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. lee by the tcn as low rates. Cootssr4. m,
the season as low as the lowest.
we pride ourselves on hayIaa ostasae,s ta,s
most earsfal polite and aecorsnodss5S NJ rtrs ~,
vers In the city ter ali our routpA. vs.
ofe ~ Call before GoAng Asswhsre.
.WALTOF 4 JAMES.
titan No. West Third street on
'eoo Fifteenth and King streets.
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NOTI(tn

All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested I, the Administrator. on or
before March 23d. 1876 or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN f. CRUDE,
Administrator. D. L. N.
Address Wilmington. Del. mar2ieod3w
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Registers Order
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New Castle Ccuzty. Fltrua-y q. is7s.
Upon the application oi rHOS III. NGLE
Administrator Of HOWARD O9LF. lave a.
Red Lion hundred, in sail county, dgoess-
ed /; 1t IL Ordered aDd directed by the Ragir-
Ter that the Administrator Aforesaid vivs
notice OF the granting ef Letter. Of IA
ministration upon the Estate cf the deenssad
with the date of granting thereof hy es;-si,,@
advertiseue eGts to be posted Tittir !91t7 dsEs
from the date of sueE Letters, in siE cf N
post public places OF the county cf Ite7y o.
Gle. requiring all ne-.cns having ds2gai,
against the Es'Ata to present the ggIpe -
abide by an Act OF Assembly IA sucb Ca
made and provided. ApuniF3 .lfiss m ,,1,rs
70 be inserted within the salua plfi / II, -
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therein " llmlnh ton, ont 10 t. c5ntiu1sj
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UHsSW Given under the hnni r7j s-5;
othce OF tho Register a. ,7p494i
saids To New Castle. New lastieeotri- 10 a
day and year atove wri.{4p.
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NOTICE
All persons having ciuJns s4,5sf a., =
tate OF the deceased utQst pts en-, tia - y
duly attested 10 the Il misfral,,r oi, - 4 I
fore February 24th. l61p, OF abide me 49,
Assembly in snch esEe made ail 4 nTa,-in.,, "
1hO&. NJ. COLI
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
Another Revolution In Spain.


Alphonso, the youthful son of Queen
Isabella, who was 80 recently expelled
from Spain, has been proclaimed King by
the army, and the whole nation has &C
quiesced in his accession to the throne,
including Serrano and his ministry. 1t
was only very recently-some two or three
years since-that Isabella, the then rel gn-
ing Queen, and the mother of this youth,
(who is his father is not positively assert
ed) was expelled because of her notorious
RIGHTEOUSNESS. After much delay and
difficulty prince of the house of Hohen
Zollern, near relative and dependant Of
the Emperor of Prussia, WAS invited to
accept the throne, but France protesting
most theoretically, the father of the prince
declined the proffel eel honor But Ma
poeon, in his pride of strength, insisted
that inasmuch as the Emperor Frederick
William was the head or ruler of the house
of Hohen Zollern he must also disclaim
for the prince any design upon the throne
of Spain. The stern old Emperor not feel
ing any inclination to crafty the nephew
of his uncle in this matter, the Franco
Prussian war resulted; wherein Napoleon
found his downfall at Sedan and his grave
at Chiselhurst. But whilst all this was
going on, Amadeus, the second son of
Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, was in
vited to accept the throne of Spain, which
he did, and was crowned with the usual
pageanty. But after a brief reign over
his unruly and hot blooded subjects, he
found his royal crown likely to secure to
him the crown of martyrdom. So having
no special ambition in that line, and tax
ing warning by the melancholy fate of
MAMMALIAN in Mexico, he quietly abdlcat-
ed and got out of the country as fast as
possible. A republic was at once declar-
ed and most enthusiastically received by
the people. But in q short time the lea
ders quarreled among themselves and since
we have had Presidents, Regents and Diets
tors innumerable, or as the advertisements
say too fatigueing to mention. In fact
not having kept a diary we could not, if
We would, tell our readers how many and
how frequent were the changes. In the
meantime, whilst all this was going on and
new Presidents with unpronounceable
names we're appearing and disappearing,
Spain has been rent with discords. Not
to mention the civil war which has So long
ravaged Cuba, there was first the insurrec-
ton of the Communists, or Iutransigentes.
as they were called. which threatened ~
one time to become very serious. No
sooner was that put down than Don Car
los put in an appearance and has kept the
powers that be very busy ever since. No
wonder that the people are now willing to
welcome Alphonso to the throne in the
hope Of peace and quiet. They have evil
IDENTIFY had enough of republicanism and
we do not know but what they are right.
If we are to have many more such officers
as Grant and Sheridan to repeat the recent
scenes in Louisiana the time may come
when we too will be glad to welcome some
Alphonso 10 give US peace and quiet
whilst he plays King.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
The Trouble at New Orane.

We lay before our readers elsewhere a
synopsis of the startling news from Louis
lana together with the infamous and lying
dispatches of the Lieutenant General who
was sent there by the President for the
purpose, we ought to presume, of preserv-
ing the peace and harmonizing difficulties.
This Individual evidently thinks he is a.
mong the women and papooses of the
Piegan Indians whom he so ruthlessly
murdered some few years since. He now
asks the President to declare all these peo-
pie who oppose Radical misrule in Ark
ansas, Mississippi and Louisiana to be
''banditti" and then leave them to him,
when doubtless he will shoot them by
platoons. Where is there any evidence
of that estate of defiance to all lawful au-
thority" of which he speaks? Is it found
in the manly protest of the Legislature
of Louisiana when the military, by his or
der, invaded its Hall aud forcibly expell-
ed five members thereof? Is it found in
when they refused to allow clerk Of his
own selection to call in their presence a
roll of the members whom he had previ-
ously selected2 Or is it in their quiet
withdrawal from the Hall which had thus
been invaded by Federal soldiers with
loaded muskets and drawn bayonets, after
the Speaker had solemnly uttered those
truthful words. Louisiana has no longer
republican government Gen. sheri-
dan, and military and partisan satraps
like him, may see in all this defiance to
all lawful authority" but we can tell him
and his masters that it is an heroic sub
mission in the interest of peace by that
brave and oppressed people for which the
American freeman will exact full retribu-
ton from all those who have thus sacri-
ligiously trampled under their armed heel
the liberties of free country.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
Congress.

Congress met on Tuesday after its ad-
but from the tenor of the debates one
would suppose that during the recess some
of the members had failed to appropriate
the kindly feelings of that season when is
preached peace on earth and good will
to men, For on its re-assembling blood
and thunder, war and desolation, was
vomited forth amid fierce cries of .Ku-
klux," white League" and Rebellion.
Immediately upon the meeting of the
Senate, Judge Thurman introduced res
olution requesting the Pre- sident to COM
municate the authority of law for the in
reference of the military with the organi-
cation of the Louisiana Legislature. This
gave rise to most acrimonious debate.
Mr.. Conkling, of New York, Grants right
hand man, moved to amend so that the
President should furnish the information
if not incompatible with the public inter
ests. This of course was opposed by the
Democrats, wncould not understand how
it was possible for it to be incompatible
with public interests for the Senate to
know on what supposed legal authori-
ties the freedom of a Legislative body had
been thus invaded. Mr.. Conkling, Mr..
Morton, Logan and Edmunds opened fierce
on the poor helpless people of the South.
Morton brought into full play Attorney
General Williams outrage mill, and Lo-
gan was sure that We were on the eve OF
another rebellion greater than that ofls61.
They all sung the same song Of ku-kluI,
and White League, murders and outrages.
In the House, the ball was opened on
the same subject on-the Army Appropria-
ton bill, Mr.. Beck Democrat) Directing
to further action until he knew how the
army was to be employed. Mr.. Eldridge
DemocraD suggested if the army was to
be used in organizing Legislatures it would
have to be increased. Old Ben. Butler
said he wanted to get at Louisiana, he had
given her peace once and would do it
again. He forgot, however, to add that
he had taken all of her silver spoons in
payment for his gift, and we doubt wheth
er he would find another visit down there
as profitable.
An effort was then made to take up the
Civil Rights bill, but the Democrats an
nounced their unalterable determination
to resist any action on the subject, espe-
cially when matters of such grave import
ance were pressing on the public mind
So without any action the House adjourn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08

to the legislative bodies and to executive
positions. Ofcourse venality and corrup-
ton follows as unerringly as night does
the day. Now we want to ask whose
fault is all this ? Is it not that of every
man, who, constituting an integral part
of the governing power, fails to meet the
responsibilities thus imposed upon him
The more intelligent the citizen the great
er is the obligation on him to take an ac-
tive part in politics that his fellows may
have the advantage Of his advice and his
superior attainments. And yet this class
from which we have a right to expect the
most, is perhaps the most supine. But
there is another class, who, being too
stupid to understand their obligations to
society and to comprehend the principles
of Intelligent government, are constantly
reprobating politics and politicians. They
raise their hands in holy horror and thank
God that they have nothing to do with
politics, belong to no party, and are ''in-
dependent in politics." Such men, we
say, from their negative character, are a
positive injury stp a community. They
prevent many better men than themselves
from taking that intelligent action in
politics which behooves every freeman
We do not mean that every man should
seek an office, or that he should neglect
his business and run around electiouecrins
or making stump speeches; but We dc
mean to say that it is the duty ofevery good
citizen to study and understand the true
principles upon which our government is
based and to do his share towards the
proper carrying out of those principles.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
10, for FISH SEASON, 1875!
NEW ENTERPRISE!

WE hereby take pleasure to inform ALL
w PARTIES ENGAGED IN FISHING
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, that we shall
commence making DAILY TRIPS with the
STEAM TUG johnson Bros" at an early
period in the FISH SEASON. We have two
large boats, decked sufficiently to carry all
Fish entrusted to our care, or any other freight
that will not require too much time in handl-
ing. One of us having had sufficient experience
in running of fish to warrant US in asking the
patronage of parties engaged in fishing, We
hereby solicit the same. Nc forced sales to
make time, as we have one Boat ever ready for
use, giving ample time to get best prices as
we'll as careful handling, and an abundant
space to prevent the disfguring and damage to
the Fish.
For further information, address
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
No. 1901 Water ST., and Johnson's Wharf,
Washington. D. c.
c. W. JOHNSON,
RANSALL BROWN,
jan S-3m# Managers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08

demonstrations in any quarter, and the militia
ry still occupied the State House On Tuesday
Gov. McEncry addressed the following dispatch
to President Grant:
In the rame of Liberty, and all lovers of liber-
ty throughout the United States, do most sol
EMMY protest against the acts of the military
forces of the United States on yesterday III NE
occupation of the State House; in the 1nrclhle
election by troops of members of the Legislature
and the elected Speaker of the House, and the
subsequent organization of the House by direct
and forciblr intervention of the military. l al
firm bt.tor, the whole American people that me
action the part of the military in this city yes
tcr,l;,y is nubvcrsive Of the republican lnSttu-
tions OF this free country.
(Signcd) JOHN M'fSkih.
The following dispatch from Gen. Sheridan
is disgrace to the service to which he belongs,
and if n commander of his brutal and savage
instincts shall be suffered to rule In the De
partment of the Gull he will bring disgrace
upon modern civilizations
HEADQRs MILITARY DIV. OF THE VI ISsoURI,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ,, 800
Ho'. ". ". Bcik,"p Sc'y Of Var, U'Sht"9tM
think the terrorism now existing IN lo.lsE.-
ma Mississippi, and .ArkansaS could be entirely
removed, and confidence and far dealing estab-
lishcd by the arrest and trial OF the ringleadcr>
OF the armed White LeasuerS. II congress WOULD
pass II bin declaring them bandtti, they would
be tried 10y II military commission. This bandit
Ii, who murdered lien here on the lth OF last
September, and also at NlckSburS, MISSISSIPPI
should i'll Justice To law and order and peace, and
prosperity to the southern part of the country
be punished. 1t is possible that if the President
would ISSUE IL proclamation declaring them ban
ditti that no further action need be taken except
that which would devolve upon me.
(Signrdl L. II. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General United States Army.
At last accounts al was quiet in New Or
leans. Notwithstanding this is SO, on We'd
nesday, General Sheridan sent another tele-
gram to the Secrctaa of War, in which he
SAYS that some Of 'the banditti' had threaten
ed to assassinate him, but that he is not afraid
1t appears that the Radicals of the Louisiana
Legislature discovered that, after the retire
ment of the Democrats, they had only htty-one
mem bers with certifcatcs-leSS than aquorum
They therefore admitted three men, who occu-
pied precisely the same position as the five
Democrats who were elected. The question Is
naturally suggested, why does not the mill
tary again ntcrpose aud put those three men
out AS they did the five Democrats
On Wednesday, Mr. Belknap Secretary OF
War, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipt of Gen. sheri.
dams dispatches and SAYS: The President and
ali of US have full confidence and thorough
| Is approve your course
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
The New York Press on the Louisiana
Outrage.

The New York HrrIid SAYS every maxim
Of free government WAS violated and golden
under foo, by the Federal interference with the
organization of the Louisiana legislature.
The World SAYS: 1.-The miserable uSurper
Kellogg is more plainly than ever before seen
TO be the puppet of~the yet more tingiiious
usurpcr. Grant who has now employed the
military power which is iuirusted Ia him To
maintain the liberties and defend the rights o.
his counirymen in putting both 10 an open
shame
The Tribune SAYS. ''the citizens of Louisiana
have seen themselves cheated and defrauded.
aud when the fraud came near 10 failure they
have seen the " hole power OF the General Gov
srumeni ased 10 coazummate II and make VII
Iainy successful. They make no ouicrr. but
upon the facts rs they are they invoke the de-
hherate Judgment OF the American people
The Erprs,s deplores the spectacle aud the
intensely partisan agencies which have pro!uc-
Ell il Better Il SAYS, open martial law
than the scenes in New Orleans on Monday
Better also. open despotism. like THAI Of Rus
STA or Turkey. than republic only in name
Better, indeed. 10 remand Louisiana back 20 I.
state of territorial dHcadence than 10 rob the
people Of thciE frpfSud call them citizens
The kseaxnu~ employ mer1 ,of
the Fedora! army Yesterday IN the organization
OF the Legislature of The State of Louisiana APP
pears 10 De absolutely uujusthable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
Profession ana Practice.

After the November elections we were told
that as soon AS Congress met, the Republican
majority would enter upon the work of reform
with Il view Of reinstatng their party in the
confidence of the people.
Well, it is now more than month since the
meeting of Congress, and what has been done
toward this reinSta tement?
The most important event is the elimination
of the Louisiana vilainy; and SO far the Re-
publcans in Congress have consented to every
part of it.
Next. they have shown their zc;lsfor reform
by refusing to investigate the safe burglary
conspiracy, because they felt certain that such
an investigation would mplicate Boss Grant.
Finally they have passed through the Senate
Sherman bumbug bill for the imitation of the
currency; and these things are all that they
have done toward the regcneratio Of their de-
cayed and bankrupt partly. Y. San.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
Feminine Devotion to an Object.

One of the most beautiful qualities of the
feminine soul is its capacity for deep and
true devotion to any Object which appears to
it particularly lovable. An example of this
delightful power came to light in North Caro-
lima town the other day. Animated by an
ardent and noble love for ObieCts-which were
Bonnets-two young colored ladies innocently
placed upon the railroad track, in solitary
spot, a number of ponderous distractions.
The connection between Bonnets and logs on a
railroad may not perhaps become at once APP
parent to those ignorant OF the before mention-
ed power of feminine devotion As the young
ladies themselves simply and sweetly observed,
they wanted to kill some ladies on the train
to get their bonnets.' 1t is sad to record the
fact that the exquisite emotion with which
these young beings dreamed of the prospective
Bonnets was all the happiness that their ingeni-
Gus plan had as yet furnished them. There is
really wondrous power in Bonnet. hun
dred years ago Sieur Bcauard was a poor Par
islam miliner, to whom csme a customer de-
sirous of arousing his dormant genius Sir, >
she said II am an EnglisEwoman and the
widow of an admiral. Make me bonnet ex-
pressve of these facts l}eaulnrd rose to the
occasion; and presently sent the dame bonnet
which bore putfs of gauze Stimulating stormy
sea, quantities of small ornaments representing
the ships thereon, heavy Knots of ribbon the
rocks, and diamond star at the very top the
lighthouse lantern. From that hour Beaulard
was a rich man, with a proGgious train of GUS
toners.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
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No Excuse for Being sick.

No person can use BoSchee's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and cure We
have the first case of Coughs, Colds or Con-
sumption, or any disease OF the Throat and
Lungs yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every year for
three years over $50, 900 sample bottles by
druggists in all parts of the United States.--
No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave
their Preparations such test as this. Go to
your Merchant, j. ii. ROBERTS Il Co., at Port
Tobacco, and get bottle for Is cents and try
1.-two doses will relieve you. Sample Bottle
10 cents each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
4 Valuable DisCOYerY.

DR.. c: w. Benson, Plactcing Physician
at loo North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
(who has paid much attention to nervous dis
casc), has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in a certain proportion
invariably cures headache, either bilious, dys-
peptc, nervous sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is triumph in medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country
are ordering by mail. He prepares it in pills
at so cents per box. The Doctor is largely
known and highly respected in Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist.
G5-Thesc Pills can be order cd through any
Druggist or sent posta ge free.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
RcIi~iOnS Notice.

The fourth Quarterly Meeting for Charles and
St. Mary's Circuit, will be held at Newtown,
Jan. 10th 18th. Preaching on both days at
II y. NJ. by Rev. DR.. Rodgers, P. f. Love
feast, Sunday, $50 y. NJ. After sermon, the
administration of the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper. Persons will please come prepared to
contribute to the quarterly collection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
The Next Tobacco Planting.

In discussing the question, ''Shall Virginia
and North Carolina plant a large crop of
tobacco next spring?' Mr.. John OFT, the
says:
while giving due weight to all contingent
cies, and also to the element Of speculation in
volved in the situation there is, in view of the
unusually large deficiency IN supply to he pro-
vided for, and the probable fact that our do
nestle demand will require the entire product
of this year, nothing to show that prices will
not be very remuncrative on the production of
Il very full crop next year; indeed, it is not
improbable that good prices will extend also
to the crop planted in 1876"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08

Es- The detectives have entered the field Of
statistics in the Charlie Ross case. More than
$50, 600 have been expended, they say; COM
mssioners have searched from ocean to ocean
and across; 700 900 circulars have been issued ;
printing and photographing have cost So, 900 ;
4 corps OF clerks have been employed in the
correspondence about the boy; 200 bands of
gypsies have been searched; one stray boy has
been found and taken home to his mourning
parents: COO Charlie Roses have been report ted,
and at least 800, 600 persons, at one time or an
other, have been on the search. The result is
nothing yet, and the detectives believe he is
dead, or else in the charge of some recuse who
has never heard of the case. Were there no.
thing involved but the life of child, some
persons might ask whether all this was worth
while, but when it is considered in the broad
light of resistance to invasion of the sacred
family circle, it is stirring and cheering ex-
hibiton even II part of the effort has been in
Spired by the desire for the reward.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-08
GARDEN SEED.

A GENERAL and well-assorted supply Of
n ISHSTH'S Celebrated Garden Seed,
warranted fresh and true to name-consisting
of Peas and Beans in any quantity, also the
best varieties of Cabbage Seed by paper, ounce
or pound to seed in tobacco beds, and every
variety of Seed suitable for our climate. All
of which will be sold at lowest prices.
J. THOS. COTTON.
Aliens Fresh Jan g. 1875