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RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The total
number of miles in operation on the lst of Janu-
ary, 1859, was 27,s5T. The number of miles opened
during last year was l541, making the total nun
ber of miles in operation on the 1st inst. 29,39s
The railroads in progress embrace 1850 miles
The total amount Of capital invested in all the
roads is stated 500. The increase dur
ing the last year was sl57, 1873 565.
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A RAILROAD FnE-A fire occurred few days
ago on the railroad between Augusta and Charles
ton, by which six car loads of cotton, containing
2lo bales each, were destroyed together with
about l6o yards of track. Loss not far from
t-n
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sEfnes, Brasssfies, efc.

" &c E1- M "A L GN a N :,
II ST. LOUIS STREET, (old 2o1
Sole Agents for the South OF
Alexander seignetta's Rochelle RRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Proptors' Co. Cognac BRANDIEs-
Goldenbarg uQGS.fG, lo30 and leQ5.
Gaptor Fretes COGNAG 1853, 1850 ana 1871.
L. D. Lanyer COGNAG 1853 and 1875
Importers Of
Inrronde Cegnac fine CHAMPAGNE 1895.
Latronde extra cid C0GSAC.
And supd other brands in half pipes and oca al
under Clslonl.IIousc keys
WINES IN BOXEs-ehatcau Iato1r, b. Mouteu Iaa 3rion
Leoyila aGt,e atagaux Geours quarts pint7 With
cork glass shoppers, and Es,cphe, American Flag
from P. +. Eyquem Fi bordeaux cmcuu AIaEgaax
and ulu sau.erne from IErenie FoerCs BorIcauK also
various brands in quarts aud ptn from Rodolple Bey
CO., Bordeaux
=eLARBT AFD WHITE wINE-ln casks and barrels.
ooRpIALs-From Marie Brisard K Roger L. Raattsau
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN oII4-From A. Gillet 4 Co. Ioreut.
cHAMPAaNE-RegRl Hunter, cornte du Aontet Flsur de
Bouay and Creme de Bouay, quarts pnts and quarters
from x. Desbordes, Fills, Ay; from II. L94nalre Els
GORKS-Bottles and nemohus, assorted sizes noO 2ely
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Notice.
TEfs,es, liquors, etc.,
.os. g AND Is ROYAL STREET.

NUS. g AND IS RU YAL STREET.. !.
A supply # CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in anarss
and pns continually hand when equal to the best that
70 th market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, GARNET SHERRY SIERRA sHER.
Ry, Goi.nIN SHERRY. DUFF GORDON suERRy AN.
DCH0B SHERRY, SPARKLING and Still. HOOK Cld and
EIpe. poR WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES.
0TEssazeac of the vintage of 1885, 179s and 1905 and
he -randa. WHISKY, of all descriptons-scotch, Irish
Bye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pnts and qnars
Also on hand, my uspal assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
the Market which will be sold reasonable terms as any
,sher house in the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2p1y Nos. l3 and l5 Roynl street
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Important announcement.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE F.!

The points Of superiority claimed This saehne rendering 1t
desirable for Family Plantation use are
Its remarkable accuracy and being capable Of making
Foun THOUSAND STITCHES per minute, and q PER,
FEoTLY RELIABLE STITCH
2 II win not drop stitches and 4 noitless hi operation
s. It's wonderful simplicity, making easy to operate
A. No mistake possibly bo made in sesing The edle
8 II will hem perfectly and without the d-usy experienced
with other Machines.
g. Last but not least the price ir. FIVE dollars is lower than
any other reliable Machine Ia the market, and brings ii
within the reach of all.
B5Purehaers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction With
the privilege of returning Machine it, after trial it does no.
prove 10 be all recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
fel 2peodtf 90 Camp street.
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Cigars /! Cigars !.

Purchasers will always nd assortment of the well
known eans-Ineaaidad Fler de Ppas Meiidana Flor dc
fapeho, Redowa Cahatga Paags, Know Something Wash.
ngo Dos Heranas tiszo Habane. etc. efe Al lie l5~es,
prices.
P. PRATs & co.,
oss 5ntf 80 ,,.,,,r,, ,s,
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:IoroUs DENossrnArIoss AT rAEnA
DOMESTIC axD cp1sxaeral 1vaE1rrexxer

LATER NEWS FROM THE MOROCCO WAR
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Austria's idea Of war with Italy Abandone

FEARS or FAR BETWEEN x4p1ss AND sAaD1s14
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IETEILraENcE.
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Ca.avEfs, C1@pats, Csapafs.

a fresh invoice of eESTLE4ENs ckAyArs, Just .o
eeiyea by
LION & PINSARD,
81 and SO Royal street,
do 2ptf Garner Bienylle
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ExPEDIT1osARY FORCE TO CHM.

EHE SOCIETY or ST. yIxegsr pK rAuI
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Emperor sapoleon's Free Trade Project Eulogiusd.
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY g. 1860
NUMBER 2S6.
TttEaaaSH6O 70 TIE Haw oalsans caescsar.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or STEAMSHIP NORTH AuERrr.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

Hon. yacso IzSmlnoa. ssss.zs-.ssss.ss ss.s..s-
! Tnls distinguished gentleman was recent
~ appointed, by Gov. Pettns, comnnissio' er
to North Carolina; After making every ''-,-
paration to start on his mission, he was kept
st Washington by the discovery, through
the We ..ntary confession Of Bailey, the de
linqueut clerk, that there had been abstract
eli from the Indian Trust Funds, under tas
control of his department, bends, amounting,
in the aggregate, to rs! 20. -iailey
bis confederstcs were Immediately srrcsse,-,
aud Secretary Thompson went 70 wor. 2 =
yeutly To unraycl the ,illa:ly anil rec ar
the stolen funds. But for this unfor :
circumstances, Mr.. Thompson would, bet2.e
this, have resigned his seat in Mr. IT.
chanan's cabinet.
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Chancery Notice.


BY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
Of Lafayette County, Mississippi, rendered Al
the October term thereof 1860, will sell on
Saturday, the 9th day Of January, 1861, at pub
lie outcry, to the highest bidder. on credit Of
twelve months at the Court House door, in the
to~n of Oxford, the following described parcels
Of land, tO-wit: . IL .it.s
Beginning at the Northwest corner dissection
twelve, Township eight, Range tour, west Of the
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw ccssion Of the
lands in said State, thence running cast one
hundred and sixteen aud thrce-fourths poles to =
black Jack; thence south thirty six degrees, west
seyenty-five poles to a post-oak thence west
thirty-two degrees, south seventy-six and, one
quarter poles to black jack on said section
line; thence North to the beginning, containing
iLirty-four acres, more or less.zqzB riasj ia
Also Block B, as laid down in the original plan
Of North Miss. college being part ofthe North
Rast quarter of Section ene, Township and
eange aforesaid, containing eight acres and one
hundred and seventeen poles, more or less.
Bond with approved security viii be required
of the purchaser. 'ia sii g
The above premises Include the premises ofthe
late Meredith GcGaEcc, &. College Hill
j. \. HiCIIiN, Commissioner
Decl2-2S-tg f la sol 7.sag
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26
The Wealth Of Lafsycttc County.

THE statistic oftle population end wealth q;
our countr, publi..isll N arother column, pre-
sert healthy and Srs.tiiyi.-g exhibit oil cur
prossserou-; condition.. T;Ie v.ziyus li,s--ie Of
the county contain, IL IL. sSyscyaie, 80 Sol-
unes fT each white ilIa'.itant ING churches
avcrage one ts every four hundred and iifiy in
hahitants. wit, AMI lack. E;.:1,teen ti,nassad
SIX hundred aai seventy tiiTyc ale o: cotton,
at fay dollars per bale, bTil, to or farmers
nine EEn.irel t.ses~sai l1Iiss,, which Is about
tl,rse s.lai-et ,ial,srs ~ every hand engaged
IN g. siictioa. fiIe 1T income Of our eoan-
~ Is AbussSl. ea,e--., sri.i,sa,ly. There are, in
the county, eIer han Ire, AMI ci5'ty-five men.
suffice; to m:.it.ry duty. "a, secession Of the
Southern Sits b.i.g on c5llis;'n with the
Fclcral Govcrn..lsnt, lafayette c'anty would
Sen'l To lie Esrs 4 regiment OF good men and
truc. VIA iaPired Sisl u ;atSiot's entliusi-
sSn' and ?ssTiot's might. ull,l his country :
ssa IS polluted xifa Isssiilc foes. voull rlisi to
battle Ike an avenz.ss ilO>t to
sStrike-till the last aFsacd foe expires,
strike-fr t;beir -ltsrS md their fires.
strfke-fr de grccB gTl~ss of their sires.
God and ii.,iif native iasrl"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

NoRrmrHs NAiL arrives every day AZ i.se p NJ
Closes going South at IL AZ o..
sournERx NAIL arrives every day az u A. NJ caos
e. going North at = ?. n
nj, arrives Tuesiays. Thursdays and saturdays n
Trx' Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday
ut 7 AsG Closes at g Pm.
PASoI. Nail, via College Hill, arrives Mondays
ws,In.s,lays snd Fridays at 5r. \; Departs Tues
DAYS, Thursday and Saturdays at A. NJ Closes
A. NJ es..a m.
PASS Nail arrives every Saturday al = =. nc
parts every Friday at A. N. Closes In1's'''
SP.N.a~ itelas f-a 49, "a -,
Rocxr roRD Man arrives every Saturday at u
pepartx at lr.x. Closes at II A. n
J. ]. KINDEL, p. NJ.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26
A Merry rhriA.d,a =.

A Merry ChriA.Ga-.
Tng go d people Oxs'rd tavc been making
merry as Cab bc all tbs week. Pleasant parties
have Icen given, we believe. every night, and
the i,yely l.. lies Of our ,,wn have made happy
The hearts e th-;r cl,ivalrods ''eaux with gay
laughter, aaG bright smiles. L..ng may the
Chri,irlas If : Co BE- re- Aeuhered by our read
crs FIR &c store Of pleasing inc .ories it has be-
queat!:el to them ali. "Ring nj the I'D, ring
in the ne,,"
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J picd.
~ tie goth ult, in lis unity, ty the Few
j. =. Icore, MR S'oNEy w. sEnr,SG, ct Mar
shall county, t. Mss SrsAS T.. WALLER, daugh
ter Of II. l.. Waller, Esq
OK Thursday evening last, a. the residence
Of James c. A.ms,r2ug, Esq, blythe Rev. NJ
I. Weller, CD. n. {. "a Lon, aud Miss NJ
J. DIcvENs.
saw two G'u's at moraing,
Hinged ',y Tie rising Srn
And in the dawn ;;.ci led on,
Aud nlingiei int we;
thought lat IA. ), lord wrs blcst
II mo ell = swcctiy e. the West
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

Willie iia'it1ai, -; Slaves, =. - ''rec
Te,roar.9. = tal rHu. an, i -. ,a:.,5
=, /, ~ y'ar, -.
Triber o.! .1,rries, j3--nunbero rr !.,:Acs,
l5,fg..
Ch'wc',,s-n. 8. Prcsbr.e;i.,, t.;.'' -
lar,l-pr>. .ai,aN,5; \. x. Ises'? -.',, =.
Mcth1.,i.', u; I'r tcstan, M-ti' rlists. . '-
sioniry-i;r'.;s;, =; g. S. Eapi>., :; Eiite a.
/. / I'll rui,lci "f' 'hWchcs, q.
s., oi;-' mlpn Schools, -, with ,u-
pill; q. :. RS terian { lll-;c, ], w,t3,s ~
pills; CDm .'rc'pytcr:ah F.'"logc, ], 81. :
pu!i'; Male icHlcmy. |, with GO !;
Sta ligcisi.y, |, with 2iG pupil. ~.
Sc'oc'., g., witt l276 pupils. VI II r
y&.'al', ',i.1; Torn, l,Gl3,al3 buSl..Ia; ct
tor, q, i..3 bales. -i. .a.i.. .r
ITorseS 2,5,i; Males, $50; Hilcl' e..
i,+3c. e'
s. !pol Children, between tine age Of 6 $50, , :
years, e,ila. Men subject TO military 4ut.
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Military Meeting.

We are requested 20 state that there will
lie meeting II tie citizcls Of our county,
to ts,-e into consideration tie best .laaacr
81 srming AID e "a. 'ii.g I',e military .: tie
county. In view Il tie .t"spect Of wa, "
the Government ~ tae seeedir.; States,
this move, OF the iaFt Of cur citizens, is a
very im,,o rtant anl wise one, aus; we hope
to see FIJI attendance OF the people on the
occasi n. "I.st US keep our powder dry"
and have a SUI sient supply land
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U,io. Female Cel,egc.

TIM next session of this Institution VIII com
mrncc on Monday, the 10th inst. IL has been
ell shed, at considerable expense. to AFFORD
the best advantages and facilities for thorough,
edIcation. The College buildings ar, comnss
,oqs md well ventilated The Teachers assure
those ~ sing daughters to educate, that ever
attention viii I've bestowed to render young j.
dies cheerful and comfortable.
For further information, apply to Rev. X.
Thomas, President Of the Faculty, Oxford -
isippi sept5-l4-LI Hf'4 ftt
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BRipGEr.-Missus wants you 10 SUI n,r COX of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle of PTel ~ ri but
I'm thinking tlat's not r-t il matthew; ~ rcrhaps
ven he aftler knowing what il Is Yes he's nigh
dead gone with the Sick Headache, eld wants
more of that relaivcd her '~foTc.
J.r' You must mean SpaL.Iig's clhalic
Pills
/, 'Sst-~-Och! sure now M vp'fre 80 I, and
hi < .fc triarthcr and Civ nae Vel Ai stu Dat be
a. / Y about il aithcr.
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mis- ,iss',p, Poupdrry a, New O. leans.

VIZ won invite the attention Of our
rcalcTs - the advertise, ent, In another
column, If .ir. SAL. mel II. Gilman, Of the
Mississippi fOur'iery Agc'cy, l'catcd at
Me-: Dtleans. lis esta' lishmcnt has an
excellent relutat; p, and is spoken II l.y orr
contemporaries n the very highest term. u
YOU vast any thing IN Il at line, send South
for it, br all means. q = ,t.c'l--.
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- s<sN=--

,. ~ Own Exc;rEMEyi, arl i'' 's -
anxiety incid,iii to close - fi}l ,.s,1 e >5,'
are among the .aneTms - 49,. ]
ache. The dis sd = a.. -. -. ..-
dent to this disto, geo =. - ..-.
energy and ambition. Sur -
always o'''ain sl,ce'. re- .s,,~ g. SO ...5
att,c! vu. 20 one o. = t-'~
the ,,.i.l. ,'ns .lNcr. L. %, W.
end SOC tsss,s.l7i4't and II, ss'-ss,s r. -
the tension 0. ie .,h 81 s'a's =, .. y. g
anil a,s.ravatcs the Iii ) ,ic.er, - 49,. Z ;n..,
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Coal. Coaili Ceaiiii

TnnsE Of our citizens who intend burning ""'.
This winter. would do well to purchase OF ale''s.
DAxs& MRRRILi- Holly Springs MesSiS,
& II. are engaged in furnishing the hrst q,E
Of pi.tshurh coal TO the good people Of o'''
n,;.A,inring town. and they win supply the pco-
al. ,r0yfc-d at tina verv lowest prices. 3
,llrcss, Messrs. Damn & Merrill, iic''e
:" 9. scpJ-ll-aI .i
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

YOU are cited to appear before the Probate
Court OF the county Of Lafayette en- the oath
day Of December next, to show cause why the
petition Of Mary W. McKie, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
n G. McKie, decd. praying FOR division Of the
slaves and sale Of the personally Of the said
n. g. McKie, decd. should not b granted
By order Of the Court.
ED. MOORE, Clerk.
Nov. %, lseo4w
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CITATION NOTICE.

State of M ssissippi, PROBATE COURT,
LAFAYETTE Comfy. October Term, 1859
70 James Garrett John i. Brown end Lydia
Brown, his wife, Flea Garr2tt, Emma
Garrett, James Garrett, Lydia B. Garrett,
James Il. Stout, Dsbney Bowles and Lydia
b. Bowlcs, his wife, distributes Of Lydia
Garrett, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear before the
judge of the Probate Court Of said county, at the
Court House in the town Of Oxford on the fourth
Monday of December, 1850 then and there to answer
the petition of J. G.. W. Barrett, Administrator OF
said decedent filed in said Court and to show cause
Of any you have can, why the prayer of said petit
ton for an order directing the sale of certain slaves
belonging to the estate of said dccedent, should not
be granted. y. ID. MOORE, Clerk.
Oct. %, '60-4w:2l. ODD" B.
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Saddle aud IInruc.s Me.;n..

We .ull ask the attention Of our read
crs 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Teas. He
has been 'oag AID s.: r'bl;' Known to our
soprpunitv. Give him a trial.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

Garden Seeds.
" any Of the good people Of the county
want an carly supply Of vegetables, let them
call on DIR. Chiffon, aud la, lambeth 5
Fresh Garden : CT, IF the crop Of 1850.
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CoL.E'IL HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY.

ME RcEt session of this Aourislling institution
IL win eOrlInence the FIRST .MONDA y in
September. 1t i located in Ieal'hy ard pleasant
neigalsri,ooi, Z miles North Of Oxford, and near
the Mississippi CsT Isailr I'll For particulars
address " T. p4INE. .nSaeipaL
aug e9.-lsva COLLEGE l.iiiMiA,
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Administrators Notice

II LETTERS Of siaiIfstsatiyn uFous tla jsrtste Of
H hexahler NJ HfasforSi 4aetssaScrl. dIats df l..
fayette County, Mississippi having bcrn granted 10
rae " TIC PrObate Court 81 said eounts af IT, Sep
teher FERN thereof lSs0 II sr~ohsS al All t.
said estate are bcrc,s reqnir-is. IKE jayE,cr. to
me. and thsSe having claims aga, : $40 sale
H6ifcd 10 present the sane 70 nc iily arbenficte
withis he time prescribed by law, or heir claims
will J. 'rs-sed. : sJoHNix. CllAWrORD.'
sepfTTe--6~i' .EraV 4"rr
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Notice.

r. p" - ~ 'r'c p 'rrett aud her husband
4. W. Arne,,, uai,... q. Lalo.no,., and her
huSband +. II. Eddlcmon, aud John N. Por-
ter. s.-ti tU.t als.F..-.asF
YOU are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate court of the county Of Lafayette on the
day of January 1861, to show cause why
the final recount Of T.. W. Smith, administrator
of the estate Of james Porter, decd, filed this
day. shoa,d not be allowed
by order of court.
Nov. % COW f. u. MOORE, CTk.
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orders public sales in the State Of Ios., as e..
Il lows;
At the land Office at FoRr DOpGs, on 4 18th d.,
o, November next, OF ifiy townships snd parts o
townships. heretofore unoiferesl. in the counties
Humboldt kossuth, ;iaarToft, Pocalonias, Palo Ate
! aud Emmett.
Al the land Office at SloUx err, on the 2eth day o.
November next, Of forty C.. II rs and parts d
townships, heretofore unoffsss . ia tie counties Of
PalO Alto, Emmett, DieAiRsan, 0sceola, and Bun.
como.
The lands will be offered with the usual exception.
Of school sections, &C.. &c.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which sto be accomplished within two weeks
and no longer, and private entry Of anv Of the
lands viii be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks
Presumption claimants are required to establish
tcr claims 10 the satisfaction Of the proper Register
and Recsver and h.ake payment Tor the same on Of
before the day appointed for the commencement q
the public sales, otherwise their claims will be for.
feited.
Jos. s WILSON. Commissioner sf
the Genersl Land 0fies.
GrSrslt LASD oITicE, SPIT :, 1880 -iT-Ios
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TwENry MILLIONS oP DOIIArs = vED.-Mr.
Siad,ng has sold two milli - of ln.lr. 2 lis ccle-
hiatrd Prepared Glue and l. c>'i,gr' ! u each
bottle saves At least ten tollas wor Of broken ftr
niture, thus making ag',re lc Of - ATTY millioas O..
vcntion. Having made his Glue ,S'l,old worl
he now proposes to do the wGrli Greater service
ly curing all the aching heads ~ e. ''nhalc PHI
aud If they good hi stir. h.4A u" on.
soon vanish away like snow IN /. d. sfr-t2
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aluibtrsitp of Mississippi.
F a G 'ullIty.
FREDERICK A. 2. BARNARD. L. D..

FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, IL. D. =.
CHANCELLOR.
WILLIAM " STEARNs, L. d., and saA
HON. JAMES ,. TROTTER, s.' 49,
Professors Of Governmental Science and Law. 2
FREDERIC A. r. BARNARD, LIZ d., .isefssi
Professor of Physics, Astronomy. Civil Engia-e
eering, and Evidences of Christianity. - 3fs
EDWARD c. B0YNT0N, N. A.. s.s se,...u
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology.
HENRY wHITEH0RNE, N. A., .5s.tsI -.ss..s ;
Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN N. PHIPPS, N. A., ~
Professor of Pure Mathematics fasa Ell
WILLIAM ID MOORE, N. A.. - =, s=.f IA
Professor of English LitcIpture.
HON. LUcI' S O. c. LAMAR, 81
Profes.o. of Ethics, Metaphysics, and ceessss-
tOnal I-,A. ts.ft = =, f.,-..f = r
ALEXANDRA j. QCINCIIE, NJ A.,
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages a
BURTON \. HARRISON, b. A.,
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics -. 3
Tms thirteenth annual session Of this institution
will open on the 18th day Of September, 1850, M Z
der the direction Of the able and experienced Facsv
named above -. ? fef rf tzsassvd u4slT
The University Offers advantages to youpg nsA
seeking thorough education unsurpassed anywhss
in the United States and uneq iallcd in the South.
Its apparatus and arrsngemefss for the ilustrando
Of Physical Seience and Chemist. :, entirely -
valled. In mincraogy DC possesses cabinet 81 - s
lcct specimens, choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commends-
ton from the Board Of Trsstes most Of tlsem being
well and iavon5ly known to the publie, as expeien
ced and able ms" ctors. r
The location of the University is in the Highest :
degree healthful-no epidemic sickness having eyss
occurred there in Cxford srsf. .-.-ag.t
The government of the o. iversity is mild hut Of
fcicnt Every effort is Il.'ie to cultivate manly
tone of feeling smong the students and elevated
standard of mo- .s,@.f''i i.reover, snrroundedbya
population regard for religion and
morality + I an is not surpassed any
where.
y + - ily ACCESSIBLE being ON tn line II the ID
Mis- i Central Il. roai Which il nov .A.,y cons
,,clrd. ~ fef
The y ions ample for the eomtcrt IL /,
at least .andrcd students. La ',f.-.
A spacio, Gy.,i' rsium, with all the most approved
appar tus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro-
noting physical development, will be ready for use
In the fail t..r s.a e-..4.s --. 49, ~ d,
TERMs-Tuton so per annum.
Fuel ard ntcnt s25 To those who lodge out
of the cci b. ,Gys $40.
Tuition eI DEPARTMENT $50. '' tra{a
Board > t':'+ , i.umrling houses and in pill
waite families CT. : to Sl4 per month";
JAMES N. H0WRY, ~ TIA
Scc'y OF the Board.
Oxford JrIv T. ISio-I-5-ly .s ....,t.s 90. -
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Administrator,s Notice.

II ETTERS Of administration upon the estate Of
IL Robert p Cooper, late of the county Of Lafayette
and State Of Mississippi, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the PROBATE Court Of
persons indebted 20 said estate ere heFsby required
to make aymcnt 10 me; aud all persons having
claims against said estate notified to present their
prescribed BY law or the same viii be barred
.ss 3 JOHN W. EsT1lL, Admr
Oct. Is, ,e0-sw.2I.
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all the .eat med u : ,-ovrii,-4 Of t'.r e ,ney he
considce ! tire s. of vacci1atiu " pr lection
from Sn, Il r,&, nc >. ilic Pill f. eirt of lead
ache, and the irine for { : ,cvention of
Fevers either Of whici ga b,e spe.f., psose bene
fits win be experienced bv suaiss.s ..asnity long
aft or their discoveTers arc ia % SEN. s-ii.
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Cigars.

Those wishing a fine Cigar can he accommodated
by calling at Reynolds Confectionery, West side Of
the Public Square, Oxford, Miss.
Sep26-6ml7 W. O. REYNOLDS.
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Eishtce.i, all Did.

Ei9htcc.l. an Jtds .
Osw eighteen co-operatonists haze been
elected to the Mississippi tonvc''i''', 81 its
ninety-cisht members. Mississippi has sl'o@eH
loudly.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

-. SHERIFF'S SALE.
WIN. Joslyn T Will. sell for Cash, the fourth
o. MONDAY in October, 1860 the fol-
B. +. James. lowing described land, to-wt Swl11,
See. No 3, Township 7, Range 8, West.
The above land is levied on the property Of de-
endant James, and will 's sold to satisfy plaintiffs
money and all cost W. 3. MCKEE,
Oct. s-lstds. qSeriK.
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New ros,m,"te,.

]. l.. E,xprL mas cen appointed Post
Master n oxford, &c, Il. L. S. Mosely, re-
signed. e-