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Leaving Washington Inder Dif,cu,,;..

me heN Jos 4. Davidson, through whose
k'hahess we we're furnished, q feAy DAYS ago
WIN 'hr census Of the old United States. *.
Pefiehced great digh:ulty in getting away
froia W ashtng ton. He had faithfully served
That Government in the capacity of n clerk
AID resigned has office a The tilu,, the lincoln
OATH was presented To him but could not
leave tie ctty previous To the lst of Auunet.
inasiL uch rs the funds were in the hands of
others who proved 10 be slow pay. Pass-
ports were refused him by Generals Scott
and Manshcld, and when he finally uuder
took To dfpa~t, the Federal on GERS arrested
nm, and subjected his baggage to n close
examination. After his Release, h. fortu
h"itly made his escape from the city. and
after encouuteriug numerous obstacles. suc-
ceeded IN getting across tie Potomac with
MS ianily. Mc. ID. was nntiying in his oxer-
lions TO promote the comfort Of the Confede
rate prisoners during the time of his sojourn
a " ashington
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demonstration complimentary TO Captain
Thomas Francs Maagher Gov. Andrews
presided, and ia - brief Int highly compli-
mentafy address introduced Capt. MeaEher
10 he assemblagr.
Ellis OF iIstifetfia. % for treason and piracy
VIII he presented to-day before the grand jury
OF The l.. States Circuit Court in Phiiadel-
pbist, against portions Of the crews Of the
Jeh. Davis and Petrol
A bomb has been inyen ted in Cincinnati
which ccaLains nine explosive shells, and
these nsne shells contaia each number of
explosive buiiets. II is said TO be the most
destructive and death dealing article of war
which has set been ii led.
Ia council, the " : or submitted copy of
= letter received troit Capt. Jno. Vickers, the
Provost Marshal az ! ieSandria, Va, stating
that the flags Jrf rnted by this city to the
Fire Zouaves were now in his possession, SUBJ
iect to the Order OF the Common Council
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neutrality, and only recognizes the Govern.
mentsat Washington. There are, or have
been, delegates from the South In Paris but
they were not received by the French tio.-
eminent, nor indeed could they be. AS re.
CARDS maratiTae questions connected with the
war, the French Government desires 10 act
with England, and Ibeiieue The tsre countries hare
issued @a.oraa tnsfrnctions TO nsir aarai mea.
THE corroa SUPPLY liz ExaLASD.
From the Londgn Times Sept. l0.f
Stock Of American cotton, SPIT. ., 1851,
$50 bales. Consumption of American
cotton, and export from Jan. LIST to present
time has been, pes week, 45,5J0 bales. The
present stock, if all consumed by 3!st Dee,
1851, wouid enly allow weekly cousump-
tion and export of 81, 700 b1ifs. The present
stock of American cotton is less than ii was
last year this time by Seo, 900 bales.
Very soon the supply OF American cotton
will be exhausted, and the spnners must
either close their mills or ADAPT their ma
oiiinery 10 the use of the East India cotton,
of which there is, most fortuna teiy a good
supply. But there is use Disgusting the
fact, that they will not do so til compelled
to do 30 by the direct uecessty--a necessity,
however, which is not far distant.
THE EUROPEAN COALITION AGAINST MEXICO.
The London Shipping Gs.sfts, of the IIth,
contains the following in relation to the posi-
tion and disposition of Europe-lar licuIariy
England and FraEce-towarcls Mexico:
Tine expectation that combined Anglo
French naval and military expedition is 10
DE inImedilteiy organized, TO obtain redress
Tor the indiguities and injuries la iicted on
British and French Interests in Mexico, liz re-
gar,ted with satisfaction By all who have
watched the painful ooBseG ueucCs of the toll
Grafton so long shown to tho various govern
lnents in that country. 1t is reported that
Spain also is anxi0usiy DESTROYS OF some re-
spectacle adjustment, that may put an end TO
the prevailing horrors ana the private LEI
ters, last received from Mexico, reitarata the
assertion that foreign Intervention Is prsyed
Tor By tte whole population. with the excep-
ton of the military or political robbers by
whom the existing anarchy has been created,
Under The circumstances, 100, it is assumed
that the Federal Cabinet of Washington viii
be disposed cordially TO Cooperate in the
work, 80 that ii shall permanently conciliate
all rationaFciaims. Whether the question is
10 be dealt viii by the general combination
which seems TINS III prospect. or by England
and France alone, it is evident that further
delay ia 1T end.
1t Is surmised in some quarters that il is
The object OF the two powers to have strong
force IN the Mexican waters, and thus take
advantage OF any con tin gency that NAV arise
during the pending conflict between the
Northern and Southern States.
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M,ssrs i.fi.ors:-We write to correct mis-
apprehension in regard TO the unfortuniat e
afiray which took place ON Sunday last, at
The Measles Hospital at this place. And we
think IL but Justice TO all parties 10 give you
Il true statement Of the affair, which we are
enabled 10 do from the fact That We wsrt pre-
SeN1 " hen il occurred The hospital nurse
was going through his usual routine Of bust
ness II the hospital, when atrap ger entered
and asked for Whiskey. Ga Icing Told by the
nurse tuele was none thrr" Ee began cuTslug
hiu, when the nurse asked Ein 10 be silent
ne was disturbing tue sick hereupon
LIE stepped out OF the hospital and awaited at
the door swearing that lac intended To thrash
the nurse as soon as he came Uut. After Il
ttW moments the nurse came cut and he
challenged him to a fight. The nurse replied
that he did not wish to have amy Thing to do
with linn, when the stranger strHClI him q;
powerful blow III the breast, knocking him
against The house, and the nurse, recoyerin <
himself, cnt at him with Il poChft-kni!e, and
unfortunately :tHd un Intentionally killed him.
The nurse was arrested, but discharged with
out the eA,ilin alton of 4 witness. Tie M
fortunate young man who WIS killed proved
20 Le = Mississ. p!lan, and WAS evidently out
OF his right miiid ut the lime. "A. Is. '.
Manassas, S.Dt. -, 1851.
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1rcatlIient Of nri.ane1.

We have information direct from Fort La
l'yeue, New ork harbor, in regard to the
manner In which the Lincolnites treat their
captVes. 1T appears that this depends en-
hrely upon the prisoner 5 ability TO nm and
that exactly comedies with all previously
formed conceptions Of the Northern charac-
ter. The Almighty dollar opens 4 way TO
good treatment, and lroeures decent food 4;
but II man has no money, his fare is infe-
rior to the rttions o: a soldier. The priya-
teersmen ere in irons, and, from all accounts,
are treated worse than if they were brutes
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Ile KhntaNon Hn.nitnI

Mrs. Jesse J.. Many write TO us from Pied
mont TO correct statement heretofore pub
lishcd, in allusion TO the limited amount of
contributions received from the South for the
use Of the DeiaNan Hospital. Mrs. Miury
states that III one week she received eight
large boxes, addressed to her care and emu
meratts great amount OF supplies OF the
moat useful kind, from ladies of Alabama.
This il another instance Of the solicitude felt
throughout Tie South Tor the welfare OF the
sick and wounded soldiers
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eilfIlmoa0 Dlspatrb.
MONDAY MORNING .Sf.lr. Rs. ,ss.

MONDAY MORNING .SEpr. A,. ,ss.
Nar News aud Rnmers- Army er she
AanaNha -~iieasy NkirnsShsnw- Move
ments Oh the Potcmac-Tae News from
Missouri
The city was fall OF rulnorx yesterday
many OF them, ~ usual, being entirely drxti
tnse OF truth. Gen. Wise arrived from tho
army II the kanawes on Ssturdav evening
aat brought highly Interesting intelligence
m Tie troops lateis under his command "a
itig Scwcii Mountain. the enemy attscked
lira on Monday In heavy force NUMBERING !.
~ suppressed. 5000 men, and tTcn W win, Int
} go. made such { gallant defence OF his uosi
dor. tAat tho enemy was repulscd uc.,x
hhir,RishiRg continued throughout the iyxn
succeeding DAYS, the liessiaus firhtny onf,er
cover 81 trees and bushes ard endeayoriog ,o
afcry;aiu the position Of DOR guns. Mean.
white Gvn. Iee arrived with four regiments
al Gen. fioyds Brigade Thus swelItng ,ho
force q l'S >s>yeli IL !. oo5 aacn oar lo-. n,
The three days skirniishine was Two Killed
auGtrrec wounded. Gen. NiAn .tate> that
the shot sLcil and riIc balls W Inch nis troot,>
IuutvU in upon the rcsi4tpa occnul.,, nv the
,acIav must have had a aisr.trou, ,u,.c4
though the actual facts could not be obtained
,iroe tac forest screened them from view
,;eu Hos j was orde.e, forward from Meadow
Bvlb 20 jam Gen Lee with the remainder u
his command. and il is probable that, with
,,ttr- TeiH luTcomcnts. NE have now s, 900 men
nj Bag Seweil Mountain There is \
report that EDsoucraDz had gone bsr;-
to tAoat Mountain. bat whether Rosen.
,Tauz or Cox be ia command. Gen. Wise -
sal 5Gluc that GeR. L,e will Whip the cne1..,
.G5 drive him back. The position at 81.
s>,>s eli Is very strong oac. and seems To have
breE well chosen BY Gen. Wise ~ q stand
point The most intense anxiety prevails to
h". additional news from the West, but The
bridges Ca the TIVE rsilroadS. beyond Iyach-
burg aud StlGnton. having been Damaged by
"a" heavy rains. som" delay must u" occ;a-
stoned in the transmission of dispatches -
Zen. H'nuingsru. V no has been ached 10
tfen. Misr's stan, also arrived in Richmond
~ saturday.
Most exaggerated ri nors were in circuia-
ton yesterday respecting affairs on the Poto.
mac. We have reliable Information thai our
forces aave fallen back to Fairfax Court.
HoE~f from Falls Church, The object Of which
viii doubtless be made apparent hereafter
NIth thr exception of the ordinary prket
sk.rml ,hing, no hight has lately taken place
IN mat vicinity. The enemy VIII not show
hi:astlf ia force This side OF his stronghoIds
II was reported a: Winchester :. few DAYS
ago i,,rd the report reached this CitY) THAT
AlcU9Gaid's cavalry had bern captured by
The enemy wAii" on Il accommodating cxpedi-
uuu: but this turned ont TO be entirely false
and al las; accounts. Colonel Mcdonald was
al Tue lockout fer the HrsSaus The Central
train, yesterday, irough, down four prison
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A CGapiaiG Nanled.

= member OF the Seventh Regiment Vir-
gina o!Unleers writes from " Can p Ai-
vance, ON the Potomac, than he regiment =
Very much IN need OF Il Chaplain; a. Tor lie
says, we are very sinful set, ard need a
good deal of preaching to" We presume it
Is only necessary 10 make the necessity
known i'll the proper quarter to have the de-
Iciency supplied.
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cemmeadab:c 'r. eeeaiaa- II f.wia,a.
Cauaty.

~"""e"aaose t'r. fesdi.a- ~ fvwjafY,,
Gauaty.
We learn BY a lett'r from povl,aten tia I
'hfee more soeicts' Tor thu i'll ot 4;,e soldier,
nave Just beea oraaHiZri theYs,.-our nj th,.
'oeft- HOUR, one al retcrrilIe Church .n.g
one AZ Fire Greek Collaborating no, less
'hah eight IN tie county, all acilyely WORK.
i"2 Tor the brave defenders Of oar country
Inc letter adds thai the citizens mat,e IN ~
tort TO procure the buildings az ffnguenot
Springs, fer a Military HOSPITAL but tina,
being found impossible, the MasanS eener
oos'y offered the use of their hail at the
Cont House, and the hospitil is now nearly
ready to be occupied. They hope soon 10
WELCOME to the county some of the brave sol-
di"rs whose condition, from wounds or dis
ease, requires careful nursing Both ladies
and gentlemen are ready IL watch over them
IN Their hours OF suffering, and supply in
some degree the delicate attentions of loved
ones ri home
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FUTURE Days.
BY K. b COOK, .4aes'r.

I ARGE AND SUPERIOR LOT OFF
- READY MADE WINTER CLOTHING
bOOlS, SHOES, AZ, Al AUClION.-m
Hi RoDAf, October 30. at 10 o'c.o Is. 1 viii
,eiiat my store large d superior lot OF READY.
MADE CLOfHlNG, consisting Of
Elegant iiroad Cloth aud Casssimere Business
SUITS.
Spieh. Pilot Cloth, Caxsimere and other
ONERGOATS.
Black aud Fancy Cashmere PANTS VESTS.
and COATS.
SUSPENDERS GLOVES HANDKER.
CHIEFS, @c., Ac
Tie whole comprising one Of the finest assort.
lnents of READY MADE WATER CLOrHiNf,
offered at auction for years.
After which will be sod-
20 pair Gents very tie Calf BOOTS
Several eas.s of ladies', Injsscss ma .ltldra,,..
CATERS, BOOTEES. &c..
The attention OF the trade IL partieul,rlv ras
quested
iEtas.--Cash, positively, on d livery. -
Sc ~ r. Is. COOK. Aurtoaser
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This distinguish 4 oiileer has 80 isr recof-
ertd from his lliGtss AS 10 bt able - walk
"u', aAd WIii, We presume, be ready 10 re-
same actiy. operations ct IN early day. Gen
NaD.Doru is ii Iaau OF snail statue, but bis
@Al'l"i!a heretofore prove linn to b. a man OF
great capacity.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
EY RICHARD CAUTHOR.N, Axcz.r.

BACON SUGAR, BUTTER. -OnACt,O
ID DC, AT AUCT.ON.--Un MoxDaY 1oth
lust, at 10 o. lock. vii! sell AT my store the foI
loving articles . hhds. Bacon Shoulders a lot Of
PRIME tfaELs Shoulders anu Sides 10 btis Sugar,
~ iifk ms Mountain Butter; ~ boxes Tonss.o,
3 casks Port Wine; d bbs. Whisxey; / CASH
brandy; Dbl Rum G bLls Herrings &c
Stoves, Furniture 6e
Also, Cooking ani Office Stoves I'm good or
der a lot OF Second hand Furniture, sc
sc % X CAuTHORN. Apst,r
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Gen. u ihe.

Mr are gratlfied ~ observe TIE efficient I'M
pfoNrlAeDt IN Gen. Wise's Iralth ana physi,
c1l condition. Camp life SCENIC 10 agree with
hlp. We haze not aseeTlaiied 10 what field
vi actIoa ae vi II next be assig aed,
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Tie Federal War ships.

Il is reported that three Federal ships were
blown ashore on the North Carolina coast
during the gale of Friday last, and we hope
il may prove true.
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Can't. ishhE.

/ gen tleman, direct from Sherarlstown,
saw capt. Ashby on the dag aftrI he is report
e. TO have been killed There is 40 tr, th in
the report u his being killed.
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ByI. i q. B. DAVENPORT, Ane'..

by I. . u. %. UdPENPOHT, Anct's.
TWO 7 ii u A N ID PACKAGES OY
MANUFACTURED OBJ AUCO Ar
AUCTION.-Un TUESDAY, 9Th October. we
will seii at our warehouse, at 10 O'Clock.
81 400 PACKAGES
ZaOOU MANUFACTURED
BAOUO.
OF all grades.
IEkMS-ttnsn.
seq 1. Ii u. Il. DAVENPORT. Auet..
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CoNnrcr OF A EDERAL SOLDIER II IFS Own
torNri.Y hsve !rari.s,i 10 estimate, long
.iu,@ tie, miserable char ctcr of Il Federal
soider III Il foreign iabd''-as the south
now ~ H. the Northern despctisra. We sub
lola IN iteIa from the police report OF one Of
oar Wa hington files, which viii give IN
IL! a Of what some CT theta are n home
Diniel Bowie, = soldier who refused 10 give
iIt.. name Gr number OF his regiment, aud
who WIS Greatly Intoxicated, Was arrested
Yesterday by officer iisr -oa. of the Metro
poii,a.. police. upon q tllasgr Of making IA
aggravated ..ssauit upon tie ieTso.t OF Mrs
Patrick Tobia. The offence is alleged 10
have been perpetTs led in the residence OF ihe
latter, IL "SwanFood!"" he1pTol1S 10 Tue
Il stiiUOay Of tlc Lady hfrscl3. he entered tbe
house Isl very resulting iuanher, tossing
a purse 1t!ed sith money on the IGOR, ana
making propositions OF the most indecent
character 10 Nrs r, at the same time I'd
saneins towards her, she retreating into The
back part OF the house, where she gave The
alarm, ana le WAS arTes ted as ahoye.
Bowie WIS taken 10 the Office OF Justice
johnson, where he behaved in the most indie
cent nanner In the presence of several fe-
males, so much so as TO cause the Justice TO
send him to Jail Oh the new charge, even IL
the original one was not Sustained. After
hearing tlse egidsnee CT Mrs. ToSin, how
ever, he 8as committed TO jail 10 await any
order the military authorities might have to
make IN the mattet.
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HEssI4S LIEs-The following series of pal
pabIe untruths comes from the correspondent
OF the " ashinSton hef2hdiicnn:


OF the " ashinSton Republican:
IRwINsvILLR, Sept. 10.
The rebels have turned out of their homes
all the women and children belonging TO the
Union men in this vicinity, They have also
taken all their household effects, driven OF
their stock. ard have carried away all the
hay, corn and oats, ihey could get their hands
upon.
Last night, the Union troops, not far from
here, captured aboUt forty head OF cattle,
which had been stolen by the rebels, who
were caught III the act Of driving them OF.
The scouting parties sent out from General
Smiths division, have been very successful in
finding the precise location o! the rebel pick
cts.
They are. for the most part, picked men,
selected from the Sixth Maine Regiment, and
are commanatd ~ Lieut.. Dberts, with ..
q Sage AS guide. Mr.. Sage i we'll ac
uuIinted with this part Of thc country that
he has never failed TO conduct our scouts
safely through the most derse forests and
thtckets aad sometimes when the nights are
so dark that 4 man could nor be seen at Il dis
lance of ten feet; and all this lac accom-
plishcs without the aid of compass.
We have unmistak. be evidence that the
Their tickets are being d0ublrd on all taeir
most important l'oSt>. and are constantly
taking advanced positions.
Capt. lloyd ;,t4d Air. sage succeeded yester-
day IN capturing i've prisoners, mos. OF " nom
via doubtless be defined until after the
war. D D
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LATEoT NoEgGEau AID EU-
40 Ian MAS
fgr SPECItL .ypRE $ ~

'fhe Hattie at Observation-Disclosures or the
Iottendlrg lorces-The Surrender-Eure-
peah ADV ises-Tkc Iandan Press OH Recon
American ..ycntS--A European Coalition
ngainst Mexico Etc. Etc.
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Sr LOWS, Sept. 33.--Charles g. Ramsay
the proprietor Of the Evening Veir=,
rested this afternoon by urtier OF the Provost
Mirshat |, and taken 10 LeadI uirLers for eX
animation. His offence was publishing an
editorial article o-aay entitled ''Eail OF
Lexington rGfl,ciinC il bitler terms upon
th.. eaInp aign of the military authorities in
he Dtptr tiaeut OF tie West His paper WAS
suppressed, and ali he manuscripts found in
tiL Office ezed, and tit. building is now IN
the possession q the provost guarj. I le
nane Of the author OF the article was di-
vuiecd, pnd il Is thought that the pGblica-
tioa OF The per will be allie we'd TO continue
GKyEg ~ ITEMS FROM THE E9RALD's sUMMAAY.
The news irom Missouri ct.'atcs great ex
element i'll this city, aud many AissouriGns
stopping In the city are taking measures TO
serd ASSISTANCE 10 their fFc-oE homS- Il is
said that arrangements have been Ill &as for
transportation of I 800 s.luipncn Is and about
5000 mussets 10 Missouri immediately from
this ity.
From tile far West we hear y great many
yuInors about the Threatened Invasion of the
Territories OF New Meaiep and Arizona by
rebel troops from Texas. Forts McLane and
Fillmore have been destroyed, and the u. 5.
troops removed to Forts Craig and Stanton
There had been conflicting reports OF en-
gagemeuts at MesilIa aud Los Cruces, in
which no reliance could be placed. Al last
accounts matters were quiet at Fort Faunt-
leroy, New Mexico, though 1t WIS imposst-
bic to anticipate what new hostile nave
ments day might bring forth,
An immense audiences assembled last night
In Music Hall, Boston, on the occasion Ut y
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
4 Word to the Discouraged.

R. ANDRUs: the original inventor
~ reformer and founder of new principles
in the practice Of Medicine can be consulted
by letter only, by addressing DR.. Henry
Andrus, New Orleans, La, and Medicine
will be forwarded by Mail free of charge for
trial to any Postofice in the Union; he offers
in all cases of Consumption and Nervous
Debility, Scrofula and all Rheumatic,
Paralytic and Mercura Affections, Diseases
of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and Bladders
Gravel, Dropsy ETC., safe and speedy cure1
Female Weakness. Suppression, Irregularities
and all Diseases of the Womb, Structures
in the urethra, Fistula and Piles, remedied
without the use IF Instruments or Bandages..
After twenty years Of personal and professional
experience he can state that no person in
the world can cure those Diseases with Mineral
or Vegetable Medicine alone; there never
was one Chronic Disease treated right or
properly at the Charity Hospital in this city
and the head and pride of the Medical
Faculty have charge of it. He uses no
Mineral Medicine; his remedies enable the
most debilitate ted to enjoy as great perfection
of health while taking Medicine at any
period of their lives. nov2S.6m
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CARROLLTON OFFICERS.

Council Hall. Dublin, BIT. Hampson and Second SIS
.Mayor-A. S. Ferth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Engleman, F. Fischer,
George Herrle, William Mayo,
F. Schiller, Charles F. Zeler,
John Davenport and P. Stoulig.
Finance Committee George Herrle, f.
SCHUYLER, Charles Engieman and
G. F. Zeller.
Streets and Landings William MAYO,
f Fischer, and John Davenport.
Secretary and ComptroLLer-C. C. Porisr.
Treasurer and CoIIect0r-Frederick Kern.
Surueyor--W. III. Williams.
Attorney-Robert l.. Preston.
Con,nissdry and Sezton--Henry Deibel.
Printer--M. G. Davis.
Principal Assessor--C. c. Porter.
Assistant AsseSsors--P. Trahant and
Francois Babin. :
school,, BOARD.
w. III. Williams. Messrs. D.
NJ. Hollingsworth, DR.. Thomas Campbell, A.
$. Ferth, J. j. Herrle, G. G.. Porter and
John Davenport.
.Sdcretary-C. c. Borter.
TEACHERS.
Central School J. r. Hutchinson, Prin-
cpal Male Department.
Miss Leanora b. Jones, Principal Female
Department.
Jefferson School--Mr. T. Preston, Principal.
Miss NJ. d. Woods, First Assistant
Miss o. c. Campbell, Second Assistant.
Washington Schooi--Mss NJ. E. McStay,
Principal.
Mrs. F. ]. Ives, First Assistant.
Miss G. B. Robinson, Second Assistant.
Justice of the PeGce--John d. Hamper
ConStabEe-Stephen Kerner.
JEFFERSON CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor Ohm Il, Michel.
COunciimegl-First Ward, T. G.. Noel.
f, Laudun.
Second Ward, w. Z. Cutler.
]. c. Davenport.
Third Ward, p. f.. Walden.
P. f.. Davis.
Fourth Ward, Jules Dolhunde.
j. J. Giderc.
Fifth Ward, Thos. = Elder.
Secretary and Comptroller e. w. Griuage.
TreGSurer--Fehz Lagrous.
CommrSSarV--E. r. Chevaltey.
Printer--Iames G.. Henry.
". Williams.
Carrollton Mail.
Arrives daily at halfpast 10 A.. NJ; aud
leaves o. New Orleans at 10 NJ, daily.