The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12
SOUTHERN MEMS yFEM

MoDl to have opera next seaS6l
done byrne Richings Troupe.
There was q big Conservative meet
ing in Savannah a few nights ago.
The tavel to Canada f'onl the South
has been very large this season.
Chas. P. Knighton, one of the Dris-
Oners Of Caddo parish, La, is deaG.
The work of repairing the wharvCs
at New Orleans has been commenced.
Tom and Jerry Lindsay, two notOri-
Gus Texas cattle thieves have been
killed.
MIR. jefferson Davis and Mr.. RObt.
Tonmbs have become reconciled after
fifteen years.
The crops in Virginia have never
looked so we'll since the war and eve
rybody is pleased
The Southwest Virginia Agricultural
Fair will be held at WythcviIle Ou the
18th of September
a hose mandatory in Opelilla, Ala.
bama, turns out l,S0O dozen excellent
pairs per week.
Iynchburg, Va, will have an agri-
cultural fair, commencing on the l1th
OF October and lasting four days.
The body of a young man named
Foster, of Chicago, has been recovered
rom the river near Memphis.
The CarlestOn papers record the death
OF Captain Chichester, late cOmmandefs
of the ill-fated Tennessee.
a band of gypsies have recently up
peared and set up their tents near
Montgomery, Ala. One of the women
died on Sunday.
The police force of Augusta, Ga, ;
have been supplied with forty-fivC
Enfield rifles, and are to be drilled in
the manual of arms.
A woman, named Lilly West, twen-
ty-eight years Of age, born in Alabama,
died in New Orleans of delirium trc-S
mems on Monday
Simon Cameron, Senator and eX-SeC-
retary OF War, Is said to be one of tho
charter stockholders of the GeoTAs
Company of Savannah. -
A, negro is teaching a mixed school
IN Columbus, Georgia. He has thirty
pupils, the oldest of whom is forty and
the youngest nine years of age. :
Up to Sunday the subscription in
New orleans for the Germany soldiers
who in the war with France may be
Is. u --'''liieO ''ino'ii'eu 10 94''
- looking rather fatigued and iaded, re-
sulting, perhaps, from his hot and dusty
ride, but otherwise in good condition"
The revenue collections com manu-
Iactured tObaccoin Virginia for the wear
ending June so, amounts to So, ,643,593.
Negro troops have arrived at Calves
ton to keep the Indians off the OIL
Jlersmen, and the Texas papers arc
merry over their being thus
protected"
The citizens of Water Valley, Miss,
are making extensive preparations for
the reunion of the FiI.eenth MississiDpi
ate G. S. A, at that place on the 30th
nst
General Weitzel, L. S. A., writes TO
-he Governor of TennC see that he has
been ordered to survey and examine
Inc Cumberland and French Broad
rivers
J. J. Clayton, charged with the mrr-
der Of s. NJ. Mvels, in Augusta. Ga,
The other day, mas made a volulta. !
statement, in which he says the l-:IIirg
was done III self-detepse.
ApplicatiOps for PEI mission to bury
letter Phuilp1' reme'Ts i'll Oakland
cemetery, Richmond, was refused, and
he body was buri, ] in Surry county.
)n his fathers ipud.
The trustee of Washington ColIcno
nave received official Information of
he acceptance by Hon. John Randolph
fucker OF the prof" 'sOrshjp of law, to
which he was emily elected.
Last Saturday night ThOs. J. Sloane
and son were killed by r eves and SON
about twenty miles fOm Mermcntau
about thirty 10 'es west of AbbevilIc,
La. The trouble arose ON difficulty
n regard to cattle.
Wallace, one of the Georgia NEGRO
is before the civI authoritics
If a lta, cu2 "ged VIII having Irspd
% Bentley, co 'ored Messenger Of the
House, opprobriOus words, tending to
ear Sc breach Of the peace.
The Staunt0n (Va.) Dpcciator says:
6 There has been some complaint about
5he wheat rot being geneia"y filled.
We have inquired and fiji that it
out more than was expected.
Wheat ON Southwestern Virginia
and East Tennessee is pouring into
Richmond via the Virginia ana Ten
nessee Airline railroad. The DanviIle
depot is crowded, and the cry is still
It comes"
Peaches, watermelOns, cantelOpeS,
apples, and other fruits are so plentiful
in Georgia towns that they can be had
at optional prices. a fol ,y-pOund mel
OrS, however, has astOnished the ma
tive at Columbus.
Julia Blancett, an unfortunate moth
or, hos been sentenced to two years
n the per p'tentiary by
the circuit court of Schuyler county.
Mo, for abe ndoning her infant ch'Iu
oh the commons.
Two men, bathing iii the Missouri
river, at Kansas city, on Saturday,
caught box that came floating bv.
Upon opening it they found the arm of
\ man in perfect state of preserva-
ion. They were mystified, and so is
Kansas City.
The Prince William (Va.) AdU0cutc
says that 400 acres of land near Bristol
station, owned by Mr.. HOoe, OF Fam
Iuier county, has been Purchased by a
gentlemen ON New York. The same
paper reports the sale of 1S3 acres to +.
NJ. FaTn3worth, of New York, for 81
$50.
The Jury in the ease of John Gerhi-
ser on trial In the Hastings court, at
Va, for the murder of F.
B. Hovey, returned verdict on Mon
lay of guilty of voluntary manslaugh-
-er against the accused, and fixed his
term of confinement in the pcnitentia-
y at three years.
A difficulty occurred in the Rich
mond, Va, penitentiary Sunday after
noon between two white cOnVictS
nsmed Frank Holloway and James
CurIeY, which rC3ultc in the serious
Of Holloway by Curley. The