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Wives by Wholesale

The Mormons in Utah average,
they indulge In The matrimonial luz
ury at all, about four wives to eacl
brigham Young initiates KIN
DAVID, we believe, and has differ
ent vile for every different day il
the year poi mentioning specis
number Of ezra favorites for holi
days and Sundays. There are thir
teen Of his personal friends whose
moderate appetite for connubial bliss
is satisfied With nineteen or twenty
wiv, s--over two thousand saints
who have eight wives each--oyer
seven hundred with five wives each
about eleven hundred modestly
content with four each, and twenty
four hundred whose ample skirts, in
their own opinion, will not serve to
convey to the Mormon paradise more
than from one to three each Of these
gentle houris Of Deseret. We dare
say that there a great mary respec-
table gentlemen who are Mormons,
except in name, and might be found
without looking as far as. Salt Lake
City and It's dependencies. Thsre
are many also, il is possible, who are
non-Mormons FROM timidity, not con-
viction. But the whole number OF
ayowed Mormons in the Worl5, at
present, is estimated by Mormon
authority at 10000; and, if per-
mittsd, this gigantic army designs to
make national JGgnio for Itself in
Ghe centre of the American Union,
to laugh to seorn the idea Of say /
"psramosnt religion founded by |
any prophet greater than Joe Smith, /
ana TO open a mora lszsr house icr
tho refuge Of all unfaithtnl wives and
sslacious !usban IS from Pekln to /.
New Orleans, from Paris to Nangasa- |
Iii. Physiology insists that where r
body is tull of corrupt humors, The
opening of rurnipg sore For their
collection and discharge conddces to
the general hesath and purifies the
general system. In this view ne
might look upon Utah as great
issue, or ulcer, reekipg With moral
rottenness, but opened in our midst
by a special Providence 10 rid us of
those polluting elements which might
otherwise eyentuate in the putre-
sesnce of the body polite, and lead
to a national death. And still, coz !
selling as may be such reflection,
who wants that horrible plague-spot
70 stand ever associated in lis stencil
with our country's honest Dame?-I.
who wishes to see the liberty we
are proud Of tortured into the toll {
eranoe of a RIGHTEOUSNESS az rank =
as it is saerilegiOus, as defiant of the !
decent principles Of man as OF the
sublime revelations of his maker.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The undersigned by request have
agreed upon the above list Of appoint
ments, at which times and places ".
P. ToIIey, the Breckinridge and Lane
eIector, and Isom ?. Diswukes, the
Bell nud Everett elee.or, for this
County, will address their fellow
citizens. WMi. W. JAMES.
Aug s, 1869. J. D. SCOTT.
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Howard Association.
= ys,7ERyzSe n O0r Don
PAM g DICE EMINo

- S--A~1S-@<~t ~ s@l- - ~ Z. g. .
A Benevolent Institution established 6y .pscia
Emloarnaent for the Relief eff ,he Sex an,
DISTRESSED. afflicted ,0iM KlraIert and Epi-
demic Diseas-s
X n times of Epidemics, it is the object al
4 this Institution to establish Hoy1ifals 10
provide Nurses, Physicians, Clothing. Food.
Medicines, &c, for the sick and destitute 10
take charge Of theorphans oil deceased parents
and to minister, ia every possible wAv. to
he relief of the aft icted and the health Of
the public at large. 1t is the duty of the di-
rectors. at such times, to visit personally the
injected districts, and TO provide and execute
means of relief Numerous physicians. rot
acting Members Of the Association. USUALLY
enrol their names on its books, subject to he
called upon to attend its hospitals, free of
charge u
In the absence of Epideu,ics. the Directors
rave authorized the Consulting Surgeon TO
give MEnIcAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons
suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES Of q
VrnIent character, arising from aEu>e Of the
phYSicti powers. mal-treaimeIt, the effect of
arugs' &C. when they apply by letter or other
wise, and, IN case Of ex-rcnle poverty. to FIR
NIsH MEIlcIvES FREE OF CHARGE. II mead
ess 70 add that the Association commands the
nish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association. in their
late Annuai Report express the highest salts |
faction with the success which he's afforded |
the iabors of their Surgeons in the cure Of The !,
worst forms of Chronic Diseases. and or
der Continuance of TIE same rIap for /
tho ensuing year. They fee, Confident that !
their efforts have been of great benefit to the |
afflicted. e.aecially 10 the Young. ard thew
nave resolved TO devote themselves. with re
1ewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Various REPORTS and TRACTS on the
nature and treatment of Chronic diseases. bv
me Corsnit'ng Surgeon. have been published
or grataitous dis'uhutou and viii be sent
FREE0F CHARGE TO the afflicted
address. for Report or treatment DR. J.
ahiLLlN ilOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon.
toward Association, No. 2 South NiptL
street, Phiiadeh hia. Pa.
By order of the Dire tors
EZRA d. uEARTWELL. Pre,;4ert
GEo- FAIEcEILR Secretary.
Oct G. l859--l2m.
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-AMon@ V2

4 IA great many notes and accounts
n due last Chri,tmss, and would urge upon
all those who have given so much indul-
gence. to come forward and make payment b,
the LIST DAY of September. as am owing a
great deal Of money which have to pay bv
the LIST September next. Hoping you will
come and pay me between this and lst Sept
am your humble servant,
Aug. is. 1860. T.C. GOODRICH.
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Correspcn dence of the Boston Traveller.
A Terrible Civil War;

,.Sxty Villages Burnt Wholesale
Butchay Of Hen, Women ana
J Chiidren.
! Syria is now the scene of one
of the most sanguinary conflicts
ever enacted in this land, which
has ever been the battle field Of
the old world, and Mount Lebanon is
now one vast funeral pile.
Druses and Christians, numbering
hundreds of thousands, are now en-
gagged in Wholesale murder, arson
and pillage. in which fendish work
they are aided by Turks, Moslems,
Arabs, and the people at the Me
tawalies.
From my window last week !
counted from twenty 20 thirty burn
ing villages upon the mountain
few miles Beirut, from whehce the
Cash Of musketry may easily be seen,
and the yoIleys heard one after an.
other in rapid succession,as they echo
through the valleys. The d,ing
and The dead are brought daily into
the town in large numbers, aud the
widows and the orphans may be seen,
in great crowds weeping aud we'd
ing about the streets. SS
The barbarity of this war Is
shocking. Men, women and children
are ovartaken while fleeing for re-
fuge and without arms, and ruth
lessly slaughtered while praying for
quarter.
The Christians havo thus far suffer
ed most terribly. Their Villages have
been burned, their crops destroyed,
and great numbers have been bru-
tally murdered, while the Druses,
who are better warriors and far more
courage Gus, are assisted by the
Turks, Moslems and Metawslies,
and have up to this time proved
successful.
QUEBEC, July 80.
By the arrival of the Bohemia, We
learn that the massacres of Christians
at SYRIA aye said to reach from 1900
to 5000 persons, while 10 villages
have been destroyed. S:ckening de-
tails are given Of the barbarlties in
lieted on all eyes aud sexes.
The season is ct hand when children suffer
most from the effects of worms. In all our
experience we have found no remedy that
viii toin pare with Jska .Bstss Vegetable Horns
destroyer. It's "a up 10 Me form of candy
drops--is pleasant to tie taste-prodnces no
sickness or other unpleasant effects, and yet
DESTROYS the worms with the certainty and
1~,fs
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IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS C0LIC.

IAsFfce, DarIe Co., O., Nov. IS, 1851.
MEssRs. A, L. ScovILL L Co.,
Gents.:-I am induced by sense of Justice
to state TO You that had case N my family
Of ertrens sickness. 4fy se,fs t01s seversly at
tachsed 'ciA BILIOUS CoLIc. We had the attend
Suce Of good physician, bit c0Vld act no relief.
We administered De. BAKERS p I'm PANA-
CEA, and it produced the desired effect Since
that we have had occasion to use it for Pain
IN the breast, and for Fsuer and Aqae. and i.
Gl,cqys cured: 1 consider it one OF the best
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.
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BreckinIi dge & Lane
Pablo SpeakiRs!l

Col. Josl.J. Jones, C. G. Mckinney, Esq ,
Col. J. B. Lamb. and James H. Davidson, ESQ.,,
will address their fellow-citizens upon the
Issues OF the present canvass, at the following
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PkAr7svnLn, vin.on Co, O., Aug. s, 1854.
IA. 0. r. BA1ss,
Deer Sir Il have this day ssld the last
bottle of DR.. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA
J should have written to you sooner, but not
expecting TO sell the good supply l had on
hand. During the last week, however, nv
ssies have been four times az large as any
we'k since have had your invaluable medi-
cine, snd the demand is still increasing. I
have never sold medicine that sustained 50
high reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Mornus, Cholera Infantum, Bilious Collie,
Cramp Colic, and FIux, have been very prev
alent - this vicinity the past season, and
the Pa;n Panacea has not failed to cure in
every Instance where it has been tried, so far
as have heard. Please send me largo
supply - soon as possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
II. W. STODDARD.
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Taking the Fote-

Taking the Fote-
As was to De expected, the Doug
lasiies aud Know Noshings are tsk
ing obey say the vote on Railroads
7as log-rollings, etc. Putting and
blowing is the order Of the day ~ith
them. The following is the style
of announcements hey are now
FORTH
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9eatbs.
DIED.

In this place, Saturday, 11.h inst, of OLD
age, Mr.. HARTwELL WEBB, aged 70 years
Tennessee Baptist please copy.
In Limestone county, Ala., OF con gestive
chill, Tuesday, 18th inst, THOMAS, son Of Mr..
james d. Scott, of this place. aged about 10
years.
In this county, Saturday, 18th inst, Mr..
joan CUNNINGHAM, aged about 60 years.
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A SUPPOSED CANCER cusED i
SCRATCHES CURED.

DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea Valuable
for Horses as it Is for han.
MEssRs. A. L. ScovILL & CO.-Gents -
During the last winter, most all the horses in
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Hav-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, in a few
days I sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much more, if had had them, to nv neigh
bors for that purpose. In No CASE Has IT
FAILED TO CURE. 1t is also Indispensable in
our neighborhood as a family medicine, for
the various diseases for which it is recon-
mended and l viii say that l have sold it
for YEARS, wARRASTISG IT, and HAVE NOT HAD
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT IS THE BEST
MEDICINE FOR THE NUMEROUS DISEASES RECON-
NENDED, THAT l HAVE EVER SOLD.
N. HAGEN
HAGESsvnLE, Bracken Co., KY, Oct. 81, 1853.
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. L. SCOVILL & CO.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
Also
SkARCY d MCKINNEY, F6sett.viTe.
HAINES & MCKINNEY, Petersburg.
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whiskey--Recti6ed 2oe22; coz, try brand.

Whiskey--Rectifed 2o@22; coz, try brand,
6O@75c.
New Orleans, Ia
Cotton: Good Middling 11@1l1s, Middling
Fair 11s q llA. Provisions and produce
quiet but ste ady.
New York, NJ. r.
Cotton quiet; quotations unchanged. Flour
So 20@5 25. Corn dull. 62yS @63. Mess
Pork huoyant. 10 1873. Sugar quiet, Cuba
67s @7A. Molasses, Barbados %. Coffee
quiet.
NisiO--
Flour 1904 Go Corn, shelled 52@55
Wiskey, lie. Mess Pork SO.
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NoTICE7i

w. & A. r. r.
ON and after the 26th inst, The tra;as wiz
~ leave Fayetteville, at O'Clock A. b..
connecting with the train for Chattanooga.
June 2S. z. G.. PULLIAM, Sxpr't.
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ST ST. JGHN X BjEGES'S
4 AHoE supply Of fresh md genuine FUR
y MP >LLD. GIcci tom u LaadIeb 4 S,H,
scpl-t.
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I SHALL continue to furnish Gin Stands As
Il heretofore at the old stand, II St Charles
street. Ny office il on the second floor, No. g.
Gin stands constantly kept on ahnd to supply
customers. | do not dem il necessary to aay
any ding Of the ~, r,s Of my Gin Stands, ~ ! sell
1863 OF more annually, which are distributed
through nearly the whnIr cotton growing country
Not being abb to supply the demand til, last ,ca-
son, l ann extending my factory So as To- Doe cna-
bIed to MAKE 1900 Stands next season, and shall
therefore be- enabled TO supply the demand
promptly.
aug ely. DANIEL PRATT.
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| He SACCIIAROM ETE K
RaGASSE a'gIsNEAE.

I SATENTED July lst, 1.57. Steam Trains
a and Ciaiilirs, under my patents ior I,jo and
!r'9 Ny patented arrangement for using two
pn.s$uns OF steam III sugm boiling appaIatuscS,
only requires tn be- uud' rstood ~ establish ne.
drcidrd advantages il l,oSscSs's over att other at
engagements, because it IL based upon correct and
scientific principles, AMI reduces to n compct,
system ia" boiling by steam in sugar atparatuscs
Can he adapted to almost any Sugar IIousr.
IMPROVED FIRNAC ES FOR COAL
EITHER Under BOILERS OR KETTLES.
viii also furnish the very best boiler now in
use, and especially adapted for plantation use,
which
COSTS LESS.
IL NOR DURABLE and absolutely SAFER and at
the same time more economical in .FUEI. than
any Other arrangement of BOILER whatever.
Can hr furnished at very shou notice
Force Pumps for hot watrc and plantation ma
chiucry generally
lh" undersigned would respectfully refer parties
who may not hnvc had an opportunity of witness
ng the operation Of any This Furnaces, TO the
following named gentlemen, sugar planters, who
have them erected on their places.
William J. Font, Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation,
West Fclicana.
Hon. D.. T. Kenncr, two, Ashland and Bowdon,
AsC, n,ion.
r. IL, Barrow, Esq, one, Yatian; Dr. J. W
Lyle, one, Smithheld; James X. DuyalI, ESQ.
one, AshlinJ; West Baton Rouge
Arthur Dennis, Esq, one, False River Point
Coupe.
Messrs. j. w. & S McCutchcon, one, Ormand,
st. Charles
John r. Thompson, Esq, one, Claiborne,
lbervillc
John X. Williams, Esq, one, Willow Glen,
Rapides, near Alexandria, La.
DIR. John Casson, one, Experiment, Rapidcs,
near Acxandria
Mrssrs J. G.. Coield & Il. NJ Davis, one, Man
aztec, Manatrc River, Fla
GEORGL.M. LONGACRE,
aug 6-tf - Natchrz street, New Orleans
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LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS,
and hc has lately received new aud splendid |
BILLIARD TABLE.

!. may not be amss, for the information Of
tho-, hoarc not acquainted, to say that the Evans
iluus. is situated on a beautiful rising cfound-
about one hundred yards North Of the White Sui
plur Springs situated in the Parish of Catahoula
STATE ot Louisiana, and about twenty-five miles
from AlcNaudra, and thirty-three from Harrison
burg, on the public road leading from Natchez by
N.>annla to Texas, and it is located in the high
and haltiy Pine Woods, about one half mile from
Trout Creek, where the finest Of trout fishing will
a,Io'l the greatest amusement to those who wish
to pass time in that way The undersigned ac-
know lodges his gratitude to bis old friends and
the public generally for the patronage bestowed
upon him during the time he done business at the
" bite sulphur Springs Hotel" and earnestly So
liri.s 4 liberal share of patronage at the Evans
House, whc~r hc will always be ready and willing
10 receive and accommodate all who may favor
Linn with "a call.
JOSEPH Z. WARD.
Aug f3-ff
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES CFAfAylLy pHysIC.

are 50 composed that disease within the range Of
Their action can rarely Withstand or cyadc them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and nvigorats every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
Its healthy yltaitics. As consequence Of these
propeTtiCs, the invalid who i. bowed down with
pain OF physical debility is astcritcd to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com saints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased 90 Furnish gratis lny American Almanac,
containing C.r5ol', nf .hoir cures and directions
for Their u.s. lu tho ..Io"ug. complaints: Costire-
ness. N.U1 1D, U.tas.., 9ijRg from diSord,r,d
NowDch, Ao"fas. ,t,.t. or, Tam tt and RGr5id
Agc'l.a a. d., T-U,', i1atn,l,Cy, Loss # TIRE
tte, Jnfua.r. ami o,lcr kindred complaints,
arising from low TIE Of the body or obstruction
Of its fungl -. Thy are m excellent Alternative
for the renovation ot the blood and the rcstpra-
ton Of tone aAI s,lcn5. to tie system deUilta.cd
by disease.
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ALWAYS "GET I'll T. Il ESl ~
rrr &c. ,r,rrrN TIME, m SI-ltNl EIltI

ALWAYS "GET THE BESI!'
NOW is THE TIME 10 slHSCEIEE
IN FOR AND CIRCULATE
lIOORESRIRIE Ne Ii-lpHhEH
which has for Ten Years past so manifested Oh"
shirt of is glorious motto, "Elr,isior. md Hu"-
able objects, "I'rugrcss all Improvement, ~ q"
ontstrip all competition .u both W.Iit and 'urH'"-
ton, and become thr Acknowledged
CAamtioa Of Hc R4y0l Press!
Asa Aoricultural. Horticultural, Literary and
Family NEWSPAPER, combined, luE IL RAJ has
lonp ircn uhrivaicd. IL aims 10 excel IN both
contents and appearancr-cnpl"y,i h" best ai'"i'
and has an effirirnt Corps Of Editors and Sprcm!
Contributors, with hundr,ds Of able C"ucspon-
dents in various parts of the Union British i'Iuy-
iuccs. &c. As an lusirat, journal, i is valuable
and attractive, containing numerous
Beaut;fm and costly En@rarwgy,
Including Illustrations in AgIicplirrr lIonicul-
,urc Rural Architecture, &c., &c, Though TIE
Rural is not designed 10 suppressed" Local News
papers each number contains a COMPETE summary
of the most important news, with reliable rpoitS
of the markets Combining so many Feature, =
is not surprising that 'hr Rural NeW-Nolk'i has
bccomc the Fuyoriir papGfyr !he
Farmer, Ho7ic0il0ria and Fam7y
The Rural Acknowledges no superior in either
zeal ability usefulness on reliability Its earnest
and Independent advocacy OF the night, and con
demnation Of wrong, commend this model weekly
10 the rght-;hinking classes in both town and
coutry. All who desire live paper, which lives
up to It's professions by ardcntly seeking the best
interests OF its readers, cordially invited 10 ny
Moorc's Rural New-Norllcr.
| THE ELEVENTH TOLUME, ron l-6l,
will be published in superior stylc-with new typ"
| aud other manifestations Of Progress and In
movement" Its reduced terms render IT the
cheapest journal Of its class, and worthy largely
increased National Circulation.
Term =, a. c.-The Rural is published
| Weekly, each number comprising light doubt"
duarto pages forty columns with tjtle Pagr,
! index, &c, at a close yOlume-nt only ~ year
with great reduction and extraordinary Induce
lHents TO Clubs and Local Agents. Local Agents
Iwantcd.
GS Specimens, Show-Bills, Inducements, &c,
sent free 10 all applicants. We shall be glad to
I, furnish "thr documents Ia any aHd all persons
\ DESTROYS OF examining or circulating the Excel
hsior" Rural and Family Weekly Of America.
Address ID. ID. i. MOORE,
sep22-ly Rochester, n. !.
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-. .,,, D.. ,.-.... ..,..,
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h"'f% lr "ht'S ".'.''.'"'Ht' 'hA-.
by the M;irrIi "f miaA"Hi'c '".'"n,'~.
No our reM,d, &, lYgI,r ,.I.l 4, g., ,l,
rcr..r.'.s OF t.r lm.il. .lr,.,,. ...a. B. ..rc
md s.. car. fir Fever al '-... >..i.
w. are r,w enabled o. sd. v-.. a.T.4..t
certainty h.t II all ,...l.. d.. disease.
lulo with ,.--uI.l... f....I .. ...,.. ...t
no harm lll axe lJm 10 4.. IL CAV gt....-
tity.
That which protects from rr Dr.y,gts Tbs.
disorder must a.. # irIa.. 80 service IN m,
commun. tics VIII r. IL prevails. Tr,r.,,,,g, +,
better Tin cr:c. f,r the uai.,ui e. .l,,.. tbg
risk which b. mast run IN violent at,ark.o If
this balcful di.'rmpcr. This "CrAE" cypols
the mia;matIc poison Of Fa,rE AID AGrE
from the ,ysf..u and prevents the dcv...p-
mcnt. If he disease. If taken on the fir ~
proach Il ~ ur.nYultDry sym,'rrl4. Il j.
not only the best remedy ever Vt discovered
for tins class Of complaints, but a..o 'nc
cheapest. Tho lar.c quantity we ullulv for
a dollar lrags 1t within the reach e -vrrv
body; and IN bilious districts, whore FaNrt
AND AGUE prcya;is, cyary body should hay, II
and Use il freely IA ~ en-. al ;r,t-et.,n.
u j. bo,,I ,i.. fr. I'D, .yill ,l... =, MILAN H.,
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NOTICE.

FNlIE co-parinrrshP hcrctofore existing under
Il the firm of II. Kendall Carter, n Co, expires
this day by limitation. The commission business
will be- settled up by H. Kendall Carter, and the
cotton gin busissss by Daniel Pratt.
II. KENDALL CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT.
Now Orleans, October /, 1859.
FlNllE Cotton Factoragc and Commission buS-
l. IS will be- continued as heretofore by IT,
Kendall Carter
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i X . ) i l. & + / )!
;rh1E CENTphL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !
CoN~1uTTIONAL Mon PARTY, Ia.

. ~ ~ '''-'l' INN llNls bhNll il.if
CoN~1ilI1IoNNl HioN PARTY, Ia.
NEW ORLLANS ArGt>r %, loo.
T;'IIE ~'.dr Central Comm.ttr, of tn, Constitu-
1 tiounl Union Party oi Louisiana, duly en-
powered hl 'c Couycu'ou which met in Baton
RnU', uu iac last auniy' j,arv of our glorious
MON, Iiug fully impressed with thu importance,
Of The dHir, i@Hcd th.Iu, and the grave res
possibilities thy have assumed, deem it essential
To the great clls" We have I'll cSpouscd to cstab-
| li-h newspaper ia the city et New Orleans de-
voted to he election Of BELL and EVERETT
To- be- circulated broadcast Throughout the Com
| mnIiw calth.
The name of the paper is 10 be She Lou
isiana Signal. It will advocate the cause of our
l.lHsiOu~ Candidates with all the energy, abiii-
ty and resources it can command, hut with reason
courtesy, and strict observance of all the ancni-
ties properly attaching to political controversy.
1t will be devoted TO the sacred cause Of our
glorious and bcnlfccnt Onion, firstly
Us preservation and p"TmanrRcr above, and b.
You'd all pricc-and to Sccur that nrstimabc
object; il will, secondly, support tn, tru. National
Candidates who's, noble and patrotic motto is
" The mon, the Constitution, ami the Enforce
mcRf Of The LdWS.' With standard bearers of the
lofi,st patriotism and of unas>ailable integrity,
and with motto and platform that CHALLENGES
the admiration and respect Of all patriotic citizens
without distinction of party, victory Is SIRE to
perch upon our banner il We work f. t Will
Iru and industry h"cuHiuy thr gran and holy
car,-. ia which We all prof -- 10 Doe rnrag,d.
We Lty- g"od news from oii parts Of tb. Uu.on
from ell sections of Lou'-.ut--.ud Dr. we only
20 into tur lsttir with confidence and DETERMINE
tiou. triumph is certain and tie preservation Of
the C"ntrdcracy sure. With such Incentives &"
ur-' them forward, and vi.h such prospects ahcad
will mot oar friends rally. Us OF yorc, to the rr,-
cue W. hopr and b,h,v" So.
I'm" Louisiana Signal viii b. under IN" editorial
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-20
D.. sI1iPS0N a 20.

J. T. 4 ". NOLAN.