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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-07
FROM ST. LOUIS.
M,..our, pemocrat,e Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 6.-The Missouri Democratic
convention has nominated John 3. Phelps Tor
governor and Norman j. Coleman for lieutenant
governor. The platform is bitter, defiant and
Tesolute, fully up TO that adopted at New FORK on
the main issues. The following is the second
resolution:
"That while we are willing to protect the col:
ored race from every assault upon their natural
rights, we are unalterably opposed TO negro sut-
frsge and negro equality, its logical sequence.
The proposition now pending in this state TO
admit to the elective franchise the untutored
African, while thousands of intelligent, industri'
Gus and aw-abdiDg white men are excluded from
the ballot box, is gross insult to our race ana
CHASTITY monstrosity Of the conquest principle oil
Justice"
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Grant replied to serenadc
as follows: " Gentlemea and teIOlo citizens
can scarcely find words enough to thank you FOL
this very hearty and warm reception. lt is pecu
liarly gratifying to me TO meet 50 many friends II
St. Louis q place which has arisen since hsV'
been a man grown and where | intend to becom
a resident at some future day. Thanking yo
again will bid you good night"
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MARKETS.

LONDON, August 6-Noon.-Consols 9i!Gs4l.
Bonds III.
FRANKFoRr, August 6.-Bonds ISL.
LIVERPOOL, August 6-NooD.-Cotton opens
easier, but not quotsbly lower. Sales 5000 bales.
Number red wheat advanced to los. Sd. Other
markets unchanged.
LONDON, August 6-Afternoon.-Bonds III.
LIVERPOOL, August 6-Afternoon.-Cotton ir-
regular. Kidding uplands 9i994d. Middling
Orleans 81 Ql0d. Breadstufs quiet and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6-Evening. Cotton declining
tendency. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Uplsnds
3d., Orleans 9sd. Others unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. -Eyening.-Consols "a. Bonds
II. Increase Of bullion in Bank Of England,
1oSI,VOV. .,.v.-4.v.ses ~ suss vvuunvs.
NEW YoRK, August 6.-Money very easy SOL.
Gold closed strong at l49s @l49l, after day OF
great activity and excitement. Sterling 10.
Southern bonds firm except Tennessees, which
closed weaker.
New YoRK, Aug. 6.-Cotton market heavy and
shade lower. Sales to-day 500 bales. Middlings
29l293c. Flour-supertne State 81 759S 80 J;
common TO extra Southern 50 5OGl0 IS. Wheat
steady at Moons advance. Corn closed quiet anc
dropping. Oats active and q shade 6rmer. Mess
pork hesvy-s2s 75@2s SO. Lard, kettle rem
dered, l9tQlO4c. Whisky drmer-in bond Csc.
Sugar firm. Coffee quiet and steady. Molasses
dull. Turpentine 463947. Rosin 81 95g7. Gov
errments closed firms 20s Of 1872, ll41; OF 64,
llO}; of G5, 1923; of '67, lOs5; lO-4Os, 1924.
Tennessees 64I new 63I. North Csrolinas az
new, 70 asked. Virginias "a; new So.
CIscNsATI. Aug g. Flour unchanged. Wheat
81 75Gl 95. Corn 92G96c. Whisky In bond 55c.
Mess pork s2s IS. Bulk meats l2Gl44c. Bacon
shoulders 134c., clear rib sides l6Sc., clear sides
lie. Lard Ice. Batter 35@3Sc. Eggs Ice. Hay
sl2@l5.
CT. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Tobacco firm and IN
changed. Flour steady, s7@7 Is for superfine.
Wheat 50 1902 40. Corn S4G93c. Oats 47051c.
Pork held at $50. Bulk meats-shoulders l2c
Bacon-shouders l3lc., clear sides l74c. Lard
lS5@l9c. Whisky, free, 81 80.
BALTIMORE, August Cotton nominslly 3Oc.,
for middliDg uplsnds. Flour active and firm.
Red wheat 81 55@2 65. White and yellow corr
81 Is, Provisions nrm and active. Mess pork
$50. Shoulders l4lc.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-Tobacco frm-sses 81
hhds Jugs to medium leaf 81 75@sl5 so. Wrap
pers s3l 50. Flour, superfne, Sc 25gs6 so. Red
| wheat 81 9O612. Corn csc. Oats 4505Oc. Mess
( pork 500. Lard lsl@l9c. Bacon, shoulders l3Ac
0l3l. Clear sides l7c., clear rib sides l1c Bull
meats, shoulders, lac. Clear sides l6a whisky
| raw, full 45(G50c.
CHARLEsr Aug. 6.-Cotton dull. Sales to
| day 43 bales middlings Csc. Receipts for thu
| week IL bales. Sales for the week 2l9 bales
Exports 10 Great Britain GOA bales coastwise S3I
| bales. Stock 1869 bales.
| SAVANNAH. Aug. Cotton dull and nominal
| Middllngs 2s3@29c. No receipts or exports.
| MOBILE, Ang. 6.-Cotton-nothing doing. M
| sales no receipts; no exports.
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ITEMS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Fifty cows have already died in Cairo Of dis
ease supposed to have been introduced by Texas
cattle. Many citizens do not believe that Texas
cattle have anything to do with II. 80
The Renos have had their trial postponed unui
SeDfember 7. They are to remain IN the Lexing-
ton ial until after their trial, and guard, pald
for by their friends, is to prevent them from
falling into the hands Of the vigDant committee.
Secretary Seward is reported to have another
real estate speculation in view. IL the purchase
for a naval station Of island 10 the East Indies,
rich, fertile and beautiful, inhabited By few Ma
laws and which will place Us upon an equal foot
ing with any European power In the Eastern seas.
At Albion, Michigan, young man by the name
of Tip Rockefellow and two other fast young
men, came near being killed on the evening oil the
2Sth ut. Rockeiellow obtained hne horse ana
carriage to take short ride. He took the young
men in and dashed up through town Just as the
westward bound train was nearing the depot.
They tried so cross the track ahead OF the engine
when the engine struck the horse and broke DOtn
lind legs, broke the buggy, took two of the young
men and carried them over fifteen rods, hanging
10 The pilot. Rockefellow is considerably injured
One of the young men jumped out, landing on hi'
his head lust in time to save him.
In PIttsburg, recently, jealous soand, VIII
the view of verifying rumOrs OF his WHe uuiallh
fitness followed her slyly a. she started out toi
an evening rsmble, until she reached blum over
looking the river, where she seated herself, ana
nresently TO the horror and indignation oil I'M
| husband, she was joined by man who famiiiarlI
| took a seat close TO her. In the unceItslh hk y
he could lot distinguish the features OF elmer Eh
/ RACED beyopd measure. he made a dash IS be sup
posed on the guilty pair, and without a moment
! hesitation began TO abuse his better hall m IN
| most violent manner. Judge OF his consternsnol
when the strange gentleman was Recognized .
,be ladv's own father, who resided near the spot
and had been in the habit of occasionally Joinln
| his daughter in her strolls. The husband wa
| crest.faIlen, the old man terribly annoyed, an
the wife has taken the matter so mucn 70 nes \
that she has determined on obtaining writ OF d
| vorcement. 49,
| A MISPLACED switch sent gravel train throug
the engine house at Beverly, Mass, on me !! !!
| nit. demolishing the building and severely u
| hiring ten men. one of whom, Richard Barrett
The number of deaths in Boston last week WI
l5s, of whom l07 were I'VE years old ana uhae
showing an unusual mortality among children.
The Boston Yacht Club, numbering ten We
sejs. has left on an annual cruise to Eastei
ports.
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FROM EUROPE.

Arr,xaI or Mr. Davis at Liverp ool-Stormy
Prospects in sPRia-VlctOria at the Tuile-
ries.
LIVERPOOL, August 6.-Mr. Davis arrived here
last night. # q Cd. 49,. =.
PARIS, August 6.-Spsnish advices represent
that the whole power Of the government Is neces
sarv 10 prevent an outbreak, and that general
disquietnde exists.
Oueen Victoria was received by Eugene at the
Tuileries last evening. Victoria leaves for Swift
zerland to night.
MApRIp. August 6.-The Spanish governmen mt
declines TO assume the protectoral Of st. Domingo,
which was proposed by one of the political par
ties in that republic.
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friday MORNING. AUGUST 7. 1868.

in those States to suppress disorders, and that
they would be used for that purpose upon proper
application from the State, under direction, how
ever, of United States officers. With this IN.
official expression Of opinion the matter was re.
ferred to the war department, and remains in
allegiance until Scho6eld's return on Saturday.
Lots Of less than two thousand gallons of rum
or alcohol cannot be exported without forfeiting
the drawback privileges.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, being thor
oughly repaired, regular trips will be resumed
over il tomorrow, Friday.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1888 900.
Receipts of customs for the week ending 3lst
ult., 81. 79S, 900.
The Democratic majority in Kentucky rules at
70 900.
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Render Existence Desirable.

IL you srs 80 Ierng from involuntary discharges what
sse.,dossitprodr upon your general heathf
Do you feslwe, h, dsbiHtstes easily tredi
Does ntts sxerOn produce pAptAtiOn Of the hsartf
Does your liver urinary organs your kidneys hs'
qusnty get out Of ordsri
favour urine somstims thick, milky hecky, s rOpy
settling; or does thick the top; Is ssd
u.pt at the bottom AFTER it has stood awhilsi
Dc you have spells Of short breAsAing sr dyspspsiAi
Are your bowels consripatedf
have spells of Ainng rushss blood the hsa
is your memory impaired
Ia your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjecti
DO you feel dull istless mopng tired Of company ofsi
DO YOU wish to be sn alone get from everybody
- Does any little thing make you start or iumpi -
Is your sleep broken or rsstlsssi
I, the uster Of your eye as brilliant; the bloom
cheek bright
Do you enjoy yourself in society as welii
DO Won pursue your business with the same energy
Do vou feel rs much confidence in YOURSELF
your spirits and tagging given to fits Of mean'
shOlyt
uso do not lay 1t to your liver or dyspepsia
Nav. Won restless nights your back weak your knees
weak and have you little Appetite and you stttrouie TINS
70 dyspepsia liver complaints
haax cured and sexual all capable Of pro-
aucnR a weakness Of the generative organs.
The organs Of generation when in perfect health make
she man
Did YOU think that bold defiant energetic pere-
sne successful those whose genera
I've organs are perfect 9"T such 77
OuDlain of being nesnchoy Of nervousness Of papaton
,As hsar They afraid they cannot succeed IN
madness. they dOat SD and discouraged they are
AWAY, polite end pleasant the company Of ladies' and oOs
,ou and thS rgt the faceSone OF your doWnes looks
.,.py o,hs- assnnes Asout them do not mean those
hok.ep TIE organs nhAmsd by running 70 excess IAese
~ not only ruin their constitutions bat also those they do
business with or for
How many men from badly cured diseases from the suec''
.fabuse and have brought about that state o.
alp.s in those organs that has reduced the general system
much a, 70 induce other dseAse-idoey o
psraly spinal affections suicide and aim ever
,hsr form Of disease which humanity heir to- ana
Of the trouble scarcely suspected and nave oOS
to.d for all but the right Diseases Of these organs 10
suirs the use Of Diurs,e.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-07

The vicksburg Times Of the 4th says; =" we
hear with unfeigned regret OF the ravAges Oh lhe
80 woryn in yarious localities. In Madison par
isb' Louisiana, we are informed that myriads Of
tEose busy destroyers are at work. while from
Jssersop and other counties in this state we re-
ceiye equally dishesriening intelligence. Inc
constant rain we are having is very favorable 70
The production Of these pests, while it Ia causing
the cotton 10 shed both bolls and form very rap
idiy. The growth of the plant is greatly increased
While the crop Of fIut is being greatly diminished
To inexperienced eyes the crop never Io4keo
more Iuxurisnt and promising, while every hour
ia diminishing its productive qualiues.'
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FROM JAPAN.

D.0eat OF the southern CsnfederAtioaists-
The TyeoBats Kefused-rhe Mlkado a
PrisOner-Tke Weather aud the Crops.
YoKAHoMA, JAPAN, July 4.-The Statsbashi
family were defeating the southern eontedera.
tonists at every point Yeddo and I okshoms
were again under Statsbashi's control, but he bad
refused the tyconate. The Office was then onered
to Romesboro, boy six years old, and one OF
the three branches of the JOkugowa family. out
his father refused the honor, stating that ne
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denied the authority of the mikado to appoint the
tycoon.
The mikado Is now prisoner at Kioto, and Is
in charge of the mid high priest.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 6.-Jspanese advices
represent the season unusually wet, and the tea
and silk markets dull.
The tycoon was generally successful in his
military operations against the mkado.
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Democrats rave wildly pro .ested TO the president
against his evident intention TO appoint aIsolosA
10 the cfice Of commissioner Of internal revenue:
The president is wiling it Is understood as was
80 -. q. he office who will be acce ptabie TO
NJ; Ronps' and the latter gentleman declares that
ha Ill not vscate the Office except in favor OF
some one Iwho is sure TO be confirmed by the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-07
FROM PANAMA.

Position sf the Benigerent,-RailroadA eei-
dent
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Pansms advices OF the
2sh have been received. No collision bad taken
place between the belligerents but both sides ar
cable Adjustment will probably take place.
An accident on the Panama railroad detained
the Ocean Queens passengers thirty'six hours.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Fever. at Qu.rantins

New YORK, Aug. 6.-There are several cases
of yellow fever in the hospital ships at quarantine
Capt. Reed from Cienfuegos, and one OF his boat
men, died Of black vomit yesterday.
NTw YORK, August 6-The cOroner's jury rem
dered a verdict Of accidental death in Halpin's
case.
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RIVER NEWS.

Sr. LOUIS, August 6.-River stationary:
VICKsBURG. August 6.-Passed us: Allen 81
Pm. River falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Weather clear ana
warm. hiver svelling-Ave feet two inches In
the canal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-07

The Mobile Tribune threw out Seymour and
Rlair flag the other day, on which ocoasloh
speeches were made by Judge Jones, VoI. rot-
sy,b' Gel. Dinion, Judge seswell, Judge Ginooaa
and F. Titcomb.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. Go P. N.-Barometer
1915. Wind southeast, light. No arrivals. NO
departures.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
aienm.ra Hurned.

CINCINNATI, August 6.-The steamers Dela-
ware. Potomac, Pine Grove, Porter and barge
were burned at the wharf to-dvy.
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SufreriDgs Have Been Protracted

WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-11-21

HlRAN's BRoTHER-FRATERNAL
VIEW OF ULYSSES PoLicY-Every lit
tic straw is gathered now to show the
probable policy of the General after his
inauguration. Here are two of them -
In the railroad car from Chicago the
other day a gentleman said TO Grant
General, hope when you are in Office
you will let us have peace in fact as well
as in name" To this the General an
swered, q You may be sure | viii, sir.
will make peace and solid peace. which
will satisfy all good men North, South,
East and West" a brother Of General
Grant who lives in Chicago, is reported
TO have said few days ago that Grant
intends to enforce the reconstruction laws
20 the very letter. so far as that duty may
he bequeathed him by the existing ad
ministration. Perhaps by the time of
his Inauguration the whole busiaess OF
reconstruction will have been disposed
of, but if nor, according to this fraternal
authority Gen Grant will execute them
strictly. The reason alleged for this is
that Grant holds that 'sthe will of the
people is the law of the land, :" and that
in the election just decided the people
expressed their will to have these recon
struction measures enforced by the Re
publican party.
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GEO. u. ROyvELL & CO.'S AID
YERTESING AGENCY.

"They have reduced advertising to more
perfect system than has been knownka E.
tofore. '-Hazleton PA Sentinel, Oct.S1th,
1867
whatever is prompt, methodical and
straightforward, they practice in their
dealings and only That Boston Comaon-
wealth. Nov 80, 1867.
They now probably do the heaviest adj
vertising business in the country. - Ian
chester IN H Daily Union, Jan %, 1856
Their establishment is perhaps the most
extensive in the United States. Cape ann
advertiser, Gloucester, Mass
This firm Is now the most substantial bu Isl
ness house for advertising in the county,
-4merican Mining Index, n y 1pril 2,
1868,
With their reputation they can and do
get the lowest and most adyantage ous
terms. ''-Mishawaka (Ind) Enterprise.
We are prepared to receiDe advertisement. for
al Ameriaan newspapers, at prices as Lo.c az can
be obtained at The Offices Of Publication
GEO. T. RO WELL d co,
advertising agents,
40 Park Row, n Y
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

TINE Oroide Gold Watch Co. manufacture
on strictly scientific principles fstyle,
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They are manufactured with Hunting
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Fine Swiss movements. S15 Patent Ame-
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Pfefpockef DefecfiFs re s'l and WATCH esr
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The Genuine Gold watches can only be- OBJ
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JAMES 7. MONROE & CO, Import. and
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How sooN FoReorYEy-S,

How Soon FoReorTEN.-So lately
dead so soon forgotten Tis the way
OF the world Men take US by the hand
and are anxious about the health of our
bodies, and laugh at our jokes; and we
really think, like the fly on the wheel,
that We have something to do with the
turning of the earth. Some day we die
and are buried The sun does not stop
for our funeral; every thing goes on as
usual we are no, missed on the streets
men still laugh at our jokes though told
by other lips; one or two memories still
hold our name and form. But the crowd
moves in the daily circle, aud in three
days the great wave of time sweeps over
our foot prints and washes out the last
vestigc of our lives.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED 20 remote al desire for Eebac-
co This great remedy is an excelleH, APP
petizer. It PUPPIES TUE BLOOD. invigGates
the system, possesses great nourishiue and
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frcshing. and establishes robust beaiu-.
smokers and cheiceFs Of siEty gears AIRED.
Price Fifty cents per box, post free Can
be sent any distance 10y mail with pefect
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OF Tobacco with list of references, tesimo-
mails. etc, sent free. Agents wanted. ad-
dress DR. r Abbott, Jersey City, NJ.
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The FAMILY understandable. Ben
Franklin remarks that a man as often
gets two dollars for one he spends in in
forming his mind, as he does for dollar
lie lays out in any other way. a man
eats pound Of sugar and its gone, and
the pleasure he has enjoyed is ended, but
the information he gets from a newspaper
IS treasured up to be enjoyed anew, and
TO be used whenever occasion or inclina-
ton call for it. A newspaper is rot the
wisdom of one man or two men; it Is
the wisdom of the age, and of past ages
too. 4 family without newspaper is
always year behind the times in general
information; besides they can never
think much nor find much to talk about
Aud then there are the little ones grow
ing up without any taste for reading
Who, then, would be without newspa-
per, and who would read one regularly
without paying for it?
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A MUSIC BOX FOR ONE DOLLAR

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THE BANKRUPT LAW EXTENDED
A Chance for the unfortunate.

rENHE benefit of the Bankrupt Act has
been extended to FIRST OF JANUARY,
lo69. An who wish to avail themselves of
the saiDextension had better call ut once.
We are prepared with all the necessary
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soon it can possibly be obtained.
R0ULHAC y LAUDERDALE
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, AND
SCROFULA.

A LADY who had suffered for years from
IA Deafness Catarrh and ScrofGla, was
cured by simple remedy. Her sympathy
and gratitude prompts her to send the re-
ceipt free of charge to any one similarly
afflicted. ADDRESS Mrs. NJ c. L., care Major
Martin Hunt, Hohokcn \ j
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I 900 AGENTS Wanted in all parts
tl III L. L. 1871 IN

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THIS IS NO HUMBUG!

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WANTED. Every family

TO have the splendid Imperial Steel En-
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Price 81. Small sizes of Seymour s. Blair;
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