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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19
VIGOROUS SoRrIrs FROM PARIS YESTERDAY
-rIGHTING AT OTHER PoINTs-THE
FRENCH ARMY OF THE NORTH IN DANG Err.


FIGHTING AT OTHER PoINTs-THE
FRENCH ARMY OF THE NORTH IN Dang Err.
VERSAILLES, Jan. l5.-E,ening. " igorous
soriies have been made by the garrison OF
Paris in several directions. The French
simultaneously advanced against the Prus sian
guards near lie Bourget and Dranay, north
east Of Paris, against the lith German corps
near Msnion southwest of Paris. and against
the > ! RayaTi an corps near Ciamart also TO the
south Of the city. The fighting in each instance
was spirited but resulted everywhere in the
defeat Of the French who were repul>ed at sl
points and retired within their werks, portion
vi Them IN great disorder.
A e>paich from Pruntnet of the 18th re-
ports severe fighting all that dav beiweer
Herioncaurt and truiX which had not ceased
al a late hour IN the evening. Results un-
known
Eriufcrcements are stated 10 be coming from
the North to the German army OF the last.
A d,-psich from HaSre says there l. con-
slant skiImish ng near that city II j. reported
hal the P.u., isn> are turning the left wing OF
FaitHr-oos army of the North and rrenacinc
tnhi ri.
MAArr UFFFL IN ROUTE FOR THE NORTH
CHANzY's DISASTER.
VERSAILLES ! n l6-Gen Manteuffr len
her. ye>i-fd., aher hre,A .a>i 18th the King
to tIAc hit new command
Clanzt'- army l. retreatInc ia thee dres-
iien,. The fru->ins have Take. ~ go pri-
unyr-.
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Special N Offices.


In the Treatment Of Diseases ineide NJ y ssmsies
mas placed DR. DOW at the head OF aiiphysieian'
naking suca practice specially, ana enao'es
,im 10 guarantee speedy and permansnt cure
In the worst case, OF sappressiss and all other
M<assrsd Deraageaeafs. from sAaseser
Al letters for advice must contain ~. omcc, -"
Q ESnrcorr STREET. BosroN.
u. B-Board furnished tn those fiesirias :" ~
main under treatment.
Rostop July, IsTa.--p.no. "
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Notice.

This IS to give notice that my husband Charles
j. smith has deserted Iae wiiho 4 any proyoca-
uoh khowh 10 me, he has reported that my par
ehls are the cause, but that is not So / have
uieo 10 please him in every way, aud couo MOI
succeed Therefore shall look to him Tor tb
hma MAJ OF myself and child just as if be
had not deserted ~
Franklin. Jan. I'd, ISL. awa
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The best assortment t. be found anywhere sell
in. cheap.
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Having fascn the agency q Pie '''ay' hsch'n /
t,kc Nj "a mr.. Ia tun ,upcng ~ aiy rirA.i> ahd
thr purtin grav,aliY. tahti Gan oitf c1n eecN-
inc N trhiup
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-10
perreu.B rtefe.

Das Briefpprto mad Deut19lanb Dom /, &C.
eeu,ber an 1T:
11eber 8remen pber3aubure 7 &ts., ;3eituueen
3 Gt6.
l1eber Gnelane 10 Ste, :3eituueen 4 Gts.
DB- Bein Abbolen Der Brteft btu1erte man
aasoridli& ADVERTISED. unb beu Datum ber
Elite.
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6. 9ettrt9, beut@er &lert-
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fabrtn. baB bic @ittpe unlere6 - Ietoer
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Dol, New5Yorf, 5errn Otto @. &tmplsr
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In Der Tbat befdttet 3u ieben. Bir en-
pfeblen BE Eclectic baber NIT &e6t allen
unlere&1 2e1ern auf baS @drmite, uno
perpeilen ouf {bre Mn3etBe AT elmer att
berer @teue tieles 8latte6.
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8 t If nQ'''a 80 et e. :D:,tutl$tn
bel eSPra&nntt rri&tes tna4g 4
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ben Bau btS sneue, S&ulbaulss, dlberr,,.
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t. !, Dem S@ulratte ,tpurbe cine petition
potr9ele9t fiji 'Ginfabrun8 oes ttutf@en
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perr STrott rei@t efneny Bei@lub etn,
bic petittpn ent9e8er 3u nebmenr unb bic
@omnlitte fit 9o@i@ule ~ i~nfftu}ren
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iiber $500 an3ufeQen. ~I -." tx
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I@en, iouer i1& beute Na6mtttas III, oer
Shame : S&ule CUR prlfun9 etnfn@
ben. .".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-10
CINE rei@e Stlbermine.

@enator &amlen Gen. Siblep uno
Mnbere febrten po1eefern pom tbrer @r<
curiionSrei1e na@ Siloer Sslono am
5uperior>S Gre surid.
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pielelbe Elm @6adt ron so TuB S,efe
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jebt tdoli& 500 big 1910 Go6 Silberer3
unp betrdat BET @ertb ee8 GrSes Don
$4,000 bis $4,000 per Come. DieMper
rei6t bis unter ben See unp trttt an Dem
llfer ans GaBeeli@t. Da6 9erameri
mirp BON elmer @ompaanie bearbeitet
rpel9e i'm @an3en 100000 Nder Mftne>
,al Qdnpereien an pem n6rplidea ufet
pe6 Sees beGbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-10

Moro pnctftc~ 8 ab n.- Sen.
y. '@oraent Der europ6ifde Ginan3
Dtrsttcr psr Norp Yaeife Babn 1T POI,
feiner Neiie ra@ 6 Europa aurld9' febrt.
Sn {etner8 eelettune befanom f& bic
6erren Nueuf Goll@ pom Sefrei& Elm
be, ibmter G,fenbabn Sn8enieur, 6err
q s. DenIer Secretdr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uer Don Mmferraun. 6err 5a6 BON Ser:
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pon @,sn. Dteie 6erren trerpen ;uerf
cine Snlpeft;ons Sour 1ber Gle 1tnie
Ger Morp>Y ae'fe> 8abn bis mad Dem
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ibrer &idtebr eini9e Sage In. st. paul
osr>peilen. Demnd&t beabI6h9en pie>
ielben, Can. Grauctseo unD puget @cunp
3u beiuden. .fs:". .4& +, ..3,
80 Die Gamilte Ter Cation y Galtni,
melde Dor eini9en Ea9tn in einem bie>
1aen BaAnto ftarb,,} lou tn Bottom trobs
nen, fino Die @nseb5risen pom Dem Sore
Der unp 0sraorbenen bena9ri@ttst tppr>
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rem poliftridter 3u e'ner ;8elrfrafe BON,
1923 unp y&ufen perurtbeilt.' ;berr Smitb
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nen bier 5pas gsrandaen jufEbeil. aubtr
cer 9iatns seinige Dollars @,rthtsfcffn
fir ibre unpsrantpOstli9t GabrldifsftttI
|ju cables.
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MuSbru@ aus Dem @tabt
aefdn On te:c-+33wd os9pddttAe Cub
iefte, SSanes Slelpn uno Grant Maguiere
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den lebten Dtsnfa9 @tttas aus BEN
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taoelen 9eeoreen tpar. Dteitlben It,
fnbtr f1d bi6 tjsbt nod auf f.eten 81
Gen., sy,. ST. 1yH> 41.:; ''"'1;.- .>:'"~
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Ger @trobafer, Der @irtb pse &ueriean
6au(es, nit einem Mdp@en, 'mel@e ibre
Gltert, 3u beiu9en m1ni@te, mad beun
6au1e berielben an @ine StroBe. :6siisr
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mar chen i'm Bsarif, In pae 5aus, ~
treten, als bic Yferpe fdeu purren unb
burd8tneen. Sn BOILER @arrfere ranr>
ten bielelben @rope, Yearl unp Sadicn
@trabe entlane BIG Il, Die Ndbe oes@'ers
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nit elmer, aroeren Gubrme,f.in @cu 1pn
unb bas Mdpaen &purpe aus pemBu99y
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. IT, "a / g2j}t&.->
Mertnlrpfs 8enu9 trua bteietbea 1u'
tpeniee urbepeutenbe 8erlebuneen eas
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bina ernannt rrctptr, unp bal. cie @s.si{e
auf ittnsn ntusn Yofen berel,s ansetre<
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-10

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9err 2inbtulut, bon SET Gtrr,a S.
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Die esrinsfen @erlebunse1 e~rlttte1 ba<
ben. Die patienten befnoen ft@ uuter
8ebanblunB pom Dr. 9uSan.
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@rpf,&a atm Der 0eretnieten9 taaten
.o g. 81. 8. 8.

>Durd 6errn s. .. 2eitner, Setretdr
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tanter oeS @%rebbain8 oer Ser. @taaten
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tpdbrenb ibreS bieF8en M~ufentbaltes bic
@dfe cer Minnelota@ rp6loee be8 Drui>
benzS rben8. lein.
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iota.
@ep $ 9art spn, @rub.&atb ber 6u@'Gr3' aa-
hifef.
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4naAbI BIZ 6&Minh.

6tiee 3ablen 1@lieben aue GobeefaQe
BON Yatienten IN .f&, pel9e fur 8teoer<'
berfeQuns brer@ elunobeit mad St.paul
gum Belu@ fantea urb bier farben.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

Bonding Of tho Davenport nHinc-The Case or
Alice Overson-ConA.ctin Testimony Regard.
Ing Her Treatment by Her Parents.
SALT LAKB CITY, Nov. Is, 1871.
Nine hundred and sixty feet OF the Davenport
mine was bonded to-day FOR so4 Ooo payable in forty
days, with forfeit OF $1,000.
Overton, the United States Land Receiver, pub
fishes two af1idavts, from servants who have lived
in his family 10 prove that his daughter Alice was
not driven from home by the cruelty OF her parents
one servant says that she never knew OF any Ill
treatment to Alice. The others say that Alice re-
ccived oil the kindness and affection that daugh-
ter could desire. woodman and Moornouse, both
nignly respected citizens, who are charged with be-
ing principals In the alleged abduction. claim that
the Girl was shamefullY abused, and they helped her
To escape TO prevent her committing suicide.
Nothing Of Importance Tanspred In the Courts
today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
shss Himself Through tho Head In n Min
isterss House.

shss Himself Through tho Head In Min
ister's House.
At half-past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Jacob Kopke aged thirty, residing ut 10 Christopher
street. shot himself In the head on the second moor
OF the above house. instantly killing himself The
deceased was sonin-law Of the Rev. August H. N.
Held, pastor OF the German Lutheran church In
Christopher street. and resided In the same house
with him. For some time past the unfortunate man
has been in great fear OF being arrested, ana lett
worn with his family, in case he should be- who 10
send for to 90 hts ball. Upon reference TO the Drec-
tory IL was ascortatned KOpko was super
intendent doing business at No. o02 broadway. A
HERALD representative last night called at the mouse
OF the reverend gentleman and was met at the d0Or
by a young man with blonde mustache ana DaId
head, who stubb0rniy refused any Information tnat
pr0mpted the unfortunate man to take ms own
life. rlmor was prevalent last night that onn Of
the ofhctals connected with the same company that
Eonrc was shot himself since which time he has
been in great fear OF being arrested Coroner Young
mas been notified and VIII hold en- inquos! TO-DAY,
Vneu II Is hoped the fact a. 70 Wnether IL was
suicide OF not Will be eliciteds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
~~~~c~~~~~~>~~~ec~~c~-
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASVINOTON d. O. Nov 2T-I A M

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. e., Nov. 27-I A. NJ
synopsis FOR the Pas. noen y-,our Hours.
The area OF lowest barometer has moved since
Saturday night from Wisconsin to New England.
extending It's influence rapidly soutneastward to
Virginia. warm southwest winds and threatening
weather or light rains have attended
this disturbance. Warm, moist weather
with fogs and light winds, have pre-
vailed In the southern and Gulf STATES. The
pressure Is now rapidly rising in the Northeast.
with brisk Northwest winds on Lake Michigan and
in the Missouri Valley. Rain continues on the lower
lakes, and has been reported from California.
P Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise In the Middle
and Eastern States on Monday, with clearing
weather ana cold northwest winds succeeding the
cloud and rain; Monday mornings rain
continue during the morning on the South
Atlantic coast, clearing away in the afternoon;
northwest winds, with clearing weather, on the
Lower Lakes; clear and cold weather on the Upper
Lakes; westerly winds and pleasant weather in the
Gulf States; northerly winds from Texas to Iowa.
Warning Signals ordered.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Chicago,
Detroit Toledo, Cleveland, and continue AZ Mil
waukec. Grand Haven and Buffalo.
Supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1871.
The following is collated from dispatches re.
ceived this evening at the Signal ONCE
Light snow fell this afternoon ct Chicago, H.,
and Leavenworth, Kansas, with fall in the Their
mometer at the latter place OF twenythree degrees
In the last twenty -four storm OF sleet pre-
vailed this evening at Corinne, Utah.
AT the summit OF Mount Washington at I'VE
O'Clock to-day the temperature had been twenty.
three degrees since i've O'Clock yesterday evening.
the wind was blowing sixty miles an hour. The
barometer had fallen "a Of an inch since eight
o,1,ocr sht q u,0rninU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27

It was the opinion of some persons that the
disasters which have befallen Tammany would
mar the prospects, if they did not indefinitely
postpone the construction, Of the viaduct Rail-
road. The breaking up of the original board
of management gave some encouragement to
the opinion. We are gratiied to know, and
the public will be glad to learn. that such fears
need no longer be INDUCED. The necessities
of such railroad are universally admitted,
and our public men have become convinced
that tie enterprise will be as profitable as it
y necessary. A new and efficient board Of
anasagement has been organized, and the
names of the gentlemen are a sufficient guar
Rntee that the work will go on. It is to all
foreigners, and even to Americans themselves
who have visited the great centres Of popula-
zion In Great Britain, a matter Of surprise that
the most enterprising city Of modern times
should have so long been without so great an
essential to Its comfort and prosperity. We
are all proud of New York but with all its
wealth, its enterprise, its beauty, it must be
admitted that 1t is not the most comfortable
city to live In. The horse railroads are
very convenient and very useful, and the
European cities are one by one admitting
their usefulness by adopting the horse cars
but the horse cars are slow and useless for
long distances. One hour is consumed in
reaching Sixticth street, whereas fifteen or
twenty minutes should be sufficient to take us
some distance beyond Harlem and into West
chester county. A Londoner can start from
London Bridge and reach Croydon in fifteen
minutes, q distance Of some twelve miles.
The same advantages are afforded by Water
Zoo and Fenchurch street stations. The LON
doner, In fact, can spend his day in the city
and bis mornings and evenings in the country,
twenty minutes ride alone separating him
from his home and his place Of business. It
IL the same with Glasgow and almost all the
other great cities. Let us have our Viaduct
Railroad with a. little delay as possible, and
then we shall be able to speak Of New York
as one Of the fairest and most comfortable as
well as most enterprising of cities. The five
millions voted by the State Legislature should
be handed over at once and the work begun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

There sixty deaths smallpox Cincinnati Leo
week.
Michael Pierce murdered Now Haven ON Saturday
night M Richard Dugan. sailor who g Abbed him. sever
ing the femoral artery. He died Instantly
Tho New Haven chemical works caught IRE yesterday
%SIn"s and ss,nsa Sp & partly no 20 -
iss su,s against the pS.n Tor pSDiS.s A s g -
effect that he had been arrested for gambling.
The Geological Burean Of Missouri ha.e elected Prosessos
0eoiosiss.
seasonabe rams are falling throughout California; -
nearly all gathered aud the vintage 70 The RDe
Senator Morton. of Indiana. eciyv u PyoVs
dence Saturday evening National IsA ssfsrs -
day. '''''' 20 S''' :" 00'''A
Directors tbs Missouri and Pscsss ~
between now and the is Of ysnnssy, issvsox sSc 49,
hundred thousand dollars . ,: gisd LEI ~ AprS 49,
leans last evening between Joseph D,on OF Nsw York.
Henry Miller 81 that city A. the Sonc.,on Of tho g.s -
played The largest run made by Dion l0g, wAns 10
opponents biggest score n one time was II.
America 1t Baltimore hed bill OF equity " TN cify0e
Court ut 81. Louis Saturday asking for The appontsn6
OF Managers defraudng the nstitut0n and avpen-
attn: for their individual benefit tho proh and ssea3
the association.
The iewelry establishment Of j.. W. IT, McDuneA ~
Portland Me. wa: damaged to the extent Of aftes1 -
hou.snd dollar. ~ IRE The s.oc. 40
The National. OF Bos.on SSDo; PhonI. OF hsrtfossI
s n Of sasasp p,
S25OOO each IN the Hanover and National OF New Y0Ik.
The statement that committee Territorial Lsgls-
nxgement or the territorial wyoming
untrue. majority Of the committee report that tho
hs certain sniss IN The msnnsr Of lsssSsn
accounts recommends that lava be passod for hs
correction No charge OF fraud II made BY msmbes q
the comInittee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
Herald Special Report from
Brussels. s
The Capital StiA Excited, but the
Agitation Abating.
N. De Decker Out Of Office and
tranquility Hoped For.
the POLICE KEPT ON ACTIVE DUTY.

IrtEeAu 70 TINE new york MRla
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent In the Belgian oapital:--
, 49,, BRUssELs, Nov. a; 1871.
The popular manifestations In the streets or
the city to-day were Of an excited but undeei.
sive character.
The agitation which has hitherto prevailed
In consequence Of the opposition of the NUM-
cipality to N. De Decker's appointment as
Governor Of Limburg d abating for the rea-
son that M. De Decker is again out Of Office.
The Sunday MonissSr published an official
notice of his dismissal s'demission," 1t ID
termed-this morning.
Whether the dismissal was peremptory on
the part Of the government or made at N. De
Decker's personal request is not exactly
known. His opponents say that 1t was per-
emptory in accordance with the wishes of his
adversaries, while his friends allege that, In
order to allay the excitement among the
people, M. De Decker resigned the Governor
ship.
The police were on duty in force and dis
persed all crowds of angry persons, so that
no serious disturbance has occurred.