Frank HEIDLINGER, was sentenced to the penitentiary from Giles county at the July term of the Circuit Court, at Pulaski, and was taken by the Sheriff to Nashville, arriving last Saturday morning, and before he had changed his citizens clothes … Continue reading →
At a stated meeting of Bradshaw’s Lodge, No. 256, Free and accepted Mason’s Lodge Room, Jan. 4th, A.L. 5866 and A.D. 1866, the following proceedings were had: WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst our worthy … Continue reading →
Pulaski Citizen January 12, 1866 The following notice was in type for the last issue, but unfortunately got paid just as we were going to press: Died – in this place on the 27th ult., Mrs. Susan – wife of J.B. CHILDERS, – … Continue reading →
Whig and Tribune July 29, 1871 A negro man named Dan McKissack, employed on a farm near Pulaski, last week, by John R. Campbell, was killed. Campbell was acquitted by the examining court. Source: Chronicling America
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