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The Excitement spreading,

Dhlrrhlc cHOIls re DclnH made 10 draw len
ncssco into the vortex Of revolution. To show tho
kind of appeals made 10 the prejudces and passions
OF the southern people, to excite them to madness,
We mske few extracts from reoen, articles In the
Chattanooga tTenn.l Gd,cte-a Douglas paper, by
the way, in tho late Presidential campaign, aud for
the Union, before the disunion conspiracy developed
Its horrid form and put in force all t powers Of in-
tinddation. In one article II sayst
Al least one.thiri Of the states OF our FEDERAL
Union are now In open rebellion and nufcation,
and selfprutection honor, and decent respect for
ourselves and the opinion Of mankind, d.n,~nd that
we no longer hilhl part OF contract where II has
Uecn rthlcssy violated by the northern contract
ing parties. "Resistance to tyranta Is obedience 70
God"
In another, II ays Of tho man who would stand up
for the Union at present,
II he loves abolition Union-an unconstitutonal
Union, then scorn the traitorDus baseness of 40
vile wretch. II he In willing " recognize the ne
gro az his proud social and political equal then lot
him "shriek" on for the 'xlOrious Union" right or
wrong. Gladly would we see the brand of Inferior
lty-yea of treason and infmy, placed upon tho
brow o such an "t'niun shrieker."
In another, in which II To class all tho peo-
pie Of the free states us abotionists, IL says:
What do they proposoi Nothing more nor c4s,
than u place slavery in state Of ultimate extinc-
iton-to turn the slaves loose upon us like 50 many
wild lFasts, and iOrCo southern men tD recognize
them IN EQUALS. Our southern negroes are not only
the proud equals Of such abolition wretches, but are
emphaticalIy their HIperioT. We deny, however,
that the negro Is the equal Of any white man raised
on southern soil. These are the designs, objects,
aims, dishonesty and vilainy of Abnlitiunism alias
Black kepubhcansm. Make the most Of IL.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
CLERKS OFFICE,

~ New York, Jan. Q, 1861.
Public notice L hereby given that on the nth day OF
january 1861 shs proceed 10 draw panels Of Jurors
for the following Courts to be held In and for the City
9sa 1s, County OF New York. on tho A'h DAY FEBRUARY
Two panels Of 100 Petit Jurors each, for Supreme
Court Circuit parts and 2.
Two panels q io Petit Jurors each, for Court Of
Common Pleas, parts and s
Two panels OF 104 Petit Jurors each, Tor Superior
Cour, part. and .. n..
- panel Of 90 Grand Jurors also panel Of 15O Petit
isio i!ibs " JOHN CLANCY. Clerk.
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SAVING BANKS.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK - CHAT
"A ham Square, cor OF New Bowery, open daily from
~ to 2, and frum 10 Deposits Of % cent, 10
sumA deposited on or before the Ath January, draw
int.re,t from the lst. NJ u. VAN PELT, President
., cretAry. dl5 90Ac'l+
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
~ srEvESSs 2 BRoTEEk G = Co.

err leseript1on Of stationary and portable steAsa
pss saSlns A hsnd lathe, power aud hand plan
ns ss ssinS %scaes So' oSSsslss sr saa %a' un
Al 's '''s = IN 's'' 's1ss % S5sis: s:sI 4 '"''
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|NOTICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
toiors eIi.tins under the nrm name Of J. q.
a co, has been this day Dissolved by
tr.i consent. J. q. DAWSON only Is authorized 70
rscept and dLschafse All clAms and indsbt,dness due
York, Jan, 10 1901. J. c. DAvlsON will continue the
cuisines, At the same place, No. AID seventh ave.
IN IL bsfl2
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LIINGs COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. COR.

KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, COR.
AFourth aud South 7th sts, Brooklyn f. ID. rrustees
lhomal (. Moore, William A. Cobb, James Hall, Hen
hoSses f2edsric2 sehoc., % WIN. ChrstSi, ceo. q.
Benpett, jacob Zimmer John schnelder, Geo. b. Ma
Moor, President James Hail. 1st Vice Presidsnt Js-
cob thinner, ID Vice President james 8. Bearns SEQ
rtary. John McCAnn, Clerk. Deposits received from
one Dime 10 sbOo SIX per cent Interest allowed on
aims from sl to SSoJ1 commencing lst Of January
April July and october Hours Of business from 8 10
p m, each busine day Of the week Deposits made
on or before ts 10Th January next will draw interest
from the lst OF sAid month. d29 24A1'll3
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EIGHTH AVENUE BANK.
~ The final dividend will be paid 10 the crediton Of
tile bnnk at my Office, 800 Broadway from this date,
tJan IA 1861 k.P. COWLES
jal5 3'l20 Receiver.
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ROUNTY LANDS, Ss.-SOLDIERS, SAIL
~ or and othsss who have serysd In any Of the war
ean obtain thsr yarrsnt by sppyins ct 50 NAssAn s
DtA1eu claims. All alansfaa
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SADDLE wANTED-ANY ONE HAVING
- good LADyS SADDLE 10 dispose Of AT BAR-
GAIN, may find customer by ressing note TO RI
DING SCHOOL, boz S64 Sun Office las n
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WANTED.

A PAYMENTS WANTED-A SECOND
"a ncc,, containing O. room. In respectable hcrw
east Of the Bowery and below eth It. Kent 4S 10 Sl2
Addre~ NEW ENGI.ANDER, Box sTs Sun oince, with
full particulars. laid 9siM
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
~. t~zN ST RI ~ ? " Put11 NJ ~ HEELEn
sAIbeTt LaidIeys sSl.
FoiSr $40. .April "a. 1851.

The training the Officers ofthe l65th
Regiment will TIE place 1t Ruane Court
House on the 18th, Sih, md I4thof June,
Trd the ReglmenSl Muster on the 18th. D.
fNi Will or'ler ftf oihceFs and met to at
,enl At the time aae place. equipt as the Law,
a rects, and receiyd Instructions by the Brig
le Inspector
r. Nouf returns Of tlle strength and condition
Of Ire regiment viii be made 10 the inspector.
P.sv.'H. STEENBERGER Brig, Gen,
#@A I'D Brigade Va. Ma.
: Connat. ie5th Rega. To
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
HAN QuAkrERss
! PosT Pi.Esssats|April %, 1861.

The training Of the ONO. rs ofthe solh ard
$3.50 Regiment will "a he place at Charleston
UnIathe 9Th. 9th, and 5th OF June, and tbs
Rtgmental Muster on The sth. You will or
aefthe officers and men 10 attend at the
,rme and place equipt Al the law directs, L
receive instructions BY lie E3rigade inspector
ffjir returns Of the strength and condition
,of the Regiment will be made to 1.-THE 1nspec.
tor.
n y.H. sTEENRERGER, Brig Cen.
22l Brigade, Va, Ma,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

t1TsHE Commonwealth Of Vireinia ,--Atr,Is,
held inSthe clerks Office Of the ca,,, Il.
court Of waane county on the frst MonJs,,
= sn,iI.4lS6f. x oaua
G, q Good. a Sos .... -
III Il r a, ages $7cb.
TIE olIectsos this action Is 10 recover 3,
ri Thaytf, the deftndahf. the sum Of asss
-sSe withinterest thereon from April n 'issf,
And affidavit having been filed thnt the a.,
fshdant, Eli Tfsyer, is 4 nom resident 81 m.
commonweafth: Il is thefeIote ordered ths,
he do appear here within one IioHih aftel
M due pnblicsaion Of this order and DOWNS,
!, necessary u protect his interest III ths
watkins Clerk,
by rs deputy ~ d. WhrEIxa.
II fllbert Laidiey, sdl. 10
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

The believing gentlemen have been s6hs;..
ted an d{iso5y Ioant'i 81 Ihc (; 5{ernor 81
Virgin Judge John :. Allen Of re Conn
il MlllseFy lnstispte /; LIEUT.. NJ. n Nf1f1.
tnde Of such councillors there e = ~ ~ y
STATE. These distinguished ntfsd<n nave
] accepted the places rendered Then 46f ~
now in itecity acting with t.efl ( iI;s;s,' ~
In plannipg fo' the welfare 81 tie STATE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

A Ii persons indebted 10: The estSi e Il
4ka charles Morris. sen, deceased. 81 nSIs
or otheIw Sc, are required 10 mtft int = (.
-sle payment, and ell persons ~ E Ia, 3. &, f.t
against sad estate win please ptl 81 fhem
fur sdjastnf&rt. {.
:" = HAMILTON MORRIS. t1rs,, !
AEss Chkkk, Kanawhn Co. "a.
Lh,ilioa. ia6fs 800 q.
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! Comdl soth RI
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THHERE will be an snnhal meeting OF The
j Stockholders Of the Western Mining and
Manufacturing Company, st their Office al
Peytona, Boone coun y, Virginia, on Safurds,
the frst dPg o. June, 1861.
BY order Of Stockholders.
April 18th fSst. vsn52 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
NOticH
IA N0ttcH
ana Directura' Meeting OF lht
Pulling Rock Csal-0il Company,
KAsAwia IL eli Va.

. s I -
THERE will lie general meeting OF The
!, II Stockholders If tlie above Company held
son The 5th OF June. 1861, at he Clerks or
: fee Of the Circuit Court for the City Of Alex
sadria in Virginia. And 81 the same time
, sud p ace there will also be a Intefing Of The
DirecteTs.Sf The above Conpst3t n
JoHN W.. CoELiEs, PreSt,l All
4~JaMEs Bans, Treasurer, pa.va ~ Is.
!, J ". TfEFr. 49,,
! r. W. goca Il,
Til. DrFaLi
r.,s5s a s ] G. rIFFT. Secy.
Charleston. April a, 1851. id
VIRGINIA, SIS At rules heid III the
Nv clerks Office OF the county court 81
Wayne county, on The first Mondayln April,
J4mrs WiekHfr stratton, IL
Hiram r. STATION, Harrison lii Ehancery.
IS Stratton, John b.. Stratton.
i and Others.
The object Of this suit is to obtain 3a1ti.
lion Of The lands of which Milton Slfajtoh
: died seized in Wayne county. And 1t ap-
rearing by affidavit filed that Hiram H. Stat
Zion; Harrison S. Stratton, and John 3. Stat
i'm, are non residents Of this ColhDoifweal
III IS ordefed thai The said Hiram X. StrallOn,
harrison s. STATION, and John B. Stratten.
.llo each atfpear here within one month atter
due publication 81 this order, and do what Is
necessary ID protect his interest Ia theprem-
- 1915. 4gAzcopy, ttste, u. ~
". J.#FEKorsos, for compPt. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
nd111tn cry
MA Mt U A M A 4 In g..
MRS. JOSEPH SHIELDS,
Al Jos. Shields Old Stand.
on kRf.ESTON VA.

HAvING just received 4
II splendid stock Of Mil
linary and Dress Goods, con-
sisting in part Of fine Silk.
Grape, LSghofn, .Neopolitan
and Straw Bonnets, with
every description of Rib
bons, French Flowers, Rush
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

e.. Blon Lace, and other Bonnet trimmings;
Pine Dress Goods, such as Fullers Sill. Lam
men Lustres, 0rgandies. Lawns, &c; Msn-
tiIlas, Lace Nantes, ShawIs, Ac.; the most
beautiful Head Dresses ever brought to
Charleston, and large and beautiful assort-
ment Of very rich Hair Pins and ornaments |;
Embroidered and Lace Goods, consisting Of
Ladies' undexleeys, Collars. Handkerchief,
de-, &c.. are now prepared TO furnish the La
dies Of Charleston and vicinity with Bonnefs
and Dresses, unsurpassed BY anyothefs.
a. fashionable and excellent French Style
9ress Maker Isl employed at this establish-
,nent. who will ct and make dresses in the
most approved styles upon the shortest notice
S1eCiSt .attSdtion Is called e hcEetnck Qi
choice Dies Goods and Bonhet5, wtffch VIII
Is sold ven fbE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
NOTICE.

5fIsHE 6rm Of G.. w. Hill. 4 Co.'S tuis
i day dissolved by mutual consent.
@ w HILL.
March 30, 1861. NIB CABELI.
DBREJ WINES AND ElQU ORs-for
! medicinal purposes. Tor sale bY
. ], h, kU6GHa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

IN 00M HAvANA6i just received
IU,USII>per express packet, Ellen Esay,
diIecK from Baltimore.
1000 Henry Clay Brand, extra fne,..
2 ZOO Sons Malta, very nice: Nj
l,n1f .ibtId, elegant,
i l,a0nEl Pero, superb.
zoo La Rosa Santiago, delicious. Il
1900 Ell de Sale, very rich,
4 u for sale at
JB. MOVES
4 M IS
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
THE cHEAfEsT ESTABLISHMENT
II the United States.

i repeat again, don't purchase before you
have seer and examined our goods
l / would also call the attention OF my
friends to the fact, that it will be TO their
own advantag not to sell their produce else
where, before calling on me. assI am always
ready TO psythe highest Market prices.
Remember the place., is
I JOSEPH SHIELDS,
formerly SHILDs 4 EicHsERG,)
{. Adjoining the Wilson House.
] Charleston, Va. 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

TT you want pair Pants made up in the
j right way, guaranteed to fit, call and buy
of j. B. MOVES,
Opposite Kanawha Honse.
May 9Th. 1860.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

than At any other house W est Of the Allegha-
ny ino5ntains.
Country merchants can buy goo's at whole
sale At this establishment chesper than at
Cincinnati. Give them call and examine
for yourselves: MAY a VEIL,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
T1e,7 Mil

4 WIN be run in future BY the Undersigned
and be hopes, by close attention, 70 merit the
Patronage ofthe public.
"a s.. MINSKER.
]. Charleston, March 10, 1864.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
NEW YORK PATTERNS.

n you want Coat made up to ct yon nice
land made in Latest Style, call and look al
lmYEC loths and Cassiniefes and order one.
/ 81 JAS. B. MOVES. /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
Taller.

And am now prepared TO furnish Gentlemen
with Custom Made, Clothes On the shortest
notice. have just received the latest
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21
THE THERN EGIS.

GREEN &c ZOE,
FAMILY GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
No SO BALTIMORE STREET,
tNear Holiday Street, Baltimore
HAVE constantly on hand large and well
Ill selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of
FRESH TEAS:
Green and Black, of various prices and 1avors.
COFFEES:
Mocha, Java, Laguyra and Rio.
SUGARS:
New Orleans, Crushed, Powdered, Loaf, Granu-
lated, G. Yellow and Clarified.
Italian Maccaroni h Vermacei; Cooper's and
Cox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad and Olive
OILS.
CHEEsE-English Dairy, Pine Apple and Sap
Sage.
Sardines; French and Spanish Olives; English
and American Pickles-Gerkins, mixed Piccalle,
Chow Chow, Caulflower Walnuts and Onions.
SAUCES-John Bull, Harvey, Reading, Soho,
Mushroom and Worcestershire
BRANDIES:
Jas. Hennessey, b Co.'s Vintage, 1910; Otar,
Dupuy l. Co., 1916, Native Catawba, and Cham
payne.
FINE OLD VINES:
London Dock Port, Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon,
and We Moselle.
WHISTLES:
Scotch, Old Rye Calhoun, Old Rapp and Bour-
bon, (some very old and fine)
Pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, &c.
Imported and Domestic Segars and Tobacco.
All of which they will sell at reasonable pri-
ccs, and respectfully solicit call. fe23-ly
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

NORN Shelters for sale at Lapidum by
GOO DIS f',5 B. F. HEATH.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21
CHURCHVILLE HOTEL,
A%MCl
MiIfEEzAA

T'HE SUBSCRIBER. having taken this we'll
i known establishment, long known as CHAN
MAS HOTEL" is prepared to accommodate his
friends and the public.
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between Churchville and Perrymans-
vile leaves the Hotel daily at 81 O. clock A. M,
returning, leaves Perrymansville at IL NJ, and
arrives at Churchvie at pm.
rs On the last Saturday of each month, at
O'Clock P. M, PUBLIC SALE will come off,
at which all kinds of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
Farming Implements, &C., &C., will be offered
fel2-y PHILIP DESWAN, Proprietor.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
Rip Van Wrinkle on the Track.

Many Of our readers have doubtless read, time
and again, the interesting letters of correspond
cnce in the Memphis Avalanche, from Strip Van
Wrinkle" That is the ROmme de plume Of j.
Fred. Simmons, Esq, lawyer of distinction
and ability, residing at Sardis, Pamela county,
with whom we have the pleasure of an acquaint-
ance We introduce him to our readers as a
true Southern gentlcman-a planter, as well as
limb of the law We introduce him because we
have noticed in the last number of the Pamela
Star, communication signed "a Citizen" re-
commenting Mr. Simmons, in the highest terms,
as suitable candidate for Elector for the first
Electoral District of this State He is eminent
ly worthy of the position. In Pamela county
he has yielded to every cali upon him to address
the public, since November. The calls were
numerous, and the gentleman acquitted himself
very trcditabiy. The office is one of some dis
tinction, but it pays nothing, and Mr.. S. has on
ly consented to present himself to the people al
tile earnest call of bis felow-citizcns OF Pamela
Ills ample means will enable him to bear Tho
burthen of heavy expense, without taxing his
friends. He is from North Carolina, and is {
type of the first families Of that State, as 20,
will find Upon making Ills acquaintance.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
The Ne unissr.i'y cEayrt ~ al


The University Grays.
We are requested sstste,, BY capfain W. B.
Lowry, that from fifteen to twenty more young
men-not over. twenty five years of age-will
be received into the e0mpapy.sa Esrly. applica-
ton should be made, as recruits are wanted to
answer at a moments cali.
The company received basket Of champagne
from f. j. Ragland, ESQ.,, of New Orleans, a
few days ago, as slight testimonial of his es-
teen of the 'boys" They need no other stim-
ulant than their eountry's cali. to bring them
out in lattle array. They are, spirited enough
but feel grateful for the kind constellation d
their Crescent City friend. The fluid" was
not wasted The "Grays" are fnh on the roll
at Jackson. A-
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
NOTICE


rENO ALI. PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
tercst, either legal equitable in the lands here
matter described at the time the same were sold for
taxes, and such other persons as may be Interested
therein: ., ....,f.l.
You are hereby notified that have filed my sever
al Bills in the Circuit Court of Chanccy for the county
of Lafayette in the State of Mississippi, TO have my
title made perfect and valid to the North half of Sec
ton TYenty-cght, Township Ten, Range One West,
and to the Southwest quarter of Section Twenty one
Township Ten, Range One West, lying in said county
in said State against all persons claiming or,haYing
any interest in said lands which existed ut the time
the same were sold for taxes and that said lands were
sold for taxes on the 18th Of April 1884,, to Noey
Raburn, and conveyed to him.
You are hereby notified to be and appear at said
Court on the 22d day Of April, 1861, being the first
day of term of said Court to be held at Oxford for
said county, in said State on the 4th Monday after
the 4t Monday in March, 1861, to show against
said tax title, and why my title should not be CON
frmcd NOEY RABURA.
March 10, 1851 W. ffiH ~ 4l-3Ods
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
NOTICE

ITO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or haying an in
L tcrest either legal or equitable, ii the sna here.
inaftcr tescribed at the time The same sold FOR
taxes and fpehpth persons aS may be Intcrested
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill
in the Circuit Court m tlanecry for the county Of
Iiayotse IN the State of Mississippi to have my title
made perfect and valid to the Southeast quarter of
Section FvepUaepe SrsNusbip Nme, pRntse. Three
West, lying in said county in said State, against all
parties claipsg~ or having any interest p said land,
witch existed 1t thc ne srihe Was sod f6r taxes;
and that said land was sold taxes on the Sd day of
May, 1883 and conveyed by deed TO me on the same
day - . -, -
-You are notified to lie and appear AZ said Court on
the sad day Of Apfif, sgi, being day OF term OF
said Court to he held at sford for said county in said
State, on the 9TH Monday after ahe sfh Monday in
March, 1861, to show against sud tax title, and
why my title should not bel confirmed. h y i.r
.rqa d. q. WILSON
March G. 1861. .sr--4-r 4O-3Dis.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
Notice

THO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING or having an in
4 tcrest, either legal or equitable in the ldnd here
matter described, at the time the was sold for
taxes, and SUCH other persons as may be Interested
therein:
You are hereby notified that have filed my Bill in
the Circuit Court of Chancery for the County of La
ayctc, in the State Of Mississippi to have my title
made perfect and Yalid to the Northeast quarter of
Section Three, Township Nine, Range Vest lying
in sud County, in said State against a parties claim
ing having any interest In said nd which existed
at the time the sold for taxes; and that said
land was sold for taxes on the I'd day Of May, 1858,
and conveyed by deed to me on the same day
tie 22d day of April 1861, being day of Il term of
said Coupi to be held at Oxford, for said County, in
said State, on the iti Monday after the 4tli Monday
in March, 1861, to show cause why my title should
rot be confirmed spf ID. CWlLS0N
March s, 1851. 40-s0ds
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
NOTICE.

yINo ALL PERSONS LAINING or having an i'm
Il terest either legal equitable, IN the Land hsre7
matter described at tie time the same was seld for
taxes and such Other relsons az may Pe lnEtcsied
You are here's hastaed hiisf tayc fed M fHI il
the Circuit Couft ii aucify ~ fe County q La
fayefte iiathe sfaN of Mississippi 10 have my tile
madcr crfect and valid to the Nortlvest eatcr Of
Setsion Twelve, Toknship fea, Range Two N,es,
living in said County, IN said State against all PARTIES
claiming having ana interest in said land, which exl
listed at the tine the sliae sold for taxes; cpd
that said land was Sold FOR taxes the NJ dky Of ksy
1868 and conveyed be decd 10 iae o6 hse same DAY.
Y5ftart notified to- be adsppeaf &C said Cont, on
the sed daygf Al iii I'd 6i, bcire day Of Ptrnl
of slid Gosrt TO be eld OXFORD, for said County.
in sud siate on tle Attn Neneay after the 4th orr
day IN march, lfsl. 70 show cause asei,+s sid tax
title, and why nay tls shoEh NOT b. Confirmed.
ss.io, ,a.i,-ay. ID, C, WILsol;
March 6, 1861. 4O-3Cslss
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
Strawberries.

Strawberries.
Judge Peterson handed us, this morning
sample of Strawberries grown in the garden of
our fsil@-tpwfsnap$ r. R. 9.ld~ftf. me
berries arc large, full ripe and luscious. A quart
of such berries, with rich cream, would carry
one almost up to the seventh heaven.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
Lafayette Circuit Court.


The Circuit Court, for this county met on
Monday last Hon. John w. Thompson presid-
ing. IL Fl. Chalmers, ESQ, Of DeSoto county,
brother of Col D. r. Chalmers, who is now with
his regiment at Pensacola, was appointed DIS
trict Attorney pro tenn, and discharged the du-
ties of that position with great credit to himself
At the general desire Of the bar and people, on
account of the war excitement prevailing in the
country, no Irrigated civil cases were brought to
trial, and the Court adjourned last evening
Three criminal cases were disposed Of Michael
Cupp, indicted for resistihg an officer submitted
his case, and Was fined $50. Perry Duke was
convicted of an attempt TO commit arape upon
the person of little girl Of eight years, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for twenty years.
Calvin Station, indicted for obtaining goods un'
der false prctences. made an affidavit for the
continuance of his case and was Immediately
arrested upon a clsar& flpetbnry, Alleged T.
have been Committed il his Affidavit
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-04-24
The Thompson Cavalry.

The Cavalry Company again paradcd our
streets on last Saturday, and although they APP
pearcd in small number they were not discour-
aged-but executed their cyoiutions with preci-
sion. 1t is ordered by the Captain, countersign
cd by sias j.. Cook, Orderly Sergeant that eve
~ member appear in Oxford, uniformed as far
as practicable, for parade at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
on Saturday next Each one of the Company is
expected to be prompt. The pistols sent forwlll
probably be on hand before the next meeting