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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
EMER--VA
Aoquittal. of Kremsr---A Few Ex-
planatory Words.

As this paper gave the full partlcu-
lars Of the robbery of the country
man, (BlaCkwOOd) charged to have
been the work Of James Kremer and
James Vance, IS also the preliminary
examination of the accused before
Justices Willard, Elicit and Swan,
we are constrained to give Mr.. Kre-
mer space for the publication of the
annexed card:
Editors AppeGi@After two full and
rigid investigatiOns-the first before
three magistrates, and the last before
Justice Foley-On the charge of being
accessory to the robbery of one Black
wood, l was hOnOrably acquitted and
discharged from custody. /, rs were
many others, was in company with
BlackwOOd while on the spree that su-
perinduced the loss of his money,
but think thaE my arrest in
the premises was mainly mali
ciOus, and prompted By other
motives than a belief in my guilt.
Mr.. BlackwoOd denies having charged
Inc with the robbery and disciaims
having been Il party to my arrest.
| have been put to much trouble and
incOnvenience-nOt to speak Of eX-
pense-in this matter, and only de-
sire to be set right before the cOmmu-
nifty, that my reputation may not
suffer from an unfounded and mali
cious accusation. Respectfully,
JAMES KRENIER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
FOR vICKsBURG.
United States MaiI---FOr Vicksburg.

Of the COmpany'shns Pas -
" senger Steamers win leave OnL@
the following days, making all Way Land
between Memphis and Vicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY. sept 4. at 8 pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, sept. 8. at s pm.
LU2uSARY, SATURDAY. sept. II, az . pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, Sept. Is. al 5 pm.
Freight receiveds IL the -. Louis Wharfboat.
sci FLEM. CALVERT SupI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
MEMPHIS IN EUROPE.
The Chinese QuesiiOn---HOW Cotton
Men Regard Memphis.

a friend Of ours, at present sOjOurn-
ing at Durkheim On the HaaTdt, Pal
atinate of the Rhine, writes Us a let
ter from which we make the follow
ing extract, having reference TO mat
tiers OF great importance to our people.
The writer is well known in Memphis,
has credit for much shreWdness and
discrimination, and il highly and IA
vorably regarded by a large proper
ton of the mercantile community.
The letter was written on the 18th Of
August. The writer says:
Everything connected with the
South and that tends TO an increased
production of her great staple is mat
ter Of vast importance on this side,
and l speak the true sentiments Ofthe
English and Continental cotton man
u~facturers, with many ofwhOm L have
lately come in contact, when | wish
this great enterprise God-speed.
"TheFe is no country that can sup
plant our WI South from her posi-
ton Of Chief Cotton COmmissary for
the world, provided she can increase
her production of the staple, and If
she ear do so by Chinese or any other
kind of cheap labor, crOWding out
competition as well in price as in quail
ity. 1t is manife5tly her duty no less
than her interest to avail herself OF
Mr.. KoOpmanschaap's proposition.
"By a late telegram from New
York I learn that Tennessee has car
ried the election of Gov. Senter, and
of a Conservative Legislature by a
majority Of not less than 90 900 votes.
If this be 50 (and l have no reason to
doubt it,, we may once more breathe
freely, and hope that the thFaldOm
under which so many of our best citi-
Zens have 10 long been held will at
last give way to more enlightened
legislation, and thus hasten the day
when our beloved " Volunteer State
shall again occupy the position that
belongs to her.
During my intercourse with manu-
featuring and commercial people in
England, France and Germany, l find
that Memphis occupies a front rank
in their estimation as to her CONNER
cial status, and her Importance as a
cotton market. Memphis cottOns are
much liked-classing equally with Or
leans-and if our railroad friends Of
Memphis are only true to themselves
and will do all they can to facilitate
the expectation Of cotton by a COM
~prehensive and cheap system of
through bills of lading to European
ports, guaranteeing delivery within a
reasonable time, which will be q COM
paratiVely easy matter if they will set
to work and make the proper cOnnec-
ton in New York or other ports,
there will be no hindranc6 to our sell
ing and shipping the greater proper
ton Of our cotton direct to European
dealers"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
Personal.

Mr.. Martin Griffin, Cashier of the
German National Bank, left yesterday
for st. Louis. lie will be absent for a
few days.
We had a letter yesterday from Mr..
b. Bowling, cotton broker, who is
travelling in Germany. His let
ter cGnveys. the gratifying intelligence
that he is enjoying himself and re-
cruiting his health. He will be home
early in October.
II. A. Littlet0n, Esq, the well
known insurance agent, arrived home
yesterday from an extended tour
North. He was accompanied by his
family. Mr.. LittletOn has rejuvena-
ted and is strong, healthy and pre-
pared for any amount of work.
Mr.. s. NJ. Anderson, of the firm of
s. NJ. Anderson & Co., returned yes
terday from a trip to Europe. He
visited Liverpool and Manchester,
and made the acquaintance of many
leading cotton men i'll both cities. He
is ready for the season and expects a
brisk time of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
c PARAGRAPHS.

The comet has backed square
out"
Lots and cords" Of fun at the
Varieties every night.
-Clethiers and hatters are hanging
out samples of autumn styles.
Who is responsible for the unsafe
condition of the Madison street
bridge?
The trial of the habeas corpus case
yesterday brought out all the legal
talent of the city.
Will the repairs on the Nicolson,
near Madison and Main streets, never
be completed?
Captain Schmidt, Older Deutsche
Hussars, airs himself daily in front Of
kaufnIan's cigar store.
-Wanted-by the Wharf Commit
tee, a few wheelbarrOW loads OF brick
hats, to be used in turning the current
Of the Mississippi.
The fishermen were granted a con-
tinuance OF their case until to-day.
The prospects are that they will be
allowed to ply their scaly vOcatiOns in
peace.
Parents, guardians and teachers
viii find an excellently well assorted
stock Of school books, school station
cry, maps, globes, in fact everything
required by the scholar or teacher, at
Mezsrs. COwperthwait, Chapman d
Co.'s, 2795 Main street.
A subscribing residing in Como,
Miss, complains to US Of continued
acknowledgement Of the mails and that
he does not get his paper regularly.
We yesterday laid his letter before
Postmaster DelOsch, who promptly
notified a. Of his intention at once to
look into and remedy the trouble. He
hopes 10 succeed through the cO-Opera-
zion Of the Postmaster at Como and
Ehe mail route agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
caN4ErcrAL norEL-srPrEMRER l.
PamnhIsts. ETC.

We age indebted TO the author (Gen.
Duff Green) for a copy of his Memo
rial and Bill relating to Finance, Ma
tiOnal Currency, Debt, Revenue, Etc.
Printed by the Southwestern Publish
ing Company, of 36l Main street, it Is
excellent in point of topographic ap-
PeaFance and correctness; indeed, in
that regard, il Il creditable TO the
boOk-maKing facilities Of Memphis.
1t is a pamphlet worthy of the most
careful consideration; first, because Of
the subject of which it treats and the
method of treatment adopted; second,
because il emanates from the pen of a
man who has played a distinguished
part in the politics ofthe Republic; and
third, becausei it is given as the result of
matured thought, careful consideration
and profound reasoning by one whose
experience enables him TO write intel
ligeutly upon the question of public
finances, sooner or later to occupy,
perhaps exclusively, the attention of
the political world. We commend it
TO the closest reading by all who
would inform themselves upon the
views of the distinguished author.
We have received from d. p.
Faulds, of Louisville, KY, copies OF
"Oh! do l not love thee" a ballad by
R0ssington; and the ICON Amore"
polka, by St%ernberg. The latter is
one of series Of easy pieces, without
octaves, arranged for beginners; and
the first is a ballad of the pathetic
character, and in q key quite in keep
ing with that style,
Joe Locke has all the late publica-
tons, including HagPer's BdzdTT, a
copy of which he has laid upon our
table.
Mansford, at the Catholic Book
store, is in receipt of all the latest pc
riodicals, newspapers, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET Comp'yz2
SUMNER
United States Nail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
i ger boats Of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
OZARK B~LAIsDELL, Master
Mondays, at o'clock pm
". A. CALDW ELL---.Rub Haynes master
Fridays, ats O'Clock PM.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches FOR the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts. which leave Little Rock Monday and
Thurdays, at > o'clock pm;
FORT GIBSOS-----JOhn W0Odburu, Master
CLAl5ASflALE..- ReasCner, Master
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of ladiug given for freight TO
and nom New Orleans, Memphis ~. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, at all
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East or West to any point on
the Arkansas river, hOuld have their goods
consigned to MEMPHIS AND AREASsAs RTy-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at MeIaEhk (Odice SO4
Front street, AOsby Block,} Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign to MEM
phis ana Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
On or about the lst Of September, the
steamer ". A. Caldwell viii take her pIGSs
IN the Line, leaving On Wednesdays, Iaakins
a tri-weekly line.
The above company are nov building two
new bGats for the Arkansas river, which will
ce finished about the 18th September. thus
securing 10 their patrons a reliable tri-week
ly line In high or low water
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
7. A. KENnIG, AGENT,
aull ONCE SA Fgaat street. Mostly Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
CITY NEW s.
A rival n Departure Of the nails from
the Memphis Post0flce.

Chattanooga, Richmond. Washington, New
York, Baltimore, ana an cities East M Souili
Ga, and Montgomery Ala-i ali
stations on the Memphis and Charleston
Fssissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash-
lille and Chattanooga and last tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D pm close al A;S
Giro Chicago, ~. Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
Vile Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ttusburg, Pnua-
deIphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York, and al
cities North and West, arrive al L:4O pm;
Ssw Orieans' Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks-
ufq. Matches and all cities South, arrive at 3
m: closes at 10: 80 am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
&c New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
ailroads, arriveat3 pm; closes atl0;5 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. Little
Rock, Madison. sundays eEcepted,l arrive at
nm; close at > pm.
Marion. Mittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
rI-Eeekly) Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
sFrive at 70 Am; close AZ II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, Miss semi
geeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive al 4p.m'i
close at S pm
cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive al 10 am; close ~ u am
Little Rock and Helena. and al landings on
White river, t~semI-weekly) Tuesday and Sat
urdHy. arrive at am. close az fp.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river ltri-wecklyj Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive az sam.i close at4
Ali landings on the Mississippi river south,
fsemi-woeklyl Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
st Q an; close at 1 pm.
Al landings on the Mississippi river north,
Csemt-weeklY Monday and Thursday, arrive
at . an. close atS:SJ pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
RIVER NEWS.

TATE OF THE WEATHER SEPTEMBER l.
Augusta, clear, IA; Buffalo, clear So /;
Boston, clear, 69'; Charleston clear
and cool, IA; Cleveland, clear, 75' /;
Chicago, clear, 659; Chattanooga,
clear, go; Cincinnati, clear, So; Jack
son, cloudy, IA; Louisville, clear,
So ; Milwaukee, clear, AS; Nashville,
clear kand cool, 65'; New Orleans,
clear, So; New York, clear, So; Osyka,
cloudy and calm, 76o; Philadelphia,
clear, So Plaster Cove, clear; Pitts
burg, clear and cool, 81; st. Louis,
clear, 65'; Vicksburg, cloudy and
pleasant; Washington, clear and cool,
64o; Mobile, cloudy and cool, eOo;
Key West, clear, 80; Havana, clear
and calm, 820; Fort Monroe, clear,
63'; Houston, clear, 80; Halifax,
clear, So.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
BELLE Sr. LOUIs--.-....St. Louis. ) pm.
.---.Cineinnat JPN.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Flavilla, Cincinnati.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
Nick Longworth,
Dan Able,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Great Republic, st. Louis.
Nick L~ongwOrth, Louisville,
&" Linton, Cincinnati.
O.. w. Check, Friar's Point.
Flsvilla, New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02

F. A. TYLER,
J. NJ. HEATING,
p A. BRAwNER,
4, I,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02

PORTER, PAGE d Co, OF NEW
YoBK.-We have much pleasure in
calling the attention Of shippers and
the mercantile public of Memphis to
theeard Ofthis house, 20 be found In
another column. Mr.. Porter, the
senior member, is a Tennesseean, has
been long and favOrably known to
the business men of the West and
Southwest, has means and a stock of
energy sufficient for a hundred men.
Mr. Page is too well known here as n
banker and business man 10 need
commentator at our hand. lie has
ability, energy, tact and push enough
10 build a business as large as Stew
arts, and we hope he will succeed
Mr.. Punnett is one of the wealthy
citizens of New York, and n of the
brst. This house has all the requisites
for sueesSs-among Them, unlimited
capital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02

FELIX FRANsIoLI will to-day re-
open his saloon at the same old stand,
292 Front row. He will have on hand
the finest liquors ana the best cigars
in the city, with which to regale his
friends. All of Felix's old customers,
and their name is legion, will be on
hand TO enjoy the festivities of the oe-
casiOn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
NOTICE TO COTTON FACTORS

Is the desire Ofthe Ofdcsrs OF the Shelby
4 County Agricultural Socity that premiums
amounting TO three thousand dollars 5000
be offered BY the Cotton Factors Of Memphis,
Tor Cotton TO be exhibited at the shelby
County Fair on the 18th Of October next
We the undersigned are willing 70 contrib
ute 10 such premium. and respectfully re-
quest Others Factors TO call on the Secretary
of the Agricultural Society, Leon Trousdale,
1T his office. No. p Court Building. or ". G..
Mcclure, st the Savings Bank 0f Memphis.
aud leave their names with the amount they
Rre willing to subscribe 10 such premium, BY
Friday, the Sd OF September.
1t Is understood that no merchants but sub
scTibers will be permitted 70 exhibit for these
premiums
Harrington & Howell, Thos. h. Allen q Co.,
PsTtee & HGrhert. aalbreath.stsWart&CO
Newton. Ford & Co.. Meacham &~TreadwelI,
Hin. F0ntaine & Co., Jones, Brown Z Co.,
D. II. Townsend, StrattOn, Goyer & Co,
E. NJ. Apperson s Co Toof Phillips 4 Co.
P.s.-In accordance with the above notice
I am ready to receive the su~bscrfptious OF
Cotton Factors az my Once, or at theSsvtngs
Of Memphis.
LEON TROUSDALE,
augS Secretary.
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RsmOva1.

TOHN q. SCHMIDT, Lock and Gunsmith.
j has removed from Second street TO No. 2
Monroe, between Main and Second Streets.
Opens and repairs burglar and dre-proof safes.
He also repairs locks OF all descriptions, guns.
pistols and sewing machines. Long expert
enee In his branch Of business win insure
satisfaction q BIZ patrons, Rn9R
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RIDGE, Assignee
NOTICE.
District OF West Tennesseel
T. D. ~-Hmw-HuH-

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tenn, day OF ls6s.
TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
Il his appointment a. Assignee Of RUBT. A.
PfEBLES, Of Memphis, shelby county. and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adjudtcsted a bankrupt. upon his
own petition, BY the District Court OF said
aug5 O. WOODBRIDGE, Assignea
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PAINTING, ETC.
HOUSE, SIGN, STEAMBOAT
And Ornamental Painters.

DATTENTEEs OF DELINEATED GLASS
L Advertisements.
RB All manner Of Fancy Glass Signs exa-
Gated with nsatness and dispatch.
STRAUSS 8 POPE,
lyT7 Sc Main street,
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FOR SALE.

GO ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. FIVE
% miles east of the city, on the chartered
turnpike three-QuRrters Of q mile from the
NJ and {. r. R.-well improved. an Sband-
9nee Of large aud small fruit; One-thlrd %
the place under timber has peculiar Rdpant-
ages for marketing anddstry business: would
sell the growing crop and give possession i'm
msdiately. Terms easy. Apply to
DQNOH0, IOT 8 CO,
Real Estate Brokers,
ang1R Madison Street,
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NOTICE.

District OF West TENNESSEE
IN Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day OF August, Esg.
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice OF ais
appointment as assignee OF James r Andsr-
son and Joseph ". Cay, individually, and a.
partners by style ofAnderson Gay, Of Mem
phis, Shelby county, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District, who have been sdiudi-
Gated baukrupts upon their own petition. BY
the District Court Of said District
au3 o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee