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, 1861-06-20
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AZ great bargains awa an s'" prices nom sSOtO SIo.
Mt SIC.

NJ L SIC.
One oF The LARGEST ard hest catalogues or Mp,e no
publ, he'd All The music hiRk bOc II pnl,shed 10
the United States tor sale NJ th eslabsl m. ii haTihT
celebrated Guitars a, n Kinds Of Musical Ihsilu lumtnS
and mlsc f TchnMdsF the Gea pricea hu,Ic Ieity
Whenever oldPrd, pO laid CatsIognes sent ~ mail;
liberal Discount 10 dealers, teachers, minrss ana
clergy mrn.
, 1861-06-20

Five stops. In rOsrWOOd cases $50; STRIPS o. d.,
tlkei ss.ps, with pnusFi"n. S2l5; u strPS d. o..
$50; u stops d. sze larger $500; IS EiOIe, do d,
s175 Each ins'IuHEt waIFsnt 10 IIVv uatilisrtIe ~
purchase money UfupdSd, : " : =
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TnE Ems op HoasES AND CAFTLE.-In
thsNou England FarmSr, correspondent
Gisss ths lSllowing remedy, when horses or
cntlla injuro thpir eyes 90 e 10 bring on Q
whiie substance Or flm, Hessys: "Take
krosh hnlfal, newly ehnned; melt abOut q
tsusp00ufnl, and turn it into he ear oppo-
site he eye injufcd, being careful to hold
oeUr t'Rht together, 90 thas thsg shah not,
b vI0leh1 slaks Of the head, throw it out
q he ear. This Femedy, he says, may be
&fsIy hpplled, Il yoe Do not use them Shea
the flm z coming Of" 5sJ4
RaeEFl ~ "A PmLopoPHsE> Som Oi
Rarsy - sayingA are Hakii6s ,df wisdom.
Ior Instance Nature ne7er lieS The
k6IIs Z honest. Ths nund of : horse gOv.
orm korll, e IL mind of Q nm governs
sm1n. lfyoa UllA, therefore, 10 get con
tIoi 81 ne korss's b1dy, era lsaTn % direct
ME1 n esnils loaeh : male pou.
ol.| ~. hloSS Wom5a - bsslsr al.
Ven a. "a. tso11so ther lave Q aonller
60 EIrnnn.a ~ kininas ere sl Ghs
ns1is lhsrs + IBmy mslhea Fe1Eos mEsI
d 6I1 " - cIlvsf \ lheIa1T knOHn
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
sz;-, H,.S,saas is 1 ffsvorite sign by which nata,,

tx- HEAblcns is L favorite sign by which nature
makes known any desiasioa. whatever froln lhe pat
url state Of the BRAIN and viewed in this light it may
be looked on al safeguard Intended TO give notice
Of disesrs which might Otherwise escape attention,
til too late to be remeded and its indications should
never be neglected Headsclies may he classified
under twp names. yizi Symptouiatie ahd ldiepathic
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and
is the precursor 81 great ysety ofdiseases among
which are ApopiexE Gout, Rheemalsea and all fe-
bts diseases In its nervous foFn Il is sympathetic
Of disease of the stomach constituting sick haddehe,
u hepmic dserss eonstitudgn tiiioes headache, Of
worms, constipation and other disorders of the bow
els az well as renal and uterine headaches Diseases
lof thahear very frequently attended With Head,
faehes; Anema and plethoFs are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. Idiopathc
Heddache is also very common, being usually dstin-
guished by the name Of rer9as hesddehe, sometimes
coming on suddenly In a state OF apparently sound
health, and prostntng at once the mental and phys
zeal energies and in othsss instances 1t comes on
slowly heradsa by depression Of spirits or scerbit
Of temper In most instances the pain is in the front
Of tlie Read over one or both etes, and sometimes
provoking voniang under this class may also be
For die tfsataent Of eithereass Of Headache, the
Cepalid Pills have been found sure andfsafe reno
dy relieving the most acute pains in, few minutes
and Bfts subtle power graduating the diseases Of
Which Headache is the unerriDg inde4.s lin Eg
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

=
No one Of the ''nany ills flesh is heir to" is so
prevalent, so little understood, and so much neglect
ed as Costiyeness Often originating in carelessness
OF, sedentary habits :; it is regarded slight disor
der 81 too little consequence TO excite anxiety while
in reality Il isthe precursor and compartment many
of the most fatal and dangerous Diseases and unless
ea4y ciadcated II will bring the sufferer TO an I'M
taltiy yaIe Among the lighter evils of which cos
tvepcss is the usual attendant are Headache, Collie
RheahiatisI, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of like
NATURE ,tc ia long train Of frghtful diseases, such
as Malignant Fevcrs, Abcesses Dysentary Diarrhga,
Dyspepsia; Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, HSsteria,
Hypoehondrasis Melancholy and Insanity first indi-
cate their presence in the system, by this alarming
symptom Not unfreddently the diseases named
originate Ind Constipation buttalSe on m indepehhent
existence unless the cause is eradcated in an early
stage From an these considerations It follows that
the disorder Aould receive immediate attention whon-
ever it, occurs and person should neglect 70 get
box of CephaIc Pills on the first appearance of the
complaint, as their timely use will expcl the insld
uous approaches Of disease and destroy this DANCE
rous foe to human life. q am IT qfeU ant
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Our Military CoimIpaaies.ommGH gdi IL


THERE have been already nearly four thou
sand dollars RAISED by 'opr citizeps for the
purpesc.of buyins .arhs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
companies in Lafayette county, and either Capt
Green, of tho Lamar Rifles, Or Capt Smith, of
the Bradford Rifles, will leave in few days for
the purpose OF getting tho guns. Six thousand
dollars would fully equip two companies of ri
f,men, and they, together with Capt. Delays
company, which has already been furnished with
the Buena Vista rife, by the State, would place
Lafayette county upon war footing equal to
any in the Republic, or in the United StatssI Of
the North. We hope our citizens, as there eaa
be no possible danger Of loss III doing SO, viii
come forward, and raise the, reqniredHsum OF
once, and let us feel that We are Independent,
and if need be, able to assert and m,ntaiR chat
independents under any and all circumstances.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

BBIpGEr.--Missus wants YOU to send her box Of
Cethalic Glue no, 1 bottle Of Prepared Pills, but
I'm thinking that's not just il naither; but perhaps
yen be afthey knowing what it is; Ye see she's nigh
dead gone with'the sick Headache, ana wants some
more of that same as reaived her before li gsl IL
Drsggis,-You must mean spalding's Gephalic
Pills.
.Briaget. -oehi sure now and you've sed II, and
hsres he qusrher and Civ lps the Pills and don't be-
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
/ Administrators n Office
Administratfix, sale.

TN pursuance Of decree of the Probate
L Couft of Lafayette County, Mississippi made
at the December term 1860 Thereof will, OF
Thursday, the 31st day of January, 1861, al
the late residence of n G. McKie. decd, seu al
public ottcry to the highest bidder on credit
oftweive' months, all tire personal estate 81
said, decedent with exception Of the slayesrT
Purchasers will berequired to give bends, with
approved security. IT,. = =. -. pa
II 81, .4u 81. MARY w. MCKEE Adm o.
...... a.. ....r.i., ., N. G, MCKEE, decd :
Dec oenSo4w
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

BY Virtue of decree of the Chancery, Court
of Lafayette county, Mississippi, rendered at the
October term thereof 1870, Iwil'stlilat public
auction. to the highest bidder, atthe6,Rnrt Honse
door in the town Of Oxford on Saturday, the 9th
day of January, 1861, on eHedtSf iSniohths,
the north half Of the SCUM east quarter Of sec
tion thirty -four, in Township eight, Rsnge three
west of the basis meridian Of the Chickasaw
cessipn, lying and heing in, THE county and state
aforesaid Bond with approved security will
be required of the purchaser. = L''! ~ al
nj o. 3 Z ia HICKMAN, Commissioners.
December 5n27-4w. ri! ,.,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

- THE AMALGAxAuoS OF -hxsouAGEs.-Tbere is q
growing tendency IN fhs age 20 appropdats the mos
expressive words of other languages, and After y
while to incorporate them into our own thus the
word csphsIic, whibkGk frpmethe Greek, signifyins
''for the head, isnow becoming popuarzed in con-
nection with Mr.. Spaldings great Headache REMEDY,
but itsxill soon be used m more general yss and
the word Csphalie, will becoPs as common as Elee-
troype, and many Others, whose distinction as foreign
wotds hAs fesn WORN away by reunmeu ssasge, nntd
they seep .pasiys and n she nanQr horpp,a mob
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
PRCSPLL1tsSqTo'ioi
CF TEE
Oxford Intellig ence-:.


Ir is propb.ed To- establish at Oxford Mississippi
weekly journal, under Ia foreg9s tl.ss r.d - ID
the first number on or about ire 4. d. VI June,
1860. '''' -''D "o1iN t'uc
The IxrErriaExcEE will not beetbsi osgsr 1T sny
man, OF of am CLIQUE or soAbipaiiop. Of may luas;
but it will ehdeavor taithfnily 70 rel res e ytHs
and sentiments 81 the cor = C-r~s -rI y
fayette county, and to uphold and cste. ~ tssy At
ipteTess=edlcatiopal ssElSsssssal s;sss.,s $50
and morai-with which dc % 1cst Te--AIe q curN
pls "a dentifsdI -. i'-.zW1i l9 si1d .sfF
The. fundamental doctrines of the State Righ.s
school Of Democracy viii constitute the guides y
which the political coiase of tie PAPER Nsbe sos-
trpllod }, and while the IYTEILreTxclyF VII sur,jr
Southern iIstltuqns and the cause 1T The South via
energy and zeal Il will do s5talnlly aid Mi yra
spn and argppent--Ten enc sg re- q IL 4Esl
which us not accoi ding ~ I-nrlo- !" ard vhr 20
only Weapons are erftf deeisastiosi sd'd snpcsiss
pePqlst igaenhfe pAslen, s''d lfs3-!i~ei ~ ~
earpest ysupport the principles ando :,sl Eliun OF ~
Denioera6e party; ibit, st'ti!e eiec tne y VII W
courteous toshose of our felO~-eiEzens Nnesesp 70
ltisay opposed to it nor viii il descend, in any
case, to personal abuse and v.lh e~tior. - -.ilF
The Editor first saw tie Esh. N fennnr.es ~
si asFa 4 s Il s -. n he rsi sss :: . 7.
sedHiHel.ls = gfadute9df tlssIiizSrsitylof Nisis-
sppi He is boupd;tQ Nssissr7i - every sis ~ -
s6chtioh ana shectidn MA Il VII his contsrA As
20 how khar he 4 mob sasail.Ia o. Eloss blnia6sis
Thhh be owes to her, IL.
Nothing will sppear IN De ccs.ats If T.. I---,s+
skkcEE phica The Edisarsdrssnot lsssszi teb@ss.s;
fsF il lis purpose to establish ivr the P.tvr Ass,-
tation. b5th Al hor,e and abroad, which eau ~
stsrsi ttatethA6tof 1ats 20 be inrhpisiv stlnd su
Il IhsEditR <Fl studionSy .eYaid ~ ,roqtruy-rfra,
as far the sane may be avods Nii.l piols.-s, 81
eHe Niese dft ItvI Be % exR u 4 b. LAT fiskt
npes. Nf1sn, he s7,eaks Of the1 81 al -
Terms - pet annum. in edvsnce, " e 70 q he
nd Of fIss sear. a- ''i- ~ .-ssl La
-ss5 ell ii tsSsa HOWARD kAlf1SEA l...z
ouOqs Ma ~ -, qsskss s<szF
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Chanc6ry Notice.

BY virtue Of q dscrss. IF the CGb99pcfIy Csar.
of Lafayette County. Mississippi, fehdyfed Al
the October term thereof, $780,, T wlliP Sell on
Saturday, the 9Th day JmA,ary, 1i'd1y stpub-
lie cutlery, to the-higbest bidder on a credit Of
twelvem epths, at the Court House DOOR. in tss
town of0xford, the following described parcels
of land, to.wit: '"''l''@ So 'i'''' y -
Beginning at the Northwest cornerlosg<s tirp
twelve, Township eight Range four. vest Of the
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cession Of the
lands in said State, thence, running 1s~sz Cas
hundred and sixteen and thresforrt ha,peles to .
black Jack; thence south thirty-sx de grees, west
seventy .6vePoies Tod post oak thencs wess
thirty.two degrees so'rh sevehty-sfx and enc
quarter pciesite a black jsckl on said s'<slsa
line; thence North to the q, COZ ssinias
thirty -four acres, more or less
Also Block b as laid down in the oifsicat plsa
of North Miss ebllr.e Being MT 1fthe North
Rast quarter of Section one, Township ana
eange. sioreshid eodedning Ell, Is ;resgsnd one
hundred and ssyesteen Tsols more or less.
Bond With approved security fyin be reguirs<
of the purchaser.
The above premises includethsp premises efths
late Msleaith Melodies dtuo,ltgsaIlAgsE
j. A. HICKMAN, COnnnissicnsr.
Dec12-2S-4w. . - a,t liz, -
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Ram, Rain, Rain.

Ram, Rain, Rain.
7 Fora long tims p4st7-we really eappoH re-
member how long it has bten-it has done no
thing but rain. The windows of heaven have
been opened 4-w;le--iaid tho t'cleik of the
weather has forgotten, we presume, to shut
them. The sidewalks andreads are in no con :
dition to, invite either pedestrian OF, equestrian
exercise while the transportation fths goat
staple, and other heavy commodities is task
that is uniformly attended With great labor and
difficulty, ana sometimes, We feat with not a
little swearing The heavy rains have raised all
the streams above their banks, and we hear ru-
mors of serious injuries from high water, sus-
tanned lhy1tbe Railroad, above and below us.rz
We trust, however, that the extent of these in
juries has been overrated, and that we shall soon
be enabled readily to communicate with the
otheryportisns of oar glorious, free, and indie
pendent State. - C.Iitf g., M )
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
calI De,ox 1ftooSr jitircnitI cierk.

I'VE, arc authorized to- announce the above
named gentleman as candidate for Circuit
Ceik. : The Captain has host Of friends in old
Lafayette, and although he never ran in his bat
ties inpMexico. We believe he will,do some "tall
running in this campaign. The election takes
place on next Saturday, 10th inst. -.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
T a,'s ssl,sst' S%%SaG61 Gitissd so.d;sEs p.

TINS gapeft 3mfa61 tfleitSed sod4s pa
raded our streets on Saturday last under the
lead Of Capt VIM. Delay. They have received
the deadly Mississippi; Raes With which thgsx
fired several volleys at different points around
the Square. Their uniform is a handsome one.
We are much mistaken if this company does
not give a good account of itself, should Their
services on the tented field be required The
military spirits up to fever heat in the Republic
Of Mississippi Companies are forming in ev-
i ely t pYWp e4AeAM GOT
De BOWS Review.
e The January number of this truly excellent
periodical, commences Vol 30th, and presents
good opportunity for new subscribers. The Ed
itor hopes for prompt remittances, notwithstand
ing political difficulties, and appeals at such a
time confidently to the friends of the Review.
\ SodtheraerS support thE grcatFbrE n
I Terms; IS per arinhm, lin advance: Richly
worth it. Address j. d. b. De Bow, New Or
leans La.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

,,FoR two days past we have been pleased to
see the smiling face Of orr friend Kinloch Fal-
concr, now associated with his father in the pub
lication Of that excellent paper, the Holly
Springs Herald Kinloch is quito an acquisi-
ton to the Hern'd, for he is ready. and piquant
wttrr, Is well as :. gentleman If taste IN tho
Typographical art. Unbounded success to him
:and his CONNECTIONS. or course We tender aim
the -frec run of our shnctum. .E" ID.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
A Real Blessing.

% cidn.Awcll, Mrs, Jones, how is that head'
ache ia 2gJp.id1, ,5ii.g .l.i n4W nAH- Irnt
Mrs. Jopes,-Gpne! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me IN Just twenty minutes, and wish you
would sendmofe so that can have thcmhandy.i'j7
Physician. can get them al any Druggists:
Call for Cephac Pills, find they never fail, and
fecommend them In all cases Of Headache i'abr9'J
Mrs, yones,7+I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends FOR they are real
bietsny s'1bDa i..'- .'t4 A"H 'i'"'AHi '4"""'
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Nrw Confectionery In oxford.

We inadvertently omitted last week, to cali
the attention ofour readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs Wyatt q Duncan, who have
opcped nice copffctioncry establishment on the
west side Of the Square. Give them a call !;
they will be glad to dispense favors. and serve
You yithpnything in their line, at very reason
able-prlces ,'nN .H..e.u ufHH ~ .ir..--
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

TwEETY MILLIONS or, DOLLARS SAvEp--Mr.
Spading has sold two millions of bottles of his cee
brat.d Prepared Glue and ii is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of broken fur
niture, thus making aggregate oftwenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable in
vehtion. I, 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
and ifthey are IS good as his Glue Headaches will
soon vanish away like snow in July 40, LII
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
The University

The University.
Nearly all of the students have returned, since
the expiration of the Christmas holidays, and
the exercises Of the institution are quietly rro-
ceedng as usual. ,, We had feared that the pres
ent s9dad 38a ndhssttled 'ssdhditmi % pabiis
affairs, and the general scarcity of money, would
keep many students at home; but the influence
of those causes is scarcely pcrceptble in dimin-
ished attendance; and new, students are drop
ping in, as Is usdalIs the case at this season. to
supply the places of those few who are unable
10 return. II
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
q = ~ = ~ Z LIIOLL
How Fort MOultrie Got ifs Name


\. EoRT MoULTRlE, at the mouth, of Charles
ton harbor,. is named in honor Of Gen.
William Moultrie, one of the -bravest patriots
Of the American Revolution. who gained a
memorable victory at the fortress over a
British squadron, june 2sth, .l776. MouItrie
was native of South Carolina, and of Scotch
descent. lie early esPodsed the cause Of
American Independence, and in March. l776.
was ordered to construct 4pfok On SuIliyan's
Island, at the mouth of Chsrleston hatbbr.
and was engaged in the work when fbe
British fleet appeared eff tbs coast. He was
advised to abandon. the. fortress, as Gen.
Charles Lee, his superior officer declared ii
was no betterlthan slaughter PEN
But Afoultrie had fitL in his own work sf
aud defended the fort with great, skill and
valor, and drove away the 1enemt - One
British ship was lost and two others were.so
riddled as to have almost become wreck.
The loss of the enemy was .23z killed and
woundeda The Americans had'lI killed and
26 wounded. The fortress was hardly in
juFed by the FIRE of the British squadron. and
when the battle was ofer, every gun on the
foEt- but soRs -Asas stD inRosi6oer The de-
termination and -cohfAge 81 Z Moditrfe n this
engagement elected great praise, and HE
fort was BY universal assent named ia honor
of its skilHpl builder. 81. Z 49,. .
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Administrators Notice.

II FILTERS Of administration upon the estate Of
IL Robert P Cooper late Of the county Of Lafayette
and State Of Mississippi, deceased,' having been
said county At the October Term thereof 1850, all
persons indebted 70 said estate hereby required
10 make payment to me; and all persons having
claims against said estate are notified to present their
claims TO me, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be barred ~"
! rieYTf m ,gD't ID JOHN W. EsTILL, Admir-
+ Oct o. ,60-6W:2I
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16


The young men of the University have or
ganizcd themselves into a military company,
under the name of the University Blues" At
meeting on last Tuesday, the following officers
were elected Capt, VIM, T. Driver, lst Lieut.,
W. b. Lo~ric;; I'd Lieut., J; Walton Sd
Lieut., C. B. McCalebb; LIST Orderly Sergeant,
VIM Raaiesl Cd, YIN. SMITH Sd, M. Bict-
ham; 4th. = Thompson; 1st Corporal, Buck
ncr; I'd, j. d. Nicholson; Ensign, - Carr.
The students Of the University are fully alive
to the present state of affairs in our country, and
IL the worst comes, will be found with ready
heart7and hands, to do service to the section
which feels so justly proud Of them A hand
somcr, noblcr, Drawer set of young men do not
live, and, our fahiE lfresdes and al. PRS til "
safe in their keeping. Success to-theh. =
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
GxGn,rdCadets.

Oxford Cadets. =. r.mii.'. .....l,.' !.
I4The members of this company are requested
tomeet tonight, in the basoment Of the Method
ist Church. for drill. '"' -', ..P'> No. ,,''ar 90
This company is composed of fras Mississipr
piboys, between 10 and l6 years Of age 3"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Another Concert.

knother Concert. p Fl ".'f "c''-l1 .i'..rt
we understand, tic Entetrc Society, of Frank
lin, Female College atrHolly Springs, will give
Concert on Friday night, JANUARY 95th, for the
benefit of the Heme Guards They promise a
rich entertainment. Several new patriotic songs
,,sf, i,r ,5,,rnvi Lr.il allsloJ .'lt - a...T> 14
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
AgehIs IVINpesEISn y NFTT.| q - "ISl
.teat.s Eagle. Cotton Gins. ,

No. Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee.
W. S. PICKETT has charge IF the Correspondence
and Fipancisl Department. > ~,
Cirf. woKMEIIY attends 10 the Cotton Saies-has
had fifleeh years experience in this department, =,
EpwARp SHEEGoe the Merchandise Department
ries and Plantation Supplies, which we sell low, for
Cash, or on the usual tine to onr Planter friends =
Our charge for selling Cotton is cents per bale
All produce sent to us is insured, unless otherwise
ness no all business We refer you to our friends
Hon. J. NJ Iiowry, W. s. Nelson, ESQ; ;; Thos.l
Wendell, Esq, ID. w. Jones, ESQ.,, JAS. II. sheegos
Esq. tsop5l PICKETT, WoRMELEY CO
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

NoRrn an Mail arrives every day at l.so P. NJ
Closcs going South at II A. nun :.
souIHERS Nail arrives every day at a, N. Clos.
s' oSS s TIl via lafayette SPRINGS and Teceo-
pola sfiycs TucsdayS Tharsdsys and saturdays at
Pm. ,Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
81 ffggnosses AZ q P.M r.ia hfinffi n = - ~
P.SoIh HifIl via college Hill, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at s YIN; Departs Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. Closes e. "a
AIS N an arrives every Saturday at N. De.
,,.Sts every Friday ats A. N. Closes Thursday at
koSkr FoRp yAti arrives every Saturday at i2 NJ.
Departs at p. Il. Closes at ilAA.M 'ii
-. -. j. /. KINDEL, PM
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Notice.

To G. n. Porter, s. p Arnett, and her husband,
T. W. Arnett, Martha j. Edjemon, and her
husband r. H. lEttdlcnon, and john n. Pcr-
ter.
YOU are hereby cited to appear brfofe- the
Probate court-of the.county of I.sfiyosi6 on the
day of January Ira, Ito. show. cause why
the final account Of z. w, Saith, ,admiet ta'nr
of the Of James Porter, decd, filed, this
day. should not be allowed 10 " '-''h-
BY order of court. iri a'. 5.ic lss-H
Nov 2s 60 Iwolbuii- E. ID. Mo0IlE,sRk.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
TO Benjamin ID. McKtc.

YOU are cited to appear before the Probate
Court lof the county of Lafayette on the Path
day Of December next to show cause why tbs
petition of Mary w. MGKie, ;administratriS OF
N. q. McKie, decd ptsyihg for division Of the
slaves and a sale 'of5 the personally Of the said
n, G. McKie, decd should notbe granted ID
BY order Of the Court
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
Executors Notice.

T ETTERS Of Execgtorship upon the estate q
IL Martha Lusk, ,decepsedl late of Lafayette
County, Mississippi, having been granted TO me
by the Probate Court Of SAID, County, at thr
December term thereof 1860; Now, therefore,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
required to mskepayment to me, and those nav
ing claims against said estate are notified to Pre-
sent the same to me, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by Law, or Their claims VIII
be barred. -Ciisi. s., - f1-1, isE s.la'r-ug I'D
|. -. l.a,s I'd 50. W. Il. STEEN, Executor.r
Jan. 2, '61-31-6t -..
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16
.4elt4ler!iH HYpslS3I,
: OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly for the Iateltigeneer, by R.
J. DoYLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant
,T6T65H.r. ,Q0TiQ

CorroS.-The receipts Of the last week have been
as heavy as any week of the season, finding ready
parket at prices shade frmer than our last weeks
quotations, causing disposition among planters to
eel. We quote as the ruling figures from &c. to
ND. for the Middling and betrer grades.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-16

~ u, v. y I'M y 90 II7I ?.
Lamar Rifles. --;.lsii., (
sAl1.Nthe membdfs of this company are re-
qdested to meet This evening, at 8 l-2 o'clOok',.
for drill The roll viii be called, and important
business Transacted a. MY ,.l...N -