The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-23
BRIEF NEW 5 ITEMS.


pecL Of a dqs sugar crop. and y
c4ndy-pulling season is about to SCI
in with great viol-uoe.
L il took the United States with
her tweniy-six millions four years to
subduo the South. how loLg will il
take Prussia TO cong Ter France with
her forty millions?
Horace Greeley has at last got
enough of The negro. The former
Colonel Of negro regiment b4a, him
for the nomination for Governor Of
New York.
ColFax il about to make his fare
we'll tour with lively hope az fad
ing somebody who will persuade
him not to hide his Iranscendaut abil-
,ies under the Dushel OF private life.
Mrs. Paterson Bonaparte says that
her sun will yet be the ruler OF Ftanos
She counts upon his performing prod
igies OF valor during the present war.
and icing elected President out
gratitude by Ike, Republicans.
King William turns up his royal
nose at the French Republic. What
will he do with that organ when tie
German Republic bursts upon an as
tonished world?
What has become of the war upon
Napoleon? is now The main question.
If King William was only lighting
against him. why does he continue 10
MAKE war on the French Republic, il
his only object when he commenced
fighting was to dethrone Napoleon?
The suddenness of the Emperor's
surrender is accounted for in Eng
land by a story of there having been
treason and mutiny in McMahon's
army; but this seems rather improba
BILE. The truth is he vas oulnum-
bered and outgeneraled.
The Courier Journal very seDsibly
remarks: The Hon. a s. Col!9S, OF
Tennessee. has made a good dsN OF
popularity for himse f within the
past fe v years, and it is much to be
regretted that he is about to invest
the whole amount in SO Palpabls
th.seq bubble as chs race against
Gen. Jno. c. Brown for Governor.
Tie second fall fair of the Tennes-
see Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociatjon commences at Nashville on
I The 81 Of October. The time Of hold
ny his fair is subsequent TO all the
Others Of Middle and Esst Tennessee
with but few exoeptio9s, and it is
but lair 10 presume that a large
amount ofssatk and material will con
cenlra,e al it, 70 coolsask 9Th each
other for the hands me pFeniiume.
There is great excitement IN diPlo-
matte circles over The report that an
alliance between Austria. Italy and
Russia has been completed, the OBJ
Jet of which is divisig lthe Tu'-
kish Empire, the snne xaaan OF Prus
siaa Poland by Russia. the annexa
ion of Prussia0 Silesia by Austria.
and the surrender OF the italian TJ-
rol TO Italy. It is believed Europe is
on the eve Of a complication more
formidable and eSes Than vas
dreamed OF a few weeks a 90.
Even If Prussia should receive Al
ace aud Lorraine as part Of the sPolls
Of lbk5yar, she could not soPe to re-
tain ITEM as part of the Prussi"0
dominions and as attached to the
Prussian crown exclusively, because
as they have been won by the aid OF
other German States that have sufF-r-
ed heavily in gaining the victories.
they would demand and insist upon
il that .heee provinces belong to Ger
many aud not 10 Prussia, except SO
far as she WAS a part Of the COnfeder-
alton.
Iu reply to several inquiries We
have to state tat taxes on gross re-
oeipts aud sslss, exceet those on t.
hacco suirils ana wines. will expire
on October lat of the present year.
After Oct. / the income tax on in
comes over $4,000 will be q per
cent. After that date the use of
stamps on promissory notes for less
than 500. and also on receipts,
checks and drsfls, will expire. On
derds. leases aud contracts the tax
remains.
McKoin d Co, Sc College Street,