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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

:. hASsAs.-Civil war continues to prevail in
Kansas, between the '.border ruffans'' and tho
free state men," Lawrence has been SACKED
its principal hotel and printing Office have
neeh burned and several of its citizens killed.
Many murders have been committed in o,ber
places, and every description of outrage and
wrong is perpetrated by the "ruffins,' who
seem to have complete possession of the terri :
tory. The stories are contradictory. and the
Geographic reports doubtless exagera,e the
however. that the "posse" which sacked Law
renee, and which has perpetra,ed variety
OF cool blooded murders and audacious roh,
oenes,are not actual residents of the territory
&c.
Hovernor Reeder was at Chicago on Friday
where he made a speech to the peonle g;r;.,
an account of his escape from the assoss;ns
~, ma ROBBERS who have possession of Kansas
Ihe worst Of this controversy is vet 10 come
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
Statement q Simmer

+ attended the S.sna;1 a. s a on Thursslav,
I the - Of MAY. After -.iTnc formal business,
+ a reesaee was received from the House Of
/ Representatives, announcing the death 81 a
member Of that holy from Missouri. This
WIS fsll9wei bY i,-ief tribute II deceased
from Mr.. GsyeT q Missouri. when, According
f q usage aai on. cf rasrrct = the deCeaS4-l.
TIE SENATE adjourned 81 aGca. Instead q
leaving tie S-Hate eiamhzr with The ras1 Of
the SeTat9rs ea the ai5aurrl 1t. | continued
. in Hly sat. o-7cuIif,l with nv I@n ard while
,hC, intent. IN 5r,iyI t5 = in sz,.s N 81 the
mail. which was s,oH = cl.er. w. Approach
Cd ~ several I.-7so1s why desired 10 cpnvCrsa
WIKI Fae: bat answer. sltEn lfsoEnVtly and
tzIety. ezcC-ssng Iay-e.f. IL tae rea-on that
was -aGch engaged. hen the last at thesa
Tssrsnns !cit he. drew NV arm rtai7 ei1ea =
~ Tx. and with - urlsr III TX Min
L.. Wing. Ny att-ati. Ii - this time 7y4s
$ eTsE- Z Drawn IT Il 9 7;:-sr .}cet=, that
t-,1l-5 -sere mus have 'e@a many PCS rs in
;ae e. saw nav'iT. While thus intent
'siT1 Is. head bcnt JF1Z ny writing. | was
.atr by IsrsJl who approached the
Il =, c,y desk. - entirely aa0fserTe-i that
~ n; aware Of h. ET,1Ssnce until heari
~ IL Tronouneed. y | looked ur, with
"a = I'D, saw tai man, who's. c7dnts-
nag ~ not familiar sanding a!rczetly ever
~. ss: - me sazae ia1aient caught thffe
Fs.lS Il have Tsz4 yoUr sTs-eeh twice
Ky. carefully. L Z libcl on Sputh Carr
Ira anil NJ. BEtl-1. who = y relative u.
min.
" biz 'Ae>e VII vcre al passing from
bis lip he e'5mineilfesi . succession # blows.
with = hf.avv c:1'1'. u ny fslTe had. by the
fTSt Of which Was Sey-HneI p - l,r>a nj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY.

TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY.
AZ reading all the authorities with
L o1s..ach and the explanations which
Douglas. Pierce. Brown. Cass. Bu.ler.
Mason. aad 80 on % the end OF the chap
ter have made; and watching the action
OF the United States Authorities under
the Kansas Act. as well as the officials Of
bogus Legislature and tina, half eiviliz-
ed rest Of mankind the border rpftians.
we have come 70 the conclusion that the
Sovereignty Of Kansas is located in
drunken Davy Atchinson's" breeehes
pocket.
Its only upon such hypothesis, TIA.
the discrepancies aad want Of harmcny of
opinion oF the plantation democrats"
can be accounted fer. Since they open
Cd the doors o! Congress, and sent abroad
the territorial Sovereignty, which had
for 50 loag time remained rndisturbed
where the Constitution placed It, i: has
no: been able to find resting placs.-
Il viii return again like Noah's dove.
and ask a1-nittanee into It's ola quarters.
and claim protection at the hands Of Is
old friends. Whilo II Is still wanderar.
it Is amusing to s'e how hard Douglas
has laboured to define the latitude and
longitude Of s4uatter soreriegnity. ana
the meaning Of popular SOVEREIGNTY as
defined in the Kansas Act; Mr.. Brown
tried his nautical Instruments, and declar-
ed Sovereignty to be no where. Other
great lights declare 1t to be a fiction Of
the brain Mr. Fuller of our State put
his specs on, and declared his inabih-
y to preceive any such a doctrine a
popular sovereignty in the Kansas and
Nebraska bill. Mr.. Cass comes 70 the
rescue. and youches for the legitimacy OF
the brat. and undertakes to fad for it a
local ha bitation' as well as name
In this he does not succeed.
Our hypothesis is, that Day Atchin-
sons breeches pocket is the present de-
pository Of this wandering doctrine. By
adopting this theory all the seeming
discrepancies of opinion can be reconci!-
ed.
When Davy is in Kansas, the sovereign
~ of Kansas is in Kansas not in the
people of Kansas but in Atchinsons poe
ket, and his pocket is in Kansas. When
Atkinson returns to Missouri. why then
the sovereignty of Kansas is in Missouri,
that is, in pocket in Missouri. When
drunken Dsvy' is at the Capital of the
Nation, then, in the language of Mr.
Douglas, sit is in allegiance, suspended
that is the word) in the United States
in trust, for whom: the practical eff
fort is, in trust for "Davy's' boon COM
panions, the border ruffians. Mr.. Brown
of Mississippi says, 1.-THE Sovereignty is
not in Congress and not in the Terrific.
ries." At the time he held to this opin-
ion, Atkinson was, probably spreading
himself all over the Union, outside of the
Territories. The CINCINNATI Convention
may fitch Days pocket and strangle Cass'
brat to death. Who knows?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

COAT OF ARMS TO RE WORN BY ALL
DfscENDANrs OF SENATOR Buffers
"FATHER's A BLEEDING head
on held crimson. Two bludgeons ram
pant-a figure of freedom couchant-a
rope pendant,with P. s. Brooks, Esq. at
the end cn't. Legcnd-"CASAaus.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

'V' A Public Meeting. was held in Bangor
June goth to consider the Kansas Outrapes and
the assault on Senator Sumner. The Mayol
OF the city presided. Thomas A. White, Esq
pledged himself to be one of twenty to sub.
scribe $4,000 10 aid the freemen in Kansas.
Hon. f. Kent, Asa Warehouse and T. A.
White addressed the meeting. Strong resolu.
tons were adopted and the meeting adjourn
ed TO June 9th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

Yesterday was the anniversary Of the sign
ing OF the Nebraska bill. 1t was cold in the
morning, like the heart of Gen. Pierce; windy
at noon, like the professions of the in augurs
and cloudy at last, like the Presidents future.
IAtas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
y The Springfield Argus saws

The Democrats of New York, when rid Of
the incubus of abolitionism on one hand, and
OF know nottingham on the other, will be
'united and harmonious -
Of course they will. Thero1l be nobody
left except the collectors and postmaster. and
not large share even Of them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

The Select Committee of the Senate have
made their report in regard to the Summer
outrage. They came to the conclusion tina.
the assault was violation of the privileges of
the Senate, though It is not within their iuris
diction. This depends upon whose bull and
what kind of ono does the soring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
Ir. Choate's Argument in the Case Of
Judye Davis.

After an unexpected delay, Hon. Rrfrs
CHoarH ha. furnished a report u his Argu-
rn,nt mall before the LEGISLATURE at the hear
ing of Judge Davis. 1t is published in the
Portland Advertiser % this weak, and we ex-
Eect to have the pleasure of laying it before
cur rad, + in our next issue
The manuscript of Mr.. Choate's Argument
was accompanie! with the following letter /;
B1SroN, May %, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

PrrSANs MoNrHLY.-We have rec. from
Messrs retrid9e & Co. through J. b. oscood
the June number Of this able periodicc L.
contains is usual variety efa,trsetive and orig
nal articles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
T RennG,cc Journal.

We Miss Enthusiastically the Bangor
Daily Wing. by some mishap, goes East, tina,
Is the Ellsworth bundle-and il seems as If we
are without any news. There is no paper SO
much missed, and no daily in the state that
we think so highly Of We might LEND a
dozen copies any day when the Ellsworth
bundle goes on mission. lie; all our Mer.
chants who wan, daily paper, that is right in
its politics. and ably edited, send at once and
subscribe for the Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier. Wheeler & Lynde. proprietors
$500 per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
HoS. WOODBURY. DAVIS :

Dsar 81 j at length am able to send You
the report Of my argument in your behalf
with great regret that have delayed - long
My principal rs-re'. however, j. that tha
argument fails 70 do justice 10 nv own cancep-
ton Of the mighty strength Of the principle on
which your right, rest. |, was made with
no antagonist to reply to, and no declared or
intelligihle doctrines to contest and must
lack the precision and diroctntss Of proper
forensic discussion.
| most earnestly and confidently hope that
the Court, and | fully believe that the people.
will do You and their constitution the instic-e
which has thus far hcen denied Your pru-
dence. firmncss and dignity, in circumstances
80 trying, have been most conspicuous and if
you required or would accep, sympathy. all
z Jod men, out of the immediate influence If
the local excitement. would eagerly extend it
to you. More than sympathy, | cannot
doubt, awaits YOU
am respectfully, your ob't servant.
RUFUS CHoATE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

aaSoLp's VITAL FLUID makes very pun
gent drink for this weather: dimtcd with
iittie water 1t Is very pleasant. 1. exhilarates
and WHITES the system, and gives energy and
life IN place of lassitude and " cariness. 1.-THE
system is bilious, it Is well to take Globules in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

1The American Convention in r.
Island repudiated the nomination OF
Fillmore and Dona ldson by vote of 81
to 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

The Abolit on Convention at syracuse New
York May goth Nominated Gcrre,t Smith for
Preidea; and Saml. Mcfarland for Vice
PRECEDENT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

Hon V. d. Paris, of our State, has bee,.
turned out OF Office, as Post Ofce Agent, be-
cause he supports Mr.. buchanan. He ouch, N
nave manifested more iscrs,io3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

HoX. J ) PE.EY : sPkElIi
sol AFTER SOVEREIGNTY

u jie advocates 81 the Nebraska tGI IN iaFOl
Of the HIeeeaFe. was thu Itfat il ,uld .. t.
f9ttsa II. 65fy7rs " gvysiar syrersl9Hss.
aH1 aiss to Esli OF the Tarritrrias ~
lisE II form aisA r,-lssc their o,Fn dogie~-
tic irs:itnt ,;.-. ..ss r - r., ti.le In 70 ir.
=, ~ - ss.i,s1 arg. Ia ii, I. -.gs. the url.i
ttsiasT % s:e.,-i5gs ~. ft+.'. t!i- ftl-a
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Bot va ,-i.i t'ia stt-tti,n # t'se e5iarnit-
re l. 20 9.s .sl,t4. ygi.ist - - y1sss- -
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

CHUNG BE THE Heavens IN BLAcK. -
FRIDAY last was the anniversary of the
signing of the bill which repealed the
Missouri Compromise by President Pierce
AN act which has brought upon the
country train ofevils, one of which is
not yet.-State Of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

II All in want Of Harnesses, Sadles
&c. &c. please notice the Advertisement
of Mr.. Rollins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
TIE Correspondence between Brooks
and Senator Wilson.

The following are the main features
Of the correspondence between Messrs.
Brooks and Wilson;
Mr.. Brooks complains tina. Mr.. Wilson
spoke Of his attack on Mr.. Sumner as
cowaraly and says: "Therefore l hold
myself at liberty, by this note, to request
that You will inform me. without delay,
where and when, outside of this District.
a further note will reach YOU
Gen. Wilson replied Il character
lied, on the floor Of the Senate, the as
saul. on my colleague as brutal, murder
Gus, and cowardly. l thought so then ;
think so now. and have no qualifications
whatever TO make with regard 10 hose
words. have always regarded duelling
as a relic of barbarous civilization, which
the law of the country has branded as
crime. While, therefore, | religiouslv
believe in the right of self-defence, in
the broaaest sense of the law of nv
country, the convictions of my whole life
alike forbid me to meet you for the pur-
pose indicated in your letter.
Mr.. Brooks, by Mr.. Lane, of Oregon,
sent 29th note to Gen. Wilson, demand
ing that Gen. Wilson should either re-
tract the words murderous, brutal and
cowardlyr used by him in characterizing
Mr.. Brooks assault on Mr. Sumner, OF
indicate where he would receive a hostile
message from Mr.. Brooks.
Gen. Wilson in answer to the letter.
refused to retract. or qualify his words ;
declined receiving challenge; but said
he would defend himself from personal
violence. For some hours after this cor
respondence had passed. street fight
was expected, as Gen. Wilson was well
armed, and surrounded by armed friends.
Mr.. Brooks, however, said he designed
no violence, and it was agreed not tc
bring the subject before the House.
JUDGE DAyIs.-Tn the S J. Court at Port
land last week, the attention of the Court wa
called 10 the memorial filed by Judge Davis
by Hon. W. p. Fessendon, minimizing the
strong feeling on the subject in the public
mind, and the qualification it would give for
the Court to indicate the course it Juld pur-
sue. Chief Justice Tenny replied that, as
that case involved constitutional question
it would be necessary to have the opinion OF
the whole Court, and measures would be t.-
ken to bring it before them at the earliest
moment possible, when the memorial Of Judge
Davis would be considered and a decision rem
| dercd thereon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

Hon. Rvrrs CnoArE called upon Mr.. Sum
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13
Oas Deliar q Year
I IL LEY WHIG!
cLUBs or FIVE on M0kg.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

business Cssds, not exceeding sir linss, iaS6ds
ei2, etherviss tS.
Sossees of nsstisgs. charitable societies, ars
sonpaatss. b., bali price.
DNpiAysd advertissnsnts hall more than the
above rates. -
AiYsstissmsnts lsadsd and placsd under the head
special notices. !" desSie fAs ordinary rates.
special notices In the local column 80 csats per
line. -
Advsstissatnts ordered on the inside exclusively
IN the Daily after the nrst two weeks so per osnt
more thsa the above rates.
Advertisements not AocompAnled With directions
ingly.
AZ Transient sdsrftssm<ns ~ssf be paid In slvssrs
This rais wiii not hs varied from.
hsn ths advertiser asss the Weekly slons ths
prize viii - the same - In the Daily. whore tbs
Ss.ly aud Weekly are both used. 23 per cent viii
esasdacted From the aggregate amount
Under she present sysssu. the advertiser pays q
nasa Ter tue spA0s hs occupies. the chssess bsisa
eaAfg eois Tor competition eniy. This piaa u nes
ID csnts per square.
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GREAT ATTRACTION


AT THE
"N NJ B l. Il 8 X p Z N CEl!o
l AN now receiving heavy stock Of suAsOn 4 sLE
coops, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not secondhand goods; hut fresh and nice. A
good assortment and = large lot, to suit sll kinda
of customers.
There three things 10 be considered In trading
one is to have the right kind Of goods another Is
to make the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accommodating salesmen. My houses possess all
hesc requirements aud tanly there IL the place
get Good bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists in part of the fol-
lowing Dciaines, solid and figured de baise, meri-
NOS lustres plaids, lnssys ginghams, cloths, caa-
simercs, casinets, tweeds, jeans, cAnten nanneis,
wool hannels all colors, opera Asnnels, wool son-
iorts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table Linen,
damAsk. diaper, shawls, long ard Bay State, men .
WOOL shirts and drawers, domestic blue and hrswn
tickings sheetings, bats and caps boots and shoes
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. Aud In connection with the shove,
have large stock of CsockkRS WARS. Having
recently recruited my stock, l can oder Superior
Inducements in this line. Also, good assortment
of choice FAMILY GROCERIES; In fact, every
thing In the merchandise line, and II there 10 any
article cannot furnish, can tell you where to
find IT,
just drop in at the "NIMBI.E STXPFNCE," /" and
look At those NsU 0oods, which have been ON
hand since tho year one. II A6ords as pleasure U
show nice goods You will find them at
Nos. ~, ~ 4 100 Matn.st.. Keokuk.
Oct22-dkw 4. s. BILLINGS.
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rENNsxLvArrA aAILnSAp.

04
/ tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
westssn Statss, hy . continuous Railway direct
Ths road Also connects 1t Httsburg With daily lins
Of Steamers to ell ports the Western Rivers, and
1T Cleveland and Sanduyky with Steamers TO al
ports on the Northwestern Lakes making the mos
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can b. forwarded to and from the Great West.
RArks BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AID PiTrssuR0.
FlRsr CLAss.--Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
Tin boxes, bales and trunks,l 90c. per 100 lbs
Drugs Tin boxes and bAles)
Feathers, Furs, &c, dc.
I'd CLAss.--Domestic Shecting,
ssbirting and Ticking lin orig
inAl bales) Drugs lin casks) -k. ma -.
uAruw ware, Leather I'm rolls or ~ P' wv 'Ss
boxes j Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Ea4twarc, Ac., tc.
Sd CLAsa-A. .r,ils, Steel, Chains
lin casks,l n.,mp, Bacon and
Pork, Salied 10 ,se or in sacks) g5e. For 100 lbs
Tobacco, msnufsc, ured, texcept
Cigars or cut,l d., NC.
4th CLASS. Coffee, His.h, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin c.'sks or
boxeseastward,) Lard and Lard $50. per 100 lbs
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, ,Gerhan
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, kc.
fLouk-$l per bhl until further .otioe.
GRAIN-50 cts. Per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 par bale not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
w. In shipping Goots from any point Eass o
philadelphia, be pArticnlAr 70 mark package "vis
Pennsylvana Railroad" All Goods cons signed I
the Agents of this Road ut Philadelphia Pitta
burg, will be forwarded ~ithout detention.
Fsx,sHr AsEsrs-iiarr,s, y orlni.y = Io., sss ~
phis, Tenn; X. y. Sass 1o., st. Louis; Y. u. o.
niiey Co., Evansville. Ind; Dumesnil, Bell .
Co., and Carter ! Jewstt, Louisville, Ky; X.
Meldrum, Madison. Ind; 5prigmsn brown, an
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; n W. Graham 4 Co
xAncsville, Ohio; Leech u Co., ~ Kilby street Do,
ton, Ieech Co., No. A. LDr House, New York N.
William street, and n 0. .. Battery ~plsce, Me-
York; y. j. Snseder, PhlladslphiA; Magraw
| koons, baltimore; Geo. O. Hranciscus, Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Frsl ght Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT, 6sIY't, Altoona, Pa.
| nov Is lS50.--l
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BOOKA AND sTATIONERYl
Fer the Fail Trade =!
The L0rqest and most Complete Stock 60,

brought to I0ua!!!
TIME subscriber is now in receipt of his stork Of
i Books, Stationery, Be, Ac., which has been
bought directly from msuuiactarers and pahiish-
ers.
His largely increased facilities for buying eives
him every advantage ineomPeting with tbs largest
establishments in the West.
His Sales Rooms large aud clegant--conpar-
ing fasorably With any Of the Book etsbliahmcnts ts
In the largest cities of the Union.
Merchants and ali others are invited to call and
examine the Stock and Prices. r. OGDEN,
No. % Main street,
se2t3a Next to the corner Of Secou
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Fall and Winter Trade.

Gaec city Host and shoe store.
No. III Main Street, between Fourth aud Fifth
sIShE undersigned would respectfully call
tie attention Of the Ladies and acntie-
men " Aeosuk and vicinity, to thesr fine andy
we'll selected stock Of Boots and She's. now
opened and for sale 1t the above ishment con
prising ali kinds Of Ladies, Gents, Misses Boys
and Children wear, Of all styles grades and size
These gcods have been selected with special refsrsnc
70 nsAtness of style and durability, snd will b. sol,
at - very small advance above Eastern cost. A "
are determined not 10 be undersold by any house
the city. Please give us = call An examinati tion O
goods aud prices 10 the only favor We ask
sept. 8, lS58.--d III. G. HuISkAMP a BRO,