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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-02
10 riiI. PIrBLic

The Hnder,isa'f. l.s-s..esi Wat asasl~-- a..f
ceaisFs 81 Haieae-. having iougli; sud sid Amer
oan NsieAes g. i.luber = .esfs pa,l. All Asg.n.
dealt IT, al kind- II fofcivh Watches fsr r-rt,
loogrr period = time. beg % state thar they isv.
never seaii Ia NaicLes which, - q class a. n i,l.
sitnsi Instance have hcea psore sa,..fsc.e-,- a..
themseifss or Customer whether Ir resp,,. ,r
durability. beauty - anisb naihen.ii-s,l, con-.
proportions, accurate compensation and sdins,-,.
- oftssfsNe-keefiag resaf.. thar th,.s .,,.,s..
iusec i'y The waithsfa Company
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-02
WATCHES.
II Card.

Gar THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. ~
waitham Mass. bss 10 call the sftetos. ofthe nah
nc 70 the following emphaiir RECOMMENDATION q VA.
thsm Watches ~ Tie lsaasg lrsc,ieal wsicl.mste,.
AID Jewellers tiroushoui me United State. The e,.
ufe iist 81 sigssiifes 10 q i qute 10 long for
puica'ies IN sts advertisement; bat The nsres -.
scented ~4ii oe recognized - those acquainted VIA,
he Trade a. being IA tue highest degree rs.peiat,
and Influential Al their establishments mar as.,
be found the gss.siue waoes q ths coia7sn,-. r.
ufsciste, IN great variety
slgnsturss ir.sn many eities a.4i towns ~ f,..
reprsfsuifa d. tAis nst WI arfcr in foare sl,s
usepfft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-02

Is ~ Use q .he-e Pills The periodic attacks o
.Seffs..s Or ..r< EL1Jss1< mas tc prevented and
- en- a. he cor a.encsment q attack. immediate
.li.s ffon s.tkness VIII - ohiainet.
ny --tsou ~ g. re.uo-.sz - N4a-<i sud
's>nasele - which fsfaaies ass - much subject.
rkey a. g-nsraly n,an he hovels-rerioving
fox.cess-s.
Far Li2zsrg iasa. N@.letts. Delicate Females
.na IL ysr.aus Y sratsfE t.itf hey are alasbls
a. iaaasie- 81 improving The .. tit. giving 'a>
am tsger 10 the Dig .se organs, sni restoring he
nasal e.ectrelty AMI strength = The wLse system
Tie CEPHAIIc Pills sre the result 81 long inses-
usauou AMI carefully conducted eHpeI men,s, having
i,esn g. ass nanny years. 1arlus which time they
have prevented aisl feliess4 va,t amaaAt q pain
snA safeslnx ron, headssAe. whether originating N
"a s~rrs-s s2.'sa - frrsn ~rsogri state q the
stomach.
Toy src entirely srg-tshle lr their casupa> tiou
.ni alay Be taken At Ell times ~ise rerfcyi safety
.sitheut making any chang = DIET cal 80 a1tsses
- .tss f..lzr.c'le tate fs9~rs = ss.g q .lefa-
f.tef fi<s. =, st.tffes-
BEWARE Of COuNTERFEITS
Tie s.na.,.s havs seauuTr. ofH,nry c, spauliiuS
"a each box
sAasy pruxrirs ara - c,her dealer. in meii-
cines.
A hos VII he lent ~ mail On receipt n he
PRICE as CENTS.
AL orders should b addressed -
HENRY G SPAULDING
.sCedar street. Ssw Tors.
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EpsALL. M'poucAL 4 CO.
sreioouaa
'kkU IS ekwnmg
Hard Times No More!
X -
~ ao
Look "a =, the ra.s SCENE and the Immense
eile- at ,'eo'l- at
a6kH
HpsALL. McpoUaAL q CO.
.4seeIa 50
And he convinced that the time are no, as
hand as tie, might hi, We invested larpels
for CA-l, ami have received o,es s25ooo
Manufacturer amt ehiel. We am enabled to
sell a, lower p,iccs ,han ever known on tie
ru,;uh c.,;o
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-02

caur1o~. SIS our watch j. no~ extensively conn.,
tsrfeed b foreign usnuiaciurers. We have 10 lnf N
the public that az match l. q productions uli.
unaooefnpsnied ~ aeefufosfe ,naineacs- bearing
the uues % the watch. a,ss siursed ~ our rr.s-
urer R D. Reb'At.. Or ''y en- reaeeesors. Arsie.e.
Tracy a 60.
A. these watches arr fr sale - le~slcr. generally
throughout The Onion. the American watch Company
10 not soiieli orders Tor single wacte-
R0BBlNs& APPLETON.
whois-as Agents. W. ls2 s~ar. Y.S'
sp77deod.wso~fm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
FACULTY.
RUFUS D0IaTkR, President


Commercial L,w-I. BLINAN. Member
NV Orleans lni. le.mIcron Contracts. Com
marcia Csago.. L.ahdiu- % far.Ies, sc.
N,rI-, .Ii.r DPugvEN FREEMAN
CORNISH. rroi sor aud l.cciuUf on Com
merein calculations.
RooK SFp ptsg prPAarNrSr-RUFUo lol-
BEAR. Lecturer on Book keeping and Business
transactions j. ". BLACkNAN. Professor
ami lecturer oa Book keeping; RUFUS J..
DOfBEAK. 4 ju~ier Of Accounts, Exchanges
aud Commercial Correspondence.
FNGil,n DrrAKrNr>t- NJ Il MCCARTHY
Professor and lecturer on English Literature aud
Correspondence.
Furxru psrARrgrSI--M ARC ROCA, Pro.
assor nud Lecturer on French Literature.
DrrAgruYsr rog NAVsur.-RCFtS
pDLBEAR lecturer on the Science of Pen
nnushp: j. Il. GRIFFITH, Professor and Lee
tarer on Commcfci,l Correspondence
sr,Ntsu ngpAgragNr-MANlkL NJ tR
EMO Professor and Lecturer on Spanish tier
aturc.
GraxAN nsrARrNENr--bEoR1 l. GLSS'
NEE Professor and Lecturer on German Liter
ature
IArS ASp GREER rwArNESr-M. MAR
40. G.. GESSNER: Professors,
MulrAw psrArrNESr MAJOR \. g.
BLANCHARD. Superintendent Of Military
distraction aud Drill Major u is a graduate
oi W,s,i Point. and was fnr : years III Efficient
officer Of the United States Army.
Professor l. IllONASsY, Author Of thc
'PiafiR Ns~4SSg If iraN0i1. proposes 10
Lecture onlh.s subject, ., tie College, for the
progress o! Science
April. 27th ls6i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
PLDWS! EICWS.!
Encourage Home Manufacture {!

I HAVE just received from Nash's Foundry,
i VI Marion CO y large number Of his su-
psros Flow ue advantage of these PIows
over All others il, that they are better lion hard
er, and consequently more durable. He'll *
spear Points o! the saDe excellent iron.
These plows and point are oil Southern Texas
manufacture, and, IN addition 10 this, experience
hns proved their superiority ovef. 81 others,
They will last twice "a loug AZ the Northern
plows and points. And better than all, they are
sold II. lower figure.
II you go in for Southern righ.a, iaise at home.
buy nj home, and above all encourage these who
manufacture at your own door.
Cal. aud look at these plows, take The judge
pleni NJ those who have tried them, aud yon viii
not fail to stock you. farms with them.' 10 be
found at my shop, in Marshall
D. MePIlAII..
March 2. 1881 b-l-3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
SOUTHERN PA ;Ifc RAILROAD.
RATES OF TRANSFORMATION,

DOWN FREIcHTs.
From Msrelar Depot, to swan~on's Landing,
eotteu per bale ~. aiding storage, 70 20
From scoft,vl- Depot % Swanson landing
cotton rsf bale tiur'ud.ae storage,
handling and for~arg,ng.1 u
From Jone-s,lIs Dope, 70 swanson Landing
cotton rsr 'rie tneladng storage. harding
and forwarding 81
From perrys crossing To swausons Landing
cotton per bale tiucludins storage, handling
and fotwatdins) 70
UT FREIGHTS.
yrou Swan.an's landing to Marshall Depot,
on heavy fss'ent. pr 100 pounds, Including
storage. handling and forwarding Q 70
Yrvm swans = Landing 70 seottsvile Depot
On heavy freight. per ito pounds, (iIcldnag
storage, handling and fofrarding.) 0a24
kyan swansou'r Landing tn J,pesyiile liepot
u, keavy freight. per leo pounds. tincladns
stSvag., handling ard intwsrdiig) 70
From swsn-ons IAndiag In r.rp'- crossing
0a heavy fright per lo1 pounds, {incluiiing
aorase. handling and forwsrdtng) rs
We are now making daily trips to asd
from Swansons landing. u which place we
base lasgc sud coWa,olious W archousss DIT
tor sheds. good and snbtantial Wharf, and
eset, kc,lity Tor forwarding Cotton aud frcghts
with disrstch
u go1k are nas taken AvaJ iron, the Depot
within thirty days. charges viii he ,aade sbr
stcrs@ 3o,n tn time sach goods we're rsceivcd
:. susd Depot.
Ka ppoe6 viii BE- delivered ss.il on elarus.
c9lhtxs u. nyNsON.
Gmsrsi SspssnassaenL
NAssuAtL. Nov. /. 1854. NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
BATTLE MOUSE.

'I'HF fremont riou.c Edwa,' :. street shscyc.
i port la, lately occrl o.. S + Day.
having h~n h''cl ZIP Ti'h Jui'- 3 ROW flrni-
tun. re has h'Hl rorsl snl ,he name o'
the Battle House. ly ilr uuic erad who vii
endeavor TO give abstraction to tbs travelling
public,
The HOUSE Is situated ia uiol part Of the
town. and particularly u,i,d to the ascommo-
daiion Of ladies'. The proprietor wishes 10 make
but ON pledge which l. that the strctost
cleanliness shall be observed in every depart
ment.
a. H. BATTLE
Ie'otlr % 1sFo ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01


'CilE undersigned have removed their Beef
/ Market ison. eMr Martins to the old
and woll-known stand Of J. r. Arnold, Oh he
\oIh side Of the Public Square where they
will he glad to receive the patronage OF taeis Old
customers They have about $500 head u cat.
lie running on the praifies. AMI they wish 10 get
sale for them. For tins purose they have made
arrangements 20 have them on hand, and in
good order, Al az 10 keep regular supply
Planters md o,hers eau liz farniihed with
icct, 10 quantities 10 suit them either killed and
properly dressed, or on foot. Their beef viii
be Of tie vere beet quality.
1hay viii also, from time 10 time, keep MT.
ton, Veal and Pork, At thar Market-honse. aud
solicit the patronage Of Marshall and thu SUI
rounding country.
PETERS & PACE
Ma saa,l, March IL, 1861. n2Gtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
T.. l.. tricky.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWElER,

(oas Door Ht'gv Iag'O,s Drpg Store
JEFFERSON. TENAs.
X EEP- constantly an assortment of 6ne
N Watches and Jewelry tor Ladies and ten
ieinen- silver spoons, Spcliaclos, sc. All
articles warranted
cry Chronomrter duplex Lever. and lIori.
zon,al Watches repaired aud warranted -ysa
March IG 1861 u2Gr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

Aa064tpeT aeoFsa Notice,

V0uSoQttSb01OtA Notlcts
4 7 the IaruaFy tsrp, 4. D. l66l, lftteu a
"A adrlinissr4ttat we're grastst 10 tho smiss-
dQssd by H. coaaty Court a Harrison oounsy,
postalaisig - the estates u dsccassd psmons. On
~ Nlais u A, Spain Ssmnesiin. dncsaaed.
IT, b therslose, 10 noAiiJ ~ resuoos having
easns sxailnt aid csts@p. % prnssst tl,e sams
~ paynrns, wilhia the time pi,scrihd b lav,
~ tkae iniRbesd 4, nake immediate payment
J. H. sVMMERi4N, Adn'r
April u. 1861 pa1-fl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE.

fMAt ~ AIELf NUhIH Or The COURTHOUSE.
YNIE undersigned having
i purchased this VOL knosn 1S $500
l'~Hrr Stable y 1uli r.oct G0GAA
fully inform their irioris .rd .A' bis. that
they ARE prepared to Go rs full justice 10 those
who may favor them wit. ltair patronage as any
similar establishment in Teas. Their Stable is
large and comfortable, is kept in the best order.
aud will be at all TINES supplied with tie very
best proscnlcr Persons who may send their
horses to this tribe can rely upon having them
well fed and well attended to.
They will keen on hand horses 10 hire, bug.
giea, hacks, sc aad can send parties 10 any
f.oFiion Of the country that they may desire 10
40 10.
In word IL welI.kopt stable, good FEEDING.
the best attention, substantial vehicles, good
stock. and ,cn'rai desire to render satishetion,
constitute re concentrations the proprietoss of
'Ais stable bele 10 merit and receive Il liberal
share Of patronage. All they can @y IS, try
them.
BELL & HOLMES,
MARSHALL. Feb. l6, 1861. n22,t
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r. ga.
~ 6l - Ml4
- a - GGruvov W.
.. - 4 .ss.,
- esusss !! Dr. 10y .. s.s.s.-
~ .s.
H. ~ ~. - 49, ,as.l1,
.s ID -, 800
b. - }. q .ss - - ~ eesse
s.. ~. -. -. -.
-
~ nuu1upe1ss, Z as1lsu fsA nssa,A.
49, - aen,u Aus.,aA.
SvS(ean111D. 4psH SWIM fse'snes On
- - I hve p eeeeshes 70 you
- uso6 1uoeuctjoa of the ei!X OF Aeu'
-. Ia ~ Argesttne KsPsntAc. ~ %
easeiasaks, % thc sv:aing Of me 10y.
q March Mt, At Asf date, ~ hasi
- 49, Z. ~. = sdght ~ psotoneeo
vjb1Aslo4 Il ~ earth vas felt IN inc
~ ~ = eaatiego simultaneously.
NJ ~ ~ cAofcess were ucnse'y ""e"'
4 heeGg nsAs ~ csoss Of 'cn'. A"a some
a)agn - coalssice was crca.se' o"' no
soEIoxs aeo3dents occurred, ana srn"q"'s-
lily was scoa restored.
On Sunday. tho Ssth, however. : e,"'
esnD R&a0m WAS cast over th'a cry ~
- e1,oourccment ~ telegraph rom inc
casual ti.st Bcaigno Bruno. 'ne ms' .
vi1w Nd arrived from Acnd"x" 'ns'
mnrrtNe without > mail. bringing INC
distscssing news taat there renamed
~ heap ~ ruirs TO point the spot
who're, = fcw days before. had stood a
thsiying aud popalous CITY " @''ee"
theasa,sd souls.
Brine stated that he asr'vcd AZ Meh
dosa On the mor'ins OF the zs'h '"a'
u haifpast cigh. I. n; a rr'cl pas es'
cessive,y violent SACK OF ea''.4"eNc'
Il. ing but six o. eight seconds, destroy
q. syery br''dint, Pon''c ana pI'va,e,
10 ~ city. ~ tbes tho nn@oeI 80"
were enabled TO cscap' was very "":'e"
Tho 81 rctts being narrow, INC nu''o''ss
high, aud tho inhabitants 'o'a'y u"os.n
70 AN b phenomena were Ps'"'y -" w"
terror, aud neglected. TO sccx sc'"ec ~
th0 opsn coarts Of their uw'''ps' MY.
toe late, THO Postmas'ct was '"''.a
A..>.A. Ai.r, v.,.us of Tho rckt. { kklcr the
. e"s.." - -. ,n,.s;rv ard wien asked
In. - s...s.hs no certificate that tlm
VIZ o' IT,. ~. ,rr,ssrr,r rcnl,ea
:. " ~ ~" "s - 49, IT.. to write Il nor
uatcsial 70 write WIZ
H. aspect presented w u" Guy ~''r'
: ."., III ,n.nS.rs acaf,ned Inc Air. an.
49, - Il, lind. rnsi,ed fran,icaiIy
&c.. ~. o,,cr .,,cr. how,iug. tLc
s. aras ss.,sncd and v.n,I,ed forth floods of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

VHNNLES OECNEWT,
Fashionable Boot and Shoemaker,
ts,ath'wsss ecsner Of the public squarc,)
Il EEPs constantly on hand large assortment
n of LAdics and Gentlesmen's boots and shoes,
his osn manufacture also good supply Of
ale and upper leather Tor sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to tho bus Gess, he hopes 70 have = cons'r~a,
of that PATRONAGE hs-@'r ~ - hSes.,iy hes,v~
ri 60 s'ss. All cracss promptly attended to.
aisi work warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

-. LOUIS 8o1 NJ,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS,

o. 4. HALL 4 CO., paormEroas.
This Horn. specially adaped for families, has
lus, been rc-optned fer the season. after beng
thoroughly rem Ated, AZ hos wishing the best
acc medallion. In a qaic iFei part Of the city.
will fn, even h .ng tlsneun'iue,e to their com
fort ard Ct rent.
Dee %. 90 nii;Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

make The most approved stitch that huu,.
has ever inycntsd, II being the mos, gris. ~
same on both sides OF The fabric, and ,ts.. s NaF
GEE room 10. eavi ~ nine tenihs oi ill., 90.
shoes sold IN Orleans T. mad On lh,s :.
and the, re use. Va ...ivf nc, v N o,h.s
fair trial in the ia,rs,t aud m -, f..hlna.....
r.iAiuR establishments in New Urie h.
They are used AZ III the large II lei. In ".
ard At the principal boarding Houses alss l.v'
pnu,en Of Tho Tailo.- aud ; ho. aaA.,, ~
dfeds 81 private families, and have given ~.
satisfaction.
The public viii tear In mind thu, siny,,.t.
sio odd upon tia, II defi..d with aa, IA a
at machines and IN the ttsls that have 49,
tins city IN nineteen cases 'uI ~ twenty Al.
been Kept and u, other Teia,aed.
The price u Singers Sewing Machines h2 b,
GREATLY REDUCED.
and the hes, Machine Ia only &l0a. and u. ..
from six 10 twelve dollars With cover Ard T.. n
WALTER BENNETT, As,s.
~ Canal 81, New Orr,
Aprl !, res.
u
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FROM MARSHALL TO JEtFFhsNS. pAiN"hh
FIELD, MOUNT Pleasant, ANn tLARks
VILE.
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Jif,rscn, July ?3d. 1860
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-03-20
NOTICE

yLNO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in.
l. tercst either legal or equitable in the lands here
matter described at the time the was sold for
taxes, and such other persons may be interested
therein
You are hereby notified that have filed my bill in
the Chanccry Court Of the County of Lafayette State
Of mississippi to have my title made perfect and val
i'll to the Southwest q'prier Of Section Seven Town
slip Ten, Range Two West and the Northwest quar-
ter of Section Eighteen, Township Ten, Range Two
West an lying inthe County Of Lafayette and State
Of Mississippi aforesaid against all pesons claiming
or having any interest in said lands which existed at
the time the same sold for taxes and that the
same were sold for taxes on the 4th day of April.
1913, to Charles g. Butler, and conveyed by deed to,
him the day and conveyed to me by Burna " !.
Butler Executrix Of said Charles a. Butler, deceased
You therefore notified to be and appear at said
Court on the 22d day of April, 1861, It being the
first day Of Term of said Court, TO be held at Ok
ford for said County, IN said State on the 4th Mon
day after tie di Mondiy in March, 1851. 20 show
cause against said tax title, and why my title should
not be confirmed JOHN THOMPSON.
March A. lS6i. p -trlsf 4sD-3Ods
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-03-20
Toby Tries his Gun.

Toby is high private in the first regiment Of
the Mississippi army. His company is armed
with the breechloadng Maynard rife, warrant
cd to shoot twelve times minute and to carry
a ball, effectively, 1900 yards" Men, who fought
at Monterey and Bucna VISTA call the new tangled
thing 'tpop-gun" 10 test Its efficiency, Toby S
Captain toldt the men they must try their guns.
In obedience to command, Toby procured tho
necessary munitions OF war, and started with
his "pop-gun for the woods. Saw squirrel
up avery high trce--took aim-fircd. Effects
of shot immediate and wonderful. Tree eilectu-
ally topped, and nothing Of the squirrel to be
found except three broken hairs. "Pop-gun :"
rose in value-cqual TO four-pounder. But
Toby wouldn't shoot towards any more trees
afraid of being arrested for cutting down other
peoples timber. Walked a mile and quarter
to get sight at hill by aid of small telescope,
saw hill in distance saw large rock on hill; put
in big load; made ready took aim at rock shut
both eyes fired. As soon as breath returned,
opened eyes could see, just could but couldn't
hear; at least, couldn't distinguish any sounds ;
thought Niagara had broke hose, or all out
doors gone to drum-bcatiag Determined to see
if shot hit. Borrowed horse, and started to-
wards hill After travelling two days and nights
reached place; saw setting sun shining through
the hill Knew, right away, that was where the
shot hit. Went closer-stmbled over rocky
fragments scattered FOR half mile in line of bull
let Came to holc-kncw the bullet hit there,
because saw lead on the edges-walkcd in, walk
ed through; found teamster on other side, q in,
dulging in profanc language in fact ,cussin'
considerable" because the lightning had killed
his team. Looked as his finger directed; saw
six dead oxen in line with hole through the
mountain; knew that was the bullets work, but
didn't say so to angry teamster. Thought best
to be leaving; in consequence, didn't explore
path Of bullet any further therefore, don'tknow
where il stopped; don't know whetheritstoppcd
at all; in fact rather thiak it didh't. Mounted
horse--rode back through this hole made by the
bullet came homo put unaway; but never told
Captain word about il; to tell truth, was little
afraid he would think it hoax at sa right
big story, boys" said Toby, in conclusion, "but
it's true, sure as shooting Nothing to do with
the Maynard rife, but load her up, turn her
North, and pull trigger; II twenty Of them don't
clean out all Yankeedom, then I'm liar, that's
alIF' -I es' ifl s.m adt 41H liioa
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-03-20
Permanent Constitution of the Confederate
i States.

mi, r..-i D.. /. 1911 -. Ct
Inc l'roVSiona congress aoop'eu' On Satur-
day, the 9th instant plan of a permanent Con-
stitution. TO he submitted to the several States
or ~ Cone,aoracv Cor ,bo;r r.t;ic,ton Tho
" VIZ ~ - ~, ,o,, &c :,
Convention OF Alabama, on 9he lotn, ratirieu u
by vote Of 81 to 5. The Convention of Mis-
s;ss;nn; win re-asscmble on .tse a5th of This
~ L., a. :, ,,,,, ,,.o ,,ros,,,,. ,,;il ,,.ey
.o' - :
the Constitution or refer u 70 another oonven-
ton, hereafter to be elected by the people. We
rece;ved last week eopv Of the proposed Con-
a,;,,,,;o1 h,,.;t ,,.s ,hcn ;,,oss;ble Ear ns 70
Asa''', 80 ~ ;. !. - $50 W. IN,
ma room LOT II W our Present iSsH''ei. -" VIZ
Law it before our readers, in full, next week 1t
Is The Constitution Of the United States. with
80, o,,,. ,,,.s ovoor, ,hoso ;nd;c.tad IN the
,e" Vtie' S S.yef, - =, - -.
following extract rom inc Mehpnis ANaianene'
No person Of foreign birth, not citizen Of the
Confederate States, shall be allowed to vote for
any officer, oiyi or POLITICAL State or Federal.
Until the first census, South Carolina shall be
entitled to five Representatives in Congress- Geer-
gio TO ten Alabama nine Florida two, MissssiP-
nj seven, Louisiana six, and Texas six-and each
State to two Senators ~
The State Legislatures may impeach Judicial
or Federal officers resident or acting in said State
bya two-thirds vote of both branches of the
Legislature.
Congress may grant seats on the floor Of eth
err House to the principal officer of each Exccu-
tive Department, with the privilege Of discussing
the measures Of his Department - ei-li -
The representation of tlree-fifths Of the slave
nomlation in the elections. i continued
Congress Is not allowed. through the impo-
sition Of duties. to foster any branch Of in
dustry.i ais .tross.h ssfsa = ~ .s-sas-s
The foreign slave trade is prohibited
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-03-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Beneroleat B,sfifaioR esiabi$Eei Jy special En-
dostne,lt, for TIE Relief n The Ssrk dnd Distrrss-
81 ssFscsea ~ifh FGrg1ss aiai pisae IDisea.e.,
a'.G Ees.es for Ds esfe q Ds'eas'' y as Ser
lTEDIeAL ADVICE given gratis, Nv the Acting
4tl Surgeon 10 all vino apply by lester. with de-
scrption of their condition, age occupa.ion habits
Of life, &c.,) and in cases of extreme poverty Mcdi-
cines furnished free Of charge. ~ = asr-f
D. VALUABLE REPORTS on Sper1natouhea, aud
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispeisarr, sent 70 The
afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes free ef chaTge-
Two tires Stamps for postage viii BE acceptable.
Address DR.. j. sKII.I1N H0UGHT0N, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa By order Of the Directos.
ifri -s1ss RzRAlD. HEARTWKLI.. PrastSs'f..
GEO. FAIRCIIlI.D, ,Sccrdacy, ~, =.
March 6, 1861. fO-fy
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-03-20
NOTICE
I,o All PERsoXs cLAIMING. 3

ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
terest, either legal equitable in the lands here
matter described, at the time the were sold for
taxes, and such other persons may be interested
therein - iDt F'ff sHA
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill
in the Circuit Court of Chancery for tho county Of
Lafayette in the State Of Mississippi to have my title
made perfect and valid to the Northwest quarter of
Section Thirty-four. Township Seven, Range Five
West lying in said county in said State against all
persons claiming having any interest in said lands
which existed at the time the same were sold for
taxes and that said lands we're sold for taxes the
9th of April, 1877, to Harris Coley, and that the
said Coney conveyed the same to mc.-;1 FnI
You are hereby notified to be and appear at said
Court the 22d day of April, 1861, being the first
day of a term of said Court to he held at Oxford for
said county in said State the 4t Monday after the
4th Monday in March, 1861, to show cause against
said tax tide and why my title should not he confirmed
w. I. AVENT
March 10, 1861. 4l-30ds