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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-17

Ala Court OF Probate haldsa at Bueksport with .
IN ana Tor the County OF Hancock on the Sd Wei.
nesdsy Of Nav \. ID. 1859.
bchJsinin H. Mace, administrator upon tina 4 a.,
tate OF
Joanna somes late Of fremont
m SAID tounty ducrased-naviax ur.seut.d hi.
frst and hual account OF AdmIaisaratlsn mon
SAID estate for + ubste -
ORDERED Il hat he said Admini.tr,tor sic.
notice thereof to al persons Interested bv csn.
lhs copy % thts order 70 be published thrs,
Neeks succrssiye!y IN the Ellsworth AmerI,,r
P'mteu ~ Ellsworth that they may Apurar M 4
fFnoMs Court 10 be holden At Biaeau on Inc
fF't wednesday Of Jaiy next At ten Of tie
nave why the same should not es allowed
Psrker Tuck j. dgp
"He 'oPy-AitcSt Heo. a Dyer Reg stsr.
3v2t
At Court OF Probate holden At Buck.por, with
in and for the County of Hsncocx. on the IA
" Wednesday Of MAY \. b. ls6s.
''eo- W fcrktns al. AiIurs upon the Est,t. Of
Geo. D. = Buksr
late OF Csstine, In said County deceased-hsvian
presented their first '-rnuut Of Adraiuistraf,on
upon "a d estate for Probate;
ORDERED - That te -sid Admin strator. slre
notice thereof {" NIL persons interested Nv caa.-
ing copy Of thi- Order TO be published titres
printed IN Ellsworth that they NAV appear nj a
prsbale Court TO be holden At Blu.ntil on IND
~ st "Wednesday Of july next, at ten OF thrt
clock IN the toren pon and shew cause II any they
nave why the same should b. aliow-t
Parker TICK judge.
true Copy-Astest CSC A. DrxR Reg .trr
3w2,
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DYSPEPSIA
AND L!vEn
COPlAlMT.
Important Certi1ct' G..

digestive oFs sH- tr--itirst lbs pms stefan, a -u-
arscmsui 1T -" liver inflammation OF tire stbtn.
Arh tni iurIt than len NrLr>, and rufrlcst SHAT
WORT. describe. Wltn"ut r-tl-i Irafr tsr
most c-l.hlat medical ktil that could De 'vn-t'
-,i- $. A. .rtur 81 L.. The PIN -!rian Who l,-t ~
irLds-i iiic ~ try 1oosa's .NSJrtsF and gsrte-
afor. lie had 'yitnr- ed IT, rnevts. NJ said, l1
~, own practice, ant could resousnIrnilt ~ tnr
vi CHEST terms. had about lot faith ia even hG-
bnt ioiluM-d M advice. procur tac medicine.
Tito effect inspired me with hope. continued
III, n-r ant S.ill improved, following Il up
gtrM stronger Aai stronger Aut uttered lT-- and
r. from NV 'ruutr-. Thi- moati1--
until Wa r-lev-d nni Be~s'eh W u" i. niger
pndd- <eryIne r-torr.i me to complete and -nuhd
health and language Is able ~ express the
gratitude | feel At being well once more am
thoroughly cured Of the hhrrib- suffering int had
mad. ten YEAR "f ny lie most wEetch"d- No
on- can conceive ny JOY ala" IA, not eNpcrienceI
a iik. recovery. l.. y. LIBBY
It, PAU Mimi
For safe is al! Drugls-t- At One Dollar 4 Bottle
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DODD'S
NE 3

NEw LONDON. CoSS.. April 70 Issg.
REAEABERED FRtENp-I thought il well TO wait
another week before writing. to sec II continued
tn improve. ~ have been doing for some time
under the treatment OF the new medicine, and /
am happy to tell you that am getting better
even Easter than when you here. COM
msnred the use Of DobUs SERVlNE without
anybody advising me to it. when | began with
u | could oniy walk from ms bed 10 the chair
Nv trouble hA- been extreme pam In the he al
and has lasted over thrrc wears All the ssdtcinr
! have heretofore akcn IA. failed 10 give any re-
lief am now able To ~ ~ and down stairs, aud
daily Improving consider the NERvINE tee
best medicine ever found ami shall coutinue its
use for am con hicnt II entire recovery. have
taken only1 hr-r hottl :. and would not BE- with
out u on any account.
swA Very truly Mas. l. .. MUTE
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To Females
Dr.. FREDERICK MORRILL,. PHYSICIAN

and surgeon, gSCs exclusive ATTENTION IL Dt.eass-
Of otncn. lie hAs male diseases o. omen his
study for The past twenty yt@T-. lis practice Ia.
becn sXiensI i've hoin hospital anil In private
practice III. reputation has yourh q. u all the
city papers. hs patients and NE medical pTafr..
zen, both here and abroad, q. lciu. u. nost skt-
tai specialist here. AMI thorough master 81 AL
sexual dl-ea--s.
hT Morrill, j. admitted b. tho b-si las4icAl Ia
ent OF The e-uuiTy T. have equal "a tho treat
tn'ut Of frUalr tofr fiAlut. ana o. b. unu. IA
oef urrrnce Tor phF-i,tAns ln regular Irars4s. t.
Terotncnd pAient- 30 hlfu Tor treatment When al
niricd WIKI diseases IA NE sIscTiAlty
I,adic, viii receive iAc moot Irnilhc attention.
both medically and urslcA4ls. with private part
mehts cuuns sc-nr-s. ami lth Old ana expert
en ed nun .rs 81 hey a4-h-
The poor advised iTre ~ chArgr. FhYs4r4An. or
patients wishing hi- optn.an ~ advice rs lclirr
AMI cuclpsin. ihc usual Zee. I'll 10 answered b.
return mai.
Artiic4.e- sent % all paris ~ The country.
oEcc. No - How AID T.. Boston Mac
sFlasib
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Yesal 1utiees
Commissioners Notice

W. the subscribers, having been sppointad hv
Tue Hon. Parker Tuck. Jadee OF Probate for III.
tonnty OF Hancock, 10 receive and examine me
claims Of creditors to the estate OF
Joseph Delaittrc
iats OF Ellsworth deceased represented insol,ept
20 'ereby give notice that siI months are allowed
70 sAd creditors 10 bring in and prove their claims
ana that We shall attend that service Mt the of,lrr
X A. srinkwatsr Esq at said Ellsworth nu
WI, ,an aay OF Jaiy next and the iIth day Of Sen
Ellsworth. june Iith, A. d. 1853
r. Brinkwater
80, WA. Ssmerby,
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A Letter.


A Letter
PROM pr Conuach.r
To DR. Wolrutt
pear sir. A Man
+, ,lt,a ON me q. :, Nth,
To vts,t .i-s .ofnan
Who 80. M, /, x,c,.ret
Tnuvc IN unorp,n-
e.xsrai nhv.irl,n-
,t 1900 I'M. -,
vt,' n.- w ,n i.,,,
1870, h... -.,,a,t ~
WITH $50 1 n ,,rr -,. xt.
r't IN. -.' ''' 80
49, M. VII -,o,,t.,
,t'e',,a IL, ..,rn
w.,rt''n. Will ~ =, ~
80 III,
80 -. -.
49,. - .,'.L
- -,
H''' 10Y 49,
sac asa '''eT" mn '''' ramon OF inc bowels.
applied PAIN PAINT freely, and IN less than az
teen ritHueS every particle % Pam waa gone
Anpthcr, TRIUMPH for your PATS PANT. Her
fcsh MA nearly froln repeated apple atoms
1T Mustard flA-irr~. They purchased . bot
Tie u fals FAINr. and -hr i. DOING well. and out
Of Danger htl Ju-t got home, ana nearly
asleep. when smother person came amer want
INK relief for his Nilr, who htd toothlrhr ~he
Wa cured Instantly NJ applying rtfN rAtSr
H"sly 70 tho outsldr VI her iArc Lat Monday
NIX ~ gentleman Nhn krrp. Livery stable
here called on ar 10 wax ht- Wii~. 80 ass b-rn
.arcriaE Tor '"ns umr ~ith Liver Compliant
Cough, AMI a boat of troubles, the result u "a.
tara. Eeers FAgsicaan "a thu. /, va hal prarti,ed
on hrr. but Always tcU hrr worse. The Bottle.
that had continued the Dru3s she hal ,srolLp.ee4
would Ill iarS- DrF t.oOds Box In her ,ase /
used 10th fNfS PANT and A>SituI ,ToH in a
few mlhutc- she eutlrcly r-licy.l Of all
had done IA many months >h. bought pint OF
TAN FAINT and a pint oi the ANNt HlLATOR, and
Il t~ro'efing her health rapidly could send
% hundred cases whore have used your
krtucdir- iGT PAN. >trSursA. and disease who b
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FOR BLACk wORAs, and fimples on the lace
use MERRY's CoAEDoNE AND PIhPLk kkAk.
DY prepared only by DR.. B. c. cry ~ Bond
ST. sew York. Sold every where. The rdas sup
Dliod by Wholesale Drugyists
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Wanted in Watertown Mass

- glf.s 90 bAstc men 4 boys Cioi hing
>trsds cmVloyuhcnt A ihe hishs.i wages paid
Aifrvs. Employer" Boa NO. wsssriowu
Mas
june tn 49, swsI
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SIXTY YEARS (!


FOX over Sixty Years DIR. : o. RICHARDSON'S
7 SHERRY WINE BlTTER> have been used by
the pubic ~ correct Ia prbii aud nctiye funct m
Of the human syetrH, II promotes healthy za-t ie
-ecretion,, rorrects Live arrangement ral,rrt-.
CosIINE>Es> and Rheumatic affections cure
Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite, Kidney Complaints,
Weak Back. Dizziness. Lapguo., Dyspepsia, ana
II attendant symptoms Its valuable tonic and
strengthening properties viii invigorate the con
yaescent, cleanse the Blood from humors and
will afford comfort aud relief 10 the aged by stn-
ulating The constitution to resist its impending in
hrInities- Thousands OF the venerable population
OF New England are sus tanned in health their life
prolonged TO cnjay vigorous and happy old age
by he use of n. Richardson's sAERgY WINE HI
IKRs.
The HEIRS be obtained separately ami MAY
be prepared in small quantities. In water or with
wine or spirit. Price 50 cents per package.
ONCE, 5 fremont Row, Boston. aud sold by
Druggsists and Apothecariss sml7
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- ELF HELP FOR THE ERKiNG.-W ord,
- ot Cheer tor Young Men. hu have allen
victims to ~OGi NJ. EVILS. desire a better Nan.
HOOD sent la sealed letter nvelopr-. free ui
charge. Address HOW ARD A->ps IArIoN, HoA
r. PhIA.lrlPh!A, ia.
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Moth Patches. Treckies and Tan.

0,HE ONLY Reliable Remedy for those BROWN
i DIsCoLoRArroNs the face, Is 7tryr's
Moth and Freekde Lotion. Prepared only by
Or. b. c. PERRY, ~ Bond ST., New York.
ArSold everywhere. Xep.
20 remove Meth Patches, Freckles and Tan
i from the face use PERKr's MORN AND
FREcKLE LonoS. Sold by all druggists. Pre-
pared only By DIR. B. { Perry.
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MilkcSbarrs, Penn
pr. x i. WOLCnTT, "f ~ Chatham square
y ha- patients than any OspItal IN the
world. lie discard, all upseInZ, a.d removes
iur Pam. Aud Ami hilAtor, for tAtarTn and " ca
Nrrvr-. b. sold At al Drug -torr-. III Charge
thing for atvlrr AMI -rni- 70 any person hI-
RrIEcdI-., Tree If express changes, receipt Of
u NJ each urirr. rt-rrtore n.tt- ureL VIZ deceive
cI by counterfeit. lie Nh, only Whiir Wfap
p-rs Ia-t
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Removal.

~ tREELl. would respectful,
\ announce to his old Patrons. aud the
publis IA general thai he has Removed from his
ola stAnd, 10 tho mes stor- next above pr l..
B. >DEEi>' Drug store, formerly G q. PEGh's
BE wvu.d also iAkc this oppor unity express hi.
thank u III. old patrons for their indulg. nrcs
patronage and iAvors. and would respectfully o..
lcI their eontinR ane- OF The sAaa. and also their
aGica;loa ~ the following notice
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING LIST or PRICES
Wand then acknowledge that ,litehcll has struck
the ground tier and that you buy NOR,
gpos aud better quality Tor the me ney. than can
t~ had In any store in New England We haze
tho BIGGE>T STOCK AMI the LARGEST ARfE-
Ti last II boston 10 select from. Our goods are
all II RE and Of the very beet quality. We keep
nd sell everything In the Grocery Line. from lon
hbl- OF nour 10 n nutmeg and from piut Of Inc
gar TO n HID. ~ Mola~-eS. We deliver our goods
In Bangor aud Brewer frrr of carriage.
Our SPICES are the ftKk>T aud BE~T TO be
found In the market.
Our TEAS aud CDFf H. .re strictly pure, and
are warranted 20 be just what sell them far.
aud won't have to be brought back.
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TIE subs criber thankful for past favor. in
! hi line OF business, takes this method Of
saying that the present will hc the last season
h. j. expected to be inthe clothing trade la this
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TEAS.

Good sweet oolong &C very line do poc Extra
Choice 81 90 per liz. kngi-h Breakfast very
tchors' al ~ and 81 ~. Japan 20 cts. 81 o.. and
about good Japan Arorri', sl.so. NrI ". ny
= = Il = L.. L - -..L
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COFFEE

Raw Kio 80 Porto abello Is Java'5c to SOC /.
Mocha &c. RntsrKp-Rin sSr z. q. 90 Java
tSc, and Pure Old Government Java snr. Burnt
ant ground l1'ts.. l3rts., s.cts. and = cts
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DICKENS WORK
Additional Christmas STORIES,

not included N ;hr previous collection Of ,ll,
Series comprising seven Poor Travellers. h,.
Holly Tree Inn, Somebody Luggage, MIR Iir-
Tpcr', Iu.lgin>. Mrs La riper.s Legacy tn
alrIGoid'- rre>rripti Mugbt junction. 49,
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIRaToN June 1O.-Secretary Boutwell,
perseveres in his policy of selling $4,000 900 in
gold and buying million in bonds weekly.
The train carrying President Grant north
ward was thrown from the track at Annapolis
Junction by a cow. Two cars were smashed,
and several persons injured, including Mr..
Weld, OF Atlanta, Ca, whose face was badly
out. The presidential party were uninjured.
MIR. Weld, Of Atlanta, who was hurt in the ac-
cident, was en- route to Europe as State 1mmi
grafton agent. A gentleman from Charleston,
3. g., en- route for Maine, was struck by splin-
ter in the breast and seriously bruised.
The committee Of cotton brokers wrote to
Commissioner Delano that thsy are the me re
agents for bringing buyers and sellers togeth-
or; that they are parties to only one transac-
tion, aud should not ray two taxes. They state
that they have each an Office in New York City,
where they display samples Of cotton re-
ceiyed by the COMMISSION merchants and pro-
cure buyers for the said cotton-they have no
interest whatever in said cotton, other than
procuring buyer, and receive g. brokerage
from sellers Of twenty-five cents per bale. De-
iano has given no decision.
1t is rumored that Borie will resign, and that
Governor Gesry, of Pennsylvania, will succeed
him.
The negro Stewart, whom the police carried
to the polls where he voted, has been sent to
Baltimore by the aut thorities for safety.
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as- PROPOSALS FOR, RATIONS AND

1~ PROPOSALS FOE. RATIONS AND
FUEL FOR LIG VESSELS, &c-OFFIoE
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, No. 40 BROAD
STREET. AT CHARLESTON, 8. c., JUNE o, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Twelve O'Clock NJ SATURDAY, the l2th day
OF June. 1869. for furnishing and delivering Rations
and Fuel as may be called for for the ght-vesse]s
and tenders which are may be in this District
for one year, from the 1st day of july 1862 to the
3oth june, 1870, inclusive. The rations to be of
good and approved quality; to be delivered along
side of the lighthouse tender or other vessel pro-
vided for the purpose, at Charleston s. c., and to
be stated In the bid accordingly, in good and cuff
ctent packs ges, barrels, boxes, and cases, and in
good order, once quarter free of oil expense to the
United Sates agreeably to speciAcatiops which will
form part of the contract copies of which may be
had by applying at this office.
The bids for rations coal, and wood will be con-
sid"red separately.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light.vessels," and then
placed in another envelope and left or directed 10
this Office, prepaid if sent by mail
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
E. E. STONE, Commander o. g. N,
June 10 8 INSPECTOR Sixth Distric
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.

Sumter. 9,n
MIR. Timothy Morton, one of the oldest citi-
zens Of the Town of Sumter, died last week.
Clarendon.
The Manning Township election came of on
last Saturday, and resulted in the choice OF the
following persons: Selectmen, j. +. June.
white; Titus Mellett, Herod Heverns, colored
Clerk, 7. N. Butler. Surveyor, J. NJ. Fielder.
Constable, The0. Harvin, colored. Notice was
given verbally that the election would ba pro-
tested on &C ;ount OF illegal votes cast.
Darlington.
Captain David @. Milling, an old resident
and merchant OF Darlington, died on Monday
last, aged SO. =:
At the recent election In Lydia Township the
Democratic ticket was elected by large ma
iorltv. viz: Seectmen 20. d. Lee, R. d. Josey
and w. III. Thomas; Road HurveyOr--Rev John
Josey; Clerk. O. Clemepts; Constable
Joseph r. King.
The Darlington Democrat says: "The ill
contract Was. on Saturday, awarded to Cox. q
coiored man from Florence. There were two
bids IN the hands Of the commissioner, and 10 q
large Job like that. we are surprised to see
such close figuring. One bid twhiIe1 was $40 :
67b, the winning bid was $10.650. This looks
like inspiration.
The same pspcr has the following: ''In our
issue we noticed the attempt OF come parties to
burn the residence OF MIR. Jacklan Gee. On
last Thursday mOrning the same parties, IL is
supposed, came back before daylight and set
fire to his be rn, which was entirely consumed
also an adjoining staple. Mr. Gee lost all OF his
fodder, ploughs ard plou9h gear. There is O
camp OF these outlaws on Jefffies Creek, who
everything in their reach. They should be
hunted dow0 and brought to justice. They
are part OF the same gang that shot and rob-
bed Mr. John Il. Law, last TALL"
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"A New York letter Of Tuesday saws :
.Ihere are signs Of coming oppositions ia ali
lie insurance oompanies, viii 3D., under the
plea OF mutual. draw numerous members To
their concern, but, nevertheless, manage their
business as that OF o close corporation. The
Mufual Lifo Insurance Company, OF New Y ,rk.
the LARGEST In the city, held an election OF an.
rectorS to-day, and for the flrst time In the
DasscTy OF the constitution, there was an oppo.
sitton ticket. It was not sGcs8ssful. SIMPLY
because the matter had not been canvassed be-
fore hand. Caly this morning advert rtfsensents
cal!lna upOn policy holders 10 exercise thelr
r,gnt M TO vote appeared ~ the daily paneIs, bat
increment 10 siRn,icant. however. showing
that the haicyon dAss or nautnal insurance
companies are approaching their end
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11

CAN A STATE AUTH ,RIzB THE LANpYNa or
TELReRApH OABLEs.- reply to an inquiry
from MIR. Peter Cooper. President of the New
York, Newfoundland aud London Telegraph
Company, the Uaited States Attorney General
gives 1t as his opinion that the consent Of the
Siate OF Name will not. without the consent OF
Congress-. authorize the Company to connect
Newfoundland with Name by cable. The con
stitution pives to Coz gros the power to regu-
late commerce.. Chief Justice Msrehall has
SAID that commerce includes all intercourse
between nations. The telegraph is an innpor-
taDt means OF intercourse. and Is, therefore,
subject 70 Congressional regulation or prohi.
bltion, since the power TO regulate includes
that. to. prIhiblt when necessary. Congress-
asserted this right when, in the not OF May 8,
1865 At Rrant@ d to the Ocean Telegraph Com
pany tor fourteen years the exclusive right to
80 important 9 connection with foreign ma.
,ions could not be permitted to remain under
State control.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11
SPARKS FROM THE, WIRES.

A fierce tornado passed over portions of Ohio
yesterday, destroying bridges aud fences and
unroofng houses.
The City Conncil OF Jackson, Mississippi,
has passed resolutions condemning, in behalf
Of the community, tho recent murder OF
Colonel Crane.
Tho statement that several capitalists OF
New York had contracted to loan the Chasa-
peake and Ohio Railroad $l2 600 600 to buiid
the road is ceniradicted; bnt negotiations are
stM pcnciAA with view TO snass .es......,
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Bubuy, o new APT cies OF the cotton plant.
IL 10 reported, le now exteneveiy cultivated in
the Philippine lslands BY the m,ssionarit 8.
The plant " OF q very ,argo siSs and begins to
sore three to four inches IN length. and one
hundred OF them. 1t 10 asserted, will yield
three pounds Of The Rlre. Wl Oh, whom alaanedi
s0iis x9r nin0 doIlars q hund,ed weight,
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THE ARRESTS IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA June 10.-The parties arrested in
Warrenton. Ga, by the military, have been re-
leased by the court on giving bonds. Judge
Andrews. Of the Circuit Court, has forbidden
the sheriff, at whose instance the arrests were
made, to act in any way or assume the func-
tions of bis Office. Quiet has been restored,
and good feeling exists between the citizens
and the military.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11

Wilder, OF Rockwood Iron Works, waH in the
CITY yesterday for o short time. He informs us
that the xniners inshis coal mines are now at
work uuon deposit OF coal which exceeds in
An aiT course driven across the bed shows a.
TO be over one hundred feet thick This is
more than tRace che thickness OF the largest
beds OF anthracite coal in Pennsylvania.
lKao1Oi4e Press and Herald. juno G.
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TIE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, June 10.-Jordan's flibusters IRE
near Trinidad. The Governor of Trinidad, re-
fusing to resign, was killed by the volunteers.
The railroad has been again cut, and there is
heavy skirmishing near Trinidad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11
Marrieo.

:. EIGNIOUs-BUT LER-On the 9Th of June, at
the residence of the brides father by the Rev W.
=: MoUzoN, CHARLES w. SEiGNIOUS Jn , to Miss
MARY w., only daughter OF RIoHARD MI. BUTLER
oil of this city. No cards. =
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Special netifcs.

aS- ESTATE NOTICEABLE PERSONS
indebted to the late JAMES MOUL rbIE, M. d., will
make payment, and those having claims against his
estate will present them properly atested to Mesers
RUTLEoaE YOUNG. Solicitors, No. 26 Broad-street
H. GOURDIN, Qualified Executor.
June III June IL, % 1amo Q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-11

AT BATCHRLOR'S HAIR DYB.--THIs
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye harmless. relisble inntar Ia
neouss no aSsaroointMsnts xidicuous tints; REM
cdles the m effects Of bad dyes; invigorasas and
leaves the batr noft and beautiful haok or hropn.
SOFA ~ OH Drn9assts snd Pszrnmsrs, snd properly
appsisd n BatNhsaof'e WIN Sacsory, NO. =. Bond-
sssest, NsR yezk. Tyr May is
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11- N o T I G e E.--CONSIGNEES PER
Schooner NEITIE RICHARDSON are notified that
she Is discharging THIS DAY at Kern g Wharf, and
all Goods remaining on wharf after sunset will be
stored at expense and risk of owners
June IL WEST & JONES.
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a% EXECUTORS FINAL NOrICE.--NO-
TOE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
July ensuing, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate of Charleston
County for final discharge as Executors of Will of
the late EBENEZER n. RODGERS
FRANCIS g. RODGERs>
snShsB E! e! a6DalsSI Z; hoPaHRS' Executors.
June wfm1mo
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a5-THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY, having repenished its Stock with a
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest Styles is prepared 10 execute at
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING of every description
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders eleeWhere
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OUR LETTERS FROM TRw COUNTRY:
FURTHER PARTICULARS CONCERNING
THE CROPS AND TIE LABOR.
Interesting Accounts from Anderson,
Fairfield. Georgetown, OrangehurR,
Kichland, sumter and Nflliams-
burg Counties.

We continue the publication of the CORES
pondence in regard to the crops, with which
The NEWS has been favored by its friends in
various sections Of the State:
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The Emperor OF. Morocco has granted d
i@Re tract or land 70 an English com pany for
the purpose or raisIng cotton.