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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02

TWENTY MHLToSs ov DOLLARS SAvEp.-M
Spaldng has sold tive lioas % bottles OF his cele
brated Prepared llueaa tbs estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken fur
nture thus making aggregate oftwenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable in
vcntion Having made his Glue a household word
he proposes to do tle mord sill gcatarscrviee
BY curing all the aching heatis VIII his eephtiic Pills
and If they are good as his Glue, Headaches will
soon vanish away ike snow in July.
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A Merry Christmas.

TIE good people of 0xfrd have been making
merry as can be all the week. Pleasant parties
have been given, we believe. every night, and
the lovely ladies' of our town have made happy
the hearts Of their chivalrous bcaux with gay
laughter, and bright smiles. Long may the
Christmas Of 1860 be remembered by orr read
ers FIR the store of pleasing memories it has be-
qucathsd to them ALL '.Ring out the old. ring
in the new" sph
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Arrivals and Departures Of the maiis
ssa Al oxford, MISS.
U.,op Female college.

Tus next session of This Institution will com
rence on Monday, the 10th inst II has been
established, ut a considerable expense, to aiioro
the best advantages and facilities for thorough
sducstion. The College buildings ar, commo-
dious and well ventilated. The Teachers assure
those having. daughters to educate that every
attention will be bestowed TO render young Ia
dies cheerful and comfortable. = sxos s.r,a,,a
+ For further information apply to Rev. X. 5.
Thomas, President of the Faculty, Oxford MIS-
sisippi. ~ lsepto-l4-u.
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= Own rrcIrExfsr and dc mental , care an n

TT Own EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incdcntto close attention to business study
are amoug the nuperous causes Of Nervous Head
ache The disordercd state of mind and body INCL
dent to Distressing eomplM is fatal blow to all
energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder can
always obtain speedy relief from thesc Distressing
attacks by using ono Of the Ccphaie srilk &henever
the symptoms appear II qusts The oyertssked brain,
and sooths the strained and Earring nerves and reaIes
the tension Of the stomach which always sccompanies
and aggravaes the disordered condition of the aiu
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Married.

Married.
OK the goth ult, in this county, ty the Rev
J. +. Moore, Mr.. SIDNEY W. BEDpISe, Of Mar
shall county, to Miss SUSAN I. WALLER, daugh
ter of r. l.. Waller, Fsq.
ON Thursday evening last. at the residence
Of James C. Armstrong, Esq, blythe Rev. NJ
l. Weller Col. N c. TAYLOR, aud Miss N
J. Dickens.
Isaw two clouds at morning.
Hinged by the rising sun,
And in the dawn they tloated on,
-r And mingled into one;
thought that morning cloud was blcst,
1t moved so swee;ly to the West
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02

OuR young friends, Wyatt and Duncan, are
about opening a confectionery establishment in
our town. We wish them all manner Of sue
cess and trust that our citizens will give them
liberal share Of their patronage, as they are
worthy and clever young men, and have been
among us from boyhood up.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02

"a Y any of the good people Of the county
want an early supply Of vegetables, let them
call on DIR. Chiffon, and buy Lanlrcth's
Fresh Garden Seed, of the crop of 1850.
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- INSTANTANEOUS

a q q - =
-THE AxLLGAxArIoS or LAsGuAGEs.-There i a
growing tendency in this age 70 appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages, and after a
while to incorporate them into our own thus the
word Cephalic, which is from the Greek, sgnifying
neea0s SihAt spsi4as - Head q f<hhy,
but 4 WIN soon be used in more general way, and
the word Cephalic will become common as Elee-
rotype and many others whose distinction for. gn
words has been worn away by common usage, until
they seem snative and to the manor born"
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BRIDGtT.-Missus wants you 10 send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pills,-but
I'm thinking that's not just it naither; but perhaps
ven be aither knowing what il is Ye see she's nigh
dead gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some
more of that as relaiyed her before.
D~ggit s7foa nast moan spalldbs's osphaic
Bridget-och sure now and you've sed it, and
here's the quather and Civ me the Pills and don't be
all day about it aither.
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saddle and Harness Making.

WE would ask the attention of our read
err, to the advertisement Of Mr.. Teas. He
has been long and hvcrat!y known to our
community. Give him trial.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02
Coali CoaIii coaIiii

TucsE Of our citizens who intend burning coal
this winter would do well to purchase OF Messrs.
DASH & MEgRIu, Holly Springs Messrs. ".
1 II. arc engaged in furnishing the hrst q'iahy
Of Pittsl,urh coal to. theTgood people Of our
neiuhboring town. and they win supply the peo-
ia n C)xf,~d at thu very lowest prices. y zHl
= address, Messrs. Damn 4 Merrill, Holly
Springs. "a q[sep5-lt5l q - = =
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,ArdUR enIizcd.

Hi 'ad n 'orribIe eadache this hafternoon, hand hi
stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi to the
man, 'Can you hease Of an 'eadaehes ?" Does il
hache 'aad says'e, sHexeeedingly /" says b, hspd
ohor' 1 cured me 50 quck fhat1 ardy realized I'D
ad an eadache.
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E;,htecn. all Told.

Eighteen, all Told. b ga .saaa = Z
4 OsLY eighteen co-opcratonists have been
elected to the Mississippi Convention, of its
ninety-eight members Mississippi has spoken
loudly. ~ 'ti
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New Postmaster,

New Postmaster. w. H+'
J. L.aKlsDrL has been appointed Post
Master at Oxford, nice ID. L. S. Mosely, re-
signed. 1a
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SHERIFF'S rSALE1
COLLATION. NOTICE.

State Of M ssissippi, ! PROBATE COURT,
agsLarAYrrTE CoUsir.s,ll October Term, 1880
To James Garrett John B. Brown and Lydia
Brown, his wife, Ellen Garrett, Emma
Garrett, James Garrett, Lydia b. Garrett,
James B. Stout, Dabney Bowles and Lydia
nB. Bowlcs. his wife, distributes Of Lydia
Garrett, deceased: .noi-u'ass seaJsisis II
yF0U sre hereby cited to be and appear before the
Jndge of the Probate Court Of said county, at the
Court Hsnse in Che town of Oxford, on the fourth
Monday. Of Decenber 1850 then and there TO answer
said deeedent, fled M said Conf, and 70 show causs
Of any yop have cam why Che prayer OF said petit
tfun order directing the ale Of certain SLAVES
be granted -ta'i . ,. ID. MOORE, Clerk.
s6rs.iss, ,so4Fsl. % bas .asa IL fss-sg
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AdninistratorsiNatice 8

II ETTERSa Of. administration. upon the estate q
IL William J. Sanders, deceased, late Of lafayette
Cpaniy hie&&ppi. having beer granted 20 me By
the Probate Court Of said county, a the Sepiepber
TERN hereof 1880. al persons indebted 70 said e.
ssts are srxbyfeq6iFed tomake psysnestfo me, md
those having claims against said estate are notified 40
present the same to me, duly authenticated withir
iitsetimk pEestbed, ~ lssset cher elaias wa u
barred ~ ..-s .,.i 4I4EN sANpERss4 DER :
!, sepizo-offS -, s....E All kna sas.
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n ETTERS ef hdf{InistratiqD HFp1 the estate OF
IL Robert P.co0per, late Of the county Of lafayette
and izt<s DC fissis<iPp1 rdsceased having been.
said comfy i Is Octobsr Term thefeoL 1seo, al
persons indssed ssid e<fste hsne b feq rsd
70 make payment 10 me. and all persons having
dams &a1insf sid efats aranoteu - pTestpt tnzlr
clams to me. Only authenticated, within the time
prtssaBed n ~, ne ss.le va - eatred.
: 4. A. - {oIiAWr ESGlLLss Admit ~
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auibrrsiH aff Alississiypi.
-i'..s ~F ae ut..t.y':... /. e, "a


SNH.eS H. IssSI
fhhDhs'AA. =. = - -. LAIN sasl ann, -
Atzns - kp1e sSells Hro.< = .gbea ~
WILLIAM ~ sTEA Rms, ~. p. IND : ts,N
HON. LANES q. TROTTER. -
p..f... ~ ,. $780, ~ $780,. IA r.
.s,s" ,SS'.fs :, = Z - u :, i1<ST
fhEDLhiCA A. r. bAhNAhp, LIZ ",
Professorysf Phy1icse A<sxouonH Ayul -
eerins and Eyideuces of Ohrisrianitys. n
EDW ARD q. BOYNTON. Ma.
~ u;,1a. n.
HENRY S}SySt,Syeps,p 4 sS1 : = ~ Ia
pr,fassa. n - -. "A, i..... ;,,,ss.r>,r
IoRTsW NJ paIpps -
Professor q a rure IsthcnssSics s SO -
wrrIIau n u6If3r, n "A 80 ~ l.i=H al
"iLalAA = s1 r,ss.;.s n I -
nov TTcIIs n cIIJaP
profsssor A. rsI,;,~ Nesanhx.;.. - os-~un>
.;aa.lI.w
srArvrx VIZ of-t< futs ,Essae IN
p-.c. - sr ..,r - ~ =, r.-~sa
RrrRToT N,4a1RISa,N. n A. - -
Asss,snt 10 the Professor Of Phvsos
a..s.s.s.. -. =. - M. s,.n.
a, ,.,s a. - s,...a,... ,sso -.
A. NJ S;s.;s 81 ~. M. mi csnsrsss.d 49,
named slers y ~ VI = y 81
tn. rn;y.rx;tv ofr.y. .sxs,t.c.. m ,oun. -
.l;. ,,'s,s,S $50, = 5ssT
:; ~ ia,sS s. h., -. -.
II. apparatus and srsnremcpts for The lnssreeta
of Pbyical Senfe and Tbcnistryy - AZ. 1 sbtirslyH
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.ss'7EA NOTICE. 49,
To G. n. Porter, g. p. -Arnctt, and her husband,
1T W. Arnetti Martha j.. EtidIemon, and her
husband Fell Eddlemea, and .Johq, SsPer.
You are hereby cited tc srfc.asbetore the
Probate court Of the eounty.of lSlsyette onthe
day 1 of January = SCI, 70 SHOW cause. Why
Of the estate Of James Porter, decd filed this
day, should notsbc allowedxi sas sosn ysssoAs
Nov. Is, 'so24w Z. b. Moogg,s cff. '
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02

all the greet medical discoveries ~ fliiA age fsy be
considered the system of vaccination for protection
from SnA Pcx, the Cephaic Pin Cor relief Of lIsnd
ache, and PIE use Of Quinine for The prevention Of
Feyers either Of which Is ssare specific whose bene-
fts will be experienced BY saieFing humanity long
alter their disceserers forg0 ten. % :. y -,
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noa. Jacob Thompson.

Hon. Jacob Thompson.
TINS distinguished gentleman was recent
" appointed, by Gov. Pettus, Commissioner
to North Carolina. After making every pre-
paration TO start on his mission, he was kept
at Washington by the discovery, through
the voluntary confession Of Bailey, the de-
lnqueut clerk, that there had been abstract
ed from the Indian Trust Funds, under the
control of his department, bonds, amounting,
in the aggregate, to $4,000. Bailey aud
his eoufeqeratcs were immediately errssted
and Secretary Thompson went to work dill
gently to unrayel the villainy and recover
the stolen funds. Bot for this Unforeseen
circumstances, Mr.. Thompson would, before
this, have resigned his seat in Mr.. Bu-
chanan's cabinet.
0W
biography Of Qsitnias. AAItAAC
CLABoRNE's Biography of Quitman, the hero
and statesman, and Mississipp's honored and
idolized favorite, has received hearty encomiums
in all parts of the Union. II is work which
should adorn the library of every Mississippian,
and be, not only an ornament but closely and
aifectionately studied. John Anthony Quitman
is aname whose uttersnce thrills slectricaIly the
hcart-strings Of every lover OF noble qualities,
of true manhood, and unbending integrity. The
name of that great and good man will occupy a
glorious niche in the new and more splendid
temple of liberty, which we Of, the South are
building. Go to Roberts, and purchase and
read his biography and we pity you, If you can
finish the book without becoming enthused with
more lofty and beautiful conceptions Of mans
capabilities and hcaven-aspiring nature.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-02
S. emporium b. Huxurltss:sn


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- ksliszs sssf ssk-a ,ilsnnsizas traifsscx -
ee5siiz1a 80 .slass4 q, - sseisssa'
si.sss 90. 4 = asillSS ia - saA ~ -
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h sseis 81 2aimos zee miro sd hsihe
Asusg saW. Ga REY NoLpsfie s,z.v
yxrouID Inform mt he eaM.su. q o.tSr ls md
ett entity, shAt MS stosE o. CONTEMPORARIES
j. aoE qnpPlsle. iwhssl snyskisg ssysIlx KEPT D
sven s e f s.ss'lnsn 80 e shs Bfsr SuAIlIy
's~vst.y9 'Rsas0nzbis Prices. asal
Ell IL ts1rseHf 6sRd ga kaSs = s0ase
la nsil ai.si 81 a tsse I'd nskAs ssai ssd
-soa..a!daaT Of s1osvt'
al al sszs ya 1sai ssasA zssi soAA
ssiw ,ilzs ssAis1 ssisSi seeS out Ess al .sas
= sstsis'iIs;sll' ssd oyster sslssss,,,' a. !
Iasdaiiion % my esussstioSssyf have ' opened
6rst-ass edsupnt ID 0yster sloen, which win be
sp. Spsp ea'il s gyVS .ss ~ 9 EQsx AfNi9H ~
:..sIs ID IS foH fzHl1uIsIrE A. =. =
bHS.xrEk.D ~ 4ass saosrfsz sofiss. 90
eds ssN ssssse5 assdI ~ ,usii a1iH kes7ga !
---.saHls 1ad . s--=ssa&sd I seei's .sss
sgs eco md .a1ss6s sxi5isiagRs bad dsod
ysiisq EFT .zadiCigars.aas gsllsisg dana
: Those sishias 2, taqs Cigar csa b aecsmmodstsd
Sy ssaE = sya S d01 ME- VS. pf y
Elssp2e-epl7a nEh L rIay sGrRE YNQtps. 4
ftaakliiii = ssAfptaks rallfgf,
-iudHOH1Y sirRINds, Misssssippt. %
et#f NExfsEssaosHof dis aeif fnowsinp fNsri.
1sguTtONsy will begin eu' aE0NDAK, the "a
81 JsePtemDfTsF .4scsz bghhnid-srBq nj
baa sssusF "a Gu LILY ,aasmrass
5FIs snsI a,. k & ps1Ss ss Ar'
shgst, safissM Nj. A. ApAuhliy, sisiA c'sysand Miss
sss npsass M IN In FINK T .pe,
Ma Fannie. K. Tepe,, and Mis- Lizzie Mardoch S4f
The above corpssof teachers has been selected BY
the President With the greatest care, exclusively from
tho Ssash and he Is satisfied they aFe fulls eompe
tentlto give Instruction ~ al brnches usually Taught
in the best Female Colleges.
The eatife budding Mas Been repainted antftlsort
oughy repoyated, The school has the mose approved
style Of furniture and and extensive apparatus.
Tie chambers are iarge, " III ventilated and frnisi
With eyeyythihg eondpecse 70 healtha and cepfprt.
Holly Springs celebrated for its health and beauty
Il situated On fhc great highway from New Orleans
70 New fosk, twepty5iye miles South of the. june
ron of the Memphis and Charleston and Mississippi
Central Railroads. and is easy Of access to most Of
the Soathen md iWestarnaS atssss Ca AeSi tGf
The, former patrons of Franklin College and all
who arc m search Of school for their daughters OF
wards hrcrespeetfaily requested tocali Ind examine
before sending elsewhere. ,;.,,osrssI sa,s..4-is
For particulars apply fora Catalogue to the Presi
dent w 1afTzsz83 suf Sstioa Ei1z s3s ,sas
/. a .,,S.-l, y. JOSEPH Z. DOUGLAS, PRs'r.
/ Holly SPRINGS, Aug. seo-1-1o-H
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~ .s've void I. ~ ! aAa. s.a'A' = f''of
'siau Hardware,I Queenswsre, s -.
sSs14a Rnrocfc1 Shoes - = :
9. - ! ~ : s.'e's's -. -
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OKR0RDgs sHssss 30 20 2 -kxS8ESoLRfk
ss sznsiezs 81 na'iaiaesqsb 80 - .saa. as1I
81 lie be. s6. rec n patronage .a ns
~ bestowsd'dpon d By the people Of Oxford and
N N ss1r = Wd ssr FEE Gno az -
among WHICH -. -
,v.. go. cocc.
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az e,;sf,v A. .sd,reseE 10 sisr sarsa 81 a isba
b surRfafryweSsa d obsIsx auusa si'tssd
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hziss2 5silsgB00P. SffRTSa Esfla Sess
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'ass .EaH .ssEsw oaii ~ 49,, ~, b,,33x,9
bs.ssss, 20 baa 70 tsn'sgs11fatkt faA4NftSss
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nj bsbavous Il ssgda ,szods slt sh1ERof b
"a. -. ,s'..r-,I .------,lcs, v.,..,v v,olga.ss
Sts sA0a -eottt.o 1s0''7 t--H $3.50"
.---.roos7aAf cd al 1ioo'S'o ess 'pods i'son'
% os-du ss.sssmos I'D heisSzib spaf1ah .sssJ
.uxru ,r,r,nuur .xSrxspr; ,siarrsruxrrxsl
sVdE 6EdyTAEmEN CdN FIND
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-AFftPNJgyyyyfg l00 ne fire. rdPg n
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! r0U ara eHed = aPpesr bsF5re tss Probate
couft of sfhs o6unt y Of bsfayett On the s24tk
day1af sDecember pext to sknE PAUSE why the
belition of Nary. ". Mckee administratrix Of
s. G. MCKEE dec'ld praying for 4 division ef the
slayes. and = sale. Of The pcrsopalty Of the said
n. G. AfcKie, dec'd should not b. granted
Bfofdef Of lthe Court = haaAN ED
4 kGs 1ss1d . y 3 iDsNoORE, o9eFk e
Nov es,i1seo-44wos .'s.fi sd q - - ;asii
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- fII77.-'lF y
Notice 81

s.osls ssa Notice. 81 h0gprla bal
4 AI.Lpstsops ai.sisbisd 80 Col JeFa cusHHAN'
count are te4is-tsd e sa on the undersigned and
settle the SAME o. shal Be c6fpclied
70 place al such claims in ths bands of Tlios H.
Robinsonfor collection, as Col, Cushmsn's business
must be- settled nps % bsp3 ssTJI0yEJ0Yssa
November 18th, ls6e-24:sk. co1es,
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81 .,,ss'l--.laiTWills. .iusissos = 81
Kentuckv Twills and lindseys for sale low ~ = ~
WEBER & WATKINS.
est q, 'se-tf.7a
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81. Louis, snperhnc. .;,....-,-....--6 so "a Z 90
81. LOUIS, hney... .. =. Z. =. Z 80, q 90
LINE
Per Dbl. .....-..........r1 50 a q 90
| MOLkSSES---8A 2 = q AAa-AH-FA-
N. Orleans Sugar House. .......... a As
, 1861-11-21

ri ADA NE HERN ANDES SeIs1t
Af1 sot1se. this Thursday Evening, II
EXCELSIOR HALL, Ws4t Side,
Ceraer OF Mxtiscn aad CAnsl aeeees Ipgtruc1foa1
IL 1aInE for cnll1ten eTety 3Atlfd ~ Afternoon For
termk apply from to 2. H. SAtnrdkya. no.Inf2:It
POARDINQ,-A gentleman and
- VILE a'z11ue Or two ii :gl5 gentlemen can md
fccfns 1th bos1 Ii t1i7a1e 1oi1J. aa1
Weir Wasbfuetpp trset, no5l-hiI71t It
, 1861-11-21
major Lya4a and His CeHRuaA1d.

maior LyAae and His Cenma1d.
4 member Of Malor Lynde's command
the 7th U. s. In:antry-1ritea scashing let
ter about tie surrender first Of Fort Fillmore,
a1d afterwards OF the whole body Of tho
troops. He says the surrender nss SO diztaate-
ful to the n-uusccomp.nied, ~ it was, By
any fair test cf tteel with the enemy-that
Msjor Lynde, fearing the wrath OF hil own
troops, gave up the command Oh the retreat
to Capt. Potter, and sought the protection Of
comFsuY OF mounted rifles a. far on the
read ~ Fort Union. At that place he became
convinced that his mea would do him no
harm, ED he travelled in their company tho
balance Of tie route to Fort Le2YenNortk-
an iubeci1e, broken down old mAn, riding
along In IN ambulance, among tho brave
hearted troops whom his tnbtcility or trear
sou lad betrayed. This correspondent
w1ites:-
The 6xy before yesterday, (Oct. 22,) We en-
cs1Bped about feyentsea nll*S noItasass OF
| salina, snd while one Of the ot1cers walters
| Fas tr;irg to light fire he set ire to the
| prsirie. The w;na Was high, and you may bet
We had m exciting time to prevent the total
dtsuuction Of all cur equipsge. MJor
| L1nde's 4u1bnla1 ce WAS burned TO the Wheels.
| The men Were rigging MN yeeseuaI - ne
Was driving along IN the old frame. No mat.
tr how much injury be has done Us and our
| cause, o1e nust be devoid Of feeling who
onld not iee1 pity st less. for his grey hairs.
don't rroftss to be An angel, or to have more
than The Ordinary allowance Of yenetation,
IN; / could not mock hin, though could try
hin BY proper tribunal, and If proved guilty
of co1a1 dies or treason, hang hin. I give
1ou the facts as 1 know them. without any oi
ihe suuHiees or suspicioas attached to Others
ct cur officers by our men. He took the whole
responsibility Of the surrender upon himself
without sumn onlrg bis juniora to counsel
sid what they might, should OF could do sfsel
shey learned tie dispoea1 hs had made o
thtm. cannot Judge, That will be doae b
thoee whcse duty It If. We, as soldiers, ant
they also, suppose, were bound to opeJ
kim
, 1861-11-21
Foruey on HLAoon aEd S1tdell.

[Wsah1ngtoa Correspondence Fhiladelph Press.l
Noereater outrage has ever been perpstrAted
upcn the southern chival1y than the cspsure,
By the officers Of the United States Navy, Of
ttoee distinguished Statesmen, John Slldel
end James n. Mason. The idea thst two meR
who hare welded SO much power in the
South, snd have contributed 60 Euch TO the
overthrow Of the regular Government Of the
United Statee, should be captured by tae
vulgar "Ya1ktes,h will shock ths tender sen
Eibiiities Of tie whole CoEfedcracy. II there
are any jewels anacng the secession statesmen,
ttese Jewels arc SIidel1 and Mason They rep
rvEent the whole theory Of the ingraHtade Of
slavery. slideu, bonn in the North and mar
1iet in the South, has devoted more than forty
3ea1s Of his life to an sttack upon Northern
men and Nurthe1n Institutions; and Mason,
who hiss subsisted upon the money WHICH he
nsr1led In Piiladelphis, seems to have hsd no
other purpose but to traduce the city that has
Eopplitd d TO him tha nenus Of living. Both
we're On the;r way to Europe for the purpose
Of securing foreign AID to enable JEHarson
Davis successfully to conduct his cEusade
~ siuet the Republic. As write they ara On
their way to Fort Warren, In Boston harbor.
1t ia dff6cult to imagine their feellngs as they
coLtempIate the diflaren.e between Ineir com-
ing quarters, and the expected falfcisiea, Pre-.
y{S,ua to thetreaptu1e, with al tbs ga:ettes OF
Paris In view. In the solitary confinement
that awaits them they can contemplate the
mary w1opga they have heaped upoa Nrthe1n
lnen. lsisto b hoped hdt noas q ~ ageR3 q
Mtsx psxa,.nest traitors nill be aQosad TO ap-
1tpaeh tae public dsaaozities II or7ey to indues
ilsaY fe1tdse II they hsd reached Washington
cn Saturday evening 1t would have required
e7sat determination Oh the part Of General
Mcclellan to restrain popular uprising
sgaiuEt them. ME. Slide1 WAs present u
KiehmCnd when eome Of the political prison
eIs were sent into that city. aud exnib!fsd tae
! tie utmcst ttroeaty ard intolerance, and 10 al
| ,eatt q . care persuaded Ger. Beauregafu X
| enfnre the most offensive treatment
, 1861-11-21

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