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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

THE STEAMER J. CHAsE CAN BE CHARTERED FOR
y eScussions Or ctherwi.e, BY applying TO JOHN A
1he Chase win leave from Tenth Snd Twenty third
Fast river. for Calvary Cemetery, Sunday Leave
throughout the day. WIN LAID at sherregans Hose Penny
Bridge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

CKORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
VI nIture, removed for convenience Of sale Tomorrow,
ii O'Clock at store l4 Broadway fine stock Of veil made
Furniture consisting of Parlor butts Chamber and Library
suits, Dining do. and Tables Nardrobes Eegeres
side Roaidx Gc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

4 LARGE ORDER EECEIvEU-Sa0CO WORTH OF
"A Clothing - purchase within the
california msshei fu1nfue Carpets Ac Iprsend 20. 70
offer prices pretended by others but guarantee
ycu ladies' ard gentlemen, N tbr utmces vuc for
ycar srt'<ics Cab address II ~ tr.h second
coor Tayesey place. Lsjsx attended by Mss r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
SHIPPING.

Antwerp, IA. 1t equally low rates. -
Persons ukhrg bring their nds can buy tcksts
here It the following rates to New Yes KFrom liverpool
Or Queensowu first csbn $b SIS and $lu5; aseJage from
Liverpool ~; from Queenstown, $50
1Ao90 eecoovB have superior
Reru and cavry experienced surgeons They built
water tight iron ssctoau and have patent fire snnators
For further Information apply at the companvs ocos
JOHN a. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

MORTGAGE sALR or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
wi A. NJ CnIhT Allan. AuctCneer will sell this day, June
2a lO O'clock at 2 Bowery by virtue of chatts
gage mahogany Sofas, Dyans Chsrs, Extension Dining
stand susus Esds,eads Reds Bedding and Mattresses
srd Rocking Chairs Cane and WOOD Chairs Cxpets
Oicnths MAfng 60 BY order Of James Moran, attorney
Tor mortgage Also lot Of Househod Furniture TO pay
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

u FITzsIMKoNs, AUCrIONEER-7s9 THIaD AVE.
= Will sell this day (frtday). st. los O'Clock. Of 50
Thompson street, choice assortment of Groceyief Ii
quors Lease and Fixtures All win be offered in
lot required; If sold suit
su:t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEEs, WILL SELL THIS DAY
M (rfiday, June 90 at 0ls O'Clock 1t ssesroom, IS Mas
general House hold
Mirrors Tec Ictes Sofas Pa,lor and Arm Chairs marble
Centre sabIes Bookcases Uicloths Extension Dining
Tabler lining Chairs Drestipg Bnreaur Washsands Bed
seads Har Mattl Lounges Housekeepers and
deslers Will find the above safe worthy Of attention
every lot will be pere m ptory sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

IN COTTON, AUCvIONEER- ASSIGNEEs' SALE OF
y Household Furniture and Unfinished C1ice Desks Car
pets Mattresses 30 6edsteads marble top Furniture Plano
forte, Mirrors &c 70 Saurday) June at l01
O'clock at l3 Fulton street near Nassau very large
is entirely will comprise In part about 30 mahogs
ny and marble top Dressing Bureaus or marble top But
fes, Centre Tables, Sofas sofa Beds Tes Tetea Paor
Furniture mahogany Extension Tables Hobes PATENT ale
oak and black walnut do Bookcases b dozen Chsir
PETS Ocloths Mirorz Lounges Curtains Desks together
with Unfnizhed Work Bale will absolute cata
logues ready early on Saturday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

vysaE QBEAzEeT WONDER In THE WORLD Is THE
i young aud accomplished Madame BYEON, from Paris,
who @ be the strictest confidence I'll AZ
fiys Of nfe embracing love, oourtshtp bIsinss. and
has q secret to make you beloved by your hearts
IDEAL and brings togehcr thuse long separated Ladies' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

browns 4 NICHOLS AUCuoNEERs. WILL SILL
ID Saturday Juno a. at ocloak in front Of sales
rooms s. assau street light bay Horse old IL
bands bieh warranted sound kind and gentle in all harness
from al tricks sold only on sccopnt Of the owner going
used but few times most desirable family vehicle
gether with single harness 70 same
Also l
sor1el Horse. lS hsnds high nne stylish driver aud
old sold only for of nseds
be handled 70 be appreciated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

TvARLY MORNING ExCURHION TO THE CHOLERA
~ Banks The large cemmodious and saunch steamer
COL ElISW OA1H, OapA 0exmaln, will make excuys10n
street on Saturday night q ~ ocock; reck Ship = HID
1880 Fare for the sIcursion 81 Ba HshinG tackle and
refreshments suppeA board An expeenced Ack hsh
efm0n WI plOs the boot g0und. n BA free chow
o. T. GILMOR, Purssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

CEORGE COOB, ONS, HAR-
ness &C. This day at O'clock at store 14l Broad way,
Rockspay Carrisee Family Wagon. Top Wagon, several
ruad Wagons, single and double Harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

ExCUHsIOs TO THE FISHING BArKB-THE STRAIN
~ or WIN r.. ROSsELI, Captain g. Anderson, viii orm
eoce her regular trips on Monday June a. and continue
Franklin street river sta Amos street. 81 10 pgna
street At Peck slip ct and pier ct O'Clock Fara
each rs I77I-7 -'-TT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION1NR-WILI. sal.
~ this day 81 lck osok the eae Furniture Of tbs large
sailor house "a Oliver street. CONSISTING quan
g good Feshsr seds Pillow: Belsers .nsie and double
Mashstands Croeksfy bar FixEres Glassware Kitchen
FURNITURE Tables Chairs Chests Clothing Mrr0 Pctnyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

AZ B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or TIE CKLK-
IN brstod Nine raEWEIKH, who has sen consulted BY
thoueAnds in s and other cities with entire sasacton
sbe confident she has equal she tells the Of
hasband ard that Of her vser you wish
truth give ca o. NO Isl Third avenue above Twenty
first etreA Ladiee, ~ cents; gentlemen, Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

A pceITIvB PLACE FOR LADIES AID GBNTIEMxE
a 70 secuIe the fol- value o. their csa OF Cothn rusni
ture Carpets &c, by calling addressing HARRIB
$50 sowcry op posise Fourth and Ladies
Attended q BY Mxr Eoxris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

AT NO. 9CHAMpEEs eTREKT MONEY TO LOAN II
"A amount diamonds, watches, Jewelry, &c, b,
mssion reliant, No Oaaraben street N. B-No busi
transacted ON sasurday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

L,IsBEBME& On DECK--THR FAST SAILING
II steamer James A. Stevens Captain QUINN viii make
70 Leave Jscls street East ayer a. q Tenth street
Pier North niver, ~ Befreshmsnss Of best quality
board boat Chowder served at IL O'Clock Tickets ST.
N. v. HOUBEMAN, East Broadway House.
w. II. COYfNGION. Commodore
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

In The "FUsr DEGREE."-They lately tried
o man in Alabama for stealing hogs. The jury,
retiring to the woods to deliberate, came in with
the verdict, Guilty of4og stealin' in the fust
degree
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

sH A correspondent of the Louisville Jour
nal says Breckenridge is in favor of Kentucky's
seeding from the Union before the 4th of
March. If so, our Legislature should not leave
his name in the resolution endorsing the Crit
fenden COMPROMISE
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
Liquors! Liquors: {:

nj ARTEL BRANDY,
1tl Pelevoison do,
Cognac do,
Rochelle do,
Cordial Gin,
Old Tom Gin,
Holland Gin,
Rose Gin,
American Gin,
Club House Gin.
Golden Drop Whisky,
Woodlawn Whisky,
Eureka Whisky,
Bourbon Whisky,
Monongahela Whisky,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Port Wine, Claret,
Sauterne, Ginger Wine,
Madeira, California Port Wine,
Ale and Porter in pints and quarts.
Rosenbaum's Btters. Cordials
Hostetters Bitters. Absynthe.
Old Sachem Btters. Vermouth.
Stoughton Bitters. Peppermint.
Boxers Bitters. Curaco.
Raspberry Syrup.
Lemon Syrup.
Sarsaparilla Syrup.
Gum Syrup.
For sale by N. S. ARNOLD.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
LARD AND SMOKED BEEF,

ME HAVE ON HAND a large assortment
w of Fresh Lard and Smoked Beef which i
offered to wholesale traders cheap. for Cash.
JOHN KLOTZ
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

E9@ Washburn the editor of the Times, says
the correspondent of the Bulletin, is not likely to
be made Collector of the Port of San Francisco.
1t was reported that ne and Col. Baker had had
q small row. If that disgrace is saved Califor-
MIA, let all Californians give Col Baker thanks
For one, we will.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
SHASTA COURIER.
Not Fair Treatment.

We submit that our downtown neighbor, tn,
Herschel V. johnson as genuine secessionist
has done that gentleman injustice. Mr.. johnson
spoke and voted against the secession ordinance
before the Georgia Conyention-fought it will
all his might, side by side with Alex. II. Ste
vens, from its introduction to its passage. Bu
after it had passed. after his State in Convention
assembled had determined upon that step, come
veal or come woe, he as true son determined
that her fortune should be his fortune, her God
should be his God, and that if she plunged be-
meath lethiferous waters, he would accompany
her-that |" sink or swim, survive or perish, he
would be by her side.
A true lover of his country will even eagerly
and joyously fight for her, even though he be-
iieves her at fault in the dispute which led to
the war.
1t is this sentiment no doubt, which has LED
johnson to adhere to the fortunes OF the State
of which he was once Chief Executive, although
he may and does think that she has chosen nm
unwise road, and to denource him as genuine
seeessionist therefor is unfair aad 9,Rsenerous
We are confident that the Herald, upon a fuller
consideration of his position, will admit this
No where, at no time since the secession move
ment was initiated in the National Democratic
Convention at Charleston, under the leadership
of the gallant and talented Yancey, has he ut
tered sentiment in favor of secession. That
he uttered disunon opinions years since has
nothing to do with his present action, and is no
evidence that he entertains them now. The
editor of the Herald has doubtless held and ex-
pressed political opinions in past years that he
does not entertain to- day. Wise men are con-
tinually acquiring new views upon public affairs,
and abandoning such old ones as prove unsuited
to the present exigencies of the nation, although
in other times and under other conditions OF
state such discarded opinions may have been
wise and proper.
No, it is unfair to charge man who has op-
posed the secession movement almost to the
verge of hostility to his own people, with being
genuine secessionist, because, after his State
in her sovereign capacity, had solemnly deter
mined to secede, he yoked his destinies with
hers rather than abandon her and join her enc
mics. AS we'll denounce as tories and traitors
those men who at first opposed the Declaration
of Independence and the project of establish
ing an independent nation out Of the thirteen
colonies, as action too precipitate, but who,
after such action was decreed by the majority,
linked their fortunes to those of their native
land and people and fought through the Revo-
Iutionary war. Spirit voices from Guilford
Court House and from Bunker Hill, from Cam
den and from Monmouth, from every battle
field of the Revolution. denounce the sentiment
as unfair, unjust, aye, as slander upon the men,
ores of dead patriots slain while nobly
fighting in the cause of their country. Who at
this day will denounce the sentiment once ut
tered by Jackson: "My country-may she al
ways be right; but, right or wrong-my coun-
try"
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

BSy7 We clip the following from the Unions
report of the Senate proceedings on the 1th
inst:
Mr.. Watson (rising amid considerable confu-
sion)-Mr. President: When the eagle is in the
heavens
The President pro tenn. Gnterrupting)
Chair cannot recognize any gentleman until the
Senate comes to order. Qaughter.1
Mr. Crittenden-I move that the Senate do
now adjourn.
The motion was put and carried /; and accord
incly, at quarter before three o'clock, the SEN
ate adjourned.
Poor bird 1t is incredible that Christian
body of men would thus nhumanly permit an
unhappy bird-and the le-bird by chance"
at that-to be left soaring away up in the frosty
heavens. And yet, on the following day, when
a motion was made permitting Senator Watson
to induce the bird to alight and feed and assort
hi. feathers awhile and rest himself the Senate
voted it down thus exemplifying "man's in
humanity" to eagles.
In HARD LUoK-We see that three females
have applied to the Legislature to have their
names changed-Morning Cal.
Any good looking young lady can have her
name changed in this county without applying
to the Legisature.-Tr TRINITY Journal.
1t is not often that an editor speaks thus
plainly We can say, for the information of any
parties of the second part who feel an interest
in the parties of the first part aforesaid, that
Gordon is handsome in person, gentlemanly IN
manners, elegant in style, and has paper that
will enable him TO clothe, feed and care for
wife in handsome style. Some sensible girl
will do well to go to Weaverville.
E9=l9 900 citizens OF Maine have petitioned
Congress to dispose of them to the British
Queen. Tired of being citizens of q country
where they are their own rulers, they seek to
become subjects of family who claim to gov
ern by divine right Such men ought not only
be permitted to go, but should be kicked out
of the Union.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

BE~ Mr.. Lamar telegraphed to Jefferson Da-
Wis that although they carried the secession or
dinance in Mississippi, it was with great Diff
Guilty, and there was powerful party opposed
to them; that the first .fdur pas made would
place them in q minority.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

eE- Bulletins Washington correspondent
says that Samuel Bell is after the Collectorship,
and Selover is working for him. Says Rankin
has the best chance. An effort is being made
for Sullivan. but don't think he will accent.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
CHILDREN'S BOOKS,

WE have on hand a good assortment of
w School and Childrens Books, which We
offer to the trade at low prices.
GOLD & PHILIPPSON.
Shasta Dec. I, 1860. as.t
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
seed Oats.

JUST RECEIVED. Fer sale by
q nl7:lm n S. ARNOLD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
County of Hancock.

TREASURER S OFFICE, May lS6l.
Statement of costs allowed in Criminal
Prosecutions at the April Term of the SUI
RENE Judicial Court and Court oil County
viz:
Allowed by County Commissioners.
'osts of lnquisition on body of Mary
tiet, Before Hatch Macomber, Coroner.
Total Amount, Sl6,52
State James Ordway e al.
Total Amount, lG, IS
Originated before W iliiam Somerby.
State Stephen I. Whittier.
Total Amount, Is, 80
Originated before William Somerby.
State Wyatt S Moore.
Total Amount, 2,2f
Originated before Gee. W. MADDOX,
State Robert Beckett.
Total Amount, j,5l
Originated before W illiam Somerby.
State Daniel Dpwd
Total Amount, Us
Originated tetorc William Som erby.
State A. I. Hawkins.
Total Amount, 3.l1
Originated before William SJmerhy.
State Thomas Ford.
Total Amount, so
Originated before W iliam Somerby.
State John Morcy.
Total Amount. 1919
Originated before Beni.F. Ferguson.
State Jonathan c. Pressey 4 al.
Total Amount, 1909
Originated before VIM. 5. Green.
State Robert Beckett.
Total Amount. o,3S
Originated before W lillian Somerhy.
State V Timothy Breslehan & ais.
Total Amount, 80
Originated before W lillian Somerby.
State Wnslow Getchell.
Total Amount, $40
Originated Ieforc VIM 5. Green.
State Randolph Weed.
Total Amount. Is, 10
Originated before Benz T. Ferguson,
State \. lIcrrick Il al.
Total Amount, Is, -
Originated before Geo. l.. Il0smer,
State Leroy NJ. Gott.
Total Amount, GIL
Originated before John 5. Staples
Allowed by S. J Court.
State ' Stephen I. Whittier.
Total Amount, 4,7G
Originated before W William Someyby.
State ' James Davis ( ais.
Total Amount, 81, Il
Originated before Sam,l G. Rich.
State ' John NJ Collum < ais.
Total Amount, 81, ID
Originated before William Somcrhy.
State Merrill Eaton.
Total Amount, 5S,sI
Originated before Wm. II. II.
spohord.
State Gilbert Rich.
Total Amount. 1870
State y John Sullivan.
Total Amount, Is Oh
Originated before William Somerby
General Bill Of Costs, ia OF
Total S5l5 81
\. X. SAWYER,
l. County Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
Black and Dress Silks.
ClOakS 4 CapcS.

In this article we have made it a regular branch
of our businuss, and have fitted up Cloak De
Partocnt, and have cur Gloaks aud Capcs di-
rcer from one of the largest Cloak Estab-
lishments in the | nited States, aud shall
be supplied through the season with the
NEW patterns. We opened this day
great variety of new patterns
which we are selling at trpm
500 up u $lG,o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
State of Maine.

IRfAsl kINs uIilOE,
augusta, May 10, lsOl,
tPcN the following townships or tracts Of land
net liable To be taxed il any town, the following
assessments were made by the County Commission.
ers of Hancock County, GA tie second day Of April
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
LADIES' CLOTHS.

\ good assortment, comprising every shade Of the
Ali Wool salisbury and Middlesex Cloths, Brown
aud Black mixed, Repellant, Water Proof. Fancy
Co1ored Cotton Warp Cloths. Also great vaf-
ETY. OF graies Of Black. all Of which are warrant
ed t. be I'll Wool, and Real Herman Cloths. Also
can be found in cur Cloak Department, Cloak
Trimmings, Cable Cords, Buttons, &c, to match
any cloths, both black and fancy eeiers. full
stock Of Glaee. anil Hosiery; Linen lld'kts, FROM
q ctS. to 81 a0 Table Linens; NAPKINS; En-
b5sscd Table G7ters; 3-4. IL and 81 FlannelS
Balmura Skirt: l50 pieces Velvet Ribbons, al
widths; do black silk Nclycts
100 watch sprin. skirts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
Coal! Coal,

M subscriber Keeps constantly On hand all
=, anus gi e5'li for stoves and Furnaces. All
'Ae 81, 1unbe Tlans Coal fpr EIaeksmitbs ~-A
Ellsworth sept. 20. b, q. Faroy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
Mr.. SpaIding, Sir

Mr.. SpaIding, SIR
Not long since sent to you for a box Of
Cephalic Pills for the cure of the Nervous
Headache and Costiveness, and received the
the same, and they hal o good an e6eet I ,eas
induced 10 send fer more.
Please send by raturn mail. Direct to
A. L. MnEELEE. Ypsilanli. Mich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
AYERS
CATHARTW
PILLS.

~ yaa sick, t'tlie, and
esupf#aiaas kfs Ysa out Il
oi,ier. with yaur system do
Hanged aittl yeur feelings ani-
{. nlarialh- These stfrr'
t5Ir,s nv f'itrii thr prelude e.
sr5irus tt#urfs. Svnts 81 -
81 knees isrte ping upon J "a.
and a. alI L. perrtnd ~ a
iuualy uso ai iho right REM
civ. Take Ayers ~ and
,J-.,t,.s Hlt tfa ,iisalierctt hut
mnrs Iuuly tho l'i~sl, aud
let the iIurIs move On iHoi'-
s,Inrtui in health again.
Gl,y stimulate the functions
Cd, the laly into vigorous ar
u,ity. putty the systrm ireir
.,r tt..fruFt.oHs wliteh make
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31

At caari n Probate izll at EisHar1 ,falel FIR
tis DpaHty # llaievta, oa lI= iHurtI Wedaasiay o.
April, \ D. I>5l.
HANSAH stLrEB & Al. Ese-a.a-- %. La WHO
WIS., daa-f, 81! tr4I .sa#. i.. 81. railitl Z
e'a sol, i4- iri-l li.as second -safiHt * a4a4i4
.sJrati7I upon sad de5fi-5I'. ats.te TT pr
U-ttft4.-IAat tI.e s4I & Esezlt5fs r5se= itttiee
thereof % All Interested, s. glsftsig. a efy Il ibis
order Ia IT, .a-A! tfHs weeks -35eas-lgely iH e El,
worth American printed Is: ,Hr.it tut ,'..y may APP
pear a. Pftt' CeHftta l i.uH 1t -,s5tlf n said
county. ga tbe l.ul Wednesday ~ Iaae 5.Nt at
ten 81 us cl a .n te trausaH, asst siev cause If any
tl'y haze, WAY ..- same ,L4uld ri be- allowed
FARMER IL OK, Judge.
A .ra. e.ly-Aitssts
l. a, 4. EsFTLETr. Reris.tr.
Alta Casu If r a,e glIea a; ruea-far,, a.a anal lar
tie oaaaty Of ilaaeeeh, GA die l44ifJ Wednesday uf
May, A f.. i>tl.
II e. MophMAN * Al, named Exaeu,ars I'm a eer-
tain Instrument llrpoI,iat 70 IT, tl I4st " fl .ad
Testament n l4m C. Chase, tie5, Back sport, int sand
county, deceased having Presented tiie same ar probate
o'iertf-Itt t.e ,at ENeeli - sfe u4tice In all per-
4', at ras hg causing iy u tl., urler ta H. Ilh
l-i"'i tarae st5es-stt.y tire EssartA American
printed az A. ria, ttt tta, Nasty APPEAR at Probate
Court i- r laid 90 Ellsworth IL. mi eaasy oil tg thri
WsiaezdHF q JuHe afs ~ ts O'Clock Ia IRE t5TaH07n
aah saeH e-, II any ttt5 ha-er SHY tlta sad iHstr-
mru should n1t Doe proved approved and allowed as tie
lass VIA and test4ll ll IF aaii deceased.
PARKER TUCK, JgIsa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31

From the Eram9H0, -Norioif, "a,
Cephalie Pills accomplish tAe object fer which
they were made viz: Cure Of headache IN all its
forms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-31
ROBINSON g. HARDEN

EEAyE ust returned from Boston, and have
Y opened a large stock Of New Goods, which
they will offer to the trade at astonishing Low
PRICES. Among their stock may be found full
line Of fashionable