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National Executive Committee of the Com
stitutionai Union Party.

Hon. Alexander R. Boteler of Virginia, Chairman.
John A. Rockwell. of Connecticut.
William Temple, of Delaware.
]. Morrison Harris, of Maryland
Joshua Hill, of Georgia.
Richard W. Thompson, of Indiana
NJ. 7. Johnson Esq, Galena, Illinois.
Robert Mallory, of Kentucky.
Marshall 2. Wilder, of Massachusetts,
Anthony Kennedy of Maryland
D. B. st. John, of New York.
James Bishop, of New Jersey. 81
John A. Gilmer, of North Carolina
Henry M. Fuller, of Pennsylvania.
Thomas A. R. Nelson, of Tennessee.
For The District Of Columbia.
Hon. Jos. Bryan, of Ala.
Benz 0gle Taylor, Esq
R. H. williamson ESQ. Washington CITY.
W. G. Freeman, Esq.
JOS. II. Bradley, Esq.
l. a. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary.
Headquarters Of the Committee, 357 D street.
between Ninth and Tenth, Washington, D. @.
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OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Meet al Asr HaH Of Negades and Josephine sests
Wednesday Eeeai9s.
oFFIoERs
President-W. NJ. Perkins.
Vice -Presidents-Wm Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Theo. a. James, Samuel A. Shumway, |. N.
Phillips
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. F. w.
Brakeman.
Treasurer-S Samuel Sumner.
Executive Gommittee-George W. squires, D. P.
Logan, B. NJ. Horrell, Samuel II. Kennedy, M.
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, by. Block 81. f. Given,
e. s. Keep, w. B. Conger.
Finance Committee w. B. Bowles, NJ. 7.
Sqnires, George D. Field, Samuel McConico.
Committee Of Arrangements &C. D. Bnnce,
Chas. Ballejo, w. III. Reese.
Grand Marshal-Gaspard Shrieber
Assistant Marshals--F F.. MeC. Swain, Henry s.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph p. Marvel.
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Constitution Club.
lfsss ., ne orear. Ban Room on I.s,,lag Essafps.

hssiat ne Orleans Bal Room on Tuesday Eseaiags.
oFFfGgRs:
President--G Duplantier.
Vice-Pfesident--H Henry Garidel,
Secretary-B. G. Cenas.
Treasnrer--Alfred Bernard.
Grand Marshal---C. w. Alien.
Committee of Arfangements-Ed Jordy Alfred
Bernard, Emile Dnpre, j. K Baily. Numa Delery
Assistant Aarshals-H Grimshaw, JAS vienne,
J. Il. Hoyle. Philip Buchanan, Emile Dupre.
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The Consultation of the Coamt,.y,
The Union of the States, and
The Enforcement of The La,rs.

and that as representatives Of the Constitutional
Union men of the country in National Convention
assembled we here pledge ourselves to maintain,
protect and Defend separately and unitedly, these
great principles of public liberty and national
safety, against all enemies at home and abroad,
believing that thereby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of the
People and of the States feestablished, and the
Government again placed ID that condition OF Just
ice, fraternity and equality which, under the ex.
ample and constitution of our fathers, has sol
emny bound every citizen Of the United States to
maintain ta more perfect union establish Justice.
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the com.
mon defense. promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and
our posteritF.'
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RousIa and Ready CLIMB,
OF THE SIXTH WARD,

OF THE SIXTH WARD,
Neas al as s. Phip Ban Room on essry Ioaaay Epen;no
OFFICERS:
President joaquin Yiosco.
Vice Presidents sambola, T. G. Hoggarth.
Secretary-J. A. Weysham.
Treasurer-F. Sambola, Jr.
Marshal-Ed. Fagot.
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Bell Rangers,

OF THE FIRST WARD,
Rsei at Eagle Han on ererg 4lsssds Essataa
OFFICERS.
President. NJ McClandish. 8
Vice Presidents BENZ. Bland, ]. s. Clark.
Secretary-Frank L. Clayton.
5 Treasurer--W. w MCCARTHY.
Chief Marshal--Wash. Marks.
Finance Committee. N. Marks, W. III. Cook,
j. P. Harrison, W. K. Day, A. Kearny, Il. Rem
shaw.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZED always pr
sen us with the same essential elements gives Of
the True standard Anayze the Blood of suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofua o
and we find in every instance certain deficiencies in the
nles Of Blood Supply these deficiencies you are made we'll
Tho Blood Food is founded upon
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constitutional unlon PARTY PLATFORM.

Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect to mslead and deceive
the people, and al the same time to widen the DO
tcal divisions of the country, by the creation and
encouragement of geographical and sectional par.
ties. therefore,
Res0ued, That it is both the part of patriotism
and Of duty TO recognize no political principles
ether than
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L AIDES wINE.3.....'.7..LA LADIES WINE
SPEER's VINE or ELDER,

sPEER's WINE or ELDER,
Celebrated
For wonderful aud beneficial ana,ites aa cEnrTr ~
sIlsuLANT' TONIC, DIuRETIc and sUDoRIFIc, which
Is testified to by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stimulnnt and Tonic,
L strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As Diurctic,
II mparts healthy action The GI.A SDs KIDNEYS and
URINARY oRGAAs-very beneficial in pRoPsY. GeUT&
Eruptc and Rheumatic Affections ~
As "a Sudorific, "A
y acts upon the Skin, opening the pores and expeip- A
puries by insensbe perspiration thereby driving
and cleansing the surface giving fIgor 1.-THE
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and IIEALJsY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Idfans
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Elder Of
their most valuable remedies.
In German,
The Berries dried and families for
Specr's Wine o, Elder
Is pure from the juice o cultivate Elder recommended by
FH1slCIANs and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dicinal properties SUPERIOR any Wines in common
USE and excellent article er all Weak DEBILITAT-
ED PERSONS and the AfsD and INFIIsM removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS mpr,ying the APPETITE and beneftting
LADIES and GHIIBPsN.
"A Lntlies' Wine,
Because il wfnot ntoxrate, contains mixture Of
spirits and ee Liquors and admired for is rich peculiar
and natritye ioper'ies mparnga healthy stom
aeh and bigcsti,e Organs.
90 A winegassfz may he used with meals at
any time through tit day, as desired.
We will only Indulgence make one trial OF this
Wine.
Fer 's "a New Orleans by f. j. HART 4 CO. JOHN
WR:j az CO. JAMES sYATE, Canal street, and by all the
Ir=eipa Druggists throughout the United States.
80 .he trade supplied at rroptielog's prices.
A.& ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 lyGW als Broadway. New York
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syhat ~ yea eali this 70 said Jones, tapping
blu DfeaksAat NehEly with hls fork. AGaiI III 4
saaIied the landiord .sMhas do yon call IT, 2
really said Jenes y dont Know, Il haz I'M
quite onapsa hair IN Il for plaster. but thereia q
zoetla no maeh in 4 far hash.n s. :.
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susANNAH KIRBY.

Depot No 44 Broadway and sold by all throughout
the world. J@5 +t4
The pnt In bottles Of three Sizes VIA
medium and small The small holds half pint retails
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
cent In proportion than the small reais
dollars bottle The large holds quart forty per
in p5epcrpSp, and retails tor three dollars bottle O. j.
Market street St. Louis MOI and sold by all good druggists
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents,
-E q and lbl Chartres eject.
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r, r,m. qr&saag ayoraiag, Ottaber 23, 1860.
sEfinnte Mon of $50.
don nan, on NapGdss sifset. near 4

don Hall on Napdd,s afset nedr Ae Horse Station,
i Nes4@ on Wednesdays. 5
v oFFIoERs:
President-P. R. Middlemiss.
Vice President Il. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer--G. w. Neutz.
Captain-James Beggs.
Committee Of Arrangements g. w. Neutz, G..
w. Grissan, Toby Hart, ]. A. Brown. Z
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q and 1sl Charsres street.
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Unlon Knlghts,

Union knights,
OF TIE FOURTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS
President-E. Z. Marshall.
Secretary-L. Dapremont.
Treasurer C. Costley.
Marshal-Wm. Henry.
Assistant Marshals- William Wilson and j. @.
Costley
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Banb a,Ssr, l s.aainritr

wednesday last Crump {Bell) obtained d major
itv oEer Campbsll (Breck5 Of 4a in NottoWay and
i III amelia or majority Of Az IN the two conn
q HaB which gives an aggregate OF about 100; we
have o gain for Bell over Buchanan of 227 Glory
anoagh for one day All hail 10 The triumphant
and significant result Il
Bst aee further. The Brsckinridge candidate
Mf Campbell Il an old political stager.g having
represented The Nottowny district in the Senate oi
Virginia for one or tive terms, and is perhaps the
most popular and Influential Breckinridge man in
his region OK the State. He IS now also President
uf sh8 Bouth=Side Railroad. He is, besides, the
br6zhar inslaW of the Hon. Roger a.. Pryor, one Of
he bip gdns Of tle Breckenridge party in Virginia.
The eHunties of Amelia aud Nottoway are both in
Mf. pryorss district, and these counties have al
s#avg haretofora, without an exception we be.
I5eTe, returned Democratic members to the Legis-
latnIe Take it all in ALL therefore, the position oi
AIrs Campbell was q remarkably strong one--
espAcs0ilq when u il remembered that Col. Grump
81 vi entirely new man, without the special and
HAcAliAs safAenees In his favor POSSESSED by Mr..
ksaHnnhSil, and having never before engaged in a.
eanvasss The triumph Of Our friend Grump
ardef 81 the cirdunsta u one of the most re-.
snarkahc on saaord, and NE cordially eongrainate
hiln md the ReIl men e Virginia upon il.
Richmond sVirgina1 Wing,
Ths 8ailImere Clipper eE the lesh says the Breck-
Insfaks orgsns who are boasting Of the prospects
Il thair takat Id Mary land growing ont Of alleged
distractions from the Bell ranks in Baltimore, are
Rzeniatara, It sasH
We afe gratiled ID bc able to assure our friends
III town and country in Maryland and elsewhere,
that Bell and Everett are stronger today, in Balti.
more, than Of any time previous to the recent
Hnnicipai election
Ba. Logas. Oct. Ia.--Senator Douglas arrived
Aere AT 7A o'cloek this evening ON the packet City
61 Alton He was received by d large crowd, ana
b asW speaking from the Courthouse steps. He
lensea for Jeherson City tomorrow morning.
NNw YoKE, Oct. 10. The Second (Ameriean1
Gongreasinnal IBrooklyn1 District Convention have
endorsed the Breekinridge nominee, Moses Odell.
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RIglat BANK Beu cIappers.

Officers, time and place Of meeting not published)
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/ IMPORTANT no FAnuLIEs.

hFohAANT 40 FAMILIES.
PE N NsYLv ANA
SALT MANUFACTURING GoMPANY,s
SAPONTFlER,
The ready Family Soap Maker and Unipersal
Cleanser,
VIII make hard soft clean Paint remove Tnk fror
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
~ 9f eoste. .25
. TO II pounds refuse grease, usually given away at
about II CENT? pound, Say....................20
GENTS therefore, is the barrel of rstrats
RECEIPT for making different kinds of Soap sent free by ed
dressing Depot of Company, =
LEWIS, JAMES 4 CO.,
sapone had Of any respectable sorekeeper
~ IN sne country. my3l y
RR0WN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
- y Eh is invaluable Family at This season
the year. preventive and Darrhea
and many internal diseases peculiarly in
ner complaints of children and is known prescribed by h
Medical Faculty Prepared only by FRED'K BROWN and
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists United States
aud JNO. WRIGHT \ CO. New Orleans. leo 6nn
MOSS, BROTHER d CO., =0z
No. 430 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
a9~ Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
RFGAITA. IFwRIS etc. ie2 sn
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AedattAs odd fsao'es' Hat erery Saturday Eseaiag.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
= =. :.
Headquarters

M HendQUnrters
s ATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE coNsTITU-
8 TIoNAL UNION PARTY.
The Committee have engaged room for the
Presidential Campaign, No. 3, second aoor Of
Strgy's Iron Building corner of Camp and
Gomm > streets, for the transaction of business,
ia's' 'whe the regular meetings Of the Committee
syiti H. haf s..
= Ihe Con aitlee meets weekly, EVERY TUES
X sV EVENll q, at u O'Clock, and oftener when
RON @ Med s-os. c,rpRy s..-.t.rv
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DIRECTORY

--es The
RHr,1s AND EvERETT CLUBS
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Candy. Sugar PluIns, Lozengcs,

Candy, Sugar Plums, Lozengcs, etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble Refined
Loaf Sugar without aueation admixure Of deeterious
substances of any kind
Those wishing purchase article requested to call
and examine our stock and them with those offered
elsewhere
B-Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put up to
order at prices ranging from s. upwards.
acandies packed m boxes Of 25 50 and 100 lbs,
suitable for The Southern trade and shipped 10 order.
nl5-otders by mail promptly esesnted.
n9-Tetms cash iylT "
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-, r,m,orAI q uNron TIcrxET.

alN N
ron rgEsIDRNr.
John BELL
on Taaaessse.
ron vrcE-rREsrpENT,
Edward Everett'
4 or Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs FOR LOUISIANA
FIRST Electoral District.
RIVIERE q ARDERE, of St. Bernard. = 'Eiectoa; sie
al, DBFERRIET, of Orleans. . Z 4ai'eii ''c
Second Egectordl District.
HoS. RANDEI.L HUNT, of N, Orleans. ,Elector;
JULES LAYERGNE, Of N. Orleans Afsrnaeff ~
TT,ati Eqectora pisa.ict. gaase.
CHRISTIAN RoSELIUS, of Je sersoFss.
DUNCAN IS. GAGE, of Terrebana ..w- IS,o.+or
Fourth HReeto,a8 Alternate.
j. O. FUQUA, Of p 1900.
II. N. FAVBC Z, ssasg ., - - r,,o4o.
- ttft5 / lternate. |
TF' Ii fszectl ~
u 30, sbita.... -. .Elector.
L Ns NGE,p. Gad6q.,.,,. Alternate. |
n u 8t1rs Ne Jls casts his vote for SIX
~ rs eatlt . Of which must reside in |
~. 70 Dis Vets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
NEW ORLEANS.

II .5
Union GueM ANS,
i OF THE CITY d Thursday Essnfess
Mea at odd rem sioERs:
T Eareau. eT
First District, L. Fl. Place Sec
Presiden. A. Legendre; Third District, Chas
vlcesE { Fourth District e. A. Patterson.
ond 56rer--Thos. Askew.
Gusretary-J. 81. Frobus.
4 -srand Marshal--Jas. Beggs.
Assistant Marshals-First District 7. A. Bart
Iette w, r. Fish, F. f. Trinehard; Second District
John Slemmer, " G. De L'Isle, ]. B. Soraparu i,
Third District w. Long, A. Larose, Y. ST. Ceran;
Fourth District, s. S. Shumway, J. P. Smith, G. II.
Beman.
Finance Committee--M Moses Greenwood, Wm, P.
Vincent John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
Union Guard,
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT, AUXILIARY TO THE
ABoYED,
Mes et he Orleans Bal Roam Frtday Eseaiaas
OFFICERS:
President-John Youennes.
Vice. e.Presidents-Fo Fourth Ward, DR.. p. ID. Beach;
Fifth Ward, Amilcar Roux; Sixth Ward, Guy Du-
PLANTER.
Secretary and Treasurer. D. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangements. B. Soraparu, ].
H. Frobus. GustaYe Poree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Union Guard,
OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS THIRD
DISTRICT, AUXILIARY
est al he Third Disid Exchaage corner c E1ysan Fiels
8 and Greataiea Streets on Mondays.
oFFIcERs:
.President-Aug. Duquereron.
Vice Presidents George Clark and John B.
Leefe.
Grand Marshal Chas o. Leblanc
Assistant Marshals-P. Schomberg, S. D. Max
well aud Benj P. Leefe.
Secretary-Louis Power.
Treasurer-Val. st. Ceran.
Finance Gommittee-John B. Leefe, Chas W.
sCulbertson, George Clark, Charles E. Fortier, U.
F. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee of Arrangements--Aug. Larose, Jns.
B. Gunst P. L. Mailloux, Charles Morel, P. Schom-
berg and Chas LeCharpentier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
VALUARLF REMEDIEs.

FTHE ONLY PREPARATION
That has
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
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come to make another. They have certainly the
power of revision.
And now, Mr. President, will bring my remarks
to a termination. The whole question is, in cilect
shall we restore the compromise line by excluding
slavery from the territories Is not that peace =
Was it not peace while i existed Is not this the
olive branch! Is il not the harbinger of repose }
Is it wrongl Is it outrageous Is it any violence
1t is simply to bring back things to where they
were; and all can now say is, that If the Repub-
lican party is true to its purposes, and can effect
them, IT will effect that peace, even to the South
for do not believe they asked for that repeal,
or ever wanted it. believe it was altogether the
exerton of politicians and scramble for the Pres
idcncy. Ifonybody, by that repeal and that KAN
sasNebraska bill, shall ever get to be President by
virtue of it, and succeeded in the purposes for which
n was entered upon, am inclined to think that 80
far from being cure, it will only add another evil
to come out of this box of Pandora.
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TJOR A NEW ENGLAND COLONY OF
II Farm OTIS,
l. MECHANICS AND rR ADERS.
NILS SO UR .

Nj - - O L II |
large tract u fertile land has been bought, situated IN
NORTHERN MISSOURI INN. dlat.y the Hannibal and
St Joseph Raroad 45 miles east OF The city NJ IT. Joseph.
the point the Eissuur Rivers Isl miles west Of
hannibal the Mississippi AMI go miles northwest Of St
Liuis-haviur daily communication by telegraph and
with each Of these cities.
In the same latitude with Philadelphia, it has mild,
healthy climate gently rolling prire and timber lands with
deep, rich and productive soil, abundance o pure water
wood and coal clay for brick, and rock r lime and other
building purposes. Completed railroads anl naybc rivers
directly with the markets north, and south
with the ol the world 1t Is ia the heart Of
that producing region which supplies the immense de-
mand from Kanzas, Pixies Peak Utah, NeH Mexico and
California
Individuals nd Families Associations ii either,
have good farms for settlement Mt low prices and
eommadntdg terms Of payment Circulars coltsning ul
particulars, and map Of Northern Missouri graut1us
~ furnished.
Apply to GEO. 4. HARRIS, Agent.
Union Building, Room No. :,
~ STATE ST., Boston, Mass
References by permission
Messrs. j. T.. Thayer Brother, Boston.
&" J. VI. Forbes Co., "
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rro COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TOWN AGENTS. IN yERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CiAS. BACKMAN
SO Fron-street New York. has made extensive sale Of the
description Of pure Wines and Liquors to Town Agents
In this Stac justly earning by the character Of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and at reason
able prices which fact should not be overlooked by those who
required by law purchase and sell none but genuine
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Application for Goods may be made to CllAs. BACK
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Reference may be made in regard to the character and
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Liquors, tn
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