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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

HHERE will be a meeting OF the
L School Commissioners OF ST. Mary's
County at their o:issLeonard Town on
Monday, the 23ri Of May, in
slant,
for the purpose Of receiving and exami-
ming reports of Teachers for the Spring
Term. and on the following day.
] Tuesday, the cath instant,
- narpose of paying the salaries Of
bsrs. by order of the Il ard,
JAMES ii. MILES,
President
May II, 1s70-1t.
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UELMBOLD'S.

Take no other. SOD by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere PrIce 81 - per bot
tie, or six bottles Tor So SO. n-i,sred to
any acdress. Describe symptoms in ali
Communications. Address
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Ii. L. HELMBOLD.

Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadsoay. Ner Fork.
S None are genuine unless dine ND in
s'esi-ensraved wrapper with fsc uni g 4
my Chemical Warehouse, and sind Il
I HELIB0LD.
May u. icsc-ly...
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The French Pieeisesss; Ballo, h.s resulted in O..
yer Of NsIo,eoa III. by a. overwhelming vs,e.
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6 h Election District.

Justices ef'rHf<a'.--XAaxx c Graves,
An irew NJ Garner aud Richarl II Rec
der
OFFICER Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jones.
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3rd Election District.

Justices Of the Peuce-Z,cheus TIP.
petit, Charles Camalier, Robert II Wa
then aud j. + Morgan.
Officer Of Reyis'ratioa-S,ephcu Fox
Wei.
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NOT ICE,
COMMISSIONS HAVE BEEN RE.

HUNNISSIONS HAVE BEEN RE-
~ ccivea by the Clerk If the Cncui,
Court from HIS Execllency. the Govern
or, for the following gentlemen:
LIST Election District.
Jas'iccs Of the Fcace-A c Tennisson.
Francis J Thomas AID David w TYLER.
Officer IF Registration john 4 Dun
bar.
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CV'cer 81 EfgiSrf'on-Stephe Jones.
CorOners-John Il Russell anu Samuel
Tuhman.
Tho several gen'lcm n named are re-
questel to appear before the Clerk ( the
Circuit Court and ia !ify rs required by
the constitution and laws 0: tie State Of
Mary land.
JNO. \. CAVALIER.
Clerk.
May 10, lS10-l'
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
I. raSSannn s.
john Euca y Co
Charles Drrt&
Martha Il Gamer. aimrs i b n
OF Edward Tulman & others.
In the Circuit: Court tor ST Mary's County.
sitting rs a Court o. Equity.
No 1875 \ T..
ARDERED. this ll,h day of May,
~ 1870, that the Auditors Reprr, tilel IN
this cause. be ratilicI and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before the
2Ed Monday Of june next provided
copy OF the nrsicr be published III the ~ Ma
rvs Bcacoa once week for three successive
weeks prior 20 the said 2ud Monday Of Juno.
JNO n CAVALIER. Crk.
True copy-rest:
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk,
may ~. ls7o-s~.
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MAR l'Lf
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Court Of AL
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the oincc Of /!
Appeals.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Charlotte Hall district, Nay 2nd,
Of paralysis, GEORGE ALVEY, in
the 9th year OF his age.
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Cure Of Bladder and Kiiacy 16cciio.
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Rev. WILLIAM COGSWELL. West
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Conn
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End Election District.

End Election District.
Justices II the Peace-John " Hebb.
james A Wise. George N B,Lanan and
Thomas Dent.
'QsSoer Of Reyis.rutioa-william c
Abel.
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mere or less.
Also, the undivided iateres, in one half
of one-third Of tract of land called aud
known a. PART ST.
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May IL, 1S70-ts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15
Illegal Voting.

The Democratic leaders-the C0ur-
ier at their head-haye been making
. great cry over their defeat in this
county on Tuesday last They have
insisted that they were beaten by the
importation Of negro voters from
Kentucky. This is all moonshine oil
the most Transparent character. We
do not believe there was any illegal
votes cast by colored men. There
were no more cclored voters than the
census returns show actually reside in
the county. Every intelligent man
who has kept his eyes open, has
known that there were over Eve
hundred eolored men in the
county entitled to vote, and
no more than this number voted. The
entire vote of the county this year
was 6,543. The vote Of the county in
1868, two years. ago, was 6,600-one
hundred aud fifty more than were
cast this year. All the fuss made by
the Democrats, over the importation
of negroes from Kentucky and other
points, is simply blowing, for the pur-
pose of concealing their own want of
energy in conducting the canvass. or
the peoples want of confidence
in the integrity and ability of
that party. The truth is, the
Republicans were thoroughly or
ganized, understood the situation
clearly, and were able to bring out a
pretty full vote. The Democrats de-
pended on "clap trap" and gasconade.
which had tendency to disgust their
own followers. The consequence is,
they failed to get out full vote, and
were beaten proportionately. We will
add for the consolation of that party
that the Republicans design keeping
up their organization, and propose
hereafter to fight their battles with
trained soldiers rather than with raw
recruits, while the latter will always
be welcome to the ranks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15


The canvass in our neighboring
State of Illinois is growing warmer.
Logan has left his cabin and is on the
war path. He has a long list of APP
pointments.through:the Southern part
of the State, and his war hoop will
make the Egyptian hills and valleys
fairly resound. Other speakers are
hard at work, and the whole State
will be canvassed thoroughly. 1t is
the first election held under the new
Constitution. and we have some curl
osity to see how the minority repre-
sentation feature of the new Corsti-
tuition will be found to work practi-
cally. 1t is a novel and somewhat
complicated provision, but most ex-
cellent Oneis it can be made to work
smoothly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

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Two. cent stamps on receipts are no
longer required, this tax having
ceased on the first Of October, and
likewise the stamp on notes for less
than one hundred dollars has been
abolished. A third stamp removed
is that formerly required upon the
transfer or assignment Of a mortgage.
All these, but especially the second,
are calculated to relieve the laboring
classes, whose paper is, as a rule, con-
fined TO small promisory notes. Yet
some of our Democratic cotempora-
ries insist that the Republican party
is multiplying the burdens Of the
laboring classes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

Two years ago. e. f. Dickinson Sc
cured his election to Congress from the
Ninth Ohio District. by the issue of
fraudulent naturalization papers from
his own Office, while acting under the
official oath of a Probate Judge.
His party regarded the trick as cred
liable to his shrewdness. and renom-
mated him this year for recollection.
The people, however, of bis District
took very different view of the mat
ter, and voted Mr.. Dickinson to stay
at home. They wisely conclude that
if he would cheat as a candidate, he
would also swindle as a Congressman.
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Letter OF his Majesty the King or
Italy 10 HIS Holiness Pope PIOus
X, Eeqt by Count POnzR di San

Letter or BIS Majesty the King OF
Italy 10 HIS Holiness Pope PlOus
X, Eeqt by Count POnza di San
Martin9s laauI
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
VENICE, September %.
The following is the letter sent by
the King Of Italy TO the Pope:
"MosT Holy FATHE2: / address
myself again to your Holiness, as l
have already done several times, with
the affection of a son, with the faith
of a Catholic, with the loyalty of a
King, and with the true spirit of an
Italian. A whirlRind. full of dan.
gers, threatens Europe. Aside from
the war, which desolates the heart of
the continent, the revolutionary party
grows in holiness and audacity, and
prepares, especially In Italy and the
Provinces governed by your Holiness,
the most serious offenses against mon
archy and the papacy. | know, Holy
Father, that the greatness of your
mind would never be unequal to the
circumstances; but |, being Catho
lie and Italian King, and as such the
custodian and guarantee, by the will
of God and the people, of the desti-
MES of all Italians, feel it my duty to
assume, in the face of Europe and the
Catholic world, the responsibility of
maintaining order in the peninsula
and safety for the Holy See.
" At present.. most Holy Father.
the state of feeling of the population
governed By your Holiness, and the
presence of foreign troops, come with
various intentions from different
lands, are sources of distur bance and
dangers, that are evident TO all.
Chance or passion might lead to a vic
lence and effusion of blood which it is
my duty and your duty, Holy Father.
to avoid aud prevent. a--al.e
/ see the inevitable necessity. foFal
the security of Italy and the Holy See,
to advance the troops, already on the |
confines. to those positions which must /
be held in order to secure the safety i
Of your Holiness, and to maintain \
,rder. Your Holiness must not con-
ider this precautionary measure an
let of hostility. VIZ
MY Government and my troops
viii preserve absolute conservatism,
the rights of the Romans.
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NEW BOOKs.

We are indebted to Messrs. Harper
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Robert Clarke & Co.. of Cincinnati,
for the following publications:
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

TIE defeat of the Democracy last
Tuesday was the result of their mac
ton. With seven hundred negro
voters to aid the radicals, their vote
is scarcely increased three hundred
over the number cast for Grant two
years ago. Hundreds of Democrats
did not vote at all.-Courier. ~.
This being the case why didn't you
stop your bowling about importatiens
and fraudulent voting? IT hundreds
of Democrats didn't vote, abuse them
and not the eolored men WHO did
vota
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

THE NEW TIMOTHY. BY william NJ
Baker, author Ct "Inside," THE Virgin.
tans in Texas" &c. New York: Harper
d Brgthers. sttE aasut eisi
The design of the author seems to
be, to point out some of the defects of
the means adopted for the salvation Of
the world By the preaching of the gos-
pei. To impress this more powerfully
upon the minds Of the people, he has
chosen the outline of a story upon
which to hang his suggestions.
The story is located in one OF
the Southwestern States, and con.
sequently offers ample opportunities
for delineation Of the grotesque pecu-
liarities Gifts people. The volume is
we'll printed and bound, and will. 70
doubt, have a large number or read
ers and admirers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

CAPT. LEVI FERGUsoN.-We ara
gratifed to learn that Capt. Ferguson
has been reelected Auditor of Pike
Ccuoty. His majority is seUen-small,
indeed, but still enough for all prae-
teal purposes. This is a great trl-
umph on his part, considering that
the county went Democratic by about
100 ynsiorifv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

TaH CtaFfef Rooster has the Van.
derburgh gripes, and seems Utterly
unable to crow over the Democratic
victory nthe State. Come, neighbors,
cheer up, aud trot out the sleepy bird,
we wish to see how he looks after his
lo9g retirement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

SPITE WoRK.-We have heard of
some few instances of spite work in
duIged in by defeated candidates.
This will only strengthen the Repub
licaus and induce them to put forth
yet greater exertions in the next can
vass. We rather like these NANTES.
tations, they show what our oppo-
nents would do if their power was
equal to their maleYolence.
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RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
CHURCH NOTICES.


Trinity NJ. e. ChUrch.-Sunday School
and Bible class at AN. Preaching by the
Pastor, L. B. Carpenter at 10 An. and P.
II. Class meetings at 2and Pm. Teachers
meeting Monday evening at Z o'clock.
Ia0ls Street n e Church.-sunday
school at An. Preaching by the Pastor
at 1917 AN. and Z pm. Local meetings
during the week as usual.
Walnut Street Pfcsbytsrtan Church. =
Sabbath School and Bible classes at 9 A, n.
Young Mems Association at Pm. Owing
to the absence ofthe Pastor at Synod, there
Will pe no preaching tomorrow.
Pine Street Pres5ytertaG CEasrch.- There
will be no public serylcesin his church to-
morrow, on account offhe absence Of the
Pastor at Synod.
The PII ish Of the Holy IaslOeeHts.-Thls
church wiH be opened for divine service at
q the usual hours. -to-msrEow. in the morn
ing at half-past- ten o'clock, and In the
evening at half after seven.
The sittIngs in this church are all per-
fectly free. rlaas
Is Sc. PauI's Protestant Episcopal Church.
The services in st. PauPs Church Will be
omitted tomorrow, in consequences OF the
absence of the Rector, who is at Camel
ton over Sunday.
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nATOHEl.GlR,a WATR IL.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

Mr. Stephens returns TO the charge
in the October RiverSide with one OF
his fable froutspieces. this time of
The Rat in Retirement" The serial
stories by It. r. Stockton and Miss
Hele are ontinued. aud Hans Ander-
son has a contribution peculiarly ap-
propriate, in 'sDanrsh Popular Lee
gends." matter in which he of all
men is we'll posted. As Winter is
drawing near. Mr.. Arthur Gilman,
who has been describing bees and
their habits during the Summer. now
writes of their Autumn and Winter
management. Round the Horn aud
Back again, is description of a Voy-
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which will stiffen hair. Some very
pretty pictures help to make this an
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Published by Hurd & Houghton. New
York. 7seoa eaat-.-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. l4.-From
the incomplete returns of the Leois-
latiye vote the Republican msjorilv in
the State Senate, is reduced to one
and in the House to twelve. The off,
oiat count to be.made to-day may alter
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

speeches, LETTERS AND SAYINGS
OF CHARLES DICKENS TO which Is
added a sketch OF the author by GEORGE
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We especially commend Mr.. Dickens
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SRLF ENERVATION.

Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental EnervatiOn-loss of bodily vigor,
courage, and ambition = the cause and
cure-with sanitary aid for the feeble and
desponding. Sent free, In sealed envel-
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Box p, Philadelphia Pa. ma23 3m SD n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Socla
Evils. and the prOpuety Ortmpropriety o.
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel untitled Tor matrimOntal
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION 6ox n
Philadelphla, Pa. Bepl9, DC W3m