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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-08
GRAND ELECTRO ASTRONOAICAL EXPERT
lfENTS.

TIE TICKING OF A CLOCK IN BOSTON REPORTED
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The United States Coast Survey officers have
been engaged for time past in making astronomical
pbservaons by the aid of telegraph between the cities
OF the Far West ana Cambridge University For the
purpose OF arriving at the difference in mean time
between San Francisco and Boston, the wires OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company have nightly been
continent 70 me other ana the ticking OF ono'5
IN Cambridge University has been observed and recoId
In san Francisco with most remarkable desreo %
accuracy. -,
This Is done by connecting the pendulum Of the chr0
nometer at cambridge Win the @lIe, ~ ~ io~ed eon
that the main circuit Is broken, ana instantly Cios ,s
every beat tick Of the time piece. and INC reeat
AZ CamiTige coes forth nom tho University on the At
autic coast ana with almost the speed OF ngt lsei
hurres tho magic wire, passing 49, Iyar
mountains and along She open country unta W lsny
reaches the recording instrument on the Fa0N0 oO' ~
all OF its original fullness OF pulsatoi - -. ,..,
At any time during an eyehng oI tne pr nlO'fni
graph Once might have heard enc OF the ttle lnstrn;
Hents beating the measured time OF the stth part %
s6in 1eIc i El Tck TcE Tick One two three
four ice minutes elapse ana then ne hIle Lnol'3l
SOsIOl 4 ir 1--WE n,inutes (]n ahead five Ipiu-
ufes more' Again tick tick tick foraye minuteS and
thes 5ai s1psis e. Aud the answer IRON Boston
IS: !. Yes; 70 ahead" Tick! Tick! Tick says San
francisco for the allotted five minutes and Boston says
Bnt ROT Understanding the speed with which these pulsa-
tons clock fy from eide Of cur continent 10 the
Other Is known that there IS toss very sgnt loss
az e in the Transmission. How 20 arrive at this loss,
,d measure a. Is the next question. Nothing easier;
second wire switched into piaoe, repeater added
~ Boston and, presto it's done. Now the cloclrtcRs
made AZ san Francisco rush tae wings of light, over
the 5000 miles Of wire to Boston and back again TO San
ErntscO over the second wire and record themselves at
the point Of STARTING IN something less than GO seconds OF
time, having, m the interval uSversed COCO miles Last
Onday nQht witnessed the successful completion Of this
last experiment and the flight Of electricity WAS actually
measured go to speak, as easily as one measures yard
OF muslin.
Never before IL TIE worlds history has such wonder
f feat been attempted aud that this las been brought
10 successful conclusion, Is due entirely to the beau
ful working OF the Western Union COmpanys wires. 10
geher with the assdiOus attention ana superior ability
OF its employees Trace Ge route on the map, and mark
the immense distances 50 lightly gded over by the subtle
duid
The rOute Is from Boston through Albany, BuQdo De,
trot Chicago, omaha, Cheyenne Sat lake City. ana
VirOina CiB to San Francisco, and THIS route Is OF
course doubled forming for all practical purposes but
a single circuit Tie places in italics above, indicate
where repeaters are psed TO form the double circut
buffalo Courier
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

beanfu building Is to be erected ut Kingston for
Savings Bank II will cost SIS 600.
In st. Louis, the Lindell heirs have recently
contracted for the paving and matchmaking Lindei
ave. fine broad thorOugfare which they laid ont some
time ago. In the western part of the city The work Will
De commenced without delay. Tho avenue In question
ICES through land which belonged mainly % the Linde
estate but considerable parcel about acre has been
added Dy late purchase. II begins at Claiming ave-
which springs from Olive NJ Thirty and extends
due west distance OF about two miles 10 Kngslghway
for space OF two blocks the width is so feet but for the
remainder OF the distance 10 Is widened 10 uniform
standard OF 100 feet The blocks running tbroupb Baker
ave are 4oo ieet deep ana have ample frontage for
residence purposes the buyer being able TO sut himself
with d dwelling lot OF any reasonable width
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CHICAGO.
Having recently printed in this department paragraph
rejecting on The Chicago Tribune in justice to that paper
re ropuisb the following from its editorial columns:

Having recently printed in this department paragraph
rejecting on The Chicago Tribune in justice to that paper
we republish the following from It's editorial coumns
REAL ESTATE sPEcUIATIoN.-In q recent article We
sought TO give some wholesome caution 10 the spccula
tors in real estate who have jumped up the prices OF ANU
in some cases to SEQ per front foot six miles distant from
tho Court House. We think that the warning was well
timed and that such IA the average opinion OF he com
munity our volatile evening contemporary, me Pos;
took issue with us on the whole scope OF article with
out IL appears, having given nIch FtAtloh 70 ING
subject for In another article IN its issue OF Saturday
Although the outlook hore is better 70 too slow hae
With hope The s,reei Of morning. so.eP, % !1 aas Ia,
they vea from entirely tssieIe Ted motives sag 2
the fact that one Of ths Irope9 h 1 Ia CUES
lion AID nauing Tor good bargains rbh L bear article might p'
"3 ne Posi- had given little reflection to t second
article or had taken the pains to inquire INTO the rut.
that paper IT would have ound that they were Wholly
false Tho statement IN ne Pos' amounts 20 "a ~
professional turpitnde ana personal asele-s o Nheh
there is not Ota Of foundation. Equally btseess IS
the charge put forth by that paper ih3t s tce LIN
tencent advertisements The real estate dealers or any
OF them have periSSt rgH' 90 We, &C., "n'Io
with us on that When see, think that We
in present prices o prairie land SIX miles away
from business, Uig.draTinG capital Jroni s egi'1ae
there parks. shall say so. We have not much
expectation OF arrestng the rush" We may be entirely
take leave to print them for what they are worth.
We have understood that the editors Of The chicago
Tribune yersed in political economy, but study
Of the science has thrown light the process by
which capital be "Iocked up IN park fronts" When
man buys lot he merely transfers much Of
his capital rs he pays for 20 the seller o. the property
We cannot see that this involves any docking up" Of
capital.
The Chicago papers have Of late been paying great
deal OF attention 20 real matters The figures gwen
below will show that the number % transactions exceeds
that Of the city OF Eew.York during tho same period
and ~ rHN ~
miles from the Court House, Chicago, recorded Tor the
week end ing Friday night:
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City gsaI Gsiats for szIs.

TOR LE-BROWN-STONE HOUSE on
East side brownstone House 4sthst orewnsIonv nO.s
5sst House Sht Sihsti sBns i,a s,H s
4Is s 10 $4,000 large variety Offer n Brooklyn Jersey my
ergen Cty also Of budng lots County farms oar
gain sIEGBL sHR0PB No l1 Broadway
NOR SALE.-A three-story. brOwn-stOne front
HOUSE 8i45 perfect order With all the modern improvements
No. 40 East (ae two doors east Of LInstOns's
Apply at the house, at No Burlingslp
TMPORTANT.-A first class fOur-story, brown
stone HOUSE above Fortyahst 2I55IO0 elegantly ushed IN
hard wood location unHcep0abe viii be sold very
low figure be taken BENNETT KLENEn 81 Ceosts-
spn HARLEM LOTS; 90 Fort Washington
e1U Lots. Hudson and Harlem water fronts; for SALE BY
- @. LESPIHASSE, No. IS John-st
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1arrsts5sstsr county g,nI estate for saI,.


AT MAMARONECK, Westchester Co., mile
"A cepotA beautiful RESIDENCES replete splendid view and
elevation IS acres variety Of large fruit shade shrub
berry, ke. Price, $1,000 j. A. DELANEY No. ia BoSey Cnsur
auee oGcel or & HAiGHr on the premises
EOR SALE-A first-class COUNTRY SEAT,
consisting and stsh House and - Of
fruit; beautifully the OHen,a Vest
hon from Twenty veuthst a NegHAven Rail-
and PTeaaster Railroad
VIII be sold low exchanged for productive NewYork Brooklyn
property also for sale the above furnished COTTAGE With
HALsTED STILES Nos Z, and as whiier-
EOR SALE-In Westchester by order of the
u Yonkers situated about mile east Of Hastings Village
consisting OF farm Of about 90 good house and
buildings suitable M country residences also two 3oy brick Eouses
Hastings the Hu4son honae
5tlO0 particulars inquire Of W. T. AUSTIN No 1896
Taye Harlem, Of JAMES AUSTIN, IL Hastings, OF ELISHA
AUSTIN, on Yarn
EOR SALE at Bronxville, Harlem Railroad,
Eve minutes walk from the depot wostory ard attic fame
HOUSE. good oJr u snd CELLAR well Of pure son water,
ald about oand vel stocked With fruit trees Apply 70 A e
KELLOGG, Room 10. :. No p Pnest. Hew.York.
DOR SALE in Westminster County, one hours
beautiful COTTAGB HOUSE GROUNDS R perfect crtr
house Gothic cottage style large and eouVsnsn water
splendid ut
lns garden carragehoase Se Apply 10 W. LYON No 20
Courtault 81. n y
blot of 20 ACRES-FOR SALE, in East
chester Mount Vernon DEPOT Newavea Railroad
beautiful ground ready immediate With sue shade
high and commanding and the immediate vicinity 81 An
beng erected This One opportunity for party purchase aud
sci. 10 villa plots al a handsome advance Apply 90
uR0 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine.st
AT No 025 Broadway, STANLEY DAY,
IA Broker mails free, 70 sdrss hs RsALESrATE CRcU
LAR
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NVW-NnUn a,Y..

Broonstt a. No 2o z1Is9
Doomes' 70 ~ ~ Lu0''N map ll5O
Sleybt NO !' 1880
mosEsh ~ 20 81 ,'ta I'i4 - 1890
~ 90 " Of 1880
Isl MS fon Of ave y LsiVS 1900
bhtt ~ V26 he0i ave " 1900
elhsI NO ~ tyi'L 1890
l1lhFt o. III OF Ae d. I6il9 mps spl........ 1900
lyiti bel bth and I'D AYES 1000
Bthst me- lM OF lAFe I95yey 1900
l6thtt 1911 OF IN ave 1880
35thtt l25 Of shave 2r93 iOWO
3gthst $50 Of 2iAye l50I989 2tCOo
whist 49, 200 Of 7thaye G50
t0thtt l0Rb OF 9Th ave 1900
toihst 80 Of 7Aye, 2Iy29 90 par .....,..., l2?8
tgthtt 20 Of nhave WI9dD 70 paT .,....,,.. 6JJ
tlAtA 30 Of lllh ave, I31ydJ 90V0
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
perty will md TO their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
newspaper and in addition to this advantage TIRE
TRIBUNE viii be found not only in NswYork and all its
cities and villages, but every state and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief viii allow OF the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the Subscribers for tho three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE,
Daily somi.Wookly and Weekly comprise individuals In
every profession business; consequently advertise
nlents IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBuSE especial attention TO the reports Of sales
Of both in the city and country, thus adding
greatly to the value OF It's columns dvertslng
dium. The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE. IS cents line for each insertions WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 81 per line; sRNrWEEKLY TRIBUNE, rs cents
per Hue About is line. after the first
line. which usually contains only four i've words
Tcrma cash In advance.
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SruukIpm 8raI Gstatt far Sale.

fpIDUklgH 6lKdl Usl1lI lSl oV8"'
~~-,o-,o>~~~~,~~,~~~-~-,~Y
A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC RESIDENCE with
"A 40 lots Of ground on MyTsys cars P Tie 1897 Ss
Zip ferries distance Of quarter Oa mile This property will
be sold A''P terms 'i SlrA ARR BELTS No and Finest
EOR SALE-A three-story and basement
b gSSG % % osda nsI noS s
dry sbcs second lo and On about
I re- lsi fS Sss III time Inquire few days SUMNER No. ia
Broadvay, BrOOtlyn E. D. --
EOR SALE-In Brooklyn, one block from
IL Grs.neave Dr. Duryea's Church. an English Gothic
COTTAGE With extension containing II rooms - feet VIDE deep
ns. stationary speaking tubes bells &C. good order Sr tx x
I " 10 !. I .oS N s or Without furniture he family leaving
S9T9R Tsi east PSs'oI bs oRSei tie premises csOa
ava, northwest corner oalneyst
nor SALE-Large brick FACTORY IN Brook
n one BHLDF o1 T @ ps d long ISLAND
POTTERY DEPOT. No 23 Pearl.st, N y
TOR SALE-Valuable water front at Bay
Views ss os on iFsye between Sh and 0'h''"' D'0OAVn
and extending to S'Si''A &AGSHP CARVER No. south
nor SALE-On Brooklyn Nights, the three
st. corner Of Columbia and CLARK For permits 'p95 'H0 LII
Coambsst., BROOKLYN. ------.
EOR SALE-A splendid HOUSE on one. of
I The best corners kneteerh ward commanding view o. TIE
entire city oh1C1pot ' s fS1s' T E Bo1s IA
Hid a. .,y.- BfooiIyay, q
NOR SALE-The HOTEL PROPERTY, cor
ner Hoa aad auliouaye one BLOCK Iron ha@iSn s Es
ursr he Sidewalks and very substantial be bad
on Apply H. NO us Eaton.st nesYorE
EOR SALE-A most desirable, cOmmOdlOus,
foustory DWELLING 10 splendid order BooEyn Rights
midway between Fulton Wa-st Ferries With tine view Of the
BaV front HOUSE Second place. Brook
yp ali model each houe terms Of payment essy
Inquire Home Life Insurance Company, No. 25s Broadway,
NeW-Yofk.
nor SALE in BrOOklYn-High stOOp and
basement thrcestor Pbadephla brick HOUSE, brown stone
mmiugs improvements property lot Tor sabei
Or % f ii gsoI SfEf SS.i 70 Ys
EOR SALE in Brooklyn, e. D.-HOUSE No:
Tsyorst lot 2OrCO house 2rt0; in perfect order With all
modern Inquire tie premises or off, JAMES No.
80 FultoD.St NeE.YOIh
EOR SALE-An elegant Brown Stone Front
DWELLING with modern improvements Cencordst Wash
iuonst Brooklyn; well built and good repair lot 2xlO H. house
2JI56 Possession May h Apply TO H. A. SPAFARD
No. $50 Rensen-si. BROOKLYN
DROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN-A block of
thirty LOTS fronting Prospect Park and Hnihsysi probably
the highest and best ground fronting Of the Park the Itch
Geld mansion The location rot surpassed probably not equae
roou Of the Brooklyn NNiork Central Parks Price Lksd
$1,000 per lot, 10 be sold "a an entirety.
ALSO,
The entire rsH srhhye and 81 stTeel9i' eween Rhh and
sold plot $1,000 each This property, both
the Pa and Fifth and shs and Srthaye among The ver
BrooTn and recommended 20 investors for speedy
Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN. No. 2 Pinest Q4lSl
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nor SALE in New jersey Splendid FARM
40 acresi mansion On all modern eV
moious aud Oubuidngs beeuinl shade u' &c 40 ~
from New.YOTk Yery cheap; S55 COO .o,, =, =, ,,,
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nor SALE OR TO LET, 10 miles from Ne

York on NewJersey Railroad nice house containing rooms
dry cellar; well hogse terms Fey easy 70 g0oa
marty Also large suitable for hotel country boarding house OF
school both within minutes walk Of depot Apply No Az Green
uifh.s
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THE SUBURBS OF MISREPRESENTATION
The estimated population OF tho New,Jersev
suburbs OF DDS tY. within circuit Of % miles from
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moderate Portable HOME, Newiork
and easy Of access shown pamphlet Which will be given mailed
hes AppB to r. H. KkLLOGd kIseutOr, No. 81 CedarSt. N
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TMP0RTANT To- EUROPEAN TRAVELERs.

\ MPUKIANT 20 EURUPEAN RAVELER5.
Travellers visiting Europe should provide themselves with HAIR
PRaS HANDBOOK b W. PENBRoEE FHTRiDsA price 81 80 This
the oay complete Of Europe and the Bs published ias
fElgish 1gusge, which made entirely ever year
Also,
HARPERs PHRASE BOOK; Or HANDBOOK TRAVEL TALK
~ tie o. travellers and schools IN Engh German French and
Italian, By ". PEMBROKE FRTRDGE price 81 50 HARPER
BkOTHERg Puhlifhera a. BIZ a BoOksellerB
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HUNTERS GUIDE-Revised, Enlarged. New
secrets sads4 looo already cold EeEsuth edition Of 500
NOW READY enlarged Twenty Tanning added
6 each) Hunters Guide ana Tappsrs Companion tells
Sow ana trap animals from mink trsps
boats &c Hos h tan and dress al des &C. &e 10 color urs and
akus added The this would
Tells bow hunt $50 has hunting narratives
&c sgW BOOg sel printed and bound @ pp. Price uot sD,
bot g. haled free. Sold By al dealers All
g5eS eswseasrs sci IL Sa1 for Worth 80 to any farmer
buae bow olg quarter" Address HUNTER Co., Publish
81
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Newark, n. ia neat, 2t-stOry

N r
extension FRAME DWELLING, 10 finished aud Sster
plenty built expressly for the owner use
neohood eptlona Eve minutes Ss Of n j. X r.
dspot Brods thing good orders price As9 9se
ofbe basement brick Houses TIE PhadeF
mia brick front stoop 6e; rooms be
se large subea u large closets bathroom, &c boz ana COLI HA
and heater everything frae; location central ana ch'tMns
pree sIt5O0 address HOUSE OWNER Newark, n. J.
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| A FINE FARM on the east bank of the
IA New brunswick Of ~ With good build
ngs land IN bargain SHARPE HAB-
DRNBERGH No.
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NHEAP MUSIC, ELEGANT EDITIONS.

A lfiEAI MODlCg ELEOANl EDl lOND.
" CHOPINS WALTZES complete, O. pages for IS eeEtA
BEEIHOyENS SONATAS complete as pages for 81
OYERTUREs. IS eertsi Old Phce IS cents
Send for Catsloguef s. Il. GORDON. No. TDf Bro2d1av
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ONE FRENCH-ROOF HOUSE, containing

W00DSlDE, n. J.-F0R SALE-0ne French
roof HOUSE containing ten bot and cold wafer and al
modern Improvements; Tot sIl3O price S60 One cottage sys
bot cold
los 75r20; price 5000 Ope French roof HOUSE eoasinng
II bot and cold bath and ell modern snso
0t i5xl0; price 5000 IBquire u MORRISON HALL No ~
Broadway. OF MORRISON bRIGGS BuLder. Moolhts
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gs6- yustp yruI estai. for saIs.

A FINE FARM of co acres, all good land
N tue truck and rn abundance Of al kinds Of ait; go
bouse with eOnnOOu sta ag mile sf village y mile. from
pots apple oreha eny f7o0s Few Brunswiek
J. S. tiRGusON. NO 81 AasaR.et Room NJ. ~
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At PASSAIC, n. j., new French roof
N HOUSE FOR SALE ogi'ng u rooms with all the modern i
provements hot and cold water etc with
sres GROUND Stable etc Pleasantly located Terms II.
quire Of j. y. BlDDBLL, Paszsic
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Der exposes eorsg ssndies Nov II only
Is ycar and every subscriber receives free gratis
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Country Seal Gstats for SaI,.

A BOUT 60 ACRES at Sing Sing, with good
~ House Stable mostly laid down In grass with hne Apge
Orchard Admirably adapted into large numhe Of beautiful
villa tA With being depot and alont one hour o We
ey Part or the viii DO exchanged cor h class dwelling
good neg hborhOOd this city. Address H.. Box No l9et T. u
, 1869-12-24

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lhe sIe1eot,pe atd usua'l7 aueees41u peA o.
.ss st:a s ~. deFsa n: :, e e
ke<n ~ nnea bot xeen SHAW tuF III MHe Ins
Err re'ueed TO rtEard tnts ALLEGED i.et, snooxa
e..m,tn 10 ttt!s. :. s.ssoo ,a.S @Id o1f ~ M,
E,entariy t1Bate for the PnrPoes OF aNnnx ~
ei eny, but eerIacent , Ron6 tof eFa1 otoe.
IT IT,, 's.r11sse ,na .se Juass
no.nced Sentence II death
wholesome Ierost aFztest The mDso'd spasm q
fa!.e sympathy which nas Tor ye:rs boeE Re1ass.
ted 10 tet caf la~a ~ defiance. Aou 70 uthoA kae
. tols.oE. True; Losv1e h In "baet Tco1s
eoun1y," and ~ seeeV nay . 9os @ e,,.,e a.
ed IN the noseed n1mossnese Of oar at.es
2 .os,, sss: es, 1ss ne & !, ~
passions, and .uras; ;aaJ io!toWe1 ~ asq1tttA q
le aseas,tn, hare ted thousatias men % !oqurc
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trniy enlightened tJt,em q seetesF. wheEs - "a
ra1..,ea Wre'cs. tupetl.d oy ss7se q sfoog
xsaot .hsn Is s5s 10 =
,or, or he least ftas Of panahment
ials the lfe Of the rerson ~hon be gus-
s1ul.ete,s IL IN dagger. but essiy na .zauna
whom tlrcuEs;ancrA, IN WHICH he a pel1sctl, IL.
noce.t 4eIve 10 thIo Y : cloud OF dooot- And the
ctce Of revenge may be adopted not utseiy by
htfh- tr,tn, senrilve and ioud.y .a:tscae.1 nus
bsnt1, bnt b any brutal Eretcn Who has forced
TO n AXE the fact that s5t WAY Hedced 10 aim. =
ptete1t for alatssrg hts ltferaa1 pa<s.nuA
No dooh', Fp~efs WAS led % do h's
ntbeFs hte htn, and FADE 70 suppuse ta4t
he Lied have TO fear Ct conseqneaces, becaass
tot5 escaped pun'.huent. SUI We shall 20: *oz-
cEmta contagious, ns Ernecf,on and e1perteucs
ie1d thoughtful men to Ieel that IN these. ns In
The necrzsity sor a reform CT this character u
shown 10 the saHs column Of telegraus waich re-
cord the copElcrson, By 40 account OF the kiltlnx
t-slesed tat te had kedcced bis daughter.
, 1869-12-24

eontthics Ike the ptrosue ncc cEee1?oat t.ate cn
tie HuttAtpni znc f;tIo RserI Lefofe Ateauooats
we're 10 conrnon use H11xiL which owns tat
laEd On botn sizes Of the Anxzoa for 200 u1ist4
irrIu IL o1to. ms lste1y thrown the river Aud
Ill tnhLtA1ea open to rav,R1Son BY The vesse:s OF
III IA'icLA Atd IN few Jears butdfedt Of 6:eaH,.
efs y III ply IEtTe. A feN AIe already taffe, aud
the1 htvt Atct nded th- palo btfeam mle than
3,tGt uttle- frt n 2he ee&-
llu&e pAih OF the ba4tEA OF the NA1nfe Aud
P111s IN BollslA hare ~ Area Of more EaAu 9ls-
LOO sIcAto n1tltf, Hh'ch IA described by foEe VIII
NEH II tqual 10 the oest p1yts OF the East IirleA
f1r producing tubzcco. cotton, sugar, tnd!E3. nud
c0nte, bxtlaea po>sesaieg largo qranEtts ct IN.
d'Renaus Pe1utaAa hafk, 1odlx-ruahez. vaatlAv
CannaEUc, &sr2parEla, bEsxl-xood, mAaoxAby,
aud other dye SD cabinet timber. Pefurta1
bhrk, worth 81 Pc. pound, AID caontcnouc, Tos:h
50 G. nsa per pound, gold, IN Ho9 York sfc pur-
chased On the ostks Of the Benz auc
.uEo. susply could be obtatned u the %
hey 70 more than they. c4e convenient
y czJ7y, anu that IL cot mach. Western Bsax,!
baA touA!desab territory that woud ptont BY
tbo tttlenent OF tho Piper Gfsn'. Ths soil d
fertile, xpd much OF It IL open prairie OF GeAas
AId, with telt1 OF timber a:ong the srteaEA MI.
Pip<rs plan il TO leAye Se1 fotk Ia June next
with 4 steamer drawing about selve feet OF VI
Ter, taking along machinery fer saSeral light
dI1uKht kte1merr, a4oekd the Atnazoo and PuFUS
70 his ersnt, AID 70 to work poytcg Aad collecting
Peruvian bark, lnlIA rubber. VaailA, And safs1pa-
ttila nd lrtn building up business oo = ra.loR
b4s.s u fAat "a pose1ble. Toe grant slloss dse
Jtars tot Introducing thouland families, 10
tntYt ID 4ntie tine,