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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
For the Port Tobacco Times.
AN ENIGMA.

| o, all who love marvels, come look we'll at me
Pm the strongest Enigma you ever did see;
The chamelion's true color, you all will agree
Is more easy to catch than the real hue of me.
Now red as lobster, just boiled to turn,
In a deep-glowing furnace of bushes burn;
Now white as the foam of the rock-hissing wave
Istalk like spectre fresh loosed from the grave
Gay, sad, gentle, fierce, wise, foolish, sharp
green,
Enticing, provoking, storm-troubled, serene,
Proud, humble, harsh, mild; now noble, now
Such cento of qualities never was seen.
Without me the world were desert, God knows
Without me this life were but perfect repose;
But for me, earth were Heaven-describe mt
who can
Halfdemon, halfangel, and more than half man
Twas born to be ruled, yet govern mankind
Though weak is my body and weaker my mind
The monarch whose frown cen the bravest
might dread, ..s, r....
At my feet as suppliant bows his proud head
The tyrant to whom all the world kne1t in awe
The humblest of slaves owned my fancy as law
Unarmed I have crushed whole armies vas
might,
And the conquests of years have regained in ont
night.
Though such be my power, yet am l not free,
For despot's caprice plays the lord over me
No man, no, nor woman; this thing withou
breath
Enslaves my whole life, and ensnares me t.
| death.
smile as around me wind the foul chain
And stife with laughter the cries of my pain;
How hideous soccer be the shape it commands
I obey; and deform myself as it demands
| To this idol of wire and tinsel and paint
/ bow down and worship as loftiest saint;
Though both body and soul corrupted mus
By its pestilent influence; yea, though know
That its service is death to all mind and all heart
Yet no effort make from this service to part
| Ill. -, w.. INQUIRER.
| Answer requested next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
which revolves, and around this are books.

which revolves, and arouudt this are books.
and various instruments representing the
progress Of civilization and education
On the front of the base is our national
shield, executed in enamel
The medal is enclosed in a handsome
cabinet Of ebony and birds, eye maple.
lined with purple velvet, the topof Which
revolves when the medal is placed upon
it thus exhibiting it without placing the
hand upon it to change its position.
The entire work was made with tools,
and not struck from de- 1t is most
beautiful piece Of workmanship, and is
greatly admired by all who have seen it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28


wsls;sasSsr.sal.ss eartfslloS'..sisisln. on
tbs death Of Impeachment. The Presi:
dent has been acquitted and the Court has
.diourned me die. On Tuesday last the
Qeert met pursuant g, adjournment, and
after some dslay, proceeded to;vote upon
sbs sseondasd third articles, which ebsrg:
cd the PRECEDENT with 4 high crime and
nsdeneanor 10 issuing % order % Il Gen len,
Lorenzo Thomas sushosi,iug him, to oct
.siSeasstary Of Wsr I'D interim. The
vote upon these articles resulted the same
g upon the eleventh thirty FIVE in favor
Of conviction and nineteen against. a
motion was then made by Mr.. Williams,
Radical, to adjourn the Court sine die,
Which was adopted BY vote ofthirty -four
tosixteep.. The Chief Justice then order
I'd tie entry Of = judgment Of acqaital
upon all The sstioles. Thus ended the
Impeachment squabble.- Wade, true to
hihsef, and his party's instincts, voted to
the last 70 elevate himself to the Presi1
dental chair. 1.-The fate Of impeachment
has been inglorious and humiliating in.tbe
extreme. seWhen the subject was frs,
preached, defeat was nndreamed Of, the
only obstacle was that they could not pro-
eeedrvith enough despatch in, deposiRe
he sikhtful President. But alas! their
best laid schemes have, failed, and they
6snselyss,s inssead # Z ssIparty accused.
hses eome to grief. Again We eeagratar
hts bur friends On the auspicioasI result,
Hope. hS6csa more, Is besmingl brightly
over the land. The American people
have been saved from the deepest and
most damnable humiliation and disgrace.
Not only has this been done. but the way
Has been paved to national redemption in
November next. 10 s.a '''7i' ~ Il
80 al.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
WAR. DEPARTMENr,L

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49,. q. us :. -. a..
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va! I "a 1870 so -, ~ a. "a NJ. ssaa. nj, =
2yY 8 - Asor,a,s Mem ],
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,s :-s:.s.a's,.a;,,;... = 80
1 m..s~s.o..ho.. M..;.s.
named <pen. " lqeS ,Ssea t9oEAue''
during "a excursion 10 Tie White House,
On the Virginia side. II he Potomac
sometime last September, For the bene
ftpf eurI re.asr', We would ssese that the
Saste 81 Masyisnds lsader .oonpsss with
Nrginis, sxssssss jssisdietioa over 'aht
Potomac % high v.tes usask On ths J, VIZ I:
snis shore, I'll The !, White q Y H d vh.rf
the hpsieids occurred being opposlt.
0harlssosntya the party. sisss remain
ing insjail in Prince; Georges fef several
months, was brought here IRE OFT! trial:
Fond gailt1y q granddaughter and s1 sentene'
cd ~ Rsaitsntia,y fes twelve MONTHS
Ststss 49, Henry Ford eoioredg indicted
for larceny Of Bacon bot guilty. State
v..a David Snoot, indicted for larceny d
s;borse mot guilty The case Of State
u Mihtead Sss continued to July Term
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Solemn Dedication of St. Thomas Church
to the service of Almighty God will take place
on the first Sunday of June. The Rev. Father
Clarke, of Baltimore, will preach the Dedication
Sermon. A collection will be taken up to assist
to liquidate the debt incurred by building. The
public are invited to attend. The Choir will
meet at Rose Hill on Tuesday, June I'd, at o.
clock, P. M =
sp-There will be no service at Pomfret on thai
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

Es-We invite the attention Of our To-
bacco Planters to the advertisement Of
Messrs. WEArHERBY & Sons new and i'm
proved Apparatus for Drying and Curing!
Tobacco. The manufacturers claim for
this apparatus very superior excellence.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

o. u RSssgnAtion OF, Mr. stanton. g Q
=, The President received from Mr., Stan.
ton; On Tuesday afternoon. ct sbost hall
Dass thsee O'clock the following commu-
Hicxtiou: ianiaYi 81 *5i;iirgp t332 1Isdj
.oIw iii .d,laWAR DERARrMESr, a9n5
s4o9od ;n Weshiagton City, May, rs, 1868. i;
.;iSR THE resolation Of the Senate of the
Limited States rof the 21st Of February last
'1ieciarin at the President has no power to
remove the Secretary Of War and designate
sifty other officer 10 perform the duties Of the
sfice al iiMteriim having this day failed to be
supported by two-thirds ct the Senators pres
sst and votiagson the articles Of impeach-
aasnt prefsrredaeainsti you By the House 81
Represeatat,ves., / hsye relinquishsd charge
Of, the War Department, and have left the
same and the books, archives, papers and
property ia my custody IS Secretary Of War
Il care IL Brevet' Majn Geo. Townsend, the
senior assistant AdjStaut Gsnefal, subject y
vS,nsR direction. o65ty .iit:ai fiiv -a'E:;.s:o
-fwafgI D. 3ag EDwrN NJ STANTON, il .
!atp1d Had al tat aSecretaryaof War.
-aTo the Preaideht.i.gs Ljiai es9srG .inga9
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

h EH Fishing continues at some of the
upper shores, and at the close Of las,
week, large hauls. were made at Chap
mans Point. on the Maryland shore
But. we presume, operations will close at
all the landings this week. The OILERS
have been, and still are, catching numbers
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

On the 18th instant, at the residence of the
BRIDES uncle, THOMAS Perry, ESQ, Alexandria,
Va, by the Rev. GEORGE H. NORTON, DR.. JOHN
CARVELL, of New Brunswick, and Miss MARY
AUGUSTA, daughter of the late R. G.. WArsoN,
ESQ, of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

ID m&riA p,osperisy; without them

% Ill pg.psri..,; without item.
" can DO sotAlbg. Are not all Of us
saib6ed $has puspresent system is utterly
Inefficient, and tkat the close Of each year
shows no Improvement, but rather fall
ing off in the general condition sof the
roads? Then why should we persist 10
continuing it? Its ineficiencyis then the
strongest possible argument foT Change:
Let us have a change. By all means
vote for the proposed system. Now that
the lisw fxs been read and Is being better
understood by the people, We have every
hope that the popular verdict will be ia
vorable to the new system. Indeed, We
understand there is growing sentiment
among the people in favor of this law and
that ifi Che friends of this peasurea,will
o1ly4ake time to 20 to the polls on cleo.
ton day, there is little doubt the law will
Be adopted. Go every one and vote for it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

THE Board of Commissioners vof Charles
l. County will receive Proposals for building
a BRIDGE near Bryantown, some Sixty feet
span, on the 9Th Of June Dsxt.7 Specifications
Of work, material, &c., will be given By calling
on either MIR. Dent or Mr.. Mcpherson! q u 9
By order, .,''l.' ''i'f J ..
j. r.. ROBERTSON, Clerk. !
May 81, 1861 .s,'.>'.e7 Z. .;..i'dz -. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
5,coluiNyT,cY

fssr t..6ra5 COUNTY al;r "a. f~..-r.,
u COMMISSIONERS MEETING...
TINE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIs-
i SlONERS will meet at the Court House,
in Port Tobacco, .t.a ,1ea. 91e
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of June,
for the purpose Of passing accounts sesinst the
County preparatory to declaring the Levy for
the year 1868. is-'1>s ! f'a:s''l. -''.torz. -
- By order, ;''>. ~ - - p 80
/, -. - J.R. ROBERTSON, CierA.
May 81, 1668-3t etisi| a".-: pa: -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

al tka5t ss1i<E y
Among the .eemmendatory notices OF
the Ne,r Law. Reyiary and Official Dr.
rectory Of the United States. we find two
published in the June number Of that
work, with the following captions: b.
4 From his Exoellency Benjamin F. Wade,
Of Jefersoas Ohio, President of the United
' sssa ~ - ,z..oa1 aa@cyae .
ntf'From andrew Johnson, Of Greenville
Tenn, late President Of the United States"
% Recent events indicate with peculiar
force the violence done By this anticipa-
tieaat the old oatien shout the time to
count chiekeus. s,s,5.5ea - sa.is : IS
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Advices received in England from Abys-
sinis report that THE: British forces bad
reached the coast, and that the evacuation
o.. the country would soon be Effected
Despaaches from Australia report that
Prince Alfred had recovered from his
wound and left for England. Farrell
who attempted to assassinate the Prince,
has been executed 'c ga"h. y~r4f spE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
saRadieal Espionage.

- @SsS :. @HAdieal Espionage 80 i"
|, The recent seizure Of . whole mass OF
private kilograms at Washington, ostensir
BY: to see. if somebody had not been at
to$sorrupt the Senate, but real
" to ascertain for party purposes what
correspondence accompanied and grew out
Of the defeat Of. impeachment. the New
York Joursd Of Commerce denounces as
an-infamous violation Of private rights,
adding: 'ssThere lie not a State in Europe,
West Of Russia, where apy Of these, acts
eGsldL have been attempted without Great.
ing a xAizaRind oEexcitenent dangerous
p he !hahd that welded suchsan arbitra-
" power. lOuri fathers would have hurl-
90 from any station the man who dared to
suggest such an insult on individual
rights. +" The telegraph managers, it is
gratifying 10 osee, begin to, realize, their
o~4 responsibility in. this matter, and the
Western Union fine, it is now announced,
have refused to respond to another call
made upon them At Westinghouse deliver
|sps private dispaaehes.aaiN this sort Of
thing ws,e TO be continued it is certain
that lie business ii the lines would soon
Be largely eurtaileds for people viii not
trust their dispatches where their most sa-
cred private concerns may be thus over
hauled at the will Of INSCRIPTIONS usurp-
ers: As As well might these. congressional
committees 60 into the postofices and seize
the letters there deposited. = en. -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

FISH! F1SH.ll- FISHIII
IN KITS shad Roe. Family Roe and No.
w Herring and Shad, for sale BY
sr.sr7zz THOMAS RERRY,-.-x
Is King Street Alexandra, Va.
May 20, 1868 2w}f.l'F ii'I3iI IiFE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
FOR SALE,
A FINE LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE.
IA For terms, apply al this Office. or 10
C. CLAUDE DIGGES.
May %, 1861
FOR SALE.

CIV OHLI1J3
4 YOKE of OXEN. Cheap for cash. In
n qulre at St. Thomas Manor.
May %, l668-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
MARRIED.

E~Answer requested next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
"Can that man

Whose spiritual influence is upon his kind L?
He lives in glory; and his speaking dust =.
Has more of life, than habits breathing nloulds'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

TIE CALIFORNIA GIANTS OUTDoNE.
-Recent rescarche in Australia show
that trees are growing there whose
height exceeds those found in Cali.
fornia, which were supposed to DO
the tallest in the world. Tho tallest
actually measured was 48O feet high I;
but another, with a circumference Of
81 feet four feet from the ground,
was estimated to be over 800 feet
high. Tic fullest spire in Europe
that Of the cathedral Of 6trstsburg.
is 466 feet high, and the pyramid Of
Cheops is 4S0 feet. The timber Of
this species If trees is said to be cx-
cellent. the growth more rapid than
that ofany others known, while they
have the ability TO resist aud even
Aourish ia the greatest drought
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

THE MISTAKEN GENEROSITY OF A
CANARY BrRD.-A lady in this city
has a bird hanging in its cage by the
window, the door of which is Occa-
sionally opened and his canary ship
permitted to enjoy the freedom, of
the room. A day or two since he
happened to fly on the mantle-shclf,
whereon was a mirror. Here was a
new discovery of the most profound
interest. He gazed long and curl.
ously Mt himself, and came to the
conclusion that he had found a mate.
Going back to his cagc he selected a
seed from its box aud brought it in
his bill as an offering to the stranger.
In vain he exerted himself to made
his new found friend partakc, and
becoming weary ut that, tried anoth-
er tack. Stepping back few inches
from the glass, he poured forth his
sweetest notes, pausing now and
then fora reply. None came, aud,
moody and disgustcd. he flew back
to his perch, hanging his hoad shame
and silence for the rest Of tho day,
and although the door was repeated.
ly left open, refused to come out
again.--Dubuque Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

% Hymen was young man Of
Athens, SO the story goes. obscurely
born, but extremely handsome. Fall
ing in love with a lady of rank, he
disguised himself in female attire,
the better to carry on his amour, and
Us he was one day on the sea shore
celebrating the Elusinian rites with
his mistress and her female compan.
ion, q gang Of pirates came upon
them BY surprise, aud carried them
off to a distant land, where the pirates
got drunk for joy and fell asleep:
nymen then armed the virgins, and
dispatched the sleeping pirates; then
leaving the two women upon the
island. he sped to Athens, told his
adventure, and demanded his be.
loved in marriage as her ransom.
His request was granted, and so for
tunate was tho marriage that tho
name of Hyman was ever after in.
voked on all future nuptials; and in
process of time the Crooks enrolled
him among tho gods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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skna-r - eat So ~n-A s-pnk e~~r-r
rnsm- l1 vs~w II st.as ek~az~~- N tas
exr~wx. TIA xnrr~~w sf Mr. M A~un -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

THE POLITIcAL REACTIoN.-0rcaf
as were the Democratic gains aud vic:
tories of 1867, those of 1868 arc still
larger. The political reaction against
radicalism, which commenced with
the first named year, is still going on
with increased momentum. Thus,
New Hampshire shows a Democratic
gain of606 ON last year: Connect
cut doubles her Democratic majority
of 1867. Michigan, one Of the
strongest aud most Intense Radical
States of tho Union, Which was car.
ried by the Republicans last year by d
majority Of $4,000, now votes down
and repudiates the cardinal principles
of the party, negro suffrage, by 10,-
600 majority. A Republican mjori-
ty OF 1, 900 in Cincinnati in tho spring
Of 1867, and 1000 III the fall; Is Of
most wiped out in 1868. Dubuque,
Iowa, COOS Democratic; Atchisou,
Kansas, likewise. The local cleo
tions in Ohio oil shows largS gains
over 1867. In short, therS i th1udsv
all over the political horiiou; aad
from every direction in il tho light
ming of public Indignation is fash
lug. To these may 10 a.kled the
overwhelming victory IL California
and Oregon, sitow7rf an uuxtfmity
md resolutiovi seld5sa IL usvsr VII
nesssd IN the hissoty q puee(iss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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sssy cr csherui~e, ksss f<1sd ~
hsbsf Of performing Their hsraae -
bors in the sffsrs9oa - eson61G.
will assers fist they e. - h sfes
st such time fkna IN fhe H0rA1AE.
and true enough fbey csa. - lseR -
they are subject to that hsek est
once let them discontin1s ~
course, and form the haiti a doing
their hardest work in the sas'y pass
Of the day, and tlFey wiH soon Pes-
ceivc decided iinprovcusene ~ The
case with which their work i ~
formed, and also ttnt they can do
more in the same length Of times
aud with less fatigue than they pre-
viously could lator in The day..
As Nature indicates the timtc t0
labor, 80 does sire, even more plainly.
point out tho timo for rest. In tho
"still hours of night" Nature sleeps,
aud rests, and rests, atNd 50 should
man. Man requires or the averages
when in health about eight hours
sleep out of the twenty -four, and It
should all be taken during the hours
of darkness. In sickness, Il IS often
we'll for the patient not only to sleep
all night, if he can, but also toslccp
some in the daytime. In health,
day.sleep is unnecessary, if night.
sleep can be had.
Severe labor Of any kind should
not be performed either short time
before or soon after eating; but
light, gently exercise or recreation At
such time is not only not objections
bio, but, for persons in health partic-
ularly, a decided advantage. No one
should labor with the mind or body,
while suffering from pain or fatigue.
Under such circumstances, labor sx-
hausts vitality with great rapidly.
The universal remedy for fatigue IS
cst.--7nc Herald Of Health and
Life. .a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

Nxny p.~rs~a. hare seen se1 %
s=tx-ose. frUE- ~hsr they have seen
n n~usyaE<rs. tt4r ku-klzx klsn
vas = uost dangerous ard ierrhsas
orgxulxstlou of mGrV3eFers. .ssass1ns,
and og:l2xs generally. those wbo
have been thus deceived sud Imposes
upon by the stories they have read
about the - chucx-lax, will be glad
to learn, as they will by the following
frank exposure of the objects Of the
of the order, that instead of being the
terrible monster they had imagined,
the organization is purely benevolent
and humanitarian in all its arrange
ments and purposes:
"The Ku. Klux Klan are called
upon to kastigate or kill any kuler-
ed kusses who may approve the kon-
stitution being koncoctcd by the
kontemptible pet-baggers at the
kapitol. Each Klan is kommanded
by a karniverous kernel who collects
his komrades with kare and kaution
kommenserate with the magnitude
of the kause. Whenever konvened,
they must korrectIy give four koun-
tersigns. These are kill the kuller.
ed kuss; klcan out the karpet-bag-
gers krush the konvention; karry
Conservatism; konfussion to kon-
gress; konfederates will konquer.
Of kourse the KIan kreates konsid.
erable Transformation among the kon-
gos aud their Running konductors,
who kalkulatc that their kareer may
he kut short by katastrophies.
Cowardly kurs, they kant kom-
plain"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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rys.ics. Of si--hs, marriages sHe deaths IN
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II ooitaary astiees - poetry spp~nse& 70
Marriages OF deaths. ~Il Be ehxrg~d o1e-sAi cur
trans!en; Advertising rates We vsh not hsfe2ne'
deviAfe from this rule.
ITAn communications, whether on business
or for publication, must be addressed TO the eoi-
tor Of the wAsHINsroS sTASDARD.
II Blanks, bill-heads, cards, bills Of fare, pos
t.rs programmes, culars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corner Of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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