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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

Henry Wilson, the Radical candidate
for Vice President, changed hisnamo from
jeremiah Colbaith, because the old man
(his pa) was sent to the penitentiary for
horse stealing. Jerry, instead of breaking
into that institution, broke into the ranks
of the Radical party, and of the two, it is
about as creditablc to have been in the
penitentiary. Fit associates for the
drunken jockey, who disgraces the Office Of
| President
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

If you wish to make airy purchase don't
20 away from home to do it. Encour-
age home industry give your trade to
merchants aud mechanics, especially those
who advertise freely. This is the way
to build up a lively business in your own
town, and benefit yourself as well as 9th
ers. Every dollar spent in a town is of
advantage to a place in general, and ev-
cry article spent abroad for articles which
could be bought on as favorable terms at
home, is like taking 50 much capital. out
of the business interests Of the place.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
C!.a..c. Elegant and Beautiful.

Arc word, wei, and truly applied To-
d., >.r"s riaur.. In 10 branch ci me,
cIaui,m has ,ler, been $50 much improve,
msut and so active a rivalry as in the
Piano m%auuac,ory of America, Il is com
coded that We can excel the world, and
the fame Of the American Piano is world
wide. The enterprise Of our manutac-
lures has known no limit, and the P"ri'c.
ton attained by Mr.. Chas. VI S.ieH, has
been so marked in our land as the cn'cr-
prise Of uur land has been mprkra in tie
world. Professors, amateurs, learners,
aud critics are united in their opinions.
And as with orc voice, they commend
over all others, the SticTs Pianos, combi-
ming as i, does, durability anil musical
excelleucc-iu sound, it i, pure and liquid
with Intensity Of tome and great v]oluwc,
and there is grand harmony in It's nod
u)Iation, 50 that its chord, are sweet aud
perfect, free from the dull and Nfelcs,
metallic har,luess too often found in all
other instruments; in the nice adjustment
Of the Key Board, every provision is
made Cor the ease and comfort of tie
r]crformer, the action Is sensitive and the
, D. I rr.n,..- tlr pttef
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
Nr. Wclls' ENtract Of JnrNboh.
TnreGning Machines
BnbGL BIIrE'p

We desire to cali ;hc attention Of Farmers t.
our manufacture Of Scparutors; we have greatly
Improved these machines in the last two years,
and they are now superior to and better adapt
Ell to The wants Of the Virginia Farmer than
any machine brought fran TIE North, while
our lower prices and the saving Of freight, make
them cheaper. Wcmakc and send with oar
machines the Cary or Pitts Horse Power, AMI
furnish Machines mounted on wheel, complete
with Horse power, belts sc. for 500.
We had our wheat thrcshcd during the past
Summer by n "Carlwcil Threshcr and Cl,aucr'
owned by J. W. Alley. The machine did cy-
ccllcut work, thrcshiug every particle Of wheat
from the straw, and cleaned 10 our satisfaction
We eau recommend the machine to any Que
wishing Il good Tlreshcr and Cleaner,
John t.. Jones, Slm'l. C%ottrcll, Jr., Wm. G.
Moncure j. l. Darlington, VIM, Shcprcrson,
Alex. Il. llolladay.
We alsn make a cool Two-liorsr Thrcshcr,
that we cal sell complete for Sl50. j.. "
CIRDWELL X CO., 1911 Cary o., Richmond
Va.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
TIE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1872.

3. VI. PEITENGlLLE CO., 30 Paris Row, Ny.
aud GRIFFIN N lluFFAN, Baltimore, Nd.,
Are ,bc sole agent, for the Swcrtvytcr EutvI-
prize ntho.e cities, anil rca authorized % CONTRACT
Tor inserting Advertisements for u- NJ 0Ur .uNr-,
ct,h rates, Advertisers are requested Co leave
their iuy0y- with either OF the above houses.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

The rush of travel over the Fast Tenn,
Va. Il Ga Railroad, eastward, this season,
is larger than it has been at any time since
the war. Every train going i'll that dlrec-
ton carries from s~evcnty-fve to one hum
bred through passengers FROM Southern
cities on their way to the East.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
June % If
Death of Il Printer.

We learn that Mr.. Jake Mills, n well
known compositor, died at Morristown, on
Friday last. The body reached Knoxville
on Saturday, and was inferred by the
Knoxville Typographical Union.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

G. b. WOODWARD, of the Swcetwater
ENrERrRISE, (Tcnn.) was with us on the
10th. As an active, earnest journalist hO
is taking high rank. His paper is well
spoken Of -.liIanta Aadcr and Bapiisi.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
llirnm Holt.

This gentleman keeps constantly on
hand al his ware house, in Knoxville, all
kinds Of Agricultural lmpIcmcn', and
will supTly the farmer with such a, rr'-
ccs 10 sNit all. When you q to Knox
Vile, stop in and see his machinery.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

W. are authorized to announce \. 7,
HIGHT, of Monroe county, asa cand' date
for Senator from this the Sixth Senatorial
District.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
HOUgh & Chuch.

Special attention is directed to tine
new advertisement of IIough d Church, to
lie found in this payer.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
swEarWArER HARRIET.

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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
Swcctwatcr, Tenn, July 9TH, 1872.

Important State Revenue Decision.
The Supreme Court Of this S.ata has re-
Gently decided that the privilege tax on
good, sold to uon-rcsidents of Tennessee is
unconstitutional, but that an al valorem
tax on such goods is legal, aud that both
m AL valorem and privilege tax is ]collcc-
table on goods sold to residents Of the
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
COnYeYanCinG

COnveyancing
Deeds drawn and Land Business trans
acted at Laud Onio Of
NJ. +. Johnson,
jacksonville, Tenn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

TIE undersigned will pay the highest
market, cash, price for Wheat. We pro-
pose to buy all we can get. Farmers,
don't fail to give us a chance.
j. W. GoDDARD 4 Co.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

The young men of the South are be-
ginning to again show their intellectual
superiority. 1t was only some two years
ago that young Pryor, formerly OF Viz
GINA, but now OF New York, graduated
at Yale College with the highest honors
ever conferred upon an alumnus of that
Institution, aud we SEQ it now stated that
of the six honors awarded 10 tue gradua-
ting class of Princeton College, New Jer-
sey, this year, Eve Of them were borne of
by Southern boys.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

DEmoREsr's Monthly for August is on
our table, replcto with its usual fund Of
information and entertainment for the
Household. BECK At THE FARM is the
most charming illustration Of American
life we have pcruscd for some time. The
many items cf worth in the Monthly, and
its repertoire of Fashions should be seen
by those who do not subscribe, and they
would do 50 at once, SO per year, With
a premium worth fully the amount paid.
Published at S5S Broadway, n. Y.
You've AMERICA is also from the same
publishing house; its contents as usual.
full of excellent reading for our Juvenile
members. Mice al Play, and Just mJ
Luck, are stirring Illustrations Of iuvc.
nile days-entcrtaining enough for the
ediication of old heads, although Juvenile
enough in incident for our young friends
81 per year.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
NOTYCENENV

Parties desiring tn announce themselves
n candidates fur Office through thi, pa.
yer will toe required tn pay cash in cd
vance for the same. Announcements for
Congress, Slo; State Offices, $40; caudi.
dates for State Senator, s.; county eau
dijrres, -.
To TIE VOTERS or MONROE CuTE'I.
We rro authorized o, announce /. 4.
NcSmdicu a. a candidate for Trustee of
Monroe county. Election in August next.
We aro authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hicks, asa candidate for Tax Nolloc'
tor of Moure county. Election in AU-
gust next.
We are authorized to annouuc FL. e..
Harris. ms a candidate for re- election to
the office Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
1uuty. Election in August next.
We are authorized 70 announce James
Scrugls AS an Independent candidate for
Tax Collector of Monroe county. Elcc-
tion Gr>t Thursday in August,
v1 ruG rEortG OF TaSyE,,rr.
In response tn the expression of poru-
lor desire, sufficiently general ami inAu-
cutiul To control my action in the matter,
! hereby announce myself 70 cuudidl'" for
the office of Jude of the Supreme Court,
made vacrut by the resignation Of Hon.
r.. \. Il. Nelson. Elcciiop first Thursday
in August, next. j. Il. COOKE.
Cant,nronun, March llth, ls72. #
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18

1t is not possible to ask a man to re-
turn borrowed goods, books, money, or
anything else, without putting in peril the
beautiful friendship on the strength OF
which he feeced you. He was a wise man
who said to his friend wishing to borrow.
"You and | are now good friends. If
lend you money and you do not pay it, we
shall quarrel. If | refuse to lend you, |
suppose we will quarrel. There are two
chances of u quarrel, and | think | will
keep the money rather than run the risk
of losing it and you"
He had in mind the old saw:
81 had my money and my friend,
lent my money to my friend,
| asked my money of my friend,
| lost my money and my friend"
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R0GzlPilg,8 AIgn SPRINGS, Va.


VTEN n NJ TlTTII ~.
The w,op~.n,or o.yt.a ljt;ionol attractions tri-
-en-,u. New. rlcnn- Hul spacious brIwin.
aud linl Ennmt, beautiful lawns, exquisite nr
rui scenery, while, iac waters Of these special
ypriu.- irturi.hIj relieve con .um.tion, ,c.o1.-
Ia, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia ami uiauhen, ami
are for sale ~ lcuiin- Druggists r~'erywlcrr.
RrrljIy accessible via chesapeake q Ohio Il. t..
stop ut Goshen Drpo,, where Coaches will be in
waiting. Pamphlets on application. JAWS
A.. F]HN2Er, rrop'r.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-18
NiRIETT.l LOCK VORkS.
manufacturers OF
DOOR IOCk.

Md every description nj BUILDERS HARD
WARE. We make the safest Locks in the coun-
thy. Send Tor price lists and cirrulnrs.
MARIETTA LoCk WORKS,
lcl.p I'm Marietta, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION.

Nearly so Liberal Republicans OF kenton,
Ohio, sign the call for a Greeley meeting.
Fifty mine Republicans of st. Cloud, Mlnn.,
sign the call for a Greeley and Brown Club.
A partial list of the members of the Greeley
and Brown Club of Canandaigua, N Y contains liz
names.
A Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
at Rrockport. NJ " with 25O names, of whom 43 are
Republicans -
Greeley Club has been formed at Wash
inOtonyile N " Alden Goldsmith, President, and W.
s. Howell, Secretary
Two hundred and fifty Republicans of Lock
port n Y, signed the call for Greeley and Brown
meeting.
Thirty Liberal Republicans of Pittsfeld,
Mass issue a call for the formation of Greeley and
Brown Club
A Greeley and Brown ratification meeting at
Groton Tompkins County, N. Y, the 10th inst, was
addressed by the Hon. Milo Goodrich
A Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
at blooming Grove Orange County. n. Y, Alden Gold
smith, President; wm 8. Howell, Secretary.
The Greeley Club of Milwaukee, Wis, eff
fected permanent organization on the 10th instant
every ward OF the city being represented among the
officers.
/ A Greeley and Brown Club was formed at
Bremngham, Ala on the oath inst with more than 200
members DIR. Jas. Il. Tucker, President and ]. T..
Wilson, Secretary.
Fifty lifelong Republicans have attached
their names to a call signed by 200 citizens of Rome,
n " for meeting for the purpose OF organizing Gree
ley and Brown Club.
A number Of the votersl0f Woodstock, VT,
who are opposed to the reelection of President Grant
have issued call for meeting the 23d OF August,
with the view OF forming Greeley and Brown club.
The Democrats of st. Albans, VT, organized
campaign club on the 10th inst The sentiment of
the meeting says The ST. Adams Messenger Administra
tion) appeared 10 be unanimous for the nominees OF
the Baltimore Convention"
The Greeley and Brown Club of Concord,
N " permanently organized the 10th inst by ho
election OF the following officers President, Salmon
Shaw Vice Presidents Sterling Titus and wlliam "
Blaisdell Secretary, A. Il. Tabor; Treasurer, "
StanbrO. An executive commit tee was also cho'o g,
There was a large and enthusiastic "u
iourned meeting Of those friendly TO inc 49, 90,
Greeley and Brown held at Lowell. Mass on e -,
inst, for the purpose OF forming ,ha s;Tant and
George Stevens who was Iresluoa chosen President
Cofax Club four years iago, VIA were elected Vice
Two Republicans and two Doloo'''' "
Presidents. - .
The Liberal Republican state Coulmit'ee Oh
ohto ID p,,or,oT chairman, and ii. NJ. Falling Sec
re,or a aIino active preparations for mass state
co,yon,on al Columbus. on the 5lst INST In response
of the Grant organs That there were not
70 tho ASST ey Republicans In that city nearly 200
~ aN Wv, p Ior meeting on tuesday last III Is clalueu
% whole number IN the city between 500 ana oOo
Tho Liberal Republicans and Democrats
,,a pourth and Sixth Wards Of Buffalo met respect
=, ~ on tuesday aud Wednesday last for tho pnr
,,.s Of organizing Greeley and Brown Clubs The seV
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Rev. Chas. Kingsley is the new editor
OF The London Good Words taking the place of the late
Norman Macleod
Miss Emily Faithful will visit America this
fall and will social and literary subjects stay
ing here about year.
About 1900 men will take part on each side
in the forthcoming Autumn maneuyers In England
this year will take place Salisbury Plain. The two
armies will be drawn up different places, whence
they will march lighting order 70 the Plain series OF
battles being fought on the way thither Tue volunteers
and militia are to 90 out with the regulars
The death is announced, at the age of AZ,
from typhus fever Alexander Hlfordng, one OF the
most rudit OF Russian scholars and chief authority
on all questions concerning the various 5avonc peoples
He dIed .t Kargopo, the 2d OF July, while ON
tourney Of exploration 10 certain imp rIecty known as
trcts Of the Archangel Government re had puDnshed
numerous works ON Slayonc literature.
At the annual meeting of the British Wo-
mans Suffrage Society, Jacob Bright NJ p said he be-
leyed that they would soon obtain the object Tor wmch
they were working as the question had risen into ma
tional Importance. The members would do WELL how,
ever TO upon the constituencies for he believed
nothing would be done by the present Paranent wneh
had achieved the chief object for which had assem-
bled.
The London Echo of July II says the failure
10 convict OF the attempt 10 murder Fisk is not
altogether surprising though 1t Is of course due To the
confusion Of mind almost always Observable In Jury
On the facts clearly their duty to convict eav-
ing the law responsible for the result But falling into
the usual error OF urymen of them appear to have
supposed IL their business decide upon the equity OF
the case and feeling that Stokes had rid NewYOrk Of
social pest and perhaps also having some sympathy for
him as man whom Fisk had sworn To ruin. they would
This is practically miscarriage OF justice,
aud England well as In America, this habit Of uries
their duties results failure OF Justice ten
times for once that it operates benehcally
| London letter makes mention of another
unhapplness in the Byron family Lord Wentworth. tho
OF Ada sole daughter Of my house and heart" has
IL appears published notice In the usual form In such
cases. that his wife has left him. aud that no Will not be
responsible etc. Friends OF the lady the other hand
declare that she simply TO London, to visit her
relatives without the sghtest idea OF leaving her hus
band and was astOundod reading tho latters an
| nOuncemom Of her assumed desortlon OF him. Lord
| Wentworth Is an elderly man. Lady Wentworth is
younger; the daughter OF the Rev. Mr. Herot London
clergyman and she IA said to be exceedingly beauti
ful Efforts were In progress To effect recon
oiliation betwxt this husband aud wito-which IL Is
1 hoped will succeed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30


the Liberal Republican State Committee TO the people OF
Mainei
We believe the time has come when ghe great move,
ent I'm behalf OF the Liberal cause should be recognized
Inv the Republicans OF Maine VINO sympsthlze WIN the
doctrines and purposes OF the Clncnnat Convention
THO admirable address and resolutions adopted ny taI
at Gathering have proved satisfactory 10 all persons
~ he oountry who wish act together In purifying the
of the General Government and restoring
-, ia Ieoitimae and proper functions IL IN upon the
10 o that and platform that we ASK tne alOn
S rho Republicans of Maine. The Information received
So ali OF tho state indicates deep PuIpso
among the Republicans, which Is confined to no loca
The coming election In such manner as sha pest tend
60 comDass the great ends they have In view,
We recommend all VINO disposed 10 cooperate
With ma 10 organize in their respective localities as soo
and as completely practicable, by Whch heans Ho
con alone give true Significance 10 the great WOrk ~
IraveIv and 40 successfully begun. Associated eHOr
bare u nroduce marked effect upon tne canvass, ana
hi 20 sbene the destiny OF the movement, which mas
P, or sted the support OF the best minds in the
rembiic and ia beyond the power OF politicians 70 stay
81 the I5beral Republicans or Maine recognize thelr
dntv and DO H. Arrangements VIII DC made az once 10
snpny sneakers for the canvass, ana COMMUNICATIONS,
personay or by letter. solicited upon te ousneSs o
the campogn. ,.noo countv. w u n
Estas Somerset; Franklin Reed SagadahOc; William =.
ieiSbton washington; Enoch Knight Cumberland
John b. Godfrey PenobscOt John W. Lame, ioTA Az an
ner b. Jackson, oxford N. A. Joy, iianc9gk; - q
Ham, Androscoggin; Charles H. Baker Waluo y; o.
Fuller Lincoln; George w. Pratt, Plscataqs a,
Small AroOstoOk Il. w. Robinson, Knox, LDorai NO
publican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CONKLING AGAIN.
HOW ONE COUSIN WAS APPOINTED.
To the Editor or The Tribune.

SIR: cut the following from the speech OF
the Hon. Roscoe COnkling at Cooper Institute:
The remaining relative HUDSON Minister Gulemaa lie
on 70 e Gnsemss before Presiden Grant came Henry
and retirement Iowa claimed stu and presented DIT
might refused appoint him. without giving Just onene
the Republicans of Ohio because be might have Hken nan
other state did appoint him and thus be furnished the nee
Liberals One awful example
It seems to impossible that Senator Conkling, In
making this statement. did not know tnat it was false
The Committee Foreign Affairs reported against the
confirmation OF sas Hudson Minister to Guatemala
Harlan by plausible speech, succeeded In
obtaining his confirmation that adverse report
Senator Harlan did not urge that Hudson was at for the
place, that he the choice OF the delegation He
admitted that he would not himself have made the
appointment and further that the Iowa delegation had
recommended another applicant He urged his con
frmaton ON the ground that he a relative OF the
President and that time enjoying his hospitality and
that his rejection could not but be m0rylnS 10 the
Presdent m the commencement OF his Administrations
have the best reasons believing that Senator Conk
ling heard that speech Ftz Henry warren one OF the
most accomplished Ministers then In service, was our
Minister to Guatemala but wished 10 return nome IN
the Fall. The Iowa delegation unanimously recon-
mended J. b. Howell an Old editor, rs his successor
Hudson himself signing the recommendation ana prom
jsng TO further 1t with his influence hudson had Deen
living with Gen. Grant all the Winter moving 10 the
White House after the inauguration ana had spent mcn
OF his time with Iowa delegation. HIS relationship
To President secured him tolerance with Them OF
which his habits Of person and lack OF wOud
otherwise have deprived him. lie obtained Oh . tnem
OF Endorsement, the promise tnat he
would interfere with OF their applications on pc
half OF friends. His expression was Uyss wiz take
care OF me without charging 1t 10 Iowa. As the appoint
of Howell seemed TO be slow In coming he offered
to President with McCreary, Howes own repre-
sentatiye and urge the matter McCreary went III at
the proper entrance while Hudson sought the Kitchen
way as probably cODgeniai and soon returning,
announced that he. instead OF Howell had received the
appointment. The adverse report OF senator sumner
Committed was followed by his confirmation have al
WAYS believed this action Of Senator Sumner the
first of the Presidents hostility toward him.
Washington, July 70. HAWKINS TAYLOR
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

Ecclesiastical questions are troubling the po-
ltcal atmosphere at COnstantnople The Porte has
requested Mons gnsa HAssoun, the patriarch OF
Armenians, 20 quit The territory OF the Empire as his
presence tends prevent reconciliation Of the parties
into which that community Is divided, and thus
promises public order Mgr. HassOun declares that he
viii only yield 10 force. Tue French Ambassador Is
doug his best W mediate ..f .r
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
NEW-YORK SENTIMENT.
rHE CANVASS IN wEsTCHEsTER COUN

THE CANVASS IN WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
At a meeting of the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats Easchester at Mount Vernon, last Fri
day. a Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was formed
and the following officers elected: President W.
H. PembertOn; Vce-Presidents, l.. A. Rich, 5. b. Odel
and Others Secretaries Robert W. Fosterand d. M van
COtt: Treasurer, Edward MARITIME.
Mr. PembertOn on taking the chair expressed his con-
Greeley the biggest majority received any can
didate and that Eastchester alone would give him
Al large gathering of Liberal Republicans and DEM
ocrats of White Plains Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club was organized Friday, with the following
officers: Edmond q. Sutherland, President; Elisha T.
Ferris, Jackson 0. Dykman and James Gibson, wee
Presidents Isaac Wright, Corresponding Secretary ID
b. Stevens. Recording Secretary and Daniel D. Irpp,