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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-13
CHANcERV COURT,
HELD AT RULEs, II THE CLHK's 0FFIcE, AT 0xFORD,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.

LATAFETTE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
RoBERT AND CYEESA HAMA UPON opening and
: re1ilng tompidnants
ALExANnER CLARION. Bin Of Complaint here
in, and it appearing by affidavit of Compliments,
that the Defendant, Alexander Clayton is non-resi-
dent Of this State and resides beyond the limits there
Of that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served upon him. 1t is ordered that unless the
said Defendant appear before the Chancery Court Of
said County before the fourth Monday after The
fourth MONDAY in SEPTEMBER 1851, and answer plead
or demur to the said Bill, the matters and things
therein confined will he taken for confessed against
him. AMI this case st for hearing parte Il Is also
ordered that copy Of this order be published in the
'0xieTd lnteliigencef," puic sTapcr published
in the town Of Oxford. for four weeks successvely
W. g. VAUGHAN, CLERK.
March 1, 1861. 4o4E.
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NOTICE.

ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING, or having an in
t,rcs either legal or equitable, in the lands here
matter described at the time tine same were sold for
taxes, and such other persons may be interested
therein.
Nou are hereby notified flat have fled my Bill
in the Circuit Court OF ClHnlcry for the comfy of
Lafayette in Tive State of Mississippi, to have my title
made perfect md valid To the Noit-wcst quarter of
Section Thtiy-lOur, Township Seven, Range Five
West, lying In said county in said State against all
persons claiming having any interest in said lands,
which existed at te time the same were sold for
taxes, and that said lands were sold for taxes on the
oh Of April, lSi7, to Harris Coicy, and that the
said Coley conveyed the same 10 me.
lou are hereby notified 10 DC and appear ri said
Coud on the 22 day of April, 1861, being the fist
day Of term Of said Court to be held a: Oxford for
said county in said state on the iti MONDAY nilcr the
lth Monday in Nlrch, 1861, to show cause against
said tax tile, aud why IN! tide should not be confirmed
W. =. ANENT.
March -, 1881. Al 30ls.
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Notice

ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
i tercst either legal orequtable, in the land here
matter described, at the time the same was sold for
taxes, aud such other persons as may be interested
therein;
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill in
the Circuit Court of Chunccry for the County of La
layete, in the State OF Mississippi to have my title
made perfect aud valid 10 the Northeast quarter of
Section Three, Township Nine, Range West, lying
in said County in said STATE against all parties claim
ingOr having any interest in said land which existed
at the time the sold for taxes; and that said
land was Sold for taxes on the 3D. day Of May 1855
and conveyed 10y deedto me on the same day.
You IRE notified to he and appear at said Court on
the 22d day of April. 1861 ,.being day of term of
said Court To be held at OXiord, for said County, in
said State, on the Adj Monda, after the 4th Monday
in March, 1861, to show cause why my title should
not be confirmed. D. G. WILSON
March t. 1861. 4O-3ods
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THE CASH SYSTEM.

'sIntelligencer" viii be published hereaf
ter strictly on the cAsn SYSTEM We shall write
no name in Our subscription book, of subseri
Der, unless the money accompanies the order
and when subscription expires, the name viii
be erased from the list
We have to pay cash for paper, ink, printers,
and nearly all else necessary to our operations.
The Intelligence" IS the largest ndeheapest
newspaper in the counly-only tro dollars per
annum-and contains more reading matter than
any oii.5- country paper in the State.
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Y Insanity and Suicide.

The merchants of New Orleans, if we are cor
rccty informed in regard to their action. are far
from being Solomons. Merchants from MisSis-
sippi, who go to New Orleans to repleuish their
stocks, come back without having made purcha-
sos, because they find that the holders Of goods
in the city demand exorbitant profits upon
them. Goods which were imported from the
Unised States before our new tariff law went into
operation, and which, therefore. never paid a
duty, aIe held at the same prices as though they
had paid the fill duty how imposed upon such i'm
impOrtations OF course, merchant has right
10 ask any price he may think proper for his
wares; but we think sagacious men Of bust
ness ought 70 know that the desire of becoming
auddsnly rich is not the safest guide in shaping
a Commercial policy. They NAV. perhaps, sue
coed in disposing of their present stock, to great
advantage but they will drive to Charleston,
and to other markets where more far-seeing
policy prevails. vast amount of trade which
would otherwi &c have gone to New Orleans, and
which that city, by reason Of the penny wise
and pound foolish" righteousness of her mer-
chants. VIII be in danger flosins forever. They
are killing the COOS that Hys the golden eggs.
--zs..---- v
QugsrIONs TO BE AxswERED.-ist, DOES it cost
anything TO print "A newspaper:
I'd How long can a printer afford to furnish
newspaper without pay?
Sd Do printers cat drink, and wear cloth
ingf
9Th. IL 20, how do they get them
9Th lave paid for my paper?
Oh. j. not This PARTICULAR PERIOD firstrate
t;r,e f., nav mn p Penstcola Tr;JHue
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RULE %.

ORDERED, That hereafter, all transcripts Of
" records of cases brought to this Court by writ
of error or appeal, shall be filed in the Clerk 5
office Of this Court at least five days before the
first day of the term fixed by law or order of
this Court. for taking up the docket Of the Dis
trict TO which the cases belong; and no tran
script not fled by such day. shall be filed by the
Clerk or placed upon the docket. unless ordered
by the Court upon sufficient affidavit, showing
good cause for such failure; and Rule !, Of the
Revised Rules, adopted at April term 1859, is
hereby abrogated
March 3, 81.
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-SoNE Tennessee wag, a few days since, sent
a large box by express to 'sold Abe Lincoln,
President elect of part of the United States.
As no letter accompanied the box, some hesita-
ton was felt in opening it; but at last the pr.
vate secretary took courage, and opened the
box, which was found to contain stuffed fig.
ure, representing an African.
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Music Teaching.

EISs CECELTE LEIGH has decide, "a remain
VI some time in Oxford, and is desii.us of obtain
ing class in Woodland Instrumental Mu-
sic Rooms at the residence of Mis-. hulley, oppo-
site the Episcopal Church
March g. 1851 40 t.
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0nr slrlU 9Obrrtisrmtats.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established By special En-.
olocment, for the Relief Of The Siek and Distress.
ed afflicted rih FirHteRt and Epidemic Diseas,,.
and especially for tie Cure Of Diseases Of the Ser,
uai Organs.
lTEDIcAL ADVICE given gratis, by Che Acting
vi Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
sciption of their condition, GAGE Occupation, habits
of life, &c, and in of extreme poverty, Medi
cines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpematorYhoea. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street. Philadelphia Pa. By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRClllLD, Secretary
March 6, 1861. 4O-lv
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New Rule of The High Court.

We find in the Nississippidn the following
rule, lately adopted by the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals in regard to the filing Of transcripts
Parties, Clerks, and Counsel, would do well to
take due notice thereof, and govern themselves
aecordinp civ"
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WasfuxaroS, March lI.-Ah Official dispatch from
Major Anderson received on Saturday states that he
hss but ffteen days subsistence and wood IL Is
tboaqlit Foat sumter will be abandoned, advised
~ GsnerI Scott Tn, Republicans differ on this
question. Eo conclusion arrived at by the Cab
iasi today.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-A duel was fought in
Southwest Georgia, lately, between Edwin Hart
editor Of the Tallahassee Ella, Sentinel, and a
gentleman named Coleman, in which bOtn par
ties were killed,
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Gllearap6it Sntrllieentt.

GEORGIA STEAMSHIP LINE TO BEiGIUN.-lhe
PRECURSOR Of Antwerp, February 4th, announc-
es the organization of the Belgic American Com
pany for the development of direct commerce
with the Southern States of America, and on the
18th of December last the Legislature Of Geor-
gia passed law giving the company extraoroin-
airy privileges 1t is expected that a steamer
will soon be running between Antwerp ana ga
yannah Says the Preeursear: I" The company,
when definitely organized, is empoweredto issue
stock shares for the sum Of two millions of dol
lars, though they shall be privileged to issue
them at one hundred dollars or more. These
terms will be offered to the citizens of the South
ern States, on condition that each share oftwen-
ty dollars shall represent one vote, and that in
the election of directors and managers no share
holder shall have more than one hundred votes,
and that the prov isions of the statutes OF the
company which may be in conflict with those
preceding shall be harmonized witrthem. The
shares thus issued, the State of Georgia guaran-
tees the interest upon them at the rate of five
per cent. for five years.
SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN NEWSPAPERS. I'm
der the tariff law of the Confederate States
the duty on printing paper is twenty-four per
cent This adds an important item to the ex-
pense of newspaper establishments in the South,
and is a another gross discrimination against
Southern papers and in favor Of Northern sheets
This IS true because Northern papers, circula-
ting among us, are published where labor is
cheaper, and where they are exempted from
this duty. 1t would be perfectly, right and just
for the Southern Congress to remove this tax on
paner for the present as there are no paper
mills in the Confederate States and they should
also impose a tax Of one or two cents on North
crn papers for the encouragement of Southern
literature The tend-ncyin the South is to ex-
tend the circulation Of Northern papers. In the
North, such a thing rs a Southern paper at a
news depot il almost unhcard Of Southern lit
erature cannot thrive without encouragement
from Southern people, much less can it be ex
pccted to sustain itself against positive discrimi
nation in favor Of Northern papers We trust
our brethren Of the press will give this matter
their attention, and by their influence have a
corrective applied at once.
This additional expense renders il more inn
poriant than ever that printers should be paid
for what they really do. The cash system is
now their only resort, and in the "Nicksburg
Whg" establishment it win he implicitly MAIN
tanned is the future ficlabVrg Wig
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-13
Our 9lrN Establishments.
w. F. AVENT'S
Ic v CHAN q Il, DEPOSIT,
&c tLECTING OFFICE,
OXFORD, IIIsSTsSIPPI.

E3@Exchnnge bought and sold on all Eastern cities
Memphis, Charleston, New Orleans, st. Louis, Louis
villc and Cincinnati.
OFFIcE in the new block on the Northwest corner
of the square.
March 49, 1861. il-tc
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Foreign Insurance Companies.

The Mississippan of the sth inst contains the
official opinion of Attorney General Wharton, in
which he informs the Auditor that, according to
his view Of the ordinance of secession, the latter
officer cannot issue to the agents of foreign In
surance Companies the licenses without which
they cannot lawfully carry on their business in
this State lie also intimates that any contract
of insurance, effected by one of our citizens with
an unlicensed agent of foreign Insurance Com
pany, would be void Under this view of the
law, the Insurance Companies Of our own State
hsvs a very snug monopoly of the business. a.,
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UNIQUE SKETH OF A. II. SrEPHESs.-Alexan-
der Hamilton Stephens the vice-President OF
the Confederate States Of America, is thus de-
scribed by Montgomery (Ala) correspondent of
the Charleston Courier:
The personnel Of Mr. Stephens is very strik-
ing He has the appearance Of having under
gone great bodily anguish, and his advanced age
and gray hairs contribute to give to his eye a
restless, nervous movement His size IS medi-
um, and figure remarkably slim. His forehead
is much wrinkled, and his locks flow over the
shoulders which stoop very much. A habit Of
wearing the hat advanced to the Left gives to his
whole contour an appearance at once remarlSa-
BILE and progressing
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