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Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
Administrators Notice,

IT uAVING taken out letters of administra- l. I ton on the estate of Levi Byram, de- ceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them, properly authenticated, within one year from this date, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate, and if not exhibited within two years, they shall be forever bar red and precluded from all benefit in said es- tate. W. W. BYRAM,
 au29-1m Hickory Plain, Prairie Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
JNO. JAY WILKINS
18th Sections for Sale.

.nN Saturday the 18th September next, V will offer for sale at public auction, before the Court House door in Brownsville, within legal hours the Sixteenth Section in Township ? north range 5 west. Also, the Sixteenth Section in Township south, range vest all on a credit of five years. Purchasers to give bond and security, and pay interest at tne rate of eight per cent. per annum, payaoie semi annually in advance.
 VIM. P. PRESTON,
 Common School Com'r. Aug. 15. 1S6O--4t.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing be- \ tween George McLaren, James McLaf- J, McLaren &L Co.,, has been dissolved by the withdrawal of Mir. James McLaren from the the firm on the 2sth July last.
 lgy- The business will be continued at the old stand under the style and firm of McLAR- EN & JACKSON. lsss- The entire business of the old firm VIII be under the management of McLaren & Jack son, the only persons authorised to settle the same,
 ggg~ We beg leave to say to our customers that this change will not be at all detrimenta' to their interests. GEORGE McLAREN'
 JAMES McLAREN aug15 lm] s. N. JACKSON.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
SALE OF LANDS.

DY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate D Court of Prairie county, July term, 1860, on Monday, the 26th day of November, it be- ing the first day of Circuit Court, wewill of- fer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in Brownsville, the plan tation known as the late residence of Miy w Ware, deceased, to-wit: the S. E. Or. of Sec. 19, and the s. W. Or. of Sec. 20, in township 5 north, range g west--320 acres. There is on the place thirty-five acres of open land all fresh and in fine state of cultiya. tion. There are two geod dwelling, and other necessary out-houses-a good garden, two springs, and good orchard. The stage road leading from Des Arc to Fort Smith, runs through part of this land Also, the s. w. Or. of Sec. 9 in town. north, range vest 160 acres, in the woods, lying on the same road. Persons wishing to examine these lands will call upon James E. Ware or Sampson Moore, near Atlanta.
 TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, the ball. ance in one and two years from sale
 JAMES E. WARE and
 SAMPSON MOORE,
 Executors of Milly W. Ware, decd. = au22-2t
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

A SINGULAR REAsoN.-The Memphis Ape peal supports Douglas and Johnson, and gives as a reason, the Gold maxim, trite as time, that it is right to give the devil his due.'' How many more such friends has Mir. Dou- glas in the south.-[N. '. Journal of Com meIce.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
xEEp IF BEroaE THE pEopLEt

To show thoroughly MT. Douglas is com mitted against the decision of the Supreme Court, on the question involving the powers of Territorial Legislature, we publish below in parallel columns their respective views on this subject:
 "The right of pro- s The people of a perty in slave is dis Territory can, by law tinctly and expressedlyful means, exclude sla- affirmed in the Consti-very before it comes in tution," and that snoas State ;'' and "no tribunal acting undermatter what may be the authority of thethe decision of the Su- United States, whetherpreme Court on that it be legislative, exc abstract question, still cutive, or judicial, hasthe right of the people a right to draw dis-iof the Territories to tinction or to deny to itimake slave Territory the benefit of the pro-or free Territory is visions and guarantees, ,perfect-and complete.'' .'' which have been pro-[S. A. Douglas.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

The drouth has been as severe in Kansas as in Texas; settlers in both places are leay- ing in erewds.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
FOR RENT.

4 COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE with A six rooms, Kitchen, Store house, Cistern;; &c., on Erwin street, centrally located ana convenient to business. Apply at thls oihce'
 August 29, 1S60
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

''lne assumption that the lnhabltanfs or Territory have the right of self-governmeat is unfounded, unconstitutional, without example, and contrary to the entire practice of the Gov ent time." JOHN c. CALHOUN.
 ssIt has been advanced that these people, while Territory, have right to do any thing and everything that belongs to the rights of man. cannot conceive that they have.
 1sWe have always gone upon the ground that these Territorial Governments were in state of pupilage, under the protection or patron age of the General Government. The Terri torial Legislature has constitution prescrib- ed by Congress They have no power not given by that Congress They must act with in the limits of the constitution granted them by Congress, or else their acts become void. The people under the Territorial Governments are not sovereignty; they do not constitute sovereignty, and do not possess any of the rights incident to sovereignty. They are, if you so please to denominate it, in state of inchoate government and sovereignty. If we will consider this question upon the ground of our practice during the last half century I think we will find one way of disposing of it. It is our duty to provide for the people of tie Territory government to keep the peace, to secure their property, to assign to them a subordinate legislative authority; to assign tol them a subordinate judicial authority; to see that the protection of their persons and the security of their property are all regularly provided for; and to maintain them in that state until they grow into sufficient import aIsce, in point of population, to be admitted into the Union as a State upon the same foot ing with the original States. It seems to me
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
NOTICE.

fNHE members of the Prairie County Agri- \ cultural and Mechanical Society are earn estly requestad to meet at the Town Hall on Saturday the 18th inst Those who are not members are invited business of importance will be transacted
 By order of B.F. FORD pres,t
 W. W. WAIR. Secretary.
 Des Are, August 22d, 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

SNt vided for the protection
 of private property"
 "And if Congress it.. self cannot do this-if. it is beyond the power, conferred on the Feder-l al Government-it could not authorize a Terri-i torial Government to- exercise them. It could; confer no power on any local Government, es-. tablished by it's author-I ity, to violate the prin-i : ciples of the Constitu-i j ton" "The only pow CT conferred is the pow i CT coupled with the du-i ty of guarding and pro- tecting the owner in; his right" TSupremeI Court. IT. S. l
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29
DisSOEsstjO2s.

Aug. 15, 1S60-4t.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

lsW ei.llaC 2 .l11
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Constitutional unIon Party Platform.


Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect to misead ard deceive
the people, and at the time to widen the po-
ltica divisions of the country, by the creation and
encouragement of geographical and sectional par
ties, therefore,
Resoloed, That it is both the part of patriotism
and Of duty 70 recognize no political principles
other than
The Constitution of The Country,
The Union Of The States, and
The enforcement of the Laars,
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 reestablished, and the
Government again placed in that condition of just
ice, fraternity and equality which, under. the ex-
ample and constitution Of our fathers, has sol
emnly bound every citizen Of the United States to
maintain 50 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 posterity."
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

/ COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH of NEW ORLEANS
sst a, reqpts Han l2 oaroaet .trec 5 Eyiag Esaiaas
oFFIGERs
Observation-Disclosures w Buddecke.
Fiee-Pfesidents- First District, e. D. Hyde Sec.
sond District, B. Tavaries Third District, j. I.
'Worsley; Fourth District, NJ. Mount.
Grand Marshal-R. r. Demng.
Captain, A. H. Person; First Lieutenant, Chas.
Brown; Second Lieutenant J. a. Il. Brown Jr.;
Third Lieutenant, +. A. Bonito.
Treasurer--0tis Harris.
Recording Seeretary-s. Yulee Hyams
Corresponding Secretary-M. P, Mortee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

CHARTER OAK COOKING SrovE-Among the
many Improvements which have made during e present
century in the comforts OF housekeeping whereby labor is
saved and economy at the time observed but few have
been important those made in cooking invention
the cooking stove Previous the introduction of this valuable
ARTICLE cooking expensigen fuel labor not only
fagung and dagreeabe but females delicate constu.
ons dangerous But the Stove away nearly all
these objections So little fuel Is tho tax amounts TO
next TO nothng and 10 cook with good stove IL almost an
amusement certainly never inuring the health OF
are as many patterns Of stoves there is every other
valuable article for household use from the sewing machine
down and great care should be taken when purchased
get the best IL possible Messrs Rice Brothers. whose
areioeaed a 2i2 fchoupouas street. aud Magazine
betweens Andrew and Josephine the Magazine street
market sole agents for the Charter Stove an article
which has given universal satisfaction wherever used Vein
Yite attention TO their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Bunker Hill Rangers,

or THE FOURTH WARD,
Aeo' corner G'ael and Etu1til streets, On AoR1ag4
OFFICERS 4
President-W. ]. Maynard.
NicePresdent- Victor Gaschet De L'Isle.
Secretary George A. Bears.
Treasurer. A. Baehe #.. 55. r.
Marshai--T. L. Sykes.
Assistant Marshal-Joseph Baker.
Finance COMMUNICATION. Watyman, Jack vii.
SON, James McCracken Arthur Saucier, William,
Hodgkins.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Crlttentlen Guard,

~ Sati5n Hall, Myddss and Poiaais e,ylets o,-
4noiDia4 Esetiogs.
OFFICERS:
President d. Turner
Vice-President-J T. Block
Secretary-Jos. II. DeGrange.
Treasurer-Ge0. @. Wedderburn
Marshal Samuel Aston.
Marshal's Aids and Committee Of Arrange
Thorn.
y Finance Committee Alfred Kearney, Esq, H.
G. Swain, II. L. Warner.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Young Bell Ringers,

AtaaMe old Esaous' Has sreyv Saturday Ese,kag 81
OFFICERS
President--LouiB j. Salomon
Vice-Presidents-First Districts, Jos. F.. Dick =
Second District, 0. Blasco Third District, II. NJ.
jenkins; Fourth District, VIM. Freret.
Secretary--D. G. Canter.
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan.
Treasurer. Watts Kearney.
Grand Marshall. e. Leyerich. 4@
Assistant Marshals- First District, Andrew Jack
son; Second District, W. f. Hodgkns, Jr; Third
District s. G. Tardy; Fourth District, Jesse Bryan.
Foot Marshals-First District, 7. E. Bridge Sec
ond District, A. !. Leverich; Third District e. j.
Blasco; Fourth District, q. B. Pegram.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

the last few days, and the public health is rapidly
becoming perfect
The Spanish ship Niyaria and English brig fepas
both sailed for New Orleans on the asth ult. The
bark W. II. Prescott cleared for New Orleans on
the 2sth uIt. "
P. s.-The W. II. Prescott and Spanish ship
Florida, Blunen, sailed on tie lst inst, for New
Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Bell knights,


Mfetat Ae 81. Philip Bal Room on Tuesday Eeeafags
oFFtGERs.
President-Francis v. Duplessis.
Vice-Presidents-A. l.. H. Kernion and NJ. E.
Macoin.
Seeretary-0scar Leblanc.
Treasurer-Ghares Eseoffier.
Grand Marshal Alfred Cornu.
Assistant Marshas-E. 7. Legendre, A. D. Ber-
nondy, G. Everett, j. T. Beach.
committee of Arrangements Vidal, Chair
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Cornu.
Committee of Ways and Means-A. l.. H. Ker-
mon, Chairman; j. I. Beach, \. Morel, Chas. Du-
plessis, R. j. Ducros.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Union Guard.

Union Guard,
OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS, THIRD
DISTRICT, GAuXnIARY9.
Meet al The Thild District Erehaags e Eysiah Fields
and Graimslt streets, Aoadags
oFFICERS:
Presidcnt-Aug. Duquercron. -.M.=.
Vice-Presidents George Clark and John D.
Leefe.
Grand Marshal-Chas. o. Leblanc.
Assistant Marshals-P. Schomberg, 5. D. Max
well and Benz. r.. Leefe.
Secretary-Louis Power.
Treasurer-Va st. Ceran. @.9.-N.# -a
Finance Gommittee-John 3. Leefe, Chas. W.
Culhertson, George Clark Charles L. Fortier, IT,
Il. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee of Arrangements-Au Larose, Jno
B. Gunst, Z. I. MaiouX, Charles Morel, P. Schom.
berg and Chas. LeCharpentier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Committee of Arrangements,
cheir1nen of Parish Committees.

ASCENSION,
Edward Dutfel. l....s.-..,....,.....D Donaldsonylle.
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. w. JONES', .NapoleonYile.
AEOYELLES,
VIM. H. Murdock =. ......... .Holmesyie.
BiENYILLE,
| Capt Collin Rhodes. 80. ........... Sparta.
B0SSIER,
| Col r. Hodges. NO.. -. Bosser Point
CADDO,
CATAHOULA,
James G. Taliaferro ...t..t...... Hafrisonburg,
CLAIBORNE,
| Judge n. S. Scott ,......4... Homer
GONGORDIA,
Douglas L. Rivers. .Yidalia.
CALDWELL,
Il. d. BrIdger-. ,s.., Columbia
CALCAsTEU,
a. PuJo Lake Charles
DE SOTO,
Samuel Clark. ...'. sMansfeIdI
EAST FELICIANA. FA
i'ei'ss 80 EAST BATON ROUGE, 9atoH 4
DR.. Richard II. Day. y............... Baton Re- II.
FRANKLIN, @H
G. Ramage -....,..-. Wlnnsbofou III.
IBERYILLE,
Samuel Matthews .....s...... .t..,. .Plaquem kle.
@ JEFFERSON,
Pierre SauyG. ...t.=,,.. taffoli' IN.
JACKSON,
A. G. Davis. Yer ron.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil G. Crow. Nv ermlll1on hiTle
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan ....,......-... -. .PonchaJf sana.
LAFOURCHE, ~
r. G. Darden ....,.....,,..,... Thit Saaux.
M0REHoUSE,
j. W. B9a'nsF M MADISON, '..''.""s 'fF'p'
gym : 9''s9n NAfoHirooHEs, 81 '04a'
John Blair Smith, Esq ..-......., .Natos} oches.
John T. Ludeling ..............!E onroe.
Robert J. Barrow. ....,... Ligona Fia-ofice.
PLAQUEMINEs,
Geo. w. Morgan. ]. ......s....... .Nel Orleans.
John R. Williams. ...., ..,..... q exandria
Robert B. stille. ...........s....M Man, kostofiee
$, fillayosa 9; -; - i,e i..3 Orleans
Chas. Davenport. ... st. Charles surt-house.
,,.., -. ST, JAMES, c.a.....
s, ST. JOHN, ~ c....
a. 'iAp'i sT. MARTIN, 'i''
Hon. John Moore, ..,..,......,., A. lew Iberia.
VIM a''as's ST. LANDRY, t3,E. tsAnN''n'
Thomas C. Anderson -. 4 7 Washington
ST. HELENA,
George P. MehIfchael -. Amite City.
ST. Fa8IMANY, IL
VIM. j. Andrews :. -. coyington.
Ms,
DR.. P. Chew ,..st, Joseph.
George L, Lester, -. ..... ."... Houma.
UNI Y, g
VIM. G. Carr. b, FarmersyiEle.
P. o. BrOussard -. .Abbeyille.
Robert Babington, .s.,.z.-. .Franklinton.
4 WEST FELtGl
J. Hunter Collins .. ...., HSt, Francisyille.
/ WEST BATON ROHGfa,
N. W. Pope. ...5...;..s..f Baton Rouge.
! VIM,
Gen. t. S. Woodward, ..,....,. ..,,.st. Maurice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Kentucky Bell and Everett Club,

OF THE SECOND WARD.
OFFICERS:
President--Jas. d. MchIickle.
Vlce-Presidents-- B. Cummings, NJ. Williams,
Thomas Lynch.
Secretary--Wm p. Comstock. s[5sr
Treasurer-Wm. Ireland.
Committee Of Arrangements-Pet D. Zelley,
Henry Hastings, r. Haly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Constitution Club.

NettatAe oriecas Bal Room on Tuesday Evenings.
OFFICERS:
President-G Duplantier.
Niee.President- Henry Garidel.
seeretary-H. Il. Genas.
ITeasufsr-Atred Bernard. F..
Grand Marshal-G. w. Allen.
Committee of Arrangements Jordy, Alfred
berrard' Emile Dupfe, j. X. Baiiy, Numa Deiery.
, ASSISTANT A. Marshals-H Grimshaw, Jas. Vienne,
" W. Hoy, Philip Buchanan, Emile Dupre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Rough and Ready club,
OF THE SIXTH WARD,

UT TIE HIAIH WARU,
Meets at he 81. P6ip Ban Roam on essry Monday Eseig.
OFFICERS:
President-Joaqun Viosco.
vice-Presidents "A Sambola, T. G. Hoggarth.
Secretary. A. Weysham.
Treasurer-F. Sambola, Jr.
Marshal-Ed. Fagot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Mount Vernon Club,

OF THE SECOND WARD,
Meet at No. 0 Neo basin ceeyV Friday Eeeaiag.
OFFICERS
President-Thos. Murray Esq.
Presidents-A. Howell, Chas. Pride.
Secretary-E Edward s. Hoole:
Treasurer-W. I. Stocker.
Marshai-John L. Gubernater.
Assistant Marshals-E. Bessy, Jos. Laborde.
Finance Committee. w. Wilder, VIM. Grant,
DR.. Bensadon, q. w. Dorr.
Committee of Arrangements Breeden,
Robert Armistead, ". P. Coleman, E, Toledano, e.
A. Tyler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
coMMERcrAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans Crescent 5-ys.sy.g
HAVANA, oet. y, lsoV.
NJ. Eato'--Ihe elayea sugar mafket was, auf-
ing the last and mas peeh 1hus lar this Week. fatef
more animated than al the daie ot nay ast aosices
fuii rates lsay upon tne pasis u e4 ieais Pc,
afrQoe ZOE - ?. No. ~ nasihs eeen pala ~ -
me sstic1r5 prs susals .las nase o,aissu nanus.
ssaies =, peasle ii'''n ~ sise
tets aui, ia.es, ~ 'i'e
wiliiss .ns iomet eaasses s,s
a,sse L H., ,si;tr on,,, ,,;,r1t
low yates
,,f',s whites "a a goo deroand
s AL, ata. Tbe stocs hare and at
III 1T N frop, M oof AGAINST abopt
IN a,o -. :, .,,;z ,ost ,,aar
~, Hare u odr;sa
a. sssts,,vas ,vhera ths stocl- a Greatly rancad
ho,s ,aen .lo.aS a. s,o,
,o - ,,osso,
rs'.ssn sssssa,.
MaY.ssrs r,axes IA Ia bed ~ raa,s
~. - x,,;o,' ~ ..,ra u ION hhas :, -
se,;vars5 i nrtaasa ,vos ta,ss, ,ast wes,s
mo M x,s;,.aa sr,,s - r,a-sa,,, .,s
s,,a q, tba ;,,st q soo u a. M. ha as,
MI, = so1 - -, q e., rtr.,,, nr,,o or.;ola
No.. ~, 4 III - ,,rassaa snd saft Tar5 i
,;e, i ~ fa,,,, ,f,;o,,t -
has a5 y 80 la
80. :, a,an Ss1 -
'os ?, s1n1 1s's'' =, ,li' aA1 ~ =
Y sa.s7 -. ,',s
Aess soioii' .ioi az sIo 'i'u - Aess nii-
aueiphla' also rom store On saturaay' az 70 per
quntal. a lew huhorea hegs JUST afflVeo, per
Hamiton, irom Phiiadeiphia, nave not as yet peen
offered to purchasers.
CHEEsE.-50 Gheeses, ex-P Philadelphia, from New
York, sold last week at sl2 per quintal.
HAMS of superior quality are in too full supply;
really good are rather scarce and in good demand
25 bbls. in yellow bags, from New York, and 4
bbls., from same port sold at SIS per quintal.
PoRK in bbls is dull, although the stock is small
Clear Pork is abundant Last sales reported 1
| boxes, ex.Delhi, from Philadelphia, at SIG, Is
boxes at SIS 50, and boxes Inferior at $l2 per
qnintal
CANDIES Composition, Star and Adamantine,
are in very full. supply; 46 boxes Composition.
from store. and "a boxes of same dissertation from
ph;Iadelnbia sold-tbe latter on satnrlau-at s2s
per quintal.
TALLow-common is yery abundant and selling
At sI3 "a sIa 20 ner onintaI Far eood en.,;tv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Metropolitan Club,

OF THE THIRD WARD, AUXILIARY TO THE EyEE
EFT RANGERsl
sa corner Coamea and ctatorne Streets 3a Taes1qgs.
OFFICERS:
President Henry Beebe.
Vice-President- Hanson Kelly.
Treasurer--Robert Pringle, Ms#
Secretary-Geo. w. Simpson.
Finance C0mmittee--Geo. w, Stoddard John r,
Bradley, Robert Prinke, Hudson English, -- Per.
kins, Hanson Kelly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
EIEaANr FrRNIruRn.-P. Mallard, No. IS ROYAL

ELEGaNr FnRNITURE.-P. Mallard, No. SIS Royal
street. has now en- sale most complete and varied stock
furniture and upholstery goods rich elegant alike in design
ana nh comprising all hat is unique and in both
departments Of Workmanship whether OF foreign or domestic
manufacture. Those who design to furnish their houses com
pleie their in exquisite style should certainly exam
inc tile stock Of Mr. Maard word for H. they will And
themselves bswildered by the attractive display of beautu
articles which his establishment offers for the inspection OF
casersto whose attention commend the advertisement
which this morning appears in our columns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

gaining. And, what is more--and mark our words
9Breekinridge win continue to lose down to the
day Of election, while Douglas aud Bell will con-
tinue to gain! The Yancey candidate has no
chance in the world of obtaining the electoral vote
Of Virginia. and it is useless for the Breckenridge
organs and orators to be trying to humbug. people
at distance with any such preposterous idea,
tRichmond Wing.
SPECIAL MEETING OF CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
NATIONAL CoMNTrEE-IF Washington, Oct L.
special meeting of the Union National Committee
was held here to-day. Among the members present
were Mallory of Kentucky, Hill Of Georgia, Bryan
Of Alabama, and Boteer Of Virginia. the bus
ness transacted has not transpred but it is under
stood the members are in high spirits in regard to
the result of the approaching election antiei-
pating the certain defeat of Lincoln.
SCHIEDAM SeHNAPPs.-Udolpho Wolfe has been
nominated for Congress in New York City.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Fossil Club,

teoMfosED OF GENTLEMEN OVER FORTY YEARS
OF AGE,
safest a Odd Fetofs HuQ Fciaog Eesnisa'.
~ oFFIoERs
PrhFg5ident-J. M. Lapeyre.
vi E-Presdents-Fi District, 7. l.. MeGill;
SecoId District, NJ. Barnett Sr.; Third District
john EB. Leefe Fourth District, Jacob Staub.
tretary-Henry Bier.
TIEasurer-Benj. Florance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
NATIONAL UNION rIcKEr.
y y NNFAN~AFN v y = n u M u +
-s+-
FOR PRESIDENT.
j o h n B ells
FOR vIoE-pREsTpENT,
e dwarf Evere t t,

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA.
FIRST Electoral District.
RIVlERE GARDERE, of st. Bernard. y. .Elector.
G. DEEERRIET, of Orleans. ....,. Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELL HUNT, of N. Orleans Elector.
JULES IiAVERGNE, of N. Orleans. Alternate.
I9ird Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RoSELIUS, of Jefferson Elector.
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrebonne Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
J. O. FUQUA, of East Feliciana $3.50. .Eeetor.
II. N. FAYRoT, Of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS H. LEWIS, of Opelousas Elector.
YALSIN FOURNET, of St. Martin. -. Alternate.
Si1,lp, Electoral District.
JOHN RAY Ouachita. .......... Eector.
HONz sDGE, of Caddo. ........ Alternate.
,oter at the polls casts his vote for SIX
each one Of which must reside in
a8parate Districts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Minute nIe,, af ,Gn.

Mes at Station Han, Nvades r,e near he Horse sesa,
on Wafnesstays.
oFFIoERs:
President-P. r. Middlemiss.
vicePresident-A. II. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. W. Neutz.
Captan--James Beggs.
Committee of Arrangements W. Neutz, C,
w. Grasan, Toby Hart, j. A. Brown.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Everett Rangers,

Of THE THIRD WARD,
Aa d ne CaroRon Raoad Dpos ooasr u Baroans a,s5
Perdtdo aseets, IN Wednesdays .
OFFICERS.
President-Lea F.. B&kewell. , .5.5
Vice President W. g. Dales.
Seeretary--C. +. Verlander.
Treasurer. Yeatman.
Grand Maeshal-Thos. Askew.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Union Guard,
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT AUXILIARY TO THE
l.. zM ABOVE9,
Meet dt the Orleans Bdn Room on Friday Eeelttn9s
OFFICERS. 9@@s =.m.
President-John Youennes.
Vice Presidents Fourth Ward, DR.. E. D. Beach;
Fifth Ward, Amilcar Roux; Sixth Ward, Guy Du-
PLANTER.
Secretary and Treasurer. d. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangemeets-J. B. Soraparu, j.
H. Frobus, Gnstaye Poree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Headquarters
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CoNsTITU-
TIoNAL UNION PARTY.
The Committee have engaged room for the
Presidential Campaign, No. 2, second floor of
Story's Iron Building corner Of Camp and
Common streets, for the transaction of business,
and where the regular meetings of the Committee
will be held.
The Committee meets weekly, EVERY TUES
DAY EVENING, at q O'Clock, and ottener when
required.
THos. CURRY, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Fossils Guard,

Hg al tic RH opsr he carrouoa Railroad Dsgoi, on Fsi
day Eesaags.
OFFICERS:
fJaptain-R. l. Bruce
klreasurer-C. Huahez
gSeeretary-Chas. Thompson.