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Hosiery and U~nderWear Of ali
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28

Ready-made Clothing Of all
Kinds cheap.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28

Suits made 10 order on Short. s
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28

Gents Furnishing Goods $50
--latest styles and patterns.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28
CARLTN's OOLUMN.

Clothing made to order.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The commanding general has set aside the
findings Of 9 court martial held at Greenville,
La, recently, on account Of informsty. The
general states as follows:
The recorder of garrison or regimental court
martial is required to take two oaths-one as
member of the court, which is administered by
himself, and another s5 recorder, which is ad-
ministered by The senior member. The latter
oath ia the same as that which is prescribed for
the Judge advocate Of a general court martial.
The proceedings are set aside and the sentences
will not be executed. The officer who appointed
this court overlooked one Of the requirements OF
general orders No. "a, current series, headquar-
ters ffth military district now in force in this de-
partment, to- wit: When garrison or regimen
tai court is convened il must be made to appeari
the order appointing the court that It was i'm
practicable to convene q field officers court"
The attention Of officers appointing such courts is
again directed to that order, which must be com.
piled with.
Ericsson has invented steam engine in which
the steam is raised by the suns heat. Delama-
ter of the well known iron works, declares that
'abefore the termination Of the present century
bread will be prepared from -four ground by the
power Of the solar engine"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
FRAUDULENT VOTING.

The New York Tribune is alarmed about
Pennsylvania II says that Grant win carry
the State If fraudulent votes are excluded,
which means, according to the Radical way OF
stating things, that Pennsylvania will go for
Grant if enough fraudulent votes can be got
in. 1t is notorious that the Republicans have
been in the habit of importing voters from
the border counties OF New York and thus
swelling their majorities in northern Pennsyl-
vania but the Democrats are now prepared
to circumvent this little operation. In 1864
Indiana was carried by regiments Of Massa-
chusetts soldiers marching from poll to poll
and voting early and voting often. There are
no Massachusetts soldiers in Indiana now.
During the war when an election was pending
in Maryland, chairman of Republican
committee sent letter to Mr. Stanton, re-
questing him to send number OF Repubh-
cans into Maryland to vote at the election.
This letter came into the hands Of Mr.. Dana,
then assistant secretary of war, who sent it to
Col. Wood, keeper OF the Old Capitol Prison,
with the Endorsement: Respectfully refer
red to Mr.. Wood, of the Old Capitol Prison,
for examination, with directions to comply
with the request il possible" But there is no
likelihood Of any such devices being success
full in Maryland this time.
1t thus seems that the carpet-baggers and
scalawags learned some of their tricks from
their Northern masters and allies; but the mas
terstroke of electioneering strategy elections
continuing from two to five days, thus giving
opportunities to the Radical blacks to vote
two or three times over-was purely of their
own invention. But the Presidential election
is only one day long, and "troo loilty is,
consequently in despair The American
people are going to take this election into
their own hands, and put a quietus on Rsdi-
calism, carpet-baggery and scalawaggery.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
S- See supp'ener G.

Brownlow's Tennessee militia bill empow-
ers that amiable potentste to declare martial
law in any county in the State, and to assess
the people of such county for the expenses.
Thus Tennessee Radicalism prepares for
war-war deliberately contrived for the pur-
pose of maintaining the power which is slip
ping from their grasp. Tennessee and Mis-
souri, are conspicuous illustrations of the con-
sequence of Radical reconstruction policy
founded on the avowed purpose of securing
power in the hands of the "loilists" by any
sort of continuance fraudulent or forcible. In
Tennessee at least 100, GOO white men are dis
franchised, and the government is in the hands
of Brownlow and his allies, supported by
about 20, OC0 whites and 90, 900 negroes. This
is what the Radicals call equal suffrage. The
bare.faced impudence and hypocrisy Of Radi-
calism could not be more conspicuously illus
trated.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

SAN CARLOS HOTEL, HAvANA.-Mrs. Bolio-
formerly Miss Bouligny-of this city, who
has for some years kept notel in Havana
under the name of the San Carlos, has re-
Gently opened new house of the same name
in that city. The San Carlos has been just
built; it is a spacious and elegant edi6ce,
very desirably situated on the edge of the
bay, of which it commands fine view. 1t is
elegantly furnished, and its table is provided
with all the delicacies and luxulies of the
Havana market. Travellers speak of the San
Carlos in the highest terms, and New Orleans
people could not find N ore desirable resi-
dence during sojourn in Havana.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

HEADo'Rs DEMOCRATIC PARISH CoxMITrEE,l
New Orleans, sept IS, 1858.
At meeting Of this COMMITTEES, held 9th inst, the
following Presmble, Rules and Regul ii ms unsni
mousis adopted: -.rr t..r
WHEREAS In order establish uniform system Of repre-
sentasn throughout the PsTsh regulate the election Of
delegates the several Wards and and msintsiu
purity Of the primary ssctona the folsving INSTRUCTIONS
hereby issued to the wad Clubs Of the Parish Of
Orleans: rr.
RULE The books regisir on which have been fur
nished by the Parish Committee the Ward Clubs will be
Kept open the registration democratic residents Of the
Ward each regular meeting of &c Clubs and the 9th,
5h 4th, Sd and I'd days prior TO y eleon, from o'clock
n to o'clock under the tharge Of the Secretary or
Assistant Secretary Of the Club Jter which time the books
will be closed.
RULE II-No person shall be tgistered enrolled upon
the registry the club who resident Of the ward.
and person whose 10 not Inscribed in such registry
book shall be permitted to vote Tiny cleo ion
RULE lIL-At the regul mesing OF the several ciubt
mmedizt y preceding the election It shall be the dny Of the
club elect person idge and two parsons 10
serve inspectors Of the electionS
RULE v-No judge, nspscto or officer OF election shan
candidate for delegate election held under these
rules.
RULE v-Each Inspector at ssy election under these
rules shall appoint clerk who Sha be Democratic resi-
dent Of ward In which he is g act each Of whom shall
keep Of the nccsidence Of every voter
RULE Win the Of ths absence Of the Judge or
either Of the ufpscters Of time hxed therefor,
it be the duty Of the Presd OF the club TO appoint
person act temporarily in his plSe
RULE vI-Any Democratic c sEen, resident Of tie Ward,
shall have the right at any eecs held under these rules,
10 challenge any voter "a hssEeashp, residence
.onal IDENTITY or qualification Dem and If the
,ou so challenged fail to give ar and satisfactory proof
thereof his vote ~ the judge and inspectors,
\ and HIS name be stricken from th6 registry.
RULE YnI-When the polls ,ali have been closed the
nspectors in presence the shall open the tickets and
read aloud the a the CLERKS shall each keep
record Of the when all shall have been
opened ead the number Of cast for each candats
for delegate may be readily ascertn And shall be the
duty the judge and inspectors 80 issue to the candidates
receiving the hi hest number Of Votes certificate OF eec-
on countersgned by The president Of the Dub 10 be pre-
sented their credentials 10 the Convention bSdy to which
/ they may have been accredt d.
| Joseph ELLISON,
1 {: President.
| rT l. pUPFIRF. As istant secretarv.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The REGATTA To-DAY.-This is the second
and last day of the autumn regatta on Lake
Pontchartrain. The race yesterday was a
beautiful and most successful one, but all
circumstances considered, to-day's race is
destined to eclipse it The purses offered for
the first, second and third classes are exceed
ingly liberal, being for $3.50, 500, $75, ac-
cording to class The September gales are
steady and strong they drove our little clip
pers along on their course in a style won
drous to witness. Capsizes and shipping of
seas are to be looked on as matters of course,
and the incest maneuvering and the most
skillful seamanship are required to bring in
the winning boats.
The same number of yachts are entered for
the race to-day as were entered yesterday.
The Gladiola may yet retrieve the reputation
she lost yesterday, the Domino win the prize,
or the Xiphias again come in triumphant. 1t
is all in the future, and may the best clipp,r
win.
Five cents only is the price to the Halfway
House on the city cars, thence on the COM
Portable and swift steamer LeBaron through
the waters of the raging New Canal, for
twenty-five cents forward and back. Thirty
five cents, only, ye citizens of New Orleans,
TO enjoy the lake breeze, to witness the man
hest and noblest of all civilized sports, and
to come back to the city in eybilarated
spirits and with voracious appetite, if that
appetite has not been more than appeased
by Hoyts admirable cooking and excellent
fare
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The Alabama Legislature is now in session,
having been called together by Gov. Smith
for the purpose Of passing registration law.
1t will be remembered that, at the last
session bill was passed TO vest the choice
of electors in the Legislature, but was We
toed by the governor. The Legislature, how
ever, refused to pass registry law, evidently
in the hope that they could thus find pre-
text to make the governor yield to their pur-
poses. II neither party yields, the legal
effect will be TO leave the people free to vote
under existing laws, and thus carpet-baggery
will be beaten ct its own game. As to the
project of choosing electors by the Lsgisla-
ture, we imagine the carpet-baggers have
given it up. They rely now on the want of a
registry law to prevent any vote ct all.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
order Of Election.

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
NO. 205 CANAL STREET. Z
New Orleans, Sept. II, 1865.
At regular meeting OF this Committee held the 10th
il st., the following resolution adopted
Resolved That conformity TO the call made by the State
Central Committee State Convention, to assemble in
this city on WEDNESDAY, the goth Of September the
fsve al Ward Cbs of this arh hereby directed TO hold
their election for Delegates to said State Convention
MoSDAY 2Sh Of September The election 10 be held
under the rules sdeped sy this Committee and the pss in
Ward kept open for the reception Of votes from
O'Clock p NJ to O'Clock In accordance with the basis
Of representation adopted ty the State Central COMMITTEES
the Wards viii be allowed elect the following number Of
Delegates respectively:
First waTd-Six Delegated
Second ws,d-Seven Delegates.
Third Ward-Ten Delegates.
Fourth wnd-Five Delegates.
Filth ward-Five Delegates
Sixth wad-Three Delegates.
Seventh wsd-Three Delegates.
Eighth ward-Three Delegates. -f.r
Ninth wsrd--Three Delegates
Tenth Wmd-Fve Delegates.
Eleventh wsrd-ThTes Delegates
llgisrs-TwO Delegates
ST. I. DUPEiRE, Assistant Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
CALL FOR A STATE cosvENrIoE'


Atths Regular Meeting Of sAis osumistee, at pens-
cratic HeadquArsrsin In this i,y on Wednesday, ast
following Resolutions sdopte. to whashs ATTEN-
IIos OF DEMOCRATS through ~ the stats, respect-
un invited:
Resolved That for the purpose ~ niag lies
Democratic Electoral Ticket for Electors and Aernaes
ct large and for District flectors and Alternstes
who msy be ineligible der he Fourteenth Amend
Of the Constitution for the pSninsiion Of Candidates
for Congress- ard for the Of consulting together in
Of the Deme cratic Party In the approaching
that DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEsTIoS. TO be esm-
OF Delegates be elected BY the Democ ats In the sew
sra Of State the s,vera Wards Of the City
Of New Orleans and Algers be held in this City on WkD-
NEsDAy, the sOth September instAnt -l
Resolved That the representation in the Convention shan
consrm to the basis adopted the Convention held in hs
city In March last, to-~it:
one vote for each 200 votes and for each fraction
over 100 ofths aggregate 1850 for Bell Beek
ridge and Douglas. ,t ~ tr se .srra a
Il being understood that the eountv parishes many
delegates may may be desired the parishes
respectively. @
Resolved That the Democratic parish organizations the
country parishes Parish Committee the city and
parish be be elected dsgases
BY parishes country and by wards In the city and Al
gers Convention soresad and that all requed
ceednss he taken by the meeting Of the Don.
vention at the date fixed, WEDNESDAY, SOth SEPrEM.
BER 1868 '-..-. t-.r
BY order of the Democratic State Central Committee.
TH0S. L. MACON,
ruos srpRr. s.c...arx rre'ioeA"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

NArURALIzATIoS.-The Democratic Parish
Committee have passed resolutions to the
effect that all men of the Democratic party
desirous of being naturahzed, who have the
legal qualifications, can have every facility
afforded them ON their calling at atheadquarters,
2o5 Canal street. Every good citizen ought
to qualify himself before the next election,
and now is the time to do so.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

ATLANTIC CoFFEE AND BOARDING. House. AT
ArcrIoN.-kr. W. l. Hodgson, auctioneer, will
sell the entire contents of the above establish
ment at IL o'clock this morning on the premises,
corner Of Julia and New Levee streets. ses his
advertisement,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The CRESCENT cordially accepts the invita-
ton of the Sixth Ward Washington Demo-
cratic Club to be present at their banner pre-
sentation tomorrow evening.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, Gate Assistant 10 Dr. slcbsl
PsrsJ oCULIsT, 40 Canal street, New orsana Onee
hours from II to o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturdays rem to O'Clock. Physicians and Medical su
dents invited TO attend the Clinic with
the ophamoscope etc Posr patients viii treated andop
Grated on free Of charge
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
George s9ices,
MANU- ACTUReR or -HAvAkA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
IsS RAMPART STREET.
NEW ORLEANS

Orders for CIGARS of every quality filed promptly and with
strict Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana
prisingly low rates. Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth The
Hne,t Havana and American OF all kinds
Has received large supply RIBBONS rOm Granada.
Ncs. 10 IS and %. .a.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETURNs.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
"S0Hfhern Lands .agencv.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY, etc, in the Southern States References and In
ormstion promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No. 80 Liberty strsst, New Yorh.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

EIKIN e; co.

ELkIN &c co.,
I6s Canal Street, opposite Christ Church,
Are receiving Styles Of Velvet, Brussels Three
Ply and Ingrain CARPETS A.o Floor OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, Ls and Dsmssk CURTAINS, and
large assortment Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for at tbe
Lowest Market Price for Cash.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

.CHARrREs sTRKEr

A. BROUssEAU CO., impcrters cHes ss low vr,osz
OARPETIN0-Engish and American, OF Al kinds; door
turniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; hArTIr6-oO roIh
China, leo pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano COvsri Crumb 0loths-Dnegs Linen and Ysti Oar.
lns-Lansp ssd Cotton stpod Oornioss Hands rins ss
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
H0tssekeepers

WIN End s6 stand 20 Camp street. all descp
House Furnishing Goods. Fine Cutlery Plated Ware Fine
Cut and Plain French China Plain aud Decor
sed Dinner and Tea ses Stone, China Plain and Fancy
Toilet Ware.
SAM'L E MOORE A. m
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
Number z
THE CAMPAIGN CRESCENT,
OUT THIS MORNING.

Copies Of this excellent DemOc attic Campaign Paper can
be application the Counting Room of the Crescent
Office.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
Minute Mem Of '6S.
BANNER PRE- S SENTATION
AT rHE-
NATIONAL THEATER,
Saturday Evening. sept. 10. at 8 o'clock

The Banner will presented in behalf Of she Ladies by
PAUL J. ROBERT. Esq, and received by the President
Of the Minute Men.
Addresses viii be delivered BY the Hon. N. A. FoUTE aud
SAMUEL P. BLANC, ESQ.
Aner the presentation the several Clubs will pro-
cessian and move along the following
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

hendricks Guards.
sERENADE AND BANNER PRESENTATION
On Saturday. September 10, Isss.
The Club will assemble at their Hall SATURDAY
EvBNING al o'clock In uniform prepared ~ take part
the evenings ceremonies
ROUTE.
From their headquarters the Cub wi down Royal to
south side OF spanade bon thence the
residence Of Roux E-q where the banner will be
sensdout Bosrboa 70 Hospital thence south De Rampant
Espanade north side OF Esplxnade Chsrtres
chares and Camp julia down julia 10 ST. Charles down
Charles 20 canal TO Rampant thence north side
Of Canal 20 koysl down to headquarters
The Democratic Clubs Of New Orleans respectfully IN
vitet 70 participate In the process sion.
LOUIS GREVEMBERG,
Grand Marsha.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

WASHINGTON, D. c., September IL, 1868.
M Reed Sept. IL, 1858.
Brsvet Msj.r General r. G. Buchanan. Commanding De
pArtment Of Louisiana: "a.
Your dispatch Of this date received and sp-
proved, j. G. KELToN, ASST Adjt. Gen.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
.HOftce.

An Of the Democratic Clubs Of the Parishes Of Orleans,
jefferson st. Bernard have been invited to participate
with Blair Knights In the reception Of their Flag and
Banner from the St. Louis Delegation.
Many Clubs have perhaps not received their invitations
would sk all these Clubs to notify
early possible of their acceptance should they accept
giving their probable strength as this snportsn in order
to give timely notice Clubs and arrange programme Of
procession.
A. II. MASON,
Chief Marshal
Address p O. Boz 927.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

HEApouARTERs DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans La, September IA, 1858.
Ths Adusant General United statss Army, Washington,
As expected, everything passed of quietly in
the Republican procession on Saturday night last.
(SiQned) RoBr. G. BUCHANAN,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. u. s. A., Commanding.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
Dens0crax&

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS. sRSR 5 1865
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
Blair Knights.

PROGRAMME OF THE RECEPTION OF THE
81. Louis Delegation,
On the Occasion Of the Presentation Of q BANNER and
FLAG to the Blair nghts of New Orleans
Upon arrival Of the Delegation in this city there win be
informal reception BY the officers Of the Blair knights
who will escort the Delegation to the City Hotel
At 81 O'Clock NJ Of the same day the air Knights viii
repair City Hotel where, with the honorary members
Of the CLUB other gentlemen appointed the Rec pon
Committee the Delegation viii be escorted to the opna
House. where the formal Of the Banner aud Flag
will take place.
After the presentation and the accompanying
the procession will be formed
Major A. n. MASON, Chief Marshal, will in due time
make known the programme.
By order Of the President.
EDW'D G. MCLEAN.
Secretary
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
ALTE RNATEs:
THE PROCESSION or SATURDAY LAST.

A day or two ago press dispatch was re-
eeived from Washington stating that General
Hatch, assistant commissioner of the freed
mems bureau, had telegraphed that there was
danger Of an assault on the Radical process
sion on Saturday night last. This statement
was SO conspicuously false that we had re-
solved to pass it over in silence, preferring to
let the event speak for itself The idea that
the people of this city contemplated an attack
on the Radical procession was so supremely
ridiculous that even Gen. Hatch must have
known its absurdity. He could very easily
have discovered that the constant aim and
necessary policy Of the Democratic party have
been to prevent the disturbances which the
Radicals have, all along, been trying to excite.
And he did know it, just as every one here
knows it, and Just as it is known to the
people of the whole country. The following
copies of the official correspondence on the
subject place the affair in its true light:
Telegram, in cipherI
wAsHINeToN, D. c., Sept. II, 1868
Reed Sept. IL, ls68-ll AN.
Commanding General Department Of Louisiana New Or
Breyet Major General Hatch. assistant csmmis.
sioner of the reedmens bureau, reports that there
is danger Of an assault upon torchight pro-
cession in New Orleans tonight. You will so
dispose and employ the troops under your com
mand as TO prevent such assault and preserve the
peace. Please acknowledge receipt Of this dis
patch.
By command Of General Grant.
&c. KELToS, Asst Adjt. Gen.
-- Telegram in eipherl
HRApoUARrERs, DEPARTMsNT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, September II, 1865. :
Sent 1890 Sept. IL, 1868.
Breyet Breader General j. @. Kelton Assistant Adutani
General United States Army Washington, ID. O.;
There is no danger in my opinion Of an assault
upon the procession to night. The danger IL that
the negroes viii commence riot, and that the
public property may possibly be destroyed.
have made arrangements 70 protect it, and
shall use all of my dsposable troops for the pur-
Am TO interfere any further than this The
governor has not asked for assistance.
(Signed) koBr. u BUCHANAN,
Byt Mai. Gen. q. 8. Army, Commanding.
An application for troops, from the governor
was received an hour after the above tcds sent.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
BytFffant Store Depot
AND UsE-FURNISHING STORE
An n.-u su< rae r-s ~-.ssour~. "a.

H. HALLER having established store at No. 40
Camp street. invites the inspection q hOusekeepers and deal
esmplete oi the celebrated BRIL-
Last COOKING STOVES and ali kinds Of HOUSE,
FURNISHING h obs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

PROGRAMME.
Overture
Presentation Of Banner behalf the Honorary Member
By Msjp. G. CAMPBELL
Music.
Response behalf Of the Prank Blair Guards by JOSHUA
CoRPREw, ESQ,
Music.
The ceremonies viii conclude with address to the
audience by the Hon 4. L. JEWELL.
NB-FrOnt Es., in Dress Circle for ladies and
their escorts DtlL --.JtLD Up -tL
ROUTE.
Aer the Of Presentation the various Clubs will
form line march, right nesting Csrondeet street, and
down Carondlet Csns south side Of Canal TO
Rampant down north side Of Canal to Royal down Royal to
St Louis up ST. Louis to Chartres Chartres TO Camp
up Camp Cslope down Caope TO Naysdes, Nsysdss
to Thss Thslis Apollo mp Apollo to First. down
First Magazine down Magazine to St Joseph down St
Joseph Charles devn st. Charles Clay Statue where
the Procession will be dismissed
Msrshas Clubs upon arrival at the Theater, will report
to Grand Marshal, Capt JOHN ToBIN.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18
ROUTE=

FROM Theaer CarOndeet street, carondset to Canal
south side OF Canal to Rampant north side Of Canal 10 Roys
Royal to St. Louis Louis Charrss Chartres and Camp
TO Julia Julia to st. Charles St. Charles the Clay Statue
where the procession viii be dismissed
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The public and all Democratic Clubs Of the city Of New
Orleans are respectfully invited participate the
niss and procession.
Carriages will be provided for the Ladies presenting the
Banner and the Press.
The following Honorary Members Of the Minute Men will
sct as q reception omnittee: