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Later From the Bio Grande.

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The MExItAx RAIp.-Thc. following is
probably the foundation Of tho report That
the town Of Roma, on the Texas side Of the
Rio Grande, had been sacked, burnt and the
inhabitants murdered:
The San Antonio Herald learns from. Mr..
J. g. Bootli aud, lib. #. lDye, jSst from Fort
EweIl, that some kfty Mexicans attacked Red
mans Ranch, about the 18th inst, and de-
mandcd the keys to the buildingscontaiuing
Government property and property belong.
ing to the county. These Mexicans are resi-
dents of this State, but it Is well known that
they are backed by others in Mexico. They
declare that they no longer respect Texas
laws or Texas Government. A company Of
Rangers have gone down to Redmanfs from
Laredo. The Herald says that trouble may
be expected Capt. poReldson's company
numbering 90 mon, well moulded, h nov
stationed at Fort Ewell, on the Neuces, and
We Trust have dhsckebtAe lapsraHSas ISf u.
Ell PAso.Awe have letters and other &C
counts from FL Psso' to the 2sth ult, For
Bliss has been surrendered BY Col I'D
Reeve to Col. James w. McGoffin, the Com
missioner 2aetiug on Flhe pSrf Of tlie State
The troops aess 70 march Oh the ist April
or sas soon - the acting qaartsrmrstes ceIt
Pletes the delivery OF the stores, ETC., to tn
Commissioner The property consists O
quite a large supply Of stores. some arms
two sin FOUNDERS, with q largo lot Of ammu
milton. ss.,,-s,zaa
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NOTICE.

TITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or hating an In.
Il terest either legal equitable, in the land hers
nkftef dsscfibed at the time the same was sold for
taxes and such other persons as may be interested
therein: -ra e ftrf
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill in
the Circuit Court of Chanecry for the County Of La
fayctte in the State Of Mississippi 70 have my title
made perfect and valid to the Northwest quarter Of
Section Twelve, Township Ten, Range Two West,
lying in said County IN said State against all partei
claiming having any interest In said land which Ell
i.tel Al the time the SINE was sold for taxes; and
that said hand was sold for onthe Sd day OF May
1883, .nd conveyed by decd to me on the same day
You are notified to be and appear Of said Court on
the 22d day of April, 1861, being a day Of Tsrm
Of said Court 70 be held at Oxford for said County
in said State on the ilh Monday alter the fth MON
day in March. 1861, 10 show caise against said tax
tile, and vhy my title shoaid not &c confirmed.
- D.. {. WILSON
March 6, 1851. 4o-SOds u
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HOGAN ITEsEs.
FRANC. A. DuvAL, Local Editor

Rev. r. d. WIrriERsfoos.--The numerous
friends Of thsmost esimsble gentleman will be
glad to learn that he has accepted the unsni-
nous call Of our troops to accompany them
upon their expeditiSnsh tho 'eapaeity Of Chap
lain His influence oyer the men is strong, and
it will become stronger as they learn, IN the
daily and intimate association IF the camp. to
know him better. Ordinarily, he win occupy
hiihscif in the ministrations Of his sacred Office;
but should the enemy appear, he viii shoulder
his muskct and discharge the duties Of SOL
dier. II +. AAAAAA-A. t.NA -L-a.AI
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
puuADEJPHiA.

A B<ssrol<af E.ssifsfiss ssfa5iishoi ny special En-
douasnf, for tho Rsli,f Of fhe SICK and Iisfrsss-
cd afgsetei rib Tiralent spd hpidenie R!sesss',
and especially far tic Cure Of D'ssasss 81 fhs Ser
MEDICAL ApyIcI given gratis, BY the Acting
WI Surgeon, to al who apply By letter, with de-
stfiptSn 81 theit condition, tsge oecrlscn, habits
Of life, kc, and in cases Of extreme poverty. Mod
cines furnished free OF charge. 1,
y VALUABLE REPORTS on sperinatofrbGa, and
othef Diseases Of the Sexual Organs sndon the NEW
REMEDIES employed IN the Dispensafy, sent TO the
aicted IN sealed better envelopes, free of chargc-
Two or fhree Starnps for postage win be acceptable.
Adslress DR. J. SKiLLlN H0UGHTON, AGING
Surgeon. Howard Association. No. 2 spgth Knit
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ny order q the Directors
- EZRA D. HgAKTKELd.. Prssidsnf.
GEO. FAIRCHItD; Sstrei1Ty. - ,, -,
March 6. 1851. go. 80 49,. 1o-Iy
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Nor SO BAD AFrKH ALL-Information has
been received in Official quarters here. to the
effect that the State troops Of Virginia Nave
captured, at Norfolk, LOO pieces Of cannon,
over $50 gun carriages, an immense quantity Of
shell and charged shell. large quantity Of caps
Three Of the mensofyar scuttled viii pc, q, a
few Idnx ruised9 ADD puf III god lofdeh, The
dry dock, which cost q million and q half Of
dollars. is uninjured So the vandals, after al,
did not do quite so much damage As they Proba-
bly, anticipated. -Hoatgomsry Adosrtissr.
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tdtgrapsif Htdlistafs.

wAsHxeros, April 2s--Lincoln has issued
proclamation blockading all seeded Southern
ports. Also those Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
Capt Stringham superintsads the blockade.
wxsHsvse8 ApsiI aa-7BiplonAdc tdrcIes
here much excited They require . regular
treaty and notice II blockade and say that ma
val forces will 6s dispatched hither Il notice be
not given Serious consequences are appre'
hended.
Virginia gentiemep say that secession In thai
State win be ratified BY one hundred thousand
majority.
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0rsanfz.tkon ofthes H>me GpardGI
At meeting Of those who had agreed to be-
come members Of Company Of Home Guards,
held at the Court House in Oxford on Monday,
April 7sth.k Is6l. Hons in Hswfy WIS cSred
to the Chair, and Hon. W. H. Smither was ap-
pointed Secretary. On motion, the Chair APP
pointed Committee, consisting of Mvssrs n
A. Isom, VIM F. Stearns, and VIM. H. Smither,
to prepare and report . Constitution and By
laws for the government Of the Company. AZ
ter a brief absence, the Committee returned and
submitted repcIs which. hripg,besnsliyhay
amended, was adopted, as follows:
CONSTITUTION.
AHncLE This Company shall be called
1.-THE Home Guards of Lafayette County,"
Arr. a.-The object of the Company shall be
the protection OF the lives and property Of the
eititip. fsaipss forq9 invasion indrgvaein-
AM. 3.-The Company shall not be required
to perform duty out Of the County. except BY a
two-thirds vote of the whole Company.
ART. E-The officers of the Company shall be
as follows:-a Captain, lst %, and Sd Lieuten-
ants, Ensign, Orderly Sergeant and Treasurer.
Arr. g. The officers shall be elected by a
plurality vote Of fhs ybple.I hue alagt>
Arr. s.-Tt shall be the duty 81 fhe Captain,
assisted by his officers, to keep the Company in
an efficient state of military drill; and the Cap
tain. or acting Captain, shall have authority to
fka and all nd Aril
the Company as frequently as he may deem il
necessary.
ARr..7.-Any citizen Of the County shall be
eligible to become member Of the Company,
subject to vote of the Members majority
vote Of the whole electing.
Arr. s-Each member shall supply himself
with an effective gun and pistol, which he shall
keep at all times ready for immediate use.
ART. Amy subject that may be presented
for consideration, aside from the specified duties
of the officers, shall be voted on by the Compa.
ny, and decided by the majority Of votes.
ART. 1o-Thc Company shall be divided into
seven squads, one for each day in the week,
composed Of members residing in or near Ok
ford, each squad having Captain chosen by It
self; and these squads shall nightly patrol the
town Of Oxford, in such successive order a.
shall be agreed upon between themselves, and
guard, during the day of their duty; the public
order and safffil i I
AIR. il.-M.mbers Of the Company residing
at distance from Oxford, and not included il
the squads provided for in the foregoing Article
shall do, patrol duty in theii own immediat,
neig hborhoeds, Under the general direction o
the Captain, to whom they shall report at ever
meeting of the C9mpsny.IAN scS
ART. ia two-thirfs vote Of the who'll
Company shalt be necessary for the amendment
of this Constitution, or Of the By laws Of tn
Company. T"'se - ,'s1' A''I
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Au |. N1i.,ake---Ns, Cor scott.

We stated last week that a salute Of eight
guns had been fired here, in honor Of General
SCOTS resignation. This was mistake Of our
pen The salute was fired in honor Of the Sc
qession Of the ''Old Dominion" We never adj
mircd "Old Chcpultepcc;" VIC never voted for
him when he made the experiment for President
and we think less Of him now than ever. Iie
Is superannuated ''old boss" and ought to be
turned out to grass. We don't waste powdci
for such case. .- .rr
We think it best hereafter, not to fire tho
cannon in any more salutcs. Let US save thu
powder VIC have to send balls and grape-shot {
the enemy. III - ..------I NJ - -.L
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MISSISSIPPI FetNDERf iGRNcf
10y IIiE--
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,

- - 8. ckeia s.. csraet y Grurisr, ~.
VIEW OMAEA Ia
II URINe'the present year beautiful patterns Of
IL s. .. 10, Il, ifHnd 20 inch cylinder, station
aEy, aad S q =, 4 s,und 40 inch, Portabls Ehgines
have been eelFleteA end Are nos offered for sale /.
together With Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Single Ma
Chimes. Brick Machines. Cotton Screens. and other
machinery, comprising the largest stock eyer chtre4
for SALE while At the time. u 4 II Fontftrn
invention and uapufacturc, and Of ak e ana qnalty
une1nsasd - AR nofthsfn imporiatons. ~. =.
nfastrsted cafninrrrs tsrt % any address By nsh
isnsnai- ssn stNrEl u GILMAN
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TESDER or tbs SsRvIcEs or A COMPANY
OF NEeRoEs.-4We arc Informed that Mr..
G. C. Hale, Of Autangs county, Yesterday
rendered TO Gov, Moore the services Of a
company Of negroes r to Yassist siRT5riving
back Tie bb6ae Of akelitioa syeophaats who
are now tsikisgye fipHeaH Of reducing to
a conquered province the Confederate States
of the South. He agrees to commend, them
himself and guarantees that they will do
effective service. 1zszs-s-i0 . N
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HAHRIsBVRG. April 2a-.spocial messenger,
have passed through hers en- route for Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. The war enthusiasm us
undated. The new reqnisition for troops
causes general rejoicing hl "a
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Ewe anticipate, in The case 81 this issue
Of the TnteIIigcncer, our regular publication
DAY, in order that our ndhereus VOLUNTEER /"
subscribers, who will leave for ecfinth tp-9for-
row morning, may be supplied with the paper
before thea departure This win explain the
discrepancy between The dates on our outsidc
and inside pages. &c.,
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IF III ! q 1,,i, e. !. min. in.
slsss sadIlSh slas Ssfssso - lay bSEfasesssscd
''1 Yea mo hcsebs soif-si nal IBye aisd my Bill
In the Circuit Court Of Chsscery for the county Of
Lafayette 10 the State Of Mississippi 10 hafe my tile
made peEfsrt aud ysldto the Sosth-east quarter Of
Section Twents-one,. iTosuzhipl Nine, Range Three
West lying in said-countyin said Stste, against all
parties claiming having any Interest in said Land,
which existed az the time The same sold for taxes
and that said hand was sod for taxes on the 81 day Of
May, 1888, and conveyed BY deed to me on the same
day
the sad-day Of ApriL 1851, beng day Of term of
sad Court 70 be held at Oxford for said county In sid
State, on the 4th Monday sffer the SthT Monday in
March, 1861 to show against said tar title, and
why ny '"e ''''' NO. y D. Z. wItsos.
March g ls9lIl -aal-al4 - ] 4of-SYah1
nd ABII PERsoSs tEAIMfNd, OF having an in
j ltsres eithcFieEalor equitsbe inths land. here.
matter described at the time the same were sold for
taxes and sach other persons as mag DC inseressed
Yoa are hereby no.ised dat have sled my Bin
in the Oirsnt Coat Of ChaBccry for the county Of
iaEsscite In the STATE Of Mississippi 10 have my title
made perfect and valid TO the Northwest quarter Of
Section Thirty4oar, Township Seven, Range live
West lying in said county in said State. against all
persons claiming or having any interest in said landa
which existed At the time the same were sold for
taxes and that said lands sold for taxes on the
9th Of, Apri, ls47, 70 Harris Cefefs and that the
| MD CofsS COLT eyed the sarae 70 me. = ~ y
| You are hereby notified to be and appear at said
cOur. on the ssd tsy & aRh ss , being the G
iii raur ~ state cd the an NoSdsy ater tc
,5S66k.hI n f,rchs ISL. ltJl shos dsse IcAinss
i tan tile and why ny title should mot be confirmed
W. y. AvENT.
March rs, 1881 sir t'7e fi-sods
ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING Or having an in
terest either legal or equitable IN die land hers
ihater dssctcd II she lin The s<h.s Hss sid -,
taxes and sitai other persons - nay be in,sres'r
You are hereby nosised shat We have fIed our BIZ
m The Chance1 Court Of DC County Of Lafayette
State e TEsdlapal n ART Oh a1Is Asss perfecs
md valid 70 he Eszf - e session TWENTY-FIVE
Township Ten. RapEe Thrae Wes< lying in the cOun
" Of Lafayette and State II Misss-PPi against q
persons claiming o. having shy iitere m I'D land
which existed :. he tizs Es ssn- I'D f5r taxes
.ad that Tie same vas sold for zkcs q he N d.'
Of April 1877, 70 c. A Learrs ard conyeyed 70 bin
fy deed ne szie ~ nd ed b. kIn % G. W. Pnriz
Who sold The sasne q 81 Yoa are therefore pqtife'
to be and appezr q sid Court the 7ls day Of 0e
tober 1851 4 beng he frst DAY 81 Term Of sai
COatt, 10 b hkll q (lsfdFt fftr sid ceukty, in sal
State, enfbe IN Monday saeFr tie. ~ Monday !
seps4tb$ 1ss1 % show tsurs sknps VI fzs dtls
and WIZ our Htis Should not b eenfFneh "a =.
: ROBERT HANNA
s,o-rr,g-, Z 0YRENA HANNA,
Msrch 4. 1881. so-sods
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A SrRAw.-A gentleman Of this county, who
has daughter at. school in Tennessee, wrote to
her, a-few days. since, that he would shortly
send her new silk dress To this announce
mcnt the patriotic girl at once responded that
she did not wish to have the dress, but that she
desired her father to devote the yaluc Of the
dress to the purpose Of clothing our gallant
soldiers. tits needless to add that her request
was complied with. When such spirit ami
mates the bosoms Of our women, who can doubt
that the hearts and arms Of our men will be sc
ncrved for the conflict before them that they
will "strike till tho last armed foe cxpiress 7" y
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As certain uqrri1elplka persons sse s,temPsink to
palm OF on the nn5arPe cling pnh nlfgiions % my
anime before baFthksinR and sss that The fuh name,
WsPkLDIE6s PREPARED GJUE.-H
is e ths ou.ias vrspPer; IN cthsrs s-s svisdiins
eountsgfdN -
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ToRSADo.-A severe storm, accompanied by
"a young tornado as q friend called il, swept
over portion Of our town on Saturday last
Many Of the largest trees In the track Of the
tempest were uprootcd; large branches were
flying through the air as though they had been
mere straws; fences were FRUSTRATED several
buildings were more or less damaged, and the
growing fruit was as cleanly "thrashed from
the trees as it could have been done by thou
sand legions of hungry school-boys.
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wunSsros, April 3s.AThs wilminetSh
Journal says the Charlotte mint has been taken;
Troops arc continually passing through from
the Soiilh.
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HAvKRroRD, Pa, Feb. 9, 1861.
wish you TO send me one more boz Of your Ce-
phalic Pills, Ihass rscsirsd grsat deal Of bsas from
iAs" fOar nSFg HETEROGENEOUS.
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BYLAWS.

IA fine of so cents shall be imposed upon
each member for on-attendancc at drill, except
ing members living outside Of the corporatien,
and in cases Of absence occasioncd by sickness.
"A fine Of 81 shall be imposed upon any
member who shall bring a loaded gun into the
lrill-room without the order Of the t'aptain
Amy member attending drill without his
gun shall pay fine Of % cents.
All fines incurred shall be collected by
the Orderly Sergeant, paid by him TO the Trca-
surcr, and appropriated for the benefit of the
Company, subject to a majority vote.
Oil SHALL be the duty oflthe Orderly Ser
gcant to give twenty -four hours notice Of the
time and place Of each drill, by posting not less
than three written notices around. the public
square, under the penalty Of onedolar for each
omission. ....r. .....t.. a.,
On motion, Messrs. Thos. IT. Robinson, 7. W.
Tomlnson, and H. F. Rascoe were appointed as
Committee to collect the old muskets about
town and have them repaired for the use Of the
Company .klUTO.I) d'lLp
On further motion. Hon, Jacob Thompson
was appointed as a Committee Of one to pur
chase twenty Ave kegs Of powder, and proper
supply Of shot, lead, and caps, for the use o.
the crppany N - CITY liz
"A t6mAitee of two, consisting of Messrs
W. r. Ayent and D. E Fades, was then appoint
cd TO make provision for The safe. keeping Of TIN
ammunition of the Company rg.w 800 lss u
The Company then proceeded %, Che elsctipr
Of s6fHet4s, Which fesaited Is follows :oVV'S'
| Ia, a Jacob Thomson, CAPTAIN. rago ~ n
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TAX SALE.

WILL SELL for Cash, at the Courthouse In Or
ford on the first Monday in May next, the follow
ing list Of Lands for the Taxes due thereon for the
fiscal year. A. ID. 1880, to wit:
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YrsIIASrI, MIcII., Jan. "A, 1901

Nm. SrALDISe-Sm: 4vs.t 80 -lf
Not long since sent to You for box Of Cephalis
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headachc aud Cos
tveness aud received the same and they hd % GOOD
an sfsa Tat fscas indscsd 30 snd for more,
Please send by return mail. Direct 70 .r's
A: r. WHEELER, Ypsilant, Mich.
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TN Hbnk OF kk5z.AThis rev comPany pa
rsded this snopsing. sud will beat Che DEPOT in
ihe morning. 10 escort our departing rslun-
teers. sf
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An urgent and special call is made uROn all
who rive Ii theif pSssessi0a any q The mus.
kets belonging TO The old military Company Of
Oxford, @ asEve, fii..s cser 10 n n Robinson,
ESQ.,, at the University House. Oxford He is
now Orderly Sergeant Of the Home Guards. and
II is absolutely pecesssry that the old muskets
be put IN order. So. ell persons having any o
said firearms in possession. viii do their eOun
Try, q ss1ee ~ ltiaeia& of,ss95inE lhen IN
10 r. n Robinson. ESQ
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SrnreE CREEK, IIrSrSoroN Co, RA.,
t &. ..... January Is, lscl.
ii. c. SrALDrSe-siRii b.. !.
You will please send me two boxes Of your cephal-
ic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, JNO. II. SiMnNh,a
PSI hare ssed one Dor Of your Isiis, and rad
them <ycelleaf
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sToNEwARE.

sT0NEWARE.
FIVE HUNDRED gaIloPS Of taFs Jugs, erpekf
sale ~ = ~ GEO. D. ZEE
June 30-I-s-k
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FREDERICK A. p BARNARD, IL -
CHANCELLOR
WILLIAM r. sfEAREs, L. D.. and
HON. JAMES +. TR0TTER.
Professors Of Gossnmentsl seisnss - tAt'
FREDERICK L. P. BARNARD. LIZ D.. a 80,
Professor Of Physics. Astronouyi Qvu 49,
eerins, and Evidences Of Christianity.
EDWARD Q. BpyNTuS, N. A., sss
Professor Of Chemistry, Mincrslogy md 6tsaeU.
HENRY wHITEH0RNE, n. A.,
Professor Of Greek and Arrisni Lissrsssss
JORDAN n. PHIPPS. n. A., "a
Professor Of Pure Mathematical
WILLIAM d MOORE, H. A..
Professor Of English Litersfnss
HON LUCIUS O. c. LAMAR, ~
Professor q Ethics, Metaphysics - cs-'As1s
ALExANDRE j. oUINcHE, n. A., M ifiE
Professor of Latin and Modern Langusesa
BURTON n HARRISON, B. A., ~.
Assistant to. the Professor of Phtsos
fur thirteenth annusl session Of this insdsuasg
viii open on the i7th day Of September. 1850, "
der the direction Of the able and expersncsd Fsssv
named above.
The University offers advantages to young msa
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed sny.hsse
In the United States and unequalled in Che South
Its apparatus and arrangements for the nlusershee
Of Physical Science, and Chemistry, entirely M
rivaed. In mineraogy il possesses cabinet q -
lect specimens choice and valuable. -. =, 49,, "a
The President and Professors need no eommsnda
ton from the Board Of Trustees. most Of them being
well and fayorabl, known to the public, ~ sxpsriA
ced and able instructors. &
Tbs location Of the University is In tho highss
degree healthful-no epidemic sickness having svf
occurred there or in Oxford.
| The government Of the University is mild but -
6cient. 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 80
morality Is well known and IS not surpassed ssy-
| where. -.
II is also easily accessible, being on the Line 1t the
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is nov Fay com
plcted. s
The accommodations afe ample for the eomfcrt q
at least three hundred students. :
spacious Gymnasium, with all the most appress1
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and 80
noting physical development. will 10 ready for We
| In the fall
FKRxs-Tulon so per annum. ~.
| Fuel and attendance $25. To those who Lodge cut
| of the college buildings $40.
| Tuition in the Law Department $50
Board in the college boarding houses and IN prL
| yats families about Sl2 TO Sl4 per month.
JAMES N. HOWRY, .a
Secy Of the Board
Oxford, July 4, ls6o-i-s-ly! .
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A kea Ttsfisaoniais sesrs unsolicited By NJ Spaid
ing, they qeord aaqssstiogoits pref " RE V'ea'
cy Of this truly scientific discovery.
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The Liborality Of our People. vyta1 ulgt2t
From every part of the Soath we hear ofmu'
nifccnt donations and liberal contributions to
our volunteer companies. Our own town--px-
ford--has not been laggard. In getting on the
Lamar Rifles and University Grays our citizens
have,been very liberal. We would not he inn
vidious, but must mentioa specially, the House
Of J. NJ. Cook & Co., who gave, on last Sstnr-
day, about sixty or, seventy dollars worth Of
shoes and scalping knires, 10 the soldiers y Mr..
Robert smther furnished them with his stock
of shirts. and other necessaries. Others opened
their hearts and purses, and our "boys'' 30 of
to the wars well provided. !, The ladies' God
bless them have been busy, making up cloth
ing and preparing lint and bandages. All are
imbued with the war spirit and true, patriotic
devotion, impels every one to noble deeds. q
Our town was crowded, to-day with people
who had collected here to bid adieu to then
friends among the volunteers, and 10 see then
depart tolnerrow morning In the excitement
Of the OCCASION we could not compose our ininc
to Tocalizer 10 advantage, Next week we Wi
be better ehabied 10 resieri the field and speAl
Of the presentation Of q flag to the Universit,
Grays, as Il shs6Idbe aEI LdA a
The Lamar Rifles Capt r. NJ Green, and tn
University Gays. Capt VIM D, LohTtsi lsau
tomorrow morning. on the train for Corinth-
thence. We Rssow nee where batprcsIrhe Wash
ingtOn City, OF, Boston, or anywhere else tina
there may be q chance 10 meet old Abe's- myr
midona Aboat. q 600 were scoatributsdS to
day, for the use Of the two companies, the
leass They wsrs amply prsvfPssA I'd "
Supplied titk sIsshine. ,Goa. Be with thtmln
Our heartfelt prayers viii follow them whereve
they may be called 90 serve their country, \
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RsrsorpsnuRs. Pn4skLIs Co, o.uO, !

y RkrEoLDsBpBs, FnASKLIS Co., OHio, ! &
January 3, 1851.
HKxRY c. srALDIxa, No, 4s, Cedar St., N. Y.
DEan sm:-lncloscd find twenty-five cents (25,
for which send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send 20 ad
dress of Res. VIM. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Frank
lin County, Ohio. ID f-l -.I
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infanfsr.
Truly yours, WM. c. FILLER.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-01

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cases, with entire success. 81 f.. Ar i'f
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-01

Fran ~ Gasatss, Davenport, Iota; .lis
Mr. spaldinf would not connect his name with an
article he did not kAeg 70 possess real merit