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Sheriff Sale.
Very Respt.,
Cox, JACKSON q 20.

In obediance to a fila issued by the Clerk ana
Master OF the Cnancery Court. ut Jacksonville
Teuu~ see, 'spd to me directed, I will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand on
Monday the 3dday of June, 1872, in front of
Coln't.house door, MadisOnyille, Tenn, all the
right, title, interest and claim that James Is-
bell has in and to the following tracts of land,
to wit One tract known as the Patrick Trotter
tract, situate in the l2th Civil District of Mon
roe county, on the waters OF Notcha Greek, adj
joining the land of Peter Johnston, VIM. Click
and others, containing 100 acres more or less.
Also an other tract adjoining the ono already
described known as the Finley tract containing
IS acres more or less, all in 18th civil district
Monroe county. Both the above tracts Of land
levied on as the property of James Isbell to sat
isfy an execution in favor Of Edwin Hall, Adj
miniatrator, &C., and will be sold unless the
debt and coats are prcviousls paid. This oath of
April, 1872. tif.I J.E. HouSros, Sheriff.
may l6-It-pfs5
JOHN T. cox. :. II. Y~ANNgRSON
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Chancery Sale.
D. W. baltimore ct. nj, vs.. Geo. Curlcy
and others.

~ W. LdllulOIt u. a. ~. 'tO. N'uIltN
and others.
Pursuant to = decree rendered in this
causd Try the Chancory Court at Madison.
vile, Tenn, at March term, 1872, will
expose to sale by public cutlery 20 the
highest bidder at the court-houss door in
M~adisoayilIc on the 30th day Of May
inst, the lands mentioned in said decree,
to wit: \ tract of land containing about
62O acres, lying in the i7th civil district
Of BIouut county, Tennessee, adjoining
the lands of Samuel Ghormley's heirs, r
S Blight and Others, being the same lands
of which G a GurIey died seized, and the
same upon which \ s Saunders now lives.
TERMs-Said lands will 10 sold on Il
credit of six yonths, and in bar of the
right of redemption Note with good
security required and u lien retained on
the land until the pnrcha>" money is fully
paid. 'SP HALE, & n.
may 9-it.ptS5
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Atlanta Markets,
n. 7. cox d BRO.

Gcncrqi iJ0dVce d Commission McyrhR.s
TIA GeOrGia.
MARKET REPORT.
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k~nsnnctfmllr &,
Augusta Markets.

II. r. Cox & BROTHER,
Atlanta, GA, May II, 1872.
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Demorest's Young America.

8 For June is on our table, it is budget.
full Of entertainment Of tho right stamp
ufor our Juveniles. "Mice at Play" by
Neil Forrest, and "Just My Luck" are
continued and become more Interesting
81 per year; or with avaluabo premium
$3.50. Published at S3S Broadway New
York. Every boy and girl should have
. this valuable Juvenile magazine.
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Vote for Incorporation next Monday
Where to Emmigrate.

hSAS w AhAhAoAoVSs
We answer, 60 to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres of land to actu-
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
besides furnishing free transportation over
their road to purchasers; thisroad extends
from St. Louis, through Missouri to Yini-
"a, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap
idly to its destination, the Pacific Coast;
will he one of the trunk lines of the coun-
try never blockaded by snow-the lands
along the road are in a rich fertile coun-
try, as productive as any in the State;
the climate combines all the advantages
of northern and southern attitudes; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite You to 20 to
This region. For further information adj
dress A. Tuck, Land COm'r, 523 Walnut
st., st. Louis, Mo-, or j. Z. Thompson,
Chattanooga; Tenn. aprl8-tldec3l
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Corporation

Corporation.
Next Monday an election will be- held
by y. w. Boyd, specially appointed fol-
He purpose, for the sine orporatiou" OF
mo Incorporation" of the town of Sweet,
water. This question has been agitated
by this paper over, and over again. We
have endeavored to convince the people
Of the importance of this matter and are
glad to know that the subject is to be
decided, Every man within the corporate
limits of the town, of the age of 2l years.
is entitled to a vote. Let all turn out
and vote for Incorporation, No man who
has the interest of the town and commu-
nifty at heart, will vote against incorpora,
ton. Come outi gentlemen, and show
your hand. The town must DO incorpora,
ted,
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April 4th l872.-tf

Bogart & Mayes have Il fresh supply
" Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye Stuff
hesh from New York. They also have
a nice lot Of Fancy and Toilet Articles
AlsuRs and Stationary, and they pro
pose'to sell them all, as that's what they
job tIem for. Go and seo them. t
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..t ~ 't' '' GENERAL
Cosiiimission Merchants
10 4. 1908 Broad St.SAugusta, Ga.
SpccWtg attention given to the sale of Produce
- and liberal advances made encouragement
in'Stbre, or on Bill of I.ading. .
references: Wm; y. Jackson, Pres't Nationa
Bank of Augusta and Augusta Factory.
Geo. dickson 4 20. janls-iy.
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THE ENTERPRISE,
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1872

=. N. HYTTRNnILLN 80. ~ PARK Eow, ". \.
and GHIPPGN HGFFAN, Rsltimorc, Mi.
Are Ehp ,eIs sgeuigfo for the SwcstSaier EntrI-
prise in rhosp r%itir., rnl ers authorised Il to ]cantracl
for in,a-'ing auertirswghti ior " At our loves,
rash rnte7g NiSrr,issrs ale requested to leave
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THOMAS u. JACKSON.
COX, JACKSON, & CO.

JOHN T. cox.
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Beck at the Farm

An absorbing Home Story, by Neil
Forrest, appears in Demorest's Monthly
for june, with a usual aud full display
of reliable Fashions in all their dettils ;
also ppiOlegant portrait of the Editor, W
Jsnn bgs DcmOrest, in his sanctum, with
a spicy biography, by Jennie June. A
splendid array Of other novelties boil
useful and entertaining S. per year, will
u splendid chrome as II premium. Pub
lirhed,ats83s Broadway, New York.
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Corr, active with advancing tendency,
stocks light. Bacon, firm at the advance,
demand good, stocks fair. Oats, irmer,
with reduced stocks. Flour, stiff, with
fair stocks. Butter. very scarce and wan
ted. Eggs, declining, with good stocks.
Hay, very scarce and advancing. Market
active, trade good.
Very Respt.,
~, I.s, 1. ~
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Behind Time.

On account of the absence of our fore
man, who was called away to visit his
mother who-w a at the point Of death and
who died on Sunday last, this issue has
been delayed. We hope our friends will
accept this apology, as the delay could not
be ayoided.
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Home Lodge.

We had the pleasure of meeting with
this Lodge on Tuesday night at Loudon.
1t is a young LOdge,bu aAourishing one,
numbering about fifty members from
the best citizens of the place. The Lodge
is nov in good working order and is doing
great good. Seven new candidates were
initiated at their last meeting.
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Juo. II. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn,
has now ready for the spring and summer
trade a large Ond complete assortment of
Carriages, Buggies, Hacks, and Wagons.
Prices and quality of work, warranted
satisfactory. a2rll-4t
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may 2%lr.pf3G
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was never be-
fore 80 full and complete ms at present,
Sttnd wd arepleaSsd tn lsaW that the bust.
@re's character Of tbs %entcrprising firm i.
fIly5apprecialad by tic public, whether
raSubolesJe or retail purchasers. We
aYpmQpd thsyN pSyst ,F%s:. but eipe-
-llfslly tAtsrc. s4dtt2 GSthN6t ROOFS. etp.
;Fii%iSsis&S::jVs Mr.,
FAN shStFsits ssi &r;Oaght
To. Eat FMnAsr6. = feb 22-if
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muyl6-4t.
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White Glilf Springs!
Monroe County, tennessee.

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THESE SPRINGS are situated ou chihiu,c
Mountains, ii Miles from Maii-onyi,lc, au.
same distuure lrQul Athens, Icuue-,re.
'Tley arr Tested at an deviation d.! about l2oo
feet above CouasnuEl Valley, in "a dry. pure
aud very inyigoultius uO,phcrc-atorliu an
extensive and b%cuatiful view Nlffe s~urrounlins
country.
There are ;hrca SPRING in close prcxtrity
two Of which are TCHic, Diuretn and Alternative,
and have proved very oi1cacjuus in relieving
diseases OF tue Liver, k~idReysaui S.ouIach,a nd
have acted IA a sovereign remedy in C%loro,.s
and DismcuprIhea Tie O,hC. Spring possesses
properties :hat have proved very beneficial iu
Scrolulous Affections OF he SEiu aud Ckruai,
Diseases Gfthe Ege-
The Hotel will be ready tor the reception o.
guests By the'lss Juno. l!nck, wilt Eln datly
b eiwgeu Athens ana The Sprtif.-Fote 40
each way, THOSE. wisLais stop Of ~ sweet
water, will alF9 iqA e-Hyc.Euee via Maiisonyiltc.
RtrES or Wn4rp:
Board and Lodging per day No. 50 %
gEIt GH Efo.r a ~s.I ~ S Of,
JOS i. PECK, Propr.
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Blacksmith Shop for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black.
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
a good workman to run it. Call aud see
him.
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IN 0 COME Was

r YOU COIN WESL
ar so, take our advice, and purchase vow Tick
/ cts over the ''old reliable Missouri Pacihs
NaiIroad, which is, positively, the only LIns
..e. .uua three Daily rrito.' irn.nTr uon
Louis to Kansas city, am, lie "e>t, aad IL,
positively, the only time wli'l w., lUlInau ,
,n!n.. .~Irypcr. and tor Ia cc''hr t"'pecir!-
Iv Zoo, mo,rr,J equipped with trttir'i .'nrr'y
platform md che patent .;rrm i'ple; trom 81.
Louis 90 Euu.atliy, Fl. Scott. I'nrROna,
Lawrence L~rnyrnNp,tn, Atchirop, St. Joseph,
N'brysan ely, Council ILLUS, m umann, with
out cua,e,' For Information in r~rgrrtto limo
Table, ra;,. Sc, toauy point in Ni. ouri, Kan
,n,. Nehulrkt,r u.hytco, Vcyaso California, call
urou or ~'rIlrea. J. +. THnsrsn>, Agcut RlSsou-
RI Pacific Il. r., NuHtiannu-3, TeuU., "r Atlanta,
,irao or T.. 5. Foru. General Passenger Agent,
p, Louis. No.. We ;gp.r!r TO answer qu"siloaa'
t~r,.1aIlrrt"
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New Stock.

J. l.. Rhea, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenn, has just received n New Stock Of
Dress Goods, White and Linen goods
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, and in fact all
kinds of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., 80.
Call and examine goods aud prices.
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A student of the Fast Tennessee Uni
yersity, lt knoxEilf, qaprS John $.
Henry, from Humboldt, was drowned in
the Tennessee river, on Saturday lIstRhile
bathing. go
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l2O ACRES

more or lcsS, lying on Citieo Greek in tionroc
county, Tenn, together with the following de.
scrlbed tracts lying around and o~djacent thereto,
to wit: The $. L.. o., Sec. Y; II. +. Dr., Sec.
10; y. T.. and n. ". qrs., Sec. %. in TOWNSHIP
8, Range !, Z. 81. and the :. ". qr., See. !; II.
L. and 5. L. Qrs., Sec. IS, in Township 3, Rang,
), T.. NJ.
IERNs-Tcu per cent. Of the purchased pric,
to be paid in hand the balance payable in foui
annual inst0llments, the interest on the whole
and one fourth ofthe debt to he pnid each year
Note win good security required and e lirr
held on the land until iEe purchase mguey +,
fully paid. q. P. HALE, e.. & ~.
april -4t-pfST
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J. w. Woodward, our oldest brother
aud editor of the Dahlonega, Ca, Signal,
accompanied by his wife, paid us flying
visit last week.
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Carriages, Buggios, Wagons, manufac-
tured and for sale at low prices, by Jno
IL. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn,
aprll-lt
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Loudon Court House.

Our fellow citizen j. w. Clark, with
his competent wOrkmen, j. r. Stokes
and others, will soon complete the new
court house at LoudOn. The walls of the
building are put up of the very best brick
and when it is completed it will be
quite an ornament to LoudOn
During our short stay, in Loudon, we
had the pleasure of meeting many of our
friends, who gave us a welcome and hear
ty shake of the hand.
Loudon is improving considerably, many
new and substantial buildings having
been erected and many others in course
of construction. Business there among
the merchants, as in other places, is dull,
but the abundant wheat crop which will
no doubt be harvested causes the business
men to wear smiling faces and look for
ward to a return of better times.
Blair 4 Cannon are running u heavy
business in the drug line. They have q
splendid Soda FOuut in their store, put
up for the special benefit of the Good
Templars. There are other things that
our attention was called to of which we
would like to speak, but have neither time
nor space to say more at present.
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Vote for Incorporation next Monday

The CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some
Of its most insidiOus and dangerous foes in
the many so>called 'tonics" and ~"appeti.
zers," made Of cheap whisky and refuse
liquors, finished up to suit depravcd APP
petitss, under the name of medicines. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters are
none of these. They are not a beverage,
but u genuine medicine, purely ve1eta-
bic, prepared from California herbs by a
regular physician For all diseases of the
stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood, they are an infallible and u%nrival-
ed remedy. may2-4t.
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Channnrv Sale


g.. .r th f's' .N'.t '. .'-r va. N". .'
&.]arfcusht,. r:. aa
Nur,uant toH d"..oe rendered ~ rlj>
cr,f,- hy rhe r'rpccr} cuGr' a. Madison
villa, Teuu..et .hE.n'h term. lS72. viii
cxposr t., ,,lr hy public onrrgy to- the
highest hi6d,r ~ tlehrsngt-hou>e door in
.Mali,"priIir. Tenn. pa tho 8 III iny Of
Ma; ue&t. All tire right, ;ir'e aud interest
Of the heirs NJ law OF z. b. g!lrkon>hip b..
deceased, in AND tothe iaud, Of which ,ad
+. y. Elankcu>hip died seized, -o nt
y tratr ui land containing ial 7,rr.
mote or los. 'yinI in tn, I2th civil Dis
trirt Of Mouru" rounty, Tenn adjoining
tie hnds pf Peter Johnson, Oliver Rag
dale, L. p. Crpwlrr AMI arbor>.
TaRMs-Sahl lands will be .oli sui feet
10 sjduws dowes, % 10 crrdi. If 'syly-
wanths-exc"pf tie ,uw eff SJI wh,t j.
required in hauA-witIout the right oE
redemption and without regard t., ih"
minjo,um valuation, Sa;e with approved
security required, and "a lien retained on
aid hind for the uupaid purchase mopsy.
5. p. Hale. {. 81.
may 24rpf5G
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Circuit Court

Is in session at jacksonville. We have
not time this week to attend the court,
consequently We cannot report any of the
proceeding. We shall endeavor to get
them up for our next paper.
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DO NOT FAIL While on your Summer Ex-
cursions North to secure Que Of tue celebrated
Improved
STEWART COOK STOVES
With its special attachments, R%Oasicr, Baker &
Boiler. The stove and furniture carefully pack
ed for safe shipment, Books sent on application .
FULLER, WARRES & Co, $50 Water ST., y. Y.
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Dr.. Harris GrRnt Relief.

Fire Screen Papers at Bogart 4
Mayes. II
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Wanted,

The undersigned wants Old Copper.
Brass, and all kinds of Scrap Iron, fol
which they will pay fair prices in goods.
WALKER q HUMPHREYS.
mayl6-4t.
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Next Monday is the day to vote for
Incorporation.
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Corrected Weekly by cox, JACK
son q CO., Produce and Commission
Merchants, 308 Broad Street.
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Complainant charges in his BIll, which
IL sworn a., that Defendants lanes Rider,
William Rider, James NJ. Polk and wife
Sarah Peck, are ron-resiGcnts Of the State
Of T,mus>cp. !Ji therefore ordered that
rai;icntloU be nate rl Ipsr consecutive
yr,s, ~, tie SrcrtwI'"r E~1.rrprt.r, noti-
ivinl -,it nnu.rr,idcut defendants to ap-
pear 1t ,h- irNj frum "f the Chancery
Court tu be- nt'd as the courthouse in
Ma'jsuv,'Ir. Tcpua-aee. ui the first
.hlnnt,y of JuEo aclt. ami wake defense
t,the charges in cnulh ,inm's said Bill.
or tie -au,c will Lc 'akrp for confessed
and The cause set for bearing e1 parte as
90 Ihcm. \ uane goay of the order at
hules.
Attas; ;. p. HALE, G 4 NJ.
r. Z. II. AcGRos.Y, Sol. for Complt's.
may git pis6
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WANTED, AGEETs-S100 to $3.50
W per mOnth-everywnere, male and female
to introduce the genuine improved Marshall
Sewing Machine. This machine WI! sich,
hem, tel, tuck, bind, braid, coul, quilt, and
clnhroiler int most superior manner. Price,
only 3ij, fully licensed uni warranted for 1--WE
years. We will pay $lO1O for any machine,
high price or lnw, that will sew stronger morc
beautiful or more elastic seam than uurs. II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch. Every second
stitch can I've cut, and still the cloyh cannot he
pulled apart without tcariag it. We pay Agent,
500 to $3.50 per month, md expense, o. acou-
mission from which twice tha, amnuu. rau he
made. For circulars and terms apply To- or adj
dress, $ MAEfuALL L Co., No. l02 Nassau b.,
New Yofk. rH.
CArTIoN. do not be imposed upon by othor
parties travelling through the country palmiu.
of worthless cnst iron mnchiucs under the same
name on otherwise. Ours is the only gcnu no
and really chenp machine manufactured.
apr lS-3m
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This il an irritation or inflammation Of the
bronchial tubes, which carry the air We breathe
into the lungs. 1t arises from q cold settled in
tho throat, from Catarrh extending to these
parts from scrofulOus affections, and from severe
use OF the voice. The irritation from this latter
cause commences in the larylr and CLOTHS,
which are the organs OF the voice, and extend
ing downwards, produces hoarseness, coughing
and splitting mucous matter, sometimes mixed
with blood. 1t is chiefly dangerous from its
tendency to spread into the lungs, and tcrmi-
nate in consumption. 1t is in the cure of severe
and obstinate cases of this disease that Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has achiev-
ep unparalleled success, and won the loudest
praise from all who have used it. 1t is sold by
all respectable druggists.
The HARVEST OF THE HgAD-Wheu the comb
acts as n rake, bringing away n roll of parted
fbers every time it passes through the hair,
badness would soon be inevitable. but even
in this case, forlorn NJ it may seem, the mis-
chief can be arrested, the lost repaired. Lyons
kathairon, aided by \ brisk application of the
brush to promate the absorption of the fluid by
the scalp, will stop the th~inning-out process in
fOrty-eight hours. The roots from which the
dead flaments were shed will soon be re-en,
dowed with vitality, and o new growth will
speedily spring up on the denuded places. This
work Of reproduction will 90 on until the dam
age is completely repaired, and the l~u1uriaDt
crop Of hair thus produced viii never wither Of
fall cut as long az the y~italizins application il
regularly continued.
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Rrdicol papers are busily engaged cir
c%ulating reports to the effect that tho
Democrats will make nominations in OPP
position to Greeley and Brown They
will do no such thing. 4 national Dem
O%cratic convention will be held, and Gree
ley aud Brown will be endorsed. Any
thing TO the contrary will invariably be
found in Radical newspapers. i9fl
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Is a Powerful Tonic, specially adapted for
use in Spring, when the languid and dcbiIitatcd
system NEEDS strength and vitality; it win give
yigor to the feeble, strength to the weak, ami
nation to- the detected, activity to the sluggish
re.t to The weary, quiet to the nervous and
health to the infrm.
X is a South American plaui, which, accord
ing to the medical and scientific periodicals Of
London and Paris, possesses the mos; powerful
tonic properties known to Matcriu Mcdica, and
is well known in its native country ~ having
wonderful curative qualities, and has Oeeu long
used as a specific in all cases Of Impurities Of
the Blood, arrangement ofthe Liver and Spleen,
Tunrors, D-Opsy, Poverty of the Blood. Debility
Weakness Of the lnteStines, Uterine or Urinary
Organs.
DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
IL strengthening and nourishing; like nutricioua
food, taken into the stomach, it assimilatcs and
ditfuses itself through the circulation, giving
vigor and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quietst the nerves, acts
directly on the s~ccretiye organs, and, by its
powerful Tonic and restoring effects, produces
healthy and vigorous action {, the whole system
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Cir.
cular. 4w
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The Sovereign Remedy for all kinds Of
Pain. Everybody takes it. Everybody
praises it.
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Chancery Sale.

J. J.. Johnston vsC, C.. Jones and wife and others.
Pursuant to Il decree rendered in this cause by
the Chancery Court at Madisouyillc, at March
Term 1872, | will expose to sale by public out
cry, to the highest bidder ut the Court House
door in jacksonville, on the
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Vote Corporation Next Monday,

Sapolio at Bogart & Mayes.
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TO THE yo4rps or IsuoE o5tsif..sF
Id THE PEoPLE OF TENNEasEK.

In response to the expression Of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and iuau'
rutial to control my action in the matter.
hereby announce myself a candidate fol
the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court.
made vacant BY the resignation of Hon.
T. A. X. Nelson. Election first Thursday
ia August, next. J. u. COOhE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872. If
We are authorized to announced Hon
Robt. Mcfarland, aa a candidate for Judge
ot the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
occaAioned by the resignation Of Judge
Nelson.
We are authorized to announce Jos
f. Houston as a candidate for recollection
10 the Office Of Sheriff Of Monroe county
Election in August next.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-16

A lady, escorted by a gentleman, Was
walking OH one of tha most puohc
streets Ola southern city, no. long s.urc,
when suddenly aud uuaccoautab!y, the
lady stopped. She flushed, trambled
violently, and thou resorted to ,hat hap
Ply female ~ezpodieut crying: gHlBa
"Why my dear rnniam, what is the
mattei?H exclaimed the frightened es.
cort.
Ion, sir, can'tto you
The crowd s,uGcd, ON looking in
arn,zcment at tha crying Mty mIg tho
frightened gentlemen. EE
Why, dear madam, what's the mat
teri Let US move
-hOh no, sir, I can't. 80 ..."r r...
THE escort evidently fol Us did Izion
surr6dndod by the dSinitios What
wa IL fellow to do?
Won't you tel me-: .
oh, I can't
\ little urchiu. however, who Just
then pastel by, afforded tie desired IN
formation.
81 say miss guess You'd better buck
10 up yer harness.
Something had given way.
Vote for Incorporation next Monday.