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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-30
chanesry Sale Of Real Estate


Nc. AT, r --Chancery Court ofshelbv eount,
NV Worthiugton OF al Va, M. A Worth
ingtOn o. al. 800
Rl virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale
l. entered In tho above cause on the TOtL
Day 81 Aoyemtor, is O, will sell, at pubIi1
ancilon' 2 the highest bidder, in front Of this
shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on "
S~nturtiHy, January Isl. 1881.
within legal hours, the following deseribsd
prope,t ~ ,ltaated in Shelby aud Hamilton
eounties, Tenn t0-witl
Lots q and :, spb-diYision Eppy White,
uhetat " mics station, Memphis 4 Charles.
ton IL. n, shelby county, Tenn, being tho
aine mentioned ard dc cribed In boof NJ
49, page &. Register 5 Office said eorntv. W.
x L rt lot No. 81 "a d sub-diyi,ion I'm F,pv
" hlte tract, bcginnigs at " cofneI lot M
% Iuunl' tnpneo uOrthWgrdly n chains NJ
nlksi thgnce We'tw rdly 70 chains; thence
soulhYardy Y cha nsi7 linksl thence in sn
sas,eiy erection alone with the state Line
r2aa = eh,ins 70 links 10 the beginning. being
ne same dosoritet In deed registered M boek
county, Tenn. why
3. .An IS Ocre lot, more or Isss. kno~
II. Mq9r9 place: Beginning ,. ~ tne
snnih No.. isua'' q " s,rnSr on r. w9SiiDs,.
gS'h /" eary lac; .henee eat Win ~
;iie 70 Wksta 90 feet, the center Of the Mem
a.lItN rknli lurtpn W. HI thence northwest
Mltnt9 .oO feet Of the center Of aid railroad
unlti eireetly north Of the beginning; thence
gOu, 70 inc. beginning, being same described
" ueeo itgistered In book No, los. pare so,
heglster s oiico Of said county.
!, a ten acre lot In said county and gtato,
,ylng eogth OF and adjoining The IA acre lot.
brg inning AZ tho southwest corner Of rame.
.hence south 5 chains; thence east % ohsins,
snonee hyTth 3 chaiuS; thonco west 20 ehalne
70 the, beginning, being same reeistersd In
county.
One lot in Chattanooga, Tenn, $50 foot
south, " degrees cast from tho inieTioction Of
Lonf ,ttreet and Montgomery avenue. thence
soutn ~ degrees west l0 footi thence north 10
nss'es west y ioei, thenco north % degreos
eatt ~ icet 70 Montgomery avenue; thence
souih " ogrees cast along said avenue IS feet
70 we poeinuing, being the same montloned
nho .0escfihcd in record b00kN, pages g38 VA
heglfteFs oiice Hamilton county, Ienn. =
Pidt Ipr this lot tn Chattanooga wifi "a ~.
oeived by mo az my Office up "a day Of said ssfs
An.l 1 VIII comp once To- CRY said l0t afhiebest
private bid said rJiyate bidder Ia tnts 49,
II no higkcf one ia offered. "
Terms q, sale! Ono-third cash. Lsl.ne. 4.
e9uql inttalmolts Of one audi vo yosrs' ~
retained iQr deferred payments, ior ,rhisi IN
shsssl w execute noles With Fo~
ihis December eth, -
Pinler ~ saCk, Clerk and Master.
tar. GERS John l.. 7. Snoed, goliei-
~ lbs
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tenor. Just Ss5sase I sing and act in
dead earnest That il what realism
In art meaub."
So much Tor the positive kiss. The
students Of comparative kissing, who
viii Of course look over the whole
field in = historic way. will have to
take into consideration the various
schools Of OSCILLATION. There vas the
Platonic kiss OF Kellogg, who used to
ding them like ieicles With her finger
tips, and. az Sher. Campbell once said,
there we're chilblains in them. Then
there was the Presbyterian kiss Of
Ada Dyss. who used to plant it on
Montague's left ear, or on the back
OF his neck, and always created the
impressson in the gallery that she had
bit h m; and the 1 otta bubble, which
always sounded like the pulling Of =
cork. aud seemed to he a number Of
linked kisses efervescing; and the
COrinthian kiss Of WainwriRht-a So
we're affair, sOmevhat motherly, and
when dropped upon a stock actor,
always frightened him a little bit "a
il be had pulled a New Testament out
OF bis pocket instead of a pack of
cards; and the Carey kiss -ahl The
romantic Carey kiss, that never began
anywhere, aud never ended-that ran
down the back and tingled in the
arms and legs, and made the hair
stand on end, and was accompanied
with laughter, whose echoes we're un-
dying; and the cavernous SOldene
kiss, that opened its ponderous aiu
aa,ble jaws, with 3 report like the
ursting Of an lndia-rnbber sslloon.
Who shall formulate all these
schools for us7 Certainly not Abbott,
Tor hers is the spiritual kiss, and We
arc not yet educated up to it.
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N-On.ResidenI NcneS


In the Circuit Court OF sh,Ihv .or,,, ~.
u~te,ee--r Tho Mississippi 4 Tennessss ri
Isaq Company w. Wary Ann Winchester
spEssrtns irOn AFFIDAVIT in this cans. that
w uel ndants, Mary Moal, William VIII
kslh Y theriue Linn. Sanuei 'WilIisr
" ioqng, ballie iinithor, John w Gather
~ lesng, u, William W Igehart, Jnseph [
l~glehart, Catherine Watkins, MARY Zeisier-
SSSS'gs Z,igler, Agnes M hols, Jerry
Jenkins. lydia Jenkins, Phoebe stIySsr.
A, 2 Striker, NJ ~ + Abde5ssp'
WMinheld 5 -ndorsOn Amy NC mpbrn. Aiies
h,tlngi fzAnk Nj ttting, NJ ~ Sloeun and
ner hs gsndi slocum, Maria Winchester,
i.vsnr, mminehesteI, 1co Wine ester,
ter, Mars.all Winchester, Blanche ia
WILSON, Liplle Davidson, Arthur q Ds-
WILSON, uenry Davidson, Annie David
a. John Martin, jr. Ida Narti Mrs. Jar -.
glnsh. stsr Emm, Winchester, " lillian Wis Ss
Ter, bCzabeth pOnelson. Frank .lngnes-
mas Murdocg, Mary Q kwnrSdtson'
Liihie hurdock, nre all non rssidsnts
sinle Of ~ aDsssee; h IL
tneleIore ordered that ANrO above namSl az
tSocau,, msAs yeYt appearance herein, At
on or kshrs y ~ ? ty!of Memphis, Tenn,
H. y ,Ssia and plead, answer or demur q
TX p,Slhtin 8 petition and show c u.o vi vine
,sS,sd Wsy,prayed for therein should no, he
ed a. ~ ~ Ine sane will be taken for confess
81 70 thsm aud set for hearing ex-parte;
80 that ; copy Of this order be- publishsa
2nes : week for four successive weeks In tbS
Memphis Daily Public Ledger. 'N"
A copy Attest: .
s,o .JosRPH UHL, Clerk.
plVO; ~ Vaaee and II. 8. Avo-y, Atty for
IL-lnlm. 961O2 O8 ia
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Before d @ Slaughter, J.. P. for halby county,
Ienn.-Stewaft, Gwynns / Go. ". v d
Wolburn.
\ this cause an attachment having been
4 Fued out under section $50 OF ths oods vi
ennossec spd returned levied upon tho prop
erty Of the defendant. and affidavit having
been made that the defendant i indebted 70
the plaintiff in the sum Of stt7.9i, due By
eoeounl snd that the claim Is just, and h I
the defendant is \ non. re- dent o. tue state oil
ienne 500, 80 tn tn ordinary prOces. Of
Law cannot be served on bio; II Is therefore
ordered that said defendant make his person.
appearance before me on the LIST day % Feb
ri ny ISL, Il y o'clock m, at my oh Q. No
y Msdison .trset. NJ mph 8, Teunessss, ane
defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed oy lag or the same will b,
proceeded with exparte: that q copy Of thi,
order 30 Published oEce a week, fer tou
weeks, 10 the Puulic led or
This the 24ih dag Of Dec mber, 1880.
~ l6 IL ~ nCSi uRbter, j. P.
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Int rested as by far the most successful
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diseases Quick, thorough and per anent
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.recnt Ease Of uonorrhea and Syphilis cured
q a few days, wit out h use Of Mercury
secondary syprilis, the last vesti c. eradioated
Aithout the use Of Mercury. Involuntary los.
q semen sto ped in a short timo. Suherers
ON impoteney or IS OF sexual powers re-
i9rrd 70 ful yigor n 4 lew weeks Victims
II 5peimatorfhea aud 10 s Of physical and
mental power, spoedily and permanently
yred
Particular attcnt on paid 10 the diseases o.
Women, and cures gpsrnnteod, ~
Tho and Lung diseases cured By new
'emsdies.
Piles AID cd sores cured without the use OF
Austir or tho knife.
All consultations strictly confidential,
edis mes sent by express to all parts Of the
Ountry,
Once hours from 8 Jam. to 9 pm. Sunday,
from 3 iot pm.
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NOn-RssIdsni RosSes-


No. SO9-In the Chaaeerv Com, nt cl.u.
county, Tennessse.-Wslter x Sneigy
administrator Of W Goodman ,1aooo5nse'
Can omn nsi Mississ ppi entral Railroad
appearing from affidavit in this oau.a tb..
y hhe defendants, The Missis ippi CentISi
II nioaa Nompany, y. s.. McComb, Josi.k
barq Weli, hben D. jordan. hos. H. Lom-
w, n. ntnthrop Gray. Cyrus H.. McCor.
nleb, yuIius Is. Alexander, John L. kim
sam NJ Pelton, henry Lewis. and Uasa1n,
~ NY conn, Tall OF the above, except the
stla dNaliro d Comtnny, being D rfners undss
w nrn q me and style Of the SouthsSn
faiitvAu Hse0ct4uon), IRE non residapes az
~ ttte OF, tennessee; that said Ejasiaainni
enssAl htliroad Company and said Ann. fhe
toutnorn Z ailroad Assocla lon, ara indehted
y vac Somplainants In va iOas amounts eV-
uohcou oy notes, accounts and judRne nts.
htklekatlng al W sT3. 900; snd attacbnSst
usEing oeen issued and levied on the unopafks
". ssta hsttoad Association, 1t Ia hereford
u'Asos1 !nal al the parties above nEmed
hm ona tnsir appearances herein. at the court
oD ~ eneipy county, in Memphis, Tenn,
On or before the first Monday In Febrnsrs
1881, and plead, answer or demuy IL oo,s
plainant. bill, or the same will be- tsS.n -
contested e. 10 them and sci fSy hssy;ns
exigf5te, and that a copy Of this order SS
puoiisned once a week for four sucoassivS
"SSts n thSPUBLIc LEDGER.
ms 18th DAY Of December, 1880,
A sopy-Attssk.
!; BLACK, Clerk and Master.
~ h. b.. McHEERY, D. @ hM.
uumes a 70, ton, BigeloB 4 Hill. WrT,kt
toltes 3 Wright, solicitors for complainsst'
NJ OK i0i I'm
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himself 1t the head Of the old guard.
All, my young friend, there never vas
anything like it before, and there he
nsset been anything like il since. The
soldiers, upon meeting the emperor,
uent almost mad With Joy. They en-
brAced each other, threw their Gaps
high above their heads and the air
fairly rung with joyous shouts Of 'Vive
fEmpereur.' Some persons deep in
The conspiracy had procured . large
number oftri-colOr badges, the emblem
Of the Nupoleonic dynasty, and ruth
lessly tearing from their coats the
white cOckAdes they rapidly replaced
them With the tri color badges."
What section Of the army we're you
| with &c WaterloO2' asked the Gazette.
II Was under General Lanier, and
tool par in the battle with yelling.
tons forces"
TIE DEFEAT AT WATERLOO.
Here the reporter asked him his
opinion regarding the defeat OF the
French and about GrOuchy'S conduct
His reply was: "Inever believed that
Grouchy was a traitor. de made q
great mistake, no doubt, but | don't
think he was untrue TO the cause OF
the emperor. Never vas 3 battle
planned as we'll as the battle of Wa
terloo. The heavy rain was q grea,
misfortune for us, because it made the
ground 50 soft our artillery could lot
!, be used to tho best advantage. II
Blucher could have been engaged a.
the emperor intended he should be
the -:story would have been complete
and be should Save marched back g.
Paris the conqyleror o, the world.
But Biusher's arrival upon the scene
just . viNtory WIS peroSing upau cor
banners, gave the allies renewed cour-
axe, an they again rallied. ibn
came Ne 8 81 rious charge, the ehec'
Of winch 40 81 different to what tn
emperor expected on account OF tn
narrow UNSEEN rsvine right aerosS IN
line OF charae, down toto which &,
many brave soldiers vent to their
death
A. This poipt the old mn seem 3
almost overcome by paiHiul emotions
oooAioned By mtDories Of the pEsl
The soldiers Wypt Ike children b,
continued, when he emperor ssid
All is lost for the present, and III,
retreat began. We knew then
THAT THE EMPIRE WAS DEAF
and that We would never sgun msrct
to battle under our beloved en-
peror."
Thu reporter could have listened t,
his remiBisct noes Tor hours, but th,
ti1's came for tbs old ,oiuier to pursue
hi journey ses ward aud INC inter-
vi Y had TO c m TO "a end
Mr.. Be uviere cane b. -Ame ic.
from Fra ce m ny years ago AID -et
tied ne4t BordontoWn. New Jersey
where joseph Ben4parte, brother q
the emperor, lived for 50 lOng = time
He raised up a family Of children, anC
thes al gnes up, married and locate.
in different paTta Of the country unit
himself and his good cid wife we're lef
} to themselves. Not long since hi
{ wife died, aud one of his sons, who il
a rich man in California, wrote to hin
TO come west and accept a WeleomI
; home with hun. The old gentlemal
accepted, and is now fast steamiul
onward toward the Golden Gate an
loving friends.
Although eighty nine years Of age
be is still robust aud hearty, and hi
) mind is as clear as it ever was. II,
vas dressed in elegant style, and Wor,
a fur cap and o~vercost, making hiu
the very picture of a well-preseTveC
and elegant old gentleman.
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THE KISS.
Views Of kissing from the BOsA
Smaeker Of the American
stage.
Syn crintls', Feuilloton.l

Nym Crinkle's Feuilleton.l
The western reporters have gone
recklessly into the psychology Of the
Abbott kiss There is sometime
about It. il We are to believe thes,
mad ways, tina stimuiat s investig =
ion One of them d, cl res that il
lss breadth but no dep'h, and an
other has detected asectarian favor il
il. Still another, whose exploration
have evidently been in the line Of
wardrobe, Insists thst it is "cut bias
The two cities Of Chicago aud st
Louis having got into al lnextrlcabh
Srangle over thus delicate physiolOg-
teal question, there was nothlns to d.,
but to ihterview the lady herself o
the subj ct, and st Louis reporter
10 use his own wOrOs, tackled her Is
her boudoiF
IS everything that Miss Alb OF
sys Is irau b Nth fac lnner 5, &c
u A bott aad or nd IS st.,se Is
sh hase Ui aiam uo 40 < VII
ray D. sid t. he afexpl,ii d,
b. n,er,iae his pc nj r int rr-t.
No ga orly al 10 r%e3Irr's
tiOn u no ~ US in au "a u r
Of the lady ami thr a .ts fraYknc
Nitn shich she 0 s 9 fesl sec
OF h ABBOTT kiss.' wi h. Of GU
q ear estnees TIE reporter Tell
his sory IN the following direct man
ner;
/ van. 10 knov sOms,lin s aboutt IA
4 Of o-cii auon. or the oscillation
~, Miss Abb,t' -aid the report
eeling t iat it aas possible 10 have
re subject o. conye sation tina,
< sslng botseAn = young lady and %
'nexperi enccd and Puilel,ks yonr
m-D who AS d votiag his life TO tn
lcquis non ~ wisdom
Well - bu-noB you know"
b ushea the scr b.. 'evey bOly ha
more o. less to say about the Abbot,
siss and o.. entirely in ths pursuit o.
in orma,ion, ! must know aomethiDg
about it
What can tell you that you do
not know about kissing. Everyone
sho has a mouth can kiss. Remem-
Der there are kisses and kisses, and
YOU may believe me when | tell you
that the stage kiss is a cold, dim, pale
phantom unsatisfactory, elusive aud
empty compared 10 the kiss Of love, /
know what beth are. Do your"
Well, | think | can guess at some
Of the conditions Of tho latter kiss, +"
admitted the reporter. II have some
vague, general swS about il, which
have never been cryslalized into
nraetice. lit Sould 10 iliust ated
nOW2"
Eat il can't, yOu know"
"On your part, perhaps, but on
mine'-the reporter would probably
have made q well'rounded and efFec-
tive remark if Miss Abbott had not
at this point tOuchingly asked him il
he would eat an apple.
The topic was spoiled; no amount Of
intefgi.Ying could evolve Miss Alb
botf 3 views on the kiss. All that she
'onld BE- got 10 admit was that th
b4Icony scene 10 Romeo ana Juliet
was copied IRON a pointing Of AntOn)
and CIeopqtrA which Sh0 had seen e
Milan. People talk about What they
are pleased 70 o9ll THE Abbott kiss
aid she, altogether forgetting that
II the scene is not made T,alistic IL
would be utterly q I, 1tale and un
proitable will not ainR roles ike
Trayista, o. which ! Do rot approve.
but those 4 do act I'wfl act with my
whole heart and my whole sohl, with
al the art which God has given me
l have never suug yet that was not
accused @ being IN love With ths
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n n-RssIdes a Elotee.

No. 900, r D-Clrcuit C0utl Of Shelby conn
Y Iennes'eo-H Harrison Boyd W. Caroline
~ Appearing from affidavit 6lsd IN this o,use
4 that the defendant, g~eraiine BOYD, 4.
residento Of the6tate az 1epnessee; Il h thcys.
fore ordered ttet The make her appeGrsss-
oessin, ft me courthouse, n ths ,,Ss
Monday In January next. is@ .ne Nlrd
swer Of demur 20 plaintiff n ii0tea. al
y, Iss'r y ~ same will be- taken for eonis.,ad
" ner, and the oaus0 soi for hearing ~
Rt.ei and that a copy o this orier he r,k
~ sn9o opce 4 week, for four successive wtots.
A copy Attsats
A.. JOSEPH UHL, Olofk.
@ iOi 10 Ii6
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The Pedigree Ofan Alleged Sian
dercd Calhoun Descendant.

Special Telegram to the Little Rock Gazette. ]
ST. Louis, December N.-The Cal
houn hitherto reported in your dis
patches as either dead or dying in an
asylum, is alive and well. He is a
grandnephew of John c. Calhoun,
who was born in South Carolina,
March II, 1882, and died in Wash
ingtOn City, March ], 1850. He owns
The Orlgiual watch OF j. q. Ualhoae,
M. J. Tobias mark; Liverpool, No
23l2." 1t has been handed down from
grandsire to granddaughter, and is D
witness to the truth of j. 9. Calhoun s
statement. The Globe Democrat has
grossly slandered the young man in hi
present embafr ssment and refuses t.
retract. The Republican will retract
"a the morning Mr.. CslhOun's ad
'crse circumstances should not make
i'm the butt Of even religious jour
ais.
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The best aud cheapest hair dressing.
It kills dandruf, ullays irritation, and
prcmotes a vigorous growth Of the
hair.
Burne,t's FavOring Extracts are
invariably acknowledged the purest
and best
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-30

FOL. A. K. Mcclure, editor Of the
'hiladelphia Times, writing from,
Nashville, says:
"She is SO universally beloved BY
al parties and classeg 10 tennessee,
that her little fortune in state bonds
al sho possesses in tho World-has
been, by unbroken consent, exempted
from the food-tide Of Reputation tha,
has defaulted in the interest due 10
other creditors. Republican aud demc-
crat. white and black, high-tax and
lowtax-all agree that the interest
shall be paid promptly on the debt
held BY her,
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Notice of Election for INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
~ ~. day OF January, 1881, an ~oiettion viii
DC held b. ne 10 tho town Of Nil ington, Shell.
qualified voters therein IN regard b tho inoor-
por ten Of snid town.
Thage rho favor tho INCORPORATION Of p.iA
town ~ hAvo on thom VI ted or writer
b. | q, the word F'Corporai Those
pp = d SSH have on them printed or written
z RAINY,
fheriG Shslhy County.
MsmphIs. Deosmbaga q. lss1 Wii7
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Rods silt Ridge ronic Allays irritation
ADONIs sHORN.
A Beautiful Secieiy Wan Sur for
ais Lest Bride.
louisville Post.l

louisville Post.l
A joke that WAS not all q Joke WIS
he oae ,rpttrated on the brilliant
,nd han som young lawyer, Guy Q
ibley, LIST Salurd y night. He has
cen gtOxiug Il remarkably 6ne crop
I br. y whisketB, aud prided him-
self muon on their addition TO his
manly beauty. Saturday night SIX o.
lis friends whose whisRers we're not
so handsome, took him to q barber
shop, and by force held him while bis
beard was shorn. This morning h.
brought suit in Squire Clements
cour for so damages, the value he
places upon the beauty OF BIZ beard
aud the trouble it was to cultivate.
The defendants are w. D. Cochran
J. A. Sandusky, R. B. Turnbull
Chap. O. Joyce, Johnston Finnie anc
- Holloway. The young attorney
intends, it is said, to have a bevy D
young ladies at the 'squire's Office Il
testify that his beauty is ruined.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN appointed and quaiissd ne
~ executor Of the will Of Patrict kerns.
deceascdi BY The Prehato Court Of Sheiby
county, Tom Z hereby give nntice 10 AMI per.
sons ndehted 70 said o.tato 10 como forward
go snh 70 ~ persons having claims
W. htaat'd V ine or my attorney.
JOHN \ Noes, Attorney. y "A 'iSmg'ii 5
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Interview "s;h o.eafNaPOIeon'
VeIeranS.-His Views OF Wafer
loo aud Ercnchy.
St. Joseph NO. Garctte.l

St. Joseph NO. GaEelte.l
Yester az Az cd fr,nc gent EN-
oassei through III cty. en- 2 uc f
California. " s. lie b : mace BEE
n eventful one. His name "a Je>r
BriRara Beausiere, and be war boz
iear RUueu. Fraucc in 1871 beire
. an advc tus. s tara he jcined the
army under the 6rst Napoleon - s g
) ne a d eaoH b, and pas g.
Waterloo from the bsginaing o lie
cad lie a, a car IN hs rIu ncar
ne elbow, which no say, VS. M DE-
rom a ball fred FROM a Riscsy
nusket, that beng the only V uud re
eceised duins the wioieeng gemvn
TREoREAT EAP0LEoN
VIVA DO Fgu think Of the gre,
Napoleon2" said thu Gazette. an, .
u know. ha il numerous h
hugs against him"
I'm ale al e E0elish slsn
lers," said the old man, nothing BIZ
andCrs rom q ! Mug H. emf. TIE
mperor was the best man that ey,
lived, and | would uot believe th i
vile siaudArs il the whole world W.,
o turn agaisst him. The allies de
rot send him to st Helena because
they wanted to punish him They
knew b" WAS their master and we're
afraid Ofhim. That is what they sent
him TO the bsir0n rock for Mon
Dieul what's crime they committed
When they sent the great emperor to
ne prosecuted TO death By such = man
- Sir Hudson L0Be. II makes my
blood bii yet 10 think ofib'
Where were you when the emperor
capped from Elba on the I~bcODstani
md land q ranues preparatory Z
AIS memorable march to Pari r. asked
he reporter.
81 wa. in he army Of France under
Marshal Ney. aud was with him Whtn
he marched out tn meet the emperor
hder & promiss 10 bring that gres
a to Paris in an iron cage"
Did the sol iiers dgder Marshpl
My take t. thc ide If lining the for
unes Of The returning monarch, er
seie they more o., las lntal to III
SinG' the Gszeite next asked
Every maa 10 the command loved
the emperor As a father, and they
would have joined him Fbethet the
marshal did or not Many 0f fhom
mad ben with him al Austerliig Lodi
md Wegrsm, aud had no idea Of fight
lng against their emperor. who had lBd
hem TO 80 many victories. when tho
emperor SUN non,d Marshal Ney 10.
in his standard, and called him the
rAvest Of The brave, memories If the
Glorious victories Of the past came
o,er him, and he forgot everything
except the fact that bis old Commando
was again calling upon him 10 put
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