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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03
ESIrss Sharges: !:
Generrg TsenisEnEiors.

1. No pupil will be recsivsi FOR shorter period than
sessi N. Pupils entering after the commencement OF
session, will BE- Charged euiy for the residue -f ths
session. No defucton VIII be made IN Of with
dTawal before the Of the session OF FOR ABSENCE
unless oCcasi0ned By sickness.
2. Sith the view to prevent eztrava1a1ce and DrC-
mote habits Of economy, tho following Unif-rm has
been selected: Winter Uniform to consist Cf sIa
c0lOred EeriEo Dress vita cape or same and uIain
white collar; black TX apron ASH white ls1horn fat
trimmed with straw C10red ritEun for sumner. and
scarlet for winteV Summer u1lcru @ Of dress
OF bus glnghaIlI uusl - Calico t5Cd cOiors to Be
made with long sleeves, and % GO close 70 the neck,
with small plain, white collar; bak sII- apron Each
pupil 10 BE- provided with two dresses the winter
and fosr dresses Of the sumzsr uniform
;. Boarder- Tn-t be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable u the sraon, with aI Necessary art-
cles for the toilet ard with SIX table Hsrk,us.
T. Tie parents or guardians q Young Issies coming
from distance, are 1csted 20 some person IN
near Memphis to wh IA application may be made,
when necessary in favor OF ,he pap the Institu-
ton.
. The Institution wiz not iacur the expense OF fur
nishinz the pupil with POCKET money or artic as Of
clothing; nor snail the pupils be allowed 20 keep money
70 spend ct their discretion. Such must be de-
posted with the Superior q the Institute.
To prevent loss Cf time ard interruption o. the
exercises Of tha SchO- visitor. VIII be received only
on Saturdays. from 20 L O'Clock II and from 10
the Institution viii be received any day except
Sunday
This Institution is Cath0iic-aut as its object is "a
afford educational advantages rrespecivsiy sf reli-
erCIsvd. D.soipine ar order y will require attend
ancs At divine service en- Sundays
8. Parents and friends visiting the pupils N exhibi-
tion wsek CT at other times VIII hud ac-0muodatioa
in the city OF ueiRhb0rh0o a. the Institute is not pre-
pared TO furnish entertainment.
8. Letters to be addressed TO the
MBTHER SUPERIOR
st, Agnes Female Asadsu1y.
au2-Sm Nanuhfs Tenn
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rEEE NEWS rRnn EuRoPE.

TheTecent news from Europe does not please
the journals of the North. In anticipation Of
the breaking Of the blockade they are already
defantiy threatening to punish England by
"retaiiauon,2 > and, at one s-Eo-., 10 '',oHfcate
the five hundred millions worth OF Americas
stock held by her citizons"' The New York
Herald makes the following review Of the
news:
On the whole, the aspect Of the news is by
no means cheering. Tie one bright spot Is
John Bught's speech, which we publish to-
dag. Lord PalueIgtoB made a syeeca In Par
lament, IN which he threatens with rTo5scg-
tioa all who send OF convey arms or other
articles COntTabaId Of war TO the United States,
ana AL ilaucieTs who dare to take cur loan OF
have anything TO 10 with it.
IL the tone If the British press be any index
OF the intentions Of the administration, there
can be nc doubt that il means mischief TO this
country. The London Herald (Juiy DO Lord
De-by's organ, declares that "J6e blockade IS
thoroughly inefficient and contemplate" and
that "Hot d single prize can be condemned I;
aad even If the blockade were efficient The
American government cannot blockade It's own
ports, according 20 the doctrine which It SIC
CessiuilV asserted In the case oG one Of its
UWa EbIps al NauIes in the late Italian war.
We learn by tins srriVa! that Kingston, in
Canada, is 60 be made a naval as well as a
military station, and that naval force is 70
be stationed or the lakes. Does this look ike
neutrality? We further learn that the Eng
itsl government has sent out reiuf0TCeusnt5 TO
her already immense fleet upon our coast nun
beTiuE some tbirv slins-tw0 OF them ships of
the iiue, 90 guns; several OF them irfEa5es, and
most Of tlem armed with the powerful Arm
strong cannon.
The whole number Of guns is now about 500
"a force, considering the quality Of The ships
sHt armament, wOge than sufficient to break
the blockade IN every port, and sink our wn0ie
dget, thanks TO the ImbeciI'y of tue Navy De-
P8TtmsDJ al Washington. Then there IS tie
powerful French squadron here which we are
assured viii cooperate with the English, be
cause the exports oe France in wine and other
articles have faliGn of more than one half in
consequence Of the interruption Of its AmaTi-
can trade by The war, and because Of the to-
bacco which French agents are bow buying Up
IN Virginia, the whole financial system ct the
French government would be LCrangei--a
vast proportion Of its income being derived
from the duty on that article. We are inform
ed br Lord PalmeTst0n's organ that perfect
understanding on The subject has been arrived
az az to the combined action of the two gov
ernleuts toward that of America, aud that
"tLe cooperation is to be prosecuted On both
gad and land -
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CENTER HIGH SCHOOL
- ..amge CIasaEcal q cRdleEgly
HARSHlLL TEHlLE INSTITUTE,
EEarsRaT Couafy, .Uiss

FT'HE next session u ;his Institution will open on
i MONDAY, the I'd September, S5l.
FScliltle for aCquT CrOlgn education, in
pleasant nei-hb 5rhOJi, vii, BE- Afforded.
For further information address
: ! STEGER, President
a-TO-2v Pgssyt!Ia Tam
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Chestnut ELL,
.Vtar EeGrargs, Tennessee.

TIVE FOURTH ANNUAL TERW OF this rnstitu. ion
L VIII open On the 10Th OF September. aud ose me
last o. June, without utGTmi SION. EXCEPT for the
Christn holidays. The success Il the FHsttue 4 us
far, has enab sd tAs proprietor provide thorough
teachers for every department. gentleman OF suue-
r0r talents, ACCOMPLISHED Drill Master in botn IN
fautry and ARTILLERY Tactics, has been sIpoysd, Who
W'l likewe have charge OF the Mathematics dsi art
ment The arms o. ed hereafter VIII be one De piece
six-posrder tor the pcryose o. giving p-artcai and
thIoush instr seton IN arll cry services aud the IN
ned re, made 70 order, snd suitable size for boys
from ten 70 seventeen years cf age Target shooting
pTactc5d at least once We K It is or object 10
make every pusu thcrOugl acquainted with the du-
ties of the 90 der detail botn 10 he CamD ard in
the field Good scholarship a. 81 Cd military dIsci-
plius form the basis OF the 5oGisTs cOurB zs
must have intelligence vlue his righ's and mIli-
tary discipline to give IA i7ucy a. tse defense Of them;
20 the scholar, esseni=l l saving physical develop
and activity the soldier. the truth mis-
remark have had aound-ut proof in the last three
year, IN the renarkacle IL proys1lPi IN hsalths
strength, and activity Oi every student IN the Irstu
ton We have secured she services q oie Of tne hn
ct Gymnass IN America IS teacher IN this depart
msnt,
We can assure our leds and the pubie hat the IN
stitutisu complete az It's il
der the highest degree Of physical mental
ana moral ceve pnneu an W. feel colt1ent OF beng
able 70 give AMPLE rFtEru for every expense. The
Professor OF Modern Lausus=7s Drawing. and vocal
aHd Instrumental dusic, IS acaculpi ishsd In ne
teaches and great acquisition 70 the Institution IN
the Il two Jears the IsIny rhy ician has made bat
two D ofeysionaI visits. Tae UnIiOrm " be q
a. heretofore blue dress suit and gray un1rsss
70 trouble and much ezpensa ala paTtsss
We have enesged good tailor anc boot MAKER FOR the
Institute The cash be dep0s ted f1r an eEpen
as the proprietor allows 10 a counts be ma1e Al
pocket money us be de. osied Ith tss Principal No
student go y5ud the btunls eZcep 20 church. OF
when on furioush. TIE discipline wiu be strictly
military.
TermS---Per Annual Term, $275.00.
This iroludss fuel, board and tuition in he rudi-
ments OF English. Ancient Languages, hatheaatic-,
the u Of the Gymnasium, the Alllta1y Drill, and
arms.
Modern Languages, French and German, (o be spoken
daily Drawing ard Inst entail usic az Professsrs'
rates in Schools Vocal Cso taue ht 20 al gratis
No pupil taken for less than the annual term, except
BY special Agreement.
Pupils snteTi1s after the first month, vii be charged
only for the ren,a nder OF th academic year.
One-han payable en- the 10th Of September and th8
balance the 1st OF February
D. PERaTEAN Pr ipriel0r-
P SIT will be Observe ed that sdI-it Us any
aFe under seventeen and as they Dc OF use in
war they shoud time from school. AL engaged
in the School are Southern.
auto d6w :. n P.
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STATE FEM ALE
COLLEGE.
IEoz7aph1ss Eez2zaessee.

TgyHE Fall Session OF tbis Institution will commence
L OF the I2;h Of September next. In its favor we
claim the following advantages.
It's plan Of organ4zatI0u thorough course OF study
and discipline, well the high standard OF iEstruc-
ton It IL the rank Of strictly first class Female
College.
2 The buildings are new, elegant and commOdi0us
For all school purposes they probably unsurpassed
by any either orh SCuts The furniture aud gen.
erl cSgOi equipments have not failed 10 excite the adj
N ration Of visitors and patrons.
s. In local situation il Ines the following adj
vantag The rrgicn OF country is acknowledged bs
healthy vel beautiful u is surrounded by ore
Of the NEST haed intelligent and mora communities
L j, sui lenty lear to the city for all purposes o.
trade, and EudI-Ieutiy remote 10 protect the pupils
against habits OF extravaganza. 1t may be easily
reacga3 ia zl, -5ctigus by TsIl-8Ed aud river.
J. The profess and teachers have had long expert
ePce ana are Ea0El Thoroughly entitled to the con-
fienCe ot the SgUth In fact, the highest a-va1agR
Ia every particular that be fourd any similar
Institution enjoy RI az this for the proper training
and euucati3l Of yJuug ladies'
Expenses a. heretofore. Fer particulars, address
G. COLLINS,
aU4-i6- President.
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Fall Eaating, 1851.

~-- --~- = A~~%'
FTNHE FALL MEETING over ibe Memphis Course
4 will commence oa WEDNESDAY, October 50-h
1851.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, October 30.-S-7aap-
stake for all ages, heats Of miles $500 suhscF-
tion, SlO0 'erfeit. bree more 70 an the stake
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, October 3i.-Sreep-
stake for three year oiasj mile heats $500 bscrp-
tion; $50 forfeit
THIHD DAY, FRIDAY, November Jockey Clut
purse s2CO, mile heats best t2ree in i've. Ent a4ce
money tteh per cent } slds1.
FOURTH DAY, SAT5HDAY, November 2 sweep
st'se for three year os, eats Of two miles, $500 sub
scripLonj 500 for cit. Three or msrs to Ill the
stake.
The above stakes to nsne and close on TUESDAY.
October lst 1851 Security Tor the forfeit required
in al cases.
Tho CLAY STAKE FOR tareo year ol5s; $500 sub
scri2tiou $500 forfeit $50 declaration closed with
TWEEN y-e eht Subscribers declarations viii be run
on MONDAY, OCtUbgr s D..
Should the above stakes a.. Purse Of $500 three no milt
heais, entrance en ger cent added, uiu be hung ~
Tuesday.
Nominations 10 be made 70
CHARLES STONE Secretary
au7s dtocI Boa No gs9 wamnbis
Louisville Courier copy one month, OF until sup
pressed by a. o..
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Terms per Session:
PAYABLE -YEARLY-IEvARIAsLY IN

For Board and Tuition in al o. tae foiozing
branches: Eeafins. WritiEg, Arir- rle-ir Eng ish
Grammar Geography HIstJrg. El=trrc. CJa11s lion,
Criticism, PTnCIp es AEu 81 PhIias1ury. Chem .
trv md Botany Mental and N0ai p iErs-unv Piain
Sewing, Marking etc SO $50 $50 or 500 accard-
10 the age class the yu1il F1r g4v zcHosrs
tuition SIS, SO S5 $50 according TO ass or class
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educational.
ST. AGNES

THIS INSTITUTION, Incorporated ~
4 act OF the Legislature, Dr. as-iehtaul.v A-lA
si.usted IN healthy and retired part of ~ -
the city OF Memphis, Command f.r . the al. uEzf=ls
vautages both o. town 90. c1uuf.r. che @5@
buildbg gs are an Ia and ComuI-1I6us. srf -sEls
designed as 10 secure svr~y-ulH- d4st-- -
able a school ed fcs. They stand i'm TIA ca7+ar g
extensive and higaiy Il-p1ovsd ero-aIs "a Ii by or
est trees ant 10 part tastFfuly laid out a1f a- win
rare plants sud suru9s-ry- Tbs -Juvea-nca O. -s5s
10 MemDhi- from all parts o. the west ana s~fh arT
the Acknowledged hea'thfui1a-s oi The city recommend
it point highly favorable for the location Of Iitg
rary Institutions.
The Academy is under tle charge OF cor-1stest and
eEperieCced teachers. TIE system e-cstioa i. the
that pGrsUed in simI.a ar INSTITUTIONS in KEN
tUcky. u Is every wsy CtcllFt-d % secure al ths
aims # educstoI-mo-al and irelfe-trsI catvre re-
hnement Of manners and PHYSICAL Improvements No
Efforts will be spared 20 reui-r the Institution worthy
Ct an extensive p1-r1ua-e-
The discipline OF the SClocl win ba f-r and Uniform
but mild and parental, while o ssctsst artsnti q M
be paid to heath, comfort and wants Of TIE pupils
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EImW00d Male Institute,
.TGGg- E5EGlst100d Cemetery,
.FEsmDhts, Term.

REV. J. D. Principal.
yEEHE next Sc sion Of this Institution will open sn
I MONDAY, the 2i day Of September neZt. Il is
dasi-n Of the Princpa to make This high school,
al which youth can eive finished Acedamis educa-
ton and also a preparatory school to qualify young
sa Tor any class College they may wish TO enter.
Tuition from 81 to ST. payable al the close OF each
quarter.
Ez- As recreation during the hours Of intsrmis-
sion ,tuderts will be drilled in Hsrdee's tactics.
aul3 n
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According to survey made in 1853 with river front
OF half mile. The soil consists Of remarkably Ter
tile black loan, nearly light bank OF ashes aed
idea Of its depth may be ascertalned from the
fact that cisteTn been dug in It's immediate VI
cRty, the depth feet without reaching tue
clay. 1t is amot entirely above overflow the unpre-
cedented floods Of '5S and '59 covering only small Pr-
tOn OF it., and it is also protected by ne evee Vhch
has been greatly strengthened during the past year. II
has Improvements except rough cabins but mas
al good ROADS hrouEh it, for the purRose OF haul
ing wood TO the river, where two ne landings have
been cut. II Of the finest lrCatOns fer wood
yard on the river, having bluf baRk and Sufficient
depth Of water boats 10 land at any Of the
year. The timber is very heavy, consisting OF gum,
ash blackberry and walnut, aud If cut of and sold
would more th pay for the land.
have been told by competent judges, that the pecu-
liar advantages of This land great that bat fer
the present it could be sold readily for 500 per
acre. Its neaness 70 the rdpidy growing city OF Mem
phis greatly adds TO its value and should that city be
made the capital Of the Con ederBte States it IS
thoughtit will be, in very short time it would COM
mand $500 per
1t is now offered at the low price Of $50 per acre
one-hslf cash, and the balance IN twevs months.
Nothing but recuniary embarrassnents induce the
TO offer IL at such sacrifice. Possessio given
Immediately. Title perfect.
suIs-deodsm 2. n. APPERsoN.
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7 ALU ABLb LAND
FOR SALE.
23S Acres,

Z AM authorized to sell an extremely VALU- .ss
I ABLE TRAUT OF LAND, lying on the Mis-
sissippi river, about two miles south Of hem-Es7
nhis. the Arkansas side II clnEaIns -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03

The subjoiDed letter, addressed by citizen
OF East Tennessee to Mr.. Senator Johnson,
has been Contributed for pubiea ion:
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WHICH IS WORSE

Those journals that have recently bsen Wis
tied with a mob, and others Of which the gov
ernmeut has attem2 ed to prevent their circu-
lstion By setting copies in Philadelphia, are
harmless as doves compared to the Tribune and
Federal government into adopting the policy
| and iHscTibing upon the banner of the armies
the emancipation OF slavery. The aid and
comfort given By the so-called peace organs to
the Confederates, is but drop in the bucket
compared with the incendiarY appeals Of the
agitdtiDg pTsss, and be sooner the admins
tration puts stop to tHeir incendisry appeals
the earlier viii it receive be united and undi-
vided support Of the North
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G0utatiOual.
HUNTSVILLE FEnibE COLLEGE,
Huntsville, North Alabama.
large o. this department.
Boarding 8EpG5'gns eNF.
ipectEJ EG!ic

Health and clmEort are vi4iIanGy cared for. Al
rsugemeut- viii be made for ccmty-ta5.y ac-oum0d,
tins all who may come.
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The thrnng Of women and children represent
ing families Of volunteers in the 17th anC
IS wards, at the distributing Office in New
York on Friday, was unusually great. At
A. N one hour before the appointed time oi
opening, the square in front OF Cooper Instl.
tute was crsnm d with poor people, and wher
The doors were opened, at Q O'Clock, the pres
sure TO get IN was so great that several chill
dren would probably have been killed but FOL
the interference Of persons connected with the
oiies. The excitement was finally allsyet
by distributing tickets among the crowd. A
large number OF the 79th (High anoersO made
their appearance, but were cut eff without a
shilling, in recognition Of their prominent
part In the recent mutiniss and desertions.
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TermS---Per Annual Term, S275.OO.

D. PERaTGAN. Pr }priei0r-
erved that We sdr-it Us at any
and as they Csu De OF no use in
10 time from school. All engaged
iera.
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FLATTERIBG TESTIMONIALS

the hnndreds Of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-19
Nationa. Loan,

Pursuant to instructions from the Socrotar
of the Treasury. book will be opened on this
22l day Of September, instant. at the Bank OF
Montpelier, for subscr ptions under my super
ntendence for Treasury Notes, to be Issued I'M
Ter tho ACT Of July II, 1851. These notes VIII
be issued in sans Of fifty dollars, ono hundred
dollars, i've hundred dollars, one thousand dol
lal8. aud live thousand dollars each, dated 1871
August, 1861, payable three years after date 10
the order OF the sn t)scIiber Or as directed, aud
bearing interest at the rate OF 7 3 10 per cent.
per annam. payable Seni-annually; such inter-
est being at the rate OF Two cents for each day
on every hundred dollars. For the convenience
Of the holder. each note will have coupons at
t.ched cxs rcssing the several amounts Of semi
annual interest," which coupons may be de-
tached and presented Tor payment separately
FROM the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes
be received during fifteen days from the day of
opening the book as a'oresaid. No subscription
ior less than fifty dollars nor for any fraction of
that sum can perceived. Subscriptions o! fifty
dollars or one hundred dollars must be paid in
lawful coin of the United States at the tilnc Of
subscribing. Subscriptions of more than one
hundred dollars may be paid at once Or, if
preferred, one tenth at the time Of subscribing
and one third Of the whole amount on every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall
be paid. No payment of less than fifty dollars
can be accepted, that being the smallest sum Ger
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to
Subscribers for the amounts SO paid, the original
eff which the subscriber will transmit by mail
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, when Treas
ury Notes. as aforesaid, Will be issned thereon
to such subscriber or his order, carrying inter
est AS expressed in such certificate; but in cases
where only d part Of the amount subscribed is
paid at the time of subscribing, Treasury Notes
will be issued only ior tie payments made sub
scqnently to the first, which will remain until
the whole amount subscribed by such person
shall he laid, when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such first payment also. On payment
OF each deferred instalmcnt, the subscriber will
pay, III addition thereto, q sum equal to the in
tercst accrued thereon from the l0th of August to
tho date Of payment and on final payment like
interest on the amount paid on subscri nl0n,
which payments Of interest will be reimbursed
to the subscriber in the payment Of the first
coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such cart-
hcateS by the Treasury will be sent to the sub
scrlber by mail, Or such other mode as may he
indicated by them when they transmit their
original certificates. The duplicate certi fcates
may be retained by them for their own security
Il. P. JENETT, Subscription Agent
Montpelier, Sept. -, 1861.
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Later from California -.

OurER STATION, Sept. 10, VIA Omaha, Sept.
IA. The Pony Express from San Francisco
passed here last night.
The general election pending absorbs the at
tentson Of the people OF the Whole State. Un-
der the prevailing excitement the peace party is
fast losing ground. The Republicans will I'm
doubledly carry the State.
A telegram from Yreka of the 10Th, states
that the reported massacre by Indians Of
an elnigrant party on the Northern routes is
coadrmed by the arrival of only one survivor,
wh0reports that there were ioul teen families,
numbering one hundred persons, and the whole
contrary of men women and children were in
humanly butchered
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DING, they nford unquestionalle PROOF Of the ctca cy
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MAsosyI1,, Conn, Feb, ), 1Ssl
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January Is, 1856,
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