The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-23
The planters of Mississippi com
plain of an extended drought

The planters of Mississippi com
plain ofan extended drought.
The Tennessee press is a unit in
support of the Cincinnati nominees.
The recent rains have saved the
wheat crop in Middle Tennessee.
A Lynchburg (va.) negro has
announced himself as the coming
Messiah.
The first colored lawyer has just
been admitted u praC tice in SOurh
Carolina.
The Springfield Record places the
Greeley and Brown ticket at the
head Of its columns.
The Atlanta sun and Savannah
News. of the Southern newspapers,
iLdorse Mr. VOORHEES, speech.
Judge David Davis has retired
from the Presidential race leaving
Horace Greeley with an open field.
Several mad dogs were killed in
P"jford county during the past
week.
In New Hampshire they call eloPe
meut suicide. Tint is not bad. He
sued and che sighed.
The GreenyiIlc Sentinel is still an
other OF the weekly papers that has
pla,eu the Greeley and Brown ticket
ut the masthead.
a drunken sailor excited Ports
mouth Val congregation by as
srrting his ability ito whip any
damned man in the church"
Hon. jim. Curry, once one ofthe
Ebl-st Representatives IN Congress
from Alabama, is now preaching in
North Carolina.
Senators Trumbpll, Fenton, Tip
ton. Schu~z and host Of other Re
publican senators cordially support
Greeley and Brown.
Dir. Burke Bond has retired from
the Franklin Review. and Journal,
and is candidate for the Legisla-
ture from that county.
The Southern papers, with barely
an exception, cry out against Mr..
VOORHEES, assumption that he repIe-
sents Southern sentiment.
Horace Greeley has taken formal
lesye Of the editorial chair of the
New York TribuAs, until after the
Soyem Der election.
The next session Of the Southern
Baptist Convention will be held at
Mobile, Alabama. The opening
sermon will be preached by. the Rev.
DR.. +. g. Jones.
A Georgia physician scared with
a red hot iron the back of a paticat
suffering with cercbro-spina! men
nights, and it knocked the menin-
gifts cold as bail.
The new county Of Moore, recent
j. created from portions Of Lincoln,
Fndfor' =, Franklin and Coffee, has
been organized by the election OF
Cheers. LynchGurg is likely to be
tie county seat.
The negro who was taken out Of
Jail at Carthage and hung, on the
18th inst. was named Dick COrnweIl.
a young lady, Miss Lacy Martin,
"elv eighteen years old, had been
outraged by Cornwell.
GOV. Brown lcft-for Washington
oa Saturday morning, to arrange rOr
The adjustment Of claims OF the State
against the National Government,
~ authorized by the Legislature nj (
Il" recent called session.
The Trenton [Gazette hoists the /
G.c-icy and Brown ticket, advising
It's election mot rs choice Of evils, /
hut believing that it would give to
Sac country just and honest adj /
Ei..istraJlon.'
DR.. White, of the Lebanon Herald /
dies the Greeley and Brown banner
Et the head Of his columns, announc .
lug it ~ "up to stay, only subject to /
tuc decision Of the ballot box n No
vember"
John PrcsSwood has been remuv-
e from the Nashville to the De kalb
county Jail, from whence he will be
,lly taken on the day Of his execu-
tiap, tho Oath inst. There is but
I.t,le ii sGy chance of his further re
Igitvc
The Springfield Record suggests
that "the blackberry crop this year
viii be. unmolestcd, if our people
1--we any regard for life. The 10
Gusts eggs which deposited in the
berry arc poisonous. Keep your
children out Of the briers."
A traveller on the Humboldt train
iEto Memphis shot and killed "a Wild
turkey from the wi dow of the car
rAEu while Lac cars were in rapid
motion. The tain was stopped and
ihe bird taken on board as a trophy
81 tie Nimrod' 5 skill.
John Morrissev, of New York.
proposes To bet $4,000 that Horace {
Gre ley will carry New York $4,000
that he wall carry Pennsylvania, and
: 1000 that lac will be the next Pres
iient OF The United States, provided
the DOM ocratic party makes no
OF the eight daily newspapers in
} "unessce four have already placed
tie Greeley md Brown ticket at the
head Of their columns-the Nashville
I'nner, Chattanooga Times, Jack
son Plaindeulcr snd Knoxville Press
'ud Eefald. The other four papers
strongly ndorse the candidates.
Louis stein, q commercial traveller.
T. presenting large importing house /
IN New York. has Instituted a suit ,
igainsl The city OF Memphis for five {
FoGSand dollars damages sustained O
Nv illegal arrest The arrest was s.
pcrpetrstcd on the ground of selling .
$500 ny sample without license. /
The ministers Of Darlington, :. G.,
have refused TO receive a license
ma thr state. authorities to preach 7
Lac Gospel, Justly regarding thei' :,
authority frt,p, tho Nkvr,.b If God 40