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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-28
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S~abritan BON 5ptsssl- anO S~ilosr>NaGmen,
$50. II Governor Strase.
pem blutI6su Yublitum bic ~trssbenite @njeisv, baB i'd
ON c6iaent Nlaee en- @~Olotsiteh uno Golbrotuer. @eI9dft
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6ea biaiafen Yreilsn unp IN Der srpBia1 @usrpabl tu BADEN
Ino. 3ssmdturen percen 9leihfaas btltslt o%aeeefubrt.
lint aefIaiae @uft69e bitiet %. GbrenberG.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-28

o@ uftait" 8ttterS.
Gin ansgeasiAneter artifsl BON d6tem
Stoua9ton's Sitters, fir Die Bar uno ,um
Seibltsebrau6. Gum Sertaufe in n-5gsn unb
tleinrn Sudntit6tgn bel
WeTeever II. 9riign.
SSstn, siqueur uno 5aoanG-G iaarensS snsluna
SIR. 4 @rhanse 6eret 9uilotna.
rs. Nearl @irnke.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-28
Singers
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Sie bslte GmpfcEluns fur S.rsn
SupsrlOritai us , ale anSrren
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Inlren tonnsn frrili6 ait6 biI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-28

Weis- ind Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Ste u~ntsr3st6nrten ifub iest in Den @toul
9eisbt, bic 5erren 0irtbe uno bds aestrte WubJi
tur' nit gSsis- uno Sasertier rinnsr Sdbrifatio,
gu DEN btlt9ltsn preifen ~bebirnen ,u f5nnen.
Srcrss per Gne posr Dubeno Bitten mir bi
Pm. SteinIetn ab,ueebsn.
$685.. ..rr q. 8ker ~ N -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-28

s. .. @Orrib. 8. .. Goodman. s. @iftcr,
SEA - Srauet.
SdAerbter= 81 rdnerei
Wo. 100 Mainar.,
elnsn square obertaIb Der pot>SfFo.
va guftrdee, Die pdnftlib oustsf5brt tssrnsr e,u..
mullen ma Htsier Office sefaaSt rsrSen.
S.S 9%Uobmanu, GdbrifaHt.
NS. sgtr bassn etnsn sruscn Sprratb Bier ouf qooer
S ~ IMr S1llsr Somnsr out Eager Bier f6nner
l99n 1851 tNr isee Quartitit etc:iGlpTen tpereen.
MASON s. BURNS,
Gabrifanten srn
tnnprUp D filtered
ND { n [ : SS latter.
uno SuttIer Sun
pe'taoe'Peta gle. pcrtcr, GiOtr. edecr-Sier &c.
"a Widtnitr.. 8i6mpnp, ga.
que aaIhaSe uliertr seebrtrn 3unbsn iperben prompt
uno reel ouSaefnbrt.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

At meeting Of tbqse who had agreed to be-
come members OF the Home Guards, held at the
Shelter, near Harkins' old Mil, on Saturday, the
Attn Of May, 1851, the Hon: +. j. Num- was
called to Che Chair and the Hon. ,. Nc Low was
appointed Secretary. The object Of tltc meet
ing being explained by s. NJ. Fudge, Esd, on
motion, the Chairman appointed 4 committee,
consisting Of Messrs. JIM, Low, $. N, Fudge,
and H. W. Goodwin, 70 prepare and report a
Constitution and .By-lnws for The government Of
the Company. After a brief absence, the conf
mittec returned and submitted report, which,
having been slightly. amended, was adopted, as
fnllaMs.- II ---L-L-.--- M. --------l D -----
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
]. ::::N0fIcE.

ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING Or having N in:
IL tercst either legal or equitable, IN tn Isfd vi
matter described at the time the same was sold foY
taxes and such tther persons as may be interested
therein: 80 Z, n',,i t'''.'iA =. ~" jfe -"
You are HEREBY hoiiied Chat BAseri fledhss Bit
the CIRCUIT Court Of tasnccI5 fsfsthe e1hnfy ofsEE
fayette insthe STATE ~ Mississippi to hare my tltle
made perfect and Valid to the Northwest quarter Of
Section Twelve, Township Ten, Range Two ,wtst,
lying in said County, in said State against all parties
claiming Or having ans iatsrest in ssd land, whrhex
that said land sold for taxes the Sd day Of Mar,
1858, and eonveyed by deed 10 me on the same day
|, Ys1 are hcfed to be and appear at said Court on
the 9sdd day Of April, 1851, being a day 81 ar1efm
Of saidenrt TO be held at Oxfotd fof said County,
in sfd SsWte die An Monday after tbr 4 a NON
day in March, 1861 to show eatsc akaiist' Asd tar
title, and why my title should not be confirmed a
-I.s euif-.f iflH EHft rei I'D e. WILSON,
March 6, 1851. sa.1-- 4O-sods Z
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHf4.t- >

A Benerolenf Isastusss.s sassssxaef BY peeisl Es-
sssvaes<. f~ak< Reiig fhe Sci and Dixtrsa-
ed, effected alb 1s<kst, and Epidemic Disessos
and sY<siety Yer th' cTe 81 Disesse. IF The Ser
MEDIeAI ADVICE given { ssrsitis, by the Acting
WI Surgeon, 70 all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpfien Of tber condition. ags occupation, hal It's
&C hfe. &c, and in cases 81 extreme poverty, Mcd-
VALUABLE REFvRfs' : on isperSi.storrho-a, shs
other Diseases ef9he Sexual 0texns, and ON the NEW
REMEDIES shFlosed in the DisPensary sent % the
aiictedtn sealed lctter ensclopcs free Of charge-
Two or tsree siamps for postage viltbe seceptaia,
Address BRsigs sKIEIIk4HO GGHTOs. .Aesaa
Surgeon, Howard Assorietipn No Southl kfnth
Street Phladrphia, ~: ~ agier Of thesDi.evters
GEO. FAIRchII.ps ssrreigry. s - -
March 8, lssl. - 4olx
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
McCIuns Riaenei.

DIR. J. w. c. Smith has succeeded in organ
izing d hsk military company IN Oxford. with
the above name We are glad 10 learn that'the
Doctor has been chosen Captain; he will make
good ons Having enrolled a sufficient nu6f
Der Of members, the Company wiII be mustered
into service on next Saturday, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. Let every member be, promptly on the
ground !, and as the company is not quite full,
a few more recruits will be received on appli-
ration to any Of fhs bf1ccrs Orlmshibefs !
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
Attention, Companiesi

No one can make an efficient soldier unless
he tt6dies Military TastIes. Hardee's is the
best and when you can get the book published
here at the SOUTH IN superior style, at half the
cost Of the Northern printed work, you know
your duty, Hutton 4 Ftsligit S6iitbsrh Book
Publishers Of Memphis, have just issued an
EDITION of 10,O 900 copies Of Hardee's Tactics, at
s75 per hundred copies OF 81 per single copy.
Dur Oxford companies should forthwith send
bn,ther orders Every volunteer should lave
, copy
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
]. N. Low, Secretary.

TIE Pooh AFRICAN, AND rTfE CoSFEpERATE
LOAN.-4lbert slave, The property of Gen. S.
G. Hardaway, aceosted Mr.. Knox President OF
the Central Bank, and Chairman of the Board
Of Loan Cohiriissionefsp this morning. on Tie
steps OF the Central Bank, when the following
conversation ehsued:
=. Good morning, Mr. Knox aia told you
have Some Southern Confederacy bonds for sale. u
ayes, Albert the loan II not an taken. al.
though it is being rapidly subscribqf Tor,
well w. Knox, Il want bitakS sftIa
havd got three hundred dollars which / have
saved out of my earnings in edti tines Ind |
want to put it in these bonds, il Won viii fet NE
You cannot do so without yorr masters con.
sent" replied Mr.. Knox 'bot if he is wiIIiRg,
there will be no difficulty about it 'i = Il.
Albert went out found his master. obtained
his consent, and the books Of the Loan suhscrip.
ton show three hundred dollars Of coupon bonds
subscribed for and paid Shy Samuel q. Harda.
waf; trustee for ms shave Albert" and with tbe
hoheS Of Albert - ~ - k'.iaI -
Alfred, the slave of Col W. Crawford Bibh
being told Of Alberts Subscription, drew out
one hundred dollars which. he had.on deposit,
and Subscribed for coupon. bonds 10 that amount,
We give he fsestss- GTesieS nav make tbe
comments HORtgomery Nail
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
The Cotton Crop.

The Cotton Crop.
The wet spring has retarded, to consideraeie
extent, the planting of cotton; but the entire
CROP we suppose, may now be said to be in the
ground The plant, SO faf as il has come up
Is as promising as is usual at this stage of its
growth; at least, VIC have heard no complaint
from any quarter. The quantity Of land here
tofore devoted to cotton, which is this year cul-
tiNated in corn wheat and oats, is so great that
the average crop of cotton in this county viii
be reduced, VIC Imagine, not Ear from fourth.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
The Prospect for Meat.

The citizens of this county, with provident
forethought, have wintered over large numbers
of stock hogs, which arc rapidly multiplying
and generally in excellent condition AT pres
cnt, with our knowledge of the resources of our
people in this behalf, We opine thai Northern
hos-raisers wifi be able to sell no meat in this
region, during the -pext pork season, even
though peace should be made at once. The
domestic demand viii be abundantly supplied
At home. . !
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
1T6GAE fTENf4. W
FRANGsA. DUVA1s Local Editor.
Our Subscription List.

Our Subscription List.
1t is source Of gratification 10 Is In daily
entering ne's names on our Subscription book,
and invariably with the mark d Paid" During
the past two weeks We haye enrolled the names
of many new Subscribers, who Informed us that
they had OCCASIONALLY seen copies OfabsTnteni-
Ageneer, and being highly pleased with it they
were induced. to,nstfooi1s n. I TIE PEOPLE must
have the news, and they generally select the
best and cheapest paper for their reading We
spare no pains or expense in making ours a
readable paper. We have room for few more
names ON our books, .N,'A l''i-
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

Corn, we learn, is looking remarkably well.
We should Judge, from al 1.-the accounts we have
received, that the crop Of, the present year, il
the season is not unfaycrable, will turn out to
be at least third larger than The aEerage, crops
of the last five years, Msoy of the smaller
planters, who have hitherto produced, each
year, a few bales of cotton, have planted all
their land in corn and most Of the larger plant
ers. have, devoted "a thisf crop aihuch greater
breadth of land than usual
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
The Dat Crop.

The Dat Crop. ---
In this county, was never more promising
tian at present. Our people are likely to pro-
ducc much larger crop than they win require
for Their own consumption.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
CONSTITUTION.

o F.r.- ffH HsH.
ARTICLE /, This Company shall be known as
the Hopewcll Home Guards. ia. aH--t b'a ~
ARr.. g The object Of the Company shall be
the protection Of the lives and property Of the
citizens against foreign invasion and servilc in
surrection. 1f' lr', go '. ..i.' .''-t
Arr. 8. The Company shall not be required
to perform duty out Of the county. ai
Arr. 4. The officers of the Company shall be
as follows: \ Captain, LIST, ID and Sd Licuten.
ants, Ensign, Orderly Sergeant and Treasurer.
ART. .. The officers shall be elected by ma.
jority vote. le.t.. .a ... istt.r ~. o..
ART. G. It shall he the duty of the Captain,
assisted by his officers, to keep the Company
in an efficient state of military drill, and the
Captain, or acting Captain shall have authority
to appoint he time for drill. -
ART Z. Any citizen of the county shall be
eligible FOR membership in the Company, sub
ject to vote of the members majority vote
of the whole clecting. rl9 .n lo le.
ART s. Each member shall supply himself
with an effective gun and pistol, which he shall
Keep at all times ready for Immediate use.
ART .. Any subject that may be presented
for consideration, aside from the specified duties
of the officers, shall be voted on by the Cohipa
ny; and decided by the majority Of votes sQ
AR 10. The Company shall be divided ipte
squads, for the purpose of night patrol each
squad to choose It's Captain. Ore '.as.,s-re.
ART II. Atwo-thirds totc of the whole Com
pany shall be necessary for amending this Con-
stitutiOn or the Bylaws of the Company.
RYIAWS ....-t .-f. Ii s.r
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
MlSSissiPh FeUNDEkif- AGENCY
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT

So y 80 e't'e~@~ VS. ' - ". FlHStts ~
new q ~ tstf q : Ia.
n URIEgfhe ffeAenf year htkutifuI Patterns Of
~ as, Sale q, 1fhid 1s inch cylinders, stnfion,
.fsswnd1a :, - = and ~ inch, Porsble Eneiaes
haye been eepplefed, and nov offered for sale :
together With Saw Mills, G1St Mills, fhinfle Ma
crimes, Brick hinCs, Cotton sereens and othsr
machinery, comprising the lnrEest stock ever oftrtd
for sale; uhile az the time. II Is Of routls m
invention and npnufcfure and Of style and onaliF
uneqnaled By any northern inaportafionx.
Illustrated CataloT.es scrt q Erv 13dfeSs ty rsH
snnansl-sm sANrfl v. GILMAN
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
Our Correspondent. sllensed.

We have nothing from our correspondent at
Warrington, this week Gen. Bragg has inter
dicted correspondence from his camp to news
papers, and hence orr columns With for time,
at least be clear of "Kures'" letters. Sorry
for IT.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
on for Iynshburg.

on for ,Lynehburg. ss.ssf. al .....-
We learn that the Lamar Rifles and Uni.
versity Grays ieh COrinth, on Monday last, for
tynchbutg. Va They were in good spirits,
and anxious Tor d. stalt of the enemy The
Grays numbered 6s men; the Lamar Rifles had
their limit we have sessfaf friends among the
two companies, Who Have iPaFoIiiisei to keep us
fully posted Yin fcfgpufd t6thsrfStire move
ments =. -. =.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
BYLAWS.

1: A f'nc Of 30 cents shall be imposed upon
each member for non-attendancc at drills, eN-
ccpt when lawful excuse is given.
.. A fine Of one dollar shall be imposed upon
any member who shall bring loaded gun into
the drill, without an order from the Captain.
g. Any member attending drill without his
gun, shall pay fine of twenty five cents.
L. All fines incurred shall be collected by the
Orderly Sergeant andpaid over by him to the
Treasurer, and, be appropriated for the bene-
fit of the Company. 1 rs'o 3ii'T
5. A fine of one dollar shall be imposed upon
any member of the Company who shall appear
on drill intoxicated, or swear in time of drill
Resotred, That the foregoing be published in
the 0xfofd IntelIigencer and the Mercury:
I. J. MUM, CisisMaa.
j. NJ. Low, sSecretarV
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
Arms Association Notice.

Arms Association Notice, re aau0H
? The Lafayette Arms Supply Association are
requested tomeet at the Court House on Mon
day next the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose Of making final settlement Of
the affairs Of the Association. ~ p '.'og -,
..Fa 5,is . I. =. d. PEGUEs, President.
Oxford Nav 1851 ..rliui frtr1 ri rti
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
The New building.

Mr.. Reynolds new two-story brick store
house is fast approaching completion: The
brick work has been finished with an improved
front; much neater than the old one. We hope
ere long to see Mr. Reynolds Installed in his
new quarters. ts ..,........I.r "a.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
alnipltsltp afAlississl4pl
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istRsaIcg, & s & Z IN q! p i,

Dns atatpERIcK & 7. 3 AEh Il p,
EwlIHAxE srEAsss II. D., apS a., !, 80 -
NON. yk,Hsf. TROTTERis-n-ys ~ za.fxf
) a Prufsssoss Of Goresnihcatsl sdenhs .sA I@s.
fREDERICK A. y. ,BaRSaR LII ~ siei0 Dir,
|'aA Professor q Physics Ast.epsmys csI Esgth-
eeri.g, and Evidences Of christianisy.
EDWARD e. BoYNToS, NJ Al ~ ~. - -. -,
-; Prafes+@ Of Chsnisry, niaes.lssy md Gsoes,
fele Ssor u GrssE si,d Asss.s Iissssssts,
JORDAN NsfaRfs n. A., .a'ss y ,s's'fs's :
-ISi1 PROPOSES IL PLie Mathematics nod1 lsa, -
wIEbIAM D m00KE n A., AHiq r. assfzE
Ibrs IPsseess6s &C Enaish f<sssature. -.
H0Np LUCIUa q G. LkMkR,l isss ID as,siiaf
h sPsafs..iH be Rfhiq MsssEayics and csasass'
i Al NAM M erIScisE n 1913 IT,, ri
btRrcsS i N 1sfissS. ~ A. - =.
Eel s'sssa Y ne rss,ssss.et rssss arss.,
,rmr a.irsssas,I sAaaa session of ,lSs, issksss.
VA opea Nm NE I7th dsy N 'septsesbef 1Seo, pp-
e. ne direction q NE .sls md spssisnesa ssrly
, fhe iUnivssAsy oists sxHsahtzkss 70 fteaHg m<Ai
seeking therough sdaeatiSn, unsurpassed anywhere
In the United SssssA aud sueqaalied In DE SONIA.
Ia spparstus aud arrnngcmeuts Coz the jllnslrs1iun
Of Physicsi sirnee, and Chsmissry. sre egtrslsss-
ivalled In mincralogy IL possesscs cabinet q -
lest specimens, choice and salnsble. r-slt
The PrrsideDs and Prsfessors need no semrs.d..
ton from tie Board of Trustees post Of them bcia
well and fayorably known % dc public, a! esperisn
ced and able Instructors. - T.
,fhs ocats6,i Of The Ulfversisy 4 in tie highest
degree healtffuAId ePitsznie SICKNESS h.esipg Icvs
scalrred there or In oSfori,'f ? u y ffss' ?" =
nsThc governmentof the University Is mid bat a.
feieuI oEvert effort; b Gnnte % cultivate a manly
tone Of feeling amoR the students and IN clesased
standard Of moraiitysh IS moreover surrounded byr
population whose practieal regard for religion and
morality is well known and Is not suppressed any
where.
Il is also easily accessible being on tn line Il the
Mississippi Central Railroad which Is ..,y sem-
pleted =, q .,.,,,,,o, r, .I ...,.-. T,,,a..gy
The accopmpslpliogs ase ample Ipr The eonert ID
at least three hundred Students, ~ ~ I, :.
spacious Gymnaslun, with Ill fhe most sll1fosed
apparatus fet' encouraging bodily excreise ind sro
noting physical Development, viii be ready for use
In the fall = .H i9f' - .hWg".s NJ y 4 -
TEnxs-Tution $40 per annum. '''' nj : l5.i
Fuel and attendance Ss5. To those who lodge out
af the college buildings $40 1af oT'sodh y : Z,
Tuition In the Law Department ss9a -i'ii o. q.
IA board in the college boarding houses and in pri-
waite fnn,ilies about Sl2 10 sl4 per mouth. -lU -
h eal,og.oL e7rav JAMES N, HowRY,
/, Oxford, July 4, iseo-i-S-ly, -. =
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

id"oh From TIE Eraminer, Mo1ost, Va. !. ~
Gephalic Pills accomplish the object for Which they
were made, viz: Cure Of headache in all lis forms.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
YpsIlAEw, MIcn.. Jan. IA. ls0l:

l. UNfH .lAf~.AN'tft -NfN"si ""'.. ~ ASDfs
IR. SPALIrHG-Sm; .f.,.3 "a, Co.; ...,.. ..Ilil -
INot long since sent TO you for box Of Cephalic
3fills for he cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
t@ege and yocoiyed the same, and they had 80 good
plehse send by return mail Direct TO 7ofi D. s1ii
o.. ar, A. r, WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mieh
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

From tie SOaisern fhth-Ffnaer, ", ORLEANS, la, !,
Try them. You that are afflicted, and we arc sure
that your testimony be added TO the already nt-
meInns lst that BIAS received benefits that other
medicine can Produce ss.if-Hi .-.rat Hr-rff r.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
From re .ddpertiser. Prori,

- From TIE -ddse,tisg, Providence, Ri p
The Cephalic Pills said to be q rcmarknble eff
iectvc remedy for the hcdache, and oDeof the very
best for that very free ient Complaint which has ever
been discovered l--= 90 49, ~ ="
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

-9'i From tie ,DsbsJcrat, 81. C7oud, Nan.
a.f yen are, have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephae Pils,) so that You
may have them i'm case OF nm attack. r rfr
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

- lEronas .idse7iSs, PressaeutF, n. 5Sss,s; =.
The testimony in thor favor is strong, from the
most respcctn BILE quuFtefs. slf--f -eff- i2'fifi
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
sToNEWARE.

FIVE HUNDRED gallons Of Jars. JUGS crecks-
&c, &c, from the Holly SbtsHss Nsnufsctsrtr fof
sale by Z -A GEO n Ftlf
June 20-f-3-H W st.s'''nt
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

- young gentleman graduated al Yale
College with white head End wKfskers who
Entered with auburn iocks and no beard Tbe
change took place in one night on account Of
the anxiety incident to a biennial examination.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

From tie 81. Loui, Democrat: !. F.
Tie. immense demand for the article Ccephslic
Pills. is rapidly increasing. .,,..-- =, :. 1, -
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
C4ETInN

As certeiniu nprinciplod porsons are aFtqmpong 70
Palm % On The unsiasR ~ uni tsftons q MP
adiihs bofofs PhsehasiSf ed 81 zlif fhli name,
fEsPAlDING'si PKEfAkED GliuE, = (.
Is on the outstde wrapper; an Others are swindlhe
ceUnterfeife.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08

ID lii From kas Esaniaer, Norfolk, "a, AZ sa.,.
They hase.Ib een testsA In more than a thousand
cases, with entire sueeess,i.i7t ,r.ff n1hI -u3-
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-05-08
To ihe Ladies or oxford.

We received, few days since through the
Post Office, the following short Communication,
for publication, Perhaps 81" was not aware,
at the time she wrote her appeal, that the ladies
of Oxford, without an organized society, were
already engaged in attending to the soldiers
wants Large numbers of them met last week
at the University Ifonsc, and, with their busy
fingers, soon prepared large amount of pants
and other clothing for our "boys" before Fort
Pickcns. Upwards of $500 worth of clothing
and shoes were boxed up, on Saturday, and
forwarded to Pensacola our fellow5townsman
Mr. VIM B. Mitchell, being 'thc messenger.
Ere this he has probably arrived at his destined
point, and the hearts Of our brave soldiers have
been made glad by the evidence of the rcmcm-
brance of kindred and friends at home. ,..
But DIS" suggestion Is a good one. Let
the ladies' have Il Regularly organized society,
and adopt system for their operations. There
may be wounded soldiers to nurse, and WHO so
well calculated to nurse AZ kind, noblc-hcartcd
woman?
To THE LADIES OF 0xFoRD Can itibepoSsi-
bic that we arc the only women Of the South
who are wanting in. true patriotismg Are We
to do nothing for the cause of our glorious Con
fcderacys Exerywhcre cisc in village as well
as city. the ladies arc forming associations and
organizing societies, for the purpose of endcav-
orin, 10 assist our brave soldiers The horrors
of war arc upon us, and surely we ought to pre-
pare, as well as others, to aid in every possible
way We earnestly request the ladies' of Ok.
ford to meet and organize society determined
and prepared to assist our troops, either with
the needle, in making uniforms, etc, or if the
worst. comes, to nurse and take care of the
wodndcsl soldiers, We knowinot whcnor where
these services will be needed; and we, who
either have, or soon will, bid adieu to husbands,
sons, brothers and lovers, and bid them so forth
to do their duty for our homes and country,
must do oar duty, also. j.. '