The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-16
NEWS SUMMARY.
TENNESSEE PRODUCTS.


ted at 315o0,00o bushels, or an az
erage of 20 bushels per acre.
The potatoe. crop is put down at
100000 bushels, or an average
yield of so bushels per acre.
Butter-10,000, 900 pounds, at an
average of % cents per round, max
ing an aggregate value Of $780,
0O9.
wheat-6, $4,000 bushels; aver
age per acre about s. bushels.
Oats 100000 bushels; average
per acre Is IT bushels.
Tobacco-35, 100000, or an aver
age Of $40 pounds per acre.
A species Of money, made from
oreide, and somewhat resembling
gold coin, is circulating among the
Nashville roughs.
A real estate agent in Jackson
vile, Fla, has fallen heir to one
tenth of two million dollar Indi-
ana estate.
A man fell from q bridge near
Mobile the other day and striking
his head against a pier, his head
was broken entirely from his body.
Two little girls of Lagrange, Ca,
followed John Robinson's circus
several miles 'because they wanted
to join the show" Their fathers
brought them back and spanked
them.
A few days since a case came up
in the Supreme Court at jackson,
Miss, involving the right Of Gov.
AlcOrn to remove civil officers, and
a decision was rendered affirming
his right to do SO.
The Knoxville Judge, in whose
court a judgment of $4,000 was
rendered against the proprietors of
the Knoxville Wing & Register, has
refused the defendants new trial,
The case viii go to tile Supreme
Court.
The Knoxville Wing s. Register
has a paragraph stating that the
flesh Of the 'possum possesses med
Icinal virtues, being a panacea for
depression of spirits and low feyers
and the several ailments incident to
age and decrepitude.
A Liverpool journal is authority
for the story that wealthy Eng.
ishman, Thomas button, recently
deceased, left G2,O00 in his will to
the family of Gen. Lee.
The "Heathen Chineen settled in
Alabama are very deferential; they
never fail to say goo by as they
''lumber out of church ileservice
is going on.
The editor of the Newman, (Ga. }
Defender wants two acres of Jew
David's Hebrew plaster to draw his
Norway oats out of the ground,
where they have been two weeks.
A miscegenationist named VIII
liams was tarred and feathered and
dumped into the riyer at Grenada,
Miss, the other day.
A movement is on foot to organ
ize the surviving members of the
famous old Rock City Guard Bat
talon, which did such gallant ser
vice for the Confederacy during the
war, into an association to raise
funds sufficient to bring home their
dead comrades from Perryville and
other fields made historic by their
yalor.
The Crown Princess Of Prussia,
through the republican tendencies
of the war with France, is no longer
Crown Princess Of Prussia, but sim
ply ''Her Imperial Royal Highness,
the Crown Princess of the German
Empire and Crown Princess of
Prussia, Princess of Great Britain
and Ireland"
A letter from the King Of Saxony
to Emperor Wilhelm begins: ''AIost
brilliant, most grand and most pow
erful Emperor! Best friend, very
dear cousin and brother! 1 have
been imbued with the most pro
found satisfaction by the honored
letter of your Imperial and Royal
Majesty, conveyed to me by the
Envoy ofyour emfnently high Lord
ship"
Napoleon has addressed a com
muBication to the President of the
French Assembly protesting against
the vote by which that body declar-
ed his dynasty had forfeited the
throne as unjust and illegal. The
Assembly, he said, was created only
to make peace, and has exceeded
its powers. The foundation of all
public right is the plebiscite. To
that he is ready to bow, and to that
alone.
Pat Inman, who was shot and
killed last Saturday night, near
Murfreesboro, Tenn, in midnight
raid upon the the Kimbro negroes,
was n constable, elected to Office
during Brownlow's reign, was q
Union man and an agent of the L..
5. Government during the war
The negroes were tried and aequit-
ted as having acted in justifable
defense of their homes.
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