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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-06

Genbernn9 Der 8iise.
Mrr Sountde, BENT. 9lpriI unS uOn ba Bio au
pettere 8ena9ri9tiguns werben bic 9aagiersiiee oh
geben, mic tolgt:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

I3 M Greenwood & Son-12 Garrard-S Craig-ll
8 Fl Kennedy &co-10 A Miltenberger &co--9 do
Warren, Crawford &co-7 Bruhn s Waldkirck-6
Levy & Adler--6 A Leyi--6 Henderson, Peale &oo
6 Pitcher & Barrow-6 L Lee &co-5 do Q Gala
gher-5 Levy, Dieter &co--5 Dillingham; & DeBlois
Watt &co-4 M ] Smith &eo-4 do Summers &
Brannins-2 Aiken & Rainey-l Voisin Drouet--
2 j w Burbridge &co-13 do Campbell & Strong
100 SKIS seed cotton to Schroeder q Schrieber-224
SKIS cotton seed Meyer, Deutch u Weis--sundries
to Order-Total 1904 bales cotton s...
BAYOU SARA-Steamer st Nlcholas-3O bales
cotton Ben Toledano-24 Given, Watts &co-30
j B Murison &co-27 L Lee &eo-lO Il Pritchard
~ Payne, Huntington &c9nl5 Flower Y Maes,lO "a
Hy Won Phul jr &eo--l3J j B Gribble--4P III Foley
5 j N Jackson-6 Randall zoos H I Lonsdale-l
Warren, Crawford &co-4 Byrne, Vance &co-6
] P Higgins &eo-7 Mummy, Luling &co--6 do to
F j DaSilva-ll VOisin 4 Drouet-9 A Fhibaut-
6 D R Carroll &co--6 Dean, Adams & CATS do.
? Maspero-4 do Brohssard.286 pkgs stores to
Capt McGunngle- empty hhds G Campbell
2 SKIS wool bales moss E Adler-9 bales moss to
Abraham & Godsmith-3 bbls pecans Hick-
man. do to order-1 do Church u Druilhet-l
do NJ Labusquer-2 do 2 Bourgeois--4 do Pinac
800 do Mummy, Luling &co-l2s do Maspero--
lis DO A Maginnis..-loG do to J Watt &eo-l5
SKIS seed cotton Wilkinson q Rachet-9 do F Da-
Silva do Church. y Drnihet-I do sHy Tete--6
do Ben Ioledano-S do Hy Von Phu Jr &co-l do
Dean Adams " t1ah-sundrles to order-TotaL 2S7
bales cotton a SKIS seed cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-23 bales
cotton Scott, Cage &co-22 Williams, Nixon &co
20 Byrne, Vance &coal9 J L Lee &eo-l7 do to
3 WgBurbank-l2 Gri66le-ll BruJier-9
p j Herron-9 Levi Male, Day &co-7 do to
Ben Toledano--TC G Worthington--6 W Robson
D MeGarthy-5 Clinton & Rchards--5D D B Lo-
ganzm,,4 Randall geo Payne, Huntington &co-4
Miltenberger &co-5 Longstreets0 ts0wen &co-4
3 Borrge geos-SB Bouigny 4 Esclapon-2Seal Co.
lomb &co-2 Flower Y Maas-2 Kahn Adler &co
100 SKIS cotton seed j II Hanna-35l do S G Fair
child-197 do A AMaginnis- SKIS seed cotton to
F J DaSva--l5 do Roman Oliyier-5 do P Cook
s hhds sugar "A Montgomery-sun to order
Total 2l3 bales cotton 40 SKIS seed cotton hhds
sugar
WASHINGT0N-Steam Cleonaz-32 bales cot
ton Darby, Mouton &co-l2' do Block Bros-10 do
Mcdowell &.Nugent-9 Ben Toledano-9J L Gou.
cotton seed A A Maginnis--2 bales wool A Bon
nafon-l4 hides Gerard-5 do Meyer Well
Sundries to order-Total IL bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Reeelpta o. 1.roduee -Yeaterfnu.

! EGINGINNATT-Steame Monsoon-S bbls sau-
i sagcs3 tcs do a AIiehel-60 bxs cheese to Jno 7
Moorer-l0o do so cases do 10 ties lard McFarlan,
Straight &co-l0 tcs hams to Martin, Dolhonde &
| Cobb kegs lard Miller & Owen-50 kegs butter
Van Norden &co-38 do washing machines and
tcslard bbls eggs P Plasworth-39S bbls pork
So hhds baconJ II 0glesby &co-30bx glassware
z cskss do 6 bbls do Prudhomme & Eliott-Iot fur
niture G Raymond bxs books S M Swenson--l5
bxs bacon to Seward u Glynn-93 bxs cheese "a
kegs butter V Pesson--25 5bbls oil 40 reels warn
S63 plows Shark, Stauifer &co-12 pkgs butter to
Shropshire, Anderson &co--25 kegs butter 25 bXs
cheese G Pheurer--60 do Schneider & Zuberbier-
5Gtcs lard Vose Broslot furniture C G Wayne
800 bhls pork S Wallis &co--5 cases mdse to M
Woolfl5 rolls leather @ Weishaar-9 bales hops
Geo Merz-5 bXs hardware P Malochee--l00 bxs
pipes Mayer Bros--35 bxs tobacco to Lyton, Ran
dolph &co--42 cases tobacco F j Leach-I8 do w
w McCracken--5 bbls liquor 368 bbls potatoes As
bxs cheese to King Bros--lT5 do 10 cases do 125
Dbis pork Huntington Bros-20 tcs lard s Ken
nedy &co-l0 bxs cheese 8 cases do I @ Harris
lot furniture j b Hnbbard-d0 Francke & Danneel
bxs mdse 2 Hyde &co-1 bx hardware Grayer
& Mspaugh--2 hhds do 7 Heer--I5 kegs butter
w Hoyt-45 bxs cheese | G Hanis-2l hhds ba-
con Griffin a Porch--264 bbls potatoes Jos Greye
rs fkns butter 429 bXs cheese A D Grieff--6 cases
hardware J B Flotte-S bbls Is half-bbls ale D
tlemming-l trunk Miss S SYeatman-2 cases
cards Emley &co-3 cases Indse Cert q Myer-I0
hols whisky to order--52 bbIs vegetables and 103
bXs cheese DelBondio-l6 pkgs harness and Sc
trunks to Carroll, Hoy &oo-5l8 bdls iron ties to
Chambers Latting-l0 pkgs butter Bleakley
&co-5O bXs cheese j w Blanks &co-35 bxs fn6se
Barnes, Ward &co-25 ties lard q w Burbank-2l3
pkgs easnags Barrett y W--50 bars steel Bennett
y Lurges-l bx books Blelock &co-3 pieces ma
ehlnery smut machine L B BodleY &co--3 crates
eafthenYare csks do A Bertel &co-5O bbls no
tatoes Finnegan--10 hhds bacon Oscar Bercier
bbls liquor Amar-I0 do to T Aufenkok-
pns whisky w. bXs candles 26 hxs cheese F Ayet
&Gambon-lS7 pkgs castings j S Aitkens $co
w hhds bacon 10 tcs bacon % tcs lard 100 bxs of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

| Per steamship Niss6uri. from New Yorly-samI
Jamison~B Antognini-A Gresnard-O George
simon 4 &LoebMBium 4 Frank-P Schwartz &co
| q A Fosdick--Leyi, Miller &co-Flacker q Fisher
Macheca-J Braselman- Thompson Eco
j Ryback-F DelBondio--R Bleakley &c0--Wm
Simon -Fairc6ild yerhoeff n Bingban-.CarroIi
How &co--R P Rayne-P " Ditch9J A Monk &
son-Piaggio Schneider b Zuberbier-H B
Caest &eo4-J Syme &co--I IIion-King & Moses
Spencer Sco-C Jaubert-.Isaaeson e Seixas-
Kern 4 FemanW H Lstcbford Sco9Waace aTIa 4
co-Cohen IS Endeli--Mcstea, Value &co-Colonel
Walton-W Weissenbach s Klumpp-Kneeas q MAYO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Beiow-comrng UP.
Ship Vanguard, Russell, 10 days from New York
TO master

Ship Vanguard, Russell, 10 days from New York,
to master
Bark Arthur, Briggs, from Bordeaux August 10th,
ii to master
4 Br. brig Sir Robt Peel Conner. S days from Ha.
yana, to E Troisgros-Cargo $40 hhds molas-
ses Troisgros
schr Enodio, - from Havana, TO Troisgros
Cargo, AT bxs sugar E Troisgros-13 cases
cigars j Domingo bxs candles Avendeno
schr Helena, Fowler, from Havana, to master
Cargo, 2s hhds molasses lis hhds sugar so tics
50 bbls sugar Hanna eco
Ship Ceres, Humphreys, Is days from New York,
to Lowell & Bailey
Ship Mayaower, Gail, from Liverpool, August "a,
ship Polar Star, West, 81 days from New York,
u to Lowell & Bailey .sa.
Bark D Brookman, Parker, s. days from New
York, to Price, Hine & Taper
Bark Bridgeport, Morgan, % days from New York,
Bark Celeste CLARK, Foster, Sc days from Boston,
to Creevy, Nickerson eco :
Bark Palo Alto, from --, to master
Ship Eldorado, Otis, 40 days from Boston, to A
Fosdick
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, al s p NJ
TNOR ARKANSAS RBVER, VAN BUREN,
Z Fort Smith, Dardanelle, Little Rock Pine Bluff and all
landings on Arkansas river taking freight passengers for
all landings the Mississippi river as nigh as
The pioneer packet
Judge Fletcher, T7rTt -
j. W. SMITH, Master JENKS BROWN Clerk;
VIII leave as above.
The Fletcher has been Thoroughly overhaled nented m
rented hout and is in respect No passen
ger boat bulE expressly the Arkansas liver wbeTe be
T continue connecting at Ie Rock with Fultons Packet
ne composed of the wand eee steamers dust bnt
and Fort Smith. 1 ~ '"u oufen
particulars freight and passage apply on hoard r n
Ripley & CELERY, 81 Canal ktreet 1' VI ~
Or IYIRGINIUs q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Reeeipta by Rnilronda.

N. O., j. d Gg N. R. R.-oct l2-45 bales cot,
ton Alcus, scherek u Autey-3 W B Thompson
Barrett Il LIE Sassier-4 W R Greene & Bros-8
R Powell-l4 Hogan u Patton--3 IulIy &co--
TH&JM Alien-5 do j L Lee &co-5 Hamilton
& Banks-4 A A Green Thornhill q Richardson
81 S H Ably &co-12 NJ J Smith &eo-6 Levy, Die
ter &co-6 W Champlin-5 Henderson, Peale &
Hlar &co--27 Payne, Huntington &co-l5 d H Al, L
lison &co-1 Rosser, Prothro &co-7 A Hinkle
&co--l Brooks, Macdonald ECO Cowan & Mayo
Warren, Crawford &co-37, 900 feet lumber to
Baker& & Adams-15 900 do G E Gate &co-9600
do Eager & Elleman-1O,30 800 do Gubernator &co-
5000 do Reil & Bro-2O5 400 do Aaron & Meyers
cars gravel NJ Donald bx mdse Jno Hardie
&co-sundries to order-Total 303 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Arrived Yesterday

Steamship Missouri, Hudson, from New York, Sd
inst, to VIM Creeyy-Wm Creevy
STEAMBOATS,.
Monsoon, Millard, from Cincinnati. s,g.a.
Fashion, Pratt, from Vicksburg.
il Judge Fletcher, Tobin from Ouachita River
New Era, Aucofn, from Thibodaux.
Thos Powell, Dalferes, from Thibodaux.
A G Brown, Siewerd, from Fort jackson.
St Nicholas, Heno, IRON Bayou Sara.
Lafourche, Baranco. from Bayou Sara.
Cleona. Pickett from Washington.
Sarah, Henthorn, from Mobile-Basin.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
TOWBOATS.
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEn AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, side.wheel, Capt BOWEN
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sidefwbeel CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sidewheol CAPT LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEvANT.
WIcaeo, Propeller CAPT. FALLETT
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT, sCRELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AyERILL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity swe adapted for
lghtering outside the Bar.
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable Of throwing, atl0wes speed
$500 gallons of water per minute, @
The number and weknOwn power Of these boats, demon
srated last season. a. guarantee that unnecessary delay
viii occurat the Bar .-
tovags RghtoragS or use of pumps, apply to
EDw, A. YoRKE CO,
s. Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
gew 0taus gaRg Greanu Saturday pnu d9otet ls 18GG

named places from the Lake end of the Pont'
chartrsin of Railroad,l Agent,sI @. Harris, cor,
ner Camp and Common streets.
BART ABLE FOR TRENTON AND MONROE
The large, elegant passenger packet Bart
Able, Captain John w. Tobin, commander,
and Mr.. G. Pres Work in the office, leaves
at o'clock this evening, for all landings up
to Trenton and Monroe. The passenger accom-
modations of the Bart Able are equal to any ant
surpassed by none in the trade, and her urhane
and efficient officers spare no pains or expense il
administering to the welfare and comfort of thei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

The Anderson lTezas} Record says 4 Some Of
Hoods brigade seem determined to violate Gen.
sherfdan's orders prohibiting Confederate organ
1zauons. We can't say We are sorry in this in
stance. We had hoped that, on the surrender.
everybody would submit in good faith; however,
on v Wednesday, night, the 9TH inst, Howard Barry,
OF Company 9, Fourth Texas, went out to Mr.
Aeily's house, and married the old gentlemans
daughter, Miss Bettie, right in She face of the
Ehole family and 4 large assembly Of spectators.
Besides, the affair was witnessed and authorized
ny regular justice Of the peace, preachers and
several others whose duty It is to preserve lagF
and ordern
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
L1vHRPooL..-l I

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstowno land Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills OF ladng
here at through rates OF freight TO st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hayrs.
steeage granted by to bring
passengersfom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final Of destination may be either fixed on signing
he bills of lading, declared by the holder of the bill
Of sding within twelve hours altar the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aRordng the Importer the choice of
markets
THE BRETTsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons. ......P. Jamison Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons. Campbell Captalp
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. ....A. Finn Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons. "A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons. Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1899 tons VIM L. Mesnsy, Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons. d. Graham Captain
CAROLINA. .1e4l j. Harby Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 sons. r. P P COuche Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool sI7s gOld or its equivalent in
currency.
Forrstes of freight applyto
HUNTER, AsKEw CO., IL osrondelet street,
ongnees goods are respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

- 1l4
9s.siasy WIS ~ ~ nllgiie ana pleasah1a q aay as
could ha Desired hy the most fastidious. The at
mosphere waa balny aad inviroratiue. which IL.
spired active business On the Ieyee and. all tha
q. q IT. st ~
sssaiav.s sIessa Y heafe VI dsy, We're FecelV-
ing thel fun quota or freight. The arrivals en-
braeed the Fashion and Magenta from Vieksbure
yrsna rn1ea TsIa4a5a5 fylsoyas ~ H. ~ q
7, 80. rrss u, 80.
s9as,' - - - 2 sAaN AnVAasas ! ~ nau
go0u paying caTgoes
The steamer Monsoon arrived yesterday, from
flinonna+i Ionl,;e t,,ialt u, i clas;, si.s st -
slAs' ss'se ~ = =
AelS Aast. lhe HioitsooA Aas pseh @ ispaifeus te
painted and returnis hed thr0ughou and has alst
i new set of boilers, which makes her one Of tn,
lSnest atae,nare tba4 lana III epr iexs f,on+
bayhl, y gehliehlah VINO ~ Veal ana iaVoraelJ
known In this city, and also all along our lower
coast, has taken Charge of her, and viii run he)
,,y;Df tla saaao., eavine bera sveTv ,,aa,ia a,i
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EE1Gay ~ ~ a. ~. Ahe MONSOON Will 1eage I'M
morning bnt viii in time to leave again oI
her regular trin next Tuesday.
wa Tat,,r,, fbanlya For fayora III tba ofioars :
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tne steamers Fashloh, Judge fIetcher, Ihoma
Powell, New Era, Cleone and Monsoon.
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kises s F4sSel =. ~. So
ST. LOUIS, October Ssz-ssn me s wharf yesterday
business opened very 1air ofeElngs OF freights
southRara pound sIesnleFss were ilneIal M Atthoagf
ave. t9H AStSl9s te6s9 ~ 49, pas1Nu4A ~
increasing IN apanaanee. ana rates yesterday
unaefWent quite q lnateriel ! ADVANCE. az Boats az
Tlgllg yesfeTsay aii nfoagn1 lall e,argoes.
Ans MlsslssIppl WI ~ tnls poais y nag hepl up
STEADY Eate q aecllne and u Row lower tlan 4
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
Exports Yesterday.

GALVESTON-Stea Texas-175 bbls -four
20 bxs tobacco 300 bales hay 20 do bagging 10
coils rope pkg mdse
CINCINNATI Steamer Argosy-sundry mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

How THE NEGROES WILL yorE M NEw7 Yong.
The News says there are shout eight thousand
negro voters in New York, and that they will
probably support the Democratic ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
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80 ..T ~ - IAE1p btreat, q
saturday Morning October is, 1866. 4
Twelve anths ago he the duties
of Advertising Agent and River Reporter or the oRxs.
eEr after an absence Of few yeara in making obssrya
sions In foreign ees Itherere embrace this
my grateful thanks a those Of my rendA and espe.
ca to Al Those of my old assoestes IN the steamboat hns-
ness beray bestowed their fayaTs Oh Ine
by strict attention 70 business merit seis appreciation and
confidence YIR9INIUs 6. DENT1ELs
River RsporeT ard Advertising Agent the Daily Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13


AssA AeHusETrs II AND HEB Factory oPERA-
TTVEs.-Ihe state commissioner to investigate tbe
subject Of the employment and education IN
children IN the factories Of Massachusetts,, IL E
Ham, Esq. in an address recently delivered, de-
serihed the condition of affairs in regard to these
juvenile operatives as g dreadful,f He said:
The condition Of some of the op eratfves is az
pad, not worse, than formerly existed among
fhe slaves Of the South He spoke Of the bad
ventilation Of some of the mills, the early age at
Thlch children are placed in them, the inadequate
wages, their ignorance, and the necessity Of re-
dueITg the hours of labor in the factories Every
nody who knows anything about Southern slavery
Knows that the slaves were Well-fed weiI-oiad
Well-housed, and that they were not over.
worked.
The condition of the juvenile operatives in the
massachusetts factories, as described by the State
commissioner u infinitely worse than could exist
IN any slave country, whsrs (without regard to
considerations Of humanity the slave is valued as
property But these arc white children, white
Massachusetts children, and as white people ii
Massachusetts are Of small account, we hear Of
no excitement on the subject If the scene Of
shis disgracefnl inhumapity we're laid il the sonth
and the victims were colored children, Massachu.
sets would raise howl that would rend the air.
Richmond YIlig,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Steamship Texas, Burt, for Galveston,
Hawes & Bowen
Steamer Argosy, schenck, for Cincinnati, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPANY's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

Leaves on SATURDAY, I3th inst AZ 8 Pm
FOE JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
n Ecore Alexandria, Normans BArbinB and all inter
medinte points Red RwerThe elegant Al passenger
packet Irene, Harvey G. Heh, MASTER John W. Darby,
clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
board or to RIPLEY & CLEARY, 82 Canal street
RIRGlN1Us Q. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13

RETgEsdEp. We are glad to welcome among rs
again NJ. one Of the prepretors of the
satlle. Aoase. Mr.. Nahring left New York on the
Weattisred the storm, although ali on board &
Rected 70 see her SO down every moment during
lts eoatinuayce The gale commenced this after.
Aooh "a, Meek SINCE, and confined until Saturday
Ihs Webster or the Evening Star, ,consequentlythe
gaze mad spent It's fngy ere it reached her. Mr
Nabrlng says the Daniel Webster is not a total
WIeek- I, There Is some hopes Of recovering hei
about at sea.--L Mobile Tribune lth. II