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Highly Important from Montgomery.

MoxTGoxERY, May "A private letter from
Mr.. Yancey, received here, says that a contest
was going on between the Exeter Hall Adolf
tionisia and tie Ministry on the subject of the
recognition of the Southern Confederacy. The
Exeter Hall people were bitter against the
South, but he did not doubt the success of the
mission.
The new tariff takes effect on the 31st of Au-
gust next The duties upon many articles have
been reduced.
The thirteenth of June next has been APP
pointed day for fasting and prayer.
There is 20 sickness at Pensacola The dry
dock moved from the Navy Yard was anchored
in the channel last night THE purpose is to
sink the dock to obstruct the channel near
Pickens, and compel the feet, if it attempts to
enter, to come close under the guns of McRee.
En-
II is reported here that Butler will march
upon Richmond.
A telegram dated the Dist inst, received at
Tallahassee, says the Crusader, with large
force, was on her way to Apalachicola, to at
tempt retakng the schooner Atwater, destroy
the city and make forays upon the Florida
coast The troops are beginning to move
The command Of General McCulloch has
been ordered to Arkansas. 8.
9A.M.-The n. York Zouaves. 18th and seth
and New Jersey Regiments. hold Alexandria
Arlington Heights are occupied by severil
regiments.
The entrance Of the Federal troops into Alex
andria was attended by an event which has cast
the greatest groom over this city
Col Ellsworth, Of the New York Fire Zou-
ayes, who had hauled down the Secession flag
from the Marshall House. was soon after shot
by concealed foe. His body has been brought
TO the Washington Navy Yard.
An account from Alexandria somewhat con-
Trajectory, but, no doubt in the main fact, is
thata man named jackson. who shot Ellsworth,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bcheroleat Iasttsion established By special En-
docment, for the Relief Of tks Sick and Distress
cd GFsofed ,cith -VirHteRt and. Epidemic Diseases
and especiaiiy for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Ser
nal Organs.
M EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
w Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de
scrpton of their condition (sge, occupation habits
of life. &C., and in cases of extreme poverty, Med-
eines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpematorThea, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge
Two three Stamps for postage Will be- acceptable
Address DR.. J. SKHLIN H0U6HT0N, Acting
surgeoIL Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Phiadephis, Pa. By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL Presidtnt.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March &, 1851. 4o-Iv.
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The Uaudsomest Flag Of All.

We saw last night for the first time, the
beautiful flag prepared by the ladies of Oxford
for the McClung Riilcmen. The material is a
rich, heavy silk, forming, the Confederate flag,
with eleven stars on the blue field. The letter
ing upon it was very handsomely executed by
Dr. Cullen. Altogether, we consider it to be
the handsomcst flag yet presented in Oxford.
The McClung RiAemen are justly proud oft
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Troons on Mondays Train.

: We had the pleasure on Monday afternoon
of witnessing the passage Northward of troops
from YaIobusha county, noble, hardy.looking
set of men, Among them the Grenada Rifles
were promnent-commandcd by Capt w.
Scott Statham. In this company were several
printers from Grenada, fearless, independent
corp of patriots.
From the material composing The company
we feel assured tI'ey will make mark in the
pages of history of the war of this cvcntiul
wear
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An Incendiary.

On last Friday night the Gin house, with
mill attached, belonging to our esteemed friend
J. NJ Dooley, living three or four miles from
Oxford was set on fire by negro man belong
ing to Mr.. Dudley Isom. The negro was track
ed by dogs to his quarters, and upon a close in
vcstigation it was ascertaincd that their sus-
picions of him were correct. The fcndish fell
low confessed that he had fired the house, and
that he had done it for devilmcnt" Mr.. Doc
ley's loss is about 81 200. The negro is now in
iail
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CHARLESTON HARRoR Still OPES. : The
steamship Niagara has not been near this Bar
since Tuesday last On the evening of that
day the steamship Huntsville, ono of Lincoln's
armed transports, appeared off this port, and
no doubt delivered orders to the Niagara to pro-
coed to some other station This is certainly
an extraordinary mode of attempting block
ade and is likely to bring up some questions
for the Washington Government to settle, as
We understand that Gain Will be made for. loss
sustained by Several owners of British ship
ping, VINO had their. VESSELS ordered off from
this port by the Niagara, and by which occur
renee they lost valuable freight, and since
which other British vessels have come in and
obtained most valuable cargoes, the entrance to
the port being unobstructed We have heard
from al points along the coast from George
town, S. c., to Savannah, and nothing in the
shape of a war vessel has been noticed for sew
erai davs.-eh Charleston Courier, 2Otk
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A regiment Of Cavalry is wanted for service
in Tennessee, to be under the command Of Gen
Gideon J. Pillow. The Thompson Cavalry, Of
Oxford want few more recruits to complete
the roll The company expect to leave for the
Battlefield On Tuesday 4th INST Let all who
desire to join this company make immediate ap-
pIication to A. J. Bowles. VIM L. Pope, J. T.
Chandler, OF J. r. PerreIL
). The Thompson Cavalry will meet for drill, in
Oxford Oh Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock, 4. "
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Parade on Saturday. 4,

Our streets presented very martial appear
ancc on last Saturday. Four companies were
out on, tho streets, drilling, in the afternoon
The "Bald Eagles gotten UP 10 protect Their
nests,) were out in strength ard excited great
interest among the numerous spectators. The
Grey Eagles did very well, in their marchings
and countermarchings. Hon. Jacob Thompson
is their captain.
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Oxford, May %, 1861.
New Military Companies.

New M1TItaFy CDlnPdHItss = -"
Our friend Robert Smither is getting up an
Infantry Company, and already he has enlisted
about twenty -fve men, Mcssrs d. L. S. Nose
lev and w. ii. johnson are also endeavoring to
raise company. Messrs. T. W. Boone, c. S.
Word and NJ n Tulleri ditto. Oxford has al
ready in the field Eve companies. The new
COMPANIES now forming do not expect to march
until the crops are laid by. And last though
we hope not least, your humble servant desires
10 organize company to be called the g Colum-
.biads." Who wouldn't be a soldieri
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Public Speaking.

I'UDIIt HptHhIHE' :
The Hon, Alexander NJ, Clayton. of Marshall
County, lately member of the Provisional
Congress at Montgomery, will address the peo-
pie of Lafayette County, at the Court House in
Oxford on Saturday next, the 1st day Of June,
at II o'clock, upon the state of public affairs
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CHARAcrERIsTIc ASEcDoTE OF Wnsox's Zou-
AvEs.-A correspondent tells this rather ada
mantne story:
The other day Methodist clergyman went
to exhort them. Billy Wilson drew his men up
and called Attention g. The parson then
gave them a very edifying and appropriate dis.
course, to which, in obedience to the Coloners
commands, they listened attehtively. When
the parson had finished Billy gave the boys"
a short talk, somewhat in this wise: "Boys, |
want you to remember what the minister has
told you. 1t is all for your good take his ad-
vice, and follow it; for there is no knowing but
that, in less than six months. every id one of
you will be in HILL" Here a voice from the
ranks called out "Threc cheers for h-ll y and
they were given with will. The pastor, aston.
ished and angry, asked what it meant ooh"
says Billy, 1.-THE boys don't know much about
Scripture. They think h-ll is somewhere be-
tween Montgomery and New Orleans, and they
are id anxious to get down in that neighbor-
hood!"
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The Columbiads.

The ColumDlads.
Every man capable of bearing arms, who de-
'sircs to serve the Confederate States during The
.,ear unless killed before the end of IT'D are So
licitcd to join the "Columbiads," an Infantry
Company now forming in osford The Com
pany is not expected to leave the county before
the crops are laid by.
Apply to F. A. Duval, at this Office
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Powder Magazine.

Powder MagazIne. ~
Our company of Home Guards have had a
a powder magazine built in town, and have pro
cured large supply of powder and lead, We
are prepared for home defence
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Annlr to E. A. Duval, at this Office.
Recruits Wanted.

We desire to raise a company Of soldiers in
this county for the service of the Confederate
States, to be organized at once and mustered
in as soon as the crops are laid by. Applica-
tons may be made to either of us, or to Sheriff
Mckee or to f. d. Moore, Probate Clerk.
d. L. S M0SELEY,
w. II. JOHNSON.
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The War and other News.

We surrender the largest space in our inside
columns this week TO the important telegraphic,
war and other news, believing that by so doing
it win meet the wishes of majority of our
readers; therefore our editorial space is consid-
erably curtailed in this issue
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-05-29

As certain unparalleled persons arc attempting 70
palm of on the nnsuspec.ing public, limitations Of my
PREPARED GLUE, / would caution all persons to ex-
anime before purchasing. and that the full name,
~ sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.E.
ec,irfeYfeitE
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Ladies, Military Aid Society.

The names which are hercunto appended are
those Of ladies' who have joined the above nam
cd Society since we published the list of mem
bers last week
Never did more patriotic true-hcarted in
dusttirous company of women labor so assidu'
ouslv in noble cause as have those Of Oxford
On last Saturday dispatch was received here
while the Avent Southrons and Mcilung Rifle
men were on parade to. take mp their line OF
march on Tuesday morning. The call was re-
ceivcd with shouts of joy. The ladies immcdi-
atcly set to work to make up necessary clothing
and equipments, and worked night and day to
accomplish their praiscworthy object. They
are still at work for the soldiers, while angels IN
,I... . ,.ooord,ror 4, cir noble deeds.
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First Battle to be Fought at Manassas
Junction. f..,a = -,
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Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
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YrsrLASrI, Men, Jan. IA, 1861,

1PsILANTI, MICH, jan Ia, loOll
Mn. SPALDINe-SIR
Not long since | sent to you for a box Of Cephalc
Pills for the of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tivcness and received the same, and they had good
an effect that I1pds induced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich
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From the Democrat, 81. cloud, Nian,
If you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Ccphalic Pills. so that YOU
may have them in case of an attack,
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A Railroad Bridge burnt by Virginiaps.
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From tie E1aRiaer, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
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MISSISSIPPI PeTNDERY AGENCY
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT

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together With Saw Mills GIist fiills. Shingle H.
chimes, Brick Machines, Cotton Screens. end ctksr
machinery, comprising The lsrges stock ctsr ceeTSe
for sale; while, a. The same tine. = Z q -eu1Esrn
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lLvFRrorD, Pa, Feb. G, ls6l.
Mn SrAIDING- SIN:
| wish you to send me one more box Of your Ce-
phalie Pills, Ihare receiUed great deal Of 6ent from
them. Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN 'sToIKHoUSE,
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LATEST BYTELIGRAPH!
THE WAR NEWS.

From Dispatches to The Nes Orleans Delta.
Highly Important from Virginia
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dee II, 1850.
H. c. SPALDING Esq.
l wish for some circulars or large chow bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything Of the kind,
please send to me.
of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
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Respectfully yours, W. Is. WILKES.
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UheOsfera sIptflliofnter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1891

.EsksKkssIss ETAGEATS 49, MO
A. +. -PrrroS & Co., Number % Commercial
place, New Orleans, authorized 70 act as agents
for the Intelligence to reeeiye subscriptions and adj
sertisng tomae collections and receipt for me same
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From tie Jer0na Time,

from t"e ldOhd JuHtS.
We publish, with great pleasure the follow
ing correspondence We have been.tod that
Capt Tison's company is one of the finest and
best drilled in the county. A pleasing feature
In this matter that suggests itself to our mind
is, that Capt TisOn; was one Of the leaders of
the secession cause in our county, and now he
is, by his acts, proving that his convictions
were honest He is willing to be a leader in
the field, as well as in the political arena All
honor, then. to the "Jake Thompson Rifles. ~
and their noble officers.
OXFORD, Mss, May 3d. '61
Carr. w. IT,. II. TIsoS-Dear Sir: I am
very much gratifcd at the honor done me, by
your military organization in taking my name
Please return my sincere thanks to each men,
Der of the company. To. aid the company in
getting up its uniform or to defay any other
necessary contingent expenses. | hope they will
accept the enclosed draft for ,one hundred dol
lars. Your friend.
j. THOMPSON.
Upon the reception of the foregoing commu-
nication, with draft for one hundred dollars en-
closed, the Jake Thompson Guards" unani
mously voted and adopted the following resolu-
| tons:
Resolred, That for the liberal donation made
I to this company, the Hon. Jacob Thompson. in
view of the previous large dOnatians made to
his beloved State, as well as to other Companies,
is entitled to the gratitude of this company
and the grateful plaudits and remembrance Of
/ every loyal son Of the South.
Resolred. That ,Fe hereby tender to tho dis.
tinguished statesman, whose name is our watch
word and rallying cry, our sincere acknowledge
mcnts for the aid, extended to us at this The
most solemn and trying era in the history Of
our existence.
! Resolred further, That We pledge ourselves.
as individuals and as company, that we will
never bring reprOach upon the name we have
/ ASSUMED.
/ On motion, the committee was instructed to
furnish copy of the foregoing resolutions to
the Hon. J. Thompson, aud also one to the
press, for publication.
J. w. BURRTS.
J. N. MCG0WN,
J. w. LUCAS.
BALDwIx, Mss, May 1s 1851.
1t l. now settled We believe bevond ner,Jve,
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From tie Adssrtisey, Proci9snce r. T.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., PA,
January Is, 1861.
ii. c. SPALDING-SR:
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ic Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, 3NO. b. SIMONS.
p. 81 hare used one boz Of yoar Pil' and ind
them ercslleht.
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rsE- A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED
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1t is now settled, We believe, beyond peradven-
ture, that the Capital Of the Southern Confeeracv is
10 he removed to Richmond, Virginia
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From the Gdsats, DarenPort lotcd.
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his nsme with an
article he did not kaOlo to possess real merit.
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Railroad Track Torn UP by EHsyorth's
Gil ~ Z Zouayes. a. ! 1T
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RErSoLpsBURo FRANKIIN Co.. ONO,
January 8, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALDINa, No. 49, Cedar St, n. Y
DEAR SR,-Inclosed find twenty-five cents (95,)
for which send box of "Cephalic Pills" Send to nd
dress of Rev. VIM. c. Filler, Reynoldsburg Frank
lin County, Ohio.
iRstdRt6r.
Truly yours, VIM. C. FILLER.
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& -
riE ihirtesnth annual session Of this institution
will open on the nth day of September, 1850, IN
der the direction cf the able aud experienced Faculty
named above. - srn r .fH Q p
The University offers advantages to young men
seeking thorough education unsurpassed ahy~hsre
in the Unitsd States and unequalled in the South.
Its apparatus and arrangements for the Illustration
of Physical Silence and Chemistry, are entirely I'm
rvaled IN mineralogy it possesses cabinet Of Sc
lect specimens, choice and valuable
The President aud Professors need no eommenda'
ton from the Board of Trustees, most of them bsing
well and avorably known to the public, expe.ieh
ced and able INSTRUCTORS. s. sf-ss. Il s..4.a.I
The location OF the University is in tie highest
degree healthhl--no epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there or in Oxford -u ~
The government VI the University is mild but e.
Rcient. Every effort is made TO cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and an elevated
standard of morality il is moreover, surrounded bya
population whose practical fegnid for religion and
morality is well known and is not surpassed any
where. 80 - 81 m &c ~ ga 80. fFt
1t is also essi accessible being on thu line If the
Mississippi Central Railroad, Which is nov .iy con-
pleted. 49,
The accommodations are ample for the comfort q,
at least three neutrality-suspicious..
a spacious Gymnasium, with all tie most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise aud ITO
noting physical Development viii be ready FOR uss
in the fall
Trars--TudOn $40 per annunl;
Fuel and attendance Sg5. Tdthose who lodge out
Of the college building $le. rt..
Tuition in the Law department $50.
Board in the college boarding houses aAd In pi
waite families about So 70 So per month,
JAMES NJ I0WRY,
See'y OF tho Board.
Oxford, July 4, ls60-l-5-ly.
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BELLE VERNON, Ono, Jan. 10, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALDTNG, Esq.
Please find incosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly HE best Pills Lkaee ecer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, p. NJ.
Belle Verfon, Wyandot Co, @.
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Rumors of Fight at Harper's Ferry.

Gen. Bofham Completely Reinforced
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MAsoSyLLE, Conn, Feb. 8, 1861
Mn. SPALDING-SR:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them 80
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Part of these are for the noghbors, to whom gave
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Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't. Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephslic
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
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aaisttsifr Of #llsslss'ppi,
Face III ty.

3 FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, LII D., ~
--'ss-Fl T.B tE-se cHkEcEIDos. s.gi n
WILLIAM. sTEARsss IL ID, and 80 ~ :
HON. JAMES r. TRoTTER, r fs
-Profsssofs Of Gorernn entail science and Laxs
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, Ii D., -
ProSsssor OF Pbysits, Astronomy, civn EngiA-
esripg essd Evidences Of Christianity. -
EDWARD c. B0iNToA, N. A,
- Professor Of Chemistry Mineralogy and Geology
HENRY 'WHITEHoRSE, u. A.,
81 Professor Of Greek and Ancient Literature
JORDAN N. PfIIPI'S, NJ. A., -
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM D MOORE, NJ. A., i
Professor Of English Literature. 49, 81.
non. LOCUS Q. c. LAMAR,
Professor Of Elhies AetaphySes, and cOnssitu-
tienI Law ~ $3.50 .a -. ,..s
ALEX ANDRE J, QUISCHE,. n, A.,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages
BURTON \. HARRISON, b. Az tis q ~ .,..l
!. Assistant to the Professor OF Physics
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From tie Southern Rssi-FSndr, NJ Orleans, La
Try them! yoa that are afflicted, and are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already nu-
medicine can prodAce.
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From Tie IFesterR x. H. Gozefte Chicago, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unri-
vailed Cephalic Pills.
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From ne Adrertiser, Rroridence, r. l.
The Cephalio Pills are said to be a remarkable eff
fectve remedy for the headache, and of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has
been discovered
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From. tie Gdnd'oha Falley Star, Kaaa'chd, Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
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BALDwS, Mss, May is, 1851.
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HecIung Riaemen.

McCIung Riaenen.
The following is: tbs roll Of Capt John
Smiths company, which leu Oxford yesterday
morning for and fight Some ten or
twelve recruits were enrolled after this list was
futnished-us, the names Of whom .we could not
obtain, in the hustle of preparation for depart
ure
Capt J. W. C. Smith.
lst Lieut. L. r. Mullins,
I'd ]. H. Duncan,
Sd c. F. Jones.