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n. P. Chaplain. Secretary.
W. A. SHORT, Assistant
JAMES T. SMITH, J Secretaries.
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Accommodation s1iould be addressed
to 7ROBERT p. NOAH. No. 222 = street,
Wagi1irRtof1, ID. G., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states OF NirglInal L
and West Virginia, or the Mammalian 70
operative Relief Association.
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HOW no BECOME MEMBERS.

The bylaws of the association require that
one-thiTd OF the money receiyed as new
membership fees, shall be made sinking
fund TO meet payments falling due by the de-
linQuencies OF members. This fund is held
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MilBIg Strike. Miners StFikP!
Night School.

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The Glasses for women are the Same as
her AGE wrong Will be expelled, and the
naoneys paid forfeited TO the Association.
Each GAS Is limited to 5000 members, Each
person pays So upon becoming a member,
and 81 10 each time member dies belonging
% he same CId&S he or she may be q member.
4 member Of one Clans cannot be GG6eSSed this
dollar IN member Of another CEdsS dies mach
Gas & IHDEPENDEST, having no connection
,rviIh mil other.
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900 ACRES in Nurseries, Peach Trees &
oOO small Fruit plants. Send stamp for
descriptive and instructive catalogue. N
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GOOnsPEEDeS FOUNTAIN PENS
No blOttinR. One dozen assorted sample
sent Tor = cents. Agents make SO per day.
AddresS 9oODSPEED q CO., at Park Row
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value OF the money so
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NASHVILLE BANNER
tUh The
Presidential Campaign.

We appeal to the friends Of Constitutional liberty
throughout the State to every possible effort to
circulate the NASHVILLE REPUBLIcAN BASHER, from
until the close Of the present PRESIDENTIAL
canvass,
The Issues pending the result of the approaching
Presidential election are the most important that
ever addressed themselves to the people OfTenncs
see.
The most effective work to be done in the canvass
is the circulation of sound conservative principles
through the medium of the press.
~ The price of the DAILY Banner j. One Dollar
a month, with liberal reduction to clubs.
s537The Weekly Campaign Banner, only one
dollar for the entire campaign.
We venture little giving assurance that The
WEEKLY CAMPAIGN BAENER will contain the most
thorough comprehensive and complete record Of the
campaign that viii appear any where in the eOun-
try. OUr facilities for making it cxtraoTdi-
nary, and we propose to Use them TO the utmost.
This CAMPAIGN BANNER viii contain regular spc-
cisl dispatches from Washington. 1t will also con
tain all the important speeches Of the canvass with
all other political matters Of interest," forming a
complete weekly history Ofthe campaign.
Address REPUBLICAN BANNER"
r iulyt7. Nashville, Tenn.
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Friday succeeded in arresting him, and
that night the blackened soul was launched
into eternity as it ought to hove been On
the Saturday night following party Of gen
temeh were ambuscaded and fired into by
a party Of sixteen negroes and two whites,
and young Ezell. brother Of the outraged
girl was killed and Mr.. Beasly wounded.
Great excitement prevailed in Franklin and
vicinity on Sunday and Monday, and a
general war Of races seemed imminent, but
at this writing all is quiet. We hope the
assassus may be ferretted out, and no mer-
cy or quarter be shown them
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Negro Devils and Fiends Incarnate Ply
their Hellish Vacations near Tullaho-
ma-Capture and Probable Doom.

BY a gentleman who arrived in the city
yesterday evening, via the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, we are informed that as
the Nashville bound train passed Tullaho-
ma yesterday morning, great excitement
prevailed at that place. a sequence of the
committal of a most damnable outrage on
Sunday last upon the body Of a respectable
white lady living some four miles from Tul-
lahoma, by three negro devils, incaInate
6ends, fashioned after Gods image, but
bearing the stamp Of hell-hounds. Two of
the scOundrels had beeuscaptured and lodg-
ed in Jail at Manchester, while the third
is still at large but hOdy pursued by the
strong, unerriDg hand Of vengeance. We
await further inteili gence with impotence.
1t is not our purpose to iaeits the people
to mob law, but where on earth, oh, God
can be found safety and protection for our
wives and daughters, and for the uDpro-
teoted fair ones OF our land, if such revolt
ing acts 60 unpublished by the hand of the
aveDger? The Law (?) is lardy !-BrowT-
low humane to negro deyils-and there GER
tainly remains but one course for our Peo-
pie to pursue, and that is seLf-prOteetiOn =
Union and DisPasch. r--.-.
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WHAT WILL THEY DOP

They will restore fading female beauty, will pair
the pale check, will hur back the gathering storm
that eBcjTcles your brow, viii add brightness aiia
lustre TO your lfeiefs eye, VIII give brilhancy aud
activity to your dHll intellect, VIII stTegthn aud
sOothe your shattered ucrVes add tone, health and
bouyancy to your whole system.
HOW WILL THEY DO ALL THISl
By aIousiug, regulating and restoring all sicIliy
females TO healthy condition. BY curing all
those complaints peculiar to the female sex such as
painful, suppressed irregular MenstTuatiOn 1--we
terra, Leucorrh@a. ChorosIs, Prolapsus UteTi, u
ccratlOn and lrTitability Ofthc Omb, Pains in tho
side and back Melancholy, Pal ptation of the heart
Swimming and Giddiness of the Head Cold Feet
and Hands. Nervousness, Sick Headache, q fco!-
ing of sutt0cation, ndspOsition to enter society,
and all those diseases arising from deTan god
dtion OF the uterine system, whether affecting old
young ,InafTied single. This compound H.
neither secret patent but is prepared and offer
ed by the regular medical profession.
We have hundreds siTnlnT 10 the following
Froza an eminent PhysiciaH At Carrol Co., Als-
MEsaR9. J. 2. DRoHsooLE 81 Co.:
As your English Female Bitters" issneither a sc
crct ps tent, have frequently prescribed it fOE
the various female mpiants of our country, and
HlCays with the most sntisfa Glory results 1t do
cidcdfy the most valuable coordination have ever
known TOR the treatment ofthOse complaints pectt-
liar TO the female sex, old or young, and do not
hesitate to give it q hearty Recommendation. It's
tOnishing cures have for il many lRures in Car
roll county, and nope its efficiency may be
hcralQed all the country that the medical pro-
fcssion and the female community may reap its adj
vautages- q. W. V.ASSER, NJ. ID.
The English Female Bitters are accurately and
beautifully put up in large bottles, $3.50 per bot
tie, three bottles for 50 one bottle lasting about
two weeks. Shipped TO all parts of the country on
receipt Of price. Sold by all druggists.
J. p DRoMG0OLE, Props, Memphis, Tenn.
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The people of Giles county have pre-
pared memorial to present to his Excel
lency Governor Brownlow and the Honora-
BILE Legislature Of Tennessee, at their extra
session, to be convened on The 9Th inst.
1t will be in reference to the present I'M
happy, social aad political, condition of
the State. and respectfully suggesting the
measures by which, in their opinion, bet
ter state Of things can be Peacably and
speedily produced. and concluding with a
petition that steps be taken to remove the
political d disabilities under which a large
class in the State now labor This petition
will perhaps be signed by almost, if not
every white citizen in the county. Giles
hopes that every other county in the State
will cooperate with her in this movement,
and send up similar petilions}at once.
CITIZENS OF GILES.
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"Mr Honor AS a SOLDIER - am
Democrat, every man in my regiment is a
d, moerat. aud when I shall be convinced
that this war has fer lis object any other
than what have mentioned. or The Gov
erument designs using it's soldiers to exc
cute the purposes II the ahouiopists.
pledge you NY honor rs q soldier that
will carry my sword on the other side aud
cast my lot with that people Col. e. s.
Grant tn 1861.
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THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST {!
COPPER SCROLL
LIGHTNING ROD
HALLS PATENT

HAVING procured the agency for this comfy, I
II am pre- pared TO put up these rods for those who
desire il. -
These Rods are greatly superior and cheaper than
all others Il Is made Of pure copper. the best ma
teri al for lightning conductors II 3 hollow and
has moro than double the conducting capacity Of
any other rod. i is pronounced by the profound
est Electricians Of the world superior to any otheI
ever used No other should be used.
Can and get circular, and examine the rod.
iuI, loom +. A. LEONHARD, agt.
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Tha Exoitement at Franklin.


On Thursday morning last, about six
miles from Franklin, on the Carter's Creek
pike. an internal outrage was committed
upon the person of a white girl, Miss Eze!l,
step-daughter Of Mr.. Henry King, by ne
gro fend named VIM. Cuisine.
Miss Ezell was returning to her home
from a visit to her brother-in-law, where
she had spent the night before. When
within some six hundred yards of her
home, she was met by negro man who is
employed on the farm of Thos. F. Perkins,
who seized her and violently outraged her
person. He grasped her by the throat and
choked her TIL she was senseless. No one
was near, and her cries were suppressed by
the grasp Of the 6end
In addition to the above, it is stated that
this negro devil had observed her as she
passed along the road the night previous,
and was laying in wait, like the lion for his
helpless prey that he succeeded is too well
known. lie left the young lady in a state
of Inconsistencies aud fed A citizen,
coming along soon after. saw her; and after
her mind was res stored. she recited the sto-
~ of her wrongs. A party Of neighboring
gentlemen Immediately armed themselves
and started on the track of the devil, They
came up with his trail where he had left
the pike and turned of into farm, aud on
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-24
, 7 SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS.

TTVfESE are nc standard Family Medicines Of
i America. They prescribed AID used by TIM
medical profession. They preferred by every
mother and father. They Immediately merit pub
lie esteem and confidence of all who once test their
fully authorized BY tie Congress of the United
States, and are the result Of long bedside expert
cuco. Bong neither secrets patents, the medi-
cal profession have hestancy in giving them
fair trial and Il hearty recommendation
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-24

Attention is directed to the card Of F. G.
Tignor in another place Those who want
anything in his lire will find him a compe-
tent workman and polite gentleman.
To-Day we insert in our paper an advertisement
which doubt viii be hailed with Joy by many OF
our readers. The yearly public demand for Patent
Proprietary Medicines amounts to millions Of dol
lars and in contemplating this important subject
few plain questions naturally present themselves.
Who preparing and offering these remedies =
Are they qualified to administer to tie sick Is
not the physician qualified above all Others to pre-
pare medicines for family use Indeed he is
Messrs j P. DromgeoIe tS Co, physicians Of Mem
Phis, Tenn, are now preparing and Offering class
of select family medicines, which come highly re
commended by the medical profession as well as
others Being neither secrets nor patents the pub
lie at once buy and use them in Il cir families We
chcerfuIy recommend them, and ell special atten-
ton to the advertisement heal "Great Southern
Preparations" IN another column
An ITEM OF McCu ISrEnEsT TO ALL-The Uni
ted States Congress has authorized AIessrs. J. P
Dromgoole & Co. regular practicing physicians, of
Memphis, Tenn, to prescribe for the various dis
cases ofthe country and after long bedside expo
rience they now offer the public class of Family
Medicines which for merit, beauty and chcapncss,
cannot be exeeIled on this continent. These medi
cincs neither secrets nor patents, and as physi
clans everywhere use them in their practice they
Immediately command public esteem and confidence.
They highly eulogized, sell rapidly all points,
and carr estly advise every family to buy SUI
ply of the valuable remedies. Sec advertisement
in another column, headed Great Southern Pre-
partitions I'm.
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In BankruptcY.

THE undersigned gives notice that lie has been ap-
i pointed Assignee for J. n. Brown, ". ". Pc
tree, X. q. Esiek, j. A. Perry and ID. L. Kimhro
all fGfes county, State Of Tennessee, wfthin She
Middle District, who have been adjudgsd BsDk-
rupts upon their petitions, by the District
Julyl7-zt Assignee
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The full vote in Mississippi shows Dem
ocratic majority for Governor Of 1000. In
the State Senate the Democrats have ma
jority Of six, and in The House Of Repre-
sentatives four. They have also carried
four Of the FIVE Congressional Districts.
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To the Members Of the Ben. Johnson
..... Club"

A meeting Of this Club is called at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Churck, on Fri
day night the 24th inst. at 81 o'clock,
when reorganization of Il Club will take
place. All members are notified to be pre-
sent, and the names of all absentees will
be stricken from the Roll.
ABE FRIzzELL, President.
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EXT. BEARBERRY AND BUCHU.

It is recommended t0eure oil arrangements Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, such as Gravel, Urinary De
posts Of all kinds, Bloody Milky Urine frequent
desire to urinatc, pain in small Of back dull burn
ing pain in region OF bladder, Gout, DroPsy, neT-
ecs Of habits Of dissipation early abuse loss Of
power and memory, and all those affections Tequir-
ing prompt and decided DiuFefic, whether old or
young male female. -.-- $50 ...... -
Price 81 or six bottles for $500. Slipped 10
all parts of the country receipt price Sold by
all druggists. J. !. DROMGOOLE 81 co, Pro;1's.
Memphis, Tenn,
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OAK GROVE INSTITUTE,
Located Six Miles South of Pulaski,
On the Fogg and Anthony NelghbOrhOOd.l

7 TAKE pleasure in returning thanks TO the pa
i irons Of my School. and hope; by proper dill
gence and attention, TO merit continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended. Ny school
win open for the ensuing session July 27th. The
various branches in English thoroughly taught.
Owing to the depressed state Of the country, pro
pose to reduce my charges to $3.50 month per
scholar iuiv1T-2t. J. d. COFFEE.
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RED BIARRHEA REMEDY.

Prepared with artistic beauty, nth hGmica purity
and exactngRs, selectcdand combined according To
extensive medical experience, unique in finish and
appearance, mild, pleasant and cooling the sto-
mach and failing in remedial ctfeots, the IN
crring finger Of truth points to the RED DIAR-
REAu REMEDY rs the boosted combination of tn,
day for all forms of Diarrhea, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, nuuSejG vomiting, CRANES, etc.
Price 81 .0e, OF six bottles for $500. Sent To nj
parts Of the country receipt of price, Sold h,
all druggists J. ?. DRQNGOOLK q co. Prop,s
Memphis, Tenn.
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DIARRHEA.

THOUSANDS ofour fellow beings are annually
consigned to Untimcly graves, and the dying
groans Of old and young constantly crying aloud
for relief from Darrhea Cholera Morbus, DC. As
a result of much scientific research and long and
fuithful bedside experience we offer Remedy for all
these summer complaints which is pleasant and
never failing in its effects. No mother should fail
-, l,rr-. n ,..rnlr. CT
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HEADQUARTERS REALM No /
DREADFUL Era, BLACK EPoCK.
HIpEoUs Hour.
general ORDER No /.

GENERAL ORDER No /.
Whereas, information of an authentic
character has reached these headquarters
that the blacks in the counties of Marshall,
Maury, Giles, Lawrence and other djacent
counties, are organizing themselves into
military companies. and are arming and
drilling by night, and calling themselves
the ''Whaugs," the "Wide Awakes," the
"Blaek K. K's.," etc; and whereas. it is
understood that they avow their determi
nation to make war upon and to exterminate
the Kuklux Khan, said blacks are hereby
solemnly warned and ordered to desist from
further action in such organization, if they
exist, and to disband the same immediately.
Aud the Kians in these various counties are
hereby ordered to be on the alert and to in
vestigate the matter. and if these organiza-
tions do exist, and are discovered, to dis
perse them at any cost. The G. D regrets
the necessity of such an order as this, but
this Kan shall not be outraged and inter
fered with by lawless negroes and meaner
white men, who do not, and who never
hare understood our purposes, or who new
er wished to understand them. In the first
place, this Khan is not an institution of vio-
lence, lawlessness and cruelty, as these
parties affect to believe. It is not lswless
1T Is not aggressiye-it is not military
it is not revolutionary. BUTT is essential
ly, originally and Inherently protective or
ganization. It proposes 10 ereeaste law in
stead Of resisting it, and to protect all good
men whether white or black, from the out
RACES and atrocities Of bad men ofboth eel
ors who have prevailed in the country Tor
the last three years, and who AVE been a
terror to society aud an injury to US ALL
But the blacks seem to be impressed with
the idea that this Khan is especially their
enemy, and we believe this impression has
been made upon them by bad white men.
But, however they may have reached this
conclusion, it is erroneous. We are not the
enemy of the blacks as long as they behave
themselves, make no threats upon US and do
not attack or interfere. with US. But fthey
deceive themselves. or permit others to de-
ceiye them, and make war upon US simply
upon suPposition, as. it seems they are pre-
pairing 10 do. and thus force ua, against our
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NEW ADVERTISER MIS-
GREAT
GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS.

These remedies were not discovered amid Green
land icy climes, nor Africa burning sands they
We're not breathed in thunder from rolling clouds
nor beehed from melting volcanoes thes weresnot
brought forth from Chaos by intuition, nor dseov-
cred 10y accident in far off cline but they are the
result Of long bedside experience in the Southern
and Western States, icing prepared by regular grad
uated physicians. with great accuracy, from rene
dial agents that are used by the
MEDICAL PROFESSION
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
The public have long demanded a class Of
RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINES,
prepared by the medical rofession, adapted to the
actual wants and necessities of each and every fam
iy and we have supplied that want.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE THEM!
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
THEM
FARMER AND PLANTERS ARE USING THEN
lNTHEIR FAMILIES IN LIEU OF ALL =
OTHER PREPARATIONS.
Wherever once introduced their sale has been tru-
" wonderful. While from the frigid chimes OF the
North 10 the torri6 zones Ofthe South and from
the Eastern shores Of the Atlantic to the Western
shores of the Pacific, the PeRling and diseOrdanu
thuudeUs of humbuggcry are grating harshly upon
the ear, the soft and convincing tones of science
have come 70 your rescue aud now make strong ap-
pealsapo oHlcaln Ieason and Judgment TO try our
remedies, promising that they viii at once merit
Won esteem and coufden1e.
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Tn faa! Mature end Purp- e II
KIar

The following order from Tie hukIux 4o-
thorities appeared il The Nashville Banner
of The 18th. and owing to its Importance
and significance, we deem it advisable to
republsh it in our columns. We believe
this to be a genuine order and just what it
purports to be, aud that it states truly the
real objects of the Klan. We never have
believed that the Khan was the blood and
thunder organization that its deluded enc
mics have represented it to be, but just
what it now says it is, a ''Protectipe orqani
zatiOn, " intended alike Gr the be-. eft Of all
good and law abiding men, whether white
or black. Nor have we ever believed it to
be a political organization, as it has also
been represented to be. Noa0, we. are SAL
is6ed that it is not. We do not now, and
never have, believed that il would interfere
with any man, no difference what his color,
on account of his politics; and we lhink
those who may have had their fears excited
in this respect, if any such there be, may
rely upon the truth and sincerity of Ihis
order and dismiss their apPreheusions al
once. d. ---r .-, 49,. .-.. la
The order says they viii interfere with
no law7abiding and well-disposed man, be
he white or black, if let alone. And as our
evidence that this statement is true. have
they not appeared several lines in this
place, and yet have never disturbed any
one And that. too. when it was in their
power, on account of their great numbers,
to have accomplished anything they might
have desired, and that, too, with impunlty
The order also explains the wrongs which
have been committed in the name Of the
Khan by imPosters. and directs that they be
dealt with in. the proper manner if they
should be discovered.
To be brief in our comments, we believe
the order means and is just what it says.
and as far as we have been able to investi-
gate its mysteries. we believe the genuine
Khan to be an honorable and proper organ
ization. And as we desire to see no dis
turbarce or misunderstanding in our com
munity, we recommend to our political
friends at the other side of the house, and
the Colored population of our community,
to give the order acareful Perussl
HEADQUARTERS REALM No /, .
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER.

Affections are exceedingl common and troublesome
oil over the country, and the public have long felt
the necessity Of remedy thatcOu be relied upon
in all those affections and none are better qualified
to prepare such a remedy than tho physician him
self We lave praeteed medicine about twenty
years, and safely say that VIC know Of no combI
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Highly Important and Significant Doc
UrncTt.
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THE KUKLUx KHAN

First General Order of the Great G. D.
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Words Ct Warning 60 tie Dcladet
Blacks
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY a. 1868.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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PUIaA-SKI,- TB1NNI
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
hrae DoilarEpe AnuJtTn, Invariably in Advance.