The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-27
what our Contemporaries Say OF Us.

As specimen of that remarkable kind Of do
mcstic courtesy which is displayed in Oxford, We
submit the following:
".The new paper-the organ of the University
clique-made its appearance yesterday" Or
ford Mercury.
Ont of Oxford, in places where they have no
University, and where, in consequence, they arc
not 'high arnt" as here, in the lore Of polite
ness, they talk of us in this other fashion:
New PAPER-We acknowledge with pleasure
the receipt Of the first number of the Inteiligen-
eer, published at Oxford, Miss, owned and edit
ed by Howard FALcoSER, Esq 1t is a large
finely printed sheet, and displays much industry
and. ability in its editorial department Mr. FAL-
coNER is a graduate of the University at Oxford
and the people ofthe State who take so deep an
interest in that Institution will be glad to learn
thata paper friendly to il, is to be published at
Oxford, and which will not use the advantage of
its location TO give currency and endorsement to
every prejudical report that the enemies of the
University or Of particular members Of the facul
ty may set afoat-Eastera Clarion.
NEw PAPER-The first number of the Oxford
Ihteiiigsneer, published weekly by Howard Fal
coner, at Oxford, Miss, is before u.s. 1t is a
good-sized sheet, neat and clear in Typography,
and is withal well gotten up. Our young friend
| Howard has our best wishes for his prosperity,
and we, knowing his ability to get up an inter
esting sheet, think he win attain good share of
patronage.-.Stdr, Holly Springs
~ The Oxford IntelIigeneer, is the name of
a new Democratic paper, just started at Oxford
Howard Falconer, editor and proprietor. 1t is
quite large and ably conducted sheet.-Jdek-
son Duty Ners
/
| We have received the first number of the Ok
ford Intelligencer, published at Oxford Miss,
and edited by Howard Faconcr. 1t isa medium
sized sheet, printed on excellent paper and is
exceedingly handsome in appearance. In poll
tics it is Democratic.-Ripiey Adrertiser
| New PAPEn.-We have received the first num-
Der of new paper called the LateVigeheer, the
publication of which has just commenced at Ok
ford, Miss, by IIowARD FALcoNER. 1t presents
handsome typographical appearance, Is Demo
cratic inpoliics and bids fair to challenge large
share of public iavor.-Hemphis AppeaL
OXFORD IxTEILIGENcER.-Wc have received
the first number Of the above paper publishedat at
Oxford, Miss. 1t is neat paper, well printed
and is deserving of hepatronage ofthot conmu-
nity.-Fress, HeradndO.
~ \ new paper, styled the "Ort5yd Intel
HgeRcer" has been started at Oxford. in this
1
Falconer, Esq, son of the proprietor of the Holly
Springs HcraH If the hfcWgenecr comes up
to the high model o. the Mercury, already estah-
lishcd there, in political orthodoxy, and editorial
ability, which lis friends confidently claim il will
do then. we have to say that 0yford, in point of
Newspapers, will not be eXccllcd by any town in
the State Of its size. Not having seen the Intel.
Ggcacer, we can only judge ofits merits through
the notices Of il we see in our exchanges, and
they are invariably commendatory to the highest
dcgrcc.-C r0Gs CITY.
OXFORD INTELIIGENcER.-We hail with pleas
uro the reception of this interesting paper among
orr exchanges We congratulate Oxford upon
the enterprise by which a town, so literary. has
developed It's talent in the ppOdgality Of two
journals. Oppoi.ion is the life of trade, and II
is said by many persons that there cannot beany
excellence without il. We congratulate our
selves, upon these premises, that our ncighbors
will move the wordin their aSsiduous emulation
-Grcaada L0cOmOtire.
New PAPER.-0ur friend and Collegematc,
Howard FaIconer, Esq, has assumed the cdtori-
nj control Of new paper started at OXJord, cap
toned the "0xford lntelgcncer.'s The paper
has not reached us. What is the cause, friend
Falconer? Ifyou don't intendto put us on your
exchange list we will have our name on your
subscription list, for we really like the paper and
the editor too well to be passed by that way
HcraH Of tie South, Brdhd0a
OXFORD INrErLIGENcER.-W have just recciv-
cd the first number of this truly fine paper, 1t
is owned and edited by Howard Falconcr, Esq,
young man Of rare promise. 1t is States
Rights in principle and, Judging from the first
number, we are certain the "lntelligcncer' will
be one of the leading journals in our State We
wish its gallant Editor abundant succesS.-Id-
aOla STIR.
New PArER-Wc have received the first two
or three numbers Of the MteVigeRceT, a new pa
per crrcccntly started in Oxford Miss. The 'new
born" is a very respectable and clever journal
good-looLing and sprightly, and readable, all
orer Our talented aud somewhat reRocRed
young friend IIowARD FALcoNER, Esq, sits up
stairs in the pilot house and mans the editorial
wheel May he steer clear Of all the breakers"
and take the straightforward channel that leads
on to fortune and success. Col Stevenson, our
especial friend, the Mercury man, or rather the /
man of the Mercury, has, in the LteiiigeHcer I,
quite formidable rival, and ought to look well
to his hard-earned laurels.-GrdHd Junction ,
QUid NaRc
The first number Of the Oxford (Sfiss.) hteW- /
geaccy, Howard Falconer editor and proprietor, /
has Just reached us The Salutatory, and other /
style, and eyinces much talent and dis
elimination on the part of the editor. The ty- |
biographical execution of the new paper bears cv-
idencc oftaste, ard is quite beautiful in appear
ance The TnteHigehcer is medium sized Jour
nal, and published at the low rate of two dollars
per dnagm. The editor Mr.. Falconcr, in his
"bow" speaks Of having been reared near our
loved la Belle Village. We gladly place his
paper on our Y list, and extend him cordial
hand of fellowship, wishing that he will in his
new enterprise make 'cords' Of money J,aTiicu-
ldrly, and that he may have smooth, pleasant
and happy time neraiy.-LdGrangc HonitOr
The OXFORD INTELLIGEScER.-ThiSi is the title
ola new paper pubishedat Oxford, in this State
by Howard Falconer, Esq, and judging from its
first issue it viii prove shining light in the
Democratic horizon. Mf. F. was raised in this
State, and We understand, is graduate of our
University; young gentleman of talents and
highly respected in the community where he re-
sides. We extract the following paragraph from
has salutatory: *-HississiPpiaR.
OxFoRD INTELLIcENcER-This is the name of
1 new paper, ofwhich we have received the first
number; published by Howard Falconer, in the
and prosperous town of Oxford, Mis-
;issippi We hope the energy, enterprise and
alents displayed in the columns of the lntelli-
sencer may meet with the appreciation Of the
people, and the untiring efforts Of the editor, be