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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

BEAUTY and UTILITY,
xXrEtnyite The special tenIiolf ofiA9se in want u
w Hoo. For The Table 10 npe variety ofthose
arieicx:
splrndiely Bauud sn,l illustrated;
We have alt The Favarite T., els;
number OF Elcgaut Floral W orks;
And various p pu5ar NofkS IN Prose;
We Will unns a few ~ then;
Particularly adapted fsr Presentation Book;
The White Ven. A Brutal Gin;
Tuprer'- provertsiai Philosophy, Superb Edition.
The uiudeIn, The SoHye, ";
Byron, Antique Biading, 4 lafi0 sixe;
I,fto Gail MoFo,ec.
EurrS. do 90
Poets af Con- ecitcut.
nictionars &c PoeteAi Quotations Aaiique;
Fiornbe Paetfy OF uarys:
Mrs ieiaanfs P0ens, tspsof Aache Binding;
" III llaay Others E3na " Fine,
For sale very Low,
JIue 81 1855 Al No. To Claire Rock
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
A Good stand for a slor,

No. ial--A Large Frame House " ith Fsi rs FNu
QUO door west of Eiiiey Street on the ,Utih ssat d
SCcotd.
House 90 fee front ~ 8 feet dasp--Tso slur,.
tEni making beautiful Store houp.--, lbtpts
r""h for dseiiirg. the lease on Tie fnpe 5,ia lie
building viIl be sole iow.
ida Farm Of ice sesrs in Hickory C tt.s5Fr
der ePltN Hion afd ~ 81 ! ii. ter l. fcJr "a
Nahe great part tuestscb Will in-tg dr,tltg
stocA, FARMING uleEsiis and all fur Sea'f Rye
Farm on Dubuque Rot
no i64-A EeauIinli Fnrr on the Lrqoc Rosa
sly uiihs Nnrn 81 Davenport AT VI gltc sitpaierla
Public House, .it seres--Iep under iente AID %
euitN aii1h. Farm House mud BaTp-- Phct So p
4Sre' hleb We offer IN addition he lGopsu! Oara
~ our Advertiser aud X porteriof Nay.
Also
~ it5-Ihc Hous" and } acres 7l-ifC on anal es
nsed as House Of entertainment, four miirs iTea
DHt peri on the road 10 LIS Ctaire--Ihe hagse.
35Xl6 one and n half stories high-eellsr, sUnnef.
aitehrn, good well and stable shed gees los
itoh ipr me business or excellent platc lar ie
sei.l ]. Garden. VIII be sold for sl5Ce--i casb,t
applied for sSon. u!g
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
may Corner OF Main ard Second Streets
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

30 l0is In Full view of tie tisci il i. I,,,,,
Prices rangii fem SItt To satA.oL.o,t y, wv
particulars enquire al ourance =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
DIED,

AZ Port Des Moiscs. Iowa, on TUESDAY mo 's'h
inst, nAvlD L. ALLEN, formeri! Of tbs city, aged
o. vc.rs noah aad days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

The City oaserver is the title ofa week.
~ newsPapsr shortly 10 be issued from the
Furnishing town Of Lyons, Clinton Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Uaimproyad IlrS.

loco acres IA scout IonItt
3,ptt - = Cedar
i,utU =. Museatiues
Together ith 'hrgc aneunt ol 81 din Iyli la.
reHttes. -
A,s 90 Al Of The hoye lapds, city lot, cr rrars,
are offered loI sale ~ Et'"
GEoRGE /. NttkoMs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
SO lots for Sale.

TINE undersigned ofer for sale so desirable lots IL
| fb sir additions 10 City of Davenport. liberal
termsa credit Of l. 9 and wears viii be given ia
parties who win bni d this Season
June ,esh, Is55 COOK SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
IJMrt IIMEii
For Sale,

NOR Brick and Stone Work al SLiYM Err &
Il BARNES Kiln. East Davenport. 90 cents per
bnshei June 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
COAL!
l0wrey, Thomas & Co.,

HAVE established depo, for the sale OF ther su-
petior article OF Coal gea~ the Railroad depot,
one door f., m NebbeI's Foundry. For fuel and
steam II I'M. no ~ periori this market, IT will DO
delivered Ia Davenport or in Rock Island in quanu-
ties 10 snit pglchr application III their yard,
hoek Island, Jane la-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

iC4-A lutifnl en- Bsfa Hons. an r,,,,,.
nenF the re dehee 81 A Lr claire. Esq. 4 traitti
larsiiun he biuGfrom which thrfe IL ~ slrittl,
yiev. Also,
h5-At ow Coiiace j,lsl FINISHED vita Room. IA
hb-Asi ~ seyenth 81 rect aJfolrii the sl.,F li
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

d. n
SHrrelSaHd subdivisions oi lit.d n.e, d si.r,
=, notice ~ sn tsi etielrec eitntei~tflI-t.e
'"'"' Atls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Mcintosh Addition.

40 lots on the biea q, h,ihioAl,'s i4lgqfs4,, .
prices var, Ing froe, Satt 10 Sait,Itl ~ -
Lease LOIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
- - 60 =
Ths Democratic Press.

Ia reviewing the business OF Ca'cago
the Dsnocrati, Press, Of that city, takes oc-
casion, incidentally, to refer to itself. Ii
gives It's cash receipts for three months, IN
the years SO, 81, and 80, and, in the order
we have placed them, they were 39SS,6o,
9,a69,33, Sl7.i54, which figures GER
tainly esince a very undeniable state OF
prosperity. The Press says
For the last year the DEaocRAric Press
has been under the ban of party hacks and
corrupt demagagues, and the ediet went
forth far and wide that they would inevita-
bly break j, down. How fast they are DO.
ing il the above figures will show. So long
as We advocate Democratic principles the
people will be with us, and the corrupt poll
iticians who have pu, the party in false
position will get liberty TO retire to private
l.e."
Though differing from The Press on most
questions Of general politics, we are pleased
at the prosperity which is svdenced by the
above figures. The reason why the party
hacks and corrupt demagogues" sought to
break it down. was the manly and honest
course which it pursued in regard 10 the
i Nebraska swinile. To the able argume MS
which the Press reiterated ftom day 10 day,
during the contest, we attribute more than
to any other cause, the verdict of condemna-
ton which Illinois pronounced upon the
conduct of Mr.. Douglas. The articles Of
the editor were more elf.etual than tie
speeches Of the Senator; though the latter
canvassed the State with a solic,ude and
an industry, tina: prompted him to put forth
all his ability in support of position on
| which he had risked bis political fortunes.
Arguments equally able, from Wing pa
per. would not have had The same effect.
But when the Press, which had been a
warm supporter of Mr.. Douglas, threw
| aside all mere party considerations, and
boldly and persstently denounced the mi
guilty and the author Of it, the effect was in
slant and prolonged. /, is this fact, in ad-
diton to its characteristics as ne,cs- paper,
which makes Is glad that the Press rose
superior to the efforts Of the desperate fac
tonists who labored FOR its overthrow.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

=
INDIAN WARs.-A correspondent of the
ST, Louis hisHigencsr, writing from White.
head. K. T., takes very pecuniary If nota
philosophical view Of the Indian war which
appears to be imminent. After referring to
the account Of the taking Of Fort Laramie
and other particulars, he says
"If the war continues, and continue il
must, for years--if it has commenced, i,
will make Western Iowa rich War is
awful, horrible, almost under any circum-
stances; but lit comeswe mnch hope being
near enough the scene of operation to sup
ply the army with corn and cattle. o.
course we shall feel no evil effects of this
var, more than any other part Of the coun-
try. In pecuaary view. il will scatter
great deal Of money throughout Western
| wa. The country here j. full Of corn,
cattle ard norses, and Uncle Sam will. COON
make great draft on them. Nothing less
than 10000 men can make successful war
on the Sioux, and such body cannot be
supported in the wilderness except AT m
immense expense. The Florida war VIII be
mere chiid's play. We will no longer see
the statement Of $50, 100000 surplus in the
Treasury"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, &c.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, &c.
MRS 4. BLAKEMoHE is nov prepared TO serve
VI see Cream. Lemonade, soda, Cream Beer,
aud Cakes, TO all those lao may favor her with call
At her confectionery on Second near flock Island st.
CONTEMPORARIES oi all Kinds coIstIay on hand
Davenport, June l4tIi- l115 Il 5m
REAL ESTATE f0A SALE.
~ ACRES well tmbereh, 7! miles from Museatine
" on lows City road, and
$40 Prairie, uuimProSrd on Upton Road, 2. miles
from MuscatiHe, all OF which VIII be sold NJ great
bargain ifa.piied for soon,
-ALsO:-
400 Acres III body, 81 stage 20 Muscatine
from davenport. Also IGu acres all amin proved,
tliner and prairie, near lhe rveI . riies from stone
coal, grisl sHd saw mkt 10 DO sold cheap ana long
credit
Also
Several lots to suit purchasers notinProyed-ncar
Town, and 400 acres, fac for grazing, adjoining hi
zer's, on Upton road, IN scott e"uHI!.
-ALsu.--
s Lois Brady adj iB.ag Coliega Square, th
Hill. Long iaease-2o years.
--ALso:-
Small Houses and l. Is forsale cheap.
Lot Corner of Perry and 7lh Street, large and fine
view, Ietmseas!. App! 10
JaHeii EAHa sTINAbH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

70 iotst ID ahllltils riiusi. VI the Itsfsf 81 "a
sioh, Tor lease aL 10 Aeats 1kcse h. .a,, y
Alatu aid HArriso, streets ~ ou, ioig a., lTI@si
Ia the city corr oratiun.a lHfgtlIE 'AA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Cheap Cisterns

IITE have for sale 900 barrels OF Lime or Hv
w draufie Cement, which We warrant best quaiit,
and have reduced the price 70 $500 per Dbl.
RES WICK 4 SON
June 14-dtf Bazaar Building, Ferry Landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
cAaD.

MISS COOK wauli inform the ladies Of Dave
W port that me will give musical IN iofs the
Piano and Guitar, ami witt 50 give iessohs IN s'nS
Book Rec ms. II required IA wait pupils a. their
residence. Forfnriher y rtieu rs refer to Mr. crAn
,lal at bis music store.
If.,.. III
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
An rnimnrnrea II.

No s9-A Beautiiu fnimpro,od lot is Gfseea
Low IfHGpiiod tor seau.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
HOUSES, HOUSES,
cheap Ho111eS.

nor SALE terms reasonable th;a has svet
IL before been offered in this sitafket. Ilo bsagti-
fal bu tLDiAG LUIn i'll kads asidiiioats ~ 81 i,aN
export, ranging IL szetrhm So ieet b, sac 10 aand
acres. These hpe tor gardens. rGfai hD 81,
4lsa OF tsc nos nehstcent SIZES 'ot
Fancy a. sidenccs any here 10 BE- iotbd 70.
the yciufty of davenport. he 'sfms are -taf,
that The very small suEt Of saI down aid tong DO ~
rel pay ncts IA sselfea beautiful home tia. viii
tluli, rise in valGu. tallnn
June II IS EAps d sIENAl.T.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

;HR s,ocs or Bry C Iods tialhng. Boots and shoes
4 He, at Ne. j To Claire HOW IS closing out q,
greet bargains, ep.i ,ooH r!cu viii ee soo late.
June iiih 50 II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

TWO Frame Houses-anI Lnts OF CO. $50 cach--in
North Davenport. just flashed and will he sod for
500 each. Apply to GEO l. MI ROLLS.
June 10 Corner % Main and Seco nd Sis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
A House and Lot:

Note Al orgl frcf n, second .tsa.ff, ri,
iecP Ia the Misstsspri Eivcg. s.rat C4uf.is, g8|
mon hith ucT. ia good EoUse. Ell tlr. sr.txsI,
Natleil at tuil tget .lt Er4Er WIGS ~ ne ~
IN. ioi - Svry valuable htnttcQaet,g ne M,
qgsitts "H tie nscF bank from vi ~ h. f;.,sf
pr"prletoris seTFiyfs mat, ofihe lLi.t.., ~ 10 =
Cfit. ALssa:
Iu3- Fwor liable lnts adisiEiug he Ee,ei gttlls,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
SVIoVElS.

OF every variety at Inc lowest ctsh pricx ALSO
Eecp on hnpd aud make to order III kinds af Fin,
Copper and beet Iron work. ALSO. Well. Cis
tern Forcs aud Basement PUMPS, Lead pipe, z:nc,
Cas-. Iron SIMS, Rsfrlgar4tnrs, SC, consagily on
hand. Particular attention given 10
CoPperstnithing Plumbing
IN ALI branches They also attend 10 house roofing.
-pontug md nil other job work in connection with
their line. Having had long experience Ia III add
Cappersmhng at the east. Nh. Gil'etihnpesta give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with
call. \ b. Casa paidf,r rags, old copper, Brass. sc
June II IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
KsoAs DESTROYS of obtaining employment n3
receive assistance by calling AZ orr once An'
registering their names Those persons having house
OF lands Tor sale or rent, and all wishing TO bn! "
FSh', are requested 10 cal and cave their ORDERS
a.aClHAaICs, TAF LiBiRG ,.,.on.
anu otheTs wishing 10 obtain Lahorcrs, ana cIat
"isbfhg servants, may receive assistance by ealat
a'onr office tal and make known your wahhano
rate. UiflF g. PARISH
Davenport, May e5h, s55 d and VIII
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

hN the Sun, ronimau ding fue view OF kctk IS
- lal jana GayeBp' NJ The house Is iaige uDs sIb.
statiIhiI. bniil, Continuing Rooms. Atthch AZ
oasemr,t, with large han on first aud second foCr
toftico ~ trent ahd torch in rear with well tEa cs
iarh' Terms hsTcash, The balance In is monks.
Apllt ST The sipIe OF
June l,dtf B.S ". kELlN, ffenist
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

NEW ARRIN

RON the subscriber living on Harrison street. n
BAY MAIZE. about II years cid, on the lafi hip q
patch ofhIick hisr about * hands high. with marks
Of saddi. works wei in harness. liberal reward
wil be raid on return of sid horae
June 2i--a3t. JAS. X. JOHNSON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
A BARGAIN /!

MAPS OF IOWA.
EN-, Williams & Co.'S. New Township Map Of
- iowa, tho latest edition, show ing the stream"
Roads, owns, Posi- Oaiees, county seals, NeIhs Of
Internal Improvements, &c, &c,
totton a shiall map OF Iowa 10 pocket cases.
40 township do do do do GO
do do do do on rollers
% seetional do MinE.sota. IN eases,
DO Large maps ofthe United States.
do do do do Western do
an oithe latest editions ard sold at pubishen tH'"
at
The Iowa Book Rooms.
No. 81 Brady 81. bet 20 and 3d sis,
Gmos ELI ADAMS, Sst
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Splendid Farm for Sale

az ACRES. 60 in high state Ut ca,tiyaton la rye
LCC Orchard, good brick dwelling ana stables v ith
good sheds tia ber water ana only n milo. from the
city $1,000 sash. balance in 4 ) ard years If
June ~ desired. EADs q STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

!, SEW BRICK HOUSE on the btnG on rnam
y Street near the residence Of Abtoin, lie Ci ire;
--Abrtt---
Cottage ,st finished. vet oVep pied WILDE
si separately together fot ess thih The Lotsepnd
nov be purchased ana the buii,iina erected thereon
fhis property will b. offered for lew .Hts o'if
Apply 10 GEORGE Il. M hoLLS,
Nav 90 Corner Of Main and Second streets.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
iona. xyhitcomb.. Remedy for Asthma.

Jouas Vhitcomb's Remedy for Asthma.
The fooring Certificate sciH shoso the estimation in
,oiich mas Remedy held by those ioho haze used it.
Extract from written by distng lawyer
III Maine.1
July goth, 1855.
My Dear SIRi have purposely delayed writing 10
you until had thoroughly tested the medicine (WHIr.
coMB's REMEDY FOR THE ASTHMA at different seasons
of the year, for had often obtained relief for short
time, from various kinds of medicine leaving rerma-
nent good effects. Thus have tried than thirty
dierent specifics for the Asthma, until had become
commenced taking your medicine, had been afflicted
with the disease about twenty years. Ii of the spas
nodc kind and in bad attack have frequetly set up
sixteen nights in succession. Soon after taking your
medicine found an unaccustomed relief. MY health
and strength began to improve. have gained about
twenty pounds IN weight, al nd have comparatively
asthma When ieel the symptoms returning, u few
tea spoonsul OF the medicine is sufficient to Iemoveit it,
seems to me that the very foundation of my disease
has been broken up, and that will entirely leave
me- At any rate, that has suffered what have
heretofore, and enjoyed the health that have enjoyed
since last FALL hesitate to believe that there is
derful power in Jonas Whitcomhs Remedy for the As
thma.
Permit to add, in conclusion, my gratitude TO your
self for furnishing me with Tin my opnionl a genuine
specific for most affective disease Respectfully yours
To Mr.. JOSEPH BURNETT, Boston.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT L Co. fremont
Street, Boston.
For sale by H. H. Hay Portland; G. +. Sargent & Co..
Bangor; Eben Fuller augusta; c. p Fessenden Rockand
and druggists generally
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
STATE OFMAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR. A
A PROC LA M A TT 0 N
FOR DAY OF
Public Thanksgiving and Praise.

With the advice of the Executive Council, l
hereby appoint THURSDAY, the twenty-sec-
.ond dav OF November next, to be observed in
this State as day of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING
AND PRAISE. t.ta
Another year has rolled by, and we are
again. through Infinite Goodness, enjoying the
rich fruits of an abundant autumnal harvest
The labors of the husbandman have been boun-
tifully rewarded, and the industry of our citi-
zens generally favored and blest Health has
been uninterrupted by pestilence: and the de-
stroying angel, that has fearfully afflicted
other communities in sister States, has, under
Providence, mercifully spared the people of
this Commonwealth.
For these. and the innumerabe blessings we
are enjoying, let our hearts be devoutly thank
full. From every altar, let Thanksgiving and
Songs of Praise ascend to that God from whom
these blessings how.- Let this Festival be i'm
proved by the people of this State for the ad-
vancement of the cause of Humanity. Virtue
and Christianity. Let the poor and the op-
pressed be remembered and alleviated, and the
day be wholly spent as wisdom shall direct and
God approve and bless.
Given at the Council Chamber, at Augusta,
this fourth day of October. in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-fve, and of The Independence of the
United States the eightieth.
ANSON P. MORRILL,.
BY the Governor:
ADLEN JACKSON, Secretary of State.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

[per steamship Africa at Bostonl Liverpool ar 7th
J l. DimmOck, Skofeld, st John b.. Mongolia
Barnes, New Orleans.
I'D Ith, Clara Brookman Higgins, Philadelphia; Sth
Mackinaw, Robinson, baltimore.
Adv, Oseonthe, for New Orleans, 10th
Ent for ldg, 11th, Shamrock, Doane. New Orleans
l. ndon Cid 5th ship Clara Ann, Patten New Or
leans land sid from Deal, 10th.)
Deal ar 9th, VIM Stetson, Jordan, London and sail
ed for New Orleans.
OF Dungeness, 4th, Macedonia, from n. Orleans for
Bremen.
Cardiff. ar 7th, Waltham, w heeer, Maita Bristol ar
Sth, Richd Alsop- Wade, Quebeck; 9th. W Farley
Nichols, st John, N b. 11th, James Briant Howo do
Sid 9th, Kate Swanton, Reed, Cardiff and New Or
leans.
Cid Sth, Try, Sampson, New York (and sid Rom the
Pill 10th; T J Roger, Maxwell, New Orleans
Hull, ar Sth RoXana, Wallace Qubec. Hamburg sid
5th, VIM and Jane, Cobb, N. FORK and from Coxhaven
7th
Hayre, ar 4th Lizzie Harwood, Delano, London, to
load for New York.
Pordeaux, sid Sd Sheet Anchor Chesley New York
Marseilles ar 7th Land Hobart, Hodgdon Paler-
mo.
Sid 3d. Agamemnon, Goodwin, New Orleans
Venice, In port 9Th, Humphreys, Merritt, for the
Crimea.
Mar eilles, Oct 6th-The Am ship Geo Patten
Mitchell from New Orleans, in entering this harbor
ran against the pier near Fort st Jean and sunk She
is living full of water opposite the Carenage basn
people are employed in taking out the cargo
At Bremen, I'd inst, ship Milan, Badger from New
Orleans.
AT Leghorn 9Th inst, ships Naples, Duncan, for New
York, ldg; Aramede Snow, Harnden, for Baltimore
AtMarseies 10Th inst, ships Alleghaneane, Stetson
Gauntlet, Borland; and White Falcon, Ryan, ldg for
the Crimea, and expected to sail in a few days.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
ONE DAY LATER.

The steamship Ariel, which left Cowes on
the morning of the l4th ult., arrived at New
York on Sunday evening, with one days later
news from Europe.
The condition of the Austrian government
exchequer, as well as the City Bank of Wen
ma, was most precarious.
Ten thousand troops were off Odessa in the
allied squadron, and the news OF the lombard
ment was early expected.
A report of popular outbreak in Sicily
was prevalent
Rome was dreadfully afflicted with cholera,
and the inundations Of the markets had caused
much loss of life and property.
Russian agents were busily at work in Italy
and Switzerland.
Prince Gortschakoff reports from the Crimea
to the 4th ult., that no new movement had
taken place.
The English gun boats had left the Baltic,
and were under convoy for home.
1t is said that the Danish sound dues ques-
tion will certainly be settled in an amlcable
manner.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
Mattiaqrs.

In this city, 2Sth ult, by Rev. A. Moore Mr. Albert P.
Gatchell to Miss Mary f. Lane, both of this city.
In this city, 10th nst by Rev A. Moore, Albert Sitter
to Miss Harriet J. Murphy, both of Bath.
In this city, 9th u by Rev. John o. Fiske Mr. Charles
Harvey to Miss Lois ]. Hunton, both of this city.
In this city, 25th ult by Rev. f. Whittesey, William
Wylie to Brget Sullivan, both Of this city.
In Gardiner, Nr. Spencer S. Harden to Miss Ellen NJ.
Springer, all ofG.
In St. George, Mr. Aaron Bryant to Mrs. Eliza Elw ell
In Belfast, Timothy d. Manning, of Rockland Miss
isabella T. Pitcher Of Belfast; Albert Baker
Elizabeth Green Thomas p. Logan Miss Sarah Jane
Clark.
In Lewiston, Mr.. DarusSawyer Miss Roxeiana Cole.
In China, Sam1 s. Merrill of Augusta, Miss Mary A.
Wiggin of China.
In Manchester VIM. ii. Rowland, of Washington, N. Y,
to Miss Anna II. daughter of IL. G. Cole, Esq.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
Dtutbs.

Iathis city, 9th ult, child of James S. Mars, aged
months
In standish, Sophrona D. Lombard, aged % years 0
months
In Freeport, Joseph Stockbridge, aged 67 years.
At Oct S, board ship Canton at New York from
Havana, Isaac Harterman, of Bath, passenger.
In Hallowel Mrs. Ruth A. Hussey, aged 43 years.
In Jenerson Mr.. Lot NJ. Weeks aged months.
In Gardiner, George Il. Ridley, aged about IS.
In Pittston, William Il. Stevens, aged 20.
In Augusta Sarah, wife of James Thompson aged
In Unien, John Little, Esq, aged 20 years; Mary A.
daughter Of Church Burton, aged IA years.
In Fon-du-sac Wisconsin, Sarah only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs g. H. Stanched formerly of Leeds, Me.
In Rockand, Eliza Frances, daughter of Nathaniel C..
and Mary Ward aged II years, Eta E. only child
Charles and Adelaide Sherer aged months and 16 days
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
State of Maine.

SAGADdHOC, ,ss.-Sapreme Judicial Court, August
Term, Il. d., 1855.
Edward Dana Erastus ii. Cochran, ct al.
ND suggestion TO the court, that the defen-
n dans have had sufficient notice of the pendency
ofhs suit ordered that notice be given said defen
dant by publishing attested copy Of this order, to-
gather with an abstrict of plaintiffs writ, three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times, public newspaper
printed at Bath in county of Sasadahoc, the last
be thirty days least, before the next
term of the Supreme Judicial Court be holden Bath
within and for said County the third Tuesday OF De-
cember next that the said defendants may then and
there appear and defend they shall
Attest, A. e. HEWEY, Clerk.
Abstract of plff's writ.
Assumpset upon account annexed amounting TO
S2f4 Sc. Date of Writ, May g. 1855. Addamnum $780,
true copy of The order Of Court with abstract of
writ. o3w20 Attest, A. C. HEWEY, Clerk.