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J. No puPi viii be received 3ar shorter period than
session. Pupils entering fler the corInyucenen of
session. will be charged only i0f the residae OF the
session n" dedei.ou Uill De made in caFe Of with
dra'~a before Tie .close the session, for absance.
unless errasicred bv sicknl-s.
q With the view 70 prevent eztragasance. Gui pro-
mefe ha'ts of economy. tle following uniI1rn has been
selected Winter uniform consist 0f slate c0lored
black six apron sud leghCru har trimmed with straw
cpiyEed ubb0n Tor simmer aud scarlet Tor wirter.
summer uniform IN consist Of dress Of blue giuFham
muslin or Calico (s5i3 cliors) % be made with long
white eoliar biacs si,k aproo. E11A pupil 20 BE- pr
videi with dresses a- Tho winter, and four dresses
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from distance, are requested 90 na1e some person
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MofHER SCkERIuE.
81. Agu-s Ieseals AJairlv-
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CLIPPINGS,

A Russian line-of-battle ship, ofl0O guns and
500 men. has been lost off the coast Of Japau.
All the crew perished.
The headquarters of the Governor of Georgia,
heretofore in the city of Atlanta. have been re-
| moved to MlIedgevile.
The Rochester IN Y) Democrat and AmcricaH
mentions, among the oteHses which are treason
BILE in Mr.. Lncolns domlnisns, particularly
the abuse of abolitionists and a discussion of
past political issues aud appeals to political
prejudice and passion" What a country
The New York journal Of Commerce admits
| that there is a strong and earnest feeling among
| the people of the North for peace.
The Wisconsin Democratic State convention,
| recently assembled to nominate ticket for State
officers, passed resolutions sustaining Lincoln
in his active prosecution Of the war.
Erskine E. Harney, formerly member Of the
Tennessee Legislature. died few days since at
Elkton, in Giles county.
BLANKETS SCARCE.-The Governors Of both
| Ohio and Indiana have issued addresses to the
women of these States, appealing to them TO fur
nsh blankets and clothing for the volunteers
| The Federal government has advised them OF its
inability to furnish any more blankets, the sup
/ ply at the North being entirely exhausted.
ABOUT FREMONT.-The Cincinnati Gazerc of
the 18th stated that Gen. Cameron, she Secretary
| ofWar carried out an order from the President
for the transfer of Gen. Fremont's command to
| Gen. Hunter that he exhibited the order to
/ Gen. f., who requested a few days delay in the
execution of it. 4 dispatch from St. Louis, da-
ted the 18Th, says this statemcutis untrue-that
I ''ifCameron had such an order II was not re-
( sented and the interview between Fremont and
/ Cameron was satisfactory
TIE BRIDGE OF BOATS-Our citizens s,ill
remember the expense that vas incuueti's'-.,l
purchasing, at this place. iron chain cables sii-
chorS, Aatboats barges, with which to eonstr iet
/ a bridge over the Ohio river at Paducall a
bridge was accordingly constructed, but gYas.
/ early last week, as we learn from the St. Louis
| Democrat, swept away by the piles of aceumu-
/ lated drift wood which had lodged against il
from above. Since then no effort has been made
! TO rebuild 1t, or is it likely that any viii be
made. Any one acquainted with the character
| Of the Ohio could have told those who ordered
! the construction OF the bridge that it could not
Withstand aceumulations Of dritt and ice-CjH.
! FUgBirer
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MEMPHIS WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 80 1861.

or a tw0-thirds vote Of their Legislatures. Would
not such an amendment as this render our gov
eminent as powerful for good as any on earth;
and could the power, so guarded, be abused
This amendment, if deemed a proper one, could
be adopted in a few weeks, and then all ques
tions with regard to the cOnstitutionality Of
sequos tration laws financial schemes, and other
measures commanding the requisite vote, would
cease to embaTrass the government. II the
amendment proposed should obtain, all laws
passed in pursuance Of it should recite the ar
ticle authorizing them, that there should never
be any doubt OF the right of the minority TO re
peal them or of one, two, or three States, as the
amendment may ordain, to annui them
Another objection you make is that the gov
eminent viii receive no benefit from the advance
to the planters It VIII receive an indirect one
Of great value by increasing the means OF the
people to provide, by voluntary contributions
for the wants of the soldiers. And, on my plan,
1t viii derive the direct benefit of the loan of
one and a half million bags OF cotton, which,
YOU admit, gives to the government $50 much
credit Ii viii also derive the further benefit
Of an income, at the rate of full four millions OF
dollars per anum, from the interest paid by the
planters.
4 third objection that you make is, that the
issue of so large an amount Of treasury notes. by
initiating the currency, win increase the price OF
articles purchased bv the government. But the
same effect win occur if the initiation be made by
fhe banks--a policy that YOU seem 10 favor
Your last objection is, that by 50 large an is
suance of treasury notes the government may
put al hazard It's entire credit and stability. But
on my plan, as already observed, the govern
ucut will secure "a loan of oue 'nd half million
bales of cotton, which, you admit, viii sustain
its credit l..
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DOCTOR
RESIDENT
Surgeon GbiropOdist
Nc. 327 Main street, over Jones s. Tagg,
Memphis, Tennessee.


R. 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
lish the hundreds Of
Fgatterj35s TeSti8IOaiGJs
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectabiity, 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 abundantly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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SUNDRIES.

On CASKS London Ale,
= ~ 20 casks London Porter
100. 600 Cigars assorted:
p barrels 0id Apple Rrandy,
barrels Old Psssh brandy
20 eighth casks Cognac Brandy
90 quarter casks
pipe Ola Cog1ae Brandy pipe Holland Gin
25 baskets Piper Hsids.ck Chamuazne
p baskets imitation 4"
barrels No. Macxerel
100 barrels Louisville CeIasut
so boxes Telegraph Marches, cRses Nutmsss.
10 bags Black Pepper 20 K Ginger
lto bags Estra ~ ur 80 boxes smoking Tobacco
80 barrels pure B0urbou Whisky
ss3 fl0thN0E CRAWFORD
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST AGNES
Memphis, Tenn.

fTyHGS ms rITUTION. incorporated tv Act Of the
Il Lesisiature @ Delightfully."- situated n heaIrhy
and rered part 0f tha city Df Memphis commanding z
te a0Vantazas rt boil town aHG coHuir. The built
ns' 're ample aud conuoiious and 5aej 10
seeaIe every thing desi- able 10 school sdlnce Thev
sHa ,ii ne enter of extensive sud hizhy improved
grouns shsdcd By forest trees and n parf tasiefuy
laa ont hEt see with rare plants aHd shruhber- The
egiiFeIeiee 90 access 90 Memphis fs0a all prt sf he
West and south. and The aCkuou lodged hsah illness
oi me City recommend Sc point Highly fzyorabls
TOT ne iofati1u oi literary institutions
Ine Academy i under the charge Of co1nuafent ana
experienced teaesrs Ths system OF educstisn i IA
same a. that puf7p5f 10 similar institutions IN KEN
tucEy- II 80 e7r way 5algui1 cd % secure al tba
aims 20 e7rc-'' 17-a -i iat7ectual cuitura re-
hnemeut 81 ula'l---s ord ply sell Improvement No
efforts 0ii. t g. render ns Institution worthy of
an eVteIlllsd psf.uus-a
The inlue ~ .le School vl' be irl and trifr-1
bui mif 11t ple lt, fe tis str-e--st atteuiina yin
BE- paid 90 hallh. ,7iGl lt lli wants 81 The pups
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From northern FIcnico.

The Fort Brown Flag Of the Sd publishes the
subjoined news from Matamoas:
A forced loan of $4,000 was levied % the
merchants of Matamoras yesterday The money
was forthcoming.
Don Macedonia Capistran is raising a squad
ron Of cavalry four hundred strong, to march
Immediately against Victoria, the capital of the
State of Iamauiipas
We learn that several prominent Roios are inn
pIisoned in Ataiamoras, on the charge of iRciting
revolution. Many ofthe suspected lied TO Browns
Vile
Don Antonio Ehrard gave ball to the chill
dren OF the public schools last week.
Don jose Maria Cavazos is raising a battalion
for the war against CaravaaL
Matters on the Rio Grande appear to maintain
their status qu0 The rev 0lutionists of Malamo
Iils contend and assert that Serna is politically
dead and that Gen. Calavajal is PLAYED out
having lost al the important places in the State.
On the ether hand, the friends OF Serna afl Ca
rayajal deny that their leaders are defuuet or
run aground. We have no earthly inteTess in the
matter and therefore believe both sides. 1t is
affirmed by the Guerrero party, who are the revo-
iuti0nists, that Iampico, Soto la Marina. Camar-
90, Rcynosa, and dozen or so other places,
have pronounced against the rule of Gov Serua,
while It IS authoritatvey denied, on the other
hand, that Mier, Camargo or Reynosa have done
any such thing. One party says that Caravaial
was cleaned ont at an inconsiderabe village
In the north, aud another party says that Gen.
Matthias BongoTia was effectively whipped at the
same vicinity. The mails being suspended, and
our information coming entirely through psTti-
san channels, we can neither affirm the truth of
the one story nor the other.
EXTENSION OF TELEGRAPH LINES-KFe sat
in the telegraph Office in this city on SUNDAY
night last and listened to teaeIaIlic dspateA
from father in Salr Lake City to his J.s5gaier
IN Galena Illinois. What triumph Of mind
ever s9aca and H.a-tc. 1.a1l 81 1.,I. i.sll
Assurances Of fathers health and prosperity
flowing swiftly and H0iselessy along the magic
lgile, over hll and valley, over desert and
prairie river and mountain to cheer The heart Of
lis tar-of daughter. almost before Tie ink with
which be wrote the sentence was dry.
A brief period more, and the Atlantic and
Pacific viii be within whispering distauce, and
the noiseless messengers OF the lightning will
speed from New York to San Francisco with the
rapidity of thought-Sp1ngfel Joaraai
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CARPETSI

We have ever ou hand large stock Of the above and
other seasonRble goods Further supplies sinR
We viii take Confederate Bonds, Treasury Eotes
Mississippi NoteE, Arkansas War Bonds Cotton Wool
Wheat, Corn, Rye. Hides, Dried Fruits Pea Socks
Jeans Lnseys Butter, Eggs, etc. market value ln
payment Of accounts OF for ods
CASH paid for MOOL-washed or in the dirt
oe22 TAYLOR a. McEWEN
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TTn7Ts pEFE SESSION.
Payable IIuIl-1 early InvaTiabIy

For Board ami Tuition any all Of the following
branches ReadlnE Writing, Arithmetic, EngIIsh Gram
Ilar Geography. History Rhetoric Competition. Crit
Botany, Mcnisi snd .tor.l Philosophy Pa.n Sewing
Marking, ctr, s75, ESQ S.I slUo according 90 ths
age or class 81 the pupL For day scholars, tBiton
-. 50 - 81 .--.r--u. Lu - ---- No.
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A single firm in Philadelphia employs 2l50
hands in the manufacture of shirts aud drawers
for the army. Six mills are required to furnish
the necessary supply Of flannel
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citizens intend putting up a larger and a better
house
TIE CorroS CRoP.-The Nacogdoches
CIroaiois has the following about the cotton
crop;
Now that our planters have commenced pick
ing their cotton, pretty correct opinion as to
| how &c win Weld can be arrived at. Many OF
/ those with whom we have eonversed say that
/ theirs VIII only be halfcrop, while others again
saw their cotton is good. We believe, take the
whole county, and the cotton this year VIII
average considerably over halt-crop.
The sheriff of Galveston has called for 100
picked men to act as a Confederate police He
acts under Gen. Hebert orders. The men win
be required to serve also in the defense of the
city.
The Galveston Civiiian, of the 10Th, says
Our island is now the rendezvous Of numbers
of gallant soldiers who have left their homes in
response to the calls made upon them to defend
the soil against the enemy The companies are
composed of men of all ages and classes, from
the stripping 70 the Stalwart man, with not a few
who could plead age against the demands Of
patriotism.
We learn from the CirRiaH that a German
Dark, the N cotl alllhtt tll NttlA totou ift tl4
the Iitb, and was warmed of by the bloekading
vessel su.tee.
Tie Ciriiiaa las the following:
The Lavaca Gnlf Ery says New York brig
arrived al tine Brazos oli the Isl inst with cargo
Tor Manm0rs and Brownsville.
The San Antonio Hcrala says the pecan crop
IS very large, and win be sold at low prices, as
the blockade has cut off the demand.
The Columbia Democrat gives the names of
two traitors Ritche and Rose, who lately Left
their residence ar the mouth OF the Bernard and
went over 10 the hlockaders. One Of them has
left bis family behind.
Hon. ". P. Hill Confederate Judge, opened
his court at Tyler on the 7th inst He says he
viii endesvor to put the sequestration act in
operation, so that rhe burthen may tall on our
foes and NOT Oh our own citizens
The san Antonio Herald mentions a case of a
| citizen W no had, few weeks ago, returned from
the North, breathing vengeance against the Lin
colnites. Ee staid long enough to get rid Of all
his property and then put back again.
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MEMPHIS STEAM BAKERY.
E. 6. DAVIDSON 4 CO.

MANUFACTURES Of Crackers Of all kinds Also
WI Navy or Pilot bread. etc, Second street. between
Adams and Jefier-on.
We have connected with the above business Coufec
tionaries and Cakes Of an kinds wholesale or retail
VIII furnise falnies parties and weddings short
notice and If reduced prices
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EAST TEMMEgSEE HAYf

NFYE are prepared 20 furnish any quantity Of Timo
w thy, Herds Grass or Clover HAY, OF East Ten
nessee growth The above Hoy Of superior quality
put mp 10 neat bales averaging 800 pounds te bale
Orders solicited and filed with dispafch
r. n MCPHERSON g. Co.
En26-2rn Efav Packers Kuox.r7ffa parr,
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SILK AND W0OLEy

.DYEING HOUSE.
n II HUNT, (formerly afTtthews Hunt late Of the
4 school OF the great aud celebrated Chemical Dg
ers and Scourers, Cook & Matthew'S of ST. Louis has
be7n induced to open establishment for carrying
the above business IN all its branches. Every dsscrp
ton Of gentemen's Goats, Vests and Pants dyed
cieansea and restored 70 their original perfection lie
certainly does remove yery spot OF grease paint
and tar together with all other bemishes and impusi
ties which such garments liable, and warrant the
spots not TO re-sppear. CaIl and examine his
pies Of Coat dressing. II he fails 10 please you no
charge will be Tnsde. His office is Jefferson street
between Main street and Front Row.
oe23-5m 4. u HUNT.
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ClpoInnatI Preauce MaFlset.

FRIDAY EVENING" march ~.
FLOUR-The demand is quite light and
the market dull; prices are unchanged. SUI
perfne may be quoted at 81 b014 50, and
extra at 81 10, new standard. O. Id 'Il
WHISKY-Prices declined 10, with sales
of l,l00 brls. at 1890, including that from
PROFESSIONALISM demand Is moderate
and the market firm at $40 75@lT for mess
Pork, cassie. for bulk Pork, 7@7Ho, for
Bacon Shoulders, 9N@9%c. for Sides, 9Ac.
for clear ribbed and l0M@l0Ac. for clear
Sides. ana s,Sl0c. for Lard. The sales were
leo brls. mess Pork at SIS 10 country
packed; 600 do, on private terms; $4,000
pounds bulk Sides at SIC. for light, and SIC.
for heavy, and 100 brls. Lard at SC.
GROCERIES-The demand is fair in the
regular way sales of 10 hhds. Sugar at 81
@71zc.; 300 bags Coffee at l3N@l3Mc and
125 brls. Molasses at 3l@33c. h-
WHEAT-Prime white Wheat was in
good demand, and prices advanced &c. per
bushel; closing at 81 050l OS for Indiana
white, and ST. 10@l IL for Kentucky white.
Red is firm at 81 for prime. Sales 1900
bushels prime red at 81, at the depot; 300
bushels prime white at ST. 10j 200 bushels
fair red and white at 81 OF.
OORN-Ear is steady and in fair demand
at 3O033c. at the upper and lower depots.
Shelled is dull and in but limited demand at
32635c. for mixed and white in bulk. Sales
1000 bushels ear and shelled at 34c, at the
canal. 4ht. 'ah
OATS-The market continues dull, but
we have no change to notice in prices, and
quote them at 26c. in bulk Sales $4,000
bushels, at canal, at .26e.
RYE is in good demand at &c., but is
generally held at 56c. We heard of no sales,
.BARLEY-There is an improved demand
for prime Fall, but other grades remain dull,
We quote prime Fall at 68@70c, and prime
Western SpriEE at 6O@62c. Sales 600 bush
els prime Fall at 69c. 400 bushels common
at 55c. al'Hiaa- r
HAY-The supply is better, and the
market is dull and lower, closing at $1l@l2
per tun for prime Timothy, in bales, on
arrival.
CHEESE-we have no change TO report
in the market. The demand is moderate al
SIC. for Western Reserve, &C.. for Hamburg
and l01c. for English Dairy sales 100 boxel
Western Reserve at SIC. ...
BUTTER-Prime qualities are scarce ant
in good demand, but other grades are dull
We quote prime to choice Roll at l5@l7e.
fair to good at l2@l3cs and common at
@l0c. VI
APPLES are unchanged and dull at S
25@l 70 per brl. for common to prime an
So for, choice.
lPoTATOES-Are dull, but without an.
change in price prime are selling, from
store, at 81 25@1 80 per brl. Ll.''
SEED-The receipts of Glover are liberia
and the market is dull and lower; at tn
close prime was offered freely at 81 &
Timothy is in good demand at So 90@3
sales rs bush. Clover at 81 65, delivered.
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TBy Telegraph
Nav Y0rH

NEW York, March 22-P. M.-Ashes
are quiet and steady, with small sales at SIS
25R5 81 for Pots.
The demand for Cotton continues good
and the accounts by the AragO nave caused
an advance of 5000: sales 5000 bales at
l22S@l2Hc. for middling Uplands.
There is less doing in Flour, and the
market scarcely so firm prices, however,
are without important change. The ac-
counts by the Ardgo are not quite so fayora-
BILE, while freights to day are a shade firmer:
sales $500 brls. at S. 05@5 10 for super6ne
State; S. 2005 rs for extra State, including
small parcels inferior, on dock, at So Is; S.
O5@5 10 for superfne Western; So 20@5 As
for common to medium extra Western /; So
5o@5 so for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio and SC 7007 for trade brands do,
closing dull. Canadian Flour is in limited
request, without material change. Rye
Flour is selling slowly at 50 4O94 10.
Corn. meal is only in limited usine at
previous quotations.
Whisky in moderate demand sales of $50
brls. at 17T@l7Ac.
Less doing in Wheat, and market scarcely
SO finn; prices, however, without important
change freights a little firmer to day, and
this has checked export demand: sales of
delivered; $500 bush. Northwestern club at
81 %, delivered; 12,50O bush. Milwaukee
club at 81 25@l 26, in store and delivered
l,2O0 bush. red State at 81 %; 5000 bush
white Canada at 81 As, and 900 bush. white
Southern on private terms. Rye quiet al
64@65c. Barley quiet at 74975c. at railroad
depot. Less doing in Corn, and market
scarcely so firm; sales of $4,000 bush. al
66%@67c. for old mixed Western, in store
do. in store; 62H@64c. for new mixed
Western and yellow at railroad depot. Oats
in moderate request at 30@32c. for Virginia
33@34%c. for Western and Canada, and 34@
Doc. for State.
Pork dull, heavy and lower for mess, and
quiet and steady for prime sales 800 brls. a.
SIG so for mess, $l2 50@l2 rs for prime
Beef dull, and prices almost nominal: W
quote country prime at "a 1908; mess a
S. 75@6 Is; repacked mess at $S9l0; ant
extra mess at $lO0ll: sales 200 brls. PRIME
mess Beef dull and nominally unchanged
Beef Hens quiet and steady at $l2@l5 fo
State and Western. Cut Meats heavy anC
lower: sales $50 pkgs. at 6@6%c. for Shout
ders, and S@SXc. for Hams. Hogs dull a
6A@7Nc. for corn-fed dressed, and $40
5s4c. for live. Bacon dull and prices nom
inally unchanged. Lard steady and demand
moderate: sales 500 brs. at 9@l0c. for No.
TO prime Western.
Butter is selling at l0@l4c. for Ohio, an,
l4@l9c. for State. Cheese steady at S@lOC
for inferior to prime.
S~ugar-There is more doing to day, bu
prices without important change: sales Q
SO bids. Cuba at 4A@6c.; 40 bhds. Port
Rico at $1,000, and 81 boxes Havana a
bA@6Ac. Molasses dull and unchanged
sales of Ils hhds. Porto Rico at 32@33c.; 6
brls. New Orleans at 34@35c., and, by auc
ton, 40 hhds. Porto Rico Common at 23G
25c. Coffee-Pending the auction sale
Rio, announced for tomorrow, the marke
is very quiet, and the only sales we hear
are 400 bags Rio at llK@l3Acr and so bag
Jsmaica at l2Ac.