The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-20

L. W. mcCORD, Editor end Publisher.
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PULASKI, TE1NN
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 1868
The first negro jury at Memphis is try
ing murder case.
The hurricane Of last Monday nigl pas
sed ever the entire West. destroying pro-
perty 10 great extent.
The Press and Times has KukIux on the
brair. In Wednesdays issue it says "a she
Kuklux has been discovered in Germany"
Arlington. Gen Lees estate, is to be d.
vided into lots Of FIVE and ten acres and
rented to negroes.
Judge Hawkins, of the Supreme Court.
has rendered his resignation. and Henry G..
Smith, of Memphis, is spoken of as his
successor.
The Boston Journal has story that
President johnson will escape impeach-
men zen iffound guilty, through the inAu
enes of Masonic members of the Senate"
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
sold nearly 5000 acres Of land in the
month Of January, and enough town lots
to make the entire sales. S175i77O.77.
Col. VIM. II. Johnson, Nashville, com
pliments the "better half'' Of the Memphis
Agala,schs by naming one of his thorough
bred fllys Fannie Galloway
The Albany Argus thinks: THE des-
tination of the country under Radical guild
ance is either hell or Mexico. There is lit
tie choice between the two places, unl-ss
in favor of the former"
Mr.. J. NJ Campbell. local editor of the
Memphis ArsZaoche, who was imprisoned
by Judge Hunter for contempt Of court,
has dissolved his connection with that
paper.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
Company sold one hundred and sixty-four
thousand acres Of land during the month of
February. This is the largest monthly
sale ever made by the company.
Andrew johnson has been impeached
for unfolding the authority conferred up
on him by the Constitution. Now let the
people impeaeh the Radicals aud remove
them at the next election.
The Paris Intelligeucer. in alluipg to the
Militia which the Legislature proposes to
call into the field, says:
"Be its mission what !: may, in the event
Of war, good mer will fall heirs to its arms. .
Iiby prescription the effort is to be made
to educate the people up to the beauties Of
Tennessee Radicalism. our people should
see to it that education ofauother sort is
quite as determinedly encouraged.
"My soul to God. my body to earth. and
my money TO the Deaf and Dumb Hospi
al" is tie touchiugly simple will of Ger
man clergyman who recently died at Reif-
niiz.
The New York Sun is responsible for
the following "Mrs. Cobb, the we'll known
pardon broker, has found loophole for the
President to escape. She proposes in case
he is convicted by the High Court Of the
Senate that he pardon himself
The New York Tribune boldly pronoun-
ces for forcing negro suffrage upon the
Norrb It says If the Rade don't do this,
they will find that they have nos cheated
the negro but themselves. 1t deplores the
impeachment furore as delracting from the
main issue.
There is curious rumor in Washing
ton that Mrs. Senator Sprague. who is quite
a politician, sympathizes strongly with the
President, represents to her husband and
father Chief Justice Chase) tLat il is an
act of iyranny. and that Mr.. Johnson has
only stood up for his rights.
Texas papers to Feb. 22i contain only
meagre returns Of the late elections in hat
State. The Austin Gazette of that date
says it is evident that the negroes, with
their white allies and leaders. have elected
all their candidates and carried the State
for Convention.
SHALL WE PLANT CoTroN. mo
tives are inducing Tennessee planters tc
SOW more of the staple this year than wat
anticipated. No one stops 10 think that az