Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-02

IN tnat city' Inc Ming .he u,plomalle p!!iC
corps anu eIeae iui1ioeT dr, VI cH oi'iNens ~
anu straegers atIehIeu. my i1ie1 III ~
ing or capturing the entire party.
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nan % Oh .ne .lme Oh tne OongreSsinen ~ ,Ss Ioa
ue.o'e9 ~ :nI inses.'f astGn T., 'nu e
caillies vi .heir oro.hei haIioais anu :. !.
lhey ulu lull Jus!Ice W '.e suOJeo'' ~
"ouiu require 'neir ""o'e ''iie
Schneider has been dancing the can
can IN Liverpooi 70 TI lhe greas scanuai lled VI VI
Ehe ihhaDitan.s' ine Ihercur! soes ~
lar as 10 say tIat she cahhV' W ihe
creates. s'reteh VI courtesy De oalieu
a young iady
Dunning, the negro caterer for Con-
gress, has issued a pronunciamento to
ms le1iow-darkieS y We say p, tnel mus1
Sote you haulcai Una. "enutii .L. iIl,ipS rL dnu M
sumner are heroes ana 'hat Vhase mas
ios' al ms onarinS
A young lady in Monson, Massachu-
setts, was recently offered $500 for her
hair, which lacks but half an inch of
being six feet long. On her refusing the
o1er the would-pe purchaser asked II
SIoVo wou,u ps any lheaceineh'' nsoon 81 u "nicl
she repiieu' NO HOT @zoVo'
CD. Hess has organized an English
opera troupe for the coming season. con-
sisting of all the principal members of
the Parepa Rosa company. except the
Rosas themselves, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowler, Mr.. Drayton, and Mr.. Peakes,
who are the best members of the Rich
ings-Bernard troupe.
NJ Teulot nrocen,or in tho Rroo,;o
6, NV hos snod Pr;nco RarmonJ do
Prnri;a Co.. Joo aoo france Jcmomoa @ co.
foios nr;sonwa,t W. t n a'Innot;o asrir ~,
NJ Tanlot made love 70 tbe Princes
Auguste do Rroolie which the Prince
considered clear proof of lunacy.
count rolosSl, a russian, noDlemah,
ana empioye Oh a suspended factory at
waterbury, conn., uleu Iast week at tne
age OF thlrty-tnree' ne INDUCED III
Poiish lnsurrectiohs' was tai ana mana,
some, spoke iVe languages i9entiy' ana
IN iact dld everything that roliSh counts
can do'
Gen. Lee arrived in Charleston Tues
day. A letter to a Virginia paper states
that he thinks he has gained some
strength, but takes desponding view of
his condition. The trustees of Washing
ton College have made a provision for
Mrs. Lee, to take effect in case OF her
surviving her husband.
Colonel Houston King. the ex-Confed-
crate who. in fit of madness. origin
ated the story about a stupendous coun-
terfeiting operation and duped the de-
tectlves. Treasury officials. and every
body else, has been heard from. He
writes from Catlettsburg to Boutwell,
that he isn't crazy now and homes he
won't be again
Ordinary books of reference place the
Pone's present AGE at seventv-etght but
according 10 the Nazione of Florence
that is a mistake. II ouotes recent
of his Holiness as conclusive ON
tbe noint A short time AGO he said
~ will sit down now for he old one
soon And I am old. for am near mv
eigbtietb and not nv seyenty-eigbt wear
as is officially stated owing to an old
mistake When wears are nnon ms tbev
cannot be taken away
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II oeYen:een years aso' pneI DarIl
lls iiausSu man nds ieiecs VI i'olueduA, S ne
NV gu. WIN 'hg l.li M pelor, anu ogins
;an y, ooiianG.ns ,';.s pIeseI.I .I anu I "in
hlng inunIers, I, qu'se p. uwsrIeH tne nero N Vi
leon Sthe citizens seem to regard the |
nrefeot and 6orget their E,nneror |
Z Sire " was the courtlv renlv when n
Is MARCHING the crowd is always /
strnck with tba drnm,ma;or bnt II ;s not |
- be % concluded tbat ,bey forget tbe gen.
sral in command ?" That reSlv was the
making of Baron Hanssman ~
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a Cnipese lauy $ lootis mus Preseelee
y 1le puoic sa1e NY ~ . can HI1nclsco
.orres ORE honfeHt' Wa5Aing rIi ai1ng Dupon
oilet, and, though the sight was no nov
lily, as she was going to bathe her feet,
curiosity impelled me to stop and try to
,atch a glimpse of them. A foot three
inches in length is the idol of a China
nan, on which he will lavish every epi-
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