The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-21

Nots4aA t9-'t - 80 -
each county. +
In the Senate on Monday bill
vas introdaessl 70 relieve liquor
dealers. frora making cath and bond
not Is deliberate liquor. House
ELL to S,ith6fize town corporations
20 issue bonds 10 the amount or
$4,000 pasSed third ffSa7lihs in tliei
senste. but 50 anls.nelea as that 1t
wilIhaSe TO g back 10 The House
for eoncorrensel IN the House
there was nothing bnt discussions
over the subject Of Publishing the
report 6ftbe superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. The Jointcemmit-
teg appointed to radistriet the
State hare failed to sgree.
The Kulilux act has already en-
tailed upon the eouHtry an expense /
Of $3,000,0Q0., 7
The Cincinnati Convention will /
meet on the lst Of Aiay-not on the
9th.
All Government Taxes to be
Abolished, except those on Whisky, f
Beer and Tobacco.
Corn is quoted. in the Chattanooga
market, at 80 cents per bashcl-
wheat 50 per Bqshel.
In AIorysriiles Ohio, a robust Ger.
man woman SUPPORTS herself in lux
ury by drivinga dray.
a lady Was latelghpgged to death
in Administrations illustration
Of the 'power of the press.
"A silver lined, gold-mouuted,
pearl handleslg nnn.expl0siye wed
ding" isuunounccd us q forth COM
ing event La e1-s1o-.A .4
A Mr.. Haghes, an old citizen OF.
huntsville, Ala, died recently from
the effects of poison imbibed while
skinning acow which had been at
tackled with the niUrr.tih,
In three States Of the South the
negroes out .nussheT the whites hy
large majogitiess Ih Mississippi the
majority Is 81, 3o5S in Louisiana, ,
l45; and IN sputli Garolina, Il6. l47@
South Carolina defncs,tlsc difler,.
ence between q church-bell and
Governor scott to be, that the
former pcals from tie steepIp, while
the latter steals from the people
Governor BKowN, in his message
gives the population OF each county
ia The State. the tetsd 81 which Is
I,25s,520 and number OF voters,
S5s,S93.
The DyersbHgg Posg master, Dr.
Gashorp. by name has stbse0ntlesl.
with IS, 46j. 50 . Government funds
t. be accounted FOR by his securi.
ties.
Dr. BEDFORD announces that the
rebuilding Of the sSoutherp Metho.
iist Publishing House will com
menee as soon as $4,000 ia sub
seribed, and ehiy &5,l45 OF that
anao1n remains to be raised.
The Savannah and Memphis rail.
road is completed, says the Column
hus (SFcrgia( sun, 20 a point TWEEN
ty-seyen and a half miles from
Opelika. This road comes direct
u Tuseanibia through tie c6aitieids
Of Alabama.
A bill i now before Congress
providing for the &c payment Of all
taxes collected on raw cotton during
the years lSG5-6-7 - and = The
passage GA the bill has beer. urged
10y. memorials and reports from the
South.
Under thC. new Congressional Rp-
pDintmcnt law tits provided that Ill
the States shall elect EongrcssIael
On the same day IN 1874, and on
each second year thereafter The
day designated is the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in Eoyem
heT, heing the time Of the Presiden.
tial election. sst - ~ -
The bearing OF The southern poo.
pie, rs whole, Under all that thpy
have teen forced, at the pointof the
bayonct, and III other ways hardly
less tyrannous, 20 undergo, has beel
such rs to command the respect ami
admiratio4of all cmdid aud unpre
iudiee'l men. SIN the Radicals are
not happy. "
The Isllsss IS, the nan 6 ola new
weekly paper, lately started At Mem
pliis, Tenn. 1t is Oell-gotten np
and exceedingly in&crVsting paper
outside Of the fact. thRt Il is pub
lished BIZ a lady, Mrs. ElizabetI
Avery Meriwether.( The terms q
the paper are; $500 a year. to men
$l.50 10 unmarried working wemcn
IS cents to women who have lazy ol
drunken husbands 80 support.
Nearly all tie papers have nov
had THEN sag About the nomination
ct Judge Davis by the labor refor
lners. While there is a divercity o
views, as might be expected, there
Is an evident leaning towards tn
ticket on the part OF large numbe
ofinaaeutial Democratic and Liber
al Republican Journals. III the Gin
ctnnati Convention shall accept ih'
Columbus nominations. Davis anG
Parker will undoubtedly the co
alitton eanlls,lates against Grant Il
the grest national struggle whish s
just commencing C2erelaad BaahsF
As negroes are now eligible to TIA
offices II Presiaen. and Vice Presi
'sent Of the United States, it was re
Gently proposed. in the uoase q
Representatives "a, anaend .khe Con
stitutiop so that Germans, Irish an,
ether foreigners might enjoy to
s4Rie rights as the negroes. Tn
amendment MAS lost BIZ 81 ayes I.
81 ilays--not two thirds in It's sayu
which the Constituted Of the Uni
ted States soauiieE. All were rad
GALS who vusad against ihe propose
amendment.