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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17

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yorf wpbnt nidt III ben u6ioe point9"
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
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wabrenp, peeS 9rIbersnSbetlS re5SpmnerSS
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fact ferner aus bob pie9tetelle1 e1it1dlp1z
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Observation-Disclosures if, tr5e>lrmelGe an
bere Meinu19e1 bcgstl ais ete cen9tebelz
lett 9ersbmc. t..tr. wi ,~,,.a 2,x.
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u11o entbdlt cine Mafeb eid>ppre1erMtsz
1aAe1 iber bic Ypn een&uflurD enpfraten
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1. Suit 1867 bis 1.'Suli 1868 no9 Zen
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rem 5autf arbe unbefannt 1T, @pn Der
@6urfen> bur9 mel9e Die @reultbater
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&erbreden e1tf ernten "@eoenpen hes
StaatS, Is wurpen bis III tbrer prpcel:
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flbrt> 20 purpen frei9elprpdln unp 9e9e1
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gar fetn 9eridtlides &erfabren ein9eidla:
9en Gs 1T fem einsi9erTau pprgefout:
men, III pel9en ein @eiber >re9en be-
Grmorpun9 einesTarti9en> uberfiibrt uni
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ten @etbe tpe9en Der Grmprcun9 Yp1
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@eridt 8ar9ldaft felen. Sammtlid'
an9e9ebenen M}prpe> NIT Nu8nabme sor
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meitlt9en Gbetle pes @taates, wolelbi
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8ertbt, Dem pbt9e @n9aben ertnp1nme1
finr> faum bic 6dlfte Bet tn @taate no'
Der &uflurtlanzO Democratic %te9on9ene1
Mprotbaten tit ii@ fast, - -, -:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
Gorreippnoen5 5tpif@cn Dem Sefrc:
tdr Der Diitrict : Committee
unb benz No1i5cibef.
Die pplt3ei an Der 9aQentbire auf Nad>
iu9en BET. DpnneQy>2eute
ouf9etellt.
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ney an 5errn McSlrath
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.a., ct. paul.

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l9lieben, rpoli3iten an. her Gbire auf9ez
lteIt mare>1> >pel9e Sepem ben Gtntritt
yertpeieerten, Der feline s9e9en9e3ei6nete
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Da Ser Dpnneuy pbne 3peifel beabz
i6ti9te pie Nnit6t gu er;eu9et> pabSbre
pcliset r1tter GpntrpQe Der Majpritdt
Der COMMITTEE itane, bic er fdl19lt4
beidulpist useru9 pom ieiten Dele9aten
baten binausmabre9eln .3u ppQen> UNI
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su Der 5aQe ser%wetserten.
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.s@as@ Ef+@ 81. 9. StifneY
Sefretdr Der rep. COMMITTEE bes 2ter
Difrtcts.
elntsport ses psIiaeibefs.
81. PAUL Z. Sept. 1868,
Germ q, 9. SttdneY, Seeretdr be,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
en- aus Setrt Guben.

Tim ju set9en, wie 9epalti9 IS INNER
nod I'M Slpe1 9dbrt unb fpdt, la en mir
nadftebenp etnt9e @ttate aus lIolt9en
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Diron6 2inte brau6t f9 Der Musfete
pper peS S9wertes, pa6 er surGertDetoiz
9un9 per %cpnfuperirten Gias9e 9ebraudt,
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10 ;par, bab He, ibr 6aupt serblQen mue
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letn, : DerSupenw mill smarGrteoen, tpenn
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fer f6neQl fommen un1 betp friiber. ;u en-
ben, llniere ~eiben Bunpes9enp0en in
Marylano uno &entudy tnS9en fid, parat
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r e. M4l3a IN (9tidmpnr Graminer.)l.
l1no in bieiem Some 1preden nod btnz
berte sou Decentralization.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17

p Jim captain" Gusenius' Militarii9e 2auf-
babn ~ @araeterilren. it Is nur notbweaoie gu
iastn, bab Ct 3u ben vMounteb &an9ers"
eebDrte, elmer 5eimpebr-S Grippe, ptl9e auf bic
8etne ssbra&t wuree, bic @ren3e seseu bic per~
~pittpeten uSquamS" unb .serpaiRen vpapuien"
Der tpbtea Snbianer 3a Dert6eioi9en. (preb.)~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-17
,Gaptain" @ilion, ser u@e1e."'

T. T. .t
captain @iliun mar elmer Der belteu unb ia
pfer1ten Sploaten, tpel9e Minne1ota in ben Rrie9
f@idte. setne nilitaril@e @ei9idte 1T auese<
aeidnet bur9 Siele 6elbentbaten. Mls @plbat ae<
bort iein Nubr1 3l ben Be iten unter benienieen,
pel&e Minntiota auf ben @&lo&tfeloern bes
Qanbes reprGlentirten." CYipneer.)
p ,,1na u@nptain": Gusenius' Militariide Qauf>
babu ~ 9aracteriiren, 1T Is uur nptbweabie III
iaatn, bab It III ben uMpunteb Nanaers"
aebDrte, elmer 6eimrebr- Sruppe, ptlde auf bic
Beine aebradt tpurbe, bic @ren;e aeaen biz per-
~pitttpettu u@quaws" unb .nernaiRen, vpapu]en"
Der tpbten Snbianer 3a Dertbeioisen. (preb.)
b @er bat &e@t? @as iaeen bic llr>
funpen 81. . = IT ~. 't~..2..
r. Der Sabre6bertdt tes @eneralzM pjuz
tanter1 pess 5taateS Minnel ota pom / fen
December 1865: alip rrn einem Dpcu=
mert, no Der &rie9 aus mar, I}a9t Sette
634: .nf"..' "s."| .,Jl. "E.
Company q. be8 grten @e9t,nentS
Der WWpunteo Ndn9ers", Mtnnel pta
8oluntdrs, ur1prin9lt9 cpmmarptrt DON
Sbert Samuel ST. pbail, Captain 6 "
9ene M.I@t11pn, %: e}abr alt 9ebp>
rem IN ~ = Datum %tes Sffcierspa<
tents 8. 81. 1862, Datum Der @inm1z
fterune9. Set. 1862, @pbnprt 9ennepin>
@ennepin County, Mfin. Belpnpere Sc
m1erfun9en: @ntlafen NIT 1einer @on1paz
ME-" &4E,.i 4E...i 1paa4 ",&t..H I}H3"!1
unb uleQ" 1T MQes. a32!s51S@"2"< ~:
= @el4 Elm 5elo! Der yGrite @renaz
bier Grantreido" 1T gar nt@t6 rase9en.
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mtttaos> murpe bierlelbl t cine @ette eez
tppnnen, bic fat un9laubli9 eri9etnt.
Gin MrtiQerie = Sffcier, lebr 9emanoter
Sdpimmer, batte NIT bent @rafen =. g..
9etpettst, bic @pree am l1nterbaum auf
Dem &lden lie9eno ;u bur9iawimn1en>
wdbrenb ct auf Dem Qeibe etn 8rett truzI
&C, tauf nen1 3betlppQe Tlaiaen, feds Gier
in elmer S@Ihel ur1D pier Slider tdnoen.
Sobalo elmer cieler @e9enitdape fele>
wdre bic @ette yerlpren. Der fiibne
S@wimmer bat III Der Ebat aud feline
@ette s%eronnen.i @1& u tah 4h1t1 nj
la8er1in Z Nusuf.-iDie in @om
9efprbene preusin Senny =. S@wanenz
felo BAT Elm 2e9at ppn 5000 Iblr. CUR
@ranrun9 etnerS9ule fir preteitantilde
Sinner Der in 2pm lebenren 1eutl6e,
unp Elm ;rrette62esat opr 9lei6faus 5000
9blr.. CUR nnterflguns bulfsbeplrftteer
prctetantii9er &inftler in Rpm auSge>
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
TEE FRELING ~ NAsHYrLLE

The feeling Ia Nashville in regard to
BrowDIow's proclamation, Is described rs
Of intense indignation, as it was gem
orally and confidently believed the Presi-
dents guarantee for the preservation OF
psace In the State would compel the ex-
tremiets to abandon their sanguinary
programme. The pretsnse that the mi
iida viii not be called cut unless rendered
necessary by the conduct Of the dlsfran-
chised masses, is easily seen through. Il
is well understood that the Organization
of the militia will be Immediately fol-
lowed by the declaration OF martial law
in ali counties where there is a Conserva-
tive majority, no matter whether any
falsely termed " ~outrages" are commit
ted or net.
By e Of The enrolment now or
dered by BrowRlow, the negroes can cas-
lily bs manipulated il behalf Of the Radi-
cal ticket, while colOred Democrats will
be overswed and driven away from the
polls. Even leading Radicals at Nash
vile denouaes the action of BrownIow
as hssty and unnecessary, in view Of the
Presidents order to furnish troops, and
as likely to have an unfavorable indu-
ence on Northern sentiment in the ap-
preaching election. Should Brownlow
Insist IN carrying u his threat Of mill
tary terrorism, q disastrous collision is
anticipated by men Of both parties.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

The true way to judge Of the resul. IL
Maine is this In 1856 their members of
Congress we're elected by a majority of
1850. In 1868 the people OF Maine
come tOpass judgment upon them, aided,
as the Radicals hoped, by the name of
GRANT. The verdict as q Democratic
gain Of 1880 votes. And this, notwith-
standing that the State was Inundated
with money and the best and most popu.
lar speakers Of the Republican party.
The same proportion of change in the
other States viii not leave Grant ten
STATES 10 the Union.
The efforts Of the Radical press TO COM
pare the result with the vote of 1887 Is q
transparent attempt to deceive their
readers. The liquor lar was the great
issue both 10 Maine and Massachusetts.
In the latter State the Radicals were de-
heated; in Maine their majority Of
1866 vas reduced 5000. How silly,
hen, IS the attempt to impose upon the
public By measuring the great result Of
1865 according to the vote on a local
issua-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
REV. YORK.

NEW YORK, September IA special FRO u
Metz, Francs, last evening, says a closer ezami-
nation OF the RI ms Of the cartridge manu- fao-
tory has been had. AnemciaI investigation. as
to the number Of persons employed In the
works lead to the stilI more sorrowfui %conclu-
SION that forty-six persons we're killed, and ten
very badly wounded by the explosion which
occurred this morning.
The loss by fire In Higgins carpet factory, this
morning, amounts 10 Si75 900. About Ito people
are thrown out OF employment by lhe fire.
Secretary Sprcg1a Is Ierorted as being con-
aned 10 his hoase IN FrJyld=no9 with a broken
leg.
George Sayton, While ~endeavo1ing TO get
uDoRa tr,Ia o. C rs a. \ sw4 K, white in mo-
lion, ieu unGer the whes.s. ana his head was
completely sever q from lis body.
DR.. Gould, OF Dunlin, arrived IA this city on
Thursday lsstf rom The Arctic region, and gives
5Ons high y interesting particulars OF Hairs
Arctic TesearGl CXpsdit on. CzpL. HILL ias as
certained GehalUely tue cireuIns mces OF the
last two sJvvIyOrs uI Sir Joha ErAnKliu's party
Capt CEazier aud "a stagGrI Of one ofthe yes-
sells died IN 1854, ue5r-Southanptoa Island.
Capt. Grrzier's wat,h aud other relies are ia
Mr.. HANS possession. and he was 70 have
started la Fs .rnary or Ma en- last with an
armed PARRY OF natives and Europeans TO Sc
else ths records Isnt by ~FraaAiIn's men 10 King
Williams sound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
TO THE PRESIDENT.

We ask President JOHNSON, Ia the
name Of the people Of Tennessee, whom
he knows TO be long suffering and of pa
thence vergiDg upon The point Of virtue,
to exercise the whole power Of the Con-
stltution, ia their defense, against Cover
nor BRowNLOw AND HIS MILITIA. In
every county in the State the people are
rejoicing In the good gifts OF q merciful
and bounteous GoD. If the labOrers are
now called away to vagrancy, in the
militia, the crops will rot in the ground,
and, as B consequence, our com mercial
system, just emerging from q trying Pc
riod, again become-snd this time disss-
rOusly-disarranged. II, by the pres
snce OF United States troops, this So
called militia il prevented from organi-
zation, ali viii be wei and we Gan enjoy
the era Of prosperity dswning upon Us,
to whitehall good men look forward with
thankful and grateful hearts. MIR. Pres
ident, we look to you. Do not falteT. Be
quick to relieve US now, and you will
indeed entitle yourself 70 the everlasting
gratitude OF your people. We apps al to
you earnestly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
n

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE National
Bank currency issue1 during tbs week,
amounted 10 sol SO, total to this dale, 1851 sJ3
mutiiateI bills returned, %, l6S,OA, tnsolVent
bank noles redeemed, SlOs,SZ9; actual clrcula-
ton hi this duIe, $3.50 Si9,0Z7 receipts OF Irsc-
uunal currency for the week ending to-day,
1872 90 shipment Of 1. ) note, H85,5z9. Treas
urcr OF United states holds in trust fer ma
tioaal bOnCs as sscniity fer circulating notes,
sH,l92,700, and for public deposits, SSS,OJA,S50
fractional currency led -emed, S4S3IOO.
Joseph W. Holden, a SOn OF Gov. Holder,
telsgraphs from Raleigh, North Carolina, that
a dispatch IN relation to his speech at a mass
meeting there, that he gave nc incenCisry ad-
vice attributed 10 him, nor did any one else.
Gen. Santa AAcAstus, Bolivian Minister, &C.
ccmpanied by Mr Enesras Cartes, were pre-
sented 10 the Presidents to-day, by the Sscre-
tary ofState.
Benjamin F.. Wade and Schuyler Oolf4x ar
rived here Iasi night. Mr.. Wade and Mr.. Col
fax both DOUBT whethert TIE e viii be a quorum
on Monday, but MIR. c slfax says, N a cOnversa.
ton, that either house can take recess, from
time to time, Until a quorum assemblies, thus
extending the legislative day of Monday indet-
iaitely. 1t is stated as the result Of & con err
ence At which Mr. Wade, Colfsx, Schenck and
Others were present, that another recess shall
be taken to the l5sh OF October. There seems
TO be little doubt OF securing a quorum before
tie legislative day OF the 2lst ultimo. Mr..
Wade viii be Il guest OF Mr.. Colfax duling the
session.
in reply TO an inquiry to-day as to what dis
POziti N had been made of the pstition o. the
people OF Florida, for Federal troops for pro-
lection, the President sail the case was fully
covered by the general Instructions lately
issued to Department commanders.
Postmaster General Randall has submitted
10 Attorney General Evarts, the New York
Navigation Company case. The latter insist
on Randall resigning thres millions dollars IN
bonds, given by Them as subsidy, but he de-
ciiuez, unless fortified by the opinion OF the
Attorney General.
schenck saidto-day that Ae was satisfied that
a quorum would be present on Monday. 1t Is
intim sted tlat some nominations win be sent
in and considered in executive session. There
have been but Few arrivals OF Senators or Rep.
resentatiyeC.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, late Minister to Chill, ar
rived to day, and will at once report to Seere-
tary Seward, and close up the affairs of his
mission. The General was recalled therefroIn
by The President. fl.
rherei h. rumorthat the Surratt ease win be
on Monday.
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-aARnEoTE IN MAnnEaAN.

We regret TO learn there was not 4 full
attendance Of the Hsrdeman county
people at the barbecue at Bolivar, yes
terday. This was doubtless Occssioned
by a misrepresentation, some believing
that the affair had been postponed till a
later day. Nevertheless, there was q
very good attendance under the ample
grove selected for the speaking, consist
ing in very large part Of the beauty OF
the surrounding country. Major JOHN
Il. BILLS, one Of the truest men in the
country, presided with his usual ability.
Addresses we're delivered during the day
by Dr.. LEFTwICH and Hon. Ton,
AVERY. Both speakers were in good
trim, and acquitted themselves hand
somely. IN the afternoon, after the
feasting, seyeral colored orators were
expected TO deliver addresses to the large
number Of colored people in attendance.
There was plenty to sat and 10 spare.
Hardeman will give q heavy vote for
SEYMOUR snd BLAIR,
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By Telegraph,
NASHVILLE.

E-- aHHfA Do
NASHVILLE, september B-After a great
zeal OF mysteriou consultation and discussion.
running through a couple Of weeks past, the
state Democratic Executive Committee has
issued an address TO the ps5pls Of the State,
which appears to dsy. The delay In Bringing
out the address was caufed by a CONFLICT OF
opinion In the Committee on The negro suffrage
question. Al last, however, tile African bun
las been tskzn by the horns, and colored suf-
rage is squarely recognized and acItly indorsed
in q qualified way. On tbs point The address
contains the following language:
Accepting facts as We dad Lhen, recognizing
fmmutabie truths as they exist, blinded By no
orefudiee OF the deed past TO the otscurity aud
detriment OF 0ur true interests in theiiving
present, Unbias u by passion, obeying the die
tafes OF reason rather than OF impulse, with
courage 10 be JUS, that our quarrel be thrice
armed, acting honestly up To tie svOwed pEin-
ciples OF our party IN iheir rank and dle, 'front.'
ana rear, that no cJlored citizen of the state
uniting with us In the overthrow of q common
tyranny and in the redemption OF our noble
stale, shall be disturbed In any OF his
our own rights should be restored
10 us. With this distinct and uhequivOceI
pledge to the people through whom and with
whom we can alone expect totriumph oeer the
common oppressOrs, There can be no shadow of
doubt as to tue trtump 0ant result of our conf
bfaed action. Our own Interests and those OF
tina cllored citizens being mutual. and the
Interests of the Radical adventure S being ola
mstricaIIy opposed TO both, this course on our
part is demsIded by every c0nsioeratiun OF
party xpsdlency common gratitude, Justics
and right.
vlgorous canvass TO securst the colored vote
will now be entered into, aud tbs chances are,
Judging nom the beginning already made, thai
q considerable per csntsge OF The negro vote
viii be secured TO the democrats. There are
now over a score OF Democratic colored cfucs,
and new ones are being organ zsd almost daily.
Al Haze Green, North Alabama, q couple OF
days ago, q Fight occurred betwesn some whites
and blacks, in which one negro was killed and
two wounded. According to the report OF q
huntsville paper, the negroes commenced
aring without p~rovocation.
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MEsT- NEWS.

We are Indebted to q correspondent,
writing from Bolivar, yesterday, for the
following items Of news:
The Tennessee Supreme Court has adjourned
over TO the Knoxville term uu the hrst OF next
month. Hon. Joha Trim0sil, OF X sshvilIs, has
declined the appoiotmentto the Bench OF Mid
die Tennessee. Maynard was only appointed.
temporarily. Thsy cant III Ailligan's place
from East Tennessee. Judge Henry g. Smith
returned to his farm, near Colifervtle. yesfer
day, and will be in Memphis to-mcrr1w even
ing. He looks robust, actually iHpfOued, in ap-
pearance. He left his bride in Nsw YORK
Every man that l have seen in she county an.
proves Gen. Pixies proposition on negro SUI
frage. The Courthouse in Bolivar is nearly
completed. 10 is a large and elegant bncx
structure. and is believed 70 be the beet one IN
West Tennessee, and cost only So 00. There
was quite a number OF Mealphians AZ the Bol-
war barbecue yesterday. We noticed DR.. Iafr-
wich. Hon. Tom Avery, Capt. IVES Snsed. Cant.
Hidden, J. ]. HanloD. Napoleon Hill. Hendsr.
son Owen, Col. 6. ". Morton, OF Paducah. and.
Others. Also a numbsT OF Memphis ladies.
who Rere kind enough to tighten the political
sssehbiags With tneiT PrsssRes,
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TRERADICALs Ar nAsON-s DEPOT.
We learn that a large meeting of Rad
icals was held yesterday at MasOn's De-
pot. Both wings Of the party were rep
resented. SMITHS by 900 stalwart Ne
gro lsborers from adjoining plantations,
and NUNN's by 1900. When our infor-
mRnt left, whisky, and the incsndiary
harAngues OF the rival candidates, were
producing their legitimate effects, and u
d" free fight" was thought imminent.