The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-24
Fine Texas Saddle for Sale.

Pine Texas Saddle for Sale.
have on exhibition at my shop, aud for
sale, an extra fine Paris (Texas) Saddle, |
which viii Be sOld alta sacrifice.
1t +. G. Tignor.
TnE BAND,--The members Of the Pulas-
XII brass band are now under the skillful
tutOrage OF Prof. Bob. Champ. and are. we
understand, making rapid progress. They
will, d6ubtless, be, prepared to entertain the
audience at our October Fair
RAIN.-On last Saturday this locality
was favored with an excellent shower of
rain, tho fitst- that has fallen since the 1911
of May land again. on Wednesday after
noon, a slight though refreshing shower
laid the dust sud frightened up Vegetation
generally.
BY notice in to-day's issue i. will be
seen that a meeting Of the Ben )nson
Club'' is called dor 70 might, for the purpose
of rsorgauization We understand that
Mr.. Cox expects 10 have his Concert Hall
completed by the Fair in October, and it is
the desire ofthe Clubto prepare some plays
Cor presentation during the week Of the
Fair We hope they viii succeed.
PuDLr6 DocuMENT - Our Representa-
tive" in Congress remembers his old
friends in his locality occasionally. a
f-w days since one ofhs old friends, though
we must confess, not one Of his greatest
admirers. in this city. received through the
rooto0ice, public document with the
frank Of j. mullins, IN, e. upon it, di
recDcd, puuctualed and capitalized thusly
.'fuse Of Udlledge
Pulaski
Care Of tenn
3. shapard"
The gentleman who has been honored
with che distinguished remem brance Of the
IN. c." will, as soon as Giles CoHedge
gets into operation, formally turn this i'm
lortant document over TO them, to be filed
with the literary curiosities of the times.
New Female School
We had the pleasure of call, few days
since, from Prof. BUTLER. formerly OF Shell
by Female Institute, Nashville, who informs
us that he has moved to Pulaski with his
family and intends TO establish permanent
Female Institute here. He doesn't say he
will do 50 il he gets sufficient encourage
ment and patronage, for this he expects TO
command lie has made this his profess
sion for thirty years, and the enviable rep
utationHbe has made is an evidence Of his
success and capacity. His accomplished
lady and daughters, from education and ex-
perieuco, are thoroughly competent in the
various bRnches which they teach, and
within his own family Mr.. Butler has suf-
Gcient corps of instructors for a considera-
bic school, r.
The Misses Butler, as teachers of piano
and vocalists, rank among the best in the
country, and in Nashville where they have
formerly taught theif reputation is brilliant
Mr.. Butler will open his school about
the first of September. Due notice of the
exact Time aud place will be given.
DIED, in this city, on Sunday July 19u
1868, Mrs. ELIzABErn " wife of CALEH
OSBORN.
Elizabeth V Rankin, was born in Ruth
erford county, Tenn, Dec. 9Th. 1896
and was. consequently. in the forty SECOND
year Of her age when death called her frou
earth. She became professor of religion
at the age of twelve years aud became at
taohed TO the Cumberland Presbyteriel
Church. She was married to Caleb Os
born, July 24th. 1850.
Mrs. Osborn was loved aud respected b.
very large circle of relatives and friends
aud her presence and influence will long b
missed, and often her name will be whis
pered in. accents of love, and her memory
watered by tears of affection, will hinge
fondly over many hallowed associations.
Should we wish her back to participant
in the meagre enjoyments 9th life AL
mol We know .'iu that sinless cline, VI
dimmed by sorrow, unhurt by time" he
trials are all over and her reward diadeI
of glory more resplendent and enduriu
than all the priceless gems which lie cur
wrecked Of and unknown" in the unfath
omed caves aud cells of The ocean. Nobl
has she won the plaudit, "Well done tho
good and faithful servant OF the Lord
Her peace is perfect amid the golden pave
streets and jasper walls of Paradise.
tShed not for her the bitter tear
Nor give the heart 70 vain regret,
IT'S but the easket that lies here,
The gem that filed il spaTkles yet"