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MEDIckL DEPARTMENT. OF H.mpdsn sidney Col
I'LL lege Richmond, Va.-The twelfth of
lures this Institution viii Monday October aad,
ls4s, and continue until the middle OF March.
L. BoHAssAN, NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children.
l. w. NJ d. Professor Of Maiena Medea
Therapeutics
CHARLEs BELL GIBSON NJ d. Professor Of Surgery and surg
cal Anatomy
cARrEs r. JOHssos, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physi
ology.
H. TUoKrs, NJ D., Professor asoy and Practice OF
Medicine.
A. T. PEucoLas, M D., Demonsiraor Of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, and illustrations for
departments have recently received additions
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
wants Of the student and especially valuable ose preparing sr
practice Tho SOUTH Clinical
the College Innnay, (Which
Coese and week In the Richmond Aims House. In
institutions the diseases occurring In southern
and the student has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with their types and The frequency Of
rcai operations before the eiass together with the facilities for wit
messing Of Surgical
Schools OF Practical Surgery.
Tickets Of
Practical Anatomy So Graduation Fee sass Board including
lights and servans attendance be Obtained aX sIk per
week. 4. MAUPIN, M. d..
Aug H-sw6w Dean Of the faculiy.
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I'm pursuance Of law l. ZACHARY TAYLOR President of the
United States of America do hereby declare and make
ha public ssies viii Be- held al s land ofes
the Ss.e az MIssORI Al the peod, hereipsfer dauaed
wit, 80 : - ''- 80 = 80 ~
Al The land afce Al JACKSON commancne nm Monday,
seventh dsy Of January next for he disposal q he public lands
situated within the tovnhius and pa
ships Viz: " Y
=. IL m -. n a. snI -. ....s...
"ofh " ms oass "Hs ana GO" " "eJV" P"esPai "Nss''
wnshp twenty except senon. seven sss
OF ranse four 80 ' - 80 - - 80 7"
Toussnship M, en,v two of ranse five.
PraconaI ,onsbn sxteen and tonsbp twenty two of range
.ix -- 1870 ''V'' - - ''' ~
towsbips sixteen and seveneen township
tu,o AZ range .eycn va ~ p'' --
Faeons townsu sixteen eighteen and
to,ysins ~ Two and three, and ects three 10 ten
40 inelusiye and 10 thirty
tyv inc,'.ive ~ toynsbIu twenty m range eg,
Townshio oinsteen lexespt acionai sections thirty
to thrty thrty6ye and thirty fractional
3,snsv NM sec
lions one twelve thirteen hres twenty nI tweny
,van,y n, our tblr,y and thirty Of
The northwest fraction Of section six in township nineteen
fractional township twenty, Of range ten.
fx..L - ~ ~, - -. - A.. 6S,h -. -
SSWH " VIC oase ""e e'a 'oes " VIC W." P"c'Pu' "''1
Townships twenty three twenty four twenty eight twenty
nine, Of range eight
Townships Ave- twensx,
and twenty eight, OF range nine
Iownsips twenty one twenty three twenty four
twenty ave and twenty six Of range ten M.
the
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william r.. Hsyly.

staple sfofonerp
arenue 6sfween liza and l2h streets.
THE himself exclusively stationery bus
and prepared All kinds Of
Cap letter, ledger, wappns note and fancy papers
velopes
Cutlery pens, quilts
Ink, nkstands, portfolios
Cold pens and pencils. drawing papers, French papers
He receiving TO his stock by the Eng
s steamers and packets and win cell prices
I.e,,e, and cap paper At q Is per re.m-
June ls-dH WILLIAM Y. BAyLy.
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F.aqaler white sulphur springs, virs,nl,

a',4t Move se~evaiiy k.oun Wavrenfon Springs,)
AS for the reception Of visitors the Of
sve improvements are In progress that win give
establishment No expense
Knowing by ocular evidences
Of
uar has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaions, and 70 complete the original design, crafty
taste and fancy Of guests well TO promote their health and
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy region, in full view Of
me bold Blue Ridge and In the vicinity Of the beautiful village
waenton visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, enjoy the picturesque scenery
else In the alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards.
the beautiful dance The Levers Of and flowers will
and the awn, the gold and silver fish, The elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who interested
nature. which expanded
crafty could add the comfort and
visitors The hurdle and fancy ball.
ade, and brilliant hre works will lend their respective attractions
holy Of relsn Of every denomination, cordial
grudsng nyitatcn given TO spend the The sev
the church respected throughout the
These Is - miles, according from
Fredericksburg, and 20 80 from Alexandria Tweeky
will from both these points iii July, when daily lines viii be
n OF a. reach The springs the day.
These known Post Once Wanenon
Spring. 3" and all letters should be directed, be
Wauenton sent 20 the White Sulphur Springs, In Geenbsr
Terms Of board VIII be A. follower $50 Coz whole end
ing lat octobei cas- for three mons $50 for two months s or
50 cents each and twelve
No charge for children under When
tables provided for children before
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged full price
Horse5 50 cents a day, or 80 month Irfl -
The hne wines and ,t have been procured and eoase win
= : .-. = DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
June 6-dawscp1
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us BLAKEs Private Dancing and wsItzing Acs-
w denny Apollo Hail. has been thoroughly and tseuly refed,
nnd now for the Of scholars Days Of
Tuesdays and Fridays Private EVENING
class for gentlemen O'clock
Refers 70 the Hon VIM Ballard Preston, Secretary Of Navy
WssnnFon COL Bliss, United States Washington Arch
Sampeeh ESQ War Department Washngion; Randall Hag
oegeown Mrs Burr Washington whose seminary MR. Blake
has me honor Of tesching Nov
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the rsht Of any Of the
lands Within the Townships and
required establish the the satisfaction register
receiver OF the land Office and make therefor
seeing appointed
for of the public sale of the lands
claimed, Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
2-lawl3w n
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NEW MUSICJust received established Music and
~ Stationery Sore door street. ave-
the following and popular Music publishers VIII
liam Hall Son, New York, which will sell reduced
price four cents per page. sstE r VIM FIsClJER
The Lonely Lind composed by pnlfe
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover n n t'eFF'Fs H-Vi
Why do Weep for Thee admired ballad written by Wallace
When pensive feelings wake the SIGH written by Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, by Maeder LII ~ fa''"'-
The Mosquito Polka by J. Sloman,
Band. se. AZ - - 4. t-'y =
Two Merry Gpsies, duet by McFarren. RFf"
A Voice om the Waves duet, composed Stepen oyer
The Preside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves lament sung by Dumbolton serenses
The Moonlight OF the Hear, by strakosh $500 $50
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsys Minstrels. +tAi t7
yard" - $50
The Pensye Thought Adieu by j. Goneouse
Filtration Polka, by NJ Suakosh 49,
Robert he Diable, arranged by r. Boyer. A .4.iE
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James a.. Maedef.
The Syren Polka by NJ. Strakosh. a .fht
In syiphide, Fanfasie RHnaniique, by NJ srakoSh. .
The Ethiopian Medley overture arranged by 3. Enrich
Guitar pieces. ata.5-t q. a..
Widow Machrec. sE sra ID.
oh, watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Tralee. sa ..HEE4 a1s gWHafsE.#
The Bowid soger Boy. ..-.
yeannet and Jeannot Ha. f #..a3aa H"aW
Emma Snow
Dnah Crow. ~. '.
The Backed Car. 80 y Isl q 8. .ss3rf stf
On, would a girl again.
What enchanuncnt t. tFHEH t}tU1Nlt #bUE.g
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trim
Child ofme Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind. s ifA'Nl
Rarapian, as sung by Jenny Lind frt E4-as III
Nv boat and bee horn by Watson INK Sol .Fa0r .
The Chamois, as sung by the Rainier family. rg
Our fair Italy, a duett. y 1855 as.NGH-.
Beethoven's Dream ,ta,.s &. - dee 4
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsoNABLE FURNrTUR,

fREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
II DRY GOODs,--CLAGETT y DoDsON, corner Of Pennsyi
vania avenue and 9th would respectfully
OF Washington, Georgetown Alexandria,
thai they have just received the following addition
weiiassorted stock Of goods In the above iine;. o
10 pieces imperial threeply capetng all In patterns and
coors and Of ntness md thickness OF body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do sr3 fi 4a'-talftg
These goods bought u aucon greatly reduced pces
win be sold accordingly. tR' ts7f 1 aR'AsN W
% pieces spanish aiings colors,
appropriate article for churches lodges, hotels and public
buildings. II s pretty, durable, and cheap.
bales Spanish door mats, match the above.
new sheets best quality entirely
patterns Of them extremely and beautiful
halls passages intended TO be covered with H.
10 order in piece. gfa 90 et s5 5fG assfF fNl
II ~ ss and "a LEIPZIG table ocot extremely and
beautiful NH1st aH @Ia5& 81 @a4l siaND688 ff83d
bales superb Edinburgh blankets the smallest
sized crib the for beds goods
think, be equaled any other house here. srtlI
case l24 beautiful Alendale coyerlets.
4 do lila, do 1914 and 81 very low prices ss
Also, newstye beautifully figures
case rich Dresden quilts in oriental figures pink blue
and white, all sizes. E.s -. asg. ~
pieces extremely window curtains w
do damask ane window drapey
assels, gmps,
corresponding, will and nut IN
low any other house in the country. = y
We take this Of informing
This enterprise started with the keep and
sell goods that win advantageous purchaser and
fact facilities for obtaining right such thai
such thing is imposse We respectfully public
Tint they will always lind
all kinds OF furniture goods which pleasure exhibit
10 all who call and think not hard Of i SELL
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT DODSON.
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Trsnsyivsni. University. Medical Deparsmsna.
THE 2d November aex
Il under the direction of the following Faculty
tee Of Surgery.
Robert Peter, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy.
James NJ Bush NJ D. Professor Of Special Anatomy
cine.
Etheber Dudley, H. Professor and Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry NJ Bulln, b., Professor Of Maers MedIca and Them
peuties.
William NJ BOILING, W. D. Professor Of the Dis
of Women and Children. t..
II. M. sklman, N. d., Demonstrator sf Anatomy.
The cost n fun hundred and dollars invariably
IN advance The Mafculauou Eve dollars
The Dissecng ticket dollars The Graduation Fee IL twenty
ave dollars boarding and lodging from r. % e. Per week
Dean of The Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June "a, 1919.
July 3-2awlm.
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VIsTTING-CARDs printed and plates engraved In the
most approved Style At Jew hours
he finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MAURY,
Vow Bookseller, On
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| t nu. New Music.
lust RECEIVED
% IAN Pennsylvania following
la music, which viii be sold At reduced pceouI
PAGE. WIN. FISCHER
band. tE.5s fsH II''. % = '||f-7T - =
The Nova Scotia walHes; by winterbottom.
Quadriies from Mcyerbeers
Sin Easy Rondcs, designed s,ades or yoang beginners
The celebrated Russian "rsr Mnl variation, BY p.
Sir Aina.emepe Eevsn,e, BY cba.. yo..
No. ss.s h he, win variations BY Cha. eroee m
Luclla Polka; BY ~ faai % "a hstrF 49,.
The Aurora Waltz, cor guitar, solo.
La Gazxa iAdra fanse; composed by Ro-selien
When Morning beams ~ think Of besan admired song; BY
When otbe. y Smile composed by Geo Relax
Merry Gipy Gin again, arranged Cor the gaafi composed by
The Placid Lake, r The GUITAR composed BY NJ Deems.
Oct n 1900 fflf.& y Af =. - ~ 'l'f'Eft 10 a'fsf .
ceiyed choice iot cf M goods, ssecscd win
the attention OF the aes specially invited In band
PARIS embroidered neck ~ e.4 =
r-|.a 3d. Brocade and srt
Fine esuxe and cap
Fancy
Colored embroidered velves
Narrow trimmings
In gimps and buttons, 81. e.#
Colored French gmp
b ar in Jenny Lind braid ~. b 81
Jacqucred imperial and zephyr braid
Barrel, net, daisy aud roche butfoas
large Of towers dress and boune
caps, handkerche and variety Of fancy
Also arre as-ortmen Of lace goods Of various gaaiies
patterns J. d. h A. TATE,
Oct io-eoA Successors N J. y. d O. King
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New oecdsThe subscribers just from
pieces nh Iri. linens. which ey warrant % b, pars
900 dozen linen osase oS q y rs cents
3 e .sss linen s:%s.,s 4; 4 isss ...'
~ 90 ehnarenslmsn cnfnbno do m6k cents. sd.
20 rich nband trimmed lace enpes.
10 doxeA real net mits, win and without fingers.
~ very rich white craps shawIs
100 DOZEN white open worked cotton hose.
100 .do da misses and chhdrens DO, every Kind.
$50 new sfyt parasols and parasoies,
Is elegantly emhrvidered pocket hapdhsrchlefs-
Togcher win other and desirable articles which tn
Myss-swf P. H. HOE = CO.
THE Domestic Practice OF Hydrepsthyt with afseer
engraved illustrations Of important subiec BY Edward John
Hydrepa,y, he Water Cure, illustrated many
Theory and Practice o. ydopay, intended for popular D.
H. Franeke. For sale BY FRAN6K TAYLOR
Ausl ~ lIl = a
NEW BOOKS just received as Taylor q mssry',
~ bookstore, street
Volume Hildreths United States
southeyt Commonplace Book, No2
History Of the American Bible Society, vol svo.
Lyehs second Visit 20 Tho United States.
Cheap edition (5 cents) Of "Iaay Alice New Una
Augb
JUST received Rays Trioophcrous Cusr
lans and the American Lustra Curling Fluid Farms
hne French Soaps and choice assortment Of Buo Tuel
Also ceebrated Chinese skin Powder Tor restoring beau
and preserving Die complexion and rendering
Aug "a (GIobe) A few doors below National Hotel
cabinet OF Classic Tales comprising I'm one vol
une Rasselas, Vicar of Wakefield Exes OF Siberia
agna Sulyers Travels stsnes Sentimental Journey, Castle
wayey Anecdotes popular characters. scenes and in
sden IN the novels and tohces Of sr Walter Scott VOL Lon
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UNIVERSITY on MARYLAND.

Faculty OF Physse.--s>sssen sf Is4s-'oo.
THE Lectures win Monday 2h October and
i tinue the 15th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and PhannacywIlnAn A. AXES NJ d., LII. ID.
surgery-NArHAn r. snirH.
Therapeutics Maera CsEw, NJ
Anatomy and Physiology--JosErH Rosr, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice 81 Observation-Disclosures POWELL, NJ ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chldren-kicHARD
THOMAS, NJ ID.
Lecturer on PaoIo and Demonsuaior Of Anatomy
MILTENBEReKn.
Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every
Inhrmay opposite Medical College The
viii October under charge
PEGS 800 Comfortable
be Obtained In the vicinity Of the Medical College for 81
% SO per week WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNovl Dean Of the Faculty.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled nsht Of pre- emptn any OF the
lands within townships and townships shove enumerated
reqncd establish ne sstcon and
receiver he opsr land Once, and make
yr1eek ser seeing this nouce, before
FOR he Of The pubic Of embracing
uscs c1afnse6 otherwise such claim win b. forlsited
WI -e1Fft J. BUTTERPTELD,
~ sts Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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m pursuance sfsw, zAUuARY TAYLOR Pssds.l Of the
Ussd Ds. q Aases do hereby declare ana make known
pakc seles Wi ~ hsd q The aforementioned land omees IN
hs Bs " MICHIGAN, the periods hereinafter deHsnAsa' 70
sAs Is.d once "a GENEsEE commencing Monday. he
seventh Day Of January the Of the public lands Situated
win he following named sections and parts secuohs
N~sk ef ne base line and Of the principal msd'aH
o. y satnE. n, E. isdsE.x isE
~ MSsM \. and N sW. < ID W
W. ana IL. 10, = Ss; siis
= NV, KS .. n and NE 4 ~iN"' ~ 0NR
sw xa;sasRiIi 10; N. ii....T. aS IL
r. "a /: B; & IL Is Nj Esa ~
b W. ii; sw is ii, 81 Isl NJ
~ "a, g; NV. sS NE. 34......T. - NJ, r. 2E.
Los No. 4 and ?, sec sw. III iSN M a.y
n ssl,wi;;,R.iIws..SSsssw,,x,xsSE.k
~ y III I. h en- g.
w.x and sE. X sN: ana So: xSs.X
Z ~ Ga lS "A; w: and sW. X 2a
Isl 81 NV. X q; 8. and Ne ST.. % N, r. Sc
SIS. and Me- O. w. KiaE.h igW.
~ Il (. sT: sssf e.
2, 9; lots Nos. and 2, sec. u lots Nos
~ ~ Lee, s S u: o ao sec T. sec NJ
s is~i q sse. ~ N, r. AZ
HI III q = X 4; .a q sw w ~ n s; s sss'
~ u III e ks; 8. X and Nj. ailjiiN.'ixi " :
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wATsON q RENwICK.
PATENT AGENTS,

street. opposite The Patent Office. Washington, o. C,
pRocURE patent United States and In <se eoun
ues and give advee on an questions arising te psssn
law. = - -
~ RKysR ceRxrsrospxxrs TO " ~ ~
Hon. Edmuud Burke late Commissions Psents sfvsfa
Hon. James ID. Westcot j chairman OF Senate
Patents. "a ~ az ~ e y IL u ~ ~ -
Gouyemeur Rembe, ESQ, wesf Polnt foundry
James Renwick, LII. D.. New York. y = t
Henry Bevoort eco. Glendon Iron Works, Boeou II
T. r. Durham Co, steam engine builders, New York
yoREos ooRRfsroNprxrs TO
Richard Greed esq London Brpngham Railroad Company
London.
Edward Sabine, b. Lieutenant Colonel Royal Ensipeer
Michel chevaer, Insenieur and Robert walsh esq.,
Paris. .Ifft n ~ - - 800 Nov a. Srvver'
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Accordeons and Flutinss.
IUsTRECEvEn, staoners' Hail. Of
cofdeons Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
in instrument for small would do well cal before par
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Flainas an improved style and tone
For sale hy FISCHER.
July
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Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber received LOT Of very superior Old brandy
purchased expressly medicinal
Families wishing article Of this kind would well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with choice variety Wines Liquors.
segars, Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug 1i-eodm Penn. avenue, l5th street.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

!. y
Rvey entitled right Of emption OF tho
lands within The townships and Of townships above enumerated
required 10 establish the the satisfaction Of the register
end receiver % the land Office, and make therefor
Praccahie aer and before the
psi.ssd o public sale Of the
.rrrffW a so. LgFR J. BUTTERFTELD,
Isuf d - commissoper Of the General Land ofbce.
Sept N-iswl3w
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Laaas appropriated by law for the use Of sci
other purposes, win be excluded from The sales.
The Offering Of the above lands win be CONNIE
appointed, and proceed IN the order In which IN
with III convenient Dispatch, until the whole shall
than two weeks, an. no private entry Of any Of IN
miffed until sner t1e expiration of the two weeks
Owen under my hand at me city % Washington
q September, ammo Domini one thousand eight b
nins. ..,I.....f.s-.f - .rs.... ii ~. sr..
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

7
Ma, EpIEoK.r The slime i drawing
near when il Behoovcs lho Democracy
Of our Congressional District o BE cue
and doiog" The Convention u nomia,
alto d candidaie 10 represent us in tie
next Cooaross vii soon meet Our late
woithy Rspgescalaliyo haa declined he
canvass. Il i nov or duly o choose
ano,heF e possible, equally eonpsssni,
equally bonest !, Nj E3iors an ] no
ninee Democrat for Tie sinplo and good
reason, iha, / huyc oaboanded confidence
"a tho iaioIigones and integrity 81 The
hreni bo1y f,bo Desocrafr pariy, and
{ think At dc privilege, II not parry
duty, 81 every man % prescott dc name
of coy individual, ihat Is my shluk &c
Cor he station, ia order ihat BE claims
may 10 hIly cansassed sna HE merl
fully known. before ta people bold pri-|
mary useulipes loappalas confepdon Ger.
ena,eh AZ ne same limo yoor rlehi q
"a indepcoaeni journalist = oodisiurbei.
e. you pdblIlb On no,. A. soa think besl.
sach sagslaaoas
The v0s candidate. wiz eshiod phd
6ala'er en-. isalready 10 he 6sld. IIs,|
- I. ~ ol3 naa ,rioa warrior nan
= -. 80 49,. I. = tlr.-. - ~.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

DEMocRATlc MEETING ON MONDAy
Every democrat in the county who hate.
hypOcritical and double faced Taylorism
and is determined to war upon 1t until il i
entirely. driven from power; every demo
era. who loves his principles, and desires
his honest and capable party frieHdS to hold
come Of the Offices now in the hands Of the
adherenls and supporters Of this same Iay
lorism. should come up TO the meeting on
Monday next "A number ofspiritsIirring
speeches are expected from Orators Of this
aud the adjoining counties. Democrats,
one and all. come out from your fields and
your workshops. and let us organize an
opposition that will e1pel the usuFpers and
the hypOcriies from the high and tho low
places Of the state and federal govern
ruensl
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

UrWs are mOre than pleased % zee ihlI
81 friend 7. n MARTIE. Of tie Hons.,a
ParioL has reesired a nomination q W
1cnocracy q Chiekaau. fof he Leglsla-
far. ou e seren srPirsnis be ger ihe
tirhss rois e. the nominee of che couniy
oonreuiioa Hs bas he ability and iuias
rvis make Al srrsiln, RsFrgeuia,ivs
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

MAY-DAr.-The young ladies' Of the OK
ford Female Academy, following a beauti-
ful and time honoTed custom, are msking
ALI needfuI arrangements for celebrating
the Frs. day Of May. A party viii he
given at nigh, Ot the Academy, 10 which
every body is invited.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

An ATFRAT Two negro men belong,
ing 10 Mr. Harvey CnroIhers, Of this coun,
~, had an ARRAY on Friday last, and one
knocked the other in the head with an pxe,
making fracture in he Uranium three in
ehes in length and one in width. DR..
Thompson has shown US fen or twelve pic
COS Of the skull luken away, by an opera
ton, some Of which are as large as bali
dollar. The patient is doing well, and Wll
mall probability, recover. a few months
since we made a notice Of one Of the Doe
tors surgical operations by which be ex-
tracled large lumor from the side of q ne.
gro belonging 10 Capt, Smith, of.lhis vicin-
iiy. We have seen the negro ia our town
frequently Of late. He is entirely recot-
cred, and is perfectly sound and healthy.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

TnE FRosT.--We receive information
through our exchanges from every quarter,
Of the damage done by the late frosl. /
seems 10 have been as severe in Hinds
and Warren, as in this county, killing both
corn and cotton. The MississiPpiph says,
.''the demand for seed is 20 great THAI ihe
whole supply in the country WI not'be
sufficient 70. enable our planters 70 repIanl
more than three fouTIhs Of a crop" We
would not be surprised i this intelligence
RAISED Tho price Of the present crop unsold
Of New Orleans. Il will certainly raise ihe
price Of the growing crop.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

0-rGeu. TRousDALE, has received the
nomination Of the Democratic Convention
Of Tennessee Cor next Governor lie has
considerable character as politician, and
had command Of one Of the ten Regiments
Of Regulars ia The Mexican war
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

NEW ROAD.-Ws learn tliat.a new and
much betterroad has been col or. leading
from Oxford towards the University. Il
runs a short distance south Of the building
occupied BY Pres. Holmes and Prof Nil;
lineton.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

O-rWe are pleased 70 see that the lion
j.. MeRAE, preseni Speaker Of the House
Of lhe Mississippi Legislature, has fen
nomiuaied Coz Congress IN Jasper, api +
Ne mistake not, 10 CLARK. Wilkinsh
oDoniy nouinsied Capt. Cooper, q lls
sos Mississippi Ri6es.