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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Our Confederate Dead.

An American writer, one whose sketch-
es are as familiar as household words, in
language touchiDgly beautiful. has said
The sorrow for the dead 10 the only sor-
row from which we refuse to be divorced )
every other wound we seek to heal-every
OIL er affection to forget-but this wound,
we consider it duty to keep open this
affliction we cherish and brood over in sol
tude."
Not even at the present hour, when every
recollection Of the past brings with it
Pang of keenest anguish, when every
thought associated with the memory Of the
Confederate dead is accompanied with the
terrible realization of he past, that the ty
rants shackles fetter the land whose bat
tlefelds were crimsoned with the life blood
of the noble sons who died to save it-no,
not even now, in this our hour of deepest
anguish and bitterest trial, can we forget
that throughout the length and breadth of
our beautiful land are soldiers graves in
many lowly spots, beneath grassy mounds,
their requiem chanted by whispering breez-
es and signing winds. Many more rest
their weary heads upon the bosom of moth
er earth, beneath peaceful shades, within
the quiet resting places of the dead. The
gentle spirits of the heroic dead are at rest,
forgetful of the past and its four long,
bloody yeals of toll and strife, in which
their names and heroic deeds were inscrib
ed upon the proud record of their country's
glory unconscious Of the present and its
dark, lowering clouds of care and gloom,
unillumined by a single CLEAN of silvery
light unmindful of that dim future be-
meath whose misty veil the future history of
our county is hidden from mortal eye
How calm they sleep how peaceful their
slumber, unbroken by s dream of cRrs, or
.ht Of sorrow undist ..;5enoss q by
tFedent tread of the lone -.
weeping tears of bitter grie 10.
sy mounds beneath which
repose. The Gay and hour
the women of the South Kers
last comforts Of ministering ID
Pants, of soothing their feveree
plying the cooling draught to
burning lips, and when all was. ever -
had fed the spirit of There boy. often
the JOY and pride and only hope of lone
| ly mothers widowed heart, of closing the
eyes in death, and cOnsigning the mani
innate form to the narrow limits Of the grave.
We can no longer testify our appreciation
of their heroic deeds by these ministra-
tons of love and tenderness. but We can
''bring flowers, pale flowers" to sIrew upon
their graves, mute but expressive emblems
of love and gratitude that Survives the
tomb, ," and shall live in the Utmost sanotu
airy of our hearts while memory lasts and
! life ramains
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

In Memphis, the other day, li;tle son
Of T . P. Leake. revenue officer, drank the
oil out Of sardine box, became sick and
died.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
NEW ADVERTISER NE S
Still At His Post I

Still At His Post I
THE undersigned has just received and offers to
i SELL very cheap for cash, neat and veil assOr-
ted stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queensware, Glassware,
Tinware, Hardware, Pocket and Table Gallery,
Castings and Nails. Also keeps constantly on
hand al full supply Of Family and Fancy Groceries,
pattern, Coal Oil of the purest and best quality,
which has been thoroughly tested and deprived of
any dangerous qualities. Also the purest articles
of Wines and Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
Thankful for former favOFs, hope by strict at
tention to business and fair dealing receive lib
eral portion OF the public patronage.
Elkton, May S. WI. RIDGWAY,
P. S.-All those indebted to W Ridgway indi-
yidually or W Rdgway for the Of Rdgway
q Bull, will please come forward and settle up,
no longer indulgence can be given. W. j. K.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
NEWS ITEMS

Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner is to be
come associate editor Of the Louisville Cou-
rier.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
NOTICEi

NOIIOEi
MERCHATS, Auctioneers, Hotel keepers, keep
III ers of Livery Stables, men running Wagons or
Vehicles for pay, retail dealers in Spirts horse and
mule dealers, Claim Agents, Butchers, LAWYERS
Physicians, Dentists, Civil Engineers, and Cattle
Dealers are requierd by the Act of the General
Assembly, passed March 18TH 1868, TO apply TO tho
county court clerk for license and pay the privilege
tax on the same. All such are hereby notified that
further delay cannot be allowed under the law and
they must apply Immediately.
mayS-3t D.A. WELBORN,
Clerk County Court. l..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Collectors N Office.

OOII6CCOT s N OT1C0e
CoLLE0ToR's OFFICE, 4th Dis. Middle Tenn.
Pulaski, May 4th, 1855.
HAVING received the annual list from tho As
IL SCISSOR of the District for the year 1865 all tax
assessed on this list have become due and paya-
bic. Publication is hereby given to all persons as
sessed for taxes the said list that Deputy Collec-
tor 5. NJ Cannon viii attend at Pulaski in his Office
at the court house. from the 18th the 2Ist DAYS of
May for the collection of the said taxes.
Persons interested in the payment Of these taxes
viii do well to conform to this notice. and attend at
the time and PlOce specified to avoid all costs and
penalties accTuing from further delay.
JOSEPH RAMSEY, Collector.
BY ). III. CANNON, DP'ty. mays-2t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
WOOL CARDINGi
THE RICHLAND
Manufacturing e0 Co.,

PULASKI, TENN.
now amply prepared TO card ali descriptions OF
Wool promptly, on moderate terTns-for com
mon white, l5c; hne Meriho, 20c, and mixed zoe.
OIL furnished gratis ia al cases.
Wool sent By the railroad viii be received at the
depot and returned when carded,
free of DraVa0e. ga
The highest market price win be paid for Wool,
washed or unWashed IN the fabrics Of the Factory,
such as white ilnsay, white and fancy jeans yarns
an sizes-yaTd vide and Is domestic, drilling &c,
ruayl-8m SAM ORR, Agent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

The Impeachment humbug will probably
end some day, il it ever does.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

H. NN1No iataly stabbed Federal soldier
s,o.- o'''a' Georgia, June 18th, and the me-
10 ,r, - 'ne city would not permit the officers
sast,i -. y the murderer. Some white Radicals
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

h.. DHoS' are selling OF at cost their complete
c,., summer clothing for gentlemen and dress
os', ''r hIles, bes1es variety of summer dry
''1'' Give their fine store a call
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

~ ADDITEoN-in addition to such delcacies a.
Zee Cream, Soda Water, &c. you can, a: all reasona-
w hours obtain nice cold lunch or an oyster stew
"a good cup Of chocolate, at Easlys Ice Cream sa
o,A' on Main street. The checks issued by this
.'lso vii b. redeemed in cash on presentation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

B,yzING.-Thos. Cole, Jr., X Co., Bankers, have
made arrangements by which persons in Idaho City
Ian be accommodated in usual banking transactions
Exchange upon the cities OF this coast or AT the East,
spl checks upon Owyhee aad Boise City. &c.-at the
a3,e Of Wells Fargo X Co., through Mr.. j. l.. Smith,
a zen. for r. F. X Co., and Manager for Thos. Cole,
b. kCo
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

D'S1NL'S CHANGE.-Jas. A. Pinncv has purchased
= ana business Of Clayton Yale & Co., Post
D'oA5'orc' and offers books of ali kinds, sta
variety articles, pocket cutlery, &c, for sale
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

-A'' FREIGHT LISE.-John Buckley, vegetable
eaer' mas put on fast freight and passenger lin.
''sH "4-' place and Boise City, aud carries pack
'' i'ssh5 AMI Passengers, every other day, each
~ al very low rates. Notice his advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!

AS we are resolved to close ont business, we offer
the entire stock in quantities to suit purchasers at
exceedingly low rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

n. B-Al persons indebted 10 the firm are notified
that speedy settlement must be made, and accounts
be closed. Apply at the fire proof cellar of the old
stand corner of Main and Walula streets.
June q, lSGS-tf. POWELL & COF
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

ooO tELLows.-Ihe following is the list Of officers
'7 CHOSEN Tor Pioneer Lodge No. l, /. 0. o. f., OF
-1ao City "no we're duly installed by j. Christie,
J. D. u. NJ, VIZ: A. J. Bunner y. G.; S. W. Wulf.
~ ". d. Ien.iMe. r. S. Jl.s. JUDGE. Trcasurer
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

+'SoNAL-Judge Rosborough came passenger by
'iy stage yesterday He looks in fine
''" nealth as usual. Warm greeting to him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

DISTRICT CoURT.-We learn that Judge Cummins,
Notwithstanding tha appointment OF J.. T. Miller.
Esq to tie Associate JalEeship which he ,Cummins)
fls proposes 10 hold the usual term Of the Dis
t-c Court tyr this couaty, t. commence on Monday
stasuing
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

CATHOLIC FArE.-W1 are requested to state that 4
ar will be held in few weeks, at Good Templar
Hall this city, for the purpose OF raising means to
lay Of TAG Indebtedness Of the Catholic Church here
a9 notice, b., advertisement, will be given Of the
4 1c tyr holding the Fair
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

REM0yAL.-lJcs. Rosonthal has removed her Mil
l4ery AMI Fancy and Dry Goods store from the old
sand on Main street into the fire proof brick of
tlas j. BeruStiel, corner OF Wall and Montgomery
streets which 5 handsomely fitted up expressly for
bier line OF business and is one of the finest stores
IL the Territory. See her advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

he misunderstanding the late week or more
r. hot weather there came, on Thursday, = cloudy
I-4 cool day with thunder showers in the afternoon,
|i21 rather copious shower during the night Yes
fray was almost chilly in temperature. even during
|tae midday sunshine
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

How EDIFYING Accounting to the New
York SIN Bishop Potter had posse of
policemen to guard the precincts of the
Church of the Redemption on IA recent occa-
sion, owing to a little unpleasantness" be-
tween the pastor and some of the congrega-
ton on the litualistc question. The officers
were only called upon to protect the editice
a%aiust Niulcncr by either party-not tn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.-The Alexan-
dria Female Seminary, Appointment Protes-
tant Institution i'll Virginia, has been pur-
chased blythe diocesan authorities of that
state, and is to be shortly inaugurated as a
Catholic academy for young ladies, under the
auspices of a well known sisterhood of the
Church. The extensive and commodiOus
buildings, which were erected several years
before the late war, cost upwards of seventy
thousand dollars in gold, and were disposed
of at private sale for seven or eight thousand
dollars.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

TIE IRISH UNDER THE TUDoRs.-The
puzzle of English policy III governing Ire
land has engaged the attention of divers
classes of persons and the matter remains
still ursolved. The writer of a work recently
published says;
Believing that all the disorders of Ire
land were to be traced either to the neglect
or the misconduct of the English deputies,
bishops, captains or settlers, who had failed
to carry out their Instructions with the dill
gence and success expected of them, the
government at home was chiefly occupied
with the thought how they could best force
the acceptance of their laws and institutions
upon the unhappy Irish. By dint of repeated
treasure, the O'Neils, O'Connors and O'Mores
were humbled; the still more formidable
chiefs of the Buffers and Geraldines were
overawed or conciliated. But their SUBJ
mission, extorted by fear or the hope of a
peerage, by English honors or English pro
lection. produced little effect upon the pop
ulationi in general. Rather it broke the neck
of their own influence, and only tended to
bring into close union the Irish priesthood
and the Irish people
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

The elixir of bark and iron is found to be
the best restorative, or recuperative rene
dy. after fevelS.. or any wasting disease.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

People who are always iHnocently cheer
full and good-humorcd are/very useful in the
world: they maintain peace and Happiness,
and spread Il thanlitEY tempe: amoH4t-all
that livt. ,tl.o9tii., them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03

The wife of Admiral Raphael Semmes,
late Confederate States Navy, recently re-
ceivct! the holy sacrament of Baptism from
~. Rev the. Bishop "i Mobile.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03


among the few truths which appear the
more strange the more we reflect upon them
For what is reading but silent conversational
Everv man has his ".weak side ~. and it
is very often the case that this weak side is
the best part Oft the man.
Teachers Of languages may be said to live
on tongues and soMuds. -
Give your son q trade and You do more
for him than hE giving him -far4n.----
l-FfGwkstn. - r.
We spend half our lives making mistakes,
and waste the poor remainder in rens,cting
how easily we might have avoided them.
A light city-Cork:. AZ
A well known physician us.d to say thal
roast beef, serenity Of mini, cold water
baths, and an amiable Aand pretty wife,
would make almost aal -alin healthy,
wealthy and wise.
What is the difference betsxeen fiery
individual and slice of bacon9 .One is a
rash man, and the other u rasher.
A Scotch editor apologies for the hack of
rhyme in his paper, by saying thatA his
marriage the week before took allthe poetry
out of him.
Nobody likes to be nobody hut everw-
body is pleased to think himself somebody.
And every body is somebody! but when any
body thinks himself to be somebody, he
generally thinks everybody else to bono.
body.
Dandies, to make greater show,
Wear coats stuck out with pad and putting,
But that you know il aprop0s-
For what's the goose without the stuffinEs
1t does not follow that two persons Ase
fit to marry because both are good. Mnk-is
good, and SO is mustard, but they asa.nA.
good for each other.
"Nancy,n said a girl to her companion.
" which railroad train do you like. theeesGfs
" That ONE" replied Nancy (which fur
nisles q spark catcher"
would rather my daughter should have
q man without money than money without
man.
Two hearts ENTHUSIASTICALLY Iovc, ar<rlifae
two magnetic clocks; that which moves in
one must move in the other, for it is the
same power which acts in both.
HARD T1MEs.-The young ladies douu
East complain that the gentlemen arc go
poor that they can't pay their addresses
Lord Derby, leased by a merchant 10
try his wine as a cure for the govt, at LAT
replied, 81 have tested your wine, shut L
prefer the govt" y
A juror having applied to the judge to b
excused from serving on account of deafneM,
the judge said. "Could you hear my oharss,
to the Jury, sir ?" I" Yes, L. heard year'
couldn't n1ukc uny Sense ont of it, He WIZ
excused.
A terrible tragedy occurred in California
A gentleman made lady present of n
magnificent pair of pistols, and after seue-
raj trials of skill they concluded to ga
through the forms of duel. They tsok
their positions fired at the werd, and TO tho
terror of all, the gentieman6eh. She threw
herself frantically upon the corpse, embrae-
ing and kissing it with every emotion of en-
dearment. Under such magical influences
the gentleman revived, and rose unhurt
from the ground, and--and-they are to be
married.
The wife of Admiral Raphael Semmes,
late Confederate States Navy, recently re-
ceivcI the holy sacrament of Baptism from
~. Rev the Bishop "f Mobile.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-03
w,rr AND w1sDo,f.

Every man is volume if you know how
to read him.
What is the most becoming dress, fer
bare earthf The skirt of q wood.
Resist with care the spirit of innovation
upon the principles of your goveEnment,
however specious the pretexts.- Walking
ton. $50 se -e,os4-s'is
A man who had fled petition for q di-
vorce was informed by his counsel that his
wife had fled &C. cross petition" rs lawyers
call it. GA cross petition ~ exclaimed tho
husband, 'sthat's Just like her. She newer
did 90od-satared thing in her life"
The fellow who pocketed the insult wore
an overcoat, and had plenty Of room for It
A New Yorker protests against Professor
BlOt's cooking because he doesn't MAKE
baked beans hash ,r.-.
Questionable hospitality-The entertain
ment of doubt. ,s-., =. .-..-,.,.. (...s--
The Newark inventor OF the steam maE
promises to invent steam horse that VII
plough or rum over b race 460a6e. se
3 Wrong is but falsehood Pat in practice.
l-Pex~. aHgslf. d.
What is the highest pitc1h az the voioeE
The place where It stacas., -, seSs
{ Agriculture In the most useful, ttAeaAoat
healthful, and most noble employment N
man. ~A-----
The sweetest giF2s in the gWest-The
MO-lasses. agJHJ III 4o sJRzGg3sE
Education is the cheap defense of
natiOns.-BrOOEs. .,4,.-4.sl ,.,=
Falling In love is like falling into tlD
river, tits easier getting in than .6nt.
Patrick was in charge Of ferry boat. a
lady passenger being frightened 1y me
by these boatsi" He gave the encouraging
reply" Not often ma'am, we generally
find them afterward by dragging the river"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
The United states Senate.

The Terms Of the following NAMED senator's
expire In seq Mcssrs. Dixon, Of Connecticut
Hendricks, Of lrdiana Morrill,, of Maine SUM
ner. Of Massachusetts, Johnson, of Maryland :;
Cohness. of California Chandler, Of Michigan !;
kamsrt, III Minnesota Henderson, OF Missouri ::
Stewart, Of Nevada Frclnghuysen, Ut New
Jersey Morgan, Of New York Made. OF Ohio; ;
Buckal-w, Of Pennsy lvania Sprague, Of Rhode
Island Patterson, of Tennessee Edmunds. of
Vermont Van Wrinkle, OF West Virginia !:
Doolitic, of Wisconsin. Six Of the above are
Democrats and thirteen Republicans. 4 Democra.
tic sucossor TO Mr.. johnson OF Mars baud has
already brrn elected, while MeSsrs. Cunnrss Of
California, aud Wade Of Ohio, both Republicans,
will have To give way for Democrats, Whose elcc-
ton occurred some weeks since. OnrOf the Demo
cratic Senators In the foregoing list, Mr. Paiier-
son 81 Tennessee, will have 20 vacatc his seat ne
Governor Bfownlow has been chosen in his place
SO far elections have been held, the Democrats
have gained one United States Senator But the
Republicans have secured the Legislature Of
Connecticut, which will give them the Senator
from that State, and makes the loss and gain
exactly equal up TO the psescnt time. W. the
States yet TO choose Senators, the Republicans
will PROFESSIONALLY gain one member in WILSON,
sin, giving Doolitile a chance TO nurse his John
sonism at home. Hendricks OF Indiana, and
Buckalew ofPennsylvania, two Democratic mem.
beers Of the present Senate will do well TO retain
one II not both, Of the SUCCESSORS to these gentle
men.
Republican Senators are crrtain 20 he chosen
from Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan. Minnesota,
Missouri, Nevada, Rhode Island aud Vermont.
There Is chance for the Democrats 10 gain one
Senator in Nov York aud another In New Jersey,
aud perhaps bare possibility that they will sue
eeed 10 West Virginia. II is hardly within the
range Of probability that the Republicans should
lose more than three in the States having to Gil
vacanc-s in 1869. and there IL full rs great a
likelihood Of their gaining rs losing three Sena.
tors. IS other States are admitted TO Congress
from the s'ou,h, their members will increase the
Republican majority in the Senate. which pro-
mises tn - ~ large from the loyal States during
1869 ~ u has been for the past two years, even
" SouIhera Union Senators are left out OF the
count. From these facts u will be sen how un-
reasonable u 10 TO expect any change 10 the pol
ley of reconstruction, - the Republicans cannot
for many years by any possible succession IL nd
verse circumstances BE- dislodged from the con
troll Of the highest branch Of Congress. h.'ion
TraasrTiyd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
"Censerrnfircs., Ia.ore.f.

year asn we had n complete blending az the
democrats and conservative parties IT the county.
10 order that the radicals might be pa, down. -
u seemed 10 bs ''perfec, union = everything
was arranged nicely these two parties wer. 10
come together In n spirit Of Christian forgiveness
aud love extremely coinmendahlc In men who
had prefssssdly long held Ia different opinions
snd WEIR 90 make common raass against a CON.
mon enemy the reward Leing the routing u
this eHemy from The Offices Of The State, and the
sslscilcn es ma equal number oG democrats and
conservative 10 gu them. The plan worked
we'll the esHss grew, and snccesdcd Ia getting
control of the State. Then "a Convention was
called, and a new Constitution made, under the
provisions OF which democracy gained sneh
strength a. not 10 care 90 much about the help
% The conservative In fact, began 10 make "a.
ess a. the achievements Of tina, unfortunate party,
aud 10 elbow them out of the way. Last fall, 10
making up the county ticket, two members Of
the Legislature and one county commissioner
wss considered the conservatives fair proportion
Of The spells. and although they WINGED a little
NJ II, they had 10 d. conisni with that worse
hut Il would sem as " the combination Is now
played out" In last week 3 Journal there is
call for mes,iag Of ihs Dsmocralie Executive
COMMITTEES Of The coan,y, 10 take steps TO put the
party In training FOR the campaign. In this call
The CONSERVATIVE are completely igsored !;
the word conservative, even, docsn'i appear once
IN The whole cali Il ls addressed TO democrats,
and seems To be intended for them solely. How
wiil oar conservative iri-ads aci3 win they
obey the call, and give themselves completely
over TO democracy, or may We expect The resns-
eih,ion u The ''neE party Of ancient memory ?