The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-06


@-The Governor of Kansas calls
fOrhelp against hostile Indians.
BA-The corn crop of Missouri is suf-
fering from drOuth. F
RA-It is feared in Spain that the
impending collapse of the Mexican
empire will compromise Spain's
possession Of Cuba. at
DIThe Common Council of Pitts
burg declared against q reception to
President johnson by vote of six
teen to too. What else could be eX-
pected Of that smoky hole?
pTThe New Orleasas TFi6unc has
Resumed publication. tt conducted
by negroes.
me Corpus rsaiI rexas)
- ion calls the appToaching
t63aiH Convention at Philadelphia
Jack Harnu toms tYafSe ~
pThere are 2ef conyiets ID the
Texas PoniteptiaTy
B9It Is suggested that Henry ].
Raymond will be appointed Minister
to London, i'll place Of Charles Fran
els Adams. CT0VFg
D@Judge L. P. Zones ofMempllis,
is dead.
BsE Gen. StOpeman was one of the
speakers at the Memphis ratification
meeting. No speaker denounced
the Radicals more severely than he
ma Mazzini has refused to accept
the amnesty granted by Victor
Emanuel and declines to be q subject
OF the king on any terms, preferring
exile to such a position.
: B@-The city Of Montgomery hai
voted to subscribe 81 100000 to the
South and North Alabama railroad
A-Information has been received
! at Leavenworth that over 5000 In.
dams are at the Forks Of the Solomon
on the war path. They have driver
all settlers back, and scaIped sever
whites. 4gsl y irl-es8T i..H8 III
ma. The Austrian Government,
has determined to issue bonds to tn,
amount of one hundred and forty
million fiOrins, to meet the extraor
binary expense of the late war, in
Guiding the twenty million thaIer
stipulated to be paid to Prussiai1y tn
treaty or peace. as 3 hfsa sFig
1 B9 Mrs. left Davis writesTtO
friend in Charleston, thus concerning
her husband: mn Davis is nov
slowly but surely wasting away, ant
J look forward TO his Makers release
1 if man does not soon afford him one
/ 1t is very kind Of YOU to ask what h,
wants: but beyond cigars and q littl,
Madeira or Sherry wine, he'seems {,
desire nothing."7 - hsii sac 6i
The habitual use of onions D
an article of food n said to- be almos
certain protection nom cholera, eVel
when in immediate contact with 1t
>" The cost Of the dinner given t,
President Johnson and party by New
Workers at DelmQDico's was $25, OO0
and was ordered for two hundred an,
fifty persons. THE dinner for eacl
person cost the little trffle Of 800.
s.eMr. Dean Richmond has lef
an estate valued at 81, 500, 900. To hi
five sons and dAught ers he gives $50,
900 each, and transferred from him
self to his wife the care Of the balane
Of the estate. ~ -.
Il ~. uG OluCAHhM DOd1H W 1ACeAAI
declare that cholera Is no longere epi
demic. In that city, and have resolve,
to discontinue their daily meeting
as well as to reduce the sanitary 20
lice force. An address was Qrdere'
to be prepared, warming the citizen
that the pestllence may return in tn
I spring, and urging thorough prepare
tions-t0 resist IT SIR 1FgF
~ The ladies Of Richmond ar
making parations bra gbasaar'
to be held in that city IN February
/ next FOR the benefit Of the Holly voo'
Memorial 0cfatiOu. 81 ylhe eo-Ope
ration Of all persons not only, IN tina
city, bat in every part fof the SOutl
is earnestly desired. Contribution
rom each OF the SOuth erh States ar
essential to the success Of the scheme
and the name B Of ladies, who viii as
sist in the undertaking may be for
warded to any member Of the execu
tive committee, and circulars Wit
definite plans Of action wiz be turn