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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

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Abduction o. q Young Girl, By AZ
IrishmaH

saae three w,sks siace. says the Phil
l4e,aaia American Banaer. an lrshman
BIZ lhc name OF Michael Nofden, who h I'd
been in the employ II NJ Eparlan Back
well. OF Hope sell a51actei 4 young crl
ID yeats Of sge, dlashiar Of Nj Black
well, from her hone, and conveyed her
10 Llnb.r,rllIe, \ J where lie married
her. the b-reavel parens became d.
most frantic at the toss Of tier enid, and
sent messengers IN varieas directions III
search Of her OlJl,er D3yis discovered
the retreat OF the par 81 returned for the
father Of the girl. rhsy wee found in
the vicinity OF l.anoerFais. The GIL
vas aiken in charge by her father aud
the villain lodged IN ja,i 10 await 4 trial,
for abduction, snI marrying the girl wiih.
cut tue consent Of her parents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
News From, California.

The news from The Pacific, by the Sr,R
OF TINE WEsr and the GEoRGE Law Of
two weeks later date. is very interesting.
Among the mos, interesting items Of
news IS the discovery II extensive gold
mines ia fuoIumue County, which, ii ia
reported. exceed in richness all Previous
discoveries. The mountain IN which the
deposits have been found - aboui tweuiy
miles long, and il is sand that one han.
bred thousand dollars worth oil gold has
been already taken fro,a aasai aaadred
square feet OF earsh, drawn ifs'T ihe bon
els al he mountain. |, Is seeposoa j.al
IN this new fed there u IL Re wo,~ .og
thousands ot men 5er wears IL c-aa,e.
From, Oregon md W'sshsngtca Trrr'-
tories. howevsT, the inie t-ence : as: the
mos, Starring ioleeeS;. / IL iaeilus nave
risen in lnmenee np,sstsfs and IA sc;u
war is raging throughout the Country
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Later from Earoes.
New Y,ay, Nv. 80 II O'Clock P.

New Y,ay, Nv. 81 II O'Clock P.
NJ.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arriv-
ed al 9 O'Clock, uuanoGaccd.
The lates, dispatches from the seat Of
war report officially from Lord Stratlord
Redcl,if-, vIc,ury gained Nov. 5,h. by
Omar fasha, over 100 70 R1ssian tno.l.
ly Georgian) militia a, RIVER Incorn,
which Omar, With the Turks. $50
strong, crossed at fonr ppiu's, taking SIX
" prisonerc, three guns and 400 killed
and wounded. 'lHrklsh hos. 800.
A private despatch. winch evidently
refers Ia the same encounter, says that
the Turks crossed the river anakava,
and st"rmtd the Russian redoubt<, after
which they pushed forward towards Kui.
tais.
Is Frs is still besie-cd, bn, appearances
indicate tina, the Russians viii retne to
Tlats.
Nothing from the Crinea. The ar.
mics are preparing fir WINTER
Only few ships remain m Dnieper,
and the bulk OF the fleets are returning
to Consian,lnople.
The Car has returned to ST Peters
burg.
Peace Eumors are again extremely
prevalent but vague. Diplomacy how
ever is active. especially al Stockholm,
Vienna and Brussels.
The Paris Exhi5 ion has closed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

.NSw PUBLICATIONS ASSouNcEp. The
enterprising publishing house Of Philips
Sampson & Co, have announced an ele
CANT list Of publications to be soon is
lsued--iucluding historical, biographical
standard. juvenile, scientific works--em-
pracing a variety rarely met WITH. he
juvenile works will be some OF the most
beautiful ever published. A visit to the
magniticen, establishment OF Philips,
Sampson s. Co. bewllders one by the
immensely Of the arral Of booSs TO be
found there. Every thai The press
Of the old world or the new has produced
is here TO he met with, and IN the I'M
mense intellectual labyf,nth a pe.lecl
c!ocN-work system OF arrangement pre-
walls. ~ which, under the efficient care
Of a. X. Lorng, ESQ, chief clerk Of the
establishment, every thing is made in.
SANITY available, at command. Those
interested in the increase and progress OF
the book trade m Il, here find food for re-
lection, and to those who may wish TO
buy books, there is no place where they
may better GO, than to Phillips, Samp-
son Il Co.'S book establishment, in WIN.
ter street Boston Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Chimney Of the Ellsworth AMER
can Loses no opportunity since the cleo.
ton to hit dig a, the Republican Patty.
In his last. there IS an extract fram tina,
" Satante' sheet, the Bangor journal,
every itne OF which is an uumlticlted dis.
grace to paper that makes the least pre-
Ientlons to decency. The Republic ans
will be up and doing when rotten whig-
gerry wi;h the tiippaa. editor Of the Jour.
nal are dead and f1rgo,ten. When it is
understood that Of the 100 600 votes in
this State, the wing party has only TO-
100, the senseiess b-ayado of TIN, San
barn Is simply rldlculous.-[Ja,u AMI
Ing airer.
la repl, to the above we would in all
kindness say To E!der Peek, that If he
lives the American issues as he Should
II he IN The least regards as binding the
solemn pledge he has gwen to asss, in
the support Of American principles, he
would not be gadding after and coque,-
ting with the Republican party-a party
hostile TO the American; a party every
where defeated and every day becoming
more dlsgraced. In this state its Nor.
nils, Dows and Weavers have crushed
the very life out of it, and we are honest.
y OF the opinion, that without the aid OF
the American vote, il could no, poll even
so large q number as the poor straight
Wings. let some men are either ST.
short sighted or SO stina,e as 10 in slst
upon dragging the American party down
TO the same level with the Republican,
We are no, of tina, number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Mr. Greeley was trying TO read news
paper BY the dim religious lishl' Of car
lamp In Older to see. he raisod the
wick; but hardly had he done so before
tho lamp trimmer came along and turned
1t down. The moment his back was
turned, Greeley raised i, up again. The
knight OF the dark ianiern' presently
can, along again ani par;iy sla, of the
light BY which the philosopher was read
ing. Greeley demonstrated. The official
shrns, bis lantern in his face. surveyed
him wi'h con,emp,uous Off moment,
and replied, coolly, .Oid fellow. you talk
20 much
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
MARRIAGES.

A. Bangor 81 ult.. by Geo W. Snow
Esq City Clerk, John W Babson Oldest
Son Of Samuel Babson OF Brooksviilc to
Louisa A Titbeits Youngest Daughter OF
Cap, J c Tiobe,,s Keeper Of Pun pk'n
Island Light, and formerly Of Bforklin'
In surrs,Noy, 2o,h, b. Rev, Mr. Dun
dar. Mr., EIlakim w. Nc Caslin. OF
PenobSco,, 10 Miss Maria Emerson OF
Ellsworth. By the same, Dec.lsi, Mr.
Sisaeoe Load TO Mss Susan NJ. ga
bath Ct sufy.
IL Nit Desert, Dec Cd, by N g. Rea
eri.on E.sa.. Mr. George w. fonnG, OF
iiou'dsbofo to Miss Z iJania Robinspo 81
Ai Desert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
Congressional News.
Wasll,SsroN. De,

WAsniSer"f, Dec. S.
SENATE. Mr. Hale submitted a ,eso.
luton, asking the President to inform the
Senate whether he had received any owl.
dence oil such resistance TO the e.ecp,;o,
of the laws in Kansas, as TO require the
interpretation Of military force.
Mr.. Adams gave notice of bill n
tanrene the Naturalization laws-sd.
'journed.
Housr.-The House adjourned, after
taking the 10Th unsuccessful ballot for
Speaker.
/ he las, ballot was-for Csmnhell On
Richardson "a, Banks 8, Fuller 10 Mar.
shall 6, Pennington 7, Whitney .. Smith
oil Ala. Q, scattering 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

A New picroRlAL,-We have received
a specimen sheet, containinga prospectus
of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspa.
per-" 1t will occupy a new field, promis-
ing in addition to it's illustrations 10 con.
tain political articles Of high character,
and TO chronicle every matter Of interest
to the world a, large. The FIRST number
containing l6 large pages of matter. Will
be issued on Saturday Of ,his week.
Terms. SIX months subscfiptor Tor
Que volume, - 90, two velua asfs %,
70 "a sol unes. $40 20. s fs usg !.
f. SO avs oufanx aanpes, we e9uia IL II
batter # We could see Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
HARrERs' Story BooKs.-No 10 al

HARrERs' Story BooKs.-No 10 of
the series is received from FErRiDSE i
to, and contains a general outline OF An.
Gent History, with beautiful Illus,ra-
tons II is not intended altogether for
the entertainment, Of mere children but
Tor the instruction OF Young men and
women and gives IN a connected nara
i've the general line Of Ancien, History.
lh's work can be obtained of Mosgs
HALE at 50 year or % cents mum
Der.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

The Ladies' Of the pfop1se1Fli' iera
meet at Lords Han. Dec. 18th a, 3
o'clock. p NJ. for the purpose OF mas,ng
choice Of grounds for the Cemetery. when
all are TO be prepared 10 give their opn.
ion, as TO where ii shall be, wrhou, re.
gard to price, merely as i, best suits their
fancy. Every lady who takes an inter-
est IA the object Is earnestly invited to
meet with them and express her opinion.
E. NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
Per order Of the Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
NOTICE.

A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Hancock Mutual Insurance Company
will be held at the Office Of the Secretary
ON Tuesday Dec lS 1855 a, 2 o'clock p.
NJ. for the purpose of acting on the ques-
ton of closing up the business OF the
Company and any other subject that may
come before the meeting.
CHARLES X. TiLDEN Sec'y.
Castine Nov % 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Pur NOT youR TRUsr IN PRr.cgs.-John
an Buren, beseeches the iiards and Sof,s
TO lutte. and vows be viii gise bond,
with good securities to hold no Office for
ten Yeats. The Prince is very Sale in
holding gu, this mducemen,-he will
lose nothing By it. Vel the feeling Of
The, politician, we think, IS strong enough
IA hun 10 make him eagy sous 81 n.
eomPaHi9is. and unlike 81 Paul, make
hin Eish taas 'bey vert IKE him ia
A9'a'as save these aoaas.-rt4N. i, Ii
dJ7tHs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
Will Sustained.

At Ellsworth, the Supreme Court,
Hathaway Judge, presiding, heard a case
which had long been niglted in Hancock
County. Il was The suit OF Eluph s.
Dean CT ais. appts. Us Edwin Hadlock. -
The issue was on The admission to pro-
bale OF the will of Samuel lIadiock, who
on one OF the Islands OF Frenchmaus Bay
had accumulated 40 or IS .tlo0, and some
time before hts death devised IL 10 his on
iy living SON Edw,a; glv,ug to the chill
dren oil has deceased sons SIS each, he
having done much for all his chiIdteu in
M Ilie time The heirs a, law sough, to
set aside the will or various grounds.
among hem suggesting that IT was forged.
Inc trial lasted seven days aud the jury
found verdict sustaining the will. Hon
Edward Ken, and Tho. Robinson for the
devi,ee; A. Knowles and A WlswelI for
the heirs at law Portland AdrSrttser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
Yours Us ever.
} C. plTRAT

HEAyY DAMAGES, In the case of DR..
2. l.. Zemp. Of Camden. W. the Winning
ton and Manchester Railroad Company,
tried AT Sam,errille, s. C., The Jury $.
sessed the damages a. $4,000 DR..
Zemp lost a leg from the accident and
received other injuries. The case excit.
ed much interest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Important Church Suit Decided. On
the 5th ult., the case OF O'Connor vs.. The
Roman Catholic Bishop. WAS decided a,
Chicago, Illinois. and a veriic, Of s5 s6i
given agains, the Bishop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

fusion party. beaded BY Mr. Spooner OF
Ohio, President &c the SAFE Council -
They want an Abolition platform. so as
70 BRING about fusion with the Black
Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
MR.. RuBINsoN'S NEW STORE.

/ VI IL H0biNS SUN > NE W SIoN Il.
We were not aware until within few
days Of the extent, convenience and beau
" ol finish Q: this store in the new Block
! The siote was built aud Is owned by Mr.
TuoNAs HoLNEs OF this place, man who
Is az American by choice aud no, BE- ac-
c.ieu;. and who has accumulated very
handsome property by his honesty and
industry We cannot forbear the passing
remark, that ii all who come to this coun.
Try were like Mr.. HoLMrs, there would
never be any occasion for the organization
Of an American party. But Mr. Fl. IS
protestant, and herein lies the whole Sc
cfet of hrs love for the country OF his
adoption.
Bu, to return. This store was bull,
and finished in accordance with the de-
si-n, and under the immediate direction
Of Mr. ROBINSON, who. in addition to his
high qualifications as a merchant, has
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HAsrER's MONTHLY, for December ser

HAsrRR's MONTHLY, for December sent
us by FErsIDeE a. Co completes the
Twelfth volume. Contents The Con.
quest of Mexico, BY John S. c. Abbott.
Reinembrances Of the Mississippi, By T.
b. rhrope. Disinte,ested Friendship.
A 1sinto Newfoundland, The Knock
er. The Senses taste. Winfrsd's
Vow. 4 Basse, Of Thunder. bol,s. Sis
ter Anne. BellolL Every Inch Kiag.
Monthly Record OF Curren. Events. Lit.
erary Notices, &c, @a
For sale by Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

1--WE are much pleased to learn thai,
Miss ALMA Rlcn,Ros Of this town has
received an appointment as a teacher IN
one of the public schools OF Roxbury,
Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Be sure 10 read the advertisement
Of J. II. Lanslon e. Co and remember
they can't be beat in their line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

The EaPREss EUGENIE.- Paris
correspondent OF The Courier des Etats
Uais, speaking of the French Empress,
says: Her interesting condition is becom.
ing more and more apparent When
similarly crcumstanced, some ladies ell.
dsavor to coaceal the fac, from the pub
lie but Queens, on the contrary, should
let it be apparent, so that there may be
no doub, concerning the prospect of an
heir TO the throne, as has happened more
than once. Modesty should give way in
such case to the interests Of the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
National Convention at Cincinnati.

Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Penns, lvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Mi
chigan and Wisconsin. Jno William
SOU Of Pennsylvania, was called TO the
char, aud W. W Dennenhower Of Hi
uois was appointed Secretary for the ten
LpoTary organization.
! A com,,,ee of fac Were chosen on
credentials who reported the number Of
delegates present as follows. VIZ
I Ohio 81; Rhode Island Vermont
u; Massachusetts 5; Indiana I; Illinois
3 Pennsylvania II Mlchigan3; WIS
cons.n |.
, \ committee OF one from each State
represented were appointed to nominate
Tor the permanent organization who re-
ported:
For Presids n--TuoMAs II. FORD,
OF Ono
! Far Fice Pyes'dcms-S. n. Allen,
Of Massachusetts, aud W Sheets, Of
Indiana
For S refar'eS-W. " Deanenhow-
er, Of iinois aud Richard Coulter OF
Pennsylvania.
a committee OF one iram each STATE
"as appointed to receive Resolutions.
Communications, &c, and 10 dian teso'
lutoas for the Convention. A large
uum5er Of resolutions were resd to the
convention and submitted to the com.
mutee, mostly OF 4 conservative chanc-
ter, maintaining the Northern sentiment,
but holding ont the olive branch 81 peace
10 .Ar y .;ional Convention which is to
meet al padade phia on the ed Of Feb
rnary nfyt, Tor the nomination Of Prcsi.
dens and Nlcs President. Among the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

PETERSON 5 MAGAZINE rs I~56.--Wc
have received the JaauFay number Of this
Magazine, which the publishers oil'er To
the pab,c as the haniso.ncst ever issued
by two dollar Maeazsac All they ask
is that II should be compared with others
or even with the three DO n Magazines.
They give some twenty extra pages ia ]
as New Year, gilt 10 Their friends -
Lasl year they nearly doubled rs c!5cu-
latiau. aad Us the country Is maze pros-
pesoas aaI this Magazine better lhan eg-
er, they expect to quite doubie !, tins
year All they ask IS that those who see
this number wli exert 4 emseises to cel
up clubs or procure single sub>cribeTs.
In several points this Magazine sur3as.
SEES all others .or The ladies. ls,. /, is
the only one that gives original stories
wholly. Pad. These stories are d a
higher otder than IN any Contemporary.
3D. lis steel, coorcd fashion plate are
the newest and hanI-omesi. 4th. IL
mezzo.nts are the most beautiful. 5lh.
Its crochet, embroidery and n,her patterns
are the choicest, 9th. II glves the most
reading matter il proportion to lis price.
7,h. The promises made al the beginning
Of the year are more than fulfilled before
Ms close In proof Oh these several as
serlions we could quote the testimony OF
newspapers in all sections Of the country
No lady need hesitate, therefore, to stake
her veraeity GU the facts OF these points
OF superiority in "Pelerson's Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
ST. LorIs. 9Th.

81 LUIS, ON.
Kansas Free State papets give their
version Of difficulties, from which /, an.
peals Young man named Dow was sho,
by Missourian named Comeman, who
WAS rescued by his friends. A meeting
OF CITIZENS on the spot Pronounced he act
cold blooded murder, aud implicated
some as abcitors. Sheriff Jones arrested
Jacob Bronson, n, whose house Duw li,.
hat he "as rescued BY his nejzabo,-.
whereupon Jones sen, To Paw nee .araaj.
declaring that tie Governor had assar,l
him oi the assistance Of 200 a,en 81
needed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
Good and Cheap Book Store.

MR. J B. OsGoop having recently re
moved INTO the store Formerly occupied
By MF Anas7 Sargent. has filed II with
a very ehoee selection OF the standard
aud latest publications Of the day. In
addition to Ats large stock 81 books. be
keeps constantly on hand a supply Of the
latest publications of SAee. Muse, be-
sides every article usually kept n Book
Store. Mr Osgood believing IN the
ptmeipieat .smaI' preat, a4qaick turns
aas detHmlned to sell eyerythingg IN his
line as cheap as the same can he afford
ed at any place in this state. As I, !,
somewhat IN the range Of oar bushes,
to know the the prices Of books and sta
tianstg, sc ean assure OF readers that
be aocs 81. 4; re.y se,a.l profits
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

iNstxtrY N DEsEScE - CaiAs y
'tiai has occurred N New H,ren. wa..l
soe~ very ftr. by the verdict af til ,t..
TO establish as a legal placipies t.1i
crime IS usually the result Il tnssntt7.
One Vi Hard Clark vas eeatiia. at~.
sud the ceutiship I'D pfestesseJ 80 e-.-
gasetaeht - marriage, BIT IA ceu,e-
qaepce OF some disagreement TIE paFiit-
separated. and the hdy married another
person. Mr. Wright, Clark continued
his visits to he lady, and finally catered
fho house ere day. aud IN the presence
Of Mrs. y h; sho, her husband dead.
hen returning To his place of bus mess
until 4 police officer took him in chsrse
The Prosecution nts.i tha, this va, \
lie 4aefaie murder. arising from jealousy
and reyrHse. but the defendants council
commended that the act was the result al
l ;psals! dela,ion, = belief on the part Of
Nsfa+h i#iat 'ttf. ~ EiAbi ittftI Htin. aUl
II wss az duty to relieve her. The sub
Jeet oi insanity was treated win al! the
learning which medical books present.
aud aets ui eeceuiriety, Common pehaps
10 every man. were construed into PIE.
'nnutafy evidences of rama. Even the
fathers mental pcculrafi;es were dive,
upon Ia show that there was an heredita-
ny 'a'n' OF Insanity. The jap acquitted
The prisoner, on the ground tina, he was
lasane bat II Is probable that the dexter
lts os defendants council. the sympathy
ai the jury. anl the morbid se1si.igeness
visiting against hanging had more TO do
#nh hiass'ns their minds IN the prison
ef's favor than any settled eouclu.ions IN
the Iusy's MUD OF the extent OF his men.
tai incapaci'g. and the nice metaphysical
question Of how FAR i, effected has moral
responsibility.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
From Kansas.
ST. Lofts, Dec. 4,h

ST.. Lofts, Dec. 4,h.
Accounts from Kansas state thu, a n of.
teef of the military organization Of Fra
State men, was captured at A,ch-on
with written instructions to burn down
the town and murder Mr. Laughin. As
most ef the population had gone to Lee.
ompfc under orders from the Governor a
request was sent to Weston Tor assistance
and party despatched from the latter
place last night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

Nfw DONE OF TIE C8Ht4oL Tia
Washington correspondent If The nIu-
more Sun. says the old damtis IA. DIS
appearing The same ronask viii ap-
PLY to first stock Of goods brorsh; to Els
worth tais tail by Z. II. Seaexe4!p5E.-
This has Induced BIN to purchase new
stock FOR winter, which has received
aud Is no& beng opened he has .
good supply Of by Goods. Groceries,
Ready Made Clothing, Bee:> SHOES aud
Rubbefs. s., &. al e waicA he is FIST
lisposln- Of a; snall r. fl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

EoRgsTE1's BoYs' q, GRLs' MAGA.
ZINE, for December IAN entertaining peri
odscal Tor youag ioiss. Is received +.
g. q. q. Rand, Bo.toa are tie rubieh-