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MEMPHIS PEllALE- COLLEGE,.

MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
gE7HE SIXTEENTH SESSION will begin On the SEC
I OED MONDAY in September This Institution
Il is believed affords unsurpassed facilities for ths
qcisiJon Of 4 thorough and polished edu alton. The
Bonds and Trcasurg Notes Of the Confederate States
win be tsken at par vs.ue or Cotton at the market
price, in payment Uf dues the oha-gss in advance,
for board and regular tuition Slol per session Of
twenty weeks To seC1Te situations patrons should
make previous application, the number OK pupils is
limited 70 sixty.
For circulars Swing full particulars apply to
u q. MACPHERSON,
!s29-dawsms President.
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Tbe gomevyilIe Pemsle gnat,tute

yTTIIL open its next session the ID day Of Septem-
w ber, (t1s FIRST aoniayj under the cort tiuued eu
pervisen or D. Meredith, sssstes by tdll co Of
experienced Southern Teachers.
1hose wishing further particulars will apply 10 the
Principal for q cstsloEuA.
somERvILLE. TESN. Aug. !, 1851. Iau3l6wH
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EIS@ggGs'S.

III @0C8
Al BBLS. Old Apple Brandy, do. Peach Brandy,
4 " 25 bbIs Old BJurbOR Whiskg,
IS bbls. Old Ten White WHISKY,
70 bbls old Rye whisky,
20 quarter casks Chsrp.gns Brandy,
20 eighth casks Champagne Brandy
10 quarter cks Old Cognec Bu.nfy, { pipe Is. Do.
pipe Holland Ga, 80 hag bhls. Corn whisky.
au's-6n FLOURkOF x CRAW FORD.
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The counties Of Pulaski and Jefferson are
omitted in this list, because agents have dis
cussed the subject thoroughly, in them, and
lists have been distributed in both for some
time. II friends Of the project will make
other appointments easily flied, in the time of
those made, they will be attended also.
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below:
Brownsville, Prairie county, September Il.
Des Arc, Prairie county, September IS.
lsrendon, Monroe county, September IS.
81. Charles, Arkansas county, September 20.
South Bend. Arkansas county, September %.
Napoleon, Dasha county, September 25.
Columbia, ChiC0l county, September p.
Lake VILLAGE Chic0t county, September 2s.
Monticello, Drew county, october I.
Hamburg, Ash ey county October 3.
Warreu Bradley county, October 3.
Princeton Dallas county, October 7.
Camden, OuachIts county. October II.
81 Dorado Union county, October Il.
Magnolia, Columbia county, October Ig.
Lswlsville, Lafayette cOusty, October IT.
Spring Hill, Hampstead county, October 10
Washington, Herlpstsad county, October 2i,
BTOwnstowu, Sewer county, October o.
Pardclifta, Sewer county, October 26
Centre Point, Sewer county, october %.
MurfreeSborO, Pike county, october 90.
ArkadeIphla Clark comfy, November ,
Rockport, bot Spring county, November 4
Eal7rn
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The Cotton Loan in ARKANSAS.

The Hon. A. H. Garland will address the
public on be cotton subscription to the Con-
federate States, at the times ana places named
below:
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educational.
EDTCATIO
EDUCATIONAL.

AH1ss q. HCIEEg-a w5G rz arez Esr SCHOOL
sss-5r
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Meeting d tho Bar.

A large number of the members of the BAT as.
sembled in the room occupied by the Criminal
Court yesterday morning, for the purpose Of
on the death of Gen. Walter Jones. The meet.
ing was organized by Richard 8. Coke, Esq,
being called to the chair, and John A. Smith,
Esq, appointed Secretary. A committee, con.
sisting of Messrs. Marbnry, Fendall, SEN, Gar.
draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the
meeting, and while they were absent an eio.
quent and feeling eulogy on the life and cha.
raoter Of the deceased WAS delivered BY Mr..
Coke. i' 0f" 81 Oh.
On the return of the committee, a lengthy
preamble and series of resolutions, expressive
of the high esteem in which the deceased WAS
held by the members Of the bar of this city, and
the intention of the bar to attend his funeral in
a body, were presented, on behalf Of the o0m-
mit,ee, by Mr.. Fendall, who prefaoed their in
PRODUCTION by some well timed remarks in ref
erence to the many virtues Of the deceased.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
A TroubIcsome Liquor case.

Last week p warrant was issued by Justice
Walter against Mrs. Holoran for selling liquor
without license, and two witnesses, Michael
Mack and Mary Sullivan, summoned to appear
on the day set for trial, (Friday last) On
Thursday, however, Mack came to the Justices
Office, aud wanted to know "the mon who tould
the squire to forge his name to the warrant"
and went on at "a great ratio, saying that I" the
man who forged his name might appear against
the woman, but the devil bit would he."
On the day set, Mrs. Holoran appeared and
waited some time for the Witnesses, but they
not being present, she left the Office, and the
Justice issued attachments for the two wit.
nesses. The officers arrested Mack, who was
committed to Jail for two days for contempt.
Miss Sullivan, the other witness, hearing that
an attachment was out for her, hastened TO the
magistrates office, and gave as an excuse that
William Shehan was at her house about the
time of the trouble, and told her she must not
swear against his sister, Mrs. Holoran,) and
that he would not let her come to the trial.
Mrs. Holoran again appeared on Tuesday
and the offence having been proven, the justice
fined her twenty dollars and cost.
The justice then issued a warrant against
William Shehan, charging him with intimidating
q witness, and he was arrested and brought
before him. The evidence went to show that
on the morning set for the trial, he was at Miss
Sullivan's house, and, shaking his money AZ
her, told her she must not appear against his
sister. She then said something about going
anyhow, and he invited her to get on the bag
of neal on his horse, and he would take her tO
the Office, which polite invitation was declined
the amabe lady stating that "she wouldn't
ride with the blackguard.' The justice dis
missed the case.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
rHE commemorative OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DsPARTNEsr,
.'i Wheeling, October l2, 1856
70 ruE pEorLn or VIRGINIA.

TO THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA.
Whereas several Of the Congressional districts OF
this State unrepresented In the Houfe Of Repre-
sensatives In the Congress Of the United States, by
reason of failure to elect on the fourth sday In
May last, Caused by armed men in rebellion against
the Constitution and laws Of the Uuited States and
Of this State and 1t being the right of the loyal In
habtants in each district to be represented in said
House by representative Of theiv own appointing,
the Convention Of Virginia, on the goth day of Au
gust 1861 passed an ordinance directing election
to be held on the fourth lhursday in October in
slant, (24h) In every district OF the State TO un
represented and here vacancies exist. 1t Is fur.
ther made the law, by virtue of the ordinance afoIe
said, that any person who Ia prevented from attend
ing such election, by reason of tn occupation OF
his own county by armed men In hostility to tn.
Government, that such voter may vote any wherr
In HE Gong ressional district II Ii further ordained
that the election shall be conducted and the result
ascertained, declared, and certified in the manner
directed in the code Of Virginia Of the edition Of
1860. By the nth lection Of chapter 7th of that
code, any two freehDiders may hold election, il
Iected by law, at any place of voting, IL 10 com
missioner 10 supeIintend the slme appears and is
willing to act, or If no commissioners have been
appointed 10 hold the election.
Now, therefore, In consdera, ion Of the premises
/, FRAScIs Ii. PIERPoIsT, Governor Of the Common.
wealth Of Virginia, do hereby eDtreat the loyal vo
ters of this State to Id elections In heiE several
districts the day above mentioned to the end that
the people may be represented the principle Of yep
resentative government sustained, and the State
have her due weight In the National Legislature.
oct It'd +. Ii. PIEkPOINr.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
" HazletOwn "-Again. .

The patrolmen of the fifth ward, on Tuesday,
made Il descent upon the house owned by Mr..
Horatio Il. Marymau, on B street north, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh east. In the bright
locality known as Hazletown." and succeeded
in arresting all the inmates of the house. as
follows Mr.. Henry 9. Light, who ought to
lllumine a better place; Mrs. Sarah Light, Hen.
ry's amiable spouse; their fair but frail
daughters, Annie Light, Matilda Light, and
Eliza G. Light, and also Miss Elizabeth McManus.
The owner of the house, with his accustomed d
eloauence of manner, endeavored to get the
"ladiesn realeased, but without avail, and
they we're all committed to Jail, with the ex,
oepted of Henry c. Light, charged with being
prOstitutes. ~ ~ 'n
The national Republican., 1861-10-17

a5- Army Chs haplains.-TheC Cha plains Of the
army, In Washington and 1t, vicinity are requested
to meet in Trinity Church, Washington City, on
Saturday next, October 10, at II o'clock A M, for
the purpose of considering method Of securing
more systematic distribution of books and rsetsi in
their respective nents and also for general
ference In reference to the promotion of religion and
morality 10 the army. .r
Clergymen, resident, or visiting the city, and all
others who are interested In the subject are respect
fully invited to attend.
G. NJ. BUTLER,
ectl7 In behalf Of the ChaplGins.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17

Never, perhaps, have 80 many, plans been
devised to accomplish any one purpose vs. has
been to evade the law fofbiddiDg the sale of
liquor to soldiers. The enemy has now assumed
new shape 10 the form OF {" The Soldiers
Friend" II is handsomely and eIahorAteiy Ia.
bottles, with the euphonious title Of q The Sol
dier's Friend" and accompanying directions
to take a teaspoonful three times day. A
colonel, who has tried III asserts that 1t u the
closest imitation Of a brandy cocktail that he
ever drank He says that he found out that
nearly every man in his regiment had bottle
of it, and some, soJfearful were they that they
might catch the fever and ague, would NOT fol.
low the directions, but took . teacupnl of 1t
at time. "a, ,.Il. .ir ,"'t ,,Jn91 1t .. q
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Fuusral Of General Jones.

The funeral of Major General Walter Jones
took place from the residence Of DR.. Thomas
Miller yesterday afternoon, and was attended
by the members of the bar, many officers Of the
District military, and large number of friends
and relatives. Among others present, were
Lieutenant General Scott Generals George Q,
Thomas, Peter F. Bacon, Joseph h. Bradley,
the militia regiments, and the officers OF the
third and fourth regiments in body.
The services, which were OF the most impreS
sive character, were conducted BY the Rev. X
r. Gurley, assisted BY the Rev. Ur. Pinckney
of the Church Of the Ascension.
The pall.bearers were Judge Dunlop, Judge
Crawford, Mr.. Marbury, Mr.. W. W. COrcOran
Gen. Force, Mr.. Ogle Tayloe, Mr.. VIM. Selden
Mr.. Carberry, Mr.. ]. N. Carlisle, and Gen. r. @
Weightman.
The remains of the deceased were inferred IL
the Congressional Cemetery.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
CrOss-FirinR.

Louis Shenfeld was arrested II few days
since, by constables J. F. King and J. William
son, on the charge of stealing dry goods from
Herman Jacobson. Shenfeld was taken be.
fore Justice Walter, when the complainant tes.
tilted that he was the sutler of the New York
twenty y.ninth regiment, and that he had en-
dispute, and separated. Other parties, how.
ever, testified that they had been In partner.
ship, which was denied by Jacobson.
Shenheld then charged Jacobson with steal
ing his watch and an account.book which
belonged to the Arm. 1t Was proved that
Jacobson bought the watch.
The Justice decided the case TO be one OF
malicious prosecution, and dismissed them
after giving the parties IA lecture and advising
them to 90 to court Of chancery for settle
ment of the business.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

y Baltimore, October ls.-The steamer from
Fortress Monroe did not bring letter, as usual
to the Associated Press. ''
The rumor brought by passengers that the
United States steamer Saranac was lost in a
storm off the mouth of tho Mississippi, is not
credited in naval circles at Old Point.
The boat brought up a number of fugitives.
No further intelligence, has been received
about the reported attack on our feet at the
head of the passes to New Orleans. 90
1.-THE Navy Department is satisfied that the
steamer Saranac is at San Francisco, ,.whithel
she went about a month ago for repairs.-RE
PoRTER.1 ,.'t..-.. .,,... ,... o.. j. "a.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
ParSlOnR.

L. p. Burke and George Cornwall, who we're
convicted of manslaughter at The December
term, 1856, of the criminal court, and sentenced
have been pardoned by the President Their
offence was the killing of a. musician in the
marine corps by the name of Pasqual De Falco.
Their terms OF sentence would both have ex.
pired In December next. ,.r !
John Madigan, who was convicted ofan assault
and battery at the last term of the court, and
sentenced 10 six months in Jail, has also been
pardoned. t....
Robert Binnix, who was convicted on three
indictments of arson in September, 1859, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for eight years,
was pardoncd yesterday.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAI, Rourt

Atcheson, Kansas, Oct. l5.-The state ment
made in the Eastern papers that party Of
secessiopists attacked one, of the overland
coaches, is utterly false. They run with great
regularity and witbouttrouble from ally source.
The employees Of the company, numbering
some hundreds, have all recently taken the
oath of allegiance.
Maps and specifications received from the
surveying party on the new route from Denver
City to SAT- Lake, show that the obstacles are
much less than were at first anticipated, and
that the road can be obtained at compare.
lively small expenBe.T u.Irar '- u
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
QcAarxRMAsrER's OYYIoE,
q - TTI IttlS. MAv,rv ropps

=. ~ opAsrrraAsFeEi', n Z, o,y.Ss So,,.
. .,gTgrT Washington, September 70. 1861.
Sealed proposals will be received At this oSes, un
I'll the Sgth day Of October next, " ~ o'clock, M,
Sf fS,oWius su Stations, during the year 1852, VI:
Portsmosth, New haInpshne;
Charlestown, Maesec echuSetts;
BIootlyn Long Island, New York;
-uI WsahngtOn, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist OF three qgnrtsrA OF pound
Of fresh or salt beer twenty two ounces OF bread,
made Of extra supsriDe flour, or in lieu thereof
pound of hard bread, At the option OF the Geyern
ment; and at the rate nf eight quarts Of 6ets White
beans or IN lieu thereof n ,en pounds Of Ioe ten
half pounds Of tea tihesn pounds OF good New
Orleans sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one p'uod
meatine candies or ONE and ahalf pounds Of good
hard dpped tsllow candles; four pounds Of goot,
hard, tIown sonp, t"o quarif Oh - u .nI one nun
treI aEd tityti~ f'und . p9'"socs' 10 each NV
,Ihe rcia .ed allowance Of four onh ,es cf f"Ur C.
rerd, anu the allowAncr OF pol toes, ss hh'y" c
rid.d Will cease, At the termination Of the lreser
insurrection, and the ration be ~ provided by la"
and re gula,icns, on the lstcf July, 1901
N 4 he b,ef Ehnlt be delivered on the order Ct the
comm AZ ding olliser OF zach station either in bulk
or by the angle ration and shall contist oi the best
and cst choice pieces Of The carcass, 'he Pok TO be
No prime mess pork and the groceries 10 tc ffhr
best quality OF k'nds named
, M ubject to Inspection,
Ali 6ids must be accompanied by the following
guarantee: ~
49, kWn ng Sdsydne "
the Gndsrs,entd 81 OF ~ ~ s,,ia IL H. state Of
hereby suarautee tHu ~ "o., M, t;Fsgol1g lid q
-, for ratious a. sbov" 4 crib l,b1 seespted
b. or they will w.ia tr dsys "ttsr The recsipt Of
line rmtrtoi at tbg poo, i!.i~r rglaed X cute tho
.a,roo, for tho sane Ni,n oc- and sun lent SUE
lies; and, in case nS q i -shat ltil to enter
lgod the diner! ,irtrH the offe u the sad
- and that VII rh'' ''.Ga f1se tctgpIfYr &C.,
witness: no. - sa"ol'Cs S, iGatSntSr
" s-Rfna ul lTN-' dN~
lSS '.''
/ hereby cef .iy ln4t the aboys'naglsd - az
!;nown 10 me a. men Of property, aO' able TO make
good their guaIaptee '5,,slnl.,. a.. Ii II.
iT6 Be- sfgitdty NJ Unatd tas Do "s JnOy', r''''
Sdtes Dis'Ifa 4i1 'llsy, w Coleetor)
No proposal viii be Considered IN, H.ttl ahir"
by the nbove guar lntee. ..,,
I(Newspapefs sul6oI ized ~ puLr,i rus aLo.S WI
send the paper Containing Ia, hni 'et'11h 10 'hiS
| office Tor eXamilatiJn.) ,.,,,, .
! Proposals to be endorsed "fr0s 'I ~ hs'N's
| ~ -' ~ ". T. SLACK,
sen as-lawaw Major and QuarIermastsr.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
NJ q T O 10 .i'alrI I..
''Adams Express mpanY."

This Company oGeIs to the public @ Unequaled
Advantages for the |" Safe and Quick Dspstchi' OF
60, to all parts ofthe United STATES. -
Expreses to and from the North and est depart
from and arrive In Washington twice, ,dsily. AN
Expresses are in charge Of experienced and reliable
Messengers.
AL Packages for I. The Soldiers carried at" pne
All goods for the so.called Confederates States"
and all articles Contraband Of War" will be RE'
FUSED. - - - -
tOns Esptss.el ksys NV York at S end r. M,
arriving ~ W ashipgtQp at A, u. and 8 80 z. N.
ExITS JIts leave Phna1elphiA ut g. 80 A. NJ and II
NJ, srfiSlng in Washington $50 2, NJ and A. NJ
Expresses leave Baltimore at 4.co A NJ. and 8 40
b. n arriving In Washington at 0 A. NJ and sc
r. n. " ~ 80 DIV ~ .'.. 49,
Exp esses for oil points North and West leave
Washingtol daily at 80 A. NJ, and 80 p. NJ.
Speoisl enuacis for large quantities of Freight
can be made on application; At tins ufice EAN
All goods called for and dsliysrtd trrsr of Extra
oharss' " ,..,sdsn, hdsns. Fs,..c ~.
WsshlnStOr, August 20, iGlg rs,i.7 jsug23-1h
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
r,he Crv ts. stilI th.v Come ,

And ali we can hear Is, "war war war / p
But for my part am tired Of the old story Of war
Bat, oh Mrs. Brown, have yon heard the very
latsst newsf No. why, SMITH, No. AGO Seventh
street, has just received . new stock of FALL
CLOTHTNG Of every description, and he offers TO
sell them at such low prices. They say he has q
knaok Of selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. /, How he does 1t, do not know But
for my part, can assure you, Mrs. Brown, that he
markably low prloes T. advise all to call al
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Once, and look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs, Jones said, is so!' '',A
aug 30-8n al ..r : DE- .H. D.. ngu ..
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Sunday.School Union.

A meeting of the Sunday-School Union Of
this city was held at the Fourth Presby terian
Church on Monday evening last, Mr.. NJ. II. Mil
ler in the chair. The Secretary being absent
from the city, on motion by James P. Tustin,
ton for the remainder Of the year. Amongst
others, instructive addresses were delivered by
the Corresponding Secretary Of the American
Tract Society, located at Boston, and by DR..
Mckenzie, from the State of Kentucky.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
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for ;he price Address,
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The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Breadstuffs closed Arm.
Provisions we're quiet.
Consols 92k@93.
SECOND DISPATCH.

t..t.. SECOND DISPATCH.
There are agtations in some Of, the Paris
faubourgs, owing to the high price of bread.
Seditous paoards are reported as numerous,
and there have been some arrests. #.
Troops have embarked ut Toulon for Rome,
TO replace others now there. ...l
A strong naval expedition. and troops have
left Venice for the coast Of Dalmatia and Fiume
1.-THE former is a province Of the Austrian EN-.
pire, and the latter q seaport town Of Austria,
capital Of the hungarian Httorale or Kustn.
land.1 49,. '' o."
AT the recent Consistory, the Pope is said to
have denounced all compromise, calling on his
supporters to be Arm, and to have no concilia
ton with impious men.
1t is asserted that the relations Of the Italian
and French Governments are as satisfactory as
possible. France had not asked any cession Of
territory. . nys. ." o. b
The Spanish expedition to Mexico Is actively
progressing, and will shortly leave Spain.
During an insprrectionary movement at Cy.
eldz, in Russian Poland, the mayor was killed.
Mr.. Lindsay, member ofthe House Of Com.
mons, in 3 speeoh at Sunderland, gave as bis
opinion that the English Government should
urge raising Of the blockade, and that Eng
land and France should consider the expediency
of recognizing the Southern Confederacy.
The financial depression continued,
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
At General Hospital, Alexandria, Oct. IL.

G o M 70 It II N @ N n W.-SU p Il Q r
> HULLED CORN. A home production, The
subscribers having for Q number of years prepared
the superior HULLED G0Rs, recommended by
all Physicians as one of tho Healthiest and most
Nutritious articles Of Diet prepared for the table.
Hotels, Boarding Housts, suffers and Private
Families supplied at their resdeGoes by addressing
CHISHOLM 4 BANTA,
Penna. avenue, between 18th and 10Th SITS,
One door from the Union Engine house.
B-Manufacturers Of all kinds Of POPPED
CORN, Plain, Sugared and In Balls Would re
spectfully ask Of the Inhabitants Of the City OF
Washington and vicinity to give us q call
oct 15-1wH
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
A p,saureeabIe Companion.

Oficer Leach, on Tuesday afternoon, arrested
Mrs. Ellen Riordan, at the instance OF her hus.
hand. who charged her with being drunk ana
disorderIy. She was taken before Justice Wal
ter, where the husband testified that she was
continually abusing him.. Whenever he got
work TO do, she would get drunk and come to
where he WAS and kick up row, thereby
WAS that she should be kept somewhere so that
she could not bother him. The justice sent
her to the workhouse for thirty days.
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Runaway and Accident.

Yesterday morning, q man named Andrew
Baldwin was riding y spirited horse on Sitth
street; when near the corner Of street, the
horse took fright aud ran away with him. AT
the corner Of D street, the animal slipped and
fell upon the pavement, and the rider was
thrown with such force as to lay him senseless
on the pavement. ~ Dr.. Toner went to his relief
and ascertained that no bones we're broken.
He recovered in a few moments, and was taken
home by his friends. o frg p,I"-- 90
The national Republican., 1861-10-17
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following soldiers died yesterday: Jacob
Snyder, company B, and Joseph Frew, COM
pany A. thirty.thrd Pennsylvania regiment;
W. Speck, company @, third Pennsylvania cav.
airy, and Sergeant William Cook, ninth Maine,
at the College; J. L. Foreman, company H, thir.
ty.third Pennsylvania, at the Seminary, George.
town; A. II. Stewart, company l, seventh New
Jersey, at Camp Casey; Elisha Lucar, company
+, first New Jersey cavalry, at Camp Mercer.