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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

April 31s pkg Ashes As bales Cotton IA bh Copper 10 pkgs
Dried Fruit III bbs Eggs SOS bb Flour 30 bush Wheat o. 100
bush Corn 5 bush. $50 bush Malt HOO BUSH Barley 80
bsgs Grass Seed 40 bb Beans l bags Peas AL bags Germ Meal
1888 sides Leather bb Spirits Turpenne so bb Esn 43+ pkgs
Pork lS5 pkgs Cut Meats 81 pkgs Lar 29 kegs Land 29 Pigs
Searn 81 Butter $50 pkg Cheese, pk Taow, ~ bills
Lard Oil l bags Pearuts 81 pkg Rice 40 bags sumac b. chests
Tea Is hhis Tobacco POS boxes and Tobacco $50 bills Whisky
81 bales Wool, so bbh TalloW OIL. 585 pieces Speer
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THE MARKETS.
tc,rn,lv Reported for THs rurprvr :

FRIDAY. ApTlI >,
AcIES-rhe receipts to-day are ~ pkgS fets are IN nme'
stesdv al 90 - fears remain "
and aoninaly unchanged at $40 49,. H..
th- I'm AZ 19d4no for southern
COTTUN-Tbe business the spot was extremely nm'e @
prices without; charge futures little nrnef % ~
evening" including for consumption and 70 on spec
asep M future delivery fbaas Low Mdng the sales hsve been as
falioUs last evening after m-hpn Nv &c, a.
see 23t June 100 at Ilc 10Y AZ
i6c JAW 100 at 2gc; August 100 at 70 el6e 100 at S
200 2oc November and De-
.heT 100 each At os 30 eaesi sales today up TO
Anil e0 Al al y l3l6c, notice aner ilthi
aG9 Al - fsi6- 1000 23c loo p lSl6c J~ al 2Sci
MAJ 100 at isc 800 a. 2l go at - se 100 a. ~ s
aa1 a. s3lc qO0 al 5c 2sc. 60 at % 56ci June V
A. a SO 20 I6 sS3c 100 AZ 25ie 600 AZ % l9l6e Jny
100 A. gl l3le August 800 az 24c, 100 at ze sep
,cr 600 2lc leo st 2c 100 at 2l3ci October loo se
Novemrer December lo each at lsc together total bales
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financial.
financial.
4 SSIGNEES SALE of the ALABAMA and

A SSIGNEES SALE of the ALABAMA and
IA CHATTANOOGA r. Rim the District Ccnrt Of ne opited
State. for the Middle District OF Asb,maT9 B,nnIHpfy 70 Ihs misr
order Of the said Court made on The LIN d{ Of aeh
undersigned Bankruptcy OF the Ahama and
Chattanooga Company hereby give notice that they VIII expose
for cash public auction at the Aifssln bsn IN e
MONDAY the twenty second day
April 1871 all the railroad OF said COMPANY rom ",
terminus Meridian the State OF hsspp 10 rs terminus AZ
Wauhache In OF Tennessee together WITH It's franchise
eouineuts rolling machine shops depo wae stations road
bed machinery TOOLS and other right interest," or
said Alabama That
mortgage del Of trust
December, Seth Adams.
Trustee together with tie maehne
machinery and depo and saonhouses he CT,
Of Subject however TO the lien
Alabama OF the s mortgage bonds Of
Railroad Company the lien OF the holders and owners Of the
6 mortgage bonds Endorsed by the State OF Alabama 10 ne snoht
hundred thousand dollars md subject to the
further Hen Of the State Of Alabama paid said first mort
gage eight hundred and yso thousand I've
subject the further lien OF tie State
may hereafter said f mortgage
subject Zen Of tue state Of
subject that lien Should said Lien in favor the
settled and prior the day Of sale Aforesaid
then the said Road win be sold dislncumbered thereof
SAM. b. JONES, ALBANIA AID
JOHN p. BAILEY. Chattanooga Railroad Company.
Morfyo "a.
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Religions Notices.


AssocintiOn Hail.-servce Of Song SUNDAY EVENING
o'clock followed by address by RT. n ALLEN. Bbs
Class conducted by w. II. THOMSON, ~ D., At . ?. N.
The HATseY W. KNAPP viii prarb 1910 m.
To MORROW. JOHN DCKiESOS. esq, q Louao-. viz e
The children friends the Mssn at Cool mac ant
ing under the direction o Mis- ADA GILBERT Social Ne
on TUESDAY ard THUR DAY EVENINGS al I'd These aeetn
interesting cordial nytiou er-esef - al Sess
free A. =. AkNOLD' haf'lltsa1eni
Ar Wiett--t Methodist Episcopal Church laalr Grins
st. N. Yl-Preashng TOMORROW q lC and \ ococA Cmariol
and baptism u sundaychlos = ,lt ocs
Young men meeting at p m JOHN >. AAlDh, Fatlt
AIIen-st VI. r.. Church between vngtol and DeisneTs
McALLISrER Pastor, VIII preach ~ Joy m and ,
D. Sunday-schoOl and y saesHeni NJ } p ~
Young Peoples Prayer Meet=g O'clock seats Fe All mar sr
At Apollo Hall, Brosdvnv TEeny-ogh.L-s-On Sun
DAY THOMAS GALES FORSTER Tance sicake VIII ecinEs %
I0l "A the most e8t aEe
cal reasoners the philosophy Of Modern SprtaiLsm
All souls, Church. corner Of Fourhaye and TFen,eh,s
The Rev BELLOWS will preach Sunday April h morning . yz
ssect, crS; the aspirr nd Caie Coraanuaa morr
&C. Evening T. Subject The Fine Arts AMI specially ias
Moral and Religion lnaaenee AZ eyenln2 rce AZ 2s nee
A sermon Gods In Redemption" BY Rev l. DAVE,
Baptist Churc Downing and Led a.
10y morning Communion AZ subject IN me esrDhz
lhiri Letter Of Jesus" al are cordially inyiteL
An Exposition Freemasouryits o. ec.s ant desigB-
win discourse sunday nsht - O'clock, m Arore
~ p between Delaney and Rngon b the Rev J.
WHITE A. VI. Preaching sunday morarg lO. sunay sclooi
Anniversary Wednesday evening. April TO-
Rshop snow Of TIE Mount Zion g prac tie In
versitv Wsshngtonqusrc SUNDAY ~. Ss fe sub
Jet; The Seventh Trumpet and Finishing Of tie N e Of Go
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prinnus.

SLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- ERs. and BLASK-BOOX MAN FAC kKs No. % FstOn
BLAAkBOOAs msae to any patier1. of1ers soia.ed
WIN. EVERDELLo SONS, 104 Fulton-st.-
w LrnOGRAPliIC, STEAM JOB PRIsrEis aad LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
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COTTON MARKETS.


EonroIK Apn 5CoOn quiet Low Mdflngs PC net reerps
800 bales 80 bales sale, 100 bar .lo.L 20
bales; weeky-ne receipts. Zoo baes eIports-coasi" 5JI
$500 X5r Cotton quet srm Mddngs, 22c
oept, bales So bales sA - bales oe.
Bitan ssai bales Continent 200 baei eoawiSe, o1
0A; s Ip1 Cotton quiet Mddngs receipts
l3 bales; eIpors-,o Great Britain 20 bales eosstwse & ba
& o ses eTTcts-Io Great Britain 2sO5 bse Spain IS
s Is. I coSstsise al 6ses; sales q oo1 bale.
hs Ti'yh Ar AP scoS% Gast MidnS &
shipments 7s bales spinners 4S bales ''ccA-iS' NV
O' BAhncs April Cotton quiet but arm dne, s2ss's
. os r so Ss,s oeE SSS5 bales iis
sent bales esswse Ol0 bales sAes $40 bales sIinners ~
Mo,TeoxrRY April 1871 3s bales lS72 900
bales; weekly 2de bales shipments ~. bales nat .,
:. bales .aie. IL bales yi bales, TeslyHe' receipts 81
C1y PdTST April sCoton 2as bales
An &C. s.a. ". .,de egg ST s... weekly net
81 bales e1PorsS GIss s.an 81 loo S' ss. 'e
PSOyDsscr April receipts Of tue week. Ito bales
%tG1sTA a-COttou am good demand MddDes a
receipts sales Js bales soet-SIl sigio bales S
PM1SDslpH Api qe addhSgs a25lc Weekly
Net receipts 2Si eh gross M s.lrs 20 .e, srO.. 800 bales
baes. gro 1891 bales sales 500 hales weety.
oS bales ss' bae s'pors-'o oe'' Dn'an "
april scsson gs o sa.e y. G ss. l s.it.
as bales gross $500 bales eKponto Liverpool bdi nssi 70
Reve rs bales sales 800 bales; stock ia iO baesi Weekoet
srp,s $40 bales a. III bales eIpets-o Liverpool 9
bales 70 Cronsa bales Reyel 2s91 bales eoasi"se 2eso
bales; sales, q 900 bales - ...-u. ...
@onMr Ami a-Coon west Mddlngs 22ld2c net receipts
as h.er 10 bales sales D bses stock bo.s
b,l,s net receipts the week 2Ol bales sIpe-coa"e S
bales; sales. 6,jSS bales ..a
MrxpsI. April 5-Cotton Middhngs Htc receipts, 40
80. stoek-I87I bales 1872. 28,-J4 bsles
April dull and heavy Mddlng' ~ a2,te
~ Iouis April dali AID nominal and nothing DOING
Mddlngs, Zg0s-!c c..---.. - ,,4n... yoe w.st,,--.
ut. sS bsles shIpnrut Ar bses stock bl o'si bales S
4OS bales. -. ~, , CO. ,.,... ~, aas hale.
x.etIy-rroepts zy8 bales shipments oV4 hsles
BrFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKBr-APHma -
he'd or @ ears against s LAT "cei nothing doing sales
srrgr-.Gpts a0 head mafits the weeks supply pa? head
.gsi Al no head market hrmef closing sh pres bs
Ter Than buay 1T bead Indiana sheep rangng inn w 81
@B BdrS ia 49,. 49,, T.. che go. n M h..a
sgsin sale; iou' OF I'VE CARS On The nf
Albany LIVE STOCK MARKE1-hPhiLa $500
(ntfe--Aartet &C. Y I'D
ON com siort lower thu range c
we.hi. an, .u....t M an I.s, x..l
HsIbsi shown q sestss Of 10 w la The isss' " ""
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IRKAsuRRR's OFFICE. STATE on MISSOURI,
Cry on JEFFERSON, jan. /. 1872.

1RKAsURRRs OFFICE STATE OF MissOrRi,(
CRY JEFFERSON, jan. l. 1872.
ITO MISSOURI BONDH0LDERS.-The FUND
COMMISSIONERS STATE Of MISSOURI will redeem al
the National Bank of Commerce Eew-York following
the state Pacific Railroad to-
geher with accrued thereon at the dates named beos
Bonds numbered from 81, January H. 1872
BONDS numbered from 81 "a 40. February p, 1871
BONDS numbered from l0 to $50, April 8. 1872.
Bonds numbered from ISL 70 200, May II, 1872
Bonds numbered from 20l TO $50, July 9. 1871
Bonds numbered from 25 to 100 JalY %, 1872
Bonds numbered from 30 10 so. August ~, ls11
Bonds numbered 81 10 900 September IT, l32
Bonds numbered from 40 TO $50 October a. 1877.
Bonds numbered 45l 10 $40, November % 1872.
Interest upOn bonds the dates name
SAMUEL HAYS. Treasurer Ii OfJio Fund Commission
DAN NJ. DRAPER. state Auditor State Of Missouri.
HI BIZ BROADWAY NETWORK
ACCEPTS AND EXECUTES TRUSTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT and paid sight ckeeEs
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed daily balances
BONDS AND MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE PURCHASED.
v K STEVENSON, President
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a. + .-,'- a. casEs. On q Red oil, West 9isIrd
AN / md biIs.... % lBanei...... AZ
s :s.l.5 .'s' 4. g E s::=;:: 3
Esraf.et.I B.e.cleI olive Mars .leS, qts, - -. 81.
W,rf.- >re-...... al % q case gold. .@ t3d1 ~
h-A1 @ = n / a Sea, RTtra Refined. III
- "a, pan. Wi1. Cotton Seed Crude. u so
-. . - % Cotton seed. Yellow. .
Ar,,..ev chor. D. Southern. S'.0 %
Rel on, sspoH--5 a % COTTON 80 49,, a. NJ 70
PRovIsIoys-The PorE market the remains que the
Co. Od Mes 70 New for future de'yr The IsIssi
leh - sr saes q - Si ae's Vt Pm & "a last even
in9 to-day for July at y % ana 1 0o 5 1
~ ser s Of rs bbs 80 for Plain Ness aud Oa
hess nece BEEF = au generaE sSD "a : i9 III
fr I Ms and India Me's at s23 Beef Hams con
small job parcels AZ sogt Ssss VIZ"
fat and steady bui offerings far IS rule
.se 81 PKG Picked Hams y aie and few 40
10 Ie, Of 2sO boxe al 7c Long sbOr Clear
va s Sbor RID store and - boxes light weights at
re D,G g c ar: as5 l ae. Of So SS. and c At s for
No a fr civ 8sasle fair prime steam and qse Tor
Fo-fu market higher; salet OF
n, % ~. month AZ sIc tcs April 5Oo seller
NAV for Jane at Ste ana ~ YES se Sey a.
PETROLEUMThc market Tor rude has Oeeh S -S, anu
m u quofe 2 shipping Crude as ltdbtc The ad'
h Ceel Of lower and d Sss me s. SR s fes,e
3 Lover and 80 - % PIPER II henne % % :,
spg and quoted shade easier We quote ~
e Kspaha quoted SIC Philadelphia the market s easier
quiet with les Of spot at 1tc me " c hi
.~,l.T asst ns av bss bOyers option at z2t
RICFTbe sesdy and fairly ev sales 20 te GaIohn,
$50 bsss Ransoon a, d IN l'O bags F'''a al @"'
homo w p D~s s st dan Resp.rs manufacturing gco
"a bes Al c io lOt lie for DeEeaIa aud I'S9 boiss
o., pvsts ern Refined steady Rdl9'c for Hsrs aDa @"ic
sEEis-There limited bone trade demsea 81 former Pneesi We
o.ot, a. yer !. edqsc and Timothy $50 - 5000. =.
TALLOW Is. atiye the supply hight % o. 1'"o ID
wHiSkI ealy dull OF 80 OoA, At oe aud 81 Ooa
Kew
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t.tueart. opeua te y ON good stcrs End i15c
on nisror siort lower the tah2e ~
Tor plenty AM br 'e' "'hs " i've
.., 1900, IN an t.s, x..l
49,. -. 40. Ia. al Az IA Ia The % from 't1J,s
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I PER CT. gold BONDS
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

ErHB ROAD Detroit River connecting there
with the Chicago and Southern being built Chicago and
win thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
or in other words. will be The SHORTEST LINK IN THE GREAT
LINE OF TRAFFIC BETWEEN THB EAST AND WEST connect
ing the GREAT SYSTEM OF RAILWAYS which diverses from
Buffalo, Toledo and Chicago.
branch also run. from Clair
neetous with the leading lumber mineral
regions Of Michigan
THE MAXI LINE nom Buffalo the Detroit River 30 miles long
The branch from St Thomas mle. through
the great Canada oil region.
OF THE entire line 600 mesl Tro hundred and reny miles are
graded brtdged ready spsre The remaining 20
ready suersueue early in tie
Summer.
oP TIE required 900 hand and the remainder
are coming in daily.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUys Of rails delivered and
paid for and tie delivered early the Summer
those for the llze bepg STEEL all 60 II tseyard
ALL the materials stations and part Of tie equipment
purchased.
TRACKLAYIyG viii be begun the frost IS out Of the
ground
The entire line win ready business before Dee 81 ls
THE ROAD being built BY experienced railroad men in the
county who are confident profitable business from the day Of
it opening
THE ROAD WILDE
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10 their Ulion-sqaarr Foirsy ADD sewn
,r~uts of hANTELs GRATks
ae comprising sssui pnos shs-SS''s
ssssstinsA
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The quo lions Cotton running quality not than
hslfa grade o below the grade quoted
holders generally arc
srm md trade demand New Orleans sales 400 bags
Rio, Isr Frgai. =,
CANDLES quotah change and the demand has been
sniy limited Adam4nne 9o for 70 ~ aud iSf io
and Paraffue at 5d26c cash
FLOUR AND MRALTbe demand for Flour fair and with mcd
arrivals prices higher the tendency still upward Winter
Whe Extras Super6ue demand aud nrer Az
III The market stronger, with gooa inquiry ~" a. EiAue 'es
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OFFICE OF THE MRRcHASTs' Insurance Co.,
10 DKoApwAY y. w. con. LIBEnTT.sT.

DAILROAD, State, City. County, and Town
Ia BONDS Of all kinda BOUGHT and SOLD by HANNA
BROTHERS q a NewYofk. Investment securities specially
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Alarble an6 Slate Hlanirls.


CTEWART's Slate Mantels.-Largest assert
- men. prices agns STEWART Co. e e,ba y
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
BE IiGnest,

The following from teacher, IS so
pertinent, that we give il TO our Young
people, end believe it viii remind them
all that doacsiy is not confined to the
mere hing Of what does not belong to
them. There is honesty OF intention, Of
speech, Of mcau,ug-an honesty Of soul
which sculrs to oH allie, much c,s sutlcr
it. The writer says:
7 suppose somcwhorcad this viii Say,
when the, look at the words, BE Honest.
"That5 easy enough; l am honest;
never took anything that diduot belong
to me III my life" Wei, taat - right;
Jat thcro is more in being h7jv Loar4.
prhaps than you,hiaE. will tell YOU
Il story, aud then yuN viii understand
me.
In a country school q largo class was
/ staudingup 10 spell. In ,hcl"sson there
was a very "hnrd word, as the boys say,
But ! put the word to tie scholar at the
head, and be missed it. [ passed it tc
the next, and the next, audaoon through
the class, TIL it cnme to the last scholar
the smallest Of class, and he spelled il
right. At least undcmtood him so,
and lie went to the head, above seven
teen boys and girI5 all oE.er that HIM
SELF. ! then turned and wrote the word
On tie blackboard, 80 th't they might
;t.t see how It NGG spelled, and learn il
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
4 Scene at the OPERA Country
man Alarmed.

\ New York correspondent says:
Pauline LuccN created n genuine sensa-
ton the other evening in FRA Diayolo." 4"
She represents Zerlina in very natural
and piQuant way, according to her own
notious-not those Of any of her lyric
predecessors or contemporaries. You
remember the scene Of the bed chamber,
in which the heroine stands singing be-
fore Ter mirror and dIsrobes ior the
night--a scene that the severe Men
dclssohn declared he never could have
written.
Lucca seemed dosirous of making the
passage emphatic by transporting her
dressing. table to the front of the stage.
and coming forward to prepare herself
Tor her couch. In the audience was Il
plain and honest county gentleman on
hls first visit to the opera with his wife.
He had told her much of the sins and
iniGuitics Of the great city; but until be
had entered the academy that night he
had no idea Of an opera, and consequent
" felt the deepest interest in its pro-
gress.
When Ierlina had removed her brace
let's, taken down her hair aud put off
her bodice, the simple-mindedrust who
had watched her eagerly, revealed the
liycliost symptoms Of apprehension not
to say disgust. lie looked around eyi-
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE.
Ladies' InsuItcd by United States
Soldiers and CA!gialS-liOre Ciii-
zens Dragged from their Beds and
Carried TO Prison.

EtiN Al N1sss'u IL Nsai hlitAA AsNNo anu
Carried to Prison.
From the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, Oct; p.
4 gentleman from The vicinity Of
Gordon called at this Office yesterday
nnd made the following startling dis
closures:
I On Wednesday night about . P ", a
, ha.d OF ten United States soldiers, led
/ by some Jrcrd oGicil appeared at the
dwelling OF DR.. j. Is. farrell in quest Of
/ Che Doctor and his son, who were from
home. They entered the house and
searched the premises IN the rudest
niaauo., violating with thor luGian
/ presence the sleeping chamber Of two
Young ladies, aud even tearing from
their persons the bed covering which
/ protected them. Disappointed at not
finding their prey, they then visited
other domic,ls and arrested and bore
away with them lJossrs. VIM. Fountain,
| VIM, CaliiG, VIM. Bridges Frank Ken
riugton Edward Walker, rairoad agent,
and Juuas Fountain. Not content with
/ thus og,rHgiug the homes aud persons
Of their victims, these exemplary repre-
scatuvc3 OF Radical law proceeded to
rifle the pocEe'sol coi their prisoners,
Mr. William Fountain, Of about SIS
For the truth OF this latter characteristic
oct Cur informant Inns the authority of
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
Great Flow Of L.gnmNNrN.

Il surely is great gift to tail; vel
bu. it is not always these who rise the
largest words who are coHycr-a.inuu.ja's.
The Young lady who used the following
language, when she wished to convey
.ho idea that 'Jordan is q lard
road to travel possibly aimed 90 he
c#ssed among thtm, but we leave it to
cur readers If she did dnotmya'isy rather
JhrH interest "pyramhulating pro
c1osaion il pedestrian c%cur.iou oiong
the f@r-famcd tloronclime Of fortune
east ~ lhe haabs Of the sparkling river
Of Palag,ir" il, indeed, attended with It
Heterogeneous ccnglomcrotiou Of unfor-
seen difficulties"
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TERMS.

Cuo copy one Ecar....,,...........'...G5 o3
Two copies, one tcNr...... .........'.''.' W.
Three copies, one year. ......''''. I ''
Four copies, one yeor................. ~ W.
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy
the ynr.ou getyin- up the club, making
six corics..... ..................li co.
Ei4lt copies, one year, and an extra cory
to the Icrson getting up tic club, maxi
in- nine copies. ...... ...............& w.
Eleven copies, one year, an an cy'mcorJ
to the person getting rP the o!ua, max
ing twelve copies .................. - w.
Twenty three copies, one ycar. Hu.! anrH-
tra copy to the person getting up tie
club, max .ug tweuty-tuur copie5......jJ co.
Let 1.-THE ualcrs;ool that every so'ayr,herr
auh the gct,,r-up ota club, viii hn,c ,ne beau
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
NO. so
Humorous Items.

An Irish editor congratulate himself
that ''half the lies told about him amt
tue"
Many persons write articles and send
them to the editor to be corrected-as
if an editors Office was a house OF cor
rectior.
Apriuter recently made "Bo Io There
fore Steadiast," tbo text Of a minister's
sermon, BE Ye There for Breakfast
"The earth is the Lords" "Lots
4OzGO for $780," were adjoining insclip-
tons at the Sea Cliffs camp-mceting
grounds
One Missouri editor says Of another,
that 'his cars would do for awnings to
ten-story wholesale hog-packirg ostab-
hshment.'
A Leavonworth editor sat down in
reserved seat already occupied by
hornet. lie stands up wheu scissoring
his editorial now,
This is Il Western item: "Kcmp's
brewery, with $35,GOO of prospective
lager, went up in fiery chariot at Du-
buque last week"
Two newspaper editors in Montana
Territory have bet their Offices, good will
and all, on the Congressional election in
a certain district.
A Western editor, in acknowledging
the gitt Of peek Of onions from sub
scribcr, says; TT is such Kindness as
these that bring tears to or eyes,"
Here is the heading Of one Of the Can
ton lAIiss.) papers, introducing a sensa-
tiouaI article; "A carousal, an episue,
cowhidc, n pistol and a skodaddle."
4 poor but honest young lady, who
earns a living by working oil hoop skirts,
in reply 10 an inquiry, stnted that she
had spent the summer "at the springs"
OF a misorly man who died OF soften
ing Of the brain, a local paper said: His
head gave way, but his hand never did.
Ills brain softencd, but his heart could
not"
The Rondout I,ImcS has been victim
lied by a travelling "jour." printer, who
is described as "n short, scrawry indi-
vidual with more jaw than a govern
mont mule
This is the inteliigentmanner in which
the London Court JotTnli presents an
Ancrican item 10 its readers: The girls
4 A.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

Ar editor Eat down sud wlota "0hite
rl9"e costumes are now popular" aud
the c3mPositg = set It up "vh,ts l.uo
collins IRE mo- popular, which OF course
they are not
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u 5Cst2rN and Atlantic Railroad
Change OF Schedule.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 25th, 1872.
Ga and after this datc-

WEsTEEN Express.
Connccsin! for New York and tie West
leaves Atlanta a.................. $50 +. NJ.
Arrives Dalton... -. ...-.. 3.o2 4. VI.
chattanooga. 5,23 y. NJ.
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
r. tie North nul West, cariying Pullman Palace
Carlo Louisville.
Lcavca At'anla.................. $50 \. NJ.
Arrives Ialton...... 2.oi !. NJ.
ChattanoogG, ogG,....,.,..... 4.3I Z. NJ.
LICurNNG ExrErss,
Passengers leaving Atlanta by this Train arrive
in New York the SECOND after noon at i:ii VI.
I3 Hours and 33 Minutes earlier than Passcn-
gers leaving by Augusta the same evening.
Leaves Alant2'....' '''..''. .'.'''4'l1A' NJ
Arriyesat Dalton. 0.4' 7. NJ
SOUTHERN EXPRESS,
Carrying through Palice Car from louisville,
North aud West.
Leaves Chattanooga ......,..., $40 I. VI
Arrives AUGnta................ lZ.1o y. NJ
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
from the North and West.
Leaves Chattanooga a................5.Aj AN
Arrives at Atlanta a................l.i5 lbs Z. NJ,
AccoMNoukTtoN TRAIY.
Leaves DnltCR... ..l2.ij y. NJ
Arrives Atlanta n............ ....9.5O \. NJ
JOSEPH Z. BROWN, President.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
THE ENTERPRISE.

TEERsDkY. NOVEMBER 7. 1879.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
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