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The organizer., 1850-07-06

Homo InduStry.-We are requested to
give notice that a meeting of the citizens o.
Lafayette County, for the promotion and
protection OF Home Industry, will be held
In Oxford ON Saturday next, at 2 O'Clock.
p. NJ. We are not advised OF the precise
plan to carry out the objects in view, but
the subject should not fail to attract atten
ton and to draw out a large crowd. In
these critical times, we should begin to
look to, and rely upon, ourselves, instead
OfcOntributing our substance to increase
the already bloated wealth of Northen men,
who repay US by extortion and monopoly.
TO say nothing of the greater and more
heartless offence included in the slavery
agitation, and it's satellite crimes.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

iIIc, HBc. HOc.-When the Rev.
DR.. Patton, was in England, he dined
with several geatlemen who used a
great variety Of argument 20 make
bin give up bis cold wafer principles.
wow here" said one. here doctor
- some old hook; surely you oaa't
decline thar Can't replied the
doctor. ~why. sir, learned q decline
e when q boy. Hic. Haze, Hoe
The table was in = roar, and Ibs
dpeior cane OF Triumphant. let all
ooys when they are youug. deefns
hoei u they Do, they viii nsver kaow
the dru1kard's bic.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

"The Editor of the Jacksonian
makes it a subject Of great, and we
think, rather indelicate complaint
that the Organizer is preferred to that
paper, as The medium Of the State ad
vertlsing, and asks how IL isi There
are many reasons for tbiG
!. The disgusting selfPraiSe ofthe
Jacksonian.
2. It's exOrbitant charges.
3. lis alleged endorsement OF Van
Buren AFTER hts FaEE SOIL APosTAsT
from the democratic party.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

UPWe understand that the Agri>
cultural Association of this County,
have VOTED the PrOpriety Of building a
plank road from this place, to some
point on the Mississippi River, within
the limits Of this State. Well, let the
stock be taken, and the work CON-
menced at once.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

The following toast was given by
Gen. Pillow, Of Tennessee, at a public
dinner given to the delegates Of IhI
Convention at Nashville, and was
received with enthusiastic applause
"Ihe Missouri Compromise. Oh
that line we will meet our northern
brethern with the hand of FELLOWSHIP
from it we will not be driven excepi
at the point Of the 6ayonst."
The organizer., 1850-07-06

DEArH on DR. LIrsconB we are
panied 70 hear Of the death Of this
gentlemen. lie died on the 22d inst.
st Columbus, in this State. The
Booior has been in dslicate health
ever since last January. Al the tine
Of his deosase be vas President of
the State 6sszie, which station be
filed viii esssf ability, urbsuily. and
i@partiality. superadded 70 many
other enobling traiis e character. be
vas . teashssrted soufhsnsT, IA sli
bis fcsiiagl.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

TEMPERANCE ADDREss.-W had not
the pleasure of hearing the addresses
ofProfessOr Waddel and Col. |, N.
Davis. on Thursday night. They are
reported to have been eloquent and
convincing. The Temperance cause
Is evidently on rising ground in Ok
ford.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

CELEBRATION or THE 4th.-The
anniversary of American IndePen-
dence was handsomely and appropri-
aieIy celebrated in Oxford. by the
Sons of Temperance in connexiOn
with the Sabbath Schools and the
two Literary Societies ofthe Univer-
sity. The procession was formed at
the Baptist Church, under the direction
of Col. E. R. Belcher, and proceeded
to the Presbyterian Church, where a
large number of persons from town
and country, had already assembled.
The ceremonies of the occasion were
opsned by prayer from he Rev. A
B. LOngstreet, which struck us as
being exceedingly appropriate. He
was followed by Mr.. A. H Conkey in
an excellent address in behalf Of the
Sabbath Schools: After which, DR..
L. Gabbert pronounced with ability !
and great effect, the Grafton on the
part Of the Sons ofTemperance. His
delivery was particularly admired,
while his address was replete with
arguments calculated to win the
drunkard from his bottle.
We must not omit in this conneK-
ion TO speak of the Oxford Brass
Idnd, which headed the procession,
and performed with unusual skill and
ability.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

HIGH COURT OF ERRoRs AND APPEALs.
The HOn. A. M. Clayton and Hon.
c. P. Smith, of this Court. arrived
here on Monday last, and are now in
Chamber to receive the Submission
and hear the argument Of cases ori.
ginating in the District Of the former.
Owing TO the uncertainty Of holding
the Court. and the fact that the Chan
eery Court is now in session at Holly
Springs, but few Lawyers so far, have
been ia attendance. Judge Sharkey.
We learn, will not be here.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

TThe Primitive BaPtistS are holding
9 Meeting in Oxford. 1t will be continu.
ed till Tomorrow. Several Ministers
from distance, are present. We under.
stand the ancient and interesting ordinance
Of feet. washing, will be observed.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

UNIEESsTTx or MIssBuPPL-The
examination Of the classes in this In
stiiuiiOn will commence on next
Monday. and continue from day to day,
until completed. On Thursday. the
Junior Exhibition Of seIeot speeches
will take place at . SO'ciOck. A. NJ.
and in the afternoon Of The sane day,
the Honorary oration before the Phi
Sigma and Hrrmean Societies, will
be delivered; These exercises will BE-
exceedingly interesting. tis hoped
that there viii be full atteadance of
persons 10 witness them.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

a strong sympathy for the oppressed
and down trodden Of every country
and especially our near neighbor''
(the Cnbans) has. in the estimation
Of Gen. Taylor. become a "high mis-
demeanor." Mississippians, then,
should not hesitate to resist any at
tempt of federal myrmidons TO dis
grace our state and its Chief Execu'
tive officer.
TMr. J. M. DoOIy has left at our
Office a Cotton Bloom which was found
on his farm on Monday last. Mr..
Avent informs US that he took one
from his place. two days previous.
IMPORTANT RUMOR. report was
rife in Oxford on yesterday, that the
Senate had adopted the Missouri
Compromise. We are fearful that
the rumor is without foundation. 1t
probably grew out Of the following
editorial which we take from the
Eagle of the I'd. II this be all, the
South has no ground for rejoicing.
This amendment admits California, as
she is, witho any "COmpenSating
advantages" as Gen. FOOte has it.
THE COMPROMISE BILL.-Of the pas
sage Of this bill in the Senate, there
is no longer any doubt. On the l7th
June, an amendment was adopted, on
motion of Mr.. Soule, Of Louisiana,
which has greatly strengthened the
hopes of the friends OF the measure.
IL stipulates that when the new ter.
Titories of New Mexico or Utah shall
be admitted as States, they shall be
received into the Union with or with
out slavery, as their constitution may
prescribe at the time of their admis>
sion. This amendment was adopted
by very decided vote-3S to l2'
The organizer., 1850-07-06
THE HAVANA PRIsoNERs. We learn

from a gentleman, says the NO. Del
IA. who came from Havana by the
Falcon, that the Captain. General has
declared that he will not release the
prisoners taken on the Georgiana
and Susan Loud, without a special
order to that effect from the Queen
of Spain.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

A MoDERN MOsEs. Es.-Ths George
town e. Q. )RePublican says that 9
Nc; Coward, whilst fishing ia the
redee river heard the cry OF an in.
iant' and locking in The direction, saw
aoox noaiing down the stream. Hav'
lng overhauled Il, be found Il to con
tam live baby only a few days Old
neatly dressed and With svery thing
as comfortable as seircumsianset
would admit He took the lilhs
Moses home with the iutentioa ofass
ing towards him a. aid Pbarosb1
daughter towards Noses Of Old.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE CUBA
PATRIoTs.-The "StGr" wishes to
know by what authority we attempted
to hold the Administration Of Gen.
Taylor responsible for the capture Of
the Susan Loud and Georgiana, said
by the Spanish Government, to have
been connected with the Cuba Expe-
dition. The statement offacts which
went the rounds Of the newspapers,
and upon which our animadversiOns
were based, ran thus: The Pazarro,
(the Spanish man-Of.war) had taken
these vessels in charge, and was max
ing for Havana, when she was over.
hauled by Commander Randolph Of
the U. S. Navy. He denied the
right of capture. and was about TO
compel the surrender of the Ameri..
can Prisoners, when the SdranGc
commanded by Commodore Tatnal,
came up. and stating that he had fresh
advices from Washington City, per.
miited the PizarO to carry these ves-
sells into Havana. Whether this state
ment was true or false, we had no data
to determine, but commented upon il
precisely as we would have written
about anything else. which we find
uncontrAdicted in our exchanges
That the capture was PERMITTED and
might have been prevented by Gen.
TayIor's naval officers, we suppose
the "Sidr" will not deny; and this Isl
to say the least of it, gross offence
of omission, which in an American
officer high or low, amounts to sbso'
lute crime-the crime Of medn-spirit,
ed pusillanimity. Believing Gen. Tay.
Ior 10 be responsible for the acts Of
his subalterns, we spoke with some
severity of him, as we had good right
to do; and we shall continue to do so,
until he repudiates the act of Com
modore Tatnal, by which our unof.
Tending countrymen were made the
prisoners of a cruel tyrant.
As we desire the world 10 be placed
In possession Of all information in re-
lation TO this Cuba affair, it is proper
TO state that Gen. Taylor has deman'
1ed the American prisoners of the
Cuba Authorities. This demand has
been refused. and now II remains to
he seen. what the President "phO IS
'quaI to any emergency" will do
lie has a chance now to show his
American heart, and il he holds the
Spanish Authorities to a proper &C.
count. none will more readily make
publication OF the fact than ourself.
We hope he will give us an opportu.
lity for once TO speak in his praise.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

Why ts dead duck Iiks dsst
ooeiofi--Bseauss they have bo't
stopped quaskiug.
The organizer., 1850-07-06

FEBERAL AssUHPTIoN-GEN. OUR
HAE.-It will be remembered that our
worthy Governor was included among
the number Of persons against whom
prosecutions we're commenced By the
u. S. Dis. Court at New Orleans, on
alleged violations Of the act Of 1918.
The last MisSissiPpian expresses 'Ome.
thing like apprehension that an at.
tempt will be made 10 compel Gen.
Quitman's attendance at New Or
leans. We have no such appreheu>
sion, beeauss we are co nfdent. weak
a. the Administration is, IL would not
dare 10 attempt such a high-handed
outrage upon q sovereign State. a.
however, the attempt should be made.
we know it viii be resisted By force
Of arms. MississipPahs we'll know
their righs. and dare maintain themlI
Geo. ooitmaa has been guilty Of no
ofeacs against the lava Of the land,
unless, indeed, = love Of liberty, aad
The organizer., 1850-07-06

SENATOR FooTE.--We have &C.
counts that the proceedings OF the
Southern Convention had reached
Washington City, and yet we hear
nothing from Gen. Foote--the South
ron's Senator. What course has he
determined upOnl Will be abandon
the abolition Compromise Of the Com
mittee of Thirteen, and support the
true platform Of the South; or will he
hold on 10 his seat, and ia the sup
port Of the Committees Compromise,
democraticdlly misrepresent the people
of Mississippi We know Gen. Foote
once held to the doctrine of instruc
tions, and what better instruction
does be want on the Southern ques.
ton. than that contained in the almost
universal commendatiou Of the re.
commendation Of the Nashville Con.
ventioni We hope this favoEite doe
triue Of the democracy, is not also in
clUded in the Compromise to which
be stood godfather. The people Of
desire TO hear from him.
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Telezr.pn,o marine Reports.

".
Aifvedship Cbmb la Cork, June 49, tarks Oregon Ks-
mssturN June la rsnte, and Maryland Baltimore; Con-
lsh. snd Oah, phi1d
Bro MAIisIna "a ain, July 10 Left brig for York
IN ~ Days tclr Fabhi srchtlL Boston. nexG dGy.
Brgs keho, haRhIAs JalY ~ Wilson PULLEY Savannah;
and ameth, ~. do ~
sels foGriqs o'srdsm June 90 Gen Taylor. July 49,
Philsd; J Holt. v iiusug n e..
cid bark Pilgrim iirt brigs W Br nkerhoH Rio ia
metro VIA Port Psya LeAuder Aux Cages Ann nAria San
Juan Cuba Vt nop etyni srhrs AI0f st Ninoent Tol
les, Jertmie 1hos fcttsr, Richmond.
DfeHror. July,c3
hfriyed-s hrs &c washington Baltimore: Sron ALI
pala Empire fhs clips Glass, Albany 10TH Mount
Hopo. M ork Tor Albany.
-, FALL RvxR, July Is.
Arrired-sehr New Rssuins, ROnaOut Ilp Hope. do.
NEw BSDsORB, July 70
ArrVet-schrsF HutehiuE and Governor iphia
ciesred-Ship Wn fhoEpson, NPacihc.
PnovmENce, yuly %.
Arrived-Park Wm n harvest, Mobile CharieIton; sch,
Oxford bsumore Rushing, and Bard Fuller sip MIN
rod Roacou'.
Sal ed-s,lr Uarehsid Baltimore; NJ TurboIi @ Pish.
ana Willie. ltiltdrlpniA; Nsnsy hiils Rnndout
sps hsry b. ush, 90; altO AtAhyi Oregon and Charles
NlOff.
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MARITIME vsTELbIeEKoE.


Ji~GEsus
speed, 0Tusasii s9ioSs. B. irwin rnsa Blssk Que
'es scs.rIsy u s p,ise. Liverpool Keorh In
ds IBs@ Tssesr s.6 ahilla Pope Co; Vernon. Faye
BrssHihordsrs Plata. GIsndips Trieste sohuid, Bal.
SssR as' sldst Bon s'i Sarsh,ri 5eSs
aSssoH, John, B, Bra, cisSz aichSead. Foster
ssral Louisa, bssir JarEsnylIis Hunter: s;.w.rs
Mashisgton a. 10. isihe Robinson. Wilmington y u
do; Lady Fenwci Tbo@p New Haven; Gslells Fersa-
siesasI-Konnebso. COP :. Philadelphia.
arrived.
Ship Gertrude week ,ut-erp. June 23i with mdss aud
ship wsSsT loo tEt iaTysy. Li.eTPGCI june s,a with
from Jsmslea for London upphed him with bread ah Las
New YSSi Tor ciass day. Gus did NJ, distinctly Under
stand the nsiae; an lat t0 So Ion IS ~ saw
ship Atlantic, Rest hence for Liverpool going on in hne
Ship Tayrand (of Thomastonl Williams, New Orleans, IA
Bsis Drama jNor EcAersbers prlmsn 60 days tnoOr-
and Ia passengers fuuohe Msgeks 9Th inst of Nae,
18th Az, lat o. s Ion 10 steamship Atiantc hence
i' RsrS BESDsts Cot PrsSi. San Juan de les
Remedies, with SMEAR to : rAyior. "a
dspt With salt punsc.Ss a Coon. '''A' 'D-AN'' "
gE P1S alto q t Co. a~dsT sS.yrs Ss1'sssn s,y
lat 80 "a 20 .smshr Ohio hence for Havana and
q naval stores and leg drifting about The bound
port
Brig .IuxlO, Auran, Jeremie, st Domingo. July l7sh
logweod. to nai,tvo. ttamberlaip K Co.
says, thLloswo'd master SOth inst Of the Cspes
OF Jaw shps to mast and large number Of pine
brig America. Rose savannah, VITA cotton, to Durham
pimOD,
BRIG -Four Brothers Berry PttstOn, Me- days, with ico
sshr Mara Csi Bsncces Nel Foes Tobas,O 2S days, with
sehr Cokolea" - Pr .eownl Sparks St John, PR,
with sugar Sc, 10 SAitiana, Phelps 4 Co
schr tsIia kiIgsIsna. Baltimore. days with COAL to
johnson Loader = ipst Of Atsseoe in " fAthoms
water the mast - ser sekps " feet out Of
scbr Iunis Dtew hi's James RIVER days; 3oth,
CIincbeief que rsht TIE was painted black with red
strsd aud red furps she had oaek bail hsted between
the fremast spa he mcke pei she hoisted white and
sehr Washington keu' ALL Baltimore days with coal to
Sursss Cleaimsn. 4th inst Nv hern orig with m
topsa with the loss fore main opmas standing
in for Cape Henry took her to be the brig Wing from Bal
seLr Native BirdseI James River 2days
sehr Richmond, D.ar'Ch. Richmond, q sayS.
Scbr Elat II Bouck GraBt, TAomaston.
Sohr g,fephine, troB, irporth days.
Schr Eagle, from Tue
sebr Bolivar. aIteh.l ii, 1 sTrington.
Stlr Manhattan. johnson. Aaehias.
sehr Isaac Aehoru, - .esrer, Ihomaston, days
seIr suieIicr iord. Eiis saSsS. 10 Gays.
seir october baktr. 'e"rgetown, 5days.
Schr y French. Lntsr 7. Jane. River. DAYS.
Schr Bemeut. Deetsr. tirgnia Gays.
SCI fSrren iSw'"n, Work River, days.
SCI stock ton. A, eher.on. York River. days
scir u Van Name, Van Name, Virginia, days.
eeiow.
SHIP Seine from nAvre. with mdss and passengers 10
shp Belmont, Hsvrs. az dsys
Brig sarssry tBrL -, from Sydney, Co. 10 days. to
Brig Denmark. (Of nomsstOnb CadL ~ days, to ] W
a lriE from sund.,isra Ems. With coal
Swedish brig; also ship IN the eastern offns.
Wind, during the day about wsw
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nR- RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL psi
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noCToR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
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o. elect srietsros and seminal Weakness ana complicated
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nR: JOHNSON, Nc. Is DIANE STREET, SO WE'LL
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mr. b. MnRTANoRE WOULD SAY mol THOSE VINO

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No CURE NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY HAS RE-
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pAkls AND IOh DON ThkAlhfNT OF PRIVATE
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