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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-06

A lady occupying E0om. letter B,
nc a hotel wrote on the. slate IS fol
lows Wake letter Bat seven and
if letter B sass lec beg be- don't let
her ne. n letter B b., because If
ron letter II be- IeaeE B VIII he no
able 20 ics her hose u IL. b
who viii be there IS ten. The p1r-
teF--a much better boot biack than
oythDZ,abhist-after SSudtEag the
above all ni-hg did not know
whether 70 wake letter Is or letter
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-06

CoCETs.
s5as1csry CoErt--BegIns TIE 81 Monday
IN February and lst Monday IA Sept.
Hon. W. =. FIemiHg, ChaRcell8r. ".
?. BaIlentiuc- Clerk and Master.
6ircuft COzrt- gins the FoHrth Nom
days in March. July and November.
Hon. WIN. +. Martin, Judge. Henry
n. stanley Clerk
gv.1sl.U Coar- Begins the Ist Mon
DAYS IN January, May and September.
Hon. Th0s. N. Jones Judge. Henry
Il. Stsnley clerk. jos. usseI, At
tsrncv General.
SQUAT Cau7t--Nleets the 1st Monday ia
each month. Wyatt II. AJeuathy,
tbuImln. IT. H. Aymatt, Clerk.
Nm. Houston, Deputy Clerk.
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Change of Wind

The Bristol News sees no neccssi-
" for an apology" on the part OF
the Tennessee Democracy for any
part Of the new arrangements Ofthc
Congressional Districts in this State,
1t pithiIy says: The Radicals who
set Tennessee on fire object to smoke
Just because the wind has changed z
Il very properly tenders rs appro-
priltc apologies the recollection e
some OF the blessings which Radi-
cslism has shoWcred upon the State
Take &c saws, "the annullei regis
trauon of nine counties 1t one time
As a slight apology Take martiaf
law IN time of peace as an apology
Take tie enfranchjsement of slave
aad the dis Establishment Of master
as an apology. Take the school
fund returned by Gov. Harris as au
apology. Take the iron woke now
on the neck OF South Carolina as on
apology. Take the swollen iudebt
e,luess OF the Cotton States take the
Custom house frauds. tie French
arms lob. and smoke them for a sea
son. and if more be needed they can
be furnished TO ou,ler.'
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$3.50 - -'@A-@@ala
s-iT-DaviA ". Parsons.
Esgahes-Dayid II. Parsons, Jr., p. II.
Bites and Robt. J. Anderson
ROb'r A. Blow.
Ter CCTlscf0r-E. 7. Evans.
Trusfss-5Ierliuz II. BFogsn d.
Register--Johu ". Dyer.
.SgfIriss PgJic-James Buford, Jr. and
". +. Alexander.
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RooTs AID SHOES.

we are now opening q fulI and com
pIete stock Of Boots and Shoes At Nay =
corner Oar stock Is direct from KhIla-
del1lfa- New York and Boston AMI
vfIl be sold 1T 9 small advance Tor
Cash. We invite or friends and the
public generally to ell and examine
our stock and prizes
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-06

Money orders can be obtained At the
Puiaski PosIohice upon p8suon.eez IN all
parts OF tire CHiced States 4 list Of
monev order offices may be seen on ap-
Blicatioa. The following are the rates
" commission charged tor money or
ders: Orders not exceeding $50, 20 cts. (;
ever $50 and not exceeding $50, Is cts /;
ever $50 and not exceeding so, % cts. I;
sFer SO and not exceeding $50. y cts.
I'D. LEWIS. r. N.
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Every Da! an Increase Ia Flesh ial
Weight is Seen aRa Feb.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURTRB


Ere-v Jrg9 Of the SAESAPAETLLrAz
EESOLVENF comHfenicatss thruuEa
Blood, SWaaE. Erius. and other G1ids
iE5ces Of the sys-em re q. or ef re, for -
paiTs the wastes 81 ths BODY With nsEa
sound material fHfg. sssEizia- Ca
srnaatiaH. GzasGslGra 3tzz=ss, LIcsss "a "a
ftr9as. Esati, TzHsers, Aates 81 ~ gls.sa
rsG ofhsr 71rts 81 a. sgstsl1. .SsrF fFss, sirr
1saf fiack-rgzs Tfr7s "a -lrs, ans ~ 5s-r.s
fsraLs ~ sfis 66eGsss, Er41fiars, Fscs~ Sire,
Sad Had, Etag HarHs, Sllf Riezzs, EFy-
si1eiss. Acas, Bleek Srlfs Fqrras IN ~
rsssh, TaHtsrs. Cancsrs IL Ea-sB, ed ~
t-szfcziHg cd rftsfaf afsa5Ergrs, lf1gis
.Srsats. Lass q S1erss cad AZ Uastss ga
Iis rTis-fBlF znf iestEia ~ rEretizs raaes =
E5ss z-7rdsr ef Aaasra tssmssfrg. zzd 3 -
aGus ~ sesti rFess Ca 8 nrrssz gssss Is ~
aif5sv rftaess fsssss y zlaslzss ~ passas gyzg
e. eurE 1l-Hs-
Not oulg does the s. zs8rtaT Lgas sRs.
TEST eIccI aII known remedial aseatE
the cura ~ Chrome, SerofEioa<, CousiitE
tioaal. and SKIN diseases, bat lis Ehg cal
E0s5ti lie cure Tor
Bladder Kidney CoEpiaiuss,
Uriuzrv aud Zsu1b ii-sazes. Gsavsl hszbe-
tea. BEoPsz. StappaEe Of Walsz- lmeUaEi-
ueHce q Trine. BriEhL's Diseazs, Albumi-
naria- sad IA. al $3.50 3 hsra share are hTssk
dust deposits.
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NASHVILLE.

Would call the attention Of his old
friends and patrons 90 his large assort-
n1eut o. { arriazes. Buggirs, ROekawsys
and Express Wagons, uade up under his
supervision. and guaranteed TO be Of su-
ueriOr workmanship Having been e.
tablfsned III business IN y ashFilie for the
past sixteen years he fatteEs himself
that the large amoGnt OF work sold 70
different parts Of the eOuntrg. Il a SUI
Eicfeut Recommendation in his favor.
Repairing of all kinds attended to
promptly. All work warrenree.
u0v3O-eul +. N. ALLEN.
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The residence of johnson Shu-
mate, six miles South OF Franklin,
WAS DESTROYED bv Grc last week. Ac-
clcnt
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Meets every Friday evening one hour
Rf(er sun set. +. NJ. Bunch, \. Z James
Mclean. L. Sec.
Giles EUcampment No. 81 meets the
GlSt and third saturday nights Ia each
month I, NJ. Buuch, Chief Patriarch /;
james Mclean, Scribe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-06

RAILWAYS READY RzETxF
WILL AFYoRD HsrANrEAsr-

EPrlfeasien Ct the Rrady ReIi-re -
tbs paTs % parts Is here che PsiE 81 a slsEfty
eEists viii afoTd esse and cou1faTt.
Twenty DROPS IN haif 8 tzsnhler e gatsr
VIII IN = few moments curc CEAMFa
SPAS&S. SuUE STOMACH. HEART
BURN. SICK HEADACHE. DtARRHEA
DTSTST FRY COLO. WIND Is THE
BOW Els AMI aI TNrERSAE PAINS
IravcleEs should always c-arrV e bottle -
r - way Ready Relief Eith thelu A
few drop< n vruter viii prevent sickness a
paiH- from ehsuEo Of WltaF. e 3 bsrts
than French Brandy @ Bifssrs IS . sgizu
Hrne
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATlTE PILLS,

perfectly tasseless. elegantly Ccssed vita
sFees Eu5sl- purge reg1tats- parity, cleanse
zad s1rfuEr hem RasIwzy = PiIia, f1r lh.
cure of all disorders o. she stomach. LivsF,
Bowel Kiincys Bladder. Eerress Dr.
eares. Headache, Constipation, Cos seaesa,
Indigestion nysPePsia. Btifoussleps, Baiaas
Fever. Inflammation Ct the B. zels, r ZEE,
and ail arrangements % tbe Intern 81 7 iscs-
"a " aTrauted % eject po=E-iF- c1ra.
Purely Vegetable, containing 70 mstg1tf,
minerals or delsferinas drugs.
A lev j -e~ 81 Railway Pills wiil free re
system from az the abov,s Hafleti dfsorgis-s-
Price Is ceuIs per box sold ~ druggists.
Rad FALSE ANDT CEF send 5na
s'c.sr ssurap % RADWAY q co. No. -
" arrrE street, New York.. fBfermaliea
gsFJh thousands Eiil hs cent yea. i-.sS-iy
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coaroRArrox orrIcu

CORPORATION OFFICERS.
N1s3r-Jas. r. Grove,
Recards--Roh't Shapgr4,
7or-n ConsfaAl--Nvm. +. Wells,
PoElcsmCu-W. J.. Madison.
ALDERMEN.
4 J. Alternately, Rob't ShGpar3. Jas. +
Crow {, I. IL. Eainey, lIcury N. STAN
lev, Nm. Malone. ami ,. u. Moore.
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eEAukNA rRIRE. 40. 81. o. E..N.
Nscts every "Wednesday nJghr- y. F.
Grant Sschem q. =. Mason, {. OF r.
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III Ds:riet-L. 3. Carter, ". J. Ne
Nicely.
- Cary Gilbert, J P G Reed.
s. Jos. 3. EGmunds0fi, Jas.
Aliens.
"a Jesse Shelton, James a.
Warren.
sd - PA. o. Sneed, Robert d.
Eeetl.
8sA s. Williamson, Jas. I.
F6gg.
IN Wya;t III. Alternately, jas.
l. Jones, vs., T. Alexan-
44 der, Josiah J.. Pesrcy.
go - sam. ~ I}utieF, EPper-
son TaTpley.
ETA G. Il. Reason, VIM y.
Scfuess Jas. c. Butler.
IA Hardin GriEgs, Francis
u. Ecr-ev.
lliA J. Calvin Young, ". W.
HtUns
lsA A.P Martin, f. G. Yam
1874 Chas. Dover.
lslA Jas. T. DieScy, AleGandgr
Prentice.
Jgh Jas. u Shields, J. NJ. Nc
LsaFiHs, J II Creushavv
1siA v. .. Vest George X.
Dismuke.
MA J. T.flarm 1Hd Jno. Raj
stou.
issA Levi Reed, ). II. Paisley.
1stA J. ". Parker.
SEA Alfred fIouze, J. n. Bass.
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TERMS:
n. 3 D. RAILROAD.
ArriEaI q 80 a. -.


FASsE>scER TRATSs GCTo75 EoETH-
ArEiEess ~ Il -Gs, n, AMI Y 20, a. Il.
PAEsENs p Trans GoESo SOUTH.
ATrives AZ II 80, ?. II, and 1 90, ?. N
FnEI9uT TRAINS.
sioIHg ssoFth-AFFivesats -, p. NJ.
Gniuz Soutll-ArFivesa a. e 30, A. II.
FAYETTEVILLE horse midi route leaves.
sTery THURSDAY AZ y. 30 pm. - rrives
n SataF'iav ae j go am This FIan
smbFares Brad shaw Banker FIilf- III E1L.-
JyrrstCnah1 AIllviIie. H
sugar Greek Enaiis aTritf every -Thlsrs-
DAY At 3 pm. Departs Friday at am.
The mail embraces Appleton, Minor
Hin, Good Springs, Aarbuts and Mock
eaou-
LaHrencebuYg mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays ct Ii 80 am.
Departs zame disks at bpm 'This en-
brscss Vale Nils. BGdenhamer, vs. est
Point and Uavisud springs
MarcrIIa Fails mail arrives every sat
RrSay az II 30 a-Ia- . DeplFtS same day
at y 80 pin. Ells embraces Parker
Store and Camp belisFlie.
EIktoB anal arrives Tuesdays and Fri
2ays at 70 p-E- Departs same days 81
3P-n-
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CAMP or PALE FACES. No. S.
Meets every Tht,rsday night. Emil
jackson, PTcs.; II. &. Cow Sec.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FFDEHAL oFFICERs.

RssssHs Tar Asssssor-J. II. Morris.
= --s.ifus Tar CO}lscfor-S.C 9. AOaett.
PsstzsasssF-J. ID. Levi.
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Nashville and Cairo PaLa CO.
STEA1TERS

rT,--,-, -, T-r,-3., sn4 FTsTfcr1sn
Ao-s5 7oAi- 4 -
nEE OF THESE FINE oEEA3lERS
~ Vii leave Nashville every
Al ss7Rs1ssxr- Wednesday & Friday
-. r--..-..
= : Q e-leAs 2 az c--liAS - -'.'e7
e N-lLl i3f = IL - - =
l-o1' l1Asg - --.s,- -. =
5le--.-s5 49, 80 - = - -
LILIES Ne11l4LL 4@--ils - = ~@..O Loi
SllIeaso ana an points ot.5 ~ ~ IA
y ess- taxing llfSL ;-lio stt-l-- CAS- ~
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nuRhEW $50 pEIsnYFGRgAN euuRCu
No Minister in ehaaee.
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POPULARITY AND SUCCESS.
It's ever ready aIaptability to al
classes Of work makes it absolutely the
BEST FOR GENERAL USES

1t uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE and
makes the LOCK STICK alike on
both sides OF the goods.
It's great economy In Thread, using
only = IL yards Of thread to
make a seam one yard I'm length,
while some others require s yards for
the same length, also uses glazed and
tax thread. Its great power and aeu-
racy Of adjustment, passing through
with ease and celebrity,
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FEVER AND Age.

FEYER and AGUE cured S1ra ~ ssats
There j. net = REMEDIAL aEept Is this Esrts
thas Wiil cure Fever and 4 -us ana al e Re
AulEriGuz. hilious. sca-isE. TNphas3 Tel
los-. AID other. FeVcrz fa1ded ~ RAD
WIS FILLS 20 quick 80 EADWAT's
READY kkLIEF- Fifty ssEt4 per ssals
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-06

A steafast faith begets a constant
peace
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IFsaffes theirs luust ba &c lepst
- lsass ID slab 70 secure tn
fEzHs a 81 90 saeh. and the oas
- sFeaPfBy ch EaIs.
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cHuRCH or fuE MUssIAH-EPIsCorA
%. Augusta .. Stanley, Rector.
Services GO n a. M. and 2, an.
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SAVE YOUR HOGS.
By the use Of my
nTarsn Hog Medicine

vou may save your hogs from diseases
such as Cholera, Mango, Measles, &c,
and thereby save not only your hogs,
but they win fatren on one-fhird less
corn. Il also destroys lee dies gnats
and mites-thu- saving chickens and
other stock as wei as hogs Try it
n once. No troubIe 10 apply r. Full di-
rectfuns with 60 Box. Apply At
Pope s TovIer-s. l. E Aberuathy's, or
Hin 4 MfIler's. Pulaski.
apr4-6n J n. WRIGHT.
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cATnghia QHEECH.
Arr tf8bfis AlatTpn, Pastor. scryi-
so ttes iaufth sunday ~ The month az
80
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Thfgtu-Fvre o.. Forty

thickness Of Domestic, ana without
changing tension, needle or thread, pas
ses on TO tissue paper, making beauti-
dII stitch without tearing it. Its sim
plicIty of tension, the bottom thread
being always right, only remains 20
conform the top thread TO it.
It isthe only Sewing Machine In the
MARKET that Is clear OF
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II Z! BEAUTY

sTls~ - EIcH BLcSB-fraszas
- saH EEaET-GLEAR eErH ~
J vFB HrLEzIss SEeEAAs - A.
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rprsrYrrrtAN cuuRcu.

Dr. &c. Mitchell, Pastor. Services
los AIN, and pan,
MEruoplsT +. CnyEcn --SoUrH-
Rev Nclihorp Mooney, Pastor. SeUyi-
ecs ~ lote am, and pm.
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OAho-1I AAllALAEl-N ALso9Li ~
Has y De THE MosT AsToNIsarss cERaa
50 QCIcE, 50 RAPID AEE EHE Ca5SaEa
THAs BooT UNnEReoEs. rNBEE THE lNs-u-
ENcE OF rHrs TECLE NosD EETTE MEaz
CIgE Tu2T
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Ger q. W CerdoB.


The Memphis Appeal Of the 9TH
contains a call upon our distinguish
ell young friend Gen. Gordon to be-
come a candidate for Congress from
the State at large. The call Is signed
by large number of the best -iti-
zcns Of Memphis, and is a very com
plimcntary,. though deserved, re-
cognition of has ability, courage and
integrity. Gen. Gordon declines
The pr fered honor in the following
gracefuLcard.
MEMFHIs, TEsls., jane 6.
GzSrLEHEs- Your CommuuiCa
tion of the fourth instant, requesting
me - become o candidate for Con
gress for the State At large, has been
received and considered. Apprecia-
ting the responsibilities and de
mands Of a position SO important, it
Is not without dinidence that /
would accede TO your request nnder
any circumstances. But since your
call [ an informed that my personal
/ Fl lend and former commander, Gen
eral b. F. Chc&tharn, is a candidate
for that Office. have entered the
field too often ssiiA him to take il
now against him. am, therefore,
constrained To decline becoming a
candidate. Nevertheless, / am deep
: i sensible Of. and sincerely Thank
YOU for this valuable evidence Of
your regard and generous expression
of your confidence.
/ Very respectfully and gratefully
G. W. GoRpoF.
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IIIicit nisiiIlafian.

The B0HHer OF the 1Ith inst. says
a report was received at the internal
revenue Office from }. ". {. Bryant,
Assessor Of the Fourth District,
Yesterday, relative t. the recent sci
zure Of Illicit distilleries in his dis
trict. lie, with the eleven soldiers
who accompanied him, ranged
through Rutherford, Coffee, Bedio. q,
Lincoln, Franklin, Giles and Moore
Counties, and discovered twelve
Illicit distilIeries, which hail been
running and six in active operation.
lie had destroyed altogether $50
tubs, 10000 gallons Of beer, goo
gallons Of singIings, 100 bushels OF
malt, corn and meal, worms,
copper stills, / iron boilers. Two Of
the distilieries were in Franklin, nine
in Moore aad seven in lincoln
county. ,-
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Grant has been renominated, and
his magnificent array Of brOthersin-
law again breathe freely.
Henry Wilson should not have
sought to step into Colfax's shoes.
His strongest hold is his ability 10
make pair Of his own.
Greeley and Brown can easily de-
feat Grant and Wilson, bat how the
dickens they sre to get around
MeSsrs Woodruff and Douglass Is
What staggers as.
The Radicals at Philadelphia have
nominated Grant, the tanner, and
Wilson, the shoemaker. This at
tempt Of theirs 70 moEop0lize the
leather trade OF the country is too
small for contempt.
AS the Radical candidates for
President aud Vice President viii
inevitably be defeated in November
next, it is lucky for theu that they
have each good trade TO fall back
upon.
Mr. COlfax announced q year or
so ago that he was determ ned to re-
tire from public life at the endOf his
present term, and We see from the
Philadelphia dispatches printed this
morning that he still adheres unal-
terably ID that determination.
Suppose Grant and Wilson should
be elected, and ia three weeks after
warts Wilson should pat spider in
Grants dumping and however,
we fear there 10 no hope Of anything
Of that sort.
It is reported that Grant and vii
SON are 50 apprehensivc of their de
feat Icy Greeley and Brown that they
are already negotiating for the par
/ chase of lanyard and shoe-shop
on the headwaters of salt river.
The Boston Post tells rs that a
Georgia printing establishment is
run by water power. IT several 9th
/ er establishments of the kind DOM
1here were run by water instead Of
whisky, they would turn out much
better papers than they do.
/ Gen. Grant says he was not sur
prised at his denomination hy the
Philadelphia Convention. or course
he was not. He had long ago given
many of the shirtieSs wrctches who
composed the convention to under
stand that they had either to TeHom-
mate him or starve.
A conflict occurred Yesterday be.
tween the United States Marshal
and his force and a sheriff and his
posse, in New York, over some goods
the marshall held under warrent,
in which the Federal officers were
beaten and the goods captured.
Had the Circumstance occurred in one
OF the SoHther States, an universal
howl would have gone up from a!I
Radicaldom. and Grant might per
haps have got his KGklux law after
all.
The most important action OF the
Press Convention at Bowling Green
was that in relation to its finances.
I The funds Of the concern have ac-
cumulatcd in the hands of John @.
/ Craddock, Of the Paris True Ken
ttuckian, who has been treasurer for
the last four years. until he now has
a surplus of two dollars and half,
and it was resolved that he he au-
thorized 20 es-ablish 8 national hank
at Paris, with branches at New York
and Chicago.
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General Gordnn.

We publishsd i'm another column
call upon General u. W. Gordon.
al this city, to become candidate
Tor Congress from the State at large.
This call i signed nv gentlemen
Nno ovCuEy distinguished social 30
fit'"ns la our city, and are esteemed
among the oldest and best of our
merchants, bankers and insurance
"!hce's. Emsnuting from such a
source, ~ Is a high compliment even
I" gentleman Of General Gordon g
standing. \ msn OF excellent pooa
nse, intelligent aad distinguished
I"r Nhil Ties such as are most needed
D. an efficient & Congressman, re ia
prompt 20 recognize the fact. hut
VIII courtesy and Difference only
vqu'led by bis galiartry and high
"-siiRG lac refuses the profTsrcd hon
o. 90 favor Of the gallant Chcathan.
whom none know but u love and
h"N"r. Con. Gordon is one of She
n.'ng soung men OF oar city and
tH't aud vs believe the future win
',A'" BIN for even Il higher honor
sn"n that Ten Tered him IN 81. com
.'' ss tar "a strain hv those = ~
A"N" rim best - .Hssp. Ne X..fa,
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"W hat ought the Baltimore Con
ventiOn dO?'' asks an exchange. The
Courier Journal hardly knows,
though it is Inclined to think that
before proceeding regularly to busi
ness, 1t ought TO adjourn.
Hey-diddle-Cid lie,
Grants in fiddle.
And Boutwell, is ready TO jump through
the moon.
The liberals laugh,
To see the sport,
And Butler viii surely run of With the
spoons.
The CamGnche Indians are dis
gusted with the employment Of col
ured troops on the frontier because
they are hard to scalp.
Why il an ear of wheat and an
oak similar in origin? Because they
both spring from corn.
Keep a st~ai4ht, brave look ahead,
no matter what seeming obstacle
seems in the way. A heart full of
hope and will full Of dete mination
aTt the best rcIaadics for al! earthly
Ills.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

Hon Henry s. Footc, having been
relieved uf all political disabilities
by the recent Amnesty Act, au.
nounced himself As a candidate ror
Congress from the State AZ large,
declining 20 submit his claims as 8
candidate 20 'thg-caueus Of any po-
litical caucus on GARTH lie after
wards declined in favor Of General
Cheatham if that gentleman would
declare himself uaconditiuuaQy for
Greeley and Brown. Gen. Cheat
ham having failed 70 comply with
this rc4uisitIon, Mr.. Foste resumes
the race.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

a party platform, especially for
Presidential purposes and ON deli
cate questions, IS like one Of those
iageniously constructed pictures
which, looked at from the front,
may give us George Washington,
while viewed from the right it may
be General Butlcr. and from the
left JET Davis or any other man
and such on the issues presented, re
quiriug skiliful hedging, Is the -
publican Presidential platform em-
snating from the late Phiia el?hia
Convention i sets out with -
brief recapitulation of the great
achievements of the republican par
ty during the eleven years through
which it has controlled the govern
mcnt and the dcstinics Of the coun-
try, and declares that ''thIs glorious
record Of the past is the party's hes,
pledge for the future. ~ ]. Ter
cid.
Well, it is upon this glorious re
cord" OF infamy, and this '.best
pledge" OF corruption and political
oppression, that the people have in
dicted the Grant party, ard will
consign it 70 a back seat in Novea.
Ser.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

Col Tom Neal, Of the DyersburG
G0zsfte failed to put in his appear
snce at the late session Of the Press
Association, and it vas rumored
that he belonged to that poor class
Of country editors who stayed away
because they had no good clothes to
wear, but he is now said to be the
best dressed man in West Tennessee.
We are glad 20 hear it. We always
gave him credit for more sense Lhsn
tosuppose that we rich editors would
slight or snub the. poor ones on &c
count OF their clothes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13

The Ripley Neers says Tom Neal,
OF the DyersburS Gazette, is either
doing snoring business, OF is
very popular with some clothing
merchant. Trm says it is the
snortiug business; that the liberal
fellows who used to give him good
clothes are all deal. Amt il as
tonishing how al thst sort. have
died OF lately! Well well, it is 4
sad warning TO them not to oyer
look you in the future, Tom.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
Tennessee Nemsnanets-

We collect the following Stats
Il s from Geo. Z. RowItrs American
Newspaper Directory
There are low one hundred and
six papers Published in the State OF
Tennessee, the circulation of which
amounts 70 IfS.&32, @: these -
ia are daily, $500 tri-weekly anu
I.3l2 semi weekly, the remaining
1875 are weekly.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
IahnC. Braun.

Many of our Tenn essce exchanges
have huisted the name Of John c.
Brown for Governor. AS he has
stepped of the Democratic or to the
Republican platform, and is tossing
up his hat in high giee for Horace
Greeley and cen to Richmond, - We
are disposed to await the coming OF
events. We can't "giye it mp SO, Mr
Brown. - Ari5gsiHs Resc2s.
Isn't il SAD! The E0Raer- refuses
Gov. Brown support because he de-
clarcd himself democrat, and the
Rsscae because he hasstepped of the
democratic platform. Again, how
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