Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-12
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lished in the Seventh ward. uN |
The magistrates on the Quarterly
Court bench have voted themselves FIVE
dollars per day during the session Of
court. irns0stDl 3. ieid.lo. w6.n
A bill was fled in the. First Chancery
Court yesterday by Chas. s. Cooper and
Others, TO incorporate the Memphis To-
bacco Company. .ia'ea
Go TO Mansford, corner Of Second and
Monroe, for news goods, daily papers,
weekly pictorials, monthly magazines,
novels, stationery and school books.
This morning Chancellor Morgan, Of
the First Chancery Court, granted the
petition Of H. Il Mite ct al for char
ter of incorporation of the German, In
surance Company. 9a aersr
Joe Locke, at 1864 Main, has daily
papers, pietorials, magazines and news
goods Of every description. Cooley 5
Lady's Book and Peterson's Magazine
/
for February, just received
Vic woodhullwas Kissed in Boston a
few nights since because she asserted
that she Was free lover and thanked
God that she was" This was too strong
even for the Bostonians.
The new terms Of the First and Sec
Il u 1
ond Circuit and Criminal Courts will
commence on next Monday. These
Courts are now winding up unfinished
business and will adjourn for the present
term tomorrow. il3sI
| The ancient philosopher, j. N, passed
through the city to-day on his way South.
He honors the dead on both sides, but
will not lift the veil, a Ia Mokanna, until
the sixth of February next, when he will
'orate toiour citizens. N M \
Seven members of the Confederate
R velief Association held meeting last
ey, sniug, A number Of resolutions were
mas sed with reference to creating more
ihte, est among the members and induc-
ing tn EN- to attend the regular meetings.
Erm, Us d sos, n ewsdealers, at No. 10
Jefferson street, and 40 Main, have re-
ceiyed tlle latess daily papers from New
York, New Orleans, Cincinnati. ST.
Louis, Chicago and sll other cities
also, illustrated weeklie s, foreign publ
cations, anil news goods generally ~
Reverend Father Burke, superior OIL
the Domir lican Order, who was to nave
lectured last night at the CIR sen'aw
Opera II cuse, is suffering from S, sVere
attack OF sore throat. The rever, 'nd
gentlem an expects to be able to deliver
his lectT IRE on the Ruins Of Ireland /
Monday evening next
The decision of Judge Heiskell, of the
First Circuit Court, granting a new
trial in the case of the Gayoso Gas Com
pany vs.. ]. J. Murphy, ct. ell, which was
published in the LEDGER of yesterday,
was generally read throughout the city.
The opinion was regarded as both able
and correct aff
Our humcrSag friend who touches up
10 calls on the Appeal suggests that Alexis
be put through steam cotton press on
his arrival in our city. Memphis must
Great a nav sensation in the bosom OF
the Grand Duke, a I'D this will do it, pro
vided he can be induced to stand mp du-
ring the process. 1tLIf
Kenilworth was presented by the Lydia
Thompson burlesque troupe to an i'm
mense house last night. Miss Thompson
takes ber.efit this evening, when the
entitled A Day in Paris and
Jiurline vi II be the entertainments At
the matinee tomorrow Sinbadl the
Sailor wi IL be performed, .l US. aii N
In tn e case of the Gayoso Gas Com
pany VS.. Murphy ct al, decided ye ster-
day by, Judge Heiskel, of the First Cir
cult Court, on motion for a new tn ial,
judg merit was arrested as to defenda nts
]. Nj. W williamson, Louis Hanauer nd
r. P. W alt, and to-day an appeal to he
SUPREME Court was taken on the srrest
of judgr tent by the gas company. od
Alexis was mercilessly snow-balled in
St. Louii yesterday by the 9aDliHs of
that city As heddrove by in sleigh
lie signs al was given by a leader, who
cried out, Here comes the son of a
Gar Alexis smiled at the young
Dsmocrs is, but if it had happened in
St. Pete rsburgh, the snow-ballers would
have tax en- trip to Siberia. To snow
ball roys lty is disloyalty.
The investigation in the Musso-G owes
no, nicide closed yesterday aftern oon.
Judge Flippin, of the Criminal c. 'urt,
de cided that the defendant Jos eph
NJ asso, should give bonds to answer two
in dictments, found by the Grand Ju ry,
of the Bartlett Circuit Court. On he
charge of murder the bonds were fix, ed
at three thousand dollars, and on tie
charge of malicious shooting ~
til ousaud- she defendant {, was din
Oh arged from custody, Messrs J. A.
Roosh, L. Brignsdeiio, and B. Mslates-
ira being his bondsmen. a-at.e
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rRAIRIE CAIcKESs at Victor d. Fuchs,
Al Jefferson street. llSi
ReeordeIf's Court. 30 I'D