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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

All i guilt n on point ROW. The vaDdsls
nave not bad pluck 10 Hre = single shot at
~ since lhe btttie at Msnfa sas
~ he wy, have seen 10 yoa9 paper sew
erAl Teferrncas 10 the coincidence be cen he
T. g"iaT lessons Sf the dav in the EpiscoDaI
calendar for Church service and important
'9ueni even Is, but The most striking ore has
not ger been Goictd
A"oat lne time the war commenced, ghe
less - Tor the = wss from the second chap
ter ~ joel, which contains the {ollowiu re-
IA n11&'.hie words IL viii r. move far of frou
yda che Northern army iuto 3 land barren
aud dcs@ IL; and his stink shall come
up, ana ais ill-savor shau come up, because
II ia done, q Z, magnirei 10 do great
1hu g Fear rot, = land. be 'ad and ~ joic.:
Tor tne Lord viii do great things "
" nn tAa. has he trd 0f The stampede from
Manass2S. and of the hc1rIs fate Of he dead
YANKEES LETT on its batti~-nsiL, can fqil to
see ii Iearf0i coincidence with thase words. or
threats, Cf Holy Writ? s-A-ITIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

REcEPrioS or THE Rsv, Ds HCog This
gentieman having resigned his positiun as as
sopiate tstor with DR. Spring, last evening
received his friends peevious 10 his departure
A large crowd OF Republicans congrexat.a. II
i suppo ed 70 insult n,m but they con ten Ted
Themselves with placing on he stairway lead
i,g 10 De, Hoge's room, the folio wing inscrip
zion Il 1--we Secess sionisG on exhibition No
stars admission free. Walk up" This
very ''smars" preceding was aa they did =
D. HNea 's% ma tsrnds, AND then with.
.dre Wv r. Dae. R1 4. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

NOT ku LED Toe ~ tsmsn, that Oaptatn
j QUA Avs. Of toe Morgan Continsntals. lin.
chester. AND Lieut.. Col l.. + Moore. Of Col
Pteston's Regiment, were killed Ia the lers
butte, was an error. The Winchester Vir.
ginian says they are uninJured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
TIE t'Eg Iva IN FsAsUg We wara showp

TIE tsg iva II FaAsOg We were shown
this InCrLiHg letter from romlneut me-
hant II, P.Ii-, Fraace, tn a gentleman OF this
ci.y, which alees encouraging int@liisencs
gard 10 the f"@nng TOW ads ths Southern
'irnte 'ef3cy IA tnat conary. II hears date
J al } 4 ani sttsss that there his recently
oeeu l. ma ked chanae in pubic sentm-Tt
gaich a. first was III togather IN favor Of the
NJrtu A. very sisa fieaat the wri tar ma
t''rs the ttct that IL Pdtrfs, me JoHr"et des
Ds61ts, tie Mon teur, aud Le Pays n ,v- b q
puo !, HUG owe iu t"d able ar iciesi fsvo.
sf the S'atheru Confeieracy .-LoHisrilss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS. S.
DELICIOUS TRACES

PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTH
have large assortment OF the following ex-
client TRACTS which hsve been published -
neei. V for the Soldiers Of the Confederate Amy
sETHt A&g I"U = S0E! AN a
yor kh4pt THESUIDIER ArPE~L:' yoI,,
uNTEFRs WANTED V JCE + oM aEAV.
Fy: oFT PIT ir OFF: tEL EDiCk I "
- COP: PRIVATE pBNuTf n; ACTe OF
FtIrH. RKsgEflNEL: MOTIVES EAbIf
PIFTY all. -tFtiCIEECY or CHRIST. and
CONE TO JESUS ~
= Pass =. hymns Fo2 TIE CAMP"
penny hymu Book, comprising sixty pir!tual
anss. elected from the Eptscopal fesb1t- nan
GsthoG st aud Baptist standard hymn books
A, r. DlGkIN>ON,
General supt Bap. CoiportaSe in "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
EIvEN NEW NIiLTTAhx BUCKS.

Has iIst pnhli. hot
R0B i 5 II IND gOUK OF ARTILLERY New
etl ION 5 cents
CoohlA1 TkO,P. IL CAMP AID H0ePI.
TAL, Win T.kING FOOD AM WHAT
70 y. Ry Florence &iChruEtts 25ctts
lShfRVtfl0Nn For tANALLT on UUIPUST ?
Duty 81 cents
IHFtNIkY CAMP Duty, FIELD 7 RTIFICA-
TftEN H. RuCS '}tz = sg Cd ttou 50 CT.
NEw NAL OF VIRGINIA. f9r pcckct = d..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

- 4a.tsgs.zx.ks tU JAMES 9lVEK-
sszssasssa zssszTO FORTS POWHATAN Arb
JAMESTOWN, GROVE AND STONE HOUSE
WHAEF>.-The steamer CukTIS PEGS, Cap,
Il FREBMAH, Will ieaye ne whaI az Rocket.
regularly, EVERY M0KEING, Except S1ndsyal
It ) O'clock for the e6oye places, and retnrr same
lay Z bout u o'clock 7 ii, 'ouehiug al ell OF the
regular !snGir2s going and retIruing.
Passage 10 Grove or St0Gs NhaTf, 32-isals ey
tra. 50 cents each.
Tie CURTIS PECK will connect with 3 lire Of
COACHES, !2rnjpE - YpRkTpW Y - the Grove
wharf, and ,hrough tickets 10 I orktowa A. d re
uiu, vii be given Ul Ea8 boat !0f r. meals e2
t3a 80 cents each. T.. O. HA%hFNS
II . ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
BxkKEIEY COrrTY Va

Is is stated Ihst This county Is riy or
quite relieved OF Li3cuiu s Ierrain. a 1. "
Ln:eVsES cam p folio RsTs Of the lowest urGer
remain la A1rtinsourg, encouraged h, d aid q
IN their oGtgag9s hv thp Line Jla ties Of BE- ke-
ley. Several SecssSi0uiz's If tha coun
were arrested aua lnk-n on by Paterson as
prisoners-SmonEsf tn. IN Wm n rtn,
Esq who promptly refused o l. X an oath
nol TO m K. ca i.lscCl Il 10. al Il
son OF ten Il aorge Nlrth, ol R+voiytouasy
fam, } is OF the wronx so ID lake aEy suea
cath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

s-ao SnUTHEAS STEAM PKayA-
lEfEcTLRR toAPasY.-rersons desirous
a OF prom naiipg this br neh Of GA Ma
ttonal defence against cur enemy can yet ind =
few shares OF the stock 10 subserlbs for al Insir
office No Is Pearl street, first floor. where all Ia
formation can be had Shares *loo each, Ia an 4
No ship. Jy so-ts
NgANUFACTUKED TOBACCO. 900 boxes
Nl for sale by |. a0. Is. DAVENPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

~ HosP rAL 10 >FPP.IE> fH0M
SOUTH CAROLINA having besn e>s abiisAe4 70
hArt"'t-s'liiT, p'Fsoas 'rin lhg ON xes "r
urs fTpm Nouth ar lima are requested 20 pnt
themselves In communication vi b a. :. ut t4in
haVlas 1t In enarss. Address ksY. e. W Ia 81
az, opposite Monticello mouse, lhsr}ottae-
VILE. an x-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

.ss htS AWAY .sEt5r.U -hanayav lcyl.
~ the service Of The Virginia b FsnnssssS
T - Railroad Company IA Jnae last a sssv~
- named ABhAhAA Hs Is about 50 yeAr.
-A=A<s oI axe feet high, and of dark BROW
aulvI, usually wears d hand korohisf on HIS bead
and mas scar on his forehead or faae
ABEAHAh belongs To Capt. Joan bu lord, Of BED
fora eoalty, aad 1t Is supposed thai ne 10 now
about Richmond, or at ens OF tha volunteer en-
sanapmsats liberal reward will bs paid fos
him Ii GILL,
Gen'l sup't Va. q Tsna. Railroad.
Lyneh0urg, J1iy 10, 1891. Iy le-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

kev. Isaac R)ssar. M b dist preacher,
and Seneraiir kp-wn as FFth"r kos,nr ditd
suddeaiy at atfauta, Fieo on Thursday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

sssssv--zYTTT7rrs FOR NGHBIR G.-ro
:s,ssSsS.ss.. - cave sA nRD4Y Ne NO :
11Na~47"-~N' he anal Boat J. IR6Y will
leave rs ahove. For {. eight, app yfo
GUY & COX Agents,
gu i-5t Al Cex's shed Dock street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
s. ASHLAND hS EAL.

s. ASHLAND nUEaL.
sk.8Hz THIS pleasant Summer Retreat is Gcr
3pea fot tbs reception of yisitoTs
ASHLAND offers many attraoticns 10 xli whoa
business or pleasure calls to THE Cs pttai OF The
SoAtoderaey. 1t Is situated on the hlchwGEd /
Fredericksburg Rsiirosd, within tk minutes ruB
OF Richmond. Tds trsiqs pass down SRG up, SO
~ TO srTiy5 ~ Richmond before, ka6 a. Ashland
sitter, business Goura.
The improvements consist of rpactons HOTEL
and oundry airy and tastefui COTTAGES, located
tn sxte asige aud W ell shaded iawrs TIE Cotsages
snord tc families all ths quiet ssclusion OF pr
eate establishments In the country freed from the
cares Of Housekeeping. Indeed, al the comforts
and advantages OF tho county are secured with
.. rs to bosrdsrs st the Hotel.
Applications foE board may be s6dres.sd to
fHoEAS B. r. fN1RAn
tys-im~ supsr.n nte ndsnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
EDUCATIONAL,
pICMMOND FEMALE IN>T,TCTE

IL
Ib" reX' session ~ b. Ir ti.uU u VII b-gi7
II T. NkH Z, isft, ard ts eN pectad 20 CORES pond
in = aspects ia those of i,Tuer years
ha same Faculty will Temaiu The terms W
he a. narr' ofare AM the ne liheial uatrcnpaa IL
r"m THIS 20 Il ard fro, the outh !. lol cd Tsr
"Ure detailed Embellishments vi b. issued
Hereafter. For furhA .uf rnati"G or Tor Gata-
j. tg'es soon to be read : apaIy 80
~ - 'HhS W'NGTnN Pros.
lRo1k LAND >c.suOL. an t",sN
- WOOD DBt"T, ALBtM . kLR COUNTY VA
The H'xth Session ~iil open he Er.' a4UAOaY il
Sertenl 5er and close on he2i'h OF June
ERAs F25' Per session 10 to paid ne ha'f the
Isl oeItember, Cne- halt tHe 1t februarv
WM. Din WIULIE. A.
an > ilw SSwtlS< Priur,r',
DknOkaiLL SCHOOL stIN BUX&-SIX
ID !. rs NORTH T CHAELOTF T. VILE
Va A-Tbe Sass "u Will begin trst MONDAY IN
eepteuh her, and end 25 L June following
sCBIFcTs 'ATGHT - ugltzh. Ancient and Mod
srD Languages Ma hematics.
FRFs -'or Board and Tuition. fnnt iucludips
andes and Toweis,) $3.50 or session
apply for circulars
Post qfice sad Depot, Fhsrlo.tesville, Va.
CpA 2Lts AINoR, IL. d a. nj & VA
Jy Ao-Et WIZ Fr lcipal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso' 't.TfoN,(
BIC. soND Va Jere - isdt
leaS[a. COM NlEAIktsN< h.yiuE "a Il

COM vi NlCATa0N> hayisA Re u
~H rece we'd ny oar sssuctatfcn noE val
ous md idu als aud association - Oh ri atom
4 else here. pToposing - fuIntsh suppilcs %
rrovi.ions and {. oihtDg for ta@ 81 sad wounded
so dIers, We have p~~a ~ p0Ia o. eoInUltsef
the rsce u u ana df tribuuUu ~ the sstd sao-
les. Any contritu+ len whethe "a el v, 9th
inH or provi |, rs, neaosd the sOla ers In no
Confederate Army, " Ii bs received by ms at ou.
D. pol oa hsin street, II door 10 tho sior ot
WALrEk d bLAfA Co sd the Fams be cfsaff-
butcd .. " In pes or thEosso a. sgeat ak-
points cd ty Us upoa re3Iisit rs ts q cd by eur
gson or . her commts ioaed rhe.r
The bsnevol.u1 are assured tsa' favetahis
cpport ni y will no~ BE- al rded for tel d cleas
csptsbl. TO tha sick and ourstad "a ti rs s.~.a
Honss of eusinsss 81 the tepoi frsms 10 y
Addre.s aa p.ets--.t I, Army Con- m,,sss. r.
=. CA ,ef kieh@ va ~ y
JAS g. ~ Rkkss, tHNtsss.
Au lin JA4kS uOkDlN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
- L e. Il n > 4 q AH
4 20 r r T. L AND Els ii,

l25 bags prime Bio cor 7EE
100 halt barrels Family Roe HEREINGS.
For sale by
81 i-7'' LEWIS WEBB JORN q. WADE.
( iaLnRs, BACON. &c.
~ 20 bDts Ciuc'Huati " HiSk i.
To- b3is he- Mountain i.yo WHISEEy;
50 bbte. GIN and Freneh BRAND
10 la I and Or pipes fine French BRaNDY;
pipes GJllAnd uIE;
lc0 bags prime Hlo COFFEE;
&c hhuS prime NUOFLnEHS and SIDPS;
90 bbls. Sugar Ronse tOLENSES.
SUGARS;
20 hhds. SUGAR;
IL, xea ,damaatine and Tsllow CANDLES;
loo Do25s BROWN SOAP;
100 tbts No. ). G. Cut HERRIS8e;
- Ehls Nos. :, and MACEEEEJ;
81 halt bbIs. No. I Family hoe BEHRING'S;
b. NILS. new Orleans HULAhstn,
30 box To let SOAP;
80 tox Cha TX AID fo~h&tsn PIPES;
100 coz7u .-OOhS ard dD..h STs;
6od ans " z piog FApEA;
10 boi- 81 lac kherTy and Che ~ BRANDY:
4 terc5s and 81 ke.s eat LAID;
81 bite ". Feach aud a pple BnATDY
- kess SAL. SODA. F.I ale by
Th0AAS JoE"S.
- n = =; 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

DLANK ETS.-Wsha have s" pat good He'd blaa.
ID ksts, worsh fraaa % 20 Slf per pair.
sai caILhs + VhENERy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
GRCS ERIAS, wo

y W + l. q q r.
loo Barrels
NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
Said 10 bs very supero.
= few boxes LEMONS in good order
Just received and f,r s8le by
PU '-EN RAGi'aNn Il EPOTHrP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
10 Il = / HI

~t..-.. LCh bERii!
eer viii ron THIS ala a. nia stoea
o.. y .vt ezsh, except by special con
.. t t--~c5c - adopt lhs cash systsm
a..-... --eEe - doing crsdil bEsi L ssa
$50 .aac u6C4l4y ast. lgatsd
-.s -. t=VloR claims rRAtnst us are re
.....-4 -'eat taeu FOR payment, and thos.
'+ al. rs ~~ruostty toq u est8c 70 ray ue
To- #EJAA4 B. PARKER
-,-a attiG AID keyall Lumber DsaIer
..s.. Cary and 10th arrests.
-E az. lstA. IN g. lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
THs "IRoy DICE" RATTLE.

g were eApOsed Iea: " hgi ! mile with.
ont support. The enemv had currarep -rrI
piHt"iV, and we Wrra in 2 "e.,t peri 10 b. ia
VElzz'na and hUmmjrg All aIoundrs + Xle
VINO hHd advanced his reserve, and n havaC
with great coolnecs, says The line o. sSirn,,sh -.
eis eX ended 4 long way ard IN e. d.d 20 cr-
Us OF but Wa gave n yeji, and as hav- said
drove them home. A. thur was TOO SLOW in
retreat even after he had given The orasr |
had 10 urn back tWIc- TO lock for him
How til balls ratified Every man wou!d
sometimes have 10 ge, bshin3 a trp4 Ia aec,,l
tcc dreadful Storm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
L s1LpIER's GRAVE.

NJ A'ernot, "Ne OF r4r me-, aa= kil:e4 by .
graps-sh0r. 0 yes:erda" ! buried Ann n-
had lain out all night, ana sur e+es filat
with woman s tears as We covered Elm W, n
ms 6iatke', and lett L IN 10 ai-eD on cne t;1l
WheIe he hHo fallen. Hurdles pat 2 head and
loot mark at MS grave, With the inscr!i tin
Ia pencil:
'Dennis HeDerrnot Of the 0ld Dominion Rites
OF AK dra, Va die IN ba le, j. p, sci
a EatIt II uier anu 2 90. aau''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

ns, il = y AE-t.0 kAH AkD.-kaa
S% way ffcm he Midlothian Goal Plts, r.
EAGho MAN, named AAkoS eUrToS. abozt ,
81 % sails OF aae, and wsigh he from 100 to AIS
.s~<s<s Ds o! DARK color, some seet or incbss
aia down iook when spoken 10. He has a ffs
iiViog VITA hr Fearce, GA shockoe Hill. Hs has
oeSA seen t!eq equeDt4y in tho city, In which piaxe
40 doubt TIC ie sti' In klng viii give The abt We
reward Ter the apprehension ana delivery Of said
Q 70 10 ihe, or conaaemeRt IN LampkIn's jail,
u shir city. 80 LYME, agent,
tFor Mrs l. CoRkETr)
once orsr Bodeksrs Drug htore,
ty s2-Es No 10 Main strss,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

The Winchester Trginian rubishas -he
folinwi q letter FROM you ~ lady It "a o.
h r stowu, ds ed ia % n II is good Illus
ots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

I&tEk BBL sOOD'3 FA .LY ROE
kJG II anRIUGS
le1 half bbls. ROE HEREINGS;
Is bb's. sHAD;
10 half bHl- SHAD ROE:
i0o Adii bbIs No Ma kFREL:
. b6iS .srge snd med No. MACkEREL, N
81 b6ls. Wood GU - Il HHRKINGS.
For sgie by WIN B. JONES = Co.
fv 24--lUt & ba. M,ir md
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
RU n a WAYS

10 500 ttsWA ARD T the delivery to
I'll lt~ oi my CAR ia I bRIN ER, BEVERLY
~ tie Is tw'n my seven Yeas 10 Tor, bl -cs:
- TX feet hish. rs covered with sh art
-safs-~ beard, and mou-tache; large eye btows
an curllhS t, e-la>hes HI probably travels in
a ara hfe mi ed sumner coat, Or b'ue cloth
vi u bass button and ,arpet b@s H . says he
mas fSa SAaksp are, and may travel with a
torE'd pa ond sn oil his be- I'd W hen he
re ds ltls lie has relatives at 81 Z. Ii rIew-
arr ;, IN King Oeor.e, d at Mrs DR.. Frank
receut responding by letter Ills object be-
ng evidently [, e-eape he i ubtless lurging'
ao' ut toe shVr- of ha Potom or making hi
way Norhwald, aud NAV be ABOUT our encamp.-
me Il he a"ove eva d will be paid II caug hit
over My miles from fredericksburg; other
wiNe -, N 2-2M*l n. Rn.NAkQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

= w. " f" A pF'>GS.~ We have Ioi al
ok e.lts.D ~ m@de Of thin 10th, IL light
+, .t.yit', wien We VIII cell very cbsap
''~..ust.-s - ihe cyGAtIy viii ind III. "a, Wv
t~4 II lHILEs 4 CIENEEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

n IL y "a ~ Al -Ay nStyant UoAS \.
81 sinai b ght mulatto, OF lidy appearance,
-EyA aoGu' lo year OF age, abec aded from my
s1J~ ssidruee yesterday. | hred her from.
@s--A<4A dts Jud- 9 My, Of Petersburg. TO " whon
she Oei' n29. he may be lurking amongst some
u nee slave Ge4qaiRta1ees ia tae city. or may be
eEde@VoF n& Aaa Aer Ia Petersburg
VIII Tay tla q ual fae nd all expenses on her
return 70 ny houss, corner OF Cary and Adams
stfc5Is- JOHN GLIB .Oa, .
cnmoad. 1uly 81, 1861. aui i-stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
aa--s<-zs
WE. ?. COZ.

.. - " y p .se sOIdIeFs cut Iins with
"a a. Rom colo, wa ind cure rem4ay
-.} |t8t a. cid Market. AK for Pu
-.tr.i haT5 used il / q my family for
.' ana ELp9 Ia va ue
'~..4.-.t JAMES 4. GoUpfs.
iu !r p.epNGI aad soid by
.i D'i EEk geo Druggists,
=. ----- p 10 ~ HEar In MHrk Il
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
Oxford Intelligencer.

We have received a number of this excellent
journal, with which our friend of twenty years
agone, Franc DUvAL is connected and welcome
il to our exchange list When Mississippi Sc
coded we didn't know but Franc might think it a
mighty good time to get out Of the wilderness"
but it seems he is still there. Well, whether
there, or wherever duty or inclination may lead
him. he has our best wishes for his success and
happiness .ithens Tenn Post.
You thought wrong Samuel" when you
thought we were in wilderness" Why, we
are in the garden spot of the Confederacy, and
like secession amazingly We would rather be
Mississippi negro than a Tennessee apologist
for Andy Johnson, Emerson Ethridgc and Abe
Lincoln. We are still here, and here expect to
remain, to share the fortune of Mississippi, come
veal, come wo
Thank you for your kind wishes. You have
''waxcd fat" in old Tennessee, since last we met,
and VIC are happy to know that your talents arc
duly appreciated; but sorry that you are such
a submissionist.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
To the CITIZENS of Lafayette County.

Nix DAVID L. S. MosELY, Deputy Sheriff, who
is now visiting every portion Of the county, is
authorized, as agent for the Intelligcncer office,
to receive subscriptions for our paper, and ex-
ccute receipts therefor. During the important
crisis that is now upon the country, events Of
the deepest interest must frequently occur, and
questions of great moment will be presented for
discussion and it win be our aim to furnish TO
our readers the latest and most authentic intel
ligence from every quarter, and so to treat the
great questions of the day as 10 shed upon them
all the light We can gather from every source
accessible to us. Considering the amount of
reading matter contained in II, and the quality
Of that matter, the Intelligencer is by far the
cheapest paper in the State; and we believe that
its circulation in this county, if its merits were
more generally known to our people, would be
largely and speedily extended. Our subscrip-
ton list is already very good one but, of course
we desire still further to increaseit it.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
Concert and Levee by the Young Ladies.

THE young ladies' of Oxford, noble, patriotic,
benevolent damsels, propose giving vocal and
instrumental Concert and Levee, ON tomorrow
evening, at the Town Hall, the proceeds to be
applied to the purchase Of materials for flag
to be presented by them to the University Gray
This company of brave young men deserve
flag, and should have received one ere this. We
hope to see a crowded house tomorrow evening.
The music will be worth more than the price Of
admission, while you will be contributing to a
laudable, patriotic object Tickets may bepro-
cured, at any time tomorrow, at the stores in
town. Admission fee fifty cents.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
N O T &c E,

rINO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
i tercst either legal equitable in the land here
matter described at the time the same sold for
taxes and such other persons as may be interested
therein;
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill in
the Circuit Court of Chancery for the County of La
ayette in the State of Mississippi to 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 parties
claiming having any interest in said land which
listed at the time the same was sold for taxes; and
that said land sold for taxes the 3d day of May
1858, and conveyed by deed to me on the same day.
You are notified to be and appear at said Court, on
the 22d day of April 1861 being day Of Term
of said Court to be held at Oxlcd for said County,
in said State, on the 4th Monday after the 4th Mon
day in March, 1861, to show against said tax
title, and why my title should not he confirmed
ID. e. WILSON.
March 6, 1861. 40-30ds.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
southern Literary Messenger.

We have received the January, February, and
March numbers Of the Southern Literary Mes
senger, a solid magazine Of true merit publish
ed in Richmond Va, by Macfarlane Fergu-
son, at So year, in advance. 1t is ably edited
ty Dr. G. W. Bagby, and is now in its 32d vol
ume. We know of no literary periodical so
highly deserving the favor and patronage of
Southern readers, and We earnestly press its
claims upon our people. The articles it con-
tains are worth trcasuring in your libraries,
while its embellishments will serve to crafty the
tastes Of those who are fond of pictures. The
prospectus of this valuable magazine will ap-
pear in our columns next week.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
The Gaming Crops.

Inc t0inlns Crops.
CoKS planting sover with many planters Of
Lafayette county, and a large number have
planted their cotton. The prospects, at this
early day, are very encouraging; all farming
operations being in an advanced stage. Corn
and other grains have been largely sown, while
a diminished crop of cotton has been looked to-
From every portion Of our State we learn that
the wheat crop viii be an abundant one, and of
a good quality. Fruit has been pretty effectu.
ally destroyed, and although we may now re-
greet it yet it may result in great good, for in
seasons when fruits are abundant, much sick
ness prevails among children by the injudicious
use of unripe fruit We venture to say we
shall have healthy summer, in consequence of
having little or no fruit
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-04-03
Notice

rIN0 ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an In
Il terest either legal equitable, in the land here
matter described, at the time the sold for
taxes and such other persons as may be interested
therein:
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill in
the Circuit Court of Chancery for the County of La
Eyette, in the State of Mississippi, to have my title
made perfect and valid to the Northeast quarter of
Section Three, Township Nine, Range West, lying
in said County, in said State against all parties claim
ing or having any interest in said land which existed
the time the sold for taxes; and that said
land was sold for taxes the I'd day of May, 1885,
and conveyed by deed to on the same day.
You notified to be and appear at said Court on
the 22d day of April, 1861 being day of term of
said Court to he held at Oxford for said County in
said State, the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday
in March, 1851 to show cause why my title should
not he confirmed ID. G. WILSON.
March q, 1861 iu-3O1s.