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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

Tie Asia, from Liverpool and Queenstown
on the 9TH and 10th nsls., reached this port
on Thursday, with one day IS later negs. AT
the recent Lord Mayors banquet the Mayor
propOsed the health Of Mr.. Adams, our Minir-
TEL. Tie latter inside speech, expressing q
desIe ior harmony between the two countries
Lord Palmerston thought tho blockade wcsld
be good tLing for England, ia that supply
OF cotton would soon come from various quar-
.srs 0f the earth. lie said that it was no. for
the English to pass judgment on the American
struggle, but he expressed the hope tina. har.
mcry would be speedily restored. Messrs.
Ward aud Yaocey, Confederate Commissioners,
hare diGed with the FishmoDgers Company.
ihe London Times looks for embarrassment ia
the joiat Mexican expcditi N from the different
political sympaihes of the three Powers. DR..
Barker, OF the Niger Expedition, after being
unheard from for two years, los been djscoy.
cred. Interesting researches have been made.
The much talked OF case Of Henry Erben
who was sued by the city 10 recover back an
over payment Of $1,000. made in error by
Controller Tlagg, for property taken in the
widening Of Canal-street, has at length resulted
ia q quasi decIsion in his favor. 1t is now in
the form of report OF the referee, George ".
Stevens. esq, who decidcs that the payment
having been "yolDntarily made" By tho city,
there con be 10 recovery. This Of course re.
verses the old dOctrine--as old in fact as law
or honesty itself-tbas mistake can always
% rectiftd. Mr. Erbcn thus gets verdict 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
Bns,ness No!ites.
Y CLorHIyo v'1RRuousR,

EyANs' Coo u,.orsv
e = 'sa.r--s
T In eass stock Of .wo Of the largest Wholesale houses IN
RSbxRx DowN THE WAR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

BS6KRS Down BY THE WAR,
Il pSw being sold as this estabiishneAe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
STAIE-NF MAINE.

PENosse6f So Court Of County Commissioners
April Term, 4. D. l,bl.
Upon the foregoing petition, II is considered by
the Commissioners, that the petitioners are re
spon,ible and that they ousht 10 be heard tnuch-
ing the matter set forth in their petition, anl there
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet at
Elijah Bradbury's in Clifton. on Tuesday, the 2lst
day of May next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. and thence proceed to view tho route
mentioned in said petition, Immediately after
which view, hearing of the pan ties AMI witness
will be had at SOHO convenient place iii the
vicinity, and such further measures taken in the
premises as the Commissioners shall judge proper.
And Il is further
OKpgREp-That the notice OF the time, place
and purpose of the Commissioners meeting ature
said, be given to all persons an corporations IN
tercstod by serving atested copy Of the petition
an this order thereon upon the clerks Of the towns
of Clifton and Amherst, and upon the Chairman of
the County Commissioners of the County If Han
cock, and by posting up atcsted copies as aforesaid
in three public places in each of said town, thlr-
y DAYS at least be fore the time appointed Tor said
view and also by publishing the petition aud order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Bangor
Jelfersonian, newspaper published in Bangor,
and in the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
lished in Elsw Jrth, and in the kenncbec Jour
nal, newspaper printed at Augusta by the Prn-
ter to the State the first publication to be thhty
days ut least before the time of said view, that all
persons and corporations interested may attend
and be heard if they think fit.
Attest, A. :. FRENCH, Clerk,
true copy ofthe petition and order thereon,
IL Attest, A. 5. FRENCH. Clerk,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
DOMESTIC FORTS.

G,s-G cuvs. Tss~oSr.--A rlth. sch Montafuma
Reel. from Cspi. TER Pfeyilercr. Gil tn. 'rhr
A llooler Fullerton, do Spokane. larrGu. '%i.
ais. sth. sch, Ctfn.ias { la t, d. Wilmington
Laut, ,lo olive Branch. bis, do. E,i. AlAndale
DIX, EIl,w"rth, TO t.i To Cuba. A. -su Ps'Il-
ion. Langley finn Calais bpund Wet.
I'D 9th sch Helen Mar Reed. To- load paving
stonr. at the i-lauds, sd ). SCH thame', Ably,
caiai'.
o5r.>s,Llr Ar tn ,ch oucro. IIas'ly, Els,
woitb fur Portland nh, Old f,Ilow,--- Brook
lin Ga 7th, .ch Qurto, larry, Portland sth,
Starlight, sawyer Ca.tine 9Th, old Fellow, -,
Droaklin. Ar II sch starlight sawyer. Cast re
MAcnrA,.-h c. .ca. Wreath, Randall, M.chi-
a.po1t g,h, Eliza Matilda, Matthew, Belfa-t /;
pth. T. Baxter. Robinson, Machasfort; VIM.
Pope. Culbcth, IL .tuu " II sarSeut, sargent,
Sar..Gt Sew York ri; Nathan, SAWYER, New
York l4th. sch ppnWorth, Bradbury, bo.;on.
Cd sth scts lia tAaUdIer. fairhavrn l. II
kvafh, Eaton, New Yatk ing Forest. sicr.
NJ; 10th sea Typhone, rukhaIn, New York !,
4 .%nower, HOLMES, Boston >iak, G. tin, y York
0Hiifa Matilda Matthews Prov ldence,
(l.sp-Ar llth, -chs Seguin, Elliot Bos-
) calai. Gtadu, tr, Rich. otland for Dos.
sch BAlti-, Harden, Boston for Gouls-
III E.sh. EimeraI. Bunker and Mater Witch
w. - Cnnberrv Isles. for boston RIO, Chanl-
? IA n ~ sport for Newburyp"rt slH"p Bloom
rs pcsert for ProviacctoNu
A1ri: Beranda, of Newport. Z. l., llis
~ A,,A ,nyil,e. ?ith ult sch Yankee Blade,
a. r., Gray, GarIenss, gath ul,, via
4, s. | Afl2. bri: watham. Of El.worth,
IL .os Avtes Dec -, VIA liolmcs Hole !
II Franklin. Dyer, Georgetown, e;
Merrill. Caiai, Lucinda, Cole, Ma
- Nama Tate, AMI Nolant, Jordan, Ellis
H. ~ mp, Moore, Calais for New iork-Put
W |bOr.
~ ,eh Jane Otis. Gould, Deer I.lc.
kN -scAs y l. watson, Mitchell, Machi'
:. 4 sl, Gelley, BacXsport.
A-slI ilth, Fe..endeu. Hooper, from
~Yhiladelphia, an anchored in the outer
~ NJ llth, sch Mouteruma. Reed, PrNi-
~ H,alais and remain. NJ l2th.
a" II brig Palmetto, of MachiaspOrt from
Min salt. for Boston. Reports having
M I'd, on the It'll inst. hurricane, and an
WI thin two miles of Cape lia'tefas Light
bs III ed to slip both anchors aud chains, lost
- with all attached.
~ onx.-Ar 10th, sch Michigan, Marshall,
bri, Mary Means, Tibbetts. Trinidad +;
Juhnson Chase and Amanda, Kelley,
maryth brig William L Mary. Norton, Glen
~ ,,, UoL..-Ar sth, brig Samuel French,
%
;A 9th. Golden Eagle. Flowers. Norfolk Tor
II nth 10Th, brig waltham, Clark, Bueno'
NJ via Newport for Boston sch ID J sawyer,
n Boston for Machias.
~ IN. sch Yankee Blade, Of Bucksport tray
!. cath ult, for Portland, and I'D II, Al
kry Ann, Bryant. Maehia' fa York
Axsog.-sld 10th, sch MOn'e1ama, Reed
4, gm.sh,ruls.--Ar 9th, sch Gun Rock, Parker
.tpar,- a., lo.h. sch Gassebeas, Cole, aud jon
Il lana, X Nss, John, NIB Harriet Neal
k,po &EIs, .chs King End G D
wase ~ AR sth, brig Water Witch
--sskkAsa...., on lowell, which sid sth
~ u a HAD - ~
Ia ,riay. y ssiitt ,S,rylssnd' Knight
fsss : EAs long ann me- ="
y Slthasebcen trnce'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
To harness and shor makers.
4 Pair OF Real Novelties,
AND ONE WITHOUT MATE.

lst-" THE PAPER NECK TIE"
patent applied f,r)
Thi. Tie is made entirely of paper, in 100 diff
ferent styles, and in perfect imitation Of silk aud
other fabrics The price is 80 low that gentle
man may wear New Tie Every Day, and vet not
be clargeibe with extravasance, or ono Tie can
be worn TO days, il necessary to economic.
?d-THE RELIEF TIE.
(Patonted Jan. %, ls6l.)
This is doubtless the most perfect silk Tic ever
invented, and is just what the name iinplics per.
feet - Relief from all trouble in tying bows
3d-7HE LACE EDGE TIE.
An exquistly beautiful artice-it has only to be
seen 10 be admired
SMITH BROUwER, Sole Manufs.
No. SO WARREN STREET, n. Y.
B.-We sell to Wholesale Jobbers only
Country Merchants order our goods at any
Wholesale House with whom they are dealing.
2wll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19

The following Patents were issued from the
!. Y. 8. Patent Office, April 9th each bearing
that date
4 G. W. Cahoon of Portland, Me. for i'm
rroyement in seeding machinrs.
George Copeland OF North Gray, Me. for
improvement in looms
Charles Hardy Of Biddcford, Me, for i'm
provcment in lubricators for spinning ma
chincry.
Daniel r. Somes Of BiddefDrd, Me, for
improvement in methods for pressing meat.
IAmong the Acts passed by the Legisla-
ture, was the following brief yet important
zone, relating to actions in court not answer
re- Fra
"A entered in the supreme judi
Il M, cd This state and not answered to,
wed three days attendance and
sIt8Ise erfeit IS and SIS on the State
NJ x, ista Me. have recently been put
\ T. ~ 4rcibn. Two's altered, Wig boy with
~ boy with globe. playing over sill
-. WI, 2 in each corner, horses drawing
Eg6Hght, female in oval on left.
hes spurious-vig. a square in centre
acifing boy, a girl and dog, farm scene
rtfAe Background, each side of Wig, a
milk maid on rock on right, female bust on
len.
~ farmer in WatCrtown, CT, has
been fined for letting Canada thstlts go to
seed ON bis own land.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
FOREIaN PORTS


Ar at Matannas 3oth ult, sch Carroll, ..crowcl
Maohias.
At Remedies goth ult, brig Iidalgo, White,
more, for New York Is days.
Cid from Havana 30tb, sch j W Drisco, Drisco
Cardenns.
Cardcras, brig Tanger. Warren, Buok.port
sch Palmetto Brngdon, Baltimore.
Ar at Havana Sth, barque Alnoner Lamphcr.
New York +; brigs Newton, Bowdsn, Buckstort
0:tolon, Mcfarland, Boston.
Sid 9Th, brig Driscs, Cardcnas.
SPOKEN.
March II, lat I5 80, lon -, sch Nelna, Young =.
days from New York for Ma,an1as.
DISASTERS.
Sch Grccian at Charleston from ElGsbcthport
on the Sd inst, off Cape llatteras, experienced a
heavy NE gale, in which shipped several seas.
stove boat, split sails, &c.
Brig Josiah Jex, of Machias. at New Haven I'm
Arroyo, had sails split, backstays started, and
chain bolts carried away.
Sch Eldorado, of Machias. before reported
ashore at Holmes Hole, came of morning of 10th
without damage, after di>charging part Of cargo.
Brig Beronda, from Jacksonville for Portland
anchored at Sandy Hook 10th inst, with loss OF
deck load, sails, Sc.
Erig Penobscot, of Bangor, from MatarIas fr
Portland at Holmes Hole, reports 9th inst lat e
Ion -, in gale from y E, lost deck load Of mo-
lasscs. split sails, &c.
Sch Republic, OF Rocklond at New York from
Cardenas. had heavy weather six days North OF
lIa,teras, started deck load.
Brig Mary Lowell, which sid from Whining ton,
y Sth inst for jamaica, but back about 9Th in
leaky condition.
Barque y. Boyuton, OF Thomaston, at y York
from sagun, was four days y of llattcras, with
heavy easterly gales, split sails, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
ssIsOHATE NOTICE,

A Probate Court will be held at Ellsworth, on
Wednesday the GATH day of Apii inst, at ten o.
clock, A. NJ. and also one at Bueksport on the
third Wednesday Of May next 18th day at ten
o'clock, a. Nj, instea al of the days heretofore
named. PARKER TUCK, bulge.
BY9kspQyt, kptA 3, lsIl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
Bonnrts, Ribbons. Flowers, &c.,
state OF Maine.
Trea.urers Office,
An..usta. Ami . |.

Augusta, April 70, lsGl.
Upon the following township or tracts Of land,
not liable to be assessed in any town. the follow
act of the Legislature, approved On the fifteenth
day Of March, lsdl.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
No ,, North Div, twenty five dollars, SIS 90
MOI do twenty five dollars, - 90
Strip " Of No. J. do. tour dollars auI
sixty whine cents, 1 CO
strip y. of No. I, do. four dollars sixty
nine cents. SO
No :. South Division, fur dollars, sixty
eight cents, GS
No. ., do four dollar, sixty
eight cents, iGs
No. 10. adj. Steuben, nine dollar, thirty
eight cents, -
No. ID, Middle Division, fifteen dollar-
siSty'two cents, 10 -
No. ~. d. fifteen dollars,
.isty.three cents. i 65
40. %, do fifteen dollars,
sxty.two cents. 10 G?
No. -, Middle Division, fifteen dollars,
s.ty.,hree cents, Ii G.
No. 49, do. twenty five dollars, p %
''0' thirteen cents. 2si3
M. a. do. twenty-five dolhrs, % 90
No 3d. do. twenty i've dollar, p 90
No. ~, do. thtIty-one uoIlAtst
twenty live cents, 81 -
No. 40 do. e. hteen dollars, sew
enty five cents, Is 20
No. Al, do. fifteen dollars, sixty
three cents, 10 6J
Butter leland, one dollar, seventeen cents, IL
Eagle do one dollar, eighty seven cts. 81
spruce Head and Bear Island, ninety-four
cents, ~
Beach Island, fifty -four cents, 81
Hog do ftty-fvc cent, %
Bradbury's do. seventy mine cents, -
Pond near Little Deer do. nineteen cts. IL
Western do. sixteen cents, I6
Little Spruce lid. do. thirty one cents, 81
Pond do. one dollar twenty five cents, %
Calf do. seventy nine cents, ~
West Black do. sixteen cents. 10
East Black do. twenty three cents, -
Placentia do. sixty-two cents. 81
Long do seven dollars, three cents, : %
Mafshalps do one dollar, nine cents, %
Great Duck do. forty cents, 40
Piekering's do. one dollar, fity-eight cts, %
Old iiarbor DO. forty-seyen cents. AZ
Jy.J NATHAN DANA, Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
To the Honorable Court Of County Commissioner,

10 the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners
for Pcnob,cut County
~ L the undersigned citizens Of said County,
w would respectfully represent that very
,r.at Improvement may be made By an alteration
IN the County road in the iowa 81 Clifton, by
stating At or near Eli III bradbury, in sal elf
ton, and passing on the south side OF Peaked
Mountain, - called, to the cast line of the Guun-
ty, in 4 direction which, by corresponding alter
alton in the County r llncoca, would pass hy OF
near Aasel Archer, in Amher>t. BY tbs alten-
ton Il great saving may be made in the hill on the
north OF said mountain, the road is nov travel
Cd
We therefore rcqucstyeu to enter upon anl view
said route aud ma kc said alteration if You see tit,
and a. in duty bound will over pray,
j. {. PAl;N Is aud 20 others.
Clifton, Ausnst lalh. ECO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19

At Court ot Probate holden Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of
February, A. d. 1861.
hANIEL MARSHALL, Administrator Of the estate Of
Jacob Anderson, late OF Boston, deceased, having
presented his OF administration upon said
dccei.sed's estate for prohatei
Ord.red-Tha the said Administrators give notice there
To all persons interested by causing copy Of this
der to published three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American printed in Ellsworth, that they may ap
p, ar at Probate Court be holden at Esw rth the
fourth Wednesday Of April next, at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon and shew cause any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy,-Atlest
II A. A. BARrLErr, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
GR0t

General Agents NJ. :. BURR 4 Co., &c Trc-
mont St and tee. c. Goodwin & Co., II and II
Marshall St, Boston. ly2s-9
FTri-For sale by c. e. PECK, Ellsworth whole
sale and Retail; CARD a Bunker, Franklin; f. IL.
West, do and b. dealers in medicine everywhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19

Al Court II Probate orn At Ellsworth ~i.u and Tor
th- CuIaty OF Htuc1cA, on the hr.t Wednesday Of
February, \. ID. lNbl.
{. FERN ALD. Administrator 81 the estate Of smith
~ c. squirting late 81 Cranberry Isle, said county
deceased having presented his first account OF a,mnis
traiipn upan said leeeaset's estate Tor probate
Ordered-rh the sad Administration rc notice to all per-
interested hy causing copy Vi thi, urcr to be- pub
shci three weeks saccc,svcy ia the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear at frpnate
Court he held Ellsworth IN said county, the fourth
Wednesday OF April AT ten O'Clock ia the forenoon
and shew eause any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true e0py--htteSt'
II A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
For sale.

A NY one DESTROYS Of purchasing second hand
n Piano Forte, cheap, will hear of great bar
gain by inquirng at this Office.
April 4th. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
Special Notices.
Diptheria Cured,
AcAHn.

& -eN<snrd would respectfully tender hi. most
rs. ~ g. thu citixet. II Ellsworth ord vicinity
YN kit-rai patronage irh he Ia, received from
. & fyFcers pae, AMI hhPe. ny .rttet attention
! tsrl5 merit lhe cJd:inaAnet' Il tl"Ir rus.oru.
ISAAC fRIIItR.
TN, April, ISL. llu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
Black and Dress Silks.

We have very large assortment of Fancy Dres
silks, Of the Plaids Stripes and Figured AL
go rich, double face, igured Black silks.
India and Fouard silks. In Black
silks we can show a, out every
grade FROM % cts up to 81, 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19
dnlc ExtCndcd,

Or c. II. ShcicS. Eclectic Physician, gives
raftit diseases II The 9,stsHftHary
gans aud is disease. 81 80 s4' cftist mant
a an,tirt g. ,,4ain.
Jun Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-19

From H1n. Jos,yh P,i1nd, Stale Senator Of ".
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy
citcctua in curing coughs and sore throat, al 9TH
or diseases of the lungs. JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. !, lsG0.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

Perkens vs. Clcmm. Error to Craw- ford. Affirmed.
 Pack vs. Ttate. Appeal from Saline. Affirmed.
 Wood vs. Shoot. Appeal from Sebas- tian Dismissed.
 Patterson vs. Clark. Appeal from l Scott Dismissed.
 Johnson vs. Brock Appeal from Hemp stead Affirmed.
 Tucker vs Bond, ct al. Appeal from Sebastian Affirmed. ! Taylor, ct al vs State use Clayton.- Appeal from Desha. Reversed.
 Houston vs. Brown. Appeal from John son.
 G'iubbs, ct al. vs. Ellyson. Error to Ashley Affirmed. Wilder, ct al. vs. Mayo. Appeal from Monroe Reversed.
 Morton vs. Scull Error to Jeilerson.- Reversed
 Langley vs. Earkman Appeal from Clark Reversed.
 Burke, ad vs Fowler's ad. Error to Pulaski. Reversed.
 NJ. & R. R. R. E. Co.,. vs. Mayor of Camden. Appeal from Ouochita. Ar firmed.
 Randolph, ct. al vs. Thomas. Appeal from Desha. Reversed.
 Duncan vs. Bateman. Error to Je1er- son. Reversed
 Woodruff vs. Core. Appeal from Pu- laski Reversed.
 Raines vs Dooley. Appeal from Lafay- ette Affirmed.
 Cooper, ct al vs, State. Error to Chi cot Reversed.
 Cornish ys. Sargent Error to Union. Reversed.
 Atchley vs. Reeves. Appeal from Sa- line. Reversed.
 Cnnninsham ct al. vs. Bumbact, ct al. Appeal from Pulaski. Affirmed. State vs White. Appeal from Benton. Affirmed.
 Omey vs. State Appeal from Frank lin. Reversed.
 Joyce vs. Block. Appeal from Phillips Affirmed.
 Montgomery vs. Brittin. Appeal from Lafayette Affirmed
 Reitz vs. Taylor Appeal from Desha, Dismissed.
 Parish vs. Jones' Appeal from Desha. Reversed.
 Slate use etc., vs. Watts, ct al. Ap- peal from Dallas. Reversed.
 Kelly vs. County of Union. Appeal from Union Affirmed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
MAY TERM.

MAI l flAHs
 State nse Trustees vs May, ct al. Alp peal from Union. Reversed. Curtis, ct al vs. Daniel. Appeal from Drew. Affirmed.
 Tobey vs. IIagserty. Appeal from Yell. Affirmed.
 Henry, al. vs. Fine. Error to Wash ington. Reversed.
 Robinson vs. Bishop and wife. Appea from Yell. Affirmed.
 Slaughter, al vs Slaughter. Appeal from Phillips Reversed
 Slaughter vs. same. Appeal from Phil lips Reversed
 Same vs. same. Appeal from Phillips Reversed.
 Maban vs. Owen. Error to White.- Affirmed.
 Scott vs. Logan. Appeal from from Pope. Reversed.
 IIaralson vs. Walker, ct al. Appeal from Prairie Reversed.
 Taylor vs. None. Appeal from Prairie Affirmed.
 Guthrie vs. Price, ct al Error tc White Reversed.
 Barker vs. Parker. Error to Bradley. Reversed.
 WhatIey vs. Strong. Appeal from Co., lumbia Reversed.
 County of Union vs. Kelly. Appeal from Union. Reversed.
 Trustworthy VI. Austin. Appeal from Columbia. Affirmed.
 Bevcns vs. Baxter, school com. Appeal from Independence. Affirmed. Boutner vs Kent Appeal from Drew Reversed
 Berry vs. Barnes, ct at. Appeal from Drew. Reversed
 Cossart vs. Spence. Appeal from Clark Affirmed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
FIGHT AT Great BethelI, Virginia
1000 Somherners achip 6,OOO Eedera1ists-by Northe,m oc- counts of tie 40air.
30 Killed and 100 arounded, dc

ST. LoUrs, June Especial grand jury, special session U. s. district court in ses- sion, 20ih July. Santa Fe letter says that Capt Maury, of Virginia, Capt. Lind sey, of Mississippi, Capt. Stephenson of 9th infantry, and Maj. Sibley of 2d dfa- goons have resigned; Col. Gradson and Maj Reynolds will soon follow. The Arazonia Times says, ga heavy army train has been seized by Texans"
 BALTIMORE, June 1l.-Gen Butler nov ed several regiments to dislodge the south erners at Great Bethell, which is nine miles from Hampton. At Little Bcthellfhe Ger man regiment mistaking signal, fired on Col. Townsend s column, which was march
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

EE- The National Intelligencer, once a conservative journal which has exercise l great influence, construes the speech of Lord ohn Russell in the English Parliament as recognition of the Confederate States as an independent nation. The eastern pa pers, deprecatingly, take the same view of his Lordship's views.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
NOTICE
MAY FLOWER SALOON

N0R SIfeef, ne0r Me 7NredETe,
 JAMES GARIBALDI, PROPRIETOR. TAKES this method of informing the ci. l tizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he has opened the above named saloon, and has on hand large lot of choice Liquors, Wines, Havana Cigars, etc. Try him and judge for yourselves.
 ALSO-Sole Agent for Borgo's Celebrated Stomach Bitters A sure preventive for Fever and Ague, DiarrhDa, Bilious Attack, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases common to southern eli mate JAMES GARIBALDI
 P S. Sales made by wholesale as cheap any other house in town 6,000 Cigars for sale cheap Litle Rock, May g, 1861. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
State of Arkansas, Piaintif,

State of Arkansas, PIaintD, 1
 William L. Hudson, Tilford Se;re fae;as q, for-
 Denton, Jaoes J. Wilburn teitsd recoon;agnee
 Henry Hudson, Forest Hud-
 son and Berry Hudson, De No. 26.
 tcndantS.
 hN this day comes the attorney for said " plaintiff. and it appearing to the court that said plaintiff on the 5th day of October SEQ filed herein her petition addressed to the judge of this court, setting forth therein that the records of the recognlzance and the interloeutory judgment there on for the sum of two thousand dollars. and the order for a scre tacias to issue in this cause had been destroyed by fire, and praying that the same may be rensiated upon the record of this court said petition being duly verified by the affidavit of the attorney for said plaintiff and it appearing that said defendants have not been notified of the pen dency of said petitiOn-t Is therefore ordered by the court, that said defendants be notified by pub- lication in some newspaper printed in Little Rock, in the State of Arkansas, (there being no news paper printed in said county of Calroll of the pendency of said petition, the object of which is rcinstate upon the records of the circuit court of said county of Carroll, the recoenizance the in terlocutOry judgment thereon aud the order for the issuance of scre facas in this cause as aforesaid, and that said defendants appear before the judge of our said Carroll circuit on the first day of the next term of said court, at court to be holden at the court house in said county, and then and there show cause if any they have or can why said records shall not be reinstated atOresaid-and it is further ordered that this order be published in such newspaper as aforesaid, for two consecutive weeks the last publication to be at least six weeks before the first day of the next term of this court, at which said petition is to be heard as aforesaid
 A true copy from the record, May 2s, 1861.
 $. w. PEEL, Clerk.
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