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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-11
Editorial Notices,

Are so common that it is almost in
possible for an editor to express his hon
est opinion of the merits Of any article
without being suspected OF interested
motives. This fact, however, shall not
deter us from saying what we think Of a
now addition to the Materia Medica to
which our attention has been recently di-
rectcd. We refer to DR.. j.. Walkers
California Vinegar Bitters, a remedy
which is making its way into more fami-
lies Just now than all the other advertised
medicines put together. There seems to
be no question about the potency of its
tonic and Alternative properties, while it
possesses the great negative recommends
ton of containing neither alcohol nor
mineral poison. That it is a specific for
Indigestion, Billiousness, CONSTR alton
and many complaints Of nervous origin
we have reason to know and we are rs.
surcd on good authority that as a general
inyigorant, regulating and purifying ned
icine, it has no equal. 1t is stated that
its ingredients, obtained from the wilds
of California; are new to the medical
world; aud its extraordinary effects GER
tainly warrant the conclusion that it is Il
compound of agents hitherto unknown.
If popularity is any criterion, there can
be no doubt of the efficiency Of the Vine
gar Bitters, for the sale of the article is
immense ard continually increasing, 4w
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= ACRES

more or less, lying on Citico Greek in Monroe
county, Tenn, together with the following de-
scribed tracts lying around and ~oljacent thereto,
to wit; The S. b.. Qr., Sec. u; n. h.. Dr., See.
l3 n. E.. and N. W. qrs., Sec. %, in Township
3, Range 4, r.. NJ. and the ). W. Or, Sec. n.
f. and S. E. qrs., Sec. Is, in Township 3, Range
), f.. NJ. fl.If. - IHt. uItIr.
TERNs-Ten per cent. of the purchased price
to be paid in hand the balance payable in four
annual installments, the interest on the whole
and one fourth of the debt to be paid each year.
Note with good security required and Il lien
held on the land until the purchase money i
fully paid. S. p. HALE, C.. & NJ.
aprll-4t-pfs7
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j. W. GoDDARD,
April 4th l872.-tf. ----

Jno. II. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn,
has now ready for the spring and summer
trade a large and complete assortment of
Carriages, Buggies, Hacks, and Wagons.
Prices and quality of work, warranted
satisfactory. 1zl..H| aprll-4t
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THE ENTERPRISE.
Fhurshay April InIh. 1872,

= " rrrTFSEl'IN 60. ~ Pork "ov y. r..
nd GRIFFIN , lturFAN, p~altimnrc. M.
Are ,uc s"'' gents for thr SUrct'sitcr Ent,l-
ir'-" iuthos" c'tirs and are V'hoyizrttoc1rtrac
io" INSERTING t'v"rtisewtnts ior usat our laves,
c'St rates. Nvertisera are requested to leave
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MILLINERY Goods,

Consisting of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Bonnets,
Chignons, Curls &c. Also a splendid assortment
of Flowers and Ribbons The prices of Hats
range from Three to Five Dollars, trimmed.
| nm alsO prepared to cut anlmakedresses in
the latest styles. Satisfaction giycnin all in
stances. Come and examine goods.
LIZZIE A. WOODWARD.
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Chancery Court at Madison.
vile.


John j. Browder ct. al. vs.. Polly Jackgon and
husband, and others.
Complainants charge in their bill, which is
sworn to, that Defendants James Browdcr,
Darius Browder, George Browlcl, Islbelll
Browder, jackson Browder, Mary A.. Webb and
husband, George Webb, and Casssandra Brow
der, children aud heirs at law OF Jeptha Brow
der, deceased, and Nancy Browder, the widow
OF said Jepthn Blowder, deceased, are n]on.rcsi-
dents Of the Statcof Tennessee. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four con-
sccutIve weeks in the Swectwater Enterprise Il
newspaper published at Sweetwater, Tenn
notifying said nonresident defendants to appear
at the next term of the Chancery Court tn he
held at MadisonNille, on the first Monday OF
june next and make dafence to said bill, OF the
same will he taken for confessed aud the cause
set for hearing ex parte rs to them.
\ true copy Of the order ut Rules.
Attest 5. p. HALE, C.. & VI.
j. II. GAUTnnd J. B. MAYFIELD, Solicitors
Tor Complainants. apri-it-pi$j.
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Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of AT
fpptiOuS-

a AtNtlOAlNs
Miss Caroline Binaman, lyhor attor,
ueys, Laughlin and Morrison, has sued
Fred Peters for alleged breach Of prom
Use, and fixed the sum Of $4,000 as nee
essary to hea. her lacoratad affections.
Miss Caroline is plump, rosy-choecked
German girlof some nineteen surnmors,
Fred Peters is a gay and festive shoe
maker Of about twenty-siy, doing bust
ness on Broadway. The parties have
been acquainted about three years, but
never commenced counting until last
summer, when Fred asked Caroline If
he might come to see her sometimes,
She assented, and the man Of heather
and wax ends took her TO the circus,nnd
was very sweet upon her, He waXcd
warmer during the fair week, and she
thought she was his all-his soul-his
upper and better hall. About New
Years his affections began to show
signs of decay and need of half selling.
He took it into his head that some 9TH
or fellow had cut him out. and the list
Of his confidence was Withdrawn. She
called upon him and asked HIM why he
had thrown her aside like an old shoe,
and if he did not intend to marry her.
He blmtly told her that he had no such
design, and she went to a lawyer, The
young lady is Mt smyico with the family
Of policeman, and has a step-mother
and stop-father, and other relatives in
the citv.-&. Louis Democrat.
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Farmers, your attention Is called to the fact
that Messrs, Hight & Scruggs have on hand a
large lot Of Land Plaster which they will sell you
in quantities of from one sack to a ton. We
know of no other firm in town who has any of
this fertilizer on hand, therefore, il you intend
using it on your lands call on Hight & Scruggs
and get n supply. l. . mch7-4t q
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y very fair business was dono during
the past week, the locpl and country de-
mand has been good, aud prices generally
firm, but few changes have occurred. Ba-
con, there is Il fair stock held by dealers,
with a good local demand, at slightly re-.
duccd rates. Prime Tenn. Bacon brings
to per cent, more in our market, than
Western. Lard, prime is in request, with
light stocks. Butter, best grades in light
supply, and command good prices; inferior
is slow sale at any price. Corn, is in good
demand, with considerably reduced stocks.
Wheat,l is unchanged, the receipts continue
light. Oats declining, with good stocks.
Rye, no demand. Flour, in regular de-
maud. Hay, wanted, and stocks light,
Eggs, slightly advanced, and in regular
request,
Very Rcspt,,
Cox, JACKSON Il Co.
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Death OF Prof. Sam'l. J. b. horsc.
The following dispatch vns SEM to
ai sup,rintendents and laulger, Of
Trlegmphy, throughout TIE Upitei
State aud Canada:
LrycurrEG Vs., April Ill, 1872.
,Au that is mortal Of the venerable and
vencratta faitcr Of the american TcIe-
graphic System, Prof. saul F 2
Morse, win he ropsigucjT to the grave
Friday, April 9Th. lS72. no ezpression
or outward exhibition can Siyo fitting
evidence OF the sorrow which his bath
has occasioUed among those connected
with the telegraph or within the reach
of its influence, not Only IN America but
throughout the world-but in token Of
respect to his memory some symbol Of
mourning should be exhibited in ai the
telegraph stations on the day Of his
BURIAL simple rosctte or abit of Grape
will suffice.
Signed WILLIAM OEroy.
|.
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Personal.

7 UI0UIHIs IT"
We had a call last week from Brother
NJ. j. Golfer, Editor of the Temperance
HerGld, published at Nashville, Tenn,
in the interest of the I. o. G.. IT,, and
the Temperance cause generally.
Rev. Mr.. Castor, of Dalton, a Presby-
terrain minister has been in the city this
weok.
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In crossing the plains in 1852 Tommy
bod was gobblod up by the Gosroot Iu-
dians, and for some months remained a
captive among them. He says among
other plumber obtained by the Indians
when they took lhia Efaihh' was rIhqan@ organ
which an aaSeRtsrous Italian waSBtinging
out to California. The organ was a big
thing among the Indians after"thdy bad
reached their village. The clisf had a
man t9'Sit in front Of, lbs hqtpnd grind it
every night. Tt was setto Fiay 'Yankee
Doodle" and "Yankee Doodle it played
every night,week IN and week out without
"variation." One night, in fOoling with
the "~machine," the Indian grinder shifted
the stop and when he resumed the crank
out came "Pop Goes the Weasel" The
old chief listened a moment, and supposing
the machine was spoiled, seized his toma-
hawk, leaped from the door of his hut, and
with a fierce yell Drained the di$coverer
of the new tune upon the spot.
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Fire.

IIICl
About 9 o'clock, last Saturday night,
Montgomery & Cannon's blacksmith-shop
was discovered to be on fire. The dis
covery was made in time to prevent any
serious damage to the shop.
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Loudon County.

Elsewhere will be found o call for a
Democratic Conservative Convention to
be held at the Court House in LOudOn,
on Monday the 9Th of May next, for the
purpose of selecting suitable delegates to
represent LoudOn county, in the Demo-
cratic State Convention which meets in
Nashville, the 9th of May.
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Also ut the same time and place and on the.
same terms, | will olIer for sale all the right
aud title that John Robertson has IN and to one
hundred aud sixty acres OF land, lying in, the
l2th civil district Of Monroe rounty, adjoiniug
the lands of VIVA. Robertson, Joseph Dean puI
others. Said land leyiel upon as the lands OF
JOHN robertson to satisfy a judgment and costs
that Henry Sheets recovered against said Rob
ertson, hciore lobn lIiut B$r sd the 9TH Of
February, 1861, urouf whicn ah'0rdcf OF sale has
issued directing me To sell the same this 3ltll
Marcel, 1S72.. J.E. H5tsruN, Sheriff.
BY A.. lIANRIA4 pcrndS Sheriff
apri-lt PES
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Blacksmith Shop for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
q good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
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Matrimony,

The vii and Sentiment, a sprightly
new monthly published in Philadelphia,
by VIM. Howard, at 70 cts. a year, has
the following "matrimonial :"
We have received from a "Down Eas-
ter" the following communication, to be
inserted as an advertisement at a charge
of twenty-five cents for six months, to be
"taken out" in pumpkin pie at ten cents
a slice, eight slices to the pie. As his note
bears neither date nor address, those in
terested and wishing to reply are recon-
mended to first obtain a list of all the
Ebenezers to be found throughout New
England, and then write to ascertain
whose out-buildings have the relative
positions indicated in the notice here
given -
Any gal what's got a COW, a good feath-
err bed with comfortable fxins, 500 doll.
in good, genuine, slap-up greenbacks, that
has had the small pox, measles, and I'M
derstands tending children, can find a
customer for life by ritin a small william
ducks addressed X. Y. H., and stick in a
crak of Uncle Ebenezer's barn jinin the
pigpen.
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County Convention.

county convention.
Special attention is directed to the call
in another column for aconvention of the
Democrats and Conservatives Of Monroe
county, to meet at jacksonville the first
Monday in May.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
New Millinery Goods.

TB Ladies' of Swcetwater and vicinity are
!. respectfully informed that | have received
direct from the Eastern Markets, a splendid
stock Of
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Good TGmnlarS.

According to announcement Swectwater
Lodge, No. 1875, l.. o. G. T., held a pub
lie meeting in the NJ. f. Church, South,
Tuesday night. A good number of citi.
zens we're in attendance, and the meeting
proved to be a benefit to the cause.
Brother Golfer, on account of sickness,
was not with us as was expected. T. j..
Evans, being present addressed the meet
ing in a short and pointed speech, follow
ed by Rev. w. W. Morrison, W. C. T.,
of Sweetwater Lodge; after which all
present were invited to join in the cause,
and those who did not wish to unite with
the order were requested to retire. Three
persons remained, and we're mated into
the order. A Degree Temple was her
organized by the election of Rev. j. II.
Keith, Degree Templar; Mrs. G. P. Cor
ray, V. D, T.; Rev. W. W. Morrison, p.
D. r.; VIM. Rose, Chaplain; G. B. Wood
ward, D. NJ; Miss A. Il. Spillman, D. s.;
Edgar Carter, D. +. S.; Mat. Carter,
Treasurer.
The meeting then adjourned to Tues-
day night next.
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9Th DAY OF A NEXT,

all the right, title and interest that the heir
Of Barclay McGhee, deceased, have of, in and
to, the tract of land known Us the "GOodields p
rnytniuinr
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Notice.

NUITITs
My patrons at Sweetwater and vicinity
arc respectfully informed that | shall re-
turn here on Saturday, April 18th.
DR.. NJ. j.. LIOHTENSTADT.
april 4th-tf
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Parties desiring Ia announce ihemselvei
rs candidates for Office through this pa.
per will he required To- pay cash in ad
vance fnr the same. Announcements fol
congress. $40; State offices, $40; candi.
dates fnr State Senator, 50; 'eOuUty can
didItes, s..
ro rug VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY.
Wa nrs ou,borizcd IN uponDcs A
u-oSn,JIon co.. o,nI;J., - G,r Trry,oo =,
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Chancerv Sale,

J.. j. Johnston VS. C.. c.. Tones and wife and others,
Pursuant to Il decree rendered in this cause by
the Chancery Court at Nladisonville, at March
Term 1872, | will expose to sale by public out
cry, to the highest bidder at the Court House
door in jacksonville, on the
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DR. d. +. pr 5%pHrlr'Sid"r
Je4eb,:Igaated Liver Ma ,,I,,!l.s

CGleDIdLGu Liver M6Olftllt.
FFraznTEt aEHsE gasEsaSRHHzNEfrE17nnEkxD
\ CTS with zen. I"Ur-- ami thgnlglness upon
~ the Liytrand Gchhr0'tf n hlttioH -kPers
The b3wGls iu.uplurnl ruutidn and cleanSef the
ystcm from all imyurj.ig-. ~" Never fails
to cure Liver Disease ir at'v'forln PbtfHlity,
Enlargement, Dyspepsia InlFTrIoqr Less OF
Appetite, Nausea, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Debility, Low Spirits Coll-Fcet and hands,
Costiycucs., Iistlcssncss, Collie, Chrqaic, Diar-
rhen Chronic Chills ami Fever.
TT ~Cnupuqni"l ~ Jriot iaccQplarce with
sEilllul chemistry and scientific pharmacy,
thi, purely Vegetable Compound itnSl after Inc
,c1cre,t tsSt of twenty wears i]nccssan' u1e ,besn
styled the threat Restorative and Retiiperant
hv tine enlightened ty gulouy Of thousands using
r.: 80 tremendously ,ulius,cl tRat It keeps the
Liver in hcrltHih AZ IN a4l when the dires-
ions are ob,csycl, tlr ayqteSSo Of WGSts Pwl re-
nlcnisniucu, III tlr human stem continues un-
mtciruutn ly tn IL riro ulltate,. and ansh.ilikO
tun Ia,uiagc.s OF old, drggs intolbf crave full
ct wears, Without d struggle, Whenever Death
cltiEs hh Irorugnriyo Adnt"'bto tire most Del
itatc tcmleggmrnt aud rghust gYUfttuEiQqd. j
oau he given With caual safety anil certainty Of
.u"ic.s Ia the vo,mt child, inralillsdt or. .ivOns
man. . ...r.. ...sII.. ,,,.. ,.f22 w.
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Gnycrmnr,s ~Prnc.ama..Aa.

John e. Brown, Goyrrror at tho Sat. Of
Tcuuc,,ce-To all who Shall see these
Notwithstanding
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE
knows to nae hat Il certain Samuel 3
Griffith, charged with having r,um t,n,a
foul and attraction, murder, On lhn In,
day Of March, 1872, upou 'hA tndy vi
John \. D%ilIani, late of oar couury or
PuIk. has fed from Justice, and is NV
r]tuuing at large.
New. therefore, L.John G.. Nrowu. t,ov.
ernor as aforesaid, ty the power ard "uu
thority in me vested, do thereby uNrr 70
reward Of Three hundred $3.50 Doliur,,
to any person or persons, vito may apprc
bend the said Samutl y. Griffith, AMI d,
liver him to the Sheriff or lai'or Of our
county Of Polk, in ordr thaU ]insiicc in
that behalf may he had aud executed
In testimony whereof | have hcrennto
set my hand aud caused the Great
L.. s Seal Of the STATE 10 he afiSod ai
Nashville, on the l9th day of
March, 1872. ......
800 -. 80 49, a
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Mark NJ. Hicks is announced as n
candidate for Tax Collector. Harris
and Hicks are the only candidates III the
field for this position. Either n will
make n good officer.
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Chanccry Court at SladisoniYilIe'
,o. b.'C2d,lJ Wv. T. srhimbd' ind btHcr..
II tHi, cause, 10 mnli9n ut co uplainant bpdI,
/ solicitor, 1t is ordered b. the conrt that pub
Of nonresident dcitn1uuts. fol the defendant
W.T.. Spillman, who is - % n-r"sIaent Of the
S:art ofremr.srr, to'upprnr NJ thp next term Of
this court 10 be- he'll az Ngdno9y.iIe , an the first
Monday Of Juno next, aud answer, or otherwise
make defence to conplt nabt's said hlll, Or the
same will be taken icr confessed and the cause
set Tor hc.r iug cxpartr As to ltim;anl that dis
order be published 10" four crnaeauijye weskslin
the Svcc;Uatcr Enterprise. SP Hale, & &M
a " Burgc. Sol tor C%onipllt. !mch.414t-pfsj
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AAai NANNO AANAANls
This may certify ,hat have for a long
time been afflicted with Rheumatism, and
have expended hundreds Of dollars in
remedies, but by the use of one bottle of
Harris Great Relief Ireceived more benc-
fit than from all other. remedies, and |
most cordially recommend it to those
similarly afflicted. ...tr
j. \. KIDD,
Near Rockford, Blount county, Tennessee.
-KaoruiHe ChroRicai.
ROLL on! great Pill of Aver, roll on!
Through miles emboweled roll
Roll on
Through those whose livers chare the soul!
Through those whose feeble stomachs fail
Through mesentaries axe pale
Through all who live in aches and all!
Ever roll on!
Roll DER the p~rairies of the nation,-
For the sick and i'll of every station
Roll down the Andes-towering mountains,
Roll over Afric's golden fountains
Through India and the CherSonese
Through distant Isles of japanese!
Wherever dwells a sinking heart
Roll on, to do your mighty part,
Ayers Pills, roll on.
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More Cattle.

Sweotwater is becoming more and more
famous as a cattle market. Two weeks
ago w. D. Laiimer sold to Mr.. Lowry,
thirty-six hend--sonle Of them very fine.
Col. D. p. Walker, drove in last Monday
% Of The finest kind. The largest
number Of theim we're raised on Col. Wal.
ker's farm, OH Fork Creek, and were sold
t, Capt. VIII. Cleveland, who is the great
cattle man of the town. He received Il
fine 10. at Athens Tuesday. Capt. Clevc.
land also purchased a nice lot of shotes
which were all shipped to the Southern
markets.
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Olive Logan is lcctnring in Knoxville,
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Carriages, Blsgie., Wagons, manufac-
tured and for sale at low prices, by Juo.
II. Rey@lds, Cleveland Tenn.
aprll.lt
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Chancery CoNLt AT, AIaAisonNilIe.

Cbancery lGopt Ht AI2hisqnyille.
John MrGoatr "; jamc" ! %fIhff, and n
JNni. c,n.c. IN %5,rttor If cb.H1ihsian BY his
4 5iejqjwEpyl uAtpCi 4tqtle cGaFtlhrom
his hill 'Aat de,rirlsn!S james walker, ami
JatGhiI nFriadrF trn,Jr e5dtutslHf theAi state If
Tennessee. is Is therefore or 'rrcl by. The, court
tln. sniI James \ Walker nnl Jacob Harris be
r%rpuirel T. hpprarlIG4e tt h'iutmirry lCOirt Mt
Nilisonyillc, on, tie. first MoHlay OF JuRe lSI2,
and mut;tHlcttnJr idfiaia'tiIti r thS sBme Willie
tlkc9, folle9EtrNcd Mill ga4ire nj for lenr,
thai tlis uo;icc - Observation-Disclosures
weeks in the Swcctwatcr Enterprise. \ true
cory ofttc order from Te record.
mc'Ii,ltiPi25 10 NV s.i Ii, $F,4SA& ffA
m. "Noi..te dsihlt 'dtN Notice. ''"'oa
1901 III tbcc ttd@aunitr "GGa'lurrt' o! V,onroe County.
,Sarih L. Bavis q" gdtMdctJs DivFa, Se%r;"ai!,..'
Petition to sell and EF paFti'iSit.'
Gmspl 5snant charges iniIunP p Suop which is
c4%W tilys daiaWm' baVg SrS "hh5ofn-resideTts
otthc Surtn 6r he ane-ssr,l lit ithhsrstors ordts-
cl Tat publication be. walo for foT SonscgutiEe
wtAi. N tNk sNcetwdtdr Ensci prise, a ntEsIa-
per pWbIisb~I alSYeetwnth Tann. s4rntfyins
said rr,-re, iicnt lcrprlnnts to. GppGar Of the
Couift j'dutF l5F' Monroe ccOOanty,, 10 be 'teld at
the cnpri tduse in, MniisonviAei ounithsl FIRST
NonlN ,rMny next, aud IQake defence to said
rrli.iiHM flame Viii be taken fT"cconfesse1
anti l,q,Jpl leupp6r III to hshl.1qurWS ~ ~
l %TfnaSat!l }f mmmTA' b P'fffa fl'rEsl
''9n tH84cGrv at 'Madiysoonyyiilee..'o1
W. pyy5cr;; .ANjRmr9r.. Of l. II CATER, deed, 70.
i iIi John Garter, et.al. Insia ~ ia
AZ pcil,us, having cIanni against ,tfr- estate
a. M Carter, dct'l, are hereby notified 10 file
trkir ttiltnpts nj lcbt kitltthe Clerk md Nfas4
ter, ,ohor hepre tIiG 2Qtla tss of Aprilinert ut
Which time The account ordered by the court 10
be takcu in THE cause, will be closed.
mc'2l-it PISA. 5 FAIy,
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AnnnSfA MarkRte-

Corrected Weekly by cox, JAZZ
SQN * CO. praGUce arl Commission
Merchants, sos Broad Street.
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Chanccry Court at Madisonvillc

j.. ". ~GcnDARp.
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IOIIN T. COX.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-08-22
The CRnXaSS.

The waters are beginning to be agitated
in Mississippi. The Memphis Appeal
reports an able speech at Horn Lake,
DeSoto county, by Gen. j. r. Chalmers.
Hon. Joseph Bennett and Col. w. B.
Shelby contemplate thorough canvass
of Rankin county.
In East Mississippi the work has fairly
commenced. Judge Hancock. Liberal
Elector for the 9th District, has entered
upon his labors with characteristic ener-
gy. He and Judge Sylvanus Evans and
Hon. S. A. D. Steele have filled num-
Der of appointments in Wayne and
Clarke. He will announce list of APP
pointments for other counties of the
District.