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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-17

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The New York herald., 1870-08-28
NEWARK MORALITY SHOCKED

Park Plxi-c FzlsEtion;sles ia Eaa.trx.--k Nj. IN
hSss Yark "eiyErp-,o Proposes 10 .saart "a
Csnb Eyrxrs. ~ Is-ss. sysa..-
In the maher or sensatIons. Some snort time gro
Mr. y. T. AIc.ios, an extensive Newark nanulaetn-
rer concinded 10 dispose OF his handsome aad ya,u-
Spie residence, No. 5S IarG place. the resi- dent al
resort par ercelte2ac1 OF Newars's elite. 70 New
York real csta5e agent, A. H. Giese, oi
task o. Gi.Dosng OF his property
Ine latter has done So Wnn
The past days tho right, title ana interest OF The
lessee passed lnio the hands or laura the
toriols nymph md bagnio keeper OF Greene street,
New YORK, the price paid beng So, O0j. Tue oter
day Laura anI lW0 female compositions, cdZcucd
with le1ery and nne clothes, drove out to Newark
III great style 10 fakc run through her newly ac-
qulred domain She 80 startled with her n,ostyi1tte
ensemble the venerable proprietor o. the PARK House
friends 20 ic extent o bottle OF champagne.
IL Is givcn out jnlb 'i.aura'sn intention Is 10
transform tie Nichols house INTO Il club house.
and AZ there ~ no iegl means o preventing hes II is
natural 10 suppose iuai the Dennses, the Giords the
halseys, the Peters ana others OF the BON ton who
tated over the Prospect. Again il Is suggested
lhat "Laura' h1s SIMPLY tried this as
mere real estate speculation, that lit is
dodge 10 effect depreciation OF property IN Lauras
vlciBlty, WHICH Will be sure TO ensue should the
''cluD nOuse project ne carried out, lnismn ch as
me families residing III The vicinity present would
assurediy migrate hastily. Tne house Is ianked on
one side by the superb residence Of A. H. Dcunis of
the New Jersey Railroad. and oD tho other b., tlat OF
joan a. GfQoTd, Il leading merchant
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
THE RECRUITS on GOVERNORS ISLAND.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
Ireqnest you will give my contradiction to certain
reports which appeared In your of the ed inst
In the article headed "Our Reeruitsn and which
reports consider If left nnconradlcted would in
jure me. Inever served IN any foreign army except
The Papal brigade. ! took part In the lighting in
ltaly, but RIn not aware or having killed
"cartloads OF men, did my duty as u soldier.
'sword' or any other weapon on O prisoner
never carry weapon In discharge OF my duty az
Provost Sergeant. jt is, therefore. totally untrue
that 'sllr ny" ine prisoners with tho point OF nv
sword. | pass over tic ilprnnt bufroonery con-
roined IN the paragraph Ny treatment of the pri.
huIers mas been quite the reverse uf that conveyeu
by your correspondents / have procured them
many b.tle conl,ur,a which they ha,i not enjoyed
before IVY appoinnnent, and do ali IN my power 10
lessel no burtrD % ti.eir punishment,
IiovVss .-gf.--nt BENNY,
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
NAVAL intelligence,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August q, 1870.
The Navy department has just published a list OF
rear admlrals commodores captains and command
ers SHOWN. the date OH which they viii retire and
the promotions consequent, covering a period OF
twenty Ave years According 10 the list i. h..
Marchand, as commodore, was retired 10 day. thus
promoting Captain Muany to pe commodore.
Rear Admiral Rowan. now or the way
home from the command OF the 4AsciatIc squad
ron, VIII he retired on the 18th OF Uecem-
ber next, thus prODOiux Commodore jenkins
10 be rear admiral, ana captain Z. r. r. Rodgers 80
be coinmocOrc IN place of Jenkins. Rear Admiral
GIssOn who has just sailed 10 take md OF
European squadron, Will be retired the 18TH Of
January next, promoting Commodore W. r. Taylor
to be rear admiral and Captain n. Collins TO be
commodore. Rear Admiral Meancion Smith, Chief
OF the Bureau OF Equipments and Recruiting, Will
retire May "a, 1871, promoting Commodore y. +.
SANDS, and Captain - u. Trenchard to commodore.
Rear Admiral Goidsbor0 retires July ], 1871 Rear
Admiral Gordon retres June ls, 1871 promoting Com
mOdOre Sfeedman. Rear Admiral Lanman Tetires
July ls, 1872, pronoiing Commodore Pennock. Rear
Admiral J. A. Wmslow retires November 10, 1872,
promoting Commodore j. ;. Worden. Within the
next two years nineteen rear admlras Will be re-
tired some OF whom, according 10 the present last,
are yet 10 be promoted 20 that rank.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

Important I>sne ia Patent Characterization
of Judge uIrtcIsfsrd,

of Judge UIntcItfyrd.
Judge Blatchlord yesterday gave his opinion ~, a
patent suit which has seou pending between l.. /.
EancrOt ana another versus A. II. Acton.
The question raised IN this case. which was "A suit
in equity for an iDynnct.JI nd account OF profits
and the recovery OF damages founded on the IN
fringement OF letters patent, s, whether under the
fftyhtth section OF The OF duly g. $780, for ere
visng, consolidating and amending the siatnles
relating to patents aud copynghs,- the plaintiff
can recover iteu OF The damages proved for in
the hill The amount o. money paid by them "a Their
counsel IN the suit tOr services rendered therein
kc said lsiat sccs:on provides chat upon decree
being feDGerel for an infringement IN q sut in
eG1iey, 5rOighS 10 preycDt the violation OF any
rights secared by pateoi. the Claimant shall he en-
tfie 10 orecoye1, lD add7jcD 10 the profits he 3c-
cOn1ted fof by the defendant. the damage the plain
til hss Sssaiucu thcre6y, and THAI the Court shall
assess tiic sanc, aud have power to Increase 1t In
The discretion given w soca acs la the dry ninth
section.
But Gnder this provision a p.aIntin cannot re-
cover as Gani3ges any tcn5 winch ne cannot re-
cover .as damages under the hfty-nntl sectlen.
Under the aca OF 4th July, 1888, 1t is settled by
authoritative decisions that counsel tees paid or In
CURED By the plaintiff la an action at law for the
Infringement Oi patent not n prooer element
Tor the consideration of the nry the estimation o
LIE damages 10 be recovered In such action
There IL nothing III tie nityGf section OF the act
OF 1870 WHjch enables the plaintin IN this eull Ia
recover the counsel fees In question as damages
therein. Abbot Fuiier Tor the pIaintiH James
Knox for deien:iant
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
A NEAT SWsaLE.
How u Merchant Got Taken in by Endorsing a
Bogus Cheek.

In the Tombs Police Couri yesterday, before Jus
tice Hogan, August Voliracbt arrligned on Il
charge OF having. on the 18TH inst, cheated Henry
i. Johnson, Of 457 Greenwich street, OF ninety.
live dollars by means OF fraudulent check. Voll-
mcht drew the check for the above amount 10 The
order OF IL. +. Johnson, on the First National Bank
OF Brooklyn, and then requested johnson 10 ex-
change check with him, as the Brooklyn bank was
too iat away from business to gel the check cashed
that day Johnson refused TO 30 this bul consented
10 endorsing VOllracht's check, which en-
abed the latter 10 get the money the
Irving Bank. where johnson Keeps his
account The irving Bank soon ascertaincd that
Notlrecbts chccs on the FIRST National Bank of
Brooklyn was worthless, ana notified Mr. Johnson
To hat effect II has since iranspired that Voll-
raclt bai had no money III TIE First National BanK
OF Brooklyn sIDce August, 1862, and the Cashier fur.
ther stated that large number 0l checks Of Voll-
rachts have been presented VI the bank for pay
menl during SOME inontiis past. all OF which We're
or course. dishonored. Justice Hogan yesterday
held bun for Trial.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
TnE PARK.
The CrOwds--1'he Wenther--The Music--The
Beauty OF the Day,

The CrOwds--I'he Wenther--The Music--The
Beauty Of the Day.
Never day since the summer season opened did
the Central Park look TO such splendid advantage rs
II dld yesterday. The lakes, the lawns, the shrub
berry, the arbors, tho spreading fields, were alive
with life and beautiful In freshness ana animation.
The music was listened to by audience number.
Ing many thousands. Two natives OF the empire OF
Japan, in SILK dresses and cotton shoes promenaded
along fhe Rambe and were the cynosure of
every eye. Those dinnutve but delightful
resorts, the lovers bowers, were at Il high
premium, as every scat was eagerly sought and
very much occupied Yesterday might have been
called the opening day oI the Indian summer. The
appreciation IN which lt was held might be esgi-
mated by the vast crowds Which lett or labor to go
abroad and seek the healthful IN the neigh
b0rhood OF the CityS din and turmoil. The lake at
the cnd o the iamble was alive with boats. and the
solitary gondoa which keeps up the romantic repre-
sen!aton OF the old city of the sea- beautiful Venice
was Kept IN constant employment. On The whole,
yesterday was the happest day Of the year, lar
Tie PLrh Is concerned.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
DEATH BEFORE DISl0SDg.
\ fmchUian Hangs Himself TX the Ncyvurlr
CIR Prison-Cmt Down In 1he Nick or
Ine-Rather "Nice in HIS Opp,ou.

FmchU,an Hangs Him.elr Tx the ycxvurIr
Cir Prison-Cmt Down In 1he Mel. or
Iie-'itather "Siceo in Hrs ODjp.ov
fesrday afternoon about two o'cieck there was
atresu hy the poles In Newark an elderly French
gentIaan named Francis De Bauc!, who, spnuarIv
epOus had Just been on IL drunken dcbaucb
The pioner was lodged in cell No. | IN the c,tv
prsonIt happened thar some ten or afteen minute.
5nDseent to his incarceration Justice Amzi
Dean had occasion 20 visit the prison
and rs mo1nentarily paraszcd 10 discover De
Bauohnapended in his cell, like Mahouets coffin.
'twixicaven and earth. Recovering from the rrst
shock,he magistrate, without a moments further
besita,n. reached through the bars and cut inc
suppVt corpse down, and then summoned officer
Porteiidcr. bhe uoornian. Removing the inanj-
mate prm TO the open air, It was found
tlat was not yet entirely extinct and
measus 10 enect resuscItatiou were prprpptlv
,ahcn, anu, HappIl, WIN success. On
beoomg conscious the frat sentence DE Ranch
uttereT as regret that he mad not been per,uiltef
10 ule:e prelerrel death rather than the Disgrace
or goiff0 prison The wGuid-be SCI er-Inurderer has
vile siding at No. Soaring street 10 whose cars
he Was,stored in tae evening. He Is sixty Years
0i ageIie had used his handkerchief 10 attach hIs
neck THE top OF the cell door. IL u the opinion
tnat hfJustlce Dean been a few muu,es later M
going 70 the prison Dc Bauch would nave sue
Ceeded. his dcsIre,
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
kGaSis AND ESSEX RAILROAD.

Up TO les, evening David Oakley, q coal train CON
ductor on the MOTIFS and Essex Railroad who fell
Off the train near East Orange on Friday and was
terribly Cut up, besides having his skull Fractured
was Sill alive though his dissolution was mosien-
larly expected. TIE dying mans mother visited
him yesterday III 81. Michael's Hospital, In
Newark where he Is receiving the very
and lived with nis people A. Chatham. During yes.
teYay forenoon another victim 10 either his own OF
others careessness, was brought into tine same In
stitu!icn for treatment. He Is "a youngs,cr, named
john Dayis also of Caatham, and In his capacity OF
brakeman waD coupling cars when nc WAS caught
beiweet two cars and one Of his legs snocklnWy
bruised anu acegaici. His life ~ not n2ered.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
TIE vsIlsO mualEpEss.p
Efforts 10 Secure Her Pardor.

IRON the Poughheepsle Journal, August a6l
from the Ioowing II VIII be seen that oforIs a~a
being made TO secure the pardon OF the .yellea mr.
deress.o Henrietta Robinson = "NA
STATE or NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE Cu.vrrr
s,r- Arn,,... ALBANY, August 2S, 1870
,h appncsuon having been made the Governor for
nc r.faon OF Henrietta Robinson, who was s,n,ce.s4 ~
y ~ leeo At court held by Judge Harris in yonr ontS
VI ne crime ot murder Tor the of life 10 no go,
eng PrIson resrecu ully request you dn n1ps,,ncs ~
ct.per 3lo laws OF 1909 To furnish the (oyernor xsb
iac's or circumstances which have hcaring or 80
~ ss " Rlan.ns or refusing pardon BE pleased as
70 e we previous character OF the Wet yry
iuly, obedjcnt servant FnW Am >;fti,,
TOT BANKr, District Attorney for the cornty OF R,ns
neri Troy, N Y. - ~ ' % 'e"sso
MIS- Robinson. II viii be remembered was tr,et,
IA 800, not 1865, "a the above letter states Tor ilo
n'1tNer oi man and woman by poisoning svlue
ucer WnicD thev drank The trial created u-,aat -
element al the timc and the prisoner be fst,t,
III Veiing her face she attained the tis or no
'tellcI Murdpreys.u " sAAS
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
FIRE IN RuDs0f STREET.
Three Buildings Partially Eurncd-- Loss
&2S,5DO

Inc alar'n or hre yesterday Borninc, at haif-past
seven ococN, was caused by fire III the extensive
"dthef dryiug rooms OF g. * > iicyInans dealers
IN furniture and bedding. Nos 3Ss ana 800 Hudson
street. IL appears that while simeon Wolferman
was EindnS IRE in the stove the stove became
disarrangea, ana the fire was forced out of the
stove, near which was bin of fe ltners with which
II communicated. Ia an instant the whole mas, of
dry feathers was in names, which spread win re-
maIkabl raptlitY and soon enveioped the entire
STOCK located on the fourth ilOOr.
lhe alarm was promptly sounded unon the bells
ild quo KY summoned the fire force OF fe district
FHo LOT some Time coDbatcd The deyonrlng ele-
hch' Win bnt poor success. \ SECOND alarm was
oundeii, ana after the Arrival OF other Steamers
ne brc was sOtiereo In the iifh fIour, where much
aliage was also experienced. Messts. Heymuns
le insured as follows Oh a loss OF $40. TOD
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
ANGER Gsy-EsNEsg PR0s.CIT.cy.

Mich, ,Orlello. midshipman belonging 10 the
Itslan TX Guisseppa Prota, was yesterday brought
before tied states Commissioner Osborne, charged
with hing sold to another Italian OF tins city named
NJ. Lazo four casks OF cllrct wine, containing
aiogct.3 300 gallons, upon which duty had not been
paid. G defendant stated that the VINE was a
portion the ships stores which during the VOYAGE
had be1e slightly sour, and he sold 1t In ignorance
OF the 7, believing that lie was not doing wrong:
lie Onlpeiyed lhirty-iive cents gallon for IT,
The tnmlssOner told nm IL was next to impoe-
siDle ho,lld have been as ignorant or the law as
he ptcNh 10 be, and held HIN for examination in
sUuO ,i.4
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

Acabe telegram reports the death OF Richard
seymour Canyay, Marquis OF Hertlord. The
ceased was a son OF Francis Charles third Marquis,
by Nile. Maria Fagnani, and was born In
1900 He served as cagtain in the Twenty
second Hight Dragons FOR two three years,
anu nter IeiiflnI was elected 10 ParlIa-
Mcnt ior tne county or Antrim, serving from
1872 10 1875. In 1912 he succeeded to the titles aud
estates oi his father. lie was descended ircm u
mon ancestor with The Duke oi Somerset. The Mar
qcis was immensely rich, and was the owner OF u
valhapie property IN Paris. He IL succeeded by his
cousin, sir George Francis Seymour e. G. H., at pre-
sent an admiral in the British navy.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
!.as:s IT psIQs a.., s. ].

At an car.y hoTr Yesterday morning the resi-
denccs OF Louis 5ecscr n1J hT. s3araGsrs IN Union
street. Union iiul, were entered ny robbsrs. Ills
house OF saunders wds pinndsrei of several yaili.
able articles; ut tue taie,es were BOT 80 successful
at Bccker's. Ibat gentleman fred bis revolver at
them, and ili0ng iic dlEcdygf zoos no tHeCr the
rnifaas dccaDIpcd wlihOus nccslnnlisssAi Ibe.r de-
sRns ii Is DscGicsl 10 STATE ~ Istal tA4g pQnr vf
llc gVaNer. were asPeslVd
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
"a go

he fre EXTENDED to No. 3o2, occupied bv MORT, S
skrek, dcalcr' In furniture, whose damage IS
Sipo ihey are insured iOr $4,000 ia CITY com
pdies
ie buildings are owned by Patrick Skclly, John
key and Patrick Fogerty of 81 Pitt street whose
oon'cu ioas ~ Soooo !heY are insured Tor S40O 900
III lie Citizens Home. Lennox and several oiher
coihlhles. The insurance patrol worked indefati-
g5p 10 Dfo,ectr0perty, and spread over 100 pieces
o uvas Ide police arrangements. directed by n
sernnt OF the rwcntyeignlh prpclnot were OF The
ncscOmpete kind.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
TIE CENSUS or rLyssss. IL,

me following Is an abstract of the census or non,.
lat'on Of The town OF Pushing:populatio OF Flrsb-
lng village, GilS: population OF Vb,tas,o,o ,,,,o,..
lsll; population of College Point nj ~ .ih,'sSc,
.oh y, Hie tilaSes ii $50; population in te tow,
,ne viages :l5O Total in the town IA 4so.
iopnlAnvh IN 1860 l0ISa ropu'a.ion in Iss, Ia svs
ihcfeae u ave years, s,Si,. or about "a per cans
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
AaMY INTELLIGENCE.

Captain II. l.. Beck has been relieved from duty as
Indian Agent, and viii proceed home to await
orders First LieUtenants william II. Male and VIII
liam Hollcke. unassigned, have been hoporoply dis
charged irora the service
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

This well known Massachusetts, politician died
yesterday at bingham, near Boston, IN the sixty
seventh year Of his age. He Was for many years a
leading member OF the old wing party and an intimate
personal friend OF Daniel Webster He served several
years IN the State Senate. OF which he was The
President part OF the time. Mr.. Child acted with
the republican party after the dissolution OF tho
wing organization He was lawyer by profession,
and was widely known and esteemed throughout
New England His funeral VIII take place from his
late residence, in Boston, on Mhnday tomorrow
next.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
Field Marshal sir alexander woodford.

we published yesterday morning the cable an
nouncement OF the death OF SIR Alexander Wood
ford, G. G. b., Governor OF chelsea Hospital lie
was son OF Lieutenant Colonel John Woodford,
his mother being daughter of the third Duke
OF Gordon, and was born in 1882. lie entered the
army when young man, became an ade-de-
camp 10 George ~. and subsequently colonel OF
the Scots fuser Guards. He has also held the
positiohs OF Lieutenant Governor of Malta. Cont
mahuer oi the Forces In the lOnan Islands and Gov
cthor OF Gibraltar. lie was knghted in 1862, anu
apDut lile same tllne made field Marshal and Gov
ernor OF Chelsea Hospitaia position held at the
unle OF ms death. His brother-Sir John George
Woodiord-is retired general or the British army,
VINO saw service ON the Peninsula and at Waterloo.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

HE cicI Of t war IN is s6.'
apparent lan In TIE above igures ;ls The total ayr
Niis are not more au tWo-ffths OF the average for
the weeks OF aay June and the early part oi July.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
MARINE TRANSFERS..

Inc following Is correct list Of marine tran. -ers
rom the Cnstom House from August % 0to27
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
ENiGRAsiOY RETURNS.

Arrival of Passengers at this Port During the
Past WccS--A Marked Decrease.
Tho total number OF passengers arrived during the
week ending August IL by sailing vessels and steam
ships, from lOrclgn nOrIs. were as lOllnMs.--
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

The Humboldt Headlight con-
cludes a lengthy article upon the
good effects Of the New Constitution
as followsS-
Freedom again spreads its broad,
protective wing over the old land and
the law once more asserts its author
ity. We start out on a new career,
under 8 new banner and impelled by
new hopes; the tomahawk is buried;
loyal leagues aud kuklux klaus may
disorganizs and enter into other pur-
suits more coneonant with right and
Justice; little men of little minds and
little hearts and big pretensions had
as we'll fall back to the rear before
the fight commeuces-their end has
come. We say gasp and go and good
radiance to you, one and ell, NOW,
henceforth and forever"
Under the New Constitution, for
gelful of past grievances and hopeful
of future success, we may elevate
public morals. develop the inexhaust-
ible resources Of our State, disbaud
all combinations antsgonistic to good
order, reassert Law as an obligatory
rule of action, and move rapidly for
ward to eilinence as people. Look
ing back behind the red cloud Of
blood into the sunshine of anti-bel-
Gum times, who can refuse to return
to olden usages and reaffrm adhere
-eBce to clden principles, sell govern
cment. democratic republicanism, free
dom. equality of privileges
sailors rIghts?" TENNESSEE
we urge upon you an herculean effc>
to this end. How essential is, and
great would be the results of such q
reformation We hope and beIieya
1T will come.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

In the Senate on TGesday a bill to
abolish all tex on marriage licenses
came up on its third reading. add a
bill IA iieu requiring tax Of 81 tor
State purposes was adopteG. In tho
House a hill was iatrodUceA to de
justice to printers. 1t provides that
the compensation Ter pnblishiag legal
notices shall be tAe saRse Gs that
charged to other parties. Mr. Clay
Roberts was elected Assistaat Clerk.
Nothing Of great importance wrs
transacted in either house Wednes-
day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27
} arnes Moatg u OF lad I62 acres &c

James Meats tt of lard 1872 acres dis /
valued 600 taxes 800
GIL Nix tr Of land geo acres dis val
Ted 125 take rs
R Nichol tr of land1oo acres dis val SO
taxes so cents.
Allen % Isaac Bryants tr of land dis -
40 acres valued 500 taxes 5, 90
r g Boswell tr of land 200 acres dis 10
valu d 70 taxes 5 cents
George Eaton II of land 16s acres dis IS
valuei Is .axes Is cents.
eSancy Hughes TT of land 40 acres dis ! 8
va -. taxes 80 cents
in admir- H Fl McCrory dec tr of
lamb ores dis Is valued 200 taxes 200
Jas anless tr of land dis Is 1873 acres
valued kaxes rs cents.
s McCaN IS tr of lana loo acr-s district Is
valued so q es SCENTS
D ReddelIv raet o, land 1S7 acres dis Is
valued 500 I'd es I, 90
David Rede,ks estate tr of land 500 acres
district is valued 25o taxes 2, so
Read tr ofland loo acres dis 10 val
SO taxes so cents
r II. ROSE,
One of the Securities for T N Scott, Dee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27
Be.wise and use Equine Remedies.

The STIEFF PIANos-Are estab-
fishing a reputation throughout the
the entire South as superior BY fat
to any piano now in the market
They excel in finish, sweetness of
tone, durability and in price. They
are fully warranted for Eve years -
The man ufacturers are Southern men
and by reference to their circular it
will be seen that their trade is princi-
pally with the South. In one coua-
ty in Virginia they have sold sixty
pianos sHBcs the war closed. Among
long list of parties who are usiRg
this piano we find the names of Gen
erals R. E. Lee, Jos. E. Johnston,
Robert Ransom. and D. H. Hill. A
large number of the principal schools
10 Virginia, North and South Caro-
liua, Alabama, Georgia and this
State have from six to twelve Ofthese
planos, which is paying them high
compliment. P,of. Chas. o. Pspe is
their agent in Pulaski.
BY invitation of the Professor We
paid a vieit Tuesday to the residence
of DR.. G. C. Alternately, wheTe a
fac sample of Sueff's pianos is on
exhibition. snd were delighted with
the sweet music ELECTED by the mag
ic touch of the Professors fingers
We pronounce the piano one of the
finest We ever saw or heard. 1t will
be on exhibited at DR.. AberDarhy's
for the next tea days, where all who
wish to examiRe Il can do so.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

In sensible article upon this sub
jsct the Nashville Banaer Gags Lbet
Mr. J. B. Jeup. of Lawrence ooGnty.
has purchased 10 the aggregate. since
he first entered tie State. on iudiQid-
ual account aud for colonies. as mach
Is airty fUe thousand acres Of 2oR& ia
tennessee His purchases haze been
hiefy 10 the counties Of LawreOee,
4ewis aad Giles. He has settled al
Eesdy EoFly-6Vs families, aud @ede
provisions for three hundred families
Halteg ether. He made one purchase
of six haudTed acres adjoining che
corporate limits of Lawreneebarg.
and the eettlemeIt at this poiet Eill
oonstitaA the German quarter Of
LawreaesbU re, very materially ex-
tending the limits of that town and
enhancing Ghe values of its proPerty-
The immigration Mr.. Jeup is SO rap.
idly intBadnciDg comes mainly from
the farmiag districts Of Ohio. Indiana
nd I!lino1s. and several families of
en- from Europe direct, via New
1rk.