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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

The crops in Northern and Western Texas are
reported ''very fne."
At Boston yesterday. the Bostons beat the At
lantics, of Brooklyn, 20 to q.
A fire at Ottawa, Ontario, yesterday, destroyed
a number Of wooden buildings and several
stores, causing loss Of 100000.
lady in Indiana has been granted divorce
on the plea that her husband had refused to as
siHt her on waehing days.
Three Arab laborers are working on rail-
road in Massachusetts They cannot speak
English, but are reported to be excellent work.
men.
~, All the prisoners in the Anderson county
(llenn) Jail escaped recently, except a colored
few days
At Louisville Ky, on Saturday night last, up
wards OF twen ~ persons were bitten by a
tbs result,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

THE PROSPECTS IN THE SEVERAL COUNTIES.
A correspondent, writing from the Peninsu
la, says:
'It is my honest conviction, based on pretty
close observation, during the past few weeks,
while making tour through several Eastern
Shore counties and Kent, of Delaware, that At
present, our farmers and fruit growers have
little cause for complaint.
Through the counties Of Dorchester, Caroline
Talbot, Queen Anne's, Kent, of Delaware, wheat
and.corn look we'll. Our wheat is promising
and what is seldom said up TO date, there are NO
signs Of rust The straw Is short but the heads
weights Of the present crop will surpass any
crop for many years. The grain is noble.
Providence could not have sent more favorable
weather. Indeed Providence has shown q more
thorough knowledge Of all terracultural pursuits
than New Yorks Agrioold. The oat crop will not
prove the average. This is not failure how
aver ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

TEXAN REPORTS OF THEIR HOSTILITY.
1t is reppoted from Texas that body Of In
dians, variously estimated at from 5000 to
10000 have invaded Young, Jack, Denton and
Parker counties. Two fights have occurred near
Weatherford, in which four whites we're
wounded and two Indians killed. 1t is said that
the commanding officer at Fort Richardson went
to Austin to consult with General Augur regard
ing the invasion, and that the General has tele-
graphed for two regiments Of cavalry to report
at the threatened points. II is believed in Tex
as that a "big Indian war; u 81 hand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

go 600 quarts OF strawberries were shipped
from Marion this season.
MI Joseph ColbHrn, resiling near Marion,
has shipped about 5000 quarts of Strawberries
this season, from less than an acre of ground,
(4oOO square yards
-Crsheld proposes to excel in its celebration
OF the 4th this year, any which has yet been
held on the Peninsula,
Oliver s. Horsey has been appointed bailiff
of Crisfeld
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
4larriagfs.

PATTERSON = -HERGESHEIMER.-on Tuesday,
June 4th, 1874 at the residence OF the BRIDE pa
rents,ty hev. p. Co an, kdward II. Pdtt rson,
daughter Of Samuel Herg sheimer o. German
Town.
kERBk kUGH-BRVIN.-A wilmington, Del, on
the l3th inst, by tile Rev Geo. II. Smyth, James
A. keroaugh and Lizzi5 IL. Erwin, both OF this
nib
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN-ooIIIsIoN AT SEA.
San FRANoIsoo, June 10.
Five hundred persons perished by an earth
quake at Homida, in Japan.
The steamer Roma collided with the French
steamer near Shanghai, and the former sunk
with officers and 55 chinese.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

PeRehes and Berries-A Great Increase In the
Iatter
The estimate Of that portion Of the peach crop
of this Peninsula which will be shipped by rail,
is 1910, 900. The actual shipments, by rail, last
year, were over 1850, 600.
The strawberries, this year, are about done
for. The crop in Delaware is a great increase
over last season. Our statement, elsewhere
given, shows that the number OF carloads IL in
creased from 2l9 to 43i.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

Our continued story, "Mss Inglesbys Sister
in-law,' progresses, on the third page, to-day,
the regular instalment being crowded out, yes
terday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

MANY OF THE BIUDENIs uONE HOMh'
Harrisburg despatch says the smallpox has
broken out in Dickinson College, at Carlisle land
many Of the students have gone home. Cases
Of the disease are also reported in Carlisle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

And now the Democracy OF Maine endorse
Greeley. Their Convention resolves in his
favor, and recommends its delegates to vote for
him at Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

COMMENCEMENT OF THE STOKES TRIAL.
NEW YORK, June 18.
The Stokes trial commenced this morning.
His counsel challenged the whole panel Of
iurora
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
geatas.

WOODCOCK.-In this city, on the 18th inst of de-
bility, VIM. WOOdGOak, In his 69th year.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Friday, June 2lst. from
the residence OF his son-in-law, Jos. France, 62T
W. Third street. Sc vice at 81, p. NJ, leave house
at 4 Z. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

One of the rival contestants for the prize of
catching CREASED pig at an Ohio pic mic had his
head cleft with spade because lie disputed
the authority of the referee.
An explosion occurred yesterday in Warren's
oil works, at Long Island City, L. l., which
shattered and set fire to the building, and ia
tally injured a man named Michael Hanahan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

JUDGE INdRAHLM REFUSES TO SUSTAIN THE oHAL-
LENdE OF THE JURY.
NEW York, June 19.
Judge Ingraham decided the challenge of
Stokes counsel not sustained, and the trial was
proceeded with
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHrNoToN, June 49,
Clear weather, with light TO fresh winds for
the Middle States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

The New York papers call the Jubilee the
musical earthquake"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

The Commercial Mt the Summer Resorts.
Those OF our citizens who are about to leave for a
summer recess,can have the COMMERCIAL forwarded
to them, at 10 cents per week. II we pay postage,
that, OF course, will be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
SECOND EDITION.
800, p. M.


AMIcABLE ADJUSTMENT or INDIRECT CLAIMS PROB
ABLE.
WASHINGTON, June 19.
lit is thought in official circles that the Geneva
Arbitration may possibly render an opinion
regarding indirect claims satisfactory to both
governments, and obviate the necessity for an
adjournment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

The trial Of Stokes, for the murder OF Fisk
commenced in New York, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

Probability Clear weather, with light to
fresh winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O p. M.


THEY MAKE EARNEST EFFORTS AT ARBITRATION.
LONDON, June 10.
Resolute efforts are making at Geneva to set
tie difference between the two Governments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

The arbitrators are trying to bring some good
out Of their meeting. We hope they may.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

Vice President Colfax arrived at his home
South Bend, Indiana, yesterday, and was re-
ceived with great joy by the residents of that
place. In answer to a serenade the Vice Pres
ident addressed the multitude that had assem-
bled to welcome him home; and in a speech
overrunning with honest Republican sentiment
assured his friends that he would give his best
energies in the coming campaign and regarded
the nomination Of President Grant and Mr..
Wilson as the best that conld be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

ENFORCING EQUAL RIGHTS.

BALTIMORE, June 10.
The Captain Of the steamer Chester was fined
twenty five dollars for excluding colored
passenger from the main cabin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

FITTIaADF1IlFIII IIIa MAhAET5s
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
Cotton 261(@2616. Provisions quiet firm.
Penpa., extra family S9@9i5. Wheat dull, lower.
Red 81: Corn dull yellow 67@6Sc. Oats 400
Soc. Whiskey 92c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
getu Adpertiseareuts,
THE VALLEY ROUTE.

We are offering the NORTHERN PACIFIC 7-sO
GOLD BONDS at par and interest In currency.
They arc issued in denominations of 500 to 81 900
COUPON, SiO0 to $4,000 REGISTERED, and are at
all times interchangeable at the pleasure OF the
holder without charge.
They are secured by FIRST AND ONLY MORT
GAGE on the road is Equipments, Earnings and
Franchises, and also on Land Grant which, on the
completion OF the Road will exceed 900 Acres to
each mile Of track, or 600 Acres OF Land to secure
each 81 900 bond.
These bonds are at all times receivable by the
Trustees at TEN PER CENT. PREMIUM, In pay
ment for any lands purchased from the Company.
In view of the ample security upon which the
bonds are based and the rate of interest they bear
we believe there is no 1rst-cass Investment safer
nor more profitable.
Holders OF United States 500 bonds, Delaware
State Bonds, Wilmington City Loan, and Bank
Stocks can now convert them into
Northern Pacific 1905
Realizing an immediate profit and INCREASE
THEIR ANNUAL INCOME LARGELY.
All marketable sesurltiea received in exchange,
without expense to the investor, at their highest
current value.
JNO. McLEAR g. SON,
BAN KER RS,
NO. 6o2 MARKET STREET,
mar20 d&wsmof WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19

ITALY, CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS"
Introductory to the lecture there will be a suita-
BILE reception of Father GaVazzi. and the Rev. ]. B.
Thompson, D. D, who accompanies him. Chancellor
Bates having kindly consented to preside on the oc-
cason.
The citizens OF Wilmington will have the rare OPP
portunity OF listening to- and the exquisite pleas
ure Of witnessing an orator OF unsurpassed elo-
quen;e, at the same tins they will gain from an
eyewitness and prominent participator. knowl-
edge of the wonderful changes wrought in our
own day by the emancipation OF a people eminent
in literature, science and ait from the tyranny of
"The Triple Crown"
Let our presence in crowded house, and our cor
dial response to the call OF the needy, evince our
appreciation of Italy restored to civil liberty and
personal freedom, and soon to be regenerated
by pure Christianity.
The proceeds Of the lecture will be appropriated
to the cause of Evangeizaton in Italy, through the
"True Christian Church OF italy" whose authorized
Commissioners in this country are Father Gavazzl
and the Rev. j. B. Thompson.
ADMISSION, ............... o5 Cents
RESERVED SEATS. S....................... 80 Cent?.
Tickets to be had at Boughman, Thomas 4 Co. g,
Doors open at I F; exercises to begin at O'Clock.
jel7-4t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-19
To have Jubilee at home, send for
THE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE CHORUS
EOuK. :

For good work on Composition, buy
BAKERS THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
HARMONY. 500
The New York herald., 1872-10-14

10 WEST 18TH SIAN ExrERIEHcED CoLoRED
xO aundress In private family. Apply at present
The New York herald., 1872-10-14

Laumdresses, &c.
81 MACDOUGAL STA RESPECTABLE GERMAN
~I1l- ' Mrs MILLER
The New York herald., 1872-10-14

go WEST 18TH sT.--As FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss
w oy Respectable girl; understands nuting and has
The New York herald., 1872-10-14

al EAST BROADWAY, TOP FLoOR-A GERMAN
or girl as washer and ironer DO general house.
The New York herald., 1872-10-14

100 EAST 44TH ST. BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
loo Sd avs.--A respectable woman cook and To
assist In the washing eleven years reference Call from
tn 2o'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
Death Of Col. John Ramsey.

On last Sabbath morning a deep and
universal gloom was thrown over our COM
munity by the death of Col. John Ramsey,
one Of our most loved and useful
men. \ few hours before Col. Ramsey
departed this life, Frank a. Bogart, in.
FAINT son of DR.. and Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Bogalt,
was called to ais Fathers home.
On Monday morning both corpses were
conveyed toIthe Presbyterian church where
the funeral sermon was preached by Rev.
". ". Morrison. The crowd was the
largest We have ever seen in Sweetwator
on a similar occasion. The church was
crowded to orerHowing.
The Minister had before him a scene
End subject which beggars all description.
The aged father and the innocent babe
had yielded to Deaths ruthless scythc.
The speaker wS8 deeply affected and
spoke with great feeling and ~eloquence.
The scene, tho subject and the sermon
was more than any could Withstand and
it seemed oS if all were deeply moved.
The large coneourss of people after lis
tening to the funeral services followed
the remains TO their FINAL resting place.
Thus ended scene the most solemn and
impressive We have ever witnessed. May
these deaths produce a ~salutary effect upon
orr community and may our people seek
that blessed Savior in whose bosom the
aged and infant spirits of the deceased
are now resting. An obituary Of Col.
Ramsey will appear in our next issue.
We refrain from any rulogy, as the
works and life of one so earnest, pure and
good, speak better and far more forcibly
to all who knew him than any pen could
do. We extend to the bereaved family
our warnest sympathy.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02

The following letter from Thos. G.
Hoyd, E,q, though being least expected:
is appreciated by tho editor Of this paper,
SwEETwATsn, TEHS.,
April 18th, 1872.
c. 3. WOODWARD, ESQ.-Dear Sir:
Allow me to congratulate you on your
success in building up the ENTERPRISE in
Swcetwater, as | notice it much improved
Of late as to the matter and sentiment
contained therein.
| have closely noticed Tie paper, since
the FIRST number was published, 70 the
present day, and have not failed to see
many of the difficulties you have had to
encounter and overcome in raising tho
ENrARPnIsE to its present position.
For your energy and untireiug psrsa.
versnce you have the uufeigned thanks of
all right-minded men of this community.
The ENTERPRISE as now conducted is of
great value to the citizens Of this county,
more especially Of this immediate COM
munity.
Nay you have continued Encouragement,
and may your zeal increase and your
labors in the ENTERPRISE be a~bundantly
successful IS the wish Of your friend,
THos. G. BoYD.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS
NXOVNCEgENTS

i'rri., d',i' NJ 30 a]urnuncr themselves
r. ctwtils to, lor odi," through Ihi4 pr.
r"r viii he required {, pay cash 10 ad-
vance fpr the ,awr. Announcement, for
t'ntr",-. $40; St,rp offices, SO; cardi.
drr"> FER State Senator, 81; rourtv eau
didurs, s..
70 TIFF VOTERS oF MoNEo CpuSTY,
"" are authorized 20 nunuurce |. \.
McSpaddcn a. a crndiiutr for Trustee Of
MONROE rnNN'y. Elot,rn in August next.
W. prc authorized To apn"nnrc Mark
". Hicks, asu candidate for Tax Collec.
tor If Monre cour,y. Election in An-
gust nest.
We are authorized to announce E2. G..
Harris, ~ candidate tor re election to
the Office Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
county, Election in August next.
70 THE rgopLE OF ~fESSEssrr,
In response 70 the expression Of . popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general aud inau-
ential 10 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,
T. A. X. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next, j. Is. COOkE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872. #
We are authorized to announced Hon
Robt. Mcfarland ,as q candidate for Judge
VI the Supreme Court, to fll the vacancy
occanioned By the resignation Of Judge
Nelson.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
ApI.uIALNoTICE.s

I 4 M i'rrt.gu Ars>l.-.E u.rr'-set
| hul tarirllaal,cs., ru-lI .a- s,.,lr...- btr.
J OF o., s",u !'~e ra,tsg.sIt j.uf ,nr Dl..frr
| Vale Co. N,ric. th- ,..-..m |r,rr.r. H.,
mnrt ue,-Hia. atia., IN ts- cell. ra.. rs4-.
aa- ever tiwlcu IDiu.
'CHuuKLN LI.g, SAVED o Flrry
CG.TS'-E.'u cl,c ct Group ,au Ir r,r.
ed giro ettken, OBJ, Dc. i,ajar Vrnr.
tan LHm,u', S,rrsusrd ,o. - trN.
and newer % h,t',e returned, II also
cures Darrurn. Dy>tmcrs, jr.r.. S,re
throat, cuts, bunrus AMI rArrmal raul..
Sud bj the DueGt.I-. Depot. lv Pass
Piece, New York
hsNuS herself would not have been heenf.uI
IL her complexion hui been hrd. L. beauty BE-
ska iccp, II lie Necessary @" rv.lIr auu r.reiu
dat Fsri Ut IL; aEl ladies', iI,,cat cf resor.isi- O.,
paints and Powdtr', should rlu,l.I,r THAT all
lmIurei h,utrhy or sslllN q, loo l., ,Us ,ra,s u
iecute digestion, torpid liver, p, ,.ilttci rlugI.
Tor all Sl'ch Dr.. Walkers tn.jIutu. VINEGAR
bIltcr- Il aSaic, SURE, ami rfgetual rra.e!y.
EtN>ltI's tur'AlNE.-Nv oils, urifl,r rluI.
AIDES o. alcoholic va,ucs-,Ctr,.p vt .ou,-li.-
can compare with Cocutin, Hs O. l,alg Dies lag.
IL anchors tue hair firmly IN the -cala live, Al,
$500 ''' ''f 'H|NA hNtN NfNN q. Us |H ksN MOON 0. b.
glory o! hsIN sexes, oil ana oyuE.
!'EArT's ASTRAL On Not ti- e. e.,-
est, bur Sales. a.l best ,I|tlmaut...- o.,
for family use ever made. uuu, m rnr
ordinary Kerosene t,IUp. Docs uo, t,.r
lire, aud explode II the Ipmpt- upset -ul
broaeu. Nend tor circular, OI ,l,u-. uf
Charles Pratt established l15U, y. 4.
\ h'AuTlruL WmTa, SOFT, smullh and ,,r,f
skin i. produced by using q " lnirI-. '...s,m,
oi youth Il removes tan, trrcklus, slua.....
AMI all other disrui0rtIoI, .rum the skin, lew
ing the complexion brilliant auI ucmt..u.. sos,
At all druggists. This preparation H. cuu!.r.,
Tree from any material utt,Imtutul yr Ert.tH.
'uSr TID REMEDY NIlpsp-Imu,, o.. ,lg,.
NinsloN's soothing syrup, We htyc .pr yr,r.
been relieved truu iivgp.css Nights %. rrlH..4
watching with poor, suffering, tra~,hlngrulIrtu.
EuR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, depression OBJ
spirit, and general debility M their ,nr,.,.
ioIina' also % preventive v-u,u>l fever rrI g,t..
ami o,Hcr .u,yrmlt,Cnt ,.,yr,. Iucrrr.y P.t,.
g]Hort,cd Elixir OF Cuttslya, made hy taswrll.
l1fart y Co., New York, yIl sold DIS All Drug
tli,s, g. Che best tonic, AM us % tom. i..Y.l,..s
recovering i,y.u ,cyrr OF ulnrr slekua.-, e., he
uo ygrri.
iIsLaT's Gryrlsa Gaarfy Harb r.,oey.
WATER acrorliug % the o.. truI iu.Dult OF Pre-.
Nost, Paris, 80 long AMI t.,u..hly knY.,t ., tlr
customers o.. il,yt.tui, HtrruI and Ei..sy. ar.i
'lr.r branches, Tor is tine pyrMuu.a, An gIr,.
is now malcJy II. W. Eis.ry ami tDe TONI. .,,.
pllcthy hia-uceea.oir. Morgan - R.sf,.. W.u..-
sale Druggists, New Iork.
luuFsrI&'s IVORY PgAu. Vn.rH p,wn.E-
The Urs: article known los r,yan.ng anal ur,.
serving the teeth AMI g1ms. son. %, u. Dru.-
..#. %. "a
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
The Good Templars.

Thirteen new candidates were initiated
into tho Good Templars at their meeting,
on Tuesday night last.
The election for officers for the quarter,
commencing with the GrSt meeting in May
re suited as follows,
Rev W W Morrison, " G T.; Miss
Laura Jones, WIT; ] w Robertson ,
PW T.; Lon Ashmore, W r s.; G B
Woodward, W NJ; Miss Ida Clark, W
T.; W G Yearwood, YVES; Rev J II
Keith, W c.; Fuller, W 0 s.; Mis-,
Jennie Mays, WIG; Miss Mary Mum
ford. WA S.; Miss Amelia Spillman
W D NJ; Miss Grace Hunter, r S.; Mis-,
Julia Stowe, L s.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02

New BOOK.
The history %, aI m" Religious De.
nomination, % rhr wo.Ij, comprising
4 general view Of tbe origin, history and
cuudttiunoj tine vari,us ,rg', Of Christians.
the Jews aud Nohammetious, Pagan form
ol Religion r%Si''iug in the different conn
trie, NJ the earth, with sketches Of the
founders ii variou, religious sec;s, from
the hest authorities by Vincent L. Mill
mar. This hook sets forth tho points Of
difference between Protest,ntism and
! Romanism, aud shows the difference be.
tween the fransalpine and the Cisalpine
divines. Il develops the Fundamental
system Of the Romish Church by clear.
s stating, ou the authority of her most
honored Fathers, her government, her
laws and her vital or consti,utiyc princi-
pie. ". $. Davis, is Agent for Monroe
county, and will canvass the SINE for the
parpo'o Of soliciting subscription. Fine
EuglIah cloth, very elegant, s2.75, Red
Roam Morocco, $500, Gilt Edge, $3.50.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
ChancerY Sale
G.. Il itylvr, AdmI ~, IS, Nti.r'u
B.snkeushu, 90. al.

G.. T. iay!ur, AdmI ~. IS Ntlr'u
B.uukeushW, 90. al.
Pur u,nt io 81 d~c,cr rq"Jcrfd IN mi,
cause by the ]rbauccry court at " doom.
willie, Teun.. ar .Msrch term. lS7a. I Will
eNru,e u sale by Eubirc outcry To- the
highest bidder At the raar'.iur,e iour IN
.Madisouvilie, Tenn, ru tho iytl day nj
May next, all the ri,hi, title anu iur-irs,
nj the heirs at law oi T. D. G'uuk-r-aiu.
decreased, IL md 10 the lrnisoi which >ad
+. u. Hiaukonship died sciza@. 10 wjt.
\ ua'tof land rou,linm. l3D acre,
mnre or less, living in the l2,h civil Dis
tr'r' 81 MONROE county, tenn adjoining
ID" land, of Peter johnson. Oliver R,c.-
t,l", Z. p. Crnwicr and others.
ThRMS-Said lands vii! be- suIl ~uii,ct
To widows dover. u ia credit of twslve
wnnth,-cxcert tir sun If 50" which is
rrquIcd in hm!-wjtaoHt the rlgn; nt
redemption ahl without reg,rd ~ the
minimum valuation. Note with approved
security required, and q lien retained nu
aid lani for the unpaid purchase money.
:. p. HALE. C.. IN.
may 24,.pT$G
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
Where to Emmigrate.

We answer, 20 to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Go. offer 100000 Acres Of land to actu.
al settlers, at low prices on long credit.
besides furnishing free transportation over
tneir road to purchasers; this road extends
from st. Louis, through Missouri to Vini-
ia, lndian Territory, is being pushed rap.
idly to it, destination, the Pacific Coast;
will be one Of the trunk lines Of the conn.
try never blocksded by snow-lho lands
along the road are in n rich fertile coun.
try, ss productive q" any in the State;
the ciimSte combines all the advantages
OF northern aud southern attitudes; good
climate, soil, l,esl,h, water, timber, graz.
ing, fruits aud flowers, Invite you TO 20 to
this region. For further information ad-
dress A. Tuck, land Com'r, 523 Walnut
g., n. Louis, Mo-, ar J. +. Thompson,
CAattanmg:; Tenn. alrlS.td4c3l
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
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.
mel" character of thJ enlcrprising firm il
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as Wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but espe,
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta.
tionarN Blank Books, and Wall Papers
Of Which they have incomparobly the mos
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. feb 22-tf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-02
Picnic.

Picnic.
The following Preamble and Resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted by the
Good Tomplars Lodge, at their meeting
Gu Tuesday night last;
WHEREAS, We the officers and mem.
bers Of SweetWAter Lodge, No. l25, |. 0.
G. T., feeling that the success Of the
Temperance cause in this community and
surrounding country depend. in Il great
measure upon our efforts; and
WHEREAS, Believing it to be our duty
to put forth every honorable effort to in
duce persons to enlist in the great Tenn
perance Reform, now in progress, do here
Resolre, That, on the gath day of May,
this Lodge have a Pic Mic, and public
celebration. That We cordially invite, and
request the Sunday Schools, and citizens
Of SwoetTater, to cooperate with US.
That we extend a cordial invitation to
our brethren and sisters Of the Athens
Lodge, to come and join US, and assist in
making the occasion as impressive as pos
sible, by and through which we may do
much good for the Sabbath Schools and
the Temperance cause.
That Il committee Of arrangements be
appointed to look out n suitable place to
hold the Picnic, and to secure lumber
sufficient to make tables, and also a stand
for those who may address us both in the
interest Of the Sabbath Schools and OF
the Temperance cause.
That the committee be instructed to
secure u speaker for the occasion.
That this Preamble and Resolutions
be published in the ENTERPRISE, and a
copy Of the Same k- transmitted to the
Athens Lodge.