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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-20
Concert Friday Night.

As we announced in our last issue, M'dlle
Cecilia LEIGH will give grand Concert Of vocal
and instrumental music on Friday night next,
22d inst The Town Hall has been engaged for
the purpose. Our readers may expect recher-
che affair in this entertainment Miss L. is re-
commended, from high authority, not only as
lady Of refinement and polish, but also as one Of
the sweetest singers from Europe. For partic-
ulars see small bills tomorrow.
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Twenty Mnaoss on poLl,Rs osivrD.-,i

TWENTY MLloNs or DoLLARs oSAvED.--Mr.
Spading has sold two millions Of bottles Of his eele-
brated Prepared Glue and it is estimated that each
bottle saScs at least tan dollars worth OF broken fur
nure, thus making an aggregate oftwenty millions of
dollars reclamcd from total loss by this valuable in
vcnton Having made his Glue household word,
he now proposes to do the world still greater service
by curing all the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills,
aid IL they are good as his Glue, Headaches will
son vanish away Ike snow in July. .a- r1
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To Arms To Arms, ye brave

BY Geographic dispatches to Capt. Delay and
other citizens of our town. we are informed that
Adjutant-Gcneral Griffith win arrive here to-
morrow Thursday for the purpose Of mastering
in the Lafayette Guards to the service Of the
State. We learn that efforts are being made to
have the Lamar Rifles also ready for the Adm
tant's inspection. The 4th of March draweth
nigh, boys; be We ready, with heart and hand
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-20
Commission Business in New Orleans.

g We ask the attention Of our readers to the
card of Messrs. Geo. W. Duval Co, Of New
Orleans, in this paper. Mr.. d. has recently as
ISOLATED himself with Mr.. Elijah Price, gentle
man well known to many planters in Southwest
Tennessee and North Mississippi, as an active,
correct business man, with whom all may safely
entrust their cotton and other produce for sale
The firm write us that cotton is going up up, up,
and no doubt it viii reach - cents for middliDg
before the season is over titti'Hi.s
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RaiherToEeg,isnsbls.

We return our thanks to he witty oorrespon-
dent who sent us some lines, last week, in refer
ence to recent marriage. His intentions, we
Rasws we're goodi bat his setscs, however they
might answer for bachelor reading, are rather
too ''spicy" for our columns.
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BBipGET.-Missus wants you to send her, box of
Cephalic Cine no, abottle of Prepared Pile,
I'm thinking that's not jlRt it nather, but. perhaps
ven be afther knowing what it is We see she's nigh
dead gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some
mert Of that Same as relaiyed her before ..7s
DrHqgist.-You mGst mean Spalding's Cephalie
Pills.
Brd7et. Och sure now aud you've sed il, and
here's the quarrher and Civ lnethe Pills and doht be
AL day about il aither, rIlTI I4e'tF .rnli
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Exccutor,s Notice.

I ETTERS of Exccutorsbip upon the. estate of
IL Martha LuSk, deceased. late Of Lafayette
County, Mississippi having been granted to mo
by the Probate Court CT said County, at the
Deccmbcrtcrm thereof 1860: Now, therefore,
all persons indebted 10 said estate arc hereby
required to make paymeat 70 me, and those hsv-
ing claims against said cst'!te are notified to pre-
sent tile same To hd daily authenticated within
the time prescribed by LAW, or their claimswill
be barred. sainl.i ~ ID. s8L. ~ b..A
-. W. II. STEIN, Executor.
Jan.o 'Gl-31z6t
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Favors Received,

FaForS KeceIVeds
We care indebted to Hon. A. NJ Clayton for
documents from the capital of the Confederated
States of America-the first we have had from
lhesdanptcrs Of our new rOnfedetscG T -
Mr. Pratt of Adams Southern Express, still
continues his fayors to this Office Long may
he live to do so unto US.
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Attempt to Break Jail.

The two prisoners confined in the Oxford jail
game pear eiIectiag their escape, a few days ago,
brernQlgthe ron bars frdnsthe wooden sill,
with case-knife. They were discovered in
time to prevent their flight That Jail ought to
be made more secure
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RANGERS NnTIcE

TAKEN UP nv c. W. Murchison. living three
miles West Of Wyatt one Bay Mare Male. some
ten or twelve hands high. about Eve or six years
old. with some trace marks. Also one mouse
ccInrea Jack, about two years old, and sonic
eight or nine hands high.
J. N. TEAS, Ranger.
February n, 1861. Ss-sw.
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~ OVER EXCITEMENT, aud the mental care and
anxiety incident close attention to business study
are among the numerous causes of Nervous Head
ache. The disordcred state of mind and body Incl
dent to this distressing complaint is fatal blow to all
energy and ambition Sufferers by this disorder can
always obtain speedy relief from these distressing
attacks by using one Of the Cephalic Pills whenever
the symptoms appear 1t quiets the overtaskcd brain
and soos the strained and arinS nerves and relaxes
the tension Of tie stomach which always accompanies
and aograyates the Gisorered condition of the brain
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-20
Scan.iIT Dressed.

We cannot help The uhscemly appearance Of
our paper this week. The paper merchant put
Us on short allowance, BY mistake, and We had
not time to send the order back TO be re.fiIled
HoxeFer, the Intelligsncer is none the less inter-
esting in quality or quantity Of reading matter
We give o. usual supply.
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,Ardly rsenlIzed.

III ad "A 'orrble eadache this hafternoon, hand hi
stepped into the hapotlecaris h9nd says hi to the
man.. icsn rouheaseme Of an 'eadsehes y 'sDoes it
hache aad saws e, ''Hexoeedingly" says hi, hand
upon that e gave me Cephalic Pill, hand pom me
oaor teursdmc 50 quick thati 'ardiy iredized sd
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-20
From fhs National Late!ligeaoer,
Correspondence.

We have been furnished with the follow
ing cpresppndence between lIehi Jacob
Thompson, late Secretary Of the Interior, and
the heads of the several bureaus and clerks
of that Department on the occasion of Mr..
Thompson's retirement. While public opin-
ion may, be- divided respecting the political
sentiments Of the retired Secretary at the
present crisis, we believe that all unite in ac-
cording to Mr.. Thompson the merit of hav-
ing Boysdia1eeuseientloas ai'les apil efficient
public officer:
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Execuiora, Nniiee.

w HEREAS, letters. of sxecutDrship upon the
w estate of VIM Turner, deceased, late Of
Lafayette County, at the December term there
of 1860: Now, therefore, all persons Indebted
to said estate are hereby required to make pay
mont to US, and those, having claims against
said estate, are notified to present the same TO
us, duly authenticated, within the time, pre-
seribed by law, or their rlains VIII bc barred.
.tsth 30 h TURNER, D. -
ID AsTURiNIiR. SldAsi11s'SS''
al ~
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Domestic Markets By Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 10, j. NJ.
The cotton market closed dull with sales Of
2 5000 bales at 10 5-sdll c. for New Orleans
Middling Sugar closed dull at 4 $500 3-Sc.-
Molasscs is selling at 80d3ic. Flour closed at
50 50aj Go. Frcights on cotton to Liverpool
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.

COTTON Tho steamship Africa's European
advccs caused greater frmness. The sales of
to-day amount to 90 800 bales at lie. for New
Orleans Middlings. Sugar is selling at ! $50
53-sc Molasscs is quoted at 2Sd29c. Coffee
12Gl3c. Frcights on cotton to Liverpool 3-4c
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AcrNTs

A. b. SrRAwBRIDGE L Co., l2 IL Commercial
place, New Orleans, are authorized % act agents
for the htegencer; to receive subscriptions and adj
yersing, to make collections and receipt for the
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Commercial Gports,
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.

OxFoap, February 90, 1891.
Corros-Thc market has been rather duh since
our last report We quote as follows -5ll to cents
for the lower grades and ~ to le5l for desirable
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The Anniversary Address

OF the Herincan Society of the University of
Mississippi will be delivered in Oxford on Fri
day, the 22d inst Thomas a. Moore, of lssa-
qucna County is the Orator elect. 4 cordial
invitation is extended TO all the friends of the
University, and the people generally,
Respectfully, &c,
HUGH Q. BRIDGES,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
.HYosb;oofa1 E,Lr,t,y,, 4 1871

,+su.a sa ~ w dShiagfo9, ftJFaafF 4, 1861.
SIR: On the eve of your departure from
this place, which has been the scene of your
labors during the past four years, we desire
to express our regrets in parting from you,
and to assure YOU that while oar Oil ial re-
htionsghRg been severed, we trust that those
! other IN Ne cordial aud kindly rehtions~hich
have sprung from them will forever remain
unchanged.
Witnesses ofthe assiduity,enersy AMI ability
which you have devoted to the management
of the affairs of this Department, and ap.
preciating the strict. impartiality and un-
wavering regard to justice which have char
acterized your official action, we rejoice in
the SUCCESS which has crowned your eifbrs
in promotihg those public Interests which
have been committed to your charge. We
know that, you are entitled b the thanks Of
the whole country, but we wish to express
our own particularly since it is a source of
pafdolBble pride that we have been coniieet-
ed with the Department during period when
so much has been accomplished for the pub
lie good that even political opponents have
voluntarily yielded you the tribute of their
approval aud applause. But, sir, while in
spircd with respect aud ahnirati IN for your
public services, we have been no less Impress
ed with sentiments Of esteem for your pri-
vatc worth and personal character. The
courtesy and Kindness which have marked
your Intercourse with us will ever be held in
grateful remembrance, and now, in taking
leave, we assure you that we will ever cher
ish earnest wishes for your happiness aud
welfare. -. I.ft tl .1.
We have the honor to be. with high re-
spcct, yoNr obedent servants,
MOSES KELLY,
A. b. GREENWOOD,
CHARLES f. MIX,
rl JOS. $. WILSON,
JOS. C. G. KENNEDY,
---- y u GIIIrE EP1'
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-20

VIII practice in the Circuit Courts of LAFAYETTE
Yalobusha, Pontotoe, Marshall, DeSoto and Coaho,na
Counties; the Federal Court at Pontotoc, and the
High Court of Errors and Appeals at jackson. =
Prompt attention given to the collection of claims in
any of the Counties Of North Mississipph suT
June, 90, IS60-l-3-tf -. .....5
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GsEaF DIsoorERY.-Among the mostimportant Of
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the ecrhnic Pill for relief of Head
ache, and the use of Quinine for the prevention Of
Fevers either of Which Isl specific, whose bene
fts will lie experienced by suffering humanity long
after their. dseorePefs are io-so' ten. = .---
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. = = 81. PROSPECTUS, -.
Oxford Intel igellcer.


.4rk prcposedlto establish, at Oxford, hsieipFs,
a Neesly Journal under Che foregoing tile and 70 IS
sne tho rst number ON or Sboutthe 1st day Of june,
1860. 49,: ~, ,sr.s 4 sfsiir7e
~ TnE IsfkiLIGEScER' viii not be the organ Of any
man; of any Clique or eofn5natcn Of idfvidnais;
bui it.yil epdeaser faithfully 70 represat heyisws
and sentiments of the community Of Oxford and La-
fpetss county, and to uphold and foster an re great
inteFss -edastionab agricultural, mstefish s0cild
and moralEiti WHICH the highest welfare Of oar PEG
pie isidentifed.-- = $50 ft- 'A'
/. The. fundaDental doctrines ~ tie State Rights
school of Democracy will constitute the guides hy
which the political course of the paper viii be CON
trOllsd and while thei 11KiHre,kcEn rR susss!n
Southern institutions ae@the cause Of Vie South Vita
enefgy and zeal, ii Mil 20 30 eaInft and only by rea
son and srtInent--rsmenberifg that dare Is zeal
which SIS not eccoEding 70 knewledge, and whose
only weapons are empty defamation and aTpeals to
popias iEnpHaRee bassong and preiadiee IL vii
e%pe ysufTort the PRINCIPLES Isse,g anieation Of A
Deihoratie party; but, at die sape tine il viii DO
courteous to teEe Of oar feIIoxctizciis WHO re -
hteslly opposed to 4 ;upr EiR 4 dsseend, ia any
ease, to personal abuse and vilifcaticn,
The Bdfors FIRST saw the -fsEt h iFenhessee, bot
~sYbrought TO NissssiFa While lie rpsD wi ss us-
conscious infant, Here he .Rurtured aud edues-
tsds lie isis rFaisatt Of the University Of MISC
spPi. lie j. beaRd % Aisszippi BY eSs1g Gle Of rs
socation aud Affection and il willie his censnt autv
u sl5w thAt he mot dnindfu Of fhose 5tl<ktsons
xi.iphlse owes tos nf.F hsiir = la.11 - t.
Nothing viii appear in The colrm-s Of the IxrrIIr-
GEScER which the Editor docs not believe to be true:
f0e Il b his purpose 10 esisblIsh M The bstf fspr
tatop, both a hsae and abroad sbieb 4 Al use lis
every ststeHent Of fact to be implicitly relied on
The Editor va stadiously ated strttcverxicS
ast e thessane my h aEoided pithpupdstyltg
one whose duty It viii be to call nnes By der right
names when be speaks Of them at all
Terms, 81 per1nnum IN advance. or 81 50 al She
end Of fheyearsss-s.9 s-a6 - -as1y .ss.s&
H0W4Fr FALcoNER,
p u I'D fsrl-'ctos
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Mr.. A. Rogycabnrger Agnia.

Is late number of this paper We published
ruinor, current in oxford, that our old fellow
townsman, Mr. y, Roggcnburger bad committed
suicide at jackson. We are glad to hear that
the gentleman is not only alive and well but that
he is = teaching the young idea how 10 shoot"
at Hillsboro, Scott county, Miss. Long may he
live and flourish in imparting knowledge to the
rising generation in that bcnighted region.
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. EAGLE Cotton Gins. p

D' No. 8 Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee !,
W. S. rierErr has charge of the Correspondence
and Finapdial' DepaItnentn sob J Hilf- ""
Carr WoRMELEY attends to the Cotton Sales7-hns
had fifteen Years experience in this department.
EDWARD SHEEGos the AlerchanClise department..
20 We keep a large and complete stock Of Groce-
Cash. or on the usual time to our Planter friellds
Our charge for selling Cotton is rs cents per bale
AL produce sent 20 us is insured, unless otherwise
mess ness e al bseis w refer You to our frsnds
Hon. j. NJ Howry, w. 81 Nelson, Rsq., frhos. N
Wendell, Esq, y. W. Jones, ESQ.,, Jas, II, sbeegue
ESQ. fsep5f PICKETT, W0RMELEY d co. II
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Tur thirteenth ahfiaal sessoFa Of oIis ihs;tsae.
will open on tho 18th DIR Of Septspbsr Is0q, an
der the direction Of the alleapd esperisnpss f.saiy
The University gsdsfs Edsansages to- you,,sA mert
seeking thorough elinSatUn. EunSarfassed tDxshess
in the United States and eqyzlsed IN the Sorfh
Its apparatls and arrangements for he llpstbstscd
of Physical Science, and Chemistry are ehtiFet ma
riyslled In mine1iogyit pc sesses ssbinstN -
lect speaneps, cl.qicq sl.dy yaluahsn .ssasG 1s4
The President and Professors need no eornfntnda-
ton from the Board Of Triistees 4ncst Of them being
well and fiironbly knovn 10 shs pulaie superior
ced and able instructors, a a, jas.4es zsv Ne.
The LOCATION Of che University is IN the highest
degree heal,l.iul-no epidemic sickness hvihB ever
occurred there or IN Oxford i-fE 3I fneTs i0A
The government Of the university j. mild but eS
fcient Every effort is made to cultivate a manly
tone of feeias among the students sfa an elevated
standard Of poinlity it is moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regsrd for religion and
morality Is Wen known and Is not surpassed any
I where. i'iit ~ = ~ p
laItis also aasy esihle. being the ne II the
Mississippi Central Railroa1, which is no" ;-',y con-
Pie Accommodations are ample for tho cortet Of
at least three huIidred ytudentS, !, ad1 JOY TGH
! spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for cncouiaRing bodily exercise and 1so-
noting physical develofAnens VIII be ready for use
in the fall hssd al o. Argyll al eassi 20
TERMs,Tutiop SO per anRnns
of the college baildhissSlo 9sltaf l4'i oc
Tuition in tho Law DcraliBent $50. suA DoY
Board in the college boarding houses and lH prs-
vatc families about 81 to 81 per month -,
s1f-a 3itfJAMES NJ H0WRY,
ytis fqaq,,. sec'yoi the Bedfd.
oxford, July 4, is50-i-5-ly,., 81, ..-,,yy
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F.
By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nersohs or .Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness may be obtained.
} They seldom fail in removing the Ndassa and Head
arke to whieh females are subiect.sr4r fscsH -a1
They act gently. upon the bowels,-remoFing Cos
tsszasss. ~ HH u ~
For Literary Msa, Stakzents, DeIicate Females, and
all persons Of sedeHtay habits they arc valuable
L1ratius, improving the oppstis, giving tone and
tgor 20 the digestive organs and restoring the ma
tuTal elasticity and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHAtIC FILLS are the result Of long in
Testigaiim and earefully conducted experiments hav
ing been in many years. during which time they
have prevented and relieved vast aHounto pain and
suffering from Headache whether originating in the
nepent system or from tlersnged state of the sto
mqeh, -f,.-t s.-t..,Q
= 4hey are entirely vegetable IN their composition
and mar Be taeh at all tiaes with perfect sft With
out making any change Of Diet gad the a5senee q any
disaorteo5s tasfe readers Il sesy % anistsr % CHI
dreH. 7s - 'l5t fsaffIll e fr z ~ 7fGr
BEWARE OF, COUNTERFEITSir ;srs
The genuine have five Signatures Of Henry c. spald-
ing on each Box. fiH ~ lites ~ .li-ia
Sold b5 Druggists and ali other Dealers IN Medicines
A Box ai be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
49,, q. Price p Cents.
Al o5sie-s SIC aid be addressed = . - --r
HENRY c. SPALpINd.
4s Cedar Street., Nes-York.
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University OF Mississippi: Junior Orators.
TnE names of the Junior Orators elected by
the two Societies. to take part in the exercises of
the next Commencement, were published by us
two weeks ago. The following Juniors have
since been elected by the Faculty
.e.E From TIE Hcralcah .Socie'ys
II. O. BRIDGES, w. 0. MARTIN,
j. A. Saith, j. De TX. TERRELL
..l r From tie Phi Sigma Society:
a. J. Dew, r. r. HYATT
W. \. Porrs, G. W. REA.
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HUGH Q. BRIDGES,

III VF4 V I'INIINI''
.i.s at Cor. SeGy Of H. s.
February Is, 1861. 1921
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f5zecEF RkDERIcE k5Rg kARkARns kksnse1
CHANCELLOR Ia
WILLIAM y sT .EIiA IL D. I'D n.y boa
HON. S.AAES !. TR0TTE.R,., VIA, ss-s.oq
Il Professors Of GosenInental Sienee and Law
FREDERICK, a. r, RARS ARD. II. D., -
Professor Of Physics, Astronomy, cisa Easla-
e eerin sos and Eviidencaes q Chfisaztifs:
EDWARD c. p0fhf0Ss Ma Aiian iisss A
Professor Of e:episiry. MaerAlogz HA as9osy.
HENRY 1WHITEH9RNE.sM,JA A., 4 ,.,..;xy ..,a
Professor Of Greek and ANCIENT Litcfsthr&
JORDAN NJ PHIPPss NJ l3,rvo nsliar eel
Profrsui ef Pure AEtbematcs.j disasi ~
WILLIAM bssi. 2 AP saErs Isgs.t osasqsvs
HON LU6fgS Q. C. LANAI, 80 Ia - Vol
PresdssSrof Ethics, AesAphysies, and osssssss'
ALE KAN RE g. orIStfiE, N. A.; a IN
Professor Of Latin md Modern bsngusgc&
BURTON NJ H.tRRiSe&, B. Al Z e gog 4oI
Assistant 70 NE Professor Of Physies's 40
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1t Is said that there arc $4,000 barrels of
mackerel at Gloucester, Massachusetts, waiting
sale in Southern markets. Don't want them.
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oHroTz VS.. ,Nsy sth, $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE!s HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

Il
Tie oaly Rarailess aud RsliaEle Dye KaoVa.
AnOtlsTS are and shquId he avoid
ed IL yau wish TO osalpS ridlsuIs.
GREY, RED on RUslYHAIR dyCsl instantly to
bOAatifu and natural Brown or Black, without the
least Injury to Hair or skin.
fIFTREN AlEDALsAND DIPLOMAS havO been
awarded to wy. A. BATUHEIoR sInee 1889, and over
800 have been uiado-to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
Wa. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces q
color not to be diatingulshed from nature. and Is
warranted not to nlnre In thcieast, however long
II may be continued, and the i'll effects Of bad Dyes
ronleded. The hAIr Is inyigOrated Tor life by this
splendid Dye, which lS properly applied at No. ls
Bond Street. New York.
Sold mall the cities towns of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has tho name "WtIltam A. Datehelor' -
and address upon steal plate engraving on the four
sides Of eaCh box.
WHOLESALE FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY ST.,
aplO-lE Late 20 broadway, New York.
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The Union asks US why we do not pub
lish the extract from Henry Clny'a speech,
(Which appears daily ut the head of our
cOlumDs,) the same way that it publishes
it, We answer, because We believe the
way the UniO" publishes it, is forgery.
We notice that the Missouri Democrat,
the Cincinnati Commercial, and other re-
liable papers, publish the extract ms we
have it, aud We would much sooner believe
the wh%eliug Union would garblo =, pass.
sGe than those papers.
After that "litIe blood" trick with Ohm
Bells speech, lust summer. the Union ca n
not blame US for saying that we would not
trust tito quote the most Insignificant par
"graph, on the most Insignificant subject,
from the most insignificant author.
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Troops FOR western virginia.

Capt. Cakes, of the United States Army,
lately stationed on the frontier, under the
tFnitor Twiggs, has arrived in this city,and
assigned him by the Government. Hewill
be remembered by many of our citizens,
having recruited here for the regular army
some years ago. Heis brave and gallant
officer. aud we are pleased to learn that
jor. : :.
Maior Cakes, as We are Informed upon
reliable authority, has been ordered to
proceed to Western Virginia, aud raise "a
regiment. He will probably make his head.
quarters at Wheeling, and il ia inferred
that the men under his command viii be
ealisted in the regular army. The object
!. doubtless 70 strengthen aud encourage
tue Union sentiment in Western Virginia,
and form the nucleus for an army Of de-
fence. should our patriotic fellow.eitizens
10 that vicinity stand in need of aid.-PiftE.
burg Ggssas, yssterdGy.