Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-26
BREvITIEs.

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Go to Joe Locke's news stand, at 800
Main, for news goods, daily ana weekly
papers, pictorials and monthly maya
zines.
A Louisville Communist named Mary
Kelley was sent 70 the penitentiary yes
terday for one year, on the charge OF TOD
bling church, lo3% y
Eight Jurors had been obtained up To
one o'clock to-day IN the Cosgroye-"ilii
homicide case, now on triai before 'he
Criminal Court
At the corner Of Second and Monroe
can be found the latest news from all
parts OF the country Mansiord Always
has something fresh
The negroes of. Louisiana call Horace
Greeley ode whitest man in Nori
America" which he is literally, being a
plump and well-preserved blonde.
McComb's Memphis agent, who failed
to grab the Memphis and Tennessee rail
road stock during the recent stock furry,
is known by the appellation of 1.-THE
Heather Chinee.
Greeley has been offered the hospital
;tv of all our hotels. The proprietors OF
the Overton. having made the first bid
will have the pleasure of receiving the
philosopher Of the Tribune.
Charley White, a we'll known variety
,,ogo manager takes q benefit Mt Broom
Onera House tonight at which benefit
tho combined theatrical forces of the
vor;et;es and Broom's will appear.
r u Smart ESQ Grand Sire of |. O.
n r arrived in this CITY last evening
and loft late last NIGHT for Washington.
Previous 70 his leaving he attended the
Lodge room and delivered an impressive
and ;nstructive lecture to the Odd Eel
lo,us o.s..or,bled
~. T. Co. ,ow.doolor. on Jef
larson and Real streets have received
,ho lotest da;lv naners from all points
Nor,b South East and West Foreign
Nm. ond n;otor;ol noners nm hand al
.ho;n s,ords wbere everything in the
rowo line can be found
m, -,o.o,,.:o, -, .ho 81 :,
-. ~o,u,;.na a. ho ,b;rr .,
,on,o ;u,nor,onoo The Confederate mic.
Mo oones off nm the al of June Horace
Gree,ev will he in the city at that time
and will nrobablv attend both the con.
vont;on and the nicnic
IN 81 L.n,,u 80
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MISSISSIPPI otate notes. OF h'co'n
money as IL is Called Is reluseu a'"ios
everywhere IN that state nelng maa'
payable ior TAX IL oD'aiheu eener"i cir
'uia''O"' OD' NJ" 'r - '' 80 50 f "r
up. 'n'i o"o' ~, ,-o1 80, - :
o'''Ae"' s0"0 0 w :
present
Mrs Paraiee haskeli arrived III Nasn
vile yesterday and assumed the dutie'
OF State Librarian 10 which positloi
Gov Senter' to his credit ana nonor Dc
1t said, recently appointed her' Among
Tue inary "o'S Vi .ne WV "'i . '''0'
lie none nave maze MIN 50 respec'e'
ana popular as 'nis uneApec'eu appo'"'
ment'
The Nicolson pavement ueclsion re
Gently rendered IN LOUISVILLE N.Y. ant
affirmed by the Court OF Appeals is verl
important and interesting. Inc Ken
lucky decision states that the city char
ter authorizing the city to tax properly
holders adjoining the streets improved
by the construction OF Nicolson pave
ment is not unconstitutional.
In the First Circuit Court to-day an
attorney asked for an attachment against
an absent witness named Grant. What
are his initialsY" asked the clerk Y
s., whispered another attorney. inns
struck the ears of Deputy Sheriff Ian
ford, who at once felicitated himself
upon trip to Long Branch, where he
could Ku-Klux the man of destiny in