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TIE cAsE Z. wAlsES-
1'AHIs, July &c.
TEE j 5n1! 0Er i denies thas Af. J. z, 4.
Warren, :. +, Amercsa cittzcn, who was arrested
during Il. late riot, received ll-us2gc, md asks
tur srspcnston If ru'Ic Judgment penHiaG tu-
dlc!. Inquiry .lstu the circumstances Of the case
INcREAsE IN TIE kEHREH or C1DE1s.
Marshal MIL, 3linls;cr Ut War, has urdcrcd that
.be number Of ralr,s admitted to the military
schools bc increased
t:.IUIN1AEE1S.
The following appointments nte Rnnouncca:
TIE Narun De Ial.t, rand l'crtgood to be senator;
NJ. RcndIttl to te Al tnssAdof to St Petersburg,
AID NJ Charles Ean,.irc IL be Ambassador to Dcf-
In.
TIE OFFICIAL JorHsiI on TIE NEW ctEiE'
rAKts, July "a.
The Journal o. -if. cons.atulates tic country On
the completion oI The FrAuco-Amestc4n e1ole- IL
sa.s: "Tne new route Of communication now
o3cucd between Fr1ce and the United BtAtcs,
WILL hcuccfor:h, render our intercourse more 1te-
nuent and our relations more Intimate IL VIII
draw ciosc, the bonds OF friendship which no"
unite the two countries"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
Selecteh Mlscellany.
THE FAMILY.
BY ELIZABETH oAKEs SMITH.

When we consider how carelessly the
foundations for the family superstructure
are laid. the wonder is. not that ruin en-
sues. but that it is not more general than
lit is now found to be-. Two persons from
two already established families separate
themselves to establish third, whose
taste, habits and dispositions are little
known to each other. and may prove to-
tally dissimilar and at variance.
In every we'll regulated household there
must be supreme head or umpire-one
to whom all may appeal. and whose deci-
sions must be final; from whom there is
no appeal; wise, loving judicious center.
who is to be looked up to as counselor,
friend. judge. Where authority is divid-
ed conflicts will arise. dissensions will ex-
ist, and these will mar the harmony of
the family, disarrange its domestic eeono-
my. and eventually endanger the happi-
ness and well-being of the inmates.
Who shall be the head of the household?
St. Paul decided the question nearly two
thousand years ago. BY asserting that
IMAM is head of the woman" and she
ought to be subject to her husband. etc,
I know the masculine arrogance of the
Jew denied the equality Of woman, and
accepted her in the aspect Of sex mostly as
Paganism did entirely. The Jews exclud-
ed woman then. as now, from the main
body of the tabernacle in worship. and
yet in the earlier and better ages she had
been recognized in thenation both as judge
and prophecies. a
My opinion is this that the man is the
rightful. proper head Of the family; that
the wife. children. and servants must and
ought to yield not only respect but obedi-
ence to him as the head and ruler of the
household; In bis place there he should
be king and priest. he should rule and
worship in the alter-place of home.
The second is loyalty.
| This involves perfect confidence and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

10 WORK TO swear away ny uo"utisuV pei
jury the life Of fellow-man. was thing
that in my innocence of the world never
thought possible. After I was convicted
and sent away to the Dry Tortugas con-
fession was got up by Secretary Stanton,
purporting to have been made by me to
Captain Dutton, on board the steamer, and
was afterwards appended to the official re-
port Of my trial This was one Of the
most infamous lodges practiced against
me. and was evidently intended as JUS
ti6cation for the illegality of my convic-
ton. never made such confession.
and never could have made it., even if [
tried"
"How did they treat you down there
to the Dry Tortugas?"
"Well I feel indisposed to say much on
that head If I made disclosures of mat
ters with which I am acquainted certain
officers in command there might find
themselves curiously compromised"
"You did good service during the fever
plague. Doctor p
"Well, / can say this. that as long as
I acted as post physician not single life
was lost. My whole time was devoted to
fighting the spread Of the disease and in
vestigating its specific nature. l found
that the disease does not generate the
poison which gives rise to the plague. -
The difference between contagion and in
fection which I have discovered, is, that
one generates the poison from which the
fever springs and the other does not
Contagfon. such as smallpox, measles.
&c.. generates the poison which spreads
the complaint Of yellow fever, typhoid fe-
yer, and other such infectious diseases. -
It requires contact with the poison, and
not with the disease to infect person,
and if thousand cases of fever were re-
moved from the place Of the disease, no
danger whatever need be apprehended.-
The fever in the Dry Tortugas was of the
same type as the typhoid, and the treat
ment on the expectant plan-that is.
watching the case and treating the symp-
toms as they manifested themselves"
Were you untrammeled in your man
agement of the sick p
mo. sir; there's where l felt the awk-
wardness Of my position. I was trammcl-
ed, and consequently could not act with
the independence physician under such
circumstances should have"
The Doctor talked at considerable length
on many other topics connected with Bis
Imprisonment. In replying to the remark
that his feelings must have been greatly
Exercised at coming within sight of his
old home and meeting his wife once more.
be said, with visible tremor, that words
were entirely inadequate to express the
overwhelming emotions that filed his
mind. 1t appears that few days before
be left the Dry Tortugas a company oi
the third artillery. who were on board a
transport about being shipped to some
other point, on seeing the Doctor walking
on the parapet. set up three cheers for the
man who periled his life for them in the
heroic fight with the dread visitation o
fever. We talked along till midnight
then retired to comfortable feather bed
and. rising with the sun in the morning
started on our homeward journey t.
Washington.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
: gslsrtsh HjajsIiisg.,' !, :.
WE ARE aRowTrulossaj.Io

-,.,3 c . 81 a..-:-teA = 10 IailG.H BIZ:
We, are growing old7755hov dd75ahov the slhspsht viz
when glance i backward bs <, assd e..s s,sez so
On some long remembered spot u. IL ~ 90.
IN the silence Of the pist: iNss ~ o'oy %
1t may be the shrine 81 our cay v6i1aas 90 q
Or the tomb Of early tealsj .'s7i ''ssd syad
But it seems like far offlass0'us; iass u biz
In the stormy SEQ Of years,
Oh wide and Wild ssre thelwS1tse tnsspsJa
Our steps from fts yses1nsts aswpi d sbslsi1s
And~e miss the joy Of nait IN hsasts aau nms
And thslight Of nGnT hfsvsd iosidns 9t|c
Forideep DER manyDA stately. .h&1Ansao a'y1rg
Have the Hhelming hillevs 5ollsd a., ne.j
That steered with, ~ from that sasly nas.kI7so5
OH friends isad ve Az gresrsias pld !I5a, sad,
Old ii the dimness of ofshsaanialia' ei, seou
'Ofour Sdaily toll and casitA.r1eiai sidauiav
Oldlin the wrsckSof l6vs and Esstr i4ssIgc.qs
Which ont basdened nethosy .heasss Ti,4 id.
Each form may wear to the paning s4eR ed 70
The bloom of lie sftsshpeH yet,.,s .asst.
And beams may brighten our latter dags !, ~
Which the morning never met. -, -. =.
But Oh the changes we have ses6 = s.'' -.
In the far and winding wsy; s oe.s -
The graves ID our path that hsvs grown kfGauGt
And the locks that have grown grsyi ~ sio
The winters still on our own my qars d'
The sable or the gold; Yss1a'e.a !.i@
But we see their SHOWS upon brighter Hair, g
And, friends, we are growing old -
{. g. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

- 1Aso vzA " es ~ = = p -7s-
The farmer Is spt to think the PROBES.
|sional man o. the merchant lives Il, sssy
and luxurious life. II many instances
their families may do %; -but with The euA-
inent and successful nan Of Nv or science
the artisan or merchant hiuself- -ssoh,
il supposition i . great uistakss ThsrA
is not under heavens broad canopy more
laborious class than these. Labor Of boz
dy and mind are theirs. and that inces..
SAINT. See, them early, late. "a 60asoh Si,d
out Of season. their whole energies dI3okg
ed 70 their several csllings, wiiAdae rett
of intssmis1ion. snd far TOO ffeqnsddy q
|Shs peemissFs wassing Of life itself. ltiG
no wonder tt sk industry. directed -
good edncstiod. (by thiai serm aedssatsdi i
mean the entire staining Of the boy y
manhood. in its most extended sense, J
and stimulated by ; lsudsbfe shtbdtion:
should lead to succew Yet, with III
these appliances. the labQrs of such msS
are often disastrous; and ifDot %, after o
life Of anxiety. their tolls no lteqnsatlp
|ly end with but the means pf . sslea1@
support. Compared with tbese. tbe teils
|of the farmer are light. Physic4 lAbpy
be endures. it ID true. and .oftsatinla ..
we're lsbor. bat his mind is easy. HtsuL
joys sound rest and good health. Hs ~
much leisure; 10 many eases mors thia 4
good. He has ABUNDANT time 70 diScpi3
politics, law, religion--eyeryt .iR iR
fact but Oh What relates to, his own mo,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

~A French mayor wished 70 be1vssy
amiahle toward a Duchess Who was fo6S,
eyed. and in making ont her passport
vroto as follows: "Eyes-dsrk. bssuti-
ful. soft, full Of expression-osee ef them
being absent" 80.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
PRINTERS INK.
A 10od Article.

THE INK with which this issue of THE
u TMIs is printed is from the GRAYS
FERRY PRINTING INK WORKS OF G. E.
ROBINSON. 1t is clear, works clean, and is
of good color. Our brother Printers can
judge of its quality by comparing it with Ink
Atom other manufacturers.
.s5t = e. WELLS,
4.4 Port Tobacco Tmes
J. A. DUSHANE, Manufacturer Of
Printing Paper, No. los. CHARLES STREET,
BALT1xoRE, is sole Agent for the sale of the a
bove Ink.
Dec. 1s, lses-3m*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

TNEA-lmperiai Tea. prime article. II
u you are not pleased with it bring it back
and your money will b. refunded. Also Gun
powder and japan Tea. For sale by
fsHs E. A. SMITH, Agent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

~BeiDg positive 10 judgmsnt to-day
! is no proof that we shsll not b. Of idt6sf.
ent opinionion TO- morrow. s .r
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
Board of Directors

Hoard Of Direct0rs:
FRANCIS NEALE, Of Neale, Harris & Co. le
S. H. CAUaHY, of Noah Walker & Co.
C. McCuLLY. Of Poumairat & McCully.
PPLrP T. GEoRGE, Of George &.Jenkins.
B. G. HARRIS. late Of Neale. Harris & Co.
Hon. GEoRGE BRENT, Of Court Of Appeals.
GEORGE P. JENKINS. Of Charles County.
GEORGE CoxBs, Of st. Mary's County.
feb 26-1y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
SERVICE AFLOAT
IN THE
Sumter and the Alabama /!
ny Admiral RAPHAEL SEMMEs, OF the
late Confederate States Navy.


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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

Pound P.r.iesy rs lrr,s2 I'd lSs,ss nosst;;S7
notion, These ioyyissd lA,ss, sxpeptelate
eopsribuse e eas po4ad & lsssk q sSSs-.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
STATE OF MARYLAND =
Fire Insurance Company ol
Baltimore.
oFF1CE:-Ho. 8 NORTH STREET.

THIS Company insures, on the mutual
Il plan. Buildings and Personal Property
against loss or damage by fire. The entire
profits returned to the policy holders.
B. G. HARRIS, President
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

18th District, Baltimore Co., Nop. 11th, 1868.
Messrs. O. P. MERRYMAN & Co.
Gentlemen II applied the Raw-Bene Phos-
phate purchased Of you last Spring on my
Corn, side by side with one of the most popu-
lar and expensive Fertilizers in the Market, and
could see no difference; yours was fully equ-
al to it, also applied it to Turnips with per-
f.ct success 1t gave such entire satisfaction
that used nothing else upon my Wheat this
Fall. l sowed the most Of it the latter part of
September, and at this time it bids fair to make
as good Crop as ever produced by the use
of Peruvian or any of the expensive Guanos.-
Il have every confidence in it. It is only to be
tried to be appreciated.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN E.. WILLIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

~Hov to paishs kuseyy anss.e
drive stssk into hin. -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

~"Captain. me jewel, /" said . son Of
Erin, as a ship was coming on the cosst
in inclement weather, Z. 9.'havsn't 70 IA al
manac on board 7" .No, l. haveu't."-.
"Then, be jabbers We shall have to take
the weather as it comes.n l. -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

E%The editor of tie Boston Msdicdk
and Surgical Journal says: 1--WE do not
vouch for the following item which has
been sent us: "A surgeon IN q distaut
place is said to. have removed . tumor
weighing sixty-three pounds. sud thinks
of presenting it to President Grant,"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
BONE DUST, BONE DUST!
GROUND BY OURSELVES,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES Also
GRI M ES'
Patent Raw-Bone Phosphate,
AT $40 PER TON.

AT $40 PER TON. ..
THE past two years have fully realized the
L RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE to be the
Cheapest and Best in the Market, and unsur-
passed by the highest priced Guanos. Its adj
aptation to Wheat Corn, Oats, Buekwheat
Tobacco, Garden Truck, Grasses &C., has been
fully and most satisfactorily tested. Finely
ground and suitable for drilling, put up in
Bags of l67 lbs. each. z.
m-READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFI.
GATES, and call at our Warehouse and exam
inc hundreds of a similar character from those
who have been using it with the most satisfac'
@. P. MERRYMAN & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers,
WAREHOUSE, 81 South Gay Street, betao.
Lombard & Pratt, BALTIMORE, MD.
Bo,Oley's Quarters, Baltimore Co. Md.
November 21st, 1868.
Messrs. o. P. MERRYMAN l. Co.
Gentlemen The Raw-Bone Phosphate
bought of you last Spring, applied to Corr
by the side of Peruvian Guano in equal guam
titles, and if there was difference at all, it wa
in favor Of the Phosphate. My Corn Crop wa
excellent. 1 applied it also upon Oats and Pc
tatoes with the most satisfactory results.
prefer it decidedly to Peruvian Guano from tn
fact, that whilst the Guano spends itself upo1
the growing Crop, the effects of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the Crops following
| Some that applied to Potatoes by the side o
Fish Manure, made splendid yield, the Fisl
turning out an abundant Crop of Vines, tn
Phosphate the Potatoes. l have used it thi
Fall upon my Wheat and at this time it look
as well as l could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
Overseer of DR.. VIM. H. Keener.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
Anne Arunds1 Co., Ma., Nov. 10th, 1868.

Messrs. @. P. MERRYMAN l. Co.
Gentlemen in answer to your inquiry as
to what think of your Raw-Bone Phosphate
purchased in July last, allow me to say gave
it a fair trial on Cabbage by the side of three
jother Fertilizers of acknowledged merit and
found it equal if not better than the other, and
at less cost. am so well satisfied with it,
intend to use it the coming Spring.
Yours, truly,
REIN HAMMOND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

Visit of a Newspaper Correspondent
to his Residence in Charles County
Interesting Interview and State
menfs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

The finest assortment of Cotton, Silk, and
Thread in the city. Extra fine Machine Oil
Needles for all kinds Of Machines can be sent
by mail. feb 12
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Supreme Court in th'
case of State of Texas VS.. White l. Childs, the Chic
Justice announced that the would not be opened
to take additional evidence. The argument on mo
ton for final decision will be argued Friday, if h.
proceedings on habeas corpus from Mississippi ant
Texas give time.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-Impartal gentlemen JUS
from Tennessee have no doubt of Mr.. Johnsons cleo
ton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I2-Commissioner Delona
Deputy Commissioner Douglass, and Solicitor Smith,
Chiefs of Revenue, absent for political purposes. Con
bureau. Since the first of October Mr.. Boutwell, has
sinking fund.- and five millions subject to the action Of
Congress. s ar sF=f-sz.: s--ss sfsEs
The Supreme Court considered the case Of Moses
Warning VS.. the Mayor and Aldermen of Mobile, in
to the Supreme Court of Alabama. The ques-
ton to be decided here is the State of Alabama
either directly Indirectly, authorize interference
with the plaintiff salt, it being imported from Eng
land, and brought ballast by ships coming to
Mobile for cotton and taxed by the State authorities
claims it cannot according to clauses in the Con-
stitution relative to commerce. ga
Hon. John A. Campbell, of Alabama, appeared for
the first time since he resigned the Judgeship Of this
court, and opened the cause for appellants. The re-
markable coincidence Of two former Judges of this
court appearing at its bar the same day occurred
to day, B. r. Curtiss of Massachusetts,, closing one
case, and John A. Campbell opening and closing
another.
Edwin I. Merrick, of louisiana, and William Yer
ger, OF Mississippi brother Of Edward NJ Yerger, of
the habeas corpus case, were admitted to the bar
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dispatches published in Tuesdays Daily
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-Boutwell in his sneeoh j..
Phiadelpha said he was aware Of the difference :
opinion as to the payment of the public debt in ~.
manner contemplated by the Administration. and vos
therefore state in single sentence that the Admins
traton's entire policy with regard to the public AL
as he comprehended it, was that the debt was ~
PAID principal and interest, according to the terms
| the contract, in CON- or that which men will rpco,
as the equivalent of coin, without any abatement rbs
ever. [Great applause "A4
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Departments and b,,,
closed. % 'D s oaAN
st. Thomas had an earthquake on the 18th Septen.
Der, almost equal to those OF 1867.
Supreme Court-Ye rger case will be heerd Fra.
as to question of jurisdiction The Brown case fin,
Texas is to abide the decision of the Yerger case
Judge Fisher in the Schurman case sustsins mstio,
ior arrest OF Judgment account of defective indp
ment. Ihere are three other counts upon which
Schurman will be tried Schurman was convicted Win
stealing notes from the Treasury and forging epa,ur
and altering them. Turner, negro postmaster At
Macon, Ga, implicated in them.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 1l.-Court of Claims met, bu,
Pierce. y '''ueA'
The President thinks the proposed purcbase Of g.
Thomas bad investment. -
large number OF cotton cases are on the nresent
docket OF the United States Supreme Court they bav
ing been taken up appeal from the Court of Claims
Many cases remain on the docket of the Court Of
oms IN which the same questions are involved az in
nose taken to tue Supreme Court Attorney General
hoar will at an early day, make an effort to advance
hese cases before the Supreme Court in order that
hose before both courts may be settled. These cases
rev out OF claims for cotton captured BY the United
states authorities during the rebellion, which was sold
ND the net proceeds converted into the treasury
= boutwell, is still absent. Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan
VII domcli at the Metropolitan during the winter
Hon. Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, is here.
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; Y T E. L E G r A PH
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Sou1h.W esIern

LONDON, Oct. l2 noon.-Consols 93B. Bonds S44
LIVERPOOL, Oct. -, noon.-Cotton dul; uplands
124@l2g and Orleans lad.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. y, afternoon.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester dull
ling-Iong 100 and short 1921. Gold 1901. Cotton
heavy at 263c
C1scisNArr, Oct. ~ Family -four IS 5o@5 rs.
Wheat-red 81 05@1 10. Corn s5@s8c. Oats 500
SIC Rye ss@9Oc. Barley 81 &C. Cotton dull, 25c.;
sales 155 bales. Whisky 81 IS. Pork $31. Bulk
meats nominaly unchanged Bacon-shoulders l6a
and sides 2oIc Lard 174c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-Cotton 4c. lower, 25c.;
sales $500 and receipts 2ol4 bales. Flour dull S. IS
@s5 1896 l2a. Corn--new 81 10 and old 81 20.
Oats CSC. Pork sss 75@34 90. Hams 25@254@2sc.
Whisky 81 30@l 321. Others unchanged. Gold 1870.
Sterling l4o4. New York sight 17T9ct discount
New York, Oct IL, evening. Cotton fully t. lower;
sales 800 bales at 264c. Money easy at 4@7Tct.
Discounts 9@9a Gold dull at 13O1@13O3
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MAILs.-We don't believe this carrying the mails
by boat in low water is going to work well it did
by the land route By the latter route were GER
tain Of it three times week, four days out from the
city. BY water the arrivals will be so irregular that
~n will hardly lsno'r whom looh for mail. Under
the old contract would have received mail Friday
morning, which left New Orleans last Monday, but as
it now, the mail will not arrive here before to-
morrow, the Lotus No. 8, if it does then We
don't like the change but have the cold consolation
of knowing that we cannot remedy the matter
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-10-13
FROM EUROPE,

MADRID, Oct. IL Official reports state that
eighteen hundred insurgents Of Reins have surrender
ed Deputies Noquaro and Palaces have submitted ia
the government. Fighting continues in Saragossa
and in Madrid great precautions are taken to resist
them. CIV
Paris, Oct, 1.-THE Emperoris going to Compeign
and will return on the Gath inst. ~ sz.rT
DUBLIN, Oct. 11.-At the late amnesty meeting
held here, an address adopted declaring the re.
fusal to release the Fenian prisoners will be re-
garded as indication that the British Government is
determined to rule by terror and not By Cancellation
MADRID, Oct 12.-Authorities Of Aragonsa call for
reinforcement. Disturbances exist in vaIentia Quiet
restored in Andalusia and Catalonia