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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
une lGnssr.
u. s ReveuNe STAMPS
Gin;ige Ssntits H,rifaniide 9init

Gia;ige b.ntlt saH.rifanii DE 9init
q tw SOrt>Sr d ampi,&iffabr
Gompanp.
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Nsw gorf:
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/. Sal. sll0 - IL. Gai. $75,-IIl. Gnj. $43.
Greuriip s.8iIIets far 0tife ttm
unp Surud:
(GaltJ iar is6s Monnts)
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
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lisem Trtiisn aus;uiubrsm. 6u, quite usr O.
NaadpCIs 4rbst Miro saranttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
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In l,in GaA .inlhIaasnten Qrtttsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14

(Aus Str 2cHtpn I;mts.")
uGis @tsslsr unS Blicn'ite, nsl&s cine Ter
tslsn ms6aniiten Gatritats fiir 5ausartsit il, u-
fcrrsrt tein S6if&en un9 n,a&t tie glatt auf
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU sA IA SEMI
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
- FOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST
4 = = LAND INGS-The passenger packet
Ninn sfmmes.
& GKEATHoUsE xasts<;
j. A Comstock. Clerk assisted by Mesrs Lapdy aud
Forth will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at5r
and every FRIDAY Al 10
VIII lesve Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING.
For freight or passage spply on board sr 70
e ID NELAECON. No II Cont srsst
NATCHEZ.
NATCHEz PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. AIS -
80 FOB HATCHEZ AND ALI IN
termsdIate isndings-Ths sns passenger Jacket
wild Wsgoner,
y RICHARDSON Master: J. O. LIBAr0, 0lafi
WIN Lava A sbova GEO. q. HE, Agent
n rchoupitouias stres1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

The oricers and members Of the Central and snxi-
liary clubs Of the ward are earnestly requested 10
attend.
The CRzscEsr thanks the gentlemen ne composing
20 a w,eetb nresentstion this evening ct the corner
Of msso Inc Of he onb
will be Represented. oo. and everv member is re-
ouested to attend at that hour in full uniform.
climbs Meesing To-Night.
The johnson Rangers.
TIE Liberty Guards. (coiored.l
The Frank Blair Cadets.
The Jewell Cadets.
The Fifth Ward Club.
The Seymour Cadets.
The sixth Ward Colored Club.
The First Ward Club.
The Seymour Guides.
The Ninth Ward Club.
The Blair SentiDels.
The Ex.Union Soldiers and Sailors Club.
The workiDgmen at o'clock.
The Soap Club at o'clock.
The Seymour Southrons-special meeting on
important business. See notice elsewhere.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

The late election was in q pecuniary point OF
view. A dear one TO the Radicals. They bet on
large majorities, and in thousands Oh instances
In a recent Grant and Colfax procession at
Athens Ga. there was Q twOmule wagon WIN
number of negro girls dressed In blue CAMEO rep
resentipg the States of the Union.
Thirty-six citizens of Yancey county, N. u,
through the Rutherford Vindicator, announce
their withdrawal from the "Union League" and
their determination to vote for Seymour and
Blair.
A New York paper says II knows OF man who
wagered 5000 on the result OF the fennsyivanis,
election, OF the strength of = weather prophets
Prediction that the day would be stormy.
The Rosfon Aase-sise- ss-aPlains that tho naoi-
cal party is attacked In the rear. 1t should De
attacked in that quarter hy very eharp-fnnfad
and strong footed boot Louisville Journal
OF seven governors" of as many recon
structed" States, only two lived South before the
war. OF ten senators" eight are carpet baggers;
and of thirty-three Representatives" twenty-five
belong to the same vile breed.
The Radicals talk Of rejecting negro votes on
account of caste or color. Look at home, genue'
men. There are but ten thousand male negroes
in the Northern and Western States, and yoar
party does not allow them to vote, except In i've
of the New England States, and with poll OF less
than 1000 ballots. And you do not permit white
men to vote, If you can help it, unless they are
upon your side. By your act all Virginia is dis
franchised, with 10000 votes Texas. with
65 600; Mississippi, with 10000; Mssouri, will
so 600; in Tennessee 10 900 in the so called re
constructed States, $50 ,000 total, 750, 900. Th'
ballot you give to $50 600, making In all differ
ence Of ASS, 900 votes and yet you talk Of caste
liberty and universal suffrage.-[N. Y. Express.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

The only place in New Orleans to buy first
class family sewing machine for ffty i've dollsrsi
is at the Grover Baker Office, l52 Canal street.
Machines warranted ave years. Hemmer, braider,
tucker and quilter given with every machine.I
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24
vICKsBURo.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. atsP.n
- - FOR VICKsBU R0. NATCHEZ
faR&8tS and all intermediates landpgs-The steamer
Bari Able,
W. G HARRISON, Master,
Leaves as above, making all coast landnzs
sFO ID. HlfE. ~ Tchsupitoulas street.
A BRIr1ON CO.. S8 Comm street
N. q. D3NOHUE. Tchoupit0ulss street.
The steamer Bart able vicksburg steam
and Csmuet fo Yaxno and Tashatchi evers
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

A NEW AsrRIGEsT.-The French in Cochin
China have discovered, through the natives new
and powerful styptic, derived from the bark OF
tree called " haofash,- which grows in the noun
tains of that country. The natives wait till the
tree has attained its third year before stripping it
of its bark, its usual height at that age being
about twenty. four feet, with circumference of
eighteen inches. The operation Is performed in
June. when the tree has neither blossoms nor
fruit. II is felled and then denuded of bark
methodically in strips two feet long and three or
four inches wide. The strips are made up into
bundles, weighing from thirty to forty pounds.
The bark of the haofash is outwardly of an ash
gray color and inwardly brown. 1t has strong
aromatic SMELL and slightly bitter taste. When
chewed, 1t reddsns the saliva. It is a powerful
asringent, and is administered by the native ply
sicans in cases of collie, disrrhea and dysentery.
is impregnated by its medicinal qualities.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

NEW YORK-Brig Moses Rogers-62e9 sks cotton seed
BRAZOS sANTIAGO-schr Cora--SI,2oO feet lumber
q 600 shingles.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

Brig Moses Rogers Jones for New York Hynson &ct
Schr Cera, Fauria, for Brasos Santiago, Msste
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24
Receipts OF Produce.

Msniiest Of the steamer Gen Quituan rom
vicksburg sunk New Texas Landng-Ze bales cotton
ID X Carroll 6co-S3 Nelson. Lsnphisr &co-H Bel-S5
Newman 6co-ei Richardson Mays Hogan Patton
A Meyer d. utch Wes-4l Blskemore Woodbridge &co-
az h 81 Allen &eo--S6 Alcus, sherek Autey1-So
Payne Huntington &eo-31 williams son-N Wright,
Allen &co-22 Lacey Terry &co-i5 5no T Hsrde &co-lo
Il Knox Bros-l4 ] " Perssn-l3 Summers Branns-l3
p f Hstre-I4 NJ Musson &co-l0 Winston, Morrison &co
IL Parbam Blunt-1l Gslsgher-l2 Avendsno Bros-ll
PoweIl-l3 Kern shesrsr-9 o Bren Halo Eckford
Cage-9 j Aiken-s Won Phul BrOs-5 Kicks 4 Halls
sogsrt-6 Scot 4 Csge-6 Davis, jenkins kco-6 ACS B
R&AL-6 Fakes &eo-6 @ w slmsley &co 70 4
co.. Qber. Atvster &co4 speake sucknerS Tate leo
Julian johnson &co-4 Newman &co-4 Allison &co-5
Warren Crawford &co-3 Morrison Buck &co-2 RsineyS
Ogesby-2L Grande &co-l Houell &co-10s5 SIS cot
ton seed Aldige-l7i9 do Maginnis-5l4 do Marx
344 do stonewsl OIL Co-210 do wng1t Allen Seo-n 40
Julian johnson AGO. 81 SKIS bbs meal Newman
CO Il peas Grsnde &co-50 bills -four Hays Tunsall
bbls turnps II crates cabbage Miller Meyerr2 hnds
bols WHISKY pkgs mdse Van Duir 81. coops fowls
Wood-sundes orae-Tos II bales cotton hhds tobacco
CoTILE-Stesmer Celeste-7S bales cotton Jos Hoy &co-
81 Marx Levy &co-29 Bsrsud Gbert-H W Bogsrt-2O
PAYNE Huntington &c,--lS Lehman Newgsss &co-l5 Ar
Mt.nSsges-s Psvy 6cO1 Be'oTidge &coe9
G II Mouton &co-6 Jno Phelps &co-3 o Graham dos
c Clnton-s Bouigny a. Escispon-4 Renshsw osmmscs5
Thneman-l35 head cattle McQuoid Mehle43 do sell
&co-4 wool bales moss hides sheen skin Dbl tar
Jos Hoy &co2 bb SKIS do BANDA Sco-l bales wool
Payne Huntington &col bales ties Rensha
4 Csmmsck-l bags oil Paw &co-lS hides Bersud 4
Gibert-2 ordeITota 500 bales cotton
LOWER CoASr-stesmer Aoe-t0 bbls rice 50 SKIS rice
sk rice socosl0 bnls rice Estopenal Leger-9 do
J Dayid-l6 SKIS rice Barrois-sundries TO order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

OIEAHNHIB-..EcKAIBHIPE
NEW YORK.
= .r- ZOE NEW ToAk ,-F
uKRoHANIp fH4nsHP LINE.
x11@a oomsssaAs he a,' -s'.- sss.u.A,ss--
sEs7EHAH .-...O'ss:.. 0.,ss
sHEEHAN :Csptsin VIM r Henry.
SIND S:s: A.: l. ss:s
Sailing IRON Hsv York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Meade.
A. w.sAMPsON. Commander
WIN leave opposite vegstsble Market Second District
SATURDAY. Oct "a. ct ?. II. 800
These Steamer have supsof accommodations for pes
CABIN PAssAGE............ ....................ss
vev freight passage apply 70
~ Bills of Lading signed tn tough to Liverpool
WOOD. Low q LupwIasEN
No. 100 Common street.
The Steamship UNITED STATES will follow. leaving
SATURDAY. octOter 81 al 5 p 7. -
ZOE NEW Yo4K DIRECT.
THE usonv HI Linz
= This Line is composed Of the following Steam
49, ships 'aaa
Gee. Cre.wsn. ss~ w..hinss.s..
Mariposa. tortsss
'h' S''An'h' Geo. w.sh,nsto..
Z. Y. GAGER, Commander.
vmisavs hs wharf, loot ss fesissss ssrss SATURDAY
October Gath, Of 6r.H
Passage
Frsight for LlvERPOoL, aAvRE and BREMEN taken
~ shis Inc end through bnsof sding given for sama
AIvxzs zou1ron.
Il oarondslst street.
BALTIMORIc-HAVANA.
FOB BALTInoRx AND HAVANA.
YHK NEW ORLEANS, BALrxeRH AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEhI-HoNfHIY LINE or sfKAMsHIPs
n: ss ne: 4 ss,n 0o@I.nds
CARRYING UNITED STATES HALE
rIEsT CABIN;
e, , 5SSSm sALTInexE AND HAVANA.
| S1AlAh fastsssaushy
Maryland.
| K. O. REED, Commander,
WIN Issvs her wharf, OPP site jackson Square. on
TUESDAY, Oct 9th, at NJ, carrying the U. s. mails.
For freight passage. hayfns unsarp.sssd
| lions, apply - WTrHERsPOQH. HALsKY co.. Aesnts
| - Oarondsst strssk
B-No bills ladins but thcss Of the Company viii
o 10 ssRs .s H.,saa AXE. sss .osos
| day Of sailing
The Steamship CUBA WIN follow on SATURDAY.
| ---------
HAVANA.
FCH HAvANA-U. 8. NAIL LINE.
/
To sail SATURDAY, October oath, at O'Clock
| z. FOR HAVANA-U. 8. MAIL LINE
| ssuh&zA The Al Iron Steamship H
| Alliance,
| PARKER, Commander,
viii leave her hsrf foot Of Caope street. District
| as above. For freight pasasge apply to
| +. W. PERKINS co, Agents,
| % Csrondeet street
GALVESTON-I
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-24

DETER Ross.
BUILpER.
sssuns aanks 70 the citssns Orleans for .hsr
: and S ss, . .a ba ma
=. r. and streets
CIKsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
A. THE BEST COOKING srovs.
fhs my psr cent less fus and bskss be-
broad than any other sore In This fact
fairly demonstrated and ncoHtsstsby at the Mech.n
ics and Agricultural Fair Of New orssns 1853 and The b
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every one Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered aay
where within the city free Of charga
Also constantly on hand large and complete assortment
proved Pstsma liberal advantages offered TO the trsda
II. HALLER Agent
40 Camp aud ls6 TchOupitoulas street.
OrdsnIsn 1t box No. % Mechanics and Dssss' Exchaass
No los St. Charles street, The Nsv Orleans Postoos
vtll receive prompt sttsstion.
CrEWARr. aALB8EATn = sIzEK-
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Va 0ALDRKATHJOHN O. YIxxR nsuphzsL
Costsa Fsetsrs
sENERAL COMMISSION MERoHAxrA
He = Unisn street, New orisaS
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usnphis; ANDREW DfxWARr. u o.
Wholesale areesrs sas Cotton Fssssr-
10 uaioa strsss, Memphis. fsaa
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aALvEsTOrs-INDIA

MORGAN LINE o. D. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
- FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
SsiskAsh stssmships forIa this Limo:
w. q. Hewes.....l. u. Harris. Austin.
81. n ary........... "A gnes. III arBons
AInbs IN. ........... Or esce mt. .Morgaus
Clinton osep hfn o...... II etagoroos
The Steamship Clinton,
VI. 7. BECKETT. Commander.
VIII sail from foot Of st, Joseph street SUNDAY.
October f5sh. st 8 A -
For freight Or passage Apply 70
CHAa A.wHITNEY . co., Agents.
80 and - Damp street.
Freight insured at the rates adopted the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST. lasS.
B-No bills oflsdins sgned after sailing Of the steamer
Gfs FOR TEE As-
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE.
WA
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
fusmssv Saks tbs Fsrry Boat opposite yaeksos Bqusrs
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR'
Days at TX O'Clock A H. and the train leaving the Al
gers Depot at arriving at Brashear City q II
StsAmshps ct Brashsar foF a weston
Josephine ..........CAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matagorda. J. j. ATKINSON:
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
Tckess to be and secured O'Clock r.
EVERY DAY, Sundays excepted at the ocs Of the Ops
Ious.s Rsirosd Company, No, :, Cana, street. or at ths
q. W. R BxYLEY. supsnnssrssni
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gts Her 0rItaus Gresesui, Saturday, 0ftobtr a.
Marine 3ntellisente.
CRESCENT Crrrcx, No. IS Carr STREET.,
eaturdsy. October "a, 1868.

CREscENr CTYIcK No. IS CANT SrRKET,
esturday. October a. 1865. !
Clearsa Yesterday.
Brig Moses Rogers Jones for New York Hynson leo
Schr Cera, Fauria, for Brasos Santiago, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
s''H.sHh s TIIss % sss:r ssss sI;s;s
Steamship 70 Whnsr . anu
s'e.mssP Austin S.w from B5;sSs s'n''s' VIA
Ship Igems Bh Hays 50 days from Newport, Wales to
Ship sJsSss sosS%ss S days from Liverpool Lowell
Ship Ess Is days Ms York. in
Brig Fasn tsp-n) Bsra,sn days from MssAnsas, in ballast
Brig Kennedy sellman, s. hours from Havana, in bal
schr Henry Tssers Richards, days from Utis. to La
basss-sd district
brought ships Igoma and St James, and schr Henry
sunaower brown from III. Passes light-broaght
up ship Forest Eagle brig. Faran and Kennedy
c.,..,. novt, ,,.m n1 oa,Ts -a
Louise Hopkins. from Mobile
Aloe. Wood, from Lower Coast
below Coming Up.
Ship Mcleod Bowcrigg. from Liverpool 10th Aug, to
Ashbridge 4 Desan-
Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Oct. .-Ceared for New Orleans, snip fomonss
New York Oct la-Arrived from New Orleans. schooner
YoRKIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Oct d-Clesred for New Orleans ship Royal
iaus..tsr Oct 5-saed New Orleans, British ship
Rio Jsneiro Avs ao-Lsaains for NEW Orleans. Dutch
brig CorLela. Abramina-
Exports.
NEW YORK-Brig Moses ROgers-62o9 SKIS cotton seed
BRAZOS sANTIAGO--Schr Cora--S7,2oO feet lumber
5000 shingles.
NEwPORT-ship Igoms-4467 bars railroad iron TO order
UIILLA-Schr Henry Trayers-Fruit TO order -
LlYERPOOL-shp st James-37l9 bars iron z3l bds do
22 bars pillow 20 bds shee rn Slocomo Baldwin
esrhenwars q csks do Fey7is9 SKIS salt
TO order
lg bales Francke Dsnneel0 Speake Buckner-l
Jno Phelps &co-3 Fao, Marks &co3 Williams Son q
Chenoweth Casey &co-l Griffin Porch-52 SKIS wool 20
Withere &co-5 do c Whitney &co-4 bdl hides j
Lewis AGO. Converse Duxbery29 do francke Dan
nee- Dbs pecans Adams &co$l5 In specie Texas Ex
CoSS3O do I Bee-l4 cattle % yearings McQond
| 4 Mehle-sundres to ordsr-Tots II bales cotton
| BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA APPROPRIATENESS Aus
tin-s550 currency Francke Danneel-tAU 90 Schmidt
Zege2l4 head cattle l26 yesrlngs Mcuoid Nehe-sun
/ DR. order
kco-IOU do Battle Nobe-l5r enderson-5 Jennings,
Gates &co-2 Marx, Levy &co9 do bales osnabergs Leh-
n an Newgass AGO. bales lines Hunt Nacauley-3sl
nh gs tobacco VanBenthuysen-40 do Howard Preston
/ Is do w Hermat-25 do Wsckerbrsth Joseph-D do
Devan Mason sundes TO order-fota 2ss bales cotton
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Receipts By Railroads.

NEW ORLEA Ans, JACKSON GREAT N0RfHKKN-
IS bales cotton Payne Huntin gton &co-S7 X Poxel33
Alcus, Sherck Autey-26 M Allen &co-23 Rich
a,dson ha,--23 Il Hisgins &eo-2l Jos Hoy 6co--l9
Jno Hardie &co-ls scey, Terry &co-l6 Cromwell
10 4 Hendersen-l4 NJ FILLER &co-l5 l. Adams Son
- Warren Crawford &co-l2 Williams Son-l0 Pnchard
a Bckhan--9 Lehman Nesgsss 3co-.9 Ben Gerson-s
Summers 4 Bfanins-s Battle a Noble-6 b Chsmpin-5
c Gulet-4 Oglesby-4 A johnson &co-fJ Copes-
Beadles. Wingo &co-2 Newman &eo-2 Scott Gage
Britton 4 Moore-1 NJ Horre Aco-l Marx. Levy &co-
Randall AGO. ain del Jenseu-l64 pkgs iron to
Folger &co-l6000 bri o webber-4oD feet lumber
Cse-l2 trucks timber wood Gubernator-sundrfes
order-rotal 4O7 bales cotton ' I'
NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton Beraud Gbert-3 do Mouton Aco-4 do
Duhbo-2 Tetron Sco-1 Jno Chafe Bro-i0 hhds SUI
gar bbls bbs rice Lspene Ferre2 do
spor-2 bbls peanuts SuberbielIe Gsutresux-2 bbs
peas Dufourl0 SKIS potatoes Ter,enonne- SKIS cotton
Downg-6 SKIS seed cotton Walsh-l bdl skins
hides Cuuret-l6l head cattle McQuod Mehle-49 do
Ilbau Aycock Aco-4S Pascal SerratS5 Reg -sundres
10 order-l8 bales 10 hhds bbs molasses