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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-20
SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural PaptE
Published In ingESla, Georgia.
DR.. D. LEE, AgIieuliuTal Editor.

". w. MANN, Literary Editor.
f'HiS il The title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Ag-
.ieuiure, Literature and All, shie., am publlsI.
ing IN Augusta, Georgia. Il viii be 10 qnano farm Of
eight pagrs. folio szc-earh issue 70 contain forty
lunns u matter. !, will be III general syle similar TO-
ans ~ si1s somewhat larger than the New York Led.
ger. twill be published on good book paper aud viii
lie IN mechanical execution IN the best style u typo.
graphical art Ia utility, il will be all thai the lssi
rirul,urll science and practical knowledge II tile south
eau furnish. weekly visitor 70 The homes u south
crn planters and farmers, il will IN more useful and
acceptable TO hem than any monthly journal Of equal
mcIit.
NJ aim is 10 establish paper hat viii be sihiels
Of information that viii be useful Southern planters
aud farmers, and repository Of southern thought,
imagination and taste 10 The realms u Literature and
Nm; and 20 obtain ~ u such tIteni 81 patronage
and will justify III liberal eomycnsa-
naH 81 is contributors, bic and eapefisnctd edi-
ehgagrd and sleps ave in progitrs 10 sse0rs
contributions from the most PLEASING southern Wrrrs
u both ssies Much latent talent will BE- BROUGHT 10
light and furnish agreeable surprises 70 southern
ir,pe.
" Full many a gem ofpuiesi ray Serene"
~ill a.. before the admiiing eyes, aud cause gene
rass glow IN souihsin genius.
Tbs Agricultural Edaof sill he Df. Danisi Ice, the
-i sushsd Pfof@of - AafieUliuIe IN the University
~ lor many past ~ ihe southern
Luiiisaiar, and leading eoa'ihuier % north.
agricultural journsis % The hshs,i reputation.
fbe Liief., Editor viii Re NJ. W. w. Mann. of
ih. en-, % accomplished ~ s1e taste and seho.
iaiy attainment Who ha,ins -riirsd Iron the aet.r
du,ss u The legal pio.en spent msny years - Sa.
rnps md iu s,sal sesis The Paris correspondent
y ihr National lnriligencer. and southern Literary
Msasnger.
Ts,m.--fa.h IN advance. 81 year.
BIDS current IN the slss from which they ore sent,
received a psr
JAMES GARDNER.
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Biackwoodis Magazine and
British Reviews.

4 SCOTT a 60, New York. continue % tuhiifh
-. lhef,ilosing lriilns BRUSH Periodicals. szs
n Iir i.nnisn Quarterly, conservative.
I. rnr E,linburgh Review. tNhig
) The North i,Itlsh Review, free church,
I. Tire Westminster aeSiew, (ldberalD
3. lIlaekwuod's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory. J
r,e.s Periodicals ally feptcsenihe three great ~.
hsal 1uti.. ~ Great inlain--Mhig, Tory ,a0a IA.
dl1-ha polite, form. only one feature y lbtf cha.
gss y Ofgns u ibe npst profound writer's On Sci.
.n.. G,leflas, Morality, AMI Religion they stand a.
VI nave stool. gntssiis the World 81 letters
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FArrs WOKrH Spalling's cephaiic piiis
certain cue 81 SICK Headarhe Bilious Hgilaahe
Nervous headache, Gosiseness sad General Debility.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-20
DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS AL DISEASES.

LIN. DAAhEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.
SPECIAL attention gwen 10 all chronic diseases.
- Coughs, Group, Consumption, Influenza, Asthma,
all diseases Of The Nose, Mouth, 1h,oh.
and Lungs; all skin Diseases u every description
successfully treated ;-Lumhsgo, Lumber Abscessss,
Scfofula, Rheumatism, Gou,, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Epilepsy. OF conyulsios Dyspspsa. pysenlety. liar
hoea. The very wonteases Of Piles cured IN short
time; also diseases ii The stomach, Liver and Bowes.
rhrn mnny diseases incidental 10 and chil-
dfen which ate treated with distinguished susyess. al
particulars will be given by letter. d. Baskse esh
produce one thousand certificates Of bis perfect success
10 curing
Cancers. old Sores. or Glers, Hip Diseases.
EsiulG, Of ertty description. seaid he1d.
Hens. Poipus Of ths Nose,
Or any other part ofthe BODY.
Tumors aud swellings
Ofetsry description and wlhon, he d The knife,
any surgical Instruments. These last.nameG ds.
CANNOT he culei ~ correspondence therefore ~
such patients must place themselves uHdrfihe Doctors
personal supervision.
Dt. laakes has made new discovery 81 Fluid
thai will produce absorption o. the "caiaraei" and
resiofe permanent ..iou % the Eye without resort 10
he knife. AIl diseases = The
EEES AND Ears
lhe needle. d.. Baakee has constantly on baud Al his
Office
A very extensive ASSORTMENT -
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUMs, OR
EAR-DRUMs,
Whirh suitahl, Tor either aud ~ insttisd
IN Eve minutes. Eaftrumpcb d e,sfs descnpiioni
400 every variety o. sniitnl article SHOWN j.. he
wo.id--s large assortment Of bsauiiial and dsfshls
ARTIFNIAL HANDS,
with The arm sud Chow ai,achnsnt; ARTlFfCIAL
FEET sah the Ansie, les, and knee ont attach
meat
These aieles rtfi,eily nainfsl md adapted faf
either sss, ard b sent ~ sIFsss % any part u
the verdi 40 kinds d Trngses TO- Hernia or Rutiurs
ssTy description. 81 eilhsf sst. and Tfe,tss rsf-
llaily adapted ;os females n . weak eondilior sl,o
: - those siIh PIoaspsus Uisi
Doctor Baakee i uns 81 he NOS, selshrsisd ard
skilul Phy sieans sna surgeon, living. His fame
is knoua PeFsohaliy IN every principal city q rhs
world.
Al letters directed 70 Dr.. Baalse must eonssin n
csnis 70 pay postage and incidental saI4nsss.
chronic diseases r. resFd rs ro4ssf ndsrse 81.
esgI those mentioned, which viii aquns bis pesscpsl
supsfsisicn.
o er Houn firm "a. 81. o4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEH,
0lite ca BrosiNsy.s fsw door, ttiep Blssksr
New York Chy
~ ?. sa--
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10 c0Nsl Mpr.yEs..

!'HE Al.eni-sr. hasirs been re,lo,i q hath ia
y. sess- ~ ysfs snpi- fsnsly ais.t having
sgEsn5 .t,s ! ssHs erI sstefr iasg 10 90 o. afi
iaii dts4i t.lss. InssIHlt.a, y ,RAtOls u ineks
known 81 b.. ssi.ps IL fSt. 10 ~ ans nfrets.
% al uiis sr its &. 10 sii sssl 6 ~ . the pre-,
sehpiln a.sJ lss u e,aiss, uiih ihs sae,illn.
preparing and a,ps ihs slisr Wliirh they vii Sud
sras Gas 81 ipssin,i bun. isihtRs, bmnebin.
fhe "nly letat SIZE al,efl.si ~ sstsing ihs ~.
srrpoa !. . bsnei III aHtlsd and spfya intif,aa.
lion sh,th ~ rntti,e. &, ~ insslast ai iis hue
every ssefs a ty b. ttnedy, a. Il siil rosi tLtm
nothing, AID ta4y Prove bfssiss
Pefsons Wishing the prescription viii piftsr address
k.s. EDW ARD 4. WILSON,
Whanstafsh kins's county \ fafs.
October -. B5~l2B
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l4TANTEB innedisisly. god Mich COW
Wab yoaus c,t ingare q
j. {. TURRENIINE < sos.
Jansarys. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27
NEW PARTNER.

ATR. A. ". s-OUTHWOaTH, recently from the house
w Of Douglas B Co Nashville, has become a mem-
Der OF our frl. Tue style will remain unchanged.
~fals-hawIm anrTHEnRTE. NANcn s 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

The MKT CoEGREss.-The States which
are yet to choose representative, and times fol
election are 90 follows;
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mTsSTssTPPI ITEMS.

AN OrD OEE.-The Handsboro' miss
Democrat Of the 18th inst, says that a mar
was IL that place a few days previous, from
Hsucoek county, who was one hundred and
four wears old. He drove a team to town, and
appeared quite active and sPrigbtly. His con-
satueion has been more durable than that Of
the United States.
OrTrpBEHA.-The Broad .Are notices two
large military companies, recently formed al
Whitfield in Oktibbehz county. OEtibbebs
is as alive 70 the necessity Of defense, 60 she
has always been IN every southern measure.
RAILROAD ITEM.-Ws learn from the Kos
e;usko papers (Which publish the annual re-
no-t Of the president to the governor Of Doui-
rrisnsD that the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern railroad will be completed to
fhst place By December next. The annual re-
norf shows TIE financial condition Of the road
ID be- very good.-Ch0oiaf0 Recorder.
TIE MILITARY o. CHIcKAsAw-Our
ronptv can nov bosss Of four fine companies,
regularly mustered into "toe service OF The
Sac FOR twelve months The Prairie rifle
men and the rangers GaEdoD's splendid cav
airv company, Of OkolonaE the Guards, Of
Houston, and the Spartan Banfs OF sparta, 10
an about $50 Of The picked mehsQf our gallant
county. There are two companies Of cadets
and several 'sHome Guards" besides two more
volunteer companies ready to 5e mustered in
AZ anv time. IN proportion to the vote, 1900,
~ risim our county as the banner military
rorntv az the State, and we also claim for her
a fall share Of the reginental olhces. Can
nv man show better eialmf-HossioH Peyzli
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dependent Government, and proceed to make a
treaty Of peace and anity with them.
All Of TIE public men writing from Mont
gomeFy, as well as those here, represent that
the reconstruction Of the Union is quite impos-
sible, but these views, Of course, cannot fully
represent public sentiment. !,
There are many novel modes to be rssorted
to BY the Confederate States to the desrinent
Of this Government, as l learn from unques-
sionable authority, aside from the low tsriif
and export duy on cotton. A law Will De
passed as soon as the Government il reeog-
nized, fixing the standard Of coin lower than
the present one, thus inviting immense quanti-
ties Of our coin for remelting. Should per
centaga be wen slight, the difference would be
immense in two or three millions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27
InroHTAer LErrEa rHon
WAsHTNGTOR.
The intelligent correspondent Of The Rich
mind Fnoairsr. writing from Warrington on


TIE intelligent correspondent Of The Rich
mond Eaqairer, writing from Washington OF
he 2oth ms says:
Il viii be- observed that al the first class
European missions bave been filled With thos'
representing the extreme wing Of the Repub.
Ican party: be object being to carry out wbsi
seems to be the leading feature Of the foreign
policy Of this Administration. I have It from
the best authority, that the primary object witt
the Lincoln Government Is to obtain a non
recognition Of the Southern Confederaey By
the leading powers Of Europe and Mexico; anr
IN return, there is to be a total shnegation o.
the Monroe doctrine declared, and The staiu'
QUO OF Mexico and Cuba guaranteed by thil
Gsvernment - the Ostend doctrine ignored
entirely. In view Of participating in 60 impoT'
tant and brilliant a diplomatic achievement
Mr.. Thomas Corwin has consented to maxi
the halls Of the Montez mas the theater OF his
future exploits in diplomacy.
To procure the defeat OF TIE movement Ia
the Southern States, Mr.. LINcoLN will obi
gate himself to rspudiate, in the name Of The
American Government, the position taken BY
President MoERoE, ia his message in 1922
'Thst the American continents, by the free
and Independent position which they have as
sumed and maintained, are hsneeforth net t,
be considered as subjects for future COLOMBIA
ton BY any European power"
From 1922 to the present time, the United
States Government has consistently main
tanned Gis doctrine inviolste and sacred, ant
has reiterated it as the Fixed policy from which
We would pot swsrTe or vary.
D. "a. 49, ---En.-a. - rc-- XIII
was Endorsed by the Administration OF Mr.
PrERcEs this principle was extended to the
Islands adjacent to cur coast, and also the
right Of the United States asserted, to acquire
Cuba, with the consent Of Spain, against The
protest Of any European power.
Mr.. LINCOLN, with shameless audaeity, offers
to barter these great AMI cardinal doctrines t.
England and France and to guarantee the pos.
session Of Cuba to Spain, and secure the in.
tegrity Of Mexico, for the prostration Of
southern Independence. Are Tonnesseeanl
prepared ingloriously to abandon these great
doctrines Of our foreign policy, for the sake
Of thwsrting the efforts Of the South to estab.
ish their freedom Is everything tobe saeFi.
iced, that Blaek-Repu5lieans may crafty
their malignant bate, and dominate over thos,
who have sworn taat they viii never submit e
a government in tae hands OF avowed enemies 8
No bargain is too corrupt to be c~onsummatet
by SEwARB and LINCOLN. They would sell
out the franchises Of the Government to
foreign stoekjobbing company, if they could
retain its patronage, and strike a blow at th,
South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27
M. cowELL's LETTER.

-.siisb. IN another column, an interest
49,, tie pen q JoHs " CowKIL,
ihs 1000 Of celebrity. During the
- f-ri,is Of fss7Sss, be was sent to this
n-r.sfb s sEsrt Of the Bank OF England
eo,. .esr ID, interests on this side Of The
% ~ vbfeb Be greatly errs in the opinion
,b,t me tariff question is the eaH's
sAPa, ~ present rupture Of the States,
\. v,syr. as 10 the injurious operation Of
ss' IN -, the agricultural interests Of
90 80 eminsntly just, and worthy OF
.oo,,a,raHon ~ the deliberate opinion
irs.Tispt and Impartial observer uPoa
= 49,. d q system watch be teoT0esaiy
-a-.s.r5a. The sggrsssi0ns O. ne norm
s..tIl1tv 70 TIE Institution Of slavery
- 81 been fully spPfeeiatsa IN En-
nee hey have sought iof olnel re-
g. wsieh they sttributs She Poiiae1i
- ne South. They sec in tas Pssensal
-a-sinr 81 ths tariff sufficient to Justly -
S,s-ap,iop bow much mere heartily mas. ' Il.
.-ssase tie action Of the SCUM @nsn -
.,0,rt. insulting and Oppressive s
Esrb On tie subject Of slavery ie'''
Al intelligent sne Dons,
N rltimafsly applaud the galsnsy
sorsb. n the bold stand taken i0' mae
r~endenre.
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Afm embellishments.
For Tax-CnlIecI

sOhh H. BOWEN Is a candidate Tor re-eIecfion 70
ne once Of Tax Collector. Election on he s0th u
--- mr..-Aa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

Secretary Chase has appointed l. E. cris-
tenden, Of Vermont, register Of the treasury
The Methodist conference, now In session in
Baltimore, has adopted, BY a majority OF
eighty-thrse, a plan Of separation from the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27


WARRINGTON, March 2O.-A report wai
current last evening that " or three schoon'
ers from New Orleans for this port with pro-
visions bad been taken charge Of by the war
vessels lying off the harbor. Whether tbt
rumor is reliable or not, I cannot say, vet J
have not heard it contradicted.
The steam propeller CushHsn, with a twelve
FOUNDER and twenty men on board, was doing
police duty in the harbor last night.
The proclamation Of General Bragg fell
upon the traders like a "wet blanket' yester-
dsg morning. / anticipate no trouble in en-
forcing the order, for I think there is no
one ~fool-hardy enough to attempt a violation
Of It.
The Wvandotte is lying outside, anchored
east Of the fort-no more gaseesading inside Of
he bay. How the times do change now-a-
days. Yours. MEMO.
An IEcIDENT AT THE FoRTs.-TBs Pensa-
cola Observer is the authority for the following
anecdote:
One night last week Mr.. DOYLE, one Of the
head uachinists Of the yard, and well known
here for bis reckless daring, made q visit to
Santa Rosa island 70 ascertain what was going
on at Fort Pickens, BY the light Of the stars.
He built a decoy FIRE some distance Up the
beach, which attracted the attention Of the
second lieutenant at Fort Pickens, who, while
approaching stealthtly toward TIE hre, was ar
rested and taken prisoner by Doyle. After a
lengthy interchange Of views respecting the
crisis, and a copious drink Of Doyle's good
brandy, the prisoner was discharged with sew
sral "bricks in bis hat" and a high opin-
ion Of the skill and generosity Of bis captor.
A few evenings thereafter this same Mt.
Doyle made another visit to the island, and by
the darkness Of The night actually succeed in
efecting an entrance into the fort Tor She pur-
pose Of spiking the guns, bat was discovered
too early to accomplish bis purpose. He was
taken before Lieutenant 6lemuer, to the
astonishment Of the whole garrison. who
threatened 10 swing him BY The neck for his
&" reasonable audacity." But Doyle, remind
ing him and the lieutenant to the latter under
like circumstance on a previous evening, was
simply confined during the night and sent to.
the Navy Yard the next morning in charge Of
a file Of men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

"May it please the %eourt,o said a Yankee
lawyer before a Dutch Judge ths other day.
"this is a case Of the greatest Importance
while the American eagle, whose sleeplesi
eye watches ths welfare Of this mighty Repub.
lie, and whose wings extend from the Allegha.
MES to the rocky chain Of the West. was re-
joicing in his pride Of place. "Shtop dare
shtop, l say; vat has dis suit to do nit eagles {
It has noting 10 do nit the wild bird it ish
Won sheep % exclaimed The Justice. 'rTrus,
your honor, bat my client has rIghts1 "Hs
has no right to de eaFls.D "of course not;
but the laws Of language" "Yot cares
| for de laws Of language. eh? / understand
de laws Of de State, and dat ish enough for me,
Confne your talk to de case" "Well, then,
my client, the defendant IN this case, is charged
with stealing a sheep, and "Dat will DO
dat will do Your CLIENT is charged nit steal.
Ing a sheep, shust nine shillings. De court
will adiourn.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

Received HIS REwAED.-The telegraph in
formed US that the doubly-dysd traitor and
renegade, Henry Winter Davis, has received
the consideration for which be transferredhim
self to the Black Republicans, viz: the mis-
sion to Russia. The contempt in which bis
name is held in Maryland, will reach him even
in St. Petersburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

AAAalsa 1851
Showing a falling of Of 5,T35 cases in one
week. The total shipments since the LIST Of
January, ibis year, amount to 121 ,262 cases.
Last year, to the same date, the shipments
amounted to 1882 cases, which exhibits a
falling of Of $3.50 csscs, which are valued
(s40 each easel at s2,347, 200.
Mr.. W. D. McNish has received the ap-
pointment Of postmaster for this city. The
position could not possibly have been given Il
one more deserving or better qualified for a
faithful and satisfactory performance Of it,
dudes.-NdshUile Gazeits.
John T Edgar Of Tennessee, has been ap.
pointed consul to st. Thomas.
The Montgomery Confederation Of the 2lsi
inst. says:
The State convention adjourned on yester'
day. All Of the members went home IN 9
. good bumor, and determined TO do all in theii
power for The advancement Of the interests oi
The States.
It viii be seen BY our report Of The proceed
ings OF the State convention Yesterday that ar
ordinance was adopted providing that the gen
eral assembly Of the State Of Alabama shal
cede a district Of ten miles square FOR a seal
Of government FOR the Confederate States.-
Montgomery .AdUeTfiseT.
On yesterday Mayor Wiihers received hftl
boxes containing one thousand stand Of arms
These arms are supplied BY the State at tb'
instance Of our corporate authorities, for thi
purpose Of arming the different volunteer CON.
panies that have been lately organized In thi
city, including The fire brigade. Mobile car
now turn out as many or more fighting men t.
her population as any city 10 the Confede-
racy.-Mo5ls Register, 22d.
On the 22d Of February. during a heavy gal,
Of wind, aslarge portion Of the famous Crysta.
Palace at Sydenham was blown down anC
destroyed.
Some 3O0,0 900 tuns Of. old bells have arrived
in West Troy to be recast. They came from
Mexico and bear a very antique Appearances
One puTpons to have been east ninsiy-seven
years since, and the others range In date from
ffty to ssventy-6vs years.
According to The new schedule Of taxation
recently published In South Carolina, tbs
average rate 6 l72 cents on every hundred dol
lars Of property. On negroes the tax is 81 26
a very considerable reduction from the ST
ahead reported in the abolition papers.
The New Orleans Della says The eommuni.
cation between the Red river and the Missis'
sippi is being gradually cut Of. The former is
taking itself Of to The gulf BY way OF Aicha-
faiaya into Berwick hay. Unless something
is done e preYent the Red river from seeding
New OrleSns will lose a large trade. A CON.
panv is "a ed OF to keep the ehsBHsl open
It Il though It will cost two million nine hun
dred thousanH fcAars'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

~ eutnorlzea 70 announce 8. A. MOORE. a. a
iof heeoraer a. the ensuing election in June.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

FOR Wharfmastsr.
y. 4. q ean6i6sts for he once Z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27
q . d q Q 9

The following interrogatoriss, though peril
nent to the issue before the people Of Tcnnes-
see, have been skulked by the Memphis Bull
letin:
1. Do you believe that the Union is dis
solved-or do you hold TO The Black-R- publ.
can theory that the secession Of the Confed.
crate States is only con paper ~
2. Do Won believe the seeded States viii re-
turn to the Cnion2
3. II every Southern State besides Tennes-
see resumes its delegated powers and sscedes,
win you still oppose "goiEg out" Of the
Unionf
4. II a border slave State convention is held
according to the suggestion OF Virginia, and
they lay down an E~lHmatum-and it is re-
lseted BY the North-whst do you propose to
a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

we are authorized % announce w.. C.. lWDERsog
. q candlaEte foT the ones sf Wharfnssfer- la ~ -
suing e~lscfisu. 400 June
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

FeRTREss MoNRoR.-The Hampton cores.
pondsnt OF the New York Herald states thai
thirteen big guns now point inland, where one
was never seen before. The true old Virginia
town Of Hampton is entirely commanded By
this death-dealing artillery. The correspon-
dent understands it is the intention Of the Gov.
eminent TO concentrate at this post 5000 sol
diers, assisted by a large fleet in Hampton
Roads. This corresponds with our private
information from a reliable friend Ia New
foTk.-RieAmoHd Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27
NH. AVERY DECLINES RE-ELEC-

NEWNa
We publish this morning a letter from Hon.
". z. AvEET, addressed to his constituents
Of this congressional district, declining a
nomination for reelection. The reasons as
signed b. him for this course, are eogent and
powerful, though there are many Of bis friends
and admirers who will learn his determination
with regret. He has proved faithful to his
trust while in Congress, and nav well be proud
u the record be has made for himself during
bis public career. We commend bis letter to
he calm and earnest psrusal Of our rsaders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

TeLEcRAFH FROM HoUsT6E TO NEw o.
LEANs.-The Waco Southwest Ages with great
interest the immediate establish ut Of = tel
egrsph from Houston to New e4saas. This
Is a matter Of the greatest impos& ZEE, and We
are happy to inform our friend I the wire
fs already shipped for the whole as portion
Of the line.-RoEsion Telegraph.