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y. G.. PAGE

STILI. cauiarcs th- wholesale AND retail ROOT
y SHOE husiucea, st the stan ate!y occupied hy Her
rick & PAGE.
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PrCt29EG Courts.

r8 or yEE9oET pEo994TE =. c 6.l&o , T5S
said viii Be he len a. the rebate Office Montpelier, III
id District on Tuesday a each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re
Guessed to at!en to The same aad court days.
GEORGE ". BAILEY, Judge.
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RrOsaRte Courts.

s 4os OF ps4as+ sci ss[SS' s
hate Court for the District Of nmole will be held at thi
Probate Office in Johnson in said District, on every
Monday for the year ensuing.
Ry order Of the Court,
Johnson Dec /, l.Sa s. s. PIKE, Register.
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WATCH AND DON'T VOTE A CoUN-
TERFEIT TICKET.
Cotton shipped From Oxford.

Cotton shipped From Oxford.
By the politeness of the accommodating agent
at this Depot we are enabled to lay before our
readers the amount of cotton shipped from Ok
ford since the commencement Of this season,
and also the amount shipped last year during
the same months. 1t will be seen that the num-
Der of bales shipped this year is almost twice as
large as that of last year. The amount shipped
to New Orleans is much smaller, we think, than
it was thought it would be; and the indications
are that it will hereafter assume still smaller
proportions. The large difference between the
amounts shipped in 1859, and 1860 is owing, in
great degree, to the fact that last year there
was deficiency in freight cars ON our railroad,
which deficiency has. been supplied. The Mis-
sssippi Central Road is doing all that can be
done, to facilitate the transportation of freights.
The connection with New Orleans, il must be
remembered, was not complete till February
last
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Gen.In. Chalmers.

Gen. ]. II. Chalmers.
THIs gallant champion of Democracy address
ed the people of this county at the Court House,
on Saturday night A large crowd was in at
tendance, and the unanimous verdict was that
Gen. Chalmers made one of the ablest most
powerful and most eloquent speeches which this
exciting canvass has called forth. The tenden-
cy of Mr.. Bells policy to.encourage the encroach-
ments of the North, and the free-soil squint of
squatter sovereignty, were demonstrated with
an invincible logic, and in spirit of hnmor
which kept the crowd closely attentive through
out the address. Gen. Chalmers, in our opin-
ion is destined to take front rank among the great
men Of the country.
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Safest alrlus bp Grlrgrapb,
Arrival of the steamship Asia.

New YORK, Oct 29.-The British and North
this pore to-day from Liverpool with adyices to
the 18th and llth inst
TuRIN.-A telegram from Turin says: The
Sardinia Chambers have passed law providing
for the annexation of Central Italy. Count Ca
your made speech, the general tenor of which
was menacing to Austria.
1t was reported that the French Army at
Rome would be augmented 10 10000 men. The
French Government was to supply Sardinia with
large quantities of arms and ammunition.
The Paris Constitutional, scmi-ofIlcial pa
per, in a recent article complains Of Sardinia,
pointing to a general Congress for the settlement
of the Italian question.
It was reported that Gen. Carbald received
wound at the battle of Volluno.
NAPLes-Victor Emanuel entered Naples on
the 18th ms. Joseph Mazzini had refused TO
leave Naples. The Diplomatists at Gacta had
protested against the decree relative to Mlano.
Gen, Guyon had rc-occupicd Vitcrbo The vote
on the question of annexation was TO be taken
in Sicily on the DIST of October.
Cause.-The Rebels attacked Shanghai on the
18th of August and were rcpulscd. Trade at
Shanghai was stopped.
New YoRE, Oct 29.-Tho steamship Fulton
arrived Off Cape Pace yesterday, from Havre
via Southampton, with adyiccs to the 18th inst.
The latest accounts received from Naples say
that the Ncapoliian Princes have ordered a re-
ncwal Of the attack on Garihaldis troops. 1t
was asserted that great Consideration had been
caused in the Turin cabinet, in consequence Of
the Russian and prlssian Ambassadors protest
against Sardiuias invasion Of Naples.
Alyices received from China say the allies at
tackled Tartar camp and the Chinese fed in
great disorder 4 grand attack on the Takin
forts was TO take place on the 10Th Of August
WASH xGrox, Oct Ex-Governor Letchcr, Of
Virginia, reports that four batteries will be ut
Richmond during the present week; and that
nineteen companies Of cavalry are reported to
him as being organized.
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Democratic National Executive
Committee.

The following nsrned gentleman compose this
Committee:
Hon /. /. Stevens, of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon. X. W. johnson, of Arkansas.
Hon Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi,
Hon Jesse d. Bright, of Indiana.
Hon Thos D. Florence, Of Pennsylvania
lion Geo W. Hughes, Of MARYLAND
Hon John W. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
Hon John R. Thompson, of New Jersey.
Hon A. B. Meel of Alabama.
Augustus Schell, Esq, of New York
Isaac n. Wright, ESQ, of Massachusetts
Hon. James c. Berret, of Washington, ID. {.
VIM. Finn, of Washington d. c.
Walter Lcnox, ESQ, of Washington, d. c.
NV. Cluskey, Washington, j. c. Resident Sec'y.
Geo. w. Riggs, Washington, d. c. Treasurer
All communications should he addressed TO Hon.
Isaac l. Stevens, Chairman, Washington, d. c.
Rooms OF the Committee at No twenty-eight, -Four
and ahalf street
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aluibfrsitp of sflississippi.
F a c u l t Y.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, Ii. d.,

FREDERICK A. p BARNARD, L. d.,
CHANCELLOR
WILLIAM +. sTEARNS, IL d., and
HON JAMES F. TR0TTER,
Professors of Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. p BARNARD, LII. D.,
Professor of Physics, Astronomy, Civil Engin-
eering. and Evidences of Christianity.
EDWARD C. B0YNT0N, NJ. A.,
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology.
HENRY WHITEH0RNE, NJ. A.,
Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN NJ. PHIPPS, NJ A,
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM MOORE MA,
Professor of English Literature.
HON. LUCIUS Q. C. LAMAR,
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, and COnstitu-
tional Law.
ALEXANDRA j. QUINCHE, N. A.,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON n. HARRISON, b. A,
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics
-
The thirteenth annual session of this institution
will open on the 18th day of September, 1860, un-
der the direction of the able and experienced Faculty
named above.
The University offers advantages to young men
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States and unequalled in the South.
Its apparatus and arrangements for the illustration
Of Physical Science, and Chemistry, are entirely UNI
ryalled In mineralogy il possesses a cabinet Of Sc
lect specimens choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commenda-
ton from the Board of Trustees most of them being
well and favoraby known TO the public as experien
ced and able instructors.
The location of the University is in the highest
degree healthful-no epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there or ia Oxford.
The government Of the University is mild but ef
fcient. Every effort is made to cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and an elevated
standard of morality; il is, moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality is well known and is not surpassed any
where.
Il is also easily accessible, being the line Hf the
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is now iHuy COM
pleted.
The accommodations ample for the comfort Of
at least three hundred students.
spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro-
noting physical development, will be ready for use
In the fall.
Translation $40 per anpum.
Fuel and attendance S2J. To those who lodge out
of the college buildings $40.
Tuition in the Law Department $50
Board in the college boarding houses and in phi.
vate families about sl2 TO Sl4 per month.
JAMES NJ. H0WRY,
Sec'y of the Board.
Oxford, July 4, is6O-l-5-ly.
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COTToN.-The receipts for the past week have
been heavy, and sales have been readily effected at
prices showing slight advance upon former quota
TONS Owing the great influx of the staple for the
past week. depot has been crowded. and the Rail
Road has been unable to furnish facilities for for
warding as promptly as buyers wish; hence, they
entered the market this week somewhat with feel
inS of reluctance. The approaching event of the
Presidential election has also had tendency to alb
sorb the speculative mind; and We may naturally
expect slight depression upon the face of business
until after the election. We modify our quotations
to suit the changes Of the week.
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Union Fc,naIe College.

Union Female College. -
The next session Of this Institution VIII COM
mence on Monday, the 10th inst. 1t has been been
established. at considerable expense, to afford
the best advantages and facilities for thorough
education. The College buildings arr commo-
dious and well ventilated. The Teachers assure
those having daughters to educate, that every
attention will be bestowed 10 render young la
dies cheerful and comfortable.
For further information, apply to Rev. X. ;.
Thomas President of the Faculty, Oxford, Mis-
ssippi. scpt0-l4-d
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Arrivals and Departures of the Mail
At OxfOrtfs Miss.

NoRrHERs MAIL arrives every day at l.s0 p N
Closes going South at IL A. NJ
sourHsRS MAIL arrives every day at A. NJ. Clos
Is going North at P. NJ
Posroroc NAH, via Lafayette Springs and Ioeeo'
bola. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
fp.x Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
ALAN Closes at Pm.
PASoLA MAIL, via College Hill, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at p N; Departs Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ Closes ia
AN a.
Paris MAIL arrives every Saturday at z p N. De-
n.rts very Friday at 6 A. NJ Closes Thursday at
6r.M
Rocky FoRD MAIL arrives every Saturday at IL NJ
Departs at P. NJ Closes at II A.
d. L. S. M0SELEY, p. NJ.
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Job Work.
We have received, and have on the way,
large and complete assortment of fancy job type.
Posters, handbills, circulars, programmes, ball
tickets, funeral tickets cards, and plain and IAN
CIV work of every description, executed with
neatness and dispatch.
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OrR friends ut The various precincts OF the
county would do well TO see that the Breck-
inrid.te tickets are at each place of balloting,
ON Monday morning. Ii they are not on
hand at that time, they can obtain a supply
Nv sending Immediately to this Office.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-10-31
Conll Coall! CoaIglI

Coal! CoalI! COal!!!
TnosE of our citizens who intend burning coal
this winter. would do well TO purchase Of Messrs
DAM & MERRILL, Holly Springs. Messrs, d.
4 u. arc engaged in furnishing the first quality
of pittsburh coal to the good people OF our
neighboring Gown, and they will supply the peo-
ple Of o xiold at ,ho very lowest prices.
Address, Messrs. damn & Merrill, Holly
Springs. sepo-l4-DI
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Man shot.

Man Shot.
A DIFFICULTY occurred, near the Lafayette
Hotel, on Saturday evening, between Mr.. ID. +.
Boroum. and painter named White, in which the
latter was shot by the former. The ball entered
the lower part Of the left side, and ranging down.
ward, lodged in the fcshy part of the thigh
The wound is not at all dangerous Boroum was
fined five dollars and costs for the offence
against the laws of the corporation, and was
bound over. in thousand dollar bond, to appear
at the next session Of the Circuit Court and
answer to the charge of assault with intent to
KILL
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CLIFTON NOTICE

State of NJ ssissippi, ! PROBATE COURT,
LAFAYETTE COUSTT. October Term, 1850
To James Garrett. John b. Brown and Lydia
Brown, his wife, Ellen Garrett, Emma
Garrett, James Garrett, Lydia b. Garrett,
James Il. Stout, Dabney Bowles and Lydia
p. Bowles, his wife, distributes Of Lydia
Garrett, deceased:
UOU are hereby cited to be and appear before the
Judge Of the Probate Court Of said county, al 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 q
said deeedent fled in said Cont and to show cause
Of any you have OF can Why the PRAYER Of SAID pet
tiaI s0r an order directing the sale Il certa slaves
belonging TO- tie estate Of sr.d dece1ent- shonld net
be granted l. Z. &UOEEi JltTk,
OF. ., '6o1u;2l.
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fremont House,
CHICAGO, I'LL.

TINE PROPRIET0Rs, having added during the
IL last year many new improvements, such rs
Carpeting and refurnishng, introducing new Water
closets, Bathrooms, and every possible luxury and
convenience throughout, respectfully invite public
attention to its increased facilities for their aceommo
daton.
The house, being the largest First Class Hotel in
the Northwest, and its locality, corner of Lake and
Dearborn streets, in the immediate vicinity Of the
most fashionable places Of amusement, and close
proximity TO the different Railroad Depots and Steam
boat Landings, and in the centre of the most desir
able BUSINESS PORTIONS OF THE CITY, pre-
superior Inducements TO the traveller for BUSH
ness or pleasure
sept5-Asm GAGE, BRO. d DRAKE.
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VOTE EARLY.
Crty-L.ike.

CIfy-Like.
Ar an carly hour this morning our town pre-
scented quite city-like appearance. The streets
were crowded with wagons, and with merchants
and farmers, sampling, selling and buying cot
ton. We counted. from the window Of our Of
fee. twenty-three wagons in sight at one time.
Above all was heard the cry Of an auctioneer,
irving to persuade some Know Nothing that
breast-pin was eighteen carat gold, gentlemen,
and really worth six times the money bid for It
: ningl going gone. Who'll take anotherr
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nreckInridgc Club.

THE Breclinrdgc and Lane Club will meet at
the Court House. in Oxford, on next Saturday,
ait IL o'clock, p. NJ. The members arc re-
oucsted to be punctual in thcir attendance, as
business of importance is 10 be transacted.
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS Of administration uron the estate Of
l. William j. Sanders, deceased, late Of Lafayette
County. Mississippi having been granted TO me by
the Probate Court Of said county, at the September
Term thereof $50 all persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby required make payment to me, and
those having claims against said estate notified to
present the same to me, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law. their claims will be
barred. ALLEN SANDERS, AdDiT.
Sept9e--et1s
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A,tbe last term Of the Circuit Court for Pom
totoe county. james Holiday was convicted Of
che murder Of Ii u. Roberts, and sentenced to
n. hung on the 22d Of November.
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Memphi, Cotton Market.

The sales during the week have been heavy
and prices unchanged The quotations arc:
Middling, 10 IL to 10 "a;
Strict Middling, ii to II IA;
Good MiddIing. II IA to II u;
Middling Fair, IL "a TO y.
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The Plank Wink.

The Pink " UIhs
WE are truly glad to see the carpenters al
work, completing the plank walk between the
town and the University. Those who have this
good work in hand deserve ;hc thanks of the
students. and Of the citizens in general.
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Resisfing nm Officer.


Mosrs CrpP, of Beat No :, was arraigned
before magistrates court, on Monday last, and
bound over, 20 answer to the charge of resisting
by force and arms an officer Of the law in the
discharge of his duty.
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Flour! Flour!!
Administering Notice.

Il ETTERS II administration upon the estate #
l. John T. Rayburn. late Of the county 81 lafayette
and State 4 Mississippi, deceased. having been
granted 10 the undersigned By the Probate Court q
said county. At the October Term thereof lssf al
persons indebted - said estate hereby required
against sad estate are notified % present therclans
to rs duly authenticated within the time prescribed
BY lar, q the sane win Be barred.
W g A. RAlBURN, a.
H a. RAlBIRN. AN-'i F.
%. q. -sQ-gu.zl
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New Flour.

NEW FLOUR and FRESH CORN NEAL Just re-
~ ceived, and for sale by
Aug. 1-u r. T. DO1LE-
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Administrators Notice.
Admins traitors Notice.

II ETTERS of administration upon the estate of
IL Lydia Garrett, deceased late of Lafayette coun-
ty, Mississippi, having been granted to me by the
Probate Court of said county, at the September Term
thereof 1862 all persons indebted to said estate
hereby required 70 make payment to me, and those
having claims against said estate notified to pre-
sent the same to me- duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, their claims will be barred
j. G.. w. BARRETT,
Scnt9s-6wl7 ddmir.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-10-31

Hox. WIN. L. Yancsy addressed ami immense
crowd at New Orleans on Jazt Monday night
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-10-31
Kentucky Twill and LinSeys.

UTEBBER & WATKINS, under the Masonic
w Hall, are in receipt Of a fan supply Of supe-
rior Kentucky Twills and Linseys. Give them
call
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mass meeting and political discussion. Basket
dinners will be given each day. Distinguished
speakers arc expected Everybody is invited
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THE NTELLIGENCER.


A. b. SrRAwBHlDGE Co.. - liz Commercial
place, New Orleans, are authorized to act as agents
Tor the hsIigsncer to receive subscriptions and adj
yetising to make collections and reeepfo the same
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Citation Notice.

Citation Notlce.
To the unknown heirs Of r. S. Browning
Nancy CcfFev's heirs, unknown heirs o.
Elizabeth Griffin and her husband, E. ID.
Griffin; John Browning, Matilda Dicker
son, A. q. Browning, J. c, Browning
Elizabeth Avis and her husband, G. NJ
Avis; Robert Browning. John A. Brown
ing, A. 7. Browning, Caroline TatOm anC
her husband, J. d. Tatoln; Catharin
Nicholas and her husband, Isaiah Nicho
las; and the unknown heirs Of Benjamin
Browning, deceased:
VOU are cited n be and appear before the Pro-
Il bate Court Of the County Of Lafayette and STATE
of Mississippi. on the FOURTH MONDAY Of Ocfo-
Der next then and there to show csHse, If any you
can, why the petition II yoshus BroH ming Admins
TRAITOR Of Caleb Browning, sr, deceased, should moi
be granted, and decree for said sale entered
Z D. MOORE, CLERK
Sep S.1s0-wlA
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OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
OxroRp. Miss. Der. 81. 1850.

Corrected weekly for the Intslligeneer, by r.
E. DOYLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant
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TWills,
Administrators Notice.

Kentucky TwiIls and 1indseys for sale low at
WEBER q WATKINS.
-Oct. 81, '60-tf..2.
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THE ELECTION LASTS ONLY ONE
DAY.
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VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE AND
LANE NEXT TUESDAY.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-04-03
VOLUME II.
RYJ. l.. PENNINGTON.
Cur Railroad. and Politics.

The following tribute by the North Carolina
Standard to the energy and efficiency OF the Fres-
idents of onr North Carolina Railroads is well de-
served While all have done we'll we kn0to that
Charles F. Fisher and John D.. Whitford have
sacrificed their individual interest, their health.
comfort and been subjected to long separations
from their families in prosecuting the labors that
devove upon them the heads OF two of our
great State works. And how have these labors
been requited7 Why by many only with
abuse, sanderous charges and GbelOus insinua-
tons. But the intelligence of the many will tri-
umph over the vindictiveness of the few, and the
triumphant manner in which charges were met
and the enthusiastic reelection of these gentle
men last summer not only a thorough vindi-
cation of their integrity, zeal and fitness for the
places which they occupy but it was demonstra-
ton by the public in their favor which should,
and which did for while, put to shame their
puny revilers
But we shall never have peace until Railroads
and politics are separated. Mr.. Fisher is abused
because he is a democrat Mr. Whitford has been
prosecuted and abused because he is not demo-
crat, We copy the following from the last Stan
dard
Charles T Fisher, Esg.-The last Gree sborough
Patriot smaIting under old sores spits forth another
that Tie n. G. Road is ''rentrd ont" to Mr. Fisher,
and that, under this contract, Air. Fisher is transport
ing iron for te Western Extension to the neglect
freight &c. Now. will believe this charge
The Editor of the Patriot himself dues not believe it.
1t Is but continuation of the unjust warfare w"g
Mr.. Fisher simi ~ be au7e he is Il deinoc at, d
b.ctuse the RoaG prospers in his hands.
Mr.. Fisher we'll afford to disregard these =
tacks- His labors, his anxieles his sacrifices OF tn
and health for the OF the Road speak for hin
ITO vrpers .,awing a file.
We have paid some attention to the management
of the Raj DIS
tlously say that an effort ud he made in vain 20
obtain the services of better Qualified. or who
would perform their duties more juiIciou~ly and sat
isfacturily than Messrs. Fisher, Pearson, A II"
Wilder, and Whitford have performed theirs. M
doubt the Presidents of new lines don and vii
.do well these gentlemen. We refer to the latter
only because four of tue Roads have ben for some
time full operation, while the filth tthe WeSerI
ExtensiUnj is already in for fifty sixty
miles