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s: s.. glet&.r an 81. Stbtaelt u. .. 2ot II
Blod 4 Nbitneys Cub. 1900. ~. as.a,u
y. 7. W.. Deusrnanr an Gourao 3eu,tus %
.. Nots 3. !. 8, 9. unb ~. 8lof 81 @uerin u
8a3iQes Meb. $ $500. - "0-.~"""'-
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u une.2 SIpd |. Stnters Mos. $1,000.
&c. 0oleluitg an Sno S. pearion D. .,
Sots 5 uno 3. Slod 2. 8a;iQes Mob. $500.
Snp ". . inter- u. Grau an Snc Banter $50.
@ef. 28-29-23 $4,000
&ob. u: Smitb an @nna ;3ieelsr @. 3. 2o1
10 Bled 4 Seeds @ob. $3.50. -
Subn Qord II. 1rau an Sibppr,te Wsidtr 81, .
Got 6 g pd So Niee u. Srsinee Nbb. $40.
:. 9. GamptIsan d. s. msie yB IS 5" qpt 2
8lod Z 9opf1ns Mbp. $3.50. ,
u: .: 2bstl BON Got 26 Ylof 2 GlYs Moo. $3.50.
s @omn1erS an Gpmune Riely no. Qpt an
Ter &ice @traee. $4U9. -.
p.>6. McAuilan an Il. Bprer IS. 8. Got 5
8lod 26 AtttfUnS Mbt. $1,000.
{. Demeules u. 9rau an $. 8. Mcbin5cn 81.
.. She'll BON Got 4 Blof 6 Gouops Mbb. $500.
Snc I. 9trYfer an >. st. Gtratton @. 8. Qut
8 une 4 u. y. 3. ! BON g. 8. @eE. II 80 %.
1900.
$: u. g. %. 9uesins AT Warg. geper @.D.
Sct 20 Slod II @wline u. Gbutes Meb. $500.
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Got 10 8lcd % Gwlins II. @6utes @bo. $500.
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Got Z. uno 8 8loG Z &onops 9loo. $3.50.
9. 6. @tQiams an &ep. 8. 6. Grace IS. 9.
yot 8 u: Sbei! Got Z 8lOd 9 Baaiue II. @ueris
Abb. $500. .. -.
q. g. glfelt u. Trau an Mra. Daw1cn g. 8.
Sot 3 Ylod ! Hobt u. &antals Nbc. $IlOO.
sec. y. Waarren II. Grau an W. s. Oaoub
Us. y. yot 4 II: 5 Wc &luuos Sub+ 8lof 2 Dau.
benburgs. $1,000.
slen meaRadatin an Mug. Beier q. Z. Got
q u. 20. Blpd1 Madubin II. Maribags Wbp.
$780,.
So. 8. Garpsu an @lisa Mnna garpsu @.D.
eot6 RIod 2 5rpftns Nlob. $4,000.
5snry 9ater u. Drau an Veter 5ammerRein
@. .. Got 3 H.. II GuB Don Got 2 Biot / q. s..
suffers @ubpiYiion. $l87.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17

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Nei1en nod Deut}@lant.
PIN lebten Mcnta9 serlteb @err g.
WiQiue, am Mittwp9 5err Suliue
Adermann pm Young Nmerica, unr
mpr9en miro 6err Wotb. SOIL 81. Norl
perla0en-oQe rrei wercen 09 in Seem
yorf trefen unc suiammn eiueNeile nad
Der 6eimotb ontrcten. @r munl9cn
9lidli1e Neiie unc balpi9e Nudfebr.
Difrict Gpurt- Gprcorar VS..
County Go,nmi'd nere, fit Disnlte "oe>
leiitet i'm Nuftraae res @berif5 Derpic!
gu @unaen res &ld9sy6 $51.40.
Caroline Wa|ter6 VS.. Winnel pta 8alz
Icy Giltntobn. g%ntla7en.
Gie Sury batte o1e @el9ifte beencct
unp murce ent!aien. ,.-.
-Ml5 prpf. @5it 9efern Nbeno. oui
ieinsm 6eimme9e an ber 2utb. STRIDE an
Ser @abolbow Strobe porbet eino, CT
belt er BON einem arau oeflcirelen
Manne einen fiir@terli6en&6irb auf ros
rebte Muae. Der prpfs0or fam jerod,
nidt Aans at Ycpeu, ME Is rcr 2cafer
heab1idtiAt baten m1dte, ionrern fabte
fur; reiclpitt leinen @tod uno fra an
Gem Anareifer ran,it ;wiidsuSablen
0ebterer ludte ra5 Beite. WptiY Der
Tbat unbefannt, j., -. ,.
- Ger &erfauf ron Morins @runcz
ei9ertbum fam 9etern ftdtt.' Cine: ;iem>
li9 arpBe NnSabl ppn &aufern batte 1id)
einacfunpcn. 30. 2ot6 wureen perfauft
,u Yreilen ron $105 bis $50. <&aufer
marcn 6. @. &aftr, Or. Bbarton, 6.
Berg Mr. 2arpenteur> Gpl. 6cmitt q
@pBian unp oncere. DuS 6ousi trriuirce
pon 81. @barton fir $4,000 9efauft;.
ati- Ger pctiseidsf erbielt scaern cine
Yartie lA5ner @pielrinser, uNippere"'
acnrannt> ,uu1 @ehrauhs Ser poliiei.s @er
Tie ndbcr fcnnrn lernen nil, per tetra9e
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seben. Gf.wto f1e pann ieben mn fab:
lin fHnnen. ~
Ger @aiitnyi9ter bat tiele &lp9s
8ei&S1tiauns nit Der, ptefefanseleasnzz
belt @6bnt,tn Daytpn5. @l5 'mdre
|S5bnhem Daytpn obne 91,ci'1e1n ,rJ6a4ss.
i'm @ailsn orer eiinen1 anpern @,eridlt.?.'
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@taats Meui9feiten.

ss,s Sc Up,D,. " IN ne st. a.. III. sunni
--Spbn peterio on ma9te lebte Nodt ei:
1e1 MorpanfaQ auf Sle SSSperlon unc
i9lenoerte einen @teit ee3en rei7sn &opf
peter1pn 1T id,per, tpen1 AUDI ni9t lez
bens9ef36rlt9 Yermunpet. Srperlon
ipel@er CUR 3eit Ser SGbot betrunfen, bal
1t@ Der Ifrbaftuns purG Die Gludt ent>
3p9en. ~
-3ablrei@e Nnieelunoen ouf &eotez
run9Sz2dnpereicn iinc in ben lebten $50
@en in Stter Sail County 9ema@t morz
ben.
- Mm rs. Wlai Mbence, wabreno eli
mes itarfen @emitterS. murpe Elm @pbn
60. @onle98 in Seller oeS 6oules leines
8aters pom Bl}B erldlaeen.
Da6 5au6 ftebt ;ebn Meilen Ypn Sort
Mberfrombie.
a.-potrid Budely ,pelGer
auf ben 8eroa9t bin, an Rem Mcrce
BON D'Nrcy Mc@ee tetbeiliat su fein,
felt LANCER 3eit i'm @efdnenif 1aB,, 1T
mabnflnnt9 9eroroen unc >purpe. elmer
.SrrenzMnfalt uberseben,
Cine &iertel @eetion 2anb BON nell
der soldier unterG Cultivation 1inp tpurce
lebte @o9e iuMarttn@ County fir $4,000
perfauf #. 49,:
Gin 9ro6es Sdulsebdube 1T in
&o@eier ieiner @%ollenpung nabe. Das
@ebaupe 1T 84-87 6uB, flint Gtpfz
perf bod uno tolte: $55,676. .
- Tpl9enreS 1ino bic MrbeitslSbne in
Dulutb. Bou1dreiner S3 per EaQ.
@teinbauer 81. @ewBbnlide Ga9ear=
better So. @a9en NIT swei pferpen 81.
Ser Bau zines 0roben Gmi9ranten De-
pots 1T in Mn9rif 9enpmmen.. Baufelz
len int @el9dftstbeile Der @tatt melde
25-14O TuB aus 9ele9t fino Serfaufen
BON $3.50 bis $500.
Die @efansenen Der t5ennepin 60.
Sail berperf0eIi9ten III ber @amto9
Nadt cine aQ9emeineGlu@t. Giner perz
ielben, prr Dem Nn16eine mad, NIT Snz
ftrumenten YerIeben mar. man bat Scr
b16t auf ben @@lo0er MiQer, her re-
gen Etdet Diebfabl ein9elperrt tpar, mu6
ale 3eQen 9e1fnet uno 10 nit Der nettcn
Sc leuidaft ab9e3c9en fem. Tpl9eno bic
Namen uno Sianalemente:
Sp6. Garlin, 81 SABRE alt, 5 TuB /
3pQ 9rpb, r5tblide@ efAtsfarbe iamarse
5oare unp 0roue Mu9en. Srldnrer.
0erbreden, Gbebru9. Grug puntlen
Nod unp 9oie unb tlat uno weiBe6
5emp. 8elobnun9 $40.
sos MiQer, 20 Sabre alt, 5 Tue 10
.3ou 9rcb, rItblide @eidt6farbe, belle
6ole uno b|aue Nusen. @9mei5er.
$40 Belpbnung.
Gpm. 8lafe> % Sabre alt 5 SUE a
3oQ 9rob, runfle @efi@t6farbe,' traune
6aare, 9raue Nusen, runfler Npd> bsl
aeitreifte 5pie unp Beite> fancY @emo.
$40 Belobnung.
5iram MYre6> $ SUP 5 3ou Aro6>
runt'e @eldt6fnrbe, braune !6aors,
aroue Nu9en> SEEM yorfer. SIS. 8clobz
nunA. -.
Sle0lelon, S 6ub II 3cu aroB, r1tbs
lide6 5aar, b%laueNuaen. @%elunrbeit6s
~Suitanp lbledt. Norme3er. SIS. 8Aobz
nun9.
Der Ne9er ~Moutb Sraan" 1ou, wie
mir bEren, fi@ untrr ZEN Dur9sebrann=
ten E iinpen. G5 1T bies cas brittle Mal
poe er ras @eite iudt.
Die n1beren G%inselnbeiten ino unS
bis jebt nod n;dt su9efommen.
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,ysf -.-
Die o~iesjdbri9e Nussate 1T jept fertis
uno CUR @ertbeilune bereit. Die pa,nz
pblete merpenpprtpfrei mad auen Ebeilen
ber Ser. Staaten unp DeutI9lano6 oerz
lanot. NQe cie8ermanote pcer8efannte
In Der alton 9etn,at baben, bic 1e Iber
Minnelota ouf1ufldren wiinl@en> ftno er>
1u9t bic Mbbre11en ait ben unter;etdneteu
M9enten ber @inwanoerun969eieQl9aften
ein;u| enpen. Die @erienoun9 Der
Yampblete miro iofort mad @mpfang Der
Nopre0 e %tatt1neen. Man aopreiire
at: -. w.
WilliaM Seeger,
State T]reasurers Office,
St. Paul Mimi.
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3riefiIe.
Sife bentfaer griefe bic lis gum II. Stunt b.
s. ni4t ab9ebplt morben Ene:

eife bentf@er griefe bic lis gum II. Stunt
s. ni9t absebult worben lno:
Damen~Briefe.
Wuentbrr 8. @6termeiaer Q.2
9onu'ann !. Gbi'S Mbnss
III 5uman Qouile.
If -
briefe.
Srunam Sotg MeYsr 8ros. u. Gp.
Debler pauI Neiler 8.
Gaber W.. MuebleiNe 6.
6rtperic u. Diuusr 8. q.
Jrieo Gbae. &teintamp 8, Sos.
Sanger 9errmann @turm SEQ.
@bgte 5. &rSser @m.
3auplp6 W. Masfpw u.
9amner lfein peter We6enberg q.
9eteelba9 u. 8. Menccl Stto
5ilfer Gpas. Meinart ,jobu
9ofmann Gbae. g. s. Mtfe 3.
9olet JriB 3ntn S.
Sell @carleS 3iemer So
9ebmann s. Simmer Mi9tl
3immer SSobn
5.g, 9eitner beutl9er @lesf,
s. 8. @tewart Wpfmei1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17

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sl:ei aatl &f&1a $3.50 II gs%HH s75fA4as4 SIS s5aiEta4
86FSEat 4s$&l& q Il .~ s. sss 9IS .lsw5.sasa@ salsas5
s4Eaa: txES gstsast-& $50 HS
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-09
TELEGRAPAIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, October 8. Cotton lower-salei
300 bales Uplands 271<. Flour-superfine
So 60a5 70. Whisky hrm-Western 81 2ea1 q
Wheat-Amber firm, 81 49al 81. Corn 93aSl %
Rice S19aS5<. Coffee hrm-RiO l35<a471< gold
sugar barely steady-Cuba l2aiS4. Museava'
do Molasses 56a5s.
are reduced to % Cotton goods are langufd
and depressed. Amo-keags are selling at l21z
Gloucester and Lancaster l2L. American
bags 4215; Stark A 45; Soco 40.
Money-Market easy at 6a7 oncall. Sterling
Exchange quiet at ga95<. Gold lower-opened
at l3l1, touched 1879 and closed at 1907 zal3O5S.
The carrying rates were 5s2 per cent 10 nat.
The settlements are progressing, and very
large portion OF Fridays contracts have been
closed. Government securities closed steady
but dull. Old Tennessee bonds 81; new So.
SAVANNAH.
SAvANSAH, October s.-Cotton tteady-sales
400 bales middlings at 2Ja25l{; receipts 1925,
ports ooastwise al; 10 Liverpool 200.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October S-Eyening = ConsOls,
for money, 9314; account S31 4a935z American
securities easier-5-20 bonds of 1865 8334 do. of
~, 6<; do of 62 0tL; l0-40s $50. stocks steady
Great Western -.
III 4Oc.
FRANKFORT, October s.-Unlted States bonds
LTvERPooL. October s.--Cotton-wesk's s sales
IS 600 bales, including 10000 for speculation,
and 10 600 for export. Weeks reesipts 5000
bales, including 500 American. Stock 45s,0
1ales. inelnding 5000 American. Amount
. Loaf. for Liverpool $4,000, including l2,e0o |
A merlcan
which causes dullness IN cotton here-sales |
900 bales. MidJling Cplands. l25Sd; Or |
cans l2isai25sd California white wheat los /
d. Red Western ss sda9s 30. Western dour, |
IS Cd, Corn sos. Oats IS sd. Peas &is Cd.
Receipts Of wheat for three days %, 600 quar-
ers, including N,OgO American,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-09
CUBAN.
Movements of Spanish Vessel of War;
Heavy Spanish ReinfOrcements
to be Sent to Cuba. 81:
The Steamer HOrnet--PrOpOsed Loan BY
RothschiIds.

BY Telegraph to the Memphis Appeal
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The Spanish frigate
fernando Cortes arrived to-day from
Havana, probably for repairs, though re-
port says she is to watch the Cuban Junts
or convoy the Euterpe to Havana. Ru-
NOR has it that the Gunboat No. l, of the
Spanish feet, intends to slip away to sea
If possible, unless prevented by the inter-
ference of the United States officials. She
is, however, closely watched by a ReYe-
nue. steamer. 90 -E
A letter from Spain, said to be from
trustworthy source, says the report that
large reinforcements are being raised In
Spain and forwarded TO Cuba are either
wholly fictitious or greatly exaggerated,
aud all the reinforcements he has heard
Of, after diligent inquiry, are obtained
from about a thousand conYicts, many of
whom were under sentence of death, and
who, during part of the month, have
been collected, and at Barcelona, at the
point of the bayonet, they are detained
70 await the arrival Of the vessels to carry
them to Cuba.
WASHINGTON, October s.-Senor Ls-
mus, the Cuban envoy, with Mr.. RuRys,
of the Cuban junta, arrived here this
morning from New York, and returned
again this evening. During the day they |
had an informal interview with the Sec
retsry Of State and the Secretary of the |
Treasury, concerning the seizure of the |
Hornet. Mr.. Lemps is very confident |
that the Hornet viii be released, but on
what grounds he does not state, He eop-
tends that when the trial comes on the
officers of the Hornet will be able to show
that she cleared in due form from a Brit
ish port. He denies the story of his
officers having run her into Wilmington
for the purpose of being captured.
A' FFi9qst, an agent of the Roths-
ehilds, is expected ia this city shortly.
He comes here, it is stated, to tender, on
behalf Of the famous bankers, a loan to
any extent our Government may require
This voluntary action on the part of thei
is said to have been prompted
sg the discovery that certain German
capitalists weEe contemplating offering
our Government loan, at four per cent.
NJ. Friquet is, it is said, authorized to
plaks the same proposition.
A Hayana letter OF the 2nd iEst. says:
Puerto del Padre has been taken, The
place was abandoned by the Spsniards be-
,ause the insurgent forces were heavily
PRESSING them. A convoy sent out by
Valmaseda TO Las Tunas has also been
AIKEN by the patriots.
The garrison at that place is believed to
'e suffering from the want of supplies.
The communication between Las Tunas
nd the coast is difficult, ana each day be- !
omes more 50.
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AFTER THE STORM.
Repairing Railroad Llnss---Ths Atlantic
Telegraph.


By Telegraph to the Memphis Appeal
PORT JARVIS, October This place is
still hIled with passengers waiting repairs
on the Delaware division Of the Erie Rail
road. Some are growing impatient, and
Wendell was besieged on all sides to send
them West. A large force has been en-
gagged since Monday in putting the diyls-
ion in order, and having succeeded In re-
fsasFing the slides OF earth from the track,
are filling up trestiing of the road where
it caved; also repairing bridges, with the
exception OF the bridge four miles east of
Warrensburg, the east sbutment and one
pier of which are gone, letting portion
of the bridge In the water. Both west
and east of this point the road is in run
ming condition. rr.sairvar1 Frar
The Company has built two ferryboGts
to ply across the stream and transfer pas
sengers. baggage and express freight,
which will be in operation tomorrow
morning; so that through travel on the
Erie may be said to be resumed. There
are nine car loads of emigrants at this sta
ton, westward bound, who are fed and
cared for by the Company. : 9 4@
The Delaware river has fallen ten feet.
The Delaware and Hudson canal has
suffered severely, there being no less than
twelve breaks between Phillipsport and
Rondout, some OF them quite heavy. \
large force is at work making repairs,
and it viii be three weeks or more before
navigation can be resumed.
HARTFORD, CONN, October s.--The land
wires, connecting with the Atlantic cable
at Hearts Content, which were prostra-
ted by the great storm in the East, have
been repaired, and communication with
Europe by the English cable isresumed.
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DIED.

ANDERSON -SAHUEL :. ANDERSON de-
parted this life at O'Clock, Friday morning,
October s, 1853, in the 3!st year OF his age.
st. Louis Republican aud Palmyra Specta-
tor please copy.
Captain ANDERSON has left US. His race
is run" A tribute to his memory is all we
can bestow upon his parting.
He was resident OF Missouri In his young
life. He was the son Of Thomas L. Anderson,
of Palmyra, Marion county, Missouri, who
represented that district in the Congress of
the United states for years before the war.
After wars tumults we're over, lie leuT frispdl
settled here, and cast his lot with Us.
His course as lawyer has been above re-
proach. Untirlng in his zeal for his clients,
he has never failed to do his duty TO himself
as a lawyer. .#
His qualities OF heart were surprising. He
never JAILED TO benefit friend, when the
means were at hand. He never did an enemy
an Injustice Towards those to whom busi-
ness compelled him TO act, ne was ever cour-
teGss, 70 matter bow herd the cOmpulsion
essh2sd tnshoft hs sas g IlssIs. -
II Take him all In all,
We neer shall see his like again"
Ledger copy. IN. H.
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TARDY JUSTICE.
Release of the Texas Military Prisoners

Release Of the Texas Military Prisoners
By Telegraph TO the Memphis APP call
NEW ORLEANS, October s.-The Tines
Jefferson special says all the prisoners re-
Gently on trial for the murder of Smith
and the two negroes in October last, ex-
eept five, were released from the stockade
to-day. Those retained were Col. L. r.
Afford, Oscar Gray, Mat Taylor, c. L. Pill
cher and DIR. J. A. Richardson. The find
ings of the Military Commission in re-
gard to them have not transpired.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

By Telegraph to the Memphis Appeal
NEW YoRK, October e.-Capt. Hall, Of
Arctic fame, had reception last evening
at Cooper Institute by the members OF
the Geographical Society and a large
number of their friends. Capt. Hall gave
quite long and interesting statement OF
mis- experience in the Arctic regions.
HARTFORD, CoSN., October s.-Returns
from all but thirty-eight towns that held
elections Monday foot up Republicans 90,
Democrats, 81. The Republicans gain
seven towns and the Democrats four.
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LOUISVILLE RACES.
The American Turf Congress Stake Wen by
the Louisville Entry.

the Louisville Entry.
BY Telegraph 20 this Memphis Appeall
LOUISVILLE, October s.-The announce
ment that the Congress Stake would be
Fup for to-day drew an assemblage Of 5000
persons at the Woodlswn Course. Seven
Associations wers represented, viz: Mo
bile, New Orleans, St. Louis, Memphis,
Nashville, Lexington and Louisville
The weather was clear and moderately
warm, snd the track in fine order. The
New Orleans Association entered b. f. Bo-
nita, years old; Nashville the b. +. Car
rie Atherton, years old; Louisville, br.c
Grassland, 4 years old; Lexington, ch. c.
Exchange, years old. The other Asso-
Citations made no entries.
SUAIMARY.-Congress Stake, { mile
heats; each Association subseribes $3.50,
p. p. Woodlawn Association adds $1,000.
Bonita 3, dis. Carrie Atherton 4, 2; Cross
land ], !; Exchange 2, 3. Time-7:S4h,
7.4sIk
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRAUN-The friends and acquaIntances OF
Jacob and Margaret Braun are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of their eldest
son, GEORGE WILLIAM. from their residence,
sOrner Of st. Slart.n and Vaace streets, this
SATURDAY Afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
WHITE-The friends and acquaintance of
James NJ. and Mary L. White are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral of their little
daughter, ELISE, from their residence, this
SATURDAY Morning, at 10 o'clock. Services
by Rev Mr.. Ransom.