Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-20
Mcfarland is sick--of the intsrviewers.

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McF.rland ia s;ck-of tho ;ntarv;awers
mT.s:.
nsules, .i'Iou. IesatI " SEA- a.e
inc in a Western town
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a cras'y o'u oscne,or says ne 'ulnas !.
$50 woman, anu ho' her ~tongS' THAT
ougn' 10 oe reors'seo
Inc smail ooysin Oolamola' o u, are
wiid az 1ne appearances oi en organ gr,n'
oer WIN his mcnhey' tne nrst since tns
war.
Miss Il zzie Boynton, OF Indiana. an
nounces herself for Congress. She has
blue eyes, short hair, prominent nose
--and cheek su tr fte-.
A Justice of the peace out West sent
an armless man to Jail for picking pock-
ets. Inc Jaiior seh1 him oack win an
aoJurga.ory MESSAGE 70 'ne Jusuce'
In Chicago, husbands are said to be- so
much under petticost government that
they add to their announcement OF future
movements the letters w. f., which
means wife pernitting.'
A little boy having broken his rocking
horse the day it was bought, his mother
began to scold, when he silenced her by
inquiring: Whats the good of horse
unti' IL oroAe'
Two barkeepers ln Boston hotel have
just been sentenced to pay 9 foe OF $50
each, with three months, Imprisonment
In the House u Correction added in the
case OF one of them, for selling liquor.
The friends of the late Senator Fss-
sender have indicated the names of the
Senators whom they desire should deliver
sulogies, and order in which they should
speak, as follows: Morrill,, of Maine, to
announce the death of the Senator, to be
.DloweT oy MGrr,1i, W Oh Veunonl, an
Irouy' woa1i .Lsu w.'aus' su naSSru u;,, ahu
Davis. sue noI,e, .ne uoasn WIN 10
ann0unoeu W Hr e'e'S' ei "-'ne'
Mrs A. N. St. Clair arrived at st
Joseph, No., on the 30th uIt., on her
travels through the territories and across
the continent, 10 her. own carriage,
having completed q journey of twelve
thousand miles, four thousand of which
was made in her own carriage, visiting
all OF California, Oregon, Washington
territory and British Columbia. Her
9augnter, . VINO p!cJec.ea ln's Journey
u'eu :" oa'' i1eAe - 0A"'' '''''
While the counsel for the prisoner in
q criminal trial in Philadelphia, on Wed
nesdsy, vos making his argument, one
of the jurors started up and exclaimed:
Il say he's not guilty" The Judge re-
,uked the Juror and 6nei him $l0O,
although he said, in Justification of him
Ielf, that he was hard Of hearing, and
nisund nderstoed the attorney, and that be
vas never in court of Justice before,
md at all events did moi intend to do
,nything wrong. N Ou Lli4 Nl.lilIa
..,. "A
o,a Harry Ksan ia n he srso,od % IN
ys,ar,own at q cost of sSs nm T, !. n
he sbans of a Greaek c.oss Jvr ,h;,,v.savan
ae, in ha;as, tn ;n,ss;nr iii ha nf
'ol;sbed Ts,;a, marhia w;,h ma,no,;o @ a.
,;ndows of stained cIass in Tho oa,aroaai
E ,bs cro.s Tbs rema;ns of NJ Ksan
iii 3a nlsced in = ssrconboSn. MIR ~
n :, ~ On liz ton sn;Iar rscsn,aoies s ars I've
he nronorss for b;s wife erd J.noh,a,
i'm tnesl;nr s,s,nss fT,e sto,rary iii
a sexaon,ed; N p ,mc'' T'I'''- '''N' "'' ''
Eiward v. Ttrdy, born in New York,
{ French and English parents, in 1897,
led IN ap)ect poverty In That CITY few
sys seor leaving oonns, securiles' cash,
'c.' 10 Ine amount OF my thousand dol
'Is, ne was lnoss Wle'cneu miser
!. tre age Oh '"en'y.seven ne owned
mp OF nis lin wnicn ne traded TO
II parts OF we worid, making a ierge
IfIune' wn,cn ne Iose oy snipwreeK'
IaVing maze ana lost Two otner fortunes
3 turned misef, ana i'vso ,ne resi- oil MS
le IA cellar' nis uncie, A,ex' De-
n9nv'ere' was ,ne acersolted minister
France u tne oni'e1 o.stes'
The New York Star says of II. G.'s
rofanily: The habiiusl profanity of
r.. Greeley is positively shocking.
side from it's extreme bad taste, ito
rcessive immortality is all the more
iueful by reason of Mr.. Greeley's prom
eDce as a teacher of morals. The
,ung farmers of the West, accustomed
read Mr.. Greeley's essays, would be