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ST pACL'S CHURCH,
DIV u II RTnHR


Tie services at st. Paups First UnIyersalist)
were conducted by the pastor, Rev. ". e.
RYDER. The discourse vas appropriate to the
daF, and was from Col II. a." Continue in
prayer, and watch In the same with thanksgiv-
ing" The speaker announced his subject to be
CAUSES FOB rHNKsG1vHG.
Trials are appointed to Us In this life
Clearly. it WIS not the design OF the Creator
that human existence should be Q career OF
unbrpken successes; that our growth into the
perfect life should be g steady Development
without hindrance or struggle. The steam
ship, moving proudly forward on her course,
against wind and tide, keeping steadily on her
voyage, whatever hindrance offers, does not
| illustrate the progEess Of humanity a1nid the
ocean Of events. Rather do We ind better
| type Of the onward movement Of human at
| fairs In the sail ship, whose course Is largely
| controlled By the direction Of the wind, which
| lacking one way and another, seems oft times
| TO the inexperienced landsnau to be sailing
| without compass or chart, and yet the com
| nander knows full well whittier he is going
| and uses bis best skill to move his ship for
| pnri to The desired haven.
4 little reflection will show ns what Is really
one Of the most useful and significant lesson
Of lite. that our defeats and hindrancea, on
trials aud suHezings, are truly the sources 9fost
, 1861-11-30
Nj a ARRIED.

On wednesday. Soy- =. BY Rev, Dr.. Clstszoc. Mr,
JOHN HUTCHINSON and Miss MARY GHTRAP aii
Of this City.
In this City, on the 18th Inst. By Rev R Boyd D. D.
BIT. HENRY G. EEDERNQDD and Miss MARY i.
NENLEN. all Of this city.
In this City. on the 18th inst By Res W & RYDER.
TON. '@-'- --N~> ~
On Nov. q, By Rev. Jeremiah Porter 3fr. ABsALoH
MILLER mad Miss ELIZA NJ BURKE, all OF Chicago
, 1861-11-30

FnpAx EVENING, Nov. %, 1851.
The demand for exchange was more active today;
but the larger banks still supplied cu7tomers'et
L: the brokers sold at y. and some charged X
We ouote the buying price at EerT nearly 4, and
this is freely paid by the brokers'
Gold. buying, Il selling. xGaG1 per cent. for
retail lots.
The money market confines abundantlE sup
plied All resi- business paper Is readily negotiated
ct 10 ne, cent, and the market would bear much
larger supply.
New YoH6--The following are the 41otat1ons
1f The Suck Market today
, 1861-11-30
4 Ladies' Mass Meeting.

! nuucrou$ly attended and Interesting
meeting Of hdics was held yesterday afternoon
al Bryan Hall. to devise means for furnishing
articles Of need to our brave soldiers in the
field, for the lack Of which so many Of them
are now suffering. Considerable discussion
vas had as 10 the "Ways and means' for the
speedy furtherance Of the object, which finally
resulted in a resolve to hold grand festival,
to continue FIVE days, at Bryan Hau-to come
off SONIC time within the next two weeks.
Festival Committees for each one Of the Di-
visions were appointed, who are to meet on
Monday afternoon, at the following places:
The North Side Committee will meet at the
Iouse Of Alrz. S. c. Higgiuson, No. ss9 onta
rio street, at two o'clock. The South Sids
Committee will meet at the house OF Mrs
Stone, 113 Michigan avenue, at three O'Clock
Thu West Side Committee Will meet at the
house Of Mrs Calel, Morgan, 239 West Lake
etrcct, ut two o'clock. All ladies who feel ar
interest in this matter are requested to NEE
with the Committees Of tile several Divisions
and lend their aid in this work.
, 1861-11-30
1oot4 9a3 21s4a 24l3 e9aa a5s

The Wheat market opened quiet 8. the inside
quotations Of "Wednesday, brt tcwa..s the close it
became dull and prices declined ;e91c per bcshel
with sales Of No Spring a. i1a9j '04sc and No
Spring at 64eSG'Sc. Theze was Iiise OF no inquiry
for Flour and the market declined 5121oc per brl
About 1.SGO bris charged uarGs i. s3-ztG3. IS for
common to good spring extras, and 80 10: super
Inc.
Corn vas exceedingly dull and decline of 1!c
per bnsheI took place. with sales Of Mixed Al 40
B;xc Oats were steady ard frm ati';zc. Rye in
good demand at IN improvement Of 1c PEI bu :;
sales at ssEc. Barley was more active. Timothy
Seed quiet but trI. u!daE dill a2d AG;Ec lowe7.
Poultry dull
The Provision market opened !r1n- with oEa-s
Of $9f5 for Ness Totk. without sellers. Towards
the close however uEd.r the influence OF r1fayor-
able aGviccs from Cincinnati it became dull ana
easier. Live Hogs were in active demand By pack
CTS snd shippers, ald the market was steady and
firm at &. 6c@2 50 for common 10 good, and $2@55
for extra The receipts Of Beef Cattle Of an in
ferior quality. and the market i duh At 80.
Dressed Hogs are not yet coming in freely enough
TO establish q market. The sales today were islr
at S3.ea2a5o for light to heavy hugs.
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COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. q, 1861.
Tic following are the receipts and shipments Of
leading articles for the Last forty eight houzs:
RECEIPTS FOB LAST FoHTT-KlGHT HoCEs.
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BnxAET l. 9rHxTFoE's MEHcAHrt1E Co1LEo1.--
Wonla you be good wrlters good accouns4ntf
good nAthematictanf good In commercial Law
End usagea1 Go to BsTan & stsatton's Mercantile
College.
, 1861-11-30

At Buffalo on the 18th nst Mrs EL11ARETn1 CAD
IN The SD year Of her agt.
, 1861-11-30

HoHE Or TIE FRIEEDLKss.-A meeting OF the
Board Of Managers, and ofpersons who hare state
ments to make and accounts to settle Of the late
Festival arc requested to meet In the room OF the
ssYoung Mems Christian Association - Methodist
E]ock, this afternoon. Saturday at O'Clock.
, 1861-11-30

@ Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st.. andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired 1oy1a
, 1861-11-30

~ Cook & Mclean, 98 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any OTHER house in the city.
, 1861-11-30

ASSIGNED Cona.ASp.-Lieut. Paulding,
who has been recruiting for the navy for Some
time past, in this city, has been assigned to
the command Of the gunboat New Era, re-
Gently fitted out st st. Louis
, 1861-11-30

SWORD rREsES74TloS.-Capt. Era Taylor,
the gallant commander Of Company B, Clica-
60 Light Artillery, who participated 50 cred
itah1y in the fight at Belmont, was presented
with an elegant sword, sash and belt q few
evenings since, by J. s. Bush, Esq, in behalf
Of tho recipients old employees, now Of G. 8.
Hubbard d Co.'S packing establishment. The
occasion was very pleasant one, and the gal-
liant Captain fully worthy the honor bestowed
UPON him.
, 1861-11-30

x There are two telegraphic dispatches
this Office 70, Major G. C. James. Inquire at the
Dob Office.
, 1861-11-30

4 THANKSGIVING DoNA71os.--0n Thanks
giving night some unknown individual left a
lively donation upon the door step Of Mr.
Cobb's residence, No. lsG Third avenue, in the
shape OF a bundle Of fanncls, cnfolding live
infant. Mr. Cobb's family not being at home
Mr. Holden, q neighbor, took the Gttlt
stranger in, who was protesting its disgust al
the treatment Of its lsatd-hcartcd parents by :
series Of cries, vigorous il not musical.
, 1861-11-30

TIE TRINITY CHURCH Assoc1ATIoN.-The
young men Of the parish of Trinity Church
meet Ibis evening 10 organize the Association
for literary and social purposes, to which We
have before alluded. The election Of officers
will occur at the same time.
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"THE TEAcHER's FRIEND" is the title Of
small quarterly paper just issued by John At"
water, :'t No s, Kingsbury Block, devoted to
the interest of teachers and children. It is 3
neat little sheet, finely got up, and containing
much interesting and useful reading.
, 1861-11-30

OFFICERS OF CoAPAkT a, CHICAGO LIGHT
ART1lLEET.-The following officers have been
appointed for the Chicago Light Artillery,
Company 4, now stationed at Paducah: Cap
tain, c. II Willard, vice James Smith, rc'
signed; Francis Morgan, Peter P. Wood, and
Edgar 2. Tpbey, Iieutcnants.
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TO Col Nl Bsa1F-
The undersigned having been summoned as
board OF surveyors, 10 examine and inspect the
condition OF tie horses forwarded 90 this regi-
meu- from St. Louis aulreporttha result 70 your
headquarters, would respectfully rapor, that use
have examined said horses, and find seveuty-siz
l76) fit for service, five 90 dead, and three hun
drel and thirty laaJ) understood. under and over
age. stided, riuE5oael, spawned aua iqruraJiy
unfit for any public service, said horses being a
aarl of Elr Missouri contract.
Very rf-H-r-rli-.
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ENfrn CHARGES.
GenernI

T. No pupil viii be- received for "a shorter 1r-a7 t-.-
8 ss--t1n- Pupils entering after the cuuu4ur-u4u- al
session 40 deduction viii De made iu ease of with.
draFal before thetciJse Of tLe session. or f.- .bzz---
unless occasioned by sickness.
Z ni- the view 10 prevent aEt-ava-a~-a- and r-r-
more ha'Is OF economy. the following uniform haz been
selected Winter uniform 90 consist o. -fsr--r.I.-.H
hertu0 dress, with cape OF same. and rrrr --r=-4 --r--
DtaeN SILK apron and .-Elcrl hat. trimmed with .t-arv
coursa rhlou for summer, and scarlet f- rr7----
summer uniform 10 consist Of dress Of B--a as---ar.
Hl--u or calico, tsGld cal0rs3 90 De made rga-. -.ry
white collar black silk apron. Zach ur5H 10 $780,
yiIed with Two dresses for the winter. and four 6-a-.-s
OF the sumner uniform.
J. Boarders must be provided with .x c-s1ga.-rF
ct'LhiuE suitable for the season, with all necessary ar
nc 81 Tor ile tousr, and with sig table napkins.
g. The parents or guardians Of Young ladies coming
from a distance are requested 20 name some r---rr n
or near Memphis, To- whom application may BE- made
when necessary In favor Of rhs pupil artt- Iu-r-rrr-
3 The n-Lt1tilu VIII not incur The expense Of F.--
nsnnE tls pGpA win PICKET money or PARTICLES Of c.ata-
ing nor sha4l the pupils De allowed 20 keep money %
spend 90 their discretion Such mnrpvs must h4 de-.
posted WITH tne Superior of the Institute.
o. To p7svertiG7s rt time ald interruption Of the exc
srci7es o. the school, vl-i 0rs will be received ou.v on
Saturday, t-CC 60 ID l clock d.. AID from 8 TO 8 ? n
Parents or Others wishing to place children i'm tLa Trs-.
tuition, Viii De received OBJ any day except S1r4s-
Z This Institution Is Ca-h1ic-but a. it's object TO
afford eiCcaIaneI advantages. irTespeetIv-.v of rsIfgr.
Gus cIee-s- 10 influence beyond thar object will he a~-
5-eiseu- Discipline and order only viii require r.--1.-
a1cs ar divine service on sundays.
g Parents and ireuts visiting he pupils iu exhibition
wres- c- 90 other times, will md accommodation in De
city or neIsl1o-h1od as the Institute Is ugi prepared %
furnish eI-5rfzlmrut.
@ Letters TO De addressed % the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
st. Agnes Female Academy.
Anzln Memphis Tenn
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.Celearaphir MFra.

at any * lud received hv vrIl .u voul official IN.
oaritv.
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ms .-..r tb.c ,so Hs,-fc, - tba
g.rflsra-a gr.as f1~ vorr 5;srTiat and ,,ar
arc instructed TO invoke 90 his aid under
llr 9tb section Of the law, in all matters of Iiti-
cation Cha. may arise under the law.
vi. You win take .gus.sf e.r. ., avoid the
loss or deterioration OF all personal nropgrtv
peishll'e IN is nature. by annIvur -or the sale
thereof under tha provisions Of the 18th section
of the law.
VIII VAIN bonn .-
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'o~lN'y-ocU'I@"
1ue IoHo"lhg nLeIoSatores TO Earnisaees
nave oeen prepared Tor your use, together with a
note anneNedior the information otthe gaTnishee:
J. nave YOU now, or have You had in your
possession OF unuer your control since the
tWenty-hfst day OF May last, ll-0l,) and if yea,
at what time, any land or lands, tenement or
JehtineAtS, neTellJamrLt or heredItaments, chat
tel or c~haita.s, night or rights credit or credits.
WITHIN iAe Confederate states OF America, held,
owned possessed OF enjoyed Tor or by AN alien
enemy OF iu OF 10 Whlyh any amen enemy had,
and when, since that time, any right, title or Iu-
. ~, 80
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- - ri-bf ,f,lo - ~ $500 ~ S.gI
,baLcf,In hon .ta+. ,rba, ,or -. - rs
-, 80 +a H.. y Ia S".I I7
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s'-:- NIl1.! VI My'e'"!' TO any aA'" enemy
.,cb in5abtlJross = c yn'' a S5. ,s o onT aI ingab,. ~
rass = r,o-. tbon on. az 49, VI ,.1" 'L"ro
of The - - 'Lr AN "a M y.
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frst dew If NJ Icf1 or y, nv 70 +"r:,G ny
one ar inora alis1 ere3fss IaT - ~ 3D.. any
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what and yybgre tbe 1~o1o-ty ~ H. 80
and re.i7erc, ar H., ia - ""'I
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ON
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PROCLAMATION!
By the POsimaSteF-GeneTal OF the Con-
fodGTate States Of America.

UTHEREAS. By the provisions Of "a. b z-cr.au NJ an
act OF Congress. approved August 39th. ls6l. on
titled An Act to Collect. for d.trihutior. me MONEYS
remaining 10 the several Post Offices Of The Confederate
States ~ the time the postal service wins taken ia CHARGE
by said Government" b. Is made the duty OF the Post.
master General % make proclamation that all per-ops
who ere citizens of the Confederate States Of America.
and who msy have rendered pUsta. service 10 any Of The
States Of this Coutrderacy, uuaaT contracts or appoint
mrurs made 10y the United states Government before
the Confederate Strtes G1~vesumrnttoo charge Of such
service, shall present their CLAIMS 90 this Department..
ye lied and established according 20 such rules as he
shall prescribe, by a time therein 70 be set forth. not
less than six months, and requiring the claim-nt 20
state uuderoath, how much has been paid and the dale
Of such payments, on account Of the contract or appoint
meut urder which said claim occurred. and what fund or
provision has been set apart or made tor be further pay
LL % te "a'.e or any portion Of the bslsucs Of
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THE CONCENTRATION ACT.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
Richmond Sentemhnr ID I-E1-

--n-'
Instructions to Rgceirers under the act entitled
" In 8c for the Seguestrgti0a Of the Estqtes.
PrgPsry and Effects Of Ilien Enemies, and for
the Indemnity Of Citizens Of The COgjcdcrgie
States, ami persons GidiHg the sumo IN the eIist-
lHg Jrar against tic United States. "-4yprOUcd
iHgUSt 30, 1861.
The following persons are subject to the
operation of the law as allen enemies:
J.. AL citizens of the United States. EXCEPT the
citizens or residents Of Delaware. MARYLAND,
kentucky or Missouri, or the District Of Colum-
bIar or the Territories Of New Mexico, Arizona,
or the Indian Territory south of Kansas.
. All persons who have a domicl within the
states with which this government is az war, no
matter whether they be citizens or not; thus the
subjects Of Great Britain, France. or any other
neutral nations who have a domicil. OF are car
Iylng ON business or Ura6c within the States at
war with this Contederacy, are allen enemies
under the law.
s. All such citizens or residents Of tbe States
OF Delaware Maryland, Kentucky or Missouri
and of the Territories of New Mexico. Ariz.ra
and the Indian Territory south of Kansas and
of tle District Of Columbia, as shall commit.
actual lostEles against Tie Confederate Sr,tas
or aid Or abet the United States IN the e~zistipv
war against the Confederate States.
IT, Immediately after taking your oath If
Office, you viii take possession Of all the Dro-
perty Of every mature and kind whatsoever with
in your district belonging to alien enemies as
ab0yc defined.
III. You viii forthwith apply to the clerk Of
Che court for wrts of gaTnishment under the StL
section Of the law, and viii PROFOUND to the gar
uishees the interogatOres You viii PROFOUND 10
the following persons, viz:
l. All attorneys and councillors pTacticing
law within your district.
. Tho presidents and cashiers Of all banks
and principal administrative officers Of al rail
roads and other corporations within you
district.
J. All agents Of foreign corporations, insurance
agents, commission merchants engaged in for
eIgn trade, agents Of foreign mercantile houses,
dealers IN bills OF exchange, executors and adj
nln!stratoTs OF estates a~ssiguees and syudics Of
insoivent estates, trustees, aud generally all per
sous who are known TO DO business as agents
for others
f. In the first week Of each month, you viii
exhibit TO the judge a statement showing the
whole amount Of money in your hands as
and deposit the same for safe-keeping
in such bank or other depository as may be Sc
lected for that purpose by the judge-reserving |
only such amount as may be required for imme !
date necessary expenditure 10 tho discharge of
your duties as receiver.
3. You are strictly prohibited from making
use in any manner whatever or invest
ing in any kind Of property, or loaning with or
interest, or exchanging for other funds,
leave Of the court, any money or funds
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H,'Tn MCKEE Major,
GEORGE ROCKWELL, Captain,
JOHN SCuEE, Lieutenant

The committee also have an evidence that Z.
s. District Attorney Jones was associated with
Nessrs. Thompson and Bowen In the purchase
OF horses an. -1 a5, their contract being at a
hundred a1i nineteen dollars and fifty cents each
bor-a. Bowen sud oll 90 Thompson aud Jones
for $500, payable ~ lauEa5le funds. Thomp-
-aa went 30 McEa3s-g for payment on horses
lfr-srs. Thompson and Jones had furnished, and
were told -Gal another party were interested ID
this horse business, and UH.ess the $4,000 iu
gold was deducted oy Mrssrs Thompson and
Jones. none of the money could be paid" The
1000 was kept nv NcEius5g and the remain
dor paid over 10 Thompson and Jones.
ID altr This head of fraud, the committee have
esriman of over L8lf d million of dollars sunk
IN hay contracts. The quarteTmaster paid
$3.50 per tun for hay in bales which, on exam
nation. is found 20 be prairie grass, and hay OF
q very poor quality. The cost Of transportation
between SaLoui. and. Sedaliat s about - per tun,
a. So per tun delivered a. Sedalia. The com
u.ree fsvr accumulatire evidence that fresh hay
from the stacks, and ia abundance along TIE
entire routr 10 Warsaw, can be obtained at s.
10 s. per tun.
In Goy.rument wagons the evidence shows
that large numbers are here without any WI
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Petltion % DiIfde sInves.

cTATE OF TENNESSEE, Haywood County Court
- November term, ls6l.
Lewis D. Sanders,
W.
Eel B Sanders. William II. Sanders and Lii smith.
Guardian.
Of Haywood coanty, Tenn, that Eel r. and Va.
liam Il sanders have gone beyond The lr1ita Of tho
State Of Tennessee il Is therefore ordered that publ
cation be msds Ia the Memphis Weekly ApDeal. a
newspaper published in the city of Memphis. Tor four
successive weeks, commanding the said Ez-U B. ana
william II Sanders 10 appear before the County Court
OF Haywood county, Tennessee, 20 be held NJ the Court
House, In tho town Of Brownsville, on she first Monday
in December, 1851, then and there plead, an-vyar or de-
muir 20 compiBinants petition, or the same will be taken
a. confessed ard ret FOR hearing OK psrte AZ 70 them
A copy-attest G.. p. TALIAFERRO
nO3W4W CLERK.
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NOTICE!
sURGE0N G@ENERALs -

RICHMOND, Va, sept. q. 1867.
A hAf MEDICAL B0AADS for the examination Of
u Surgeons aud Assistant SURGEONS have -, -
dersd 90 con7she az Norfolk, Richmond, Yorktown and
Manassas.
Candidates Tor the appointment Of Surgeons spd A.
siatant Surgeons viii be examined by these Boards. on
presenting an invitation 10 appear before them from
the Secretary OF MaT, which may be obtained bv Tor.
Narding tlelr application, with testimonials Of moral
character, to the War Department
Examining Boards viii oe Eeld vs. Fer points farther
South a. a convenient time. 80
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EDUCATIONAL
ST. AGNES
Memphis, Tenn.

TUIs INSTITUTION. ineo-7-sf.f by Act Of .-s
i Legislature. i- delightfully."- situated u healthy
FRA p l--a part " -I- city ~ Memphis. cHulsldug
.-7 -I'aHiases Of both town sud country. The bald
iurv are ampi- and connections ami -r s-..---f as b
secure everything d--l able in a school -1.E.=. They
3 and m the enter Of extensive sud highly Improved
groNLls, shaded nT forest frees. sud l1 la-r ra-fefrrv
lad on. and set TEfh rare plants and -hrl1a-v. The
CONVENIENCE OF access t1 Memphis from aL paris Of rhs
ives ara south and The acknowledge .-a.-lf1la4-g
Z i7 ytF recommend 81 a point highly favorable
for the location of literary Institutions
The Academy is under rh- charge. az r1u8sf--t and
experienced teecner- The system or education i4 the
same as that pursued il similar iu.+f---f7rs II va-
tleSy. II is every Way calculated 10 secure aU tr4
ams 81 sauca'ion-u1rsl and Intellectual rr.t--. re-
1neueut % manners and physical m5r4v4rsrt no
efforts VIII De pared 90 rsld-rta= Institution worthy gf
an extended patronage.
The d-cplue of the School viii Be dm and uniform.
bUt mild and parental. while the ztrict-5r at-z-+s.- -U
be M ~ L----- ---.--- - ------- -
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE
MEMPHIS, September 81. 1851.
7 Is desirable thstnO more COTTON and OBACC
4 be shipped 20 this place until Further orders
Planters are appealed 10 not 20 ship II for the present
Should il be persisted 10 the Military authorities will
be comr-le led % order the cotton ret f1sd TO the conn
try a. the owners expense