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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
NOTICE.

TliE undersigned hereby give notice forbid
l. ding all persons from trespassing upon our
respective farms, near Port Tobacco, known as
''Plenty" and chandler Hope" either with
or without dog or gun. The law will be rigid
ly enforced against persons disregarding this
notice WIN. B. MATTHEW'S,
nov 6-3t VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

We extract the following from AN editorial III
the New IoE!, Herald OH the election:
General Grant, who led the Republican party
into power two years ago with The largest major
fv pt.rairS ever gwen to n ~lf!t'ut may Ict
this morning. a. he rails the returns of the No
v,mt,r elections thai hc has been Tx" the pro
dgl son. and has sguandtrcd a precious political
Inheritance Whatever the cause, the result l.
decisive. New York which has been anchored
- firmly to the Republican party, now swings
ont in pronounced and rT,.trievahic revolt Even
the splendid popularity of General DIX could not
save the Administration
"The Presidency i TO longer the constitutional
head II n representative republic. tut the ab>t-
iutc chief of II dominant party. The Cabinet Is
T no longer composed - statesmen nf rrput". Sc
lectcd because Of administrative fitness. but stan
officers taken because they pleased II President
fancy. The disposal OF patronage has been large
! Is a matter of personal fondnc>S. The party has
/ passed into the control of politicians who hay,
shown their appreciation OF public responsible
ties bv Credit Nohilic, back pay and other suS-
pccted and dishonoralie transactions.
! Extract from an editorial i'll the Baltimore
: inIcricun OF "Wednesday:
There never has been i'll the history of Poiiti-
cal parties in this country case of more unnis-
Z taxable and prc>iStcn suicide than that Wincl
was conSumIuatcd Yesterday. For two years the
whole power of the Administration has been eA'
ertrd to wrcst from tlr hands of the Republican
PARTY their state organizations, and to pack con-
ventionS and make n,mlnationS ut the bidding
of the officehoding cIueS who were given con
troll OF the several StaehS.
"Thc result in Maryland seems to be that Mr.
/ Crcswcll having accomplished all TINS dSorganl'
cation, has Quietly dppped out OF the Cabinet
and 1T his OfIiccOldeS i'll confusion ana dlSlnaN
apparently taking no further interest III thcll
fortunes or miStOrtuncs. All we can say Is tlEt
't is not our funeral"
/ w. do NOT care TO e,umerate the other grcV-
Gus national causes TO these Republican disi'S-
tiers, but they are numerous enough To Warrant
a verdict of suicide fnm any common sense
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
In MeCircuHCourt for Charles Count!

In MeCireuHCout for Charles County.
IN THE MATTER OF THE DIVISION OF
THE REAL ESTATE OF ALLISON HICKS.
ORDERED, this foSrth day of November.
~ eighteen hundred and seventy four, by
Benjamin G. Stonestreet, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Charles County, that the sale made and
reported by the Commissioners authorized by
said Court to sell the real estate of Allison Hicks,
late of Charles county. deceased, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the fourth Monday of No,
vember next; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published IN SAID
county, once in each of three successive weeks.
before the said fourth Monday of November.
The report states the amount OF sale to be-
$3.50.
BIG. STONESTREET, Clerk
c. c. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
b. G. SToNEsrREEg, Clerk.
Dun,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

tons in part: BCSsEfS ana HATS Of every
shane that is worn RIBBONS of every grade;
Wells; French and American FLOWERS
BUSHES and SCARFS for the neck, in great
variety; BALMORAL SKIRTS, WORSTED
GOODS--such as Nubies, Children's Talmas,
Sacques Hoods, &c. Also large assortment
of jet and gilt JEWELRY; and nice lot of
Handkerchief Perfumery, Magnolia Balm, Mein
Fun, &c, and small lot of the much desir-
ed Steel Buttons for dresses.
ES- STAMPING and PINkING done at the
shortest notice InOy &
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
OLD REGULAR LINE.

IN and after September 9th, 1874, the
~ STEAMER ARROW will leave Marshall
Hall daily, Sunday excepted) at l F: NJ; re-
turning, leave Warrington at 10 A. NJ.
Fare 80 cts, each way.
Freight and Fare lower than by any other
line at all times.
FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD,
sep LIT Captain
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
Icy and HOME RULE.

- Oh +. we should be grateful that our lib
critics have been rescued FROM tbs fatal
grasp which the unhallowed lust of pow
er had fastened on them. And especial
ly ought we to be grateful that all this
has been done peaceably and without the
shedding of human blood. Let us then,
profting by our bitter experience of the
past resolve that never again shall our
liberties been endangered by departure
from the true principles of constitutional
liberty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

So far as returns yet received indicate
the Democrats will have in the Forty
Fourth Congress majority of fifty -four
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

The above table shows the result of the
election in this county on Tuesday, and
exhibits the vote in comparison with those
of 1872 and '73. 1t will be seen that the
Radical vote is very nearly as full as ever
made by them-even in 1870, when it was
,593; whereas the Democratic vote is only
lis greater than in 1878, when it will be
remembered Bryantown, which now gives
215 to that party, did not vote. This
makes difference of 81 as compared with
1878 upon the basis of that vote in Bryan
town; and Of some 200 in comparison
with the vote of 1870. Our defeat in the
county is thus caused in greart measure
by the failure of our friends to attend the
polls, and not by accessions to the Radicals,
:, If by the latter, why does not their vote
show it by its increase But we know
from information from various portions of
the county, that many OF our voters did
not attend How men could be indiffcr-
ent in view of the issues involved in this
election-particularly that Of the infamous
Civil Nights Bill"-we cannot under
stand 1t was not question of ordinary
party supremacy; but was, and is one in
volving the supremacy of the masses of the
white race, in communities like ours, in
!'ohsic1flSsSn local ea1fT2ments, and in the
If apathy andleir I-~9.-ty. A greal
d or ~ S-.caes- : ,..s one
--I 70 1.nluence on the
other hand. AA-ssnal or political rea-
sons, would permanently place this old
county under neutrality-suspicious. rule,
and negro supremacy Whilst the cause
of the large vote against us here does not
lessen our regret, or modification, yet it
leaves us to hope better things for the fu
ture. The campaign on our side was made
without the interest exerted, or the materi
al aid afforded by local candidacy, with
out money, and without external assis
tance. save the few able speeches Dr. Hen
kle was enabled to make in the county.
On the part of the Radicals there were
speakers from the Custom House, the In
ternal Revenue Service, and from other
and from the numerous break
fasts by which their full vote was drawn
out, there was doubtless an abundance OF
money from some quarter. II under such
we have done so well as we
better than our opponents expect
ed-how much better ought we to do, in
a general and united effort, urged on and
cheered by the brilliant victories of 1874 !
and when, too, we may confidently hope
for the aid of all our friends separated from
US by local issues last fall, except those
few whose independence may prove to be
but another name for radicalism.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
NOTICE..

4 LII persons are hereby forewarned from
n trespassng in any manner upon my farm,
known as Locust Hill Any person found
trespaSsing on said farm will be dealt with &C
cording to law. b. L. HIGDON.
nov e-ot
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

Some Of the candidates for office in Con
necticut will be subjected to prolonged
ordeal. Nominations for State officers ano
for Congress will be made in December ano
January, although the election Will MOI
take place until April.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
Is;;;ssasaa

-css- Peters Musical Inois:hEy comes with the
regularity of clock work. The number for
November comes to hand with songs, duets,
schottisches, and polkas, that will delight the
muSic-loving fraternity. A years subscription
TO this periodical is cheap way of getting at
least forty dollars worth of the latest music
Published by J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
York, at three dollars per year, or thirty cents
per single number.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
DcIWteM tIIt HIS UE sIN . =
.hirty-seven States and eleven - :


ing the amount expended in each ner capita of
youths included in the public school enumera-
ton, and also amounts expended per capita OF
Youths between SIX and sixteen years OF age
Massachusetts heads the list, with an exPendi-
ture per capita OF State school enumeration
5-i5) OF S2l.-4: of estimated number of
youths between SIX and sixteen, the same Ne
yAla. per piia 81 school enumeration, SlI.35:
Of Youths between six and sixteen, Sl92S.-
California. per capita Of school enumeration,
Sl4@2: of Youths between six and sixteen, the
same Nebraska. per capita Of enumeration,
SIl.9l; If youths between SIX and sixteen,
Sl7 o.. Connecticut per capita Remuneration,
SLIGO; Of youths between six and sixteen,
>l2.s9. Rhode Island, per capita of enumera-
ton. Sill 90: OF Youths between six and six
teen, SI2.73. Illinois, per capita OF enumera-
ton. SlolS: of youths between SIX and six
teen. Sl3 %. North Carolina shows the small
st expenditure, the amount per capita OF school
enumeration being 50 cents, OF youths between
six md sixteen. - cents. Alabama, per capt.
Ia Of enumeration Sl.2l; OF youths between
six and sixteen. Sl.61. Florida, per capita OF
enumeration, :! 40 of youths between six and
sixteen. S2.o4 South Carolina, per capita OF
enumeration. s. so. Of youths between six and
sixteen, SI.s5. Colorado heads the list Of Ter
ritorieS. with an expenditure of SlT.50 pc.
capita Of enumeration: Montana coming next,
with an expenditure per capita of school emu
merAtiou OF - -. In the District OF Column
hia the expenditure per capita of school emu
mcration WAS Sg.+2, in New Mexico, SLIT.
The number Of instructors in all CLOSES OF
educatonl institutions in 1870, according 10 the
census, was 22l .042; number OF pupils, 1909,
OBS. According TO the Commissioner report
there were. in 1873 in all classes of insttu-
tionS about which information was obtained.
246 032 teachers and 5, 723, 9+5 pupils.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

THURSDAY. the 18th instant. has been llX-
ed bv the Governor of Pennsylvania lof
the Execution Of this notorious murderer.
The doomed man is said to be IN constant
intercourse with spiritual advisers, out
maniiests an almost stolcal indifference
concerning the fearful ordeal, which even
now stares him in the face, through when
he will soon be called to pass. lie mas
Given directions that the bed clothing
now in his cell must be returned TO MS
mother, to whom he says 1t justly belongs
| He has, within the past few days, permit
ted a visit from his father, from whom he
! had been many years estranged. HIS Cd
factions 20 visit from his wife, greatly
surprises all, when it is recollecteG with
what tender and unyielding devotion she
has clunr to him through all his troubles.
His reasons are. that visit from her would
Ionly more deeply grieve hearts already IN
Eexnressiblv lacerated. and divert his mind
from those things eternal with which ne
processes to be now mainly absorbed. he
present acting sheriff, Gill, who was
ischoolmate Of UdderZook in those halcyol
davs when eternal hope buoyed their hear''
and bright sunshine illumined their path
5 WAYS, will be the eXecutioncr.
>>Eg-The amended canon on ritual va
finally passed by the Episcopal Convention
on saturday. Its provisions in the man
. are the same as those first reported an'
. passed bv the House of Delegates. n
|, two first specifications of practices forbid
. den. the use of cruCifXes and OF lncens
Iduring the celebration of the sacrament
are stricken out, and some slight verba
$ alterations made. 1t was explained IN tn
/ debate preceding the action OF the Hous
n that the striking out Of the specification
; was not to be taken AS approving OF III
{ use of incense or of cruCitixes, but to salts
e tiy the consciences of those who could n'
: vote for canon that declared such us
svmbolical of false doctrine. The vote o
I the adoption ofthe amended canon IN II
Y House of Delegates presented quite
: strong majority as when the canon WI
&c first acted upon. The proposition to ao
a q ruhric to the baptismal service allow III
"a the minister discretion in the use OF II
MI PRAYERS in which the word 'regeneratt
loccurs. was discussed and finally relecte
by large majority. The amendment
he the constitution Of the Church looking
IN the providing of shortened form OF NOR
Or ing and evening prayer was adopted. In
X has TO be acted upon by succeeding ge
e, eral convention before it can become oper
he tive. The subject of revising the const
IL tuition and Of providing for province
70 system was laid upon the table. Inc 20
yention finally adjourned on Monday nlgi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
NOTICE

Steamer Mary Washington
Will hereafter leave GRINDERS WHARF, in
Mattawoman Greek, on SUNDAYS, at ~ O..
clock, for Washington, touching at GLl MIMI
at one. and Marshall Hall at halt-past two.-
Returning, leave Washington at P. NJ. on
MONDAY as usual.
ME-. GREGG, Captain.
/ Nov & JSSA-0t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
Fifth COngressiOal District.
Blackberry Wine and Black.bury ing

Henkle's majority, so far, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
Statistics of Education.

The annual report for 1879 of Hon. JONI
Eaton. United States Commissioner OF Educa
ton. makes, with its accompanying matter,
valuable and interesting volume. The disaster
which have fallen upon the finances and INDUS
tries of the country have, in some cases EN-
barrassed the progress Of education, by delay
| ing the payment OF teachers and by depri.inl
many poor children Of the opportunity OF al
| tending school On the whole however, IN
| wear has been one OF substantial progress
this important interest.
| Tn. Commissioner estimates the populauo
between the ages OF six and SEN IN ID
I ,bir,v-s.ven States and eleven TeSE -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
NEW Jersey

Democratic Governor elected 10y about
nine thousand majority. On joint ballot
the Legislature is Democratic by eleven
majority.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

I IN I'd I 7. ' 7 M Y.
The latest special dispatch to the Balti-
more american, comedies a Democratic
gain of nine Congressman and show large
Democratic gains in every portion OF the
State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

MARYLAND.
The Democratic party elect its whole
congressional ticket, with 4 majority of
nearly $4,000 votes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

B. G. SroNEsTREEr, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-11-06

shortest notice
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15
j 80
nM. T.TTEESON,

i'lstr.,t Attorney.
misty Cu"utv. St1i. a. Nevada
:. T. SWtEr.
81 -.r e C.n,ly corn',. state If Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

and ie horss. Total q. ard delinquency
ST. So.
John Doe-rea name unknown whole % lot
s in block ~ 10 soars. thompson and - ars' div
is!on of Lafeon cry. Is2 ana u.ilEgsn"y,
81 7Sh.
John Doe-reai name unhpown-;hc cas-. half
of northeast quarter of section -, township -
north OF rsuge Is east. containing ~ acrts. FAX
and delinquency. 50 81.
john Doe-resl name unknown the east halt
Of the northeast qrarter Of scion IS, township
To- north of range 10 east, contatsifg 10 acres.
Tax are delinquency, 81 81.
Jo I'm Doe--rcal name unknown " hole of Toe
., =, !, ., and - N block 10 IN saars, Thomp.
sps and S.ar. division OF Carson city. Tax aad
Delinquency, $l4 35]g.
Il. b. Sharp. I'll" east hal. ,f tha northeast
quarter ofsection Z, township - north o. rang
~ east, containing - acres knoa as Coleman =
Ranch. Tax and delinquency, 81 az.
A. Chan pagne, Whole Of lot. two "a three 90
aud four az in block one Ius,er's division uf
Carson Cay. Tax and d, imqarnry, - -.
John hcQu trters, whole of lot in block Q,
Curry + division Of Carsun CAY. Tax and De !.
.Equency, Il 7sh.
Chung seey, tenement house, s.tusi"l on
southwest rsrner % Second and Valley streets
III Carson city. Tax and delinquency, 81 lss
Robert Trench. wLolecf lots and ., IN bioci
~ IN Dus>rrs division uf Carson city, With
house thereon. Tax and delinquency, slt -.
frdrk Powers, whole vi bloch 20, In scare
"hosHssn and Scars division Of Carson city.
with hons" and saIn thereon: also the whole OF
t!ochs 10 and "a m fisrs and G.rdrirhs div.
.7.on q Carson 'ity, win fnc,. Ta4 AMI del.
i'.lEercr. .35 20
Bur-. hattoon !; Co, whole of Its ono ana
foar III bloc. 81, in sears, rhorrsoa / ,,.rs
division Of Caraur cry. T.y aui .,l,u.
.ueury, 81 7s.,
Il. Il. Parkinson. ~toic Of III m biol q. IN
Sc@.s. IE1al II a Sears d.N sion of Carson
'-ty. WIN dwelling house theron; ais, - sp-
n"t iTogs."%: T. VII hons hold farpl'nr' Fni
a...n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

AT LAST we come to the inevitable
narration Of a case of burning by the
careless use Of coal oil. Johanna Hogan,
a Young woman in service at Mr.. Matt.
Rinckel' 5, had lighted the kitcho ire and
set off the fire in the sitting room, and
then, going back to the kitchen and
finding that the fire was not burning as
briskly as she thought it ought to, she
took the oil can and poured some hero-
seize into the stove. An explosion fol-
lowed and she was enveloped iii flames.
She screamed aud rushed out of doors.
Rnckel saw her from his bedroom win
dow. seized blanket and rushed to her
rescue He threw the blanket over her
head and then doll>ed u bucket of water
upon her. 1t was found that her back
was terribly blisterel also her hands
and arms. This happened yesterday
morning. DoctorWaters who was called
in to see the unfortunate onl, told Us she
was seriously hurt. but not dangerously
so, lie thought. 1t is Il lard lesson. but
one which may prove good one If II
don't cost too much. Aud yet it is likely
there will be twenty fires lighted with
coal oil in Carson this moraim..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

WE LEARN from DR.. Dawson that the
Chinaman who was injured on the rail
road few days ago and whose arm was
amputated, is so far toward GONZALES
cence as to be able to be up and around.
The injury to his head seems to be less
serious than was at first apprehended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

Tue MAs0Ns are to have 4 reunion this
evening al their Han. The fat,el cali
viii be slaughtered, likewise the cr..1:-n!eG
turkey AID the vi,tEo1s t5ga1l the gen
lie and 1aoltrUsive oyster. Then there
vii! be some deyouous at the shrine OF
the saltatory goddess, nimble-linbed
Terpsichorc. We are requested. il be-
bal. of our ap-oa-habited fellow citizens,
TO warn the intended participants that
the dancing will begin at s O'Clock.
Talk $ talk
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15
Christmas Novelties, Toys. JeweIrv,

AT +. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
seGars, tobacco. books, stationery, musical in
struments. cheap jewelry, toys. etc. at Theater
Block. neXt door to Mat. Rncle!l's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Calltor-
STA papers, Gc!d Eill News, P.c:or.ais and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

THERE was a gentle ram here last
nj 5it. !, w..S - warm as .tprii
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

MirLINEEy.-Mr Anderson X Moody. Fash.
enable MillIusrs, corner of Second ana Carson
streets, q pasitetLe Ormsby Heuse, Carson city.
orders solicited. oy7.f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-15

THERE is 10 chance Of Cushing :
confirmation. He is said to be tran
GHil amidst the general excitement.
He ought to be. He was weaned
and had teeth before thomas Jetier-
son was elected to the Presidency.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-03

detriment of citizens who sought to borrow
money at currency rates. This fault has
been partially amended and lower rate Of
interest established. which in effect has re-
duced to some extent the attractiveness OF
Government securities as objects of perma-
nent investment The same course OF
action, reducing the returns from invest
nents In other public and private objects
will add 10 the relief which was felt when
the Government withdrewfrom competition
in the market with private citizens. Con-
gress may talk. session after session, about
imitation, contraction and specie payments,
and may argue itself into belief that any
one of these methods will prove to be .
panacea for our financial ills, but, until the
prime cause is removed, their efforts win
prove futile. Let us begin with some tangi-
bic object-something over which Congress
has unquestioned CONTROL the national
banks, for instance, and by reducing the
advantages which enable them to absorb
money which should be used in other chan
nels, remove another Unsuitable competitor
and enemy Of the business men. After
that, let Us grapple with the railroads and
other corporations, whose franchises are
simply mines of wealth. Unless this is
done. and very soon. the prospect for the
future will be clouded with certainty of
recurrence of panics, and the dominant
party in the country will be held responsible
for a palpab;e neglect of duty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-03

soldier whine" and of executive moal.
thus: "The Cabinet officer and his subal
terms may nibble side parings from the gen.
eral cheese unnoticed.' E
This pezson. whose dialect will be some
thing new to our readers. proposes. we I'M
derstand, to sue Sunday Contemporary
for libel Unless we are mistaken few day.
will see one bohemian receding from this
city with his Thiefs Lexicon. the basis q
his style; in his pocket. The gentlemen Of
the profession will then consider whether
they have not been little responsible fol
this state of things.