The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-09-07
Brevities and News Ttsms.

Brevities and News Items.
CoErR1Bur1oSs.-several Of them post
poued for want of space and time.
GEN. Thomas met the Presidential party
at Niagara Falls on Saturday, and Joined it.
As for Sumner aud Stevens. the truth is
not in tbem.-or, if It is, they hide it under
busheP'-of lies.
GARMENTS of beauty may cover, but they
can never impart worth to abandoned
character
WlrHoUr the virtue of humanity, one
can neither be honest in poverty, nor con-
tented in abundance.
Comm1ssIoaEE's sALE.-We invite atten-
ton to the sale of property in Cornersyille
on 9Th October.
SOME editors announce their journals as
the "Poor Mana Paper" Ours is any
body's who win pay for it.
SOMEBODY says Brownlow never travels
without body-guard, and Brick PomeroY
replies that the body-guard on such occas-
sions never travel without black guard:
some of the old Mobile negroes have
offered their services to the Mayor to sup
press any riots that may be caused among
their brethren,
IT is said cholera is abating in St. Louis.
They don't think it necessary to report
the daily mortality now. There were only
648 cholera interments last week. 49,.
THE Atlantic cable lost last year in mid
ocean, has been recovered by the Great
Eastern, in such condition that dispatches
were sent from the ship to Europe over it.
ATTEMPTS are being made to improve the
condition of the INDECENT whites of North
Carolina, by inducing them to emigrate to
localities where labor is needed and work
can be obtained.
GEN. HOWARD has written a letter to the
President in answer to the Steedman-F Full
lertOn report. Should Gen. Steedman sue
coed Stanton as Secretary of War, it is be-
lieved Gen, Howard will resign.
QUEEN Victoria manifested her royal
indignation at lady for appearing at court
in very low necked dress, by ordering her
never to present herself again.
IF you are disquieted with anything,
you should consider with yourself-is the
| thing of that worth, that for it should so
disturb myself, and lose my peace and tran
guilty?
THE immense army which Italy called
into the field to reclaim Venetia from the
dominion of Austria is being rapidly dis
banded; GarihaldTs volunteer force is dis
armed, and the regular army is fast being
reduced to peace footing.
IT is conceded by all parties that Gen
Howard is about to be relieved from duty
as Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
and that Ger Tillson, lately Assistant Com.
missioner for Georgia, is to succeed him as
the head of the Bureau.
THE Atlanta Era, which was opposed tc
the Philadelphia Convention, while disap
proving some portions of the address
valves individual opinion, and, for the sake
of harmony among our people, gives its ad
hesion to the Philadelphia Platform.
Persons who have been through Contra
Mississippi report the cotton crop a failure
and the corn is not worth gathering. Rair
is much needed in that section of country
The worm has also made its appearance il
Louisiana, near Vicksburg. a
THE miniature ship Red, White ant
Blue, which sailed from New York on tn,
the 9th of July, arrived safely in the Eng
Iish Channel on the 18th ult. The crew
consisted of Capt. Hudson, one man and I
dog. fts
IT is remarkable that the first message
over the completed Atlantic cables of 1856
and 1866 were both peace messages. TIL,
former announced the close Of war thei
pending between England and France ant
China; the latter, the close of the Europeai
war.
Fancy sTARcH-A taking novelty i
coIoTed starch. It is made in pink, buff
mauve, blue and delicate green. An,