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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
rgr VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

We nayo abstract Of The proceedings o. th's body
on ,he l4ih inst
resolution adopted 40 .horzin. the Governor TO
cause bridges 70 be built apd roads repaired between
st2uhtCn sna PersersbuTg and providing necessary ap
pTopfiStops Tor The Eaue.
Narous Eesolptioa2 and ordinances relating 20 the more
ec eEt organization Of vciuateer and militia cop&aies
i oul hout Ibe state 10 The speedy and efficient
protection OF tue northwestern co1eg 0ac the sum
mary OF tho EDWARDS ald traitors who have
entered We eoie Tor purposes OF srbugaton,
ferroa To TIE appropriate committees
Sp.Ca! instructions girea 10 she Military Commit
tee - iepo,t the tsst uodo hicr i. becomes rgnia
70 mtci The rGcy proclaimed hy General Batter aud ap
pFcFtd rs 'he ADMINISTRATOR "a references " slave pro
pcrtY.
A. o1Jjnsncs veg referred 1 .te Military Connlittce
pruf itng ur The fnrol!Dg, 10 every 6ty ot the
oi all poss.us who MAJ dfire 10 aqpt fer their l aFs
2nd "a .ir aanles, under eighteen aad oycr forty i've
years 50 90 supplied Wi.h arms bg ha st3to
Natons seoipt;ors we're sent 70 the chair wl1h
ei'hef accepted appropriately referred. Amour them
was resciut,ip pinciug tn bonts tno sutla.a
tcSfGCy 90 With thf notes sucd uy the SFncs Of
Virginia, I'D anotber Authorizing rnil.sry ndcrr
throughout tbe state T. compei tree eeroes ahuF
az WORKS al defence.
SIGNING The .LGx:SI0s ORDINANCE,
The hour y1r seauE tAs oj9BsQce OF secession having
arrived the Secretary produced ihst docne0s elegantly
executed Bhd spreading Il the ~ ole, Mr. anner
the Prefdont descended from HE chair ani, with dig
nity rInpsss worthy OF tne coolest Romlu, affixed
bis ubA.e atd returned to MS scat Il wns observed
tpsp 8nney tried aud rejected several pens before be
vac suited syincin9 thai he Eel he 70
mi, ns name the ates, pesctity spd az course
0eslous Of imptt esDg II the pLcament IN tue best
st; u he could.
Al the members present Up they we're called
BY be Secretary aaa aixeG tibet: names Several mem
beIs Before Styling exyaioao he.T position but their re
stks nefhe, eINsaca' leactei from ;be act they
sSI. v,Aouu,nAs.as.
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HE Is NOT A SPY.
TO TIE E2IIOg OF TIKI Herald.
HEApouARrsas CowAsy c, ,isr HEG,nsr

HEADQUARTERS CoN'Nsy c, ,isr 1Eash:sr,
WAsuiNcros NAVY NAFp, Juno g. 1861,
Since your correspondent Ei Fortress Monroe, in his
letter o2our paper Published 'ast Monday has done
great injustice in his accoun. OF tiny arrest spy at
that fortress dcairo 20 correct Lis miss,enon,s which
have PLACED ii uneayisbe light before my friends
ard acquaintance N New Tok and elsewhere. Know
ing yoar csposlton to deal justly with those who are
placed 1T the mercy of your reporiegs MAKE the fol-
lowing settlement Of facts.
Having ss.er in Virginia, whom ] desired
to rescue prd send TO New York, / proceed
cd to Fortress Monroe Tor tha purpose, and laid
nay GAG, before Commodore SIsDehsm, os tao Atlantic
tIockading sqIaoroD. lie gent my ielt0f % orok
her under flag o. truce. wnie waiting have her
sent to me fortress waa srrrs.ec as n soy Dy
General Bn'er anu duly et4iaioed. As nothns was
found upon TO justify the charge, promptly
leased General Butler oSp,os.ei his restet that had
been re object o unjust suspicion, and asceratn
og that iutendc IN Visit Now York before returning
my regiment. ne gave free pass CITY
as ha1 transacted my business Your correspondent
conveyed the a,presgion that YRS faseEy pn,ag nay
SELF of member OF the Segeuty.ucst regiment,
states that chad maps o. the 5s the Gyeat camps aud
every piece OF Information tho eaemy coud desre' that
there two OF three iaes o. week for Nor
folk, the Of which ,nien: b,ve arsied mysef Of,
and that sent 20 Now orr rhursaay by General
Butler to 20. me 9nt OF Tue way Now hermit me to
have inst returned and presented SELF NJ headquarters
inside % the tine tor which nay tuopgh was gwen.
dld mol ''maps OF tie fort canicg, aud every infor
nation The enemy coua desire There we're
ipss OF truce wee't Tor Horfo.sU, dag has
been sent up for ten days FINALLY, was not sent to
New York ov General Butte OF eaypoiy else for any
cause whatever. trust vo' via give this place
your paper, in Justice to ho'n myself az my regiment
JAMES HART tURDY.
Nj. Pur6y is A member OF my company, is in good
standing ard hus the confidence Of MS officers, He
given furlgh FOR ten days for the transaction OF the
brsiness alleged has reurse1 70 hs regiment ami
tcGostet bm.ot ready sof dty nj Che expiration or his
fcri0ugh WILLIAM /. COLES,
Captain Ccmnsoy G, Seventy hrst regiment.
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LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL IOUAvES,
TENTH YOILINTEERA

CANE HAMILTON, FORTRESS EosRox June Is. 1861
Acc,d.,y, n p,sr,,., po..r. o,s I,;,;,-1 D,;,,d.
A'''"e'"' :" ~'''"es Hoyt'S """ ""H-A t3"''
RsrtSir1kc S,roUS fC,Tt Lotteries DfSe1tel-Sck0eSS
IN c,,n. Do dc
T. p,no,s n,;vo,. rr.,, . r., ,,,.r, Nor
" "He''' "'"'0, "'nfh"y ~ ie"'" 'esa'0N' w"
fo,k Volunteers, wss seriously injured last Saturday
morning bv ,he acc fcnta, dsch. rqa of n;sfo which
-. -. -. :. - o. = -, -,
"'ona0e "As eAea0uDS III au ~oioio'es "H'' ine va"
too, effect in lis arm botwcen the ehon!der and elbow
cDuspy coropound frac,pre e &c m ,idv recoyer,pp
c.c ,,r, 80 zoo . .r. 49,, 9
Se''so j. "h''S, VI 40 of'oge euee'' Ne" AoiA'
meraber Of the same regiment, was fatally wounded
on Sunday, white Oh pcaet guard, ~ another
sentinel, and died yesterday. fun account OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE q 1851

Az
~ HnNs--a Eaa@ d Seato-wes rartnuia2.y oonspieu
Gus keeping os eeceese1 senssneat alye through ice
.neeGSe o. serTorAm 1hey turther stased tnAt lew
1en0 EGG mitasS ecxcp..y wos placed on dlsy; uut
ooe-naA &C the men oeseeseC ~ Shey were armed VIE
gina cnas were persscy aud they declared sna
eae5 ware NOT gong N allow themselves 70 be sAr2h'
Nsed
long ana interesting conversation eusued, IN sae
courts o. Whcn inc? INFORMED as that the secessonsu
nan 'astLec INTO the minds the people tne loes
thss It sss the OBJECT q toe fot.a and other vessels
csas,ns soo.t soe waters IN tht nesgheofhood
W AL a. Wooci taoy ooV0 LAY th0r handS On, inctu@
og women, cdufren asa ucArmed men. Tho two nea
entHy peeved toat s"rs sucn tste was IN store ior
soe n and were equally sssriaed lest they should %
haaSed oc ooaru, or W trs Own people on returning
On SHORE tSs s0ng on oeaft government vessel though
tAsea by force inef represented the people ID that
sect.on Us peiog IA stsfe OF starvation When esEea
now wss the poor fopia, VINO so nech ousnumoerea
The RICO VINO were oppressng them, permitted sucn
tong, uey Sad the comipant Class would shoot tnem
nho ccgs shey cared 10 chow vii OF sdeir own
" Hut are you DO. mem canuo. you shoot backV they
were asked why, sir" was the rooy. "se have
nothing to anoot WIN tbey pave possession Of al the
arms they further stated, that even they had arms
they could rot buy powder: aud, fot toat matter,
We themselves aad run go short that our
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

EMPLOYMENT OF SLAVES ny GOVERNMENT
OFFIciALs.-Secret,ryS Seward has gwen an
opinion in the case of Captain NJ is, against
whom complaints were made by shareholders
at Key West, in consequence Of the employ
ment of SLAVES in landing supplies for Fort
Pickens. Mr.. Seward states that the gov
eminent aequits Captain Meissof all blame,
and adds
1.-The papers show that the colored men
went from the one post 10 the other volunta-
rily and checrfully. They can in no case be
exposed to fire, except from the citizens of
the state Of Florida, IN an act Of direct and
unlawful war against the United States -
Even their return of the lire could not be an
act Of hostility against their masters, unless
those masters should be found voluntarily
there 10 arms against not only their own
slave, bat against the government and the
whole people OF the United Stites-a crime
which It is not 10 be supposed they will com
init.
Again, it is not to be presumed that the
slaves will be compelled To become combat
tants at all. except in case where
military necessity " ould justify m king any
persons found in the fort become combatauts.
Ii is not easy to see that the negro slaves
have any greater right than the free white
persons. TO exemption from the hazards rem
dered Necessary for the public safety in a time
vi civil war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

sanlted by the crowd, and several shot, they
halted aud fired, causing the deaths already
reported. The order was then gwen by Capt.
Lyon to cease firing, which was promptly
obeycd. The principal arms taken from
Camp Jacks IN were large s.isc howitzers.
2 ten in. howitzcrs, a large number of ten
inch shells, ready c'largs't, and some FIVE
thousand United States muskets-sdpposed
portion OF those taken fir m Baton Rouge
Arsenal.
Some thousand people left the city ycster-
day afternoon, in consequence Of reports of
insubDrdInati1n among the German troops
and their threats to hurl and suck the city ;
but llarucy's proclamation in great mea-
sure restored confidence, and mtny of those
who lett will probably return to-day. The
city Is now quiet, anu the highest h pes are
entertained that no further disturbance will
occur Twenty-Five persons are known to
have been killed at Camp jackson.
B,LrNoRr. 18th.
Locomotives came over the phladelphia
Il II, this morning nearly to Canton BRIDGE
which will he ready this evening.
The tele.riph poles are being rcnlaccl
and there is a prospect OF immediate re
sumption of through communication.
N,v y.,y, I'LL
Steamer Chcs,nc,kc s,iIs this cvsnin,, far
W,,sl,in.,t,n v;tb s,,,res e.,
Tbc ste ,,.r p,rL,ryI,,r = ob,r.a,,l :,
-, f., pr,,,,..,I, ,.;,l 81 ,;,,,, 40 lnn
IONS Of ice
sna.ial ,lisn,t,b from, U,st;,..,o, ., tho
p.>l sars il j. rcnnrt,.l ,b,t ,n,r,;.I ,,;II
w. troclaimn5 in II ,liimnr,. .,,n AMI w.
:, m -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

The observer of men, and of their
constitutional characteristics. must come to
the conclusion that the evil minded mischief
makers in til, seeding States, who have stir
red up 50 much strife and discord, and who
manifest 50 much hate for North IN men and
Tree institutions, are naturally and by ed
ucatlon, avcrsc to democratic institutions
and forms OF government. The institution
OF slavery may have much to do with this
moulding CT character and this forming of
political principles, IrCiliices and bases
The freaters not only hate free men but they
bate their institutions, their free schools free
speech, and every thing else oil Northern
growth or origin. This is true only Of the
designing nrn who have prcciritatcd the
present troubles upon the country, while the
majority OF the Southern men, or certainly
a large portion of them do not share in these
feelings But the controlling class are the
srcalled fireatcrs, and they are filed with vs-
ionary schemes Of political aggrandizcmcnt,
and the building up of splendid military
despotism at the South. These schemcrs have
no desire to sec this government continue,
and wouli not, ii the negro was out of the
question. Their ideas of government, of
what 1t should be, docs not harmonic at all
with the principles of the constitution of
the American Union. They want a priyi-
legged class, an aristocracy, a something just
the opposite from what they have been living
under, and they will fight for it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

n
ment will not be intcriered with.
No lag, banner, or ensign of the so-called
eG"' ', States VIII, DC permitted TO DC
The I,nitoJ states ,,nydrn,n',,,t - ;os
upon the ROYALTY of the citizens than up,n
any exhibition OF force, and therefore the
,,;',h, I' 80 eo,e'a. mas 'aNe' 9h'S """'
The General helinv.s tbat !, L,s,,,.rosti,,s
aud requests contained in this proclamation
are faithfully carried out by the cooperation
VI al ~" anu on'oh loving citizens, ana
po,cc on5 60 ~, .i u 'ue"t
will resume its accustomed channels. trade
take I'll place OF dizziness and inactivity, eff
igi '1 h'o9r aispiace idleness' and Baltimore
the front r,nl. of tho ,,'v.ea ~ ~
the nation.
Given at Baltimore the day and year here
III A'S. 40 We written: ~
Eri, [;., r,,nd,,, n,,,ou.,l,t - -
| oils.
h. e. PARKER, Lieut.. Col, Aid de Camp.
Il Is understood ,h,t ,ho c,r,.,rs r
pcnnsvIv,p,a ohi, r,ai,no and u,;,o,s
h,vc ,l.d,,,,I tho HIN, ,,,.,,, ,y,z,u W..
,ini,. k,ntnckv and Missouri IL. c,,;ro
s,,,,,,rt .,c II, ~, "a. .r a.;
nrat,., th,.,n
Tho e ,,or,,ors II d., 60, y,..,u., S,.,.,,
have united and obtained a ,,,,I,e that ma
coss ,t;,n or c,n,nr,,;s, yh.,n t,t, .,.oo
I'll tho ,,,;,noi Il at r.u ,h,.n,,;,n
n ,r,n.r,v
III. frs, f,,- r,,;,no,,. arr Inv.
'e''s III -no'' nave e'e;'eu .ap'' hyou DIE
adler 'cncral.
The President Secretary Seward and Thur
low Wed t,,k =, +, in INV, III. p,t,no, -,
r,,.1.,. III, p.,.;,,. .,u,.t
'"'s''E' Tue 'eSrie"' fe'''rAeu u" SUI
ing th' see ~sIon r'S lying over Aiezln ira,
that he did not think it would remain there
lonr
III,
'"' ",'''' III VI '''' 'e'"''" ''''''S
ron ana Ne" York WAS to be resumed on the
18th.
II il thon,bt That G.d,rI trn,ns will
-. CO.. -.
,r"i'' 'o"i v "'''''5 ana '''No harper >
Ferry IN she rear
1t is said that orders have been issued
from the War Department directin, General
VT ,.....,.., ,u,,.,., a
-, ~ ~ ~ ~ > =, - ''''''''
lhe Ne" lorS HFdd dispatch says that
at Memphis there were l2o00 mcl armed
and equipped, and $4,000 men enc,mped nclr
v,shr;l,n n Doctor ,,,a,n, ,horo ,,,,r.,
,"',, ',N'''''' -A''' '''' ''o'' "''e
t"oo men under the command oil nephew
Of W. /. Faneey.
At Louisville the citizens were armi,sr and
drilling t +, a man. all secession; SITS.
The Hra7dS Washington corrcsp,r dent
saws th.t tie Mass. tro8ps were pdrroscJy
t,i.,, ;, ,,,.,,, H., ,,,,, -, 80 r. I'll -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

The Albany Evening journal commences
9 first rate notice Of South Carolina as
follows
Small things often become large Plaques
\ wasp carries ." concealed weapon Il sin.
gle thrust of which will cause an OK to bel
low with pain. An insect hardly visible to
the naked eve, borcs its way through the
skin, drops an inhnitesmal dose OF virus and
leaves whole limb inhamed. \ wart upon
the cheek develops into Il cancer which car
rics strong man to his grave.
Sluth Carolina is one of the most insignifi-
cant States in the Union. In character, in
intelligence, in physical power, she stands
among the lowest on the scale. With a
white papulAtiun Of only three hundred and
forty the usInd, with only dozen ncwspa-
Iers, without a sC0mmon School system
worthy of uatue, without manufactures
without internal comm rec, without mineral
Resources her position as an item in the
sum total of the Nations greatness is well
nigh that Of a cyphcr. Her People, made
up of an insolent Aristocracy. Of degrad d
negro and still more degraded poor
whites, are far behind those OF her neigh
bors in all the elements of solid worth \
IN re dot on the map OF the eountry-a mere
scab and exeresenc, on the body p1ltic-she
has long been the disgrace and reproach Of
the Republic.
And yet her power for mischief has been
wonderful She has kept the country in a
ierment for more than thirty years. She has
been distlllnS moral poison until the very
air is tainted by its deadly fumes She has
been innocultins her netghbors with the
virus until the whole South has become dis
eised She has been constant in evil doing
She has pursued her infamous work with a
zeal, with dcyotedness. with steadIastness
which nothing could dampcn and nothing
could div TT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
RALrINARF May Inn.
INl4 MORE, May ItEn.
t,cn Batter this afternoon issued the fol-
loving proclamation

BALTIMORE, MAY l4th.
t'cn. Batter this afternoon issued the fol-
loving proclamation
DErtRrNrNT Of ANNAPOLIS. FEDERAL
Hut, My II. lS6l.
\ detachment of forces of the Fed, raj
Government under my command have occu-
pied the city OF Baltimore for the purpose
among other things, u eHtrciuI respect
and Obedience to the llws. as we'll of the
state, il requested thereto hy the civil au-
thoritics. as Of the Untrl suites. which are
being violated within IT. limit, by some ma
li5utut and trait RUS men. ana in order to
testify Tie acceptance bv the Federal Govern
mtut Of the fact hat the city and all the
we'll int-n,i1ncd portion Of its inhabitants
ar loyal - the tt.ipn and the Constitution,
and are to be - regarded aud treated by all
10 the end, therefore, that all misunder-
standing Of the purpose of the Government
may b. prev ntcfl. and 20 set at rtst all un-
founded, i.lst aal scditipus rumpr>. to re-
iieye AL apprehension, If any are felt. bv the
wel-disp lsci portion OF the community and
t. make 1t thoroughly understood by ali trail
tors and their aiters and abettnrs. that their
reb.liIju> acts must cease | hereby by au-
taorIty vested IN me as Commander of the
Department OF Annapolis, Of which Balti-
IN pr' t1r!ns part, Do now command and
MAKE known, that no loyal and we'll disposed
citizen will he dis urhod ia his lawful occu-
pIti1n Of business that private property
will not b. interlercd with by the men under
NV command, or allowed 10 be interlered
with by others, except - far as it may be
used To aflrd aid and comfort To those in
rebellion against the government, whether
here or ELSEWHERE, all of which property
munitions Of War, and that fitted to aid and
support the rebilllon. will be seized and held
SUBJECT to contiscaton ond therefore, al
manufacturers Of arms and munitions Of
war are hereby requested To report 10 IN,
forthwith, 50 that the lawfulncss of theil
occupation may be known and understood
and all misconstruction OF their doings b.
avoided.
y tcanspo; tation from the ctv to the reb,
els OF AZ e.es fitted to aid and support
tro'ps~ VIII psrmittd d. All stores and
/ supplies Of G. ,saIag and munil ms of war
provisions, e., /. glt,'r tht.t the workshops
may b employed Of al lay... ci,izsns. viii
DC zen by the tfsyrrnmcat.
The Assistant litrt,r Master AMI Com
miassry have ben - trur.et To procure IL, :
UJG m 1YS go ftf~r.-.s
Ad 4ssa.- az, bodies Of n.en,
exec tn 5yc acting uadsr the
Goyefna 4esl
All oil d ~ iA,hsia are to report to
Gen Butie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
The FLOYD Gun.

Our dispatches yesterday stated that the
big Floyd Gun, in Fort Monroe, is mounted
to sweep the Bay. This gun is the largest
in this country. We find the following par
tieulars of it in The Scientific American for
My 18th.
1t was cast at the Fort Pitt Foundry, I'M
der the direction Of Capt. Rodman, oil the
erdnance Corps. 1t has bore of fifteen
inches in diameter and the other dimension ;
are as to,iJWs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
To vbot, al WHOLESALE order, should addressed. 10

1r Reader pursue The fiuustne statement and tirn
judge II s Facts fpf ynufs,i
AnR1N CcIE II Brooklyn. y Y, we'll known Citizen
there had suffered trun Dyspepsia for snne years, with
out - rfnauet r,f until n. tre Arms ftiLs. which
taken according thc direction. tr th' complaint,
stored him tn health ia ~ wcvks- ARsr an interval
u ~ognc months he l4- hal urn of his complaint.
Ug0 " CRp-., % Harmony, TrNas, hal sh eruption
his nrrk. Shoulders hack ami eFs which covered about
third II h' 'Ssiy. Il kcfs the parts affected covered
IN srah Md being oii- covered with raN sors
very Troublesome ard distressing II 50 mseh
ard health Hu6t h.m f,f business an kers
hun lu constant sef-Fing Az medical add han failed
hin, until he tsv,k Ayt~'S Cur. ENr. SsRsarAmit.
~lch cured hn. ilis skin sill a pss some sears ftom
the uIccr4ton, hui is ethrrsisr rirar a. 40 y2bs
JoHS IL sHrsk 80 riniueut lawyer Of y ~
Va t,,k 4 c,H,l phieh ~ftrl on bis lungs, Avss sTp
st In ct the lsg s#is. 80 bad c+Fn-h. SiesS 80
follow 81 ny thu auHstas s'e sfmptsms II eeiisSs
whru reduced very he's h~ c,tunruccd taking ATSsa
Cuses4 f.truR.st, Hith s,aI sterfvd the cough ard
csupi-tlN curri him ltH
Prepared ~ DIX }, {. AVER < co, Lorcl. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
A Friend in Need. TRY il

Dir. Sweets Infallible Liniment i PREPARED
from the recipe II Dr. stephen sseet Of Connect I'm,
the great hone setter and has been used in his
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succts> IS an external remedy IS without riYaand
vii alleviate pain speedily than any other pret.
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BRUISES @c rs soothing healing and powerful strength
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Of all who haze ever given il trial. over lour hanari
certificates Of remarkable cures performed i,y il wibi
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See advertisements. eovy 1y32
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

WEEDS ADytcE.-Thurlow Weed advice
TO the Administration is - Let us hear OF
M parleys or truees, let the government com
promise It's digaity by no negotiations, until
the rebels have first laid down their arms
LIT the Administration Understand that the
country looks to it to settle the controversy
with the South, and settle it 81 effectively
that secession shall become an obsolete term
in the vocabulary Of States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

"A CARD.

Tie undersigned would respectfully teuder his most
sincere thanks to the citizens o Ellsworth und vcinity
Tor the very liberal patronage e he has received from
them lt many years past, and hopes by srtici attention
70 business 70 meri. the continuance Il their custom
ISAAC FRAZIER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

Ii persons having unsettled charges against the -
~ tate Of the late Dir Asa McAliister ar, requested
10 present the same for settlement and all that are owing
the estate requested settle the same before the tr
OF May, or the bills will be lef with Lawyer Tor collection
ANN c. McALLtsTER,
c O. PECK, Adm rs