The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-10-05

ant governor of South Carolina,
denounces Grants and SCOTS
project to proclaim martial law in +
South Carolina. Rausier thinks /
the civil power is strong enough to
take care of disorderly conducted /
persons.
The government having failed 70 |
settle the accounts of paymaster /
Hodge at the proper time, it is now
contended that his bondsmen are
not responsible for the defalcation.
This is a fair specimen OF the man
ner in which the Grant administra-
ton takes care of the affairs of the
nation.
The fight between the radicals
and the conservatives in MississiE-
pi wakes hot. Mass meetings and
barbecues rule the day and the
hour. Many conseI vative negroes
have the field against the radicals
and carpet baggers.
A $50 clock is offered as a spec
ial premium at the Atlanta (Ga.)
fair fer the best daily paper in
Georgia, Typography, press work,
neatness industry and variety to be
taken into consideration, and six
copies ofconsecutive dates to be on
exhibition. a s25 clock is offered
for the best weekly paper.
Col. D. NJ. Nielsen. who killed Gen
Jas. H. Clanton a few day ago, gave
himself up to tie authorities at
Knoxville Saturday, and entered in
! TO a bond of $4,000 for his appear
anee at court to answer the charge
against him, His bondsmen are
his father, Judge Thos. A. R. Mel
son, ". G. Brownlaw. R. C. Jack
son and J. Jaques.
The Russian feet, conveying His
( TIighness the Grand Duke Alexis of
Russia, to this country. has left the
/ shores of England and is now on
the high seas. The advent of this
young Prince upon our soil viii be
the signal for a general hutter
among our fashionable circles. He
will be fsts.l and toasted, aud din
nered and soireed and fattered as
| probably no foreign prince ever was
before since the Prince de
JoinviIle created such 4 sensation
among the American 5eGss monde
" T. Herald.
a Troy (New York; Judge deci-
ded that hotel keepers are liable
for watches that may be stolen
from guests occupying rooms
where are posted notices of safe
/ for the keeping of money, jewels
and ornaments, the Judge holding
that watches are not ornaments, but
as useful at night as they are during
the day.
Wade Hampton is out in favor of
/ the southern democracy not partiei-
pating in the next National Demo
cratic Convention, or, if they do,
that they take back seats. He is
( disposed TO entrust the campaign
/ of 1872 to the Northern democrats,
with such moral support as the
strength of the party in the South
I can afford.
Mr., ". E. Wade, clerk in the
/ Comptroller's office at Nashville,
Tenn, has been arrested upon the
charge of attempting to sell $4,000
I of State coupons which had never
been through the Comptroller Office.
The coupons had been given to Mr.
Wade by a MAJ named Wayne, Of
Memphis, who had offered him
I commission to sell them. Mr. Wade
surrendered himself upon learn
ing that the coupons had not pass
+ ed through the Office, and was
held In bond of $4,000 for his ap-
pearsnce before Court next S&tur-
day. The COmptroler took charge
of the coupons The BaaRsr says
s8Ir. Wade claims 90 be innocent
Of any attempt at fraud on his part,
and the circumstances. as far as we
understand them, appears % estab-
his innocence.