The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-04-26
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The Ball Opens
On tomorrow il is expected that there
viii be grand assemblage Of the masses
tof Giles county in Pulaski. irrespective of
coIor, who are friends Of the Union, and
who desire the overthrow at the next cleo
ton Of the fanaticaI and hypocritical
BrOwnlOw aud his disunion followers.
Distinguished speakers have been invited
and have signided their intention to be
present According to telegraphic dis.
patch received by a gentleman Of Pulaski
last Tuesday, Col Cameron, the gallant
soldier Of the Federal army, and one of the
most eloquent and powerful speakers of the
State, will arrive on the 8 O'Clock tain to-
morrow, and will address the assemblage.
We have heard this distinguished gentle
man, Who though he served four years in
the Union army, was kicked out of the
Tennessee Legislature for "disloyalty,"
because he dared to think differently to
BIownlow and his theiving Legislature, and
in our humble judgment he is one Of the
most forcible speakers and finished orators
in the State Every man in the county,
white or black, who feels an interest in the
redemption of his State from the damning
rule Of tyrants and hyPocrits, should turn
out on tomorrow and hear this distinguish
ed patriot
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ed orator, and true friend to his race, has
been invited and is expected to be present
On sthis occasion. He is eminently the
friend Of the colored mar, and every color
ed voter in the county who can possibly
spare the day from his labors, should hear
him. We heard Mr.. Williams speak a
sbort time ago. and7his address was replete
with logical argument and sensible advice
to the colored people. Headvocates boldly /
the overthrow Of Brownlow and the Radi-
cal party, and the elevation to power Of men |
WHO win give him and his race all the
rights aud privileges in the State enjoyed
by his fsllow-men. OF course every col
.ored man who can, will hear this champion
Of their political elevation. /
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= FINE GOETHE senior returns
thanks to Messfs. aSuMPTER & PEARCY for
q box Of Bachelors Darling Smoking To-
.bacco. He prohounces it very fne.
Major N. e. CHAMBLIss. formerly Of this
place, distinguished officer in the late
Confederate States army, aud now editor Of
the Selma, Ala, Times, was married on the
gath inst to Miss ANA D., eldest daugh-
ter of Lieutenant General Hardee.
PnnsoNAn.-Gen. Marcus J. WRtouT,
late G. S. a.. now of Memphis, paid our
city visit last week. We are informed
shat the General was looking out for a sum-
mer residence somewhere in this locality
where be may move his family when the
sick:y season sets in.
The Lady who ''busted her belt" and
lost the buckle on the square last Sunday
evening is informed that it was found and
will be returned 90 application to US. An
other gummolastic concern, - with buck
le attached, was picked up the same eve
ming, but it was not entrusted to our keep
ing.
Bishop PAINE addressed large congree
gation at the Methodist church in this
place. last Sunday night. Arriving at the
church rather late, we, with many others,
were unable to obtain seat and were de-
barred the pleasure Of hearing this distin-
guished divine, but we are informed that
he was SO unwell that he was compelled to
close his discourse before he had finished.
BEAurFUL FLowERs AND Lovely Wo-
MAN.-We were the recipient few days
ago of one Of the most elegant and lastly
arsanged boquets Of the season from fair
friend ia Nashville The perfume of the
flowers could only have been excelled by
the frst opening buds of Eden, aud their
beauty and loyeliness only by the fair and
accomplished one who bestowed them up
on US.
SAMrARr.-In view Of the approaching
sickly season aud the probable return of
cholera. we desire respectfully to call the
attention Of our city fathers 10 the filthy
and unhealthy condition of many Of our
streets and alleys. and many of the premis-
sssof the city. can ounce Of preventive
is worth pound Of cure, aud by little
cleaning up nowand judiciOus use Of lime
aud other disinfectives as the season APP
proaches. much sickness aud death might
be averted.
MERoHANr TAmoRIEo.--We take great
pleasure 10 directing attention to the card
OF .Messrs Martin & SHuMAHAR in this pa
per, and in recommending. them to public