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, 1870-07-25

= ~. es...t-i.a,,i1i, s; Exrirr J: r.stersoa. $:
ML,l: Martin, l.: G Afl-. !: Total. le- Aodes. I;
W.. !: CSs';1s III: s :; Il Tfses5 Ee;5[ ,ss Total
t-ro@r+s -1hararr sad Doukan-
isH.onvn-1,so Lu:4 And ten muufea.
nIs1tNtiC1sH1D VISITORS
On Yesterday 10th the Mutu2ls AMI NArvas1s
Eptnt the dsr In Ca!caEn, The tat1er having arrived
IN the murulnH. The viAtorE accepted the inSItA-
t."n CT Captain Billy Dean, aud IN The afternoon
1p,k IL i!yhffnl cruise upon thu lake, uu boArd
thr tug .tl}uhter." E1orts OF the part OF the
managers Of the Chicago Clnb to arrange 1os We'd
nr.dav next another game With tho Mutuals,
nnsed Of no avail the Latter refusing to take the
TWEEN yhe White Stockings and HArTavds takes
I.!sct at dexter PARK. The Arrangements Id to
i:a.ns H Ill bt the same as thNse OF SATURDAY.
CANE At Qr1ScT- ILL
From the ttrsiHt2 Hs.ald, July Fl.
The c1hilttion game Of base ball between fae
tpo tlta1 taatT clubs Of the State, fEt 81
>HllhchEi1. and the Occidental IuntuIa, OF fhi5
ci,y, n tAc u: GruGn'ls ses.eray afternoon, WAS
fes! *cA atttrt!'A ami t1cneI great deal Of In.
hr1St Thc last lye inninqn IT htluted rne ulay-
l1E. beth III batting and fielding. and was the
mast exciting that las ever talrn pace In this
GIly. The Dcftlcut2ls were uufUrtunata Al the
puisc: In losia1 onr u their heEt Ixvc:a Richari
f. En- 5n3,a M IL ,he e0 ma m2s fH~A v sickness
thas he had TO withdraw from tar rarae
anu thai Keller, who Is not End IIf.ts noY
pruIeas to fG player, was substituted, IN
biz place, discharged The nine to such aa extent
thu: they hid not get themselves into Rvsl Nurtp
GIlc1 until a. eomE encsmenf q 1ne NTH inning.
When Richardson Withdrew, SanGlies took tnc
Third bake, and Keller was given the important
p0sinn OF night nei 1nd there IL no question that
1his very change 3oa the game for the Occ:ratsl4
Al tic commencement OF t.e nTii tnn:ng Mccain
1oek the right tte!1, and Keller WAS Sent III Crur1e.
, 1870-07-25
EOIEL PERSONALS,


Among The arrivals nj the Sherman House, yes
tetdAy, vert the following: F. Sellers, pltts-
burRh; L II. Anca, O1tAwa: E L Goold and wife,
San Frnnctseo; Dr.. F. II, Peckham, Providence,
R. l.: John Hucy and wife. New Orleans: J. h.
Boone, Louisville: George P. ClApp, New YORK:
Dieiendori, New York; II. n. cnsp!n. ceveIsnd;
Q, ". Ch!lds, Philadelphia: John Laiostc, Naples,
, 1870-07-25


The pain; shop, In sbcrwooda waxnn and car
ragr factory, came near ,'ctnr DESTROYED by frr
IT,, Ut quantity OF turpenuEr and sx1ntsh Waica
SGD bern spilled upon the noor- One q Bah.
cocks Fire Etttngu.sners hapncnnR t3te ch1fved
tlcyts ID the shop ..went for IT. and suu+lued
,he Games ,,eforr they hal communicated TO the
stock Of oils And raInlsh, TINS saving from de-
ksruluou much val1Ab!e property.
, 1870-07-25

- .S-c----.-----.----~--~
z ASlTICR a TERN UF YEARS-UY H.
Lick. A,nrue-st |' '<''4' = Aotloalu
I've lots Il Wicker Fa1k. "a. front sut e,,p--
lHo lots On M!w aukct -av.. urur Snrtn.Sr
foul !rt' OF esoEth Hals,cd.tt-, nr.F 1,eiisn,v
Aho, lots South side, ~'0e"'3S-
II. NHIPPLE, IIor,,,rd I,,,.,,
, 1870-07-25

William johnson, a.ed 81 years, who rcsi.le.l on
-;cfih AlrAet street. VIA rnilatruck on the cnrer
nj that thOsuuKhfute AnF ktnzie street, yesterday
H{enluOn, anu died In about an hour Afterwards
The body was removed 10 TIT. Huron strret sta
lion, u. Witch piacc tie DEPUTY Coruncr will hold
lf1tn MI 49, -7
, 1870-07-25
COUNTY couET.

SEw QEAK1ERS
This Court Will couscuc on Monday In rs new
chamber In The east wing. Thr old chamber has
already been nearly demolished, aud y uaAsaxc
way htrIen frum tie n'ain building through It In
10 the MEat o. city wing. -
, 1870-07-25

About Quarter past O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, Policeman Householder met 4 man slightly
!ntDAlvated, ou the corner OF Clart aau South Wa
Ter Streets lie asked hlm bis name, and he sad
:: WE Michael Kelley; thai he worked the pro-
.el1rr Wright 4nd MAS Eolng to the North Side to
eet suMe lfitnds The uItlcer directed him IL
tlark street bridge, ami Kelley started. Instead
u gulng over the bridge, he walked dowu the
sseps Oh tile south s!de Of It. and, Ehen neal the
dock, Slipped and fell !nio the river. Householder
Intuenla,ely ran 10 The place, se,zel u long pole
End h:lEled 1t TO htM. With thu assistance OF
!. uolher man TIE officer nolst.d Kelley on shore,
nd teui linn 10 Goodrsch's dock aud dcl!ycreti
TIL ~ 1ht car. at HILL who said be Would see
tAat Ge MH5 lA2ceC Oh bard his boat
, 1870-07-25

LONE sIARs AND ENTlRE3.
ST. LoC1s, july IA match gamt of base bsll,
tn-sIaE, between the Lone SIArS, o{ New Orleans
aud the Empires, Of st. Louis, resulted ID the tn
unI'h of LIE futiner, by score OF - to l6. Tac
stan play with the Unions Tomorrow, and then
10 to CAIcaxu, ~
, 1870-07-25

WEST PAKKs-AssEasMKSTa
West Chicago Park cotnmisal1ners '. Cnknowu
der usI-cs u the confirmation OF the assessment
:OiL They conte iu 81 the owners OF the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Section
The 81 Charles AIR Line l;ailtoai passing through
The nTthh rst quarter u the northeast quarter OF
!hc ta1Hr seriion. They afege against th. nssess-
y tctuallS 'iupb1ed. b. ubtevtofs and otheEs for
the FurIase Ut b,uleya1i, ant that the assessors
nayc Joined the rat1roah s,npof Land win Object
Gs, ~ that nD ,itrldtOn ot the taxlton sought 70
t levied san t,e lnade. They also ohjrct that the
asstsslneuts are unequal aud unconstitutional, and
Urge technical defects III to The nutlce By the as
*.>.dfs o{ their nTocetting to as+.s7 and rs to
her appointment 1t Il Also stated that The IA
sEitnt is not levied on al the property specially
GEthtlat
Dal.,el Goodwin, as owner os the east half Of
the Aou{h "a acres Of tile talf Of the south
east quarter OF the southeast quarter Of Section H.
- y, further objects tl1as this property is not sep
stately usscsse'l
Cl41cAtlo cIty HALLWAY ART CLARE STREET AGAIN.
Malcolm McSteh :. Chicago Cay Railway Co,l-
.;9nIrany 1n"tn laying any sa!'ruaI trick anng
tiarS strrct- Thu complainant, n.sldcnt ot
Gh.'s.an County, K*. iusttqtt: the proceeding,
1rtt sUnIt aud altn!nlng tue nhrth Atx;s-seyen
;tnt, onr-tatf feet Of LII !, BiIcs 3d. O.i.tnal
TuHn, fronting un Clark street, Between Wash
tE41uu aud Madison streets, upon nlcii il bulti-
.nH,Thc whule f-jn. Worth xs5tUu, II charges
hat the company, without authority OF law, has
t tare1tena to continue 1t, the ,latnagc ot the
pr,,I,41ty NJ complainant Temporary Injunction
l>st.l. The I'LL ~ substantially tnr saMe IN that
m >lIas F. Miller, anil the suit Instituted by the
slule attorney IN f1ct
BREACH Of PROMISE or CARRIAGE
Sarah JAcuey :. David t;u:mAll. !i1sumnsit.
DGn 1ses laid ut $40 LOO. This IL All action to re-
cav.- ir aA alleged breach of promise 10 marry.
II II allrgd that defendant Aut to depart IRON
This %talc with the tAttnttunN having its ELECTS
rr!nse lEutn the Ssafe, IT. f1t Injury VI plaIutiI
AAG1ctule an attachment 1ssustl
fkIt1ION FOE pawEH,
Su San BFnW.lI Thomas DayiIs.t34, ct ais. Pefi.
tun Tor lsstxhunent III iuweE. Tae petitioner was
ihe wstl''~ VI Robert AcNnuRhtotl, who Itr,i in
le4D, After Mhlcll she nIArrlel one Ale4anJcr
ilruWn, who dic1I Ihi'tcen years siacc The iy,,-
NTN >ttRsit TO f,e RcIhtl Ii the east tall uI tht
:sLtrast quarter VI sectun 80, Is, T. III the tswn
uf Lyons
tKEsFAsS
G. ORC r. Cbx Y. Naniel Mcl,0ugall and Heu-
tatnln l. Cicavcs. TreTpaas. Damages laid ut
.5lpu.
SWEDISH sLANnER.
.rn;amtn Junse!. =. fetct flumIncFstron. Gaze.
1RalaAvs vi Il s1. A eut.l- was sued uu1 a1i It
Mould Seem mat the sui Is instituted to res3yes
.oI IN nltx'r1 san'ter. 1t Is charges! that On The
10th slIstsiA teicA.'z-t *a III tne swedish Ian
,aEe. OF AEt 10 Ficiula - iou foErs,ss pr1aoptr
yuu have l,etil ctnnch In The fut:rtsa flr twu
years." Tie w''.l ..fui fess, tn the ktnciuln VI
Sw,'!tn. mtalI.is place whGre convicted critI1-
:na-. art E0htlncii.
, 1870-07-25
GnIliuR AutaH.

4 cutting array occurred In the saloon No. G.
Afrulre s1rrct1 vt 10 O'Clock yesterday morulng
lt MuuhIetl s1I Is t;ustnye Slcks, AID tt1r one
who stathctl BIN, Christian Hamnerstrln. Dota
ataan u.srustnx xbout something which ended IN
Christian p!unEtuc kntte iuto GustAyea ar1H
l"bR. tic instrument having touehrl the hone,
.nd sohe half wAy ruund the arm. Sicks N..s at
Tended to hy Dr.. Baxter, while uammrrtrIu WAS
accommodated wlsh An apartment 1t The SHrtn
-Ascnur StAtun. lie will psoba.,ly be ATrateued
tor cAau.iuatton At the ilrun Street Pullc. Court
to-day
, 1870-07-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The prcttirxt WOMAN In New YORK,
efts< r., n. II known In our fa*atopane -r"ietv
se. he. t:i*:iu1+f> appearance and beautiful COM
;!exlcn, was nrte slltf.E. robgh-sklnE.-l G1r,
r:;sgEluer, Il ter md. frr.kr,. ;nte She pitched
,rto H&ea1I's MagneN2 Balm, End Is now ~ pretty
TT cs'InIsiext. d a. she Is charming In manners.
THIS article uytEtnnss fsrck.es- tan, talo~ness,
nloth-patchts, HnG-msrks. etc. znd makes one
!N,k ten yeats younger than they arc AeSnolia
f.aths!;un 10 make the hair plentiful, !uxursans,
iotr amt telicatr. have no nralA The hatha!Epn
prevents the hair from turning gzaF, tta+.lcA:es
uaEt!. uf- and Is the best and cheapest dressing IN
tse world
, 1870-07-25
Arrived.

SEw YosK, July 7+.-The steamship Amesaca,
Nom BfeMen, nhA n1r1ved.
The siacs.a. iron Liverpool, asT1scd at Boston
To-day.
, 1870-07-25

Testf1nony.-Tho ntis Of m others
are constautix spc1kinG III exalted tc1mS Of c1ua-
Il ep,iariou OF Tie The magical rt1rct Of MIS- VIZ
SLOW 5 Strlp fec sarshtEg infants teeth,eg-
, 1870-07-25

Abnnr O'Clock last evening : D. Johnston, who
srccnries n rootn IN UlckeJ's HtOck, corner ~
l..ke and Dearborn streets, went tG hts apart
s.:cnt Nu,i fund MI Individual therein, who hal
icItd UP lot u clothing. JOknston asked the
y Ing. he slipped uur ard rAt iown stairs, Juhn-
stun following. yelling - stop thief.~ The mau
ran 1ntU the fremont linuee, where Onlser MOI
tAn captured him anl conducted him 10 The Az.
,noFy. lie Hayc the natue OF jams Sretsoa. The
rtolhinE which he intended tu remove wus worth
atDHt tle0: rhts morning Stctson will have
Icaring Ut the Police Court.
, 1870-07-25

Salt KheuEn cured By using Juniper
II: Saar, E:aac by Caswel, Haz1ru Co, New
V0rF
, 1870-07-25

Pnrer tannginEs and WHndou
snndes, la.e4, sf.ics- Paints, rtis, clas4 and
trrsrt,- II F. E. fsi-++N y IsAT1o71-Ii.
, 1870-07-25

Perfectly Nnfe IN NIL CnScs.-Nrx.
Wt1<Iowb Soothing Syrup, for nj diseases OF
children, such ii tectnlnF, wtni collie. dc-. Is
esft, rritat,e, and harmless r-mehv, 1t no: o7ly
relieves the child lrum pain, but legUlate5 the
ktomarh and bowels, co'sett1 acidisy anil gives
tone sud energy to The whole system: gives rts1
TO The mother and heath to the child.
, 1870-07-25

Cod Liver OII.-Hazard L Caswell's Coz
Liver OH Is the hehest-AdrrT7iseh<nt.
, 1870-07-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TOR. sALr AND TO RKST-PIANos, ORGANS
z and uelodrons o1xsE- nude By MAAon i HAtpliu
banks Of Keys Aod stP. roAe~aod eAs+, Price 6aJ.
Repairing promptly attended to 4 the Ch}csso Piano
TON,
, 1870-07-25
BUyTf(Fk8 CHANCES.

/ coon sfoFE oR1fN WAREHOUSE & KAN.
~ kAkst " 9gSn The r.fosd nd u GOD VOTING
!, Z 81,
wv T. i; s;d At oafsa'n Address p o. Boz ''' Kan
! 4 ADMlSisTRAToR's SALE or 4 BOOT AND
" .st ssi' T. is6itk i E.sss ~ Pr
s9s IA es9 Ds1Ss na5 ss:5. GFxEa IT, IL
pay i1o ssln e. *aYo yearly; s.vc1A YEAR les.e.
G. 81 y 10 1 e e. s 81 u. sa Tine
1 GOOD CHAHCK-a n FURNISHED ROOMS
With irasr torss,s Gooa ';s,lity @ 4nd lsFte esoat
A FouSDRY fpR SALE. II GOOD RUNX!y0
- eTdst nd ~ so dyaf Fo;n 6a;,sesa
.es i pat .ian y ses ee z 1.s h,sss 'ar,e
eats Fl r,1s .sss U G T
4 MAS:uFHcrURINl: ,9ysINEss. TnAT AZ. Al3
81 fe. sa ,aaeg one & II Ri6H s;i sTS 81 Z az,
4 RARE cHASGK F0R REs1SFSs VI WITH
int sapss1s g r5sas nd 81 sae sei
1Ia aa..ist;d hs,f e ~ .au1 min At e:rat H. .a
eeyW;ft:ssp s. pAkEhR fSE hR.su.' .aafss ne as New iofF
DES9 5T9RE El F9K ;s SAFE !; i oSAFED 8 TIiE
stinr. aadFt Boz Is Is aaaisao IL reasons *'''n '0f
~ 1aoM1s HON. e9s ;I
lishcd, and il full Of splendid buanesa chances. and
a sty ,ad tsss ~ w W. II
Kuo,I l.. =
GOODS, LKAsE AND FEATURES. OF .THR
~ .s II d i
FL es1 sa'es1s y @ e ~ u IT,
II sh5W f' f:S5 Se1 % Ga < T address L. p
NEWLY FrTTED Up MARKET AND PORK
, 1870-07-25

ErxE travellers nrc unAcpuutntcd
with the American Hnuae, Bns'on- hui they m4y
mt he 1~are or the MANI Improvements In tris
popular houHe- Suite. Of rooms, vertical railway,
[rnch room, Glllii5d haliA. &C
, 1870-07-25

EIFG4ST FURNITURE AND LEASE OF
r. tweil::s haze on Waha!h-av.. for aAt Al bar
sain ..rtk1 t.ut obliged " leave sAr city. Inquire Il
IE SGGth CfA1k-et.+ Room !.
EtOR sALE-LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
re-'deser --Etra1ty located h2s II the lait-t I'm.
iycrr1,eEts fuFI3ffTr "Av ueE. viii h~ sold ehcsn
III ta,h A7px to c, BENTLEY. Rcom il, ID. Dsar
, 1870-07-25
ORIGIN 0P 4 st1k71NG TER

f""$ Hst -'su NtA sum 1A!F H.
In discussing the result OF the rice between
Hc!mtold and Hamburg At Saratoga, the other
day. and John AosEis>eSf supposed loszes IN old
trnr, but 1nat the outside public were ~ kho..-
.1,kett.7 This lei t. m explanation, IN ..Ictt
cisey what they mean ty the rhrs*r .4patl,nS
ur = loh" 1t had tts origin few years as0
Ii 4 Broadway s2lnou, where nl a&hnson,
WnIr1ts, declared that Tom stewar, was formerly
q shoemaker. and worried !n .ae.t street THIS, OF
cuur6e, Tom Indignantly denied. N1rr!1g 10 lay
wager Of {au ASntnst Eti1's So that he ncvcr
worked al the trade. The sIlsru1c WIS naturally
referred tor decision to Jack Nistn1er, vrt*-san
sportsman. who had known Stewart tfuEn cEil&-
lous!, and who, OF course Gtc,!erI that 1bm I'D
o{ee occppy a cabblerk bench In M'it strert, thls
decision being Dafc solely 10 ret Toms so. Tom
HAs then declared tn have tteu - slIrc nase.l,"
ald the raHy cnIusc c<l rztc sTo1i snd eooa chsu1-
uaEQE 81 his GAltNpSt.
, 1870-07-25
MACHINERY.

EoR sALE-ESG.SEs, PORTABLE. s7,r1ny.
l,,,.r Ls,si1s, 80 ~, nam heEe ysss= PAYS uip
shie-hir rntEr-. IL. H. ANHe. % south EAu nj
f'Dk SAlt--1 Sf.CtDSDH AND Is.fiONSE POW
.rIcrsatl: sl+, ntlu1, tustr stArlua arr rAs,u..
Ai1l. III T.. & J. t.ttn Is CO.. No. .; MIr;ttxsu Il,
k'uE SAlE-OSE TES.EIuRSE FILE t.St;tyF:
ltUGEkN- = -
TtOK SAlF-tjSF AND TWO HORSE TREAD
-.~r--. LITTLE E-t-i. enriEtH and :4t!-:-, E;t at
rec; nd Land: pane:c and IatchtSs. u1Txht -il.,r!r,
eatL. uHt 4El Hind III naa:'lhery. nscAists t-l. and
LllE GNLfk Bttus- = Co.. :. wrsl Wa.hiustut-.t
, 1870-07-25
7'InK 70 uV INT MtfX u . ell.alI fAlui[N. EAu d,
"l = !rstucs Eall Or acdrtss MITE a h. iii S,,u
fcLE-st. .... " ~
AISCELLANEOu

tlNuhttS l.kEALii uHTAIstI WTrunj1r
lnhacato aud u slHail r1pcnse- No fix. uI. d.
:: n s"ttkta' AaaIcss l.. y. ao1 Iii. IT,.
T. ~ bx i.:lt ts.d fur tnr PET I'll Year. AID In,
o" I4er h's olia lit !U d.rnre1s tar1nx TUX t:i;
l1ATEN1s-EDWARD F. 1iiUINS = 10: Nj
IL "s-t >iad. .snust.. ra:cnt t1i1ht A.,;ts tn,.
- strat r., !; '.s,sS s..,' z; csal
iassr aEd Fl%7 ~ iruut., tai! Aud st- n.u.l..,-.
II ANTED-1u HEt FUn LASH. LAnIhs. Axp
fttcfc.t eH!t-f1 c!ut!tI,s. by e. niis ct,+. =
'sfA+I'Eh. ~ b. VI lie Ct, can Eun ! n,f H>1
WASTkn-To BUt-AS IMPROVED F>tN .,E
y - ho arg, within htty tlltH VI Ca;r.s. worth
ifetn thTE~ I" i'ur thousand donars. AuIf..s j. IL
HILLS, IrIluns uit:rr. - -"
SEAS1ED-ALL DESCRIPTIONS u OLD Nift,.5
,. en. ~" s."i FAthrs, j~'s,Ey. old knfi. silver
AZ fg.Ge, eaifrsif:e- s1IttsEy. &C C4-h t4.1
NASTED-A luUSG Lazy. - YEAKs ui.,.
~ aone IN the world. attractive and at f.,a. d..
ts%.ano t. ko4sd A,c ~. ~ 10 iiurlr,
HtTttAAinS Ah isHn+ tsGEx. IL huslc II Ially
~ ~ teaALf, ete!. h! ID IT, a,.pr.-
estth AEa c'rsllt:t1 equal L.r 1Iall- NJ .t4:-
trL y lt.t h.tr ss s1'dowc.e faihy
N:SHlATUS. 1rihunr nrficr Chican, "
, 1870-07-25
MAGNIFICENT LAND SWIM
DIE.

m Imaginary City in West Virginia
~o1tt Ollf sa Lois by u New YorK
My&h--Eivc Million Dollars, Worth
OF tS<saE l'>t1aic tts Enrtosts tiles
Offered nr Ono nottnr u Chance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
EssI&eten Mistetany..
From the Printers Circular
THE POWER OF LOVE.
A Kafir Legend.
BY JESSIE E. RINGWALT.

One Of the most exquisite of our old
fairy tales is the beautiful story of "Beau-
ty ard the Beast The graceful inven-
ton of one Of the most ingenious of Euro
pean nations has given US the legend, with
its deep, inner moral; yet we find the
story reproduced in all essential points in
the rugged outlines of primitive legend
taken unchanged from the unadorned re-
cital of savage Kafr. The tale is un-
couth in its native simplicity but it only
needs -sfssrzssiglht; ht; tauessess .author- craft
to finish it into all the polished proper
1ions of it's French rival: and to those who
value legendary lore. the following story
will find special charm in its rude sim
plicity.
A certain king married two sisters, but
he loved and esteemed one Of them so
much more than the other, that he made
her his chief wife, and she was called the
Queen, and treated with great respect
The neglected sister was very angry at
this favoritism but she strove to hide her
jealousy and hatred under an appearance
Of loving devotion, and insisted that no
one but herself should take care of the
royal children. When the Queens son
was born, he was given into her charge,
..apd .aspd 4he 4,stt ttssssAeEaus woman displayed
much affection for the babe; but it soon
sickened and died like fate befell a Sc
cond and third child, until the Queen,
in great grief, declared that her sister
must never again touch any of the royal
children.
The King still continued to love his
wife SO devotedly, that he refused to de-
grade her from her rank. although the ac-
cidents which destroyed the successive
heirs to his title gave him the right to re-
place her by another wife, who would Sc
cure the succession to his family. At
length the unfortunate Queen gave birth
to fourth son; but she was still the vic
tim of an evil fate. for this child was form
ed like snake.
About the same time the jealous sister
also gave birth to child, strong and
handsome boy, AMI she, therefore, trium-
pied over the unfortunate Queen; but
even the charms of the pretty infant could
not win the Kings affection from his be-
loved wife; and, despite the remonstrances
of the head men of his nation, he still
maintained her in her chief rank, and
treated her with additional honors.
Years passed by, and the boy grew
lusty and active, and was named Unsimba
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
Selerten 1uetry.
SPRING..

'sThe Spring is hcre-thc delca te- footed May,
With its slight fingers full of leaves and flow.
And with it comes a thirst to be away,
Wasting in wood paths its voluptuous hours
A feeling that is like the sense of wings,
Restless to soar above these pcrishing things"
'Tis Spring-balmy Spring,
And wild flowers fling
Their fragrance DER earth 5 wide dominion
'Tis May-blooming May,
And the mind scars away
Upon Fancy's wild, restless pinion.
Let us haste to the woods,
To the green shady woods,
Where blossoms their perfumes are shedding
Where the sweet breath of morn
Upon each breeze is borne,
And Nature her carpet is spreading
Let us stray through the vale,
Where the sweet-scented gale
Blows fresh from the South's sunny-bowers; !;
Where above us is heard
The wild notes of the bird,
And the earth is garnished with flowers.
Let us go to the fields,
Where dame Nature reveals
The choicest gems of her making!
Where the zephyrs mild breath
Moves soft DER the heath,
The buds from their lethargy waking.
We will stop at the brook,
In a sweet, sylvan nook
And gaze on the waters calm motion.
Gold fish we will see
There sporting in glee
AS wild and as free as the ocean,
Thrice hail, joyous Spring:
Whose scenes ever bring
Relief to the mind sad and weary;
Who, smiling so bright,
Puts Winter to fight,
And drives him to his home so dreary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

negro to this country in the first place
the Northern man brought US here and
when they began to loose money on the
nigger they put the niger in their pock-
et-sold him down South. and then. to
keep the South in the Union to make her
pay taxes, they turn around and set the
|nigger and the mules and spoons free
and they wouldn't have set anything free
| excepting the spoons) if they could have
got the South back into the Union without
They promised him the ''forty acres
and the mule" know FIVE niggers that
starved plum to death waiting for that
mule and that forty acres. I'd like to
know where the carpet-bagger got. his
forty acres! You all remember the devil
took the Lord up into high mountaip,
and promised if he'd fall down and serve
him he'd give him the whole world, and
the old scoundrel knew all the tine he
didn't own foot of land on the continent.
The carpet-baggcrs ask me to cast my
vote to keep the white folks down. - Now
all ever wanted was to get on level
with the white man.. I never wanted to
get above him. They saya niger is bet
ter than white man in Cincinnati. Well :,
that may be the truth-in Cincinnati
But it amt true here. 1t is my interest
to stand by the Southern men. and IT'S my
wish, too. Whatever law is made to af-
feet the white mans plantation also affects
my little cotton patch in the same way. =
The threc-cent tax on cotton hurts me
worse than it does the white man. But
lit puts money in the Yankees pockets.
They want to disfranchise the white
man, and make the nigger put them into
office. Would they have passed law al
lowing niggers to vote if they hadn't
thought the uiggers would vote the Re-
publican ticket? Neuer. never, NEVER.
Who believes otherwise Not this mig
ger, certain. The Yankee brought tho
nigger here from Africa for selfish pur-
poses, and now they want to vote him for
selfish purposes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
TO CORN GROWERS.
J. J. Turner & Co.'s
AMMONIATED
Bone Superb hosphate.
ANALYSIS: !:

ANALYSIS:
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime.........29.5l
Bone Phosphate Of Lime............l0.67
For Corn, Oats and spring crops generally
it has no superior. Very high encomiums
have also been paid its efficacy in the growth
of Wheat and Tobacco the past three years,
ever since lis introduction. Composed Of the
most concentrated materials, it is richer in
Ammonia and Soluble Phosphates than any
other fertilizer sold, except our ''Excelsior,'
and is made with same care and supervision
uniform quality guaranteed. Fine and dry, in
excellent order for drilling. Packed in bags
and barrels.
Price S55 per Ton.
J.J. TURNER & CO..
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Ild.
ap l-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

Re Tom Hood died composing-and
that, too, humorous poem. He is said
to have remarked that he was dying out
of charity for the undertaken, who wished
to urn lively Hood.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

ESA boy eight years old, in one of
the public schools, having been told that
reptile lis an animal that creeps," on be-
ing asked to name one on examination
day, promptly and triumphantly replied,
ga baby"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

rARDEN SEED-Onion Cloves and Extra
" Early Peas, &C., for sale at LACEY'S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

ER-No vice more easily than lying
Supplies mans conscience. He who
tells lies frequently will soon become an
habitual liar, and will soon loose the pow-s,
er Of readily distinguishing between, the
conceptions Of the imagination and the re-
collections of his memory.