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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAvEn.-Mr.
Spalding has sold millions of bottles Of his ccle;
brated Prepared Glue and It ia estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of broken fur
niture, thus making an aggregate ofweny millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable in
vcnt0n. Having made his Glue household word,
he now proposes to do the world still greater service
by curing AL the aching heats with his Cephalic Pills,
and if they are -sgood as his Glue, Headaches will
soon vanish away like snow in July.
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Personal.

OK Saturday hst we had the pleasure Of
meeting in our town Col. J. l. Autry. Ensign
B. 3. Belcher and private Wm p Curlee, of the
Home Guards, Holly Springs Col Autry ad-
dressed the companies that were jest mastered
in, IN his usual eloquent style lie is an orator.
as well asa soldier, and our Holly Springs friends
have just cause in feeling proud Of him
Nessrs. Beleher and Curlee speak for them
selves" Wherever they GO and always receive a
cordial welcome. Our friend jim Robinson.
Conductor on the NJ c. r r, was also visitor.
on muster day. We were glad to grasp again
his warm hand and see bis good-humored face.
Cal again, gentlemen.
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MISSISSIPPI FOUNDRY AGENCY
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
Chancery Court.
Held AT RULEs, IN THE 'CIERk's 0FFicE, At Ok
FORD, COUNTT OF LAFAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI.


FORD, COUNTT OF LAFAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI
NoEY RKBuKx UPON opening and read
VS. ing Compliments Bill of
X. BoYcE, ct a. Complaint herein, and il ap-
pearing by affidavit Of Complainant, that the
Defendants. K Boyce. S. Wiley and ". Hamer
are non-residents of the State Of Mississippi, And
reside beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
binary process Of this Court cannot be served
upon them Il Is NOV ordered, that unless the
said Defendants appear before the Chancery
Court of the County and State aforesaid. on or
before the fourth Monday after the fourth Mon
day in March, 1861, and answer, plead, OF defrur
to the said Bin. the matters and things in said
Bill contained, will be taken for confessed as to
them and this case set for hearing ex parte It
Is also ordered, that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the 'sOxford Intelligencer,n public
newspaper Published in the town OF Oxford, for
four weeks successfully.
W. G. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
BARR & HOUsENAN, rg ga $3.50 ~
Solicitors for Complainant
February 20, 1851. ss-4w.
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Abs,raction OF ahe indian Ronds.

New YORK. Feb. 25.-The United States cir
cult court has dissolved the injunction in the
Indian trust bond case, saying that the Govern
ment is bound to pay the bonds where the hold
crs received them without notice of fraud
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

GREAI DISCOVERY Among the most important Of
all the greet medical discoveries Of this age NAV be
considered the system Of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephalc Pin for relief of Head
ache, and the use Of Quinine for the prevention Of
Fevers, either of which is specific whose bene-
fits will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their discoveries are forgotten f
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aulbfrsitp Of sflississigpis
F a equity:


FREDERICK, A. P. BARNARD, LIZ D. aris
CHAxcELLoR ,-..-.,.,
WILLIAM +. sTEARNs, IL. D., and -
HON. JAMES r TR0TTER, -.
Professors Of Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD IL D.,
Professor of Physics, Astronomy, cisu Eng'n-
eering, and Evidences of Christianity 2 - =
EDWARD c. B0YNToN, N. A,
Professor of Cbemistry, Miperalogy and Geology.
HENRY WHITEHoRNE, M. A., -, .sf
Professor Of Greek and Ancient Literature
JORDAN N. PHIPPS, NJ. A., 'H
Professor of Pure Mathematics. 'fs sidt
WILLIAM,D MOORE, NJ. A., ...i..,.t5 -.
Professor of English Literature.
HON LOCUS Q. C. LAMAR, ne e.a,
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, and ooassss'
ALExANDRR j. oUIxCHE, NJ A., ~ %
professor of Lain and Modern Languassx 81
BURTON n. HARRISON, b. A., lrlrruislio9
Assis.an. to the Professor of Physics arr
Tar thirteenth annual session Of this insstsSsa
will open on the It'll day of September, 1860, ~
der the direction Of the able and experienced IAssk
named above. -.
The University offers advantages 70 young me-
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anyvhsse
in the United States, and unequalled in the south
Its apparatus and arrangements for the lustrstsoh
/ OF Physical Science ana Nnethlstfg, arc cuef1y
rvalled. In mincralogy it possesses cabinet o. -
/ lect specimens, choice and valuable. a.
The President and Professors need no eornmenda-
ton from the Board Of Trustees most of them bong
well and faYorably known to the public, as exPerisn
| ced and able instructors. ~ I,. =.
The location of the University Is In the hghssk
degree healthful-no epidemic sickness having ssg
occurred there or in Oxford. i.s .-.tsa.,H ~.
The government of the University Is mild but =
I fcient Every effort Is made TO cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and an elevated
standard of morality ii is moreover, surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion eaa
morality is well known and is not surpassed any-
where. III nn1
1t is also easily accessible, being on tho Line 4 ~
Mississippi Central Railroad, which Is now n.iy sepA-
pleted
The Recommendations ample for the eonfart d
at least three hundred students. b, ss,,nl
A spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pso,
noting physical Development will be ready for ~
in the fall. H 5lsim ID
TERMs-Tuition $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance SIS. To those who lodge %
of the college buildings $40, 40 ala'- dse, %
Tuition in the Law Department $50. ~ al
Board in the college boarding houses and In psa-
waite families about sig to sl4 per month. y"
JAMES NJ. H0WRY, n5s "
..,...-, ,.., Scc'y Of the Board,
Oxford, July 4, 1s6o-1-5-ly. !.
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The Volunteer Epiis,men,s. =

The Volunteer Eplistmentss 80
On Saturday last, asd Inst, Adjatant General Grif.
fifth, and his aid, Major Vim. H. Brown, arrived in
Oxford for the purpose Of mastering into the States
service the Lsmar Rides Capt F u. Green, the La
fayette Gdafds, Capt WIN. Delay, and the University
Greys, Capt. VIM B. Lowry Each. company having
more than the requisite NUMBER and after close in
spection by the Adjutant proving be worthy, they
were duly enrolled into the army of Mississippi Ii
is well known here to the many friends of Capt De-
lay, that he commanded company from this place;
in Col Davis regiment the battle of Buena Vista
fought on tie Esd Of February, ist7. 1opthe dir
teenth anniversary Of that glorious day, he is again
received into the service of his State Gen Griffith
was also in that battle and his remarks to the Cap
tain's company, on last Saturday, were made with
strong feelings of admiration for his gallantry and
worth as a soldier and citizen.
Capt LOwrys company of students from the Uni
yersity is composed sfmettle true as steel, and a
more gallant and better booking SET of young men
never wore brass buttons Should their services be
required on the ''tented field" Or before advancing
hosts, word for it. they will win unadirg anrels
in victory or DEATH"
Capt Green; Of the Lamar Rifles, We have known
long and we'll, and pledge for him true devotion
to his native South and indomable spirit and en-
ergy, enough tp,overcome the dangers and trials Of
the soldiers fife He has fine body Of gebtieraen
under his command, who are ready to do their coun-
try service, at any hour
Oxford is the banner town of the State-giving to
her service three companies in one day, numbering
over $50 men: IS D. II ii 81 g. Is
Below we furnish the names of the officers and pri-
Yates of two of the companies referred to. Capt.
Lowry has promised a lisi Of his company, which
we will publish in our next ~ p AZ - 90
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

Held At RULES, IN THE CLERKS OFFICE, AT Ok
FORD, COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI.
NoEy RABuKN UPON openingand read,
VS., ing Compliments BIZ 4
appearing BY affidavit of Complainant, that tho
Defendant, John II. Miller, is a nonresident Of
this State and resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served upon him: 1t Is now ordered that I'M
less the said Defendant appear before the Chan
Gerry Court Of said County on or before the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday in March, 1861,
and answer, plead, or demur to the said Bill, the
matters and things therein contained will be IA
ken for confessed against Him, and this ease set
for hearing cx partc. 1t is also ordered that D
copy of this order be published in the "Oxford
Integenccr," public newspaper published IN
the town of Oxford, for four weeks successfully.
w: G. VAUGHAN Clerk.
BARR & lIousEMAN, ' '2'~
Solicitors for Complainant aea
February 90 1861. 38-4w.
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AGENTS.

A. B. SrRAwBRIDGE 4 CO.. ~ l-2 Commercial
place New Orleans, are authorized to act as agents
Tor the tsigeaeer; to receive subscriptions and adj
yeising to make collections and receipt for the same
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27
To our Subscribers.

HAVING to make constant OUTLAWS for paper,
ink, &C., requiring the cash, we call upon all sub
scribcrs indebted to this Office to remit as their
subscriptions at once. We are in need Of every
dollar due the Office, and believe that We have
only to mention the fact to meet with a prompt
response from each one OF our subscribers. All
who receive this number with red cross on the
margin, below their names, are respectfully re-
qucsted to hand us, or send in their g. The
Intelligcncer is the cheapest paper in the State,
considering the quantity and quality of its read
ing matter. Compare It with other country
sheets, and Judge for yourselves
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1Gonllusstiati 9sportsl .
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.
nrronn. Fehnarr a1 lss

CorroS-The market has been rather dull since
our last report, We quote as follows :6lzto 7eents
for the lower grades, ind l6l 70 lllfot aesiAble
qualities.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27
LegaI AdrertIsements.

We ask our readers attention to a number Of
new legal notices in orr columns, this week
The advertisements from our business friends IN
0xford-the new "sds." We allude to, are not
yet written out--tbercfore Gheir Bon-appearance
in this issue 80
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Explanatory.


Nh. Geo. II. Biseio6, special agent of the New
York Home Insurance Company, accompanied by
Add. Graft, Esq, local agen, for the company
at Holly Springs, called On us yesterday Mr. D.
thought that had done injustice the company he
represents in OR ndiiee of tire fire which consumed
our friend Reynolds house, on the morning Of the
18th inst, in which we stated that lis insurance had
been effected in a Northern company, and that We
feared the policy would not be paid. Wel we had
to beliete from the political troubles upon ne
the stoppage Of mail facilities; and non-inter-
course, perhaps between the two sections in business
relations, that our fears might be realized in the prem
Uses. But We arc glad say, Mr. Reynolds has been
paid, and the agent that the 'ioInep will
not withdraw from the seeding States but VIII con
tnue to pay its losses as promptly as hcre,of0re-
We decline giving the list of Southern directors Of
the company, left with us unless it is ordered into
our advertising columns When we insure Oufr
goods and chattels lands and tenemens7 it shall be
done in purely seeded institution
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

The Mails. ..
Fog several days past we have received no
mails Of any consequence from sithsf North OF
South. Even our friend PRAT1. Of Adams TX
press has come up missing"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27
Our Circulation.

Our Circulation. .
Ir affords us much pleasure to publish the
fact that the circulation Of this Paper is steadily
widening the sphere of its influence, and daily
we have to enter new names upon our already re
spectacle list They do not come in "drovcs,"
by hundreds, but by platoons, without rushing
too hastily upon our time. We are thankful for
this appreciation Of our efforts 10 publish large
cheap and interesting home paper, and it will in
cite us to redoubled energy, to deserve the lber-
al patronage OF an enlightened people.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

ToDAT is fair and warm, making Che hearts
Il gardeners beat with giad1ess.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27

THE taxes for the fiscal year 1850 are due on the
lst day Of January, A d. ls6l and al nonresident
taxpayers ca BY sending the numbers Of their land
to the undersigned previous to the LIST day Of March
1861, settle their lakes al the Banking House Of
Messrs. Brown & Johnston, Miss,
good drafts on New Orleans, Ia, or Memphis, Ten.
BY paving the usual per cent - e.s.,- -
IEill also act agent for non-resdents IL paving
taxes in the adjoining equities Of Bolivar and Wish
ington, and to sell, deaden examine Lands. Will
also have titles 70 land examined.
Sheriff Of Sunhower County, Miss.
McNEtt, Miss; ian ?, Isslhs1-9m ~
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27
Hcrmean Celebration.

IIermean Celebration. ..
TnE annual celebration Of the Hcrmean Society of
the University of Mississippi took place. according to
previous notice, on the ed inst. Owing TO the in
disposition of the orator Of the day, the ceremonial
was postponed from 10 A. VI. to L. NJ, when the
Her1ncan and Phi Sigma Societies, with their banners
spread, marched 10 the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church, where, after I'm impressive prayer by the
Rev. T. d. Witherspoon, the Grafton was pronounced
hy Mr. Thomas A. Moore, of Issaqucna county, n
member of the Senior class. His subject was
Thought" good deal Of which, evidently, he had
expended in the preparation of his address. The
oration contained many beautiful passages, and was
delivered in highly credltabe style of clocution
We do not say that the Performance was fautless ;
but the faults, in our judgment, such time will
be very apt to remedy, f the orator is but just to
himself The audience, which filed the capacious
church to OVERLOOKING frequently and loudly applaud
ed Mr. Moore, and it generally remarked that he
had well justified the choice Of his Society
The celebration attracted to Oxford numerous visit
ors from abroad, ladies, as well gentlcmen.-
Among them we observed the Rev. J. T.. Douglas, Of
Holly Springs Several of the alumni Of the Univer
siy were also present but since we have been unable
10 obtain an accurate list of their names we forbcar
10 mention even those who are known to us v .
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-27
,s,-. Eagle Cotton Gins.

No. 8 Front Row. Memphis, Tennessee,
w. s. PICKETT has charge of the Correspondence
and Financial Department.
CART. WoRMELEY attends to the Cotton Sales--has
had fifteen years experience in this department,
EDWARD SmEEooG the Merchandise Department
La We keep large and complete stock Of Groee-
ries and Plantation Supplies, which we sell low for
Cash, or on tile usual time 10 our Planter friends
Our charge for selling Cotton is75 cents per bale.
All produce sent to is insured, unless otherwise
Instructed We promise faithiulness and prompt
ness to all business. We refer you to our friends
Hon. J. NJ. Howry, W. S. Nelson, Esq, Thos. N
Wendell, Esq, d. W. Jones, Esq, Jas. II. Sheegoe
Esq. sep5l PICKETT, WohMELEf d co.
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VIII practice in the Circuit Courts of Lafayette,
Yallobusha Pontotoc, Marshall, DeSoto and Coahoma
Counties; the Federal Court at Pontotoc and the
High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson
Prompt attention given to the collection of claims in
any of the Counties of North Mississippi
. June, 20, Is60-l-S-tf
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RANGER's NOTICE Z,

g. 7. BLACK.
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: exrOqs Mss. Ny on, 1850.
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Chancery Court,

oxford, July 4, i8eo-i-S-iy.
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Nineteenth Ward.-At an adjourned meeting Of citizens
Of the Xth Wsd held at the Of 8Jdstsnd 3dav
Tuesday Evening Sept t. 1851 the following Preamble and
Resolutions unanimously 0dopiet:
Bheyeai Oar National Government is threatened aud sought
70 be oyeIhrown and the perpetJioH the Union Of the
destroyed by evil and designing for their selfish
the duty Of every individual who loves hi,
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hoes their efforts preserve the integrity OF the Union Ia
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Re5red 1hs, laying aside s party differences that have
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Col L, HART, Chairman pro tenn
J. X. HIGBIz, Secretary pro ten.
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Public Meeting
ToSrPPOy


THE PEOPLE s. UNION TICKET.
Whereas, The following resolution introduced by the Hon
George Gedes Onondsg adopted IN the Peoples n!ol
Convention, held at Syracuse Sept 10 and H. 1861;
ReSoired That the meuoers OF i' Convection be Tequei
ed to take the nscesssTy action to pocu,e tbe se1g OF
meefps of the peoge in the various Districts for the rs
cation the proceedings OF this meeting aud for such fnheI
acton may 6s found necessary TO Tho success o the NeAet
Th|reJore be Reosd BY the member, Of the Convention
from the ciiy and CouiAy Of Reg'Yors, that the
Be invited to ,oee in c0ofEE iSsTiTTTE on FRIDAY
he 20 day Of September &. z O'clock p M . carry into
The following Distinguished speaker. have btsu irei 10 DO
present and address the meeting: -
Hon DANiEL S. DICKINSON. H. s.
Hon. WASH HlNGTON HUNT, n. Y.
Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, Tenn
Gov. CURTIN, Penn.
Gov. OLDEN, y. j.
Hon. JOSEPH HOLT Ky.
Hon. WM ~ MEREDITH, Penn.
Hon. LESLIE COMBS, Ky
Hon. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHEh
Hop. a. s. OWEN.
Col JOHN w. FORNRY
Hon. lRA HARRIS.
lion. LYMAN rREMAINR.
HSa. Hon FEEPERiqk FnEpsR x1 &; GoEELISe. SE
Hon HoRhTio BALLARD
Hon. WIZ. DUER.
Judge HENRY v. ROGERS
Col. JOSEPH HoXIE.
GEO ID. PRENTICE, Ky.
HORACE GREELEY.
ERASTus BROOKS.
HENRY J. RAYMOND.
BY the Committee State Nominations Cor tho City sna
County Of New; York on behalf Of the
S AH5TSg PgdHSHhS i SfnaS }1hfs Hh4SSsSSSPssE SSsESSSSPPssE
A. r. BRADFORD,
JACOB VOORHEES,
y. A. TALLMADGE, Chm N. Y. Delegates.
W. FAo.T, Secretary.
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How TO Make Money.

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