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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19
, The Money Argument.

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AT the lowest possible estimate, it will
cost TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
to maintain the State of Mississippi out Of
the Union. All Of this will have to be raised
by direct taration on her people. Are they
ready for any such emergency Let the
people remember that the revolutionists arc
determined to perpetrate this great outrage
on Vieks6ary Wing. 20 o. t,. ~
TIE Wing is so evidently disposed to do
a wholesale business in its estimates that we
are surprised at Its moderation. II might
as easily have written twenty-five hundred
millions as twenty-five millions; and, since
its object mapifestly was, to give "a big scare"
to all the credulous ones among its readers,
we. think it should have gone on to prove
that each citizen would be called upon, every
morning, before breakfast, to pay thousand
dollars to the tax gathercr Z -aisif7s A.
o-The expenditure of the general govern
ment for the last year amounted to less than
sixty millions, for thity-t6ree states-Iess
than two millions to each State. In the
event Of the secession Of ten States, the Wig
would make their expenditures amount to
two hundred and ffty millions per aunum.
If any Of our citizens arc "soft" enough to
be led astray by such Wild and random de-
clarations, we trust that their fright win lead
them to leave the State forthwith; and if it
shall be found that any would basely yield
tbeir rights and honor rather than incur the
risk Of paying few cents more in taxes, We
would have them addressed 10 the language
of one Of the verses Of "Bannockburn,"
slightly changed, thus
"Wha viii be a traitor knavei
VIVA can fill q towards grssef
a-r VIVA sac base as he slavefi
Wa halo dine rOxld saosf
Traitor coward miser fee y
We trust that all the appeals Of the sub
mission tribe TO the fears, the pockets, and
the bellies Of our people. viii be received as
such appeals dsserve to be received BY Mis-
sissiPPians. = s,..l -i,. gs
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19

'fee. The results OF this shortsighted policy
have been most disastrous to NJ. Free from
this oneroas and unreasonablstax, the proht
Of labor I'D capital in the Sputh would
greatly exceed those in the North. As 2
natural Consequence, capital and Labor would
seek employment in the South, W ieh nov
20 to build up Northern commercial and
manufacturing cities. Profits would flow to
a level with profits in the South, and mot
with those of the South. The capital and
labor seeking employment in the South
would become identified with all the interests
Of the South. The South. would acquire that
political importance apd power, at home
which nature designed for her, and, abroad;
she would command the respect and fear of
every nation under the SUM- We would be
able to redress our own wrongs i,sI-s /,
. But instead of that, we. have, year after
year, paid hundreds of millions for the build
ing up of people, who, as soon as they
have acquired power through our suicidal
policy, Turn and mock at us who have elevat-
cd them to their naughty supremancy-; aye,
and worse than that, and still more ungrate-.
full, like the frozen viper warmed to life in
the bosom of the generous farmer, they turn
to eject the deadly venom Of their fangs into
the veins Of a people who have never wronged
them, but who, rather, have treated them
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19

Ar convention of the people Of Tppah
county, Hon. o. Davis, Gen. Wm. c. Falk-
ner, Hon. D. B. Wright and Joel Berry, Esq.,
were nominated As candidates for the State
Convention. Three Of these gentlemen are
for separate State action, and immediate Sc
cessiOn. Entire unaniinity Of sentiment was
manifested.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19

melancholy iIlustration. Of The .forrs Of
habit Our Ingenious youths may learn
soneshing ftpm the sad example Of these
mhgtided men, Who, by long and regular
course ofopposition to all measures advocat-
ed BY certain othen, who had the misfpstune
-or the good sense-to differ from them
upon political questions, contracted an in
veterate "habit' Of opposition, and passed,
at length, 50 entirely under its dominion that
they lost the power Of voluntary action and
were thenceforth driven on in the devious
ways Of opposition" yas helPlessly as the
unhappy wight who was walked away with
by the steam leg, which, It Is said, after
marching HIM over the earth until every rood
of its surface has become familiar tc his gaze,
still keeps him in ceaseless onward motion. !
IA Compromise. VINO shall Pro-
a1'seb a9l taF pose ftt 4
/; mo- non "a 49,. .ss.af.infg. rs1u.+
!. Wa are no believers in the efficacy Of com
promises. We do not believe that the pre-
sent difficulties can be scttleaby compromise.
The experiences of the South, in regard to-
COMPROMISES with the North. Is not such as
To encourage our people TO rely upon them
as a means Of securing their rights against
aggression, But even though it were .etller-
wise, we Are clearly Of the opinion that IL is
not proper for the South, under existing cir
cumstances. To make proposals to the North
for a COMPROMISE. b The, North. by1alone
course of aggression, has aroused spirit Of
resistance at the South, and our people are
convinced that their safety can only be as
sured by such measures as will place their
interests beyond the reach of that grasping
and finatica spirit which, sways the councils
Of the Northern States, The North is nu-
meriically by far the stronger section II is
fully aware of its own violations of duty, as
a constituent portion Of the Union, and of
the determination Of the South to resist the
rule of Black Republicahism. II it is really
DESTROYS to preserve the Union, it should
manifest disposition to rctrace its steps and
accord to the South the full measure of its
rights. The South, consistently with its own
dignity and claims to selfrcspeet, can make
no propositions to the North for an adjust
ment Of the subjects of difference between
them. Any such proposal on our part would
involve concessions Which we are wholly un-
willing that our section should htnniliate it.
self by making, and, moreover, that course
would encourage the spirit Of Aboltionism
to persist in the execution of its fanatical
Schemes for the extinction of slavery.
individuals, in private lite, ordinarily com
prehend. and act upon, the rule we have lust
indicated Ifone man is wronped by another
the injured party--unless he is fool-does
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19
appointment OF Com,nissioncrs.,

The Governor has made the following aP-
pointments Of Commissioners to the several
Southern States. under the resolutions Of the
Legislature of Mississippi; - -,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-12-19

81 The States that would probably vote, in the
Convention, to swat for an overt act" are
the following, casting 90 votes:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-27

~ oAoise h.&sfa az ~ 90, and rs Common and $50
superfne on private terms. - ~
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn sr,,raos5 oszs
$500 sacks, including lie Feliorx 49, :.
400 at go, $50 at e21, $50 yellow ana cox No
s., $50 Yellow at 6s, 125 White Mixsd q, - -
800 White in three lots at T5c. 10 busts, - CO.
we noticed sales Of about 1000 aac,ta i. fro,,;.
comprising 200 at IL, 26s all IS, and ga IN Moo, -
der at 41e. y bushel. Of Bran eco saels yxara ~.
posed Of, including 300 intwo lots at II l7i ana
300 also in two lots at al Dis 10 100 Hs.
PROVISIONS. =. The transactions in Pork wey1
cohnhed 10 retail lots at s2l 90 q Dbl. for Mess.
In Bacon the sales included 10 casks c1eay s;ssa
q lz4e., ana . tierces DufieId's Sugar Cured
Rams at l5c. y H., l4zcE being refused for Is0
tierces to arrive. The reth rates are es6at0e srv
shoulders, l4@l2c. for Ribbed and no for
Clear Sides. OF Lard l0p kegs were sold at 14c.
" ID. The sale Of $50 kegs on Wednesday was 1t
49,, Prime but soft.
CoFFEE. We did not lear Of sale,
WEsTERs BEyyER. "A lot of 20 frkfns was SOLD
at Toe. D ID.
LAKE efE.,,.s5 bbls. were sold At 9oc. . gal--
Ioa.
On Gaze. I'VE noticed sale Of ITO tuns Cot
ton Seed Oil Cake At sls SD u tun.
WEsrEES PoTATegs -. 400 bbls. Pink Eyes
were sold on Wednesday At q lz1p Dbl.
WHISKY. The market was duIl. and the only
sale reported was 100 bbls. Raw on private terms.
FREIsHrs. We heard pf no new engagements.
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CATTLE MARKxr.
JEFFERSON CITY, July g. 1850
The arrivals comprised k35 Veal Cattle.
PREP RED GLUE,
spALDrNG,s PREPARED GLBEi
sPALDrNG's PREPARED dLUEi
81
Save the Piecesi

&c N oMYi DISPATCHs
H9-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nfne-u-Er
A accidents will happen eyeh in weFegustsd fasss
very desirable have cheap way
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crocktry, ETC.
SpeIding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford to 10
withoutit. 1t always ready the sticking pot
Thsreis longer necessity lnpng chairs splitesd
neers neadess dolls cradles It Inst article
for cone she'll and other work. popular with H.
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of The
best glue. It may ssd the place of ord
nary mucflage, being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN LIVERY HOUSE"
BA Brush accompanied each bottle. Price, IS centz
Wholesale Depot, No. 4B Cedar street New York
Address HENRY y. sPAI4DING 4 CO.,
5 Box No. $500. Now York.
Dealers In Cases containing four, eight
beautiful hograph showGad accompanying each
| package.
AS-A single bottle of SPALDINGsS PREPARED GLUE
annually every household-1
Sold by all prominent Staoers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers ard Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDfHG'H
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list. twill stand
any climate. ia1s lykw
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s,CROFULA, or KINGS EVIL, is A CONSTR

- tutfona disease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes viaed weak and poor. Being in tie circulation,
pervades the whole body and may burst ont in disease
part il Ne organ free from its attacks, is there one
which may destroy The scrofuous faint is variouSy
caused disease low living disordered unhealthy
food impure air. filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices
and above ALI by infection. Whatever he Its
gin, hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents children INTO the third and fourth generations in
deed it seems the rod of Him who says, will visit the
inquieS Of the fathers upon their Children
effects deposition from the blood of corrupt
or ucerous matter which the lungs liver and internal
is tuberceS in the glands swlngS ind the sur
face erpons or This foul corruption, which gdes in
lie blood eFreses the energies Of life thar seronons con
uf0ns only Hffer from scronous complaints hut they
have power Withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequently numbers perish by disorders which athengi
in the system. Most of The consumption hich deeinaes The
human family has its origin directly in this screulous.
tainao; many destructive diseases Of the liver kid
neys brain and indeed Of ali The organs arise from
gravatea by the same cause.
one quarter Of all people seronlons their az
invaded by this utkng infection, and their health undermined
BY IT, 10 cleanse ii from the system we must fenovae the
blood by Alternative medicine aud invigotae it By healthy
food aad exercise, Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-27

On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city O'Clock
A. NJ. in lien of the Horse Car.
Ths Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
fronxA2 NJ until III r. NJ. H#
From and after Sunday, the 9Th May, the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every half hour from o'clock p NJ
until O'Clock r. M
The Horse will make extra special trips from the Lake
at night whenever required the Conductor must however
eeipe due notice.
omnibusses Canal street the Depot every Ave min
utes 7Z
BaPassengers earnestly requested procure
the Office under the Depot Checks tickets,
will be handed them the cars.
myl @. PANDFIlY Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-27

Tbs most eeciUal remedy which The mtdcai skl OF ON
tines devise for This everywhere prevailing mud fatal mai
ADJ. combined the active EemedaiS that have
bean discovered or The eXpuTgaton this foul disorder
tile blood and the Of Ike system from ts destructive con
sentences Hence should be employed lOr the Of only
Scolua also those Other affections which aaiss from il
such Erlpye and Skin Diseases ST. Anhgny Fire 0Sr
ErysipeNs. PinAlHs. ruofnes BuCbeS, Bius ami 1s
Tumors lie and Sal Rheum Sgeld Head RingwoTn Rheu
nlulis Syinlic and NereuFia Diseases DOpsy, Dyspepsia
Debility nG indeed, All complaints mRs rpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief tnr 'inpu Il thu haaa
founded in truth for crofaa degentfa Of the blood
The particular purposa and virtue of This nGfa
y aud generate this vital A without which soFnl heath
Is imBass ble III contafanaea constitutions.
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Ayers Agme ustre.

For the speedy OF intermittent Fever or FeFet ana lGe
ReautteHt Fever Chill Fever Duf Agile Perie3!ca Head.
ar or Bilious Headache and Biio1s FeRes Indeed for ike
whole class diseases originating hillary caused
by the Malaria OF MiaSmHIir countries.
We enabled here OFFER The community remedy which,
while cures above complaints with ceuint, is still Ter
eetly harmless any quantity. Such remedy i invaluable
districts where these acing disorders prevail This Cure"
eXpels The miasmae poison Of Fever and Age .foa the
tenn prevents the development OF the disease, II taken
The first approach Of prenonitorY symptoms, 1t is not only
the best remedy discovered for this class Of complaints
also the cheapest The large quantity supply of dol
lar brings within the reach Of everybody and i'll bilious dis
cs where Fever and Ague prevails everybody should have
it and freely both for care and protection great 6ne
rory Of this remedy other ever discovered Tor The
speedy and certain of Intermenls is thar II CONTAINS
Qninne mineral consequently produces no qamm feiher
injurious effects whatever unon the constitution Those cured
by etaS healthy they had never had the disease
Fever aud Ague not alone the consequence Of the masac
poison. A variety of disorders arise from lis irritation
Blindness Toohace Earacte, Caarrh Asthma, Papiation,
Painful Affection Of The Spleen Mysteries Fan in the Bowels
Cole Paralysis and Dengemen of the Stomach all Of which
when originating this cause, put ihe intermittent type
become periodical This CURE eXpes HE poison from the
blood consequently them I'LL Hke Ii is an nval-
liable protection immigrants and persons travelling lem
perariy reng in the maarioui districts If taken occasionally
or iniy while exposed the Infection that VIII be eXerete
from Tie accumulate iii sufficient quantity to
rjpen into disease Hence Is Gabe for pfoeo
ton thn cure and few will snttr from ntcrmeuta
they avail tescsG Of tie protection this remedy nioId8
Prepared hF Dr. j. c, AVER IL co, lowell, Mais.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il Co. Nos Il and ljl Chartrc7
strref New 0ieans and hv all nruggiss iel3 bmGN
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.-rp., aIosr EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
IffEfTPlANo FORTE MANU- ACToRY.

WM. KNABE ( co, Nos. l. g. aud Eptaw street, BaI.i,
move respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the great
demand their Pianos. They uranestoNaby the
durable contain ali The latest Improvements and fully gr
for i've years. For and great power Of tone
and agreeable touch they unelunled.
Thabeg st,akosoh and other pians have used them
given certificates for their superiority.
They have nor years. taken the first premiums
competition all the different States where they have been
exhibited, Last year they received five first premiums two at
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
one for The hest against all competition.
fail supply of the above instruments may be found
agents in Now Orleans, at
NELL & WASHBURN's,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
inle w Stnrr Rnlitnr lr,r s.aitsA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sRoo.p ptsTa,eT souET} s9ooE#sLo6 or VICENTE GALL
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ e This aud all other person herein Interested 10
show within ten days from he present notifications any
they have Why The account presented BY the Curator
tanas distributed n accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the Conrt.
f. NICH0T, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEME couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE VICENTE
de Ia NpuEeile Orleans. GALI0SO-No 16593
a WIS est par lie present donne aux cream
elers dc la dte succession,
celia peut eoncernert dRyo dGdue dix ors dater de
Ia prosecute publication les rasons lasduees eomPepre.
sente lie GRent de In dite snecssRo erR point
formimept dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Gour,
jylS23G f. MICHoT Dfputs Grefher.
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IaEfs' % ZEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
--EERsus--
NAUSENGS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We le afflicted Of either sex, which DO ygV pGfef2
pleasant aud ieiiciaa syrap compounded from SauTe
Remeaesthe whct will speedily and permanently you
the e donpuSgt5 hetetatne used, with ali their
dehhttGng effect together with The loGlhsolna disease
.nn'y timps following the Ne Of Mineral fosons
THE HGkee Remedy Is natnFe's specific fo unotr,
ael elect 8rAyel, Stente Ftuor Albusi tWke5, III Ee
1dp aud ri Diseases OF tine Urinary Organs curng sEe65 dis
tn naa laws, after all other propositions have failed
End is H Ieages h0st aarciss offending distances
could he pitlneed Of its elects, which wOad stager cre1Rt
fpe alEs nerB-oters uSed have failed but t
uta p4ee haGl known fail. Hapnily man
k1 she grpu0r a the wrEldts Fsthor who atcta,
kill, but to cure,
IN nor he has appointed Mel!eines for these dre6di
whh when taken quicEiy as to MI parts Of the system
SttaeE th disease every post and with FIDELITY ana eege
truly admirable gives II rest nu L las completely
peadi m the body nnd restores The unfortunate pasat
former health and xfgor m
This Rnedy' strikes very Of the disease IA
tendency Is nt simply Suspend the poison bus
cause au which it depends
And wt enhances lis value s the entire absence all
tasid smu II lay in the counting or
toilet table without being suspected Pen,edy for
creF diseases.
tlease Venereal disease with full directions for the
| permanent accompany each bottle
Sold by D. WRIGHT Co. Mas. ii and ISL Chartres strest
New Qrlena and BY al respectable Druggists and dealers ii
- POTTER 4 yERw1N, Sole Preprie,ors,,
! jal6 IyhW s.. Louis NO.
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CONNIE clAL.
Colin Campbell IS SONS Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Friday, July G. 1861
Amidst much TINT is dscoHtUgng the moment, there
happily bright spots and satisfactory feel
sued that the weather for the growing Of grain has
much improved since ia week and that by the very
portatinns Of bullion and larger which expected
position Of the Bank of England is gradually assuming
promising aspect. There has during present
active demand for cotton,
Bile business bu irregular prices and generally Nd
Il beeine Spectators and have again operated
pretty freely, chiefly in the qualities American
descriptions, which in value ALMOST beyond pece
dent n fact ii Is than probable that the prices which
for such qualities Will induce for the future
panstapg the Of planters In the picking of their
existing either in this America, cannot possibly
be reannerate II would appear TINT spnners have taken
this market during The present week little than
their weekly consumption although Tuesday last there
improved Of feeling i'll Manchester both for goods and
spite of limited demand for these productions In
The sales Objection which have included 1920
American 30 Egyptian speculation $40
amttiea 400 B4ail 30 Egyptian and t3n strat Tor export
The following figures denote the weekly deve-
ries for the first six months of the years
Ap,cr;ean, Brazil V. Indes f. Indies, Egypt Total.
$sS a =, f f55 - 9$ lS9 s s5b3 4 5s
The average weekly consumption of1s59 was:
American. Brazil W. Indies L, Iadies. Egypt Total.
3i6l2 2l72 2ta 6203 I122 4SiS
The imports of cotton into Great Britain during
the last six months, say from January |, lS60 to
July |, were:
American. with other kinds. June 80.
1900. ...,..s,.........2eEo ,o9o 25sogg0 i,479yp
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PuNTCHARTRAIN RAIL

lU7z THIS VIII positively be the last
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station, when notified
except however, mail trips and during the hahour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare 6 each conductors
must have timely notice to STOP H
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u. FLEMING, GAS FITEER AND DEALER IN
% Fixtures No Harris Row. 5l2 MRga4i1e street.
the will attend faithfully punCtnaly ali
ders entrusted him Stores Dwellings,
and r-asonable terms,
ES-A orders left in Box No $40 Mechanics Exchange
will be promptly attended to. ms ly
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sEcoop Dis1R1cr coURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New Orleans THOMAS AILEN-No I6 $50.
by VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the tenth day of
August 1860 at IL o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz. g -
First District SQUARE No. 5i5, bounded by Mirol Poydras
Fon and Lafayette streets, ana having front of 50
Lafayette street, by IS feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
+. +. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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MACHINERE......I.. .,.....MACHINERT.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM EEGINEs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HuLLERs,
CORN MILLS
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES
POWER AND HAND PUMPS, te
At the Machinery Depot of RIGHD r.. HARRISON.
Jail If Mes 40 and ~ ST Charles street..
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT R. H. VOOLFOLK, VS.. THE NEW
ORLEANS 4NB OHIO TEI.E-
of New Orleans } GRAPH MPANY-Yol2g63.
Rf VIRTUE of u writ of fieri fncias, to
me directed BY The Honorable tho Fonh District Court
sell at pnhG aRcton at the City otel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets ON WEDNESDAY, the Isl day
0! August lsj1, at II o'clock Nj
The PROFESSIONALLY INTEREST in the rights of way,
rights OF paeE wiIGs posts, Instruments and franchises and
Rll the apprenances incident TO the lines belonging
thu New Orleans aud Ohio Telegraph Company from New
es via tile Mississippi river Coast Baton Rouge and Cin
ton Louisiana and from New Orleans The route Of the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rnroni throughout
state of louisiana after the expiration Of lease ofSad rights
Instruments and property for ending Tho LIST day Of
July 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot