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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
Grledrapbir agutfIligente.

NASHVILLE, january 1p.-The senate f.
nally agreed to the house convention bill, af
ter changing the date Of election for dele
gates to the 9th, and the assembling Of the
convention to the 25th of February. The
house accepted the senate's amendment
wAsniS0roN, January ls.-The alleged
reneontre between Senators Benjamin and
Wade proves to be fabrication. 1t is stated
that Brigadier-G General William S. Harvey,
United States army commanding, has been
challenged by late army officer, whose name
does, not appear. e JlbH Hll1ft
New YoRx, January l9.-At meeting
of the principal merchants of this city, held
last night, memorial was adopted, recon-
mending Congress to adopt the compromise
measures of the border States Senators and
Representati,e
New ORLEANS, JANUARY l9.-The Mexican
prize steamers, General Mramon and Mar
qucz De La Habana, were sold this morning,
the former bringing 81 800 and the latter
$4,000.
RALEIGH, y. c., January ia State
convention will be called by the legislature.
Northern opposition to Crittenden's resolu-
tons weaken the Union sentiment daily.
BosroN, January ia Union meeting,
to be held at Fanncil Hall at an early day,
is contemplated, 1t is expected that Hon.
Edward Everett will address the meeting.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-The bids for
the treasury loan have reached twelve aud a
half millions, of an average of about 10 IA
per cent. 20 q --~-
Lieut.. Thcric has sent challenge to Gen.
Harvey.
RALEIGH, n. c., January l0.-The house
yesterday passed resolutions holding the
right Of secession. Many strong secession
speeches were made. t-r fretH. i.rE
ST. LOUIS, January l9-The legislature
passed the convention bill to-day, SO amend
cd as TO submit the action of the convention
to the people.
RIcHMoND, Va, January l9.-The bill
providing for the Issue of State treasury
notes to the amount of Sl,0o0,000 for the
defense Of the State, has passed the house.
LOUISVILLE, january l9.-The Kentucky
Legislature has, thus far, been occupied with
miscellaneous matters.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

To GET RID or RED AVIS N CLosErs.-Throw
some twigs Of tomato vines on the shelves, or
let the shelves be made Of black walnut. Either
will drive them away
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
Acknowledgment.

Acknowledgment.
-Weare under obligations to Hons. JEFF. Davis,
VIM. sBarksdale, and to our young friend, w.
III. Harris, Washington, for public documents.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

CorroS.-wagon loads of cotton are steadily com
nein and finding ready purchasers, ut decline on
last weeks prices wequote the ruling figures from
8 to sslc. for Midding.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
Notice.
T. J. L0VEJ0Yg0g
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CIn Judge Cushman's 0fice,)
OXFORD. MISSISSIPPI

VIII practice in the Circuit Courts Of Lafayette,
TsllobusIa Pontotcc. Marshall DeSoto and Coahoma
Countes: the Feicral Court at Poutotoc and the
High Court Of Errors snd Appeals at Jsckson.--
Prompt attention gwen 10 the collection Of claims in
any Of the COuntifs Of North Mississippi
Una p Is~l 80
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

II the Yankees try to Wool us, we will
take Toiggs, and whip them till they let us
off Scott free.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

-EvERrBoDr says a negro is dull crea.
ture; but Toby says he bad more scents than
a white inan.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

A BROTHER Of Hon. l. Q. C. Lamar is a
member Of the Florida Convention. lie is
a chip of the same block.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

TnE thirteenth annual session Of this institzxlea
will open on the 18th day uf Sept ubsr, 1850, n.
der the direction Of the able and expesRcsd rasalr
named above. q. ~
The University offers advantages to young m
seeking thorough educston unsurpassed aanywkaes
in the United States and uneqs. lled in tbs South
Its apparatus and arrangements FOX the hiustrsrsa
of Physical Science, and Chemistry are entirely -
ivalled. In mineralogy it possesses cabinet u -
lect specimens, choice and valuable. s THAI ~
The President and Professors need no conmendA-
ton from the Board Of Trustees most VI them being
well and ihvoIaby known to the public, as sapsstea
eed and able Instructors. f-sb.-y Isi.r .
The location of tue University Is in tie higkm
degree heathta-no Epidemic sickness having sveE
occurred there in Oxford
The government of the University Il mild but g
fcieut. Every effort is made TO cultivate Bsniy
tone Of feeling among the students Gua an eievstsa
standard Of morality; it is, moreover surronndsd bye
population whose practic- regard for religion sn6s
morality is well known AMI is lot surpassed ssx-
where. -
II il also easily accessible being on thu linz &c n,
Mississippi Cuutrd Railroad which is now i.iy saz
pleted rfrr .H.. ' r.I r-4EFflI9 IA
The accommodations ample for tie eaafer q
at least three hundred s,udcL.s w
4 spacious Gymna stun, With all the most Approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily e1ercse and 2se-s
moting physical development, VIII bs rs.dy fer ~
in the fan 20 """
Trass-Tuitior 40 per anz:.m. 'a-'s
Fuel and Attendance SO. To uiose who lodge eur
Of the college buildings Sl0. e rsrG Oh n
Tuition in the Law Department $50. -
Board in the college boarding houses and D PSI
yate families about sls 10 si4 per month. -9a ~
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
ses's of th. Beard Z
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
TIE SOUTHERN .,-,.-a
RURAL GENTLEMAN,

THE most highly emhcllshed the most fos nshinS
i and reliable agricultural weekly ia the South.
The RURAL viii be Invaluable to every Southern
planter and stock raiser and should be- sustained bT
every one. .
Agents wanted in every neiehborhood distrios
comfy parish in every Southern State. speeimsn
numbers sent application.
Trims :--Sjrotly in advGnce--Ringle copy - %;
to clubs Of three over So and exta copy 70 de
getter up of u club Of ten. Il ttvg
Address J. L. DAVIS,
GRENADA Nisa.l
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

WHAT piece Of carpentry becomes a gen a
soon IS il is finished A-yzte
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
THEINTELLIGENCER. :
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1861.
AGENTS.

A. b. sfRAwBRIDsE l. Co.. l2 1-2 Commercial
place, New Orleans authorized to act as agents
for the IsfsHigeaee; 70 receive subscriptions and ad-
sertisng 10 make collections and receipt for the same
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
DenIh of Bishop CObbs.

The Rt Rev. n. II. Cobbs Bishop of Ala
bama, died few days since. lie was man of
considerable ability, very much beloved by the
people of his Diocese, among whom he had la
bored for many years with remarkable success
The New GovERSMENr.-Fivc sovereign
States have already seeded. As yet, they
remain separate and Independent States.
The decree of divorce has been obtained
from the old Union, and the banns have been
published for the new, but the ceremony re-
mains to be performed Let the new Union
be cemented as soon as possible. We must
have one controlling, central executive power,
to give the greatest weight to our blows for
freedom. Let the Southern Republic be i'm
mediately put in operation.
HLets take the instant by the forward top"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
Commercial 9rports,
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
OxFoRp, 1AN. %, lsGl

Corrected weekly for the Htettigeneer, by R.
g. DOYLE Grocery and Commission Merchant.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23

STONEWARE.
FIVE HUNDRED gallons of Jars, jugs Crooks,
&C., &c, from the Holly Springs Manuiactsry, foi
sale by GEO. ID. FEE.
June 20-l-3-tf
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
duiocsltu Of alisslsslsYi.s /. /.
F a c u l t y.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD. LII p

FREDERICK a P. BARNARD. IL D. IA
CHANCELLOR.
WILLIAM +. sTEARNs. IL. D.. and
HON. JAMES T. TR0TTER,
Professors Of Governmental Science ~ fAsI sdf
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, IL. D., notss baA
Professor of Physics, ASTRONOMY, css2 n-Uisr
eering, and Evidences Of Chrisianiy. - i
EDWARD C. B0YNT0N, N. A, .g,ser
Professor Of Chemistry, hinsralOu and Gsols9.g
HENRY WHlTEHORNE, u. A,
Professor Of Greek and Ancient utsfstark
JORDAN n. PHIPPS, NJ. A., 3 rs alt'r $50
Professor Of Pure Mathematics
WILLIAM ID M00RE u. A, -
Professor Of English Literature f--'e E7dl
HON. LOCUS q c. LAMAR, = s1ali s adH
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, and coastsS
tional Law.
ALEXANDRA J. QTlNCHE, u. A,
Professor OF Latin and Modern LAngusge& ~
BURTON y. HARRISON, B. A, H17s
Assistant to the Professor of Physics .lis,,i,s
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
From the memphis Appeal, 10th in
Georgia seeded.

The following special dispatch was received
at this office last night, from our own cores
pondent at NIilIedgoEille, and may be impi-
city relied upon:
MlLLEDGEvnLE, Jan. 10, 1861.
EDlToRs APPEAL: The secession ordinance
has passed by one hundred and nineteen
majority. One hundred guns were fired, the
bells are ringing and great enthusiasm pre-
walls. III. N. 5.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-23
xyxvT Congrcss--second session.

WASHINGTON, January 19.-IIousE-ln
the lIonsc, yesterday, Buffers amendment to
the army bill, providing that no force shall
be employed against the seeding States, was
rejected, and the original bill was subsequent
Nv passcd -r- r-.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

express or other chartered compan-
les, unless the same shall be prepaid
by being enclosed in "a stamped en-
velop of this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision of
this act shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of $500 for each etfcnse to. be recov-
cred by action Of debt in any, court Of
this Confcderacy having cognizance
thereof, in the name and for the use
ofthis Contederacy. I'D
Sec. s BE it favfAcr casacted, That
the Postmaster General of the Con-
tederate States be and is hereby au
thorized TO make all necessary az
rangements for the transportation of
mails between the terriories of this
and other Governments, subject to
the approval Of the President until
postal treaties can be effected"
PASSED Feb. p, 1861" ....r
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
PROPHECIES
- OF THE
ROSSIER BANNER.

l. HE Bossier Banner is published
at Bellevue, La, at three dollars Ter
annum to single subscribers. Adwer-
tisements inserted at S per square ,ot
ten lines or less, and so cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
and business cards not exceeding one
square, including papez, ten dollars
Perannum; f:vedollars fors months.
Advertisements for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper, and has as
large a circulation as any paper pub
hshcd in North Louisiana. Address
WM. III. SCANLAND,.
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
Strangers Guide.

totRF HOUSE lcXaS street, on Ed
wards.
Branch CITIZENS BANK, Milan st.
corner Market.
Posi- OFFICE, Market street, near
Milan.
PRESBYTER!AN CHURCH. Rev. Mr..
NJ Aliistcr,on Market and Milan SITS
BAPTIST CnuRCu, Rev. @. Tucker,
corner Of Market and Travis SITS.
METHODIST CHURCH, Rev S. B. Surat
corner Of Market and Fannin SITS.
EPIsCoPALIAN CHURCH, Rev. a. is
Russell, cornerof Market and Fanin
CATHOLIC CHURcH, Rev. J. Pierre. on
Fannin, between Edward and Mar
shall street. .g.
IsRhELITEsC CHURCH, Rev. +. Sarner,
Texas str. near the Court llotISc.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
Read.

TO Country Printers, i Merchants.
The facilities of the Shreveport
Daily Ne~s
'-. JOB OFFICE, <
are such as to enable us to do prin-
ting,
O any description. at tie shortcst no.
Printers sending orders, can have
JOBS done at sufficient low prices to
enable them to realize tai. urotit, on
the same. ..
The Moncy must altcays cccompany
tie urdcr.
Country merchants, can save time,
trouble, and expense, by. sending all
their orders for JOB PRINTING, at
the News Office, Shreveport. La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
PA. 4. W. MILLER'S as
Ice Cream and Soda Water
SALO
S a LO O n

On Texas Street, between Market &
Edward, at Mrs. Wells old Stand.
Takes pleasure to inform ladies
and gentlemen, that he has re-opencd,
and keeps on hand, besides the above.
confectionaries and fruits, etc. ard
would be pleased to receive visit
from his former patrons.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
COTTON SEED OIL.

COTTON SEED OIL.
IN -t .-ssa .e@ 49, r
III Gallons for sale Ut cost 1t is ex-
ceiient for burning, Oh Gun be used to ad-
vantage by Painters, as substitute Tor
IInseed OIL Apply at the News Office.
s-S P0st,naSterS are requested to
act as agents for NE Nems, md re-
t2sn zen per cratsrom a7aount f0e ,corded
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

the investigation is pending concerning the
officers of the Interior Dep. ia connection
with the abstraction Of the Indian trust
bonds, an Investigation which he asked
for the ~vindicatIon Of his own honor and
integrity The report prevails that Sec.
Thomas has resigned.
Fl. KEAnHET. Dec. 80.
G. o. G. & p. P. Express Coach passed
at l l-2. P. M.
When the coach left Salt Lake city the
weather was very cold, reported that one
driver was frozen to death beyond Lara
ME.
Denver city, Dec. 27lh.-Christmas
passed pleasantly. only 2 or 8 fights oc-
Cured, and no weapons used in these.
The secession news produced little SEN
sation here.
An ARRAY occurred at Canton city a
few days ago, il which mi man was
wounded.
Later advices from San Francisco report
a a S extentof country with placer Dig
gins that will pay gold. Little can be
done there before May OF June. A pro-
Ject is on foot to open a road from Cali
gulch direct to the new diggings.
which will make Denver the nearest trad
ing point TO them out of the mountains.
The mountain roads continue good and
open, daily coaches running full to and
from populous nining settlements.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

ladies' RepOSitOFy.-The January
nber Of the Ladies' Repository is up
our table. Three fine STEEL plate en-
wings: The ten commandments
b one illustrateG;-a sweet likeness of
RRIEr E.. HOsMER, the sculptoress F;
a "FrOntispiece." The Repository
nnot be too highly commended as q
h-tOned, FIRST class, moral and religi.
periodical. Terms 81. Rev. H. BurcE
mt for this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

They have a new style Of catliion in
6 New York dancing circles. The Pc
liariIy is, that You kiss the lady as you
ing corners.-EDchangt.
We have always considered our "pedaI
tremiiies' quakers, and umidity has
er smOthered u desires to engage in
Nncing bat if the peculiarly" above
@entiOned prevailed 40 this community
would 6e>'almOst persuaded to larr
dance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Good EnOugh.-Those prairie chick
BIS and quails, ''flled in with fresh BIZ
lives, "kept constantly on hand" by Boz.
[oRRrsoS, at the Union Eating Saloon
this city are "some," and no mistake.
.Or all "sich :" a cup of good coffee
am and eggs, 'etcetera," Bob's is a
good place"
P. S. SPRAeUE, the "cleyk' of the
Sstitution, is zone Of 'em."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Harper'S MORthIy.-The January
mber is upon our table. "a peep at
ashoe," by ]. Ross BRowx, illustrated
characteristic drawings, describing life
California and Oregon. is the leading
ticle followed by Cast away in Jam.
a." also finely illustrated. The Feb,
airy number will commence a new story
Thackeray, to continue through the
ar. Terms: single copy So; three o.
pre- copies 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Sen. Scott declares that MAJ Auder-
sons movements al Charleston had been
made without constellation with him. aud
whether in accordance with instructions
from the President be could not sat. He
considered than Ia a strategical point Of
vle~, Maj. Andersen had done perfectly
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Dyes Sax Horn Band.--We under.
nd that the Sax Horn Band, at Nema-
City, under the instruction of Prof.
E, is making rapid progress. Glad tc
pr it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

M~ARRIED-On the 10Th inst, at the residence
Of the BRIDES rather, by Rev n. Prtehard, Mr. wYM1N
KENT to Miss HARNE both Of this
county.
At the residence Of the BRIDES father, Dec. 27th, by
Rev. II. Burch; F. A. J. MEER, Of Scott county, Iowa,
and Mise ANNA r. SHUcK Of this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

John c.. Deuser, Plf. Before Jesse John, J. P. Of
VS.. Nemaha County, Nebraska
III. NcKamy Def. Territory.
On the 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1850. said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of ninety-fve dullars.
HEWETT q THOMAS, Att'ys for Pfc.
January 3. 1880. 3w
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

New Ten-PIn ~ATey.-wonrurro
5 recently made the addition of another
ley in his Bowling Saloon. said to be
hoh suPeriOrt TO the old ope. Evan keen.
eyes open,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Lecture.

r. w. Thomas, Esq, will Lecture
fore The Brownville Library and Lite
~ Association on tomorrow, Friday,
'ening,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

New B~laCkSmlth.-See the adverti-
.ment Of PEAsE & Fowler who have
GENTLY located in this place. They ap-
Jar o understand the true secret Of sue
.ss in business. viz: advertise. Right.
lccess to the new firm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
'PanOramIc Views OF the Gold

pgIORs.-RAxDoLPH & M'CLURE will
Ne a Panoramic Exhibition Of the Gold
epion, At the Brownville House this
rening. Showing Gulch mining, Guich
pd Lode claims, Quartz mills, Spanish
.rrastras, &c. The views are taken
om nature. We see that u exchanges
,eak in the highes, terms of this ex-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

.Singing.-Mr. CHAPLIN, Of Nemaha
by. we are pleased to know, has con-
nted to give a course of music lessons
this city; the first of which will be gi-
, this evening, at the School House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

WaSOnjc.-On Thursday last, the fol-
.wino persons we're installed as officers
| Nemaha Valley Lodge A. F. A. NJ
! this city:
R. ". FuRxAs, w. M.
Il. G. ". BRArToN, S. w.
T. w. BEDroRD, J. w.
r. T. RAINEY, Treas.
]. L. CoLHAPP, Sec'y.
J. AYLswoRTH, S. ID.
D. SrIGLE, ]. d.
]. BESSEr, Tyler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
New Years HOD.-A social mop

NHH IVMh
lss,ilv gotten up, took place atthe DrO"u
;no House on New Years evening
|bicb for attendance, sOciability' ENJOY
ben, snd good order we have not known .
raauod n tb,s city. mime host and
Iostess." On. McPnERsOE and Lady
.sre unremiuing in attention and efforts
have every thing go of pleasantly ano
.mfor,ably. The supper was gotten up
Mas. Mes own and peculiar good style,
,as abundantly evidenced by all
90 rarroo.
lasker' propensities, or
te Editors pedal ex-
-emines wt a combination Of un-
unreliable circumstance forced 10 sue
mb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
List

Remaining in the BrownvilIe Post Once on the s0t
Of October, 1850.
Amick Gideon Brown Malend
Bagly VIM Boyle VIM
Barnes Rev George W R~svn Il
Barnard Mrs Minerva Butler David
Breban Mrs Me E Beherens Herman
Cummings Israel r 2 Cavins Ben F
ClarkL = fEtsE Crane Miss Mary
Cooper Hamilton ttAL Cox uezekial
lice Maria Cushing Michael
nusten Bliss Laura Engles William2
k8dleF Henry Foley Charles
Fellows Andrew FarnswOrth James B
-Gatas Mab2 Haywood Mrs Amanda
HAMMER q NJ HARRISON Saml
Irwin Sarah E jenkins L Il
Jones John w 2 Kerr WmH
Kim Mrs RR Kunr Aaron
Kennedy LeonOra Jane Kelly Mrs He
Kinney DIR Charles Leaville Elizabeth
Lane Caleb Lofendahl z U
Lee BENZ A Miller G Il
Maxted Levi MARI j C3
MurIatt Friedrich Porter Ambrose
Petit Samuel Sites Mrs Emiline
Sage Wilkerson Smith Mrs A L
Shook John Fl Sharp H s
Sampsoa Russell Smith Mrs Libby
Rogers i Williams Messrs Robertson James
SichardSOn VIM Ruth William
Vaudeville Caroline Titus James
Tibbelts Joshua A Tate WIN
Trimmer Thadeus Yandeventer NH
VanscOyk Andrew WIkUff Miner
Wyatt Z A JOHN H. MAUN, P. VI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
a Ktw Patent Portable
FIRE AND GARDEN ENGINE
AND FORCE PUMP.
THE HYDROPULT.
Easily carried and woTked By hand.
Much the Simplest and Best.

Easily carried and WoTked BIZ hand.
Much the Simplest and Best
/. HANDF IREE NGENE.--Ready Eithouta minutes
delay, at the outset when the Ere can be c~Uutrollcd
with ease. It prevents damage By water rs well ns
by IRE. Its unequalled Portability makes il inval-
liable in case Of fire, in every Private House. in Ho-
tells, in every occupied building, and upon every
Steamboat. Il is strongly recommended BY lnshr-
anee Companies IS Of inestimable value as a proteo-
ton from fire.
2. GARDEN. GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY ENGINE.
To apply water, solutions Of soap, liQuied manure
dressing, sc. (~hOwever dense 20 plants, lawns and
shrubbery--to free trees from insects--iO sprinkle
sidewalks paths and yards, and 70 wash c~ariagss
und windows.
g. FoHcR PUMPfor ~cistelns, for wells, fos empty.
ing aoodedeellaTs, and tor house and farm uses gene
rally. Itsaves four-ffIhs the slace, being Ingenious
" compact, and having no awkward brakes no angles
ltneeds no "galvanizing "asit is entirely Of copper
AID brass, and having no iron about IL, cannot rust
in any position. Il Is durable of thorough make,
and cannot get cut Of order. It's valves are the
simplest and most perfect. The pump has for hours
worked effectively Ut q Ere after pebblo-stones bad
been pumped through The valves into the exhaust
chamber. Itis in appearance infinitely neater than
any other engine or pump. IL weighs but eight
pounds yet Il viii with ease throw forcibly 8 gal.
Ions q minute so feet high. Itean be nently cased,
when used rs a sta 'ionary pump, in q space 4 inches
broad, 2 inches wide, and only eighteen inches deep;
leaving only a ~grasping place for the hand visible.
It can accomplish equally well all the above purposes,
and all like purposes, working with entire satisiae-
ton. Intelligent Agents will be offered reasonable
terms.
w-Exclusive Right for Missouri, Illinois and
depot at Is olive ST., (MoDonough,s Bulldogs
E. L. PARKER,
FnIl ST. LOUIS, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
JEs S NO Ell,

Formerly Of the Brownvilie Mills. announces to
his old patrons and citizens generally that he has
purchased the Nemaha City Mills. rehstel them in
complete order, and is now prepared to serve the
pnbiic With Flour, Neal and lumber of the very
best quality. Bring on your Grain and Logs and
warrant you shall be satisfied.
D0nf Forgst TIE Place
| Nemzha City Mills. Ia
December cutie. Matt
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
WAsnfNdToN. Dec. So.

"a .s WASHINGTON, dec. O0s
The Sec. Of the Treasury has refused
to accept any Of the bids for the FIVE
million loan which demanded more than
10 per cent interest, thus less lhan two
million is accepted, about sufficient, it IS
said 10 pay the interest on the public debt
due on the lst of January.
As it has never been stipulated or
agreed by the President thai the troops
should be Withdrawn from the Forts
around Charleston harbor the administra-
lion considers itself under no obligation
to do as requested by the S. c. Commits
sioners for the restoration of the military
posts. This is considered by fhe larger
portion of the Cabinet as impossible
Sec Flayd, Thompson aud Thomas who
held 70 the Consfitutiofai right Of seees-
siOh. were separated Oh the S G. question.
Although lhe prespedt certainly is net
favorable 10 lhs Commissioners, this facl
IS strengthened BY the resignation Of Sec.
Floyd. Il Is said Tint Sec. Thompson
would also have resigned weTeait not hai
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
RANKS, Blanks. ....-,,,

blanks, Blanks. :, .,,.,ior style, and for
R V DEEDS S:sS % S66g. fsI D Sfssds. ,.u,..
Trust Deedss De- \ and Constable BLANKS
'uSTB5iI Blank ~PreemPtion P RlSs 1Y,,ading.
onrsfts, Notes, etc, etc; ca sS'
osoeeal attention oitnoseInn -
, which We call the s e5sV ever description executed % y
3 printing o. g o1sri sTI to none, produced i. any y Pa aIse O.
s 2 ..au Z ,i''i We except 40 once e, 10 p sss a Ss evidence