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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOU CENTRAL RAILROAD. lCOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the hoed equal 20 Ia the count
TAE GREAT SHORT LINZ To TIE WEST


ThE GREAT SHORT LINE To TIE WEST.
Omco No Astsr House. corner Of Vesey.st.
Fsces for the tsnsPOIt,u u and from Gin
cnnsti Chcsgo st. Louis, ST Paul Nashville Memphis. New
Orleans and al other o~n II the West, North west and South
ves unsuTp ssed foT sFeeo and mi0rt by
Through trains the Wet York cot Of Court
Morning Express. u EVENING o.
Sleeuirz AZ snic King caTs al the trsius
Pane always low, and the tame quick by any other
,uS nom any point the RaroGds Of Ohio K-ntucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, lows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
Riot or a1y tie LaYgaolo nysrs Of the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh
ne rates Of Freight 20 and from point Of the West by the
P.uUvIvais aiIosd ali tEe ~ favorable charged
by cher Raro.d Com2suies Merchants and shippers iutrls
fs the traIspo30n Of their freight 70 thE Company nelly
win confidence ou it, speedy transit
This COErany also maintains an Emgr2t Accommodation
which parties stng westward ENJOY cheap SD
Comfortable ned G. conveyance onsha thr hrtcass rates
al Are D. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH Co. freight Agents, q, ,,,,,,,- .
No Astor House 1nc No ! South " Imam 81
no 3 Battery place.
ENoCH LEV rs, General sup't Altoona, Pa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting wh trsns NORTH sod y Es.'
Prom Monday, April D. 1870 frzins viii lsaye OhAHDe
Albany hsil "a. Sleeping Car Train, s:zO p M
lsuhdsys nolaS ed Way Trains fOr Sing Siag - NJ ana
Is and for P0ughksepsle, Is aud D. ~ M ict
IsnyoyD rs and 10 4t f0T feekszil $50 p m IRON
5lsst Buffalo AID NortbeTa Lightning News Trftn SWAN
Eoinant 6:l5 m. Passenger taken az Chsmbcr Canal
rs ts1ndsys cs5ed and IS and 1910 and Sio, and
500 (Sgndsys ueluded) and % sad Albany about hAH
q ssg bssL - 3, bAlIB, syIsIlassaassS
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, WInF-AWAKE CIURS.

ITO WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS.
Every Wide Awake Club should have copies Of
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
Completely HORACE GREELEY and y. v CLEVELAND
Price pr copy Sent by mail prepaid on rcept o. plse
Clubs sse supplied by express At SIS per 100 Address -
THE TRIBUNE, EeW-Yo-h
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LIVERY Woman who suffers from Irregularities
Il should use DR.. MARTINS CATAMENIAL COR
RECTOR, which IL without exception -
THE BEsT MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
Tor all Arising from Irregularities Chronic OF Nervous
Debility Pepiiaton Of the Heart Vertigo Dizziness Pains
In the Rdney Pains in the small Of the Back Pains under the
Shoulder Of Spirits LaDguor and Nervousness sener
alv Difficult OF Suppressed Menstruation, &c.
Price retail 81 80 per bottle 81 for four bottles
ToT sale by MesUs Barnes Park and +. C. Wells Co.,
N - j. d. DE NYSE,
Gsnernl AGENT for the United States and Canada,
No. III William. a., N. Y.
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A NEW DISCOVERY
N For the retention and radical Of HERNIA or RUP-
TURE, 6c-WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUS and SUP
PORTER, A GREAT IMPROVEMENTS CLEAN, LIGHT,
and PERFECTLY SURE TO HOLD FEMALE SUPPORT
Frs the principle Applied only at No Is Bond-sL
N Y. Descriptive pamphlets gratis LADIES DEPARTMENT
attended by lady.
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Amount Of coal transported and shipped 0y railroad
and canal rom the schuylkill region during the week
ending Thursday, Aug. %, 1860
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DAY.BOAT for ALBANY Steamer DANIEL
A. pREW caves Jsy st every TUEsDAy Ih9RsD ,,,
for Saratoga and the Wsst
PAILROAD 10 LONG BRANCH, N. J.-RAB
HI TTAE aud DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stoppins
nff ks s: md s sTcs PhrcE 'isss
foot Of ROeiD.Onst inorth ode wharf a, NJ ane p r.
9Th p s s 5 a a.b I ss and
Hon ksturning cars viii leave Long hraneh o. X ~ % T.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
IL post End FALL RIvER.-The splendid and supeior
sss@@e5 Can't yEG SRS7 at o
m aud the rs PRE- STAT, Capt BIayL5n en- MONDAY,
WEDNFsDAY, end FRIDAY, at 5O'slOckp m. from Pier
Hsr.sSr win be regarded secured to sppu
cant until tn aI nave ss bIRsSS S %r great dispatch BY
al - press VIM BORDEN, Aren't Nos 70 and n wesst
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
ton with Delaware Lsckswanna and Western Railroad and at
Es SUMMER sf L Ses May
LfSvS f1 a m for Esson Reading Har
hsbmE Msuch Chunk sc. NJ n g..
Nail IEA p,.,.d M oI Es''On "S'' zap '''a''
iaE THRouGH TRAIS-FOr Esston, Maueb Chunk Reading
~ THRorGH TEA1S-FOr EastOn, Allentown, Aaueh
sHx WAY TRAN-For somervle aud intermediate stations
Express TRAM Pos HASklssuRS
buIa AZ ~ 40 noon In time trains Psnnsyvs
mia Railroad and west Northern Central north and
LFIvE NEv.YoRK PrER No. ". r at 7o0 and 1l3o
m and 40 m Eaon and intermediate stations, and at
3 81 D. IN. for Someryile and intermediate stations ,
JOHN q. STERNS, Superintendent
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Summer amusement for pleasure travel trains leave 18th
i0:I5 m-EIpress for Albany Troy, Saratoga Sharon
ns Niagara Pals Lake 9sorge Lebanon sPpF' and Lake
Springs Niagara Falls and oil West Also with trains
fr SsYatoxn and al points North 8I5a mFoT Croon Falls
connecting Bridge with Stages f Lake Wsccabue
and At Crotop Falls Stages for Lake Mshopac 43O
For Dover Plains meeting 0odn Bridge with Stages Tor
Lake Waccsbuc and at Creton Falls with Stages for Lake
N.honan JOHN BURCHILL, Assist Supt
NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Man and Express Line. leave New Yoh at p and
a NJ and fare So Through tickets sod for Gin
cinsii and West and for Washington New Orleans and
the South &C. and through baggage checked Washington In
a. N. and p. trims. - .
J W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage received trains unless delivered and
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
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Lcpdon-l 200 bbs. Flour At &c. 3D.. 10 hhds. Tobacco
81 i2s Cd Per stesmer-500 bxs Cheese AZ 55s., and
300 frkins Butter at Soc. To Glasgow-20 900 bush.
Whes in BAGS at I'D. To RC;tsrdsm-7oO bbs. a. 4s.
v.pel of 200 tuns from Jacksonville 10 North side OF
Cuba for $l3 y NJ feet. A brig TO Cork and market
with Wheat a. i'd and 70 the sams destination at
1919. vessel 70 Jacksonville and back with Floor
ing Boards, at $40 so = NJ feet
The business of tie Sub-Trsasury was; Receipts,
sls4 47s 76-for Cus'oms $72 900; Payments, $751;
9O9 ~; Ba,auee s., 9sj, SIS 81.
TIE esrnir 90 of The Illinois Central Railroad Tor the
third week of August were:
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The following comparative statement of the value
ofexpors from ofthe year to August q

Total................ 80. S507 94 $685.,
Increase Of the week compared with that Of 1889 ,
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-EeadiD9 kaiIroad-@ l--5cnuyIkII OsnaI
For week. For season. For week. For sea,
Tn. CIT Tnns Cwt Tuna Cyt Tuna
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sI3 1912 s2lOsl6O1 s8,493,l1 sLl9s69l
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ATEW-lORK and like KAILhDAD.-
~ DUEKIRK EXPRESS at q ~, FOR Dunkik Buffalo,
Csnmdsigus and principal stations CO.,
MAIL Sis q. for Dunktk and uterneolate St4lons
TbisTran remains night at Enlra- -
WAY At 545 p. IA for AdaietOwn hewoursh' and inter
MEDIATE Stations 800
NIGHT EXPRESS daily a. p. m, for Dunkirk Buffalo,
auaadseus AID principal Stsons The train Of Saturday stops
a al mail train stations, and only g ElmIra
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05


has raised it from humble beginnings to be
one Of the most prosperous and powerful ma
lions in the world---shall this party be broken
up fofisueh "a eaase D. This is the question.
The numerous, powerful, pious,, and respectas
bic Methodist Churchhas been thus divided
The division was asevere shock to the Union.
A similar division Of the great Democratic
party, should it continue, would rend asunder
one Of the most powerful links which binds
the Union together, Ia 1. -, -.
| entertain no such fearful appFehensions.
The present issue is transitOry, and will
speedily pass away In the nature of things
it cannot continue There Is but one possi-
bic contingency which can endanger the
onion; and against this all Democrats,
whether squatter sovereigus or popular SOW
ereigns, win present united resistance
Should the time ever arrive when Northern,
agitation and fanaticism shall proceed so far
as to render the domestic fire-sides Of the
South insecure, then and not till then, will
the Union be in danger. A united Northern
Democracy will present wall of fire against
snch catastrophe !9yo a'.. laTela aH a
There are in our midst numerous persons
who predict the dissolution Of the great
Democratic party, and Others who contend
that it has already been dissolved. The
wish is father to the thought. 1t has been
heretofore in great peril; but when divided
for the moment it has always closed up its
ranks and become more powerful, even from
d efeat. 1t will never die whilst the Oonsti
tuition and the Union survive. 1t will live
to protect and defend both. 1t has its roots
in the very vitals Of the Constitution, and,
like one Of the ancient cedars. of Lebanon, it
will flourish to afford shelter and protection
to that sacred instrument, and to shield it
against every storm of faction. Renewed
applause. f. 30 cam f- ~ t,1.9 lsv 4.
Now, friends and fellow-citizens, it is prob
able that this is the last political speech that
] shall ever make. A voice, ave hope notr'l
1t is now nearly forty years since first came
to Washington as member of Congress, and
] wish to say this night that during that
whole period / have received nothing but
kindness and attention from your fathers and
yourselves. Washington was then compare
lively small town; now it has grown to be
great and beautiful city; and the first wish
of my heart is that its citizens may enjoy I'M
interrupted health and prosperity. l thank
you for the kind attention you have paid to
me, and now bid youall good night. Pro-
longed cheering,l r..U 7a n.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
Wihat M,iii they nov now .aYi

- .It4I SilI S4tnlN.I o. -. /.
"a The Bell-Douglas papers have been industri-
opsly circulating report that Senator A. G.
Brown, of this State iHteadsd 70 give tie Rreck-
inridge ticket the benefit of his silent and indi-
yiduai vote, merely, and that he would take no
part in the pending canvass. The Senators in Q
letter 70 Mr.. Galloway, Of Aberdeen, some weeks
since, announced his purpose to give that ticket
his warm and earnest support On the 10Th
inst, at Corinth. in Tshemingo county, he de-
livered a,speeeh to his fellow citizens, in which
he eounselied them to vote for Breckenridge and
Lane That senseless story, therefore, can no
longer be repeated, except to the uniformed,
with the slightest prospect Of making anything
by it," and our imaginative friends viii have to
invent some other fable. sd. 1atai 5sofn OH
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

q 3
remarkabel pusson. erterprisin Stranger.
You left the Shears of trans, wair you yous to Nv
& landid' hear, t.ikin at rs Iii Stan 81
You hev much genus & aperiently few cloaths
Your intelligent teachers Speaks well Ballanst
mind. Yil(fs III II ~ tlNlfrT
4 we al no youv got a well .Ballanst Body.
You must Be good, for We al no you wOck
a Strait nsrer path wich few kim foller. iI4i
altho thin clad your not Shiftless pusson,
fur you Supoart yourself aneomon well.
Sumbody warnd you Bout the LIST falls Step,
for al kin see youm cairful not to talk it. .. ~
remarksbcl pusson perick Biznis mani
wus il a gal that got yoo onto String!
Exlzews me ef | tech tender cord ilY 81
j woodent hirt your feelins for the world.
wot Serious man did you talk lessons ov?
You probbly Startid onto rail rode trac,
or praps curb stun; then you tooc to fensis;
Il then you SCARED to rafters of moo houses,
Scarin al the Carpenters like mischief;
then ''roaps" wos whispered Ri your gardian
angel
to wich yon listend with Swete Sirpris,
& orderd oy a Balens poal imejitly.
remarkabcl pusson forriner trcmenjusl
How plain you Sho the good ov egsersize
hi merely a taikin of wock, you clecr
1000 dolers neerly every time.
Besides, you wock into al pepels afeckshuns
the Hier you git the Straiter you kin wock.
this shows you amt at al like Comon foax,
witch cant wock mulch when thay air Elevated.
Youm Consecraitid for to wock roap.
Ef was yung, witch Strickly Spekn amt troo, }
& hedent no wife, likewise no tender infans
i thine idle lern for to wock roap miself
remarkabel pusson perscwerin frenchman
didyou leve eny LIST chop men in franss
idc bet thare amt no smarter men than you
tharel
Hes lewis napolin ever seen You wocky
IF so, peraps he got Hint org
that learnt him for to keep the roap hisself
thay Say sum pcpcl go to See you fall,
g. Gus perfiscly when they See you doant
Ben french, ov coars you would plcsc your
frens;
But probbly you amt french cnuf for that
Becos it woodent pay as wei as wockin; =
Besides, you coodcnt git your life inshoored.
remarkabel pusson! Elivatd carrictcr!
Wot is your cam opinyun ov america?
You must hev moments Of profound refckshun
Vile a-standn onto your He'd SO dgniilde.
We Shood BE Sorry to IIev you 60 away
& say that things Hcer doanl egsactly SCOT
Wccr very angshus for to plcse graft formers.
air 700 plesed with niagry, mr.. Blondiny praps
IL amt as good for fall, as Sum in trans,
But it roars cutie passibcl, sumtime in the mite.
You air admired graft former, BY thousans
Keep on wockin, mr.. Blondin. adoo.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
r io 7~- mo. 66O.]
N E B r ASK a.

Synopsis Of the Presidents Procla-
nation, No. 600, dated April 20,
1860. .f. .:..t.... .f...,. ..r
1T orders public sales in the Territory of Nebraska
Il as follows: t
At the land Office at BROWNSVILLE on the eth day
Of August next, of twentysix townships heretofore
unoffered, in the counties of Jones and Saline.
At the land Office at BROWNSVILLE on the 20th day
Of August next Of twentyfour townships heretofore
unofered in the counties Of Fillmore and Jefferson
At the Land Office at NKBKAsKA CITK on the 18th
day of August next Of tventy-eight townships and
fractional townships heretofore un6ered in the eoun-
ties Of Clay, Lancaster, Calhoun Saline Greene, and
Butler. f.,..,, . IL, Como. -..f. 3. ,..
At tle land Office at NEBRAskA crrY, on the 9th
day Of August next of twenty-seven townships and
fractional townships in the coun-
ties Of Saline Greene, and ButleE
At the land Office at OMAHA CITT, on the 18th DAY
Of August next Of tlirtythree townships and fftc-
tiona townships heretofore xnofered, in the ooun-
ties Of Plat, lizard, and Cunning.
At the land office At DAo0TAB CITY on the eth dav
Of August next Of forty townships and fractional
townships heretofore unohered, IN the counties Of
Cedar, Dixon, Pierce, and Qui Court
Al the land Office = DAcoTAH CRY, on TIE 10Th
day Of Augnsi next Of thirtyssven townships here
tofore unOfered, in the cOuRties of Pierce and Qui
Court = 4 t.-6 .tar-oa . anil ~oH
Tho lands vii be offered with the usual exceptions
Of school sections, &C., &c. p
The sales win be kept open until te lands are al
offered, Ehsh Is to be sccompishsd within two vees
and no longer, and no puTate entry Of any Of the
lands viii be admitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks.
Pre-emption claimants are iTeuuired to establish
their claims 70 the sat~ssi ef de proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sales Otherwise their lains viii be for.
feited. fsir T e..
JOS 6. WILSON. Commissioner Of
the General land Offce
GESLRAL LAND OFTICT, June IL, 1850 -s-sr.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

20 GILBERT HVsb the negro who rescued so
many persons from death, at the burning Of
the Richmond theatre, nearly fifty years ago,
is still living and plies his trade, which is that
of blacksmith, in Richmond, Virgins. So
says Mrs. TERHuNE-better known as
"MARIoS HARLAND Yin her new novel,
= Nemesis" just issued by Derry AND JACK
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

and howthey were raised to their present elesa-
tion-anay have been moulded. where they are.
from the sand Of the dssciE.just Is the Enpe-
rOr Napoleon may. IN the hck efqusrries 1t the
Isthmus Of SueA, mould thewsllsn q. his great
ship canal, to unite the Mediterrsnean and Red
Seas, from the red Arabian sands. IT at Ella,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
Adninistrators Notice.

"HEREAS letters Of administration on Ne es-
w tate Of Cuieb BroNhlnE deceased were gran
ted % he tadsriened 81 de Ian NAY term a the
Probate COurt Of lafayette County, State Of Nisiss
spp: Nov all persons having claims againsi the e.
tate Of said deoedent are hereby required 10 exhibit
the within he tine prescribed BIZ law. or the
sane viT be barred;
DsTCA BROWNING Admir-
Asas 9, 1sF0-i-l-sr
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
PROSPECTUS r
r.. - OF THE f..f ....
Oxford Intelligencer.

IT is proposed TO establish at Oxford, Mississippi,
a weekly Journal under the foregoing title and 70 is
sue the first number about the LIST day Of June,
1860. 600 TH-..... "a ......t... ..t,s.-. .t-U
Tue ISTELLIGEScER will not be the organ Of any
man, of any clique combination Of individuals;
but it will endeavor faithfully TO represent the views
and sentiments Of the community of Oxford and La
yctte county and 10 uphold and foster all the great
interests-educational, agricultural material, social
and mora-with which the highest welfare of our PEG
pie Is identified
The fundamental doctrines ~ the State Rights
school of Democracy will constitute the guides by
which the political course Of the paper will be con-
trollcd; and while the INrELLIGEScER will sustain
Southern institutions and the Of the South, with
energy and zeal it will do calmly and only by
son and argument-remembering that there is zeal
which as not according to knowledge and whose
only weapons are empty defamation and appeals to
popular Ignorance, passion and prejudice, II will
eanes ysuppor the principles andorganizaton Of the
Democratic party but, at the same time II will be
courteous TO those Of fclow-citizens who po
litically opposed to It nor will it descend, in any
case, to personal abuse and utilization.
The Editor first saw the light in Tennessee, but
was brought to Mississippi while he was yet
conscious infant. Here he nurturcd and educs-
ted lie, is a graduate of the University Of Misss-
sppi. lie is bound to Mississippi by every tie Of
ISOLATION and Affection and il viii be his contant duty
to show that he is not unmindful of those obligations
which be owes TO her. t.
Nothing will appear in the columns Of the IsrELLr-
which the Editor does not believe be true
for il is his purpose to establish for the paper repu-
tation, both at home and abroad which shall cause its
every statement Of fact to be implicitly relied on.
The Editor will studously avoid all controversial
as far the may be avoided with propriety by
whose duty it will be to call things by their right
names, when he speaks Of them at all.
Terms, 81 per annum in advance, or % so at the
end Of the year.. t''. g.
HOWARD FALCONER, ll
.. -+.- 7 y Editor and Proprietor.
Arropn Me- Mar XII 1870
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

orR witty and humorous friend, Jaques Mau-
ice, Of, *. n, Pepper notoriety, has written
the following entitled "a Noad to Mr. Bfondin,p
which We copy from the RspaJlie.-Ex
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

Notice,

Pagns, Albert Pagne W. l. 4lforS Elizobsth
7bFpsr and ker lsnzbsnd Jobar 7iasarr. Riokand
q Qaarlss aad his rife Sarah Qzarles, and Guardian
Of Mohala 4Lfreas's heirs, O. ", BelamH Guar.
dan Of Izot Hgnn's heirs md 1te suilssous kesrs
Of JOBS and Merry osost eH1i sa ofbsrs interested
IN The essateef jobs 0spsa, ,deesasad r., 80. ..--r
Nop are cited 70 be and appear before the Probate
IL Caur1 Of the County Of Lafs sette and State Of
Mississippi, on the fourth MONDAY Of Juy neSt then
and there % khoE cause, If any YOU can, ihe e.
nal. account Of Wm. Oven, Administrator with the
viii annexed Of John 0ren, deceased, should not BE-
ludi.ed and allowed .-i-li, ii9'l17l 81 - fsi7
Ed. MOORE, Clerk.
June 6, 1seO-l-l-4W..
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

To lMrsTAa a. FondvH and her husband William
F6adrsA, Mary T. Carothsrs AID her husbands B.
CarothsTs, Nary Roeket and her husband H. II.
Rocket AND John w, HaOlstt, distribsaees Of WI
Ia4 T. Hesrsett, de..ass1 -
V0U are cited 20 appear before the Probate Court
Il Of the County Of lafayette and State Of Missis-
sippi, on the fourth Monday Of July next, to show
cause y any yo1 can, Why The final account Of r g.
Hewlett AdministrztcFs bsrfszon Of the estate Of
Wilizm r. Feulett deceased, sboald not be audited
June g .lseo-l-l-4E.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

500 POUNDS NO. l SHOULDERS.
Just received from S. Louis, and Tor sale by
June col ~ GEO. u. FKE
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
ALL OTHER GOODS,
rsf 90 ...uH' I.r'f Ir. NJ H
I'D Ftt laul
TOO TEDIOUS TO MENTION

4 IL Of which are offering at very low prices
IA FOR CASH and to Punctual time Dealers
Call and examine stock before purchasing else
where and will try and make Il TO your interest to
buy OF us, we are determined no other house
shall soil goods lower than We do. .l..v
June 90, ls60-l-3-f.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

f1s gefi4ria rd Ig 30 @
aJ CONSISTING IN PART OF Dam 81
~ b. tiiE On. sai hHa ..IIao, 9.ai l'lal
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw
Goods, Ladies' and Misses Bon
nets, Hats and Boomers, Hard d,
ware, aueensware, Glass. ''q
ware, Ready-Made Cloth
1.q ing, Domestics, Bleached 4ql
and Brown Sheetings, %
c0snaburgs, Cottonades, 5-r
Jeans, Tweeds, Linen Drills
and Ducks for pants, Cloths,
Hosiery, Gloves, Irish Linen,
and a large Stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Collars, Lawns, Ginghms,
Cambrics, Organizes of all varie-
ties and styles, Fancy and
/ Plain Silks, Ladies' Lace r.rs
Mantillas and Points, IN. a
" Grape Shawls and 'l'' i' q
Mantillas, a.,...
White Goods, Laces, Embroideries,
Sleeves and Cellars In sets,
".t.f ~ .H1 -Hal
Hal anf. H.l.. 1. fa hasr,tI. ar
AND A LARGE VARIETY OF s4.g.
7r.H .'.f ~ tf .r tuI rut T
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05

remarkabel pusson! eIterprisin Stranger.
You left the Shears of trans wair you yous to hv,
4 landid' hear t-ikil at Is Iii Stan. 81
You hev much genus & aperiently few cloaths.
Your intelligent teachers Speaks well Ballanst
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-09-05
IA r ID VA r E
Agricultural Implements, &C.,
nn Ne- M..one Banding, soulh .ids PubIIe squ.rsl
OXFORD. MISSISSIPPI
Notice.

/, June 20, ls6o-l-s-a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-25

A CLUSTERING DOUGLAS MAN.-An
Owosso man, full Of Douglas zeal, made great
noise yesterday in the streets about betting, and
offered to make all kinds of unreasonable wagsrs.
Among the rest he stumped Mr.. Whitman to bet
$50 that five States could be named which would
vote for Lincoln, the money to be put up this
morning, or IS forfeit. This morning the forfeit
vas claimed, the stakes pot being forthcoming.
He also bet s. with Mr.. Daniels that no man
could be found who would 500 each, ON the
three following propositions, viz: That Douglas
would not carry Illinois; That Douglas would
not carry five States to be named That Lincoln
would carry five States to be named. 1t is need.
less to say that Mr.. Daniels found such a man
without trouble, and the OwossO man lost his
Eve dollars but failed to cover the three $1OG
bets