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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27

Cine idje9ettio n-Sr. 98
Snrr, Der aus Der 3.it oes iutsrnotionaen fla.
tiIiiIhen gonorriies aub in YBten DOblbetnnn
te engtiI1a Statiititer, bat in Ilinem ncuclten
Nerittc elm Gapital, ON5 HbcrIdrteben lit:
"Run Over, Su Oeutlh: rlleb:rfo6ren"
@r erS6bIt uus Onrtu, mte piele Weniden
i6brlidl in Der brttiiden 9auptitaOt unter ben
RGoern Oer @Quipa2en Omnibune. SroI6fen,
2aittunoar &C. osruu0lndtr so bod man im=
mer oieie 3abt BON llnglhdsiGleu i6GBen mag,
immer nod mirO man iiberraibt Ourd Die
amttd coritattrte Sbatiabe. Denu 1867
Duroen uidt ueni0er 0ls l6I un0 1868 iDgar
20i 8eriouen in ben Stroben 2onoon's 0ur6
GOTe unO 9RaQen Qti6olct. - 3uoem ieigen
Die Gi'len, oa6 auf ToOteH II Seritmmelte
tommcn; Oaraus er0eben iit) beiunbe 1900 iol.
der Serunolhtter ihr 1868. Gtt6Otet nuroen
in bielem Sabre II Yerloucn Our6 OmnibuIs
ie, 2l Ourh Drni6teu ooer @nbs, l05 0urh
ifraht 6ubrmerte; in So 66Qeu btieb oas
TubrDert unb.ltmmt uno in 6dlIeu Wtroen
8feroe als Nie unihulOi9cn S6ulotgen 9e.
nannt Q8,aen gu i6neIlen 6abreds wuroen
l79 BerIoncn Qcrl6tlib bean4t un0 l72 oa.
unu baItrnit BON ia Is ,iO2 iebenoen Wteu
Ibeu in 9OnOon 0rciit oGs S9idiol ginen 49,
anur" Ginen, iapt @r, 6arr - berans uno
mirft ibu unter ben Sun6la8 Der Bferoe.
Snoem unier @tWGbrsmaun ferner bere4net,
oas blnren ie q 5tunOen nidt etUa Die 9anje
Beo6lfsrune gonOou's ionOern nur etDa
100000 4}erioncn iib tuBgebeno IN ben Stras
zen bemegen 9el0nQt CT gu 0ent anaenebmen
@rgebnills, OaB Gllidbrlif bon ie 500 Dirts
li6en i5uBgGnaern Gtner Den 6Qbren0en 3unI
Opfer idlt. Sielleidlt oiebt uns elmer unIerer
einbeimii1en Stntiilifer bic ,3nbten gBien's,
bic 5u OitIrm ilGtiiiiten Gapttel 9eb6rtn.
al M,rIt st, al Nf,tg hNp
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8enS ancOd uno ocr Yrd i0ent.
Dor eini8er 3eit iuuroe elm Yrief 0es
8enerals Sherman OerOIfentli4t, Der bent
General 9ancod uOrtuirit, OaB er in 1868 ii6
9e9en Den lr6fOenten un9eihlilfen betra9en
uno oaOurh 0enielben BON aller &iidbt auf
@eneraI 9ancOd in ge5ug auf Oeiieu gBiai6t
ent6pbeA babe. Die SaGe miro irBt neuerz
Oiugs OurdJ ole 8erDienlli1una eines 8rirfes
oes ebemaligeu @ouuerHeurs BlanOers, ieBt
WaDor BON Nens Orleans, Dor oas Yubtitum
8ebrabt, Dor eiRigcr 3ait i9rieb General
9ancod an 5an0ers uno ldlifte ibn Die De-
peide Der ailociren Yreile pom %. Wlai 81,
weIhe erjdDlt uie Grant uno @Qncod iib auf
Der Str0Bs be9e9neten, iuie @eneral Grant
Dem &eBteren freunolib 5u8eruIen babe p@uten
Wor9en, Sancod" uno leine oano 3ur Bes
grtBung ausitredte, worauf abr Sancod
Ribts erWiOrtte, leOt8lib ieiuen 9ut beruBrte
uno meiter 8ing General Sancpf bat 9rn.
CHAMBERS, 5G erIHbIen, mas lidD IN Der BON Der
6epei3e CrW6bnten 8egeguun9 ereiBaste
CHAMBERS erpl0ert lnt Beientliden. OaB er iib
Der @elcGenbgit nod iebr Dobl ertnnere, baB
er nit 8en. Grant iiber Die Nngele9enbeiten
Uon 2OuiiiGno 9ejprO4en babe, ais er gc9eu;
tiber Sap GoOts Sant ItGno. Damals 9in9
8eneral 9ancOd Oorlber Die beioerieiti9e Be=
9riibun8 mar irei, natirlib uno arti9 8eiOe
blieben un8efGDr 80 JuB Don enanOer eut=
fernt unO Is mar Oaber gar feline @eIesenbeit
aebOten, it6 8eGcuieitig ole S0nO OarSurei.
8en. Sr1 5lar0ers fam es III @emGbbeit
Der oamals obmatcnOen lImitdnOe Dor, ais
oh 0ieles Be8e8nen Der beIoen &eEerae elm
gang nusrabmsweics ansenebmes gepeIen
iei. Sattc iib ole 8crin9ite lInb6iibttt oOer
&elpettmiOri9teit erei8nei, Damn wtrOe esJlan'
oers bEmertt babcn. Sie 9ancod i6e YGrs
tel le8t oteier @rtlGrun9 ISLANDERS sroBes @e.
Ultbt bel, neil Sancod5 unO 6lauoets politi:
i6e unO per6nl!be @e9ner itnO. Chambers 1T
er3raoltal uno mar our9 General Sancod
pom Der @OuOerncuriteae uon &Ouiiiana eHt'
fernt !uoroen.
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@elS' popnl9rer sflnGlaNen

Der 9roBe gertoui uon StieieIu uuo Sdmbeu bat be.
Aonlsn; in ben nohen 30 30aen miro Gusueriluft I'M
ben 9trbiimaaten Ylas 81 maCbrn. g8tr Rarantiren
oaB isOer ArttlcI 70 bcitNcu it, loie CT an9ctnOig IT,
9amensSattcrs aller Artcn mitAblasrn Is 9ts.-$l.
Woroto'Stic fitr SanIen 81. 81 %. $50.
Sobe BamensBaiters an Der SeitC gridniirt 81, so.
Gon9reB8aitcrs ftr WlGotrn TO Gents.
W'orodosSticiel ttr WtGod)en rs Gts, 100.
Sameilsgantottcln aler Nrt 40 bis 30 Gts.
SerrcnsG GongreB .Gditers 81 so, s., -. so.
eienaeete tpegBedi Serrrns Balnorals 81 50, 81 u.s.
90 Paar Serrens Sttrfcl 81. SO (gBcrtb $5).
SenagCte tpeggedl &nabcn 8oImurals 81 20 81 40
lOeO0 Yaar Saneu.SGusid)ube 25, so uno 70 Gents.
Sobe 9dtin9- -C3aiters fir Ntaod,eu 81 81 SO.
aaIbIeoerre Sdube fir VtGoGen rs Gents
Gin un8ebeurer 8orratb bon tertieeemadter Irbeitl
R8- 99lr babeH aue Waaren Dorrdthig tueIdJs mir
anIet9en! 8. SsIs * Subu,
(Utat2l ,SWtte.) ylr. SO, Woros lSltalptraBt,
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0ermaaias
gtnrr- rIlfbrrung5 -Tr(rIlf6Oft.

81 O53. .064. .6I SutGl's5crm 6qen
ben SsieBen ocs Staates 9elu'DOrt gtmdB anssIe9t.
Serii9crt IN nrr ,,@rrmauia"
Die p5trmania" III einc 0auj ocutidt GjeIeI3daFt
@s III Die alteite oeutlde 8eeuidait in Nmerta
abr groBes adpttal nit beorutenosm ueberibuB &c.
lpdbrt ben 0eriiberten Die bette Siderbeit.
Vile Scrlu'c rueroer prompt uno upu bejahIt
Sbre 8edldc IinO uno >uerosn Ies auI cine uorjth.
ti9r mn iolioe NBeiie aefibrt
Die oeutihe 9unod)ait itbert Der YCSermaufa" eiue
berpprra8noe Stsuun8 uutsr alien YCrtdcrun9s
lt1iten.
9it g6Crmanid" TIT Die critic uno bcocuenOfie oeuts
lbe Berltfrrun9s ss8eieuIbdft in ben Der. Staatcn.
Seine anoere Beieuldaft tann ben Scutidtn gr6Bers
8ortbciIe ODER bellcrc Sderbeit 9ewGbren,
8. q. 9SrpuS s SDbne, agenten,
ytr. q, SoutbItroBe, Baltimore, MO.
car 9oliccn tvcrOru lit Der Igcutur ausssirttat unO
Werlule beAahlt. lNnnil u .in.5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-27
Oct bette 9SIae, um cine NGbma
fL;,,n -, Ho,,Eo,, ;Sx -

100 oe sOrten Wadtrn Ju babsn Fo ,uie i'm Ge'ddTtt
BON t5eors Z. Strpbmsper. Jun, ssr, 8, Rprb.
4aDitroee
Nabmaldbtrtn tDrroen apf's BeIs uno SusTle ousgts
be'ert; nud batt Id eine arOBe Nusruabl pon Sel6e
9aTn uHo Gel gum 8sbraud1r Der Wtai0iren biaiaer,
ais on eIntnl anosrn Ylaks. (MpriI27 69REl
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9er9ittuuQeu Sm geeIlen bat Itd
elm NtdOden oaOurd oer8iItet, baB ie meb.
rere Sunoert &urtOhslt6isr in enem Diem Der.
brannte.
- Gin GARNER. Wamens Gbilion, nabe @is
raro, Obio luobubait. 8eoa9te iein &ornfelo
BON Den lditiaen Seiuhen zines Jerfetanins
dsns su bsireien uno tbotete naiielbe nit
StrDbnin. 9r bing Johann Die ileberreIte
on einem Yaume aui an benen iib batb cine
Wenae Masseisr Su ibuu madten. absr nur
furse 3.it ilatterten Iis mad Dem @enuiie bes
psr9iftetsn 6leiibes berum unb ianten balo
|. toot 3u 8ooen. Nad uno mad lDIte iit als
les Gleiid ab, uno Die 8sbeine bleibfn i'm
Sonneniasiu uno &eaen tprbi aiuei Sabre
fang. I'm ohie 3eit ftsl Ons @erippe 5u Bo=
ben; elm Suno bsnaeis oaiielbe unb perenoeie
10 Winuten ipdter. Sies OarIte iuubl oafar
3snsniB 9ebcn, pie scidbrid Der Gebraud)
oisiss @iites 1T.
.9l poie ieo'ns&ran va
! rlterJ JSorrelppnoent Der NemsYorter vgpenlng
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e Beideioungst an te.-Gint 5rau
Vtarg Surbod in 8bita9o etnirtte LETTER
Gage pom oortigen HecorOers @ertte ein
G9eI6etoun9s' Setret, neil ibr 8atie, Yalens
tin SurbGd, Der 9eri6tliden WorluOung feline
6olse ge9ebeu unO Ii9 oegen ibre Nntlaae auf
tronlltbe Sruntenbeit ntbt ueranttuOrtet bat
t. Nut icin auiuhen iiirte ieop6 Der De
rlbtsbof ben S6elotu9sbefebl uHo CAB ibm
Die GrlaubniB, lit auf Die Vintage az perant
uorten. Surbad leuBuet nun ole l8abrbett
Der 9e8en i'm erbobCucn Veibuloi9ung. Sn
Be5ug auf Ieln oorlHaliges Nibteri6einen uur
8eribt 8lbt er an, oaB tbm Ole in en8liider
Sprobe ab9eiaBtc Borla0una unueritdnolid
mar, Oa er oerlelben nidt Wleiiier iei. Wis
er ieiner 6rau Die Vorlaoung 3eigte, e,ftdt te
lie tbnI ben Snbalt 0erielbsn. sic Seiate iid
lpilliq. bic &la8e 5urIitiunebmen. @s I6ien
itr leto Su tbuh, blntsrriids 10 9e0en ibn uoi :
aegan9en Su isin, @nOib oeriprad ft, itz
rem NOpotatcn eufIuIu1en, ,uuo ibn su iuiir4.s :
ren bic SSlaBe faIen Su lnllen. Gr nlbm
oas Yellprsden fir baare Wln5e un0 tint
nerte Iid) n6t meiter um Die SGd)e, als Inn
feline i5rau am 8. Suit auf einmQt Oas @e
hdnoniB modte. OnB lie ibr Beriprc6en ndt
erfhat uno Die &lo8e nidt fallen gelailen ha
be. Gr iu6te MIN ebentalls einen NOpotaten
auf, ber Die SGd)c unteriubtc uHo bato oabins
ter TAM, DAB DN Urnu, trpB0em ne pdgten0
Der ganSen 3eit ibr ebeli6es YerbalinIg auf
relt erbalten bate, felt mebreren Sagen eine
notariell beslaubi9te Ablhrlit eiues S6ei.
oungsbefebls NIT i'd in ocr &al9e 9erumtrug.
AuBer allcn oieIen Yuntten ihbrte er an, bah
nrtogicrioe Motipe Der HOGe ieiner FRAU 3I
8tuno ld8eu, oa iie auf ibren Rauu 8runo,
elgentbum uno bclpe9liBcs Glgentbum i'm
g8ertbs Don $4,000 lmaeIlreben babe.
Seine 6rau .ipolle i'm rur los lueroen, UNI els
nen ihnQer5h 9taun, msiAer ibr binter lei
nem &Iidsn Den S9of 9em6bt babe. beirat6eu
,u t6nnen. 3um Bemcie ieiner 8t9duptung
iilbrts CT einen Briei ieiues junaen Iipalsn.
Der ii6 Gomaro $oagar nenNt, an, aus mel,
6en berpproebt, 6aB Sagar nit ieiner Hrau
binter oem RRdeu 0es 8atten. idrtItde Stsa
oibsins phog uno oaB Der &irbeEbe ourdaus
feline &hdlidten auI Drto8rapbs nebmen su
nuiien 9e8laubt bat, Sllleblid ioa Grau
Yurbad, ais CT ibr bic Wittbsilung matbte,
SaB er i'm @eri6te ote 3uritdnabme Drs
S6eiounqsbeIebls eintOmmen tpiroe, ibm err
tidrt baben; baB ie ibren @eIisb!sn in itnenl
Sale aui Der Stel, ,u bciratben beabii6tiee.
Das iino bic ntae9rungspuntts oes Ysrtlaas
t m Sie Sa6e oiiriie ju rHem red)t interei.
Ianten SSmbrosliD" iiibun, uno Iiett man
In betbeiligten Sreiitn ielbIiUsrIianblid nit
arober Spuruuug benz Gnorsiultate Oieies
Stad9ens peibliber Gbei4eiounsstanfte ents
| osnPn
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80. 9aDrg01t9.
Spe3ial : Noti3en.
fSns=SsFru
@. p nhn GItnaInfi

METROPOLITAN CRESCENT EAGLE
Die biui8heu i'm Wiartte bel g. r. SrcuFs,
tIRai2l-3Ilte,) 9tr. H. NorosGutalufrdBe.
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Nidlf cinen ssaG I!

Ns''D- N'"NH CJAb
Or. kSiud1el brau@t oas SaIpsier pgpo Gas
t9d9ds taali bier in Der Staot iet benabe SatrtH
nnb e III niht elm Sau IN pclteni tins Drrfabrungs.
pcts Fdl i'm Ssrinsitn ais ibdoIib 9tJest Reroueu.
peldt elm tpen9 IlrdtIam ohtr uerp6s bmithtllh ots
3abnausIiebens fno. t6nnen b osifsrt halten oa s
ben 9ottbeti BON proBer Sridbruue utr6un0en nit &C.
i6idIlafeti In otetm Gtablillement fuoen.
3dbns s@arnltIreu. iurGe gam uairlid ausYsbtt bon
&lO bis 500; NusIebtn bon 3dbnen nit 2adlgas so
Gsnts fir ieben.
KSindbefS 3abnarjnei' g Gtabltftment,
Rr. 1873, 6apettes,
tWlQt2 ,3Wlttl llDtIdlen (GutQlus uub Wdrn HrnHf
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toI0t:
UOn Srcmcnuadl Baltimore firGrundfeue GoIO S2I so
DO: iur Rnbcr jwiittu uno Sabrcn 1900
Yer SaHplcr pOn Bremeu nah Baltimore.
l OU'I'N'Hp'It' Wplh 1000
BltaGeSilets fir bin urO juriit Iu berabaeeBien
YrtlCu. iThrilI3I \
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&rcOitOricir 1lnS Ncdllel

0lli pariS, eDhcru @lm1Cream uub SauptpI6bt
ScutibldHe'S bttanoia iU babtn bel
OcbriIbcru Suning. +,
Yer. 20, Slos9bIl lles1raFt,
N-l tint 3reppe yOb.
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l.,MapoIe o'ns &rantbtit,-gin va
rtter Correspondent Der Nws sYDorter sgosning
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SbtlabstpbIa.Battp. Characterization


trIdBt Baltimore nm 25 Turscns unO 2.4O Ra6m
Silst4SureGu: Ytr. 147, NeltsSaltimorefrais.
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SermiIdJte Ncridte.

tSortisBar8 iOIat.)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15

Monday, January l0-Sirsh I. Wynn,
to N, c. Pearce, 3 80 100 acres, south
side State Line road, exchange.
M. G. Pearce TO Sarah I. Wynne, part
Of Wlck's SO acre tract, north side Ger
mantown road, exchange.
il Saint, by Sheriff, to c Stoddard
4 Co., 100 feet front, northeast corner Of
Ninth and CArolina streets, Fort Picker.
W. A. Wheatley, trustee, to Jennie
Richardson. 50x464 feet, south side Bass
avenue. $lOO5.
Hermann w. Glindcamp to j. W.
Voegle, 40xl55 feet, west side fernando
street, block As, South Memphis, $4,000.
J. c. Paine to Simuel Rawkin, 200
acres in Shelby and Upton counties,
$4,000.
Mrs. E. A. Shepherd to Mrs. A. L.
Simmons, lot g. 60xl24 feet, Shepherd 9
subdivision, on Pontotoc street, deed gift.
Tuesday January ll.-McKinney, ex-
ecutor Of Alexander Mckinney, to Mrs.
P. R Mcneil 800 scres, township l. sec.
tion l. range 6, S6200
II. B Williford to Russell Jones, 100
acres, range 8, section 3. $780,
Wednesday January l2.-Mrs Louise
Koerper to A. KIuffci, part Of lot 2. Pop
lar street extended, $1,000.
G. G and W. r. Holmes, to G.. B.
Greer, IS acres Holmes Big Greek sub
division, $3.50.
HI Brinkley. ct al, to Mary Kelly,
life estate, 25xl4s2 feet, south side JEFF
ferson street. $4,000. n
h Il. Mette. trustee, to S. Jefferson,
10 acres of Pope tract, north side, Mem
phis and Ohio railroad, $475.
W. A Bryan to Mrs. Susan Davis,
lO2xl80 feet, east side Of Walnut street,
$500 sa
Thursday January l3-W. A. Bryan
to Mrs. V. E Newell, "a feet front on
Walnut street, 1888
Chas K4trecht trustee, to r c. Brink
ley, 304 feet on New Madison street, also
29A feet on Monroe street, $4867 so
Friday. January IA "A. Plischke to
G. Burwlnkle, 6s.l0O on Nelson avenue,
$4,000
W. P. Wilson to W. d. Beard, lot 3,
block IS. South Memphis, $3.50
W. d Beard to Joseph Haines, lot 3,
block So, South Mem phis, $3098.
Joseph Hain.s to Guilford Jones. part
of loi 3, block So, South Memphis, $4,000
wv Jefferson to Wm, Cook, 50xl4s
on Bradford street, Sl4O0.
VIM. Cook to s. w. Jefferson, 50xl90
feet on Gates street, $500.
VIM. d. McCallum to John Foley,
242xl48 feet east side Of Second street,
Cbelses, $l225.
A s. Wyman. by executor, TO NJ l..
Garden, undivided interest in 1913 acres
on the old Raleigh and Covington read,
$500
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

| River.
Weather clear, pleasant and spring.
like. The river here is almost station.
airy, having fallen only one inch during
the past twenty four hours. At St. Louis
the river is stationary. The Ohio is fall
ing at Pittsblrg; rising at Cincinnati,
and rising at Louisville. With ten and a
half feet in the canal. The Arkansas is
at good stage, with plenty of water to
Fort Smith. White river has good
stage to Jacksonport and points above.
BOATS IN PORT.
Des Arc. Commercial Silver Moon,
Colorado, Ozark, Fanny Branaies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Colorado, Captain Mckee, will get
away to-day for St. Louis.
The Virginia, Captain Charley Schultz
in command, will leave the wharf this
evening at FIVE o'clock for New Orleans.
Lew. Miller is in the Office.
The famous and splendid Cheek, Capt.
George Malone, is the regular Saturday
Friar's P ONT packet. leaving this even
ing at Eve o'clock. Messrs. Barinds and
Gonterman, two clever and popular gen.
tlemeu, preside ia the Office.
The L zzie Gill, with the popular Cap
tain Thompson on the roof, was to have
left at ten a. IN. for New Orleans.
The Silver Moon, Captain Merrilees in
command, will leave the wharf at FIVE
pm. for Cincinnati. George Higgins, q
splendid gentleman, has charge of the
office.
Toe well-knowu aud popular Old Re-
liable Com mereial, Captain Davis, is the
regular Saturday White river United
States mail packet, leaving this evening
at Eve o'clock, connecting at Jackson
port with the Usage fer ell points on
Black river, and at Duvslls Bluff with
the Little Rock railroad. Billy Thomp-
sou, an excellent gentleman. does the
hopors Of the ofice.
The Des Arc didn't get OF yesterday,
aud was to have left at noon to-day.
The unsurpassed packet Ozark, Cap
tain Nowlsrd in command, is the regular
Saturday Arkansas river mail steamer,
leaving at FIVE p IN. Tom BrssheAr and
Billy Willis. two very popular and agree
able gentlemen, have charge of the Office.
The steamer Champion is coming from
Cincinnati with q church among her
cargo, bound for Maryland Landing.
The Legal Tender. last Wednesday,
during q storm made fast to the wharf
boat at Friar's Point. She palled out e
knee, and with i the aide Of the wharf
boat, which sunk, together with large
amount Of freight Captain PfestOa. the
owner Of the vhsrfbOst, Is 10 the city,
aud will sndelvor TO recover damages.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
Amusements.

MEMPHIS TaEATER.-The opera La
Juice was presented at the Theater by
Graus troupe last night with all the ad-
vantages of large company, first-class
talent, judicious cast, superb dressing,
magnificent scenic effects, and a house
crowded with the elite, fashionable and
critical lovers of art. We cannot allude
to the performance in detail, but can say
that it was in every respect complete
triumph, and that those who were absent
missed "treat that may not soon be
enjoyed again in Memphis. Tbs singing,
the acting, the orchestra we're in perfect
unison, and the very ne Plus ultra Of srt.
The audience was delighted. This after
noon there will be grand matinee, and
tonight the engagement comes to q
close.
ASSEMBLY HALL-MacEvoy's Hiber-
nicon, q brilliant panoramic illustration
of a trip through ireland, is still visited
by crowds at the Assembly Hall. There
will be a very attractive matinee this sf-
ternoon, which doubtless will be we'll
attended. The entertainment is worth
a visit from any and every one, being
both pleasing and instructive, humorous
aud otherwise. The last exhibition Of
the season will be given tonight. -
MEMPHIS CLUE HALL-Henry Farm
er's Concert for the benefit Of the Church
Home will be given Monday night nsxt
at the Memphis Club Hall, corner Of
Union and Second streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
Religion. Notices:

David Walk will preach at Linden
street Christian church tomorrow at lOa
am. and n pm.
Rev. DR.. Anderson will preach at St.
Patrick's church tomorrow morning at
halfpsss ten o'clock on " The Festival Of
the Holy Name" at half-past seven in
the evening he will lecture on g Faith,
the noblest act Of the human intellect
Rev. L. @. Slater, having returned to
the city. will occupy his pulpit in
the First Methodist church. Second
street, at eleven o'clock tomorrow morn
inc.
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Memphis and Little Rock Railroad

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
The suhjoined note, with dispatch, was
handed us yesterday. Itappesrs that a
compromise of some kind has been
effected, and once more we are assured
the work on the Memphis aud Little
R ,ck railroad will proceed. We are no:
posted in regard to the basis of the
understanding arrived at or the means
used to effect concert of action. 1t is
enough to believe, or hope rather, that
the road will be completed 10 reason
able time, and few people care who does
the work, so it is done speedily. 10 all
that we have said heretofore we have
been actuated by an interest in the well
fare of Memphis, and in speaking very
plainly, as we have done and always ex-
pect to, have not been influenced by any
personal prejudices:
EDITeRs LEDGER: / send you, for
information of your readers, copy of q
dispatch received to-day from Mr.. Mahsn,
at Little Rock
The prospect that the litigation might
be lengthy one, and the certainty that
it would delay the completion of the
road, induced both parties to consent to
settlement upon the basis indicated 10
the foregoing dispatch.
Respectfully, c. G. BRowS.
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Book Notice.

Memories of the War Of '76," by Gen
Henry Lee, thoroughly revised and ammo
tated by Gen. Robert E. Lee, who hai
added full biography of his fatherA One
vol. octave, $40 pages, With new steel
portraits of Gen. Henry Lee, Gen.
Robert Z. Lee, and Gen. Nathaniel
Greene; beautiful steel engrsvings
of marion Crossing the Pedee,
and the Surrender of Cornwall
lis" a sketch of the Lee homestead in
Virginia. and five original maps and
plans. Published by the University
Publishing Company, Bond street, New
York.
We are in receipt of an elegant copy Of
this work. and find it all that we had
reason to expect. The work is hand
somely printed and bound the steel en-
cravings and Autographed maps are en-
graved in the most artistic style; and
no expense nor care have been spared
in its preparation to make it worthy
alike of its subject and its author.
Among the new materials introduced 10
the biography, are important letters from
President Madison, Gems. Lafayette,
Greene and Hamilton, Governor Rut-
ledge, and others; letters to Washing.
ton, Madison, Governor Reed, Gen
Wayne, and others; and most inter-
esting series of letters to his eldest son,
Charles Carter Lee, in which bis advice
and instruction in regard to bis SON 8
studies, reading, and general conduct,
are fully given. Sold only by canvsssers.
The publishers want agents.
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ON saturday. january aa, 1870,

Between u o'clock m. and 2 o'clock I. M, at
the southes-t cerne. OF Court Squsrs, at Mem
phis, Tennessee, sell. for cash. the properly
conveyed to me BY said deed. described as fol-
lows, via; A tract of land in shelby county,
TenBs ssee. lying about four miles eastward OF
the city Of Memphis. beginning on the south
site Of the Pigeon kOost road. at its in'ersee-
ton With Utey ayenuS thence east ardly OF
soIths .stwarlly with said Pigeon Roost road
to a stake at the corner of y. G. Bethells field,
on the c1rner of lane known as Owens ave.
Due; thence with said avenue about twenty
chains to lis intersection with Walker avenue;
thence westvardly with Walker avenue to Ofey
avenuei and thence with Otey avenue 10 the
beginning; containing about one hundred and
eighty nine scres. and being that part Of the
subdivision Of 0wen's farm heretofore bought
By =. @ Bethel from +. A. and M. Owen and
s. P. Walker.
The title to said land believed TO be good, bat
| will sell and convex only as Trustee. Equity
Of redemption waived.
SO l22 s.P. WALKER JR. Trustee.
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rns yem.,e nevorut,on.

We have received q number OF The
Revolution, Elizabeth Cady Stanton's
womsn's rights paper. II has just
entered its third year, and looks very
much like journalistic success. A new
proApectus for 1870 is published, aud we
are modestly requested TO publish it in
order that we may be entitled to an
exchange. The prospectus would Gil
more than solid column in the LEDGE.
Oar rates are twenty cents per line for
such matter-simply that and nothing
more. We have no time to read The
Revolution, and would not read it's
absurd masculinity on the subject OF
women voting il we had ever so much
time. In q literary point Of view, how
ever, The Revolution compares well
with ordinary magazines, and we will say,
free of any charge, 20 those who want 10
see copy, that all communications
should be addressed TO Susan B Anthony,
40 East Third street, New York. The
price is three dollars per year. We
believe in womans rights, but they have
no right to unsex themselves by mingling
in the dirty pool of politics. Their
proper kingdom lies in gentler sphere.
The female movement sprang from New
England, where all other nonsensical
isms emsDate, and where male women
most do flourish, as we know by actual
observation.
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HAIR. Patent safes.

In another column eill b. seen the
opinion Of number Of citizens Of Dayton
concerning Halls Patent Safes Il Sp-
pears that these safes have stood the
r0st possrful iests Of FIRE, and have
always come opt With clear papers.
Ns..rs aeConbs. Keller 1 Byrnes, one
- he bsei firms Of The South, are sgenls
~, ,hsss ssles, and tksiF endosseuss:
slous i sSacispi wherever they SFs
kuoEn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15

EVENING SALE OF FuRs.-The stock of
furs at Messrs. Register, Trezevant q
Co. will be closed out, as far as possible,
this evening at seven o'clock. Let
everybody that wants attend. ll0f