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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
CUBAN AEFAIRS.

THE REVOLUTIONARY EMANCIPATION MANIFESTO.
HAVANA, January 15.--The original copy OF
. the so-called emancipation proclamation, issu-
ed by the revolutionary General Cespedes, has
been received here.
1t does not, as reported, abolish slavery at
once but counsels owners to give their slaves
their freedom and leave ultimate decision to
tne people, who, at their pleasure, may decide
upon Immediate emancipation, coupled with
sndemn'hcation Of those owners who are favor
able to the revolutionary cause ana yet unwil-
ling to part WITH their property. The generals
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
OranGeburW.

Orangeburg.
Colonel P. A. McMichael died on Tuesday
morning, at his residence about three mile g
from Orangeburg.
Chesterfield.
The Circuit Court convened at Chesterfield
Courthouse on Monday, the 4th instant, and
was in session until Friday, presided over by
Judge Rutland. One case Of murder and three
Of larceny were tried which occupied four days
of the session.
We learn that the Postofice in Pickens Coun-
ty. known before the war as the Campground
has been re-established.
The County Commissioners have divided
Oconee into eight townships. The surveyor
is now engaged III preparing plats Of the same.
4 Camden.
The case of the State against White, for big
after being remanded to jail he effected al,
escape.
In the Circuit Court, the case Of the State
VS.. Lonisa Deas and Lula Collins, for murder,
resulted in the speedy acquittal of the parties.
The trial of William Kelly for the murder OF
Mack Eirkand, cOlOred, was taken mp on Mona
day morning, and was given to the Jury on
Tuesday aftern 1On. The jury. after being out
very short time. returned verdict Of not
guilty.
Marlboro.
The following Masonic elections have taken
Marlboro r4odge.-Josiah Gay, W. NJ; Chae.
g, Mccall, 8. w.; p; D. Msool, =. W; +. 8.
aSeS taaS Gmanas s. s. ooek ss'fs g.
Henry Edens, Steward; w. Fl. Parharn, stew.
ard; A. n. David, Tiler.
N MaTlboro' g3 Chap. Chapter No; so;.-HaTris ceying-
Lucas, Scribe; ]. O. Dunbar. Captain Of the
Host; Frank Manning, Principal Sojourner;
Afford, Grand Master of the % yeil; Elmore re-
tl4, AnAn - lt.< 4 Uos1. a u n
ham, Grand Mastcr of the LIST Veil; G. 8.
MCCALL; Treasurer; I. A. NJ Cook, Secretary;
M. G. Cox, Sentinel.
Lmnoaster.
The roads are represented as being almost
impossible between Lancaster and Charlotte.
The wet weather continues. and but little or
nothing can be done ON the farm.
Peter higgins, on application by habeas COR
pus before Magistrates B. j. Wtherspoon and
John G. Secrest, wac, at Lancaster, on the 11th
inst, discharged from imprisonment. Mr.. q.
Hubbard, Chief Constable OF the State, per l..
elk. This letter stated that information had
been received from the deputy constable at
Oro Chesterfield County, that Peter higgins,
convicted Of arson was at It large IN Lancaster
him. There was no copy OF the sentence Of
any court, and no statement Of the time and
place OF his alleged conviction, and no allega-
ton against; .; what That state he was "a offender;
caused his afreat and confinement in tho dun
geon Of Lancaster Jail. ~%
y HAachland.
Tie Columbia Phoenix says that eight COLOR
ed fnen were arrested several weeks ago, on
auspici0n Of being connected with the mnr6er
| yember last. On Friday Last two OF them were
brought before Judge willard, and, after q
hearing OF the case. were released ON their own
! recognizance. On Wednesdays the other six
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18

Orangeburg.
Colonel p. A. McMichael died on Tuesday
morning, at his residence about three mile 8
from Orangeburg.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
CEesterne

The Circuit Court convened at Chesterfield
was in session until Friday, presided owe, over by by
Judge Rutland. One case Of murder and three
Of larceny were tried which occupied four days
of the session.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
Oeonoe.

We learn that the Postoffice in Pickens Coun-
ty, known before the war as the Campground,
has been rc-established.
The County Commissioners have divided
Oconee into eight townships. The surveyor
is now engaged III preparing plats Of the same.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

Tur Nyw SENAroRs.-Personai
sketches of the T.. s. Senators from lev
nessee aud Virginia are published. Mr..
Coopcr. who has defeated Andy John
SON In Tennessee, Is one Of the abiest
LAWYERS in the state. He Is a native.
and about ~ years of age. During the
war he claims TO have been q Union
man, but since the close extremely con
,eryatiye. Until recently he was judge
of the Circuit Court for the Mnrireesbo-
RI Circui,. and In 1867. decided the Rid
lev franchise case-holding that the
Franchise laws Of Tennessee We're I'M
constitutional. because iraudulentiF
enacted. He has considerable promIn-
cnce as local politician. and win the
aid of his family connections exercises
controlling influence in the politics oi
the State. In ability he il said TO be
superior 10 Fow Ter. whom he Is 10 sue
coed. and in mudera ton and promise ol
futurr usefulness to the state lar ahead
of either johnson or Brow niow. one'
Of his brothers. Edmund. viii be re-
membcred as a Union member OF the
Thirty-ninth Congress. which place ne
resigned. or rather failed - occupy. on
account Of his confidential relations ~
Private Secretary to President johnson.
John L. Lewis, one of the new Nlr-
yinia Senators. j. q native oi Rocking
ham County, an agriculturist. VINO mas
held himself aloot from politics. but hi~
opinions, on public matters hay. bceh
clear aud well defined. He was mem
ber of the State Convention in 1860. and
every vote cast by him proved ls 10y
ally To tho country. CONSCIENTIOUS IN
the belief tl.at the true welfare OF Nir-
ginia depended upon her adherence TO
the Federal Government. he stood out
10 the last. aud was one OF the few mem-
bcrs who persi>tsntly refused 10 ign
The ordinance ut secession. and never
did sign il. He now iill- tile Office Of
Lieutenant Governor by military .p-
poiutmcni, and is er oHfcio President OF
the Senate.
Nr. Johnston the other senator, J.
one Of the new Judges who were APP
pointed last spring ~ Gen. ~tonrnAn-
Judge Johnston Is about - years oi
age, aud wa, educated at th. tnlversi-
{, ot South Carolina, at Columbia. IN
ccpt in his new office OF Judge, Mr.
Johnston has onls been once ia public
life which vas a. a member ~ "a" ~
ginia Senate ia lsi1-N, from the lake-
well district. lls was one ot the ia
nous twenty -thrc" " ho refused to -
into caucu, with the Democratic party
aud who united with thc Whig~ IA
eIrctiug Mr.. Hunter aud afterwards Mr
Mason To the ~vnatr ot the uttc,i
state, over Governor smith aud Tower
nor Mcdowell. Judge Johnston j. y
brothcr-ln-law of the latc General john
u. Floyd. and i = nephew N Joseph h.
.Juhustun
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
Mexican News.

New loKk. Dct. 3j Correspond.
encc from the city cf Mexico is TO the
9th inst. The opposition press was
a>,ailng the administration most viz
oruu~ly for making Nj. seward the
guest Of The nation. declaring that 4
people 20 impoverished a. the Mcxi-
cans had no money to throw away in
banqucts and ovatiOn..
The W l.. Richardson. VI San Fran
cisco. one ot the vessels supposed To
hc employed hy tile ~inaloa revolu-
ZIONIST, under PiaciIc Vega. arrived al
Acapulco where she was seized bv tn.
Mexican authorities di-mAntlcl and
her cargo and rigging sold 4; auction.
Her crew and passengers were turned
over to the United States Consul.
George Peabody has been proposed
as 4 member of the Lancasterian >o-
cicty of Mexico City.
Peanta Leon Mout has raised the
standard Of revolution in Guadalajara
and has proclaimed plan abrogating
the existing government and constitu-
ton
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

We congratulate the country on the
defeat OF Andrew johnson H. a can
didatc for | =. Senator. For Mr.
Johnson personally, We care nothing,
hnt tlr history ~ this nion j. not to
he written backward. and our people
cannot afford to bc cntanglcd for TX
wears in the mc~hcS uf drat contro-
vrr>Ir~. We want a. to forward with
the work of Reconstruction and the
rcccmcnting Of ties unwi-eIv and nm
happily rup,urcd We want ID >puthc.
and heal. aud rcin,igoratc We want
TO open mines, and auiIi factories, ann
improve Natcr-Power~, ami extend
railroads, and bridge rivers and NJ.
Jnhuson's mind l. IN none Of these
things, but rather Oh rakjng open the
cmhcrs Of dead tcud- and i'ruitlcsS con-
tcntions. Wherefore, ~ congratu-
late the whole country, but especially
the South. on the non-clcCtion OF An
drew Johnson to the senate Of the
United States. N. Y. TrtJune.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28


We hsve Recently noticed 'Soins The rouaa.,
10 the Vspers of NslHr. a ceTttheste from liz
buchanan. OF Pails irIpata, thr pJ port q vh-h
- 10 sosster so Dr. l.. 4 haru-k. at Nuxn. I,
Justice 10 our~cIve. aasl the pubiic require. "a.
following explanation al thts aaA8r -htek .s...
!, ifarlf. Ia = letter dslri
PalLApEI FHt, sept q i,4s
Ir. HsrAsHHs say.--"N -crisyd ht,n ~,
OF hs t.re~nr. hr informed ghat he ha,l brr.
uitn Dr. . for long time aus fYatn this ann.
tspn he received special agsssufIoH from as tue-
b. wrut heHsc t1 Ausns sta. ne wrst- foT the 81,
c!o~ryi ecrtihcatr whtch Ne gave with She rl..r
understanding that - was t., be frss-si k,r n,
uf II. and a'st ilg ctrrul iiSn ~~V,tal pasy.ss
Maine have written n,r ressf5linE his. and D..
yayiAa'F .rpt silent, hIt a. IS involve. 4ur -
sp~rtati friend itr t.F-ra.. nos di,pssrd "a,
tnz IL. ami hr thAt u VIII ls~ ta.ra I'D.
snt u,nd ontt a. a5st iut-ade,t. r-,ret la.s -
cce'itnEiy. nal tha enitrr mt-tskc was is tac d.
pyrs iattug iif = pr t.rr,-nr'S cons! !rutf.. B..
student. amt TREATING hltn suvIt.'
he Puhlte Wti. remember tifat W. proved -
varrI ala question: HAT thr tiuie ~hatta.s sl..af
tth I4r t.rcrpr a. he Iarguate tn Bs~fan 81 n.
s. 4 iaiafrr, ani Bpt So medical .Iut-nt rsr
pu4ilC Wili Al tn a. tar treatment rrt-r d l.
iR i!r csrti6et;s- ~as she isvs; of IT, t.lss4-
NHo hAs bsrr isvnratIy SneYFu &hraa zasti; ne
runEtry dHFtps ltrzrslcg oi msrr t3utu ts~.t
ave sears Hnston
We would asI.Ise invalid. aud al interested il
.eai for lr- Grr-Ise rac,iissi book ,,-at f-sr
an! trArn tHr true tneaha u cure aal aot trlt.t
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Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
SARGENTsvILL Oct. u. 1869.

MR.. EDIToR:-
Permit me to use a small space in Your
columns To contradict story that is in
circulation charging me with interesting
myself in the nomination of the Repre-
sentative to the State Legislature from
the Brooksville district, and being
thereby the cause indirectly, of the un-
unpleasant state of feeling that now
exists in that District Let Inc saw
through Your columns that did not
previous to the nominating caucus, to
my recollection, name the subject to 4
voter in that district. l did not try to
use the least influence in the matter
directly or indirectly: do not know
who Mr.. Walkers or Mr.. Mills friends,
in this matter were. or are with four or
five exceptions. l did not interest my
self any more about the Brooksville Rep
resentative, than did about the Ellis
worth one.
lam well acquainted with Mr.. Walk
er and with Mr.. Mills, aud consider
them honorable men; and for the un-
happy state Of feeling which exists in
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
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Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

PHILADELPHIA Oct oo
Reconstruction

NEw YORK, Oct. 25.-The Herald
saws that it is intimated in Washing
ton that an attempt will be made by \
few ultra radicals to prevent the read
mission Of Virginia, of Mississippi and
Texas by representing to Congress
that these States intend to undo all
that they have done in compliance
with the instructions of Congress.
The President it is said gives this
movement no encouragement but is
anxious for the speedy readmission Of
all these States and will use his influ-
ence for that purpose.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28


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Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

APfLEroSs ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC FoR
$50 has just come to hand. The colored cover
Is one OF the most beautiful things OF the Kind
We have seen. and the work itself with a, :.
numerous acknowledgement illustrations
modei OF elegance. II is edited BY Miss
susan Fenimore Cooper, and contains. in
addition to the calendars, astronomical tables.
etc, large amount Of delightful reading
Thirty eeDts is the very low price OF this ele.
CANT volume. which. RENTED to d. Appleton
q Co., New York, will secure copy by return
mail, po st. paid.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
THURSDAY, OCT. 2sth. 1869.
Railroads

We have not the space this week TO
write railroad article. but we must
continue to remind our readers and the
citizens Of this county. that the welfare
and success OF this whole locality de-
pends on having speedy communica-
ton with the business world. No
one can readily realize the impetus that
a railroad would give all kinds Of bus-
ness in this county aud especially on
this river. There is not to day a mile
Of railway in this county. and our
Young men are leaving as soon as they
become of sgc for those sections Of the
country where there is more enterprise
and better facilities for doing business.
This must not continue 50. Railways.
factories. new business enterprises Of
all kinds will spring up if We take
hold OF the matter in earnest, and with
view to develope the great natural
advantage Of the county. Let the peo-
pie in the several Gowns who will be
benefited hy roai from Ellsworth TO
Bucksport. keep agitating the subject.
We NAV rs well have a railroad 10
Bucksport in three years as in twenty
wears In connection with what il
said on thi. point We viii adi also that
Col. Wilds has promised II come down
and look over the route this fall. ana il
NAV be next week. When he Gomez.
it is ihousht best To commence al
Bu, ksport aud come East To Ellsworth.
and perhaps 90 some farther Eas.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

The Skowhegan earthquake OF last
week, must stir up from entire 10 circum fer
ence. the editor of the Pre- sque Isle Sanriss.
Hear Col Smith of the Reporter
As to Aroostook. il is our native coun' y
and there reside our early friends, and 10.
day we are as much a citizen Of Aroostook
County as this Rev. ESQ.,. since his family
relations are so peculiar that one partner
and the one that establishes the residence
Of the family-does not live in that county /;
so he is not a citizen unless ne has deserted
and ceased to provide for his family.
IL the Sunrise man intends to say that we
are a hanger-ou of the Legislature. and ey-
ery year humbly beg Q small place, he is
either mistaken or up 10 his vulgar habit
Of lying. That is all.
And this respectable man. that has had
his nose pulled publicly for slandering his
neiyhbors-will he allow the smallest OF
the fraternity" to suggest that the period
for killing heretics with the jaw bone ofan
ass passed away with Samson Go to. Sir.
YOU are not i'm: yorr voice. your ears,
y)ur manner have long proclaimed you IN
ass.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

THE Boz ARD of AGEICILrIRE inspect
ed the Agricultural College. IN Oromo.
on TUESDAY. The cla>>,, in the COL
lege. the new class of ten. and the first
class of 8. were examined. some re-
marks were made hv members aud Wis
itnrs, among The latter of whom were
ExIIuV. Coburu. :. l.. B,ardman of
Augusta. ". T. Wlngalc of Bangor and
Hon. Lyndon Oak OF Garland.
Al the bu~incs. meeting in the alter
noon the question OF determining the
term OF Office of the new members wa-
taken up aud decided a. follows: Proi-.
Bracket aud Pecklan. ) wears: : Prois.
Goodale and Fcrnald, year, aud Prof.
llamliu two wears.
The time and place Of the meeting OF
the winter session was then taken up
and the matter referred Ia a committee
OF three TO report during the session.
Voted. that the President aud >ccre-
iarv be committee To examine and an-
dit the accounts of the members.
Reports from each county represent
ed were heard in regard to the action OF
societies in expcnding money for agri-
cultural lectures and the formation OF
farmers clubs But few Of the countie,
have come up TO the requirements.
Adjourned till 9 4. IN. "Wednesday at
City Hall.
The following i list OF the Off 'ers
OF Tile Board: President. SlmIal Wa
son. o. Ellsworth: Vice President.
Seth Scammon of Scarboro Secretary.
:. T.. Goodale, Of Stco. The members
OF the Board are as follows:
Hancoek-Samuel Wassou. Ellsworth.
Penobscot-E. b. Stackp lie. kenduskeag.
Franklin. X. Norton. Avon.
Plscataqui>-L. chamberlain Atkinson.
Washington-M. l. Wilder, Pembroke.
knox-Isaac Hobbs, SO. Hope.
Aroostook-J. V. Putnam. Houlton.
York-S. l.. Goodale. Saeo.
Somerset-Albert Moore, No. Anson.
Oxford-Samucl Holmes. Peru
Cunberland-Seth Scanmon. Scarboro.
Sagadahoc-W. +. Walker. Bath.
Androscoggin-Z. A. Gilbert, T.. Turner.
Lincoln-John Bodge. jefferson.
Waldo-George +. Brackett. Belfast
kennebec--D. IL. Thing. Nj Vernon.
State Society-C- Cha ,nberlain. FDxcroft
Honory Members-Profs 6. l. Goodal
and C. +. Rrackett Of Brunswick, anc
Profs. NJ. c. Fernald and Peckham OF III
College.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28

EAKTHQCAkE. The Earthquake which
seems To have extended from New York
To Eastport. aud how much further does
not now appear. was very sensibly felt
in this locality. Ii was about half past
five. though il NAV have been a little
later. one gentleman SAYS lie took out
his watch AT the time, and il was 20
minutes 10 six. This must have been
very nearly the time. There was quite
a rumbling noise during the jarring or
shaking process, and altogether il was
enough to alarm timid people. We
give below some of the reports that have
come to hand:
EAsTPoRT, Oct. %.
The earthquake here ut $3.50 this
morning was the most severe ever felt
in this vicinity.
HARTFORD, Oct. %.
A shock of earthquake was distinctly
felt in different parts Of this city about
5 o'clock this morning
II was also felt in Windsor and other
parts of the state.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. p.
About ) O'Clock this morning . dis
tinct shock Of earthquake was felt in
this city. The shock lasted about three
seconds. aud the motion appeared TO be
from East to West.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
Pere Hyacinthe hears Beecher.

NEw IoEk, Oct. 2J.-Fathrr Uva-
cinthc early yesterday morning visited
the French Catholic church on 23d
street without being recognized ay any
one, attended by Mr.. Darling and Mr.
lihten. He afterwards proceeded 10
Plymouth church where he also c,cap-
ed recognition until after the congresa-
tlon began TO disperse when he was
cordially met and welcomed hy Mr.
Beecher with whom lie passed thu lat
ter part of the afternoon.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
NUMBER 4s.

d,uh,. 70 cor,,.r veseel in Eurone
10, 1, Ala ha,r. nor n ~es ,hongh,
re-, hy conc of the owners 70 buv tho
c,nno, .hr.,.d and have II mn, ON a
home He Thought the eiyht hour sys-
,.rn h.d hasn . verv ;u;nr;ous ope. fen
hour shonld he the time men we're em.
nln,aa Nanv of the;r hes, men hsd
,,ona into Covcrrcan, x.ris In conse.
,a.a =, ,ha L.. lima th.v h.d 40
- hn, 10 "a eouud on, that wha,,
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,a.a - - ,.s's.l. ., ,;n,.,
waiting chance to be repaired: now
the docks wer. idle. A statement had
been made by an Eaglishman that we
had no mechanics in this country who
understood their business. Ii was
,lur. An English vessel was taken into
the Erie Basis Dock aud repaired in
lust half the time it would have occu-
nieI abroad. AMI the owner was per-
fectlr astoulshed. Where we use -ix
men the English REQUIRE sixtv. Our
mechanics were az good as anv abroad.
In New York wages were 81 aday. The
men are emploved ten hour. On new
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
The Cuban Ext edition on the Lillian.

New York. Oct. 25.-Msnte Cristo
who went with the Cuban expedition
on the steamer Lillian has returned
and says the command at last accounts
were on desolate key near Nassau
awaiting the vessel which has been
seized but was subsequently released
by the British authorities.
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
VOLUME Is.


-tItEt = Speech OF aCceptance n
ported verbatim. Of Democratic capdi.
date for Sheriff in Wisconsin: ..Gen,,a
men-l have served you as sheriff one tern,
regard this nomination rs an erdorxa
ment of my official conduct. | cannot
make speech or preach but when this 81,
vention Is over. we will all go down 10
Peter Rupp's and take a drink"
Ellsworth American., 1869-10-28
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In he Treatment Of Diseases iBcident to females
mas placed DR.. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice a speciality and enables
him to guarantee speedy and pertinent curs IN
the worst cases Of Suppression aud all other Aep-
.trnai Deranger1ents. from whatever cause. All
letter for advice must contain 81. Once, No. >
LSDIcorT STREET, BOSTON
y B-Board furnished to those desiring 10 70
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1859. - sp.no lyrs7