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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

Audfosresgin, ~as,iahuc, aai
kn4A. ur cashier oi tAvif Deputies
W command you - alta nc soo.l. Or estate
~ la "a Nl.sy % ia iht
-tAls Of ,AHtbgn4a - thr yslnr oi bpc thousand
IaIlaf. and .uuiIss.u IAr aid defendant Il To-
ulAy ~ ioaa1 Ia suug pres ncii T. appcAs before
,st4s Justlse. OF tAu >iFkLME ~ hIttAL Cot III
meas ~ ~ holden Ia Eil4Sursh. within ami Tor
our County oi HAnrocs. on the fourth lue~dAy 81
p,tahrr t. A.; hen And thsf" IA our said tourJ 10
ai!ss vet Lalr John E.vIsr ENrtutpr ui the " III %
E..- Ela~t.et late 81 bacAspoFt ~ sA4d tousty
81 Hancock
IL 4 rIkA on rnE CASY. for that the said be
lrnAAni Al sald Hucktpor on the sEh day VI De
crraiicr A. -. l-gY by hs, prOilissry .ptc OF That
date ~ him sub.cFt,5.-I Tor value received prom
lsel all Buss thsu !iyiag Ia pay him order Toe
sufa ~ thTre huuIEc,l aid ninety uue dollars on
demand ~4th inlrrrst.
Ai-r log ti4ai tie Defendant atBucksport sfor-
sa4i ot is. .sta DAY pt Uciobcr ID. 1872. by his
ol4ics yr0nl.-ry siotc % that date for value ~.
reIyc,i PROMISED said Bllas thea lis!ne to pay hiIa
~ order uilytxo dollars scyeats I've cents on de-
mani with Interest
lEr mot sH oEIES REVrEsrrD the said Defend
al, diI not ~ las 10. tiIrc pay said Bb-s. nor
since ms dcc-A e tile FlAiuur. but neglect 80 10
do ~ the DAMAGE u sad flaiatld u hs s4 cafa'
cliy lAs lie says Tbs sgH kI-yen hundred uol-
lAr- Which shall then anu there be made to appear
with other due damsg~s, And have you tneTc
THIS VIM with yonr dolags susercin-
Witness, Joan AEfLEruS, k.4uirc, al LlisSerih
this s5th aAy ol may the year Of our L0ri ono
thousand ight hGa drcd and sixty C isht-
4. ". feFry CLERK.
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'RRING BUT NOBLE.-selEhelp for Young
Men, " no having erred, desire betsor man.
mood. sent IN sealed letter envelopes. free OF
charge II benefited retarn the postage. Ad.
dress PHiLANTHROS, Box r, Philadelphia Pa.
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Bankruptcy 1lotircs.
~ RINKRTPTCY.

4 his kitI COZ ~ Vt ihh ~ IL
~ STATES-pi,irict u Maine.-ln Bank
ruptcy.
Eil.worth. December. Iath, l~6s.
IN the matter Of George Warren. Of OTIS,
IN said District, Bankrupt. Il i ordered that q
third general meeting of tie crediiors OF
.sid Hankrunt he nsid before Peter Thachct Esq-.
Register ~ nkruptcy in -ad District az his Of
nrr In Ellsworth vii, AZ ~. clerk oi the courts
office. on the la,h hay 81 February. \. q. l~a at
% onork, \. w.. Tor the purpose named in the TWEEN
iv-cighth section 81 the bankrupt Act. approved
Mar,h end, l~is.
l. II. THOMAS Assignee.
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s1I>rTItr COURT OF THE UNITED STA
I'm ~-ntstrlct OF Maine-Ia bankruptcy.
Ellsworfh Dec iath. lsSS,
In the matter 81 Nathan T. Stoycr OF Hiuchill H.
-ail district bankrupt. II j. Ordered thai n 50
r~ua general meeting Of tie creditors OF said
Raatrur- h. held before Peter Thatcher Esq.
Register in BANKRUPTCY IN said district at his of
ne iu Ell-worth. 70 ait At the Office ot the Clerk
81 tic tonft. 90 the isih. day Of Fcb.A. u. ls5,,
IL nine o'clock n. VI. for ihc purpose named
the ssth. SEE OF the Bankrupt Act approved March
81 l~ss.
u W. Hinkley Assignee.
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DEAFNESS CATARRH SCROFULA

ness, Catarrh and scrofula was cured b, a sim.
pie remedy. Hsr sympathy and gratitude
prompts hec to send tue receipts free of charge to
any eng similarly, afflicted. Address Mr.. II. {.
L., Hob0k.n, \, J.
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500 \ MONTH sin n = a, sss

seekers. but reliable. steady. pFohta BILE employ
meut for those who mean basinssA. Address with
Ct stamp. 4. l.. Wan Allca co. - New -
NeR YORK.
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Probate Notites.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 :
concerned thai he MS been appointed ard has
taken upon himself the tru-t Of an Executor of
the last VIII and Testament Of
Nehemiah Hincklry late n hluohiu'
ihc county u Hancock, Dc
therefore iequc.i- 81 persons who are indebted
80 me said drccasea+- estate to max. immediate
payment. ana those who have any demands there
"n. TO 'Nhin.' Tie came for settlement
January. :. lsp. a~s
At acourt % Probate holden q, Ellsworth within
and i"r the teusi. Of Hancock. on iac lsi " e j.
ncadAr Jan. t-H.
l. q fifILBEoDk idmiai.sra.or on ,hc estate
of >icphen Mark late q in sais County
deceasei-havinE pr -rntri hi- hrst account 81
Admin irAiion upon .atI c-tate tnr Probate,
ORDERED. rus; said Administrator gave notice
thereof "a all persons tuter.sts.i. BY ,au-lug a
copy Or ti,i. order to be pahli.h-d tnrc- week.
.Ler.sstvels "a the Ellsworth AfrrurAn. printed
10 tli worth. thst "a ) may appear al 4 Probate
Court iu hc holden At tse tie 1t " ciues-
dAY - fcb nrki. At tra Of she clock 20 III FORE
noau. and she's .,au-c, & am they have. Why iisr
''''' ''''4'' ''' - rtrArn rrcN Judge.
Attn oary-A,sc-, .--Dro. 4 p1Er. Rss'F.
lw-
I'M subscriber hrrens .asc- Public noii5c To all
csacrruri thai hc hAs rrsn ,uiy appointed
ana pa. nAsa upin Aiuitelf iho iru-i 20 ~ ENccui
I.h- : RADON. is,. ~ Nj. ro..rt.
in the c.anfr q; hane,srA dce.d-ci, Pr s,v-
.n. l-.al ~ t.c law directs. IN therefore rr-
4arst. nd. gef-ea- vhs .ndrtei 90 thr aid dr.
,.a-tia f4fr OPP make ,raff al. "a i.lrni and
tAutc vAo Aatg Aus actaaul- tarryYE ta cxH.ti
ths same f5r -ctucfusnt.
Johr IS. ~orc'
Jan. Cd. 49,. 4w-
AtA ,aass N rrat.a.- he.ira II Lu.wo,a. within
ami Got tAc county 7f iiaaeas1 % RE "a Wei.
usrlaF .l IAn. = NJ l.
IONS ulnirpFTr sdm.ai,frAsvr apoa ,h- -
= IL r.at -..ylaa % Il .fae~ tatr 20 10 k.Fart
n sa.4 Comfy 4'r'-.'l-hAriu. prss"aiel his
AEs. a.ttHat ul A4aa4H. s;-4.34l ap sA-i cFtAir
4.r
pI.lI.II.b .Aaf he sail aim stratrr give
1.-e O.. a4l fr--on- IutUrcstsd. ~ rau..H =
"a raur % ttI- nr.lrf ta - Isl .li=h Z I4rve w~fk
.artr-ft,of t4e ii.u ofth AHsrrtctn. printed ln
...surtl ta4i tlirf lnHF appear A. PROBATE
taatt 20 b. holden a; Iiszugta. on tho iet w.
t.s..ag ui tyH nsst ai tsn VI thr clnek tn tHe
fr-cAaan. aH1 Hhc'- esu-e q tines hAsr wlg
.U -.3 3. s-fuucHt siio4tI uot lc presrt. appr.N-
~. and allowed the lAsg will An4 testament -
.t.---.--l.
Parker TDtk. judge.
A a
swz
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10 tsr Honorable Iu1sr of rrunAtc ior thr CO..
ty ol IiznsoVs.
fHE untrs-l gue-i. " .lHw rf tseoTEc T.. Jupct
~ e. B.a41ts44ir. "a sA4l 1H4ntY 4ecrAsft r~+.
S.rtti4lly ytprcs.uta. Tat sAH! dec rass-I de-
..,-,-d ~ F,s-.lal i.-tatr. al luseu,afr of
s., rl. g har brcn l4l1 returned iate The Probate
Nr., tlAf aer rIr. naf-tau0r Fru#ttr % rrgcssaft
t...- -ar els4YA have uspge 81 sAtI Personal -
t.l. '.ar eritti - - oU distribution thor
.f tasluE 1870 Minor A4.lrru e. care lor enc
thrt,;rtc rrAts tA4t your Honor w.ui4 grant q rr
....b ,llovanrc oui ~ sA4d rsrsauAl tstat', a.
p Huf % l-rIs Goa SOU MAS determine nr-.-sAfs
ai.i irarcf CIR beg -upFori And ma4nialnAno"-
jAAuAf, t i-' NN>tt }. JDNES.
SIAN ~ NRrNF
Haarotk - .-,our1 q Probate, Jan. term. \. II 10.
I~H-
t..u ths iufc sslng petition.
ttGuit.El,-thAt -Ald Willow give puhilr no
I-- g.. ali i-cF.uas Ingcrvstel us causing copy 4
t.e -tt-.a and tn. or'icr 'a,f~sa 81 -c publish
sl thftr s,eks succcs&ise5 m Inc E.is't fit Amer
leau D icss paper Published .n t44-wofu ln sAsd
county HAL iiry gnsy IJrAr AZ court oi probate
iUr ssiI county. - h. held ttswrtth uu thr lsl
~ ctinr-.!av 81 fsh ucAi. al tru III tbs cipsN
.tr fsiyn .on t. shcw cause II ans they have, hy
the pray ~ OF sA4d petitioner shoul4 be grant
al.
PkHKIg TICK, Judge.
Aursi. Gro. A. Di ER. kra-ter. ~!
true CuPy -,ie-i .-t,to. \. DIAN 81 gister.
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YN The District court Of the United -tatc.-
i District II Matnr-ln BANKRUPTCY.
Ellsworth. December 18Th, lss--
IN the matter Of Charles Eatoni Of Deer
i.ie, In said District. Bankrupt IL is ordered
that 4 thirs general meeting Il the creditors Of
saii Bankr upt be held before Peter TEACHER Esq,
Register in bankruptcy 30 said Dust ici At his Of
in Ellsworth, To vii. al the Clerk of the courts
once on the igth. day Of February, A. .. ls'5s. at
. O'Clock A n Tor the purpose named Ia the
iwcniv-eiEhih .cctson Of the bankrupt Act APP
proved March 81 lSjs.
!. n. THOMAS. Assignee.
Ellsworth Maine.
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d. f ID

Died in BluehiI, Jan. 18th, Mr.. Wheelock W.
Hihckly, aged Is years
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To The Hon. Parker rues Indxe OF Probate
for Hancock County.
Charles J. Abbott OF ta.iins. Executor Of the
last viii ana te.tsmcni Of Lucy whitney late o.
salt CASTING. deceased respectfully rrrresent.
tina; In order to carry ut the provisions Of said
will q i. necessary that the lntsrcs. ~ said Dc
ceased in the homestead IN vastne wherein she
resiled. bounded >orthwes;.riy and >srtheast-r-
~ =, land oi Mrs. Lydia Perkins. >outhessterly
hr the common. and -outhve-terly by land ~
Jofhan >. Gardner. sholi he sold.
Whrrrfor he pare ihas license
be Erahicd 70 have to scll the At public
er private saIr for the purposes ainr.atd.
&. J. Abbott Executor
Castinr ian i2ih, $50.
AS. Court ~ Probate hell At Hack spoFfl with
Ia and toy the toHniv Of HAncpcA. on ttr third
Wednesday 20 January s y. l~ap.
Upon th- foregoing petition, Ordered, That
said rrur giSr public notice &" All persons
interested, hs causing copy of tie petition. -nd
this order thereon. ~ hr Published three wrsk
surcrs.tysIs iu tho Eiitwofth AmryirAn. j ness
pAper published in Ellsworth. in saii toun,y &,
thsi they may appear At Court 81 Probate nr
sad County. 20 = held AZ kiiswnrth. nn tbs uh
weiHc.iA ~ APR. next, al trn - me clock IA thc
forenoon. and shnw cAusr. 70 ~ thay have " ny
tn. same shoaih not hc granted
fAEkpR fUck. JaiEr
Aiie-ts--i,r-. a plNE Register. s.
Airue copy atsr.i ---t,Eo. \. ~ IA, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

At a Court OF Probate holden AZ Bucksport,
within and for the County ~ Hancock. on the N
Wednesday Of January A. II lsf9.
Eliza Hooper.
n amcd Eyecutrix in certain instrument purport-
ing to be the lost will AMI testament Of Joshua
Hooper late Of Bnekspori tn sah county deceased,
having presented the same for probate
ORpRRRD. That the SAID tN-cutriN give notice
10 all person Interested. by causing copy OF this
order to be rublishe three weeks succes=iysiy in
the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth that
they NAV appear at a Probate Court TO be held al
Ellsworth IN said comfy, on the sth Wednesday Of
April next at ten ct the clock in The forenoon and
shcw cause, II any they have why the said iusiru-
mont should not b. proved. approved AMI allowed
a. the last will and testament Of sid deceased.
PARKER Tuck Judge.
A true copy Attest.
swa sro. s.. DYER Register
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EASTMAN 4 KENAL.L.
Don't Read the Aboy
4 oENIa wANrhn IL anr n !

A GtNIa WANrhp ior our new buo> Of
e. s. fi1' ri h f%;1l 3 o, T. PAL
bt Rev, N-~'r-- 0nr beare Il Hoyv.gn =
p'fsuI Of the time~ ~ the great Apostle IS.
" commended % Clergy men OF all drnom,uai
superior 10 the Eugiisii e,l-Isn a Il .,AI 49, ,
thItd ~ price Notes and References in mi.
stlsh language. Tom sstst.ou % fycuit LIrgry .
srtr bcf2rt 2grrtf tHrulay5 lle, 90 am Id
The fubi' 7h"f-, II. W. Bill : x 90. Ifar,isr
aud uitdo, Duio.
GENTS. FARMERS 1AEb<Gp.
tkt II GROW H. send for parii.uf,
Ee&ts iPProrei F74iI Tree ami lie Farm,
mi Iasrsf Dr4tr1yey' ~tbfttf, d, III ,,,l|t
varied 10 nav part Of the Jaited state. and
ret Sfisftefiot Jsn' rated fJ,-sI .sy.i.fs ara
tr't tn every County liz tAc UHlgca olaf,-.
dFr,s J hIiEBN. e3 ~c-oul street E1f.ilI,r.,
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TO LADIES DIR. vasseur's Remedies, certain
] harmless, agreeable warrented never % fail
No. IA sure Preventative: No,
For EcmOylng Monshly DISTINCTIONS Circu.
lars free. Address L. o. Box l5ss, Philade lphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

PARTICULAR attention paid to repairing an kircs
of sass. !lss
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THE SUCCF IS

NE 0OGV 90
Of oar One Dollar sale has caused such
a COMPLETE
RE Y 0 | UTI0u
IN TRADE,
That In order TO supply the demand occasioncd by
our constantly increasing patronage. we have re.
Gently masie importations for the Fall Trade, di.
rect from European Manufacturers
AMOUNTING 70 NEARLY $500, 900,
So that We are prepared to sell every dcserp
ton Of Dry and Fancy Goods, silver Plated W are
Cutlery, Watches, Albums, Jewelry, sc,
o. better quality than any other concern
IN The country for the uniform
price Of
ONE 0JlLkR FOR EACH ARTICLE,
With priveiedge Of exchange from large variety
of useful articles, not ono OF which could be
TWICE THE AMOUNT
In any other way.
~ The best OF Boston and New York references
given a. 10 tte reliability Of our house. and that
our business "a conducted IN the iarest and most
legitimate manner possible, and that we give great
or value for the money than can be obtained any
other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in transportation
replaced without charge.
II hecS describing articles sold sent to agents
in clubs at rates mentioned below. We guaran
tee every artsire 70 cost less tnan If bought At
any Boston or New YORK House.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

III color gray hair 9. psrminant black or brown
Sold everywhere. sent By mail for -.
Address WI. PATTON, Treasurer
Magic Comb Company. Springfield, Mass
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State of Maine.

To 40 several >hcr4ss @! Nsneo--k, Pc
u1l-s.t. OK .utnt-sE LAD H.
cola kcnu,ltr. Oxford -s,tIicr.
nfsri. NasAiuStHn. " ADD Pa.
: l. rA;aguls- ftankltn AFs'sioos.
AudfosrnEgtn, ~as,lahuc, aui
kuuA TX et.Acr oi tlrir Deputies
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State of Maine.

Uancoek. So.
To the several shcrihs OF our counties OF
HaGcoek, f.nobsSpt- YORK. tym-
beIiAnt, Lincoln, kennebee OK
font somerset, ~ ashlngtoH' al
- do. PiscAt.gui-, FrankIIn, AroOs-
took AndToscosgIn. sAgAdahoc
and either Of ihcir drpuuss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

Exceed those OF every other establishment Of the
kind-proof OF this can be found in comparing
our pr cmiams with those of others ter clubs OF
the same sue In addition TO which claim TO give
better goods OF the same character.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

tFOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY MAJ 1871
COTTON.-The market for this article during the
week has been generally characterized by dullness
and an absence Of activity and strength. The sta
PIC III the English market has shown tendency
to easier rates, prices opening at 1IA@11s<d, and
oechnng TO IN y ID for middling uplands with
restricted demand; at New York quotations have
been fairly maintained, the rates sometimes show.
Ing tendency to lower figures but without exhittt
1Dg permanently any Axed alteration, New York
nidddngs selling at 2s16@2s 10 p ib while at this
point good grades have been held firmly. while the
lower qualities have been In buyers favor midding
uplands selling at about 771<c % IT,
The operation and prices at the leading points
have shown the following movements: At LIVERPOOL,
on Frday. May 7th the market was quiet Gales 1000
bales uplands 114s@11Ad., with heavy feeling at
manchester for yarns and fabrics; at New York the
hbre was firm, sales 2lOO bales at 2salc. On satur.
day the former was dull sales 5000 bales, uplands
nHd.; the latter was rn, sales 22Oo bales at 2sxo
On Monday the former was dull, sales 1000 bales
up1ands nK@11%d.; the latter was heavy sales
1900 bales at 2sAc. On tuesday the former was
dull, sales TOGO bales uplands II "a; the latter was
Arm, sales $500 bales at 2s1c. On Wednesday the
former was Armer but closed quiet sales 5000 bales
uptands 1lMd.; the latter was little moro active.
SAFES 27oo bales at 2sH@2sAc. Yesterday the for
AA0A wa" nrm and prices o shade better, but not
quotabfy higher. uplands NJ sales 70 600 bales at
fne sster the demand was fair and prices fr at 2sK
Ine arrivals OF the article at this port for the week
Snow On increase Of up'ands over both the week be.
fore ana the came week last year, and have been
begs Of sea islands and Floridas and a79o bales OF
uplsnds. against ono bug Of sea island and a77 aea
upland the week before. and bags Of aea is,ard.
and Eloridas and ITO bales of uplands for the vee
Last year. These supplies have come from the FOL.
lowing sources. viz: OF upIaDds. per South Caroline
RArcss lebS bales; per Northeastern Railroad. III
s; santee u Beaufort 81 Of sea fslanes
&om Florida Beaufoft2. The stocks Of the staple
In sight At the latest dates were an folIowa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14

Violet Time.


Violet time is come again;
Once more laughing through the rain,
Spring with sunny crown advances,
Sunshine glittering on his lances,
Long live Spring i-tho rainbow arch
6u.> coronation march;
9reess nio 100 and brave,
From each tree-top ruetlng No'
Birds before him fv in crowds;
Fast above him float the clouds;
Swifter run rejoicing rivers;
Sunbeam darts are in his quivars.
Where he treads, primroses rise,
And the daisies Ope their eyes;
Blackbirds sing In every bush,
Answering the -nerry thrush.
Swallows are biz heralds feet,
Faster than the pulses beat;
Butterflies between the showers,
Tell the glad news to the flowers.
Our old Monarch, Winters dead;
His crown ls op another head;
ESunbeams chase the envious rain;
Violet ttme is come again.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14
Pa ssengers.

Per steamship w Everman, for philadelphia
Mrs N Cain, Mrs Ellen Ruth, T Ruth Ruth, w
A calhoun, Price. w d Snaih, Flynn and lady,
Mustagh. lady ana son, Mrs Guilfuss and six chill
essn. Plat, A.s StsrhscEsr, s::1. = Carter.
Fer steamship Maryland, from Baltmorr- Miss
and W q Tucker.
Per Ateazner Fmilie, from Fdiato-J Foster.
Major l. Johnston. Rev W Johnston, o Middle.
ton. Mrs w Eckel. Mrs Mackey, Mrs e Seabrook
Miss 4 seabrook. MIS- W seabrcok and chiid Miss
III SeaDroDk, and 10 ON deck. n n -
Per steamer Fannie. from Enterprise Edisto ana
Rockville-Mis Alice Hopkins, w Whaley. W Beok.
est: Miss Duwan. Miss Waterman, II M Bsi.ey, w
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exports for the Week ending Thursd v
May a3.

exports for the. Week ending Thursu v
May a3.
FOREIGN.
hVERPO0L-Per schr David McNutt-156 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 1855 bales Upland Cotton.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr 3 a. MOI gan-19.125 feet LINN
Der.-Per schr Argus Eye-675 bales Upland
Cotton II bales Rags, 6 hhds Bones, 15 tons
Iron.
PROVIDENCE. RI-Per schr James Crooker-9O-
O36 feet Yellow inc umber.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Saragossa-165 tierces
Rice, GAO bales Upland Cotton, 33 bales Yarn, 26
casks Clay 20l bbls Rosn, 81 packages Veeeta-
az bles.. -. Per steamship Champion-7A bags Sea
Island Cotton, 878 bales Upland Cotton l8I ba1at~
Domestcs, 1s8 tierces Rice, "a caa4s -1I1av Al
bbls Rosin. 116 empty Ra--ssi, 5000 feet Lumber
1oc PacEagNs getables. s5 packages sundrics
1@IAe$4e- +,lA-Per steamship Prometheus-465
bales Upland Cotton of which so are for Boston
bales Waste. 48 bales Domestics and Yarns
crates Rope Cuttings, hhds Old iron, 20 tierces
Rces 43 bags Cocoanuts so casks Clay SO bbls
and SO crates Vegetables, SO packages SunGries
....Per steamship w Everman-536 bales Cot
ton, OF which 100 were for Boston; 48 bales Yarn
bales Rags, 1872 uerces Rice, 81 boxes Sugar
226 tons Phosphate fock, G sacks Dried Fruit
l8A bbls and 48 crates Vegetables and hundries
DALIIMOfE-Per steamship Sea Gull-l68 tierces
Rice, Ill bales Upland Cotton, bale " ool. Q
hhds Copper, lO6 packages Vegetables, % bags
Rags bales Yarn, 191 bbls Rosin, 40 boxes Me-
chfnery, 18 packages Machinery. :. Per schr
Nellie Carr-lO%.663 teet Yellow Pine Lumber n
bALIlMOhE VIA WILMINGTON, N C-Per schr
Flying Scud-12 tierces Rice
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14
LAST OF VEsblGaAss

+ LAST OE VEsBiGGss
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR TNiS feOS3.
f FOREIGN
( "t ~ LIVERPOOL ~
The Clifton, Williams. sailed. :. .April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, up. April 26
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81 M HOeTONs <
gchr B Hawkins. Wyatt, up. p............. April as
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Brig Alexander Miniken SNOW sailed. ;. April 10
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Echr d Talbot. Low, saiied. May
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6chz Jacob william, Frisbie, called. =. !. May s
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Sohr Ayrover, Sr0wn, cleared ........... sday 10
g PHILADELPHIA.
Dchr Henry Allen, Tater, ups May III
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A1~ Persons depositng letters In the Postoface
will please place the staznp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
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Interaor COTTON nrarlxs,s.

1 lntoEaOr Gotten Markets.
SUMTER. May 1i.--About 90 bales SOLD durino
the week at 2Aa2BX. @&l +. ssgs,,1S'
MONTGOMERY, May live quote Monsco mary
market at 25Nc for low middlings.
MACON May 11.--There was good domand to.
Gay, prices unchanged. Receipts to-day IS bales;
shipments 107 bales; sales 247 bales. The quota
tions are 90 f0llows: Ordinary %; good ordinary
2Ah; low nidahng 2b; middhng 26x.
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Adams, Mrs II
Addison, Mrs N
Allen, Tener
Aston, Airs G. 4
Aster, Mrs L
Barbot Mrs L I
Bahntge, MISS /
Behrens, Mrs @
Bower 8, Mrs ]
Bryant, Sallie
Brier, Nancy
Brady, Alice
BroWnheld, mar.
Burns, Sarah l.
Burkmyer, Mar.
Byrns, Hester
Brown. Mrs G
Brown, l. NINA ]
Caldwell, Susan
r
Cannody, Miss ,
Canlmiel. Annie
Camniel, Mary
Jane
Ch'istothe, Mis-
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Chapman. Mrs ]
| Clayton, Fannie
| Glare. Elan
Cohen, Mrs J L
Collins, Dolly
Cochron, Mrs O
| CODnere, Miss
| Corcoran, Miss
| Condy,Julia An
| Collins, Ann Nj
eSktenXs;. A9on5a a
Crawford, Mary
Croghan, Mary
Curtis Mrs
Daily. Polly
| DantZler, NJ ollie
| Dadin, Mary
| Dalaheld, Miss
Devereux, Mrs
| Dougherty. Mrs
Doyle, Mary Jan
Frlker, Mrs S A
Finneron, Mary
Fleming, Ella L
| Forrest, Mary {
Frost, Miss M ]
Frost. Anna +
Garrett, Lucy
Gardner, Miss
| Glover. Annie
Groue,ine, Fan
| ny
Quinn, MI 9 Ben
| Guruey. sarah
| Green, Lucy
Gre er, Adeline
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LOnslEnees per sOutn s;nr DINA akallr0an
May IA.
$50 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics J3D bbis Na.
val Stores 70 packages Bacon and Lard Gears Wood,
! car Lumber. Io Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers
Adger, r Pringle, e Wiss, W Ryan, CIV VII.
ltams Co. @ N Averi & Son, Werner Il Ducker J
Go, Riecke q schachte q w steffens, street Bros &
Go, Courtenay Trenholm. ana Clnghorn Herring
& Co. N =
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5inanfial ano Gummfrrial.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, May IL, 1862
The market has been without change during the
past week. the demand for securities being extremely
limited and no transactions effected that would ma
teriaily change the quotations. Bank bills have ad
vanced slightly and in demand. City stock is
quoted at IS to CO. holders being Arm at the latter
figure. Savannah and Charleston Rairc ad stock is
held at 20, an advance on previous quotations.