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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31
Newspaper Poetry.

REMARKABLE feature of the literature of TO.
day, is the considerable amount of first class po-
etry which appears in newspaper columns. We
can remember the time when really good po=
EN-, making its first appearance in the columns
of newspaper would have been esteemed
curiosity. We except, of course, the papers
whose editors were among the poets of the
country; though even they usually published
their counting of the MUSES. in magazines, or in
book form. Now, all over the country, there
are frequently published, in the local papers.
short poems Of the very first order of merit
stanzas not merely correctly rhymed and very
musical, but bearing the impress of genius and
learning, and flowing with such insinuating, gen.
tie, ripping RHYTHM as would shame the mur.
INJURED music of the famed Castalian Fountain
There are two facts which partially account for
this revolution in the order of things-the mum.
Der of writers Of good poetry has largely in.
creased and the newspaper press has come to
occupy more important and more highly es.
teemed place in the public mind. Both of these
causes, We doubt not have operated to produce
the effect which We have noted. But whatevex
be the cause we all have reason to be tbanks,,
that the amount of good poetry is on the in.
crease; for poetry, We hold, is only more
pleasing and seductive method of leading the
mind in the paths of knowledge, and of teaching
to the heart those great lessons of truth. right
eousness and charity which better us with their
learning, and, by their genial and undying in
huences, add largely to the sum of human hap
piness.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

The citizens of Jasper county have deter
mined to build handsome monument to the
memory of the late S. r. ADAMS, who so long
and ably edited the EdScrp Cirion, at Pauld
ing, the county town. This is well-mcrited
compliment to one who did more than any 9th
er man to advance the general prosperity of East
Mississippi, and whose name is enrolled high up
in the list of those whose lives have been for the
good of mankind and whose deaths have been
public calamities.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

cans in their destructive onslaught upon our
domestic institutions and we trust that they
will so vote as TO convince our enemies that
the people of Mississippi have buried all
their ancient party differences, and are now
resolved, as one man, firmly to insist upon
those equal rights which are guaranteed to
them by the Constitution. u
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

REMEMBER, THAT THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON TU ES-
DAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
LET EVERY PATRIOT RESOLVE THAT He
WILL DEVOTE THAT DAY TO THE SER
VICE OF HIS COUNTRY.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

GEORGE \. Sanders ayers that the Vice
Presidency on the ticket with Douglas, was
.toaercd to Yanccy as joke" A young
man Of our acquaintance had, for long
time. paid marked attention to a certain
beautiful maid, and finally asked her to mar
~ him. When she gaze him '-the mitten,"
be. with the greatest uouchalauche, asked
her IL she really '.thougLt he was in earn
est
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

Ok last Friday, Oct. goth, Douglas and
Yancey met at Nashville, Tenn. Douglas
spoke to a very large crowd during the day,
and Yancey spoke at night. There was
great excitement, and the anxiety to see and
hear both these distinguished men, was in.
tense 1t is thought that Douglas has
weakened, rather than strengthened, the
cause of Squatterism, by his stumPing tour
South.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

srBAQuEors telegraph cable has been cx-
tended across the Mississippi river, from Men,
phis, Tennessee to Iiopefeld, Arkansas Ten
nessee has droPped a line to Arkansas, and it is
to be hoped that the correspondence, so ausp-
ciously begun between these sister States, win
never be ncgaiired by any p0.ifire JfmL be.
tween them.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

The LARGE CirIEs.-There are ffy-scvcn
cities in the world which contain from lOO,.
900 to 100000 inhabitants, twenty-three
from 100000 to 100000, and twelve which
contain above 100000. Let us be thankful
that there are so few large towns.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

AccoRDNG to the Assessors Report, as pub
lshed in the Proirie Ners, Chickasaw is, by
fifty per cent, the wealthest county in the State,
The aggregate value of real and personal estate
is put down at forty millions of dollars
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

Tug remains of Col Lumsden Of the New
Orleans PioayuRe, who was lost on the Lady
Elgin, have been recovered at last. They
were borne to their last resting place in New
Orleans, on the 10Th instant, accompanied
by large procession Of the citizens.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31
.Rreclkinridge VS.. DOugIas.

Douglas and Breckenridge a long way apart up
on the territorial issues. We place in juxtaposton ex
tracts from Douglas Freepot speech and Brcckin'
ridges Frankfort speech Of December last. They
need no comment
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

RIGHTs OF THE NEW York HOTEL KEEP
ERs-An important decision has been made
in the Superior Court in New York touch
ing the rights of hotel keepers. A distinc-
ton is made between boarders and transient
guests, hotel keepers have no lien on tho
baggage of the former, though they lave on
that of the latter.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

IL Pennsylvania, the Douglas State Central
Committee have, since the recent elections,
agreed to withdraw the straight-out Douglas
electoral ticket We are glad to see them COM
ing to their senses, even at the eleventh hour
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

CorrON is now being shipped from Memphis
direct to Liverpool, and other European ports;
at cheaper rates, too, than if it were sent first to
New York or New Orleans, and thence to Eu,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

WV. Gilmore Sirnms has in press a new
volume of his poems. We look upon Mr..
Simms as, next to Tennyson, the first of liv-
inc poets,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

The Post Master General has ordered that
all unpaid letters be hereafter forwarded to
the dead letter Office.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

OREGON SENATORIAL EEcTIoN.-W Washington,
Oct. 23.-Thc election of u S. Senators in Or.
egon, Nesmith, Douglas Democrat, and Baker,
Black Republican, has created much excite
ment here. 1t is considered as indicative of
close affinity between the two parties, if not of
permanent fusion in that State.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31
GO TO THE POLLS, RAIN OR SHINE,
AND VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE AND
LANE.

USivERSrrY OF THE SoUTH-THE CORNER SrovE
LAm.-Thc corner stone of this institution was
laid on the 10th inst, in the presence of very
large concourse of people, estimated variously at
from $500 to 5000. The address of the Hon.
John 5. Preston was finished and mastery eff
fort. Lieut. Maury addressed the audience
briefly and eloquenty, and was greeted with APP
plause as he concluded. Speeches were also
made by Rev. F. p. Barnard, Chancellor of the
University of Mississippi, by Bishop Smith, of
Kentucky, and the Hon. John NJ Bright Of
Fayetteville, Tenn ViclsbUrg Wig.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

IT is unquestionably true that the Louisville
Journal of the 9th inst, publishes with great
display the Republican ticket and the Kentucky
Republican electors, as an advertisement. In
this case, George d. Prentice, Bell and Ever
cit editor, sells his country for about four dol
lars and haic-, FicEsbu,y Eeening Citizen.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

NORWOOD KIRBY, an old and highly es-
teened citizen Of Marshall county, died, at
his home near jacksonville, few days ago.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

The population of Calhoun county, as return
cd by Z. c. Hunter, Esq, Assessor, is as fol-
lows:
White males, 1901 white females, S,679 !;
male slaves, $50; female slaves 500 free color.
ed malos, 8; free colored females, 2. Total,
0427
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31

Hos. JEFF. Davis speaks at Hazlehurst to.
day.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-10-31
PREsIDENTLAL ELECTORS.
National Democratic Platform.

Fifth District.
LIB. CHRISTIAN, of Lawrence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
The best Democratic paper in the North,
DEp07ED TO 1HE .qDpOCACY OF TIE ELECTION
OF THE STATE .7ND .N:7TIoN:4L NO.uLNEES

TIE coming Gubernatoral and Presidential Election
will bc the most important Of all our elections. In the
great struggle the DfaOtRArIo PARTY tnr its old
landmarks aud to its present high duty plants itself
ph"''pes Whch are essential To maintenance of the
CONSTITUTION and the preservation of the I'SIos II
Will have to encounter Know uoihuris Black Rcpub.
cahisn, and all their allies, in their most desperate
moods They will assail the Democratic Cause, with
every weapon Of political warfare by
asch"od ana plausible sectional appeal Such assaults
must be rcpecd and onc of the most successful mems
to do this is by the great insruWnnaliiy Of the ptcss
the wide circulation Of Democratic journals In order
~ contribute in such work, we propose to issue the
CAMPAIGN COLUMBIA DEMOcRAT, at So low n
Brrc as will bring 1t within the reach of every prnu.
crutic And respectfully suggest To Ros, ho
sympaihizc with the only NATIONAL PARTY, a coopcta.
tinn w,h us in giving this sheet extensive circulation
The National aud state Nominees, shall receive our
aud ardent support for their triumphant clccsion
We shall also cordially sustain, to the utmost oa ouf
humble abilities the candidates of Columbia county, and
the respective nominees of the District the Gene raj
Election. In short the paper will gu for tc Uaion the
Democracy GHd the Constitution"
The "CAMpAGS COLUMBIA DENocRNr" viii be issued
every saturday, little six months until the close of
the Presidential Election the following exceedingly
low prices, VIZ
For one copy, to a single subscriber, 80 75
For clubs Of five, to one address, 3 90
10 clubs OF 10 or more, TO one address ) 90
Democrats will greatly aid this undertaking by for.
wardng to lis promptly, many they can for
tle CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT We promise them the most
efficient Camp-Map Papc- published in the county of
Columbia viii not ry tive Democrat in the county
and each mcms"r of the Committees Of ig,aarc cxcrt hi
iAilucncc tn raseur Club, the above low terms -
FRIENDS, how many ofyou viii make the effort We rely
upuu YOUR uCuprusitV
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
| NJ ANN

Eey" On the outside Of our paper to-day
is an extract from "Parton's life OF Ans
drew Jackson which will be new 10, most
of our readers. ANDREW JACKSON . there
is magic in the sound. Even at this late
day how it thrills the nerves. The glori-
Gus old Democrat who always stood by the
people, and who always stood by him.
Oh that We had now Il man. to wear his
mantle. lie was a giant among giants, a
hero among heroes. lie would have pleas
ed DR., Johnson-he' was good hater,
but he was also a most ardent friend-
With all his hnplacability he had the heart
Of a woman, and unboundod physical and
moral courage.
Mr.. Parton's book will be tie "Life" Of
Gen. Jackson, How we have hung dc.
lighted over these volumes, full, fair, i'm
partial. E;ow the old hero held the hearts
Of the people is scarcely a mystery when
you know the man, Buy these books by
all means, The work is published in III.
Vols, cloth at 81 50 per vol, by Mason
Brothers, Nos 8 \ : Mercer Street, New
York,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
WASIIINGTON. NLav

WASHINGTON, May s.
There appears to be felt strong desire,
Oh the part of the leading Democrats,
Northern and Southern, to re-unitc the
party, which has bee. much endangered
by schiSm at Charleston The hope is
entertained that it can be accomplished by
the 18TH Of June, when the adjourned
Convention is to be held in Baltimore
The prospect is not very favorable, for it
is c rsicr to make II breach than to mend
it. If the Southern Convention, called by
the scccdcrs, shall meet at Richmond, g,
nothing Will aitr IT, It prevent two sep
ar, t, Democratic nominations, upon a
Southern and u Northern platform. This
occurrence would be fatal to the party,
and would bodc no good TO the Union.
1t i admitted that the fifty soccdcrs
can only be induced to return by the
adoption Of the Southern platform The
platform which i'll the committee i, cciycd
the vot,s # seventeen States, but " lich
was rcjcc,c'. finally BY the Convlntion,
throu,- Ii division o. the New York Gclcga-
ton.
In this plab.orm aye embraced sui
.tantially the principles Of the Senate res
olutono, which were So ably rXponwicd
and maintained by Senator Jefferson Da-
Wis ill his speech yesterday. According to
his views, this platform t:4ies middle
ground, avoiding the slave-codc doctrine
on one side, and the squatttr sovereignty
doctrinc Oh the other Mr. Davis col
league, Coy. Brown, it will be se, II shoots
far ahead Of Mr., Davis proposition, and
demands legislative Intervention a5 once in
behalf of the righ ht, of slave property in
the territories.
The adoption, by the adjourned Con,
ycntion, OF the maierity platform, will cX-
cludc Mr.. Douglas from the nomination
if he be required to stand up to the same.
by an analysis Of the votes at the Charles
ton Convention, it will be seen that Mr..
Guthrie's vote OF 90 was equally compo-
scd of Northern anA + Southern men, an
indication that he might be IL ccmprom>c
candidate Mr.. Douglas highest vote
1872, Il majority Of the whole electoral
vote, but it embraced only nine votes from
the Southern States
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

\ FATAL ACCIDENT.-Wc are indebted
to the polinness of ALLEN MANN, Esq,
for the subjoincd particulars of Fatal Ac-
cidcnt.-M Col UemocWt.
RlNGTowN, May 10th, 1850.
CUi /. L. Tate -
Yesterday as Mr., JOIN LABEN-
BURG, Il carpenter, was returning home
from Mr.. Kreb's, where he had been rails
lag new barn, in crossing the Dark Run
Bridge, on the Castawissa, William,port
and Erie Railroad, near Ringtown, Schuyl-
kill county, Pa, he slipped, and fell off
the bridge,a height of about fifty feet,
breaking his back and causing his death in
about one hour after the accident He
vas about thirty-fve years of age, and
leaves wife and five children.
Truly Yours,
4 MANN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
RAY MUND'S PATENT
= II ~ ING Nz!H HRLNE

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lIESSRS. LUPPlNGER a. ROBBINS Of BluOmshurg
u1 having purchased thu eNclusZr rIgli OF the above
valuable lihPRuvED CHEAP PArENr SEwlSu MACHINE for
hc county Oi Columbia, Will b. happy to supply Their
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selves and ilmlus The following some of the su.
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l. 1t sGws from 100 To 900 stitches per minute thus
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:. Its construction Is so plain and simple, with
thing like lir usage, II is easy kept order ANA viii
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Doubt thread Machines are always difficult 10 man.
egr, aud very unhnndy in threading, but MaChiue
easier threaded than even common needle.
H. One uI the most valuable features OF tins MaIhIne
Is the sallncss and the cupa' rss O lis mechanism.
IL can bc attached 10 board, table stand Op.
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IT, II greatly economies lla urGId and yet produces
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:. NO human hat is capable IN producing seam 81
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{ Among the array of Patent Sewing Machines. there
none ncap and durable RAYMONDs PArENr, but
~ Machine Is adaptcd to all Kinds o wUrN experience
has proven.
o. The operator shape his srun just as he prascs,
waves leaves ana flowers, ETC. can Lu represented
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10. 1t Is particularly adapted all kinds of stitching
--suCh AS gch tncus shirts, bosOas rstbdnds, cullurs,
ctc'-and all klns ot ladies sewing, Including sIlhs,
ws, driancs calI' urs, eSc excepting tor Hcns heavy
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IL Blt all The foregoing advantages, though real IN
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operation and gUe all necessary instruction.
HENRY XUPPlNGER,
UANlIL W, Robbins
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

sas- +. G. HARRISON, NJ. D., one of
our most eminent Physicians, has so far
recovered from his late severe indisposi-
ton, US to be able to travel and he is now
on a temporary visit to his friends in New
England.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

sG- Hon. JOHN McREYNoLDs, of this
county, we learn with regret, has been for
some time past, in rather feeble health
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

Vista. = 1-.-...u OF via Cherry,

Ihs remedy has long been cherished by the commit.
my for its rrmlrkaplc ricaucy in relieving, healing
and rurin. the most obstinate painful und long sii,dng
rascs OF COagh Co.d L7aea:a, Sure Wroa Bronchitis,
Haooyrg CoDgl Group, .4shma, inflammation ofc Langs;
winnie even mlioH Itself has yielded 10 its magic
influence when all other means have failed lis whole
nstory proves that h past has produced no remedy ut
equal value as cure ur the numerous aud dangerous
pulmonary all,cons which prevail All over tn land
READ rnE foLluHING LETTER HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
GENTLEMAN:
LIMESTONE Muntuur CO., Pa, Oct -, lsJ-.
This Is 10 certify thai was pronounced by several
physlclrns as consunpll'c aud mad all lhe symptoms oi
the disease III Ms worst tufl suC coughing, severe
main, III the chest sluruCSs ui BREATH night and
extreme weakness and tassltuc IN my whole SYSTEM.
My family nearly all having died of the disease, had
up all hupc of recovery, nothing gave Tecl
but through tha persuasion of friend induced To
Try Dr BtstGrS BQisdm NJ Iihi Cherry. The rst bottle
relieved considerably, and the third bottle cured me
entirely. feel aa well ever did my htr,and
able to follow my urrundtiun ilrn-T tully as
ANY one
also mad sister iD more advanced Of the 's
rasu having been confined tu her bed for aud
pronounced entirely cured by m Wild Cherry, but It
irr CIght bottles, and she still taxes II occasion
ally preventive, being naturally weak chcstsd.
would rely urge all who are similarly afflicted Ia
try Dr Hsfars Bais0uL Of HHd Cherry as am satisfied
That but your Ndluabl0 TuIvdy my sister and
uy ysclf would b. living. | will cltcrully
wrr any one whu may address me tic subject and
JACOB MILLER,
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other is vile and worthless,
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NAV ~ l'GO-it
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

p0s- Mr.. jacob Diehl's numerous friends
everywhere, will be glad to learn that he
has quite recovered from his illness at
Easton aud returned to Bloomsbury,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

ss~ We have been requested to inform
our readers that the Rev. j. r. SnANA-
FELT, will preach in the Baptist Church
tomorrow, at lOA in the morning and p
in the afternoon. There will be no preach.
ing in the evening as was heretofore an
nounced.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

BEAUTIFY YOUR PREMISES. S.-Evcr y
person who OWNS Il foot of earth, or has
the lease of a aouthcrn wall whercon to
lot vine creep up, and lets May or June
60 by without improving the opportunity
of doing something for their Identification
should be considered rcmiss i'll Il very I'M
portant duty. No matter if you don t
own the house and yard you occupy till
plant flowers, and vines, and shrubbcry,
for your own comfort and your own AcaIt 5
sake:
d" Let tha lnwcrs look upward III every place,
Through this beautiful world uf ours
For, dear : the smils on AN Old friends fare,
Is the smile Of the Ltigli, bright flowers"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19
NcmA 0uertiscmcnts.
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
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B Lo o M S b URc, PA

- - ~ ~ Ab - - - - ~ ~ "a 4
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DO you want CIiAl.LI DELAINESl Go to BRoWER' s
DO you wan, TABLE COvERSl Go 10 BRoWER's $
DO you want CLOTH DuSTERsi Go to BRoWER's S
DO you want SKELETON SKIRTS Co To DROlvER' s
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Do you want MuSLlNS! Go to BEUNER's
Do you want CALlCOEsi Go to BRONER's
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-19

Cooi s9 Orong'vaEc --SLeriff SNYDER,
a few days ago, exhibited to US specimen
of fine Coal, recently discovered on the
land of Judge Covanho,an, deceased, in
Orangevillc. Our old friend 1inmthy, the
industrious and inaefatigablc .hi"er, who
has been pcrsevcringly digging and blast
ing-hlasting an d.gging-for near three
long years, against hope and public op;n
ion, has at length discovered the hit den
mineral treasure. The Coal is good--we
HOPE it is plenty, and rejoice with Timothy
in his unexpected success.