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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14
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Chancery Court at jacksonville
Sue c. Gaiues VS.. S. NJ. Gaines.
Bill for Divorce.

Complainant charges in her bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendant S. NJ. Gaines, is a
nonresident Of the etatc OF Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Swcctwater En-
terprise, notifying said non resident defendant
to appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court to be held at the court house in Madison
vile, Tenn, on thu first Monday Of December
next, aud make defence to complainant's said
bill, or tue sape will be taken Tor confessed
and the cause set fol- hearing ex parte.
Uct24-it-pi$5 S. 7. HALE, c NJ.
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Ea,r, oi PlH,ip To,ter and others, aud
known IS The Finley place. Also, one
hurirgl aud twenty gcras, wore or loss,
va tie lei civil district Of Monroe coun.
~, Team rtjoining the lands of Peter
Johnston aud others and known as the
Patrick Tmt'er farm. Beth the above
described tracts Of land levied on as the
property Of James Ishell, to satisfy a
j dgcu ent aud cot in fuvo o. A. L. & H.
q. Gillespie, 10, f. HousroN, Sheriff.
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To Measure Corn in the Crib.

Add the width of the bottom Of the
crib in inches to the width across the
corn in the upper part, also in inches;
divide the sum by two, and multiply it
by the height and length Of the corn in
the crib, also in inches, and divide the
product by 1850. The result will give
the heaped bushels Of cars, two of which
will make . bushel Of shelled corn, il of
the flint variety, and ono and II half
of The Western Dent Corn. BY multi
plying the average width and length, in
inches, together, the cubic contents in
inches is found and $3.50 cubic inches
make o heaped bushel.
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Chancery Sale.
7. W. Burge VS.. NJ. S. G. Doyle,

7. VI. Burge vs.. NJ. 5. Q. p0yIe.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery Court,
ut Madisonyille, Tennessee, rendered in this
cause at June Term, 1872, | will expose to sale
by public cutlery to the highest bidder at the
Uourt House door in jacksonville, Tennessee,
on the
10Th day OF November, 1872,
the two Town lots mentioned and described in
laid d. cree, to-wit: lhe two Town lots in the
own of Maids )%nville, Tenn, now o,cupied by
Mrs. NJ. $. G.. Doyl, bciRg lots No. and IA, as
laid down in the pl n of said to VA.
rGRMs.-Siid lot, will be soil on credit or
six months and in ar Of the r sht'oI iedemp-
ton. Note with approved security required and
a hen retained for the purchased money.
S !. p. HALE, & I'm.
Get l5.t,.t rs.
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Tho StatA Press Meeting.

Tho Tennessee Press Association is
now called to meet in Chattanooga, on
Thursday, November 28-Thonksgiying
Day. The citizens of Chattanooga talk
OF giving a banquet and ball, in honor
of their distinguished guests,
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Godcy's Lady's Book for December,
1872 has been received. The iilustra-
tons in this number are of the usual
style in which Cooley presents them to
his subscribers. Two steel e~ngravings,
one Il handsome tableau title-pagc; Il
fashion plate; a colored plate of silk
stockings; Christmas Eve,and Christmas
Morning, companion pictures; and an
extra number Of fashions expressly Sc
lected for dress occasions Of all kinds
The literary matter is mado up of an
excellent class Of stories suitable for
Christmas reading, Marion Harland's
story, "Etty's Hero" is particularly good.
In the january issue, Marion Harlnnd
will commence a new novelette,, under
the title of Carrying Weight" which
will be continued through the year.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14

a meeting of the Board Of Directors
of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, was held last Tues
day AFTERNOON in Knoxville. The Prosi-
dents report and other papers Of inter
osts were read and routine business
transacted, The adjourned Annual
Convention Of the Stockholders OF TIE
road was held yesterday afternoon, and
new Board Of Directors elected for the
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Business in s W0etWatcr.

Yesterday vas q lively day in our
town. 1t is estimated tLat there was
more business done by our merchants
than was eyer done here before in one
day. There were from sixty TO seventy
five wagons on our streets heavily loaded
with produce, &c.
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Concert,

N"SS
Master Willie Price, Profs. ". l..
Price and A. NJ. Dobbins, propose Civ
ing a musical concert Mt the Baptist
Church on Friday night, the 22d Of this
month. The admission will be 25 cents.
Children, Is cents. The proceeds Of
this entertainment are to be given to
Mr.. James Landers, o citizen of our
county who has a daughter totally blind
and he almost unable to get about. The
family are in very destitute circumstan-
ces, and are really objects of charity. 1t
is useless for us to add anything more
in regard to this family, Mr.. Landers
is known to the most Of our citizens,
therefore we feel perfectly satisfied that
the people will turn out and contribute
something to his aid.
"While w beg for those with plenty,
And for those to US unknown,
Wen not forget our poor and needy,
And our suffering ones at home"
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.
j.. Il. Gregory, ct. al. VS.. Alston 7. Grogory,et.
al ORIGINAL Bill.

al original Bill
Complainahts charge in their bill, which is
sworn to, that the residences of defendants, Al
stOn T.. Gregory, David Gregory, B%arttey Packs
heirs and stakely Packs heirs are unknown;
and that the names Of said heirs are unknown;
oHd that DEFENDANTS, Tim Pack, John Barnett
and wife Narcissa Barnett, Formerly Narcissa
Pack are non-resldcnts Of the state Of Ten
nessee. 1t is therefore ordered that uublica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
Swtetwater Enterprise, notifying said defend
ants to appear at the Chancery Court to be held
at MadisOnyille, Tenn, on the first Monday of
Der next 1872, and make defence to COM
plainants' said bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for hearing ex
parte us to them. A true copy of the order at
Rules. Attest; S, 7. HALE, G s. VI.
TIE II McCrOskey, Sol. for Compl'ts.
oct24-4t-pt56
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14

LUIGI
We had the plossurco OF meeting with
Hiwavs,o Lodge No, IO6, 10 G. r. ct
Charleston last Thursday night, The
newly elected officers for Tie present
quarter were installed. The Lodge is a
splendid one and is doing q great work
in tho Temperance cause. The following
il a list OF the officers:
DR.. G., VI, Bazemore, W. G. 7.
Miss Matte Crawford, Wv. I.
Rev, w. II, Crowiord, ". c.
j. W. Simmons, W. r. s.
r. A. Sloan, P. W. c. 7.
H. A.. Harrington, T. S.
Miss L. Dill, r. S.
Miss Flora Strain, L. S.
Charlie B~usLropg, 1. &.
The names OF the other officers we
were unable to obtain. The Lodge
numbers about 125 members. The OIL
GERS are Jealous workers, and the work
iugs'oi the Lodge are Carried on in splen-
did order. Success TO il.
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Every goadiarmari IS Interested in the
speed OF intelligence in lis neighbor-
hood; therefore every good farmer is i'll
ierosted in increasing the circulation OF
tho ENTERPRISE.
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81 Cannot Pray for Father Any
More
A chiId Enclt at the accustomed time
to thank God for the mcrcies of the day,
and pray for His care through the COM
ing night. Then, as usual, came the
"God bless dear mother and -"
Bat the prayer was stiIlod, the little
hands unclnsped, and q look Of sadness
and wonder met the mothers eye, MS the
words of hopeless sorrow came from the
lips of the knecling child, a cannot pray
for father any more"
Since her little lips bad been able to
form the dear name she had prayed fov
a blessing upon it. Ith0d followed close
after mothers name. But now he was
dead. I waited for some moments, and
then urged her to go on.
Her pleading eye met mine, and with
a voice that faltared, she said
ooh, mother, | cannot leave him al
out; let me say Thank God that l had {
dear father once;' so I can still go OF
and keep him in my prayers"
And so she still continues to do ant
my heart learned q lesson from the low
ing ingenuity of my child. Remembo,
to thank God for mercies past as we'll a
to ask blessings for the future.
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Remember the concert to be siyan Mt
the Baptist Church on Friday night,
Nov. cd, for the benefit OF Mr.. james
Lqnders.
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Change Of Schedule.

The schedule on the Western md At
lantic Railroad has been changed. The
changes will be made in the published
schedulo in this paper next week.
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Martha A. Mcclellan, VS. James Mcclellan.
Petition for Divorce.

Petition for Divorce.
Complainant charges in her bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendant, James Mcclellan
is II nonresident of the State OF Tennessee. 1t
is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Sweetwater
Enterprise, notifying said nonresident to APP
pear ut the next term efthe Chancery Court to
be held at the coWt house in Mudisonville,
Tenn, on the first Monday of December next,
and make defence to cOmplainNnts said bill, or
the same will be taken Tor confessed and the
cause set for herring ex parte.
oct24.4t.pfs5 Attest, $. P. HALE, G &M.
Burre a. Robinson, Soils.
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SIS TO $3.50 PER MONTH,

Everywhere, male and female, to introduce the
Genuine Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell tuck
quilt, cord, ind, braid, and emhroider ina MOST
superior manner. Price only Sl5, Fully ii,
ceased and warranted for five years. We will
pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic seam
than ours. 1t makes tine elastic Lock Stitch. y
Every second stitch can he cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it
We pay agents from SIS to $3.50 per month and
expenses, or a commission from which twice
that amount can he made. Address SECOMB s
CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago
H., or st, Louis, Mo,
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"Pictures are windows for the soul"
Some decidedly beautiful windows of this
description may ba had at o. B. Smith
& Co.'S Bookstore, Knoxville, at low prices
for cash.
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DR.. Msyes says, all who have decayed
or bad teeth, should have them fixed
before tho cold wet weather, and he is
right too. octI4 st
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Sweetwater Hog and Cattle Market.

w. G, Clovelrud pays for Hogs, Gross
4ei&, Cattle, 2a2I. Marko: dull-Hogs
and Cattle in demand at above prices,
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CHAPPEp HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm, salt. rheum, & other
cataneous affections cured, and the skin
made sof and smooth, by using the JU-
INTER- TAR Soar. made BY Caswell, Ilag.
ard d Co, New York. Be certain to get
the Juniper Tar Sonp, as there are many
worthless limitations made with common
tar. novl4-l2w.
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The Tide Of Emigration Tarncd

The ltde o. Emigration IurhCu
Seekers fJr new homes arc pouring into
Southwes, Missouri,attraetad by the cheap
Lands Of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company,
Til, Company offers l.2CO,C0O acres Of
the finest lands in the world, at FROM 81
to SIP per acre, on seven years time aud
with free transportation to all purchasers,
This Read, Never BIockadcd by Snow,
is destined to become the national high
way between New York and San Francis
co aud to the Industrious farmers of
older States we earnestly recommend this
land of cheap homes, sure that nowhere
can the poor man dud a more grateful
cl mate, u better soil, or greater produce
tivouess.
For full information, with Mars AID
Pamphlets, address Amos TICK, Land
Cumssiouer, % South Fourth Street.
st. Louis. tt
Or DR.. y. ], NAYrs, Swcctwal,r, Tenn.
II YOU fee. duh, drowsy, dcbilitotod,
have frequent Headache, mouth tastes
bad, poor appetite and tungue coated, You
are suffering from Torpid Liver or Oil
ou,uoss," aud nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently as Or. Fiercc's
Golden Medical Discovery, Sud by all
druggists.
ADclightrul Surprise. ladies whose
faces are cloudcd ~ superficial aIscoIora-
tons, ard Who have resolved t, try
HAGsN's MAG%oiIA BALM as a remedy,
have no idea Of the welcome surprise they
will receive from their mirrors after q few
application, Of that heaIthful purifier Of
tic complexion, II 1T all cXcjtable, they
Will cream with rapture on beholdiu2 the
change; whether the Flemish It Is desired
to remove be sallowuess, blo'chas, pimpIes,
frccRlcs, rouglnn-s, or On unnatural aIior,
il is bound to disappear under the tonic
operation Of this wonderful agent, To
say that the hlemish disappears, does not
however, convey the idea of the effect
produced by this celebrated beautEcr.-
The uusicLtly tinge, whether dittused over
the whole "couutcunuce or in spots, or
patches, is replaced by q uniform, pcariy
bloom, to which no description can Go
Justice.
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JUST so EIGH

to every suhscribr~. Agents ,alc iram - II
80 names a day. No business pays like this.
send for terms; aui sesure territory Tor this
great enterprise az once. NAJLEAN, STUD-
DART & CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, or
Chiucinnati, OLig.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14

A lady about to marry was warned
that her intended, although a very good
man, WAS eccentric: Well, she sud, ii
he iskery unlike other men, he is more
hkel% u be 4 good hu1bnnd.
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Cheap Farms! Free Homes

Cieap Farms! free MONIES J!
On the line of the Union Pacific Rail Road.
II, 600 900 acres of the best Farming ind Min
eral Lands in America.
3,000,00O Acres in Nebraska, In the Platte
Valley, now for sale.
MILD CLIMATE! FERTILE SOIL!
For Grain growing and stock raising uusurpass-
ed by any in the United States.
cheaper in rice, more favorable terms given
and more convenient to market than can be
found ~elsewere.
FREE HOMES for ACTUAL Settlers
The best location for Colonies-soldierg euti-
tied to II Homestead OF 100 ,cres.
Send for new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps, published in English, German,
Swedish and Duuish, mailed free every where.
Address o.. I. DAVIS, Land Oom'r UP. Il. r.,
Omaha, Neb.
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For Sale.

P. II. Montgomery offers his town
property for sale. See notice in this
paper.
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no the Working Class, male or female SGD
j. a week guaranteed. Respectable employ
mcnt ut home day or evening; no capital re
quircd; full instructions and valuable package Of
goods TO start with sent free by mail. Address
with 6 cent return stamp NJ. Young & Co., lG
CORTLAND st., New York.
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(OFFICIAL. J

Pikeyillc, Nov. 1.-The following is
the official vote of Bledsoe county:
Greeley 3S7, Grant 337. Brown 293,
Freeman 334. johnson So, Chcatham,
PA, Maynard 31G. Key 286, Crutch-
field 325. For Senator, james 272,
McElwec, 1913. Fol- Floater; Hoge go,
Patton $50, williamson 81.
The following returns have been re-
ceiveI from the counties in tie west end
of the Second Congressional District,
AS far as heard from the total is: Culd-
well 1888, Garrett, 1,745, Ihcrnbargh
1,0iG.
JACKSON.
Gainosboro, Nov. 1l-With two pre-
cints to hear from the vote of jackson
Is:
Johnson $40, Chatham 400, Maynard
AZ, Caldwell 301, Garrett SOC, Thorn
burgh Is.
CLAY.
Celina, Nov. 11.-With three pre-
cincts to hear from, Clay county gives:
Johnson At, Chatham 245, Maynard
So, Caldwell PIG, Garrett IS, Thorn
SO.
PUTNAM.
Gainesboro, Nov. 11.--As far MS heard
from the vote Of Putnam county is:
johnson 1876, Cheatham 364, Maynard
1913, Caldwell 47G, Garrett 1913, Thorn
burgh 100.
OVERION.
Livingston, Nov. 11.-This district
gives Johnson 90, Cheath0m 1902, May
nard 8. Caldwell 10l, Garrett 25, Thorn
burgh II.
WHITE.
Sparta, Nov. 11.-This county gives:
Greeley 500, Grant 129. Brown 943,
Freeman rs. johnson 1923, Chatham
$50, Maynard 107. Caldwell 6S1, Car
rett 252, Thornburgh 113.
SMITH.
Carthage, Nov. 1l.--Tho official vote
OF Smith county is us follows:
Johnson 523, Cheatham S05, Maynard
G27. Caldwell $50, Garrett 7S5, Thorn
bursh 635.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

We have had plenty OF rain for the
past week.
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in SwcetWater

I'M Z undersigned offers for sale his TTo-
rnrtv In Swee.water. consisting OF sn clc-
ront DWELLING with Six Rooms. Alsn, Black
smith Shon Wood and Shoe Shop. all Of which
is offered Tor sale on the most reasonable terms.
For terms anil further particulars apply to
IN. MONTGOMERY.
Sweetwatcr, Tenn, Nov. l4ih, 1872. If
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Walker & Humphreys new business
house will Boon be completed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14

7 aides and Gentlemen, Agents wanted to
IL sell proteun Button Hole Cutter, rs cents;
Button Hole worker, 5octs.; Needle Threading
Thimblc, 2jcts.; Morocco Needle Book, 5Octs :
C large anil ) papers small Needles. So per
day sure; sample free to any one at above price.
G THORNTON & Co., 500 Broadway, New York.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-14

Young Hen, Teachers, Ladies or Minis
tiers . Agents wanted IN every county Tor the
"Pcople's Standard Bible" so illustrations.
Extra terms, prospectus free. HIcgIer y McCur.
dy, l39 Race st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere to sell the best
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address 5. K. Willis, Publisher, No. $50 Broad.
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