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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

to. Col J v Dodsen, editor ci
,hat ,taunch and ever welcome sheet,
liz Henderson Times, was IN onr
Once on Monday las, lie was On
hlf aay to Shreveport and Jefferson
xherr We kpow he will be kindly re
ceiv.d and cared for by our brethren
OF the art preseryatlya.
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~ The Bossier (LouisiaD) Ban
per says there will be an election
held in tina, parish on the S.h Of
April next, to take the sense Of th.
people on the eIpedieucy Of calling
q convention 10 frame new State
constitution, and also for the elce
ton Of delegates 10 said convention
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TEX As ITEMS.

in = leader on the spirii Of the I,eo.
pie in the presep, crisis, says
A. regards our duty. in reference u
the Military Bill. we have h-resofors
,,p,..-.d unqualified disspprobstion,
and need only now add, that such are
dis feelings OF ., less< ninetenths of
N. people IN ,hi. par, Of TeIaA
Tho disposition here n ~ rssis,, by
ali legal means, ~ the bitter end Our
psapl. ar. utterly opposed b the call Of
= convention for tho purpose Of sAsc'
,;oninr , measure that would disfran.
chi.. a large number Of our best eli.
,.n. Ii such thing IL done !: ssust
be ~i,hoa, their cooperation We re-
card this course ~ necessary 10 the
maintenance Of our selfrespec, and To
,bc ,indies,ion Of those friends in the
North whs have stood by the Con.ti,u
ton. sacrificing themselves. for the time,
10 defence # our rights
The Dallas Herald u the nh say.
the Southern Nsgs tursed over in
Rich laad Creek IA Ellis cous,y,
and va. literally dashed to pieces,
sSa ,r heavy sacks of mail matter
lot Thors were four passengers in
tn. stage At the time, but all made
,,.;r s.c,r. min,. their baggage
The Tyler Reporter, Of the 20th,
,b,,co,,lud.., leading srticl. IN
IN. .i,n,tia. under he Sherma,
bill
A.o.vn,t raur.r 800 .houli Pursue
a. pre-eut tHo s'''e.t tyr" ~ r'.'tl'.
fo ,a ~ ' III, ..I'..'.. A. Wv
simply to d" "not vr IRE compelled to
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COURSE '"li'' '' ''' i"'''
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"tu' N''.' Wv u -, '' ..s. '''''o''
,Ii, .nJ off bn.iues.
The editor of the Ronh.m News
in his i..u. nf IA, OH SAY, he b..
D" ''''
travelled extensively through IN.
vh,at erwin, rsr,iou. of P.pni,
Lamar. aud Hopkins counties, and
has found a. general thing the
- .ll
harvest aud more especially on
North SULPHUR IA Fauuin county
III, J,s,r.op Rulle,;n -, IN, OH
-,
IN, ,,.a,..t ,,.., Of III, .....,
was achieved BY the yoone ladies' and
fe"'i''hsn 20 'fu''' u "" 'N' o'so"!
given frr III, b,nebt OF Row Mr. Dun.
lap, pastor OF the frr-hy'.riAn Church
,r...n, ,hat m"-, ,o,o,ls,o an, .n;nr.
able Performance hos never been pre-.
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South has hitherto complied with the
l,mnna. and even ,ndeayored IN
'n"' paw wv "Shes ~ 'nc 'au'VA''
SAYS
81, ,...u;... en-. nm 81 ~. l..
t,...o ,ha, ,,..,n,iy has, nt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, T., .cI
x..,o, N.x. ". eoa,,,,,,,,. .,,
c,,,r.por,r, nm h,. ,ooa tor,,.s !.
s.eur,,, IN, .rv,c., or ,bi. ,,f,ea
talented, snd musical song bird -
Of the West
Re, Daniel Gregory, ooiursl Min
, Ell u s,,. "a "' N'.,s was, o"'
write. to the s,xa4l expires IN. hi,
leohns' towards she "h'te people Vi
hr,, hs,s I,n h,,. .ho,,n nv. .,srs
rsp'ct as Christian Minister though
sn '"''''' l@, ", 70 . S'th'''n'Iu "
hs,e tina. the white. wcr, going to mob
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On, \r., prleass. Agents,

tle.srs Wharton 4 lllingswof,h 40
= ommon street. New Orleans, are The
duly authorized Agents Of the RePub
lieAn IN that city.
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around the base OF State sovereignty
and national integrity, We viii still
cling TO the Consultation o., the only
sheet -anehor Of hope 20 the storm
beaten ship Of Republican Govern
mont individual rights, and popular
freedom.
JEFFERSON We made % nyipe
visit to Jefferson in the latter part
of last week aud had the pleas
ure Of meeting with many I'D
friend. snl familiar faces amongst
the number, Hon D - Cuiber.on.
one Of the great men ui the State
DR. VI y X Taylor 70 finished gen
tleman. fer ~ number ~ years q
member aud Speaker Of the House
Of Representative. and one %! thc
finest presiding oairer- Boz 'hc state
Col T. " Taylor ul Na'orho8--
Brigade and quite a number 'i a..
auaintanoe. of reccut date We
aerc 100 the Office. af tie Jimp'oeufc
and Oomrani'n. h"'h eA'e'''u' 'N'
we'll conducted establishments and
found tb, principals aud l'tachc l.l
wei ana at ih'f posse QUO -''''
complaining "' Joss ODD sleep ana
s'lgh' hca'arH'- having H'' FL -'t
good time 90 an imFr'mliH 'in',
q few nleht previous "h ''aIa "
one ut th" h"aiins Fhi'', WHO"
plies the trade between 'hHt rIr' .u'
the Crescent ciiy
We also made a burned '1' 20"
our old friend ) { Preston who
would show as through h.s largo and
veil filed store OF drugs ahem'ali.
paints, oils, dye Stai-. etc. si.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

ItblN' Ntf N|tif'NN ''' ''
difficulty aud Danger must be strick
en- down 10 any man cn'eriain- a
doubt a. to thr intention 1f the radi
cal. aud of The .p.5it with which they
orc governed be !. only 20 refer TO
the propositions of Nr summer of
ah.al I have previously roken 10
which r5na.aai.oa B. openly main
tanned
In view It these fact. che course
pursued by 'hs press Of thus city
with the ca option Of 'h' Pirayuncl
is 90 mc most cStraoriinlry Ia.
stead OF reucniue boldly but tenn
rcutely the late military bin cv
pa.in. if. cu.uni'y. and deunuucin-
ta. t. ought ,1 De denounced there
i.1 spirit ui submission and rr.i2na.
f.u which .-a. iurD.i'.a asst BE- re-
puhruatIc The truth Is there viii
ts uo real ponce n the country no
permanent -porty ua security iaT
o., rsrmlutu.f of republican tnrm
.r government grr the uI.Hl,s fc
driven 'rH poser And 'o 'hl,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

y 'hrnaman ha ting drank too much
liquor, said " Ru IN not proper, make
thiuaman number one fool
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

sss- TIE weather at present Wi
ting. Wednesday, still continues cool,
cloudy, aud rainy We have had
but about four day. of clear weather
during the last three weeks. oh,
for the balmy breath and genial sun
shine of spring
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

Fifty thousand human beings ar,
annually sacrificed on this continent
BY the fell seourgc Of consumption
Is 1t no, reasonable to ask Why such
. loss Of life ? and simply answered
BY neglee'ing the premoAitory symp
0ms Of disease, which. could b,
cured in every every instance by II,
the use Of Marsdsns psctorsl Balm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

~ see the advertisement, OF J.
= Waterman - and SO BASIN -,
V. Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

~ We had the pleasure, during
the early part Of the week, Of meet
Ing in young, gay and joyous as
emblaRe, with our esteemed friend
that gallant and finished gentleman
and polished editor DR. Lacy, of the
Caddo Gazette. He is. and always
will be welcome, even though he
should be the rival of our bes,
friend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

hr- Texas Almanacs for 1867
containing a great deal Of valuable
..l n.eful information. ior sale al
.., Office, at publisber 'prices. Call
aud yet one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

aas- We are requested by Miss N
=. llendrick Secretary of the DAVIS
Aid Society of this place, u state
that the Spfrcr for the benefit of
Mr. Dayis. will be given On Friday,
the 18th Of April next let all who
can. attend
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

a. We learn from the South
Western that Gov Wells has vetoed
the bill passed by the Legislature Of
Louisiana oppropriating 100000 for
the purpose ct testing the cous,itu
uoualiiy Of the late acts Of Congress
before the United State. supreme
Court
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

..s- our thank. are due the steam
@, Nations for h'e. of New Orleans
t.frr, These little layors arc high
pills appreciated
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pns- Mcs.rs Hill 4 Langley al
yr ii4e house Ia rupt ~ Jou
wrnt shelter upw Is your tune to
yc' it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

na5- Thanks 10 Col John Gregg.
who returned home from the Ores
cent City, during the latter part Of
las, week for letters papers, oranges,
and garie,y Of other things,
ffuu our absent editor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

SuBMERdrp.-A telegram of the
2lst, states that the towns of Helena
and Pilot Point were still submerged
from four to fifteen feet. III, in
habitan,s we're living in the second
stories sf houses. Great suffering
and Hesitation prevailed The loss
in stock along the river has been i'm
men.c. The Mississippi at Memphis
was reported to be forty three miles
understanding from high land to
highland
HA. Marsden- Pectofal Balm new
er fails to relieve and cure
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

TnE JEFFERSON riuEs ~ will
be seen by reference To the Edito
rial Letter. IN another column, the
editor has purchased a large power
press for the Office IN Jefferson
When his purchases are perfected,
that will be one of the most com
plcte establishments IN the South.
West The Times will be printed
on beautiful paper with new type.
and will contain thirty six colums
each week 40 pains or expense
will he spared to render 1t one of the
leading journals of the country We
take this occasion To- tender the
thanks of the proprietor To the many
editors aud personal friends who
have -pokcn fayorably aud cncoura.
gingly of the enterprise, for their
complimentary notices aud kindly
wishes They will be pleasantly re
membered, and every exertlon made
to meet public aud private especia.
ton, and to prove worthy Of the
commendation bestowed upon the
contaminated establishmeut
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= ominan street. New Orleans, are the
duly authorized Agents Of the keFub'
liean ~ tia, city
a-p- A young lady whom we can
recommend as being fully competent,
possessing good education and eX-
uerieuce as a teacher, dcsass . stu
alton a, private tutor or assistant IN
an organized school, or viii take
charge Of school in the country.
~ To suit the convenience Of
the Pho TEN. the Republican Is
published on Thursday this week.
NJ see the advertisement, OF J.
: Waterman. - and so BASIN ",
VI. Orleans
pns- Nes.rs Hill 4 Langley al
,r .i4e house Ia ropt " you
want a shelter how Is your time TO
g. Il
az bur thanks are dnr IN. ''''"
g. Nationsl for files Of Ne" o''e'n'
lsfrr' These little la'ors are h'Sn
PLY appreciated
a Tic l.hnd II Hytileoe has
been visited by a terrible earthquake.
All She houses we're destroyed anu
HUNDREDS 81 persons N''''
n~- Texas Almanacs for 1867,
,a,,,;,i,,. , Great deal Of valuable
l...e,i Attenuation Go, sa!e a,
'.., Office, atpublIsber 'Pr'oes. C'il
and get one
.sN. IoL, n Evans of the
&c g Cr.,, Go reached
=, -. ~. c,o.e,o, c;,v On Las,
v.a,. ucl,. ,ur thanks for
L.. go.
.nn,,,oopr u,pKrr Cato,
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cent rity. during the latter part Of
las, week for letters, papers, oranges
and gariety OF other Things
from our absent editor
.,- W. no.. r.ope.,eJ by N,.. NJ
= Ite,3,,ck Secretary of the Davis
Ala soeio,y of this place. u state
h,,,be Sy-rcr for the beueh, Of
NJ, Doyi. will be given on Friday
'he ''n VI 'P''' "'N
can a"e"'
sns- TIE weather at present VII
ting. Wednesday, still continues cool
cloudy. and rainy We have had
lint about four days Of clear weather
during the last three weeks Oh
fot the balmy breath aud genial sun
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s.,,- Dr r \ Harris aayer,ises a ,
l,,.e .toct Of new and desirable !
IA. Tho sr,iue il opening. and !
r.n /. the time to change your I
.i,.,.... CouII,rr;.s the youpr /
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n..-c,l IN Dodssn. editor Of
d., .,.,,,,b and evcr w.leomS .hee,
H.. ue,d,r.on T,ne. y,s in our
ob,, on Monday last lie was On
Ii. .,y IN shr,ycp,rt and Jefferson
xb.r. a. lpow he will be kindly re
..;ysa and carea fir tv nm, brethren
81 IN. a,,t n,.se,vat,vs
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IN. o,r,v ,,r, n 4. yo.l oy mso,
inc in a Young. cav and ioyou. AZ.
,,mblsye with our esteemed friend
tina, Gallant and finished Gentleman
And poli.bed editor DR. Lacy of the
caddo Gazette. He is. and always
will be welcome. even though he
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MYsrkN'ous TIL. New. report. thu,
the body OF man Was recently found
near Honey Grove, fapnin county lie
Vas nc doubt murdered
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a,r Mir John p Evans, Of the
hrm Of 6 6 Gregg q Co, reached
home from the Crescent city on last
MondDy He has our thanks FOR
late papers
SHRIVEroRr MAHKrr Cotton,
ordinary. ls@'Si good ordinary
isi@loi low middliuF is@ls!,
sresie. taxes paid by producer
Gold 1875
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
Gen. sheridan i'm St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 9.-The demonstration
tonight in honor Of Gen. Sheridan was
the largest outpouring of people ever wit.
messed in st. Louis.
The torchlight procession was nearly two
miles long, and consisted of over twenty
posts Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
q large number Of colored organiza,.
tions, representatives Of the various wards
Of the city, the FIRE department, and an
immense throng Of citizens generally. The
procession was nearly an hour in filing
past the Southern Hotel on the east bal.
cony of which General Sheridan, his staff
officers members OF the various commit
tees, and invited guests were stationed.
The crowd at and in the vicinity of the
hotel after the procession had passed must
have numbered ten thousand, and the
number on the streets on the line Of
march could not have been less than
from twenty to thirty thousand persons.
After the enthusiasm of the crowd had
somewhat subsidized, Lieut.. Gov. Smith de
livered short but very cordial welcome
to the General on behalf of the people o.
the State, which was followed by q very
eloquent address by Gen Carl SChprz, il
which he referred to Gen. Sheridan as the
model American soldier, the hero Of many
hard-fought fields, the representative o
American cbivalry, the statesman as wei
as soldier.
General Sheridan replied as follows:
presume you all know l never maxi
speeches. l regret exceedingly that an
unable to make you one tonight, but thi
very kind welcome has been unexpected
by Inc entirely, and can only return m!
sincere thanks for your enthusiastic anC
kind welcome. A few remarks were made
by General Poll and the crowd dispersed
| From eleven until one o'clock to-da,
the General received visitors at the hotel
and the crowd Of visitors was almost in
cessant. The General will leave for Leay
enwoIth tomorrow afternoon.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept 9.-The following elec.
ton returns have been received: Portland
chamberlain, Republican, for Cover.
nor, 1925; Pillsbury, (Democrat,) 1911;
wn-Chamberlain, III; Pillsbury,
304; Bangor-Chamberlai 1904; Pills
bury, 1858; Gardiner-Chamberlain, 400;
Pillsbury, 270; Pittston - Chamberlain,
ZIG; Pillsbury, 262; Scarboro-Chamber-
lain, la; Pillsbury, 223; Bath-Chamber-
lain, 760; Pillsbury, 3s6; Falmouth
Chamberlain, It's; Pillsbury, 10; Cape
Elizabeth-Chamberlain, 3l6; Pillsbury,
3l2; Observation-Disclosures, 4l6; Pills
bury, 395; Harris - Chamberlain, 1863;
Pillsbury, 252; Gorham - Chamberlain
32l; Pillsbury, 229.
Sixteen towns give Chamberlain, Re-
publican, S,089; Pillsbury, Democrat,
5,639-being majority Of 2,450 for Cham.
berlain. The same towns last year gave
Chamberlain q majority of 5,8l9, showing
a Democratic gain this year Of 1869.
The Republican loss in Bath is 247.
Biddeford gives Democratic majority
Of 240 against 90 last year.
One hundred and nine towns give Cham.
berlain, Republican, 27,7l5; Pillsbury,
Democrat, 1868.
The same towns last year gave Cham
berlain 3l,650; Pillsbury, 1866. Cham
berlain's majority this year 6,032 against
5,0S5 in the same towns last year, max
ing a Republican loss Of 9,053. The ag-
gregate vote in these towns is 43,39s
against 4s,2l5 last year.
The total vote in the State last year was
Ill, ,5s4. This year it will probably fall
under 100000.
Three.fourths Of the vote of the State is
in, with less than nine-ffteenths Of the
majorities Of last year. The same ratio
will reduce the total majority to l3,500 or
less than l4,000.
The Democracts will gain representa-.
tives in some Of the towns, but not enough
to give them much power in the Legisla.
ture.
The ale and cider law Of last year has
undoubtedly caused much loss to the Re,
publicans.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
The CalIfor MIA Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Partial returns
from thirty-seven counties give Haight
nearly 5000 majority. The general Demo-
cratic ticket is about 1000 less. The ami.
versary of the admission of California
was celebrated to-day with procession Of
the Pioneers and banquet.
The Sacramento fair opened to-day,
and promises to be the best for several
years.
SPECIE AND PIG IRON FROM OREGON.
The steamer OrHamme, from Portland
on the 9th inst, brings 100000 from the
Northern mines, and fifty tons in Oregon
pig iron. This is the first invoice Of iror
from the new works in that State.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
TELEGRPHIC NEWS.
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FROM EUROPE by CABLE.

LONDON, Sept o. Evening. -Consn's
eloseda at "a 9-l6; U. 8. Five-twentics better
at 73i; Illinois Central, ~; Fries, AZ.
FRAsKroRr, Sept. 9-Eveniug.-U. 8.
Fve-twenties, 76i.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-Evening-Cotton
closed dull, with declining tendency.
Middling uplands, 91; Orleans. lOt. SAL
to-day, 10000 bales. BreadstuLs firm.
LONDON, Sept @ Evening-All the
markets are unchanged.
BRITISH cAPrIvEs IN ABYssrSA.
LONDON, Sept. 9-Evening.-The report
from Constantinople that the British cap
tiyes in Abyssinia have gained their free
dom proves to be without foundation in
fact. The Sublime Porte has again init
mated to the European powers that it
cannot admit Of any intervention on their
part in the affairs in Gambia, and therefore
absolutely declines to adopt the project
OF the joint commission Of inquiry.
PEACE CoNGREss-REcEPTIoHo OF GARABALDI.
GENEVA, Sept. 9-Evening.-The dele
gates to the peace congress are arriving
from all parts Of Europe. General Carl
baldi has reached here from Florence. HIS
reception by his friends and the citizens Of
Geneva was most enthusiastic He made
speech, and declared his purpose to move
on Rome was unalterable, and the plan of
action, though deferred. would soon be
carried into effect.
SPEECH OF THE GRAND DUKE OF BADEN.
Paris, Sept. 9.-The speech made by the
Grand Duke Of Baden at the opening Of
the Diet at Carlsrupe, in which he advo-
Gated an alliance with the North German
confederation, gives rise again to a feeling
of uneasiness in political circles. Fears
are entertained that the recent complica-
tions will be renewed, and questions may
arise which win again disturb the traquillity
Of Europe.
DEATH OF DIR. LOUIS pEsERE vERoS.
PARIS, Sept. 9-Evening.-Dr. Louis
Desere Veron, the celebrated French pub
icist, died to-day. He was sixty-nine years
of age.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
PERSONAL.

MAJOR GENERAL N. p. BANKS is in
Washington. He arrived yesterday, and is
stopping at Willard's. Madame rumor was at
once on the alert, and induStriOusly circulated
tho story said to have been telegraphsd by tho
President to accept the portfolio of the War
otioc. He visits Washington at this time at the
request of Mr.. Seward, to consider some matters
connected with foreign Affairs growing out Of
our interests In the Paris exposition.
MAJOR GENERAL b. +. BUTLER is in
town, and is stopping at his house on tho cor.
nsr Of II and Fifteenth streets
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
Card From Richmena BANKERS.

RICHMOND, Sept. 9.-The special tele-
gram sent from this city relative to the
insolvency Of merchants here is corrected
by the following card, which will appear
in to-morrow's papers:
The Commercial failures reported by
q special telegram to tie northern press
are false. None have occurred. Commei-
cial bills are being met as promptly as evCr
before. Some parties out Of commercial
circles, and insolvent at the fall Of Rich.
mond, have gone into bankruptcy.
A. +. HARVEY,
Pres. National Bank Of Virginia,
s. O. ROBINSON,
Pres. Planters National Bank.
II. g. FAINT,
Pres. First National Bank.
A. VANCE Brown,
Pres. National Exchange Bank.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
Conviction Of Defrauders.

TrusvILLE, Pa, Sept. 9.-The Herald
OF this city says that Myer Naples, NJ.
Marks, II. J. Marks and Jacobs were
to-day convicted at Warren, Pennsylva.
mia, and received heavy fines and impris.
onment for secreting the goods of NJ.
Marks for the purpose Of defrauding H.
B. Clafin and other New York creditors
Of M. Marks. The case is highly import.
ant. One witness is in attendance from
New Orleans and California, and numer-
Gus parties interested in the suit from
different parts Of the country.
The national Republican., 1867-09-10
A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EsrEnrArsu,

A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
"A company Of smsteur performers connected
with the Morning Star Lodge No. 3, I. o. of
g. T., gave q very pleasant performance on
Saturday evening at Union League Hall. The
Play was Jane Eyre, as dramatized by BrOugham.
It was much better rendered than We expected
it could have been done by persons of no more
training than those making up this combination
have had.
Mr. W. S. Young, Fairfax Rochester, and
Mrs. Z. W. II. silliman, did their parts in q
very creditable manner, and the whole perform.
ance passed of pleasantly.