The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-01-02


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realIy excellent agricalturh Journal, We advise
the.n to send for the Rsral Gsntisman, pub
iizbed al Grensia IT is = our opinion, the
best paper of that Kind in The Union
NV polka. called secession Polka, " COM
posed by Prof r. A. Tepc. of Franklin College
at Holly SPRING. was played At Concert given
lby the young ladies recently, and most uproar-
iousiy encored. The waving of handkerchiefs
| and slappins ef baud, were unanimous.
! way a tbs lctter 3 Ike the last day Be-
.r.r.e n a the end e. time. and beginning of
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s.cb y and nroceeds on that text. 70, belabor
the Herald Golatil-like, for laundering tas cit
iaens Of Ksmpaisy Verify, the obtuseness Of
some people is remarkable.
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v,;II ,,unoLso far It;s hsrd 10 rcalize that four
nore years have to- Glide on scattering wrinkles
ovor brow. now smootb and writing aola
VI II Tremendous c,n;tsIs an f,cs az
a., 49, 81 H. sorrows YES n 4 very hard
.. a. 4, IN 4 &, ~ ~ wait fo,, NOR. vcars
btstI. g.tl. =, of d,.ser,in o
,ho r,nLs ~ s;,S,c ,,nbics e,insss, We'll We
toov be allie to endure the mart yrdom : but we
won t promise. If eyes can talk, we won t wait
to be asked we will dare that much desperate
tly. Poor old bachelor lsmntr.q dYf1 aGT
Ii SsIru. tho yeritablc John. never noted for any
want Of ;eiruntery, impertiuently read the fore
going baehelor,lainent oyer. our shoulders, aud
laughed significantly. "Whet arc, you up to-
John Smith y we demanded, With our pen in Of
fensyc attitude. 9Only this and nothing more,"
said he, pointing to his distorted features. We
knew what he meant Immediately; for on his
face "BESspicr" was plainly marked, m charac'
tiers as large as half ascore Of almond.shaped
finser-nails, attached to as many NY myers
could paint them. John Smltf, has been our bo-
som friend ever since, Poor Benedict
"a CORRESPONDENT in another column, suggests
ident of the Convention which meets January
7th. Judge Clayton is gentleman of distin-
guished ability and legal learning, aud being
v:rsed in parliamentary laws and usascs would
fill the place with honor to himself, and advan-
tagc to the Convention. ..s .....
THE Aberdeen Democrat suggests Hon. W. S.
Barry. of Lownjcs, for President of the Con
vention
Ting voice Of Mississippi was uttered almost
unanimously for secession, on the goth of De-
ccmber. we predict that Mississippi will be a
separate State on the Sth of January, so that
Mississippians will thereafter observe that day
in every year as the double anniversary Of the
battle oil New orleans anu mississippi inuepc"'
ue"0e p. ' .
,foRT aoultrle mas been evacuated oy tne Un'
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