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Married,

At Independence, Calf rnir, on the
morning of October the 24'h, at the resi-.
dcnce of the brides Uncle, J. i White,
by Judge D. D. Gunison, Mr.. ". A,
BAKER, Of Big Line, Cal.,to Miss FANNIE
L. WHrrg, formerly of Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville papers please copy,
We congratulate the bcautious bride that
she has won for herself 50 peerless a com.
pnnion 70. life. Our best wishes laI
YOU and yours, Miss Fannie, aud may
YOUR path through life lie strewn With
never fading flowers.
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We have received from the Combha.
ton Tool Company, IS Mercer Street, n.
Y, an instrument which comprises twelve
tools in one, and all these 50 combined us
10 be easily carried in the vest pocket
Some of tha principal uses of this int.u.
ment are the eraser, paper knife, pencil
Nhorpouor, scrcw-Griyer, rule and scissors.
Il only wants n Etetm engine attachcd to
make it complete, and the Yankee who
Invented it will never rest until lie has
packed Il whole machine shop into a CON-
mon valise.
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That af]Sectionatc, wile-chcriahing and
adorable husband, in company with lis
miscEieyous, medding, hard-Lcartcd
wife, is located near Mount Airy, West
Virginia. lie has an cyiLcyed son, aged
four, WHO wickedIy and with malice
aforcthought, opposed his fathers viii.
Whereupon the outraged parent took up
a bright and shining axe, carefully tested
its edge on a doorjam, and proceeded
to decapitation Of the dastardly youths
brain box,
Ict.rightcous vengeance was deferred,
for the inhuman mother, forgetting her
allegiance to tie father Of the boy, in
terposcd a stubborn prevent
ed her son death, but lost her own hand
severed at the wrist by the axe.
The Marion (Ya.,) HcraH does not
give the name Of the outraged husband,
whose heavenly aspirations were thus
thwartcd By IL woman's Fighter, but we
trust that people in that vicinity viii
soon see to it that Lis honored name is
.pcrpctuatcd en- a fine slab set over his
untimely grave in barn-yard!
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

Rev, W. W. Morrison, has resigned
the Pastoral charge Of the Presbyterian
Church ut this place, and also the Church
ut Madisonyille, We learn that he has
been called to take charge OF the Church
a, Jonosboro. Rev. Mr.. Wallace takes
charge Of the two Churchs above named.
Rev. j. II. Keith, Of the NJ. T. Church
South, has been placed On the Philadcl-
phia and Loudon circuit, and Rev. Mr..
pyott, appointed to the Pastoral charge
Of tue Church at this placs, and County
Line.
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THE ElCclinn.

The Election.
The battle is fought and the victory
won, but at this writing we are unable
to tell who has gained the victory. The
election in this county, so far as We have
bcen able to learn, passed of quietly
The friends of each of the tickets worke
earnestly, and there was no disturbance
whatever with either. We can give only
a partial return Of the vote cast in this
county, which is as follows;
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ca OING y

= so, take cur advice, and purchase your r.rk-
1 cts over the "sld reliable" Missouri plaiH.
Kaiirolt. which IS, positively, the ouly bus
that ruus three Injiy fyrr,-s Trans it.u
Il. 10, i, to kausa, Ct,g, oud Tie West, nuI is.
positively, TIE oliy Line which nuns i~u,lmau's
raIncc s~iccrers, and inc dizzy Goa, hes (ea.egi.l-
ty for %mo,ers) cqu!o.c VITA Milier's SAFETY
platform anna iaa patent s.ean brake, from X.
lonI, 80 htn=as,Ig. t,. scot, Parsons.
la0 cn.c ~Leoycnworlh, A,t..i.on. It. Joseph,
Nebraska City, ,a1aaii Bll. antuaais. viii.
out chang! For Information in regard 10 Tine
Table, RACES &C., { ntay p,int .u Missouri, han-
sns, Nebraska, i a]iu,lao, Ic5fso of al.oruiu. CAL
ugofor address J.. p. IN vr'1N, hgaut y s.ot-
ri Pacific Il. l:.. g. t];args.s, ,s1u., or A.tann.
n+.;o. l.. a. r,hl, reGsrl. ,r ,u.cr Ar.u,
- - q " .tait.,. b, a.-nsr tgos,.oa-.
fey-?-ul.ec3!'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

MAKE Money fast ard honorably, $l2.J0
per day, $75 per week, BY at once apPly.
ing rora territorial right, (Which are given
free to n%gcnts,) to sell the best, strongest,
most useful and rapid selling Sewing Ma
chine, and Patent Button Hole Worker,
ever used or recommended ny families, or
buy on. for your own usa; it is only s..
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad-
dress for particulars, JEpoME i. l~IUDsoN
4 Co., Cor. Greenwich and Couttiandt
SITS. N. Y. Octl0-3m.
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THE ANALYSIS or LIGHT.
P~OLiRlIGD LIGHT.

The Polariscope opcus to view The
world of colors. BY It's use all can see
DE formation IL shooting Of crystals.
attended by a most gorgeous display OF
%colors, and an eudless mingling Of the
Tints of Beauty.
A magnificent display OF Chemical
or colored lights. The mtensly bright
and dazzling Magnesium and Lime
Lights, will be used to make the Illus
trations.
The Lecture viii be given on Friday
the Goth of this month. The house to
be occupied will be made known in due
time We have no doubt but that This
entertainment will be an interesting and
instructive one. 1t is a new thing and
we would advise all to make their ar
rangeinents to attend.
Admission % cents; children under
II years old, 10 cents.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :, 1872.

:. NJ. PETTENGILL CO., 81 Psrk Row, N. T..
nd GRIFFIN & H0FFAN, Baltimore, Md,
AZ. the sole agents for the S]vce,vater EnteI,
k1fasorting advertisements for us Mt our lowest
.aaL rates. Advertisers are requested 10 leave
,Asir farors with either OF the above housed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

The Impress Josephine high back
ed combs of the last century are coming
INTO %Ipsli5n again.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
Corporation.

1t has been some time since on effort
was made to incorporate the town Of
Sweetwater. It's believed by many TINT
the time has come when it is i%udisptn-
SADLY necessary to have a Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen, Il town Marshal and
Calaboose. VIII the people take hold
OF the matter. Our streets are becom-
ing almost impossible, and by incorpor-
alton we may hope to have them put in
good order. We spring the question
again and lay it before our people with
a hope that they will lock at it in the
right light, aud vote for incorporation.
There is no danger Of propcrty-Lolders
being taxed largely to keep up the Cor
poration. This is not necessary, and
when men think upon the matter rightly,
we have no doubt but that they Will take
steps to incorporate the town,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

SOMETHING New, sglal.c ar
ticlcs, sell at sight. Catalogues
and one ssWElc Tree. Ny. Mfg
Co., 81 Cgurt!ault Sc, Ny.
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Light.

Light.
We have just received 4 letter from
L. Van. Fossen, instructor in Natural
Science in East Tennessee University
He proposes giving an entertainment
here showing what Light is, where it
from, where it goes, and what
good it does.
THE ANALYSIS or LIGHT.
The Light is separated into the dif-
ferent colors and exhibited in all its
gorgeous beauty. The Rainbow, in It's
true form and with all its beautiful col
crs. The Rainbow is made and cxLibi-
ted, and its formation explained, so that
any II can sec and understand all
about it.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
EsglSs.iCSS Cards,

=. Any e e%rac!or, neatly executed az tho
E|aiEGrfiSG GIuce,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07
DOn1'Y
WELLS CA"RBOLlCTABLETS

O Deceived, but iur coughs, colds, sore throat,
and bronchial difficulties, use only
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-07

NNUNVILLE, NVV. u
The vote Of Knox county wjthl7 dis.
tricts to htnr from is as follows: Grant,
1876; Greeley 974; Frpcma'. l,GlS;
Brown, 074; Maynard, l,57l; johnson,
us; Chea ham. 975; Thornb.rgh, l,1IG
Caldwell, ST.; Garrett, 81.
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General Political Intelligence


A GRANT AND WILSON CAVALRY COMPANY.
LOWELL, Aug. 16-About fOrty straight re-
publicans met at the committee room in Hunt
lngton hall last evening, to consider the FEAST
bllltY OF organizing Grant ana wilson cam
paign cavalry company 1t was decided to
go ahead, and an executive and recruiting
committee were appointed, TO report next
Wednesday.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-The republicans of the
ninth Iowa district yesterday renominated jack
son Orr for congress.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 16.-Gen. Eppa Hun
fer was yesterday nominated for congress by the
conservative convention OF the eighth district in
session here.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. .15.-The republicans
nominated Charles clayton Tor congress from
tins district A third candidate will probably
be nominated by the independent republicans.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 16.-The republicans
OF the I'D district to-day nominated Hon.
Ehenezer McJunkin for congress.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 16.-The democrats of the
third district, AT Cleveland, yesterday, nOmin-
ated d. NJ, King for congress.
ADVICE FROM WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Boston, Aug. 16.-Wcndell Phillips advises
the republicans OF the fifth district to nominate
Mayor Butfum of Lynn for congress.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN MAINE.
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. l6.-Ihe AndrOScog-
gin county republican convention to-day nomi-
Jesse Davis of Lisbon, for senators; D. p. At
wood of Auburn, clerk of courts; George S.
Woodman of Antrim, register of probate; VIM.
D. Roak of Durham, commissioner; A. +. Mer-
rill OF Leominster, treasurer; George c. Wing
of Auburn, county attorney, and SilaS Sprague
of Auburn, register Of deeds.
A. T. STEWARDS OPINION OF GREELEY.
SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-At Grant and Wilson
banner raising this evening, Charles $, Spencer
of New York, stated that A. I. Stewart, now in
this village, had said within twenty-iour hours
that the election of Horace Greeley would be Il
national calamity.
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, IN PENNs YLvANIA.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-lt is said that Secretary
Boutwell, will deliver several political addresses
in Pennsylvania next month.
CONVENTIONS IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 16.-In the radical
republican convention to-day, Mr. G, G. Sheeb,
consul 10 Elslhore, and Alexander White, eX-
member OF congress, were nominated for con-
gresshleh at large; Laws E. Parsons, w. j.
Gilmore, > H. remington and Richardson for
electors Inc platform consists of four resolu
mons, me hrSt endorsing the Philadelphia plat
form aud nominations; the second fayorng in
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Abbrevlnted ni.nn,cho..

The commencement of the Saratoga races has
been postponed until to-day, in consequence of
the continual rain.
The funeral of Commodore Macomb took
place at Philadelphia on Thursday, and was at.
tented by large number of naval and military
officers.
There is little confidence in the reports of the
diamond fields felt at Denver, Col, but some adj
venturers are leaving to investigate the truth of
the reports.
j. D. Tunwal living in Chicago, who was
bitten few days ago by pet dog, was seized
with symptoms of hydrophobia Wednesday, and
died in horrible agony Thursday night
Alta large meeting of workingmen held in
Pittsburg, Pa last evening, measures were
adopted to prohibit the introduction of Chinese
cooie labor in the manufactures of that city.
The workngmen agree to support no candidate
for office who is not in sympathy with their
movement.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The census credits Southbridge with popu-
lation OF 52Os, while it is claimed that it was re-
turned $50.
Two cows and an OK, belonging to Mr. DAILY
of Shrewsbury, were struck by lightning and
instantly killed, Thursday afternoon.
The republicans of Paxton are nearly solid
in their support of Grant and Wilson, only
few grumblers having been found.
The Frenchman, named Drinkwine, who was
so badly injured by the cars at Spencer on
"Wednesday, is still living, with a fair chance of
recovery.
The universalist Sunday schools of South
bridge, Charlton, Webster and Oxford will have
ii picnic at Union Point, Webster, on the 21st.
All friends are invited
The dwelling house of Mr. C. Mitchell. in
Westboro, was struck by lightning durinn tbe
shower of Thursday evening, and badly shat.
tered. The inmates escaped unhurt.
g. b. Elwel's store, at West Warren. was
broken into, Wednesday night and robbed of a
general supply of family goods and about So
in pennies. Mr. Elwell has lived in Warren
fifteen years, and has been robbed five times,
the last two times within month.
An attempt was made to get Hon. G. b. Lor.
ing TO deliver the address at the Agricultural
society's annual exhibition in Sturbrdge, but
his other engagements would not permit of IT,
and it is now expected that the Hon. Simon
Brown of the New England Farmer will be
present
The republicans Of Paxton have elected VIM
Mulligan and Alvin S. Grafton delegates to the
republican state convention. They have also
organized Grant and Wilson club, and have
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type time IS cts; each subsequent nss ZION 90 cts;
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Two lines for one week sIOO; three lines sl.z5;
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iue for each insertion. Business notices IS cents per
ne Obituary notices, resolutions, &C. l5cents PerIt
Legal advertisements per square for art Insertion;
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents.
Special positions IN the paper and special styles I
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and doubl
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and double rates charged for the Whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY SPY-First insertion SLOO per square
acknowledgement insertion 50 ceuts months 500; on
year $500.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-The damage by fire
in the press and paper room of the Christian
Union, last night, aggregates over $4,000.
BosrON, Aug. 18.-At Peabody, Mass, last
night, the shoe mandatory of Cyrus S. Nutter
was partly burned. Loss $4,000; insured. The
building belongs to Elijah Upton, and was in
sured for $1,000.
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Aug 16.-The Bayley
hat factory, at Amesbury Ferry, was burned
last night. Loss estimated at from $50, 900 to
100000; partially insured. 1t was owned by
the Merrimack hat company, which has large
surplus fund. The coal sheds and stable were
also burned. The fire was discovered in the
boiler room. Eighty workmen are temporarily
thrown out Of employment.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Aug. ia fire this
morning destroyed the furniture store of Bryant
4 Emo, and several adjoining buildings. Loss
about $40, 000
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Kentucky Peace Jubilee.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. 16.-The committee
of invitation of the national peace jubilee pub
fish the following:
"To all lovers of peace in the world. Ken
lucky warmly and cordially invites the lovers of
peace and free government Throughout the
Union, regardless of past differences, who now
unite ina desire TO perpetuate the federal union
and good will among the people, to gather to-
gether on the 18th and 18th OF September next,
at the city of Louisville, in the national peace
reunion, to cooperate in an effort to unite the
citizens of every race in such bonds of devotion
and fellowship as will restore and establish a
lasting confidence in unselfsh patriotism in
every part of our common country. Kentucky
asks each patriot throughout the land to CON
tribute, by his presence, toward making the oc-
casOn memorable in the annals of our beloved
country, as a penticost Of peace and liberty"
The invitation is signed by the most distin-
guished men in the state.
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Ammday Notices.

Church Of the Unity: Rev. c. A. Staples of Chi
cago will preach morning and evening.
Grace Church IN. f. Walnut street: Preaching
at l0la A. NJ, and ~ r. M by the pastor, Rev. j. o.
Knowles. All seats free.
Piedmont and Main street Baptist churches ;
union service: Rev. A. b. Earle win preach at 10%
O'Clock A. NJ. and at "a O'Clock P NJ. Union prayer
meeting at O'Clock p. NJ
The West Church In Grafton will be omen as usual
next Sabbath.
Old South Rev. Geo IL. Gould will preach in the
at 7P.M.
First Baptist Church; Rev. Wayland Hoyt of
BROOKLYN, N. Y, will preach at 105z O'Clock A. NJ,
and % Pm.
Trinity Church, Preaching at 101G by the pastor,
Rev, Ira q. Bidwell. Sunday school and prayer
meeting as usual.
Tie Christidelphians meet ON Sunday in the
hall OF the Natural History society, at p. NJ,
Subject-Ihe future of the United States or some
thing from the Scriptures of truth for the oOnsidera
lion of all politic6l PARTIES.
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WASHINGTON, P. NJ, August 16.-Proba.
bilities: Southery to easterly winds and clear
weather will generally prevail on Saturday over
the western and gulf states. Winds veerng
to westerly and clearing weather from Florida
to North Carolina. Southerly and southwest.
erly winds, andsclearing but partially cloudy
weather from Virginia to southwestern New
York, and with cloudy weather over New Eng
land. Southerly winds and partly cloudy
weather from Tennessee TO northern New
York. Barometer will continue falling
from Missouri to the upper lakes with
southerly winds and increasing cloudiness, and
probably threatening weather and brisk winds
over the latter.
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LATEST NEWS
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Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The president re-
turns to Long Branch by the late train tonight
1t is not supposed that he will accept the invita-
ton TO visit Chattanooga His letter in reply TO
it will, it is probable, be of political signif-
canoe.
Emilio Bernard, minister of Nicaragua, pre-
sented his credentials to the president to-day,
and the usual formal speeches were made.
There was a cabinet session to day of about
two hours duration, but no business Of extra
ordinary importance was transacted.
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LONDON, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from Geneva
says that the American representatives before
the board of arbitration anticipate the recovery
OF damages to large amount from England.
They consider the presence of Mr. Cohen in
Geneva favorable to such result. Il is also
stated that the Americans have decided to re-
quire the nomination of board of assessors
should gross sum not be awarded to the tri.
bunal
Sir Rounded Palmer is indisposed to-day. He
is suffering from slight attack of the govt.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGBAND-
BRIGHTON, Aug. 16 AT the Sitting of the
British association, to-day, Stanley gave an ac-
count of DIR. Liviugstones travels and discove-
ries in Africa for the past six years. Col. James
A. Grant, who explored the sources of the Nile
with the late Capt. Spoke, from 1868 to 1865,
called in question the correctness of Living
stones observations and conclusions. Stanley
replied, defending the doctor, and was loudly
eheered, Sir Henry Rawliuson followed, and
cordially acknowledged SANKEY'S services. At
a meeting to-day, Stanley was introduced to
Napoleon, Eugene and the prince imperial.
IRELAND.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-The passage Of the repeal
of the party professions act was generally cele-
brated throughout Ireland yesterday by the
Catholics, and in some places there was dSor-
der. At Belfast, while the procession was pass
ing through the streets, it was stoned by large
crowd The professionals returned the attack
and scene of terrible excitement ensued. The
rioters were finally dispersed by the police, not,
however, until one man was shot. Slight dis
turbances occurred in Dublin, and several per-
sons were wounded. There was no disorder in
Londonderry.
PARIS, Aug. 16.-Presdent Theirs and Gen.
CiSSey, minister of war, 90 tomorrow to Hon
feur to examine the harbor and consider plans
for the removal of distractions.
GERMANY.
LONDON, Aug ia special dispatch to the
Standard, from Paris, says that at meeting of
emperors in Berlin proposition will be made
for congress of European powers to sanction
territorial notifications of France the occupa-
ton of Rome, and the revision of the treaty of
Paris of 1856.
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-ltis reported that valuable
petroleum wells have been discovered in Silesia
and there is much excitement in the province.
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Greeley Makes a speech and Attends IA
CInm- BnkO.
The LouisviIIe spccuIntor.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 16.-Robert Atwood, this
evening, insisted on being surrendered by his
bondsmen and was lodged in Jail Further de
velopments confirm the report of the magnitude
of his speculatiOns. The losses of the banks,
however, are not so great as at first supposed,
many of them having collateral, and others hay
ing good names on the paper with him. The
Citizens bank, which was reported as most
heavily invaded, is said to have about $50, 900 OF
his paper, $4,000 of which are sight drafts on
New York, where there is no money to meet
them
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LOWELL, Aug 16-The Merrmac continues
to rise, and great fears are entertained by Nor
cross & Saunders that their blooms, holding
14,OO0,O0O feet of lumber, above Pawtucket falls,
might not hold. All available cordage in the
city was obtained to-day, also large quantity
from Boston, to be applied as stays But few
logs have yet escaped
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The Outrage on Miners.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 18.--The would be
assassns of Geo. W. Davis, John Webster and
four other miners, who were fired upon from an
whereabouts, Webster, who had been left for
dead, was found several hours afterward, still
alive, but in critical condition. He was fired
upon seven times and has seventeen buckshot
,,,h ID nod
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well to return to)Washiugton at present
Gen. Sherman visited Oxford, England, on
Thursday, and had very agreeable reception
from the authorities of the university.
Prof. c. A. Young, of Dartmouth college, ar
rived in Chicago, yesterday, from Sherman, on
the Union Pacific railroad, which place he has
selected for taking astronomical observations.
VIM. Page, the artist, was not attacked with
paralysis as was reported on Thursday He
was overcome by exhaustion, but recovered yes
terday.