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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-01

Memoranda
The brig Emily West hence for Boston, put
into Hysnnus on the 23d ult., with sails split and
in lesky condition. where she will receive re-
pairs and proceed to Boston.
a.1l.s DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Nov. 23-Cleared for New Orleans,
steamship Havana, Gilchrist -
FOREIGN POETS.
Bristol, Nov. l3-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
John Clark, Ross.
da, Thomson. llih-Ssiled for New Orleans,
steamship Neynaber, -; 18th, ships Georgins
and Oilers
Liverpool, Nov. l3-Saied for New Orleans,
ship Tweesdale, NicOl.
msrseilles, Nov. IO-saied for New Orleans,
ship Maria, Rallo.
Nov. 18th, Off Nantucket. ship Trsnquebsr,
from Barth for New Orleans.
BREMEN-ship Christel-2s0S bales cotton "A
hhds tobacco bbls -four 20 bxs starch
BOSTON-Bark Scotland-ll42 bales cotton
100 empty carboys box books S67S horns $4,000
feet lumber
eet lumber n.s
VERA CRUZ-Schr Isabelita--7l bales MANILA
a bales hats bxs chocolate Camerden-l6 pkgs
mdse Kuntz-65 pcs mahogany $50 hides so PES
fustic 200 deer skins Seig q Krug $500 specie
v Prats
GALVESTON AND Steamship
Harlan-43 bales cotton 3 bbs tallow 6 pigs pc
cans $500 specie Francke Danneef-$f0J curs'
Iepcy Stauffer, Kent &oo-l0 bales cotton pkgs
pecans Jennings, Gates &co--I bales cotton 10
rs Hepderson-5 do Hood &co-S do Q A
Whitney &co-3 pkgs pecans Texas Elk COLL
head stock 63 calves hcQuod Mehle-sundries
10 order-Totsl 6s bales cotton
CALVES TON AND INDlANOLA-.Stesuship
Crescent-24 bales cotton Z Pillsbury &co-ls do
Ell Gay &co-I2 II Mouton &co-lO Hen.
dersou--22 do % pkgs pecans l bbs tallow $3.50
specie Francke 4 Danneel-l bale cotton rs bales
mdse Perkins, Swenson &co---26 bbls pecsns TO
Schneider Zuberoier-l25 pkgs DO Whitney
&co--l9 bhls do pkgs mdse Schmidt Zsigler-
$3.50 In currency bales cotton rhompson-64
hides and skins Geo Myers cases mdse Blake
more Woodbridge &co-l5 do l. Leiberman-3 do
J PFleming-l bx cotton samples Range, Iatman
&co-l bales hides A an Co q cases meat
GAYLORD &co-5 pkgs pecans Smms, Levy De-
negre-27 do A c Pierpont &co-3 bales hides
bales mats Wallace &co-25 cases mdse DelBon-
dol bales cotton l Dbl bees~ax bbls pecsns
Chenoweth, Casey &co-l4 bbls beef Frank-2
bbls tsllow IS hides Is pkgs pecsns Williams x
Sou-4O do bbls tallow bdl hides bd skins
BIZ Mann &co-$25l specie katz Barnett-si49
do Converse 4 Poincy-$l00 do 500 currency II
Stomburg-l55 head stock lao calves horse
McQuoid 4 Mehle-sundries to ordsr-Total 81
MOBIIE-Steamer Louise bales cotton to
Lehman, Newgsss &co-5 bales mdse Taylor, Nc
Carthy &co-sundries to order
NEW YORK-Stesmship Mariposa -Astd mdse
NOBILE-Steamer Frances 10 bales cotton to
EFF Golsan &co-z Friedlsnder-l0O TO order
lQa Marx Levy &co-ll Lehman. Nevgsss &co-
10 Jurey Harris-ll Jno Hsrdie &co-6 ] 3
MsItin &co-5 N @ Gullett-sundries to order
Total 257 bales cotton
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ST LOUIS-Stesmer Mollie Able-26ob bls -four
J b Ysnhorn &co-l3l do ] Il Polhaus &ao-25 DO
Griffin 4 Porch-l67 do Geo X Besrd-7DO do q
w Howe &co-lQ0 DO IN S0riA &c0-sQ do
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Arrived HesteroeHs
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn. from Indisnola
and Galveston, to G A Whitney &co-lst dis
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indanols aud Gal.
weston, to G A Whitney 6co lst district
Steamship DeSoto, Eaton, from New York 2lst
ult., via Havana, to Harris BidWell-lst
Steamship Dudley Buck, Pennington, from Ha-
vsns in ballast, TO master-lst district
Steamship Maria (sp), Netto. from Havana, to
Bark Gaysauil, Resell, from Havana, in ballast to
PUG Bros-lst district 80
Schr Lizzie Lima, Webster, from Ruatsn Island, to
r Tramontani-2d district IA
Schr Isabella, Prsts, from Vera Cruz, TO PUG
Bros-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
Psrry, Burdick. from the Passes-towed down and
4 to sea 22d ult., ship Joaquin Sierra, brigs Ma
Z; ria A Norwood and Alvne-brought up bark
Guyaquil and schrs Isabella and Lizzie Lima
srKANBoATs.
Mollie Able Duble, from st Louis
Virginia Shultz, from st Louis
Robt Lee, Cannon. from Vicksburg
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
National, Gross, from Bayou Sara
Selma, Clarke, from Shreveport
m Sharp, Aucoin, from Donaldsouvllle
Thos Powell. Dlnvant from Donaldsonville
/; Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile
Storm No 3, Daft. barges. from st Louis
Glide, Muse, from Grand Ecore
A G Brown, Rsdovich. from Lower Coast
Leo, Norton, from Montgomery -
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Sloop Mary Jane, from Amite River
Sloop Ellen Briggs. from Fish River
Schr Hermit, from Psscagoula
Schr Victoria, from Amite River
Schr Ksie, from Blind River
Schr Arcine, from Bayou Timberlare
Schr Emma Jane, from Pear River
Schr Lille Dunn. from Blind River
Scbr Sea Horse, from Pascsgoula
Scbr Martha d, from Pascsgoula
.s- Schr Cameia, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Anna, from Blind River
Scbr Relief, from Blind River
Schr Cnas Perry from Blind River
Schr Estelle, from Bayou Lacombe
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Sloop Mary Ann, from Proctervine
Schr Mary Jane, from Bonfuca
Schr Lady Gay. from Blind River
Schr Indian, from Tchefuncte
Schr Gladiator, from Biloxi
Schr Arthemi.e, from Biloxi
Schr Theresa, from Biloxi
Schr Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
Schr Antonia from Blind RIVER
Schr Rita, from Tchefuncte
Schr Emile, from Blind River
Schr Alciope, from Blind River
Schr Liberty, from Tickfaw
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r 6 bbls molssses G II Mouton acc
, z bales cotton A Tertrou &co-5 b
bis molasses II Z Given pa'e CO
ncoy 0co-4 bids sugar 20 bbls INC
evenherg--l5 hhds sugar 80 bbls
d J Adsms-5 hhds sugar
q bdl hides IL hides and sundrie' {
8 hales cotton 80 hhds sugar 80 bl
nd 20 500 feet lumber
iE JUMP-Steamer Hunter-26
nd x Fellon-2 do A Socola-27 d.
, Queyroze 4 B.is-2 bbls oranges ,
riss to order
Receipts ny Raflrsads.
o, o 4 G W-Nov 30.-lS bales
Receipts by Railroads.

o, O & G w-Nov 30.-ls bales cotton to
w Burbridge &co-9 do De BlaDc & Beer-2 bbls
mola ses SuLerbele Il Gsutresux-2t 90 l. Ora
velbure-5 do Hsre-6 do 10 hhds sugar to
P 5 Wits do A Tertrou &co-30 bos molasses
Lspene 4 Felre-l6 do II Given--l9 hhds su-
Sc bhls molasses Is hf do G Sabater-l0 bbls do
F r Sewn Is do Hesse-l4 do Rocheresu-
% do j Depworth-l5 do LATTE K Duflho lis do
hhds sugar Bloch Bros do Bsthencourt-2O
do B aechin d 6iraud-52 do l26 bbis molasses
] Adams &co--22 SKIS corn DIR ELijtt-hf. Dbl
syrup Dbl sugar Beraud G bers-l6 hides ] L
Couret-ll bbls oranges H & J NJ A len &co-l
bd skins l. Sare-62 tics tallow So tcs Is bDs beef
1912 hides 10 bales skins So bags wool IL bales
wool 8 bbls tsllow g Whitney &coL3O hides to
Withertll-3 bales hides l bales skins 10
bags wool E Frsnks-22 hides bdls do 2 bds
SKINS Simms Levy l. Denegre-5 tres. tallow to
W Ar hur &co-2 horses II Foley-4Ol calves
2l2 sheep l6 hogs and sundries to order-Total
q bales cotton 122 hhds sugar 407 bbls molasses
Is hf-bbls do
NO, & N-Nov 800 bales cotton to
Aymar &co--47 Williams & Son III d Smsu,
Hill &co-45 Richardson & Ma,-2 Fl w BIB &co
6s W Frierson AGO 20 II McColl-S w Bah.
seo-75 Jos Hoy &co-65 J Higgins &co-3s
J r Powell-29 @ A Green &co-9 NJ Oglesby-29
Pritchard Il Biekham-1 Lehman, Newgass &co-
5 S egart, Galbraith Fizer-54 G Cromwell
40 Payne, Huntington &co-l2 r L Adams Il Son
Q Walker Vsught-37 Warren, Crawford &co-
SO Alcus, Scherck & Autey-S 4 Henderson
I II Il J M Allen &co--7 Summers Il Branins-3
Britton & Moore--ll Cramer, Bergman &co--5
Jennings, Gates &co-6 Harrison & Sons Jno
Chafe Il Bro-5l Jno Hardie &co--l0 Kern 4
Sbesrer-s CT Walmsley &co-S d G Cookie
II Ably &co-36 NJ Hitler &co-4 Clapp Bros <
co-l4 s Fredlsnder-2 Scott & Csge-2 Marx,
Levy &co-l J S Copes-4 W A johnson &co-1
] W Arthur &co--2 4 S Dumee-2Jas Kent-2
X Walker &co-l20 bbls pork Keep & Csul6eld
Is bbls whisky Queyroze q Bos-5 do Cazaux *
A. \ n Goa alro haoo
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Below w Waiting Order

Bark Enton (Brem), Fricke. from Bremen 18th
Sept, to Z F Stockmeyer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-01
GALVEBTON-INDIANOLA

9ALVE8TON- INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. Q. NAIL Steamship
HSes. FOB aALvEsTON AND INDIAN
SAkH& OLA Tbs foo.,ns ne. Iron l0v-prsssurs
w. @. Hewes.....l- q. Harris. Austfn.
q Ms.y..".......,1 H:rssn.
Clinton osep his stsxorda.-
The Steamship Crescent
w. HAWTHORN, Commander,
wul sail from foot Of St. Joseph street WEDNESDAY
December 20, ate A
Fpr freight passage apply 70
oHAs A WHITNEY, 90. Assnt,
Freight insured At half the adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST. lSsa
B-So bills ofIadins signed aner sailing ofthe
A@n FOR TEXAS
INSIDE BERwIoKs BAT RoUTx
FEW ORLEANS. oPELoUBAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS. fH5RsDxYs md szfUR
pAY So1. yu and :. ne ss. sssn ;sv1s sns A.
taxing he Morgan Line ssamshs q Brsshsar Galveston
Josephine. ......................CAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUEsDAYs AND SATURDAYS.
Matsgorda. Capt J. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
Ticks 70 b bad and state rooms secured until colook
iousss Railroad Company, No. % Canal strsst or q IS
Fern LANDING On = Iiss 8 tsi;! Agent.
q. ". B. BAYLEY SUPERINTENDENT
CORPUS CHRISTI.
e FOR ROCKPOKr, ST. MARH's
and Corpus Christi. New Orleans opelousas
and great Western Railroad and Morgan Line Steamers
Capt JNo BENSON,
VIII leave Brs.hesr City the arrival of I'll. ~
NEsDAy Dee I'd 1853 Freight fer Corpus Christi and st.
For passage apply 70 once opslo.sas Railroad 80 Canal
O.: W R. BAYLEY. Superintendent.
''' "''sA' '''' G. A. WHITNEY CO., Agent.
Freight received every opelousas Ferry Landing
foot Of u. Ann street.
BRAZOH SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. q. NAIL sTKANSHIPA
Leaves on SATURDAY December 9Th. at 8 Pm
eS~,. FOX BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA
Sss@sS GALyEsroS-Thsi iron steamship
Clinton.
W. +. BECKETT. Commander.
-
WI s w. wv ~ -. - .- .ns :.
pnsoe 70 cross sne prsz1s ko9os 70 ~ aenvereo ~
oHAs A WHITNEY 4 CO., Assnss
.,sH.n....a 49, ~" D..
Of Underwriters. July l. 1898
FhNAAA FNA
FOB FLORIDA PoRTa
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.prn. o. Q. eernerl

sptrtter Ssrr Wit rnentldtm geranleen bdntiet
Id Sbntn beits 3ensni6 fur ben Gripis, Ielden Sbr
auf's SamerSiiis an srfrerenen Sben, iopag aat met
ne Befannten mid aufeaten. als i'd ater Scn ben
vrlen &uren bSrte. wtl6e Stre werbSe1e Wee,in be.
perffeaist bat, bedeB I'd, lie su pesludsn. Der Se'
unh bic ;reite 5lant terirfe taltge Seing. Grlau,
ben6ie mir eater. mein Serr, Stnen nienen ttr tfen
Danf fur bic sppblihat bic mir Sbre muaterppae Ms,
tn sriest bat, a,ssubruden Id emrfetle tieete 49,.
eleh meinen Befannisn nnt benz publium iiberbauri
ais has bette Mi.ie wees ie 8esen erroene Base pf-
ferirt ppresa.
@dtunssSpGf Sbr
BaItn,ere, ten II. Sau. '67. 3cfn 9. dpitebsu. "
gei allen Drueihtn, Wpptbeiern uns SSnhlern in pa.
teut.Nleht,inen ~ baben. tte
SauptDcppt: Gfe Ger Baltimore. unb $isbftr.
(22O-1 ,3}N+ 5t Baltimore, Dle.
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Mttenate.


,,prn. o. q. Serner-
Etsn PER-! Sd babe felt fduser, b.nn sisr sldbren
an Gesma pber einem Sauansfdlase ltinsr Saien se,
ltten mstrere Gerste batten mid III Sebautunsf
Utne mfr ireeuewel6e 9ntertts ~ fdafer. gsrflpfe
men Spmnier. ais Id ene Reis nad Rem Rptsen mihts
lit i'd beicnters btftie; i'd 400 Iu @rptpn.Sunitru
@la :. einen anaskesnen Gr,t III Gate welter ineneE
8aafir nobe,a bcanunsslos erildrtt une mid sinias
Belt tsbaueele, pbne mir sbed irssnsrslde Silis ~
seritaftn Or alantie Id fpnnte n6t larse netr Ie,
ben menn ft n,en 3uaanb nitt raid beNerte Sd
fam pbue aat Btferims btim; fa tplte i'd mir sut
6laide Stres Sberbaut. .gBieberereuaers unb brsann
benielbtn AZ gebraaen. Bah plrte i einteruna; Id
ese feinen GebranG fort, unp her Grfpls mar Iaes,
mas tt mir nur winften fpnnts; bic brittle Blads u.
rirte Mid CANT. gsrsiwilist unb freubsf lsse Id
Beusnis fur bic Wriiamfst Sbres gr6parates ab INT
smpfeble Is alien nit DautIetben Gepastsn.
Str aufr6tissr Rid,ars q. wfafpH. Ttn.,
Rr. ~. b.Sisbar., galtimott."
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2IusipGnocrcr Mno Neifenec nacb
ocn 2Seften nno 0fUrSiUcftsu orr
Scrcinigten Stnntcu bon 9tUrOsglnerlfa
fpdren SsIt uie o,ete. iCsi,n Ts be
NortDc
mO prnnIgIM1iI6e GilrnbOln
VtNWVtn,


Dit .Gpretrs Etrtrdl" i,e -ptnriulpdHilbe Gtfsn.
bGbE" N tie RGtit tiniC rab ben Wtd&Cn uni MORT,
rtftlttn Sddlst; ee buge tcrltbtn trrcibcn Gbralp
"a pne gutSput SllNttR iritfr ais bic 3Uat iTlGns
tircr dHttrii Bath.
Die nuSpsssertr wertH nit teR Sdnsnbaeu ttf5r-
etri urb atnE5 5tn ALE SclutmithItfn nb Sbttit teT
Ntlfnetn RVCrbduft Die }naalou5 fnt init &i5'
mailer tui;btn i6 WartCip tvs @bmtCrs uui tdS &HAt-
rsbnte es~armt, teE &ddt5 ertuhttt.
Die 9rmplAute bat s5 lh sur bcfcutereu gut0dts
etmhdt surt gcrtrlle uRt llC'geiniemmtn init aeern
Sabnen cas- ben NsIten ~ lattle 3pt&leu eCr 2pag-
gems IL CrlparCn.
Dat 8tpad Ter gGNeeicre CtEGr gdiaasr bat 100 lb
tre) wire nit 0rRltttn iaAu nab tlh @elimmuRltpri
eetTetrt UNI be, SejCauNa feg Sdfgr Crtdcutl Ndrs
aleb nab animt eeS 3ugfs Cgtr aus ivaler, le nab.
ttm &c 9swLHht wtrb, dbgtlithtI.
Neifnes be irBeul tHen Gdrune ilr 9eihpert bobfn
nth sTtIt,, rltfs irlCrt ttnt 6eututtr ctcr Wstrb
ttnem ahterR Sedmtcn mihutbtd!n an iiO a0s BE.
dmttn her epHpiBng fur pIprige AtNVlts peraAirprs
lid.
Die Sabrprttft ut btnat ais ttt tretub ,utr aas,rn
VabE tnnrrbalb fer Der. Staaen pt blt ipltutt git
tetBt,
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ltaterItiitnwg
BEN
Arb fitrrl
.
Bic Gincinnaticr 0cgcmcitige
VflnnObrits l)rrll0Crlmgs-
@eicil,dbaft.
Snupt' Uiircdu: pite's Cpcmbaus.
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Sneprperrt am 4. Septemter 1867.
Dircftpren
Sec. IN. 1iitpp, pettr u. gBbitt,
W; s,,.ss @SiSSnlSd & S1,,, SSEomas 2 g %aantr,
9eniamtn GaalripH, Il. ~. Spltcu,
W. =. @aepis, epiaiam &. 9pal
Sfnr. %tg!tr, 9.g. aattermann,
guluv Gaitl u. RuIfer,
9bcmas ". @atNspS.
Scamte:
s. ". Ratttrmann, prdiltcnt;
N. 2, WGbbtS, &ice.rtdiittnt;
Sufcpb &. Butler, SGdtndaei
Ratb1Ntel &ptf, SeIreidy;
or. 8. Br1nT, llntcruhinas Snl.
Si1uis sSomiit
9bVmaS s. wlanacn, ". N. Hcitcn. g1m. s.. gpnI.
0teaasudnats erfeaftat bieiel 9esrm, tctcrtri Sc.
fhetbtS, wGder dui eiucn td0tcu geScnl dtarmirirl
n, bie SeleArnnet b lr NranfteitSfOfe, aud lpdt,
Bic tm lmfane terYcmtrairn rerbn, orBm Mansel II.
6lcne I'd lfnpcn.
s. natb @trbdmif her cInsraFttrn gr&nc crtjlt her
@erfhette pcu bis ~ 10 IpaarS pt5cnilhb wdBrcns
Der qGnSen Tauer ppu artsitsuniibafrit, NIB utnn
frlhe al 8snIeS 3 br ahbdlttn ieate. aub ptrI
sem gera6rrtea fipc llnterfasuHs rdErtRb ecr Daue
ter Grtsitsaaaiseit beJaGt iebf wtuH bic Jrranfbrt
am udbfen GaGe nab Gmpims tcr prtite pbts
ttuen Yipndt, eine nv de cher etnen Iaa
rpr atlauf tericlEp sHnelsn oaie unS I'M 9ptcsfalls
beS 8srfidsrcn erbalten bic Snrrbiiebsnen eeelber
pph 800 bis $1,000.
Dise geieaiaail setangt tsins Gnirtits0elter pte,
l7uhtBe tSst itrcn, mb bic grimcn nt 70 nistrs et.
aslt ta6 &c Nirma.:ssm ltwer fdat, ft Der Srea6af
an,uitltelsn.
Die Rrtnaen @eIsye sts etaates 0ttO urb has orpas
2id,erheitS 6apitai t!eier Geieaf&afl i6lgsR ben
gsrilatrteh eeeen iebmDSlthen grrluh.
YHifb, HNrrufhira.
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DaS @pnM0trt0t IN 9rp q +
BANS Snp.-&rn Iprrnic, Gdnabd, prr.
nimmt man, zap 9icnp unp glncrricn, her
@rprrb'YeraubUng anDrfINDt, pcr igrer @b>
icncunN uab rem Der. &datrn cine ldnatrr
llnt:Urbun9 nit btm 6jpupcrntur ballcn.
9n prrfrIbcR aab Jicnc 3u, oaB CT an bcm
Rdubc bctprllt8t 8cwelcn fgL 2tntuIpn 0bu
niMt pbBlctM prrFCgtcrc rcr 3ul1mmrnIunlI
bCtScmUDnt BABE. IN ipel@el rcI JtOubplm
enhpprien ipurhe.
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@tne ntne Spullcbitf>
prsr
9intcritid sNGbs WalGine
BON tnrd,pc9 ueutr 8atart
ral6, ltt@t6eBrHb nnR faatrtaft
Wr. 1. 9Ir. I.
Die aufmcrIfaMrtit SUn Y s@rttttrn, Gittssr
ma@trn' S,6ut' u. 5tttfelfatrttanten,
1utf n"aufpuBern rb anbern, bic sirt
raia', letht II. saGerblit arbeittnet
SinterltitD 0ldb Mfdicbine
81 syauGSn Ne tdtn gtr aG Htts neaee Gr'teuaNs au btn
bic NGr. 1 Wdb,a0aGebtue
fir Hibrif0iiten
y ven eeiInfsrsr SrS5t. tbr tat uns trdfta Iti6 81
sanspnben, wtnia gsauib ma6cns; ir iees Ir Maize
ttt - ppln eunnicn Gaitlhe bl5 Jun tiffGn ttber 60
snaerhtet nnp nit taumWpgtnep, IiHHtnsm unb leibe.
nem Baefn 8eib gut drbeitent. SbitpR felt Guriem i'm
Narils, inc Sieie Waisnsn teetts in srcFer 3ob lei
Bdbrtlttn i'm ain,eE 9dnte i'm Wehrllte unb Seber-
mann " nit thnen dutnchmenb lutriebeH.
Beu9nilie,
unftr Natutf unp Der SatIcr tdbrn Rtet Sbrt
Nr. Nab gditbne aut rcrihie6enen t5trfen pom
ihwerieR @edifrtetr un6 ienien Nlifertde unb Sat
tune bis ium euunicu qeprten QIgiere cbut Ss
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unp mir hnesn eab lie ouf alsil StuffeH cciI volt
;on'l'cteit GtIo, lhdpt. so bin AIetserbaMrer unS
saerlont, babe ets Smgerids tns aheerf Mai6inen
Sabre lang prpbit II. erfdrt cone Seetntn Sore StFs
glaib;as iiir Wettausble bEft ion alien, bic mir
aibraudt.
RlltpsrbSuotr urp Sdtritdnt, 9lr 81, 9ditRr,,
3bicagr, Sl., ben "a. Suni 1865.
Sd bape Sbre Rr @iaidtHs bei 0erfbist mem Std.
strt lcrallis ne RrurIt PrpUrt wO erldrs Iis cine
3aubtrn fur cine febr pprDu0 ttbe Ma fdtut.
ole arbeti raid pne aerGuiblps unb licieri Gin We Il
tcmatnes S!ad Grbtlt.
3. o. sIuffunt,
Snuhr upb Steel 6abritoni
Rr. 70. 0lGRtCpBly., GBiea9o, JG
Den 20. sui 1865.
Ahrs 8rcBe perbeiere 5dtrfautCu. Nadnt II bic BET
tnr SdReieer bic i'd ie btnust ue Id babe in meinsm
NGidaltc 1T Sabrsn cine HtUee Wiafbincu prcbtrt.
hss Sauberitit Damrtolti9icit uno raiGts arbstsp
anbtIou8t 10 lie IRubuirp1eu.
6rdnf Sdpsupprt,
alttterbanNlsr, reiubti Sptst", Ct. eGuiS. Wc.
Den 10. 9anuGr 1866.
9reDcr s Safcr'febe
N6b MGlcbiucn ,SabriE,
Er. fs1, Sdlti,uuuefr.t
f23-) 2GIitmpFs. Hb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18
Der sro6e
Obfrbaut- -n)irofrbfrlteQer
sum Gntfernen aller Sa,iteiten unb 9let>
f,tgen ber 6aut.

NIHEI pET DWWI.
Gs IN bic wunterpplae Rebisin, pslGe sur Gntfsr'
nuua ber rerfbieeenen 5aufranfbetlen tefann it, Gs
SO belt irns eutfernt Siiitben ptcr 8iIren aiii
Der Saut, Miteffer, appferinb, ssrdee, NeiTel;
fricisl. SalsuA, 8autauefd,idoe alIer Slrf, b6fen
$ats, Neruenitbnieri, Sranes, Euctid,s, Sriib'
IorIiIeeit, pffcne @cidpiire. erfrcrne 5iise, Ser
fiaiid,unsen, persiftete SaHt, 2frppbeli II. {. 10
e5ebraitd,s Mn,peiiitns. = gan babe sif franten
85rssrttsile frub uns gtsnts bamit.
Wsn tewabrs bic 8lafde an eiuer warmtn aat bum
felen plate.
anseiertist unb ssrtapit spn hem Gscntbiiner
S5cnIp y. Sfcrusr,
Ode her Baltimore, unb Siatfr.
Del au,n Mebi,ln1 tpdnblern ~ baksn.
Hg- %rcis fiiui,ig Gents pro Blaiebe.
Rur fclde, bic hes Gi8sntbamsrs SanNitrlft trceen
fnb dat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

Sn StngbGmptpu, ". = g., wurre
9etrr Santpn pG9rn iddnplther a. einent
tlrtnen gRAbhen tsgnngcncr SBGt auf 20
Sabre m'S 3udtbaWs Neltbidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

Spra3 WrccIev briiupet idD auf Sr~
lud, In 9prcntp, CANADA. Der Wdppr be-
ar riilir thn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

Der Sbau,pielsr Serrmann Ssn,e'
It'd 8, Der ieit einiset 3ett In Rew'gprf ga
Girte, III ant Dienitdac int Dampfer pSplla'
Tia" nab europa sWadBeret't. Sercndeeu
uub 8spm beslsitrten bic Atihiees'Dsmon'
Grafton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

SIN 9abueab, 3p, rrlAtus Der GER
acant esppare scm %. Scr. ct. SnI1nttrlc'
Rssiment I'M Sdbjcrne ben Spiraten SSm
Danny.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18
II)fooDr Wloflier

bemtibee Nnlpalt y SpHDeDeaesr,
VI. H. GSurtlapNlr.,
bflpr9t dft GiGiie an ben Scrihteenen btcfgcn DC.
riSsn lcrlt H1uftrcfC unD DctInrnte aaer Nrt aus
.benin No'1nodteu it. ~ (195-)
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3cid)neniAnle.

gm I. Sttbr. Nbents litr, erS:fneie grpf Gnds In
8napp's Sniittut wieber bic Beihnenidale ir nabsn
unb pirb bisiste pdersub bes yDineremeers pbdent-
lid Wlai, DittiscDs uib Srtitaas, spn 10 ubr
fsrtaeiest. aat Sran&en hes 3ei6nenpntrribts per-
ben sifsmatI6 unb srinbl6 unerrtist. Anmtlbun,
een bitnt man balbief ~ maten (23I-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

23,345 tgrhntcn Mnct IN ben
Spnlmrr Wpnatcn In Canada an, mpppn
l9,l3i nab pfn p:lliNrn Sdllcn wfiter,
rCtl ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-18

SIN Rev >YprEer GOeraeri6te
iinp bent Wnnne Der Srdu GlllIbrtb Grrid
lpn, pctbc bel elmer TtlieI GrPIpiirn uui rcM
1ph. y2IrWw," ppn POINTERS ratb 6utlpn
untcrweg5, um'S9cbcn 8rCnlmtn mar, $4,000
ShaNnjdtiuu8 ju9clprphen pprrW. Njr
Dampftr,Gpmpa2nic fiel nit REM ApplE &C.,
gGn pIS llrtbeiI omd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-06-02

Mr.. King rather singular, arises from the fact,
hat the Rev Mr.. Phelps, the Presiding Elder
Of the Northern Methodist Church, who had
an appointment to preach here some time du-
ring the past year, hearing, upon his arrival,
that objection was made to his occupying the
Church, officiated in a private house !; and dis
claimed any intention of forcing himself into
Church, where the rightful owners thereof,
were opposed to his occupying it. Mr.. Phelps,
| believe, is still the Presiding Elder, living in
Staunton and | have never yet heard of any
attempt being made by him, to call upon the
strong arm of the agent of the Freedmen Bu-
reau, to introduce him into the pulpit of the
Methodist Church in that place. IF the agent
of the Bureag, by a flourish of his pen can
open the doors of the Church, at New Hope,
for the admittance of Mr.. King, by the same
process he can open the Church in Staunton;
and SO, of every Church in the county of what
ever name or denomination. All that is neces-
sary, is for Mr. King to make an appointment.
to preach. and objection being made, he has
only to call upon Mr.. ordan to aid him in the
accomplishment of his designs. Can this be
SO? Has Gen. Schofeld entrusted in the
hands of the agent at Staunton the exercise of
any such power :?
ask, and as I am seeking for information,
| am in hopes the question will be answered.
Is there any law, civil or military, in the State,
comforting upon Mr.. Jordan, the power claimed
in this order IF there be, let him publish it;
and the people OF this county will yield ready
obedience, however repugnant such law may
be to their feelings. If, however, as I believe,
the Post he occupies clothes him with no such
authority, then the people ought to know it,
and Mr. Jordan be reported to his superiors,
for a gross violation of the duties of his Office
| had supposed from the name of the office,
y Freedmen's Bureau" that the duties apper-
tanning to this department were more exclusive
ly confined to the interests of the negroes and
the people will surely bo surprised, it, in addi-
ton, they fnd that the rights and privileges of
the different religious denominations in our
county are committed into the hands of Mr..
Jordan, to mould them at his will s' aaa
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