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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

oPyrcE PESSsYLvANA RAILROAD CosPAsrf
PaIIADsLPHIA, February T. 1897
PROPOSALS will be received at the office ox
the PennsylvsnA Railroad Company Philadelphia unhl he as
A, az NAV 1857 inclusive satisfactory proposal shoad % 70
csyed aud prsvious om responsible p,rte.
Company for the establishment OF a"'o' "
shjps betwee Phia1elpbis and Liverpool a.
detailed information viii be mnsoes
upou a4piestion " bp'aCNp S"iIH, e,-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

REDDlNGS
RUSSIA SALVE,
lR,tablshed 1906.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX
Is the Universal Reineiyf for
BURNS. sCALDS. CUTS. BRUISES
and all
PLBSH WOUNDS;
CuiLBJAINS, CIAPPRD HANDS PILES
and
OLD SCROPpLOUS SORRs,
BRUPTIoSS BJOTcIIBS. SALT RHBUH
sad all
CUTAEBOUS DISEASES
BEDDNGB RUSSIA SALyB is psry Teo,iabt 0atmenf made
the very best maies aud combines In itself greater
than o,h preparation before The public Its timely sPp
has been the of thousands Of valuable lives Of
vug amount o suffering and wherever used has proved itself
reality sUFFEsisG HrhANfrr
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL uSR or THE RUSSIA sALvB
Is EOBLR GUARANTEE OF ITS INCOMPATIBLE
VIRTUES AS A HEALING OINTMENT.
The large ,ae Of fDDNGS RUSSIA SALNB during the
sg Bsar las given to Lunttci Of unworthy limitations but
throughout opposition the RUSSIA SALNB nans Us supremacy
rlb preparation having steady and permanent sale and
d-erogltug quality aHd sold dealers
pre enabling them realize profit by its sale
For sale by ell Drnssists and APo,iecarisA
RBDDING Co. ProprieiOr.
Uosfon Mas
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
5teamboals ono RAILROADS..


FOR Newbursh, Poughkeepsie and RcndOut
L daily AZ landing at Colten Cornwall Marlborough Wilton
sld Eopus Str JAS W BALDWIN and Fri Str TOS
CORNELL on Tues Thur and sat- from foot liaTsonst, n r.
TOR ALBANY and TROY and al points
y North aud a1lt frtcass steamers Of The York and Troy
Steamboat Company leave daily (sauriay eHcpe from
their and extensive vls re No ~ North RIVER oSpngs
IN ID. g. II. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE
1(s Tor Yoales Tam town. Eyack Sing Sing ant Istw si3
o'clock For Yonkers Hastings. DObbs Ferry aHd Hyae ss3 from
Isrrson.sL Pier.
ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
500 m DaS Tiprsss for Ioe6ce Buffalo, Salamanca, DanEi.
and all points West and South -
s:lsa m Wav Train.d daily for otsyine.
1000 m ErpreS Mail Buffalo, SALAMANCA, and West
900 p m Way, for Pori Jerys, Hewburgh, Warwick
500 NJ Night BKpreS, Buffalo, Salamanca aud DunkirL
5.J1 y. M Way Train for Sufen. -
EJO p Night Bpress, daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dunhft,
aud All points West and South.
5.30 D. M. Bmigrsnt Train. daily. for the West
Also War Trains for Boiling Spring PsSssc and Paterson At $50
and 1:I5 M u l:i5 3i5 431 65 and III p mdaiy On
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Theater Train ST u o'clock
direct connection with all Southern snt Western
ines HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l Supt
WV R BARR, Genl Pass Agent
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Wintcr ar
IL rangemeuts Jan IC6-Leayes James Slip NewYok at
m mail train Greenpot and way stations; II m for Syos
stations; Ysphank train land 10 River.
SATURDAYS on FOR Syosset and stations 5p
M. faTmingialo and satons
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Cures PRvBRS Congestion InfAmnons
WORMS Worm Peer. Worm COlc. y
CRYING Colic Teethbg Of Infants. q
DARkllRA Of children adults y
DlSkNTBRi, Gripping Bilious Collie ..,.......,...,.. p
CHOLERA MORBUS Nausea Vomiting. ............... p
COUGHS, Colds BrOTchs. y
NEURALGIA TOothache, fsceache p
HEADACHES Sick Headache Vertigo. .....,......... p
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach -
II SUPPRESSED. painful Periods y
IL WHITES, too proiuse Pe1ios q
- GROUP Cough difficult Breathing y
SALT RIIBlM Brysipelas Bruptons. p
Is RHEUMATISM, Rheumatic Pains. -
l6 FEVBR AND AGUB Chill feyer, Agues. ~
OPUIHALAil and weak %
~ CHrARRI acute chronic Influenza ~
20 WHOOiTNGCOUGli. violent Cous ~
2l ASTHMA. oppressed Breathing ~
BAR DISCHARGES impaired Hearing, ~
~ SCROFUiA, enlarged Glanis bwelings. %
GENERAL Debility Physical Weakness. %
IS DROPSl and scauty Secretons ~
PC SBASCKShS sickness from riding %
hIDhBl DlSkASB Gravel. :'' ~
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL EMISSIONS, inyoua.
taFy DISCHARGES Sl !"
% bOkb MOUTH Canker.. ~
URINARY iSCONTINBNCB veiting bei............ 30
81 PAINFUL PERIODS with Spasms. 20
SUPPRRINGS al chsnge 0f life. 90
20 EPlLKPSi Spasns St Yituf Danee %
DiPHiIBRlA liberated Sore IbrOs 90
FAMILY CASES
u large visl and book complete $40 90
20 large yia In morrocco snd beck W
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. -.
Single walls with directions w
Sold BY dealers and sent by mail epl Of price
Also HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES ia eyerY form and variety
Tnnw,s 7urihor. disten pr and all Homeopathic Books at
No. 5SS SIhsre. and 562 Broadway, Eew-YvrS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-LlIIlE
~ FARR, Pl,iatG. agt WILLIAM l.
Com. serl 70 the above Dcicnd,nt; stamp Cancelled
You hereby summoned aud required 10
answer She compliant in this action filed the oh o
the Clerk York the city Hall ofsd
nj a said complaint the
sTJr No 10 Broadway New York CITY within twenty
exclusive OF the day OF
and fail TO the said complaint within the tine
aforesaid plaaGn this action win apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded conplaiut-Dad January n. 1907
PHILIP JORDAN Plaintiffs Attorney,
died the once OF the Clerk OF
NrwYork County ON the Pinh April Apo law6NS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Professional Notices.


nR. LARMONT, No. i73 Broadway.-Treat-
~ h~n 10 10 Medical Adviser and hsr1sge Guides"
special Treatment local constitutional ani dsses hsas
plrs te si - 4 WARNER. Publisher. No Nese'-st
nR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
Women and Chrrn Professor Of hhfvJ nc.
can be consulted 81 sli hour, At No Beach
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
~ D.ea.e Male aal Female Tenth tnlagr kdt"n S'w
READY By G. - HAMMOND ~ D. formerly Professor Of SPECIAL
Ansomy al surrev The Sy-cuse Mcli College y Pace
WARSkP No I Nsseys' GODFREY, No. R2j Broadway
MACFAKIASD Tseutg bri 4. sui Broadway the Author.
236 pnJ bc,seea Second and Third where be
10 reliably corfuiei a. usual
CUFFERERS from NERVOUS and PIlYSI-
- CAL DEBILITY hogi consult DR. LEWIS No Beaehst three
doors from Yves, Brosd.sr Hour, from ss m 70 9P m
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- Of STRUCTURE vARiCOCBLk. HkMORRhOlDS, fSrulA
the Pelvic Nce under the exclusive
csutrl EDWARD H. DIXON ~ D. fdtor Of The saPel Omce
10 aud 10 ersnass at DE- Ds residence
No. q FnhiTs
NTERGNES' ELECTRO-CHEMICALB BATHS,
Iip Fouri peoaily Superintenid by the lnvenior
Hheumasm Metallic and Chronic disease
and all maaes peculiar iaaie. BW lst Of Nay
Nos. md Hast ElercHhst, door from fOarih
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
n)eooins CARDS. &r.

AT WIN. EyERDELL. SONS, No, 1O% Full.
"A t.nst-wEDDH0 CARDS s,s FIsR STATIONERY. tEass
tskea lslIt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROADS-On sner MONDAY, November 49, 1906, trains for
Albany snd Troy connecting with Northern aud Western trains will
leave New.York follows; , =,
m EI;es train via Hudson River Railroad, Tbireh st and
through Bnnao and Suspension Brdge without change Of
and connecting Troy With trains for ssTso Rutland Buns
and Montreal.
EIwsss and Mail train via Hudson River R'lrosa eonn'eins
At with WeSn with North
Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth tt and
Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Albany with Western trains ard al Troy with
trains for sarsioga Rutland, Burlington, and Aostre.L
Hudson River Railroad, connecting
ABsny and Troy with trains for hoaires With
sleeping attached Il,
IiSe m EIpr,Ss Vi, Harlem Railroad connecting Csihsm
with western Railroad Lebanon Springs Ptsteh lie Albany
NTH W.sss trains with M Rutland Burlington and
hObtreAL Sleeping ekxs attached at Albany -, ,-,---
EIPE Hudson Rivr Railroad With sleeping cs
attached through Buso and SuspsuOt Bridge without chnge
sleeping ever d, creeping sston. si,,sses ron
throGgh OgdenbuTg without change via Rome nd
csanscOs F roI viii be Hsds a. East Albany Th tram
will lTnno Sundays
p m rss HudsOa Rive. Railroad sh sleeping ,tt,essd
Albany with early for Buffalo spd Suspension Bridge
and Al Trey with trains iof ssttsga and points North -
supd Hudson Railroad nom
intermediate aons leaving HeusIOh Al sp
n RsursisE leave Po1shispss al 7 arriving in FsW fOrh
e Sunday tr.in Hirsa Railroad leaving Forty sseond s
ard Misron 3;So Returning leave Miller
tsa Al 4 n n arriving q Nss-fsrh al 1910 q N .
'"~''p - n, VANDERBILT vios. .PrsEdsnA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Certures ano Aleetings.

VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
ANIMAL MEETING Of the Association S be held st Dks
MONICO'S. corner Of Pourteenhs. and Fiihaye,
On MONDAY EVENING April 8, 1861 teoeoek.
The Board Management at " O'Clock
BY Order.
e. r. FIREMAN.. Adiutsnt j. s. SCHULTZ. H. Col ComdE
kewYork April 4, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

CUPREME COURT, County of New York
- In the matter Of THAYER sgssst THE ESTATE oiJACOB
LOOMs-Notce hereby given puuau, TO the ore OF ss Court
Jacob deceased
resident Of the city Of Newfor 6at formerly of
shos At Special Term o ths on 10 b
held the City Hall in the City Of NeSl9k 90 the hnl Monday Of
M the Why execution should not issue
,gn the real Of Looms deceased judgment
covered this By d Thaer the 2t day Of June 1907 for
b3OJ 80 G-Datcd April ), 1851 - . ,,.ox.nn 70 -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
CUPREME COURT.
the Matter Of the Application o the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monaiy Of the City OF New.iorL, relative 10
THE OPENING or
SEVENTY SECOND-STREET,
From Fourthavenue 10 the kast River
IN TuE CITY OE NEW-lORk.

and provided the Mayor AhT
sud Connonsy Of the CRY NeSio hereby grs nse that
Of the State Of Neiob
Special OF Court to be held at the Ctylis In the City Of
the sixteenth day of April 1907 the
thereafter Counsel be
heard for the appointment VI Commissioners Of Estimate and ASSES
the aboyeented matter that the nature and eIten Of the
hereby intended tho opening OF street
River Ia said city laid out thu
under and by virtue Of Act OF tho Legislature
Of ibe People Newio entitled An Act relative 10 in
touching Streets and Roads 10 the City of
New Sr other purposes passed April 3, 1901
RICHARD OGORMAN, Counsel to the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

SUPREME COURI.-ln the matter Oi the ap-
- paon ofthe Commissioner the Central PaTk for aud n behalf
Of
Hundred
Street laid the COnm
Central PATk and also MANHATTAN STREET
Nicholas the Twelfth Avenue extended and wdesd
by Of the Central Park the City Of Nesiork
Commissioners the Central PARK the and
behalf Mayor Aldermen Commonay the City New YORK.
odhs Act the Legislature OF the People Of the state New
Yo entitled An Act relative to the and duties of the Conm
the Central Park passed April 1906 three bhs being
hereby eive R9e that they intend 70 apply the supreme Cca
Judicial District Of the State Of NeSiorf Special Term Of
said bed at the Hall ofSevYok Wedbss
day Of April le Thereafter Counsel can be
for the Appointment Of Estimate nd A
entitled matter that the nature and eInt Of the In
hereby intended the opening the Avenue 81 Nicholas om
One and Tenth Street One Hundred and Hn h street
NewYork laid ont BY the Commissioners Of the Central
Ps opening Manhattan from ST. Nicholas
10 the said City extended and ssrd BY the Com
Central Ptk and shown and dsnested certain
maps the made by GineT sage, City suyeyo bearing Gate
ofMah, Sb1Dhed New 18th March 1901
RICHARD OGORHAN, Counsel to the Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
6teamboais ano Rai!roaos.

bteamboafs aiio Hairoaos
/ ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY;
II On soa ,sT M;h @ y S The p ssTo % Of @ co.P,'y will
F0LK-Stesner ARTISAN Capt G. C. Gibbs WEDNESDAYS snd
SATURDAYS, M4p.m
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY OKzsicsmsr SUN
BEAM Capt A Hdreb WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS as per
tise table .,,,., - mum, ,,,,,,,, .,, -. .,
'' ''' David WILLIAMS President No BccEmsnst
j. TUrHtI Agent, No Jsmes'ip.
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
SPRiNGfELDIFARB IS Cents Steamer, leave Peef Sip for
EOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.-Steamer
R. TtEsDhrs aibh ThssDsis e .Sa sArGsb7s 80
REGULAR HARTFORD LINE--Fist-class
dsy sIepi sundiyD at for Hartford C. connecting for spring
s % SSS5, lSsIf % T SG9IsSS lsi f e
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER PALMER ETSHSVSS SssEgA LOWELL CON
'0"' IYTRRMRDI1TE PoISTS
The new cry Ia Boston D. Sfif oP
cave New" dsy sslS,y' Y seePsG @ 81 4 OS n "0H
FOR SEwLoSD0N
point. i@f w:'''s Wor'';
Freight taken at The lowest rates Martin &gsS sSps Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
junction with the Dess,re LsetAwsnna and Western
On. forming direct line Pittsburgh aud the West without change Of
- -. .....u
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Thre. RIpres Trains daily for the West .IesP Sundays when one
train IN the evening.
SIty b saved by ths line to Chicago Cincinnati
st. Louis, kc, with bot change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing jan :, l867-Lesve New-York a. follows:
$50 mFoy Ess;en, Bethlehem, h,uch Chunk wiim'por
s:les M NAL Ia! Sfc Fl.mnstsn E,,toD Water Gap sc.n
Wilesbsrre, Gres Bend Pttsion, Bnshimion &e D
bus and The West, With but ore cSsns. cars
Sbe6 :Pa c csp. tT iaaf and ffiads and Es
OIL RegionL - ,,
Resiiog PotVlle, Harrisburg, kc
m.-Por EsstoD Bethlehem, and Mauch Chunk
80. m-For Sonersile ard flemingtOn
nFor Esson Reading Harrisburg Wiamsport ryineton,
Corrv Erie &c sleeping Car from Ssw.York Wilsnsport
6:l5p m-FoT SOmerNNe.
7:J0 m-For SomeTVile.
sp. m-wEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-FOr Rsstop, Alsb'ovn'
Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the West
Sleeping through from Jersey City 70 Pittsburgh every evening
Additional trains 20 Bergen Point Elizabeth, &c
the obtained the once the Central HA
foot Of bertys r. at No Attor House NO
Isl an, Sc Broadway, and at No 10 Greenwichst
JOSIAH o. STEARSs. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
fTNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM,
n SHIP HERMANN H. Webke. carrying The United
Ssss as VIII sail pier foot Of Thds hoeofss,
On THURSDAY, APnl u,
BRIMEN. VIA souTHAMPrOy

LONDON HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
ss osg s s. ssbs in gold s eqsvsles. IN eurtssg
eaea esbip 90
IAaFsday April 10. -'T - ~ -' -
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EW YORK and -HAYEN RAILROAD
iG66 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1867
COMMENCING DEC. TO- 1896.

Passenger Station NewYork Twenty seventh aud Fourth
Entrance Twenty -seTenthst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Detroit. Mich. Feb. %. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
5aIes bn Anciion.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL MIRRORS, ~, D.,,.rtxcs

5v1EO senFScK, ApcilouoeI.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
TuSrss &c rlao4ion

The following IS 81 extract FROM late
proclamation Of the Governor. brought
out by The recent no,ice of Judge Gaut
requesting County Courts to appoint
judges Of elections
Now, therefore. [. William G.. Brown
low, Governor of the State of Tennessee.
by virtue Of authority conferred upon me
and in discharge of the duties imposed up
on me by law. do hereby give notice chat
the Franchise law was clearly and uuques-
tionably framed SO as to take the appoint
ment Of Judges and clerks of election from
the County Courts and Sheriffs, giving
the same to the Commissioner of Registra-
ton therefore, the election returns made
by SAID Commissioner viii alone be recog-
nized at the State Department. 1 warn all
County Courts in the State not to act upon
the advice of this committee of sedition
lists, as they will lay themselves liable to
be punished and warn all judges and
clerks Of elections. whom they appoint,
not TO attempt to serve, as they would
come in conflict with the lawfully consti-
tuted judges and clerks of elections. And
if it be the purpose to provoke sedition
and violence IN a wicked attempt to over
throw the State Government, upon their
head shall rest the consequences.
General Joseph a. Cooper, in command
Of the State Guards, is hereby instructed
SO to dispose Of the troops in the rebel
lious localities, as to enable him TO enforce
the Franchise law in its letter and spirit,
without regard to The threats of the sedi-
tionists. Order must be maintained, and
the law executed, if it require that I shall
call into the field the whole available force
at my command to do SO.
10 testimony whereof, have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the
Isl Great Seal Of the State to be affixed,
at the department IN Nashville, this
LIST day Of July, a. D. 1867
". G. BRowNLow.
By the Governor
a. j. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
Trhnta of Rssnent

Ata called meeting Of Pulaski Lodge
No I0l, Free and Accepted Masons, held
At the Lodge Room in Pulaski, on the
morning Of July 81. 1867. the death Of
Brother WIN G.. CAEEoE having been an
aounced, Brothers E. Edmuudsou, Jno.
a Tinnon aud J. i. Jones. we're appointed
a committee to draft resolutions suitable to
the occasion, who reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted
We have met this morning to pay the
last tribute of respect to our lamented
brother, WIN G. Cannon, who has been
suddenly cut down. in the prime Of life
and vigor of manhood. by the hands of an
assassin.
He emigra,ed to this county from Vir-
ginia in the Fall Of 1858, and remained as
a quiet, peaceable, useful citizen until The
Spring of 1861 when he demitted from
our Lodge (having previously affiliated
with us), and returned TO espouse the
cause of his native State in her struggle
for independence. After the war he came
back to settle permanently amongst US,
and was rapidly endearing himself to this
community as good and useful citizen,
and TO our Fraternity as a Jealous and de-
voted Mason. But the community has
been shocked beyond any precedent of the
kind, at his unproyoked and atrocious muir
der. Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we hereby tender to his
distant and aged father. and 10 his bereav-
ed brother, who has taken up his abode
with US, our profound and sincere sympa-
thy; and while the former will mourn the
loss of kind and afectionate son, the lat
ter, with Us, will mourn that of brother.
Resoloed, That as Lodge we accom-
pany his remains to the cemetery. and
there inter them with the usual Masonic
honors
Resolved, That We wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That the secretary furnish a
copy Of these proceedings to the bereaved
family of the deceased. and also a copy for
publication in the Pulaski CITIZEN, and
that the Alexandria VA Gazette, be re-
quested to copy the same.
By order of the Lodge,
W H. MCCALLUM,
July 4th, 867. Secretary.
.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
Proceedings Of CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The Senate met
at noon. Thirty flour Senators present.
Sumner presented a protest against the
resolutions calling Congress together as
unconstitutional.
Mr.. Wilson offered bill in addition to
the several reconstruction acts. It con
sists of two sections. The first yacates
all civil officers IN the Southern States
within 80 days, authorizes the command.
ing general to retain the present incum-
bents. make new appointments and order
elections. The second authorizes the
Boards of Registration to refuse 10 regis
ter persons applying to be registered when
they have just grounds to believe are seek
ing to eyade the requirement. of the law,
and 20 strike IRON the roll within twenty
days persons registered and afterwards
proved disqualified.
Sumner introduced bill for universal
suffrage.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
Skies Frightening.

A letter from Cleveland says Our
trends in East Tennessee are looking up.
A short time ago they were almost afraid
to speak above whisper for fear Brown
low or his militia would seize them. Eth
ridges visit has dispelled their fears. aud
they now defy that monstrous tyrant, and
are resolved to make an effort TO restore
themselves to their once free condition
Mr.. Etheridgo will again enter East Ten
nessee on the 18th of July and remain un-
til after the election. He has produced a
most wonderful revolution in the public
sentiment, and when he is through his Sc
cond canvass you may look for glorious
results. Our people cannot be kept in
slavery; hey will be free in spite of the
efforts of that foul domination which has
for the last two years made war in Ten
nessee upon public liberty.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
TCommnnicated1

We had the pleasure of attending the
examination of the school at Bethel, Tenn,
and we pronounce it a decided success. -
The students acquitted themselves well,
and reflected much credit on their efficient
teacher. The exhibition at night was par
ticularly interesting The speech deliver
ed by Mr.. Morbit, was decidedly treat
aud was hailed by the delighted audience
with shouts of mirth aud laughter, and
many other speeches and dialogues which
amply repaid the audience for coming out
TYRo.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-07-05
Gen. CarIin's Letter

From thu following letter it will be seen
that Conservatives are not to have the right
to choose heir own laborers
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER s OFFICE, J
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 90, 1867. {
Lic,lt. COL f. s. Palmer Sab. Ass't Com
uiesionsr
Ca5glL-I have received your letter
Of una nd, with the incosed article from
he Memphis AvaIqncAe This article ur-
yes that the Radicals shall not be patro-
aizad in business that coIored people shall
not be employed unlesS they consent to
vote for certain party, against their con
victions in many cases. You inform ue
that many colored men are raising crops on
shares, and that many OF these will be
driven of unless they vote as their en-
ployers dictate You express the opinion
that the civil authorities are utterly power
less to protect the oolored people in their
right to vote as they see proper, and ask
for instructors as to what action you shall
take in cases where freedmen are driven
off from their crops for the reason that
they have voted for a candidate of their
own selection. In reply you are inform
ed hat it is your duty, and that of your
agents, to INSTRUCT Tie freedmen in your
Sub-Distriot to vote as they please, what
ever the Immediate conseq may be.
All freedmen who may be driven from their
crops or turned out of their employment
in consequence of their political action,
will be provided for by the Bureau agent
until they can End employment for them-
selves, All expenses incurred on this &C
count will be paid out of the Especial Re
lief Fund, - appropriated by Congress at
the last session, Of which fund we have
enough for the purpose.
You VIII cause exact record kept, show
ing all the particulars of each case where
men are driven off under circumstances
above described, which record will show
the uama of the parties. concerned. the
date aud residence, aud especially full tes-
timony as to the damage sustained by the
injured parties. Your obd't serv't,
(Signed) W. P CARLIN,
Br'v;. Maj Gen. U. 5. A, Asst. Com.
Official
s. w. GRoEBoECK,
Tt. 42d nifty. and A A A. Gen