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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-09


No one of the "mahy ns Aesh is heir to'' IA 30
prevalent so1ittle understood and 10 much neglect
cd as Costiyeness, Often originating in carecssness,
or scdcntary ba5ts; it Is regarded slgit dsor.
dor Of too little consequence 10 excite axicty, while
in reality it is the precursor and companion Of many
Of the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless
eaiy e,adicatel IL will bring tlIe sufferer 20 un.
timely grave, Among the ligter evils of which Co.'S
tiyencss is The usual attendant, are Headache, Collie,
Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of like
nature, while a long train of figbHul diseases such
as Malignant Fcvers Abcesses Dyscntary, Dlarfhoa,
HtSSc8iSSndiAIit aaShcSbig Sna'ihaSAt} sfindi.
cate thcg presence, in tie system by tis alarming
symptom. Not unftcdrentlyf tlie Giseases named
originate infonstipation brp take Independent
xstence unless the caue Is eradcated in an early
stage. From all these considerdtons it follows at
thediso.,ier should receive Immediate attention whch.
ever il occur, and NO person should neJeet to get
box of Cephalic Pills the first appearance Of the
com9lant ns their timely use will expel the ifsid.
appleachcs of disease uid destroy this DANCE.
rous foe to human life Il, '., ,-,,e,,l .f r,.s,,
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CE HEADACHE is favorite sign by which nature
makes known my deviation Whatever from the nat
ural state Of the BRAIN aud viewed in this light il may
be looked ON safeguard Intended to give notice
Of disease which mig:a otherwise escsYe Attenton,
ill toe late to be remedied and It's indications sh0i
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified
dndertwo nsInes, viz syhiptcmatic and Idiopathic.
syhpsomstic Headache 10 exceedingly veofphop and
is the precursor Of great variety of diseases among
w,Ich are ApopletS, Godt, Rhentnstism and al fe-
brls diseaees In is nervous form il is sympathetic
Of disease of the stomach constituting sick heodae>,
Of hepatic discrse constituting bilious heafdehs, Of
.worns constipation and other disorders Of the bow
els well renal and uterine headaches. Diseases
Of the heart very frequently attended with Head
aches; AnemiA and splethera, are slso 5sffeetions
which frequently occasion .headaehe. Idiopathie
Headache Il also very common, being usually disth.
gaished by the naaie of nervous headache e0nstines
coming on suddenly in a state of apparently sound
health, and prostratng ct once Che mental and phys
icsl energies ; and in other instanees Il comes on
slowly, heralded By depression of spirits or scerbiy
Of temper. In most instances the pain is IN the front
Of the head, oserone or both eyes, and sometimes
provoking vomiting; under this, class may also be
named Neuraigjd.
For the treatment ofeither class Of Headache, the
Cephalic Pills have een found sure and safe RENE
dy, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
and by its subtle power efadicans ithe diseases Of
which Headache Is the uaenring index, n s'g
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G ss
Business RevivinE.

q. AS ne go to press there are twenty four cotton
wagons on our Square, and it Is rather bad
day for wagonipg at that. Business in the
cotton and grocery line is quite brisk. We
would say to our friends in the country to bring
in their cotton, as our merchants have plenty Of
Southern Cohfcderacy rnoney--goii-on hand,
and arc giving good prices Besides, they have
a large supply of all sorts Of family groceries on
hand, which they sell as cheap as they can be
bought in any other market Give our Oxford
merchants trial, and u'ir word for IL yos will
he satisfied with your bargains all round
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Arrivals and Departures of the Mails
20 .I.sla Iantt Ar oxford. Miss p ll-ts.

NoRrHKns NAIL arrives every day. l.sO p Nj
Closes going South at II a. n, - Js -, =.
SourHERs NAIL arrives every day ats NJ Clos
- going North at 8 Pm .s,,r
:. PosroToc MAIL, via Lafayette Springs and Tocco-
SpoaI arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
fEx. Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
At IAN Closes at Pm. .s,.,l :, 80
PA.oLA MAIL, via College Hin, arrives Mondays,
aWednesdays and Fridays at 5 p. NJ; Departs Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at A, NJ Closes "a
% PARIs MAIL arrives every Saturday at ?. NJ Dc
parts every Friday at 8 A. NJ Closes Thursday AZ
ROCKY Fo.n NAIL arrives every Saturday at IL n.
Departs a. p. N. Closes at II A.. g.
-, j. L. KISDEL, P, NJ
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el t5 = PROSPECTUS -asl ,7I,s'
Oxford Intelligenoer..

IT Is proposed TO establish, at Oxford, Mississippi
a weekly Journal under the foregoing tide, and TO is
the FIRST ntmbcr on or about the ls day Of Juss
plss0. liap 'iffHFl fGG h"~s|Sr
y. TIN IsrxLLeESeER Will not be the organ Of my
man, or OF any sque or combination Of fhdividuals;
but Il WIN endeavor faithfully to represcht Che views
and sentiments of the community Of 0tffd .spd L.
ayette county, and to uphold and foster all the grsst
interests-edWztional sericnltural material soeii
and moTulwith which ihe highest welfare of our pee
pie is identified.
; The fehdarnental doctrines II TIM IStsts Righh
school Of Democracy will constitute the guides By
which the political course uf the paper vil Be ess
frollcdl and while tie IsfkLtEuExcRE viii sas,sA
Southern Institutions and the cause Of the South vita
energy and zeal it will do 50 calmly and only By rs.
son and afguacht=fvmcinbcriu tina thete q ssL
which ''is not according to knowledge, and whose
only weapons are empty defamation and appeals y
popmara iknoFssce, passion, and prehMice II viii
esestl ysupport the principles sndorganzaos Of Tho
Democratic party; but at the time, Il viii be
bcortess 10 thoec of eur fclow-ctizens wio sts as
litcaly opposed 20 il; nor win il descend "a ssy
esse, to personal abuse and vlihcafon,
The Editor first saw the light in Tenhsxes, hss
vas broagla To- Mississippi while be vis yrt,sn m
ted he 81 rtadSsis Il De Univtssitt II Tisss
siPPi he is isbos.4tsifi-.;-;rfib by every lie ~ -
socaton and aection and Il villbe hs cout,ut dv,r
Is ahow that he + not ehfnhaf q Aoss ObIr,ss-s
vAiys hsios her..as .lsda.s siass -. -;
Ncthing VII apPesF ip theeolumns Of ths Irrrlu.-
eEscEs Nhh he Eiisor docs not belier. 10 5, tr,s.
tOr it's fispupo@ - esatanA fof he papsr rsbs.
htpn eQth at home and abroad, xhcb shall Gauss il
every Statement Of fact 70 Be implicitly relied on
fhe Eaisos till sssaisaiiy Mold ID conirovsrs;.s
- fsras theSus Ray BE aTsidei With propri.ty bJ
cue whose duty i VII be 10 cal tncs by their rirkt
names, shsn BE spesks 0f them 1t ~ - ~ ,.
Iemt e. per apuup iaaav.ncs, Osfa serssAs
f~-s-sis'st - ssHawARDrAbcoSEA ss
Editor and PrOphescA
oEroos Mss, ,x,y sthi Isso.
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Lone star Flags.

TuR boys out at the University are unani
mously and intensely secession in spirit, and in
-theiast day or two have raised, over each Of the
,dormitories, the lonc-star flag Of Mississippi.
They have, over thencw dormitory, flag with
seven stars, and the Rotto-Animis opiJusgue
parati-"Ready, heart and hand" The seven
stars arc intended to represent the seven States
which have already, at the ballot b6x, expressed
their purpose to be free of the North. The Uni
versity boys arc of the number Of those, who
are willing to accept I 4
'"Dcath, but never dishonor"
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gelesrrYslf 4 sutrIIgrper,
Mississippi state Convention.

JAcK.oN, Mss, Jan. IA majority of the
delegates to the State Convention met in caucus
this morning 4 resolution was adopted. re-
.quasting the President to appointa committee
for the purpose of drafting an ordinance of se-
ccsson on the part Of Mississippi =
JACKSON Mss, Jan. Z, p M.-Thc State
Convention met and organized at twelve O'Clock.
Hon. VIM. S, Barry, of Lowndes county, was
chosen President on the tfiifd ballot. A prayer
was offered up by Mr.. Marshall, of Warren
county, invoking -tlie assistance of Almighty
God in the deliberations of his peoples servants
The President addressed the Convention in favor
, Of separate secession. A resolution Was passed
authorizing the President to appoint committee
Of fiGeen, with instructions to prepare and re-
port as speedily as possible an ordinance Of Sc
ccssion, providing for the immediate withdrawal
of Mississippi from the Federal Union, with a
view to the establishment of new Confederacy
to be composed Of the seeding States, The
lcomuiittce win be Announced tomorrow. A
'comhittce Of three wqsappointed to wait on the
Governor and announce the organization of the
Convention, isF-.V b.. L4oIJ
The Convention then adjourned until 10 @.
clock, A. NJ, tomorrow. ".-
! The Governor has ordered the artillery to pre-
pare bAll cArlridycs.) - - - / -
Hon, L. Q. c. Lamar is Chairman of the COM
mittee of fifteen.
The delegates to. the Convention arc unani-
mously in favor Of secession.
Al ordinance of immediate secession passed
the Committee unanimously on Tuesday even
ing, and doubtless was unanimously passed by
the Convention to-doy, Wednesday, g.. ..i
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"se ffaiofs to Speak.

LET everybody remember that there Will be a
meeting Of, the people of the county, q. the
cSdrt ifionse, on Saturday hext Events Of
momentous import crowd so thickly on each
other nowadays, that verify we know not at
what moment the war-cry may be sounded Let
us be prepared for every emergency. Let no
man who loves his country, stay away from the
meeting. Messrs. Howry, Rodgers and Owen,
to speak On the occasion. I
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-se~tompany.

New Company. ---i u 81. 4't =
.0avsTanderstand that our citizens are making
up new military company, to be called the
Home Guards. Every citizen of the county
ought to be member of some of the differ.
,cnt companies, and we know that the gentlemen
who are making up the new company, are Of the
ythey will succeed The two companies already
organized, arc not fall The Lafayette Guards
need about thirty to make the ranks full Don't
let It be said of our companies-'Dehold, old
things have passed away, and all things are
ynew." Oxford ought to have three hundred
volunteer troops in her midst The people of
the country round oughttO join some one of our
three companies
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or Sunday, Dec sethA J heavy snow
fell in Southern Mississippi. reaching as fat
North as Grenada. II extended scrpss1tfe
! -state from vicksbutg 20 Macon. 1t he fsttei
of which places it was six inches deep.
pd --Ir seems to- us to be a deliberate pqr
pose, on the part Of some Of the Republican
leaders, to drive the cotton States to seces-
sion, and then to offer concessions which may
Keep the border States In the uniop.v They
would tkas have all the powers of the Govern
ment under their control, and the newly ad-
justed Union would scopi q MI, Lincoln has
said, CEASE ID be imif free and half slave
territory" and ainot The foot Of q slave, would
press the free soil'a Of the Hglo.sioas
Union" ,.,,,r,,,. 10 "a,
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Twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr
Spading has sold two millions Of bottles Of his cec
brgted Prepared Glue and IL is estimated that each
bottle savesst least ten dollars worth Of broken fur
niiuFe, thus making aggregate oftwenty millions oi
dollars reclaimed from total loss BY this valuable IN
vention. Having made his Glue household word,
he now proposes to do the world still greater service
By cuing all Che aching heads with his Cephalic Pills
and ifthey are "a good as his Glue, HEADACHES will
soon vanish away like snow in July. NsL.s
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Death of walter Scott Hay.

WALTER Soorr HAY, one of the ptoprletors OF
the Memphis argus, died at Memphis, on the
s1st of December. Mr.: HAY was young gen
tleman much beloved by his acquaintances.
We, formed his scaqaiptance inthe sgmfnSr Of
1866, nd do most sincerely hohdoles with the
loving sisters of the genial and afectioriate spir
it upon whom Death has SO untimely showered
his ffosts
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,,Gnio,.n ND. !, Female r College.

TIf,s next session of this Institution viii com
snerise on Monday, the 10th inst II has been
.eytabiishcd, at considerable expense, TO AFFORD
'tfie Best advantages and facil les for thorough
education The College buildings ar. commo-
,dipps and vel, ventilated. The Teachers assure
those having daughters to educate that every
attention will be bestowed torrendcr young ID
dies cheerful and comfortable. .te - =, =
ss.For further information, apply to Rev. N p
Thomas, President of the Faculty, Oxford, Mis-
Isisirpi lsepto-l%-tLl 81
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Adninistratrix, A sale.

IN -pursuance, Of, decree, of the Probate
i Court ofLaayette County, Mississippi made
at the December term 1850 therof WILL on
Thursday, the Slst day Of January, 1851, at
the late residence Of n. @. McKie. decd, sell at
public uutcry to the highest bidder on a credit
Of twelve months, all the personal estate Of
said decedeht, with exception Of the slaves
Purchasers win be required to give bends with
approved security. 80 % egg1---r'f edi -r
MARY W. NcKIE, Adm'x Of
....-..-...,.. n, G. McKie, decd
nec osnsd Nv - isr-7ff7"7
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~ OyKR EXCITEMENT, and the mental osre and
anxiety incident to close attention to business or study
are Among the numerous causes ofiNervous Head
ache The disordcred state of mind and body inei
dent to this distressing complaint is fatal blow to al
energy and ambition Sufferers BY This disorder car
always obtain speedy relief from these distressing
attacks by using one Of the Ccphalie Pills whenever
the symptoms appear 1t quets the overtasked brain
and sooths the stuifie and arng nerves and rciaxe'
the-tenson Of the stomach which always accompanie.
and aggravates the disordered condition Of the brain
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Our Governor.

Our Governor. ... .'t.l f. -s
~ We hope our friends of the artillery corps
will, when next they fire salute, fire one gun
for Mississippfs Governor. nobler, truer,
more gallant Chief Magistrate than John j. Pet
'tis never brcathed the breath Of life. Let us
horsg him, and show that We dnly and crate
fully appreciate the big, stout heart, and the
itiear honest brain, which so calamity and ably
have maintained the honor and the rights of our
State. Y j l r D s. =
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A Real blessing.

Phy'ieim.-Wcll, Mrs. Jones, hoy is that head
ache? '- '"'' '
~ Ms ,Jones lionel Doctor, ALL gonci the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty ninutss aud wish you
would send more that1 can have them handy.
Phgsicidn. --iYou can get them at any Druggists.
Call for Gephac Pills, ! find they never fail, and
recommend them in all cases of Headache, I'll.
Ms. Jones-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suc:ing friends, for theyare real
blessing. ~ .r-sls of ,ugG Jyed roy ;nu.Td
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WAsHrxGToN, Jan 4--Ifhe President has de-
terninei to collect the revenue at Charleston.
The steamer Anacosta has been ordered to join
other vessels in assisting the new Collector in
the discharge Of his duties. s-.f --
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SExecutor's Notice.

ETTERS of Exccutorship upon The estate Of
Ia Martha Lusk,. deceased, late Of Lafayette
Cornty, Mississippi, having been granted to me
by the Probate Court of said County, at the
December term thereof 1860: Now, therefore
all persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby
required 10 make payment TO me and those 'hav'
ing claims against said essstsars notified to pre-
sent the same to me, duly authentiCated, within
the time prescribed by law, or their claims will
be barred. N
.ei.aA 20 sE ssdT W. H. SFEEN, Executor
!, Jan 9. ie1-s1@6t fo,-s 81 10 fa 1sslii RE
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all the greet medical discoveries Of this age may be
considered the system Of vaccination for Prtecton
from Small Pox the Geplalic Pill Cor relief OF Head.
ache and the use of QunBe for, the prevention OF
Feyers either Of which is sure specific, whose bene-
fits will be experienced bs suffering humanity long
after their dscoverers forgo ten. .i.sa ,.r's-
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Z, ,DRIDcEr.-Mssus wants you TO send her box OF
cephalic Glue, no, bottle ofP,eparrd Piiis,-but
I'm thinking that's not just il neither but perhaps
yen be afther knowing what it is. Ye see she's nigh
dead gone with the Sick Headache, and'wants some
more of that same as leaiyed her before. nhE a
Druyist.-You must mean Spaldings Cephalic
ris 80 ''i 'fh tItl h'h FHi nor
Bridget t--Ochl sure how and you've sed IL and
here's the qusrther and Civ me the Pills and don't be
all day about Il aither. ~ ~ i.'..--'lii'o -
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WAsHIxGTox, Jan. 4-T'he South Carolina
Cpnmi@ipncrs fedngr grossly inslltcd By the
abrupt termination of their visit by The Prrsi-
dent, returned home yesterday, considering the
Presidents actionia declaration Of war, L
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ALExASpRrA, "a, January E,7vThe steamer
PhHsdeiphia, with marines to garrison Fort
washhgton. passed here yesterday. II is said
that these marines are placed there to protect
the Frt sgsiHt l,wless, niehi,f4nslang per-
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WAsHfSGroS, Jan. 1.-The delegation in Con.
gresS from Mississippi, urge Hon. Jacob
Thompson, Secretary Of the Interior, TO with.
draw from the Cabinet when his State goes out
Of the. Union. "a { lo+ % -it-- -
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TO Rcnj,,min d. Mcliic.

- YOU arc cited to appear before the Probate
Court of the county of Lafayette on the Gath
day of December next, to show cause why the
Petition petition Of Mary W, ,McKie, administratrlx of
n. q. McRie, deed praying for divislcn Of the
slaves and a sale eftie personally Of the said
NJ, e.. .McKic, decd, should not b. grantqd.Irt
w WV i. / b. MOORE, CLERK,
NV % lsso4,w ldT pc yi'h'h 80 = .
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J aCfT4TTON NOTICE. %

State of M ssissippi, ! PROBATE COURT,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. October Term, 1860
To James Garrett, joint B:: Bf5wn Ahf Lydia
Brown, his wis', Ellen Garrett, Emma
Garrett, Jsmes Garrett, lydia Is. Garrett,
James j. Stout, 'Daijncy Be@Ics and Lydia
b. Dowlcs, hisiwfe, dis ,yibutces iof Lydia
Garrett, deceased
VOU arc hereby cited to bchnd appear before the
i Judge of the Probate Court OF said county, at the
Monday, December, 1880 then and thse V answsr
the petition of J, g.. W. BaHctt, Adp,hstfator Of
said dcccdent, filed in said Court aud 10 Show cause
of any yod have enh &hy the pray or srfd pst-
ton for an order dircctHg tho sale Of ocFtAu slaves
belonging to the estate Of said dccedent should act
be grantsd. eae 'taaI Il ID. MOORE, Ulsfk.
Oct. %, 'e0-4w:2l. Ill. ..-t., III -. II
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ChancsrY Notice,

BYvirtuc of decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Lafayette county, Mississippi, rendered at the
October term thereof, 1860, Twill sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the townof Oxford, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of January, 1861, on a credit Of six months,
the north half Of the South east quarter Of sec
ton thirty-four, in Township eight, Range three
west of. tho basis meridian Of the, ChickaSaw
cession, lying and being in the county and state
aforesaid Bond with approved security Will
be required Of purchaser. 'l1
iH Las hoaa J.A.HtGKMANsG N Commissioner.
December 5n27-4w .r !.
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS, of adn,inisuptpp upon the estate Of
Robert r. Cooper, late OF the county of Lafayette
and state of Mssf ssippi, deceased, having been
gruntcd TO the undcnsigned by the Probate Court o
saiJ eounty' al the October Term thereof, 1880 all
persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby required
To make payment to me; and all persons having
claims against sa1 estate notified TO present then
nrcs,ribcd Inv law. or tie same will be barred.
~ ~~7Ti'GFT' 1''lInI ''is JOHN W. ESTILB, Admir-
s Oct %. bsDlGy.2I 81 n 81 81 tf..f.rfslf- t-r..f
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.eoaliIlCoaiti CoaIIlI

TaaessK of our citizens who Intend burning coal
this wintur, would do well to purchase OF MessIs
DAxN & MERRILL, Holly Springs Messrs. u.
4 III. are engaged in furnishing the first quality
of Pittshurh coal to the good people OF our
ncighooring town, and they will supply the peo-
.ple Of Oxfo"d at tho very lowest prices.
Address, Messrs Damn & Merrill, Holly
Springs lscp5-lA-oI
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Administrators Notice.

7 ETTERs Of administration upon the estate Of
Il \ Johh T. Rsyburn late Of the countyof Lafayette
and Stute Of hississipPi, deeeased,i having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court o
said county atthe October Term thereof, 1850, al
per.ens ndebtedy 70 said estate hercby rvqufed
10 make payment to U.S. and all persons having claim;
estate are notified 70 present their caiml
to u.s. duy authenticated, within the time prcscribed
by law, or the same will be barred
III nf'-'R - W. @. .AlRAYBURN, z d,rrs,
Il. .f..,...-. II. A.. .RAYDuRN. ID, Ann I''''
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81 NEw TORK, Jan. The steamer Star OF DE
West was chartered by order Of General Scott,
and took out full cargo Of provisions, and two
hundred and fify men for Major Anderson un.
der Lieut. Bartlett She win arrive at Charles.
ton tomorrow. .ss -
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Concert.

"a Tax Concert to be given by the young ladies'
IF the Institute at Holly Springs, will take place
on Tiiday night A number of ladies and gen
tlcmcn arc going up from Oxford The pro-
srraf,inc offered is rich and entertaining ono.
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sActefary Of the tohrention.

sActetary of the coSreation,
: WE were glad to learn that our young friend
and College-mate, Frank A. PopE, had been
chosen Secretary of the State Convention. Mr..
'Pope is a member of the Senior Glass at our Uni
Aersty. anil is both clever and talented
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-01-09

BAIrrNoRs, Jan. 7.-Govsrnor Hicks has pub.
lislicd strong Union @ldress TO tlie citizens of
Maryland in support of hL' refusal to convene
the State Legislature,
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RIcnxosp, Jan. a--MeInbers Of the State
Legislature are arriving in this city. A call for
State Convention will certainly be issued on
the first or second day OF the session. y
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NKw YoRK, Jan. IA telegrarhic dispatch
to the Post says: Several hundred Baltimore
Militia offer to escort Lincoln safely to the White
House" 9eibo I sd5 OF
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MAcoy, Ga, Jan. There will be large
majority In the State Convention in favor of se-
ccsslon. .l. t-s. --s a..r
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IGaamtffiaI AqmaD
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly for the htelligsneer, by R.
E E.PpsgtttT1S Ppsgttt T1S''Fy yyf5a6 sd dspis'ir nt

corros.-The receipts of the last week have been
rs heavy as any week of the season. finding . ready
market at prices a shade hrmer than our last weeks
quotations. causing disposition among planters to
sell, and streets, st stime, are literally crowd
ed with the great staple. We quote the ruling
figures from sc. to lla for the MddIing and better
grades.
BACON
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49, !. ..,o, FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
SpsciAL ELECTION, SATURDAY, JANrARY 18TH

I'VE are authorized to announce w. Pokthh
wv WILKINS as a candidate for Circuit CLERK oil
I.afavette County.
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n. Jacob Thorn pson

Hon. Jacob Thompson N ---1-- : =
s-1 TELEsRAPus the MissisSippion that no troops
have been sent or will be sent to Charleston,
while he remains member Of the Cabinet