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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

- They steal worse than ever out in
Utah, and the great apostle, Brigham
Young, disposes of complaints briefly as
follows: al have no revelation in regard
to stealing that is going on in this terri
tory. When the Lord wants il stopped,
he will stop it. believe that a man can
steal and be justified in the act"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

S. Munroe, Physician and Surgeon.
Office at his residence, Washington street,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

< Office, on Washington Street,
First door aJore the Post 0Gice,)
Grand Haven, ottawa Co., Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

James p. Scott, Clerk and Register
of Ottawa County, and Notary Public. Office
at the Court House.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

). b. McNett, Physician and Surgeon.
Office, second door above News OFFICE, Wash
ington Street Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

-"An India rubber Ship" excaim-
ed an old sailor, who had been listen
ing to a description of such a proposed
invention, "that would never do, because
it would rub out all the lines of latitude
and longitude, 10 say nothing of the equa-
torw
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

- Tho next New York State Fair will
be held at Elmira.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

The New Bedford Mercury SAYS, o
day or two since man rushed frantical-
ly down to one Of the wharves in that
place, pulled off his coat and was about
to commit suicide by drowning; but no
ticing a colored person near by who is a
thief, drowning was postponed for fear the
coat would be stolen.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-29

- With whiskers thick upon my face,
| went my fair to see; she told me she
could never love bear faced chap like
me. l shaved them clean, then called
again, and thought my troubles DER; she
laughed outright, and said | was more
6dre-faced than before.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21


Where's sn t1c 9oih l1g (. @eteut p.
1855, WIlem Haycs, md JtEatt h7@ h
executed 20 William ~. H5oft5 3 deea g uusf %
tho use and bsnsft 81 tie sagEA ac1et s.e
1ancd. upcn the fol0Uing eeene1 tG =
Bro8nTiile. Ncu1b1 County ae1rag-a
to-uit. Lot no IS, IL block1e 44
,of said town, said deed lecerae4 "a lec1 A4-
ord. Do. !. PAGES So ard SIC Nla
Neuata County. Ard whereas g EetlI u
deed Of trust that oid Ia4ee eNs ~
weeks notics 81 tho fna and rlacs cf sale 81 wo
Real Estate should sell t1e uuo % feslg McN Fl
The hl ghcst bidder, for cash. and aprly % pree -
expenses Of said trust and the qaTUsnt oEthecHn-
ants named 50 said dead. Aotics iTthcEe1Un t4re-
By giVen thatI Wiliam H.Hourer, Ir1st1ea1 ac74
said, vii, On Friday, the 25th DAY 81 aay 1-l
1850, between the hour8 Of ocleeE "A. H. and q
81. Of said day, oFar ct publie ala 81 le
door Of the Once &C the Register ef Deeds of Be-
naha County. IN he City ef BrevcGille, y. = ere
above described real estate, snd via soli thesaut ~
the highest bidder for cash IN hard, tpd ut1
such sale viii make, execute ackuoUiedg9 and DEL
liver 10 sho purchaser Or p1rclases, q deed tcr sid
real estate. WILLIAM H.H0OYER,
Mays. 1sse=3ts5 IErsgKH
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Dance on the Hesperlan.

Cant. KERcHEvAL and Clerk KNIsELEY,
Of the good steamer Hesperian, ever as
mindful of the pleasures Of the pub
lie, as the convenience and comfort of
heir passengers, on the last trip up,
rendered to the disciples Of Terpsichore
in THIS place. on her return, an opporIuni-
y Of displaying their proficiency in that
line. True to the hour almost, on Tues
day evening. the beat reached our wharf
and tied up for the night Soon the Beaux
and Bellies were ia commotion and again
soon seated in the spacious and elegantly
fitted up Ladies' cabin. Buck, Marsh
add Berkeley, with tuned and bidable In
struments, were in readiness:
= Hearts beat high and when
Music arose with its voluptuOus swell,
Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake again
And all went merry as a marriage bell"
I The Inequalities and freedom of the
boat were extended to the guests, and the
officers left nothing undone to render che
occasion the most agreeable. That this
was one Of the most pleasant and de-
hghtful events Of the kind participant.
ed in ~bereabouts, was the unanimous yer.
DICT Of al who participated or were
present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21


Pic Nic.-The young folks of our city
enjoyed a very agreeable Pic Mic party,
given in the beautiful grove in South
Brownville, on Friday last. We were
loo busiIy engaged-in fact we have got
10 be "old folks anyhOw-to drop in and
become an eyewitness to the pleasant
paricipations of the party. We however
feel fattered with the kind remembrance
of the young ladies, to whom we heartily
extend our acknowledgement for the
basket Of cake, fruit, confectionaries and
bOquets, sent to our sanctum, and which
was "hogelyp enjoyed BY all hands from
Editor. to Devil.
The imp subjoins the following:'
Al such presents we arc never offended
those motto kisses, cakes and oandy-hsh-
The nrst I think / knox for whom intended
ne last inspired the following sealy wish:
wish I were a esndy-nsh,
ia not in a jar be confined,
But I'D 50 . picnic. nE,
Then ia set > licking,
when the ladies felt s0eefIy inclined.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

The RlVeF---BOats.-The River now
being in excellent order, the boats are
accommodating our produce men BY TAX
ing off the surplus corn as rapidly as
possible. The St. Joseph and Hannibal
Railroad Packets, Omaha, Hesperiana and
Emehe are doing a lively business. Sew
eral through boats from St. Louis have
been up the past week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Tan Grass.-We bave in onr JIG.

Tall GFaSS.-We have in our Office, d
stock Of bottom Prairie grass from the
farm of Mr.. L. ZooK, neal this city,
which measures seventeen feet four inches
in length We are aware this may sound
a little fshy TO those not acquainted with
the productiveness of Nebraska soil
We have the documents" howevsr-the
grass itself. Doublers can see for thsm-
selves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

We seldom call attention TO, and new
er "pufs' contributions to q columns.
The poetry on the first page of tO-day's
vaper-TRruxr AcRosTIc-we howev-
tL consider worthy of more than Ordina-
nv reading. The sentiment is fine, the
arrangement exceedingly ingenious, and
the poetry viii stand criticism. The
author possesses talent in that line wOr-
thy Of cultivation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Dolags OF tie FOurlb.-by refer

Growing TImber.-Wewere shown
bis week, the measurement Of an average
LOT Of cottonwood trees, five years growth,
uised within a mile Of this city. They
measured 81 18th inches in circumfer-
snce. Who will say it is too tedious, or
hat we have to wait a Lifetime 10 grow
amber in this cOuntryl Black Walnut
Or Yellow Locust will grow nearly as
rapidly in this soil as Cottonwood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

TuFIIiD Seed.-H. A. THnnY, Seed
man, Crescent City, Iowa, will accept our
thanks for a supply Of several varieties
Of Turnip Seed. Those wishing can be
supplied by applying to Mr. Terry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Probate Notice.

notice is hereby given TO all persons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed afministratrix 81
the estate Of John B~eishline, late % Parnee County.
n. T., deceased. Aitpersons having claims against the
said estate are notified 70 present them 20 the Probate
Court Of said County, on OF before the 14th day ofMay.
1850, OF they viii be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action whatever. h g. r.
I2wnSs2FST Probate judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Prnbafe NoHce.

Territory 81 Nebraska, p-.s,f.r-t
County Of Eemaka.
whereas Heath NGckolls, a1rini8tr2tcr o. ne e.
tateof Joseph Deroln deceased, late "a Hem1h1 UrnlF,
has made application % ne Prlblto louTtct Ncn11e
County, Nebraska Territory Tor enc yelra extension q
time, 0coilect tic assetts ana par Aedt1t4 4caa-s
eharEeable asainst the same n5lc1 4bercoy EFon ~
all whom lt may concern. that have set tts41Tf t1e
18th day % Nay, at 10 O'Clock 4. 81. 81 said day Al D
1850, IS the time for the hearinE 81 said appIicateo4t
ny oncoin Brcunvilic ~ said counfTs when AID where
al persons interested are requested e appear ard atcU'
cause Why said extension should pottc allowed
witness my hand and sho scllof said court Ais1I
day % April, A. d. 1850.
Q ". WHEELzR. Probate 5aess.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
NANsEMOND
sweet PofatO Plants.

OF superior quality-beSt variety Tor the North
hacked t. 20 safely, long distances BIZ Express
Price-800 81; 1000 50: 5000 So; 10000 SIS.
Our plants have produced fine crops in the north
for maay years, even as high rs Az
G.. B. MURRAY,
Late o. s. Murray & Scnl Fosters Crossings,
Warren County, Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser o6ce viii moet with
prompt attention.
April 12,fss0.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Attorney GeneraL.-R. A. HOwARD,
ESQ.,, of Omaha, has been appointed
United States Attorney General for this
Territory vice L. L. Bowen, Esq, re-
signed. Mr.. Howard is a promising
young lawyer, and will, we have reason
to believe, make : coed ofhcer
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dillon, Thompson 3 q

C.
Thomas p. Haywood.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
eution issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court for Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory. against T.P. Haywood and in favor Of Dillon,
Thompson & Co, for the sum Of sixty-nine dollars
and twenty-seren cents; /, J. B.. Wells, Sheriff of
said Nemaha County, Nebraska. hnrs 3evied upon,
and will sell at public auction, flom me door of the
house where the last term of the said court was
held. nc Brownville in said roanty, on Monday,
tn 23rd day Of July, a D 1889. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following describep
property, to wit the northwest quarter Of section
"a, township 5, range IS, containing l6O acres, with
all the appnrtenanees thereunto attached, as the
property Of said Thomas P. Haywood, in satisfaction
Of said execution.
J.B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Eemaha County, N. T.,
BY BEN. B. THOMSON. Dep y.
Brownvilie, June 14th, 1850. 49-6t-S7 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21


A young woman, named Sinclair, has
published a volume Of poems She
addressed the following lines to her sweet
heart:
@Iwould were that nico cigar
That rests between your lips,
For, OH I grudgo the honey
-o Of 4hh nectar which Il sips."
lElehangs
We are in doubt as to whether a young
woman would smoke well, but we'd like to
try one in a loose Havana wrapper.-Cir
Enquirer.
How could the Enquirer man enjoy a
smoke unless the cigar was fired and if
so would he like to take a Whit
The Lady's rare and original wit,
A deeper than heart-ochO woke,
Were We but near, and she not liz,
Wo'da match apply and take a smoke.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Arthur's Home Magazlne.-We
received the July number, a most
excellent one, to-be-sure. The "Glean-
srs," is a fine steel plate, and the Fash
ions suit the ladies to a dot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

SHERIFF'S SALE

Heath NuekoIls,
IS.
b. w. Enrnak
RI. Whitney und
wv. Coleman.
NOTICE Is hereby given hat IS virtue of ~ e1-
ecuticn Issued ffom the ohee az The Clerk of to
District Court Of Nemahn c0uneg. Nebfazka Isri4
tory, against r w Furras, n i Whitney and J ~
Coleman, and in favor Of Heath Nuckoils Tor tho
sun Of four hundred and thirty-fve dollars and
thirty cents ] ] B Wells, Sheriff of Nsuaha Co.
Nebraska Territory, have levied uPonand from the.
door Of the house where tho last term Of court vas.
held IA Brownville, in said c0uuty, on Monday ho
23d day Of July, A D 1850, at one o'clnsk, u %, 7
viii sell at public sale 70 thshighcst bidder, for cash
in hand, tho following described real-cstate, 10 wits
tho part Of The n. East quarter Of section IS toUn-
ship range Is containing one hundred and thirty
two acres, with all the improvements thereon, IS tho
property Of i. j. Whitney, Sd satisfaction Of said
execution. j. b. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Ncmnha CO., N. q.
BroWnville, June l4th, 1860. 49-6bSl0599
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Webser's PletOriaI DIct!OlarY in BOStOn.

So exhaustive and satisfactory we have uniformly
found il 70 be. that enhancement and Improvement
seemed hardly desrable.-BOstO Journal
As whole. the work has no parallel nor Is u at on
probable that IL tUiH soon haUe ITdceier
Leaves so little either Tor the strict scho!Or, the mat
Of general culture, or the limited employer Of common
words, 20 desire, that II may with truth be said, that
nothing in the photographed line is left 20 be desired
The critics Of Webster sre. as 3 general thing, mousers
and mole bunters.-B0sf0n Ledger
some Of the foremost scholars % the ago beth In Eu-
rope and this country, have been occupied iv years in
the task Of revision and addition .-BOSfon Transcript
II Is a fred fact, a hgiFg entity, and aCiH aainfain
rs place as the most complete and cccurdfe Dictionary
OF the Idnquaqe crfGnf.-B0SfU Atlas and Bee.
A monument OF learning in this single line OF literary
effort. such as no previous age has seen.-B0s Recorder
Making the entire work one which cannot be surpassed
and which in our estimation viii remain unequalled.-
" Farmer
These important improvements must make this far "a
advance Of any competitor inthe heid-Bosfon CongTs-
qdfiOndlisf
To every writer and speaker Of EnSitsh u as lndlspen-
sible-BdHou's Pictorial
This new edition is a perfect mine 81 knowledge ana
a most complete book Of Teference--Com baHefiR
Gppears 70 be as complete as il IS possible to be made
Boston Post.
From hon. J. M. Gregory, Superintendent Of
P1blic instruction, Mich.
once Supt Pub. last,
Lansing, June So 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Messrs. G. &C. MERRIAM.
Gentlemen

Messrs. G. &C. MERRIAM,
Gentlemen:
know not how to ex-
nress nv qualification with the valuable and beautiful
festufes added 20 the great national work, Webster's
Ouarto Dictionary. They render 81 II possible still more
worthy OF the prUud place IL occupies as the great stand-
ard dictionary Of our good English LANGUAGE l say
standard, for while a few scholars and others mere aug
there, prefer other dictionaries, Websters - oeyone
dispute the book al the people. the common standard OF
appeal among tho masses. learned and unlearned. in cur
land. Nor need this be regretted, as long Is Its publish-
ers take such unWeariedp pains 20 keep &c abreast with
every improvement made In the LANGUAGE II can only
express my very sincere hope that YOU may be fully re-
warded for the good work you arc doing in the cause Of
sound learning.
With considerations OF high respect,
Iremain, gentlemen, Yours truly.
G n. GREGORY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Cooley for July-Is upon our table.
It fully sustains the popularity Of this pc
riOdical. The steel plate "Summer," is
splendid: the original design for a cot
age is useful; the receipts are invaluable,
and the matter interesting and instruc-
tive.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Strawberries aad Blackbcrriss.
Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs.
and Bedding Plants, Roses, Dahlas,
&C. 60, &c.
To which We would beg leave to cali The attent75a
Of tho people Of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Iowa.
Dur tsEms WiHbo asloW Is any rsiiabls east-
ern Nursery.
By purchasing 81 us the ozpepseof trapSpsrfaiisn
from the east can Be saved.
All trees and plants ara c~arsfslv l.b.i.a nrs
packed in the chest manner fcr apv osrf - ~ rrs-
ed States, Tor which q charre ~ ~ .ef1af -ost orr
will b made. No ch2rge wifbe NO. - ~ dsff-
very Of packages or. hoard steamboa- =.
All Communicates addressed 70 tho understand
viii receive p.snptasteniion.
E IT. BURCHES AGO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Gov. Black, passed pp the river %
me steamer psft On Iuesday last He.
Aas been absent osefthree monshs We
are glad to see him return looking so we'll
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Choice Land8

rHe undersigned has 8 900 acres Of Choice Laras %
Gated in this Territory, which he will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time,
For further neormafion andy to nv once on Main
Stree, Of this place. II. n. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

Thlrty-eight plates, two hundred neuros. The mort
practical and valuable book FOR farmers exfant. Tells
how 70 build Barns, and Houses, Dridecs. &c. a..
Price 95i sample copy 81 b. mail, postpaid ~ JAMES
& son. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

DICTIONARY.
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.

1900 Pictorial illustrations.
Wehave just issued a new edition OF WebsteF's OH-
abridged Dictionary, Containing loco Pictorial Ilustra-
tinns beautifully executed.
1900 to O,OOO NEW WORDS IN the Vocabulary,
Table Of SYNONYMS, BY Prof Goodrich,
in which mure than two thousand words are carefully
Disseminated. forming a fuller work on English Syno-
nyms, OF itself, thau any other issued, besides Crabb,
ana believedin advance Of that.
Table. oftiag Pronunciation of Names of 5000
distinguished Persons Of Modern Times,
Peculiar use Of words and Terms in the Bible,
With other neU Features. together Nth aTtke natfc,
OF Y EDITIONS.
Comprised i'm a Vol. OfI55O pages.
We have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
~trations. They are well executed. and Will oiten be
found useful. in giving a much more correct idea Of an
object than can be obtained by a dehnitIOn.-N. y. ITt-
Bune, april I6, 1859.
We have seen specimen PAGES OF portions IN archl-
lecture and OrnithOlOgy, and md them Of artistic beauty
as well as OF great practical Mirror,
AgFfI ~ 1859.
We have seen specimen sheets Of these ILLUSTRATIONS
and can hardly see how they can be improved in beauty
or accuracy Boston Evening Transcript.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Snit Of Attainment.

TorbOtH EdTards
John o. White. To John o. White;
You will take notice that an order Of Attachment
vas issued araiust your property and effects, at the
iuslar1 cI t1o 1b9rentnra rIertL etQ1rs
Pa. 1assst. 81 f44 Pt.rs rissfn Ind tr Nearfr
oo1lil Nebfeto I1r eLtNne,
I a
ufa y uasct.tt lilo FNl W s.UFHN NA ot1
81 August AID 1880, atten oth ae
hearing of sad case at his office IN Bromhvifle, n. !.
S. BELDEN, Pn1fs Atty.
Brownvilc, jane 11th, 1860. 49-St-S4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21

blanks, Blanks.
Tehave On hand, printed IN superior style, and for
lie cheap for cash, q fresh supply 81
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds
Trust Deeds, 1or Deeds
Justice, Sheriff and CcneraDle blanAhs
o. Blank Presumption Papere,
Township Flats. Bills Lading,
Drafts. Notes, etc. ETC.. etc.
=. whieh we cali the especial attention Of thosem neeu.
>. Pointing al any and every description executed 70
Ter In a sfyle inferior 20 none. produced many part Of
~ country. we except no a8sa in the West, or else
-ssre. and oGer s~pecifaens Is ~ NSSk az evidence
ErO. A. GRAVES, Bookseller, SSaticner, and
News kessz. ret once building, Corner DoUglasand
Thlrfssnfh streets. Omaha, X. 1ss ts eur autnorl1ea
LFsa sor bcsh te xdSsgtgsff ana Farmer.
T. E.HARDIMG & CO.. News arc Literary De-
sol. HllFs hnlIdsrg. Eaiu street. spgesite The Muck
ais Reass. Eesfsska City, ere our saih0rtzed Agents
for bosh gzs Es0s-siser and EaTw9
D0lagS OF the F0HriB.-By refer
snee g TIE proceedings Of a pubs meet
ing, hsd jn this eIty &C lss; Taesaey even
inc, It ell Is seen shat he determination
istc have - old fashioaed FsasEnc Ct July
Celebration % The coa ational An
piversary iaa Of il. Let the
committees meet promptly and act ener-
gehcslly; there is no time to spare.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Ms 7:

TERMS:
o.,-sar. n paid 40 advance, %6S
1or9ee 81 - q at the eneof 6 months, 80
O. 90 20 @ 90 "I3 so
1u,. Of n or moro viii be furnished At $50 per
-. provided the cash Accompanies the order, mol
N|
~ The NEBRASKA Advertiser" having
-1eh the largest circulation Of any paper in
- Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
Gcuis. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
IN markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
.bsse. viii find no better advertising medium
a the Western country.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-21
Theodore lii. Agent


At Br0wuyiiio, Mt, keeps ouhsnd q general a-rsrt.
mcnt Of Hudman's Pl0ws.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-14
The Indiana Convention

lNDIANAroLIs, Jan. l3.-The convention ad-
Jou'n q thls morning at one O'Clock The major
lty OF the candidates on the State ticket are ad-
ministration men. series Of resolutions were
adopted in favor Of strict construction Of the
consultation; declaring that IL is inerpedient 70
exercise doubtful constitutional powers; endorsing
the principles cf the organic laws est Iblishing the
Territories OF Kansas and Nebraska; calling on
the democratic members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives from Indiana 10 stand firmly by the re
uiar dtniocr itc nominee; in favor Of an honora-
Die and peaceful acquisition Of Cuba; denouncing
the laws recently enacted in Massachusetts in re-
gard TO foreign born citizens: wishing success to
MI BucI anan's administration; insiructiny the
delegates TO the Charleston convention TO their
votes as uait for Mr.. Douglas; deEouncing the
Harper's Ferry raid; fav, ring the giving Of home
steads 10 actual settlers rtatfirmng the principle
81 TIE Cincinnati Platform as eNpounded in Mr..
buchanan letter OF acc ptIn aud opposing
tie reopening Of the slave trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-14
Union Meetings.

ALBANY, y. ., Jan. l2.-The Union meeting AZ
the capitol tonight was attended by fully four
thousand persons, while an untold number ger.
excluded from the great outer hall Of the Capitol
Nv Inability 10 obtain admittanCe The hall was
packed rs closely as men could stand the spea kcrs
occupying the landing at the top of the ST irs
leading 10 the Senate chamber. The meeting was
called to order by the Hon. Franklin Townsend,
ex-Mayor Of the city, who nominated the Hon
Oarret Lansing rs President l. = Parsons
nominated long list Of Vice Presidents in which
all parties were represented. The meeting was
addressed by Mr.. Lansing. Mr. RAYMOND and
bN-Governor Seymour. series of resolutions
was adopted, expressive of devotion Ia the Union
ana condemnatory Of both extremes, North and
and South, whose ultraism would endanger its
integrity. A long letter was received from En-
PRESIDENT Van Buren,, sympatbizing with the Oh
Jet OF the meeting, and giving his views of the
agitation at present distracting the county. The
meeting adjourned with loud cheers for tue Union
BANGOR, Me, Jan. l3.-The Union meeting in
this city Yesterday YVES largely attended the gal
lerles OF the hall being crowded with ladies
Inc Hon; J. w. Hathaway presided. Speeches
Were made by the Hon George Evans and Others
ana letters read In unison with the objects of the
meeting from the Hon. Edward Everett Frank
lin Pierce, and other distinguished gentlemen
strong Union and conservative resolutions we're
passed