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THOs. STEEL. Secrets
Democratic Parish COMMITTEE
HBADQRs DExocRArIs PARISH COMMITTEE,

HEADoRs DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE, 4
Neworleans, sept rs, 1868
At meeting of this COmmSee, held the 9th iust tho
following Preamble, Rules All Regul-hJns were unAni
mously adopted
WHEREAS In order to estabh uniform system Of repre-
sentatsn throughout the Parish; TO regulate the election
delegates in the several War and maintain
the purity of the primary slecns the following instructions
hereby issued to the Ward Clubs OF the Parish OF
Orleans:
nshed BY the Parish Committee the Ward Clubs will be
Kept open for the registration Democratic residents Of the
Ward at each regular meeting Il se Clubs and the 9Th
5h, 4h. Sd and I'd days prior any eeicn from O'Clock
TO o'clock under the charge Of the Secretary
Assistant Secretary Of the GLIB, after which time the books
will be closed.
RULE I-No person shall be registered or enrolled upon
the registry book Of the cub resident Of ward
and whose is'not inscribed in such registry
book shall be permitted to vote any eec.ion.
RULE L-At the regus1 messing Of the ciubs.
Immediately preceding the ELECTION, shs be the duty
club to elect person Judge and two persons
serve inspectors Of the election
RULE IvNO Judge nspects or officer Of election shall
be candidate for delegate 81 election held under
rules. y
RULE v-Each Inspector any election he'd under these
rules shall appoint clerk who shall be Democratic
dent Of the ward In which he is 30 act each Of whom shall
keep list Of the and residence Of every
RULE Win the event Of tie absence Of the Judge
either Of the inspectors Of election at the time fixed therefor,
il shall be the duty Of the Prese Of the club to appoint
person to act temporarily In bis place
RULE YII-Any Democratic citizen, resident Of TIE Ward
shall have the right any election held under these rules
challenge voter to bis citizenship residence per-
sonsl Identity qualification Democrat and If the per-
challenged fail give clear and satisfactory proof
thereof his shall be ete by the judge and inspectors
and his be stricken from the registry.
RULE VIlI-When the polls shall have besn closed the
Inspectors in Of the judge shall open the tickets
read aloud the names thereon and the clerks shall each
correct record Of the that when all have been
opened and read the number Of canddats
for delegate may be readily ascertain d. And shall be the
duty of the Judge and inspectors to issue the candidates
receiving the HIGHEST number OF certificate Of eec-
ton, eOunersgneo BY the president Of the Club be pre-
scented as their credentials the Convention body which
they may have been accredited.
JOSEPH ELLISON,
President.
ST L. nuPFIRR A. isfnni Recrntarr
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Recently the Cincinnati Gazette asserted
that one of Governor Seymour's brothers
died maniac suicide A confding Radical
bet hundred dollars on the strength of this
statement, and, in order to sustain himself,
wrote to the Gazette, asking for more precise
information on the point The editor of the
Gazette replied that he knew nothing of the
matter, and had made the statement ON the
strength Of assurances from New York poll
ticians. Thereupon the Radical wrote the
following in response:
t--.-- BUFFALO, Sept. 2, 1885,.
whitelaw Reid, ESQ.,, Editor Of Cincinnati Gszette;
Dear Sir-Your favor Of the 26th ult., post
marked the 18th, in reply to mine, came to hand
this day. As did not hear from you as soon as
hoped. addressed prominent and reliable Re.
publican in Oneida county as to the statement,
and am informed "thst the story is mere poiti-
cal nonsense. Governor Seymour never had but
one brother-John f.. Seymour, now living in
Utica, who is, and ever has been, an able and
estimable gentleman, though, am sorry TO say,
of the Democratic persuasion"
The evidence from every quarter satisfies me
that / have fairly lost my one hundred dollars
wagered on your statement
l respectfully submit that we have sound argu.
ments enough on our side without resort to this
kind Of fiction. The cause is not benefited by 1t.
Yours, etc., -.
So the Radical lost his money and his vote,
for he had agreed, in case he did not win, to
vote for Seymour.
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A Washington paper publishes a list Of
Radicals, including Grant, Wade, Sumner,
Butler, Sherman, Sprague and others, whose
aggregate wealth amounts to S734, 600, 900.
These patriots, before the war, were worth
little over one million. Their patriotism and
loilty have enabled them to increase their
capital more than seven hundred fold, and
now they insist that the tax-ridden people
OF the country shall pay them gold for their
fve-twenties, when the contract calls for
paper. The country did not lose less than
$500, 0Oo,0O by the war, but these self.
sacrificing citizens gained seven hundred
millions. No wonder they feel satisfied with
Radical policy and demand longer submis-
sion to it on the part of the people. The
world has never before seen such colossal
fortunes wrung from a suffering people by
men who profess to be patriots and states
men.
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One of the Last OF the Chalmett 30

Died. september H. 1863 at Pass Lavaca Texas JAMES
HOWERION, aged 81 years.
The deceased Lieutenant of Regulars under Jack
son. the battle Of New Orlesns and for many years after
his during the opening of his plantation above
Rouge The writer this had in his possession
several leter from the General when President showing
intimacy that existed between them, and the hgn
which be held his old Leusnant He moved Calhoun
county the year 1853 and held the Office Of Sheriff from
that time to the He highly respected in his official
capacity, and esteemed in private life
rPeayune
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Greeley says that the expulsion of the me-
groes from the Georgia Legislature is part of
the Democratic plan to get control of the State,
which, of course, is very shocking to the
nerves of people who think that the
South ought to be perennially governed by
the carpet-bag negro alliance. But what
about the expulsion of white men from the
Louisiana Legislature7 Is that part of car
pet-bag plan to keep possession of the State
The difference in the two cases is simply this:
the Georgia negroes were expelled because
they were ineligible under the State Constitu-
tion-the Louisiana white men were expelled
because they were Democrats.
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About the time We were going to press last
night, or rather this morning, the Fossil
Guards, one of the splendid political organi-
cations of New Orleans returning from pro-
menade, of which we shall speak more fully
tomorrow, stopped before the CRESCENT Of
fee and paid us handsome compliment, for
which they are rendered our thanks. A bet
ter drilled and more orderly body than theirs
is not to be found in this city.
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II Card.

From Mrs. Paul W. CoLLENs from myself from his mother
brothers. sisters and other relatives heartfelt are
turned to the members of the Orleans Press to the Pre
men, to the Pelican Society and to the citizens generally for
the sbundng Of kind esteem they
dear departed one In deeply feel spon-
taneOus and general sympathy and will grateful for
the consong proofs have received that
not delusion grown our aeetonate par
TALLY but truly mered since shared by the whse
community.
This much at least. cannot refrs n from saving
Gut OF the abundance Of the heart the mouth speakeh
7. WHARTON C0LLENS.
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The HEALTH OF PoRTo RICo.-The United
States consul at San Juan, Porto Rico, writes to
the Board of Health in this city that the present
sanitary condition of that place is good. and that
there is no sickness even of local nature worthy
of notice. Information Of q similar character has
been received also from all parts of the island.
The consul further states that vessels and passen
gers from Havana are not admtted-the mails only
being landed, ard that with every sanitary pre-
cautiona
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REPUBLICAN,
fetal

In that election Missouri was carried by the
emancipationists, and Delaware, although elect.
ing Republican governor, cast a Congressional
majority Tor the Democrats. IL will be seen that
neither Vermont nor Maine afforded any indication
OF the great change about to take place in the
political sentiment of the country, but that the
revolution commenced with the October elections
II will be the same this year. Vermont smounts
TO nothing. Maine Is important only in so far as
the Democrats have made q hot contest there
and may be discouraged by bad defeat. But on
the 18th OF October, when the voices of the men
Of iron, the Hoosiers and the Buckeyes make
themselves heard. we shall know whether the
RADICALS are to be hurled from power.
These facts are eminently sueges-
tive, and they are made still more
significant by reference to previous pre-
sidential contests. In 1866, for instance,
Maine went Republican, in September
by IS 900 majority, and the Republicans in
ferred that the October elections would show
a similar result but Pennsylvania and Indi-
ana went Democratic, both in October and
November, and Illinois likewise. The truth
is that sudden and frequent fluctuations are
rare among the settled populations Of the New
England States. A political revolution may
be accomplished in the country before they
feel the influences which produced it. In the
West and the Middle States men think more
rapidly and yield more easily to new impress
sions. 1t is consequently in those States that
the Democrats expect the influence of the pre-
vailing anti-Radical feeling to make itsel
most strongly felt We entertain no shadow
of doubt that Pennsylvania and Indiana will
both go Democratic in October, and we hope
to carry Ohio also.
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.T'Oftce.

All 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 and
Banner from the st. Louis Delegation.
Many Clubs have perhaps not received their invitations
would therefore repectfuyask all these to notify me
as early as possible Of their acceptance should they
giving their probable strength this important in order
TO give timely notice to Clubs and arrange programmed
procession.
A. II. MASON,
49, n - Chief Marshal.
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A letter writer in the Tribune complains
that three hundred Republicans were left off
the registration lists in Augusta, Me-, and
says that "such an attempt to strike down
the elective franchise deserves the condemna-
ton of every honest and decent man." Well
then, what do the Radicals deserve for re-
fusing registration to 10000 white men in
Louisiana, under Sheridan's regime?
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",S0ufhern Lands % .fgeacv.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PER1} etc, In the Southern States References ana In
ormatiOn promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON CO.,
No 50 Liberty sfr.r4 NJ. w.
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L-1@hlAN 0 w..
I6s Canal street, opposite Chriss Church.
Are nov receiving Styles Of Velvet Bru..es IT,.
Ply and Ingrain CARPETS. Al.o Floor or. cTnrtTS
"hDoh SHADES, La Q and Damssk cURTAIys and
large assortment Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for sale a, ,hs
Lowest MaIket Price for Cash - SIG
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Diseases OF the Eue.

DR. JULIUS HOxBERGER 1ste Assistant TO DR. sicbsl
PsrsJ oCULIsT, 40 Canal street. New Orleans once
hours from II to o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the v.
Saturdays, rem to O'Clock. Physicians and Medical stu
dents are invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the opthamOseope etc Poer patients win be treated sndo
Grated on free Of ehar0a
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We tender our thanks to the Seymour We
dettes for their courtesy. The Vedettes are
glorious club, and every member is true
Southern man. God bless the Vedettes.
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Carpet Warehouse,
OHARTREs STREET.

BEoUssEAu CO., Importers offer 81 lov rno.s
OARPETIfG-Engish and American, Of al linda door
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; hArTIsG-5h roi,
China, 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers Orumb Clohs-Drngges Linen and Fst CuT
tsirs-Lsce keps Worsted DAmssk Furniture bovsr
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The Banner will be presented In behalf Of the Ladies by
PAUL j. ROBERT. Esq, and received by the President
Of the Minute Men.
Addresses win be delivered BY the Hon. NJ A. FoUTE and
SAMUEL p. BLANC, ESQ.
After the presentation the Clubs will form pro-
eession and move along the following
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HGUUTTChS 6FFfITUS.
SERENADE AND BANNER PRESENTATION
On Saturday, septe 10, 1855.
The Club will assemble al their Hall SATURDAY
EVENING. o'clock in uniform. prepared to take part in
the evenings ceremonies
ROUTE.
From their headquarters the Club wi down Royal TO
spanae south side spanade Bourbon thence the
residence Of Roux, ESQ where the banner will be
rboa Hospital thence south side Rampant
Espanade up north side Of Esplanade Chares up
Chartres Camp Julia down Julia to ST. Charles down
ST. Char TO anal 10 Rampant thence up north side
Of Canal 10 Royal down TO headquarters.
The Democratic Clubs Of New Orleans respectfully In
viIed TO participate IN the procession.
LOUIS GREVEMBERG,
(}rand Marshal
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ADDRESS p. o. Box
H0tsSeketpers

WIZ md At our ele stand 20 Camp street. descriptions Of
house Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery Plated Ware Fine
Cut and Plain Glassware French China Plain aud Decor
aied Dinner and Tea se Stone China Plain and Fancy
Toilet Ware.
GAM'I = MODE 4 ~
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The MINUTE MEN will assemble at their Hall on SAT
URDAY EVENING at ga O'Clock in uniform, prepared to
participate the ceremonies OF the evening Ali clubs
eepng Invitations par tcipate will please report through
their Marshal to OSCAR K. LYLE. Grand Marshal at No.
n Poydras street. prior to Saturday Noon Seat, will be
served for Ladies and their escorts Officers Of various clubs
invited the stage the proscenum boxes being
exclusively reserved for the ladies presenting the banner
G. H. BRAUGHN,
.... President.
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George .9fces,
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
IsS RAMPANT STREET.
NEW ORLEANS.

Orders for CIGARS Of quality filed promptly and with
strict attention. Sells Cigars unsurpassed Havana at sur
prisingly low Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth tho
hnest Havana and Amercan) Of all kinds
Has received large supply Of RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. TO- Is and %.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETuRNs
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The An-Englsnd Eleven Ciieketers arrived on
the City Of Baltimore.
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ROUTE :

From the Theater Carondele street, carondest to Canal
south side OF Canal to Rampant north side Of Canal to Royal
Royal Louis Louis Charres Chsrtres and CAM
JalIa, Inia Charles St Charles the Clay Statue
where the proce ssisn win be dismissed.
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f'eiU Goods.

G. II. ztMNIERNIANN,
o. and Co.,. Canal street % "a, M
HASH ct returned with Large Stock Of
CoRALs, DIAMONDS WATCHES. FINE JEwIERv
AND SILvERwARB
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NEW ORLEANS Thursday, Sept II, 1865.
As my house last night made public place address
Republican Club by Mile Ham, and others Of that k
this inform friends and patrons that the
done without my consent knowledge; and had known
Of beforehand the pubic assured that II would
have happened. Be- r rr
Being lady can have in politics. but ell the
my employ being members Of different Democratic Clubs
this city. offer this explanation to set them and myself
right before the community.
MARIA Z. MOORE,
wid.w of I. B. MOORE, Gssntter and Plumber.
81 Bsrsnns street.
Minute Mem Of '6S.
BANNER PRESENTATION
AT IHE-
NATIONAL THEATER,
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Minute Mem Of '6S.

Saturday Evening. sept. 10. at 8 o'clock
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The public and all Democratic Clubs Of the city Of New
Orleans respectfully invited to participate in the
mics and procession.
Carriages viii be provided for the Ladies presenting the
Banner and the Press.
The following Honorary Members Of the Minute Men will
act as a reception committee:
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Democratic

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS, sRPS 5. 1865
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TeiU Goods.

The Finest TINE KEEPERS in The world direct frornths
celebrated factories OF NJ Tobias T. r. Cooper and sesar
IN EDgardi Appleton. Tracy Co Bartlett and Howard
IN merca, Jmgensen, Montandon Nardn Patek etc exc
in Europe. are arriving daily at
A. 3. GRISWOLD q CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
importers and nannfacturers Of he Jewery Diamonds an
Watches, Clocks, Bronzes and Vases
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Banner and Wreath

p r H = f n L A ITO
10 THE-
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858
Democratic National Ticket.

Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT;
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H: BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the state nj Large
Ex-Governor r. c. wICKLIFFE, Of West Felciana-
ISAIAH GARRETT, Of 0uachita
ALrBRNATEs;
JAMES p. FRERET Of Jefferson.
JUDGE J. N. LEA, Of Orleans
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ST. L. pUPEIRE. As istari Secretary.
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Hendricks Guards.

wa FoRD, Recording Secretary.
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Lou sP. FULDA, Secretary.
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Acting Judge Advocate's s Office.
Louisville, KY, March oath 1868.
Mr.. JOHN RUHM, Il efya.sz
Editor Tenn. Stats -Zeitung.
Sir: Major General George H..
Thomas directs me to acknowledge
receipt of yourpaper of the 18th inst,
containing an article relating to
the KUKLUx-KLAN, and to state hin
reply, that it gives him pleasure to
know that at least one of the papers
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