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New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
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NINETY-FIRSI SIREEI,
@ Rbtb avenue 10 the EeE Drive and from TSeh sveu
70 Ae Hudson River
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The steamboat MARY

~ POWELL win after Monday Sept 49, leave New Ycrt az
secot fOg Thirty fouts Pier at 3lo or
EewbOfgh Po1glkpe Rondout landing CoIIeDs West
Ptdnt, Cornwall. New -Hamburg sDd Milton.
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NIItI tpptaIaII' W
TllE BAND under the direction of Mr. THOMAS BAKER s
form n ENTIRELY NEW SELECTION or MUSIC.
Due notice will be given Of the 6t ppearancs Of NJ CHARLES
FISHER, Mr. OWE MARLOWB. Mr.. CliAS ROCKWELL, Mr. NJ
flanagan Mn THOMAS BARRY. Miss EPFIB GBRMOS ,sl Mrs.
JOHN SEPTON
ALBERTs exquisite Comedy (aov playing Londo.
With success) entitled
THE TWO ROSES
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feclures ana Msetines.

--,,.,,,,x MCCARTHY will return To Amer
10 -, IN n.e LECTURES Ou Topics ~ the iaL Al
~ ica % hVnE AMERICAN LITERARY BOShAe' iS@ Sas.sa
Ie az Ses.Yck o. Boz 6lOL
IcS KATE FIELD will Lecture on Lite
loo ttc Wiierues, Charles Dickens" Actor, sRl
~ 10 W. F term. All its address, Mss FIELD n Joysi boston
.CUAMBER OF COMMERCE.-Aspeeial meet,
I -. m. chamber Commercs all be hed oa "hpShNpAt
NEXT Sept D. oaoek n - receive F'Por i'o@ -
- Fv. m the tac "Improyenent Of tae Ware -
H... H" ,,,., GEORGE WILSON. Secrs.ars-
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The following list will the Management believe be sufficient guarantee
the excellent interpretations their viii receys
rom their combined efforts
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NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
a. - n. ron Pier q n R. foot Of RobinsonSt
cabin fsrr BOSTON, Sl To PROVIDENCE, 81
lect fsr, 70 BOSTON 80 To ToPROyIDENCE o..
feEhi Cs Connect and Prov
lhe Prov Woreessr "a s mporant Rna
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
POLICE BUSINESS.
semi.AnnuaI Report of the Business
for Six Months.

The semi-annual report, just made out
by the Captains of the First and Second
Police Districts, for the six months end
ing December 81, 1869, exhibits the fol-
lowing facts:
First District = Number of arrests,
1921; State cases, 1854; number tried and
fined, 1859; number tried and discharged,
4e5; amount of fines assessed, $l2 573 60;
amount on. mittimuses issued, S6608 ;
amount of fines collected, 1896; amount
collected on mittimussep, $2949 SO; total
amount collected, 1906 10; amount of
lost or stolen property recovered, $702l.
Is dodgers accommodated, 439; animals
found estrsy and restored to their owners,
So; accidents, 80; fires, 80; lost chill
dren, IL.
Second Observation-Disclosures of arrests,
1859; State cases, 608; number tried and
fined, 1852; number tried and discharged,
2s9; amount of fines assessed, S5676 80;
amount on mittimusses issued, $3l35 co.;
amount of fues collected, $254l 80;
amount collected on mittimusses, $ll98-
65. Total amount collected, S3740 50.
Amount of lost or stolen property recov-
cred, SSH 26; dodgers accommodated,
l45 animals found estray and returned
to their owners, "a; accidents, 49,;
fires Is; lost children found, T.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
Loea, BrevIties.

Municipal Court not 10 session to-day.
5oj. Giles NJ. HilI5er, of vieksbsre, 4
at the Oyerton Hotel.
The total white vote registered in the
city is 1894; total cclored, 1919. Tota
white and colored. 6628.
Mr.. Peter Tracey, the clever pressmsn
of the LEDGER office, has returned from
pleasant trip to Cincinnati, and we a.s
obliged TO him for late papers.
The Avalanche of this morning was
printed in three languages = English,
Dutch and Whisky Chute. The latter ia
said to have been the only lingo spoken
at the colorea serenade last night
A FIRE broke out about one o'clock this
morning 10 a two-story frame house at
SO Jefferson street, near the Theater.
The fire department rallied and seon
extinguisbed the flames, but the house
was nearly destroyed.
A man named George Matthews, sub
contractor on the Mississippi River rail.
road, near Big Greek, in drunken spree,
killed his wife few days since and es
capped. His father, who was mixed up
in the stair, was arrested and brought to
this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
The assertion put cut this
morning that John Johnson has
withdrawn is false,


GRAND GERMAN 0PERA.-On next Mon
day evening Mr.. Grau's celebrated grand
opera will make its fret appearance in
Memphis at the Memphis Theater, COM
menciug short engagement of one week
only, during which time seven different
operas will be performed. This company
is now one of the stroFg est in America,
its artistes forming a combination of the
chisf musical talent in the country. We
are too much pressed by political matters
to devote the space dps to the merits OF
the company. We will only say that the
scale of prices adopted is most liberal
one, the price for reserved seat, season
ticket. being fixed at ten dollars, the sale
of which will commence t0-WoTroy morn
ing at nine o'clock and close tomorrow
noon, after which time seats for any
single night can be secured.
PAaAp1sE Losr.-The MiItonisA Ia
bleaux, at Assembly Hall, drew good
house last night. Tonight It will not be
exhibited, as. d enry Farmer had previous
" engaged the hall. The tablesux excite
the wonder and admiration Of all behold
ers. Ths inspired Millions grandest
vision Of Heaven, He'll, Chaos, end i'm
mensity and beauty, has been faithfully
delineated on canvas, and the sublime
panorama filled every heart with wonder
and awe. We eaa 70 more describe 1t
than we could describe tie g'esiss Of
Niagara to one who had never seen them.
The exhibitions will be open tomorrow
night again.
THE HxS EESICov.-McEvey's BY Der
nicoD, Illustrating a journey through Ire
land, will be opened for exhibition at the
Assembly Hall next Monday. 1t has
been greatly improved since it wss here
before, and is everywhere visited by
large and we'll pleased audiences.
MEnPHIs gHELTER-Mrs. Bowers gave
q finished rendition OF Leah last
night, the best we have seen for years.
and was ably supported. Tomorrow
night she will take a benefit, and &c ex-
pect to see a full and brillian, house.
ASSEMBLY EALL = Henry Farmers
concert, for the benefit OF The Church
Home, 10 have been given this evening
AZ Assembly Hall. has been postponed
indefinitely on account o. The weather,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
THE ELECTION.
Johnson Ahead I'm Eight Wards =
Stand by Him Two Hours Longer.

Business OF ell kinds is virtually sus-
pended to-day, and our citizens are work
ing at the polls as they have not done in
many years, the Taxpayers in particular
A full vote will be polled. All has pro-
crossed very quietly up to one O'clock.
John Johnson is ahead in every ward ex-
cept the Seventh, and perhaps the Tenth.
Lynn will get considerable vote, but
not enough to elect him.
John johnson will easily beat both bis
competitors, if his friends only work
until four o'clock. The Walker men are
desperate, and many of them acknowl-
edge their defeat. Felix Robertson and
Bob Good will be elected easily, and The
most of ward nominees will be elected
also. A Waterloo defeat hangs over the
Walker clique.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

The Tax Collector on Privileges re-
ports the collection of 1851 1881 80 during
the year. What has become ofit?)
Reports received and ordered filed.
A vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered Alderman j. 7. Swsyne, Chair
man of the Board, for his uniform dig
nifty and ability as presiding officer
The ordinance allowing Aldermen $3.50
per annum was again passed. 1t may
stick, unless the new Board dissent
A resolution of thanks 10 Comptroller
R D. Baugh, for his efficiency, was unan-
imously adopted.
A resolution was adopted instructiug
the Street Commissioners to turn over all
city property in his hands to the City
Engineer.
A vote of thanks was rendered the re-
porters of the appeal and Sun.
The Board adjourned sine die To-day
new Board will be elected under the
new City Charter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
The Memphis Bethel.


Mr.. Wyckoff makes the following re-
port to the members of the Memphis
Bethel:
The month for which l was employed
for the Bethel haviog expired, it becomes
my duty to present the following report
for your consideration:
Daring the month l have made 542
calls and l22 visits, making a total of
GEL, an average Of rs and fraction per
day. / have made this distinction, es
visit is more protracted than a call |
have held % religious services, sold 6
Bibles, given away 9, also IS portions of
Scripture and Ill tracts--a total of l45,
and have had the promise of ll9 new
scholars for the Bethel and So for coored
Sabbath schools, making a total of 1872,
whom | have found in that part of the
city reaching from the river to Third
street and from Exchange street to
Chelsea, inclusive, not attending any
Sabbath school. In this district think
there are but few families on whom ]
have not called, and whenever possible
have had more or less religious
conversation with every one / met
On some families l have called
several times. Of course, before enter
ing a house, / usually could not tell
whether the inmates we're white or col
ored, and where / found the latter, with
children lot attending Sabbath school,
| advised them to attend some one OF
their schools, which they promised.
This was subordinate, and by the way.
and together with the little Bible work /
have done, at the request of Mr.. Thomas,
has not materially interfered with the
Bethel Mission work. Ia one month l
have seen enough to be convinced that
there is great work to be done here,
ia this direction; one that should appeal
10 Gods people in this city, as it is full
filing The saying of our Lord, 1.-THE
poor have the gospel preached to them"
for you cannot get them into your fine
churches; and it is also a work which
should appeal to men of the world, as it
is mainly for class which will eventu-
ally come upon the city for support,
either as paupers or criminals, il they
are not now looked after and trained up
to become good citizens A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Respectfully submitted,
B. ID. WYoKoFF, Missionary.
MEMPHIS, January lat, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

FIRE IssURAsoE.--We welcome back
again in our midst our former highly
esteemed felIow-citizeu, Carsiugion
Mason, who has opened up an insurance
agency, for the city and State, for that
well-known and responsible insurance
company, the Home of New York"
the assets of which amount TO over
81. 900, 600 He also represents the
Manhattan of Nav York" with assets
of over 100000. Our new fellow
citizens will fud Mr.. M to be man Of
integrity aud foe business qualifications.
Old citizens need only to be reminded
of his return 70 our midst agaip. See
his card in the LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
The Harness SO Far as Heard From.

The Harness SO Far as Heard From.
A poet says: ooh she was fair, but
sorrow came and left his Traces there"
What become of the rest Of the harm ess
the poes don't stste.-Erie Dispatch.
Oh no. Further down the bill of
poetry it says: "Come wi me, my las
sic, and I'll take the to thy Hame." The
balance of the harness is still missing
La Crosse Democrat
You are mistaken about that. The
same poet, speaking of the same young
lady, says: And all the Lines that
sorrow had left faded out in JOY" The
rest of the harness 10 still missing
Exchange.
No; still another has turned up, for
further on the muse informs US that,
Loving hands and simple flowers had
decked her for the Bridal. Nothing has
vet transpired as to the wheresboEts of
the rest Of the harness. York Repubh-
can.
All mistake, for had not Walter said /:
"Give me but what this belt bate bound J;
take all the rest the sun goes round.
Don't be discouraged, friends, the rest Of
the harness is bound to come Ohio
State Journal
OF course it is, for hath not the poet
said, "When Greek meets Greek then
comes the ing of war" Pass along the
Toledo Blade.
No more, no more. Well give you
only what Gratiano proposed for Shylock:
"A halter gratis nothing else, for Gods
sake. - Chicago Republican.
Yell; but the harness is not complete
without the collar. Brutus said to Gas
sius: go. show your slave how choler-
ic you are." If your harness is not yet
complete, tell them to SADDLE white
Surrey for the field. Nashville Union
ugd AmsrteaA.
White surrey, git out
This is much ado about nothing, for
Mrs Ofgood says:
90. wreathe shs ribbon lightly round
And tie il meath your chin;
And-do not let its folds be bound
ny needle or W pin
II is unworthy, reader DEAR
Your dignity OF mind
To take such trouble with your gear"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
xiv err.

The weather is cloudy and rainy. Here the
river is Iecedre; at ST. ouis 1t is also. declin-
ing, with five feet in the channel out to Cairo
The Ohio is falling. with Eve and halt feet in
the canal. Arkansas aud White rivers remain
unchanged, with plenty of water for all pur-
poses.
BOATS IN PORT.
Thomas II. Allen. Des Arc. Robert Burns,
Guiden, Sallie ", Pretender. Armadillo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Thomas H. Allen came in from
Arkantas river with big trip. and returns on
Saturday.
The Mary e. Forsyth passed down for Vicks.
burg. we'll laden.
The superb passenger steamer Gudon. Cap
tain Rice in command. is the regular Thursday
Arkansas river United States mail Jacket.
leaving this evening at Eve O'Clock for Font
Smith and all intermediate points. William
Morrison. an efficient clerk, presides in the Of
fee, assisted by eur clever and good looking
young lend, Charley Musselmaa.
The General Anderson, Capt,in james Lee,
leaves to morrow evening at FIVE O'Clock for
Frisr's Point.
The Des Arc, Captain Glass. is announced
for all points on White river tomorrow even
ing at FIVE O'Clock. She came in las, evening
with big trip. Billy Miller is her chi. clerk.
The fine steamer Armsdillo. Captain George
Wolfe in command. leaves fer Cincinnati this
evening at five O'Clock.
The Pretendsr came in yesterday from st.
Fraocis river with a god trip.
The Salhe ", Captain Miller. leaves this
evening for Dyers burg. Mr.. Parker. an . fable
gent EN- n, does the honois Of the flee.
The Olive Brsnca viii get away this evening
at Eve o'clock for New rleans.
The Minneoa cleared for Cincinnati with
1900 bales of cotton.
The Magenta left for New Orleans with ZOO
bales Of cotton and 1850 SACKS of oil cakes
The Colossal passed Gown for the Arkansas
river.
The Bismarck and Ksnton pissei up.
The splendid George W Cheek. Captain Ma
lone, Is the regular Thursday daily packet for
Friar's Point and the bends. leaving promptly
this evening at FIVE o'clock Frank Gonter
man is her attentive c.erk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
CITY couHcIL.


The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
met pursuant to Adjournment, yesterday
afternoon, at the City Hall.
The Secretary presented the following
report Of the Comptroller, for the month of
December, 1869:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

BIDwELLs AXLE CREASE, for sale to
the city trade at manufacturers price,
with cost of importation added.
ORGILL Bios. & Co., Agents,
ia $40 and 3l2 Front street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

II YOU want bill-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way Of job printing, come to this Office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind of prices. Give US q call
before making your orders. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
MEMPHIS THEATER.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT

GRAND GERMAN OPERA MANAGER,
VI H. GRAU:. Ore week onlyl Commenc-
ilg Monday. Janusry 10th. with Gounod,s
most celebrated opera, in five acts. FAUST,
originally produced in America by hi. Com
pany-Marie Frederici, in her original role,
MARGUERITE; Franz thinner. in his orig
insl role. FAUST; Fermes, VALENTINE;
Dziuba, SIEBtL and Joseph hermspns in
his renowned creation. MEPHISTuPHELES.
Full chorus and Observation-Disclosures. c. Van
Gbel.
To be followed. in rapid 5uceassion by No;
zart's immotal masterpiece. TIE MAGIC
FLUTE tDie Ziub.TAoetel.
Boildein's La DAME BLANCHE. liable.
man in bis renowned role OF George Brown"
in which he sings the celebrated " Robin
Adair"
Carl Maria W n W eb'r's romantic opera DIR
FREYSCHUTZ. with the celebrated Incania
ton Scene, produced with all the properties
and effects brought here expressly.
Die GIOVANNI, With new and gorgeous
costumes and splendid stage effec's.. Of Hale
vy's renowned historical york. And
LA JUIVE (lhe JeweSs Die Juedin).
@H- Due notice will be given Of ihe-openfrg
Of the Box; plan of securing seats for q 3
opera season; ai'o. prices Of adm ssiop 1C6-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06
Money to loan at $50 Main st. 60

WY is it that Marvin & Co.'s safes are
used Ia preference to all others by the
leading banking houses, hotels, and rail-
road Offices in the principal cities North
and East2 Because they are the safest
ORGILL BRos. & Co, Agents,
ia Cor. Monroe and Front SITS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

LADIES HATS, fashionable styles and
assorted sizes, at the Revolution Dollar
Store, 2I3 Main street. 1867
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

HENRY FARsERs Church Home Con-
cert is postponed on account of the
weather
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

Fresh SHAD.-Victor D. Fuchs, OF
Fish sua Game Depot, No. Al Jefferson
street, has just received supply OF Sa-
vanuah river shad, the hrst OF the season.
Call and see. lUS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

PIrTsBuRG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh & Co. Office, 27S
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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MEMPHIs THEATEh.-

"
Lessses- sPALDBG. BIDwELL & Mo noSouGH.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Managing Ii. GRAU.
The Management respectfully announce a
brief season OF GRAND HERMAN OPERA,
commencing on MONDAY, January 10. when
the original company of well known and favor
ite arts e., who have recently closed in New
York Cat he Theater Francesca also in Phil
adelphia and the principal cities Of the United
States.
LONG AND BRILLIANT SEASONS.
will have the honor Of appearing in this city
in fa' orite German Operas. which have never
a combination Of the chief musical ia lent In the
country. comprises among others, the follow
ing eminent artistes:
Marie Friedcrici, Miss Amelia Jackson,
Berth,s Johannsen, Sophie DEuba.
Theodore Habelman, Franz Himmer,
Heinrich Stcinecke. Wilhelm Formes,
Josef Weinlich.
Musical Director.................C.F Z. VAS0HsL.
Full chorus and orchestra. New and gor-
geous costumes and properties. specials, i'm
ported from Europe. The repertoire will be
selected from the following works:
THE MAGIC FLUTE die Zauberfl ste),
MAKTHA, Flotow.
LA JUIVE (The Jewess), Hslevy.
R0RERT LIE DIABLE. Meyerbeer.
La DAME BLANCHE. Boildieu.
MASSANIBLL0. Auber.
DER FREY SCH UTZ, Weber.
FAUST. Guonod.
SEASON TICKETS. emitting the holder to an
admission with reserved seats for the entire
series of seven performances, $40.
The Box Office will be open en- Friday morn
Ing, January z ffem am. to " m, for the
sale Of Season Tickets only, and after thatti
the sale of seats for any single performance will
commence.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Admission W
Parquette and Dress Circle. reserved...... | 80
Private Boxes ieht 10 90
Gallery and Colored Boxes as usual.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

"TErAs,a Ohappell, at ROStOiies,
has all late papers, aud good snvelops,
writing paper, magazines aud plctorisls.
A good assortment of diaries for 1870,
cheaplll
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Money to loan at sos MAIN st. 1lg'

FIRST GLASS business property for
sale-the lot No. Towards Rows
feet front by 100 deem; for sale cheap.
Apply to Dr.. W. G. Cavenagb, 26S Be-
cond street, corner Court. lib
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

IsvsxsE arrival OF new goods. I e
CANT crestiOns in fancy goods 10 almost
endless variety Of the Evolution Dollar
Store, 2ls Main street. LOOT
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THE CITY.
See Fourth Page for Local News

P1rTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

DErDs, Leasee, Bills of Lsding, Dray
Tickets. and oil Kinds Of Blanks for sale
ut this office.
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RoARpINc.

DoGRDTEa-A PEW DAY BoARDERs
Is - - s--e@rAgdatsd at lot Court =: -
rDOARpING AND J0DeING.-0NB NICE
Ii f-snf room. With board als5. accommoda-
tion FOR 4 few sinsle genteHen. Terms ree-
sonskis. Amply al 80 seooni ftxcet. ketNe zen
RsAi and 8ayoso. IT,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

READ THE NEW PRIcE LIsT.-Six pairs
ladies hose for 81. One dollar buys q
Ans Get of glassware. Six good sll-linen
towels for IL at the Revolution Dollar
S,ore aIs Main stse.a l06t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

JOE Locke hiss received the latest New
York weekliss and all the leading dalies
of the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

How are you "off fer soap2" Fifty
par cent. better value ct the Revolution
Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 9Sr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-06

TABLE-C ovERs of varied patterns aud
textures, one dollar apiece, at the Revo'
luton Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 1867