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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
Editorial Notices,

Are so common that it is almost impos-
sible Tor an editor to express his honest
opinion of the merits Of any ARTICLE with
out heing suspected Of interested mo.
tives. This fact, however, shall not deter
us from saying what we think of Il new
addition to the Materia Medica to
which our attention has been recently di-
rected. 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 of
possesses the great negative recommended
ton of containing neither alcohol nor
mineral poison. That it is specific for
Indigestion, Billiousness, Constipation
and many complaints of nervous origin
we have reason to know and we are as
sured on good authority that as a general
invigorant, regulating and purifying med
icine, it has no equal. 1t is stated that
its Ingredients, obtained from the wilds
of California; are new to the medical
world; and its extraordinary effects GER
tainly warrant the conclusion that it is a
compound of agents hitherto unknown.
If popularity is any criterion, there can
be no doubt ofthe efficiency Of the Vine
gar Bitters, for the sale Of the article is
immense and continually increasing. 4w
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! The Last Call.

Those who have not renewed their sub
sCriptiOn for this year are earnestly re-
quested to come forward at oLce, and re-
lieye US the painful duty of making anoth-
er call through these columns. This is the
last call, and unless you renew at once,
we wall be compelled to make out ac-
counts, and present them to you through
an officer. We don't like to have this
duty to perform, and we do not believe
our friends will compel US to adopt such
a plan, We need money, and cannot
furnish the paper without a sufficient
amount to defray expenses.
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Personal.


Our souctum was honorOd with a call
last Monday from our Honorable Repre-.
sentative, Henry A. Chambers. lie is
looking hale and hearty, and seems as
though he will be able to run a heavy
race in the next campaign. We hope
Mr.. Chambers will be a candidate for re-
election, to represent Monroe and Loudon
counties in the Lower House of the next
General Assembly. Mr.. Chambers has
made Monroe a good Representative, and
in our opinion, Monroe and LoudOn couu-
ties would be acting wisely to send him
back, for another term.
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A Whole Family Poisoned.

The Maryvillo Republican, of last
week, gives an account Of the poisoning
of DR.. j. G. Gillespie and family, who
resides at Louisville in Blount county,
from drinking milk, which had been plac-
ed in a new tin vessel. The paper says
DR.. Gillespie was in Maryvillc Monday
morning, and was taken sick on the street,
vomiting freely, and was scarcely able to
ride home. Upon his arrival he found
his two children in bed sick with the
same symptoms. The children had drank
the milk at breakfast: a short time before
DR.. q. arrived FROM M~aryville, Mrs. g.
had drank some of the milk, and a little
while after his arrival she was taken with
the same symptoms. Our late-t informal
ton is that Or. Gillespie and the two
children we're better, but Mrs, Gillespie
was very poorly. ~. '''9
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Convention Of Farmers,

70. P. Temple, President East Tenn.
Agricultural Society, has issued ii call for
Il Convention of the Farmers of East
Tenn, to be held in Knoxville, common.
eng on the Is h of May ind cont nuing
until Saturday following. Delegates from
Monroe have been appointed, and it is
hoped that every county in East Tennessee
will he represented.
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Where to Emmigrate.

We answer, 20 to Southwest Missouri.
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Go. offer 100000 Acres of land to at6tu.
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
Notwithstanding free'trapsportation oven
their road to purchasers; this road extends
from St. Louis, through Missouri to Vini-
ia, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap
idly 10 its destination, the Pacific COast;
will be one Of The trunk lines Of thecUun-
try never blockaded by snow-the lands
along the road are in u rich fertile coun-
try, as productive q, any in the State;
the climate combines all the advantages
of northern aud southern ATTITUDES; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite you to 20 to
this region. For further informrtion2 ad-
dress A. Tuck, Land Cum'r, 523 Walnut
st., st. Louis, No., rr j. +. Thompson,
Chattanooga; Tenn. aprl8-t'dee3l
Carriages, B%uggies, Wagons, lnanafN.
tured and for sale at low prices, by Jno.
Ii. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn.
arrll at
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The Liberal Republicans.

One of our c%itlzcns, who is fond of large,
fine rattle, and loves to witness such
weighed on the Fairbanks. Mt this place,
says the Democrats should lie still, aud
lei the "Limber Republicans" 20 ahead
and numin tie u good man for President,
then come in and support the nominee,
and thereby beat Grant. He says there
are some mighty smart men among the
Lumber Republicans.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parties desiring Ia announce themselves
a. candidates for office through This pa,
per will he required t, pay cash in I'D.
vance for the same, Announcements for
Congress, $40; Stprc Offices. so: raudi.
drtes fur State Senator, 81; county eau.
did'tes, So,
To VOTERS or MONROE COUNTY.
We are authorized tn muuuuce |. 4.
McSpadden a a candidate fur Trustee of
Monroe county. Election in August next.
We ARE authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hicks, rs candidate fnr Tax Collcc.
tor Of Monre couUty. Election in An
gust next.
We are authorized to announce Ez. G..
Harris, ms a candidate for re election to
the Office of Tax Collector of Monroe
connty. Election in August next.
TO Il PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.
In response 10 the expression of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general ana inau.
ential to control my action in the matter,
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
r. A. II. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. j. b. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872. tt
We are authorized to announced Hon.
Robt. Mcfarland, AS a candidate for Judge
" the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Judge
Nelson.
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The Sprague Mower.

We call the attention OF farmers, to
the advertisement of Hough e. Church in
this issue. They advertise the Sprague
Mower as being a perfect machine and
one that will give satisfaction. Beside,
this they have every kind of pillow, Gar.
den and field seeds, and almost every
thing used on the farm. See their ad.
vertisement.
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The London Journal.

This paper again failed to make its ap-
pearance here last week. The edit,
perhaps, is trying to immitate the Nash.
vile papers. Doubtless he thinks it right
for him not to exchange with Il Demo.
cratic paper, as the Nashville papers, de.
eided not to exchange their dailies fol
country ~weeklies. Come, friend Russell
BE neighborly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

10 the Merchants and MilInerS of
East Tennessee.
L. 5. Payne y Co.. Knoxville, have
uow the largest line VI Ribbus, silks,
Eorno, and Hat Frames, Craps, Illusions,
Flowers, Feathers, Chippons, Ladies'
Trimmed aud Untrimmed Has and Bon.
nets, in fact the most complete stock of
Millinery in addition to their Shoe and
Ilat stock to be found in the State, All
orders promptly attended to.
Il. S. PAYNE & Co.
7. =. You can receive your goods in
one Jay after urder IS sent, and buy them
as cheap Us in New York or Baltimore.
mch2S.iw r. S. 2. & Go,
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was never be.
fore so full and complete as at present,
and we are pleased to learn that the bust
ness character of tbs e%ntcrprising firm is
fully appreciated by the pablo, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to.every class, hut cspe-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta,
tionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
of which they have incomparably the most
elegant and cheapest Stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. s.a, 81. feb 22-tf
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A Good APPOINTMENT.

We learn that u young friend and
brother ''typo," Joe J. Wins has been APP
pointed by Gov. Brown, as Deputy War
den Of tue State Penitentiary. The ap-
pointment could not have been conferred
upon a more worthy and competent a
young man, than Joe. May he prove
efficient in the discharge of his duties.
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Would be Welcome.

A load or two of wood, a sack or two of
four OF any thing in this line would be wei
com at this office, if they could come on
subscription. We could buy plenty for
the money, but then-we haven't the mo.
aey. Delinquent /! You know how It's.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
Latest STYLE of Bracelets.

A fair-haired, love-sick youth not a
thousand miles from here, lately present
ed his "girl" with q pair of those new
faugled, metallic garters. He thought
they we're the latest style in bracelets, and
only discovered his mistake upon asking
her to airy them On,"-he don't go there
any more.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

A Chance to Win Fifty Thousand Dollars,
at the Same Time, Aid the Sick and
Destitute,
The sale of tickets in the Grand Legal
Enterprise at Omaha, in aid of Mercy
Hospital, under the auspices of the Sis
ters of Mercy, will be continued till May
3Oth, when the drawing will positively
take place, in open public. This charita-
bic enterprise enjoys the confidence of
the Governor, and best business men of
Nebraska; also, the Mayor and President
of the Board of Trade, Omaha. Highest
prize, $4,000. Total, $4,000, in cash.
The tickets are So each, or two for s..
For full particulars, address Pattee Il
Gardiner, Business Managers, Omaha,
Neb.
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Darkness at Noon Day.

Tue jackson Tribune of the 18th inst,
says, that, on Monday the heavens were
filled with black and furious clouds, the
rain poured down in torrents, the winds
held high and frightrul carnival, and night
ut moo day enveloped the city. In al
most every office and store the gas was
burned, and it seemed that the order of
nature had reversed to impress man with
the ~omnipotence of God. The 7th of
April, in this region, may be properly
christencd the "dark Monday"
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Plaster Plaster!

Farmers, your attention is called to the fact
that Ncssrs. Hight g. Scruggs have on hand a
large lot OF Land Plaster which they will sell you
in quantities of from one sack to n ton. We
know f no other firm ia town who has any of
this fertilizer on hand, therefore, if you intend
using it on your lands call on Hight s. Scruggs
and get a supply. mch7-lt
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Chanccry Court at MadisonviIlc.
Jno. i. Cline, Admir-. &c. IS. Jacob lief
ner and others,
Original and Am ndcd bill

Complainant charges in his amended bill,
which is sworn to, thut defendants Nancy G.
Cline. Uormerly Nancy E., Gift, widow Of a,
i. Cliff, deccnscd), James NJ. Cliff, Hugh J.
Clift, Margar t ". Cliff, Nancy j.. Gilt, and
Missouri \. Gift, the children and heirs NJ law
OF said a. =. Gift, deceased, arc non-re.ilents
Of the State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore Order
ed that publication be made for four co,nsecrl-
tive weeks in the Swtetwater Enterprise notify
ins said nonresident defendants to apnrar at
next term of the Chnncery Court'to be held NJ
Madisonyillcp Tennessee, AMI make defence I,
said original and amended billa, orthu same viii
be taken for confessed and the cause set lui
hearing cX pprtc MS to them. rgur 500 .'. z
WI. Hess, Sol. s. T.. HAZE, ca NJ. t
apr iS-lt,pf$j. H.i.rr. .su ~ 3D.
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Plain

The Lebanon Herald, replying to the
rather personal charges in the Union and
american, speaks thus plainly:
"The statement that we pay any person
for an exchange with the Courier-Jowru-
al is false and the author is a liar. We
wish him to understand that this term is
applied to him personally"
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Good and Bad Advertising.

The progress Of population and settle,
mcnt is SO rapid that a "good old house,
which does not advertise Is in danger of
losing much sound custom. Some people
think it ,macks Of dignity to say they can
live without advertisoiug. They may
live upon this kind of dignity, but live is
one thing aud success in life is another.
\ good reputation in business means that
you shall be widely as we'll az favorably
known. \ good advertisement is worth
Il good price. y had advertisement is
worth nothing.
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DIR. .. S. PROHIBITS
Anodync Pnim XIII 1t.

INV nav LNIlIlNN 'H...
KILLS RAIN .iy lEIEEI IOHN
CURES Pains in tho Edck, Chess, Hips or
~ Limbs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs,
Colds, Bronchial Affections, Kidney Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Cole, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Plcurisy, Asthma, Heart Burn,
Toothachc, Jawachc, Earachc, Headache,
Sprains, Bruises, futS, 4'gntusi9nr qspryS, Lace
rated WouniT|, StrlIs, Birns, rh1lltlaihS, Frost
Bites, roisous of al! KINDS, vegetable or animal.
E45" OF an tho tcnrciits evcrliscoycrcl torthc
relief of suffering humanity, this :. the 3brst
Pain Eralicutor known IN Medical Science. The
cure is speedy and pcrmnuen; in lhc most in
vctcruted iseiiscs. IIislis no Iihhtag Lht Il
grand medical discovery. 4 Pain Killer rou-
Thinning ne Ioison to iuDamc, IauIilr. Ut
drive the inflammation anon an Internal organ.
Its efficiency is truly wondrriul-hc lic is in
stnutancolk. 1t is destined to hnutsR IAIrtsi,UuG
aches, wounds and bruises from tine face Of the
earth. Prepared by l.. Il. BUAnrrHLp,
le22-IN N Atlantn, hrurrin.
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orn arran
Opened.

The Barber shop is now opened, and
will remain so. Lewis Swami, a first
class barber has charge Of it, and promises
to do his work good. Don't fail to pa
trOnite him.
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Atlanta, Ga, April 18th, lS72.

.li'. TNE slEIt1 NDiH n
Reported Ivy STEPHENS X FLYNN, Gen.
b erol Commission Merchants, Forsyth Street,
w./xL4tGEtn, tF'./ l'iJJ
CoRN-White, q b,tshel -. ....t....... g5a =
WHEAT Tenn. White, I! bush....... 22ja
Tenn. Red, III "a, l.. .i,tL.agrg,
RYE, Y bushel, nominal ........... l2Oa
OATS, T. bushel ....... 7Oa75
FLOUR, r 100 lbs. go. 35lp5O0
BACoN-Shoulders r. 1b.l. Il. .i..... AT,
Clear Rib SIDES u b........ STA
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100 ACRES

more or less, lying on Cticd .Creckiu Monroe
county, Tenn, together with the following d.
scrihed tracts lyiug around aud oljrent thereto,
to wit: The 5. T.. qr., Sec. II: ~. +. qr., Sec.
IL; n. Z. and n. W. qrs., See. -, in Township
,, Eapge !, e.. VI. and the :. W. ~, See. 7; y.
J., and 5. Z. qrs., SIC. Is, in Township 3. Range
3, L. NJ. .r ... ... %.
TERNS-Tcu per cent. Of the purchased price
to be paid in hand the balance payable in tour
annual jIpstallmcntT, the interest on the, whole
and one fourth ofthe debt 20 be lpil each scar.
Note with good security replirei and u lien
heII On the land until the purchase Nancy is
fully paid. =. r.. HALE, c. ii.
aprll-lt-pfS7 .,F
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THE ENTERPRISE.
Thur~day April 18th. lS12.

g. VI. p"rrFNTlLLE 90. p Port Uow.N. y.
rwl GRIFFIN , llrFFAN, HrltimcIc, Va,
Are the S0ls ,grut. ior the Swcctwatcr EutcI-
prise in ihr.r cities mil are authorized 60 r1n'rnrl
ior inserting . cr'iscmcnts lor u, ~ our lowest
c"sr rates. Advertisers nfe requested to leave
their hyor> with either nl the above louscs.
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sPrsCIALNnTICES

PELN,rrHr i. s., or rna5i;Am. ma
.r e"i'rril proven ID . "a t,- 90 Bp
net''' C",un lrw,, esur f.i.Ird tu
"rrr>, dr"aS, a. dhi ErAg ts 81 GatiN
nd vrgr"r, hsr.u'h I,A.qr 'r3s .n.
time uIrlvaj lied IS q hiSsa gi6 ne l,rr.
Cs>rr6ror Oh EhN 5T ,d,s ,c,
which deserve, 'ar II INA Siea srBn- D 90
rrp>iaFN IN Il h,m In MID u,
the y 'trtn iika ,efbpR lhG IA mu.
dcrs Iils . lrfieh We hc-h9nA ,hr
di,Pppry NitChgl c$re b 81 s,Aa arr
with br. Wakes Ntgetl3c llA,Ha r
I B,,'ers. TfNte b, no &rm ,niM ,L.l n
Or liver c%roaFIapr th.N IN Ei;ELpml ,n
potent ronl AMI 1trqa ~ ME a.,
Nc 5prs~ Voil,&, eO&SA Il 30,
There C'lF4rTYR R9RM9a%
ruby r"du",> 500, a>,umg~. t - irrth uoiry
rNal aIrba>'rr tint, and ~c,.m IL, pr,A,
SCI ne Il .or,l vase. t.
Sjh,uuO VIII nE puu ruryny wrI,.
'"bIch VIII end rilrith, Il wu,nn,.
r'.m Pam, IN rhr Lipa,, b. ardfgc,rg
S"re T'uoH. ln,~,tS M, vriur, H. s,"r,
t"rv, coll" Smh-ny ami Vd,nitaie. qur !
rr tom D.. llHl,'' Ven .y,,ut Lr],ine,t
established ju'lSl7, Neyor talI,. Sodh.
tht Druggists prInr Ia p,oI. pIu.,
New York
,~N'""Ll' 'AlNE ''i'N''E'll "N 't'
i''dlHG IhNSlc'Un, an. Tn i'rr-tiou. ui
the Now York, B.sId 81 Health, a. the
must wonderful NrJiY, n,r,,uuJ. ~
~ u:
", w.. '','' '''u' '''''' ~ ''i"'' '''f"r
''' N'Hu' "I ,"lr>' 'lt "nd w"Uudr; aud
"a must mN"lHnhlr >ulEr Irr ,llt Iu,,u,r,
sod eve, Ehgru.at - .r.st..t.J h,4I'
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Blacksmith Shop for Rent,

The undersigned wants to rent his Black
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
u good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
}. W. GoDDARD.
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Tennessee Items.

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c. s,,.r;T H., t,,t n.,,ls eo,,.,.
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co, ,ip1atos IN Cou,o, rboy,,.
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

n New York Wedding cake weighed
forty pounds. 1t was in the form Of IL
thrce-story house, with u sugar bride and
groom coming out of the front door.
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While retreatiug from the Peninsula, in
1862, Gen. j. B.. Magruder aud staff
stopped at the house Of Il widow lady on
the road, and engaged dinner. y few
moments later Jim Phelps, a Louisville
soldier, hccostcd the lady, with, "Madam,
can | get dinncrl :" "Yes, sir" was the
reply; "but as | am preparing dinner for
Gen. Magruder and staff, and lhive not
room at my table for more, Sou viii lave
to wait for Il second tablep avery welb
madam; thank you," said Phelps, taking
his seat in u position to command a view
Of tho dining.room: Watching the move
ments of the servants, Phelps waited till
this feast was on the table, and while the
hostess preceded to the p%arlor to announce
dinner to the Gcncraland his staff, Phelps
entered the dining room and seating him
self at the table, awaited further develop.
ments. Upon the entrance of the party
of officers there were found to be seats for
all but one who returned politely to tue
p%arlor to wait. The General took a seat
next to Phelps, and after the first course
was finished, turning to Phelps, he asked,
"Sir, have YOU any idea with whom you
are diniug?" "No, sir" coolly replied
Phelps 81 used to be particular; but
since | turned soldier | don't care who
eat with, so that the y~ictuals are clearn -
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Atlanta Markets.
II. 7. COX d BRO.,
H.. J.. tOA Il BhO., .rf..
General PlUdmrp d. C0mmj&sjpH NrrrdH Is
Georgia.
MARKET REPORT.

,'''..' '''''''' ldl-
MARKET REPORT.
Corn-Wbitc, per bushcl. ,.,.:.. .y..9 3a95. p
Yellow " ............ 90ag3
wheat-rcnn. White per hushcl. 2Ooa2l0
" Red, n ~ .... lgOa2YO
Rye, per 'bushel! l.. ~. ~. ........ i'W
Barley, per hUshel. n
Oats, per bushcl. ........ IOa5
FlOur-Fanc per sack ...... s..,.. -. 52ja5jO
Family ''1''ai'0
Extra ..... ......... -. 4VJHlZ"
SupcrtiuC. ......... .J10aiIj
Bacon-Shohiicrr ~. .Fs..U "a. .G,a7
.lZaiZ'a
'anyaNsct ...,,,......... II
Clear Sides, ................Slaa
Meal, per buShcl .............. .93a)j
Dressed Turkeys. -. ......,....! t. %
llay-Tenncsscc per 100 Observation-Disclosures
Western, per 100 lbS ............ IL
Lard-In bbls. per b..........r..,. oalO
Cans ......" :. ......... :. -. IOnll
Butter, per lb''''' 2Oa2j
Eggs per dozen ..i2al5
D'eeN"A (. t."
Onions per bdl.....................i OOi
Field Peas-Red per bushel. ....... lIOlljO
White ner huslIGl .......
Irish Potatoes per Dbl .......... 20Oa3i1
Feathers, new per lb................. GOaG5
Virginia Salt, per sack ''........ .0OO1
Dry Hides, per lb....................laa20
A. Sheetings, per yard. ..J3ieal4
rs Shifting, per yard .......... I2al2ttu.
Cotton Yarns, per bunch ............ l6OaT6j
Applcs-Green, per bbl..."..... u
Live Hogs-7GEoss ,.'.i.. .................O 900
Beel-Hross ....oOO
Corn in demand, tends upward, stocks
light. Flour dppbip gobd demand Ba-
con aud Lard dull and dropping. Tia, in
request. Butter aud Eggs sells ready if
fresh and sound.
Respectfully,
T. II. T. Cox Il BRorHER. 10
Atlanta, Ga, April 18th, lS12.
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The Cumberland Spectator.

This paper, which was started a few
months ago, under the most favorable
prospects, we understand has suspended,
and is now offered for sale, cheap for cash.
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New Express,

Gen. Malone has displaced the Express
Company on his line, aud now has an Ex-
press of his own. The charges are about
the same as under the Adams and South
orn arrangements.
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lCnantcry Court At Madis6nvillc.

.Cnanrtry Court At Madisbnvillc.
Elfah.wl&srh u. D.G. Jackson all Others. ''''
roml l,lmnt charges in his hill, whieh'iII
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