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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-01

~COLUMBIA TYPOSRAPHICALS O-
~ GETTY "A stated meeting Of this Soci-
ETY. Will be held this evening ut the City Hail. at
place. dec 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
VAnIETtEs THE ATRR

KUNKET 4 CO ..PRoPRtsroR
(Also CT Hcllidhy-strett Theatre, Balitmofe.)
JnHN II FORD MANkGNk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-01

A Chance for Col Benton Yet.-We have
very recent ncws from the scat of government
Of Missouri, by private letter, which leads US
to think 1t not all improbable, that our fellow
citizen, Col. Benton, may again be elected N
the U. S. Senate from that State. We hear
from thence that very recently his friends in
the Legislature offered to unite with the Wings
in efectinS senatorial elections, pledging them
selves to vote for any Wing to fill one of them,
to be designated by Wing caucus, if the
latter would vote for Col. Benton, to fill the
other. This proposition was rejected and the
wings subsequently made an offer to the
Democrats of the body to vote for Mr. Atchi
son to fill one, If they (thc Democrats) would
vote for the Wing nominee, whoever he NAV
be, to Gil the other. This tender was also de-
clined. Subsequently, the Bentonians and
Wings were again in consultation, on the sub
ject, with prospect Of coming To some salts.
factory understanding We shall await fu..
Their advices from that quarter with no little
interest.
Messrs. Horace Greeley and Thunow
Weed-were among the arrivals in Washing.
ton yesterday. AZ these intellectual gentle
mentor such they really are-are accus-
toned, through their respective presses, to
denounce, without stint, the system Of man.
agement in political and public affairs, attrib.
uted to the lobby in this city, 1t is to DO pre-.
sumed lover the left that neither Of them
will "tako hand" in shaping the action q
their political friends of the House, next week.
New Land Offices, &C., in Kansas and Ne.
Observation-Disclosures and public notice bear.
Ing date 10Th instant, have been issued under
an order of the President, for the location Of
the Land Office Of the ''0maha District at
omaha City, on the Missouri river, the seat
OF government Of Nebraska Territory, and Of
the once for the ''Pawnee District" and the
Surveyor General Office (at present at Wyan-
dotp at "Le Compton," OH the Kansas river,
the seat Of government for the Territory Of
Kansas. r.e ADJ -- 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-01

THIS EVENING, December ., 1855.
by "".ORCHEsTkA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-01

LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-07

SPAIN AND UNITED STArEs--Ii seems as though
SPAIN In the she permits Der vessesowsr pur-
the coast Of Cuba is anxious provoke quarrel
with Within fortnight Of steamers has been
twice fred into by her vesselsowar and compelled TO
submit TO exsnrstion OF her papers Such oarsges
cannot be Submitted 10 from Spain any other nation
le, the consequences be what they may. Spain con
tnue such hghhanded and unwarrantable course to-
wards the United States and collision should be
suit the FAULT is hers and The United States
already borne wrongs aud outages from Der that
would not have submitted to by nation powerful
u i now quite time that end should be put tbe
Batavia Spira Of he Taes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-07

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avers for me States Aseasua snd Teuuese,
sisted ~ Q =. Laws Jssxs o. LEss sAAnsL r. LNwis
III NJ G. " Jssss, Ne tarr-oa Cin~asst oho.i
travelling asras Trxss
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yaIses, O. ~ Z. wIsssAs A. l.. CatBs srs NJ VS. iswgs
Receipts ~ either good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-07

letter dated March h. received from one Of ot~
and ablest consals in England BY rena in washug'o4
speaking Of the stsesmanlike speech which Pubhsa
,hs morning, and who has the best Of oprorlanussp
ascertain The correctness Of shat BE- writes, says
hssons speech which yoa send me- srey 9ordef nv
To ss coxnsuxD,-Hildreth is going 70 continue ~
History o. the United States down the end Of Flmo"
administration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
Ladies Fair at Franklin.

For the citizens in this part OF the
county this will probably be the great
center OF attraction next fourth" We
understand that 5. WATSON, Esq. is To
deliver the Grafton, which we pronounce
an exclelen, selection of orator of the
day-lndeeG the best which could be
made in the county. Mr. w. is practl.
cal man-in fac, a laborng man, ye,
gentleman OF education and very clever
public speaker, as he proved himself in
the legislature last winter. For one, We
should take great pleasure in visiting
Franklin us, TO hear the Grafton, were
we no, otherwise engaged. There will
doubtless be scores in attendance from
Ellsworth. for all who were there last
fourth" know that the Franklin folks
do up these things in style A No. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
State Temperance Convention.

This body, which met in Bangor on
the 26th, have dominated a. p. Morrill,
for Governor, and endorsed the late do
ings of Neal Dow. We think they were
RICH, in endorsing Neal Dow, for we are
now satisfied il he erred a, all, it was in
not firing upon the mob sooner than he
did. We were deceived at the onset, by
the lying Interpretations OF the ar
gus and State Of Maim. As for noml-
mating Morrill,, it was jus. wha, every
one expected, and we have no comments
10 make
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

farmers heart the coCing harvest will
be an impsns,e one, unless all signs fail
Of their accustomed significance. The
New World viii roll from its rug ged i,
yet rich young bosom. stores to feed cur
own millions, and abundance TO spare to
the Old World. Europe sports the game
Of war, pleased with the spectacle "f
.The whishcr'd pandour and the fierce
Hussar,''
and reaps harvests OF bMckness, blood
and ashes, amid the wall and anguish OF
new made widows aud orphans, while
our happy ifeemen sport the game of
peace, he'd .nng round
1.-THE cornficld and the Hill of vines,
Honorng tie holy bounds of property.
o! that the uho'e world might see
the better beauty OF peaceful planting
and ali men, hands scatter gram aud
gather golden sheaves. rather than swarm
at tie breath Of the trumpet. +" fight the
Yrsnt's or the blgots battles. Then
the earth sik,uid soon he a Garden OF
Eden aud ever ready for that hour
"Whcn ang Fl hand shall thrust tbs sickle in.
And rl,tI Il harvest ante Ho,i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
No American Next Week.

The hands in our Office have served
faithfully and ndustrlously for six months
past, and now they not only want to help
celebrate the "fourih," bu, they want a
little relaxation. They can have neither
1t we get out a paper next week and
believing tina, our subscribers will not
complain, especially as they will lose
no,hing-,heir receipts run from number
and volume 10 number and volume, not
from date 10 daie-we have decided ID
let the boys have rest So there will.
be no paper mex, week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
Prize Fight for a Patient.

Ma. EDITOR Not long since an
All"pathic physician was called to see a
lady who had previously sent for n
Homeopathic The first had administer.
ed his medicine prior to the arrival OF the
latter, when both no doubt, feeling more
anxious TO retain the patien, than prud-
dence would naturally dictate, (in mod.
est men collision took place, and the
embodiment OF Homeopathy burs, with a
tremendous explosion to the grea, terror OF
the patient: but the pellets being small,
proved harmless, leaving Allopa,hy un.
harmed and in an attitude OF self.defence.
A third party finally il,,rfered ard pu,
a stop to further hostili,les. am sorry
no, 10 be able to say which obtained the
prize, but suffice i, to say, that the Allo.
path,c dose. with sprlnkIing OF pellets,
agreed much better than the Drs.-prov
ing conclusively. that the mixing OF the
medicints of the two systems is not at.
tended with SO injurious or demoralizing
consequences as the meeting of those
who practice such gou,stica al systems.
YERITAS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The steamship Orlzata brings intel
ligence from Mexico 10 The 9th instant,
from Vera Cruz TO the Sih.
At last acco mis-, It viii be rec"'lec'ed.
we left Santa Anna en- route Tor Morela
toward. ZamOra, where II was SAID they
had made great prpa ra,l"as 10 give butte
10 hun lk had not been heard of for
be was, AMI unia eorable reports were III
circulation.
At o'clock in the evening. ns"s
was received that the tu1iives had been
overtakeh and routed. Lieut.. Col.
Grimsre,, who conveyed the announce
,nent and standards taken iTom them, was
followed by more then 2000 prisoners,
raising ricdts for 5 nta Anna aud death
cries against the revoin loulsts Puebltas
followers, ii appears, most shameluIIv
iorseok hun. Sixty of them, however,
wete left dead Oh the field. Three officers,
Ordonz, Ecrez, and Bntras, who had
PRONOUNCED with Ncgrete' in giving up
tie place 10 the revnlution'sts IN April,
were taken prisners, shot and their bodies
hung on trees by the roadside -Four oiihe
prisoners, who had belonged to the band
B1enrostro, were sho, the following
Morning The city offered pecuniary assls.
,as.ce to Santa Anna, but he declined it,
as not being in need OF it, Gen. Marquez
was left in command Of Il mora.
On the 23I he left Morelia with 20o0
men for Patzcuaro, where he arrived the
The next day On the 26th, he left this
for Are. where, it is said, Comontort Is
posted with $500 men. Ario is situated
in the mountains, 900, two leagues from
IatZcuaro.
The Diaro Official reports that the band
commanded by Santos D4goiiado has
beerfouted. Other reports were how
ever, that Degollads was advancing on
Mexico. Gsns Zires was therefore sent
rom rocubaya to Eeei him in 'front.'
The bsnd then fled IN the direction OF
Villa del Carbon. AMI Tires returned.
GenerH Tacera followed him through
Tepej, where they raised none. and
horses, as they had all along the road aud
finally. on the 2sth Of May, he overlook
them a, Pl,zayuca, and atter sanguinar,
f8h, of an hour and hal completely
routed ken. 1t is stated inthe Universe |
That a, the first fire, great number OF the
government soldiers " no pronounced at
Zamora commenced to cry in favor OF
Santa Anna, anl to fire on,he rebels them
seles. Gen. ravera caused forty prls-
Oners, whom e took, 10 be shot.
n Yuca,an the troubles with the indians
continued although successes over them
are reported. Small pox was raging at
Campeachev. At'Merida there was
scarcity Of flour.
Steamers, which the government has
peschased at St Thomas and in England
expected n, Acapulco Immediately for
the purpose Of blockading and aiding in
sbese ging the port.
A decree Of the 9th April nccords
Messrs Mosso Brothers the privilege Of
constructing A railroad from Tanpico Ia
Mexico. The company is,o be formed
within a year .-Picaune
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
W. E. Pabor.

This young gentleman. not We, twenty
one, is probably the best prose and poet, s.
Ic writer OF his age in the United States
Should his life be spared for invent,
years, we prophesy that he will take a
position nothing inferior to tina, now en-
Ieyed By Washington Irwin.
Recently one Of his songs has been set
to music and published by Baltimore
firm We shall give this more pauic
ular notice in our next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
! WHALE-of surgeon. A week

A WHALE-of a surgeon. A week
ago last Sunday some men discovered a
sturgeon founoering about just below the
bridge il this village, his sturgeonship
having failed to go on, with the tide. and
then unable to get out. He was cap
tured and found to measure seven and
half ieet from nose to tail, and the same
distance back again. making i'll all fifteen
teei.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

u Some commune atoms crowded
out which will appear in our next
They will lose nothing by waiting
Some articles we have on hand cannot
be Sc, up because so badly written, and
We do no, find time 10 copy them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
Bows CLorH,sc- Nothing imn,ovs

Boys CLOTHING Nothing improves
the appearance OF our small boys more
than the style Of their garments. The
bes, and greatest variety Of Clothing and
at very low prices, may be found al Oak
Hall, Boston, Take your boys there for
a Spring suit. The business is managed
upon the one price cash system. so that
a little money will buy good suit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
Give HIM q Call.

Mr. Rogers has inst received splen.
did stock Of new furniture. A half hour
canno. he more agreeably passed by per-
sons from the neighboring towns, than
by visiiing his rooms. lie manages in
making his purchases SO tina, he can re.
tail furniture in Ellsworth jus, as cheap
as they do in Boston. He also carries on
the mandatory OF furniture on a very
extensive scale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
Removal.
VERlTAS

The .imericaa office is now on Main
street, in the town building, nearly OPP
posile the Hancock Bank. The building
left by US is still for rent Its location
is one OF The lest in the village. Apply
10 J. ". Osgood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

The las, New York duel was merely
q sham atfiiy. in w,ch southern and
northerner f,glrei the pi-,ies wen, to
BloomingdaIe ~ four carr'ayes-ihelr
pistols were fred of-and they all re-
turned tfaly :, n. \. ~ d,aSe Ex-
pense about 3 400.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
ARTHUR for July commences yolun

ARTHUR for July commences volume
d. We have no exchange which receives
SO hearty welcome as ARTHUR, although
we have such as are more costly. and ma y
be considered by many as more valuable
But there is benign purity breathing
through this periodical which may be
looked for in vain in many Of its cotem.
poraries. 1t costs but two dollars a year.
u Messrs Edwards l. Co.'S Express
have our thanks for late Boston papers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

FErRIDGE g. Co. sends US HousEuoLp
WoaDs for July. 1t has a continuation
Mother and S,ep.Mo,her; also. The
Thousand and One Humbugs, The Story
of Scarli Tapa and the Forty Thieves;
The Story OF the Talkative Barber: The
Story of the Barmecide Feast; Sister
Rose-compIeted; Baby Beatrice; Physic
a.F,eld; Rowing Englishman; From
Varna TO Rus,huk; A Bulgarian Posi-
House; Music in Livery; Plaques o.
London; Gods Gifts; Yadace; Trade
Bread Cast on the Waters; Death.
Ciphering. Book; Boots and orns; EN-
bark alton; An Old Picture Of Justice
Coguac; Important Rubbish; A First
Sorrow; Chips-A River Picture ii
Summer; Scale OF Promotion; What i
is to have Forefathers.
ur Nourse has it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
The New Engine

Has arrived, ard the company are
pleased with her. Last Saturday a trial
was had by drawing water from the
river through four. hundred feet OF hose
and throwing it over the eagle upon the
top Of the Liberty Pole. We should
Judge the perpendicular: hight from the sur
face Of the river 10 the eagle to be abou,
$50 feet. Very good squirt for extin-
gushing village fires.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

lxDiAN TRouBLEs-FoRr LARAMIE IN
THE HvSps OF INDIAN Buffalo June 10
The Missouri Republican Of the 10th
instant publishes a letter dated at
Whitehand Kansas, June 9th stating lha,
an express rider had reached Great Mem
era Mission on the Slh, with The news
that Fort Laramie was in the hands of the
Indians. No particulars Of the capture are
apen. The indians were at the for, in
great numbers.
Messrs Move and McCord Of Ash hol-
low, had been robbed by Indians OF 4eG
head Of cattle l6 horses wagons, mules
&C., leaving them. entirely destitute.
Ma GREELEY IN JAIL IN PAR,s Mr.
G. announces this fact himself In long
letter to the Tribune The arrest was
made at the suit OF Lechesne, the sculp-
tor, who had claim against. the Crystal
Palace for a statue-a fuli-length BAG.
chahte we believe. which still lies 50 ie
and sound in one Of the courts of the
Palace who thought to hold Mr.
Greedy pecuniarly as Director Of the
Association. He was arrested on the Sd
Of June. The claim was Tor 50 O.
Mr. G. offered the American Secretary OF
Legssion as bail, but she plaintiff refused
10 take him. After various adventure,
among others the running away Of the
horses-Mr &. with his four Keepers
reached the jaa. As soon as i, was nols
ed abroad, scores of Americans visited
Mr. G, among others the American MIN.
lister. All profsred To 90 bail. bn, Mr.
G thought it best TO keep his state lodg'
.ings until the case was decided; and he
did SO. His accoun. Of his room, prov
endcS, &c, is very amusing. On, the 4,h
bis case came UP the cIaim proved who'll
u unfoundel, and the prisoner was re-
leased. But he turned his incarceration
into good account. II, found an Amer.
ran in prisos for debt. lie at once en-.
listed the sympathy Of outsiders 70, the
poor fellow, cancelled his Indebtedness
aud secured his release.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

great work OF Americanlzlng America.
Fomth-rhat We invoke the arm oil
legislation TO arrest tina. growing evil,
the deportation BY foreign authorities OF
paupers and conyicls to our shores aud
rha,, as eur national constitution requires
the Chief Executive Of our country to
be Of native birth, we deem it equally
necessary and imporan, tina, our diplo.
matte representatives abroad should also
possess no foreign prejndices TO bias
their Judgmen, or to influence their Off.
cial action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Later from CaIiforniR.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
TIE MEXICAN NEWS.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il. w, P1CkRELL. N. NJ. TAEEOR
PlCkRELL d TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
Petersburg. Vn


WE respectfully en- ! the attention Of the citizens OF
w Lynohburg. ind the sur founding country, TO
extensive assortment of Lumber which consists of
mRnY kinds sntrb Tor Builders Tobaccnnists CabInet
Makers. Ne
! or Bnildors Nc have II grades Of Albany White
Tine, Cherry. Mahogany, Black Wnlnrt, &c.
"r ,lnceonista we keep u largo sioc Of White
IN" GnlIinzs suitable for Cusing-Button Wood and
White Oak 10, Bixr.
or Onbnrt Mixers. We have Poplar, Cherry, Maple.
Ac ", win general assortment of every thing usu-
hiiy kept IN Lumber Yard such Cypress Shingles,
Lnths Spruce Pine raings, &c &C.
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our Yaid is always sup.
piled with tho best Red and White Ash oal which we
ran throw in tho Box Care from Yard or put in
aot sheads and forward To dealers wishing a large
qnnut ~. We prepared to offer inducments-
hving from the Southside Roud running 10
onr wmt(, where we cnn load n from the vessel-
"" vii sell IA. Low and forward with much dispatch
my firm in The State.
We vii also attend to the fnrwa rd ing oil any
chntdise entrusted tn To Tobaoo 1iss ship
ping We cum oher grca, facility. The take II
10 our whnrt where it cnn be put directly the ves-
aels, either for baltimore Philadelphia New York.
W" also hive Crane, capable Of raising fifteen
tons, which take my heavy article from the vessel
to the ears W""i be pleased receive orders or at
tend to any thing in line. may 90 dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05

, Tho undersigned who has had "a arge practical
xpcricucn in the prosecution OF Clai ns against the
General Government, oilers hA services To the Sol
,lirrz mud hcii Widows aud the Minor Children, Of
those engaged the War Of 1912, and all since
1870. vel. a. for Revolutionary Soldiers aud their
Nm va.
III. chmac. in n cases shnll be moderate, and paya
hlr when lie gets the warrant money, aud he viii
uuw, n4 he nwa has pay over all collections imms
linely
lie has he Ilos Of the old Soldiers Tiny stand
tue Department at Warrington, and his acquaintance
mud mciil,es at the Pension Office is probably botter
than any in Nireinn,
1hc highest marLe. price in cash will be raid f'f
land Warrmt-. a, wish lie purchase 100 000 ncre..
nn,23i E!ly GIlAS W STATHAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05

WAsmNGroH, june 3.-The Secretary Of
State ady,rtise< in the Union this morning, that
the Department is now ready to pay awards to
persons legally entitled to them, by the awards
Of tarc1nyention with Great Britain Of May 1I3
or to their legal representatives,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05

VI u
E,OR the purpose of rooairing LOCKS Nos. 30 & 49,
1 on thu fns Division ofhe Canal, the navigation
viii be- stopped ruosr points the 20th inst, at
,umowu nod , be opened agnin until the 18th of
June 1t vi then remain open until the27th of June
vile. it will nrnin he rtoppei AT LOCKS Nos. ID and
10 until the 10Th at July
For the purpose ot aging new floors In LOCkS Nos
) md & the navigation viii be stopped between those
three LOCKS onue 92nd inst, and be opened again
nu tho Monday following.
BY ,rder of the Board of Directors
f l.. CHINN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
IA SEl1IsDuyAN

TTUKNEN At IAN AND NOIAKY FVHTTU.
Richmond Va
DnACIlSES in all the Court. of richmond Cry
M the Counties OF nrrfr and Turnover
luthc capacity of n"lnry public viii attend 10 linking
ocL INV Judgments Of deeds deposlinus Nc, Ne. All
rroio-sturnl du1ie4 promptly disrhnrrcd. Oi'c,
n'roi Bunk mud lrh street.. ourIesdr Capitol Square.
ma dtr.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
ilfR, BLAKE ~
PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS a pITTM A N,

(luirly Of the firm Of Wis Len e. Browney)
w Ill give thoruttrnlnn to tho snlH and purchase
of all utticrs of Agricultural Produce, Farming
rmpl emrns, a., aud purchusc for order and sell foi
runns-ion all of Gtocc cries &o &C.; receive
aud rwurd Goods, aud act general Commission
Agents. jan 3-daelv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
U,ep Paint icudemU Termination

WtsnINGroN. june 3l.-Fhe examination ut
Wet Point [. :. Military Academy, commane-
ed Friday. There are thirty four in the gralua
ting class ont Of over fty,who entered four years
ago.