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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb. ..

TIE lloure cenm3ttee On Military !asalra was
1o,ca5 sEg1Fsd 10 IN thyestsatioan Of Tue alleged
9H'eo o. csoefsh'rs. OILY one Nltuess Eas eI-
antneo and he positively fettlued ths. member
OF INC toule st the last Congress sold naval
apP.ln..nent LOT -. The Jouth, horcyeI, did
not pats e4aHlcAtlon, md The rafe1t lost hts
money.
A Hfs*kHe has reached The War n,,,+.n.n%
signed ~ the chiefs Of the A..ckees Grps ysntrrs
and Aancaus !noian tribes, directed to ueasrai
and wania. Tucy stste inst, 10, rltssSnd,n1 fne
rrcztisa they have 4 atc WITH the Rovctnsncat M
sesy Ss ,asT ,s5 Ias was
protect tnemtelses against their enemies, rne
sioux, with whom they could oe frcnas, ii 1neJ
sne3 e9o oea I'D sadn beea as1ea Dc to d Ths9
viii pltnty Of f., escon, oeet bread
empty ttoaachs and not oIly are The Sioux ted
hut they ride on horses and mules etoien ~ tne:!
n tnstt ose.: Eath,5 nseee ;,.1 ~ 1e o. rn1es t
d:roa wou'd be better they would initiate tnsi! M
enemtes, OF even totn them and xar Upon tht
Tanted Kssr aS aoou, ensasy ME. anose
River. nad been gwen to the Sioux, Hho dersi
al TIE adv&1tsges which should Be the:sE WY
Mood,, General s,aEley, commanding tbs Md
tse, 11e M.tncs Of Daso:a Territory, H1ite
eaas M, ;ss -, ,n.,! .a;ensst too.,
.ne1n hs had heeu t..in9 70 d,s!odgc- They ver,
rpeeoaNfE sps aod cutting do1n the best timber Of
-..A ~ - oeeiuet, arc unlicensed RAQt11
EEn u tnen keentoE Ron1s 10 ttAde with tbs IL
aIa1 n regard 70 the larEE reservations rsc
poeea o. INC Gtot sea,rel Maudsns and.Aftct
80 ,.n, T. eorrs sr Eroara eo1oe1ca to the so11
1unEER asooods By tre1sy OF Ju.J, 1865 Al il
E1aAe 5s soGx ats al tala tim. aiuo.t III On ii
M11h t.ls ~ r. y me proposed reaerrAttonf,
Ecf0 OF uoops. to pat then, IN postes.:on.
Abpkxss 70 Tue coLnaEn rEur1x
The tauohA Executive Conrciifee 1Se,-r.a =
DoE1!p4+ President. and +. q. Ho.cbo1.s Sec,e
t0ty+ have l1tutd The following a5orrx1 II ftns -,
o.Ed PEOPLE OF The United S.a!cS: ~ ~
"Youf SssioEti Executive Comca,yea r-r,,A
hy Jnu In NatioaAl Convection 4SsemS]en ,sn+
sFg II, 16t9, TO urge ltE.slAuoa looklrp 10 =
educational, Ha,et1al and pa!itlcal 1a.r.cssa {
me colored people Of The ns,,or, deem lsst III
Eave at length arrived 10 the rrpSresa 0. the:r I
1ar1l. Al tho p.o5ao.c political coosucuauaa
their hopes. IN 20 fA d the organ
Aw of the republic u concerned tx
rtcoE..xe that .-csiftd result IN 4
suuctp2ted announce ment Of tha RATIFICATION
the Fifteenth Amendment TO the Federal Cons
s9tion, which iofb,ds Any aor.dsement Of ihs rE
1ssrntaGe On &ccount ct fnce. colot, OF prtsto
condition Of apy citizen q r1t United btsts
TheJ teei that tine amepdacot should, IN the e.
NATION of oo!n1ed men. transcend in impo1tE
-ovs1 the 1eTcsed declaration OF our nAsionA luo
, 1870-02-10
INSURANCE STATEMENT3. 5
STATgaEAT Of THE CONDITION
Travellers Insurance C0l!DdnY,

JE. PATTERSON. F7r-iarnt-
NIHSkf DESNiS. He-fr:4rx
1AK5f fIEr Conn.,. H. Il, l9;V.
STATH OF COEFkEIIuUT.t .,
t10c@Tr Gg HAE1TuaD. -...-.
Then l.arot.ny .rr~.rea JAxEs G. F41TEnsos.
Fscridttt aad Rrr*Er nkS<ts. Se-Tets:y- and
ny sde oath that the neovr At stemeht. by them sub
is tue I? :helr h4-s knuwiat~ sd
Asroe'es tn ~ r!Eci1El parre II ihe SoIthEts
JnIaN CtLyEK G.nrtal CITY Asent. EbI..so.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
The Great Pictorial A nnual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1871,
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States and all civilized countries of the West
ern Hemisphere, will be published about the
first of January, and all who wish to under
stand the true philosophy of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions il contains
In addition to an admirable medical treaties on
the causes, prevention and cure of d great va
riety of diseases, it embraces large amount of
information interesting to the merchant, the
mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter,
and professional man; and the calculate. ms have
been made for such meridians and ATTITUDES as
are most suitable for correct and comprehen-
sive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HoStetters Stomach Bitters, the STA
pie tonic and Alternative OF more than half the
Christian world, are fully set forth in its pages,
which are also interspersed with pictorial illus
trations, valuable recipes for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instruc-
Give and amusing reading matter, original and
tsected. Among the ANIMALS to appear with
the opening of the year, this will be one OF the
most useful, and may be had for the asking
The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter Smith, on
receipt of a two cent stamp, will forward CO.
Ply by mail to any person who cannot procure
one in his neighborhood. The Bitters are sold
in every city, town and village and are extern
sively used throughout the entire civilized
world.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
THE War I'm Enrone.

The news received on Tuesday, the latest
We have, from the leading points Of informa-
ton in Europe concerning the war was very
meagre. The usual cannonade is kept up
around Paris. but without appreciable results.
Tho German forces under Manteuffe have
followed up their victory over Faidherbe at
Pont Mill. by vigorous pursuit, which will
probably result in annther engagement
There are 10000 Germans at Blois and 90
900 at Orleans, and the conduct Of the troops
is represented as being exceedingly reckless.
Both cities have been subjected to consider
able pillaang. Mazieres is again threatened
with siege, being now surrounded with 49,
900 Germans. Another royal assassination
plot has been discovered at Versailles, and 200
persons arrested on suspicion.
The bombardmeut Of Fort AKRON, the most
advanced French work on the east Of Paris
has been commenced. The fort is six miles
from the city walls.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

DETERS' MUSICAL MONTHLY for January
l. has arrived, and is, as usual, brimtul Of
good music. There are plenty of good voices
and natural singers, and not few instrumental
performers among the readers Of the Times
We, therefore, think we do real service by
directing them to the above named musical pub
LEGATION. In the December number there are
twenty pages Of vocal music, both sacred and
secular, and sixteen pages of instrumental
music.
THE CONTENTS ARE:
Kiss Me Goodnight Mamma. Song and Cho-
rus, by Will S. Hays.
Father is Dead, and Mothers so Poor. Song
and Chorus, by Oh. E. Pratt.
Stay Home with Me tonight Tom. Song and
Chorus, by H. Tucker.
You could not help but love her. Ballad, by
VIM Dresser.
Judge Not; there's pardon for us all. Sacred
Song, by J. S. Cox.
Darling little Belle. Quartet for mixed voices
by D. F. Tully.
The Lord my pasture shall prepare. Solo and
Quartet, by Mozart.
While with careless course the sun, etc. Quar-
tet, by J. Concone.
Defend the Rhine. English and German
Quartet, by Wilhelm.
The Departure. English and French. Quar-
tet, by VIM. Dressler.
Wedding Bells Polka.....-..........by J. Fecht.
Little Romp Quickstep.......b J. Harmistoun.
The Gay Cavalier Schottishe. ....by A. Prevot.
May-Day; or New Picnic Polka, by La Hache.
Love by Moonlight. Caprice, by Oh. Kinkel.
Your newsdealer will order it for you, or the
publisher, j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
York. will send you copy if you will send
him 80 cents. Price So year; 81 SO for six
months.
We will furnish the Times for one year, and
Peters Mu,ieal Monthly for six months, for
So. Dec 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

n@ Since Friday last, the 23d instant, We
have received no mails from Washington at
this Office. On the morning Of that day the
mail steamer, on hsr downward trip deliver
ed, IS usual, the mai! At Glymont, but failed
to stop on her return. Since that time we
lssrn that navigation upon the river between
shisfplace sud Washington has entirely stop
ted-s report reaching US that all attempts
- brsak the ice BY the mail steamer At Wash
ington have proved Intellectual. The one
Aorse-maI, ltri-weekly), connecting with
Washington by way Of T 3, has brought Us
nothing. We think the authorities might
have dispatched at least portion Of the mails
which have accumulated at Washington
by this route until other and more satisfacto-
~ arrangements could have been made, but
1t seems even this slight consideration has not
been shown US. We hope. however, that
some temporary arrangement will be made to
furnish us mail facilities until the opening Of
the river.
We are indebted to Vivian Brent, Esq, for
copy Of the Baltimore Sun Of Wednesday,
which is the 6rst paper We have seen since
the ice blockade began. From this we have
endesvored to Gull as much of the general
news Of the day a. possible, and we hope our
ssaders will, under the circumstances, excuse
the limited amount Of reading matter which
40 are enabled to offer them this week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
spEc1ALrIEs OF THE ECLECTIC.

Science.-It is believed that in this DEPART
ment the Eclectic is more comprehensive and
complete than any other Magazine in the world
not exclusively devoted to the subject
BiOgraphy.-There is no department of
Literature more important and at the same
time more generally interesting than Biogra-
ply. In this department therefore, will be
found sketches of most of the famous men Of
present and past times. ss.'R
Bellies Lettres.-Polite Literature in ali
its branches is represented by the best selections
which can be CLEANED from the whole field Of
periodical literature abroad.
FiCtiOn.-In this department the best Cur
rent Literature of its class is found, comprising
occasional Serials by the best contemporary
novelists, but chiefly the short stories for which
the English Magazines are deservedly celebrat-
ed.
General Literature.-Under this head
are embraced all those subjects which elude
special classification instance, the fine
Essays on Political, Social, and Literary Topics
which fill the English quarterlesand monthiies.
Editorial Departments.-TheE Editorial
Departments are Literary Notices, Foreign Lit
erary Notes, Science, Art and Varieties. They
have been remodefted and extended, so as to
embrace every possible topic, and there 70 10
other eclectic publication which eren attempts sueA
| q synopsis fe
IlIustrati0ns.-Av very fine Steel Engrav-
ing on some subject Of general interest, either
Historic, Portrait or Ideal, emhellishes each
number. These engravings are executed in the
best manner and by the best artists, and are Of
permanent value.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
STEEL ENGRAVING
General ROBERT E. LEE.

UBSCRIBERS renting 81 for one years
- subscription to The Southern Press, an IL
Illustrated Weekly Journal of 40 columns, will
receive an elegant Steel Engraving of General
Robert E. Lee, "a l9 inches forwarded in a
secure case, postage paid by US. This number
contains finely executed likeness of Gen. Lee,
engraved by skilIful artist, from photograph
expressly for The Press, with noutline of his
life, and an account of his obsequies. Single
copies (if ordered early) forwarded to any ad-
dress on receipt of 10 cents. Energetic Can
vassers wanted in every county in the South,
to whom liberal list of premiums is offered in
this ISSUE Address:
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,
Dec 80 Baltimore, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of fer iacias issued ou
ID OF the Circuit Court for Charles County
at the suit OF b. P. Donneiley. against the goods
aud cl,attl-s. lands and t-Dements of G. n
Hamilton, and to me directed. ] have seizet
and taken in execution all the right. title, claim
interest aud estate. at Ia W aud in equity Of tn
SAID C. H. Hamilton, in aud to the following
property. to Wit:
All that piece or parcel Of land. comprising
the farm OF ,chich said II. Hamilton re
sides. composed of one tract part of a t''ac
or parcel of land. called Hilton Hill, con
tanning Fire Hundred Acres, more or less
And hereby give notice, that
On Thursday. the 18th day Of January.
1871,
at the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, in
the afternoon, will offer for sale the said pro-
perty, SO seized and taken ~ execution, D,
public auction, to the highest bidder, for CASH.
JOHN r. MURRAY, Sherlff.
Dec. 26, 1870 [dec 3O-3t]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
The Sp0tswOOd Hotel In Richmond, Va
Burned to Ashes.

IL H.
Burned to Ashes.
On the morning of Christmas day, at about
2 o'clock, the night Waterman at the Spots
wood Hotel, on going up stairs discovered
fire in II room used as pantry. The duor
was broken down, and the flames were seen
crawling up the walls and licking the ceiling
with their fiery tongues. The cry Of fire was
Immediately raised in the house, and the halls
were in few minutes filled with frightened,
stupefed, half clad people, throwing open the
doors, aud otherwise clearing the path Of the
was observed on every one Of the five hYors,
aud the passages were choking with hot air
and ashes. The scene was now one of indies
crbable terror. Men women and children
were in the burning building, aud all who
were awake were striving to get out. With
fire OH every side aud smoke-bIinding, sul-
floating smuke-penetrated everywhere, this
was no easy task to those not thoroughly
acquainted with the landmarks. The screams
ouu VI euS ICISilCi tiIC
self-possessed. The weak were either trampl-
ed under foot on the narrow stairs, or sank
where they stood paraIyzed by fear, waiting
for relief. Fortunately, however, there were
those within who retained their presence of
mind. and those without bold enough to risk
the danger to save human life. There are
eight persons known to have lost their lives
by being burned. A strong wind swept the
flames westward, aud the sparks aud ashes
dew all over the city. causing serious appre-
tensions lest there should be fire in remote
places, while the services Of the 6remen were
needed where they were. A number Of build
ings adjoining the hotel were ais, Destroyed by
the levouring element, causing heavy losses
to insurance companies and individuals.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
The Georgia Elections.

AUGUSTA, Dec 27.-Electiou returns come
iu slowly, but confirm the election of Demo-
Gratis to Congress from the lst, 81, 9Th, 9Th
aud 7th districts, with the chances iu favor OF
Lawton. Democrat, in the 4tl. The vote is
very close far as heard from. In the q
district the returns are against Tiff, the late
Democratic incumbent, aud in lavor OF White
by, Republican,. The Legislature will be
largely Democratic. The returns indicate a
heavier Democratic gain than was expected.
Both Republicans aud Democrats charge
frauds in the election.
ATLANTA, Dec. 27.-The Radicals concede
that Georgia has gone Democratic by $4,000
to 10000. Thus far only two Radical Srna-
tors are elected, b"th c"l're,l. The Demo
Gratis have maturity in the House aud III the
Senate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOERNAL, an IL
l. Illustrated, First-Class Family Magazine,
devoted to the ':Science of Man." Contains
Phrenology and Physiognomy with all the
''Signs of Character" and how to read them ;
Ethnology, or the Natural History of Man
Practical Articles on Physiology, Diet Exer-
else and the Laws of Life and Health. Por-
traits, Sketches and Biographies of the leading
Men and Women of the World. are important
features. Much general and useful information
on the leading topics of the day is given, and
instructive Pictorial Magazine published. By
special arrangement we are enabled to furn.
ish the chronological Journal and the Times
together for 81 90. We commend the Journd
to all who want good Family Magazine, and
who does not?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
To the Editor Of the Port Tobacco Times:

know nothing that gave me more pleasure,
during my visit to Alexandria, than the kind
reception met with in the Dry Goods Store
of our old friend, ROBERT l.. WOOD. That gen.
tleman seems to be especially adapted to the
manners and customs of our people. The: e
was in the proprietor, and his very gentleman
ly assistants. desire to please, and from their
well stocked shelves they were enabled to suit
all classes and tastes. noticed that the small
est wants of those who came in: with their
hard earned shillings, were attended to SO care
fully us apparently to make the poor MAN feel
that the pleasure Of spending his money more
than compensated him for the toll endured in
earning it.
We learn from your advertising columns
something of the nature and variety of Mr..
WOODS stock, and recommend all who 60 to
Alexandria to purchase Dry Goods to call and
see him. CHARLES COUNTY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
rhe Immirr.,,on olu..,,or.

It would be we'll to consider thoroughly
the question of Immigration before adopting
any particular scheme to procure the much
seeded supply of intelligent, hardy and in
austrious laborers to cultivate the waste places
of our county. II it is conceded that immi-
grafton il necessary, we would urge the i'm
portance Of free and full interchange Of
views on the subject among our people as to
what means should be adopted to effect the
object. Let this b done at our public meet
7ngs and through the columns Of the county
newspaper. which are ever open for the dis
cussion Of matters for the public good. We
would prefer to hear and publish the views
Of others more immediately interested than to
offer any Of orr own on the subject, and in
the absence of any thing to offer from any
Of our intelligent and public-spirited contri-
butors, we copy the following article. 1t is
from the pen of Col. Luther Giddings, editor
Of the Anne 4yundd Aduertiser. Col. Gid
dings' views are always entitled to respect,
and particularly so on the question Of Immi-
,.....;on ,,;,b which no has had r-.ct;c.l ex.
sauon' WIN ""'o" =. '"' "su p'"s''',
perience.- After speaking Of the late Con-
vention and its proceedings, be continues:
Th.. nothing. more definite or nractical
w,s accommodated wa. owing to the haste
T;th which The deliberations Of the business
en,nmi,tea and Convention were necessarily
co,,ancted Under the circumstances we
,h;nk th.t the Convention acted wisely in at
~, ..,;no nothino more than the establish.
mant az the Central and County Societies
.irh. International Immiorant Gn;onn WAS
.s1a - a. tho nnclens &c the ORGANIZATION
s;m,,ly because It was an existing orporation.
snnpo,ted in and bv the city Of Baltimore
~ 81 49,. .,,,,. .renc;.,s .ira.d, !,
~. s Jis Abroad We now look for an en-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
$500 REWARD,

THE State of Maryland Mutual Fire Insur-
i ance Company of Baltimore will pay FIVE
rest and conviction of the person or persons
who on the night of the 7th or morning of thu
9Th Of November, 1870, set fire to the Store
House at Budd's Creek, at the time occupied
by Daniel j. Payne. y
B. G. HARRIS, President.
Dec L. 1904
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
CENSUS OF MARYLAND.
The Population Of 1870 and 1860.

=
The following returns OF the census in Mary
land have been compiled by the Deputies of
United States Marshal G"ldsborough. They
show the total number of inhabitants (white
and colored), the number of farms aud manu-
featuring establishments, and the number Of
dwellings in Maryland in 1870.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
Disastrous Fire In Harrisonburg.

At 4.3O on Christmas morning fire broke
ut in Harrisonburg, 10 the Valley Of Virgil
mia. 1t originated 10 very large wooden
building in the centre of the town known AS
The washington Tavern" which, together
with portion OF the business section of the
town, was destroyed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

Worcester were divided, portion of each
county having been taken'to form the pres
ent County of Wicomico., IN 1860 the pop',-
in 1870 the population of Somerset, W"rces-
ter and Wiconico is 50,516. showing an in
crease in the country represented by Somerset
and Worcester of $685.
REHABILITATION.
The following shows the aggregate Of the
returns for 1870 and 1860, with the increase ::
1870........................ 78l, 051
1901. ,U4S
Increase. .......................... 94,005
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

TOUND.-A pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES
were found by gentleman, near Port To-
bacco, during the late ssion of Court. The
owner can get them by paying for this adver-
tiscment.
Dec 30 l87(-lt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30

Steel Engraving OF Gen. Robert e. Lee.
An advertisement in another column OF
this issue, offers Steel Engraving of General
Robert E. Lee to subscribers to The Southern
Press, this number of which contains large
wood-cut with an outline Of his life
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1870.

~ We hope that each and every one Of
Siif patrons and friends have spent pleasant
and happy Christmas-one tempered by that
due'restrsint and moderation, which, in the
end, will ever be. found most conducive to
true social enjoyment. It DOW becomes Us to
tender to each and all our sincerest wishes for
sshappy New Year larits 81 = 5sssF 's&
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
DIVINE SERVICE.

LIST Sunday after Christmas-Feast Of the
Circumcision-Christ Church, Port Tobacco,
IL a. m. e.,
Friday, January 6th-Feast of the Epiphany
Christ Church. Port Tobacco, II a. m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
ttIhc Oldest and Best Of the Eeleeties."
Eclectic Magazine
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
New Volume begins January, ISL

NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
'TNHE Eclectic reprints the best Essays, Re-
views, Stories and Scientific Articles from
the prominent English, French and German
periodicals. Its selections are very carefully
made, and for more than quarter Of centu-
~ it has maintained its position Is the leading
exponent of foreign contemporary thought.