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.eoneoce OF youthful indiscretions.
~ This medicine has been usodin our prac-
tica for many years, and with thousands
treatod. Il has not failed in single instance.
ar Each package Of Vegetable eyre y Y
wrapped In ultramarino blue paper, printed IN
gold letters, and contains one bottle nnec witn
Suoar-coated Pills, and one vial Of NEGOTIATED
PoSders. suficient TO make one-hah pint Of
Injection and one Syringe. ~
aTPrice IS, per package, sold BY pruggis's'
OF sent by man on receipt OF soSO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29
BROWNING AND GLIDING.
FQRTuRE TELLER.

MAD ABIE ANN Es
THR FORTUNE TELLER, GAN BIZ CON-
Il suited at
isg MaIn webster Rloekl. ad Gees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS. assn
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

COMMENCING THURSDAY. JANUARY
~ 18th, 1872, and until further notice. trains
will run as follows Sundays exeepted)i ua
Leave Memphis, 100 a. IN
Leave HoPefeld, daily;..;:-...-........S:Q0 a. IN
Arrive at Little Rock daily ...........7:o0 p. m
Returning, arrive at Memphis. daily, 1880 p. m
Ferryboat will leave foot Of Union street
promptly at 700 am.
~ A. 8. LIvERMORE, Gen'l sup't.
l26-l5l r.rsfaF Cpl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD. 3t

Winter Schedule-NOv. Hath.
Day Express, leaves: A:l5 IN
New York Express, daily................ 80 p. m
Brownsville Accommodation leaves
daily Sunday excepted ............... 4:I5 p. m
ELEGANT SLEEPING OARS WILL RUN
~ through TO Nashville.St. Louis and Louis
vile on the 80 pm. train daily. The ;15
Sunday. t... .....r
n1- For tickets and other information apply
at Ticket ofhce, No. 23zh Main street.
ut J. r. BOYD, Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29

OlObobs
AN. Pm. AN. ! TN.
ll.50I $50 Memphis 4 Ohio R. R. S.s s'a
sDi MeIRnHR .@Daiiy. I'LL
Mississippi 4 Tennes-
n,5O see r. R.-Daily.
memphis 4 Little Rock
IL R. R.-Daily.
Miss river TO Helena
81 Friar's P't--daily. l 10
Vicksburgttri-we
Mon, Thurs, Sat.
Miss. river u 81. Louis
81 Mon. and Thurs.
White River-Semi-
3 Weekly-Tues. * Sat.
JArk'sriyer, tri-weekly
8 Mon. Wed. & Friday.( F
Marion (tri-weeklyl-l
10 Mon, Wed. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
12Lt weekly-Friday. 1880
By @Tues. nns i ri. 5.S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29
MEMPHIS POsT0FFICE.

oryrcr HouRs-FRoM8 AN. TO 6P.N.; SUNDAY
FRON TO 10 An.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-29
]. E. SPENCER & co, NEW YoRE
the DIAMOND GLASSES,
MOST PERFECT,

Which are now offered TO the public, ire pro-
nounced by all the celebrated Opticians Of the
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

The sale OF Tickets to the present time assures
Oomplet Success and hereafter only Cash or
do "a and orders for Tickets per ExpreEs G 0. D.
will be iled Be sure and get YOU Tickets in
time. Tickets sent by Express and Collect on
Delivery when desired.
Tickets, SO each; Half Tickets s.; Quarter
Tickets, g. so; Five Whole Tickets $40; Twen-
ty Whole Tichets, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
ST RON A. BALDWIN ASA BATTLK
GIaARl HOUSE.
carper Ero41 say and BtiIi. Streets,
ASA BATTLE

~ LVo % '--''-'-' IA
BALDWIN & BATTLES, Proprlstors.
(For1sTly OF Everett d hause, Gateaso
The GlkAhD HOUSE Is frRt class IN ali II
appo ntaIt nts, is heated by st-an, has an eva
or aud CO utAins ioh iarge airy rooms, when at
asstiy and eles snIll turaIshed L ls csntrAli
ocated, odnE. leut 10 the street ears ana ea
i acae to ali railroads aud steamers .nt, RIA
h- city To sun the ~auls Of thrse doslriL
,ood accom- modat Or at reasOna6le rates, th
erms have heen made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
decs DIT
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

la the Sup sriu,endant's Branch
| Custodian
Capt. Of Watch.
! EngiLeer.
/ Store keeper.
! Mschinist and Gas Filter.
go Watchmen.
30 Laborers.
5 Flrtmeu.
In The Bpreau Of Engraving and Printin g
-re are $50 mpinyees of both sexes aud
then thsre are s Clsrsomen 81 o come and
GO before aud st,er office hUur,; so that 10
all, this department furnishes EN- pl " me ut
for 3 $50 lersons at prescott. Several years
ago the humber was much larger; but as
the work causeL bF the war dInIoishes, The
force is also red uced, aud tes years hence,
the number in tbs PsIntins Bureau will pr
bablg BE- a nominal one only.
There Is no news Of ans kind; paving bet
is the order OF the dag aud the tsdles ~no
as a Dod = favor the Gcapt and Wllson ticket
are gathering 10 their gloves ia numb4rs
aud are oisnt over the electious, as IheJ
consider the success Of their cause ldentica
With that Of G. and W LIS NARD.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
&FllIAL At1itls,
DIR. BOnANNAN {
nstablishsd In st. Loui. lsa7..
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURLD,

DR.. Bo dANNAN's 'VE5gTABLE Gu
RA TIVE psrnAnsntiy eurea ali forms ot : per-
m4toIIhaa Or 'aemInsl Neakuess - IRON w.
10 sevea EssKs time Ii restJ, es 'Lost Po.vr''
znI of,nk. oIcA shs 'Aoa.n ut " g,r oi thoss
whO at.s Isstr0ysJ At oy sskae' sAeessvs eva
Practices YJdns la-a sadSrtag ICON tbs ehe Ia
OF ta4t Irslitato isstraetIHs o~bt 81 sell
Aoase cAa use Ihts msdie. with the ASSURANCE
OF speedy aHI SerHAusGt care this rsasdJ
has used oy old Df. Bon aH"An ia bis PR
vaEe rAssiee fUr oSvt thirey yS@Fs. and baa usFei
failed IA adrtas sven tns wJrAt eases, frles
per ytc2Ago oeat t. aGy aIirsss (ifae tr9H
observation eOid only a Ut. Z. Boh~h
aans Ihse, 10 ois NJFth stit IA itrees -. Loul'
No hstAOIlsheo IL Ia5S.
nagh2S iut,
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

U;aitD ARGUS.
The lie Nard Letters.
A Very Interesting Account Of the Treasury
Building and the Force Employed There.
WA.HINGroN Oct. Il.

WARRINGTON. Oct. IA.
To the clerks Of the d,tf-ient departments
the death Of Hon. W. h. Seward is bless
ing, as, out of set TO him, all Offices are
closed to-day; that fact, and the general
good huOor CONSEQUENT on the result of. the
elections. made our gentle officials NOR oo
igiDg than ever, aud enabled me TO flash
my hHLt after figures to my satisfaction
Before | present them thtugh, Will state,
for The satisfaction If n 5se who have never
walked through the halls of the Treasury,
that it is built principally of granite from
Dix Island quarries that it Ia, on the north
trout, in the centre OF the pavement, beau.
tiful fountain. built Of graoite, aud on the
western front anolher OF the same material,
and that on the south front an equestrian
statue Of U. s. Grant is 10 be p aced ais ,,
that on these three sides. moth, west ami
south, shrubs and fJwers Of every hue are
blooming from sprlug TO winter, aud ad-|
mirers Of the 0eauufal are never tired OF
taking their walks in this direction. The
most beautiful spot in the interior of the
bu ding is tho rev cash-roo N. which is
built entirely If different kinds Of marble
the walls consisting Of Sienna. lgislIsn aud
| PyreUe 40 the columns of white Tennessee
| anu WuliH Anc hOoE 10 ldlu NItu
white and red marble In AL there were
thirteen kinds employ ed in the Construction
Of the room and when one considers that
il is the heIgbt Of two floors, aud furnished
with desks and counters Of solid mshoRsr Y,
WITH Very thick And clear plates lass ST 1910
the fraues, and that gorgeous chandeliers of
the most exq isits Eorkmanship are pend
Aut from the lofty ceiling, it is easy TO see
why strangers pronounce 1t the most beAOti.
ful room on this contiLeat. But now to Ihe
statistics:
Interior length, 466 feet.
Interior WidIh, l6j feet.
Number Of hoors, 6.
Height Of each story:
Cellar Ii feet IL inches.
Bastmelt, II feet Iuches
lst foor l3 tees 10 inches.
% fl Dor, II feet IL inches
81 floor, l2 fe, t 10 inches.
Attic floor bureau Of engraving and
printing, l3 feet.
Number Of rooms, including basement
cellar aud attic 401.
| Ar eievstor, ut ar the Is ID street entrance
is Used to convey the boxes of money. mate
rials, ETC., TO and from ths bureau OF en-
CRAVING aud printing in the attic std. II
case of sickness or disability, pass trou
Mr.. McC 4rtee. the chi-f OF the bureau. give
the right Of was 10 the ploy,s also
The number Cf persous employed Is a
follows:
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

BEuLYs Standard Goods are fer sale by all
frst-elasS dealers in the North West and in
Rock Island by L. L. LAkR, and JOHN
BEN6sT0N. meh2ad-mwf&wiy
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

W ANNA MAS 4
perfect cure tor all tlu d :
of PILsS, LEPsoS
sCHkUFULA, IANCER,
SALT hekUM, CArAkbn
bYsPEPsI4, hHEUNA
EIsM. dnd all d,stu.ea af
the ekIN aud b. Cd es
tjreig rs4,fubft. SEM ht
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

$tN MI ass EEuw DAVIS NPOhI.
IA AlER unsurPassed ia hra,th rest ring
w pr3perttss. 6JIrd, baths aLd IA ,dtca al
vice, ali fJr SlU 10 81 per week fno,e seek
ing heai pleasure are ,rjIAIiy invited te
euMs. o. aud after May lst ln-re sid bs a
hask leave the BIrus uoIss every stternoon at
o'clock. for spruns } vil-, Il retaru .&me eve
mag re Oui, p cests. For IUrIhei psrtie
ulars seud stamp Tor CIRCULAR to DR. A. Is SPIN
Nkl, Proprietor 81 Perry street, Davenport
or Capt. >rINNtf, sapt SP.RGvyNtijr, dIn
er4l t1er Cure, dsJe9. Sptaury vile. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
HORACE GREELEY ON SECESSION.
Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Friday
Evening, September Goth, 1872.

HORACE GREELEY ON SECESSION.
Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Friday
Evening, September 20th, 1872.
As the Grant papers and speakers are
persistently and ma i>iously misreprssentiDg
Mr.. Greeley's views on secession, We propose
to keep the fJlloWing extract from hls
speech before the people until AFTER election.
Mr.. Gresley "a d.
Last evening, at Pittsburgh, in the
course of some Gff-asnd remarks to
mass assembsge ike thir, / took The pain.
TO explain the circumstance the exra-
ordILAry, uaprecedr circumstances un-
der whlcn | was mpe!ed III the wIuter ol
1861 and 1851 To Fl r., 10 good faIh, 10
su N the woe Question Of union or oil
union 10 the fair, uuc 'aslrained vote OF Il
Southern people Aft-r dns dvlIbu,a 1T
and discussion | SAID tneu that II wss m
belief, and il is stili my belief, that had 'h-
/ people been allowed such q free ana f.n
/ opportunity, they would have decided that
/ the UGIor should b- maintained Tho.t
remarks, which | made lsst evening, Hav,
Deen mIsrepreseutvd; have been. | lhlak,
| perverted iutO III expression OF present be
lief aud pret eat cJH,lcuon that any Stat.
has rig ht to dissolve tins UoIJn ii lts o~u
good pleasure. Fellow cIuzrus, ! utterly
lrepudiaIe aad condemn that ssnument
Cheers | do not ueIese that any State
or any zen Ststes, even a mi lrlty OF ,h,
States, has right TO dissolve cur Union
| [Applsuse Ina. Union was fouUded 0,
lnu Constitution. IIis a chartered Govern
ment, not mere leA.ue IL does not eou
stitute ConiederAey merely, but NAIon
, not Government OF hmited a "a detee,
{ powers, but Of uuIim ed duration. | be-
lleve that The Un'on is not oniy ce,tined Il
! be, aad was intended 70 be, p-rpetusl, tu,
believe that our great civil ~sT, If here eve
vas Any reasonable doubt as to the natur
Il Of that UuIoB, tas seul,d that doubt 70.
j ever Renewed Applause.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
| Chance in Every 20
NOTTC2.-The person or persons winning the
81 600 can take Redick's Opers House tat Omaha

1000 Cash Gifts amounting to 800
This Enterprise is endorsed by the Governor and
best business OF the State.
The small number of tickets issued is a guarantee
Of speedy sale-makes this one OF the best chances
ever offered.
The only safe way to senC Money is by Express.
Persons dssirous of a chance should secure tickets
at once. And thus save expense of premium on
tickets the drawing viii positively take place NO
vembeT 9Th, 1872.
An ltliciai list of all the drawn numbers will be
sent to each person who has remtted money 10 us,
Immediately after the drawing Prizes will be sent
by express to The persons winning them.
Agents wanted. For full particulars address
Messrs PATTEE d CO,
Omaha. Nebraska.
Or Pattee & Co., ia Broadway, New York; East
ern Agents sept6dSwlm
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
S .UThERN HJTkL,

u = w go, s's.s-sss q
rTHE sour BRV HOTEL as now open 10
L the re ;epti<n OF Guests FirsI Clas
dsteE. he 80 tthern Hotelis eentrslis tscate
corner Clark aud IlsfrsOu stEeets. wlthIa q,
eiock OF the Mich gan Noutheru an ChIcagu
Rock Island and PAct6e Passenger Dspois; D.
sl~ck fro IN the New Post Office eve minaty-
walk from the tIliu1is Central, ichigan Get.
raj, aod hicsgo Burtips TIN ard Quincy Pa.
sepgsr Dep Is. CaueeuI Ient to al OF the B ,uk
aud Th dss4ie and Retail Basioess Hnu es =.
tue South .ide uavs your Baggage ch cke
80 be Soutbefn Hotel
BuRR0uGBS sSFRoNa Prlprisiers
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

Msssrs J LArHAH A Co Boston, Mas:
/ have been troabled with piles (internal or
bleedingl for many years. l now feel myself
entirely cur ed by The Of less than bali bot
tie of LAIhsm's C%thaItic LXu Att.
" "a. kStGHT.
Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17

Messrs. J LATHAE & Co.. Boston
Your Cath AItic E1trAct is the test medicine
ever used. would not know how to keep house
without it. +. h. sTEvEEs,
Mf4un Mes.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
LIBERAL NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
IN ILLINOIS.

The following Is Inc complete list of Lib
srAl candidate. f1r Congress in The State
except the three Chicago districts, in which
nominations have not yet been made:
Dist.
l. Lncius B Otis, of Chicago.
2. Garter ID. II .rrlsou, of Lh cago.
3. Jhu V. lie Moyne. of Chle.go.
4. Seymou, q Bronson, Of KJcktord.
D. J4nes u nsmoor, of Sterling.
6. Calvin rruesdale, of Rock / land.
I. GAvion d. A. Parks, OF JoGeG.
8. George .. bArnes, ot Laeon.
9. Nicuoias E Wortniugluu, oi Peoris.
10 Wlnam h. n ,ece, of Macomb.
II. Robert Knapp, Of JsrseyvlIir.
II. James Z. Robinson, OF SJru g6eld.
IL. Clifton Il Ao,,e. oi c tnton.
Ia. WIllism 4. Nelson, NJ Decatur.
l5. Jshn r Elem. OF Su Il a..
Is Silas L Bryan, of Salem
Il. William r. Morrison, of Waterloo
18. G sorle W Val, OF D Q QIoin.
l9. S.inaei ) M>r.ha /, OF eL4Ansbor,
Rock Island Argus., 1872-10-17
A FEW TEsTINoNIALs

FEW TESTIMONIALS
Bos1oS, Jsns 8, 1871.
Messrs. J. LATE AN Co., Boston
seutlemen-l have for some ii me past been
suffs ing from bilious hea iAchs and in iiges-
Iion, and have been advised to try your Ca
thartic Extract" / took but one dose and
fsI s, reie ed that Vas in iuced to take
other, snt since then 7 have felt like W man
have recommended it 10 many Of my friends,
edy that was ever introduced as q houssh1ld
medicine. would not be without il, sad would
urge al suferibg from the above to keep bot
tie Of our Extra t by them.
Yours r,spe>ttaliy,
" P. NETTLEToS.
Messrs. ] LArHAE Co., Boston
Your CathaItic Extract i. the hest medicine I
ever used. / would not know how TO keep house
without it. +. h. STEVENS,
Nation, Mess.
Msssrs J LATHAM A Co Boston, Mas:
/ have been trosbled with piles (intsrnal or
bleedingl for many years. l nOw feel myself
entirely cui ed by The Of less than bali bot
tie of LAIham's C.thaItic LXu AT.
" "a. kStGar.
Boston Transcript.
Wallace PArk. NJ. D., of Salem, M.ss., says
II used the Extract hnt my own family
and fund IL to Ge the best remedy l ever sAW
for what 1t /. resomnende ana have since
used it la gely in my own pr4c.iee it gi. irg
{
/ Messrs. J. LArH.N L Co., Roston "Toc
much can Ct be said Of the curative gency ant
beAi hful re.uiss of sHug yoar CatharIc Ex
tract. In my own practice. for the past ssv
years, 1t has been the on y medicine that | va
wiling TO stake my reputation up n.
GEo. {. Ekw, n D.
"Ar excellent medy fer the ills f hu AMT.
at this season OF the year is Lsthsm's Csihsrti
Extract. Il /. ni3t sad effective it can b
u.ed BY the young, and 1t makes the old t<el a
if theiI sehOoIsoy days were renewed.
iISCoLS Co,
Pabn. hers ProgroDo,e, Boston
Editor of worces'er GJze'e. speaking fros
psrsoOaI .nowledge, says: "Ls,h ,u.'s c ,tharti
Extract is an old aad sta dard family mediei D,
much priaed by ali who are acquainted with il
For ch .ldren it is inva uable, an Is worthy {
trlal.
Mr.. Freeman B Lotbror, Mail Agent CAP
! Cod Railroad, says My folks don't ike me
, icine, but they caa Ike Lstht ans Csthartie E
tract. and would not ihint OF being without
in the house. I recommend it TO al my neil 3
bore"
Messrs J. LATHAM Co., Boston: ''I a
ANXIOUS TO iutroduoe the CathArtic Extract
it ia much approved by tn Sc VINO have used
WI. WELLS,
mch 4dw7y Southold. y. Y. D"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14

TIE CAPITAL OF HLIAOIs-rIlE HoAE AND
GRAVE OF LINCOLN-iIiE ASSEMBLY AND
THE NEW CONsTITUTION-No PRIVATE LAWS
STEALING A STATE HOUsE-THE NE" TEN
PERANCE LAw-GOY. PALMER AND TIE FED
TRAL TROOPS-A SUBSIDIZED PRESS.
vpou AN OCCASIONAL COAEsP oNDBNT OF THE TRiBuNEl
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 8.-Like all capitals,
and like all towns IN which State Prisons are located
snringaed has not around 1t the most sweesmelling
SAVIOR OF course there frauds, and swindles and
Jobs perpetrated here. days gone by 'or In that ro-
spect the West in way behind tLc East aud consu
,prinv the length of its history perhaps 1t is ahead
Douglas and TrulniNH, aud Logan were sent from
here 10 the United States senate and Yates
and Oelesby, aud Palmer, as Govornor-, have been
associated with this place. ana, greater than all Lincoln
lived and praciced la" here before hc wa" cAi'u 10
eatpess and row 10 rests beneath en unfinished mar
be IN the peaceful and Giet cemetery about t"o ilics
a,yav The house where he vea. plain, roop.Y irlms
structure i. . few blocks rom IN center al Tie
,,vn II IA nnlnfci out cu,ioatJt aAd isNsiiaI o.
the tourist alG cstrfug' l.i" o. STATE Il'p. W-'
today IS gathered Lc Les'e'u' y I-n'is' s'ih4ins
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
TIE GRINDER MURDER TRIAL.

William Grinder was arTaigned for murder
oeote the Court OF oyer and Terniner at Morrisown
~ j. yesterday. The accused ID indicted for killing
t0Dert ID. Foster Of Port Morris, on Oct "a Judge Da
ympc was on the bench. The courtroom was denseiy
'rowGet throughout the day. Grinder pleaded " not
gIy" to the charge Several witnesses gave the cir
;ans Of the shooting Of Foster, and were ugdly
Examined William Collins testified, for the defense hat
Inc dee seized the pistol while it was in the lauds OF
IrHder and thereby caused the explosion The deiehso
rely MS statement the acquittal Of their client
aiming that the shooting was accidental lnasmuch as
Grinder dschar ged shot II T. difficult 10 recon-
eie Couss story with the testimony OF other witnesses
AT o. m the evidence was concluded and the Court
ad1Our1Gd Counsel win up to-day, and Judge Dal-
gymplc wiIl charge the Jury.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14

BgLL--A riss,a p. on Aoaliy Jan p sereca " Beh
family and members OF sagnore fs> VA
A NJ invited 20 end the ianersL on Wei,esiT
afternoon o'clock tho West Preshytensn Churh Forty
.,oni st Fifth SAthsses wibooi further notice
DE PORBSr-A Bridgeport Conn fb H. Capt lssac De fos
Peds respectfully invited the fanea fharssr
18th az 2 pm
ELDRRD-Sec0nd month. Feb Z. bT2 Reoeea Eei widow ~
Richard Elired, In her nh
Relatives and friends family especially ayd attend
funeral Friends House Manhassrt 18TH inst
O'Clock will be at oslyn Depos arssl of
O'Clock train from Hunter Point. l. 4 K.
JONBs-on Monday Feb H. Matbs AIns Jones oB3 daughter 81
tie late Robert Joue.
Relatives and friends invited attend her funeral from late r-s
den,e brother \. ~ Jones. wesi Twenty ShA
Thar@isy morning stf cock
ASAPPin this city Tuesy morning 18th inst Gyms k'spo
the firm Of L. aAl W. Knapp in ths 6J OF hs age , -
his y.
Friday Trains leave iOei Of Chambe"s 81 q. w
LlSTZOu morning Of the ilih nsi siieT ond ineS "
e. LniL a.. ,.s,e-,f,i,
M frent. and the relatives and hsufs G the fsmV He
in,i Ell 10 stteni ao from toe resdrpee o. s
Int. No a wes. FisJ -Srsi s' on "eaHe~A'' a. y +" ~ ~
further uoscs
I0IvTA Al P,thuh Tusiay fsh ~ os a. W -ne ~ s'r =
-, - ,r rr of Eiwin GaniR. N thc oh war OF her ase
Tn ard aIis are invite 70 su nj hrf ri sn
- y" Ns~'
.sy the Is h lust. - 6e"eA W.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
r.uu,NY INDICTMENTS AND BA1L BONDS.


The rumOr that indictments have been found
against Cornelius COrsOn and Charles Wbour Is APP
parenty unfounded. member OF the General Sessions
Graud Jury who deems himself at liberty to say who
were no, indicted informed TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day that no indictments were found against either
wfbour Corson Ex-Controler Connolly had not, up
TOT late hour yesterday renewed his ball. so as to cover
the indictments presented against him on Saturday but
is understood that the bonds previously entered INTO
his behalf are continued IN force The following Is
list Of the amount Of bail hitherto furnished by the III
dcted members Of the Tammany Ring:
wm. NJ Tweed, 5000 Alfred b. Sands, surety. TINS
bond before Judge Cardoz0 for appearances
az ne Court Of oyer and Terminer MIn NJ. tMeeu to
$4,000 Edward Kearney surety. Wm. NJ tweed, s4o'Oo"
fOur Indictments; George w. Butt surety
X Il. Connolly $4,000 Two indictments are included
IN this bond and the bail fixed by Judge Barnard
g. Hutcbngs surely
Petfr y. sweeny. so CoOg John j. Bradley srrety -
A OIkey Hall, $4,000; i've indictments Ed"lh L.
baruos, surety. ,,,
Thomas c. Fields s. 900 two indictments w. j. FLOR
enee aud Michael J. Quigg, joint suretles
iiruiF ". 4renet, $4,000; OlYer Challck' hurtly'
Nathaniel Sands, $1,000 Thomas keech, surety
10 further under the indictments OF the Orand
Jury have been made and other Tammany DaI bohds
NC ei at the Clerk Of the Court Of General sessiOhS
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
MUSIC.
AN ITALIAN OPERA IN ENGLISH.

Don Giovanni in English dress, though GER
tainy trne anomalous loses after all little in musical
regards The gay audacity Of the bertno Don ana the
comic efrontery and cowardce OF Leporeo, come little
coldly of In our northern guttural but music walls
all defects and the wondrous worth OF Mozarts delight
full harmones dees all obstacles OF dialect or grammar
In the representation Of last night Nine Parepa did
annie Justice to the noble music of Donna Anna In
persop and vocal method she Is especially
fitted for the Interpretation of this lofty dramatic ana
musical creation In giving the 80 often omitted letter
M sbe reurned TO the better traditions OF the opera,
and her execution Of the number perhaps the most
admirable feature OF her performance for the evening
Mime VanZini sang the music OF Zerttld, clearly ana
correctly but with no great dramatic effect and Miss
Dora made praiseworthy efforts to I'll the part OF Donna
EIrira Mr. Campbell was dignaed. almost too much So
as the Don but his fine voice aud correct singing made
amends for any slight defects in action Mr. Aynsley
Cook gave proofs Of his decided talent for buno
acting, in Leporetio
The opera will be repeated at the Saturday matinee
and Fra Diavolo" with santley will close the engage
ment on Saturday evening.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr. w. J. Hills concert will take place on
Tuesday, 2O;h inst at Steinway's assisted ny Miss
Sterling and Others
Mr. Santley will repeat his fine impersona-
ton Of Tampa this evening at the Academy and toDor
row evening IN Brooklyn
Mile. Aimee gives a farewell matinee this
afternoon at Nbos Garden appearing in her favorlte
character of Periehoie to the PequHo OF Mr. Ferdinand
Noe.
The Nilsson Company after singing at Syr-
acuse Springfield and Albany. viii open on Mohaay h
next i'm BosOn for two weeks season, retWnih. herc
for three weeks, 70 commence March5
The ladies of st. Paurs NJ. f. Church VIII
give concert the benefit Of the schools IN inIa AT
steinways on Monday evening 10Th inst Miss & keuoSg
Mrs Ciulager, Messrs Leggatt. RemmertZ beru' ahd
other artists will interpret the programme
The Mulder-Fabbri Opera Company gives
this evening at the stadt Iheater. Haeyy. Juiye;'
The present week closes their engagement at ie oiadt
the circus al the Grand opera House for bref season
OF German opera. :,
Mrs. Moulton by reason of her husbands
jmproyed health will he able to appear again. on o@tr
da I'm philadelphia. The troupe Is under tDe a9lo
management OF Mr. George W. Coby ana a,I hcTus Thes
Mrssrs bowler Fossati, and the pianist Wenn lhey
will make a Western tour. appearing IN fllspur sl'
WheeIinr Dayton Cincinnati, Lexington LOUSY &c