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UNION AND AMERICAN.
JANETTE's HAIR.
BY NILES o'RE1LLEY.

y, loose the smooth hat that you wear, Janette
Let me tangle my hand in your hair. my pet
For the world to me had no daintier sight
IMAM your brown hair yelling your shoulder
. Nhlte, .a IA I.4 ~ aa
As I tangieamy hand in your hair. my pet.
II was brown with a golden gloss. Janette.
IL was finer than silk of the floss. my pct;
Twas a beautiful mist falling down to your
waist, -
Twas a thing to be braided and jewsled and
kissed;
Twas the ioveliest thing in the world. my pet !
NY arm was the arm Of a clown Janette;
IL was sinewy, bristled and brown, my pet
But warmly and softly it loved TO cares
Your beautiful plenty Of hair. my pet q
Your eyes had a swimming glory. Janette,
Revealing the tender old story. my pet;
They were gray. with that chastened tinge OF
the sky
When the trout leaps quickest to snap the fly
And they matched with your golden hair, my
pet.
Your lips-but l have not words. Janet'e.
They were fresh as the twitteI Of birds. my pet:
when the spring is young. and the roses are wet
With dew drops in each sad bosom set,
IS they suited your gcld-broWn hair. my pet.
On, you tangled my life in your hair. Janette,
4 Twas silken and golden snare, my pet,
nut so gentle the bondage my soul did implore
Inc right to continue thy slave evermore,
with my finger enmeshed in your hair. my pet.
Illus Illus ever dream what you were, Jauette.
WIN your lips and your eyes and your hair. my
pet;
In the darkness of desolate years moan,
ana my tears fall bitterly ever the stone
Aaat covers your golden hair. my pet.
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III MAHYaAND.l
ODD FELLOWSHIP

BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-The, Grand Lodge OF
the United States Independent Order of Odd
Fellows assembled at Odd Fellows Hall on
Gray Street yesterday. All the States and Ter
ritories We're represented, as also Canada Jas
p Sanders of New York presided, and James
S. Rdgley Of Maryland was chosen Secretary.
After the organization and admission of new
members the Grand Sire and Grand Secretary
presented their reports, showing the order to
be in a very fOurishing condition. sar f,.5 l--...
The Grand Lodge of /. o. o. f. last night
visited Washington Lodge No. L, the first lodge
formed in America by Thomas Widely. The
meeting is said to have been of the nostinter.
esting character. The two only surviving
members of that lodge were present. =
The lodge met this morning. The election
OF officers for the ensuing year resulted as fol
lows: Z. D. Farnsworth, of Tennessee, Most
Worthy Grand Sire; Fred. D. Stuart, of the
District of Columbia, Deputy Grand Sire; j
L, Ridgley, Of Maryland, Corresponding and
Recording Secretary; Joshua Van Bant, o.
Maryland, Grand Treasurer. AT noon the lodge
proceeded to the Gilmore House and enjoyed
the Inequalities of Messrs. Kirkland & Co. A
one o'clock the lodge reassembled and trans
acted business of a prvate character To
night they visited a theatre.
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guilty be punished after due process Of law.
He Continues thatthe tact that this occurrence
Is the result OF determination publicly ex-
pressed by irresponsible persons Of one political
party that those OF the ether political party
shall not hold meetings is too well known.
1t is gratifying to know that the sentiment is
confined to a lawless class and is not counte-
naneed or supported by responsible citizens
The misfortune Is thai such nntrages have not
been prevented, and unless physical force is
added to the honest efforts of the officers of
the law we shall be thrown into a state of an
archy, in which neither life nor property will
be regarded. "s- 80 sf.s- -tE y
On the reading of his report a resolution
was offered in the Senate to refer the message
of the Governor TO the Committee on the state
of the Republic There was considerable de-
bate on the question OF telegraphing to the
President for military aid. A resolution was
Offered that as the Senate had heard the state
meut of the negroes through the Governor,
that an account from the White men be read,
A Substitute was offered that q special COM
mittee be appointed 10 investigate the whole
matte and report forthwith all the facts.
~ The House also appointed a committee of
fiveito investigate and correct tire account of
the affair which had been laid before the As
Sembly.
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NEW JERSEY.
DoINGs OF THE KU KLux.KLANs.


New York, Sept 22.-The Ku Klux- Klans
are said 20 have invaded New jersey For
some Time mysterious warnings with symbolic
cords. daggers, bloody heads aud collins have
been received by radical members of military
companies, threatening them with death but
no notice was taken Of them except as series
of stupid jokes. On Sunday night however,
Lieut.. Bonner of Co. H, New Jersey Rifle
Corps, was Knocked down by a slnug shot in
kearney, and when found was insensible.
Near HIM was pistol marked with the Ku
Klux-Klan hieroglyphics, and other evidence
of the ku KluX-Klans. The police are now
on the track of the mysterious Inarauders.
Fatal EXPLOSION IN AN OIL REFINERY.
An explosion took place this morning in the
oil refinery OF Richards & Verplanck, on Pros
pect stree, Jersey City. The engineer, Joseph,
and another man, name unknown, were killed,
and two workmen injured, supposed fatally
Seven hundred ar and fifty barrels of oil were
burned. Loss $4,000; fully covered by in
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.asup LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, Sept. % -Midnight-The
city is in an intense state of excitement
Tonight. About 1880 a disturbance occurred
at the corner of Bourbon and Canal streets,
In trout of Dumontile's confectionery, one of
the fashionable resorts, which was crowded
with ladies' and gentlemen Several clubs
both Democratic and Radical, were on the
street in the vicinity at the time, who became
engaged in disturbance. Several shots We're
tired and q skirmish with the stats of their
lamps occurred, when all the parties dispersed
hastily, the cab stands were deserted and the
buildings were closed during the melee. Sew
erai persons were hurt, but no fatal injuries
have yet been heard OF AT II ocloci. not q
negro was to be seen in the vicinity except
those on the polics force. Scattering shots
have been heard in different parts of the city
below Canal street, and fears are expressed
that further fiotous demonstrations will be
made during the night. Accounts as to the
origin Of the difficulty are conflicting Vari-
Gus wild rumors are floating about.
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New v ark stock ana Money ssa,k.,

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New YORK. Sept. 22-Money easy at 3 a. per
cent Sterling Exchange lower and heavy at 1854 "a
1oSs Gold lower opening at 1893, declining to 1423
closing at 1927 asked. The exports to- day amount
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1862 1f5l "a 1l54; do 1864 1104 90 1905 10 1865 II
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Borlet State bonds strong. lFtit.
Railways opened duh and declined slightly but
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ing are $50 fgores :Canton 4st a 49l; Cumberland
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80; Pacific Mail, 1l0H a Ill; Western Union T5le-
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g9 S9l Fort Wayne, 1897 q no; Hartford & Erie
232 "a 2i. ys- ~! .=1.7o i'ta sly -
The receipts at the Sub-I'reasury to-day amounted
to 81 .ooa619; payments, S1,11s,276 balance, S99,-
ogf 49, 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-23

safes al the Brokers' Beard, sept22
Portland Daily Press Stock List.

For the week ending Sept. p. 1863. ~
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