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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-28
FOREIGN
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lei Us Discuss the srsat Question. --Whsi
Is the most important OF ali earthly blessings
in the estimation OF every intelligent human
bsiag5
Clearly, It is HRALTu; fog seundness Of
body and mind Is essential 20 the enjoyment
Of all the other good gifts Of Providence.
How, then, shall those who possess this in
estimable treasure endsavor TO preserve 1t,
and hey shall those who have lOst lt seek to
These questions have been asked IL all ages,
bpt never have they been as Satisfactorily re-
spondsd 10 IS at the present aay. aud the an-
sWers which common sense, enlightened Dy
science and expeFisnOe, gives TO then In the
Nineteenth Century may be 9rieGy stated
thus:
To protect the system against all influences
that tend TO generate disease, 4sers "a noAtsH9
tLks farfcoTutSO5l
TO re-esTabifsh the health on a firm basis,
when Il has been loss by tmprudenco or any
other cause. the system must be simultaneously
ssrsg0fbsase, TsgtEJG1ed aud plasInted
These ends can only bs attained through
the Geaney Of q preparation which combines
the RttTlDut les Of a tlalte, a e2fretftr6, kiqqa
dsDurerlz and an GpeTtsRL
All these essentials are effectually blended
in HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BLTTkRS. They
contain nothing drastic, irritating or innaIn-
matOry. The juices and extracts OF sanatiye
herbs. roots and barks ar9 their sole medic
tnal ingredients, and these are rendered dtf-
fustble by combination with the spurious es-
senes Of rye, the P1rest OF all aleohoi4e slm-
TIE weak and feeble, and especially those
suffering from blliousness, indigestion and
nervousness absolutely require the rcnoyst-
ing aid OF this powerful tonic and Alternative
durinE ths heated torn, aud can not prudent
ly postpone its uss fGF single day. a word
to the wise Is Suhcisng
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NEW ORLEANS.
Disaster al Sea---yesseI SHnk--Steaner
sent 70 the Reseue.

Disaster al Sea---yesseI Steamer
sent to the Rescue.
SKw ORLEANS, September 27.-Mayor
Lesch, Of Jefferson City, has resigned.
The CTsseeat newspaper establishment,
including four cylinder Hoe presses, has
been purchased by the Republieaa.
Weather cooler; mercury 637.
ColIector Carey has gone TO Washington.
The steamship Tradewind, Capt. Merrill
commanning. sailed hence on the I'D for
Balize. Honduras. and sunk about seventy
miles out from West Pass, on Friday at
noon. There were only three passengers
on bosrd. who, with the crew, took to their
boats. Henry Arnold, (colored) pilot, Of
BSllze, with four men, reached the South
west Pass bar yesterday morning, in a
small life boat. They parted company
with the other bcais on Friday evening,
which is the last tidings from them. The
weather wss very rough. Steamers have
gone in search ofthe missing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FrcR BaItImo,e----St. GOmingO----LOadOH
---s 2Uffalo.

---SS uNdlo.
BALr1MoRE, September 27.-EKsminin!
Board at Naval Academy have sdmitteC
Charles V. Grant, OF Tennessee.
ST. DosuS0o, September 9.-BasE hac
defeated the rebels who were besiegini
"AEua"
BUFFALO, September 27.-Prince Arthur
and the Governor General of Canada Wis
ited Buffalo to-day, They drove about
tine city and afterwards lunched with
Ex-President Fillmore.
LoSDoN, September IA Paris cor.
respondent OF the London Post SAYS: ''In-
tersst in Cuban matters is increasing at
Paris, but the public must expect to learn
precisely the intercourse between Madrid
and Washington. There Is difficult
game TO be played in order to avoid woun-
ding Spanish pride.
Jefferson Davis sailed for America Sat
urdsy in the steamer City Of Baltimore.
wAsHISGrOS, September 27.-OficiaI
returns Of passengers arriving in the
with June, shows an extraordinary in
crease. The whole number is III, $50, OF
whom nearly s., 600 were females.
In pursuance Of an act Of Congress, the
property OF the United States At Harper's
Ferry and vicinity IS to be sold on the
SOth Of November.
Maj. Hsggarty had long and satisfae-
factory interview with the President to-
day on the subject OF his rejection by the
British Cover ument As Consul at Glas-
gov.
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KOOAMANScHAP.

Ne is on His Way TO Memphis win Attend
the louisville C0nvsRtion---ls Prepared
10 Make Contracts fer Chinese---Has the
Promise Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
that He will cot be lnierlered With.
wAsHISsToS, September "a dis
paieif TO the Louisville OOuIler-JOEraal
SAYS: Mr. c. koopmanschap, who pro
poses to Wait the Southern States for the
purpose OF etlering into contracts TO sup
plv Chinese lsborers, arrived here yester-
day from New York, and left this morning
for Memphis, Tenn, and after making
contracts there will visit New Orleans
and other paris of the South. He will ad-
dress the Commercial Convention to meet
a. Louisville on the 10th Of next month,
and leaves San Francisco on the 4th Of
Noyem Der for China, TO obtain laborers be
will have contracted 10 furnish Up to the
time Of bis departure. Mr.. KOopman-
sehsp dissvows any intention Of becom-
ing connected with the coolie trade, and
states that bis object is merely to intro
duee free Chinese labor into this country.
These Chinese, he states. viii come to this
country Of their own free will, In order to
better their condition, and with the full
knowledge and consent Of the Chinese
'thorities. The coolies, ne states, receive
: four dollars per month, while the Chi
amen whom he viii bring here Will re-
calve ten aud fifteeu dollars per month
and found. He has recently entered into
= contract with the Texas Land C0mpany
70 supply them with i've thousand China
men, 70 work on ths lands owned by the
company 81 eight to ten dOllsIs permonyh
and found, and with several railroads in
Texss for lsborers on the railroads at If
teen dollars per month and found. he has
already supplied the Central Pacific Rail-
road With Chinese lAborers, and holds Ger
tlncstes from the officers Of the road as to
the faithful n aHBeE ~ which the China
men worked. He will rstprn from China
about March or April next With FIVE OF
sa1 thousand lsborers, who will go to work
OF the railroads and plantations Of the
South, and 81 10th planters and Chinameu
shall be satisfied, a second cargo will be
brought.
Mr.. & yesterday had an interview
with Secretary Boutwell,, who Informed
him thst be would not be interfered With
10 his enterprise Of bringing Chinese Ia
sossrs to this country provided he did not
violate the law. Mr.. K represented
70 the Secretary that the lsborers to bs
Imported By him would come Of their Own
free will, understanding what they are to
receive, etc, before leaving China. The
Cinnamon receive only about two or three
dollsrs per month IN their own country,
and are anxious TO como here, where they
can get much better pay. The contracts
continue for five years, at the end OF
which time the Chlnameu return to their
own countryc on renew the contract as they
NAV desire. As they viii save most Of
their wages while employed, they can re-
turn 10 China with hye or six hundred
dOIIais at the end Of ave years, which sum
ia asman fortune ia that country. Mr..
Koopmsnschsp has contracts for about
10000. 10 be furnished TO S0EthsEn plan
tstiSns and rsilrpEaS.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sMITH-The friends and aeQuaintanees oi
THos. y. SMITH, Undertaken, son Of the late
W, K. smith, are respectfully Invited 70 at
tend his funeral this Tuesday morning, 18th
Al Il o'clock, from the residence of his mother
u Monroe street Services by Rev. Dr.. Mann
Carriages In attendance at AeCaffey q Cor
neltas, so1 Second street.
LINKHAUER-The friends Of Jacob Link
hauer are inFited TO attend the funeral OF bis
vie, this Tuesday morning, at 50 o'clock
from his residence, Isl Causey street. Hacks
at the residence.
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CUBA.
Spanish Reports Conarm IorsaA's Defec.
ton.
}. BRANK.

Spanish hep0rtS C0HnrB l0rs&h's Defec'
ton.
HAVANA, September 27.-Ths telegram
sent from Havana Saturday, relative &c
the surrender Of Gen. Jordan and his
troops, upon payment by the Government
Of a certain sum Of money, was based up.
on oAicial dispatches.
Il Is reported that the insurgents In the
neighboThood OF Tugarsmas and Paris
and between Cienfugos and Colon, ar,
treating With authorities for their surren.
der Of tho rebel bands in their msraud,
ings, being nearest to the sugar districts
Of Colon and Cardinas.
Advices from st. Thomas to the 18th
state that there were three shocks from
earthquakes. All the stores we're closed
and business suspended. There was nc
lives lost as far as known. General alarm
prevailed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHAN NCERx 9ALE
on :
TuesdaY. Noyamhar 2. 1855.

James G. Anderson et sls.-Ex Psrte Petition,
y No. 20S-Chancery Court OF Memphis,
ID Y virtue OF an ifiterlocutery decree In this
ID cause, will sell st public auction 20 the
highest bidder, in front of the CLERK and Mas
ter5S oftice, IN the city of Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November z 1859, within legal hours,
the following Real Estate, to-wit:
certain tract Of land lying and being In
the county OF Shelby and state OF Tennessee,
whereon Joseph G. Anderson, ST., resided at
the time OF his death, and known as his
homestead, near TO or upou the waters OF
Nonconnah creek, containing $50 acres.
Before the day OF saie the above tract Will
be subdivided into several small tracts,
Terms OF SaIe-One-thtrd cash, balance on
a credit OF one and two years: notes with Sc
curity taken bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and Len retained TIL payment cf the
purch ass N oney. w ~ u ~ Il 50 - - -
SEES A. ALSTOS, G. and NJ.
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DIED.

BEALL--After an Illness or three monthA
al the residence OF W. b. Bum, near Aliens
VILE, Missouri. Miss NELLIE Ross BEALL, latS
Of Hsgersto~n, Virginia.
Virginia papers please copy.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Ralssrs

TNHE Memphis OIL Company wish 70 por-
i chase, during next nall and winter
large quantity Cotson Seed, FOR Wnico ths{
with pay the market price, furnish sscssi and
have Seed correctly weighed on their latfe
platform (FaiTbauk D scales. Ihey urge lhelf
hiends net TO store their Seed II large guam.
tiffes. and therebr have their value destroyed
or Injured BY HEATING, Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery OF Seed VIII
please call Ct OIL Work, Centsr Landing.
aT Oh 6aks and Meal for sale in any guam,
tity, t91
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TELEeRAPHIC Markets.
NEW YORK.

! New YORK, September 2. The money mar
ket in the forenoon was in q state OF utter con-
| fusion. The enormous balance locked up At
! the Gold Exchange Bank, made IL impossible
1 70 get money, and street lenders were exact
/ ing rates for carrying securities, ranging from
/ IA Der cent In Government securities TO ~ per
| the market suddenly let up, and rates feli 20
| per cent on stocks, and per cent on Gov
! the panic in stock exchange, and caused .
exchange quiet and firm, but entirely norii-
nal at l0sal0s Tor first Class bills. Gold has
been quoted all the way from I3l5<al55, among
dealers closing nominally at ls4al35- Gov
ernmenf securities strong state. bonds
dnll-TenneHsee $, old, ~; new, SS'a-
NEw YoRK, September z.-COt6on-w ltheut
decitied change. Sales, 1900 bales. Uplands.
2Sc Flour, IS S0s6 IL. Whisky, u Is Wheat,
Amber Western, q S6ai ~ CoTn stast - ~
Java 23e. Sugar, tuba, III. Molasses nom
InAlly unchanged. Dry GoodS-Owing TO the
disturbed state Of gold and the money mar
ke.t and the downward tendency OF cotton,
the mari ct for textile fabrics. Is marked BY
less animation, and certain styles or cotton
goods are little easier. hed cross Htgsns are
drawn from l45<aIStSc; Greene StaFke nom
IfaI3lSc; Congress do. from 12tfal2ei swift
river licking RON s1saloc, and Thorn Lake
Stale on sale % DAY, making SO for the week,
have broken down.
CINCINNATI. r
C1scryEAT1, september z.-Family Flour
SIS T5a6 10. Corn a5oas1. Oats 60a55. Whisky
81 ID Pork $50. Lard u. Bulk shoulders
lF54c; bacon shoulders l61z; sides ~. Clear
sides IS. Wheat, red 81 9al 70. Eye 81 %.
Butter 5Oa5, Eggs ~.
ST, LOUIS.
81. Lours, September z.-FlouF. superHne,
s5 oOa5 50. Wheat No. Red, fall, 81 GaI 10.
Corn Sal 10. Oats 4f.a45&. Bye Sas7hs.
Groeerie gqiet and gPessase1R Bulk neat;
srs- lsJZ. sides, lssza20. Lard ~ fobaeeo-
Lugs TO medium bright leaf sat0c,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 27.-FIopr, spring sx.
tra, 8 5sa5 4 Wheat sd i91s. Corn l57t. osts tsts
ais. Pork $50 75a34 -. Lard BaLs1S. Bulk
meats l41z; sides lSt@.
LOUISVILLE.
Iovrsv111R. September E.-Flour, super
lne, s5 00a5 .. Corn S5al W. Oats 4,A5l
Tobacco, sales % hhds az 81 75a2 .. Pork
$50 s as %. Bacon l7f9., to ~. Hans "a
5. Lard s}s. Whisky 81 bal b.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw oRLEASs,S September H.-Cotton lower,
sales i4a6 bales nliddlings at IN receipt 2 s;
Flour dull and lower-suPertOT Xxx and XXX
IS 81, Pork, SO IS. Bacon nrner AT I7Sa2S4.
Lard HlSa9dsz Gold 5E. Sterling A1s- New
York sight par 70 I 9iseount.
FOREIGN.
IoSpos. September H-Evening.--consol
for money slT6. No price for gold at noon.
on Governments, 81. On account 9ZjSas3
American securities nrmer. so bonds OF %
$50; do. of IS SSli do. Of ~ S. le-Aes 75i
'0.s at Frankfort s75f.
LIVERPOOL, September Z.-Cottou, firm. |
Mid ling Upiands, ~ 14alItsd; Orleans, LIZA |
lg-sd: sales l3,0G0 bales. California white I
yyifsst los Sd Rad Western g. 3da9s 4d. West |
ern dour' Is. torn zss ". ost7 y ID Peas !
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s2s FRONT STREET,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
HAVE for sale and keep constantly on
II hand, null assortment, consisting La
part as fuliows:
lcU casks Bacon;
30U barrels Mess Fork:
loO barrels JOwlH and HsImps;
200 kegs Lard;
lc0 hhds. Louisiana sugar;
ID sacks Come;
30u pkEs. M0lassea--hhdsN bbiH- HIS q qss-
leoO pieces Kentucky Bsgging n. a n KY.
pY. LGndbmaIs, and J. 4 D. Fiex.l
lG tens celebrated = Arrow Fiss-7
go kegE Salls-assOrted sfzes;
800 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Toe cut and gross Herring
ltn bals. pura, cOppar-distillsd " histEYs
lO barrels recttried " hisKy;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention 20 the above, We r.
spectfully request q continuation OF your pa
tronase, and promise, by strict nttsntlOn 70
business, With the interest OF our petrOns
ever tetore as. TO merit It
sugB d.sw HILL, FONTAINE 8 CO
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the I'm mporterS,
Messrs. vor. Naignan & 3. Labords.
Nos. q and . BionviIie streets,
First Day, Tuesday, 9Th
$50 packages. boxes and baskess TRUTTLEs,
PATEs, TRUFPs and VEGETABLES, FRcrrz.
In juice, CoEK. OLIVE OIL, CAssIs De
DION, etc
20 boxes BuRGUgDY WINES, viz: Chablls,
Ponlmard, Clos, Youssot. Nuts, TvoIuay,
etc.
80 packages BRAgDHEs. viz: Champsgne.
Vineyard Proprietors, IsSI tO Is55; Lar
ronds frares; Gautter freres Lslj To ls4s
sutton, isO0 70 1881, etc.
20 boxes RaANDIEs, Gsutisr fssrss, bottles,
Imperial, and tasks.
70 boxes GKs, tasks, celebrated Bell brands
Is half and quarter pipes GIs, do
IS bols. WHISKY, CRAB Orchard, Mckee. Nell
son County Pride, o'poRnell'z O. K, Bouz-
bon.
20 boxes CHAMPAGNE. Alderman & Laurancs
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. Srz.
cisrst In Casks.
coo casks CLARKr, Rions', LsErOude freres, N.
a L. Montferrand, Cotes du BoUrs, ss lou
bos, Bandol, Sc. Msesire. eta,
IL half E.sutarnes, Lsrronde freres-
S0s5 boxes CLAREr, Eagle brand, Cantenao,
Margaux, Chateau LATTE, celebrated
Chateau Pape Clement, PteliOh Loagus-
vile, etc,
$50 bo8es wHIEI WTyE. ssutsrnes. Chateau
Xquem.
J65 packages MADEIRA. SHERRY aud HUR-
GUNDE PORT,
Catalogues, with full particulars and liberal
terms. viii be ready on the I'd October.
NOfE.-Merchantg, unable to attend the
sale. may send their orders and limiJs with
proper references, 10 the auctfoneer se2
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OHIO STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

Investigation Of the Accident Between ths
United States and America.
GISoTSNATI, September 1.-THE case
growing out ofth steamers United States
and America Is now up before the supe-
riOr Court Of this city. Hon. George Z.
Pugh and John F. Fsllet. counsel for the
Cnderwriters Of this city, have started for
LouisFillsto take dcPosissons inthe case
at that city.
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Seats secured for any day ia advance.
BoKofiee open at O'Clock In he morning
and until O'clock In the evening
Doors open at o'clock; OTerture eoInr
Raaaess a quarter ksfsSa ss'sl9ek.
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Enaagsment of the celebrated DoAfNICK
ACRRAY, for only eleven night and two
matinees.
This evening will be performed c0NA0H' s
ENGAGEMENT, In which he viii be sup
ported by Miss JOSkPHINE FIDDES, aud
Tho st. Louis Olympic company.
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/" Old Folks at Home.

rTNHE members OF the Old Folks at Home
L viii meet at 10 O'Clock this Tuesday morn
ing at the residence OF Mrs. smith, on the
corner OF Third and Monroe, 10 attend the
mineral OF our deceased brother, T. y. smith.
se2S g. d. MCLEAN, President
NOR RENT.-A nice Residence, contaipinR
seven rooms, No. 3 = Beal street. Rent
low TO a good tenant. seq
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T. W. BRowS. o. ?. LYLEs. B. c. Brown.
BROWN, LYLES & BROWN,
LAWYERS,
OFFICE, No. 10 WEST COURT ST.,
Corner of Main,
se2s MEMPHIS, TENN.
WANTED.
MEMPHIS THEATER
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. .. IS0e.

gPALDINa, BIDwELL & McDON0CGH, Pre-
pristors; also, OF olympic Theater st Louis,
and Academy OF Music. New orleaus.
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Mrs. Gen. StonewRn Jackson is TO
locate per1s4epEiy 81 kiah@9Ra VIZ
gipta.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

OFFtcE MEMPHIS CRY r. r. COL
GEfRETARY AND TRKASERER'S OBFGCB,
MExPHIs Tenn, September 2, lS6s.
TOUPONS OF the bonds OF this company,
viii be paid at this Office, al Main street, and
at the offics OF Z. NJ, Myers Co., "a Pine
street New York st maturity.
ss@ J. o. SMITH. Treasurer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BUCKEYE RACES.

A Gala Day---s70O0 for hamburg.
CINcISNAT1, September H.-Buekeye
races, two mile heats, 500 subscription.
Club, 5000. Eleven entries, with the fol-
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POPLAR STREET HOME
FoR SALaD.

81 Cntil ist October, my home Is FOR sails
privately, on fair terms. II not sold By that
time. sale wiN be made By subdivision.
s48 F.w. RoYsTER.
AIsSEs5IeRJ ANp TESSEssEE RAILRoAD,1
Secretary and Tre&sursrls Olsice,
Memphis Tenn, sept 20, 1859.
HOUPOH5 Of the First Mortgage q per cent?
X seven per cent. bonds Of this company,
maturing on the lat October next, viii be paid
at this ofice st maturity.
soZ3 :. b. LANG, Treasurer.
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He is on His Way to hemphis---Nii Attend
the louisville C0nvsRtion---Is Prepared
10 Make Contracts fer Chinese---Aas the
Premise Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
that He will Eot be lnterIered With.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September H.-Cotton lower
sales I41b bales niddlings at ~ receipts 2 -
Flour dull and lower-suPeriOr Xxx and XXX
IS 80. PORK, SO IS. Bacon hrmer At 751a4s5f
lard LaI$a9o5k. Gold 5sh, Sterling A1s- New
York sight par 10 4 6isc0upi.
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LOUISVILLE, September T.-Flour, super
lne, s5 OOa5 .. Corn S5al ". Oats 4sa5Q
Tobacco, sales % hhds a. 81 75al2 >. Pork
s32 s. ass %. Bacon !Tf3. to ~. Hans "a
5. Lard iSIs. Whisky 81 bal ID.
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Extensive and UnressrVsd Catalogue
Trade Sale

FRENCH AND SPANISH WINES.
BRANpTEs, GIN, LIQUORS,
.sARDINEs, OIL, PRESERVED MEATS.
CoRKs. rc
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CzrcAoo, September 27.-FlopF, spring sx-
ira, q 5ka5 y Wheat 81 lolS. Corn 1514. Oats
So. Rye 50. Hlghwtnes 81 TO- CIba sugar ~
ais. Pork $50 75a34 70. Lard SaLs5S. Bulk
NJ aata I4lL. sides lSbI
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CINCINNATI.

CINcrSEATI. September z.-Family Flour
| IS T5aB O0 Corn q5oas5. Oats 60ab5. Whisky
| sI 10. Pork $50. Lard IL. Bulk shoulders
! lGs4c; bacon shoulders l61z; sides ~. Clear
sides ls Wheat, red 81 Hal % Eye 81 o..
HrTftar' aOass Eqag 10
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81. LOUIS, September g.-F1our, superhne
IS oOa5 so. Wheat No. 2 Red, fall, 81 Gal 10
Corn s5al TO- Oats zf1sas51<. Bye Sas71s
clear rib TT5<. PORK 50 SBasp. Bacon should.
srs. 49, sides, Is51a20. Lard ~. Tobaeea-
Iirsrs to N ediuul bright leaf, sai0o,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
General Grant as a Failure.

The New York Tribune, in,its an
swer to democratic newspapers
charge that Grant is failure, puts 1t
thus: "Consider our Financial con~
dition. Nearly every State and mu-
nicipality paying off debts incurred
in raising men for the war, while the
National Debt has been reduced
nearly thirty millions in the four
months that Gen. Grant has had his
hand on the helm. The public ex>
penditure is falling off on every side,.
while the Revenue is up to high wa
ter mark. Even Indian Wars, if IN
avoidable, must be considerably re-
duced in cost by the facilities for
moving troops and stores afforded by
our two Pacific Railroads.
Yes: Gen. Grant has failed to graft
ify some eager aspirations, and has
thereby incurred some intense hatred.
These do not and will not fail and
his Administration will prove at
least equally vital. We shall hear
lamentation after lamentation over
b is failure, from those whose wish is
father to the thought but the Amer
lean People let them pass unheeded.
Their strong arms bore him triumph>
antly through the War and into the
White House, and they still uphold
and sustain him. They never failed
and they never will p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

No PUNISHMENT FOR POLITICAL
OFFENcEs.-We look upon universal
suffrage and universal amnesty AS
foregone conclusions. RightfulY or
wrongfully, that is to be the sequel
of all this suffrage agitation. The
black man, from one end of the land
to the other, is to be voter; the
traitor in times past, whether reb>
ell with pluck or copperhead with
out it, is also to be voter The
contest is not over, but it requires no
special foresight to divine the issue.
The American Republic is to es-
tablish two principles : LIST, there is
to be no disfranchisement for race,
color, or previous condition of servi-
tude I'd, no punishment Of political
offences, except for immediate defense
of the Government. The democrats
may mourn over Sambo's enfranchise-
ment, but to no purpose. Radicals
may protest against this leniency to
individuals, which Is cruelty to the
State, but all to no purpose. A chain
of causes are at work against which
no protests will avail Chicago Joura-