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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

WINES. LouoRs, on, Erc.-M Messrs. s. D. Gratiaa
CO. 50 Gnstomhouse street. have their usual stock
with which the fall demands Of ther extensive civ
and country trade They advertise this morning for sale in
store bond heavy stock olive OIL demjohns absynihe
Kirseh, port sherry and Madeira
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
BELL Rangers,

BELL Rangers, 55-
OF THE FIRST WARD,
Mect at Eagtc Hall on ertry Tuesaay Esepi,a.
OFFICERS:
President. M. Mechanism.
Viee-Presidents-B Bland, J. S. Clark.
Secretary-Frank J.. Clayton. "%a
Treasurer-W. w. Mccarthy.
Chief Marshal-Wash. Marks .z -.-.
Finance Committee. N. Marks, W. II. Cook,
J, ?. Harrison, W. X. Day, A. Kearny, H. Rem
shaw.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

DoLREAR CoaaRRcIAf ColLEGa or THE CIrY or
MY who i#s an aesez IN spatheln praetica
oaeation VI bs pleased learn that ts institution Is
oHriaag than before This shows that eiizeus
iegas appreciate sh4ir insitaons instead Of send
ing elsewhere. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Everett Guard,

M4 Everett Guards
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Me W dt HH, Of Nayaaes and Josephine st,ses
on Wednesday Epeaiags.
OFFICERS:
President w. N. Perkins.
Vice e-Presidents- Northern John A. Wat.
kins, Theo. A. James, Samuel A. ShumWay, l. N.
Phillips.
: seeretaries-Wallace Hunter and R. F. w.
Treasurer Samuel Summer.
Executive Committee George W. squires, D. p
Logan, B. NJ. Horrell, Samuel Fl. Kennedy, NJ
kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, Il. F. Given,
3. s. Keep, W. B. Conger.
Finance Committee w, B. BowIes, NJ. I.
squires, George d. Field, Samuel MeConico
Committee of Arrangements g. D. Bunce.
Chas. Ballejo w. II. Reese
Grand Marshal-Gaspard Shrieber.
=, Assistant Marshals-F. Mem. SWAIN Henry S.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Richard Collins was almost Instantly killed be-
tween two cars which he was coupling at Boston,
on Saturday. He never spoke after he was struck.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
National Executive Committee of the Com
stitutiOnnl Union Party.

Hon. Alexander R. Boteler, of Virginia, Chairman.
John A. Rockwell, of Connecticut
William Temple, of Delaware.
J. Morrison Harris, of Maryland.
Joshua Hill, Of Georgia.
Richard w Thompson, of Indiana.
n. Z, johnson, Esq, Galena, Illinois.
Robert Mallory, of Kentucky.
Marshall P. Wilder, of Massachusetts.
Anthony Kennedy, of Maryland.
D. B. St John, of New York.
James Bishop, Of New Jersey.
John A. Gilmer, of North Carolina,
Henry NJ. Fuller, of Pennsylvania
Thomas A. r. Nelson, of Tennessee.
For The District Of Columbia,
Hon. Jos. Bryan, Of Ala.l
Benz. 0ge Taylor, Esq.
r. III. Williamson, Esq. Washington CITY,
w. G. Freeman, Esq.
Jos. II. Bradley, Esq.
l.. A. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary.
Headquarters of the Committee, 357 street,
between Ninth and Tenth Washington, D. c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

THE CORNER CLoTHIsG sToRE-This admirable
institution is most successfully and popularity conducted by Mr.
Robert Gbbe who deals wholesale in fashionable
garments and furnishing goods Those who about getting
into their fail ineguments will ud what is Stylish neat and
comfortable at the Of Camp and Grayie us we need
hardly inform them the character of Mr. Grbbes establish.
ment being matter Of wide celebrity both town and
country Let every wearer Of pantaoons mis- advertise
nent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

OF ALGIERs,
dc 81 caaSzss Ban booa ia Agiers on Tpsfasslags
OFFICERS:
President-A. B. Seger.
ce-President-William Martin.
secretary-A. IL. lsaacson,
Treasurer-Wm Sarazin.
Marshal--Charles E. Morrison.
Committee on Ways and Means-Norhert Tre.z
gagnier, Hypolite Forter, l.. W. Dodge, Thomas
Reese, VIM. Broadman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
M Everett Knights.

Nee, a No. s. Camp sre corner Of Naas= on Thseg,
OFFICERS:
President-R. G. Latting.
yice-Presidents--Fr District, George Burns ];
Second District, A. G.. Bakewell; Third District,
DR.. H S. Forwood; Fourth District, II. D. Gribble.
William Gribble.
Secretary-Gharles N. Frost.
Grand Marshal--George w. Helme.
Assistant Marshals-H. W. Bassett, H. S. Tor.
wood and L. H. Gardiner.
Finance CommitteeA. G. BakeWell, J. r. Pic
ton and W. G. Goyle.
Executive Committee. H. Gardiner, R. G..
Latting, E. B. Adams, Robert Grihbe and George
Thomas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
NEW ORLEANS s.


OF THE CITY oFN NEW oRLEANs
Med at odd FeIops Hall en- TAars3dg EpesfBgs
OFFICERS
President--A. Mazureau. .=sss-
Nice-Presidents- First District Il. Fl. Place Sec
ond District, A. Legendre Third District Chas
Cuibertson Fourth District, L. A. Patterson.
Treasurer-Thos. Askew.
Secretary--J. ii. Frobus. ...a@s..... ~ 4
Grand Marshal-Jas. Beggs.
Assistant Marshals-First District, T. A. Bart
lette, W. r. Fish, +. f. Trinehard Second District,
John Slemmer, Y. G. De LIsle, J. B. soraparu ,
Fourth District, S. S. shumway, j. P. Smith, G. H.
Beman.
Finance Committee Moses Greenwood, WIN. P.
Vincent, John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

GARrgr AND CURTAIN GopDs.-Messrs. Watkins
oan 20 Camp street receiving BY late arrivals stock
Of beautiful goods The curtain aud carpet way eorces
eic Foiis furnishing houses this fan should not overlook te
dese when Inspecting goods wit view to
nloehase Tues ehoice these elesant See I'd
I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

New FALL DRY Goops.-Our lady renders win
please give attention the advertisement of Mr. s. B. Church
M Of Dryades and Eaic streets lie the
cep of new fdy eoodt elegant andslh bought very
of course very low they viii discover calling
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

MEssas. JonN Wright &Go., wholesale and re.
tai dealers medicines u and l5l Charities street pabsA a
yetseents TO which direct The attention Of readers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
DIRECTORY

THE
BELL AND EvERETr CLUBS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

LADIES, ATTENTION The million lady readers Of
the Crescent mas at once ta TO e advertisement Of Mesrs
Lion Andrea and read we they have say about the new
lot Of beautiful combs they hays Bust received from Paris
They Will then go a. once oi couEse the essr
A. which is 81 and So Royal street of Benvie as We
need not tell them. they al know where Il is.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Union knights,

ii OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT. ..
OFFICERS
Presi bent-E. L. Marshall M.+.m =..
SecrtE tEary-L. Dapremont
Treaf flrer-J. G. Costley.
Mar$pal--Wm. Henry.
Assistant Marshals- William Wilson and j, C.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Right Eanls Bell Ciappers,

Officers, time and place of meeting not published)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Boy wASTEp.-A good situation is open at Isl
Canal street. for an energetic and industrious lad See adyeF
.istineat..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Blue suITs.-see advertisement of those extern
siye dealers ess n G. Foger Som who have on sale IN
assortment blue suits for aud boys and youths
~esr Traders should inspect this stock Of goods as they viii
find them and Tho terms Vgo,t thy their attention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Mn. Bells Record the slavery Question.
A document has been published by the Breckin-
ridge and Lane National Committee in Washing
ton City, purportng to be a Record Of John Bell
on the slavery question, filed with charges and
inuendoes against his soundness as a Southern
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

of the Sunday Dispatch and who was defeated by
Mr.. sickles last year. Ex,Mayor VIM. Wall, of
Williamsburg, is the Republican nominee for Con-
gress in the Fifth District; A. F. Daw, in the Sew
enth District, and A. Wakeman in the Eighth
District.
VIRaINIA.--The Breckenridge editors and orators,
after having been terribly down in the mouth ever
since the magnificent b,st t1'' in Baltimore, are
beginning, as the election approaches, to indulge
in the har nless game of brag. And they are thus
boasting and putting away, without either rhyme
or reason. Not thing has occurred within the
of Breckinridge-a man who already lies buried
under thirty thousand majority against him in his
| own STATE Of Kentucky, and for whom there is no
/ resurrection!
Because, here and there in the State timid trem-
/ bling, spaniellike Douglas man, under the nfiur
ence OF party lash. declares in favor of Breckin-
ridge, the Brecknridge organs Immediately set up
q loud cry Of rejoicing and swear by the beard 81
Mahomet that Virginia is all safe for Breckenridge
i by an untold majority. And yet, not a single one
| OF these loud-mouthed fellows viii risk his money
| on his brag The whole thing is ridiculous. Where
a few seary political aspirants in the Douglas ranks
have given in their adhesion to the Yaueey seced-
| ers thousands of the bone aud sinew of the party
| have declared in favor of Douglas while thou
| sands MORE we have good reason for believing,
have declared in favor of Bell The trnth is--and
Breckenridge is Uefy dead in Virginia. Indeed. tie
Yancey Breckenridge party was ten or fifteen thou.
sand votes stronger Immediately after the n0mina-
lions were made, than it is now, or ever will be
again. That faction has been losing daily and
rapidly ever since the adjournment Of the Baiti-
more Convention in June while Bell and Douglas,
On he other hand, have been constantly and rapidly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

get been put stop TO Ia HAVANA
The following are the names of the d,tistes who
viii compose the Italian Opera Company, at the
1eat-o Tdoon, the coming opera season sig
negas Lotti Dellasanter, Ines Natal and Villar
Folpini, prime dome assoloto signora Fanny Ma
tall de- Testa, primero contralto assoluto Signora
Satili, FIRST treble and compremaira Signors
Fancini and Volpini, first tenores assolutos " de
pseza;' signor .. Testas first tenore assoluto
q di grazia;st Sgaor COSTA, second tenore; Sig
nors 3. Cresio and Mancus first baritones ass o.
lutos basso profundo, Signor A. Biaschi; Il.
Rocco, basso and caricato;n Gottschalk, Nuno
ana Garcia, chefs de orchestra.
Although many Of the above names ara unknown
TO fame In this hemisphere, yet the artistes who
possess them are said to be Of European celebrity
The prima donna Iotti comes to us from ST. Peters
burg at which metropolis she is stated to have sung
ii I'LL the principal theaters in Europe. Tancani,
the tenore, is aisoreprasented to enjoy very wide
European nelehriiy, and Brase1li, the basso pro-
fsindp, b understood % possess voice equal to
that of Mafini, whose style Of singing his much
resembles. The repertoire includes { The Masked
Bal, by Verdi Don Sebastian 2 by Doniaetti; /;
g afarcns yisconti,H by Fetrellui e The Bravo, Z
by Mercadante the sicilian Yespers,p BY Verdi !;
a Gsrrayo de Altnmura, by Risci z The Prerap1
fiena,f by PetrelIu and Don Baeelulo-se you will
ses the artistes prove to possess anything like
tls talent attributed 10 them, ne shall AL Hfoba.
bEIify have 4 rery brilliant opera season. had
neafly Tar 10 add that expect sYith some
.anxiety new opera from the inspired pen ot
GsslksssoN wliehjf produced bere and proves
success. though Il oas1ot increase bis wusid-ssde
reaown; viii vastly add % sLe number Of golden
oazas of which few men are proud 70 acknowledge
fissy possess qssasitsssfl ss!Gaeif
Tls Hsasher has been loss oppressiyely Waira
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Platform of the Perdiemists, Disorgan-
 iZers and Bankites.

Resslred, That we will support candidate for any of the county offices, prosecuting attorney, or representative in either house of the General As scmbly, who is now opposed to the re election ol Thomas c. Hindman.-Crdmford county Plattorm
 If this is to be the test of democratic faith in Arkansas, it is useless for us to at tempt to edit a democratic paper. The Cincinnati platform contains the articles ot the democratic creed; in it no such article can be found. Obedience and servlllty to men has ever been held in this State as undemo- cratic and degrading. Yet, it seeems, Tn Crawford that there is no other passport to favor but adhesion to the fortunes of one man. All are prescribed as unworthy who dare prefer another-though he be hls brother or father!! This is worse than know nottingham, for it proscribes not on lv foreigners and catholics, but natives, who have the independence to prefer some one else to the present representative ot the first district
 Here is below Mr. Baxter's opinion of Messrs Green, Hays and Walkers demo- cracy-lhey need introducing to each other.
 "Mr Baxter offered the following reso- lution:"
 Resolced That we deprecate an effort on the part of the democracy to make preference for men-a test of democracy-and will regard all such move ments a species of dsloyaty to the democratic party, tending to disorganiZation.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Guns Spiked.

No. 1. The editor of the old Line Democrat started out with plank in his platform denouncing Gov. Conway for vetoing the bill to change the time of hol6- ing the congressional elections.
 The argument of the disorganizers was based upon the ground that the first elec- ton for Congress was held in 1887. When we showed them that the first election for Congress was held in 1886, and repeated their argument to them, they became silent and quit that plank.
 No. 2. The old Line Democrat com menced war upon Gov. Conway for de- clining to sign the bill reducing State rev enue. When we showed that this bill would probably cause sacrifice of the mortgaged lands and also drive our State to repudiation, it abandoned that plank.
 No. 3. The old Line Democrat under took the defence of the Trustees of the Real Estate Bank. When we called upon it to account for the deficit of over one mil lion, and to explain Mr. Biscoe's corn and cotton transaction, 1t came to dead halt.
 No. f. The Old Line Democrat with the aid of the Ex-Treasurer undertook to right a great wrong committed some where by the public printers. When we brought them down to facts and specifications they abandoned the printing question.
 No. 5 The editor promised the people of Arkansas, with their aid, to rid them of the rule of "a thick-headed set of political stock jobbers' and 'family" and 'junto" and dynasty" etc, etc., eide Woodrgf, Borland and Danley's dictionory.
 But when we called for the names and called upon him as duty he owed to the public to expose them by name and by deed, he onswered mot He charged conspiracy of this ''clique" and family" to control and "barter" away the offices of the State, and when called upon to denounce them by name as was the duty of "sentinet on the watch touer,' he becomes silent and fails in his loyalty to the interests of the State.
 No. 6. When we charged the author ship of ' Viator" upon his chief, he denied it by authority and demanded the proof.
 We furnished the proof and the Editor cures. He admits by his silence the dis grace of his leader and sings louder his peans
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.

The work on the third division of this road is progressing rapidly; about twenty eight miles are ready for the crossties.
 We learn that a contract is about being consummated for the erection of the bridge over the St. Francis river; and that the prospects, for the commencement of the second division from Madison west, Is very fattering.
 The prospects of securing the iron rails, locomotives, etc, for the third division of the road-from this point to White river amount to almost a certainty. The above information we gather from a letter fgom the president of the road, and other reliable sources.
 We can now congratulate our readers upon the cheering prospect before us. Ar kansas is now fast filling up with an en- terprising population, and works of inter- nal improvement are visible on every side.
 The work, mentioned at the head of this article, is one of the most important, and easy of accomplishment, of any work yet undertaken. We wish it all success.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
E1s- The Old Liner is fearful that the

Efs- The Old Liner is fearful that the "nan'ericol majority rule'' will be adopted at Dover to defeat its chief. The insinua ton that we would resort to any such dis honorable means to elevate or defeat any aspirant Is unwarranted. No one ever thought of resorting to so vile and corrupt trick to procure a nomination, except Mir. Hindinan himself. He is the author, inventor and father of the numerical ma, iority rule" in Arkansas, and none will dispute the honor with him. He claims it. and tried its merits fully upon Greenwood and was foiled in his effort. Denounce Hindman as the man of dishonor who re- sorts to these tricks, not us. It is the duty of Mir. Peek to denounce fraud and corrup- ton. He is ever anxious to saddle us with any crime, but if we show him Mir. Hindman claims to be the author or 1t is proven upon him he smoothes it over, says nothing or de- fends. He may assist to elevate Hindman, but he does 1t at the expense of his own repntation. What is dishonorable in us becomes immaculate if transferred to the door of his leader.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Late Items.

1,0S5 bales of cotton were destroyed by fire in the Union cotton-yard at New Or leans, on the 3rd inst.
 In the House of Representatives, on the 27th ult., ex-Governor Ford, oi Ohio, was elected printer by one majority. On the 29th the record of the election was objected to and, after a long discussion, the journal was amended and the election annulled.- On the 3rd of March, Ford was again elect ed.
 The speech of Senator Seward is admit ted, on all hands, to have been a failure It did not fulfil expectation.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
pulaski County Democratic Ticket.

We present to-day the democratic ticket, nominated by the Pulaski county demo- cracv on Monday last. It is full and complete, and, in our belief, the best and strongest ticket ever selected in the county. The nominees are men of mind and char octer and all of them bear unblemished renutations. The ticket is an able one, and, judging from the serious faces of our opponents, is one that commands the con- fdence and support of the county.
 Pulaski county is democra Political changes and emigration, have made it so After political thraldom of more than twenty years, the democracy will now wrest the power of the county from their opponents. They will, at the next August election, elect the last man upon their ticket. Pulaski county was democratic two years ago, and would have triumphed completely, if they had only known their strength, and rallied around their nominees But doubts, and pledges to our opponents, beat portion of our ticket. This is not the case now. There are no doubts, and no pledges have been given. The demo- cracy are confident, united, harmonious and determined. We never witnessed so much confidence aad enthusiasm among them before, while our opponents seem dis pirted and discouraged.
 Victory is certain-we proclaim it in advance The election in August next will, for the first time, in the history of the State, crown the democracy of Pulaski with complete and glorious triumph.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14

Es- The Old Liner is very considerably exercised about the editorship of the True, Democrat. It says Mir. Woodward edited it last week. Such Is not the truth Wewere absent, and the paper was wholly edited by another gentleman of this city. Mir. Wood ward is not the associate editor of the True Democrat. During the months of Decem Der and January, while we were absent, MT. Woodward then edited the paper.
 We are not only surprised at Mr. Peek s anxiety on this subject, but at his lerti- nacity in perverting the truth. The malice with which he pursues MT. Woodward seems to be unfounded. as
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
ORFuL !-One of the Memphis papers

ORFuL !-One of the Memphis papers has stirring item headed:
 Terrible Trogedyin Arkansas-A Nan Murdered in His Own House-Lynch Lav -T,ro men, Me Wanderers, and the Wye of Me Deceased Hasband Hung by e mod"
 It then gives the particulars, how man named Robinson was shot through win dow, as he was going to bed-how nobody was in the house but his wife-how the neighbors smelt whole nest of rats and arrested the wife-how she implicated two brothers-how when arrested one sad he gave his brother a hundred dollars to kill R. that he might marry Mrs. R.-how the aforesaid neighbors hung the aforesaid two brothers and were about to hang the woman. And all this happened where! Why in Courtland county, Arkansas. But where is Courtland county? We'll, it IS bounded on the north by Warren county. An, but how is it bounded on the south, and east, and west? Now you have got us.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Txs- The mayimS of the WiseSt men arr

TE" The maxims of the wisest men are to preserve the body in perfect health, not to wait for the development of disease.- |" Be wise in time" check and guard against the first approach. Keep the stomach and blood healthy and pure, and the plaques of a poisoned atmosphere fall harmless. The only remedy that will thoroughly purify the blood, and at the same time strengthen and invigorate the system, is MoLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURI- TIER. Try it, and you will be convinced. See advertisement
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
I- The Old Line Democrat says:

"Anv man who has carefully watched the pro press of event, in this State for the past few months, can not have failed to discover most reckless spirit of disorganization engendcred and kept alive hv the course which the True Democrat andits par tizans have pursued and are still pursuing"
 The Pulaski county convention was the only one Mir. Peek ever attended in this State. He pledged himself to abide it's de- cisions. He has failed to do so and we are not bound to notice any charge of disor ganization from any quarter not entitled to credit on that subject. We have attended conventions in Arkansas from our earliest manhood, and have (though often in the minority) always and under all circum- stances abidcd in good faith, the decisions thereof, and supported the nominees. MT. Peek has bolted the first and only conven- tion he ever attended and in the face of these facts accuses us of Reorganization ]! Surely he is raising dust to hide his fight from our ranks. He need give himself no trouble to make an excuse. His course is patent to all and he might as well go soon as late The democracy of this State have been too often deceived by know knothings and disorganizers to be caught again.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14

THE VIAToR LETTER.-This document is now in Helena. The editor of the State Rights Democrat says he does not wish to see the manuscript. First, he says he does not believe Hindman wrote it. Further on he says:
 If tho letter is genuine tt stolen from this office. We Jeleue it stolen through the instru- mentality of man in this town"
 Now if it was stolen from that office, 1t is not forgery. Calhoon says he believes it was stolen. One of two things then fol- lows: It is genuine and Hindman lies when he says it is forgery, or if Hindman tells the truth the forgery was committed in the office of the State Rights Democrat. So they go. One tells one story and another directly opposite one.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
H- Gen. A. G. Mayors has consent

Eg- Gen. A. G. Mayors has consented to become a candidate for the nomination for State Senator from Sebastian and Scott counties.
 We wish him all the success he deserves. He has ever been consistent, active democrat, and, as member of the le- o;slature. was active and influential He has decided talents for oratory, and, in 1S44. ranked as the first speaker In the leo;slature. His defence of Sevier from the resolutions of censure passed by the legislature of the previous session. was published at the time, and was the telilns speech on that question.