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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

THE Bell and Everett electors Of Virginia,
having met in Richmond to cast the vote Of the
State, banquet was given to them on the 9Th
by their political friends, to which anumber Of
he distinguished men Of their late party were
invited The general tone of the speeches was
strongly in favor Of the Union, and submission
to Black Republican domination. Among other
speakers was the notorious John Minor Bolts,
who advocated resort to force by the United
States Government, If necessary to administer
the Federal laws and keep the Union together.
II is creditable to the meeting, however, that
his views met with but little sympathy. II
Bolts were worthy Of so much notice, the PeO-
PIE Of Virginia ought to give him PeremPtOry
notice to remove his quarters North Of the negro
line CLarios.
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Administrators Not;ca

EfIbRs Of administration upon the estate of
- Alexander N. Crawford, deceased- ia,e ~ T.
iaycte County, Mississippi, having bceu Granted -
me ne frotaie Court Of said county, al the Sen
te.1oer Term thereof, 1890, an persons iadeTtcd q
so 100 are hereby required to make payment to
IL. s'O-e having Claims against said estate are
within the time prescribed by lAy. or tbr;r ri,
~iii be barred. 80 JOHN N. cRAwFORDS
f1sar
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NV Mothers Home.
M pISI.Ey JOHNSON.

oh. carry me back TO my native shore.
For my heart is sad and lone;
And ere die, let me gaze once more
On my mothers cottage home'
Oh, bear me back to the quiet shade
or the well-known trystins tres;
To the babbling stream and the sunny glaze.
Tho hsuuts of my childhoods glee.
Ny spirit pines for my mothers love-
And the grasp Of her dear right hand;
And to feel once more affection'skiss
From the joyous household band;
Then. hear me back to my native shore,
For my heart is sad and lone;
And Gre die let mo gaze more % -
On my mothers cottage home. =.
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COLLEGE HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY

NE next session Of this aourishine Ir,,;,s,;o-
WI eon'9ence on the FIRST JFsgTDs y =
1870 Is lOcsts'i in healthy and piess,n,
- W;H.:.. miles North Of Oxford, and pear
~ Al7''SS'pp Central Railroad Tor Iart;,Tl.-s
-'' ure =, =. ". y PINE, Prinrinal
COLLEGE Hill His-
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|1d tFnbraces and kisses at one mo-
went, and the next it will fling YOU out to
perish in frozen outer darkness, forgetting
you ever lived. But principle, whether it
ever declared itself passionately or not will
never disappoint-will never leave you nor
forsake you.
1t is, perhaps, to be regretted that there
are rigid and stern beings who deny to the
warm aRd kindly hearts that beat beneath
their rock-bound and stern exterior any inn
puIsiye action; but on the kindness of men
like these one may rely, almost as on that of
God. Well would 1t be for the world were
all IS faithful and as truly kind as they.
Men of iron features and Of changcless
hcarts-incompsrabls ard they to be honorcd
above those who sway to every breath Of
feeling, and weep one moment over the sor-
rows at which they win laugh or sheer the
next; and yet how beautiful humanity wonld
be If the granite of truth and principle. and
the sweetness, freshness, and attraction of
impulse, went together as they ought Beau
ty and truth should ever go hand in hand.
The sernblance and the reality should be to-
gether-that which is sweet and winning
should never be rs a bubble. to break and
vanish; or as false light, to 90 out IN your
path when you need it most. Kindness
should be constant, or it is ret kind.--F'aBai-
" JsgrpgL
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To the Ladies.

R0NNETS ANe HATS trimmed. in the ,s.,.s,
ID and most fashionable style, at the sortss, -,
tice, by mrs A K uoVvT9. nv
Oxford, Sept la.-stls - Z
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

<EtM tr1ck ne NaiHeo sudS"' Vh,
counting the trees aloud as he went along.
At last, coming close to them, he said
lyon, who have nothing to do. might rend.r
me a service Howl inquired one Of them.
why, You might help me to win wager |
have made. have bet that there are not
5000 trees in the walks round town. have
several times tried to count them myself, but
have ALWAYS forgotten the number before l
have done. You could do it for me and en-
low a pleasant walk at the same time
Whether he held out any promise Of rcmnne-
ration does not clearly appear. The old men
affirm he did, and at once undertook the job,
walking slowly round the town. aLd pocket
ing small pebble for every ten trees. They
saIled on NJ. D in the evening, and gave
him . paper stating that the number of irees
VA, l.ise. plus one (why they chose this
k,rm Of expression, instead Of Saving simply
I1s7. docs not appcr) NJ D. thanked
them and offered them glass Of wine but
they insisted on being paid for Their trouble
according TO promise; bnt he denied having
- anv-promise. The Others, in conse-
.,,.nc, sanshtdzied HIM before the judge de
II, n, The snk Of lsf SIC, at the rate Of
one seutime per tree, and the matter was I'll
tim.lclv compromised by the payment OF
Iaf ar which sum NJ. D has the salts
f.rs;o, Of having aided an important item to
,hs ststsztie, II To!ss
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fVol ~ Cloth "a 10 law sbccn a.
Woonprpy nv rms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the yErou,
Elements of Stability in the well.proportonod Arch.
with n,,rc,o,s Tables of the ultimate and Acn,,I
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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26
GEO. D. ZEE.
1T orders public sales in the Territory of K,n,... =,

orders public sales in the Territory of Kansss. as
4 foliows: 9. =
At the land Office at JrScrIox Crrr. on the 9th d,y
OF August next Of forty townships and parts of town
ships heretofore unofercd in the counties of Mar
shall and Washington
AT the land office at JuxcTIoS CrrY on the Goth dsy
Of August next of tlirty-hree townships heretofor.
unofcred, in the counties of Clay and Dickson.
At the land Office at JrScrox cir, on the Io,h Az
Of September next Of thirty TOW nsips and f.
ional townships heretofore unocrcd in the counties
Of Wise and Butler - r''"
At the land Office ut FORr ScorT. on the lstb s,x
OF August next, of twenty-five townships and p,rts
OF townships heretofore unofeed in the corntie. az
Anderson, Cofec Madison, and Butler. - =
The lands will &c Offend with the usual exceptor.
Of school sestions, &c, &c
The sales aih be ktpt open until the lands arr an
offered which Is 10 be accomplished within two xeek,
and no longer. and no private entry Of any of m,
lands will be admitted until after the expiration AZ
the two weeks f
Presumption claimants are REQUIRED "a est,hl;.h
their claims to the stisfaction0f the proper Reg;,,
and Receiver. and make payment for the sarne on or
before the day appointed for the commencement az
The public sales, otler~ise their clzims viii he mr.
leited --r. "
..f. JOS s WILSON, Commissioner ~
the General Land Of5es
OESkRAL LASD oFTIcE, June IA, lseo-s-sv
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Music,
A fresh assortment of New and Popular Piece
.3RsseGRSoa and Ebony

Inlaid Writing Desks, WOrk-bpSes, and Dressing
cases. l'f ~ -tAs "a
Sr.Ashaiee sssgtmcnt Of Pocket Cutlery, Of Rogers
and Nostenholm's make. ..
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes Tooth Brushes, Comb
Brushes and Clothes Brushes. Toilet and Pocket
Nomos- f4EgFt 1tE aaf~
A fall assortment Of Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powder,
Comestiques, Extracts Ponlades &c, together with
an endless variety Of Fancy Goods. ~H
0rders for Books and Music sent weekly In New
York and Philadelphia. - '--srsf sep1s SIN
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

LILIls None exceeds about four times
that of Great Britain or Prussia It is nearly
three times thatof France, five times larger than
all Germany, about three to four times larger
than Spain, and nearly double that Of the Rus
sian empire in Europe. And, taking the entire
area of all the slave States, they give surface
surprising in extent all the territory held in Eu-
rope by the boasted five powers with Spain and
Turkey thrownin.
, The census Of 1850 shows that the popula-
tiou Of the slave States Was s4s6, 7Sl 4, 292,-
AIS whites, and {, 2O4.21s slaves. According to
the ratio Of increase Of the whites and blacks
during the decade previous to 1850, the present.
population of the slave States embraces about
8, 500, 600 whites, and about 1000, 600 of blacks,
giving total population Of 12,5OO,OOO.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

1T orders public sales in the State of Iowa, as fol.
Il lows;
At the land Office at FoRr DoDas, on the 10th day
Of November next, Of fty townships and parts or
townships, heretofore unoffercd in the counties .
Humboldt, kossuth, Bancroft Pocahontas, Palo Allie,
and Emmett.
At the land Office at Stock CRY, on the 2eth day Of
November next, of forty townships and parts Of
townships, heretofore unoacred, in the counties Of
Palo Alto, Emmett, Dickinson, osccola, and Bun.
come. RI" ft1rH
The lands win be offered with the usual exceptions
Of school sections, &C., &c. ..f. ..-.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which is to be accomplished within two weeks
and no longer, and no private entry Of any Of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required 10 establish
their claims to the satisfaction Of the 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 claims win be fer.
fsited. "a -.
JOS. S--WII.S0N, Commissioner Of
.sas... a, - the General Land Oriea
GEsERAL LAND oFTrcE, Sept. !, 1850. .i7-io,
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no. 665.l
| @ W A..

Synopsis of the Presidents Procla-
nation, No. cC5, dated August IA,
1850.
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BE Kind To I2ach Other.

PEOPLE arc generally kind enough when
they feel wish to be so. 1t is easy TO be
kind when impulse is so inclined, or when
one has something to gain by it; but to be
kind from principlc-oiways kind, kind to
ALTO those not particularly agreeable as
we'll as those one lovcs-that is quite snoth-
cr matter. And yet that is the only kind
ness that is Of any real .yaluc-thc only kind
ness on which one can depend.
Many persons delude themselves into a
pleasant belief that they are kind hearted be-
cause they are conscious Of being, in certain
cases, quickly touched with sympathy, and
because, while their fit is on, they say and
do great many very kind and amiablc
things but when the novelty Of that pecu-
liar distress has worn of, and it lies an ac-
customcd thing, before thcm--when it has
ceased to cause their hearts to throb, or their
eyes to swim, though not to cause to its vic
tins all the woe that at first so moved them
do they steadily continue the needed sym
patty and aid which at first they SO eagerly
offcredi II they do, then they are, indeed,
kind, for true kindness is not so much in the
sudden flaming up Of sympathy, and the i'm
pulsive opening of the hand to aid, as it is in
the stcadfastness of feeling which never
glows so holly as to burn itself owl. -
f.
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essEaaIG Guitars,

violns, Banioes Flutes, Caronets, Flageoets Fifes
Accordeons, and other instruments, Of all qualities
and prices.
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Curious Trial.

Tnr Napol;oniep of Troys gives the fol-
lowing account "a singular case which has
Just been decided by the judge de PaiI Of
tbattown: -
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-26

y captain Monroe succeeded in reaching the
lighthouse in safety, although badly ffozen.-
Out Of the twenty two who had formed the pass
engers and crew of the Inflated Jersey city, but
fivc survived, being Capt NJ, two fremen, the
wheelsman, and one passenger. The others eli
Their persisted in the waves. or were frozen to
death in that lawful death march"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-16
lanttii u Goods.

LANKETS IND Heavy Wn":ens n o." ""n I'M
ID putlon" j'om E"yL'"d. Tmueslcs, FE.nilris
Satinctts. Inscy<. KerS,.ys, &c. tnr sale low.
Sept ll-tf \. NJ. 4 X. kEANEDl.
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NOTICE.
Notice
Esckeat Notice.

1 rpLICATION will bc matir at the next session
Of the LrgslSurc 10 vest the Estate Of Miss Sa-
saA Howell decd $Hbst, ;o IIsclcat in Mrs Eliza.
h.li, Howell c: ;,::.!:.lIc:.:r!. AEo. ltd.
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Plantation for ale.

) ,FFrE Eu;: S.i T. Ny t'nsNf A!t'A g.
6 .nr W"'.!rc lI>er ii"s'' "i's !i"m n'';'."' ,
crr,n.I.iir e :..,.i lh;'c,.n !I.:i,d ices :. pr
!. II e.: ,rx al,I ii!r Hi.,r j. 'i=t. "': ave
n W.. IN n h,v i:->..cl III. r. ti,r pace :
l;iI>l MIDI al :; SiIr t.r Il Jaw i'll VII a. "S re
q. u,s !irw Mall! Thee i, it," :aip. i'r Si"cL.
T. i prr.W Aei w"'n.d. en""-ii /" t''H s',c'o.
Il l,r. s,.luird iH i've ".""i
- dn rp...uvv.! .iIt-r l'c i"rt' within III d.
&c ui.n' dam. = !. II l'E.'..
...I So :
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ADMINISTRATORS Xotiee.

persons indebted to the Estalc of the late
6lliam Wilson. are hereby notified to make in,-
paJmc::t TO tie undersigned. or to my ;tto,-
! u. Shannon, Esq; and all persons having
ekainst said Estate, will present them duly Mt
s. the first day Of January next. otherwise
\ will be barred. J. j. llECKABE,
IL 2-3m Adnr.
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Application for | harter.

y pursuance Of Resolution passed at the Rlilroao
1 Convention. held IL Sumter the 18th nf Ju!r
1861, notice is hereby given that application will b..
made at the next Session 0 tic Legislature for an Act
to Irr;'rlmr;tc u Company to !uh Raj rr;d /" hc
called "Tbe Ce.hni LnVt'"d i :>""h Cn'mir". in
run from Guurs Station the Northeastern II. H.
road I,y WY ur Manning. Sumter. Eis!'"pvilc ani
Lame. Sr-yi!ir u Charlotte in North Carnina with
>llril slight notifications Ui tic location IS ma: TO
n,1c:S ry g;lt vpIlyrll eu,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
aANTA a lTAII..

IEDEPEEDEScE, Sept o.
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the 10th inst,
arrived this evening.
They have had two copious showers of rain,
which has revived the spirits of the people very
much
The mail party, consisting of Mr.. Devers and
assistant who drives the mail coach between
Santa Fe and Fl PasO, were attacked by band
Of Indians at OjO del Muerto and baTbarOusly
the coach TO pieces and drove OF the train. This
occurred about the lst inst.
Rodgers, who was convicted Of murder, was 70
be hung on the 18th inst.
On the 18th Of August q band of NayajOes at
tackled ranch near Santa Clara, killed one child
and took three into captivity. This was done in
daylight and they escaped with their captives
without mOlestatiOn.
Don Marcus SandOval who resided in the coun-
ty Of Los Vagas, was shot dead in his house on
the twenty sixth by some unknown assassin
ed the services Of 500 Utah warriors 70 fight the
NavsjOes.
The independent Volunteer campaign IS pro-
crossing finely. Il is anticipated that twice the
number Of men called will report At the rendez-
Vous.
Fifteen hundred regular troops are ordered to
march to the NayajOe country on the first of Oc-
tOber but as only six companies are mounted, il
Is feared they cannot do much good with well
mounted and desperate indians.
No news from the plains ofimpOrtance.
The rancho where Peacock was murdered has
been abandoned.
The goods Of the Indians were moved to Coun-
ell Grove
The time of the departure of the mail from this
place to Santa Fe has been changed from Mon.
daTs TO Saturdays
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
TFLFGRAPHlC
ARRIVAL. or TnrlADRIATTc.

Rrw YoRS. sept a.
The steamship Adrialie arrived at. midnish, last
n'fB fBs Rsua arrived out on the 10th, The North
Gsri6sidi entered Naples on the 9th with his stat
only. The 10Y was intense provisional govern
ment was formed.
Naples was tranquil
Garibaldi had discovered a National Committee H.
legally onstiuiedi and ordered the Perfect Of Police
NJ hsd oabsisped the Zee; and arsenal In Admiral
Pegoanoe, and proclaimed Emanuel King Of Italy.
The capitulation Of the fort was expected imIne-
insiifvections had taken place at Possro, Monte.
ielt9 end lthino. fourhundred insurgents rePulseq
ahe inhabitsnts Of Pergold, Sinigaglia, ard other
districts had also TovOlted and procaiuleQ uei
The telegraPhs and bridges were all broken down.
InsorrectionSry movements in the Marches and
Russia Senies Perisot reconciliation with Aus
tria. Arrangemenis ior meeting are 70 "a male ~,
Immediately, and measures taken isr ending the
A stsis Of seiqe has been proclaimed at Auoona.
Ths Turkish Ambassador Of Paris had received
peWsr to sign the SiriRn Convention.
The o. 8. Consul General at Alexandria had pro-
tested against the creation OF nterna tunal trib
ano or The settlement Of foreign monetary disputes
the eompetency q which tribunal be could not
meaibers as the Consul General Of the great Euro-
Ta1ScE--As the Pope's protector disapproves
Of armed resistance aud should Piedmont 40
eOmplisk aggression, France Will withdraw from
Sardinia her protection. France hopes Pied
mont will respect International rights, which
alone can preserve mutual alliance, and trusts
Emanuel will avoid political faults. which would
be q misfortune fer Italy.
Garibaldi found eighty million Iivres at the
Bauko Naples,
The Cabinets Of Vienna Munich and Dresden
advised the King Of Naples 70 take refuge in Ger
many.
The Sultan has ordered the Grand Vizler tc
proceed TO London and Paris, tOnegotiate loan
Illinois Central shares Just relapsed to 17@l'
discount
LIvERrooL, 1l.-Tlie bFeadstuis market is gen
orally steady.
The weather hss been favorable forerops.
Richardson, Spence s Co, Wakefield, Nash 4
CO, report -four quiet and steady, 27s6d@3ls PEI
bbl
Wheat steady, with less pressure to sell; for red
IOGl2; white, 1913.
Corn dali mixed and yellow ssSS0ssdi white
Provision market generally quiet Beefheavy
Pork quiet
Bacon steady.
Lard arm: 02965s.
Ccnsols closed ss&99SN for money 9a5S &C
count
Latest per Adriatio-LoxDox, t2-The Doncas
ter St. Leger. st. Albans came in first, Higl
Treason second, Wizard third. Fifteen horse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
OOMMRROIAL.
CLBvELAND DEARKRT-sEPT. "a

CLEVELAND NEARRET-SEPT. "a.
FLOUR-salss 20 bbls, S bbls and so bbls red
double extra at s5, and 50 bbls white wheat do at
S5,75.
WHEAT-There is still no movement in the
market, except in small way, to supply the wants
Of millers, who are compelled to accept holders fig
urss Sales IN this way have been cais red on
track at SLOs; cars do at slO7 and cars do from
store ct sIIO Receipts are rapidly falling of and
amount this morning to only cars, or about s,loO
bush.
CORN-Is inactive and dull at 45@46e.
OATs-Are in moderate receipt and steady local
demand. Sale car at &c, on track
HIGHWINES-Are active, with sales = bbls,
90 bbls, and bbls at 2lc.
BUTTER-W. R. remains steady at l4lal5c, and
Central at lO9l2c for common to choice.
CHEEsE-Firm with good demand at s69s55c
for good to prime W. R. dairy, and Sc for Ham
burgh.
EGGS-Firm at l0c.
SEEDS-sales 100 bush timothy at $40.
DRIED AFPLES-Holders are asking SIC Tor
fine samples Of new fruit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
npBRTRIF CALAnITTY.


IIrrsnURGHi oept II
One of the most appalling calamities that ever
took place here, occurred 81 2; IN, lo2A J,- N,
Ths boiler III the Marble Works OF w. w.
wallace, exploded, killing several men. The eX-
act numberis not yet ascertained.
The boiler passed out Of the builolh reauenlg
the back part 70 heap of ruins, and striking the
front Of robert & Barkcr's clothing store on the
opposite side of Liberty street; and killing tne
proprietor, who was standing at the door "a u Is
head was nearly taken on by the bloW Inc
boiler then passed through the rear Of the store,
into Swartz's Lager Beer Hall, which It nearly
demolished.
"A German named Hillefier, who was in the sa-
loon was Killed The boiler landed in the Pres
byterian grave. yard, back Of the Hall, having
passed through four walls
The number of men engaged in the W orks was
one hundred. and it is supposed that from fifteen
70 twenty are in the ruins.
The following are among the killed VIM
Buck Wm McMurray, I. MeCutcheon, Ag-
new, j. R. Hamilton, Lewis hutchinson, hoDeft
barker