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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
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benz geriberteu f'lnc ltnteriGem1 wSbrCnt tcr raue
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stnfH WOnnt, ciNt mode ptcr eincn "a
we Ntiaui rTitten rNretsn frate ,,s I'm Eotcsfaue
tcS @rrfidrrttu craaltep bic SmtabIicontn tcclbrn
ppn 800 tts $1,000.
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fcuBe GjcEunrrn pno bic grimitn 1ab 70 uiebri0 &C.
isat ba6 ss @iemarhtm ltwer iat, b ter Geisai4aft
anidihle6en.
Ole iren9tu 6iitge ttS St-dts ObC unb tas arpat
ziderbcrs Gdptai beieF Otit0bait i&agtn ben
glerfterten 1eaen ttub1iidtH 9trlul.
sStlb. iSerucbnrg,
GCntralsAAGrt iar ben Sadi Rdrgdnb urb Dlariti
GClumtta.
Sntsrimlifhes Dlrehu: 9ir, II. Glib SapfraGe,
lauBll lGUlD Baltimore, W6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

9u y c p>g cntbdtcn ieBt bic gEcDn-
HGuer crlcr Glltit em Btl1rejmmcr, cine
GupeIle unp Gin lbCoiCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

DGs Ystragen betprr oaultr pts 6 Q n .
srel1 1e5 bli Gjcle9rpbett Der 8erlelun9
Der 8ptfhaft pirp bon Der Trefe briper
9artcien entlhtrbcn setabelt. 3aS qublt>
fun left tnSptlhen rie 90tihaft nit gro,
berer GufmerflamIrti, ais mCbl anpernTaas
9elhetGn ietn pllrbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

gan 6ran3tSee, 10. OeSer. - Der
Shponer IS. .. ,Seuitis" lbIu9 am 5. Deg.
aui tsr S6be pcn 5ort 9tpB UNI unb stn9
lammt sanSer 2apuns unier. Die Wann-
lhait une Die paiidsiere murten scrsttet. =
Wabrsue Der 8eiie beS S6ifts p6srtforp,
ibire" ppr eiptppcl Bat etn ameyifdniiber
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SbinSpiiiSter pelipGnpst linp cen ,peitta &C
tppet.-DT SHppnfr DSbpmas gScpopern,
fett Is. 9ios. prn btsr nd6 S,lta aui ter
5abrt, fhsiicrte Sor gap Mub9 Il, Der 9iate
BON Btetcria. Sttf unp gapun9 line tpiai
pcrlprea; bic @annibaft purre sereitrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
,Sru. o. e, aerncr!

@ertber Ser! Wit lmentiidem @ersniser bdrtt9s
t6 Sbnen eieies 8euBn6 fir ben GrfplD. EelGen abr
auf,s SdmsrSdt an erfrprenen BaBen, lpsGb ale mel
ne Beiannten mid anisabeu, gls id aper ven ben
sislen 8uren bBrte pel6e Sore pertsclle Mesin Re.
pertfelgt bat, beidlpB id lie Az rerludCn Ser (Se.
braud ener 6aide 9eipGbrte mir arpFc Grieid crira
unb bic spete 6ai@e beptrfe balbigs siuna. Grldi.
bsnSie mir oaber, nien Serr Sbnen nlcinen ler hfe
0anf thr bic DcblIpat, bic mir Sbre wuaberpple NE
sleitt metten Befannttn uis bent gubifum ubsrbdupi
ais pas bette Iliel Telde5 e ee8en erprsns 6uBe rf.
ferirt pprbeH,
GdtunsspggA SIR
Baltimore, ben II. San. '67. 5pbn g. nPittbeI
Sei allen Drusihsn, Apptbslern uno S1nSlern in IA.
teut sMebIintn Al tabtn.
tSaupt:sScppt: Gde Der Baltimore, une !oiabifr.
t220-) 9dltimpre N(h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
s3eldlneAidlMle.

gm I. Ettbr., gtenSs tbr, crpTnec prrf. Gude in
Tnayps SnfttGt aeHer bic 3eiGnendulc iir Snabeu
uRD nire bse!be mdpreRp hes lSmieremtiers pphenta
lid ARai gilttrpeGs uup 6rsita8s, pen 10 ubr
fcr1eeet. Ale SrGRGen hes 3etdnenltnIerrtbts wer'
ten lptematilb NIB ariinbli6 unterrt1kt. Nnmeoun,
ner biti6t maa balbalt III madcn 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

Sn gcrpcntpwn, u. ", tarb IN
Idu9it s.. {. RtAni9pt nit SmtrrINiiunS
ctuCs 9ermp1cns ron $2,5O0,0O0. $4,000
Happn 9ebi pae &crmahmtR oen o0Np- Sell
lNWs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

| pbtldpelpbt IA, 10. Oej. - (Vcr~
fudi,r 9uttermprb.) Gjegen llbr Neltlrn
WPprgen pbrte man IN Der SllDtr Strabe,
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| 10. une GbrIlttda>Sr., brn Shret yWiorp".
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ppbnt. Ndhbdrn braneen 1T has baus une
fanesn bic 6rau I'D In ttrem Blute MA iSent.
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ldneer unp ttefer Shnttt. Der Gngrif auf
iie mar 9enndbt pprpen, wdbreno lie i'm Bette
l1g. SIN 3immer tanb man eth fat gang
nsuee un0 iebr lharfe5 DOlnmelIer rdS mt
| Btut belueelt mar. Die 9il6barn brabten
bic un9lufllte 5rau In etncs Der dntobcnocn
pauier nnp bGnahrthtt9ten rte 9clIjft ppn
bem 0prfale. GeBiere puIAfudte paS !Sdue
unp arrettrie Sugb GrIt9, enen Der Spbne
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perluh Dtmaht tu bdben. Gr befdnp lib
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bat. fSrau CRAIG mar 3ur seppbnIihtn 3ett
bu Bette 9eSdn5en une crlt eurb ben nipros'
rti9eu &nfaa geipedt ippreen. Gle III unS
| nafnhr Gh clnhrr hlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

Sn gBdfbtng tom init am II. san.
1869 Gin, @pnpSntipn per Bddlitinlr0Cr ju~
mmrp. Die linton Der 9dd'ttnlC9cr in tcn
GCr. Staaten bat jUr 3e,t 10000 @itlitc,cr
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Z pfrmB mBCurdjurgei unb bts SdmltaGs nur
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Grlsrnunl Clnte hdnbprrteS mdd)t cic Wdu,
drbrter NIT leocm Gage rarer.
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Wlldloa 1dlcn bcS ,,MmlCn TCret" an 9@d>
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non brduntc pcracltttu prr .Alblnp 0lcd"
ncprr, @'rlut $3O,00O.
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9ant" Su 9leW 'Slunepid, Gau., unter ccr
@ntlaBc arttWt, bCM9te 91nt I'M bic NlCt.
ntBIett npn 100000 bel6pMecit gu baben.
Sn &u9H Ia, Me., wurpe GDS. Gldrl
arrc.irt, eer brfannirn II. iptcorrbcItmYfdno
ltftuna int Der. ct. .2lrlenale III NCrtI1no
b5a@h9t. Sein 9rclcg Cltr IN y. lciCrt
begnntn.
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ben 6rbIptnp EN- StNn an her Si-2l .>Str.
um1rptbt uno per Hnnbt Bhrtt MprrtltN
erItbldgen.
Die 8otl6aft beS9r6 ftSrntrn,
tptIGc burb pir 6Anpc Ner nNloclirIfn @rcile"
9irg, trfbtrn idcn ppr0cicrn 8oraen In 81,
nrm 9Ihte Mem -Srrt'S hnN ebtdAON
Sn @uffdlo III pa5 ubrr @0ua. Gar,
Lies 9GgtdnBte 2rprSurIbrtI 1T lebcnsldnBlt'
de 3uhtDdueuaIc umACpnn1rt pQrpen.
Saltfar ipuyce in pfr MrntdN Hldt
ppn entm furdtbGen Sturme bcimlcntbt,
rpclbr 30 I'M !6aftn Iir9cnpt 6abrlcu9r be-
lhdtigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
Der orp6e
Obrrbant- lllif0erhfrltrllrr
gum Gntfcnen atlcr edutteiten unb Jtct>
ni1en Der 6aut.

Sunt Gntfernen aller 1duttGtrGn unb Ict>
ntaen Der l6dut.
Gst bic muntsrpOGfe Rebt;in, melt5c r,r Cutter.
nuna etr erri6esenen Standardization trfdnnt H. Gs
tecitiat tdt nur ale llnreugfeen her Sat fpnbern
siett aud rie 10 frbr oemunf&tc 8tarbc ser Scut.
So BELT uuc entfcrnt 8ftbcn pecr Siirucn aui
Der saut, aEitei'sr, ssopfsriuS, StrGge, TeRef.
friefs, 2aJfIus, SGutausfctlase aier Slrf, b5fei,
paiS, SIcrpenicbmcr,, Sraurs, Csuctit)s. Sriib.
mirtccr, offcne 6,ricbwiirc, srirprne 6iise, @ers
fiane,nnsCn, ptraiitcte 9aut, Zfrppbctu 1t. E. 10.
eSebrduet)s llnmeifins. - Nan b0Ss ttt franftu
6brrertteile irlb trS abents eamtt.
Wan tewatre bic 5tnl6e an etnrm p1rmsp anb bun.
felrn piate.
An8sisrtias uab mrtauft Scn rem Gtbrntbamtr
!3enrp II. SscIner,
Gde her Baltimore unS Si1Gnr.
Bel allen Mebisin sodnblern III baten.
h5- Trcis fiiniSig Scnts pro Sluiehc.
sfnr plde. bic ses Gi1fn!blmers SGarlGrift trdgen
fnb d6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

Sn s btrdlp itanp ppr8rlttm N1S Wtt>
tergids auf gua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

&iR9tr DpN 4--l2 Sa1rGn ,dhitn uNr cen bGtbtR
Nrt5,
Rtdbcr lmttr Satren ino RdHifrtt.
Stter hUiIRgr NJi 100 ID @rpJd ig,i, fur Uebsr1rs
wtht wre enc Rtrinlt Natc terthUtt.
stpi ieRrm 3ulc tctrcft lb wsdJiu5 tin gruifi
ipretcH6tr BcdWtr.
4SduiliId. lin ntht bGt;p6tu 10 tr"ttn fGu't m0t
NiItlt tirGit rgm wtguGiguelr' %ulsra @8crltu or
H1gH. Entip SGudb,
Uclrtdlsg gBenI Ter 0,trtbtut Gcurdl. uEb
FenuiWuluiIitN tiCububn.
fI-l NJ. l2l GbrWGts Ndt her WurfrJfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
&}oltimOre, M0 iSretta0 ben II. 9e}enl0tr 1868

9EuSipGuccrcr uuo 9tciicRbe uncb
bcm 2Seitcn uub 9lcroiucitcH otr
WcrcitiatCR SfaN!tu Dnu glUrOs s2tmerItn
ipnrrn 3cit iulb @sic, rpciln iIe btt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11

Saltfar wurte IN Ger MrntdN NIdt
Won emtm fur6tbMcn Sturmc beinNciucbt,
eclbtr 30 I'M A9aftn Iie9cnpt 6abrBcugr be-
lhdtigle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-11
GcrmiIGte Scri4tc.

CBcrH iolsL)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

There does appear once in a while such
aphenomena as a truthful Radical. One
such, Of st. Louis, Dynamo HORATIO D.
WOOD, g well known young attorney,
who recently travelled through the Gen.
trail portion of our State, where it was
supposed, and lyingly asserted by Radical
editors, Ku-Kluxism had eliminated in
all sorts of deviltFy, says " that he was
q n of those who believed that the eiti-
" zsns of the South and retu:ned Con-
81 federates, from what he had read in
" Radical papers, intendedto again make
{" war against the Constitution, and he,
"a believing with the Radical press that
" this was their purpose, favored the ne
" gro supremacy Of Congress. He has
4" seen for himself, and says that never
/" were a people more maligued or iLfa-
" mously treated. Their UniOI ism is
4" undOuoted, and their disposition to
" any other or further contest is appa-
4" rent.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, September 1O.-Brevet Major
Gen. P. H. George Cook, hiss arrived here 10 at
tend the session of the Boa-d OF Cavalry tactic.
now examining a sys.em presents ed by him.
The President has directed that the name OF
Brevet-CJl. T.. c. Clark be placed ON the re-
tired list, with the full rank of Major.
Brevet-Brigadier Gen. VIM. NJ. Dunn, Assis-
tant Judge Advocate General, has been placed
on duty in the War Department.
Solicitor Buckley returned from New York
to-day.
An expert warehouse has just been estab-
hshed In Boston, to which shipments of to-
bscco in bond, under The new regulations, can
be made.
Solicitor Buckley is engaged in preparing an
official report Of his proceedings in New York
which will probably be submitted TO the Presi.
dent.
Secretary McCulloch gives official notice that
on and after Monday next, all Seven-thirIy
NOES must be forwarded direct TO the Treasury
Office here for redemption.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, September I0-In the House,
to-day, a resolution TO consider the adoption OF
the resolution Of yesterday rejecting on the
Governors message, was lost.
In compliance with a resolution Of the As
sambly, and in consequence of violence COM
mitted in some counties Ly armed unlawful
bancs of negroes, the Governor has Issued a
proclamation, in which he denies having given
authority for armed or unsrmed organizations,
and warns the people that drilling and exer-
cising In military tactics with arms by any or
ganized body, except the army of the United
States, is unauthOr zed, unlawful, against peace
and order, and must be Immediately Suspend
Cd. Re says persons distinguished for their
hostility TO the United States and state, are
promoting the said acts AZ violence by publicly
-denouncing the avs as unconstitutional and
void, and the results of sueh acts of violence
and insurrectionary Appeals Is manifest in tire
rapid spread Of a disposition OF those who
maintain tie validity OF the Jaws of Congress
and tie State government established thereun-
der, TO protect themselves by aims against such
acts OF violence and actions against civil rights.
He quotes Gen. Grants parole given to zen.
Lees army, wherein 10 says the p- rsons pa
rolled VIII not b. disturb dby the United States
authorities as long SIS they observe the parole
anu the iaSsln force where taty reside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
WHO PROFHTED BIZ FEIE WAR.

III DA HAAE hAANs
TIE Washington Digest" publishes
a long list Of names, among which are
Grant, Stevens, Sumner, Wade, Schenck,
Sherman, Sprague, and other similar
leading lights of q" R~epulicanism, " whose
aggregate wealth is S734, $50, 600! OF
course, in this list, he includes the noto.
rlous beast Butler" whose fortune was
acquired, the Digest Gays, by "Spoons
and Plate" The wealth OF these patri-
OTIS before the invasion Of the South was
81, 1927, 900. The Digest then goes on to
say: "They commenced The Radical
" war with a million of dollars. They
"have run the Government into a debt
" of two thousand six hundred millions
" Of dollars, and have p~Ocketed for them
" selves over E5- SEVEN HUNDRED
"MILLION DOLLARS! ia which
Il" they hide from taxation, and demand
Il" payment of principal and interest in
4" gold from a taxed and overburdened
d" people. May God, in his mercy, soon
81 deliver the people from such rulers ui
the Columbus (Ohio) Crisis. To
which we snswer-Amen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
FOREIGN.

PARIS, September lO-Queen Victoria leaves
here Tor England this evening.
The Emperor reviewed the troops at Camp
Chalais to-day, the whole army, including cav
airy, artillery, infantry, pontoon and baggage
trains were drawn up on tire plain, and after
going through a series OF evolutions, the entire
army marched by the Emperor in review, each
regiment as IL passed cseeYing enIhusiastic-
ally for The Emperor, Hmprees and Prince I'm
perisL. An immense multitude OF spectators
covered tae adjacent hills.
Inc Queen Of England, Who is now in this
city, IS the guest OF Lord Lyons, the English
Ambassador. No ceremony is observed by hsr
Majesty or attendants, but The privacy OF the
party is strictly maintained.
LONDON, September lO.-The strike among
the CabInen has ended.
FLORENCE, September ID.-It is reported that
Italy has requested the Withdrawal of The
French troops.
Its reported that Garbaldi has LETT Cape Pc
for Naples 10 attend the address OF the Demo-
Gratis, 10 be held IN that city.
VIENNA, September 0.-Dispatches received
here state that the Bslgravian insurgents have
formed a provisional government on the Bal.
mountains.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, September I0.-The extra
ordinary concession made by the Sultan to
In permitting the flagship FRANKLIN
to pass through the Dardanelies and enter the
BOsphorus, has given rise 10 a vast amount OF
In diplomatic circles here. The re-
permission had been denied. which
extensively circulated a few days ago. is
foundation, as the consent of the Sui
Ian was accorded in the most gracious manner
as a eomplims n to Farragut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
wANrFp.

SMITH, on sober second thought, con-
Guided that the uncertainty of NUNN's
election, even after has withdrawal,
is 30 imminent that his Influence
in securing Federal patronage would
be ~valueless; SO he determined, as
We are advised, to demand the nlOHiSh
In consideration of his backing out. The
price was agreed upon through BARBOUR
LEWIS, as SMITHS agent, NUM- acting
for himself but when SMITH went up TO
get the money, according to contract,
NUM- had concluded it was still too far
from being a "sure thing" to warrant
paying out in advance q full years salary.
NUM- was, at the time the bargain was
made, led to believe hat his friends
would pay a large portion Of it for him,
but his experiences in having TO pay for
getting up the county convention to nomi-
nate delegates in his favor caused him TO
fear 3 like result in this instance. And
SO there is q dead lock, and we accord
correct cur history of the negotia-
tions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
SANDUslKY.

SANDUsKY, o., September 10. The State fire.
mems tournament hero today was a success in
every respect. Thiriy-h,e companies from
this and other States were entered foreOmpeti-
ten.
II anniversary Of PerrG's victory was ce'e-
brated at Put-in-Bay Island lo-tay, by a grand
pic mic. Delegations were present from Buffalo,
Detroit, Toledo and other lake ports. All the
survivors of The battle of Lake Erie were pres
ent. The United States steamer Michigan and
fired salutes during the day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
THE HALLS.

We hope that Messrs. ANDREW JOHN
SON, II. d, MoCARTY and GRIER, Spe-
cial Agents of the Postoffice Department,
now at Chattanooga, will extend their
trip this way and determine for us and
the public, in regard to the irreguIarity
of the mails, whether the fault Hes with
the Postoffices ut which matter Is mailed,
with our Pestofice here, or with the con-
tractors who are handsomely paid for
carrying the mails. The irreguIarity in
the reception of letters and papers here
has lately become an intolerabe annoy
anoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
Sumter lGa.l Pl1,l5Hoo

The Sumter (Ga.) Republican says a
difficulty occurred at Green's Mills. in
Lee county, last week, between a young
man named Croker, another named
Bradford, and Mr.. James Green and his
son, resulting in the killing of cid Mr..
Crocker by his son, and the wounding Of
Bradford and the two Greens. It is be-
lieYed that both Bradford and young
Green are MORALLY wounded. The shot
that proved fatal to old Mr.. Croker was
discharged at the Greens, by young
Croker. The weapons employed were
shot guns and revOlvers, and sometwenty
shots were fired by the parties. They
we're all respectable citizens of Lee
county. Politics had nothing to do in
the matter. The difficulty originated by
one Of the parties inaulttng the sister Of
the other,
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We enjoyed q visit yesterday from Mr..
SPRoULB, Of the Indianapolis Sentinel.
In the curse Of long and interesting
conversation, we were happy to learn
from him that the Democracy Of Illinois,
Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio,
are confident Of victory and the election
OF SEYMOUR and BLAIR. Our people,
Mr.. SPRoULE says, may be assured of the
sympathy Of the Democracy Of
the Northwest in all the troubles induced
for ne By the infamous Radical majority
In our Legislature.
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THE ~PRESTDENT.

A Washington special dispatch says:
It ia stated by those who ought to know,
that the President is engaged upon a
special message, or general address, to
the people Of the United States, which
he will send in. to Congress, If it re-ss-
sembIes. He designs it to be a resume
of the last four years, and q view Of the
present state of parties from q conserva-
tive stand point. It is also stated that he
has caused legal steps to be taken, look
ing to the pardon OF Gen. Robert E. Lee,
at the earnest instance of Gen. Rose
arans
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September l0--A Denver special
says the election on the 9Th passed OFF quietly.
Allen H. bradford (Repuhlioan) was elected
dele gate TO Congress. Returns from the Terri
tory show a Republican gain.
A special from Benton Harb0r, Mich, says
the wrsck OF the propeller HippOcampns Hes
about, twenty miles sonul OF that place. The
steamer Danube arrived ati5t. Joseph last EVEN
ing with part of the cabin aud tonnage OF the
wrecked vessel. The Danr.be looked around
for an hour, but found no signs OF any person.
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ARKANSAS

TIE Central Democratic Committee Of
Arkansas announces changes in the Elec-
tOrs for the State as follows Hon. J. D.
Walker having declined IN account Of
disqualification, Hon. r. S. CAN'T hes
been appointedin his stead. Hon. A. b.
Williams having declined for like rea-
son, Hon. Jno. NJ. Bradley has been APP
pointed in his stead. Hon. R. s. CAN'T
removed from the First district,
W. w. Drummond, of Arkansas county,
has been appointed to Ill the vacancy.
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"

NASHVILLE, September 1O.-The Senate to-
day adhered to its amendment to the House
Military bill. The House asked a committee OF
conference. The committee could not agree,
and the House proposed the discharge of the
committee. The Senate declined both PROPOSE
lions. The House then adjourned until pms
The UniOR and american mas information Q
an atrOcious murder near Springfield, las
night All tbs parties are Unknown. They are
supposed to be from Kentucky.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, September I0.-Mr. P~inehbsck, a
mulatto emb of the Louisiana Legislature,
in a card in the Tribune, denies that he made
any threats Of incendiarisnl or massacre, and
tie speech attributed TO hin. the other day, en-
tirely misrepFesented his sentiments He
counsels moderation and deprecates violence.
Nineteen diseased cattle were captured here
yesterday, and placed in quarantine.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, September 10, Schuyler Colfax
and party arrived at Omaha this merning, and
were metat the depot by company OF tanners.
He mads a short speech, especially referring TO
the deplorable condition Of Indian affairs in
Colorado and Wyoming, and said he would
urge upon Congress Immediate aid and decisive
action against the sayages. He believed that
nothing less than severe punishment would
bring them TO terms. The party started for
Chicago at neon.
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NEW YORK. s ptsmber G.-Cotion irregular 4;
sale 500 Aies uplauds 27gz7%c. Flour, super
nne 500 10. WIrSt Ia 20 ,owt3i. Whisky 67tse
IN b IA. hice dull. sIIes quiet. SuIar Ia
lie Mo asses quiet, Mn c1vado 4lS42c.
Money market steady. call loans 366jc sterl-
ing qniet 099Ac gold So st1H new Tennessee
6g5S366s
The currency going West this week is com
~paratVely small.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADEIPHIA, September l0.-several ar.
rests have been made, OF men suspected Of the
murder of the child Mary Marman, bnt the
parties were discharged. tho suspicion proving
groundless. The Coroner inquest will be held
In marrou