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sanouaes faes shas EXISTS. noa because
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The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-08
Businsss Garss.
w. F. AvENT. r k LYLEs
AVENT & LYLES,
BANKERS,
@eaIers in Gxfha,lle,
g Y ;,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
OXFORD HEE&@e

n%EQ&Oe 4EE&&e
VIII buy and sell Gold, Uncurrent
Money, Bills of Exchange, invest
money upon Real Estate, buy and
sell Real Estate, pay TaEes on lands,
rent and lease lands. VIII collect
or arrange claims within the North
ern District of Miss, composed of the
counties of DesOtO, Marshall, Tippah,
Tishomingo, Tunica, Pamela, LaFay-
ette, POntOtOc, Itawamba, COahoma,
ITallahatchie, Yallobusha, Chickasaw,
Monroe, Bolivar, Carroll, Winston,
Attala. SunflOwer, Calhoun, CoahO-
ma, Noxubee, LOwndes, Octibbeha
and Chbctaw.
Claims that cannot be collected
1 without suit will be placed in the
hands of industrious and responsible
lAttdrniGs. The Federal Court for
the Northern District of Miss. em-
bracing said counties is holden in
Oxford, and all claims amounting to
five hundred dOllars, can be sued in
that Court. They respectfully refer to
/ L. B. Kirkland, Hill, TalmadgR 4
Co, Bankers, n. Y.
Commercial National Bank, Gin
L. TlIS-' A. BenOist / Co., Bankers, St
; Louis.
Morton, Gait & CO., Louisville.
Rittenhouse; Fowler & Co., Wash
ington, ID. c.,
c. w. RurGel, Banker, Richmond
r. II, Maury & Co., Banker, Rich
'lmOnd. Va.
Reuben Ragland, 1st National Bank
Petersburg, Va.
: WopdrilR & Spencer, Bankers
Lynehburg, Va.
\. L. Gambrill, Banker, Charleston
John. Craig, Banker, Augusta, Ga
]. Morris, Banker, MoJtgomery
= : VI WilngTobey q Co., BANKERS, Nash
e Vile, Tenn. =, ,i..s.
d. b. Molloy, Pres,t Memphis LII
& Gen. Ins. Co, Memphis, Tenns
MI. Wicks, Bank. of Memphis.
s. H. fucker, Banker, Little Rock
. ]. s. Hornor, Banker, Helena, Arb
A. H. Arthur, Cashier of Bank c
Vicksburg, Miss. =,
J. & +. Green, Bankers, Jackson
n smith, Newman { Co., Banker,
New Orleans, La.
? Jennings, Wicks = Bro, COmmii
" sion Merchants, New Orleans, La.
! %Business hours Of the Bankin
c, House Of
~ ~ AVENT 4 LYLES,
or From 8 O'lOck A. M. to p. M.
e, October IL, 1S66-tf
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PhotoHf;aphs.

z ] would most respectfully announce
|tosthe citizens of Oxford and vicinity,
that I have femOved TO rooms in the
Thompson Block, where I am pre-
|pared to do work in the fnest and
latest style Of the art, Photographs
ltAken from Old Pictures OF any kind
ltoiife size. Rooms fitted up expressly
fol, the business. Give me call and
|exainine epecimenSs
6 wv. n. WILLIAMS b CO., >
Sept. q, 1S66-tf AHists.F
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from the Albany g. } Afgas.
krs Veto Have . Reign Of Terror :

France had its reign Of terror,
when men and women Of ire
proachable characters were con-
demned and executed upon suspi-
cion, without evidence, of enter
tanning opinions adverse to the
principles and policy of those en-
gagged in the slaughter of innocent
people. Ofthe many accused, the
few who ESCAPED the guilIotine,
liAe st. Meard, Sicard and Beau
marchsils, suffered as few can and
survive. Women of rank and re-
fncment and peasant girls SvOre
alike the objects of fiendish van.
geance; their heads wero severel
from their bodies, and carried
through the streetst,orr poles -or
pixies, and their bodies horribly
mutilated and thfowh into the
pits dug for the victims of the po-
litical policy of RObespierre, Dan
ton, Marat and others, who sought
to exterminate their political op.
poneLts. The machinery which
they invented and put in motion
was, eventually, applied to them
selves, and rid the world of mon.
sters whose barbarity and savage
brutality exceeded anything re
corded in the pages of history
The civilized world condemns
those atrocious acts, and their au
thors have been, by common con
sent, consigned to everlasting in
fanny.
Few civil wars have been ex
empt from kindred enormities
Neither st. Domingo, China, no
our own country, form exceptions
The spirit which actuated Robes
pierre, Danton, Marat and others
is no stranger in our country. I
is everywhere manifested by ex
treme men, and is not concealet
by those whose feelings and mo
, tions they control. 1t ismost usu
e ally exhibited toward those VIII,
i mistook their duty and engage,
= in the late rebellion; but recent,
! ! it has extended to nearly ever,
! white man resident in the seces
Z sion States. Now it reaches al
i wherever they reside, who do nc
] subscribe toand sustain their the
d cries and their practical appli
cation By the Radical Republican,
/, Observing men discover unmii
taxable evidence of this spir
: throughout the active ahd contro
s ling PORTIONS cf the Radical part,
e It is more or less apparent in ev,
y ry neighborhood. A dispOsitiO
to exterminate those Of indepenC
ent and different opinions Isl ever
where manifested, and towal
Southern white men it is openl
The purpose ofexterm
mating the Southern men, and Il
confscation and distribution
: their property, has been prcpss'
10 by these in high places who 90
B. troll the action Of their party,
% Pafsoh BfoMnlow has distinc,
avowsd ths Whole Policy piFIayil
THAT lg might have 1 hahd III
\, execution. General Butler, v
he expects 10 lead the next Congre
and to become the Radical cam
nsste fot The Presidency in d d
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HAVE just moved into their Office
which is well fitted up, with Fire
Proof Safes and Vaults. They will
receive money on '.eposit, will pay
Six per Cent per annum interest ON
deposit for Six Months, and eight per
Cent on deposits for Twelve Months,
when depOsitors agree for six OF
twelve months deposit at the time Of
Idepositing. They will buy and sell
Gold, Silver and Uncurrent Money
ut Memphis rates, and will Check on
all the principal Cities in the United
States, at Memphis rates.
Oxford, Nov. oath, 1S66-v2n1tf
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ENIR3 VIII be strlctIy adhered TO.
#N 20cents per line.
Respect, Obituary and Marriage
lN Eve lines, charge at reguls,
very case, charged double
he 6la..
Ad red dne after first in
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~ The New York Tribune esti-
mates the expenses Of both sexes
who attend the twelve hundred
balls of The season IN that city At
e6, l25. .000.
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NHce.

/ have placed all my notesand ac-
counts in the hands of Phipps &
Phipps, attorneys at law, for collec-
ton. All persons indebted TO me
will save cost by settling promptly
with them.
Ed. MOORE.
October 4, 1s68-tf
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'Chk 0xf0r1 falf6u.
PUBLISHED EVERY sATURDAY
--BD--
s. n. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
TER AS.
ADvERTIsRMENTss

wEEKLx-s4 per annum, or 50 so for six
months, in advance.
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n0- What is the difference be-
tween woman who tears her
dress and one who pads One
busts her skirt md the ofhcr
her bust.
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Per square Of ten lines or less, 81 so for the
irst insertion, and IS cents for each subsequent
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on and after date. cotton win be
l,t.,..i.,1 81 follnxvfno f,ifaa.
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Prof w. q. RICHARDSON offers his
House and Tot lor sale, on reasona-
BE terms; can give possession any
day foet le9o-H
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sl.253 63O'ls

Thomas c. Hand Samuel E. Stokas
John Q. DAVIS j r. Penistan
Edmund A. Souder Henry sloan
Iheoph1lus Paulding WIN lam G.. Boulton,
John X Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Traquair, II Jones Brooks ="
Henry c. Daliett, Jr., J dward LafouTcade
James G. Hand Jacob p Jones,
Mlinam Ludwig, James b. Mcfarland,
Joseph ii. Seal Joshua p Eyre
George c. Leiper, Spencer Mcilvain,
6ugh Crafg j. B. Semple, Plttsburg,
hoDelt Burton, A. b Berger. Pittsburg,
John ID. Taylor, D. IT, MORAN Pittsburg
THOMAS G. PAND. PIesident,
,, JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice President
BENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. lis
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
L. CARPENTER q SONS DANCING

n L. CARPENTER q SONS DANCING
No. 625 ARCH STREET.
Master OF Dancing and Calisthenics respectfully in
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy for Private Tuition will reopen for the
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1866
for the Fail Winter, and Spring.
Every attention here t0iOre Will be paid to advance
his scholars in every particular, and he be
anu nsnt BAYS oR.TUITIoN FOR LADIES.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY; AND FRIDAY AFTER
FOR YOUNG MISSES AND MASTERS.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
EVENINGS Fo FOR GENTLEMEN.
TUESDAY, Thursday Sos AND SATURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS FoR LADIES AND GEN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given in classes or single lessons every morning.
Terms, etc made known at ID. l.. Carpenter & Sons
D. L. Carpenter Son will give their attention to all
the latest fashionable dances of the season.
Al Galops Wazes, Hops. etc, and the many difer-
~'' 40 GERMAN CoTILLIoN
QSadrilles, and, in fact, any dance that be
quested scholars can commence at any time ou-l ng
'n' i"ii "DP PRiVHTE 1CSoTTiLIIoN soIREEs
will be given to scholars and friends at his Rooms ths
season, as well as course OF Evening Subscription
soirees at the Musical Fund Hall, and grand Masaue
Annual Floral Ball vii be given at the Academy oI
Music this season Information will be given aDpli-
cation 70 d. l.. Carpenter
CoNSTANTINE LEoNIDAS CARPENTER,
d. L. CARPENTER,
s27S Sm No. 625 ARCH Street
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EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
ON THE SCHUYLKILL.

The beautiful hltle steamers
SILVER WAVE AND SILVER STAR,
Now running from Fairmount to Falls of schuYlkiu.
will leave Fairmount follows, At 90 sos $50
$780, 1920 ll05, 1850 A. NJ. And at IL 90 2O5 so
sS5, 4'2O bO5, $50, and 6S5 p. M.
Returnin leave the Falls at 72O, sos $50, 935 1920
uO6 ll50A NJ and $780, l2O, 205, $50 $685. 42O, sos
$50, and6'35 p. NJ. .- II
FARE.-To Laurel Hill and the Falls, 10 cents; Colum
bia Bridge or Washington Retreat 10 cents Excursot
Tickets TO Falls Laurel HILL 25c. Picnies and Sunday
Schools taken at liberal reduction. IS 9rp ws
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA
No. III South FOURTH Street
IkCORPORAl Ed 81 MONTH, 22d., 1855.
CAPITAL, H50 600, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives by early Premiums. or nv & IN
or ~ year Premiums, Non-forfeiture, - - y w
EndoWments, payable at uture age or o = prior
deceate, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 wear PrenIums--
both ses n on-forfeimre, - '
Annulties granted favorable terms
Term 20 iCies Chifren's Endowments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF paid Ca ita will DIVIDE the entire nroAs Of tb
Lite business among its Policy holders " nv
Moneys received at Interest and paid on demand
Authorized by charter to execute russ and 10 act az
Execute or Administrator Assignee or Guardian and
In other 1duciaTv capacities appointment n anv
Court Of this commonwealth or of any person or ner
sons, or bodies polite or corporate. 717- -
.. DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL r.. SIMPLIFY, RICHARD CADBURY
JIHEMlAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
dObHUA II. MORRIS, Il WISTAR BROWN.
RICHARD WOOD, WIN. G. LONGSTRETH,
(HARIEB Z COFFIN
SAMUEL SHlPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
,,,o.. .. .. - President. ActuarY.
THOMAS WIsTAR, b. D., J. d. TOWNSEND.
iES MedicG Examiner. Legal Adviser
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T ANDSCAPE DRAWING CARDS, A BEAU
tiful series OF views, fifteen IN number. designed
Tor the Instruction of juvenile artists Price 10 cents
YORK CLIPPER etc, win be found on M sale eat e. TIE
- 3. W. corner SEVENTH ara CHEsNUT Streets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

n wARBMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
lNooRPoRATfPPR Penn ~ sYLyaEE1kL yAE kLTss1sLATURE s OF
OFFICE, =. z: CoRNlR IHIIiD md WALNUT
~. saAhEEfREESa AERESar rFihNIssGAHREEcHIA iNsGH&HGH
SSkao SSkaosoh' To all parts of Ond.
FhhlSh INLksD INsURANoEs
On Goods by River, Cana, Lake and carriage to
Al FIRE RfrtSS fSstRHN6Ts q t9e HVRlSn
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l, 1850 - 49,
%SCS SSS0 United States cent Oan 9SS
OOOOo $40 per cent loan wv
600 state oi fenUsyvan FIVE Per Cent S''oOO
$4,000 state Of fcnnsyivania Six Per Cent 'V'o0'w
oo Loan .:",.ll2sl25O
gage Six Per Cent Bonds. m ...,,.... 100000
o,ooo 7sSse SIX Per Cent Bonds. % $50 90
,,ooo gage SIX Per Cent Bonds ......... 2S,75OOO
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the City Of fhiladel-
nm road COMPANY. ..,..,.............1. s,5sOOO
Ao non Railroad COMPANY; a.......:....... a25O 90
N ooa inert, subject 70 ten days call -. 100000
SVVUt state OF Tennessee Five err Cent.
17O7OO Loans on BONDS and MorsaSe rst i''OoVO
liens on City Property ............. .l7O 900 90
slOa6,S5O Par. Market value. .s09s, SEQ -1o
Bis receivable for insufanccs made pfsg7 ofSs7
BALANCES due at Agencies :-Premiums
on Marine Policies, Accrued Int
rest and other debts que the Com
pany y..i;;;..;....,:....,...,.... ,.....,.... 4O,5llA
mated value. lpe.................:..:::... 2,slO 90
Cash IN Banks. 956 SO
5e 6S5 81
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IIoHGNIIINsURANCE COMPANY OF PHI

DHENlNI NINbURANUE UUMPANY OF PHI
L LADELPHIA.
INCdRPORATED lSe4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 W ALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition TO MARINE and INLAND INSURANCE
this Company nsuTes nom loss or damage by FIRE, on
liberal on buildings, merchandise Iurniture etc.
ior limited periods and permanently buildings, by
deposit OF premium.
TRe Company Sas been in active operation for more
than SIXTY YEA RS, during which al losses have bee
promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
John L. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis Jr,
M. b. MahOney, David Lewis, y
John Il. Lewis BENJAMIN Efting,
william 8. Grant. Thomas III PoWera.
Robert W. Leaning, A. n. McHenry
ID. Clark wharton, EDMOND CastiuOn,
Same wilcox. Louis q NOFre
NJ JOHN r. WUCHEREk, PIesoen.
RAH WILCOX, Secretary. ~