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SUMMER
SPRINGS, NORTH ALABAMA.
Treatment and Cure Of Chronic
Diseases.
DRS. MORTIMER & LIRTON.

DRs. MORTIMER & LURTON,
Formerly Of Louisville, Ky.,)
HAVE at the solicitation of many correspondents in the
se1th, concluded to spent three months SAY from mid
die Of June until the middle Of September), Of the pres
ent season, at Bailey Springs, Lauderdsle county, North
Alabama, SO that slI who desire can consult them there,
and besides having the advantage Of q variety Of supe-
rior mineral waters, can also be IN Ter their personal
treatment.
Their successful treatment of all forms Of chronic
diseases, with both males and females, Is now generally
known throughout the South, and they deem it u~nneces-
sary to say anything more in this notice, than that they
will be there, and give prompt and personal attention
to all who desire their professional services.
They give special attention to the treatment OF the
following diseases:
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE OF TIRE KIDNEYS.
DISEASE OF THE SPINE,
DISEASE OF TUE LUNGS,
ENLARGEMENT OF SPLEEN,
RHEUAITiSM,
LUNBAGO,
SCTATICA,
NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS,
CHRONIC DISEASES (oi stomscp or Bowels),
NERVO AFFECTION,
DYSPEPSIA QndlsesdOn).
In the treatment 0: all forms CT gemaie Complaints,
such as thousands Of mothers and daughters suffer from,
their success is without a precedent in the ordinary
routine Of practice.
Their numerous patients in the South, whom they
arc treating BY correspondence, will address them at
Bailey Springs, Ala, during the time specified.
my2S-dsTusweow2m
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A HORSE THIEF HAEGED.-Yesterdsy a
planter from Alabama crossed the river in
search Of d man who had stolen some Of the
horses on bis plantation. be found him at
Marion with a portion OF the property in bis
possession. A meeting was called upon tie sub
ject, Of the people around, and it was resolved
that the thief should go back 10 law ana Ala
bams. Last evening, however, when tbe
Alabama party were approaching Mound
City With their prisoner, they were eveItaken
BY some Of the people who had heard Of tie
affair, and the nan was tied upon a tree and
left with the rope round bis neck to die.
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e Bob. Armstrong, sign painter, is can
didats foT con stable in the 14th civil district.
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IEs0LyEET E0TICEI

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Hardemsn County.
TEAVING this day suggested the insolvency o. the es-
IA tate OF Martha FuLrells DECD, all persons having
claims aga Rst the sane, will file them, duly autheuti-
Gated, as The law prescribes, with the Clerk Of the
County Court CT Hardemsn county, or or before the
p IA DAY OF December, 1881, for pro rata allowance, OF
the same viii b6 barred in law and equity.
III S Path day Of June, 1851.
VIZ. S. D~JUGHEHTY, Adm'tor
ie27-wlm Of she Estate q Martha Futre1l, decd.
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SE9sEGM.

A LADY Of Southern birth, education, and many
II years experience, desires q situation as TEACHER.
OF MUSIJ in a school, or as Go7erness in : family.
References given. Address BOX 40.
Jy2O-lm Tuscumbia, Ala.
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SpGtial A0tttts.
aoliOway's PiIIs and Ointment

EOEHUNay7b EIAKB ana UaBIR4emIs
C~AKCER.-The days Of "brIniaut operations are no
more. The discovery Of Hollowsy's Ointment dis
Fensed with the necessity OF the knife, which fire.
quently endangered the life Of the patient. Thousands
Of females have been cured Of cancer in the breast by
the indicating action Of the Ointment, and their i7es
spared to their families. The salve follows the cancer
in its tortuous winding, AMI imperceptibly but thsr-
oughly and painlessly eradicates 1t from the system.
The Pills cleanse and purify the blood.
Sold by slldruggists, at 25c., SIC, and 81 per box.
iv94-dtwawlU
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Psrties in the Confederate Government DESTROYS OF
seuilng Letters, ETC., TO the Federal Government win
please direct the same TO AMERICAN LETTER tx
P&zSS co Nashville, (under covert enclosing fifteen
cents 10 cash or Confederate stamps securely. United
States government envelopes OF stamps are OF no use
TO Us, 50 do not send them. The rate above given Is for
letters not exceeding = ounce in weight, letters weigh.
ing over half an 'Ulce will have to contain sufficient
money to pay according to regular postal rates.
1-50Iwa
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DF. Js Il. hscLeanss Volcanic ma
Etniment,
II BEST ETHEREAL M THr uoprD ~

th0usahos or human beings have been saved a LIE
Iectepluae ahd misery bT the use OF this iuvslushlA
LhIment. lt Wll relieve pain almost insta,fs-o,--T-
ana II WI cleanse, purity and heal tho iauiesf s,rs 70
an Acrslloie snort time AcLean's Volcanic on lin
lneai VIII relieve The most invetsrate casss - 49,
mAtlsm, Gout or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Confrscfea
AlseIes' SuHness OF weakness in the Joints Nns-1e-
~ ~ WI nsFer fail. Two application win
Sule Sore tnraSt Headache ct Earsche. For Pr-ascr
oosas5 OF any Pain, III an ~infauible remssv. ny ID.
aLl you vi aus 1t An Indispensable remedy. keep
always ca hand.
Planters Farmers, OF any one having clare
e9Ises, van save money by using HcLsan's Toh- %
eminent. N 4 a speedy sud .ufsaibls clre 80
sPfsins' Uhaiesl Swelling, Lameuessl Sgs 49,
wounds Scrathes, CT any external nse
ana yos VIII be convinced. ~
DA. J. n EeLEAEk
For sale n Memphis BY A. 8 Inc -.
also b. g. ". JONES & oOsD
LAND.
Also, By POTTER g. 49,
post oflos, general deaisl.
ctnes.
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DARING ATTEMPT To STEAL A NEGRO
On Monday the 22d inst, about 5 P. NJ, at the
upper end Of Third street, a man on horseback
overlook a negro belonging to Mr.. W. A.
Bickford, and asked the wav to the new Ra-
leigh road, which the negro, who was riding a
mule, consented 70 show him, on the promise
Of a dollar. Near-Mr. Ford's they were join
ed BY another man, leading his horse from the
woods. After proceeding some distance, The
negro declined going further, but, drawing a
revolver, they urged him on, and proceeded
about ten miles, begging to be liberated 90
earnestly that they took him into the woods,
and tied MIN to a tree, where be remained
about twelve hours, (his bands being tied be-
hind him. before be could extriests himself.
They had an extra bride, and in attempting
to remove the old one from the mule and to put
on theirs, She animal broke loose and left
them. One of the men is about thirty years
old, FIVE feet and 2 half high, red hair, and
red, bushg wbiskers, and very light blue eyes (;
rode q soTrei horse, with blaze face. The
other was about twenty-five years old, FIVE feet
eight inches, dark hair, smooth face, gray
eyes, and rode a dark bay horse, with white
hind foot. They told the boy they would take
him 20 a better place than Memphis, IL BE
wouli go, but if not, be might remain there
and starvs. They said they came across the
river on Cheek's boat, and that they knew
Memphis well. They uttered the most vehe-
ment abuse of it and its people.
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Gomulfrtial mattfrs
Daily REPOmT DE raE mARKET
FROM rHE EXCHANGE

MEMPHIS, July "a, 1851.
C~OTTON-Thsre is nothing doing in the market.
Quotations altogether nominal.
T~OBACCO-There is q good demand, at full prices,
but no transactions reported.
The day was the dulIsst Of the season In the
market fer this article. The offerings were again lib
eral, but very few buyers came forward and the sales
we're limited to 600 bushes white at 81 co, and 200
prime red at 81 %, s-cks included. The supply is great
ly in excess Of fhe demand.
~FLOUR-The demand is active but prices have a
downward tendency. Sales IS br's choice extra at So co.,
IS extra sUperdne at S7Co, % extra at 81 %, and 80
superdne at $3.50.
CORN-We did not hear Of a sale.
BRAN-SsIss OF Is tuns at $40.
BACON-No change in the market. Sales 4s casks
clear sides on private terms, I DO. at II, and ; do. sheul-
ders al I3c.
MESS PORK-sales in small lots at s26. 80 2 brI.
SUGAR-Sales = hbds at 9, ! at 6, l at * ana , at sc.
COFFEE AND MOLAssEs-In good demand at form
er prices.
w~HI'EY-saIes in lots at 3c 2 gallon, for common.
1URNIP SEED-S2les 7 Bushels at 81 80.
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LIVERPOOL, July l2.-sales OF the week $1,000
bales. spectators taking l3. 900 and exporters 25,OOO
bales. The market closed hrn and less active. Sales
on Friday 10000 bales, SPECTATORS ana exporters taking
5000 bales. The market closed quiet and steady. Quo
t.tions Orleans fair sHd, middling s4, Mobile fair
sA, middling 8, Upland fair sH, middlng ~. Stock
in port LOO. 600 bales, OF which s4O,CeO were Amsri-
can.
Breadstuds dull Provisions quiet. COnsOls lat Lon
dom BIZ.
LIVERPOOL, July 19-salss Of cotton to-day (Satur-
day. 10000 bales. The market closed steady. ConsolS
unchanged.
The Havre market unchalged. Sales o; the week
$500 bales.
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MEMPHIS AND LIrTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

PASSENGER Train leaves Ferry LANDING sally lSun-
days excepted 81 500 AM. Arrives At2 p. NJ. Con-
ue~Ia 90 Madison with arkansas Stage Company and
GFeJtlUE 81 Q ooscRes uC Little Rock, Port Smith, San
Francisco CalIrorLls5 Hot Springs; Washington, ArkAh-
Eas; GAINESVILLE, Texas, aud all principal points in
srkzrsge sna Texas. Tickets sold by L. s, Knowlton.
No. - jefferson street
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GREENBRIBR
White Sulphur Springs,
Greembrter ComnEl, Kirniraan.

THIS WATERING PLACE is now open for the recep-
i ton Of visitors, at the following rates 5 50 per
day, Sl4 per week., $50 per month, white servants two
thirds price, children under ten anu over two years and
COored servants half price.
An abundant supply OF Ice has been secured.
The White sulphur Springs are on the western slope
Of the AlieghanIes, and their mountain isolation ana
perfect safety frOs approach by the enemy that is now
invading ,Ons portions OF this State, make them not
Oll7 d quiet, but q perfectly secure retreat fer these
who may desire to spend the summer in a high noun
tain altitude and under the influence Of their healing
and Iuvlgorsting waters.
The proper approaches to these Servings by those uv-
ing In the Sou h-west, is by way Ct Knoxville and
Lychburg aud Charlottesville, etc; or travellers nay
leave the virginia and Tennessee railroad az Salem ue-
pot, and reach the Springs by stage across the noun
taIls. J. HUMPHREYS,
jv6-lm2g President
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healthy, sirens aud r01Ust2-thsn give them EcLean's
Strengthening Cordial (sse the directions on each BOT
nsi it is delicious to take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is 8
sure preventive against Chlils sid Fever, yellow Fever.
OheIerE, OF any prevailing disease.
CAUTION.-BeWa- Of druggists or dealers eus nay
try 70 Palm upon y0u . belGs Of Bittsrs or SsrEsazrIus,
which they cIn Buy shesp, By saying it IS jest 81 Eoss-
There are even men base enough 20 steal part Of uy
name TO dub their vile dCcOcions. Avoid sCch ina
nous pirates and thetr v~iilaiuouz compounds. Asz ir
Dr. = e EcLeun's streusthca11g Coidlal szl Blood
Purifier. Take EOthilg else. 10 is the only ram.dv
that viii purity the blood thoroughly, AMI al tho aEre
time strengthen and iuvigorate The Whole orzguization.
It Is put up in lsrgs otGso-Sl psr bottle, OF six t0.-
Ties for 50.
Dr. J. z. oLEAE Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine strerts 81 Truiz 70
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list RnnnEEemR

T1Es9 GNSa2RSR 6F1ES.
lust received per siesmer ''FlyiFe Scrd," ron -
j Canton, China. Z ,50J Oh toe Chinese soIar -
Plth Hats, some new styles, amang wEict sre&3
the BOubIe Refund, Helmet, Toad Stool, A-ndarIu, ETC,
at F~RAECISCB q 20
srI2 2Ec Main street.
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I'm the County Court of Harde-
man County, Tennessee, july
Term. 1861.

Fhitmill Co6curn aud wife, ana others, vs.. Headly
Po,E, O.. 8. Polk, Charles L. Polk, ". " Polk, Be-
dora L. Po!k, Edward Il. Po.k, sarah e. Polk. Petit
ton 10 divide Slaves.
II appearing T. the court that the above named de-
i PENDANTS are nOn-Tesidents OF the state OF Teaues-
see, 1t Is therefore ordered by the court that p~ablics-
ton be made IN the henphi Weekly Appeal, a news
paper published IN the city OF Memphis, requiring said
defendants TO enter their appearance in said cause, ana
plead, answer or deHur to the same, bv or within the
first three days Of the August term, 1851, OF this court,
OF said petition VIII be taken for confessed as TO them,
ard set for hearing ex parts.
IA copy-Testl R.. P. NELLY. Clerk.
Iy4-vst By z. C CRISP. D. @.
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Foreign Markets by Telegraph.

LPER STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERICAN.l
LIVERPOOL, July 8, Is5t.-Sales Of c5Jton for
the past three days $1,000 bsIes, spectators and eXPor-
tiers taking 1000. Tie market closed firm, fully At
previous rates. Manchester market slightly higher.
Bresdstufs at Liverp5o! quiet and steady. Provisions
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
nF

Authorised 100000
Cash capital aud surplus paid uP............ $4,000
See card in another column. Once, on Jeferson-st.,
with Etna Office. LmyI-lvl j. 7. WEST. Agent.
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MISSISSIPPI ND1ENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Nail A. M.......2.0O P. NJ.
Fretght sno accommodation $50 P. M.......6:45 4. Ii.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09

4 pfRAfE OFF CAPE AEE.--Captain Herrick, of
& & schooner Agricola, which arrived here from
EiIsNarth last evening, reports that on the 21th
Instant. twenty miles northeast from Cape Ann at
7.39 r. H., was hailed By fore-and-aft schooner
which threatened to fire unless he came to stand
still. The schooner ran alongside and the Captain
came on board the Agricoia. On being informed
that her cargo was composed of wood and slabs,
he appeared greatly disappointed. He asked
about vessel three or four miles to eeWard, and,
on being told that she was loaded with lumber, re-
piled that he didn't want any such freight. 1t was
for this reason that the cargo of the Agricola was
left untouched. The Captain of the pirate in
CURED particularly il any sharp fishing vessels had
been seen within few hours. AS the latter vessel
had over forty men on board, Captain Herfick
thinks he wished to man another piratical craft
with his surplus crew.
The bold robber OF the aeas eyinced an init
mate knowledge of our coast, and requested 10 be
reporfed as the FREELY, OF Charleston, 81 G. Capt.
H. says the vessel was about one hundred and forty
tons bnrthen, and Baltimore built. It was SO dark
that no name could be seen on the stern. Commo-
taore Hudson was made acquainted with the facts
In regard to the strange vessel this forenoon. II
may be, il she is a pirate, that some Northern
traitor is her owner. II the vessel that stopped
the Agrieoa Is q pirate, it must be regarded as
pretty good operation, and one the repetition o
which theagigiiance of our naval authorities shoult
render impossible Boston Traveller, 9th ult
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THE SITUATION.

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-, " ~ seH0'ans peAe'eu tnst pis
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- aIo"s' eAeep' ahose why oush' 70
80 81 'nu piahs anu ues'shs u our ihiii-
ene A"nne's possssseo 'Ae
N'a $50 'nas sne' Yam, ioh 'ieiuseifes' 'ne!
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,,rooa.,6a 5ofaot II 10 rh;n,,oa +lor o. Az,
at Nom ssas whom tbov ,voro co,,f;don. of
still more easiiv co,5 VIC no,;st thar, ofr 49,,
when n,oat of them offcers ,s vol, ar nav ono
framblng with tarror and ornrahans;on M
Yantaas know tbet nod go e., e,rI..
int for. and aven bravo so,diars ,,b;oh +bo W,
keas are MT cannot fobt u,.,, ,,,ha -
the maanness Of thai, o.nso
In the Yorktovn nsnins,la We am roc AZ, for ola
Woo, whenavar be chooses n como ont IF b,s to,o
ut For,rasa Monroe IF no advance IN tbo WI
river side If Tho na,ins,,la no mil, ,ooa+ Ne o,,aa.
and ;f he a,v,nee ~, Tho ri,or r;sa 10 Iii
moot sonehodv rvbo will l;,, ,or1,,- a.
roca,,tior NJ III, 20. bat.raar ST, go
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Died, Aug %, 1851 H. D. SEAMAN, resident of this city
for % years.
Day after day old familiar face missing.
brief paragraph like that above tells the sad story So long
been accustomed their kind looks the friendly
grasp of their hands realize that they gone
shall them They lares and penates to
and when in and close The door behind u.s. VACANT
chairs start the heart crushing where the loved and
lost aud the silent echoes of the old halls lost"
But these 'los, Though dead, yet speak to usf and
=" rule us from their urns."
H. D, Seaman example scrupuousy npight and
honest merchant kind and gentle in all his social and domestic
relations friend and untiripg patriot H. had
reached the three years and ten but the
life for him fu and he has lives in vain. In days
there will be those stricken with grief who vail
gladly he their father who knew HIN
best will him most of all and only in the agony Of her
heart say:
He is gone
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Southern EsaciHc Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED By HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.


VIII OF he io' term OF I'VE yeara rive HIN
VI iH'"apa save lao'feFS 10 WoFk on the ooatHen
7' f'''0'- l" Ae@1''Ul'sdiHIey We7' OIL ohto'epofh
10 " 'ss' al" p'oseF'eu 'I"hi '"'@'l'h or n0'e's~
| ' VIC 'u1s' WI Gu "1a "A'a' Ds'Veeh Tue TWO Sect's
Wis iHe country through "hch me ROAD pAS'esh
S -'' ~ ' e ''9"'eo Vi 'oH' s0o OF ''1 nIe'
' " r'' u pe"7NA 'e' one Oh Inc AheS' AGRICULTURAL
eoI.'.'I'S III '''' C'I'iIehI "' America.
@ company mas magnificent isha grant from leEss e.
~ ' III eEe'' mic o' Foho tug company constructs 10Y
~ ~ " o'' 'e' t'1 shreveport On t'' EASTERN " /"
NV " 'S "ee' "'"N1"'! o' ieNas. III hneS axe tue pre-
I'''' ''1'iNA'iu casa ID pay 'F IAOo' esns"f
" " '' p' 'e'ei'pn4e" OF Inc company interests ou'
o At OF years ny hire or by the actual purchase this COM
p' " ~ ' eo's' 'iDs ana oSahtage9ns arrangements
III heL'Ichy AS@'uf 'lrginia Maryland
u N'o'' az e1a7"srt Tor 'he hire or purchase win
pa! II Tie most unaouued securttie OF $40 or 1000 slaves
HaS e'ie Will De TAKEN either by hire or by pncfaa
en0ea 70 propose liberal terEn' because OF the
huhce' land grants OF Texas, and its ability TO purchasethe
rolling stock for the entire roHd Texas with the
construction bonds OF The company almost equal cash
All the rights OF this company liked vested By the laws
Of Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
If ssDa-a ~ ha p"1'%' 0' "'l'"oe mas the Ate'i'H
a,nongst them are France spain Portugal Belgium and sws
well Of large cavas r,nn and cop.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09
T. o. SULLT, Chairman.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS
OF the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans,
New Orleans Aug. 20, 1861.
GEO BRIGHT, Esq., Attorney at Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board sitting of Tie
9Th inst
Notice bareby given that from and after this date Mr.
GEO l. BREGHTis the sole and only authorized
pJoyecue demand collect the debts obligations what
Kind due TIE old corporation the several Municipalities
and The city Of Lafayette prior the consolidation te same
All previous contracts agreements with other parties a;c
hereby revoked.
By order Of the Board;
au2a 2pln O. DEBUYS. Secretary
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supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

The Surgeon General the Confederate Army has applied
to and through the citizens Louisiana for supplies
Of the following articles the sick and wounded soldiers viz
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets Pocket Handkerehiets
Bandages Linen Rags Corn Starch GeAtne, Rice Flour Ia
pioca Brandy Whisky Port Wine. DsaCecng Agents.
have already called heads Of families and planters, jim
another notice, supply with blankets and request
those wishing donate of the articles send them
A. &. James, 81 Magazine street, corpactly boxed
baed with statement of Il blankets cannot be
had, Bed Comforts be subs tutcd
tSigred,l TIIOS 0. MOORE.
New ORLEANS, August q, 1851 au26 2p2t
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Run THE BLocKADE.-The schooner jeff. Davis,
Capt. Jas. Mcdonald, built and owned at this port,
by Geo. o. Foote, Esq, run the blockade at Gal
weston on the 25th day of August. The Davis was
chased by the blockading squadron but the wind
managed to keep the pirates at a respectful dis
lance, and entered the harbor in safety.
Franklin fLaD Banner Saturday.
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SrRINe HI1L INSTITUTE. This celebrated South
era institution it will be seen, will commence its
yearly session on the first Monday in October,
with full corps of teachers in every department.
Spring Hill IS so weilknown in this city that it
hardly needs a word Of commentator. Our
citizens, many Of them, were educated there, and
Eieir childrsn will be, after them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09

as-we are indebted to the author, NJ. Emile Lee
franc, for 4 copy Of his very able treatise, Z La
tverite snr Fesciayage ct FUnion,n lately issued
from the press Of this city. An English edition OF
the work the author informs US, will soon be pub
lshed. TIE French edition is for sale at all the
bookstores,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09

few complete stocks Of fancy and sane than
@ be found ~ the sorsof Messrs Iayosi Co.. 49,
Galai yee Eseryhps in The wssof dry goods needed in
he hoasehod Or on the plantation 10 found there in the
she Y hs ne articles for isdies wear and
the cloths and esssimeres for genleu,es clons me @
fall and complete Give the honse before purchasing
= els r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09

spuNgy WoMAs.-The AshyiHe IN. CO. News
says that a felioW named iggins, up in Yancey
county, was expressing his sympathy for Lincoln,
and venting his treason in abuse of the Southern
Ganfederacy, when Mrs. Medley knocked him down
with a chair and punEneled him well, and would
probably have pounded his life out Of him, had not
some one interfered. The News thinks that com
many of such women would whip all the tories in
the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-09
Volunteer relief Committee.

Information having REACHED this Committee undonbted
liability, that species speculation has been attempted with
The tickets held by parties entitled relief and by
Committee notice hereby given that transfer of such tick
cts will be recognized in any manner for any purpose
JAMES REGGS,
auG0 2ptf Chsirnsn Of Committee