The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-28
arR WASHINl.FaY -.
We all have our weak points, and
the deplOrable weakness af your
IL eaflsfans frs dis

yeeS likely We have bofel yoQ aad
gOHr-rea ers- lEse. forgive Gar les I
diousness,. appreeLltiHs oar zeal
stHsl, Tits sights ere ST. aH ahtast
ed je5 aeca III ur prQlNilYf as 9
Christening and penal visitation, and
next winter supply 5he missing ex-
perieace, as it win richly repay.
As the sun was warm and brilliant
to-day, there was an unusual dis
play of beauty aud aeliixalEg zoat
walking and driving. Among them
E8he' President III al open busg5,
( dFiying fast ts8IfeF, unacconpa-
iAietl, save by his cigar; tie Eng
Elish mfnistef In his esa.riage, with
hserFaats IN Sight tlI'ab livery. gilt
/ IJattons, hats with wide gilt
Fhands and blaclz dropping plumes
I the minister from Turkey, Blaquc
Bes, said to Be the llandsoInest
man Ia AFaslliReton driving one
horse to a very clumsy vehicle; the
minister from Spain, almost a coun-
( terpart Of our friend DIR. j. I,
kGranI, IN appearance, and handling
the ribR9ps q his beautiful blark
span splcndidIY.
Ihe Diamond Bio1ds CAS- they
fare, called J, mother and two
daughters, in an open basket-car
i riage, driving snow white tfottcrs.
4 In 1870 their hair was q dark
I brown NOV it is the flirest jloude.
I We also had the pleasure. Of meeting.
our old and much esfeened friend,
+ Gen. r. r. Mitchell, ext Governor OF
j New .Mexico, Gen. Roddy, Gen.
4 Albert PIKE, Cen. q. ~. Dodge, and-
many other notables.
i Tie merchauts. are displaying
] many sprlng 80Qos. among theln
NC see tile Dolly yatSltR style,
which the fasniouaBles are going
crazy over. There are several new
Shades -Paris-in flames, Paris
lin ashes, q Ia Zet.ra' style; the Hor-
+ tense, or pale violent; the new blue
green, called Atlantique, in three
+ Shades. Dresses are. made to traIl
three. or more inches, and serve as
fsplendid street sweepers! Conse-
i queHtly, the authorities need not
femploy any whore fashion rei91ls.
! Fhe Queen Fliz&Betb RIFF is again
worn, and with powdered haii,
(Which are kept up by a few J, orr
I belts present. most Singular appear
lance. Hats and bonncts are tower
ling! in fact everything about the
theatl is running to q perfectfon in
Fhiglit-saye the brain. Mask veTls
worn in White net with black dots,
LAID black nets With white dots
An ugly face is made To look bcauti-
( fulthroueh them. Gloves are but
toned with cold and diamond studs;
land Kid boots have buttons on both
lsides, and are without Stitching.
/ The Senate has been engaged
/ much OF its time the past week in
! personal explanation relative to the
tbittci. charges. and discussions Of
/ the sale OF arms to the French, etc,
tie house- fighting over the St
6'fofx r.. r. Eill, which they killed
last Friday.
we have great sympathy for the
members tucked away in back seats
Fin that uproaroHs body! The gulf
Which separates them from the
fSpeaker is. more irnpasStble than
that which separates Dives from
( Lazarus, and they pass the whole
Fsession with no Higher employment
fthan Voting OF somebudy else 5
FUills ana motions! We do not
wonder that the fight for seats par
took ofso much energetic bitterh ess
Since it is almost impossible to
, catch M. Speakers" attcn
ter tiou before some nearer antl more
fortunate member GETS the floor,
. and Therefore is on the re- al road to
ia uc-whllc they who fail in their
repeated. attempts to be heard, feel
ttlcy are surely dying q. natural
death IN the political world.
We have met Prof J. J. Giersi
Who, is here principally. to advance
the cause OF. Immigration towards
, the South. lie spent three months
! Fin New York. in 1870, and orgap-
! lied a Southern Immigration Socie
nlcmbers, and which has sent 9
! great many families, to Tennessee
+ and Alabama. Prof. @. has recent
2 Is MADE a report in German about
the advantages offered to immi
( Grants in tennessee and Ala. to the
Swiss Government, at the request
Z or Consul General ditZ here. He
/ l-h3s also made similar one in
= French, which was taken to I.Or.
!. Eaine. anGta4Alsace 10y. some French
delegates from that county; and
is sanguine that he will be. success
ful in turning the tide of immigra'
J ton, now gong Westward, toward,
I the South. a65 easa
Q Mrs., LILLIAN r. Messenger, tn,
= Alabama poetess, who IS aboh
: bringing out 4 book Of poems, i'
: ssilf in the city, and contemplates
T publishing lly satsel ipti0R, and wC
: are pleased to state Etat we vii
I have thepleasuFe ofsoliciting in on
d own loved State, subscription t.
: her work, " Threads of Fate" She
q occupies q prominent Asee in The
I late work, " Southland Writer'S,
G and also extensive notice in Ais
bIaaOck,s N-orlls Row ~ liresss1 caileC
G :. -kmoFiCaa POETS -aal Poems Che
y SKI t7F a saEtA4oNAA ~ "a p. "a. y a
+ frst iHtFe,Weed TO the public bi
T the MelnPhiS press, seIed size iiae
s eempleed4 hsE spheel DAYS; and W,
:, taf Tennessee ought sRretY still siv'
f heR eRe syFl p;lthY and practical all
Z aud pnealusg emept.4ls Eaa le-s
); Tie Rihbon Aien,l in fRA uni
form wearing the greeH,f will
e banners aying and DRAINS heating
c are celebrating St. Patrick,s Day
J.. y largeF-body of men, ora greate
: ldaspiagvhas not appeared sincetth'
4 Carnival SO say She citlzens,
s ~ The yc'losg flags continue to h
displayed lfrqm the Windows As
Warming that the ssialEpoN sail
ERgers in the citF.
nj "a copelGsion, pardon cur hgr
riedly written lotters as We leaNe il
: twopty minntes 3orlNew 1orll-bid
+ cling qfsERwqll, iQg 9 time e thI
lglcaSant- eitr aad QUE warm
= heartpd aud dearly l9yea fgieaas.
rseGEGsFlg \ Elise q.