The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-24

oFFIcE wEsT SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE UP STAIRS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Three Dollars per Annum, Invariably IN Advance.
PULASKI. THK N
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL "a. 1853 /
The Tax Bill.
Considerable Of our space is occupied this morn
ing with the amended Tax Law, as passed by the
Legislature at the late session. This is subject in
which all Of US alike interested and although
we get no pay, Radical papers do for publish
ing the same, we give it as matter of our
readers. -sr .fsl s.a r.l TEl
STATE DmEoToEs OF THE KAsHv1LLE AND DE0A-
TUR RAILROAD APPOINT D.-The following direc-
tors were yesterday appointed by Gov. BrownloW
fJr the Nashville and Decatur railroad: EE
) J Noah, a N N IHnghes " p Campbell, Nobls
Smithson j @ Walker, I j Harrison, no Overton,
D B Chfe, R Tuthil andC 2 Bean.
The Radicals in Washington, since the close Of
the impeachment evidence, have made such can
Vass Of the Senate satisfies them that but three
Republican Senator's will vote against conyictng,
which are four less than the number to IN
kpre acquitted. 'eFs -E sat ITa
A freedman who left Charleston, South Carolina
for Liberia, a few months ago, writes back the
most glowing accounts ofmattcrs and things there.
lie says he "never felt free until he reached the
coiored mans own republic" and is quite raptu
rous in describing the luxuriant fertility ofthe conn
try. He advises all his friends to join him in the
new Gland ofPrOmise," F.fH
Sixty SIX divorce cases are to be heard at
the session of the Supreme Judicial Court,
which eommenced at Taunton, Massachu
sed on Tuesday, April 2lst.
The Louisville Courier says sit is now
reduced almost TO fixed fact, probably as
certain as any future event can be, that be-
fore the end Of the present week President
Johnson will be elected from his office"
1 The Senate of Ohio has agreed to the
House amendments to the gvisible admir-
ture bill, and it is now law. It prohibits
persons with any mixture Of negro blood
from voting.
Reports received at Gen. Grants head
quarters claim that the Virginia Constitu-
ton will be adopted. There is reliable in
formation in Washington to the effect that
10 will be beaten by 900. @
R. A, Mcdonald, OF Fayetteville, Is the
heaviest bankrupt in the Middle District
of Tennessee. His liabilities are in the
.neighborhood of seven hundred thousand
dollars. fz ft#
Put your 6nger upon any page Of the
worlds history, and tell where nation has
prospered that las dealt severely with its
insurgent citizens Does the condition Of
ireland or Poland furnish any encourage
meut.
Dispatches from official and unofficial
sources. received, show that the Republi-
cans have elected their Governor, and the
Legislative and Congressional ticket in
Louisana and South Carolina. In New
Orleans, however, the Democrats have
elected their ticket. r7
The Gazette says ''fearful that even Grants
manifesto might fail to secure the Presi-
dents conviction, our U. S. senator and
od interim Governor has written long let
ter to Horace May in the course OF
which he declares that if the Senate fail to
convict, the rebels viii ultimately obtain
com plele mastery of the position.
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Ashburn had announced hisintention to
abandon the Radical party. The next day
he was killed. 1t is now known it was
either done by Radicals or by some one
Jealous of the relations in which he stood
to the negro woman he proposed to have
married.
o.. It is understood that the conservative
Republican Senators will make an effort be-
fore the final vote to induce the impeaeh-
ing faction 10 forego their purpose, and Ro-
quit Johnson by a large maJority-holding
that this show of maguanimity would con-
ciliate the whole country, and rebound
more to the success of their party than can
his conviction. 1t will hardly succeed.
To patronize as exclusively as possible
hons industry. aud the local market, is a
duty which every man owes to the cOmmu-
nifty in which he lives. To other words,
in the proportion we narrow the orbit Of
exchange and circulation, we spread pros
rerity and plenty about us.-P Paris Zatsili-
geneer.
There is whole sermon on political E.
economy in that. iF4 aaA
-s--t-,s Bring Flowers @ a
The twenty sixth Of Apiil-the anHiTer-
.sary Of the surrender Of Joseph E. John
ston and his foress--has by general consent
of the Southern people. become sacred to
abe memory of our dead. TAia. year the
Anniversary falls on Sunday. sass al 70