Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-26
LEDGER LINES.

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Inc American plug nat, so popular
49, - - p-,'' a'', , :. 'u' '"-u",o"
ip'a"u'' "nefo II Is useu as a measure
'V' po'"'oe'' ou' :" o"" oH'"So "
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Inc stockholders oil the Exposition
building met last night and elected a
OOaru Oh directors composed Oh twenty
One '-o inipI nc Vllp',Siioi .Ho 81
SUING 'sAr '""''0e eiee'eu neA' ~OHua'
e'e"'"s'
The Chelsea ghost IS believed to be a
killed and scalped Modoc that revislts
US in the glmpseS OF the MOON In order
70 impress On 'ne "nl'e mouocs oi mem
pms 'no ,A'' '"a' e"efai i""' 10 "
''"'p'i'
Inc female Happy Hollowltes have
taken position behind well-constructed
breast-werks, by way OF resisting the
goat and hog ordinance, and they dare
0ni1' n'"' anu H'S pOh'e W '""is' '"'
"ofAS'
Anarrow-gauge railroad can be built
to HOLY Springsthis fall' but a broad
gauge cannot. Is not halt loaf better
than no loatf Shall Memphis and
oheihy county proht by the investment
already made or snail II be iostf
Inc Mempnis l-'le ana uenerai lnsu'
rance company ~ d. Moiioy' Fresl-
uent' closeu lts uoors yesterday Inc
institution passes into tne hanus OF an
assignee, LlaOiil'les' twenty-five thou
sand dollars assets surhcient 10 meet
iosses.5 u 3 p 3tU AA 3 NAtti
A correspondent suggests clearing the
streets of dirt by compelling women who
wear trains to walk in the middle of the
Streets ana he thinks that at the rate OF
one oushel to each tram the DIRT would
disappear IN about three days-but not
IRON inc shirtS'
AT a citizens meeting held yesterday
to consider the Selma railroad matter
the movement looking toward narrow
gauge vas voted down and the broad.
gauge adhered TO- The committeeman
Will urge our citizens to take acceptances
on COED security TO the amount OF
quarter oi " miii'On Oh uoiiarS'
A drunken and probably drugged
white man, name unknown, was con-
veyed to the Adams street station-house
yesterday morning. He remained in an
inseHsibls condition from the time of
his arrest, and was sent out to the City
Hospital to-day, he being apparently |
dying No one knew him, and no pa
pers on mis- person threw any light upon
his identity.
The principal sufferers in the Bill Nc.
Lean ueIalCEIlO0 case seem 10 D6 Une |