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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

FoRr PIcKEss TO ~ ApASDosEp. = The
Mobile Tribune, under the head " from Pen.
sacoIa, /" ssysitis believed that there is es.
cry reason 70 suppose that the enemy at Fort
PIckeps il removing his valuables prior 10
an esacustion Of that place." The Tribune
does not mention any specific information
from Pcnsacola, bu, argues that il Is Ian
coln's policy 10 abandon the fort and blow
IL up. The caption Of the article. however,
would seem 70 indicate that some facts had
come 70 The knowledge Of the editors, upon
which they base their speculations.
Pdtrsbugg Ezpress
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11
THE ARMY HOSPITALS IN RICHMOND.

THE ARMY HOSPITALS IN RICHMOND.
The following report was made to Con-
gress by Mr.. Mcfarland. chairman Of the
Committee charged with visiting the soldiers
hospitals in this city and reporting the con-
dition OF them;
The committee instructed to inquire into
the condition and management Of the army
hospitals Of this city respectfully report, that
they preceded, without delay, to visit many
Of the hospitals, wherein were confined the
sick and wounded Of our army, and sought
interviews with the surgeons having them
under their charge, with view to discover
lif the comfort Of the sufferers were duly
considered, and the care and treatment OBJ
served calculated to restore their health,
They had also in view to make known the
sensibility Of Congress and the country, g
secure for the wounded and sick soldiers the
best medical attendance, and the amples
provision for their wants.
| They have the satisfaction ia report tina
the hospitals visited by them are under tn
, direction Of skillful surgeons, attended b,
, nurses, male and female, in a neat condition
for the most part, some of them in excellen
order and supplied with proper bedding an'
other necessaries. Many ladies, who hay'
/. been alike compassionate and judicious il
0 their efforts to minister to the necessities Q
1 the suffering soldiers. are worthy Of the mos
Z thankful acknowledgment. Their delicac
might be attended by directing public atten
ton to them, and therefore your Commits
/ content themselves with stating that the
!; are of the different religious denomination
E among US.
!, |, i due also to the city Of Richmond
state that the citizens have been liberal an
e considerate in their contributions as well
Il in their Kindness and ciyllities, esincing
o generous soIicitude to welcome asiriends a
e those Of the army by whom their symPaih
4 in misfortune woaid be accepted.
Il II does not seen to the Committee tn
;. any specific Legislation Is now neeessar.
J. and they ask 10 be discharged.
/. WM. II. MCFARLAND,
l. Chairman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

Louisville, Sept 6.-Cap,. Gsrnett. 81 the
State Guard. has been arrested Cor removing
the guns Of his company seathxsrd.
Gov. Harris. 81 Tennessee. has Telegraph.
ed Gov. MsgofIin, of Kentucky, that Ten.
nessssns have occupied and are terrifying
Hickman sad Chalk BIsffs. and that he dis.
spprovss Of the proceeding HE message
on the subject has been Submitted 70 che
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

being At anchor the West Indian was enabled
% reach the swash Channel and get safely
into port.
No news Of special Importance at Rio.
Coffee was high. and there were SOME forty
sail 81 Yankee vessels in port which found Il
difficult to get Heights in consequence of the
existing troubles The Yankee Captains EN-
ployed part Of their time in abusing the
South, and saying what terrible things their
countrymen at the North would do.
Freights in English vessels we're somewhat
injured. many persons thinking that there
would be war between the English and the
Yankees, when the latter would cover the
ocean with their Priyateers.
Charleston Courier, I'd inst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11
AarvaI o. Corrrr.-Notwilhstanding tbs

AnniyaL or CorrEE.--Notwi,hstanding the
yigilant blockade the brig West Indian, Of
New Orleans. arrived here yesterday, 10 FOE.
ty.one days from RIO De Janeiro. with car.
20 Of 1900 bags Of Coffee, consigned 10 that
enterprising and commercial house, Geo. w.
Williams & Co. OF miles East Of the Bar
the W. I. was chased BY man Of war under
canvass. AZ hsif-past s. A. NJ, on Sunday,
mads steamer and sailing vessel or this
Bar bloeksding. but 10 consequences Of their
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11
A sOLpnn's Oplsros or rHr sourmrns A

A SoLDiKH's 0PIsIos on THE sourHErs An.
ny.-lie states that the accuracy Of their ar.
uilefisls was never equalleJ, and the disci.
pline, equipment and efficiency u their cav.
airy never equaIled by European armies.
The horses seemed TO partake Of the spirit
d their riders, and were disciplined and
drilled 70 The highest perfection. lie also
AYERS that an attempt 20 conquer the South
cannot be accomplished. and that an army
such As Napoleon carried over the Alps. "
in his campaign IN Russia, would be made.
quais 70 the task Of reaching Richmond.
ExeAaags Paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

Msarr,L Law N Mssoum.--st. Louis.
Aug. 3i.-- Gen. Fremont has proclaimed
that the State Of Missouri Is under martial
Law. Persons found with arms in their
hands will be courtmartialed and shot. The
property. personal and real. q persons who
take mp arms against the Federal Govern
ment will be conhsested, and their slaves
declared freemen. The people are warned
TO return 10 their homes, and their absence
without sufficient cause will be considered
presumptiye evidence against the sbsen.
tees.
The Provost Marshal, Mr. Mckausley,
forbids all persons from passing out Of the
country withouta pass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

yield a point 10 our enemies By attempting
TO excuse the reduction Of sand battery by
the powerful force that assailed i.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

New York, Sept 81 The u. 8. ship
Rosnoke has captured the Middleton, from
chsrlsstoa. 8. Q. bound 70 Liverpool. laden
with naval Stores.
Five vessels we're eonhS.tsd to-day At
Philsdelphia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11

susPESsIes OF TELEeRArHc CossusIca.
nos. - Louisville. Ky. August s0.-it y
known here that an order OF the War DE.
psrtment is on is way. and 10 the hands d
officers authorized 90 execute u. suspending
al trIegrsphie communication from this point
with the South. The management Of the
line. from Louisville South will refuse 10
suspend tall their lines are forcibly OF author.
itatiy.ly closed By the Government, which
will probably be done BY the close 81 next
I week.
From later infoFmatioa received Il IS nov
supposed that the southern line will not BE-
interrupted until after the proposed meeting
| Of the Union members Of the Kentucky Leg.
stature and Union Cvngressmen ., frsnk
lart. who are expected 10 fix The status Of the
y state.
The travel over the Southern railroads i
SAID 10 be Immense. The trains contlnse q
arrive and depart regularly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-11
FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, Sept. !.
Congress adjourned last night at midnight
until the Sd Monday ia November nsxt. un-I
less sooner convened by The President.
Annexed are he Acts approved By the
President as made public.
An Act establishing rates oil Postage Of
Newspapers ond Periodicals sent 10 dealers
through Mail or erpress.--Rates the same as
those paid BY regular subscribers.
An Act requiring Post Masters % receive
Treasury notes il sums Of IS and awards
for Stamps and stamped Envelopes.
An Act for sSequestrs,ion OF Estates, prop
rr,y and effects OF alien Enemies. and Tor IN
drmni,y Of citizens o. the Confederate States
and persons AIDING the same IN the existing
War. The Preamble OF The Act says
Whereas the Government and people Of the
United States have departed from the usages
M civilized warfare in contrasting and de-
stroying the property Of the people Of The
Confederate States oil all kinds. whether uses
Tor military purposes or not--and whereas
oar only protection against such wrongs
| tn be found in such measures Of retaliation a
will ultimately indemnity our own citizens
for their losses and restrain wanton excuses
Of our enemies, &c. The Act then proceeds
TO explain the way such seauestration shai
be conducted.
A Resolution vas approved directing III
lsecretary Of War. whenever practicable. =
supply troops with well baked bread. Also
raiicns Of fresh vegetables when The latte
can be obtained at reasonable cost
An Act authorizing appointment oy Y.
President from civil life Of perseas 10 stan
81 Generals who are recommended by Gen
erals.
An Act furnishing for appointment by IN
President OF Adjuiants of Regiments of IL
gions upon the Recommendation Of Colonel
, tbrreoi.
An Act requiring the Secretary Of War
, receive and forward Clothes. shoes. Blanket
aud other articles IL necessity sent 70 me az
my by private contribution.
An Act TO allow ChspIains IN the army N
|. same ratlons as prIvates.
Passengers who left Manassas this mornin
, report ali quiet from other points.
Nothing Of interest has been obtained Iron
. elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

VvHROU0H FREIGHT ARRAN9EMENT-FOR NOR
i folk. Portsmouth, City Point and Richmond connect
ing with Petersburg and S0uhsde Railroad
L. nchburg Bristol Memphis and intermediate places
Freights every day and through ,eips furnished
Steamship JAMESTOWN. CaD,ain skinner. leaves every
steamship YORKTOWN Captain Parrish every Saturday.
stesmhip ROANOKE Captain Couch leaves every Thurs.
day, at r. NJ
cents; and Richmond, nine cents.
Passage Norfolk. stsieroom and meals included So
Petersburg Richmond $40; children between ages Of
and IL, half price. LUULAI HEINEKEf.
No. ll5 Broadwly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

TyO HE PUBLIC.-UNlTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
il Southern District of New YorkOrsAmus M. Vat and
TbomasJ VAT Charles J. Bunker. Before his Honor
Judge Essam Several suits have been Instituted In the Cir
cunt Court OF the United states under patent granted 10 one
shsr and assigned TO companants for alleged improve
In Parlor Skates which improvement sss coveng
The rollers with India rubber leather The suits icsu
ted against Chas Bunker who manufactures such skates
against persons In the trade who have sold RI The skates
made BY Bunker and motions for special inJuEcons
srpeereo with their counsel prepared 70 cs' he actions
end insisted hearing but the c0un 81 II con1i1raus
refused and was compelled 70 withdraw The I1tl.na U
these motions should be ed they VII be tessico, WITH
Cd. All pares purchasing my skates wild .c de.v. ded
S.-N > i.Si CBAs. J. BUNALb Assn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

A IMMENSE DISCOUNT
~ White French China inner Plates the dozen 81 30
waite French China Breakfast Plates the dozen 20
White French China Tea pates the dozen 20
White French China Covered Dishes EACH 7s
Mme French China soup lureens, each.
White French China Tea sets ~ pieces .......... Is
White rench China Dinner Sets lac pieces % 90
Gold Band French China Tea Sets Al Pieces 70
Gold Band French China Dinner Sets l67 pieces 40 70
ONE HUNDRED
Fancy French China Sets ranging In price from $50
Sa0 1hese goods of recent importation, and Of
HALF PRICE.
Cut glass Gobists, the cozen Y
Coiofed Bohemian glass Finger Bowls the dozen .. 80
Silver plated Table Forks thread paern The dozen "
Silver plated Table Spoons thread pattern the 90
Silver plated Tea spoons thread pattern the dozen 90
Silver plated Ice Pitchers, each 0c
Silver plated Casters six cut Bottles .......... IS
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, the doxs 80
handled Tea Knives dozen W
IRON SToNB CHINA
from The celebrated mskers Jao Ma 5dock SoD stafford
TO Wiz
White iron china Dinner Plates the dozen IS
White iron china Broadcast Plates, the -
bite tron ftore china coup fusens, each 5o
White iron soae china Toilet sets IL pieces ..,... 80
On MONDAY. March,
GAS FIXTURES
embI novel designs These goods have been
cured accou, OF the deTnged state Of affairs asonsh
SELL THEM ACCORDINGLY.
CHANDELIERS,
Brackets &c &c !,
VIII favor their interest by examining the above
W. j F. LAILEY co.
63l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Notice 10 3HK HOLDERS OF DETROIT AND MIL
IN vaukee Railway frat and second mortgage bonds =
Holders OF the frat mortgage cent? and second mort
gage per CENT? bonds of tn Dttro and milwaukee, Railway
ton hereby notfcd that mortgage has been
cuted BY the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Company 70
Alexander Hamilton Sbey Charles Jh1 Bridges and Rich
ard Irwin, Trustees giving additional security for the pay
saa avail themselves OF the privilege of Ibis
and receive bous tn exchange therefor BY present
Ing them at the Office Of the undersigned No ~ ue street.
York the oce Of TIE Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
Company Detroit the Office OF the Great Western
Railway Company IN Londsn, England Printed copies Of
the mortgage will be furnished 10 bondhoders al either
the places above mentioned on application ~ No
Pine street. A. Il. SibLEa Managing trustee
NV YORK. FEB q, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

TUE GREATEST wOFDH
i Young and accomplished
Paris, who car be suite d
all Affairs a. lsfc, rmbrariug
meas, intemJe fsnce, sit AtlOn
absent friends lost or rtoltu
secret 20 make you beloved y
together those long separated
above f,ve1sy-ssve Gtb - vet,
ladies, ~ cents gentlemsn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 1ssL-TRPLE SHEET


DAS6KN0KRS PER STEAMSHIP KARkAK. FOR
Havana Wa Nassau r. are reques ed to be on board
on Monday 4h instant at r. M Letters for Havana will
be received At the oompsns Office. NO Bowling Green.
until same hour T. CUNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

ers The subscriber having an experience OF twenty
and vocalist and being strongly urged by
and performers has opened agency
the above business IN few days circular VIII reach
saloon the United States All letters direct
ed to 80 West Houston street. Broadway will be prompt
ly attended to. JAS COMMON, Comedian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
SHIPPING

-rEAM WEEKLY BErwEEN NEW YORK AND
a. landing and embracing at Queens
town nrelsnd The Liverpool. New York and rniadephis
0teemship Company end despachns their fu powered
Ciydebuft iron steamships - folows:-
~
oS.AssOm ~ s: ty.n
Yist cabin. .$75 6teerage. 80
Do. 10 London...... 80 Do 70 London. 1890. IS
Btesrsgs return tickets. good for six months .... ~
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris HAvro Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp Ac, at reduced through fares
wishing bring their friends tickets
at the following rates New York Prom Liverpool
queensto~n first cabin ss Us and Sio6 seerage from
Thsse steamers have superior for
iron sections and have Patent Fire Annhiators
board
For further information apply Liverpool WILLIAM
IEAAF. Agent - Water street. in Glasgow 70 WM IMAM
No St Enoch square; In Queenstown to G. W D. sEY
YOUR co.; in London to EWES macy. 81 King
William street; in Paris JULES DECOUE. No Place de-
n Bourse; in Philadelphia JOHN q. DALE, lvs Walnut
street; or NJ the Company 9 Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, is Broadwa New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

ITOg SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
III Steamer OF Saturday March
The United States Natl steamship
ADRIATIC
Jefferson Maury, Commander,
pier foot Of Canal street, North river,
Saturday March for the above ports touching at Queens
town. to land her mails.
The Adratic has water tight compartments and Ia
ceied for comfort, safety and speed.
Rates of passage, Cabin 10 Havre.
Rates passage, Cabin to Southampton 100
Second Cabin, Southampton Hayre. %
ROWLAND 1 AsPINwALL,
Agents.
81 and IS South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Mt B-wHo HAS E0r HEARD OF rag CEIE.
IN brAtsd NINE. P2EwkrR1 rho has been consulted );
thousands in tbs and other cs with eue Satisfaction
future wife husband and that Of har yisr n yo1 Dish
truth gve her call ~ 2Sl Third avenue above Twe0tyArs
street Ladies, 90 cents; gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

CPIRIIuALIsM-NRs. CLAYTON THE TALENTED
sr,;es eeu1dnoe On Al affairs THROUGH ne Her marc
true that call wit amp her the accomplished Csir
voyant rood rs twenty fourth street. between Nnta
and fen.h avenues, u tb. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

EsoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK.
On 5AIuRpAY March the United States Mail Steamer
FULTON,
J. A. WOTTON, Commander
Ef 81 North river foot Of Beach street.
On SATURDAY, March at noon.
Thls unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
dae engines under deck enclosed by waterght compar
nss which, besides other resus tend In the event Of col
Hsion sandin keep the pumps free TO work. aud
the safety of vessel and passengers.
Proc OF passage In second cabin, SIS and e6O.
For freight passage apply to
s s1no MLGKE rNyfk Agents. Broadway.
TIE steamer ARAlO will sail March 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

NEW BOwRRY THEATRE
IN Sole PROPRIETOR Messrs. L. For aud r. w. Aasard
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1861
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
Afternoon, %, O'Clock
WHO SPEAKS FIRST
HARLEQUIN JACK,
THE GIANT KILLAR
Evenirg at ~ o'clock
CROSS CF GOLD
HARLEQUIN JACK
BIRTHDAY OF FR&HD06
PROFESSOR J. r. ANDERSON
will appear his character OF ROB Roy aiaht~
only,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

SECOND HAND LILIES SAFE, SMALLEST SIZE,
a wanted Address stating lowest cash price t. box ,2S
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

RR IN THE WORLD rs THE
ID Madame BYRON, lately from
with The strictest confidence 90
love, coursship, marriage, sick.
M, hNsuits, business travelling.
IN property, 40, 5hs has Aiso 4
Iy -FOUR hearts ideal, and brings
q Residence Sl Third ~ snus
second foor, over the bakery
" centz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
4 GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

4 NoytL CIscUSsr.scr In lsjs, Dr.
II.r,ek ordered b.. foreman to eoela.e IN a box
Of h.. Sugar Coated P,l. new goh doll.r-sl'o
a short l,usr, requesting the 6nIsr OF the dollar
or rather the ys,cis'U the box ofpill' eon,aIn'
ing IL. 10 addrc.. Dc. lieuicL, Naming h'' resi-
deuce. date, etc. Il nov aPPears that the bo'
~. purchased b, W. Amo' Stephenson, OF iiou''
ton. TeSa.,-~ho. ia IeItsr to Dr.. iisuiek
dated MAY 18th 1850, Gays -" Ga oPcu'ng
LoN % 80, PHI. pareha.-d thu. day Judge Of any
.srpri.e on fading a GELD doilI'. Ga examining
the directions. your note Of rcqpe.t also found
VI, li,,le laughter claim. the dollar. through
shich have made q hole, and a. write. ~
suspended from her neck. NTH ribboa." Th'
drugg,.i in iiOu.,oa pnrchs.ed hi. supply Of P'l'
IN Ns~ York, and the New fOTk druggist. dirro
IRON Nr. Ilsuick.
EH-Sec sdveui.smsnt on f'u'ih page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
The O,,yrna,ed Bir,cr.

The qusl,i,e. Of thu. med,eius hs'. placed !,
pToa an unper,.habis foundation. L. ds.,ro, ing
disease. ami inducing health. Il has ~ g.ralieL
ror the foiL.~i.g complaint. thee batter. ace /.
.P-ci6c. wa: Dyspepsia OF indigestion. Heart
Kara. AeiIi,,, Co.l,'csc.., i.o.' Of Appetite,
iieadachs snI General DEBILITY.
Ia MANY section. ol the ccuntr, tn. preparation
:. sNisa.r'ss u-s,l b, PA,.ie,sa. ia thsirpHo'or,
.ad Il .erm. To have restored many IN health Who
~cr, apparently t.yond the wash u The heAliAg
art.
The character of the srpeSed certificate 10 con.
clusi,e s,idenc,;
south rans Ne, Dec. II, 1859.
Ms..t.. :. ". fosk 4 60;
Gentl-w~n--fot .~,,ral ,csr. pssi have had
ksp-L ,isc Of the oy,ersiion II the oNyg-a'tc'i
Riuss." a. case. II Dssrspf,a a.d G'-sTal
psbhy. They have giScn .ailstacttnn, aud
ssrn-l,m~, hss, sa-ctsi p-rmsaent cuw- where
uihsT tsm~ii-. hi h-eu u.ed ~itho1t t-neht. l
Do Mt hesitate % t-vommsad them,
Rs.p-CIially Nour, ". \. RUST, MD.
Prepared b, >,rH " Fowls = Co. Br.iun,
sad .old b, Rate. 4 20. ani ". \. Ru't, rstrs,
Dr. Moves, No'~s,; &. 80 u NasSu. Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
Letter from General Wool.

Gen. Wool. the commander Of the De-
par,men, Of the Fact. has written IN able
and patriotic letter to friend in Washing
ton, frum which We make the following ex.
tracts. Speaking Of the act Of Maj. Andsr-
son. iu returning to Fort Sampler. he say. :
Beng the commander in the harbOr, be
had a right to occupy Fort Somp,er, an &C,
which the safety Of the Union. rs we'll ne
his own honor. demanded. II il sta,ei that
apprebspsions are entertained that MAJOR
Anderson will be required to abandon Fort
Sumpier and rsOceupy Fort MOul,rie.
There can be no foundation for such appre:
tensions. for surely the Presidsn, would not
surrender the citadel Of the harbor Of
Charleston to rebels.
For, Sumter commands the entrance, and
m few hours could demolish Fort Moul-
uie. 10 long as the United States keeps
possession OF this fort, the indepcndence Of
South Carolina will only BE- in q name, and
not in fact. II. however, !, should be sur.
rendered TO South Carolina, which | DO not
apprehsnd, ihs sr'OiA'roi 'Hd'SHsi'0" Of t''
fr,, Naiss vSuld n roussi bsycsd o0rirsi.
!, would no, 30 IN the power Of any one to
restrain it. IN hreHiy day. nre AEHdrtd
thousand rasu ,rouI 4, rrady ., tale rcn-
c,aaos on az ,cAo ,ro1lI b,frdy iAs UHion an.
70 fkc taEd' ef ,sI ,lsHi''. lie assured that
a. not sSagecrate the feeling, Of the reo-
PIE. They are already sufficiently excited at
the attempt 70 dissolve the Union FOR no
other rca.on than iha, they eOn',iiutonally
exercises. the NOS, precious RICH, conferred
on them-of voting tor the per-on whom
they considered the mos, worthy and beet
qualified TO al the oficc Of President. For,
Samier, therefore, ought not, and | pre-.
.ume ~ill not, be delivered over 10 South
Carolina.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

Thurlow Wed. In an article in the Al.
banv Journal. alludes 70 hi. recen, visit TO
Springfield in The following terms
S,nco the newspapers have made our
rccCn, visit to Springfield the occasion Of
rvuark, it may no, be improper to say that
~ interview With Mr.. Lincoln has eoahrn.
81 and strengthened our confidence in IN,
s,ncss tor the high petition he i 70 oScsPy .
ofhi. sminen, qualifications. for the er-a,
trust rcposcd in him Of hi. enlightened
srrrecia,iys Of the difseultie- and dangers
that surround US. Of hi- desire tina, the free
States, II in anything delinquent, shall ial-
81 their constitutional duties, Of hn deter
minalion to rcquire from all States an en-
fJrcemen, OF the laws and obedience to the
Constitution and. finally. Of his earnes!
and inaeIible devotion to the principles and
.ympa,hios Of rsPublicanian.
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II - HA .

Travellers are AWAY. liabl~ TO .uiIsa attach.
IL p,-srtsfy AL Choke, uosbs.. sni these &C =
curing shes sh-sui from hnm. src 1rp uaplea..
ant. feuy paV.' Nsscgahs rsia Miller may
h. rebel up1n "a such cases. A. soon a. 100
i~-l the .ymptohs, take one teasppoaidl ~ gili
OF ncs m,lk AL mal.s.ss sai gill ui hot sstst.
str ssIl iogrthst aai dnak not Repeat the j, 90
s,s'y h.af Hai,l f,lisycd. 1.-THE pa,a. b. severe
hattie the boscl. snd hack with the medicine. .
eissr.
H. case. Of ASTHMA sad rhih,sc, take tri.
sps-aaiu ~ g,ll of bot wsls, .sc-tsned s-ll 18th
usala..ss. also, bahe The threat and stomach
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