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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

STRoSG DRNK.-A New York chemist recently
bought of an importer bottle of what was call
ed genuine Champagne, and found, on analysis,
that It contained quarter of an ounce of sugar
Of lead. He analysed also sixteen samples of
Port Sherry, and Madeira wines, finding sulphur
nc acid in all, but not one drop of the juice Of
the grape in any.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

TIE MAN VINO woN'T PAY THE PRINTER.-May
he be shod with lightning, and compelled to
wander over gunpowder. May he have sore
eyes and chesnut-burr for an eye-stone. May
every day Of his life be more despotc Than the
Dey of Algiers. Nay he never be porrit tilted to
kiss a pretty woman. May he be bored to death
by boarding-school misses practising their first
lessons in music, without the privilege Of seeing
his tormcntors. May his boots leak, his gun
hang fire, and his fslling-lines break May his
coffee be swectcnel with flies, and his tea-cup
seasoned with spiders. May his cattle die Of
n'irain, and the pigs destroy his garden. May a
troop Of printers devils lean, lank. and hungry,
dog his heels each day, and a regiment of cats
catterwaul under his window each night May
the fiinine.stricken ghost Of an EDITORS baby
haunt his slu,nbers, and hiss Murderer" in
his dreaming ear. May his cows give sour milk,
and his churn rancid butter. In short may his
business 90 to ruin, and he go to-Congress.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

The work Of forming volunteer companies
throughout the State is still pushed rapidly for
ward. Many counties have from three to five
companies averaging seventy five men each.-
We do not know of single county in the State
without company of either infantry or cavalry
The scarcity Of arms so sensibly felt few weeks
ago is fast being relieved by the actual arrival of
arms in the State The Governor now has over
ten thousand stand at jackson for distribution.
Our railroad system is now so perfect that the
forces Of the State could be concentrated at
single point in three or four days. We hazard
nothing in stating that Mississippi could form an
army of $4,000 men in week, and double that
number in a month, and if it was actually nec-
essary to defend the State from invasion 100000
men would take the field. There are fully that
number of men in Mississippi to-day who would
prefer death rather than see the State conquer
ed,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
NUMBER 40.

II was not a moment too soon. The clock
work in the Hope had been better adjusted than
the slow match in the Fortune. Scarcely had
Alexander reached the entrance of ST Mary's
Fort at the end of the bridge, when horrible
explosion was heard The Hope disappeared,
together with the men who had boarded her,
and the block house against which she had struck;
with all its garrison, while a large portion Of
the bridge, with all the troops upon it, had van
ished into the air 1t was the work of single
instant. The Scheldt yawned to its lowest depth,
and then east its waters across the dykes, deep
into the forts and far over the land The earth
shook as with the throb of volcano A wild
glare lighted up the scene for one moment and
was then succeeded by pitchy darkness Houses
were toppled down miles away, and not living
thing, even in remote places, coqldkeep his feet.
The air was filled with rain of ploughshares,
the heads, limbs and bodies Of what had been
human beings. Slabs Ofgrante, vomited by tho
flaming ship, were found afterwards at leagues
distance, and buried deep in the earth. A
thousand soldiers were destroyed in a second Of
time-many of them being torn in shreds, be-
yond the semblance of humanity.
Richebourg disappeared and was not found
until several days later when his body was dis
covered, doubled around an iron chain, which
hung from one of the bridge boats in the centre
of the river The veteran Robles, Seigneur dc
Bill, aPortuguese officer Of eminent service and
high military rank, was also destroyed. Months
afterwards, his body was discovered adhering to
the timber work Of the bridge, upon the ultimate
removal of that structure, and was only recog-
nizcd by peculiar gold chain which he habitu'
ally wore. Parma himself was thrown to the
ground stunned by a blow or the shoulder
from flying stake. The page, whow"s behind
him, carrying his helmet fell dead without
wound, killed by the concussion of the air.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

Is 1t not desirable that we should show
the 18th Regiment some attention
Thanksgiving day was overlooked and
Christmas is the next most appropriate
time. If SO, then why not send them q
repast Gu that day Win the Ladies do
IT. All who are desirous of contributing.
are requested 10 come 10 tie Chatham
Square Church, on Saturday, at 3 0 clock
p. III.
This is probably the last regiment that
We shall have here. Shall thy leave ns
without our showing them that we appre-
ciate the great sacrifice they have made
for US. We're they at home, as we are,
they would thenenjoy the customary feast.
Shall we feast ourselves and let them
be forgotten, or shall we send our own
turkeys aud do without ourselves if we
cannot procure twoy
Come, Ladies, send something good
They deserve 1T. One or You.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
XXXVII Congress- First Session
Washington, Dec. III.

Washington, Dec. Ill.
Debate ensued between Blair and Love-
JOY on the subject of Gen. Halleck's re-
cent order about slaves.
Julian referred to the case of Colonel
Brown of All Indiana regiment, who re-
fused to deliver up fugitivcs until SO or.
dercd by Sec'y Cameron. He presumed
the Administration sanctioned such pro-
ceedings.
Kellogg assumed to say that the Ad-
mlnistration had nothing Ia do with that
order, and would not indicate such policy
TO the army.
The resolution which caused the debate
was tabled, Is to g.
The resolution looking to the recogni-
tion of the independence OF Hayti and
Liberia was adopted with the amendment
that the Com. on Foreign Affairs inquire
into the eypediency of doing SO.
The subject of abolishing the frnnking
privilege came up, and Coltax remarked
that the Com. on Postofices aud Roads
bad framed bill TO abolish it. The bill
also requires members to show the abso-
Lutte necessity of nev post routes.
House adjourned.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

The New York 9th Regiment, Colonel
Warren, was the last to leave Accomac
county, ard when at Belhaven, on the
point of departure, the lady sycophants OF
the town proposed banquet for the tired
and hungry soldiers, who had so gallantly
delivered their region Of the State
They made three hundred pies and infus-
ed poison into all Of them And the plot
Of these secession Borgias was only defeat
ed by the faithfnlness Of some of their ne
gro servants, who warned our troops OF
the danger. They discovered their warn
ing to be but too well founded. and were
hardly restrained from burning the town.
They came to Baltimore, however, and
with them came five negroes. These lat
ter were sent back to Accomac upon the
first steamer to return, by order of the
military authorities Now, the question
is, Were these five the blacks who exposed
the poison plot? We have little doubt
they II Chicago Tr;hcne.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.

No if--fhat no citizen, iniatitant or resise,t q,
This State. subject to ae military duty either IN the
Volunteer Reserve Militia shalt Iheseast@r tnt., a.,
enFnre % enter the military strviee any
and All persons liabieto military du> ~lha
are hereby prohibited fon eDsiirr agreeing tst H.
iistc assembling With view On for tbs 10rt.@. ~
Aerins The service sian. other state Nor elAll an,
perssn within this ftste Liable 20 90 uiIifhrs dur, en-
Ter snio the service ofte uned stases except onae
ths express authority a his siste Fro,4ees Thai
this ORDER Ia sot Intended to sIs To prevent thetov
ernment ~ the United STATES frun retru4tsfr fr H.
Regular Army pursuant 10 The Acts of aoAgfe.s st
provided this Order sna the n .neeee
ihg does not apply 10 the Tenrsas NV being
fsis"a buhnqne f.r the .Iyon keaimeut,s
NO. H. That I'll IersoHs. whether rsslds4t. /. ofi,
siAie or othsrsise. and si ocers exec III reerst, j.
ihcrxea officers Of the unite states recruit for ,b
United States Regular Army, are her.t, nrobi,s.e
rem r"iisfins on ID any ralsiig u5en With,
'hs Ntaie WIN asew or tor The ruflose u enteribf
iato lhe military s~fsce Of ar, other state or II th,
onled stAies. except In pursuIL the Iawssraap
thorisy Of The State of Iowa
NJ iE--Thatih The AdIatant g ererai Of hi. State H.
charged with the duty OF seeing thA, ne,her of The
above Orders Nos. ii. and III j Is violated
And The said Adjuiant General when satisfied ihs,
eisher Srant Of the absye Orders Nos IL and m
hss been IL being violated shall order all aYf-ey .
persons siainfnr sDeh orders under mfars arrest ~
sthe Com ma nder hief othsru Bs directs ta g.,
Aatached TO- rhier aid serve 81 prisales I'M aEe rn,A
IN regiment belng raised withiI this State unde,
auhoriy thereof.
ny order u the Command rim. Chief
NJ. Is. BAKER
Aairlanf General " The state II ia~o
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
COMMERCIAL.
DAitv Cars Cry Oyvicx,

DAItv GArs Cry Oyvrcx
Kgos-x. lice :, 81
FLOUR supernne st rs ssprin gwheate xtra 81 rs !;
Fall Wheat Extra 80 IS
BRAN AND snoRTs--an Ia 4ec 4 UtS
CuHS-l5to lie u bush
BAKLEY~No sale.
MnsATIn good demand. FAN 7oa75, slrns 80
CHOICE do 55c.
RYE aoc. dull.
oaTS-I2ss sasl5c.
POTATOES l5,a20 rs ihe load. retail as 10 3uc.
kuGAR~New Orleans TAR a.alo},, prime 10. a
II clarified l2aI3, crHtbed aad loaf asaias,
atoLASS FSPtautation Is & 30; Saga vhouse 4,a sC.
Golden Syrup 50a doc,
coFF EE-Rioi7 4alse; Java ~ : "a. Laguyra a0a ~
RlCE-a5sa i0c.
soAP-rsim &c. Family 5s.c, German tcin.Y ~
a1tc.
cAADLFs--star l54 l6. staarine II, Mouldil
LARD-5ss 10 6e; retail SIC.
BUTTEk-Common a9e: Choice TO- et all 10 i le Is.
Leaf HER-~soie 2s42s, Harness asa30.
HiDhs-Dry loalio, green 4aSt green sheep
pelts ao83Jc green hos skins isc.
nAY-Timoshy, new s5 ooa6 On, baled 81 ooa 10.
Prairie So ".
stkDs- Hungarian Grass %; Timothy 81 % Elax
Seed Cog Us
eNIoss-3sa 4oc
EGGS y iUA lie.
WHITE BEAsS-5oc.a sI CO.
FEATIiERS-25a a30
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 rs " bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 .5a ~ %. Raisins ~ 00Fs3so.
thLEsE-N Western Reserve &c, Denmak 6aa7.
BEEF-I aac gross. 3a24 q quarter.
sHEEp-Sl 50aa2 70 head.
HOGS dressed 2aa3c.
sALr-ti. A, - 10 sack; KAna~ha ~ 7sa - o.
barrel. Liverpool 81 9oas2 90 v sack Lake o. 81
a2 ~ = DBL
FIsH--Mackerei, No. s20s-aal y bbi.; No Q elt
q @sis, So.3 si2sasla White Fish, No. 4 s5 SOD Il
y half bbi. Col Fish 596 n.
kAus-lsc.
OLD iRoA--1.g1er = n. Brass s4Ioc v n. Cop
per feasc n.
EAGHANGR-On New York, Bankable Funds i
for gold = Y cent. -. Louis = cent for Missoul
Funds.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Louisville, Dec. | l.
Kosseau, Regly and johnson, Federal
Brigadiers, crossed last Tuesday TO the
south bank Of Green river, near Munfords-
vile.
The Kentucky Provisional Government
passed an act taxing brokers S25 week
who charge discount on Tennessee and
Southern money
The Richmond Examiner, Of the 3Oth
ult, says laborers are hiring for the imme.
date construction of railroad from Cen.
tcryile to Manassas
X. w. Barnwell and James l.. Orr are
elected by the South Carolina Legislature
to the Rebel Congress.
Southern papers say the Federal forces
cannot get more than one-thrd of the Sea
Island cotton raised south, the value here
of is only s75o,o00.
The Norfolk Day Book says Gen. Scott
will soon be in the South after the Mason
apd slidel capture
Richmond, 9th, via New Orleans.
Dispatches saya fotilla lately at Old
Point Comfort has gone up the Potomac
doubtless TO attack Evansport and Center
vile.
Savannah, Dec D.
A party Of Confederatcs passed here
for Tybee Island Wednesday, and burnt
the light house. The Federals shelled
the island but the Confederates were un
hurt.
From sixteen to eighteen vessels, ap.
parently old whalers, were in the Roads
yesterday.
The electoral college at Nashville, Ten
ncssee, on the 4th, voted Davis and Ste
vens President and Vice President, anc
Gen. Edward Sparrow and J Il. Simmon.
We're chosen Senators to the Rebel Con
gress from Louisiana.
| Special Dispatch to Missouri Democrat.
Cairo, Dec 10.
The gunboat Benton. at last accounts
was still aground near Sheffield This
The Essex i not aground, bnt cannot vel
get BY The Benton.
Gems Sturgis and Sweeney, arrived
here from st. Louis last night, and pro
ceeded to paducah this morning. The,
will return on Friday. Their mission i,
not known.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO ARMS! TO ARMSt,

am authorized to cell for the organization Of two
battslions Of Militia 10 Lee county said ba,
laonsto be composed OF not less than ak eotnpane
each end The companies contain not less than 4t
men - addition y the company officers. one Bat.
TALON 10 be raised Ia keokuk and vicinity and ths
other 10 or near Duver and vicinity
Persons raising companies requested to repnrt Ia
meimmediateiy, hi order that / may Inform them D.
10 the plan Of organization, DC.
trust that the above call will be resnel,aaa o.
promptly. Dg HILLS
Dec. s. 'GI. Atd ae.rsm,
The following Is the plan Of organization alluded "a
above.
ln order that more perfect Organization of the
militia 81 ---~ county may be effected the various
captains aud commissioners Officers sf said Miitia are
hereby required TO organize their peetiye copans
into-------- battalion, to be known ---- eonnt,
battalion No. Of Reserve Militia, and proceed
upon certain day designated by the commissioned
officers, 10 elect Major whose duty IL shall he :,
command the battalion. The Major having been q
hereby reni red 70 br obedent hs orders and he i.
TO obey such orders as be may from time u time re-
eeiye from his superior officers Provided, that
nottiag herein contained shall be 80 construed as "a
than that Of the state Of Iowa
BY order OF The Commando in Chief
Dec III, '6l. ID. h HILLS, Aid.ae.Camp
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

The present critical rtstp of European affairs v Ill
render shese publications unusually sting daring
the forthcoming year. They Will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news items, crude
spernfa and stng If the daily Journal
ami the ponierous Tome the future historian, writ
after the living terest aud excitement of the great
political events OF the time shall have passed away. II
Is TO these Periodicals that readers must look the
only really integibte and reliable history OF current
events, and as such in addition 10 their we-sabltsh
I'D literary. scentiGc and theological chsructcY.
them upon the consideration OF the reading pub
iic.
The receipt or Adv n nee sheets from the Brit
ish publishers gives additional value To these Reprints
nasnch they be- placed in the hands of sub
Scribe. i nhOnl a 4 the oFlglE cal editions.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

New York Dec. /.

Flour Market without any material
change; sales at So 40M5 55 for Super
State; IS 65f0S5 rs Extra State; SIS Az
@5 55 Super Western; s5 6505 90 for
Common to Medium Extra Western;
80 9O(o)5 % for Choice Shipping Bran Is
FIX r. I'll @.
Wheat-Market without mach change;
sales at 81 Is for Chicago Spring; 81 81
Mil. Club; 81 i5 very handsome Amber
Jersey.
Corn Market 67M6S Mixed Western
Whisky-Quiet; 2Oi asked; zoe offer
ed.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
gen. Prentiss. Movements.

St. Joseph, Dec r.
Gen. Prentiss' command was to move
from Platte City to Rchfeld on the lth
\ rebel camp numbering 5000 is re.
ported near New Albany
The report that Preutiss had bagged 50C
rebels is not true.
The WOODEN factory of Buell. 4 Co. was
destroyed by fire last night Loss no,
known.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
-Four Thousand Union Troops Ina
Platte County. No.

On Thursday Gen. Prentiss left It.
Joseph for Platte county at the head oil
four thousand men and six pieces OF ar
tllery. Before leaving ST. Joseph he or
dered every citizen 70 take the oath of
allegiance or 20 to work on the fortiiica-
tions. Seven hundred men came forward
and took the oath.
Gen. Pfcntiss made a speech to his sol
diers in which Ire boldly stated that he
Went TO Platte county TO end secession,
and IT devastation Was necessary ii should
be done II Leayenworth Conservative,
9Th.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
THE GATE CITY,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is.
ARMY BLANKS.

We have on hand and for sale quantity
of Blank Furloughs, and Blanks for Quar-.
termasters and Commissaries.
Rss- The beautiful weather is the theme
OF universal praise. 1t could scarcely be
improved.
RlvER.-The river was falling yester-
day, but is IN prime order for good boat
ing, and the weather at present indicates
that We may have an open river for a
number Of days, if not weeks.
The Northerncr and Des Moines came
in "Wednesday night and departed in short
order for St Louis. The Nevada went
to Quincy yesterday.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
Gen. Hunters Platte County Policy.

A committee Of the citizens of Platte
county visited General Hunter on Mon
day, the ID. The General said unto them
TELL the Trustees of Platte county,
that unless they give up Gordon and his
gang, and break mp every rebel camp,
that | shall send Colonel .Jennison over
there to burn every house in the county.
! am getting tired Of the whole subject.
Committee-''Will you put that in
writing ~
Gen. Hunter-"I will
That brief interview satisfied Platte
Co. and the policy indicated will satisfy
Kansas and the country Chic Trib
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

Detroit, Dec. T..
Gov. Blair has issued proclamation
for All extraordinary session Of the Leg
islature to assemble on the I'd day of Jan
uary next
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

ET~1he New York illustrated News
Of last week contains remarkable picture
OF the recent great review of 5000 men
OF The army Of The Potomac by Gen Me-
Clellan. II il one Of the finest specimens
OF wood engraving ever published in this
country.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
w ashington, Dec. IL

Washington. Dec. II.
Private advicesSfrom New Mexico say
the report Ii that the strong forces which
have been sent against the Texans in the
Mcsila Valley have driven the enemy far
back into Texas.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
MAR WAR;. WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having fer sale. ~, q :
kids OF Munitions of Var sneh ne Guns Pistols R.
voivcrs and all kndsof Ammunition are required no
to sell To any person without from the nde
rigned. This order aust be strictly conf Piled with
underpenslts offorfeitng ali articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN kIAssUs.
Jlyi3d Surveyor pon OF heokuk
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

a package was received here a couple
of days since, directed to Sam'l +. Miller.
Esq, and containing the sum of ii $50.
In the absence OF her husband, Mrs. Mil
Ter opened the package and found its con
tents To consist Of small amounts of mo
ney sent home by the members OF the
Third Cavalry Regiment, who were re-
Gently paid the sum OF s26 each
Mrs. Miller made haste to deliver the
several parcels according to directions to
All within reach, IN town and vicinity.
and in some of the neiahboring villages.
But having no immediate opportunity Of
delivering packages directed to the fol-
lowing persons, she desired Us to notify
them thereof
John Herren, Iii Mil'ard. VIM. Topes,
Joseph Snyder, Abner johnson, W A.
Donncl., Eleanor Brown, Mr. Sarah. l..
Stephens. Hiram Scranton, Mrs. III. A.
Winiher, and Geo. Fl Smith. all Of this
cnunfv
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
Military Items.

Forty-four recruits for Capt. Clark
Company arrived yesterday, and will be
mustered in to-day
Two men IN Capt. Kittles Company
were taken with measles and have CON.
into hospital. This disagreeabIe disease
having started, will probably 60 through
the camp:
We notice that at dress parade many oi
the men appear without gloves or mite ms,
even on the coolest days. 1t seems very
strange that Uncle Sam does not provide
his soldiers with such useful and neces.
sary rrticles But as he does not here
is an opportunity for the Ladies Aid So
cictv TO step in and do good thing.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
W ashlngton. Dec. II.

SENATE.-Mr. Trumbull presented a
petition 10 repeal the law which prevents
Jewish diyines from officiating IL Chap
/ lains in the army
Mr.. ison offered resolution that
the Inspector General, the ouartermaster
General aud the Commissary t,eneral of
Subsistence be directed 10 inform the Sem
ate what articles ought To be sold by the
Suffers 10 volunteers, aud such as would
best secure their efficiency. He believed
the whole system should be promptly abol-
ished. The resolution was agreed to.
The joint resolution from the House,
expressing the feelings Of Congress in re-
gard 10 the gallant conduct of the late
General Lyon. was referred to the Mill
tary Committee
Mr.. Foote called up the resolution 10
expel Waldo L. johnson. senator, Of Mo,
from the Senate The Clerk read an ex-
tract from the secession speech of Senator
johnson, delivered in Missouri. Resolu-
tion referred.
The BILL to promote the efficiency fthe
Navy reported bv Mr.. Grimes from the
Naval Committee, was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. DoolittIe, the time
OF retiring was made i5 Instead Of 40
years After further discussion the bill
was passed.
Mr.. johnson of Tenn, moved that so
much of the Presidents message as re-
fers to railroad in western Kentucky v and
Tennessee be referred to select commit
tee, Agreed to.
The Senate then wen. into executive
session, and upon the opening OF the doors
adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE
Blair Of Mo-, rising to question of
privilege, caused to be read the following
extract as farther explanatory of the re-
marks which he made yesterday on Mr.
Loyejoy's resolution, having in view the
revocation of a part Of Gen. Halleck gen.
eral order relative to fugitives. The res
olution, it has already been stated, was
laid on the table:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT Missouri
10 Hon. r. +. Blair, Washington:
Yours OF the 4th inst is just received.
Ordor No was, in my mind, merely
military necessity. Unauthorized per-
sons, black or white, free or slave, must
be kept out of our camps unless we are
willing to publish to the enemy everything
we DO or intend to do 1t was a military
aad aet pcl;;..:;ccsa!! order. al. .saaa, read, Il
carry out any lawful instructions in regard
70 fugitive slaves which my supcriors may
give me, and to enforce any laws which
Congress may pass, but cannot make
law and will not violate il. You know
my private opinion on the policy of contis-
eating the slave property Of rebels in arms.
II Congress shall pass it you may be GER
tain that shall enforce it. Perhaps nv
policy as to the treatment of rebels and
their property is as we'll set out in order
No. l3, issued the day before your letter
was written, as could now describe ii.
Yours truly,
ISigned III. w. HALLEcK.
Mr.. Lovejoy replied, AMI in conclusion
said if any soldiers want to fight simply
for the purpose Of returning fugitive
slaves, he had only 10 remark that the
army would be stronger without them.
Et-A new regiment IL to be added 10
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
stock Market.
New lork, Def. II.

New York, Dee. L.
Stocks dull; ca RI5ls, CO T3ll;
.C 4 II 10; Harl III; Erie als; G B& q
ID; n ! { 7s3; NJ ! Sd 50, | { Bonds
794.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13
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The postage To- any part OF tho United states will be
bur Twenty ~ eur Cents n year for BLACK
wooD. anu bat Fourteen Cents n year for
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The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

Et- A new regiment IL to be added to
Col. Iioyey's Normal Brigade.