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LIGHT STREET DIRECTORY.

DETER ENT dealer in dry goods, groceries
l flour, feed, salt, fish, iron, nails, etc. Light
street Vl-nlb
ITERWILLtGER, Cabinetmaker, Undertaken
sD and Chairmal<er. Nl-nib
JOSEPH WALTER Blacksmith, opposite pos,
~ Office, vl-ni6.
Ii T.. OMAN X Co., Wheelwrights, first door
III above school house. vl-ni6
Nj vl-ni6
NV. SANKEY, dealer in Leather, Hides, Bark,
u etc Cash paid for Hides. Nl-nlb
WM. NJ. ENT, dealer in stoves and tin ware in
w all lis branches vl-ni6
TOHN A. OMAN, manufacturer and dealer in
boots and shoes vl-nbi
I j. Lesser, NJ d. surgeon and Physician.
y. once at Keller's Hotel. V2-n27
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CLOTHING, &C.

VI RUPERT, stoves and tinwarc, rupert
4 ii',iS Main st t.. vest Of Market. Nl-ni8
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lr1U METZ, dealer IN stoves & ;inware, Main
/ :, above court house. NI-h'o
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

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=, u ttrTZ. druggist and apothecary hnpeT55
H. iinrk Nam st., west of Market. Who
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
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sAVAGE dealer in clocks, watches anu
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FORMATION.

LEADING DIVISION will occupy Canal street. First Dis
tris, the left resting on New Levee.
The FIRST DIVISION viii occupy New Levee First Dis
triet the right resting on Canal.
The SECOND DIVISION viii ecupy TehOuptoula. street
right resting on Car al street.
The THIRD DIVISION will occupy Magazine street, right
resting Canal street.
The FOURTH DIVISION will occupy Camp street, ,sh,
resting Canal street.
The FIFTH DIVISION win occupy Baronne street. right
resting on Casal street.
The SIXTH DIVISION viii sccupy Dryades street. right
resting Csnsl street.
TIE SEVENTH DIVISION will sccupy east side Of
Rampant street, Second District right resting on Canal
street.
The EIGHTH DIVISION will occupy Burgundy street,
right resting on Jsns str ct
The NINTH DIVISION will occupy DAPHNE street,
right resting on Canal street
The TENTH DIVISION viii OCCUPY Bourbon street right
resting on Canal street.
The ELEVENTH DIVISION will occupy St Charles
street, right resting Canal street.
The TWELFTH DIVISION viii occupy the east ,id of
Carondeet street. right resting Canal street
The THIRTEENTH DIVISION win occupy the west side
Of Csrondelet street, right resting anal street.
The Headquarters Grand Marshal will be at ths CLAW
Statue where all Chiefs Of Divisions report as &C on a.
their respective Divisions formed in conformity with the
programme
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

Elsewhere will be found the programme
arranged for the occasion of the presentation
to the Blair Knights of this city of the mag
nifcent banner from political friends in St
Louis. The demonstration is to take place
next Wednesday night, and promises to be
one of great magnifcence. All the conserva-
tive clubs of the city, numbering upwards of
seventy, have agreed, by their representatives,
to turn out and participate in the display.
To these will doubtless be added other clubs
from the suburbs of our city. In compliment
to the visiting delegation from st. Louis, and
to the people generally of a city intimately
connected with New Orleans in social and
business relations, as well as for the purpose
of giving all possible emphasis and eclat to
the occasion, it is earnestly suggested that
buildings along the assigned route of march
for the procession, be illuminated.
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ORDER OF MARCH.

At ~ O'Clock precisely bomb will be fred from Head
the Clay Statue which signal th at the
Grand Marshal has taken his position
At ~ O'Clock second bomb will be red which viii he tina
signal for the Clubs light torches being understood
that the Clubs will their respective places Of
bling without ghs In order that the lights win not be az
hsusted before the conclusion Of the parade.
At O'Clock and minutes three bombs viii be hred in
succession which will be the signal PROCESSION to
WREN each Dvson, under the direction Of their Division
Chs viii take the line Of march strictly conforming to
the programme and TIE directions Of the Grand Marshal
The foot Clubs viii form and march by sections or BIZ fours
always preserving the distances which the Clubs
should occupy.
The Mounted Clubs VIII form move by ours throughout
the lines Of march
earnestly enoinsd upon the Division Chiefs Club Mar.
sha and their Ads that the Divisions and Clubs such
Arrangements as viii positively insure the prompt response
TO each Of the signals and readiness hour
designated.
Clubs arriving the ground ser the procession sh. have
moved wi be required take position the le of thu
eoumn foot clubs the lett Of the foot ana
mounted clubs left Of the mounted organizations
All bands required make quick to music played
ROUTE.
levse south side of Canal to Rampars down
Canal on Canal to Camp Camp Delord thence to 9.
viii be dismissed.
A. d. MASON.
Grand Marshal
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Den.oAas.e
STATE CENTR Al. CoNrIrrrEE
NEW oRLEASs,.sRrr s. 1868
CALL FOR A ssarE CONVENTION.


Attic Regular Meeting OF SIS COMMITTEES at peme-
cratic Headquarters in this it Wednesday inst tn
following Resolutions sisp,ed whichs ATTEN-
lion OF DEMOCRATS thsAghOui the ssaseli respect
ull invited:
Resolved That fo- the purpose Of filing vacan ,ies mon
the Democratic Electoral Ticket for Electors and Aternatee
~ large and TOR Dstrif Electors and Alternstss
VINO msy be found ineligible " der the Fourteenth Amend
ment Of the Constitution; for lie nomination Of
for Congress- and for pun pose Of consulting together m
the interests Of the DEM Party in the
Campaign, the Democratic dtraI Committee recommend
that DEMOCRATIC sTAEf CONVENTION, to be CON-
posed Of Delegates to be elected by the Democrats the
sra Parishes Of the State and several Wards CITY
Of New Orleans snd Agiers " held In this CITY on WE'D
NEsDAY, the Sth September instant.
Resolved That the represeatiO in tina shan
conform to the basis adopted G the CONVENTION held this
city In March last, to-vit:
One vote for each 100 votes vote for each FACTION
over 100 ofthe aggregate In 1850 for Bell Breckn.
ridge and Douglas.
being understood that req the country parishes many
delegates may be accredited be desired the parishes
respectively.
Resolved That the Democ$c parish Organizations the
country parishes and the Committee the city and
parish OF Orleans cause TO be elected delegates
BY parishes In tie country wards IN the city AZ
gers to the Convention and that all reqsired pro-
eeedngs tetasen by them the meeting Con-
vention At the date hxed, Wy pNEsDAY, SOth SEPTEM-
By oieer Of the Democratic tate Central Committee
sTH0S. l.. MACON,
TH0S. STEEL. Sec-etaryl AeSioeht
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All over the country the Isrselites are pro-
nouncing against Grant That intelligent
and generally liberal race will not degrade
themselves by voting for man who so grossly
insulted and prosecuted them. But, after all,
Grant only did, on a small scale, what his
party do on large SCALE He excluded Jews
from his lines-the Radicals exclude hun
dreds of thousands of citizens from the en-
,joyment of their rights. They are well
mstched-Grant and the Radicals-but the
American people will reject them both.
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THE PROCESSION

ERoSLSSiOS
win be composed of THIRTEEN GRAND DIVISIONS,
constituted follows:
Leading Division.
HAIRY 7. HAYS, Chief Of the Division coupcs.d Of
Committees General Arrangements, St. Louis Deex.-
tons Democratic State and Parish Committees the Blair
knights and Invited Guests
First Division.
SAN. HENDERSON, Chief Of the Division composed Of
81 the Mounted Clubs from the Parish.
Second Division.
B. NJ TURSBULL Chief of tbs Division, composed o.,
Cluts nom Agers and other Parishes Cities States
Third Division.
F. N OGDEN, Chief Of the Division composed Of N.
Firtt Ward Regular Democratic Club and all foot clubs
located in that Ward.
Fourth Division.
o. c. WILLIAMSON Chief of the Division. eop,,..a q,
the Second Ward Regular Club and all foot Climb,
located in that ward.
Fifth Division.
z. AUSTIN Chief of the Division, com posed Of the
Third Ward Re0uar Democratic Clsb and all foot club,
located in that Ward.
Sixth Division,
E. S. DREW. Oh eff Of the Division, eompssed Of tbs
Fourth Ward Regular Democratic Clab and ali foot cabs
located in that Ward.
Seventh Division.
JONAS, Chief the Division composed of tn. Fifth
Ward Regular Democratic Clubs and all foot clubs located
in that Ward.
Eighth Division.
w. H. SCOTT, Chief Of Di,sion composed Of tina Sixth
Wsri Regular D. moerac Club. and all clubs located In
that Wand
Ninth Division.
JOS. sALoMoE. Chief Of Division composed Of the Sew
enth Ward Regular Democratic Club and all foot clubs
located in that Ward.
Tenth Division.
n. A LLANBIAS. Chief Of Division, composed OF n.
Eighth Ward Irregular Democratic Club and all f.st clubs
located in that Ward
Eleventh Divisisn.
E. CoCHRANE Chief Of Division composed Of the Ninth
Ward Re nsr Democratic dub and all clubs located in
that Ward.
Twelfth Division.
r. C. BOND, Chief Division composed of the T,stb
Ward Regular Democratic Club and foot clubs located an
that Ward.
ThIrteenth DIvisien.
A. ". BoSwoRTH Chief Of Division composed Of IN,
Eleventh Ward Regular Democratic Cluo and all foot Climb,
located in that Ward.
Independent Clubs in the Div,ons will a.r III.
Regular Ward Clubs take precedence in line acc ,din 10
seniority Of organization.
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TiOtfce.

An OF the Democratic Clubs Of the Parishes Of Orleans
Jefferson and st. Bernard have been invited participate
with the Flair Knights IN the reception Of their Flag
Banner from the st. Louis Delegation.
Many Clubs have perhaps received invitations
would Therefore respectfully ask all these Clubs notify me
early possible Of their acceptance should they
giving their probable strength this in order
to give timely notice to Clubs and arrange
procession.
A. II. MASON,
49,, u n o. Chief Marshal.
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The man who holdsa United States treasury
note is entitled to gold for it on demand; but
he gets only another piece of paper. The
bondholders are entitled to legal tender notes,
but they demand gold. The Radicals forced
the people to take treasury notes at par in
payment of debts-the Democrats propose to
pay the bondholders exactly what the country
promised to pay them. Who are the repudia-
tors?
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

Neighbor Gresham has favored us with volume
OF an exceedingly handsome edition of Dickens's
works. 1t embraces David Copperield,r
" Christmas Stories, y" Tale Of Two Cities,n and
the " monumental Traveller" The illustrations
by Cruikshank, Leech & Browne are fine, the
print and paper good, and the binding handsome
enough to make the book an ornament to any
library. Mr.. Gresham also lays on our table the
cheap editions Of Peter Simple and " The Mon
astery." These cheap editions are great things,
and we heartily recommend them to those persons
whose desire for reading is greater than the length
of their purses.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

A sadly funny scene was that in the lower
house yesterday, when in the discussion of a
matter of legal phraseology-a nice point
which demanded critical knowledge to decide
it-Murrell, the colored preacher member
from Lafourche, attempted to speak. To hear
his ludicrous laundering around in the mire
of law, and to behold the immense gravity
with which he set the rest of the House right,
and pronounced an amendment offered by one
Of the clearest headed men in the House, Mr.
Kent, of St Helena, to be "no count" was
rather laughter provoking but to think that
to such ignorant, uneducated men as he and
his compeers is now committed the decision
OF questions of vital interest to the State,
questions, too, which demand the fullest legal
knowledge and the incest Judgment to form
any opinion upon them, was too serious for
mirth. And this cornheld darby presumes to
characterize the sentiment of a gentleman in
every way infinitely his superior, upon a SUBJ
ject Of the merits of which the colorsd man
cannot have the faintest conception, as mo
'count"-snd these are our rulers! Well.
November is coming.
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HEADQBs DExoCRAac PARISH coMxrrrBK
~ orleans, sept 40. ls6a
Al meeting OF this Conn., tee, held Oh inst ta
following Presmbe Rules I'D Regul tim. ,xsrs mar,
mousiy adopted
WHEREAS In order TO uniform system Of repre
sentatsn throughout the Psh to regulate the .lse =,
delegates in the waxs and TO secure and
Ie purity oil the primary the following Instructions
are heieoy ISSUED 70 the ard Clubs Of the Parish Of
Orleans:
RULE 1.-The books of rel istrson wbich hav. b..r .
nished by the Parish CommiJe 10 tho Ward chr. ii, A.
kept open for the regisratio4 Democratic res,d.n - a.,
Ward at each regular meetn the Clubs and on m. eb
on 1'h 50 ana I'd days proS election, 7ocloc
I'm toseeiocSPN, unde1he charge Of the Secretary or
Assistant secretary Of the after which time the books
will be closed.
RULE IL-No person shal}be registered or enrolsd mos,
neregty BOOK OF the club V Is not resident ward
anu no person whose mare inscribed in registry
book shall be permitted TO vofs at auy elec ion
RULE IIL-At the regus NEE ing Of the several c,uh
lmmedAt " preceding the edition, shall be duty Of the
club to elect servk 20 Judge and two peron %
serve as inspectors Of the eleC(on.
RULE IVNo judge insIs or officer Of elsct,or sh.
De candidate Tor delegate any election held these
rules.
hOLE N-taca inspector vt election he'd under thesa
rules sna appoint one clerk shall be Democratic resi-
cent 81 the ward In which to each Of shall
keep correct t Of the residence Of every voter
kUlE Win the event y the absence Of the judge on
elmer OF ne inspectors OF ee Zion, at the time fixed therefor
II shall be the duty OF the Ptde the club TO appoint
person to act temporarily in Is place
RULE NII-Any DemecraA citizen resident Of tse War;
shall have the right any EVICTION held under these rnes
70 ehaenge any voter as citizenship residence per-
sonAl identity qualihcato Dem ,cru and If the per
challenged fail CSC clear and satisfactory proo-
thereof his vote shall be rel d by the Judge inspectors
and his name be stricken fro q the registry
RULE YII-wben the D lis shall have been ciossa ,b.
presence OF the dge shall the and
read aloud the names hereo and the clerks shall keep
correct record OF the same that when all shall have BEEN
opened and iead the votes cast for each carada
for delegate may be readily a1seain And a ,Aa he ,h
duty Of the judge and nspecs 10 issue to the apda..
receiving the HIGHEST numbs of votes certificate Of es
ton, counersgned by the ntsdent Of the h 4, n. nrs
scented their credentials venton or b. 10 which
they may have been accreditN
,sDSEPH ELLISON,
President.
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Diseases or the Eue.

DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, lste Assistant TO Dr. schsl
fsrisJ ocULIsT 40 Canal street. New Orleans once
hours from II to O'Clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturdays frem TO o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited TO attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the Opthamoscope etc Poor patients viii be treated and Cd
erafed m fra. of rhar0a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

The Northern Radicals are terribly dis
tressed because there was mo riot in New
Orleans on the night of the Radical demon
stration. They wanted a fresh supply of
vagrant and mendicant ''loilists" to traverse
the Northern States and recite their perils and
their sufferings as in 1866. We can assure
them that Louisiana would willingly spare the
s,,,'e delegation that infested the North during
,ho, srmmer. but, unfortunately most of
them are too busily engaged now in the more
profitable work Of r'Si.S,ic plumber, to be per-
suaded to leave the State. They are making
hay while the sun shines.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

+; The Seymour Sentinels gave us on Friday
night beautiful serenade and hearty cheers
An acknowledgment of the compliment was
inadvertently omitted in yesterday's paper, so
we now make it. Thank you, gentlemen.
Your presence in front of the Crescent office
is so pleasant a sight, that we would enjoy it
oftener
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PhaE0ss,s

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PHALON'S Psphian Lotion ~ removes an ERUP
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TAM etc, and reuders the Skin Sof FAR and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery it Is Invaluable For Gentlemen
after Shaving It has equal. "Paphian Lotion is the
only reliable remedy for diseases FINISHES Of the Skin
PHALoNS "Paphian soap" for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath win not Chap the Skin
Price, Is cents per Cake. Sold by ell Druggists
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

The colored members of the Legislature
have an idea that that august body is Just
little superior to any other power in the land
at least one of their number yesterday intro
duced bill into the lower House forbidding
the District Courts of this city to naturalize
foreigners. Considering that it is by virtue of
law of the United States that the District
Courts hold this power this is, we mildly
suggest, drawing it a trihe strong. But we
can't blame him, considering that his party
has so often violated the Constitution of the
land. We can excuse him for so small a
fault as merely seeking to abrogate one law.
Whether the white members of the House will
pass this precious piece of nonsence remains
yet to be seen.
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District Electors ;
TRRNATEs
GOV. sEYmoUR's ADDRESS.

In this mornings CRESCENT we publish the
address recently delivered by Gov. Seymour
before the Agricultural Association of Sara
toga county, New York. This address is re-
markable from the fact that it is delivered
during the heat of the most exciting canvass
ever known in America, by ore of the candi-
dates for the presidency; and, for the addi-
tional fact that it is devoid of even indirect
allusion to politics. 1t is simply the address
Of an educated and cultivated gentleman on
Hubject with which he is familiar, and which
be had been requested to discuss before his
friends and neighbors because they knew him
, TO be not a trading politician, but an indus
tfious citizen. It may be remarkable that
man who has been so intimately identified
with political affairs as to be nominated by a
great party for the presidency should be so
well versed in the seemingly homogeneous
topics to which this address refers but it is
not more remarkable than the contrast which,
in this respect, as in every other, he presents
with his competitor.
Gov. Seymour is no mere declaimer. What
ever he touches he adorns with the beauties
of language but beneath all that he says
there is ever vein of profound thought As
statesman he is, perhaps, the most emil
nently practical in the country, whilst at the
same time his mind reaches and grasps those
higher concentrations without which mere de-
tails are nothing but heterogeneous mass of
barren empiricism. This peculiarly is strik-
ingly illustrated in the address which we pub
fish this morning. 1t is filed with valuable
suggestions and with sound deduction, whilst
its style, without being ford, or even ornate,
is classically chaste and pure. We commend
1T to our readers as an example of the versa
tility and intellectual power of the Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency.
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HOtsseketpers

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Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
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Toilet Ware
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