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AN EXECUTION SCENE IN FRASCE.-I was
obliged to keep on the outskirts of the crowd;
and never having seen an execution before
could not help being shocked by the levity
Of these people. Men were hawking about
cakes, rolls. and lots of other eatables, which
were bought freely, and devoured amidst
laughter and jokes, as if they were at a fete
followed tho rear of the procession, and got
close up to the scaffold. The prisoners were
brought out in two open carts, aud then, for
the first time, had en opportunity of seeing
what they were like. Neither of them ap-
peared to be more than SO years of age, and
1t was impossible to detect in their faces any
signs of ferocity. Stupid enough they looked.
certainly, but there was much more of the
sheep than Of the wolf in their physiognomy.
Each held crucifx in his hand and each had
priest beside him, who prayed incessantIy.
Their responses were fervent, and there was
an agonising earnestness in their tone which
was dreadful to hear. As the cortege moved
slowly through the tbroDg, there was no longer
any of that levity perceptible which had shock
ed me few minutes before. Eyerybody-men
and women-seemed TO sympathize with the
criminals, and / noticed lips moving, as If
some among the spectators were Offering up
prayers for their souls. There was a pause
when We reached the foot of the scaffold, and
I 1ne priest reclted more and longer prayers.
Then one Of the criminals ascended the stems
holding the priest by one hand and the sruci.
6x in the other. This was Barral. He locke
slowly along the sea Of upturned faces as if he
would like to see somebody he knew. Then
he looked up to the bright blue sky for mi
mute. could see the tears glitter in his eyes
ss be brought them down to their former level
and 1 heard him say distinctly, as his head was
being arranged in its place, ''Je uenrs, nu0is
.js snis innocent. Ells ma tue. .Js suis IN
sSOoeHt. 0 mon Dfeur' The heavily-loaded
descended like fash of lightning, and guilty
or innocent, soul was liberated to enter upon
the next mysterious stage of existence.-O1lce
a Week
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IL The Richmond Examiner of Thursday
says a company of volunteers for the service II
the Confederate States is being formed in that
city
IrA lad died on Sunday from the effects of a
severe beating he received year ago, at the
hands Of a brutal German teacher, at a school in
Cincinnati.
IL Sir Cresswell Cresswell disposed Of one
hundred and fifteen divorce suits during the last
term ef his court
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u The Chicago papers have taken this way OF
driving the runaway slaves out Of that city I'VE
copy rom tne Journal 1--WE advise every oolored
soon 40 possible. Don't delay moment Dom,
let grass grow under your feet Stand not upon
the order Of your going, but go at once. You are
stand on English soil where you will be free men
and free women, IL 10 folly for you 20 renain
here an instant, for the slaveholdefs, ENCOURAGE
BY their late success, are making and wial con.
tinue 10 make the most determined efforts To rs-
claim fugitives from bondage Strike sfor the
North Starr ttss - = 81 -
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SPIRITED AwAY-A flag of the Southern Con-
federacy which was last week raised in Union
locality at Richmond, Va, was suddenly and
mysteriously spirited away on Saturday. Sus-
picions were entertained of design to remove the
flag, and belligerent Secesslonist kept guard on
Saturday night with loaded musket, and per-
formed his duty faithfully and fearlessly until
about the usual hour for the closing of the taverns
in the neighborhood, when the patriotism of the
ardent natured, sentry was overcome by an intense
thirst and he repaired to adjoining temple of
Bacchus for the purpose of Smiling" On his
return to his post he was maddened with the dis
covery that advantage had been taken of his
absence to remove the flag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

EOR BALTIMORE AND THE POTOMAC
H RIVER LANUINGS
The steamer ST. NICHOLAS, Captain JACOB
KWsThN, WssEiIL,S will Leave RI sy,s; rWShsrG
MORNING. at 8 O'Clock. Leave eszzesssk<5>7ts
S9mmerse Street Wharf, baltimore, evJry WE'D
her usual landings on the river for and
freight.
Since Iast season the steamer has been put in
Thorough order throug hout every part of her
For freight or passage apply to THOMAS W.
RILEY =, A gent, Rlsey's Wharf, foot of 1lth st.
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III The other day the desk in boarding house
IN New Orleans was broken open and robbed of
500. little putty was discovered adhering 10
the wood where the implement which forced the
deck was applied; heace IL was concluded that the
work was done with glazier,s chisel and a. two
sgia1iers were boarding In the house they were
1auesfed. IL was supposed from q variety Of cir
eusnstances that the crime would be proved ON
q, one or both. n =
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
CONFIDENCE d PATRONAGB


UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE&PA PATR0NAaB
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LAD DIES, asd GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testify TO the efficacy Of
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unsnImoas in its
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see circnsE for more. and 1t viii be Impossible for
lwALL sTRHKr, NKy .YOhE, Dec. .. lss.
6eStIenIsH Y our note OF the 18th instant has
had been benefited By the use Of MOOd's Hair Re.
storatiye, am uestng my certificate Of the fsct
award it to you. .c6ees f1ily, because l. think il
Ssn asG and DSnsd 70 os rs ssss tSs of
ak years SINCE u began 70 trrn gray and ne SOAP
lsndTuf 20 form upon it. EsOh Of these disseree-
abilities increased with time, and s0opt Ronths
sPes i0arte ~ was sops1 e. - ~ ha a M
IN .his ynRIsass5t predle.ment va. induced @
iallinE OF Of my hair ioI had Fesils no sfseoss.
oTerUsi Ge color @ except % from sTes. Sss however,
greatly surprised 20 End, aser the use OF two bot
GRR sRs @ No, SsS Sn is "a S
sensibty % the scalp, and dandruf cresed 70 form
aScss Sss 1O sss %
For this, anona the many oeasstions ! g eve %
nsfus n. dmifasscn Of tSer wives 70 profit by ny
example, and usettn growing gray of setens oelo'
To OF " ocd & Co.. t44 Broad esy, n. Y.
MY family are absent from the oIty, and an no
longer at No. II CarTol Place. r Hr.r
SIANsroN, Ala, July 90 ls59.
To PRoF. O j. wooD: Dear Sr-four "Rair
Restorative" has done my hair 90 much good anoe
i commenced the use Of u, that wish % make
known 20 the public Of It's e cots onfhe hair, vhloq
are great. A man or woman NAV bencarly oepnveQ
Of hair. and BY resort 70 your . Hsir hestorsave
least IN. Yns,a Is ny G stPsnenos' Bewssys + ~
P.slYou can pS Sblish the above II yos Ike By
publishing our southern papers yon Will get
more patronage South. see several Of your GER
tihcates in the Mobile Mercury, o strong Southern
paper. 81 w. II. kKNKDI.
s WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE.
PRoY. o J. WOOD: Deor Str: Having had the
misfortune 70 fose the best portion Of my hair. from
the edects Of the yeltov fever, IN New Orleans In
ls5, ves induoed TO make q trial Of youT prsPsfsr
ton. and found it 20 answer as the very thing
needed: Ny hair !. nov shies and Eloss,, and no
words can express my oollsstions % yos rs tnrnns
The Restorative 10 put mp ir bottes Of three sfes,
viz large, medium and small; the smel hoso hall
pint, and retais for dollar per ootte; the pe-
dfsm holds &C ieast % per cent uors 10 sroPostssr
than the emal retsils for Two dollars per estus'
uon, and reesis fef sS
o. WOOD Co, .Proprietors. "a B'csd
way, New York, and 11l Market street. 81 Loan
sold In this e,tybs g. sroTT, srs P.s s-enH''
8, 900 LES: cE9SssHEk Es9SsHkN SH5TJTfffFss H5Jffss of .~--
Al l.o oe;s ;PstslSSfS,IssEYityANIA tsSfS,IssEYi BucKwHEsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

PuRirY OF ELEorlos IN ESeLAsp-ht a re-
cent trial In England, glowing out Of thesWake-
uadesmen received sums varying from asa ~
$500 fos voting Cor member Of PsYlfamer3, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

The ScoTT SUBsrITurE.-The Richmond pa-
pers Of Saturday, give in full the substitute Of
Mr.. Scott proposed for the fourteenth resolution
OF the Committee on Federal Relations. This
substitute was adopted-yeas IS, nays 42-and il
as follows:
"The peculiar relations of the States of Dela-
ware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Ten
other States, make ii proper, In the judgment of
this Convention, that the former States should
consult together and concert such measures for
their final action as the honor, the interests, and
the safety Of the people thereof may demand, and
for that purpose the proper authorities Of those
States are requested to appoint commissioners to
meet commissioners to be appointed by this Con-
vention on behalf Of the people of this State, at
Frankfort, In the State Of Kentucky, on the last
Monday In May next.
"And In the event that satisfactory responses on
the part Of the non-slaveholding States be not
made to the proposed amendments Of the Consti-
tuition by the time appointed for the Resembling
OF this body, 1t Is the opinion of this Convention
that the said States OF Delaware, MARYLAND, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and
Arkansas, ought to assemble In primary Conven-
tons, and, in conjunction with this State convene
a COngre Of the said States, composed Of dele
gates to be appointed by the Conventions thereof,
for the purpose Of recommending an amended
Constitution Of Government to be submitted for
ratification to the people of the several States upon
which the Union Of the said States and the Con-
federate States, with such Of the nonsiaveholdn ng
states as may concur therein, be safely effect
ed to which Congress the Confederate States and
the non-slaveholding States concurring in the
amendments to the Federal Constitution proposed
by this Convention, ought to be invited to send
commissioner
The Enquirer and Whig are both thrown into
an ecstasy OF rage by this action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

IVA large reading Lens hanging. In the
window Of shop In London, exposed to the mn.
! set Gre % IL on the 18th ult The accident sg.
Reso the possibility Of bulseyes In decks Of yes-
seis becalmed In tropical climates, setting IRE 70
ships and cargoes or In ware-honses, were such
means cf lighting 10 resoried 10. = a
~ The Loadon Morning chroniele 10 now
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Ch. Fares Champagne.
J.R. GLONIN6ER & CO.

No. Z, North Charles street, Baltimore,
Having been appointed Agents for the sale OF tn,
above brand of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer il
for sale, relying upon it's merits 70 establish here
the reputation it has already acquired in oul
Southern cities
Besides obtaining q hrst-class Medal at the
French Exhibition of 1855, Mr.. Fare has beer
appointed Purveyor to tae Courts of Spain and
Prussia. ap6 eOSm
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3, 900 Lrss. ssH2Ssshhk Hs2DshkS Hb5fffs ar ~-r
AZ Ssis sEt,SSsSsshEyA sSsIs BUcKwHEsr
Az 80, Wins HiSs a. ~ syfSssS5st y1s..sss =
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CLOTHING, &c.
SEVENTH STREET.
400
400

16O SEVENTH STREET. hcO
Always AHEAD.
i have ipst received a nice stock of SPRING
9GbGTHING, 9 EURN ING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS. to which invite the
attention OF all IN want of such articles NV motto
ling" Those in want # Clothing we invite to
come anu look az our goods and prices ,nd ii you
want WAT. NICE SHIRT SD s pretty Tie, No: 800 Sew
enth stIeLt lr tho !ace to get them: have very
ing at Is per cent. below, their actual value. For
those who want to travel, ( have lust received a
iMsrgS M lot of TRUNKS, YALISES, and CARPET
BAGS, va:Ying IN prices from 81 - to S8 If you
want q good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
rats, or Caps, thGro is no placs where YOU can
buy them as low as at the Peoples Clothing Stors,
NO. 400 seventh st., opposite Post Office.
marn-1m No AGO Sst.S,S ii: SMITH, II IT, nCi1thieT,,
l.. A. BEALL & CO.
AhE treasure In informing their customers
Seventh street, between and X, just above r. d
Balps; We have Just received a new supply of
TsIlTRIN TTksnIlTKRlNG' EG H RNISSHLNG GOSDs,
sell at very low pfioss sa ra And Each as We offer to
ing elsewhere. as we know that we can sell Won
goods al iess than any other store in the citv
L. a. BEALL & co, Clothiers,
mar l4-lm NO. 36I Seventh St. bet and X.
lust RECEIVEn. a lot more of the celebrated
SPRfNNSC CEST cSTsNs sIfE et1R as9 ys5y A srgs Ct Of
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS, at the Peoples
Clothlng Store, No 460 Seventh st., opposite Post
once. between and F SITS. ap slim
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUM
MEX CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CAPS. attRe Peoples Clothing Store,
NO. aoo Seventh ST., opposite Pos Office, near +
eloeI' ap slim
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

w d Ssrsct. Bsfsss. 9fk aa1 l0fl Sfrssis.
We have t1st finished q number Of fret caxs
MARRIAGES, such as LtfAt Fssesn 80.
,,ss... gSs..s, ff,s F PaeSissrsl Eam.iy Gar
q yer, small profit.
Being PRACTICAL mechanics in Different branches
oi the business, vs fatter ourselves thst ne kDov
hesSyles ala uehty oi work that vii give ssbs
Acoon, combining lfhtDesS, comfort and durabll
w.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended "A
ne shortest notice and most reasonable oharrea
WALTER, kARMANN BOPP,
Coaohmakers, SUCCESSORS 90 WIN. r. Hook.
ayF-dly
CARRIAGES.
i y L suescriber bsvinf made Additions s~ NJ
T. ae,ifoIyh ,f maklnf nov one efthe large estA -
~, T,anpisctnTlng CARRIAGE q LI6HTA
MA0ONS OF al kinda cannot be surpsss~d sn<
noin MS lonf e1perleDoe in the buGness, he kepo
70 give general sstisfection.
Al kincs Of Csrrias % and kiskt Wsssss ks,s sa
}, A. 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and I'll srtsrs prsnvs
eHes. kEnEEW II TG<yxE ~
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institution within
The last seventeen years. and the important Surg
cal operations psrorlaed BY Dr. Johnston, witnessed by h
reporters o. the Paper and other personE, notices
which have appeared aynn and before the pubic
des h' standing gentle OF character and respousl
blllty ,na cIent guarantse alleted I5lr
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DR.. JORNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAENESS AND IMPOTENCY

WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
By this great and important remedy Of organs
are dy cured and full ygor Thousands the
most nervous and debh;atsd who had lost all hope
been inmedistely relieved.
All impedmsnts 10 Marriage Physcal Mental Disc
Iheatons Los Of ProcreSye Power Nervous IrrItRbty
Trembling and Weakness Exhaustion Of Ipott fssrf
kiad sps edily cured
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MEDICINES.

II DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A l. + I NJ RE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has dtseorered ths most Certain, Speedy aad on Z,
EfeetuaI Remedy IN the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
a CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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SILK RORES, MOUSLIN ROBES. LAWN
-. 81 ROBES, BERAGE ROBES.
We are selling at half their original price Al
other Eoeds OF every descr pton are still selling
fs n ~ TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

GREAT NUMBERS OF PIANO FoRTEs
~ Tor sale or rent at all prices. Alsc ten Mel
dsons Indifferent makes for rent or sale. New
~. JOHN +. ELLIS
ma 80 306 Pa av bet 9th ana 1ntb ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-16

TAYLOR d ,HUTCHISON,
No. 40 CBNTRR MARKET SPACE,
Would call the attention of purchasers to our
stock OF fSEASONABLE DRY GOODS, compris-
Ing some OF the newest and most I'm porta.
lions Of the season. Our stock of Domestios, Linen
ana White Goods will be found very complete,
and WAL be offered at prices that cannot fail to give
satlsfactlon We asE an examination ap9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22
ENfPn Ehnrgns.
GeueraI ReguInfiogsS.

l. No pupil VIII be received for shorter period than
session Pupils entering ai-r tag conL1encenan o.
session. VIII Be CHARGED ouiy Tor tho residus Of ls
session So deduction vii aa made n oass Of vita
lE.iva before the close &C ts session, ~ ior ah1s1c7
unless osCssi0nej bg sickness
g. Wuh The view 10 prevent eEt--.s aganre snd pro
habits Of economy The follow ing Uniform b1s beru
selected Winter unifarl consist Hiafe-cClora1
Merino dress with cape Of su-na gnd p!dn white collar
black silk uprcu sud leRhOu hat trimmed with straw
colorad ribbon ips summer. lld scarlet for uI ter
Summer uniform 90 consist 0t 1rass q blue ginEhan-.
muslin calico, lGid co0rs % Be made with lglz
white collar bilsb SILK aTron E-ch pupil Be Vs5-
ydcd with two dresses for ihs Wtn1r sad f0ur dresses
os the summer uniform.
o Boarders must be- provided wish elk changes of
elJrhBg snirabic for the season. NJh al necessary
tic es fai be toilet snd with sig tal napkins.
Z. Thg parents or gualtzns RI young la,ies coming
from distance, equs-rad 20 uElle person i
or neaT Memphis, 20 whom appAcati,n may be made.
VIXEN necessary m favor o.. rhH pupil or che Lustturon
T. The Institution wild not incur the expeusr NJ iur
ing shall th' pupils be- allowed 90 Keep money
spend gt thrir discretun- SUCh moneys must Be-
p0sitesi with The rperiOr of tho iustitut'.
To prevent loss Of lf al interruption 0i she rE-
arcises ot be School. visro-r will be received only
Saturdays from % " O'clock M and from 90 g.
Parents Others wishing place children in ths Ius-
tution vii be received on any 'iav except Sunday.
This Institution Be- Cataoe-bpt its cbirc. i7 tn
aurd educational advantages. Ctivtiy Of r-ig
crceds no iuHuszcr beyond that object I'D D.
ercised Discipline and order only viii require lIrai,
amce at divine service or Sulfayr.
g. Parents and friends visfH, ths PlPii- IN exhibition
week other Times, viii ind ecuullGodRtou il tbs
city negbborhOod, the Institute s prepared i1
furnish euteTt Ttainmeut.
@ Letters 20 be addressed 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. 4 gnes Fcmsls Academy.
su2-3m Memphis, Tenn.
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ARKANsAs ITEMS.

At a special election held in Little Rock on
the 18th inst, John c. Peay was elected repre-
sentative in the place of Capt Trigg, resigned.
Mr. Peay had no opponent.
The True Democrat of the 18th, says:
We are glad to learn that troops are going to
McCulloch. J. W Whitfield, from Texas, for
merly of Kansas, raised and dequippcd at his own
expense fine company of Texans. Col Stone's
regiment of mounted Texans has reached him
ere this Col. w. c. Mitchell, the old war horse
Of Carroll and Marion, has also Joined him with
his regiment. Companies are going to him
without waiting to be formed into battalions or
regiments
In letter to the Fort Smith Times, from Col
Mcintosh, and dated Camp Cooper, No. Sep
tember 27th, we find the following gratifying
items:
We hope soon to start after that robber and
thief, Lane. l took yesterday and sent to Camp
Walker thirty thousand pounds of lead, and one
hundred and sixty kegs of powder This will
be a good help to our cause.
Luke f. Barber, Esq, having declined the
appointment Of Receiver for the Eastern district
Of Arkansas, under the sequestration act Of Con
gress, Judge Ringo appointed \. II. Rutherford,
Esq. Mr.. Rutherford, says the True Democrat,
is man Of fine business qualifications, noted for
his correctness and will make d good officer.
lie has filed several important stations, such as
bank accountant and State treasurer, with ability
aud credit.
John B. Luce, Esq, has been appointed re-
ceiver for the western district of Arkansas
The True Democrat saws: Some weeks since
we announced that the Hon. Robert w johnson
had procured from the Confederate government
an order for the establishment of telegraphic
line Of communication between Little Rock and
Fort Smith, for the purpose of speedy communi-
cation with Gen. McCuloch's army" and adds,
"we now notice that the government has acted
promptly, and awarded the contract to build it
to Mr.. H. A. Montgomery, the builder of the tel
egraph line between Little Rock and Memphis. :"
Mr.. johnson also procured an order for the
establishment of a line between Des Arc and
Pocahontas, and we hope soon to hear that steps
have been taken to place it under contract too.
1t is true that Gen. Hardee's command has been
removed to Kentucky, but that fact renders the
necessity of speedy communication with Poca-
hontas all the more imperative The small force
left there might be assailed by superior numbers,
and assistance thus needed promptly. With a
telegraphic communication, such assistance
could then be rendered much more speedily. Let
US have telegraph line to Pocahontas as soon
as possible, by all means.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-22
ST. AGNES
Mensphis, Tenn.

THIS ms TTTTTIOS, Incorporated By Act af fLa
Il Le gisiature Ia delightfully."- situated IN q healthy
and retired part of ihe city OF Msmphi5 command NJ
the advantages cf both town and country The buiIL
ingS ample and conm0di0us and 20 designed ~ 90
secure everything desi able in school -didc- They
and in The c-ufsr Of extensive nnd highly improved
grounds, shaded BY forest and part tastefry
laid out and set with plants and shruLJcry Th-
convenience Of access % Mrmpbs a parts OF tha
West and South and the Acknowledge hcaltbi1lusEg
Of the city recommend 90 point Eyhly favorable
Ter ths location o. lfrorIrv instituti01z
The Academy is uHisT the charge ID competent and
experienced teachers. The sysem Of education "a th
same as that pursued iu similar Institutions in Ken
tuCky. It is eyey Way celcualed 70 secure all the
aims Of eduea1i0n-m0ra and iufelectual cnlturs
haeueuI OF manners and physical improvement. No
Efforts VIII be spared 10 render the Institution worthy Of
extended rsfrouaga
The discipline OF the school VIII be firm sad unf-1-
but mild and parental while the risest attention VIII
be paid to health comfort and wants Of the pupils
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE Q
MEMPHIS. September 80, 1851
TT is desirable th.t no more COTTON and TOBACCO
I be shipped to this place until further orders
Planters appealed rot to ship it for the present
Should it be persisted in the Military authorities win
be compe led order the cotton returned 10 the
try at the owners expense.
I
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n II w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

NTESSRS. MATTHEWS e. HUNT lsts Of the
W school Of the great and celebrated Chemical Dy
and Scourers, Cook & Matthews Of 81 Louis have
been induced 20 open establishment for carrying Ou
the above business in OIL Its branches Every descrip
tion Of genteuen's Coats, Vests and Pants dyed
eeanEed and restored to their original perfection They
certain do remove every spot Of grease paint wax
and tar together with all other bem hes and impur
ties 10 which such garments liable and verrunt the
spots not 20 re-appear Cal ard examine their sam
pies Of Cost dressing. II they feI please YOU no
charge VIII be made Ibelg once Is on Jefferson street
between Main street aud Feout Row.
NELLY MATTHEW'S & HTET
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RESIDENT
Surgeon ChirOpodist
No. 327 Main street, over Jones & Tagg
Memphis, Tennessee.


nR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. He consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
Esh the hundreds Of
ET0EteTiHS Testimonials
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest TesPectability, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low are OF a nature that viii abundautly satisfy
all who peruse them.