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The cloud which arose from the far deep OF
the prophets prayer, Was but OF the size OF
mans hand; yet did Il grow till the heavens
were black with the drapery OF the tempest.
and the little shadowy cloudlet-scarce marring
at FIRST the blue Of the eastern heaven-become
A storm vast as the EARTH horizon and big with
treasured rain. And little cares, like the cloud,
grow momentarily greater. till their dark iniu-
ence overspreads the inner world, and shadows
the peace Of the soul. Oh! then, take such to
God; and, whenever they press upon your soul.
eon6de them to one who careth for you. So
shall you be better able TO meet the heavy bur
den which, ut deaths whisper or the beck Of
shall peace untAthomable and trandscending
expression live In calm upon lip and brow:
writing In letters Of light-be!ore . world I'M
willing to learn the lesson-that truth Of truths
that Religions ways arc ways VI pleassntness
and al her paths peace.
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District Court Of tn. United states.

Notice of Assignee Of his Appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States, for
Guptill, BANKRUPT. In bankruptcy. DISTRICT
OP'MAlNE, IS. The undersigned hereby gives no
tice Of his appointment Assignee Of the estate OF
Charles Guptill, Of westbrook IN the County Of Cum
berland and State Of Manc within said District, who has
been adjudgsd o bankrupt upon hrs own petition,
by the District Court Of said District
swyO SIX. HAMILTON. Assignee.
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Notice ofAss,snes OF his Appointment.

TN the District Court Of the United States, for
i the district Of Maine. In the matter Of
Andrew Hobsou, jr. bankrupt. 10 Bankruptcy.
At Portland, No, on the ooth day Of July a. d:
Is6s. The undersigned, ssignee Of the Estats Of
10 order Of Court the second meeting Of Creditors
OF ssid bankrupt will he held before j. ID. Pessen.
den, one Of the Registers In bankruptcy, athts
once. In said Portland, on the fourth day OF Au'
gust A. d. 1868 at 10 o'clock A. u. for the purposrs
mentioned In the 9Th section Of the Banklupt act
Of March 2, 1867. CHAS. r. hAIToCks,
3v3I Asfgnee.
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ue- cd anil awful Y nase b ~ e. 70 tseen
s,,,l.x Nm vhits cAins upoa hs shinlng tAruue,
"a an ~ csss-cs and unansvaAb,s peayings,
nr.rrrhnx biiniiy bs the good unknosn-
ros impcrtunate plr.dings q struog souh In palm,
YsArulpg DC What they never ean attain,
To ans-er vRh bAnk and Worries sIlrncs
rse passionate iooginu a he heasts desire
Oves sous der oae, On vhose brow ilh finger
The asful sign haih vristen-.Coms up higher !"
To iissrn, answering NO, yea hnos one brssth,
One look, vesh sag ths chariot Wheels q Death.
God b MOI dsaf, he cry q every human creature
Thai out u doubt aSd darkness calls 10 Him
Tbs tnnnlte, ~ chorus q appeal lie heAvh,
Between the hymning of The eherubimi
Amid The music q the swinging spheres
fhe loviicst brsathing q Ills name lie beais
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In bankruptcy.

DIsTRICT OF MAINE. IS. - At Biddefori
~ the 18th day Of July. A. ID. 1885,. The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appointment -
Assignee Of Alfonso L. Berry, Of BIddeford, In the
County Of York and State OF Maine, within said
District who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
bis own petition, BY The District Court Q! sad Ds'
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TARMs HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Farms ln shs sSsns q s.so Ia "
500 70 no, house, in r"rtcSs psress OF land
s ~ MA. Sac .ad Ksss.Scsi Ior: ron ~
IS : p. . s.ss'it S. ss 9.
snase nay % sornsr Of Main d washlnston stfsses
800 esiidiss. sp stairs M
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PORT. CORTLAND, sAco sHEn.

E>cp PORTLAND, sAc0 PoKIs-
~ 49, MOUTH RAIiloAD-snn~
IN.ossm:osECc.esssnf hsetsy. Nay SA. 1853.
btddssOrd ts eouh Bsrvisf Jsaesea, fostsnousA ssd
Bossoa q IN ana sSe A. =, and q - end az ,. =.
Returning. eays bosloa q 10 A. and 800 and 400
Pm. rpn russnsssA n an A. 4, ana 80 ssA 500
Biadesrd hs Portland. II ia. ii.ca and li.IsA n. Il
IT'S AMI eo P.n Returning q tn and ESQ 4. 4. and
On Mood,ys, wednesdays and Fridays he a ?. u.
train 10 Boston and 600 .. ~ hom Boston, win run via
Boston Maine r. H. stopping ssiy q Bddeord Kenns-
bunk. South Berwick Junction, Dover, kxeser, Havssh
and IAvrenoe.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, vim run via
Eastern Railroad, Stopping eniy u Biddeo, Kenpebunk,
South Berwick Junction, Putsmouth Nsvbarypo Salem,
and Lynn
Ths train leaving Boston q TO ~ dos not stop 90
p. u, except 70 ieave passenger taken bsyood
PoStsmouth and South Berwick Junctioo.
Freight trains daily, Sunday :,esgtsdl
Bsadeord, April q, 1893. 3ojf
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Sp0ve ktsses.

An unpleasant sight in summer-anthm.
cite.
A jumping Understanding grasshoP.
pers.
An object Of foul playa henpecked hus-
band.
A well known branch Of legal prac,iso-a
limb Of the law.
A reflection upon the ladies-tho looking
glass.
Animated castigation that should attract
Bcrgh-a dog pound.
Bushes are like little girls /; they become
women.
A person can generally consume the
most Of his time by minding this own bust
ness.
What 10 the difference between truth and
eggs ?-.'Tmth crushed to earth will rise
again" but eggs won't
Some wretch OF an editor says that an
other twist to tho present mode OF ''doing
up" the ladies hair would take them OF
their feet.
.Mc anal broder Haunse and two odder
w.. 49,. No.. ,-o,,,ch,cL into vo, s,one
hosn .nS 700 L;lled TEN out OH de nine.
roI. 90. .o, IN"
WV WV sN'
A married. woman in Wisconsin says
that when her husband - a little drunk he
kicks her. ami when he Is very drunk che
kicks him. She congratulates herself that
she docs greater part OF the kicking.
,,.,,
sen n. sa'a W "'' ue,''a" sci.
sant' TN, ne'o sem'cs 'une's' 10 you
Nov VIM - uesa ana g"ess s,I'
nnuS' W '''0 IMAM !" "c eo'n"' was 'he
''P''
The following lines on tho failure in bus.
mess Of a man named Homer, are old bu,
good
INA, Homer ,houl, hanlnps b,
II n he True. !. I'm instructed,
So Mh Aad hs books sO"iae'ei.
A certniD Transatlantic CLERGYMAN rcpud;-
atss the recsiye,i idea tbat the blessed bay,
music in Paradise. He declare, that his
choir has given him so much trouble ON
Garth, that The iiea of music in the world
to come is wholly rcpucuan, to his notions
ofcternal peace and rest.
w.pL.. ,,,,, ,., ,
,,,. go or .on," 49,, Lo,si r.. S.,s',
in a travel. stained condition, and bearing his
valise in his hand. A rcd faced, ovcr.,lrcss-
scd lady, paused in her descent to accos,
him. aPray," said she, "arc You the por.
ter?" "No, madam, /, hc eotirtcouslv TO
spondtd. ''src you tho chambermaid 20
A Importer wrote to metropolitan news
paper to set forth some professional griev
ance or other be had, and signed himself
N. p. meaning Member Of the press. To
his horror. In the next weeks .Noticcs to
,ssr. up;n,.d S,. -. smas,J.I ,s,".,s
"why pretend N T., Msmbrr oi P,r,ian,ent
do yo, ,,nro., -. h,va mn lie, of the
gou,. NJ Cominoo. y" :, ~. " s,b hU 90 "'
'>''' - '' UNIV
Did you ever see parcel Of pigs running
to trough Of hot swill The first one
ssicks in his nose. gets i, scaldedS and then
draws back and squalls The second burns
his noss, and stands squalling in the same
manner. The third follows suit. and he
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Up TO q certain period OF life u Is the tenden-
cy OF man 10 look forwards. There Is mar
yelous prodgslity with which We throw away
our present happiness when We are young.
which belongs to those Who feel that they are
rich In happiness. and never exDect TO be bank
rupts. II almost seems ono OF the signatures
Of our Immortality that We squsnder time rs II
there were dim consciousness that We Are In
possession OF an eternity Of u; but a. We ar
rive ut middle age. Il Is the tendency OF man TO
look back. To man Of middle life. existance
Is no longes dream. but reality. lie has not
much moro new TO look forward to, for the
character Of his life Is generally fixed by that
time. His profession, his home, his occups-
tons, will be for the most part what they are
now. He will make few new aequsintances, -
no new friends. Il Is the solemn thought con-
nectei with middle age that LIES last business
Is begun In earnest; and u Is then, midway be-
tween the cradle and the grave. that Q man
begins TO look back and marvel, With kind OF
remorseiul feeling. that he let the days Of youth
60 by 50 hali-enjoyed, II Is the psusivs autumn
feeling,-it h the sensation Of half-ssdness that
We experience when the longest day OF the year
Il psst, and every day that follows IL shorter.
and the lights fainter, and the feebler shadows
tell thai nature 10 fastening with gigantic foot
steps TO her winter grave. go does man look
back upon his youth. When the frst gray
hair, become yisible,-When the unwelcome
truth fsstens itself upon the mind that man
l. no longer going up the hill. and that the sun
ia already vestering,-be looks back on things
behind. Now, this is . natural feeling. but 10
u the high Christian tone Of feelingf In the
spirit of this verse. No may assuredly answer.
No. We Who have an inheritance ipoorrupti-
Die and undecided. and that fadeth not away,
what have We 10 do with things pastf when
We we're children We thought a. children. But
nov thsrs lies before us moahood With its
earnest work; and then old are, and then the
grave, and then home. And 20 manhood In
the Christian iiie 10 better thing than boy
hood. because u Isl ripper thing; and old ace
ought to b . brighter. aud . c.imsr. mi 4
more serene thing than manhood. Ther, h, a
sccoud youth for man, better and hois, ~
his 6rst, II he will look on and not b.ss -
There b peculiar simplicity Of heart, and /.
touching singleness Of purpose. In Chris,i.n
old age. which has ripened gradually. and no,
6tfuliy 10 II then that TO the wisdom of the
serpent Il added the harmlessners Of the dove;
u IL then thai TO the hrmness of manhood Is
joined almost the geutleuess Of uomanhood; Il
Is then that thu somewhat austere and sour
charscter Of growing strength. moral and In
tellectusl, mellows into the rich ripeness Of
Of an old age made sweet and tolerant BY ex-
perienoe; h ls then that man returns to hrst
principles. There comes love more pure end
deep than the boy could ever feel; there comes
. conviction. With . strsogh beyond that which
The boy could ever know. tnst the earliest
Lesson Of lih b infinite. Christ 10 oil In I'll.
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REMOVAL.

MlSS ANN G0RDAN has removed her
Az hiil!.ssy. Fancy asd Raglish 6esds and
HAT vofk 70 NO Adams bicck hArkst 10, Bud.
fornsf patrons ye0
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STATE OF MAINE.
R..s,r. relative .. stat. i.tsst',si seAssifsr al

R,setrsd, That 10 10 essential 10 the highest In
tsrSsts Of the state that measures thoud b taken
ss the earliest practicable day, 10 establish an In
dustriai school tor girls, In accordance WITH the
missioner appointed under Q resolve Of the Legis-
Iaturo OF eighteen hundred and sxty.seven, 10 In
yestirsts the principles and operations OF sueh
institutions, and with view OF securing co-ope.
Council are hereby directed 10 invite and receive
propostious from any town or city desiring W have
mex institution located within their limits and u
report the same 10 the next LsgtsiAsse'
(Approvsd March 9Th, 1859
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No. O.
5oosE iooOE.
5OO5E 1OOOE.
A popular tale.
I'ulzle.
No. /.

Puzzle.
No..
1. Ed Ia rsrtts.
2. Est FoReis.
,. Estfa figure.
4. Est autre.
5. Estla rsponss.
Translating these words. you viii hnd that
their initials name race Of English kings, and
their finals the arst Of that race.
No. q
What English word contains ell the novels
In their alphabetical order!
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Answers.

<AmsweEss
ESIoxAs- ., Thomas Wentworth Higgin-
son.
4, Never too late to mend.
RIDDLE I, Comb.
KEY TO Cosic GroanAPHy.-City In the
south Of New Brunswick, 81. John. River In
Idaho, Salmon. River In Vermont. Onion
Small lake In Utah, Little Salt. Island south OF
Asia, Jaws. Islands Of Oceanica. Sandwich.
the south Of Africa, Orange. Lake In Argen-
tine Republic, Bitter. Capital Of Maine, Au-
gusta. Two mountains In Scotland. Ben Nevis
and Ben Lomond. Island west Of Scotland.
Skye. Mountains 10 the south Of Africa,
Snow.
ARrrHxrricAL PuzzLE.-3, Height OF staff,
rs feet payments. sli.30, $500, s3t.3o.
and $3.50 respectively.
4. CIVIL.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED SIATES UTSTKTCT CUUFT'
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
lIWilliam y. Watson, Bankrupt In bankruptcy.
sented to the Court, this sixth day OF July, 1863
by william y. Watson. Of Lebanon, q bankrupt,
praying that he may be decreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts. ,provsble under tho
ordered BY the Court that q hearing be hal upon
the same, on the 9Th day Of September, A. ID. 1868
before the Court In Portland, In said District At
ed In the Portland Evening Star,'an the Bid
deford UNION AND JOURNAL, newspapers printed In
said District once week for three weeks, and that
other persons in interest may appear at said time
and place, and show cause II any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
WM. p. PREBLE.
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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We wonder at the May-fy which Is born In
the morning. and dies in the afternoon. Yet
why should we wonderl Its little life Is brimful
Of happiness. II looks to no future; Il dances
out its little existence In the sunlight. and per-
hsps moro happiness Is crowded into Its few
hours Of being than into the lives OF creatures
which live longer; and Il does not startle US
that a fiy should live fy's life. But how ex-
traordinary-ho difficult to reconcile with
Gods goodness. 10 to man, made for immortali-
~, with thoughts and feelings reaching far be-
You'd this lower world. were allotted only life
as brief as "the vapor that appeareth for lit
tie time and then yanlsheth away" We will
not believe il. God win not leave US In The
dust. His own promise and invitation is
''Thy Dead men shall live; together with my
dead body shall they arise. Awake and sing
We that dwell in the dust; tor thy dew Is as the
dew Of herbs. and the earth shall cast out the
deal" C.aiah xvi: 10y. Do We then put
contempt on the present life Far from II. II
/, bright with Q light thrown back upon u from
eternity. Bnt shut out that light, and show
great Is the darkness!"
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Artthnstieai Fuxkies
No. S.
II the width Of barn Is 30 feet, and the
height u feet inches more at the ridge than
at the caves. what Ia the length Of the rAfter!
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rsAspssitiea.
M 4

Traaspssitaea.
No. I.
Make word Of four syllablss by repeating
and Transporting these letter.: "Imps."
No.2
My cook. preparing for dinner, asked What
she should do with the chops; said I. "msh rib
"Trol Isvsui." rvplied I. "whst puddingr'
ssked shs; "A pi o. eat," said I. "a nice
dsssertr' abe inquired: ".As ehstp" said i,
with no greos."
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nDsyaD DY 4 LADY.

u. nDsx1D ~ LADY,.
Hereafter tAis Dspwtnpf ssu 10 stds< 70 "a.
JounnAl, eak ssssftsas 90 sssvsrs Ss sstsaes
Jfea ~ vssksvs. Ne se1snessa OM % 800 orsS-
sssA1sss ~ sasses.Snssf ~ fAs sa's~s.
HAigna.
No s.
I an ooDpcsed Of 25 letters.
Ny ., o, l, 10, b . place where vessels an
ehor.
NY 2, 70, o, 4, %, 10 kind Of sin.
Ny 10, 20, Z, IL, Is, ~, 10 . hind OF rui,'
My 3, q, 10, ~, u. 10 domestic animal
Ny 10, 10, "a, Is, s. II, boys play WIN
Ny "a, n, Is, II, Is, IL, i,s vegstaoN,
Ny a, II, II, 10, II. ~. 20. Is IN sn,m una 4,
Ny Q. 9, J, 10. IL. 10 On sr"e'' u'sN ~
NV IL IA. 4. 9. ID IN article Of f0od.
Ny whole = Biblical question.
lam composed Of 8 letters.
nv g, 4, B, must have three to makeit
NV 8, 4, only couple.
NV y. q, 2. wants one to mako thousand.
NV 8. q, s. ,, 10 the humblese Of beings, and
A"great eoaq
NV whole, no ma. woman, or child ever NV,
lin hct Il u not. nor ever vas
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STATE OF MAINE, sEcRErAar's OFFICE.
Augusta, July u. 1858.
OROrOsALS within the scops Of The foregoing
j Resolve are hereby invited. and may DO sent 10
shs onics Of the Secretary Of Stato.
By order Of The Governor and Council.
FRANKLIN %. DREW,
u Secretary u STATE.
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ROOFING SLATE.

81 Hand bus printed II this oaes.
The Placer herald., 1868-10-24
Monday, November 18th, A. d. 1868.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Oct 24-td

DY virtue of an execution issued by r. G.
ID Poland, Justice of the Peace of Township No.
g. Placer Comfy, State Of California, on the 18TH
day Of October, A. d. 1863 and to me directed, in
favor of Moses FREEDOM, and against the Nina RIGA
Company composed OF Robert E. Green, Daniel
Green, e. Slossen, - Brooks, ct al, Judg-
ment $53,75. costs $l9,35, with interest from
date on Judgment at the rate oil seven per cent.
per annum with costs, and accyning costs, have
levied upon, seized, and will expose to public
sale, at the Court House door, in the town OF
auburn, on
Monday, November 10th, A. ID. 1868.
at the hour of o'clock, p NJ, all the right title,
interest and claim OF the said Robert +. Green,
Daniel Green, Z. Slossen, - Brooks ct al, in
and 10 the following described real estate, to wit
Two thousand feet OF certain Quartz Mining
Claim, situated in .4uburn Quartz Mining Dis
lrict, Township No. 3, Placer County, California,
about two miles from Auburn, on North Ravine,
known as the Nina RIGA Quartz Ledge or Lode,
together with all and singular the appurtenances
thereuntO belonging, and also the following per-
sona property, 10 wit: six or seven tons of quartz
rock, two or three hundred feet of LUMBER,
wheel barrow, 2 shovels, (short handle,) pick
Douglass pump, "a feet Ii inch lead pipe.
CHAS. HIGGINS,
Oct 24-td Constable Township No. 8.
The Placer herald., 1868-10-24
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of the Order of the Probate
Court of Placer County, California, made on
Monday, the 18th day OF October, 1868 in the
matter of the Estate Of VIM. A. Mott, deceased,
the Undersigned will sell at public auction in
front Of the Court House door, in Auburn, be.
tween the hours Of o'clock in the morning, and
the setting OF the sun, to the highest bidder for
U. S. gold coin. and subject TO the confirmation of
said Probate Court on
Monday. November 9th, 1865.
the following described lands of said estate:
1.-THE South half of Sections 10 and 20; the N.
E. quarter of Sec. 10; the west one-half of Sec
lions Fl and IS; and the n W. quarter of Section
33, the West half Of Section 80; the North half Of
the N. e. quarter of Section 80; the North half
OF the North half of Section 20; the South half
of the S. E. quarter of Section 20; and the North
half of Sections 81 and 80; all in Township IL,
North Range, East, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian. Also, the N. E. quarter Of Section SO,
and the East half of the East half of the N W.
quarter Of Section So, in Township II, North
Range East, same Base and Meridian. Also
two other certain tracts of land in the county of
Suffer, one of $50 acres and the other 2S0 acres,
divided by half Section of land belonging to
one Wilson, on which there is said to be living
water
The said sale will be made on the following
terms Ten percent. TO be paid to the Clerk OF
the Probate Court on the day OF sale and the
balance to said Clerk on the confirmation of such
sale by said Court, except as to creditor of said
estate. REBECCA MOTT,
Administrative of the Estate Of W. A. Mott, decd.
Oct 17th 1S6S-3w
The Placer herald., 1868-10-24
cONsTARLE's SALE.

DY virtue of an alias Execution issued by R. G.
ID Poland, Justice of the Peace, OF Township
No g. Placer County, State of California, on the
2sth day Of September, D.. 1868, and to me
directed, in favor of A. Lpsett, and against
Robert +. Green, Judgment $500, costs $500,
with interest from date on Judgment at the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum. costs and accruing
costs: l have levied upon, seized, and will ex-
pose to public sale, at the Court House door, in
the Town of Auburn, on
Monday, November 10th, A. ID. 1S6S,
at the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ all the right, title,
interest and claim Of the said Robert Il. Green,
in and TO the following described real estate, to
wit: Six hundred feet, more or less, OF certain
Quartz Mining Claim, situated in Auburn Quartz
Mining District, Township No. 3, Placer county,
California, about two miles from Auburn, on North
Ravine, and known as the Nina RIGA Quartz
Ledge or Lode, together with all and singular
the appurtenances thcreunto belonging.
CHAS. HIGGINS,
Oct. 24-td Constable Township No. g..
The Placer herald., 1868-10-24
Buchanan Tunnel Comp'v
Notice of Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that at a meath, II
of said Mining Coz papy, held at Yankee Ils q
Placer County Can orna, on September tso ~
1868, an assessment Of fifty dollars .h s"s q,
gold coin, was levied, and that the foIl Is ~
shareholders are delinquent in The ss,".
amounts set opposite the names and nnmh .." !,
shares: '''
John Cooney, d shares. .s7son
Christian Nottsl .. so w
Now if the above delinquent amounts w ~. w.
paid to the undersigned, Secretary at Y W. NOV
Jim's, above County and State, on or hafo.s
Monday, November I'd. 1863 said shares v H'v !.
sold according to law, or so much thereof a. NJ
pay said delinquent amounts, and all coat, " ".a
expenses Of sale. JERRY HAIIFy ;'S
Sep l2-8w S.-,.,...
The Placer herald., 1868-10-24
Letter From Michigan Bluff.
MICHIGAN BLUFF, Octo'

MICHIGAN BLUFF, October 23d
Ed. Heyald:-Would you think il, we have
actually had meeting at Michigan Bluff;
yes, i. is so, that even here where for long
time, Democrat dare not avow bis prin.
ciples, we had rousing Democratic meeting,
which passed of without an attempt at dis
turbance or insult. Our people turned out
10 large numbers TO listen to speech from
Creed Raymond, Esq, on Tuesday evening
last. The large Hall was we'll filled by ladies'
and gentlemen, all anxious 10 hear this gal
liant young soldier in the cause Of Democra-
cy and Constitutional Government.
The meeting was first addressed by r. O.
Craveus, who reviewed the history of the
Republican party, showing most conclusive
" their utter violation Of every pledge they
have ever made to The country.
Mr.. Haymond's ppsech mas one Of match.
less eloquence, he reviewed 10 a mastery
manner the corruptions of the Radical party,
and showed up tho reconstruction and other
Infamous acts Of a most infamous Radical
Congress 10 NO me asured terms. His speech
was often interrupted with outbursta oil
applause and cheers, and the meeting ad-
iourued With rousing cheers for The speaker
and for Seymour and Blair.
The day when a Democrat dare not sx-
press bis opinion here without danger Of per-
soual insult aud violence has gone by. The
Democracy Of Michigan Bluff will give a
good account Of itself on the Sd Of November
next.