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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
gtttrme ttnO SdtTbrltdjc altf ocn
nrnffofH SPpI1s

orouto, San, l6. Srtbr.-0te Stli.s
me Der leptoergangenen "a Stunbcn baben
Der Sd]Iiifabrt auf oen Seem groBen Sdlaoeu
Sugefiiqt. Ser SAooner y gSOOo- -0ud, ;" mel
der uor elmer gBo9e uou S8wsgo nad So-
ronto abiegelte, lit mabrideiuli6 untergeqanz
gen. Dlebrsre Gnoere 6abrSeu9e iiuO ldngit
bier fduig. Der SboONer 8ritiih Gueen"
ltegt Wieilen Gitlid BON @obnrg Dor 2tnftr,
bat Segel uuo Sole eirgebiiBt, unO Die
Manrihaft lit nidt in Stanoe, onS llfer 81
erreidIeu. Webrue Sabr5enge trufeH beute
in bsidaOigten 3uiaupe i'll 6afen bon Sol
borne ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
sSerm!IGj&e 4ciegrapDiid,e
GpkspTd1ctA

- Ser Gi9nabeobabter in 2ttlanttc Gitn,
9t.zS., bertdtct, DAP Der S9ooHer n Sree5e,"
BON Yort= SefTerion, 9t.sD., nadl @eOr9etown
beltinlutt, nit ben SdoOHcr s2tS3ie Donn9"
colltoirte. 8siOe TabrSeuge wurOen idwer
bei6dOtgt.
- Sn gOfton larb geitern Der befannte
&aufmonn 6. gSigslcr.
- Sn Montreal, @anaoa, purbe oOrgez
fern abenO ein 8fanOleiber Siheau I'M
9iamanteu 1no gGertbiad)en sum Setrage
bon $4,000 beraubt.
- Sn Grentou, gt..9., besann 9eGern her
YroSeB Der Gattenm0rOertH Sreue 9Onie.
- Sn Wtempbi8, Geun., unO III Nil=
paufee nurbe 9eltern periudt, cine gefGllhte
Gratte Der rNmerican.@rdange, ,Sanf" BON
gte1u. Dorf III faiiireu.
- Sn Gan 6rau5iSco bat bas Gounltis
iton8bauS Marfreiter & @ontp. falirt.
- Der @ountp. .@onuent Der una6bGngigen
beuti6en 8ir9er nomtnirte beute &beno 9rn.
4uorep $. @retu fir Oa8 MaporSamt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
9Eoro in WstiIoltrt. = Gin SeiH>
fpprta erf@teBt ocn Batter
sgiuRr tSefSehfeit

q. 0ouis, l6. Sft. - 0lne OepeI9e
bon Sefferion Gitp beriftet, oqB Sames
ytgers, ein Sobn bes 5deriffs 0iDsrs, ben
@eorge gadus, einen idrua4en, alien Deut'
iden, loelt)er i'm iiioiideu Stabttbelle rpohnt,
beute WtOrgen eridofien bat. Ytan er5ablt
itdl, paB Der iuuge UtDers elmer go6ter Des
Sa6u8 Den poi maGte uno bon bieiem ans
benz 0auie gepieien murOe. !6eute Dtorgeu
fam DtperS ebenfallS mad, bem 5auie uno 0e.
rietb nit Dem Alten in Strett, welder nit ser
@rnlpIbung OeS 2ebteren enoete. 0iDers
mlrDe nertaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Sic Sterbltdlfeit tn s0pn.tnat
itrtDeslsipTildse 8esem Die ,,WtonD.
IUfGG1ttc eS.

@ett8btlle, 3d., 16. Sftober. = Oos
@eri1t fdllte beute Morseu foIgsnbe llrtbeils-
lpri1e gegen bic yWoll9. .Wtasnires," melde
in BEN leeten Gernline 6eS @eri6ts iiberfiibrt
luurber: Soln 8eboe, 14.iabrigc 2uftbaus.
haft; Dennis s. Canning, IA SABRE; Critic
pbet Soilueilp, IA Sabre; Srauf S'Neal,
ii Sabre; S6bu Gibbons un6 Sobn MorriS,
ie 7 sabre; Bat. 9Olan, ien., Sabr; Ebos.
nebrere 3susen, fpsl6e iid 'tpabrenSr bes Ser.
bDrs oes sReineibS 'f9ulcig semabt batten,
uerurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
epEalpertate ans gsaI0tmatea.

y9aibingto n, Is. Sftbr. - Sin fliid).
tigcs 2IebeSpdrd)eu ans 28icomico= =&ountp,
Do, Iamen8 Saues >. DanHor uuO Sri.
gteuie s. 0aibielOs, wnrOe am leBten Sam=
ito9e auf bem 8ahnbofe Der baltimore
Ohio Sabn" bon Dem Slater DeS iungen
WtabAen5, S1rn. s. 81. DaibielOS. uelder
ben lungen Veutd)cu Aeiolat mar, iiberraidDt
HE'D OIL Der NuSTiibrung ieiner BlGne oerAtus
bert. 0aS 8aar bate III Der uergnugeuen
SreitagS. gtaAt i'll Baltimore itbernad1tst unO
0r. Daihielo9 ,nad)te ben 4ufentbaltsort Der
8aiben Oaielbit uisftnbtg. 9lm uG6ten Wtor,
gen lam er nnbemerft nit benIelben 3uQe
mi. ieiner SoAter un0 ibrem Giebbaber bier.
ber, trat benielhen dui Dem Sabnboie geqeil=
iiber Nnn nabm oa8 eHtilobenc SdRb1en opne
g8eltereS 3Hritd Su 0WIttern,"
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gelesrapgii9e 9epei5esa.
(Beritte Der
-Iiioctrten Brtiie" fir ben neorreip ponoenten.A)
Sulaab : 9epsi(beu.
stus oss S,tmoes9auptItaot.

IS bingtOn, 16. Sft0Der. = Der
SrGfoent bat Srn. Gam. IS. Spring al8
&ice=Soniul pon llrusuup Su Bortlanb, We.,
uno Srn. 4r,hur Garrru nls gice SOniul
beiielben StaQics Su gotOn nn0 Salem an=
erfannt.
- 0a8 6lottenSepartement bat gt0drtdt,
oGb Der 8unbeSoampier u8i9monb" am a.
September i'll Saiparaiio, Chilli, anfam. 9er
Oampter io!Ite am Is. 3. Wlt8. in gonteut'
teo eintrefien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
SCR 6eIStnarft.

0ew.gorf, 16. Sftbr. - @elb leid)t
,u liz. 8ediel lfetig 3u 4.84. Sob
ibloB su 1O9a-l. 8unbeS=Sbligationen
l6loien lebbaft ano felt ; s1er Coupons
1l8s; 65er l123; neue ll29; 67er 1153 ; 6Ser
116l; neue Sunicr l141; 1O.4Oer Coupons
l14B. gftie1 iG,loilen lebbait unb Retiaer;
@ennal 1O14; grie 10; sate Sbore 57a;
Slls. Central "a; 8ittsburs So; Nortk.
gSeftern 36g; prior.608; 9todzSslanb 1908.
unterld)abamts gilan5: Sob s44,l39,.
1872. Enurnrt SAO.f2a,1l1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
ShtMbrliG1e.

3 t. 5 ms, N.z8., 16. Stt0ber.- Ser
SdlOonel attempt" nit 3oblen belaoeu,
itrauOete mabrcn0 oes aeItrigen SturmS bei'm
Sap Yormantine. Die Manni6oft, fiinf an
Der 3Qbl, ertrduf. Cine geide muroe an oa8
llier geidwennt, ieOOf nid)t ioentliiiirt.
Der Schooner ypoperucQ" lit inGourtuap=
8ei Sdiiibrud). Die Mannid)aft wurOe ge.
rettet. 2lu6eroem cre:guete i'd eine gtnS0bl
nerluuerer SdlIffSuufGllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
esuuoen aeuteu cinc rs;ere 9ar!

Sic ldredliden ;5cfsen friibslitt9eu btimtit.sn
aa5ters peld,es orsani,te Stbpdtbe, Die 5erftorun9
NON Sorper uuo &etii uEo G1e iouiti9e grCbhhepebe
nit I'D, briuet, ,uerSen oautrnb bPieiii9t. Die Ts
sutate beiteusn por bern Giuritte Der atns5abruE9
in Ssr;flopicn, Sdilterabei 3tttern, nerooien Gf"
aiifieu Opsp pie Il. nea euen 10 it6r 81 iitrtbz
teuDen @elitesSutdnbcn, ioie r8sBtt9fst, Sos''n@
gerw,rruns, 9iieoerssIhlasenheit, bdsltdsn 8iFoz
men, abIheu Dor gel p,Gditt;Gcm gScrfsbre nno III
ges aIteH briitenosr S6meraatb.
s. eiratb.
Gs,9eitat9sic oocr aui osr Stbiptle biter sildlis
dbsn yeb:ntspohe Iiebeuoe gRdaget, Die ptpiihe
Cd rd{hs @rreQbars.it Der 9terDen, orgdntide 9ln.
ibluddJuas ootr anoere We9enoiorisfeItsn an III
ipifen ernalteu raid Silie unr g1ranlrte sirbcrun9
Gr. gSaifcrsaB aus 8Olen,
n Jr, II, Jor0 '&utGiu>, 5iuiiden Saitt'
more uuo ScpetteitrGSe.
grpGt aaaelssenbsiteu lrens Derltpiesen.
(MuS.lS.iSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
SanfsTotte @iienbabnsGontrafto
resa. s. rsffttr4tEtcr

@reenfieIo, 9t..lo., 16. SftOber. -
auf Der oManGeiter. 9eener Babu" lit Die
Irbeit g0H5lifJ etugeitellt uorOeu, ba Die
GOnrattoren nitt i'm Stanoe itno, tbren
Standardization nadl3ufommeu. @tue grobe
9ln3abl2trbeiter 1T in6OlaeQeiien 9GnSltG1 NIT
teuos gemorben mo niElmt eine 10 orobenGe
aairiibreriide 9altuHg oil, ouB Der @ouoer=
neur nm 6iilfe 0urb ole StaatSmiIi; erIunt
mCrOeu iii. Der gouuernsur iflug ieroh
0aS @eiud} ab, uub cine Bclijlimaht lit bon
ytalbua uao Ntandefter na9 benz S4au-
plQte oeidlidt mor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
ger sreifad,e $1,000 tn @satae.

eanDgs, psl6er ais 'i' Der mufbmabli4e 95a 9M5r,
Der Der Srim'iden 6amille oerbaftet wHrbe,
lit entlaiien meroeu. @egen etueH gepiiien
s. 90. Smitb, weider fid gesenwarttg in
9aft befinOet, liegenlebr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
qriinbe Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Gin fGicberid1IT.

Teifun9 monroe, 9a., 1G. Stt. -
Der Shoouer ~. g8. 2etuis" uou Saoans
nab ltef geiteru Wtorseu init 6iebertranicn
am SorO bier ein. 3tuei YtatrOieu uaren
ltuteripeg5 9etorbcn. Sen. Sarrg lies pa5
SabrSeug ar Die Quorantaine brinscn uuo
idlifte Qer;te an YOr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
GrGlaae.

IewsS apeui, st., 16. Sftoter. -
3mei Sduier, bret S9enern nno anoere Ne.
bensebaube lpuroen beute bier ourd, einen
SranOaiiter etnsediGert. Serluf sis 1000; !;
Serfherung $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Sic SaugnffeHetGtplcFon TT
Witt&blira.

Sits urg, 16. Stt.-9ie Goronersz
llnteriudun9 Ill SeSu3 auf Die llriad)e Der
SataItropbe in benz 3u9'iden gSal5we.fe am
ltttenOonneritagSs sNorgeH iuuroe beuteIbeuo
i'll augriiT genommeu. Stadoem Der 9an1pf,
feiiel= =Sulpettor 0fuhel mo Ger @bef Sugt-
nieur 9anl. 0tcSarrp oerb0rt moroen marcu,
uerta3ten fd Die @eihmoreneu bis sur @ene-
Jung be8 Waifinilien Surte, peltler CUR 3eit
ber @rploiion Die 9ufiiat iiber Die Maihine
iiihrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17

for. Wobertfpn. Str. 10, @ lo. Gu @iirG &c,
Ote6anoeIt lpe,iea ale arantbeiten oer nrin Dr.
eaue, o,saniite s4WdGs. nerroie S4iud4s. rors
setttses alter uuo aue yseroentranfbeittn, lpeI@e
on iuseuolGeH lluheoHnent eiten 9erribrsn. Siriz
lib eutltaaosae &rautbs,ten ltaen furirt. 9errsn,
reide I'D, Dr. u. Gnuertrauen, fonHen iidb psriter
boIten, Def iie uisIeudcfttid unS auridtis eebdn<
belt meroea. 8ireauItuaoen: s S-i2 nbr Mgs., "a
MIR Nat,a. uno 90 uar a5os!i (6ebr2l, ,t2IatsT)
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epe3ial : Woti3ets.
eya,ja m1eit In i.aotitd,en ausaaben.

Bei einiaeu 4erionen berritt augenheinIt Die
irrse Hnaaame, Die Sercrouuus. uber ne'ds BAL.
timore's BMseribait om 25. Dttobsr absuRimmen
bat. meros, iueun bic Gntideiouns beiabeno auss
filt ourt Die @reirung eiBer neuen anlebe Die
tdotiIde SGulo um iiini Biinionen Dollars oer9ros
tern. Seroou usit eutisrat, ,piro fie i'm 9e9en=
tbite in ben idbrIi ben aussateu eine Scminberun9
bon $4,000 berbeiabren.
Die grmddti9uus gum ausseben neuer luniproz
sentiqer Sbiiaatiouen i'm 8erase BON fiHi Nltllio%
men piro nadseIudbt, ur. Die Staot Sur aSsabluna,
reIp. Bum 9osrpeIoen etHer uothanoenen, als Die
RaIer .anleibe pom SO oetanntcu iebsprojenttseH
Gdbu.e pom finj WiaioneH ;u bddbigen. Soute
oaher Die Satseritait Surd, etn sotun 50 9nnlien
Ger Berorpnuus ben B.nGnIssemmiiidten oteie Gr'
mddbiiauna ertbeilen, upo Die meme guleiae 5u
Yart ueao,iirt peroen, has bei BEN jetieen Staube
bee @elomarttes uno ben ho6en credit, ociien iid
eie Stdot srirtut, fur ttunIit sebaiten miro, 10
,piro bic Ylraertait futt 100000 i6brlit, D. i.
fat osr Iedbs Yre sent 3uen oui Die ifsi9e poierz
anIeibe BON 1879. fiinitis nur s25o,C00 ooer iani
Yrosent 3inieu auf Die On ole Stcle oerieben trtz
tenos ueue Auleiae Su 5e5ablen brauten. Die Ytrs
oronuus gent nod ipeiter; f;s seidtet ben Ginarsz
@ommiiiireu, fir Die ied5proatntise, isst idr Die
@nlbruu Der qBailerjliubr aus BEN @uupoDoer
autoriirte Nulelte bon bier 0ttioneu ene iaufpro.
seutiae anleihe su iu6Iiituiren, iooaS Die GtGot.
fiait $4,000 Irdme ooer iehs Pro5ent duf rter
Niiuioreu su be.ablen, nur 100000 idbrib ODER
Sntereien ndh cer 0iate pan iiai gtoent 5u beSabs
ZEN baoen pirb, p omit olo e:ue peiteFe GrlparniB
BON $4,000 idlrib IIr Die SteuerSa6ter Satimore's
perbuuoen mare.
GsIolte mitbin IIr uniere abe eaben 5aberoen Siirz
GER nur oes polen Serftinonies. cas- fe our6 @bz
itmmuus su 9uniten oieIer Serorouuns stne sripar'
uis BON ldbrih $4,000 in cen &usgabeE Der Staot'
Reotesuuq ber6etiibren fonasr. teoiirfen, nm Die
Ratifi,iruns Der Ssroronura su eintr ndbe5u ein=
ttt,nniaeu 81 MAIDEN. aui oteie art er3ieIt non
Steuer. germiue cruns. Gin SteuersabIer.
$50 babe Sas eesaste umo eefpaItene S,oIS
1qut Sc pro atGfter resuStrt.
alerseidstss urb gepGltenes 6euer9olj
Sc pro 8lGItst.
Same2 S. Stbnion,
(2i2-9I) sis. ii, German, nabe SoutbitrcSe.
QauIt Cure Furnaces uuo Ranges uuo lcBt
" Sure SfeutT eparatur BON ebas. sSsas
herbn, SIR. $50, 8aii. 9aitinoreittaBe, beiorseH.
sepn5,1Mt1)
CbiI,sn's Furnaces, Ranges uno Repasatar
Sberieften bel GharteS gSeatBerbp in gir. 500,
WefzSa ho;sirlbe. (Stpt1ottDht)
aRrs. s.Gur's Nnotan,fdIes pcSf,obti'fdes De-
colt, kit 25 Sab.sn ol5 oos Sro6fe SiutreH9uisss
Wcittel Ger @essnpart. .hetonnt, ipiro nur In Nr.
177k, Tanette=. seorotDeTzfs6e Der @utasoz
Gtvafe ,ubercitet uno lit bel attn stE otfcfern
bdben. (ah92o'l21tIeD
Sid,ere, ac,u!i,c uilo saii)e gsirfung.
RustelI's Sttherz uuO g8edielfiebers
puIpsr,
sutsrei.et uno Su ba6en bel
Gole,nan 6 WoBers,
gtr t78, @ef= f=SGltim reitr.
(Mus26-Stt.3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Ser oSu0t0itec-&r{e0,

ct. Saul. 16. Stcber. -@lue Spesialz
0epei6e Der ,ptoneer= YreB" aus 8i5mard
melb.t: n0ie SnOtaner 81 StcnOlng- Rof
unter5eif)neten eInen Sertrdg, nadl wcldem
ite pom nGdltcn Dttttpod9 al i9re 2(niPrithe
auf Die Slad 0lll5 uuf9ebeu. Ser Ssrtrag
mmoe iniOierH mO0ifi5iyt, OGB tie Ser. ct.
ntd)t ami bic llmIieOiung Der Snotluer rad
Dem Suotauer Serritorium bsitcben. - Die
2ruppeu, mcid'e fir bic expedition beitimmt
iino, nerOen mOrgcn ciu Wager beSteben unO
wabrideinli6 am NitttpOA ahgeGen. Gen.
SturgeB lit auf bem gSege ST ittuem 9fe9i.
neute unS lUtrO luabrid)einliLl Die Grpeottton
conm0nbircu, meun nlft Sen. Germ Die
ietbe pellDutid1 beQleltet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17

Aeoe S.ausbatesin III itol3 aut enen bnolNen fe'7
~ uen 1sppidb in tbIem Sar!of ODER oleerem sieoz
nsssnmsr. Ser sin5i9c gSes, nnl Die JSa'ben leo]
halt I'm 3eppib ju MAIDEN, ii, Den Stano uno dhe
ouoersu irsmoeu GuhitanSsh iu entier'en, uno uu'
0ie5ss ariiusHd gu beueIfHeaigsu, eehe man 5u
SsIu,es e. Callahan, Nr. 8, S:uamitraBs, nahe
benz .Dlarplaab= Sn htute.@ lSepti5, 5Dstl SaE'rG
satnocr SSatfe,en,
BeIoci.ebe, Shdufetpferoe,
gsassn umo Ssarrea fiss ss;sabet,,
Ghubfarren, YuppensSut d. en-
uno Elm angameiuce giiortimeut ioitler gSaaren i'll
ben buaien Brciien i'm GroEen uno aleinen bel Der
,@altlmoser gSassn=iy aosif- 0sicuiGIait,'
Scr. 80, ysort=9 . 10 arb frabe.
D,e ein5se Nabr;t IN Ser Staot. 1eporouren
auer grt Su aassmeiiensn Sreien. .aus24,iNitef)
Ouu,6l iesem gsossem BON 4 Bis ubr Ssedi
- nittagS. 5duse afitpause't Bier I'M 5api
In 2aptor's TeIiaurdtion,
gdeoer Sroutz nnb q frose,
Gop. 6. EaDior,
(Yua22, ,3NteF) @tgentblimer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17

G>ie umterScid,neten mad1eh oem Pahituu Die
0Mu,eiae, oab lie ben san5en ee!bfGu bes 6. S.
aambres,t, gsy. 26, so usso 81, 3sosos&,i8GStr.,
fduHidb ibernommcu 9dbsn, uGc bitten I'M 9sIalt9e
aunoid)aft.
{ (sept2, Dtts,i a.E.D ssoxat. & cam.
Bateute t,srpeE i.,s ssssncse erroaSar.
grf nab @rIausnn9 tes BGteats iusrbsn 9ecIbz
reu bereduet. o. - & -. :. Spwato.
Err. 10, Seeouof frab e, Der Boft sessn!ibsr.
lSebr2, ,12Dte) 3Dclss sjiireGu in gBaibin9ton, D.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Sr, Gepra 6. 1prSia,

5atnar6t.
but oas ftibsr non ST. gsindeu benutte) Satcau
ndtb Ssr. &c, 5.pro= saiaus!raBe, perfect
alte4rbeit t9arantirt tAus24,l2Dstel)
Nauft Furnaces. Ranges uuo SsFem Hur bel
JsShas. sSeatferDD in str. 500. gSeit Satttz
morefra;s, Dem rIutap<8ouie" 9egeniiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Sal,.ee IN Q5ttotnien.

Slid monn, Sa., l6. SftO0er. - Sc
fern idncite e3 etne StuuOc lang in !tOrfOlf
Nns NAsnttnr Ii n1iissrnrnGnllit talt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17

pD~ 2Eer GaiGenubrtn, G9mudiaden
mo anrere mertbooue @egeuitduDe chr btls
Zig erite en- Will, loQle beute Die uon
ben 50. 2eoi & &omp. p,rauitaltete Auf.
tion Oerfalteuer YfdnOer i'm Sirf=
Ian6'i1en Gofale SIR. 0, g8 T. s SaDettes
StraRe, utc1t perabi1umeui
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-05

THE Turkish. -rvian middle is no
nearer solution than 8 week ago, when
the armistice ended. The POI ulstian of
Turkey is becoming restive under what
is considered the submission Of their
government, and Servis is being rein.
forced, not only by Russians, but by
Pussiars and BRvsrisDs. Austria hes
not definitely refused the Russian pro
posaI, but has asked time for reply.
Meanwhile Austria has communicated
the p iopcssl to the other powers. Eng
land has suggested to Turkey to grantan-
other srmissice for three weeks, and Tur-
KEY is disposed TO assent, notwiths:and-
ing the threats OF the Constanti1op!e mob
to massacre the christians, The guaran-
teeing powers are also repairing q COL
Ie,tive remoGstrsnce, calling upon the
Porte to accept their proposals. Ii is
hoped this measure win be effec.usl, IS
though the Porte rejected the proposi-
tions because of the excitement OF the
population, it would NOS be d;sQleesed if
the powers applied tu ther pressure, so
as TO provide ar excuse for uIt,msteiy
Welding,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-05
Tho Cotton. .Seed association Of Me

county, the following from the oil-mills of
tnts city has been handed us for publication;
Card
The Cotton. Seed association OF Mem.
phis deem it proper that they should reply to
the card OF D lrtIes who held puDllc meet
ing in CritJsnden county, Arkansas, on tne
subject OF the price paid for cottOD-seed Dy Ihe
as OcIation of mills In this ely. Inc STATE
ments, as Sc. fortu in the meeting referred 10,
are to a great extent, untrue, no DOUBT mace
so by want of knowledge OF the facts. we
deem it only necessary to state Lne True lacIs t
to satisfy our friends and the puoue Ihat our
action % the premises was correct. Last sea-
son the Memphis mills paid except f0I aWnlle
in the early part OF the season, eight dollars
per ton Tor seed. Then oil was worth twelve
to fifteen cents per, gallon more than at pres
eRt: OiI-meaf WHs then worth nine dollars per
was worth in EOgIand eleven TO twelve dol
lars per ton more than now. The hlre OF
hands and OTHER expenses of manufacturing
are now as great as bhey were iass
season. Herce it will be seen that
the great difference in values OF cottOn-seed
projects compels The mills to reduce the price
of seed to the present value, or cease TO con-
sumo them. The reduction in price OF seed is
much le 5 than the reduction in price OF oil
and cake, and it is doubtful If the mills can
pay expenses of running and interest on
capital invested at present values. a general
shIinkage has taken place in many II not all
commercIal articles IN the past twelve
months. COttOu-ssed and their products are
not an exception. y year ago mlddIlng cot
ton was worth over fOuIteen cents, now IL Is
was worth about ten cents. Indications point
to its being worth about six csnts this fall
Then plantation mules were worth thirty
three to fifty per cent. more than at present.
A ton OF cottOn-seed at the present value Will
now purchase more of such things as are
consumed on a plantation than would
the same quantity at prices OF
, ear ago. With that state of facts nave our
friends Just cause OF mplaint7 The assocl-
alton was organized for the purpose OF fac H.
tRting the handling OF seed, preventing loss
of sacks anu dispensing with expenses OF
travelling agents. A general office has Osen
established at a convenient place and for the
convenience OF the people in ordering sacks,
making settlements, etc etc. And TO prevent
any just cause of com Platnt as regards weights,
the mills determined TO have all seed Welgned
on city scales, at their own expense, by the
city weigher, whom they believe to be honest
and competent for the work. Should cotton
seed products advance from present values
our friends may rely on the price of seed be-
ing advanced. But the present outlook hard
ly justife- the hope OF better prices. We must
get seed at corresponding value with oil ana
cake or we must Cease to work them. we
deem it unnecessary to say more, and only say
this much that the situation may be properly
understood.
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
PANOLA OIL AND FERTILIZER co.
SOU CHE8N OIL WORKS.
CITY OIL WORKS.
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oLIVER. FTNMIE & oO.
NOn.Residant Notice.

No. lS77-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-James W. Andersen, ,
Executor OF Robert Black, deceased, VS.. The
Leath Orphan Asylum ct al.
II appearing from the amended crOss-biil OF
W. H. Lane ct al. in this cause which is sworn
to- that the defenGants, Bailey Black, Sarah
f. Black, George W. Black, Mary 5. Black
Nancy A. Black, James b. Black, Ellen V.
Black, Nancy Z. Tnsley and her husband, :,
- 1insley, Martha h. BOdd and her husband
Nicholas DOdd, ami Laura Z. Anderson, are
be residents OF Mississippi; Elizabeth McMas-
ter ard her husband, Samuel 4. Mem sster
and John Black are non residents of Tennes-
see and supposed 20 be residents OF Arkansas; ;
Caroline House, Sarah E. Fletcher and her
husband, Fletcher, John b. b ack, Mary
(. Parker and her husband, Riley V. Parker,
Louisa Irwin and Noah Black are nOu-resi-
dents OF Tennessee and supposed to be resi-
dents OF Texas; and IL appearing from Sher-
iS's retarn in this cause that the defendants,
VIM. s. Nc Night, Mary Martin and her nus
band, - Martin, and Nancy Barton are not
to be found in his county:
It'll therefore ordereI That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in November, 1875, and plead,
answer or demur 10 w. H. Lane and wife's
original and amended crOss-bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for hOuI
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 4th day of October, 1876.
4 eopy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By z. B. McHenry, d. G. and NJ.
Smith & Collier, Sois. for comp't, ocb thu
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BARBOUR LEWIS.
He Writes Letter Declining the NOm-
ination for Congress Score One
for the Respectables.
He Believes Success is More Certain
Through Nomination Of Some Old
Whig-WhO is He?

WASHINGTON, October 4.-Hon. Bar
bour Lewis, ex.eOngressman OF Tennes-
see, in letter addressed by him in this
city to-day, to the chairman Of the
Memphis Republican convention, de-
clines the nomination for congress ten
dered him by the Republicans Of the
tenth district OF thai State. He bases
his refusal on his belief that success can
be better attained through the nom ina
tion of some old Wing.
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THE grand military parade Of Demo-
Gratis who served ia the Union armies
during the wsr, which IL to take place
at Indianapolis to-day, will be attended
by representatives from all the northern
States. General Geo. B. Mcclellan has
telegrsphed General Love that be viii
take part in the parade. OGe thousaEd
veterans from Illinois viii arrive esriy
this morning under The command OF
General John M. Palmer. D.stin.
guished military gentlemen from Bsiti-
more have notified General Love thst
they will be present with from six to
seven hundred old soldiers. General
George w. Morgan and Genera! Thos.
Ewing, OF Ohio, will be on hand
with five hundred Cf their old com
msud. Terra Haute, Fort Wayne,
La'syette, and other cities in luciaha,
will send large delegations Dztroit,
Michigan, sends fivs hundred men.
Iowa sends full reg inent. Oae thou
sand veterans from Marion C. unity,
Iowa, alone have already enrolled taeir
names, aud will tsBe part in ths process
sion. G3vern,r 4. G.. Curtin, Senator
Lymsu TfumoGll, Senator Doolitde,
Judge Hcadley ard G5vsrnor Koerner
viii be among the q 0guished Liberals
presept, and nesriy ali the leading
Democratic statesmen Of the north and
west will be present. Tee most extra9r-
binary and extensive arrangements
have been male to en .eriain tie que IS
aud make ihe whole rf'AT grand sue
cess.