davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
&-A-&
Call at the Corner,
Where New Goods will be
sold very Chcap!!

AM lust receiving the LARGEST I'M
l. BEST SELECTED STOCK Of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, QUEENS.
WARE AND GLASSWARE.
BOOTS& SHOES, GROCERIES &c.
That have ever brought to this market. Con.
sisling IN part of Dress Goods, such as
Bareges, French Challps. De Baipe. Rarere
de Lame, Mouse de Lame, Lawns. Chanbray.
Ginghams & Prints.
OF Bonnets | have a great variety. cheaner
than have ever ever sold them here before Win
1ut any exception. | will sell Bonnets of the
Latest style from 80 cts to So. Ribbons, Flow
ers, Sarsenents and various colored Grapes for
running proportionally low.
VI Summer Goods for Men & Bows wear. 7
have York Camlets s. Denims, Pant Cheek.
Blue Drills and Cottonades of various strines
and patterns. OF Fancy Goods | have a great
variety. Yankee Notions too numerous to mem
uon. Also a great variety of Hats. such as
common Black Wool Hats, Fancy do. Rlack
warrior do, Young America do. Pearl shane
hai do. Black Hungarian do, Mems g. Rows
Jockeys do, and Childrens Pedal do.
"A l. s o -
An assortment of Groceries for family ps.
which will sell low. And as l am in want Of
money VII give you good Bar@-~a an m
Ottumwa, April 10Th 1855.
N. B.-Those persons owing d. p. Inskeep
& Co., Will save costs by paying soon. c. L..
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

G Union Primers, al Q cents. IL cts.
6 First Readers at 3 cents. l6 /"
6 Union Spelling books, at . 37a
6 Union Questions, al 6 37a
6 Child's Scripture Cues. 10 60
25 Sunday School Child's Hymn
Books. 20 !"
l Teacher Taught. 80 !"
Q Infants Library, at l2ac % I"
/ Union Bible Dictionary. As
i Gross Tickets, 10
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
N. WACMTLER,
Root & s shoe M ak0r,

Main St., beIoic Spaulding's Shop,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
e. THE proprietor keeps constantly on
HANDS a good assortment of feathers, and is al
ways ready to accommodate customers with
good work in his line of business.
November 9th, lS54.y1
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

p. S.-Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say they are advertised" or
they may not get them. $. OSBURN, p. M.
0ttumwa, April 9th, 1868.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
Notice.

rs HEREBY given that win make final
i settlement of the Estate of JEpIAH ScoTT,
late Of Wapello county, Iowa, with the Coun-
ty Court in Ottumwa, on the first Monday of
May next, at its regular session, and surrender
up my letters of misunderstanding, at which
time and place any person interested can attend.
JOHN ANDERSON. Admir-
March 10Th, 1S55-4w. of Jediah Scott.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
NOTICE.

r HEREBY tender my thanks to my custom
i ers for the liberal patronage hitherto given
me and ask a continuance of the same, and as l
need money l wish all who are indebted to me
TO come forward and square UP their accounts
without delay. D.. SANDS.
Ottumwa, April 4th, 1885.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
5. y. SCHO0LFlELD.
Chairman SANITARY Committee.
p1ecnntinns nrninsl He I.LIon, E.rer.

The acting Mayor Of New York On Saturday
issued his proclamation declaring both Norfolk
and Port .mouth "mfccted places" and requir
ing every ve.-" from those ports subject to quar-
antine, until Che l.t of September next. The
Mayor say he has reliable information that the
yellow fever prcvas,uot only at Portsmouth, but
Norfolk also. The Norfolk papers If Saturday
however, allegc that that city Is not only exempt
from the disease but enjoys uuu,oaly COED
health
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
From HarGnd

New ORLEANS, July 27.-Tho Crescent City,
from Havana, arrived mere to.d4y.-No imp0r-
tant news ~ her.
The L. : Surveying schr Verina. Captain
Bergman, passed Sand Key the 10Th instant
from Pensacola. bound to Norfolk, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

4 solid mass Of silver ore was received in New
York by the steamer George Law. last week,
we Ching p pounds, aud valued at $4,000. 1t IL
The product OF mine ON the lsthmus. and
cont ON 10 be cnined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

John l.. Dawson, of Pa, who has been appoin-
ted to succeed A. II. ReederaS Governor OF Kan
sas, was amrmbpr Of the last Congress and vo-
led for the Nebraska bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
Health 0fBaSton.

BosToN, July 25.--1'he deaths here for the
week ending to- day arc s., Of which So were
children under five wears of age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
Bounty land Warrants.

'TIIIL 10 Il9 DOiIDIfIftso OF inc w II CO
<,(A 2 5t,u "tl snnn beia receipt OF your tsAND
I-.yyl Az ARRANTS. md | suppose cach aud tsrry
as at vou 90 h IL the veft highes price
nn ir 10 e l' tonotify YOU before making sae "f
s1ui Claims aaH wifi ivo nie = Gull nave made ar.
purrmeths ia N"w York which vi ruabe pay
than ~ one Hrt" O., thi. -ide a. Neu York
IkFAYRTTB ". GRAY.
kneu1 tnr Ai}n,v Chims
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Dssp,rn!e Fight rjth IadiaRs.

The san Antonio (.rexas) Ledger gives the
f1Ioying account of II desperate fight between a
ao,tler and fifteen Indians:
..On SATURDAY evening june 81, some Fifteen
IoJi,os surrounded the House Of MI WestiaH,
trbo j. well known Ia most of our citizens. and
~, lives ON the l.euua. some thjrtg-fyo miles
i.l,,y Fort Ingp. and in thu county. The attack
- ,nade upon Nj. WpsttHil while he was all
.'.,nt from the house. leaving ut the time 10 &C
onn,nts in it but a Frcuchman named Louis. and
:, t,rged ,g 1t seems that the Indians had been
1;rg IN waii for sene time aud took this eppor-
,,ity II attack him. Mr.. Westful. however,
s,cciedrd in getting back tn his hluse. wounded
80 dangerous manner-thp bail striking him in
,bo left breast high up, and coming out ut his
hack nnder the opposite shoulder. He fastened
,ba door. and the Indians then commenced an
attack ON the house. Louis and Westfal now
oxcb,nrpd shots with tn IN in rapid Succession,
hnt We,tfall was fast failing from loss Of blood.
Louis approached al aperture IA the wall in or
dor Il make svre aim, ami was shot through the
beart, fell aud expired, The faithfui dog on see
ing Louis full and the bead streaming from his
body. brcame frantic with rage, and rushing out
of a small aperture, sprang arnong the Indians,
aeized one and tore every garment fron his body.
md was on the eve of killing him, when he was
shot and overpowered by the demons in human
form that surrounded him. Westfa overpow
cred by the loss nf blood, could only support
HIMSELF now by holding Ia the walls of the hons";
bat nothing daunted, he tore large aperture in
the wall aud stuck his gun out. in order to keep
M appearances. The Indians no Doubt think
l., til would hayc long siege, and many Of
ihcm eng severely wounded latr, linking with
Them all the horses belonging to thu rHuch-
Wesifall fell nu the bed and remained untl Won
dny. when he got toa neghbors and got as,is-
lance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
u,rb.u,od


rEh CENT SAVED Arrnrtnc rho n,,|,f,-.
ed yates Of liz. 4..irH lie 5.lo,d Tu'ae# uu-f- ga
ra1ri, 5a Jcy N by -sis ug th'r 1sharcr TN.
aiI l,.f us II slo more hun fgfD t,co reqs
-. lsx uvrrnting - lbs uding t,i. freight md
...,.n onHud .te,ticrs tsuilluz yc-se.
ALFRED s. / he. nn tho Dlck
S27t4 hirhr1and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

-.
- Iosf- brown #t-pr. Olive o., 3pli Honey Soaps,
anl Marrow bsun,s.,i
CIevrr'- ilones Sop, ant Clnr6 4 Marrow;
iuhin Pnmm'd Il aud Extracts TOR handkerchief.
Baiiry y ca, E.s' me-" Bouquet-tne on ina;
RrnmrD's lolIct Vinegar;
Ger. t,uioa Cologne, French Coosue. ExGncr. md
Sup;
Wax Matches. Puff Boxes Combs and Brushes, md
fnocy Goods, in grent variety, i'-t received md
fur sale low by
sTEoTHER n WHITEHEAD, Dpgei.t..
" % Is Bnnk Square
OfFIrE Lh NcHBukG AND ABI>GDoB
TflFGKtPH toHPANY, July - 1915,
E'HE nauIl meeting of the .Nrorll oi 'ors IF this
n Cnmnaiv will tase place IN Friday. August l7lh
next, at the Office OF the Company ia I.ynrhbHg
iv27.coti 7rbHus w VI. =. NORRIS, rre-'i.
I'Ok REM - The iarg" nni CORY .uirut trick IN
DA ELLlNG HOUSE situated on lst street. Iii
the residence Of Jana4 Il. Hornpt aud Elijah
Fletcher AppN Ia MARK ANTHONY. JR.,
y lJ-IhG&M2wif ~ las. o. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01


Duet IN TENNFssEE.-A personal difficulty
having occurred in A.heye, North Carolina,
between Mr.. john d. Lyman. Editor ut tho A-h
willie SPECTATOR and Dir. WIN. l.. billiard 1t was
determined to settle it by Il resort To the dnello.
1t seem, that DR.. billiard took exceptions to Il
certain article in the Spectator, and held the cdi
tor to n p .lsonal accountability. The citor de
cInng to rptract challenge WINS sent and nc
cpptrd, and arrangements made for having 1t out
at place called the Paint Rock, in Tennessee.
near the North Caroliua line.
On reaching the place selected they were met
by a a.ge eaneourse of people headed by off
Gers OF the law who had received information of
the matter aud had Determined to prevent the
meeting. The parties thereupon adjourned to
more secluded place and fouL hi with rifles at 40
PAGES distance-the rifles carrying 50 balls TO the
hound One shot was exchanged without injury
= either party, when DR.. billiard professed him
st If satisfied. and the affair terminated.
Northern Clergyman and KansaS Emigration.
RnsroN July 30.-A proposition has been
started here 10 the effect that the three thousand
New England clergymen who signed the Anti
Nebra ska bill petition to Congress, shall hecome
the Kansas Emigrant Aid Society by paying 500
each the funds to be applied to settling Kansas
with Christians.
.Spread oftbe Yelioo Ferer- Hcaitbs Of Nep
DripOpS
NV ORLEANS, July 21th.-Fhe number of
deaths here last week from yellow Fever were
100.
The disease has appeared at Baton Rouge.
From the Portsmouth transcript of Saturday.
Report Of The Sanatarysf
For twenty four hours up 10 sunset yesterday,
there were ten new cases Of Fever; and three
deaths. The committe report that as yet thcrc
has been no case, which cannot be positively
traced 10 Gospurt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
s.7ttEk SAt.

kEUEk SAt . - Ino0po r5nds oi III Virgin,
ahd lem, lraad ComnRrv. f,rf,. 6 re-
rout interest p prinsl enl interest pe alto n New
}urk. mud seruf 4 .acoad parls,r# uppn tie On.
rirc itopd and n IA, -.rs al tho CorpaaY
These securit regarded Of tn first class,
and WI be sold - 80 IA eommpfd be trenton Of
every capalist. ~ Jforaat.n Of L,s con,Ii-
ton nud future - OF lae flaad viz l.. furnished
by " n. april j
mo-. I.IAst. pETn pG SrEN II a 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
AIoNrtoWEnY's CELERnATE.,

, EN- lis - The beat IN use, having boa
aWnrde fr-t nr.piuni nj comre tnta NJ tlE l. IL
ing tnirs or = G Vten,a md M,r, und sold ut e. r
tory prices b.
ROWEETT & HARDY,
iv2sta $40 AGENTS. Peter-huis Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

StAEI' $500 Sack. Jefuss y Dor-ey's fne SALT
- IN pr m nrder. landing and tor safe by
EDMOND DAY EXPORT ( co,
July 3 y Richmntd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

~ OElCE.-th ayc hand. my shop. 3 miles
' from tie CRY oil Lynchburg, immediately on the
Amber Court tousr Bond:
IL, and Horse Iron Axles, (waggon)
Railroad aal OK carts.
Ploughs, llarrow-, Cutivators, &C.,
Bed Steals, Wash Stands,
Tables, Safes. Wardrnbcs, &r..
All which va, to lie Of The best mate
rails and will sell hsiI uw not lower than ouch
%,rs rand be obtained els where AL rer ons in want
- such articles viii h'd it their interest 10 give
call, as am deie mned 10 offer such inducements viii
insure sales. n. B. MAGRUDER
July 96- vAse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

nsANGEs AND LEMN1ONS.-Just
~ ceivod twcnts-nne hnXeS packed and ! good
oder i,orlw BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
SlUit a .TEynNs~lmror~t. az, del

SluIV a STEVENS lmrorr~f ~, dealcr.
" Ia thlm, Ola. liuhen~nte. LookinR Ga,scs,
litItnn mt flstr II &c. Gas fmtuio- Iii iseratnrs.
'l''"' col - Stow mr." "ri Hir na'h-. amps,
tat9-, 20. TT, !'h'y q ads. Se, fit to utov,
f"Ncl's Lo,el. a,eenaro street. Petersburg. Va
he alb 'creefa Low Receiving cutie sttc<
ii Hoads which they havo purrhnscd for rash aud
i'paed t. oil gren i,,de.msnts 10 th 81 wishing g.
olc)ase. Much hu, bron tpken IN the ael con
~ then goods end tl"y respectfully invite the public
Ia an eAnmGaiip,1 % thoir stock
MUIR & STEVENS.
~ 30 d,ciy +, ler-lurg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

M RH--- ssnuiltcs genuine SWI Rrz A., superior
tor duruhify oil ko-nncss Of e3Ee. any IN ClI
and get orr q; STROLLER x WHIrEHEAD'S
~ 26. div Bank Saunrp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

Bennett bh.lE w.
Produce a.a.t##-Iuu a..t.. gtr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

fourteen weeks. The schools viii then
be more thoroughly graded, and every
thing in human power Will be done to
raise the common schools to that high
standarI where they naturally belong in
/. flee so.ntry: There will be no occa-
SOP. to.'~,d from home young men who
ase preparing to- enter college, for here
after the select school OF Ellsworth will
be all that is needed.
We also understand that next term.
Mr.. lIawes proposes TO give lessons in
singing, gr lis, to all the yaptls who at
tend his school As this Will be done out
OF school hours, we can only say that
his scholars mag leem themselves pecu,
liar fortunate "a, having teacher So
accommodalinu-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Shameful Conspiracy.

II has by some means leaked out tina
the opponents OF the Maine Law in ,h;:
vicinity are now exeTting their inauenue
aud expanding their money freely to make
as many drunk as possible. in order ,c
bring the law into contempt We hear
implicated in this dirty work the names
of men who are strictly temperate them
selves, and whose social position is above
reprosch, Be careful, gentlemen. how
you pull upon this wire, else we shall
OUT with your names.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

lar Of Mr. Lowell as the most lihelous
document we ever saw IN print, and one
well calculated to do great injustice TO
Mr.. Sonesby. Simply deniai Of the
charges made By Lowell we deem, iusui
hcieut as an anrido.e To a 5aue so decep
tive, and we have therefore examined a
Sttle into the disposition Of the man, by
way Of showing how he came TO write
such tissue Of libelous f.isehoods. s.
But as Mr.. Lowell has long since passed
into his doIage, we bespeak Tor him The
charity of our readers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

Bro Chaaey of,he Ellsworth american
has taken partner, Mr.. c. w. Moor
We welcome him to the editorial iraterni.
ty, and wish success to the american in
the cause Of truth. BY the way, Bro.
CLANCY, in regard TO that British flag AT
Castine on the ith, we saw one suspend.
ed across the street, bu, by whom il was
done we did not learn. He mus, possess
a patriotic soul, the dog-Pregressirs
Ago
Patriotic, we should say But VIVA,
else can be expected OF the menials Of
Frank Pierce! With America, Ameri-
can policy and American principles, they
have long since proved tina, they have no
sympathy. DR.. Brigham, by hosting
the British flag on the fourth OF July. has
given the world fair demonstration OF
The wildca, principles; yet we think the
Dr. will be likely to get some sharp re.
Dukes from his superiors for thus showing
the colors OF The party Not tina, they
object to his ia ste in give the British flag
the preference, .or in that they agree with
him, but it may prevent many Of the
hard.hsted yeomanry from voting with
them, when their policy is so glaringly
exposed. All Doctor, y our have done a
very silly thing, and no, gained single
friend thereby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

SINGULAR ACCIDENT VIM
Haynes. Esq. Of Trenton, IN this Coun
iy, was milking one of his cows on the
evening Of the 25,h, he was kicked by
her in the abdomen, and survived but
about SO hours. His age was SO years
He was one OF our bes, citizens and muei,
respected. His loss will be severely Tel,
BY all classes Of the community in which
he lived, as well as by his family. to
which he was much atached.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

ARcHBY MooaE, THE WIRE SLAVE. by
H,LrRErH the Historian, from the pre.s
Of Miller, Orion and Muligan. This j,
new an enlarged edition, with an miro.
duc,ion prepared expressly for it. The
Book was originally published IN ls3s
aud created great sensation. /, d,al,
in facts, which should be known, howeve,
hcrifying in themselves. The readin,
public although well nigh sa,ia,ed With
Uncle Tom. ism will thank the publishers
this volume is put out. - mo. II dos
sI,25.
Apropos to the notice Of Female Life
among the Mormons, as lsscea by }. c.
Derby, we may mention here the receipt
Of a copy Of History OF the Mormon."
from the press Of " o < NJ. /, is an
illustrated edition OF work published
some two or three years ago, and will at.
haS' i'u'" ""c"t'"' ~ ~ pam but
startling exposition, giving an accouu, of
the Lite and Death Of Joe Smith tho
American Mohammed. BY mailing
81 % to the publishers, it will be sen,
pos, paid TO any address.
SHELLEvs Posxs-3 vol HsRursr,
PoENs-I vol. Little, Brown & Co
Boston. This edition OF the British
poets is rapidly progressing. OF the mer.
its oil the collection, 1t is useless for us 10
say word No Library is complete
without collection OF some kind. The
edition by this house. Is character xed by
chcapness, ncatness and pcrleciness-
each n great disideratum-and are well
worthy the attention Of the public. The
series is edited by Professor Child, and
a memoir, wah portrait, accompanies
each poet, The mechanical part oil the
Volumes cannot be surpassed, the type
being Of the clearest kind aud the covers
OF durable nature, while The paper used
Is OF the frs, quality.
DeWru and Davenpor,s "as,onisher'
Is nearly ready. We predrc, an excne.
ment and large sale More anon,
MusicA. Horace Water. has kindly
sen, Us the toAoA'ug Our Banner"
National Song. sung BY Ossian's Bard
Prlce % cents. "Trumphial Polka" By
Oscar Comncua,s, b,,Ai,m COMPOSE.
t,on; Grand VMse, l. Eio,.e du Nord,"
dine Mszufka," furmIns> No,. |. ) and
8 oil the "P,ani,ss Library" a series Of
composition, from the mos, celebrated
eotnPastior5, naiiTe and foreign. The
LiGtaty !. edited by Thomas Baker aud
his name alone is sufficient guarantee
al he superior quality Of the selections
hey Will he sen, by mail, pos, paid Oh
rrceip, oil price, which Is, we believe ~
eents each.
AMERICA Own We regret 10 lean
hat, IN consequence OF The severe Illness
oil L. y. Child the edi,or, herewith lie 10
ls>ae Of this American sheet this week
We hope 10 chronicle his en,ire ctnyal.
csccuce IN our next
Nour-,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Pierce ana his Suuporters.

Pierce and his Supporters.
We had long since abandoned al
thought of Pierce, aud RETAINED from
commenting upon his acts. Our reason
was, that we believed him so Ear tlisgrac
ed that neither the comments Of editors
nor hrs own vile acts could sink him AIRY
lower, or make him any more a5hored
by the American people. But we reck.
oned wutht ii ou7 os Frank Pierce pos
sesses more iniquity than he ever receIv'
ed credit for. We concluded The des.
irucllon Of Greytown the erownins &C, oil
hrs luminous administration, Blu, we
missed the marked lie has new added
lniamy 10 iniamy by the removal oil Gov.
RErpER, of Kansas. Removed him for
what? Because he ri>ked hi. life among
band Of lawless rufiains and sough, Ia
maintain law and orlcr. Every pulsa-
/ ton Of P,erce's black hear, beat in sym
patty with the lawess mob, and fearful
tina, under Reeder the dignity of the law
might be sustained, Pierce has removed
han
An act SO ii, variance with everything
Jus, and noble could have been expected
! from no other M or al admin iiration and
is even too base TO have been looked ie,
from this lime Harvard we cannot imagine
how any honest, intelligent man can sup.
port an administration so disgraced.-
ct strange As it may seem, there are
/ intelligent men in this state, ave, in this
town, who cling to Pierce with all his
iniquities, and endorse his most shame.
J full acts. They even 60 so far as 10 select
as their candidate for Governor, man
notorious for his sympathy with the most
disgraceful rum rioters tina, ever Gisgrac.
ed civilized society. With such Presl.
dent; such CANDIDATE for Governor
with swarm OF foreign Roman Catholic
office holders, of every grade, from Post
Master General to the sweep and lamp
] lighter, with a battalion Of Custom House
officers who amuse themselves by hoist.
ing the British flag on the fourth Of July
it is no wonder that ministers Of the
gospel preach against them. But i, is a
wonder how men who claim 10 be oppos
ed to all the miquities OF Pierce and HI.
supporters can reconcile their consience>
BY voting with them. Who Can ex.
plain this mystery
The Boston Bee. in speaking OF the
removal OF Gov Reeder, holds the follow
ing:
The removal Of Gov. Ree(er Of Kan
sas, BY the President. crowns his acts viii
an infamy more daring than any vet en-
acted. Dawson, who succeeds him, i,
said to he the most craven Of toadies
and will perform any work however base
which the administration may dictate
If Pierce's utter damna,lon was not Ger
tain before, i. certainly is nop Thu,
removal viii offend nineteenth, OF the
good sense and intelligence Of the county
aud hang about the Presidents head a
pail as black as night. A storm is com
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

A MoIsr CoNUNDa BM. w hen did that
unr-penlant tribe, the Nebraska Demo-
cracy IN Maine, dream that thes were
going TO have a plenty OF drink , When
they found Wells in the DESERT Ban.
gor Mercury.
And that reminds US of breezy one:
And VIVA, went the Wings straight out
for to see2 Only Reed shaken by the
wind --Pcarlata Adrertisfr,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Grand Rallr at Ellsworth.

Ii has been deemed best to change the
time for holding the American Grand
Rally for this county 10 Friday the
9th OF AUGUST
This has been done in order to secure
the presence OF Br Stevens OF August a,
who could not otherwise we'll attend, as
there is 10 be Rally in his county on
the 23nd.
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A city editor says that man in New
York got himseli into trouble by marry
ing two wives. A western editor replies
by assuring his contemporary tina, a good
many men in Michigan have done the
same by only marrying one.
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GRAND RALLY AT AMHERST.

GRAND RALLY AT AMHERST,
There will be grand rally OF Native
Americans at Amherst on the evening OF
Saturday, the d It'll inst, in the Meeting
House a. The corner. We have engaged
to address ,hsm upon the occasion. and
hope to find the house well filed. The
meeting will be called 10 order a,
O'Clock. p. NJ.
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Paul Psl4aosE
The Singing Sisters.

We axe pleasure "a calling attention
10 The card OF The SINGING SISTERS, Who
announce n concert al Lords Hall on the
9Th inst. They have heretofore sung in
Ellsworth and given good satisfaction
since then we understand they Have I'M
proved very much. and from the iarora.
bile notices they have received from the
press. ~e conclude there is no company
that has ever visited this place which can
give a more pleasing concert
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q The Hotter Family gave concert
here last Wednesday night. 1t was, no
doubt, good--couldn' understand word