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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TNHE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONS
j ERS will meet in Port Tobacco,
On TUESDAY, April 25th,,
for the purpose of receiving Teachers Reports.
Teachers attention is particularly requested to
the following Teachers are required to make
due return Of Reports to the Board Of County
School Commissioners at the end Of each term,
and no Teacher shall be entitled to receive pay-s
ment for services until the Report, properly
filled up and completed, be so returned 'F !. 81 9
Teachers Association on FRIDAY, the 28th
Of April. ssts5ss - ! i
The Treasurer will be prepared to pay Teach
ers Salaries on SATURDAY, the 29th. g @lff
BY order of School Board, sst.s@i r.
GEORGE NJ. LLOYD, San
April IA, 1s71-2t Secretary. !.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
ssEXCEI1sIORs,i sss
.ffF 1---1 80 a7s'lE1s. q .sfags =
No. 1 PERUVIAN GUAN0
AND "
ss.ae ~ Is ~ - iss - Zst
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES.


Twelve years experiences in ethe growth of
Tobacco in Maryland and Virginia has demon
strated beyond doubt that AEXCELSlOR" has
no competitor in the growth Of that staple. 1t
is the unanimous opinion of Tobacco Planters
Of Maryland THAT from the application Of 'Ex-
celsior' the crop is heavier and Of finer quality,
cures earlier and better, and Is act - liable to
suffer from drought as fromsPeFuvian Guano.
We refer to every Tobacco Planter in Maryland.
~ Uniformity ofquality guaranteed BY the
manufacturers, 80. -s.s...s.. Ia. ~..rs
Price $50 per Ton.
il. TURNER, Il C0.,lE
~ Pratt street. Baltimore, Md.
~Farmers should see that the ANALYSIS
and name of j. J. TURNER& co. are branded
on every bag ii RED LETTERG All others
are cffinterfeits. III 9 49, = 80
FOR SALE BY
RIM. LAWSON, Alexandra, Va, and JONI H..
BAxsR, Washington, ID. g. asfsl e ~
ap 14-2m f.sa
-, !, :, ~ rsv ia q. LA -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be Divine Service at St. Ig-
natius' Church, Hilltop, on Sunday, April 30.
- The Sunday Schools of Port Tobacco
Parish will be re-opened D. v. on the second
Sunday after Easter, April 23d, at 9 o'clock
a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21

Eieetaon In the District or Ceiunsaia.
Yesterday there wasa election 10 the Dis
trict, AZ rather geEHtetyr.of colqnbiss for
members Of the House Of Delegates and one
msmbe.of the United States House Of Repre-
ssptatives, 1t was ths6rst election ip the Ter.
iitosy under the law. recently passed b. Con-
ssius 9ganiing the new form of government,
audf the contest ives no doubt close. The Be.
publicans have nominated for i0oosss~ Gen.
&. r. Chfpman, and the Densocrsts 7Riehard
4. Merrick, Eiq. The canvass hss been 40
,stys oso both sides. and There vas % thitd
psrty. Of interest 70 divide the party vote -
Ibe female suffragists ANNOUNCED their ipptsn !
siop.t epdsayor to vote. Sixty,sevep ladies
sseenty applied tolbaye their names plscsd
tits registration lists. but,tbe Board refused
jocdoso, add tAsy haxs' signed afddayits that
tBey ,intended 6nsriDg their vosds stsshs polls
ysteasy. 80. 's'iss3 2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
From. France. ?

on the southwest side Of Paris have, accord
ing to the government reports, been decidedly
successful. On Monday they passed the
Seine, and on the same day captured the in
ssrgent redoubts at Chateau Becon, from
which they have the rebel batteries at Asni-
eres and Ciichy within easy range, and hold
q vantage ground fol. further military opera
tions on that side Of the ci.ya' Monday night
and Tuesday were comparatively quiet. the
loyslists being apPareosly, content to rest1on
the adtancs they had made, and the Commu-
nis.s not veoturing on 40 sfJft to regain their
lost positions. An aaset-of6 tOtheir defeat on
the northwest Of the city, the Parisians report
that they have .recaptured Neuilly from under
the guns Of Fort Valerien, taking all the arr
tillsry Of the National troops there, and in
ficting on them 4 loss of 1000 killed and
wounded and 500 prisoners. Fort Valerien
continued tho bombariment of Neuilly on
Tuesday. Marshal McMahon.,s. headquarters
are ct Sceaux, south Of Paris, and convenient
for the direction Of operations against Forts
Dlssy and: Vanores which are held by the
revoltsrs.. The movsmsnts of the Germans
LOOK very IKE p!apa rat 70 o g readiness
m5n.ut th.t such .o order nav be- given but
from VersailIes it i. denied that any such. in
tsrfsrence will take place. A Tribune corr
Isspon1ees lepofts no interview ~ win ueneral
~ psyS s,hicS e,sf7sish.lv sbow. .baI his
i1Ssfucsions frois Bisnaalck are 70 afford every
pos6bis cid 70 tic loyal forces. II is exceedl
|ing'y probable that ahiers cannotsimp'lc,tiy
~ nrps,sd ,n.rn., o, a IF he sro,n.
|t6sfs may resi- the reason why 40 determined
|ead complete assault. has vet been. made.
|;ss;s,... ri ~ ;..s.1. =. !! = r.
1870 ~ 3 ss.r: ,is sanssd ,,s y w ;tSdras
|ofethe troops on which IL ultimately relies, to
sobdue the insnrfectioD. . The Partisan mob
conf'nuessl'ts sscrel'glo.'a plliase Of churches
euu ou'sssss VI sue s.etsx. - .'a.2 ISIS
''a-iae ns.s''om FRANCE Is the most
'asosaole % 'ns as''na's triumph OF the gov
ernment sna' oas peep received since the out
RNoAk+ nj the lR0pids PaVolk u (lpf m no
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF aas
Personal PrODerty.


Personal Property
DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
10 for Charles County, the undersigned as
Administrator of James A.. Swami, deceased,
will sell at Public Sale, at his late residence in
Port Tobacco, rs s.ssfs
On, SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF May,
g. 1871,
all the Personal Property Of said deceased, con-
sisting of 49, s,...
Household and Kitchen Fur
niture; two good W yk
Horses; one Colt; one Cow;
one Heifer;; one Farm
Wagon and Harness; one
Spring Wagon; one Gov
cred. Spring Wagon; one
Buggy mo top and Har-
ness; one Double Shot
Gun, and a lot of Oyster
Shells.
. rs Terms Cash. 5...s55sss
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock am.
VIM. BOSWELL, Admir-
of James A. Swami, deceased.
April IA, 1s71-ts. sss.... e...4Ta
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21
FOR SALE BY

EyAsTERN FIsH--A prime Lot for. Sale at
IL NIB 10 tsACEl D.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-21

The line of the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road runs within quarter of a mile of this
place, and it is within half mile of one of the
Stations on the same, and is otherwise very
conveniently situated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
BoRss 4sb 'cisR,ass KARxs7!

mot mnIt s.ao;'dnSEN YOsnx! Monday, ; Oct a. lsI1
W. Thsft is but Little change TO rreport in the
Ho<se aiArkett Dealers generally have agopd supply Of
busnsss aud pleasure h9rses baud and Il Il ONLY very
rne and hiSh bred stock that Is sthI Wy eehre. 4re
was consderabe anfmato6 IN ahs qsaIl1 Hsal MGrkst
during se fnorniag hb6s th ssnEral TONS of she mar
sifaelory easinS;s thar, nss laasssts4 during
The Horse, lpd Carriage Auction buAness pronises
johnston d yH ThssylHs segplsf ss|tFeskly sale win
the following day twednesday th6 fsth iast prTsto
lam Nm b SS 1s nI Sa,s
mer at the same Auction Mart tn, East nftsenyhst, -
TherneW dlrm McssrA, Barker. u Chase are a1nou1c-
nt through our aite rfiaif cSans tkas public ;aiesot
horses carriages, brpe and beHe clothing will be-
held every Wednesday and Saturday at the City AueO
Mart aud EeFY6Fk Tatiersasj cbren Of Thzty pintlH
The following premiums were awarded to sStstal
NeW- YORK tafaes buiIdsrs wac have been eIhieitpg
their woEk at Ihef ansusl fair recently held az inc
Pm prsi4p or s,4a.s.s Ss:,r. hser s e. E pre-
ide bar road Aessra Miner s vsa ~
han fr astdD riadsyS t,..r sry's5 G. T ssy,g
fnht Rrst premnm Tor end spring TOP III TAGon n ou'ef
Bpedsf prsmi IN jobs q. Han Tor hstaet ..4H -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
afnfhls nHo isInte0 alnfttIs. .,

al .KLABER, Steans,AiIAfsBL.E R1d MARBLE
n. Ling WQRKsglA spi iB ESst Rshtecnht Natbk sra
az Sonpst tl4a, AsEtssvci t4len il t'dS la.lt
ENAMELEDl SLATE WANTELS,- PLAN,
II NIbisd and becente pnccs kk 10 80 AID upri
~" SS' Pc SGSfs agad
~ Between Fifth sir h-AIeA Z
g kLABER g. Co, MARBLE WORMS 223
Ds West EtyhBtE bet Broadway md hEhhVt. Mr6ieard
MsEelsl,si naaie, MGnaseAh EdOnA AtE 7ahsA. cseap
CTEWXR13s SLATE Mi1AiNSTEEs;!t large i5 81 Is
~ sofmeptm the cEf at bWest pos Ktgsnt aeNdsgbH e.
STEWART Co.. 6 szthaVs ThirtvsIh and Thrift -nItst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
- ExECUTOgR's SALE
PROPERTY on BROADWAY,
Earth and Niuth-aVeS, West, Wash
' instSn, S5th. 7Sd, 7Sd, 1l7h'
1lSth and 131St Streets, o.,
REIEe PARr OF ESFATB OF THE LATE
PAUL SPOFFORDy
t- ALSO, ..... D.
Tn HARLEM, BROOKLYN, &C.

r. liz. On TUESDAY Oct e. fsn At 10 GeiO,k the 81.
1A.,S. sseSToo1. Ne Ill Broadway CTrHip BuhnS);
TIE ST. JAMES HOTEL. =. p
sOUskwSst conner 81 BaOADNAI and 26rH ST.
WEI 81 NoG a. ~ ST., NSs 90 50 and 81;
entire plSt o % West ST. GAS feet 90 Warrington
Wis., 3sTE sT-KS ISL Lot Is s1ssS sanns Arsenal
sra AVE- 72D AND I'D SIh oI hOn'Age on 9Th ave- EoA+
kIrT ifTTH AVID iiSTH srL1lss q A. sush GsI
NaIo a. viii tvO-StoTy fIsns house and snail stable
Avs lou estrs west front between lSh md III" 81
lsalo n front 30 depth With brick factory tesreen
pFf STD l0s Sgu'A hde GdSilAg avenue lou each %5ss
A!nNS as hSs, .Dd rear hOo'e' and Sti "s1O' sA
'eS ITs7sc sSSs SLScT BONDED b, "a sd ayes l and
Id S containing " full lots, opposite The PrOPO''d CHIfAL
PALACE GROUNpG ..... .
50 ITE-S lots SoueSsaH torpes lOTtA IT. .s
ET-SOath 6de lOts adjoining ave to a. ga,
9DAVE-2 lots east side SOC n south Of seh 81 etSn IN"
len Avs bts Sgatb I0lt - each 2SIAi~
r AVEt lots west Gd sos feet south Of Ieh 81, eaeh |'Ia
iSsp Sri ,Ol ,OutL 3D. bet In ave ana A. Sssn
l6TH Sri lots north OF ID f1lUl9 each
ism Sr-5 OSs south Of Int ?SIl0 r. eAeh
PIel1c a. BooSivpGSc ss4 house ana lus iGsIlOO
DrvHI0H RT BFooklTp-4 DtBevoss e. GIloO H.
AHos ST. BFooklyn-5 lots peBeyoS ave ga 2o1Nob
ira AVIS lerH ST. BroOklnS lois and goTes oeNg
STa Avn BrOoElyD-N E corner 18Th st.. u lots ..
Also % KrNGsLASD AVE, pEBBToisR AVE hICHAsoN
CRY or GR4HD RAPIDS MICHIGA N-Fulton st, ssuA side
Ra Of bng 5o6O fret shelton ST. coz oar ST. ot
NoG TO- H. Is ID, each S0Kl2l Division cor ChsTr e.
lot No s shelton st east side bet Elm HAl Maple ' So 1oA ~
H. IS ard vs. saeh Ii25 a. -, M
quarter bali n W. quarter Becto ~
Terms improved PopeySEtJ per cent OF the purchase
one Bond and Mortgage for three years and t"o
BSols be had application ~ the aaca0neer
Ne 3Pms u IAlP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
Gorrtrr l9rpperlp to Ert.

AT ORANGE, n. J.---4IOw Rent to Aprll;;1I,
n furnished RBSiREAEE cSEP;tfi ~ Oonsi 81
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET on Staten
+ TiGDd-TO Vet for ne wiuter from iA EoIss o s II Da
Rspt low 70 soSd tenant; small family Apply -.
UNFINISHED HOUSE, 10 rooms, IN. Ig 9,o4d
Dsi~bhorbood in Astoria to LIT Apply 70 hCLAND "hil
ING BetbmAb-sG, ReV-1 ORR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
aurtion saIes Of Real gslate

OcDFN 6nctionper. in conscoue1oaef
= -, - q ,be I,,e .,lS a property At Al, aas Apo4A'
w Cs,v md NJ. ,uLie scserally thi he val
= ~ S~Ap' y 'N"' 49, ~ $3.50 ~ Y ,t'
IN 4 Pubhs AusiOA a a i!y b.. ..f ts.,4 ... ,.L
, THURSDAY, OCT. Is, At u NJ, $3.50 ,'''
ON TIiH GROUNDS, At .KANuBT, Mol
$50 vBRY DEStR6BIE Tors,
SfnA'ed On the hSh 'n On u - =. a. T. il RsB
,osS-abd ne depot Fsuutt Nee CsN and HSve"''T w $3.50
sE premises NVAsk IurspAe.S one -, a.
ne etuattv klSb htalhy, and fslhpg; abundance o. b
Vssva ana n piGlT hprSVnG. q ,r. s....
aah POSITIVE. Terms saE, Tith stfPohQ~ train.
PsTSes from Neu.YOrk wln take The SpeaA 0aH y = 70
Nosthers n RsirOsd foot Of ChnbeI't "a, u1TroE ma
POt nan. and further inOnsiOD iPpE 70 !ohN '" Nv
CHARLES KRRUDER, Manuel OF L OGDEN.
1,.sosssr ed Broker In Zeal bse'e
-. Roovos 7 md Wanehs st., New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RA
Wv ROAD. =
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
cnHuENCISG MAY ", 1871.

.CoMMESCISG MAY Y, 1871.
Passenger SssT: e S..s, ,.sa.s and
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK
Yorx,w.Ha,.u and BridG,gOn T. st), lLa0 n l2' tEL'
E r. a s 11 s sS an raise Southport and wpo o-
b. a.: ss. III s ors IT, BI n nj @ tEn o
= fsSs e. s; y rs Z tsl IS els isl S s
40 e. -; So S S;1 s s s..PG, ai' 30,
Et $40 81 ri, M e-,ht Ser.YOri at7p n for
Boston both SPafcss6as ERs RI G' Trains
Fs1 Boston Boston Z. sss B.1. IT,: ii;
EsT E: :S I'D ss4sd az nj Es
Re1nsI Esrrsganset Bay ~ "ieAH'u @'S - :
Po1 csu,sct,u, River Railroad Rs m to Montreal
=. ass and n.Ai R E.G I'd PoTis s l,
Ne. LSGS., ,1 ma S SaTssnp1s Railroad North
'g,Ss md sss.p and wn.Aae Railroad I''Hs
ss::i:ei' R s1ss: g ws''''
-: Co., II r.: 40 ' S''
!: s:: IL Fl i;a:s :; e 8;
a .. oSs sc. i IL Il 6T Bsss1s %
s - lI' their S''i foiT iss.'
NEM;YQRs|kB, SENTRA a. AED HUDSON .9s
81, s . ssf n . q Mgr m b:l. Pr.
= s ss: r E1 .:;':r = :, 8. Is...
AZ. sss' s.ps s::'' I'D S E:S
st,...ss o.asss nsA.s. Tn ,,..,,p ssr RssA.,.ss
III. s y ' asss o, 10 Esa i,''p'ds 1'
s III . sss e., s !; With A,ossA s.ps
a; T .ss s = n 2vasi:spi. I,.. .,m
,ssss = n, lisa tlS ss1::ist a. f''n'~ '',- -,
SO a. mo- 3 ,s a. -. ~ Is e ~ I t $50 sac and "Hr
s..a., ' s y. - J. I 4:s:
az q K fss sfs ssSa P.--s- As
% 9. ) SJsR s E29T ss
HizS ~ - :; Ar Z
sIfTn6ks "a E1laf.sT3k = +s Tn toSr ~ rs
s:!s:., i ne 8; 30. ~: :. w;; g.
"a Isss.a i:! s siss |. 81. ia. Tu,
So I'd :: 49,, !: g e. .irs .si.a s::,
ss:,. :::::.S f.:..s. ( Y ! - Z; :!
c PAL ~. ~. ~ iAs1ssR Sep sse
co1yrH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG lsLANh'
D. :. .,..Sr Klr:s1 . Lag I...4 Pa
o...4.. noSSY1 ass b. i'''''.s - s'-.
=: - - i:: :::' .! :;:';; ''- nd
90 r ~ s -: 1.s-a.s 49,, r'' "a rt-...'
NO 49,: = f. e sss..sas a;..s.s: ts r.
i..sS, q hva iasAOiS' s'As' S' e'"N'''' - ~
&us n q. if.sss.. as.n.s4.s'A o.. .u
80 IHn. 5000 - 10 - .,a esh taD ''as'e' at
% VI; s:: l.'sIHs u 66 5.tstis ..,.A.1.,..A
y ,: - :::: :: , y. ,.a s., ANIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

At WIN. EvERDELLs Sons, No. loA Ful-
"A ny,l-Wknpuo CARDS ~ SiAs sfATioHkRL GssS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31

,Ir. Isaac Solomons, a feather
dealer Of New York. whose wife pre-
sautcd him with the second batch Of
twins. is charged with making the
remark to his family physician:
"Oy YOU bI>cz, doctor, it ish pct
ter DIT a schtop be boot to dose
lIu-+. Yum hair or ounce dlnks
IS clier rot. hut more ash dot i>A
plaid owt. don't it. Dots vots de
matter nit me. You know how 1t
i-h myself,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31
EAsUEER:
2. =. HASTINGS 6 CO., Bankers,
yt.,l whom al maroys will be deposited and by
WON all dIsa..rsg -ncnts vii. H. E.a-e.
6O,O0J Tickets VIII be Sold at S2.50 0
Coin, Each.


TT-s ICI.-- VI Ii-lIr INC -TfTFT 90 ------Ir'
e.y.The Crewir- Will sake place and the Gifts
av,trl.d in a precisely similar mhnn"r as ut .he
C..ucert given in San Francisco, in aid Of tie
Mercantile Library, and under the Joint super.
vision Of a Committee If well known citizens OF
-acrancUto, AMI the o:hcers ct sad Associations.
Ra-Persons at a distance can obtain Tickets by
sa.dirc Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks,
II Com by Wells, Fargo Co. Ten per cent.
commission Will be allowed TO persons sending for
FIFTY or more Tickets. Commissions pad IN
, tickets
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31

Social gossip in London conftden'
tlv asserts that the Duke of Edln-
burg prince Alfred), the Qucen $
second son, is to marry pleblan
but rich daughter of London bank
er. The girl has no blood in her
veins, but her father has SO, geo, 600
to give her. Thrift, thrift, Hora-
tio!'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31

If you want the time to pass
lightly, leave some little children at
home playing with box of matches.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-31
UAt 02jln State 1coistcr,
Published Daily, Mondays ExcoPredJ
PERKINS, & RECT.

uFFICE-T}aiI'S B.irk Building. Second
street, uppt~itc the capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

Tor INNJ0U. ~ITV"r CIIy, IOII Hi and
NIr-nI' at : D.. IN. .
or ''Ii'oi'' lfHt Grove ana Au'oi' '''
d"
LIpEAS."-In hum
,.:,.; t,..ro.i., rLi1
''1 'ni''''','!' =. guy
"~ophcr OF the New YORK Fipuht the
crv.'l!ized '~,looel'' Of the Enterprise
L.. nn;.,.I fh, l.,yar Icvrls of he
49,
MINES "uI o'il'iIitiI'cn "ouNi"5 HIS
readers With '~agriruituraI ideas,
which i-a .r.t,r iu<a than Grcclcv's
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24
500 REV

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
the return Of g Cushing on Parliamentary
legislation, - a book taken from my desk In the
Senate CHAMBER. FRANZ NNEk..
Carson City, March 8, ISL. unhs-tt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-24

H. G. LILLE & co.,
ID l r + Il
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
EIauE EooEs,
New IfOOk1S.
EtisceIiaEeous Books,
Violin Strings.
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap.
Eli cap,
EooI4cap,
vote papcT.
Legal Envelopes,
soEe E~nveIoDes.
Drag bpEe opes,
q, mine and Violet Inks,
Arnoid's Writing Fluids,
Muynar5 g. Soyss' Inks,
Theddeus Davids' Inks.
Reservoir NuctIage stands.
Patent Euciiage stands,
uucii&Se in stands,
H~arOuhtttT iNhSG2Iadsy
Fountain iuhstanGs,
Bankers Ia Izstand.
travellers, Eokstanas.
Elegant PortfCIios,
" riting Desks,
Water Colcrs.
Carpenters Pencils,
tnde!ibie Pencils,
Drawing Pencils,
i'aber's Pencils.
Er shes,
Eopvt-a= Presses,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

what 1 have said once or twice, that If
the Government don't do something
with the Ku klux before December, /
don't see much hope for the Republi-
can party. No party can live on
laurels. The Republican party is like
an old falnily-all its merits are under
the ground; all their merits are in
history. The Republican party is a
ghost haunting the grave of its de-
parted strength. Now, if it would put
the ku KluX with strong hand,
or If 1t would open on a new career by
emancipating the white laborer as it
has the black. then it would take the
front rank as it has done. But if they
succeed in driving ont of thearena all
the live issues. the Democrats are bet
ter managers than they are, and will
secure h Government. 1t is only
when live issues come to be dealt with
that the nucleus of the Republican
party is efficient. must say that in
the division of the spoils the Demo-
Gratis are a great deal better than they
are. tMr. Phillips laughingly added
he didn't know how the World
would like that
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

The Sacramento Record has the fol-
lowing explanation relative to the
alleged elopement:
Some few days several of the
daily papers contained kilograms to
the effect that an clipping couple-the
gentleman from Gait and the lady
from Woodland, Iolo cOunty-had
put in an appearance at Reno, Nevada.
The couple passed through own some
days since, passing by the name of
"RObertS.' What the trouble was be-
tween them and the old folks we
know not, but at all events they went
over to Nevada. where the law relating
10 matrimony is not so strict as ours,
and We're married. They returned
Yesterday, as the entry, -. Il. Porter
field and wife, Gait" on the register
at the Orleans Hotel will show. The
gentleman is the Obliging and efficient
agent at Gait Station of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, and if he
feels anything over and above his
present happiness it can only be a de-
sire to crow over the march he and
his young bride stole on the ''old
folks"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20
IFrom the Gold Hin News.


PARIS, July l9.-The Indictment
upon which RochefortiStried contains
four counts: LIST. Provocation I % hatred
among citizens. I'd. Incident to civil
war and pillage. Sd. Publication OF
false news and spurious dispatches
counterfeiting public and private writ
ings. 4th. Completely in murder by
l~nstlgating the arrest and execution of
hostages.
LONDON. July 19.-On the 18th ult.,
at Rome, the Pope held a consistory,
at which he promised the Bishops OF
Zeippo. in Hungary. of Oporto. in
Portugal. and of -. Jajo. in the Cape
De Nerde>, and afterwards published
the nominations made since last month
III brief. of Patriarch of Lisbon. and
Of bishops of Bragonza and Miranda.
in Portugal. and of Bishops of Mezo
and Ellu>e in Partilus. He then ad-
dressed the Sacred College in a Latin
~allocution. which announced his decis-
ion in these words: I'VE are. nv very
dear brothers, in the hands of Divine
Providence. We have nothing to eX-
pect from human aid, for man has
abandoned us. Why should we dis
emble 1t Is better that | should tell
You that Kings and Governments are
forgetting their promises and leaving
us to our fate. They addressed us in
fine phrases. They send their warme>t
co congratulations on the day OF our
jubilee. but they are far from taking
steps in support of their messages.
We can hope for no help from any
quarter. King Nictor Emanuel will
be here in a few days, and will be at
tended by the Ministers of the Catio-
lie States. We have done all that was
i'll Il power, but our efforts have
failed; all is lost. You will tell me
perhaps that we have still hope in
France, but France can do nothing.
She Is gOingthrOugh a frightful crisis,
which may he succeeded bv others vet
more dreadful. / repeat it, all is lost,
and only a miracle "a save us; turn
then to the Almighty and seek this
lnterposition from Him.
BALTINoRE, July l9.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met this morn
ing. and Hon. VIM. Pinknev White.
of this city. was nominated for Gov
n on the first ballot bv a large
majority.
SAN FRANCISCO. July l9.-The Demo
Gratis are making progress toward Il
settlement oftheir troubles. After the
County Committee and the Citizens
Committee had appointed Committee
of Conference last night. Senator Cas-
>erlv and others visited the Friedlan-
der wing Committee, who had agreed
an addre~ To the party and or
dered primaries fOrthe 9th. Ca>>erly
addressed the Committee at length,
and the result was the appointment of
a committee to confer with both the
others. They then adjourned to this
evening. The Committee of Confer
ence vii! meet At + p. IN. to-day, and
it is believed that the troubles will
then all be settled
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

NOT MUCH.-The OregOuian says:
We may add that We shall take the
State (Oregon) next year III any event,
no matter what course the opposition
may pursue.
We have heard this prediction from
the same SOurce before. We wish the
editor OF that paper 10 take all the con
ISOLATION he al from his expectations
before the election. As he will he
sadly disappointed when the urn
ON in. Oregon will give two thou
sand majority for the Democratic
ticket next June. Mark this predic-
ton, Mr.. Oresonian.-IOregon City
Enterprise.