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The ALPTsE HoRS.-The Alpine horn is an in
strument made of the bark of a cherry tree and
like speaking trumpet, is used to convey sounds
to great distance. We have heard that when
tbe last rays Of the sun gid the summit Of the
Alps. the shepherd who inhabits the highest peak
Of tbese mountains takes bis horn and cries with
q loud voice, Z" Praised be the LORD" As soon as
the neghboring shepherds hear him they leave
their huts and repeat these words. The sounds
are prolonged many minutes, while the echoes of
the mountain and grottoes of the rocks repeat the
name of God. Imagination cannot picture any.
thing more solemn or Sabine than slch a scene
During the silence that succeeds the shepherds
bend their knees and pray IN the open air. then
repair to their huss to rest. The sunlight gliding
the tops Of those stupendous mountains upon
which the vault OF heaven seems to rest the mag
nifcent scenery around, and the voices Of the
shepherds sounding from rock to rock the praise
OF the Almighty. fill the mind of every traveller
with enthusiasm and awe,
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Is there not city ordinance which pre-
scribes that vehicles shall not drive through
the streets at a faster pace than would tend to
the safety of foot passengers who may be
crossing the streets If there is, why is it
not enforced? The other day boy was run
over by butcher cart on Magazine street.
and every day carts, drays, hacks, ] private
carriages and buggies can be seen tearing
furiously along, their drivers either utterly
forgetful of the law, or entirely regardless of
it. Can not this be stopped?
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ARTICLE NNETY-NrNE.-The following is the
ninety ninth article of the Constitution, which
Baker and his coadjutors are so persistently
and williully trying to set at naught:
ART. 80. The following persons shall be pro
pibned from voting and holding any Offices All
persons who shall have been convicted of trea
son, perjury, forgery, bribery, or other crime
punishable in the penitentiary, and persons under
introduction. All persons who are estopped from
claiming the right of suffrage, by abjuring their
allegiance to the United States government, or by
notoriously levyng war against it, or sdheriug to
its enemies giving them aid or comfort, but who
have not expaurialed themselves, nor have been
convicted of any of the crimes mentioned in the
FIRST paragraph Of this article, are hereby restored
to the said right, except the following: Those
who held Office, civil or military, for oOe year or
more, under the organization styled the Confed
crate States Of America" those VINO registered
themselves as enemies of the United States; those
who acted leaders of guerrilla bands during the
late rebellion; those who, IA the advocacy of
treason, wrote OF published newspaper artic es or
preached sermons during the late rebellion and
those who voted for and signed ordinance Of
secession in any State. No person included in
these exceptions shall either vote or hold Office
until he shall have relieved himself by voluntarily
writing and signing certificate setting forth that
he acknowledges the late rebellion to have been
morally and politically wrong, and that he regrets
any aid and comfort he may have given IT and he
tbsll file the certificate in the Office of the sscre-
tsry Of state, and il shall be published in the Off
cisI journal. Prouided. That no person who,
prior TO the first of January, eighteen hundred
and sxty.eght, favored the execution of the
laws of the United States, popularity known as the
reconstruction acts of Congress, and openly and
actively assisted the loyal men OF the State in
their efforts 10 restore Louisiana t. her position 10
the Union, shall be held 10 be included among
those herein excepted. Registrars of voters shall
take the oath of any such person prinla fdcie
evidence of the fact that be is entitled to the ben
eft of his proviso.
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sHoEs AND Doors FOR ALMOST NoTHNG.-Louis
Stern q BROTHERS, the ever popular aucdoneers,
are going to sell to day, commencing at 10 clock,
at their auction rooms SO Magazine and sc Gravier
street, six hundred cases of boots, shoes, brogans,
balmoras, CATERS, ETC., as well as large number
of vslises. These goods are peculiarly adapted
TO city and country wear, and merchants would
do well TO attend the sale.
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To the Property OiCners
or THE-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

II is proposed TO organize the Prope ty Owners Of the City
Of New Orleans Into Association With view OF securing
their combined and united action in any question which
affect this great interest," whether 1t be to the enact
of the adoption of improvements the
sgemet Of progress to restrain improper ega
ton whether State municipal, and TO equab
system of taxation and the proper Applicant thereof
The LIT which already numsrousy signed by the
largest and most ectsbe property OF tho city
be found o the convenience of all those osed to become
members, at the Office Of Messrs. C. GIRARDEY CO.,
No IL Exchange Place, between Canal and Custonh
streets
As this List shall have received the signatures OF
leading property holders, public meeting will be duly
nj ulced fer speedy organization.
1he influence which such association s capable Of
comp shng for the improvement and ombel shment Of
great city and the increased comforts Of rs inhsbtants
obvious ard apparent that 1t hoped single property
will withhold his cooperation.
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Pursuant To a Proclamation OF His Excsllency n. O.
WARMTH Governor OF the State Of louisiana bearing
dste the Ninetsenth day Of September. d. 1868 all the
voters the Parish of Orleans hereby notified
election viii be held on TUESDAY, the Inrd aAy o.
November. A ID. 1868, for -.
One Hector for Presdsi and Vice President Of the United
States and Representative to Congress, from the First
Electoral First Cong sssons District composed Of an
that portion Of the Parish of Orleans ON the right bank Oh
the Mississippi river and much of said Parish the left
bank of said river as Is below and Of Canal street. In the
city Of New Orleans comprising the Fourth, Fh. SIXTH
eeventh, Eighth and Ninta Representative Districts OF the
Parish Of Orleans and the Parishes Of St Bernard Plaque
mines. St. Tammapy, Washington, st. Helena and Living
stop.
One Eector the Second Electoral District and
Representative for the unepred by tho
death Of Hon. James Manu- and for the 4uar term.
fom the Second Congressional District, composed OF
all portion Of the parish lett bank Of the
Mississippi above and Of Canal street. in the city
of Orleans comprising the First Second Third and
Tenth Representative Districts Of the parish Of Orleans
the parishes Of Jefferson St. Charles ST. John the Baptist
ST. James, Itfourche and TtrrebonneL
One Ee,tor Third Electoral District composed OF
the parishes Of st. Mary IT Martin Assumption, Ascension,
vermi ion Cscaseu, Lafayette St. Landry Iberv e East
Feicsn last Batch Rouge aud West Baton Rouge
One Esctor from the Fourth Eectora istric composed
Of the parishes of West Felciana Coapee Avoyees.
Rspdes sabile Naehtochss De sOto caddo BOssier
VIM.
One ElectOr from the h Electoral District compose
the parishes Of Claiborne Bienvle, Jackson Union,
house, Carroll, 0uachitl Madison, Caldwell, Franklin,
Tensas CaahOula Coneords; Electors TOR the
State at large.
The Polls will be opened Election Precinct in thu
said Parsh Orleans iron the hour Of o'clock
O'Clock p. the day and date before mentioned,
| tovit: TUESDAY, THE TBIRD DAY 90 NOVEMBER.
A. D. 1863 for the purpose receiving of the
qualified of the Parish OF Orleans super
vision Of the Commssio Clerks appointed By
the authorities degnated by law The election
Quoted and returns made the returning ofcex
| according TO law.
Sheriff Office Parish Of Orleans New Orleans October
| l6, lS65.
| TH0S. L. MAXWELL,
| Sheriff Parish Of Orleans.
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W. III. HeHn,Hg s. Co,

W. III. HeHn,Hg s. Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
90 and % Camp Street,
Take this opportunity of informing their end and the pub
lie they have hand and daily receiving large
choice stock Of
STAPLE AVID FANCY GROCERIEs,
TEAS. CoFFEEs WINES. LIQUORS. ALEs land
PORTER, wa oh they selling tie Lowest Market
Prices TO suit the times.
City and Country Or'ers promptly filed and all Goods
shipped from house warranted Genuine and sstisc
ton guaranteed
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Major Dan Byery, clerk of the Third District
Court, gives notice to members of the bar and
their clients that cases will be recalled and fixed
Saturday tomorrow at 10 A. N. No case will
be fixed unless parties or their attorneys are pre-.
sent,
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sHoDDY AT SwAMPscorr, MAss.-The cosby
Mail tells the following:

A prominent Boston merchant recently gave
grand dinner party at his villa at Swampscott to
celebrate the birthday of his eldest daughter
The expense Of the entertainment is said to have
beea two thousand dollars, and when we mention
the fact that eight different kinds OF wine were
served. this can readily be imagined. Walters
win powdered wigs and sttired in scarlet coats
SIC silk hose glided noiselessly In and out with
liver esaes canary birds sang from gilded
esgeS, from which hung baskets Of choice a Swers
a.e sweet music lent additional charm to the
etsN' me guests appeared in full evening
dress, snn eacs lady vas presented with besuti.
table, n the evening dancing took Mace avarv
body cong. 'stnisted every body else upon The sue
cess of the tptertsiDment, and the COMPANY broEs
up at midnight, Such birthday must, indeed. be
pleasant.
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Democrutsl register at once so that you
may have an opportunity to vote for Seymour
and Blair, the honored and trusted candidates
of the Democratic party-the tried statesman
of New York and the gallant soldier of Mis-
souri,.
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Register, Democrats! We must cast at
least 25, 600 votes in New Orleans. We must
haun OF Laos. IN nnn majority in New Orleans
We must administer wholesome and une-
quivocal lesson to carpet-baggery and scala
waggery. Registerl Registerl Registerl
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.HOffce.

OFFICE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, September Is 1863
In accordance With the provisions Of section five Of
Board Of Registration superinend the regis
ation qusssd electors Of the State approved Sep
ember T. 6 all refused registration BY the super
Of tstion have the reh Of appeal from their de-
cision to the Board Of Registration.
The Board Of Registration hereby give notice thu all sp-
pess be In writing and that they will sit every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY fer the purpose of hearing deernn-
ing such spea Of VII oh hearing all parties receive
proper notice,
By order sf TIE ard
WILLIAM BAKER,
Chairman.
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The steamer Creole has discontinued her
trips to and from the watering places. The
advertisement will be found in another col
umn.
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Fifty FIVE dollars buys ssplendid Grover & Baker
family sewing macE zoe at ls2 Canal street. Ma.
chimes warranted five years. Hsmmer, fucker.
braider and quiter given With each machine.
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George .1fces,
MANU- ACIUReR Of HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
1es RAMPANT STREET,
NEW ORLEANS

Orders for CIGARS of every quality filled promptly
attention Sells Cigars unsurpassed Havana
prisingly low rates Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth the
finest Havana and Americsn) OF ali kinds
Has received large supply Of RIBBONS from Granada
Mes. 10 Is snd %
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK REIURNs.
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The women of Germany are to have conven-
ton at Stuttgart this month, to discuss the best
way Of managing babies.
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The Finest TINE KEEPERS in .he World direct from the
celebrated factories Of NJ robiss T. Cooper Spear
m England. Appleton. Tracy Co, Bartlett and Howard,
In merca Jurgensen Monsndon, NaEdin, Patek &C.
In Europe, ere arriving daily At
A. B. GRISWOLD d CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
Importers and Manufacturers Of g. yewelry Diamonds and
Watches, Clocks B-onzes and Vases
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Office BOARD or Registration.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Sept Is, 1865
REGISTRATION OFFICES
-FoR
PARISH OF ORLEANS,
WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER rs 1865,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
First Ward.
Race street, corner CT AnnuneatiOn supervIsors-G p
HOUGHToN. WIN. MsCUBBIN, J. H. MILL EUR.
Second Ward.
Triton Walk. corner Of Bsronne street supsrvi.ors--
SETH W. LkwIS. J. q. KEAsHAw, L. CLIFFORD.
Third Ward CFrontJ
No. l3 St. Charles stfset Poydra for all reside
East Of Rampant street rsisos-JULIUs A NOBLE,
THEO. LIPsHUTs. CIIAs CHEvALIER.
Third Ward RearJ
No. los Liberty street, near Peroido for all Who reside
West Of the center Of Rampant street Supervsors-JAM
NEWTON. MARTIN LEE. J p KEATIsG.
fourth Waro.
Corner o, Cent? and IRENE supervisors-M Il.
HANMoRE, JOHN GERHARD, THEo.MARrIN.
F.nh Ward.
No lse Burgundy street. between Toulouse aud St. Peter
streets supssvisors--A. RoUGELoT, l. A. sNAER, L.
sixth Ward.
Economy Han ursuIines street, between Marais and W.
lers. Supervisors = sLCIDE LEWIS, A. L. YOUNG.
'NA' Seventh Ward.
Frenchmen street. between Lsvee and Chsrtres Super.
visors-ARNoLD BEEToNSEAU, W. II. GREENE, Z.
j. BAAADuhl- Eighth ward.
No 4Ol Victory street between Eysan Fields MarIgny
supervisors-JoHN hcwHoRrER, HENRY SCHULTZ,
j. DoMINGoN.
No. l5s Front Levee between Monegut clouet
supervisors--w. O. KrNsELLA, JOHN AlsITER, W.
= Tenth Ward.
Corner of st. Thomas and JorephIns streets. Super
visOrs-wILLIAM BURROUGHS, @. l. SMITH. JOHN
Eleventh Ward.
No. SIS Magazine between Seventh Eighth streets
supervisors--RoBERr MORRIS. d. +. SIMPSON. O. J.
Right Bank. AIgier-
Brooklyn House. sFpervsors-T. s. JOHNSON. O. l..
| SWEET, WIN. PEAsE.
All the above namepeOns requested file caths
Of once Immediately others win be Appointed in theis
places
These Offices will be open daily from NJ to IL NJ and
from to NJ Sundays excepted, until The evening OF
October "A, 1868.
For the inform .ton Ct the public Of the differ.
ent " ards given:
First Warl-From Felicity to ITALIA street.
Second WAid-J rom Thsia 10 julia street
Third Waid-Irom Julia 10 Canal street.
Fourth wtId-From Canal to st. Louis street
Fifth Wari-From s. Louis To ST. Philip street.
Sixth WaTd-from 1T Philip "a Espsnade street.
Seventh Ward-Froh Espanade Elysan Fields street.
Eighth Ward-Frtra ElyAsn Fields street Lafayette
Avenue.
Ninth Ward From Lafayette Avenue the lower limit Of
city.
Tenth Wsrd-T rom Felicity TO First street.
Eleventh Nad-FTcm First Toedan0 upper limit
Of city,
By order Of the Board Of Regis ration.
VIM. BAKER,
Chairman
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Be- -ss.4..-..-.CHARThEs STREET,.
A. Bn0ussBAU 90, importers, offer a. low sr0.
OARPETIN9-Engiish snd American, Of al kiads doof
furniture AID enamel OIL CLOTHS; kATrrNG-Sb rolls
China 100 pieces Cocosi WINDOW SHADES; Tsbie and.
Piano Covers Crumb Coths-Drugge Lnen and Felt;
tainsLsce Reps worsted, Dsmssk etc Furniture covsr.
nsLinsn and Cotton. striped: Coruices Sands pus
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MARRIED:

MARRIED:
At the St Louis Cathedral on Thursday the nd Inst,
l p n. Mr.. FREDERICK HALL to Mile ANG zLE I. |
BEAUREGARD.
Accompanying foregoing bet
ties of excellent wne which ths editors and Of
CRESCENT drank bumpers the prospect and contnue1
happiness of the married pair.
.NSsmsbcr l2
THE CAMPAIGN CRESCENT,
OUT THIS MORNING.
Copies Of this excellent Democratic Campaign Paper
be had on application Counting the Crescent
Office.
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
"Flor De Mayo"
A Wonderful Flower.
The Fragrance Of this Extract delicious durabe
s SS 2. o he delicate snd Fragrant QUANTITIES.
s but De
complete without bottle the Extract WsrfAnied
not to d'''' the most delicate P 5ifI Sous
SIT Bresdway, N. y. under ST. Nicholas Hotel
the United States.
U,Orktngnsen's
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB,
ATTENTION ATTENTION
Your are her by notified assemble your HALL in
FULL UNIFORM, for the purpose Of turning out to
ceive BANNER,
Saturday Evening. Oct. &c. 1T = O'Clock p. M
The Honorary Members of this Club and Members of the
| Press also invited to attend
THE OFFICERS OF THE CLUB
THOMAS KEATS. President.
GEORGE ANDREWS. First Vice Pre'ident
JOHN CARNEY, Second Vice President
EDWARD H CANNON, Secretary.
JOHN KAISER, Assistant Secretary.
| JAS o'CONNoR Second Assistant Secretary.
PETER KAISER, Treasurer.
| WILLIAM REDMOND. Marshal
The Club will fall in at O'Clock and then proc.ed to the
residence of MI j. D. Reel where they will receive Ban
ner thence down Josephine street. between rchoupi
touas and Rousseau to n residence Of Mrs Hston to
ceive wresth thence out Josephine Magazine, down
Magazine julia Julis to st. Charles down st Charles
Poydrs then back TO ST. Charles down st. Charles to
Canal south side Barsnne Canal north side
of Canal Camp. up Camp to julia Julia Tchoup-
ouas up Tchouptouss Annunclson to Race out Race
Magazine up Magazine to First First to Rousseau up
Rousseau Second, Second to Tchouptouas, down
Tchouptouss to Headquarters.
| WIN. REDMOND, Marshal.
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Banner Presentation
TO IHE-

Banner Presentation
DEMOCRATIC SOAP CLUB.
The Members o. the DEMOCRATIC SOAP CLUB
dered at their Headquarters Liberty and
Jackson street,. on SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. to
RECEIVE A BANNER from ths Ladies Of the Fourth Dis
trict
The various Clubs are cordially invited to attend.
following Honorary Members also respectfully
v,ed to be present
James Hart Henry jackson. w p Noble.
s---h L-.s.-serssr. L. Jewell James Crellsn.
N. r. sibIs y, Patrick Malone, J. Hsssinger.
Henry ZOninger, J. n. Keller, p. Lsuer.
Henry Bentzel. Christ Reilly, waitmsnn,
A. Sirstmeyer, Jno Henderson, Geo. Deuda,
Jno. Frank, L. schwsrz, J. Gugenhein.
RAUSCH. Marshal.
Seymour Knights.
You hereby notified to attend Special Meeting
Headquarters THIS FRIDAY EVENING. at o'clock
Every member whose appears the roll earnestly
be present this occasion important
viii be broue ht before the Club
Honorary Numbers respectfully invitsito sttend.
JOHN 8. FULLY,
President
Omce or the BOARD Of Health,
IO4 Camp street.. Corner Poydras.
NKw ORLEANS, October p 1863
At meeting of this Board held the evening of the
2Osh the following resolution adopted, viz
Resolved Tbst the enforcement of the provisions of the
Quarantine RgOles be and the same is hereby
suspended.
GEO. WIN. DIRMEYER, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Hesth.
To the Public.
the undersigned do hereby notify the Public that
DEMOCRAT Notwithstanding reports to ths contrary.
j. KEEGAN,
1855 FOucher street.
Seymour SoufhrOns.
SERENADE AND PARADE
seymour SOuthrOnS,
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %, 1863
The Club will leave headquarters * O'clock proceeding
Camp street TO Canal 10 ST. hairless st. Charles
Tivo Circle Apollo Clio; Clio Pytsnia Felicity
Boad; to Bscchus to st Andrew. TO Apollo First;
First Annunciation down Anuuncation to Jackson
Magazine; down Magazine Jalia, Camp down Camp
Canal st CHARLES up St Charles to hesdquser where
the Club W Il be dismissed.
By order:
M. MCNAMARA, Marshal.
Gr0rer d Baker Seictng .uactissts,
THE ONLY MACHINE
ADAPTED FOR EVERY CLASS OF FAMILY SEWING
Office and salesroOm for Southern States.
Canal street.............Iss
New Orleans, La
Just Opened.
ANEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Maga zine and %. And drew streets.
Over LibermAn's Dry Goods stsre
PHOTOGRAPHS 81 50 per dozen;
ANBROTYPES. rs cents;
PORCELAIN PICfURkS, IS;
And all guaranteed equal to any done city,
Call axsd SpecimenA
WILEY q SOUBY.5
"S0ufHern Lamdsn .sgeney.
We offer our for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERRY etc. IN the Southern States References and In
ormstion promptly given
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Atths St Louis Cathedral Thursday the nd sst ct
I'm, Mr. FREDERICK HALL to Mile ANG <LE 7.
BEAUREGARD f
Accompanying the foregoing announcement two bet
ties wine In which the editors and reporters Of
to CRESCENT drank bumpers the prospsy and continue
happiness of the married pair.
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LITHOGRAPII OFFICE.
Diseases Of the Eve.

DR. JULIUS HoxBERGER. este Assistant to Dr. s,cb.,.
Parish oCULIsT. l4J Canal street. New oreans On,o,
hours II 10 O'Clock Clinic for Diseases Of thu Eve
Saturdays, from TO o'clock. Physicians and Medical su
dents invited 70 attend the Clinic Demonstrations win,
the OpthsmOscope etc Poor patients viii be treated
ersted free NJ charge
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Continued ArrtUaEs.

w. ID III PHIN,
1SO.........-.....CANALs STREET. I'm
Received this week nne assorr,en< n, p.-s. Rrosnvv
DOrA hAhlA. SILK BAREGE. Frosted TULLR and
arc very hne assortment OF Coburg Straw and Para
ID. rfEfr. White Narstlles HATS and GOLD BANDa
Goods OF the latest make viii be received reguay an
W. DAUPHIN
Retail Store, No $50 Can al street.
Wnoieeht hoomefs. So Cusiosuh0use street..
97 Broadway. New York.
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We offer our services for the disposal LANDED PRO
PERRY, IN the Southern States References and In
ornstion promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street, New York
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HEADQUARTERS
CENTRAL COM MITT E E
The
Independent Democratic Clubs.
NEW ORLEANS, October -. 1853.
At meeting Of the Central mittee o. Independent
Democratic Clubs held evening" the following Rssolu
tons were unanimously adopted and the Secretary ordered
to transmit copy OF the the Mayor OF the city Of
New Oeans each of the Clubs represented in this
Committee:
Resolved That this Committee hereby pledges Its moral
support City Authorities Of New Orleans in legal
efforts they may resisting the execution of the Me-
troE oitan Pslics Law and the inquto Printing Bill
Resolved That copy OF this resolution he the
Mayor of the city of New Orleans and the Clubs
sented in this Committee
By order OF the President
J. PINCKNEY SMITH.
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VIII End at our slc stand ~ Camp street, all ptions Of
House Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery Plated W.,s Pm.
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
sted Dinner and Tea se's 81 me- China Plain and Fn
Toilet Ware
SAM'L z. MOORE * co.
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The Honorary Members of this Club and Members Of thu
Press are also invited to attend.
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II PerfecfIy Safe Light,
PORT A b LIE GAS LA NJ p.
PURoLsINE FLUID
be any Common Lamp with tria ng expsnss of
changing the burner and Of which Dr. l. L. Crawcour the
able chemist Of this city, says
"In my experiments with The PUROLINE FLUID tried
my produce explosion. and Goa petsy FAILED
He also says:
have for SEINE time past used COUGHS PORTABLE
GAS LAMP and fld the light VIII to and superior to the
ordinary gas safely nd It for Chespness
Beauty and Perfect Safety"
For Sugar house III s Lamp has No EQUAL
her particulars and innumerabe
Circulars
HOO, CAMP 100
For few dsys citizens will the privilege of taking
Stock in the Purone and Portable Gasight Company.
OFFICE: 100 CAMP STREET.