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stronger TOW, and Ill oas adY,oes lad to
the bc1iefthat they vii, ewesp ths Sts1o Is
with broom. The candidates for Treasurer
arc james 3. .Garrard, present Democratic III
cunabcat ind Union a.. Gobrlas Terry, ee-
=cesEtoH.. For the Union ea1ti
d.date5 are largely taken from among 20 best
Haen Of the State. Of I'll parties. As ons Of the
fret results Of The election. they viii give
GOV. Hagcffitn and -seuntor the
alternative Of representing the. people proper
Il, CT os retiring i, f:ror Of those Wto win =.
BODIES OF Cor. sHAnR AND LIEUT.. JAEGER
ForsDs-Tke bodies of .l,ess pef=oes, round,
eG, sn3. subsequently, hung By q Secession
mob neer ST. CHARTS, No., on tho 22a u1t.,
have just been foyad, buried or Qa:ysr
CrscE, about th-es Es1es north Ct aerart::a
.stst1on. Col. Morgan i! Smith, couanand dug
the Fedo1I forces in That neig'i;olheod, ir5ti
tuted aeesrch, In TiicA The people very gen.
orally assisted, es many s5 a hundred being e.
gagged ct one tine to+the neglect of tEei,
rlpened crops; sud Jet the search Wonl5 la7.
been un=vatH1g but for Information given oJ
the wife Of oEe Of lie E1urderera, who accom-
pantad # With tlsa pledge f3at her husband
Issac Cob5, n::It he e1oTsd to re*1rr 5o:aa
IInbatme3.t@.. :--- :;
, 1861-08-05
mR. WEED ON THE CRISIS.

The venerable Thur1oN Weed has witt
ten letter On the subject Of the Bull Run
disaster, throwing the whole blame on |
certain Newspaper editors, who, as is well :
known, commanded the Federal forces and |;
gave the order to march On Manassas. As !;
Mr. Mantlni would say, the letter is the |
same tsdemd hprrid grind" The most No.
,ticeable paragraph perhaps is that which
contadicts the statement recently given by
Gen. Scott to the editor Of the New York
Times concerning his plan. With all his
disposable force, says Mr. n. Gen. Scott
* commenced operations at Fortress Mon
roe, near Harpet's Ferry, and in Western
Virginia, the latter point being the most
st favorable, profting, as no other section
did, BY the cooperation and sympatllies
"of loyal inhabitants, With Washington
for his base Of operations, the western
"wing Of his army we're to feel aud fight
:" their way Southwark, until, at the ap-
pointed time, having reached their des-
sjgnated positions, all his columns were
"to move simultaneously, Riehnsond fall
ing, az Aeeiev .tsN, 1gfors an irresistible
-dszny.h
According to the exposition Of the plan
given to Mr. Raymond, there was to be no
movement on Richmond at all. There
was simply to be a garrison at Washing
ton, and grand movement with exactly
eight pitched battles down the Mississippi
river to New Orleans, and their great south
western entrepot being taken, the rebels
were 10 be made to "feel the pressure Of
The Government Here is marked disa-
greement Of doctors, but as Mr. Weed has
been paying good deal Of attention to
the details Of army matters Of late, VIC
presume his exposition is the correct one.
Mr. Weed says in conclusion: " "Though
ave have encountered a great and disas-
"trous check-though we are panied and
"humiliated- possess the means and
"the energy to retrieve all; if these means
"henceforth, are wisely employed 1 may
IN future Letter, indicate hoW, in my
Judgment, these means should he en-
"ployed" Now we protest against any
more military editors" Mr. ". devotes
awhole column of his paper to inyeigh
ing against newspaper plans and fnishe.
by proposing 10 write out lis own ideas o
how the commanding Generals shou1i
proceed. This will never do. There i.
great danger that Gen. Mcclellan vii
drop his own plans, adopt Mr.. Weeds
and then charge all his disasters Gf HI
should meet any) on the Albany Ecenin!
Journal. Mr. Weed had better confn
himselt to contracts. These are his spe
cia1ity. His genius will be better shown il
calculating the profits Cd ration at Alban
than in unfolding plan Of military move
ments on the Potomac.
, 1861-08-05

SPECIAL NEWSPAPER TRAH.-Thz Lazy etc
{1nd. Courier has made arrangements for q
special evening train to Gresncastle, GO miles,
dor the delivery Of the paper along tie route.
A: caboose car will be attached for passea
, 1861-08-05

. BALTIMORE, Ans. 3.-The steamer which
brought up Gen. Butler this morning, who Is
IN route for Washington, passed one Of the
Crosby reported he had burnt two vessels,
aDd that he had captured = third, and that lis
expedition Was all Eate.
, 1861-08-05

L Spy Arrested ut Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2.-Au educated
German, q private belonging to the 10th regi-
mcnt Of New York, was arrested yesterday for
corresponding with the enemy. 3 letter to
Gen. Lee was found on his persou.
, 1861-08-05
Heavy Faa1Ure In New York.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-Claain, Mellen Il Co.,
The heavy dry goods dealers. have failsd.
The brig L. G. Watts, from Pern8mbueo, re-
ports tha1 it wae informed of Bermuda, on
the 25th, by the schooner John Elliott, that it
Watts Was chased on the 2Gth by q bark, 9Th
by brig, and 28lh by schooner, but out
eai.sd thera all
, 1861-08-05

The :ons win. r-rt OF business letter: fs test
ysluable: -.
MoNapR, CoH3
PRoF- O. ]. Tono--DEAH sr.: Please alloy me 70
address yoH caEcsE1iR:: youT r1-T Tal171e HEssor1
tive Cordial sud T1ocd fseIG hare been stc
Eg more than {ear, and have tried almost eyetJ
Ent tried Joar Cordial au must say It make.
feel better took hsd cold Oyer year age. which
run TIC down vxRT Low. and could get No relief un
Farmer sent 70 J. E. Sheitens. End got 6nt:1e.
to get EoEe u1oFe, &c. DC.
Tour obettcrt servant,
DAVID F. WaITLOC5.
Thus ever ea&, nc matter how Low and how mucx
ay hare suffered. eSpcr.esce almost iaEtsnt relief
how Many ANST THoEaANps MIL BLEsa TH3 DAT
THAr THHIR 4NTEEEEloE N Was cALI.Ep TO e. Coms q
vic sutlef7 do not wait cne hour teer no mistake
about IT, It wt1 cure 3en- Be veil and suffer aa
losger One bottle Will save Teu iror1 suffering and
premature grn7e.
Eead the following letter, Just received:
NE. IF. KING, Jt.. 5HIa1o. +. IL purchased of
yen one week ayo, bottle OF Frof Woods ReAsora-
uve Cordial and Gnd 1nJaef eat1re1y rflevad OF dis
Tcseing dJspepst5, Producing stoppaKu ~ breath.
general debility, G1d pain In the side want oda bot
tie more, aud believe that shan be c1rcds becaasg
The pain In the stde aDt AtxckS IN tLs stomach md
cough, are all Eone
Eew Hartford, 0lc1da County, s. T. Feb !6tk, tss
3. pHWAEU.
, 1861-08-05

JEFFERSON CITY, No., Aug. 3.-Captain
McMur1ay, of the Irish Brigade, died ysster.
day. His remains will arrive in Chicago on
Monday evening
, 1861-08-05
ILLINOIS BANKS.

A. correspondent IN Iowa writes Us CON- !
planning that We do not give proper credit |
to the Illinois banks that are known to be !
good, citing the Bunk Of GaEsna and: the !
Bank Of Bloomington as examples. We !
shall be rey glad to do Justice to any IN
stitutious, in Illinois that pay gold for their |
circulation; but until the banks named
have some circulation out, it IS not worth !
while to make any fuss about them. At
the end Of eight years' business: tie CIT
stsnding notes of the Bank Of Gaasao; are
less than ten Thousand dollars, a large part
Of which, We may safely presume, nave
been lost OF destroyed. How much the
.Baak ef Bloomington has in circulation, we
have ao-means Of knowing exactly; hut
we shall be surprised. to hear that it ex-.
eeeds that'oi it, Gazenn --aeighbor, Such
being the case, we need hot recommend q.
kir6 Of money that, SO far as the public IS
concerned, has no existence. And 50 Of
the other banks in tl,e par LIST Of the brok-
:ers' Classification. According to the Au-
ditoz's showing, they have a circulation
out, thai, in this emergency, If their OWL
ers would continue to redeem. in coin,
would be valuable. But, unfortunately for
thepublc, that showing is fallacious. The
notes Of the banks have not been snrren~
de1ed and the bonds withdrawn; but the
banks have their own notes IN their safes,
end the people can get them when they
consent to deposit q dollar Of, gold for
every dollar Of paper put adoat We do
not complain of this, because the bankers
have right to manage their business as
they please, within the limitations Of the
law; and if they prefer to have their paper
under their own control and lose the in
terest thereon, rather than to risk the
chances Of frequent redemption, that S
their affair, not ours; certainly it furnishes
our correspondent no ground to complain
| Of US because we do not commend these
banks to that confidence which they do
not care: to enjoy. -
| At any time, when g. bank, organized
! under the General Law, sees fit to put its
business on proper basis and make good
its obligations to redeem in coin, we shall
be glad to chronicle the fact, and to en-
courage it in well doing; but for the bank
that withdraw their circulation 1eeaus
they are afraid Of being compelled to redeem
We have no Communications whatever. VI
understand that Illinois banking embrace
only half the banking SYSTEM The bank
have circulation, not redemption-a FAC
i that our correspondent does not seeem t
comprehend. But if the 18th OF August
now close at hand, when all the bank
must close up Or comply with the amend
ments to the law, does not show that n
are right, and that Out Of the mob {
!. "money makers" by Which the State ha
been bedeYiled, not dozen will max
their money good, we confess our mi
: take and admit that our correspondent
!, light
, 1861-08-05
VIII Accept al that Arc Offered.

VIII Accept AL that Arc Offered.
The Quincy 1Aig publishes the following
letter IRON Senator Browning:
WAsHsaxos, D. c., July q, 1t5f
a. E, K JONES, EsQ.--Dear SRI have net
heard from you since last wrote to you In re-
gard to yGur Regiment. This morning went
again to the War Department to see about it,
and the Secretary informs me thas he has az
thorized Gov. Yates to accept all that are Of
fered. Make your application to him imme1i~
ately. In great haste ~ Your friend,
O. H, BRQWNISC,
, 1861-08-05

ACTING MAJ0R GENERAla.
Col. Heintzelman. ..... United States AI1ny.
Col. Hunter. United States Army.
C1IDSEI9.
slseun, q. ". (dead). Twenty seventh N. I. Y.
Wleux, Orlando B.......Enst Michigan.
Wood. 4 A. fdea1) -. Fourteenth n T. NJ
Marftpn, Gilman. Second New Hampshire.
Clark IT., Geo. Eleventh Massachusetts.
Corcoran, Michael Sixty-ninth N Y. H.
Farnum Noah l.. Fire Zouases.
Lawrence, Samuel G. Filth MASSACHUSETTS.
, 1861-08-05

GATARR Fl! CATARR H!
~ CATARRH! ...
Or. SELVES LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY
TAEEASTRp to bs sure cure for
CATAKKH or COLD In TILE HEAD.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND peEsors de ysaEay
Ers8s thes Elth fu1iy taothirds Of tbs nuebeT. IT,
disease first ceuHsnceG h q
Catarrh in the Nose,
Ths ne7t step ns,n to 1ne tarost aH bronchial tubes
It Is casier TO cure Catarrh than Consumption, and
hr curing The frst we preTeEt the LITTER. perAcas
should understand rlat tho better Hay to cure
sumption Is to prevent it.
ace Il slight Persons dna they have cvd,
and End that theF hate frequent attsez aod arc noFo
a Gs IS Lbs as se g. sF stE ~
and ae1td afterwards hec2miug thicE and adaest;e.
IS the dEtaEc becomes chronic the oicfascs ir
cow tcIck SID heavy and ata either got nd of by
t1oErE the nose. else they fa into the throat and
are haSksd or eoaghsa. The ssesesieaA e-e oisn-
Of 5esfrsyep; deafness frequently fakes place Aao
aGs oSEs q e. 1oas 6 t n M h
morning q tltck sr Elu7 EIcous wh!eh has ALLEN
down from the head during the night When ths tases
a as a as 70 4
it The above are the symptoms Of catsrrh IS they
b tne als t:f the LOUD CATAnRH REAEDY,
moved And hnye eunlctS1t coandenco = the Rem
L curing esta1h tst aisT ths trial Il te R:mss
ioE Pre- month 20 benefit l. reselTed the asunr psia
Price ef The Ca1as1h Remedy, sa0e-au aetcat for
use oae mohth, Etsa fala aEd 1+ue diresu :Is-
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
address Dr. D. Il aEEEyE.
i3SagsN-:w P. o. Eo1 1885. Chicago. III.
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itself makes a good brown paint, especially
after Being burned, which deepens the color.
The amount OF saltpeter extracted from the
Bean cave is from three to six per cent.
The artificial inter plantations of France af-
ford on an average four per cent. Of saltpeter.
TRe dry earth's of Beams Cave ought, there
fore, to be profitable to work, as they are
abundant in quantity, even in times of peace.
On the sam bluff as Beams Cave, a hundred
yards eff is another one a hundred and sixty
FIVE feet wide at the mouth, and nearly as
many feet deep; here the earth yielding salt
peter is from four to seven feet thicE, and
probably connects with that in Beams cave.
Several other inter caves of smaller extent are
found in the same neighbOrhood. These caves
belong to Smith & Co., Of Elgin, in Jackson
county, who have made saltpeter there. This
point is deserving Of special attention from its
accessibility JacksOnPort caa be reached at
all times, and Beams Cave by small steam
boats during a great part of the year. The
cave is so near the river that by a schultz it
could be thrown on its banks where water for
the manufacture could be obtained fuel is
abundant. These particulars are Of special
interest at the present moment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
1ce--UnIOR Street, Cor. Front AIIeg,
~TRAYELERs, GUTDE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART
Fast Expresg.-.s-..sss. 80 A. M.....s.s..obO A. NJ
Hal Express ?. H.-..."s.-s.4.OO P. n.
MISSISSIPPI AND 1ESNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART
Nail rain .lO:S5A A. M.s....2:O0 P. NJ.
Freight am accommodation $50 P. H.......B:45 =. NJ.
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Frlra Charnes:
GenernI RcquTntions.

L. No pupil will be received FOR a shorter period than
a session. Pupils entering sfterthe commencement Of
a session, will be charged only FOR the residue Of the
session. No deduction will be made in case OF With
drawal before the close Of the session, or for absence,
unless o~ccasioned by sickness.
?. with the view to prevent eXtravagCnce and pro-
mote habits az economy, he following uniform has
bepn selected Winter uniform 10 consist Of sla' e
colored Msrino dress, with cape Of same, sld plain
white collar black silk apron aa3 white lsghorn fiat,
trimmed with straw COiOred ribbOn for summer, and
scarlet for winteT. Summer uniform to cons So Of dress
OF blue gingham, muslin or calico, (solid col0rsl 70 be
made with long sleeves, and TO tit close to the neck,
with small, plain, white collar; black SILK apron. EscL
pupiI TO be provided with two dresses for the Water,
and foar dresses Of the sumner uniform.
2. Boarders rust be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable, IT the season. with all necessary arti-
cleg for the tsilet and with six table napkins.
4 The parents or guardians Of young ladies' coming
from A distance, are requested to name some person in
or near Memphis to whom application may be made,
when necessary, in favor Of the pupil or the InstItu-
ton.
nishing the pupil with pocket money or articles OF
clothing; nor shall the pupils be allowed to keep money
to spend at their discretion. Such moneys must be de-
Dosited with the Superior Of the Institute.
6. To prevent loss Of time and interruption Of the
exercises OF the School, visitors VIII be received only
on SATURDAYS, from 9 TO y O'Clock ri. and from 3 20 9
, Al. Parents or others wishing to place children in
the Institution, will be received on any day except
Sunday.
7. This Institution is Catholic-but as its object is to
afford educational advantages, irrespectively Of Tell-
gious creeds, no influence beyond that object will be ex-
ercissd. Discipline ard order only will require attend
ance at divine service on Sundays.
s. Parents and friends visiting the pupils IN exhibit
ton week, or at other times, will find accommodation
in the city OF neighborhoof, as the Institute is not pre-
pared to furnish entertainment.
8. Letters to be addressed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Agnes FeIQa!e Academy,
srg.9n Memphis. Tenn.
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RIyE7, AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river is rapidly falling '''' The weather
was cool and cloudy YESTERDAY ...'T The Ken
lucky arrived from New Madrid and returned
THE Mears from Yicksburg had % bales Of
cotton and 10 sacks corn. She returns to-day,
and in her ample state rooms q pleasant Jour-
ney is certain .... The Louisville, Alonzo Child
and Mary Keene are all on the way from New
Orleans-tbat boat Of the fleet that brings the
largest amount of coffee will be the most well
ome....C Capt. Ed. Booker, late Of the Hill,
and Mr.. Ed. Carter have chartered the Thirty
fifth Parallel, and intend running her between
Memphis and New Orleans .... The St. Francis
went out for St. Francis river.'..The Fred.
Kennett left for New Orleans taking out 1881
barrels Of -four, 1000 sacks of corn, 600 sacks
of bran, 200 mules, and IS hhds Of tObacco''''
The New Moon went out for White river.
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PERMANENT CONSTITUTION

EDIToRs APPEAL: Ihave been informed by
some Of my friends, that a report is being cir
culated in Memphis and elsewhere, that I did
not vote for the permanent constitution OF the
Confederate States, at the late election in
this State. Believing that b isrepOrt bas been
started, at this time, by some designing person
in order to prejudice the public mind against
me, l deem it but lust to myself and friends to
state that such a report has no foundation in
fact. 1 take this opportunity TO say that I
did vote for the permanent constitution OF the
Confederate States of America, because l
consider it a patriotic and wise document.
r. HoUoH.
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Particular NoTIcE.-The price Of the
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special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
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FoR NEW ORLEArs.-The elegant passenger packet
Prince OF Wales, Jas. Lee, master, will leaye for New
Orleans this afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. J. D. Morton &
Coz aud J. G. EcManus, agents.
For V~IcKsBURG.-Tne splendid hrsi-clsss steamer
II. D. Mears, Captain Berry, will leave as above at 5
O'Clock On this evening, Jerry Il. Banks AID J. c.
Gc3anus, SCENTS.
FOR NV ORLEANs.-The new passenger steamer
Mary 2. Keeue, Richardson, master, viii leave as above
on wednesday, 14tA inst, a. ? P. NJ. Bourne & Co.,
agents.