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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13

How TO TREAT A CHoKEn Cow.-AB,
writer in the Rural Americaa speaks thua
Of treating choked COW: La gan
"When I End a~cow choked I im-
mediately strap up one fore leg in'' Rs-
rey" style. and commence driving her at
a quick gait. She will not make many
hops before the potato will be elected with
a good deal of force. / have told this 5
plan to numbers Of farmers, aud have yet
to learn of its failure. It is easily and
quickly performed; and at least. upon tha
ground of humanitarianism, it must re-
commend itself over the swabbing pls4"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13
CERTIFICATES.
McReANzA, St Mary's County. N

McReANzA, St JMary's County, Md.
October 18th, 1867.
Messrs. NEALE, HARRIS & Co.,
Gentlemen:-I used the "Patapsco" Guano
on my Tobacco crop last year. applied it in
the drill at tire rate of 200 lbs. per acre. side
by side with same quantity of Peruvian Guano.
saw TO difference in the growth of the Tobac-
co at cutting time. When stripped it. ! found
the Tobacco grown from "Pata psco" had cured
much finer than that grown from ''Peruvian, :"
and when sold that groom from IS 'Patapsco" sold
for 50 so per hundred more THAI, that groac, from
"Perupian All made on the same kind Of
land. Most respectfully, &c.,
C. /. RUSSELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13
Ca IRA, Cumberland County, Va.,
December 2lst, 1867.

December 2lst, 1867.
Messrs D. T. WILLIAMS & Co.,
-.s.- Richmond. Va,
Gentlemen:-The Patapsco Guano purchased
from you was used on my Tobacco at the rate
of 200 lbs. per acre, in the drill. was pleased
with the result. 1t acted equally as well as
Peruvian Guano. I used "Patapsco" upon my
Tobacco beds and believe 1t to be better than
"Peruvian" on plants, and expect to use the
"Patapsco" next year. Yours, &C..
C. l.. GLOVER.
%For further Testimonials, send for Pam
phlets. ap23-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13

wWhat is the difference between
marksman who shoots wide Of the target,
and brute of husband who blackens
his wife's eye? s 2
The one misses his mark, and the 9TH
or marks his Missis.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13
gelerten Iaetry.
THE SOUTH.
BY FATHER RYAN.

Yes, give me the land
Where the ruins are spread,
And the living tread light
On the hearts of the dead;
Yes, give me land
That is blest by the dust,
And bright with the deeds
Of the down-trodden just.
Yes, give me the land,
Where the battles red blast.
Has flashed on the future
The form of the pastl
Yes, give me the land,
That hath legends and lays,
That tell of the memories
Of long vanished days.
Yes, give me the land,
That hath story and song,
To tell Of the strife
Of the right with the wrong.
Yes, give me land,
With a grave in each spot,
And names in the graves
That shall not be forgot.
Yes, give me the land,
Of the wreck and the tomb,
There's grandeur in graves
There's glory in gloom.
For out of the gloom
Future brightness is born;
As, after the night,
Looms the sunrise of morn,
And the graves of the dead,
With the grass overgrown,
May yet form the footstool
OF Liberty's throne,
And each simple wreck
In the way-path of might,
Shall yet be rock
In the temple of Right
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13

~If God do not think thee. woarthy'
Of his rod, he will never think thee wog,
thy of his crown, .,sl. ~ s,.,..t /.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-13

EEDon't mistake arrogance for VIZ wsiisi.Iv
dom. Many. people think they are wise
when they are windy 4 4'giBvd uo2 4
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
L.,e,, ToIesr.phIc BrevI,,c..


Bismarck deserts the Federal party and
takes to Liberalism. -
Dublin and Drogheds have had Fenisn de-
mopstrstions. ~ ~
BArsslona wants Eessral republic. p
vesuvius a suAsiding. y .siA
0lsdstone denass his po,ition. "a VII
Ensiish elssticas have rssultsdin isi Lib
eral majority. ,r-ENtr \ltE-
Spain 10 making trade regulations.
Dublin petition for the pardon Of Fenisns.
Yeddo is still closed to foreigners.
The Japanese regency is ended.
Chinese rebels have been dispersed.
The Japanese are still at war,
George Twitoheii and wife have been CON.
mitted to jail for the murder OF Mrs. Hill In
Philsdephis.
The New Brunswiek nnaneiai crisis has
passed. ~.n.
Novs Scotia mackerei fisheries hsve failed.
The Erie war 10 progressing.
France 10 stili perseeutins newspapers. 81
The Cuban and Hsytien revolutions are
dying out. 49,. ...t.." III
New York and Tennessee furnish reports OF
violence and murder. : .gu. .n.I.
China creates another complication.
A large American squadron 10 In Chinese
waters. . .n r.r.rF
New York courts are investigating the
naturalization frauds. 10. a .....
The Senate Of South CarolIns hsd no
quorum yesterday.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
NEW YORK.
Tho Eric War New Suits Entered
Tho Naturalization Frauds.

Tho Eric War New Suits Entered
Tho Naturalization Frauds.
NEW Yonk, November 24.-Two new suits
have been begun BY the Erie Company
against Belmont ct al. and the second against
Richard sohsii. David Drew, and Frank
Work. Ii.
In the frst, the company claims 81, 900.
900 from defendant for hampsring It In the
course Of its business BY means Of the suits
brou yht last spring and those recently begun.
In the other damages srs claimed to the sI.
tent Of $42s, 900 for alleged corrupt practices
Of the defendants while acting as directors 10
jane last, the said directors having, II issaid,
been paid out OF the funds Of tho company BY
Messs. Eldridse, Drew 4 Thompson to settle
the 6rst-nansd suits, and out Of which the
said Work received $3.50, 900. It Is alleged
that he also bought from friends Of scheii,
for the company, hve millions Of is own stock,
for which hs paid about one million more
than the actual value at the time.
Gould also, alleges that offers have been
made to agents Of the company TO settle the
recent Belmont suit II the company would
pay . large amount Of money. |.
New YoRK, Nov "a The case of the
Rosenberg naturalization frauds was up for
argument to-day In tho United States Circuit
Court, before Judges Nelson and Blstohford.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
Personal.


General LippipoOtt, having been elected
Auditor Gsnersi Of the State Of Illinois, at the
recent election, will, II is said, resign his ofos
Of Doorksspsr at the House Of Representatives
upon the assembling Of Congress-. General
Grant will probably visit New England next
week. General Grant was visited at his head
quarters yesterday by Secretary schonsld,
Senator Drake. Gen. P. St. George Cook, and
several other distinguished persons, besides .
large number Of strangers who called to pay
their respects. Among the most saSisfactory
results Of the late election, 10 the extraordina-
~ majority received by Hon. T. White Ferry,
OF the Fifth Congressional district Of Michi.
gan, amounting to nearly 10000 This may
be justly considered an emphatic endorsement
Of Mr.. Fsrrys course in Congress. As Nasty
would say, 1t shows conclusivsly that "his
strongest holt Is with his constituents. That
hs Is worthy Of this thsre Is no doubt, and
thoy have done we'll in returning him again to
the House Of Representatives. Speaker Col.
fax and wife are in New York, but will return
on Saturday. Senator Morton WAS taken
suddenly III at his rooms at the National on
Monday night, but under tho medical atten.
tion Of Doctors Bliss and Tsft, he Is conva.
isscing and expects to bs out to-day. Gov.
Caleb Lyon, Of Idaho; Hon. R. J. Haldsmap,
PA Gen. 8. @. Burbridgs.. Ky, arc at the
National Hotel. Hon. Sidney Clarke, Kan
sas, Is at the United States Hotel. Senator
Drake, Missouri, and Col. Blunt, U. 8. A..
| are at the Ebbitt HOUSE.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
FLORIDA.

rhe Impeaehment--M : Meeting OF the
supreme Court Gleason Granted
Further Time to Answer.
TALLAHAssEE. FLA, Nov. S4.-At the
meeting Of tho Supreme Court this morning.
there was full bench
Lieut.. Governor Gleason, by his counsel,
asked for further time to show cause Why the
writ Of quo puryanto should not be issued.
He was granted until II q. m. tomorrow, and
the court iadJourned until 5 O'Clock p. IN.
No business was transacted In the afternoon
session.
It Is intimatsd that the advisory opinion Of
the Justices Of the Supreme Court requested
BY Gov Reed Is now ready, and will soon be
rendsrsd-perhaps to night.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
THE IRISH IN AMERICA,

It Is stated that about three fourths Of the
best and most important otices In New York
city are held by Irishmen, Three out Of ave
State Senators, eighteen out Of the twenty
one members Of the Assembly, two members
of Congress, and more than nine tsnths Of the
members Of the Common Council are also sons
Of Erin. These facts are put forth In the
new,pspers, and ss . consequence all the cor
ruptions which prevail, especially In New
York city, arc charged upon the Irish Amsri.
cans. 1t Is said that the Irish rule, and that
therefore they are responsible for.an this steal
ing which Is practicsd by what 10 known as
the City Hall ring.
We are opposed now and always to every.
thing like nepotism or olanism. We care not
where man was born, whether In ireland,
England. Germany, the United States or In
any other land, SO that he Is an honest and
patriotic American citizen and ws therefore
depreoate all attempts To ostraoiss men and
to refuse TO elect them to oaice In this country
because Of their nationality and We are
equally opposed to tho policy which seems to
have come into vogue among the naturaiiIed
Athumoh " NoW hOtE, VI uNhihuB tuomsclNos
Of the power which they possess on account Of
numbers, and thus through the Democratic
organizations Of that city, to seize upon and
hold the larger portion Of the Offices Of re.
sponnbility and profit.
The most mischievous thing that can happen
in this country, and what we have most t.
guard against, is this spirit Of elaHism. Oar
advice Is, let Us forget that we are natives
Irishmen, Enslishmen, Germans, or that ",
have any peouliarities so far as nationality Il
concerned, and only remember that wo ar,
American citizens, every one, and all sworr
fdends of our great and glorious Union. Thi
Is the spirit We ueed most TO cultivate jus
now.
We shall rue the day when wo elect ma
to Office because he Is an American, or b
birth native of any other land. It shoui
be enough for US to know, Is he capable al
honest, and does he represent by his primo
pies the ideas which should, 10 our judgmen
dominate and rule in this land. This beiu
his status. and his policy being in harmon
Herewith, It matters not where he wss borr
We despiso all that narrownsss and politics
prescription which is based upon and grow
out Of that significant phrase, "hs Is a ca,
pa-6aggo." To know that q man Is q
American citizen Is enough.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

Tue pcDLIc DEBr-Ths receipts from Gus.
toms and internal revenue during the Prosen.
month have been rather small, while the OF.
Pendi'ures OF the Government have been about
the same as last month. II will be remem.
bsrsd that over sGs. OOO, 900 in coin wa, taken
from the vaults Of tho Trea,ury on IN, Ia.
instant to pay the semi annual interest on tho
$40 bonds henos the public debt statement
for the present month, to bs Issued on the It
Of December, will show an increase. The in.
tsrnal revenue receipts, u Is anticipated, will
increase towards the last Of the month, but
those from customs will not bs as heavy a,
last month.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
WEST INDIES.

Three Days Grace for Cuban Revo.
lutionists - The Hnytfcn RevoIu.
tiOn Dying Out.
HAVANA, Nov. 24.-In visw Of the prOposi.
tion Of submission made BY tho Revolution.
lists to Vslmossda, hs has allowed them three
days grace before commencing active opera
tions.
Intelligence has boon received from Puerto
Principe, and other portions OF the Oriental
Department, that many young mon who Joined
the Rsvolutiouists are returning to their
homes.
The tenor Of the general information re.
oeived hers.i', that the revolution will soon bs
finished. and that the RsvOlutionists are max.
ing overtures to tho Government. H..
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
DIED.

the lsts, William aud Mary I. Bush. In lie i7th
year OF her age. . r So
Her iuneral will take place from IS, L street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, at tlocf, D. m
Wednesday, the 18th, Priends Of the fpmily ara
respectfully invited to attend.
JONES -on the 24th Of November, 1860. our
ma9h ssysdb bs51's' SaosSE SSss
%, Of the Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows, are
hereby notified 10 meet on Thursday, ths7eth inst
His remains will be rested in the Union Bethel
church, M street, at1 o'clock. .. m.
Sister Lodges arc most fraternally invited TO al
tend. W. Rsl.sts.S. o.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

ADNIRAL DAVIS, commanding the South
Atlantic Squadron, has made application to
tho Secretary Of the Navy for an additional
force of ships and men. owing to the coatinu.
ance Of the troubles in South America, and
the part which he Is expected to take therein
Secretary Welles, In reply, says that 1t 10 i'm.
possible to comply with the Admirai's request,
In consequence Of the large reductions that
have been made in tho Navy. and to the fact
that the urgency Of the services In other squad.
rons precludos tho tranfer OF suitable ships.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
ALBERT N. sEIP. ,,

E- A PgBLIC ANNIyERsARY OF
w Do hsi e kS i:..os sSss ss SE
iTsSsasS4H sgssns! =
bradley, ESQ.,, g; W. p, and Mai. Ger, o. @.
Hills. esq, and other exercises of an instruetiyc
and entsrtsinins ehara eter nteIspersed with vocal
tors the Order and the public generally are cor
daily invited.
Byordsr: ,s, JOSEPH @. ROCK,
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

A COMPANY Of Philadelphiaus left that city
q week ago for an excursion to Boston, Lowell,
Manchester and Concord, mainly to inspect
the Stafford wood pavement, and the Robbins
wood-prsserving process, and report on the
sIpsdiency of laying the pavement, as pre-.
served by the Robbins process, in Phiiadsl.
Phia. Tho examination Of the wood pave.
msnts has proven entirely satisfactory, and
Mayor McMichael, who Is one Of the party,
will recommend Its adoption for Philadslphia.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

THE defeat Of Mr. Rosbusk Is an indication
that no statesman who makes animosity to.
ward this country the conversions Of his policy
can now look for popularity in England
American influence Is rapidly spreading and
roofing itself among the masses Of the Old
World, and tho growth Of liberal sentiments
must be freely recognized BY any one who
would hereafter become leader In English
politics. This defeat Is another kick for Mr..
Reverdy johnson.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
Murder OF m. Rive. Pollard.

II. Rive, Pollard, editor, Of the Sonthsrn
0pinion, was shot and killed BY James Grant
Yesterday morning, while passing near his
once In Richmond, Virsinis. The cause Of
the shooting Is stated to have been. publiss
tion In the Southern Opinion Of Saturday
relative To the slopsmsnt Of . daughter Of
william II. Grant, . wealthy tobsooonist Of
Richmond. Yesterday as Mr.. Pollard was
entering his once shot was fred from an
upper window Of a building opposite, and Mr..
Pollard fell dead, eleven buckshot having on.
tered his body, ono Of which passed through
his heart.
oa searching the building the police found
James Grant, . brother Of the lady named in
the Opinion In the room whence the shot was
fred; and q double barrellsd shot gun, one
barrel Of which had been discharged, was
found in the room. Grant was taken to the
statien-houss, aud the tragedy very naturally ,
caused great excitement In Richmond.
Mr.. Pollard was wall known In Washington.
He was about 10 years OF age, and was highly
respectfully connected In Virginia. During
Mr.. Pisrcs's administration he held position
In the Post Once Department, and while
holding such position, married Miss Barry,
Of this city, but she has since deceased. He
was appointed BY Mr.. Buchanan United
States Consul to Binkoki but before hs
sailed for that post Of duty, he was ovsrtaksn
BY family affection, and remained here He
subsequently, went to Baltimore, and was en-.
ployed on the Baltimore San, but at the
breaking out Of the rebellion removed to
Richmond, and was connected with papers
there with varied fortune. and about . year
and half ago established tho !Souflsrn
Opimos newspapers and WAS conducting It
when he mot with 50 tragic death.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
From Richmond.

RIcHMOSD, Va, Nov. A.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day Chief Justice
Chase affirmed the decision Of the lower court
in favor Of the plaintiff in the case Of Mrs.
Kappel, Of Pennsylvania, VS.. Tho Petersburg
Railroad Company. The suit was brought to
require the company to pay dividend in
United States money on 800 shares Of stock
which were sequestered by the Confederate
Government
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

G. EATON CREcr. ESQ, for several years
past the head of the Appointment Bureau Of
the Treasury Department, was yesterday ap-
pointed Supervisor of Internal Revenue for
the District Of Louisiana and Arkansas. Mr..
crecy Is gentleman Of fine business qualiG.
cations, and Is sminsntly qualified for the
position to which ho has been appointed
While at the head Of the Appointment Bureau
he won hosts of friends by his courtesy and
gentlemanly bearing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
MANNED.

PHRLPs-BAYNR.--o On The atlh instant, At the
Psss. s sse GS;ss, psssr, sS M sIy
third d.uShteI Of the late WIN. II. Bayne, Of Fay
by the nsy. n! Meador, NJ. sILLl D. LEWIS to
Mss AssIny. holsrosH, all Of this city.
n, ,wsaLLhnRpKKsJoNE-2 si, " -2n ne I'm instant, BY
MARr @, srosE, both Of washinston.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
CRIME 4.
Robbery, Murder and Lynch Law
and Fatal Anray Near Memphis
Murder In New York.

Robbery, Murder and Lynch Law
and Fatal AHray Near Memphis-
Murder In Now york;.
MErrnIs, Nov. A.-0n Saturday night the
nsishbofhosd Of Hickory Hollow, sssr Holly
Springs, was s1eissd By report that band
Of men wefs on he road near there robbipg
all who passed. The pext norning q party Of
citizens went in sesroh Of them. Calling at
the house Of one Reynolds who was lately
driven from the country for horse stealing, in
order to ascertain II he had returned, thsy
inquired 6f his wife whether be was there.
Rsosiving a reply in the negative, Benz. Ausrt
attempted To enter the house, whom hs was
nrsd upon BY Reynolds, and mortslly wounded
\ with Q shot. gun. q C-YrGT-v
Reynolds w~s Ahen arrested, and the party
started for Bolivsr Jail; but on tho road were
surprised BY . band Of horssmen, who took
Rsynolds on His body was found yesterday
hung 70 . tfss. Ansrt was the son Of Dr. B.
W. Ansrt. swsll-known physician Of this city,
and had recently married.
A fatal Array occurred yesterday afternoon
at Moasss station, near this city, between
two lsborsrs named Ksnnsy and VIM. Huston,
in which the former was struck with fence.
rsil and instantly killed n Huston was ar.
rested.
ALBANY, Nov. 24.-Ths fesidsnos Of Elisha
Fisro, at West Davenport, Delaware county,
was tho scene Of most brutal murder last
night. Fiero and his wifs had retired to
rest, snd during the night burglars entered
their sleeping apartment, one Of whom put
bis hand undsr their pillow, esusins them to
awake, whsn Mr. Fisro raised his arms, and
as he did so the burglar discharged pistol.
The ball passed between the fingers Of Mr.
Fisro and entered the head Of Mrr. Fiero.
killing her almost instantly. The burglars
thsn hsd, and succeeded in making good their
ssosps. \ -
This morning psrtiss sssrtsd Ia all dirso.
tions In search Of thsm, I i
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
Special Notices.

tas. CENTRE MARkET.-IH AC-
- goRDANCR with the Proclamation OF
aetiss tIaf MkRkEf Viii Se held &sbHssBhY
AFTERNOON, instead Of Thursday merninE
|. ...H..r Hf.r JOS. 0RRHARDT,
/. - -fr.....-....- = : Clerk Centre Market.
wAsniSoroH. D. c.. Nov ~. 1868 no2o.it
~- -HEADQUARTERs POST No. 3,
~ 9. A. H.. November %, 1888. General
Order No: s;JThs PSst VII ssssPbls fsy duty st
AZ o'clock. onacers will appear in uniform, An
address On "Ameriean Capitalization" will be
Interesting exercises will take place. Ali mem
bers q the O. A. r. are fraternally invited to
By order: T. LUBEY.
Post Commander.
Post Adjutant no25.lt
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.

The Coroner's Inquest - Evidence
Against Twitchell and His wife
Conclusive. r
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-In tho case Of
the murder Of Mrs. Hill, tho ooroner's jury
to-day rendered . verdict that the deceased
came to her death at the hands Of George
Twitchsll and his wife, Camilla. Both Of
them we're committed for trial.
The evidence given to-day completely de.
strOys tho theory Of robbery and murder BY
outsiders.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

IMHEDIArELr following the second saeking
and total destruction Of tho Hon, W. Jasper
BlAckburn's Homer Hiad Office, We have the
second sacklng and utter demolition Of the
Office Of the Rapids' Tribune, published by
Mr.. W. +. Mclean, at Alexandria, La This
was also the work OF q rebel mob.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
School Furniture.
RRANcH oPPIcs OF SCHOOL FURNITURE

The undersigned Iespectfully Informs the com,
T%unity at large. and especially the Trustees and
Church Lyeeums, and diver city authorities, and
re nSSs s,Ss q and q Al Thss
Agent for Robert Patton, patentse aud man ufac-
tsu.er; No @ 0sorss, street. Esy York ssity. he
FURNITURE adapted 10 the above purposes,
samples Of which, together with catalogues and
priee-lists, may DO oxam1ned By ealing upon,
Also, General Agent for IsEen.ors for the sale Of
twasn snna gnu sns AZ; 1T rennsylShnh nssnus6
wAsnIEaros, D. O., Nov, g, 1868. no34.u
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
South Caroline Legislature.

COLUMBIA, November 24,-Tbo South Car.
olina Legislature met to-day. The House
organised and appointed a COMMITTEES to wait
on tho Governor and receive any cOmmunicA.
tion ho had to make. The Senate met but,
being without quorum, adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

THE New York San thinks the following
would make q pretty good Cabinet; Edwin
M. Stanton, District of Columbia. State
Robert @. sChonck, Ohio. Treasury; Henry
Wilson, Massachusetts,, War David @. Far.
ragut, Tennessee, Navy Elihu B, washburps,
Illinois. Interior Horace Greeley, New York,
Postmaster General James T. Wilson, Iowa,
Attorney General
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

GENERAL BUTLER instead of being sick. as
reported by the Associated Press, 1t will be
seen, by the following dispatch received here
yesterday, that General Butler Is in condition
to enjoy heartily a New England ThAnksGiV.
ing dinner:
LOWELL. MASS, Nov. 2.-Gsnsrai Butler
Is all right, pity the Thanksgiving turkey.
II. q, BEHEKTT
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
The MaekereI Fi.heries,

sT. JOHS's, N. B., Nov. 24,-DispAtchss
from Halifax say that the fall masksrsl fish
cries have been almost q total failure, and It
Is feared there will again be much distress this
winter.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

TnE board Of trustees Of the Gettysburg
National Cemetery will meet In Washington
on tho 9th OF December, and the board Of
managers at the ,auO place, the day follow.
ing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

Hos. JANIS Hisps. who was assss,inatsd
BY Arksnsas rsbsis, .wn badsd In Salem, N.
Y, on the 10Th instant, and his funsrai was
the largest ever witnessed yin that section Of
the country. IN III ~. ir
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

THs Dyer Court Martial was oseupisd until
nearly . o'clock yesterday listening to the
reading Of Murdock's record. Witnesses for
tbs prosecution were thsn, further examined.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

NATIONAL sTHsAsRn. = Maggie Mitchell
plays "Lorlo" tonight again, and play gosr
should take notice thai this Is lie last oppor.
tunity but ono Of seeing her 10 this popular
play. Tomorrow afternooo thers will bs
matinee for children. Ns.4 ff