The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

ficnltnrat implement mandatory.
Mai. Baiensine's new Bank build
ing viii be an ornament 70 Pulaski.
Ex-President johnson is q posi-
{ bic candidate for Congress in the
l.irat District
Several new business houses viii
be erected in Pulaski this-s spring and
summer.
The Winchester Home Journal is
nsfaSor q Hon. Js5isn Y. Wright, Of
tioEambin, for Governor
Pulasks win soon have another
btsrnt ,iistrIct alled pp with,heW aud
substantial business houses
The wheat through North Ala
hama IL unusually small FOR the time
Of the year.
The famous spring at Tuscumbis,
4sslla., discharges II, ia cubic feet Of
wateF per minute.
1ood rains have faiien il MI parts
u Texas and the farmers prospects
ARE sxceesliHgly nattering.
seventeen Years ago, Mr.. G. +.
/ Marsh, & miBionaire iron-merehant
Of New York, worked in q Detroit
machins-shop at 70 cents 4 day.
.ssa Otter as Isulaslzi has been burnt
$ Gus her citizens ere iFrspressib and
fhe burnt districts are now nearly
sll allied. es
Since September last ll0, 600 emf
grants from Tennessee and Georgia
entered tie Lone Star State, with
Tile IsegisIasurs Of Mississippi has
formed new county. and has cal
led it Cola X for lIisn l0f the constant
smile
Report has it that the Illinois De-
mocratie Congressman declare them
selves unanimously IN favor Of Judge
Davis for the Presidency.
Mr. TAYLOR, Of LAFAYETTE, Ind, has
number Of small white spots on
--asaFi0tss- parts of his ahatomy. The
?rsYaiIing ,colors. hoKster, are black
and blue. He shaved has mules tail.
In NoTthport,S Ala, last week, a
Il woman was found dead ia her bed,
Aieh her little child fohdiing the
yorpa and trying to open her moth
t:ssyes.
A woman If Williamson county,
Texas obtainfd a divorce Mt the last
Iierm Of cOurts and was married again,
~ another nan, in five minutes af-
aafyrV-aFffa
The revenue officers made an ex-
tensiye and successful raid on the
Rhea county distilleries the other
laY. Several Illicit establishments
we're broken up.
Capt. T. d. Gregory, of Winches-
LEI, ispaytug i've cents on the dollar
for interest bearing Confederate
notes. According to the Home
journal he viii purchase 100000
worth.
a man having announced that he
wanted To marry girl with plenty
.ofsnapin hers the La Crosse Lead
er advises him to ego foE the Wis
esnsin girl who swallowed forty per-
eussioh eElss The other week"
"A newspaper man in New York
has had his salary raised for tho rea
sou that be got whipped, and now
ali the other salaried scFibblers arc
wearing out their cheap shoes trying
70 find somebody to dcvour them.
Many Of the Georgia papers arc
protesting against an alleged deter
mination Of The planters OF their re.
spective sections to put in large
crop or cotton, to the neglect d
grain.
An Illinois paper relieves the
MAIDS Of the supporters Of Judge
Davis ~ stating, that gentlemen ha'
hut one brother in-law, and hi
cousins Aresall capable Of caring fol
taemselves.
The heaviest Judge Of the Su
preme Court is Judge Clifford, o
Maine. He weighs 365 pounds
while Judge Davis, Of Illinois, thl
candidate Of the Labor Reformeri
far President, weighs 2s5 pounds.
Governor brown offers $500 re
ward Tor the detection and arrest o
David Jones accomplices ia tn,
murdered Henry Murray, and $50
for the apprehension of the parties
who lynchsd David Jones IN Nash
vile.
The St. Louis Democrat. sold
few days ago Cor nearly one half
million Of dollars, asd it Was con
sidered cheap At that. This gives
sight idea Of the large sums invested
10 the leading newspapers OF th'
country.
Nathan Hayworth, a tanner o
Ashe county, n. c., has abscondeC
ia consequence OF being detected il
trading of his customers leather
Nathan had forgotten that q tame
Jnust become President before hl
can steal with impunity.
The Speaker Of the Lover IIousr
of the Mississippi Legislature is
colored man name Lynsh, onl,
twenty-four years old. He Was borl
in Louisiana, bus is well educate,
sad possessed OF excellent natara
abilities. &
The Troy az. ~ Times, a Re
publican Journal, says "a great ma
ny men who cordislly support Gen
Grant fully share ia DR.. greeley
desires for a change and Cor a refers
which shall be earnest and thor
Ough."
1t is telegraphed from Washing
:on that Senator sumner has recon
sidered his purpose so introduce
new amnesty bin as he had intended
and consequently the qnestiel
stands just rhsre. Il was and wher
Il is likely 70 remain for the rest o
the session.
The Democracy have only csrriel
the State Ct New Hampshire once il
twenty years, and that was in 1871