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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
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@ie Irmen Seelen.

Seeten, bic NIT unS 70 eng r%erbunben,
Wttletb po1 seweint unb ftct esta1t,
6tnseIGteren 1ne Is, binsef6wuneen,
Sn bic bunfle, fG~peisenuc1e Natt.
6insefGwunben Tnb Rs, b%tnBef6ieben!
Setren nte, a9 ME ! III uns aurild,
Die eeltebt unS brIoerltn bienteben,
Die setbetlt NIT uns ttr @era ibr @lad.
G%tnessansen III Elm tDbsr eeben
Mtt benz lestsn iretlhen @ewaua,
SIN Der 9Ibnuns bsiBsm Teuer beben
9llfa fsbsno fte 3u uns bic 6ane.
5&u!bbepuet sequGlt pen Sebuiudti6mer'
aer,
8ltnbe, fern lem en'sen @aatentrabl
2ufen fte nit ensterfuItem 6erien:
9elft une Grnsn aus Der Sltnuns Dual !
Eohter Du unb Muttsr Defines Sobnee,
Sanefrau, 8raut unD Mago unb SDatStn
steb' Rns ;u cen Tlben Detnes Sbrpnes,
Himm Der Sinner Bitten gndtt9 BIN
. 1aria, bic bas 9iht I'M ieset,
| Der bic Gnasl ltnb gum Diert betraut,
Die bss !6tmuels bDAfss Glud senteset,
SDl' rns, toA6egtudte @ottestraut.
6abe Wtttetb, Nutter, NIT ben @rmen,
Define tbnea milo Detn Mutterbers,
9lete BET Dem Scbne UNI Grbarmen,
ettae ttren betBen @ebRiuGtslAmer3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
MuS NOrtu9al,

no bic Trsiaeifer felt LANCER 3stt TN
@ebeimen gsAen cte tatboItlde Strde
miblten, wtro fOlesnbss 3el&en Der
Bs7eruns an9essist:
Opcrto, 2. Oct. Der portusiefide
9ibaa!iemue, Der felt uebr ais oiersie
Sabren batar orbettet, rcr Stride In
Portugal Iaaeiam aber fI6e. ale 2es
%beneacssn su untssbincen, febt au let<
mem i~beroroBen 2eiowelen eurb cine
MaBreasl ess Mintfers fir Juifis uno
rts aethlihen Nn%selesenbsitsn elm out
Stdd Agtsit vsrnibtst. @tnss Der be-
ltsbtea MiissI sur S6ma6unR he's
firdiiaeu Gin FaG;S mar Die aufbes
hung eiuer gnsab! pom Di5eiltn, Die
pisperrolt BON pen oer1bieoenen ftyS
hsnfesnolt6ea Wtntasrtsn bel Der GU
rte brinaenp bef0rportst. bert atsr QUE
nal oIs uapusdflhvbar be5eIdnet wer=
ZEN mar. I'm ren Wtcerfanb De5 r5s
mi1aen Stub|es gsgen ttsls Wabrs9ei
su bphen, bate Der 5uRi;m'ntftsr
2uciano De Cairo an IL. Nocembsr
1869 u~abIolseno:s Dectst er!alfn
go lan9c Die 8srmincsruns Der Di6-
cs|tn unD Domeapttsl MOS cuyt9s'
fabu if, psrpsn tsiasrlsi Nareen
lomterrsnReisn, Ganonieaie nUb tt.
, Qen5 mslde 8snsf ieien, pie be! Ter
i peridtspsnsa SaiAsota!ftGlsn css Gcns
t tiaents uup Ger a;ortlbsn SnieIn DC:
; can't pe1pst, wIcpsv tsisbt." 8et &c
j, Bsgrlnouns oisIes 8si6!u1ss Der nj
eineg @Saloae oue DrmcapItsl nsi
eanrss auf cen Ausferbe-Gtat iesit
wurcen &rlparniB. Nl6faisn In De
WcresrgrunD gslteIt. "Irsu eem 0s
bantsn," 70 (pra6 Ger 5uRismiatfs
gum S5ntse. als sr tbm bas etrabnt
Deeret CUR untsrssihuuno oorleSie. "ct
= Staats, Aussabsn obne BesIntrd1til
l. uns css Dfsntl;Den Dlena's ~ b
T. (Htdnten. uno selsiiet BON Dem Befyt
n ben, aaG meinerletts etnen Betra9 II
e. 26iung Der Observation-Disclosures su IL
r. fern, Isee i'd bsute 0n,er Walrfdt ei
er 1ectst Dor. Das ScrlGieoene 8eiiin
D. munesu iibar Gylparniie bet Der Dot
l. ttpn psS b5begen aIeru5 entbGlt."
h Dur9 Nusflbruns oieIer Nasres
10 Die (slbfpnfanpItb In 3Om lsbpaf:
m Drcttf erfubr, mar bet Derf6isDen
e, RetbeeraIea bas DOmcapiteI auf etH
g. oerinoen 8efanO BON Wit~tpItsoera
en- ladaefabrt up;oen, uao es mo9ts eth
en- trauriaen Ginprud, psrn man bet it
II. hafsiten unter @iffens neS prd!aI
% . Gle @bcrflble Ieer lab. S1 Srai
I'LL no Elm GrstIl9pi unier BEN E!tsI .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Sic fatbDliibe &trbe tn SOL
LAMB.

gus eem 70 chen eri&tsnsnen S@s@
motlsmus Oct fatbOltfdsn Sts6e poll
lambs, Ger nun In 80. Sabrsar8 cofs
lisst, mDssn na6fsbenbe furse WOt'Ssa
sssasn, wte rprt rey SctboliciemuS tts'
tig on GAIL sunimnit, wen1 eu@ !tbe>
raie Siatser bon Gem Nbfoue gamer
SEtl@aftsn gum YrCtefuntt5mun8 ia
beln. Die 3atl Der Satboltten 9Ol>
lanes tstra9s 1,376.970, Die ber ~ptsnfs
t~bueucen" 9sisaer 1850, btsrbst fac
he SrcenspsisRsr uup Die an b5beysu
G6ulen tb6ltSsn @siRit9en aus9e.
ltIO0eu. IS mare eewts mln1dens.
wsrtb, eoB au9 oisis NIT oufssnommsv
warren. @is t@ tn Sabre 1854 eec
as. Sabrsans bse S@emattsm mus on
aessipt, bate POLAND stf 1.229.O9z
SStbpliten unb 1922 prtetsr, Die Sab
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Nfut GBQblung.
Nus Oct Repoluttons3eit.
Son
G6Maro SnrEioc.
Ser MSarqniS be 2a GbarnaDe,

Warta atbanalIus GbrefIen, Mars
quis &c Ga GbarnaY9, ScpiIdn i'm Nes
ssmente BON Blaapegu, Deyl!es ben Oienf
I'M Sabre 1882 na6 BEN xope Ieiner
6rau, ste ,bm swei 8!ncsr sI ers,ebsn
b,ntsrIIeb. Dte NaGrtdt con ibrsn
LoOe erbislt er In p~erpi8nan, po er in
@arniion lag. Gr tsbrte iosleiG auf
is.ns Gut 8agoert in Der ppttou sartd
no sr Aues In erSB!et lrousr tbsr zen
SOB Der Warqaile fenp, Gle man cert
an8sbetst bate. st sdblte pumalS AS
Sabre; feline Rinbsr wartt mod Iebr
jung. isin Sobn war setn uno is,ne
Ipb!er adt Sabre cit. DIE Sorss
rIg TIRE G~rStsbuns, lcwte pte 8srpal>
tHns isinsr Sitter forrerten ssbteteril9,
pab er iId pom D;snee SurIfSisbe, unr
ct erbteIt nab neutrality-suspicious.
DteuRsn istne G%utIa flung NIT Gem Cub.
ptsstseute uno elmer an%semeGsneu pen.
Eon. st Drpnste ittne Anesleeenbsi,
ten, bercitete ietneu Sobn fir pie Wt'
litlrlbule Dor, uno nabM nab unl
nah pie Sch eneweile Ger Gssl!snte aus
Der Potion on, pie mst8s9s froulms uni
stnfahe Mdnaer, Manner BON alien
S9rot unD 9orn, etntserrasea per
bausrt unp grcbe Jaser paren.
, Das S6lps 8aIpert pon Gem mo-
oeut su Gage uur aO@ eintse 8uins
l'sbt. lag uIltten in Gem Gbeiie GET ptc
ping pctipu, pgn man Ger DtG:en Wal
: per nOs8en, nit osEen CT bsctdt 1T, 90
SulplanO aaEnse. 0as Ssd3;bui
: oes WatauiS mar BON eiaem wg;stdu
i ftSen patst umssbsn, uno Ger Wss
Dem inner pffsnen Store res SGluli'
IIbrte enr9 piGte Nalbsr uno DtIl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
9tms Gno OeutIblamb.

gei BEN @oblmdnnernablen i'm
OrDsterscaIbum Socen boben pie Nas
ttonaI- 2iberaIen nt6t nur teineGIntuBe
erlitten, lOnpern lelbf pa6 wihttge
Wannbeim srcbsrt. pie einsige Stapt
i'm 9once psda's, 100 Die oen;ctratt)de
partet %einsewur;sIt itisn. SO b!t'b'
cennpd In 8aeen beim NIten, ,. ). Der
NottcnoIsQ iberalismue eDmtuirt mad
ute Dor, uno Gas yano blstbt Gin
Sdoup!ob tes .@GIturfampfss.'
Selbf Der DaGItampf mar I'm @rurce
rlur cine pbale rss GuIturfampfss
Bonn ale national: Iibsralsn Wablanf,
rufe rtateten TIRE SpiBe eeeer Die
vultramcntanen," nte aud ote notio'
naIzltterolen gIatter tbre Spaltsn Saa
FIR Sag NIT Etatrtben ee8en paph
BtId5fe uao @eifltGe fiusn. Gens
nod ma bic 8stbetItBun9 Oh zen
WabIen i'm Auesmeiuen cine auBercrs
beutIt6 1aue. 0dttsn f6 jsoc@ bic
yuInamontunen" aufBsraft 10 wurce
man erlebt BADEN, eas aud bic Natios
nall iberalsn In Male f@ e,bOben bit
ten. @twaS Ionberbor nebren it6 me-
ben ben ibsrl6wdnSlidsn Sepetlsn Ger
baot1&en .Net6sfreunplduft" Die niu>
ltd erbpbensl1 8laseu aus, eos bte Nos
mtnifrattcn Der &etGss@tlsnbabn TN
@IIas Der porelItIen bacilben Staats9
gtItnbabn our6 u%isprtssrs Sarife cine
@ol6e GcncArrsns mo1s. pos fir 8as
cen Elm lstr smpfnDIider Nddlala8
Der Gi1entabnernts R6 berausfsuc.
Eo6 etbsn eie baetiden B!atIer tbrfn
Slaaen Gbsr pas gsrfabrsn Der eiIals
flGfn Nettssnpn Isbr bsl@sireuen
AuepruG, unesFabr 70, tDie Die 8onper>
rsmentalen U;dtter In pgeu6sn tte Ses
1dwaeen Der Ba!iGeu @renaprootnatn
nber bic 6~onrtabun9 res ruIRThen
3ous uno paBsSyRems aud ni9t an
bic srCbe 0Icds bdnSsn.
Qus 8oterr ~rsrlautet, bag ote Don
cer, Winiferium 8eplonts Steuerssr'
q bSbuna cine Notwithstanding aDt'1sr
ben be'ren Iartetsn Ger ubssotpnetsn'
Rammer onsubabneu fdssne. DIE pa
trtptsupartet nil ndmltd rte GrbbbunE
oblsbuen, 70 lanee nidt cine Stsusrrs'
form, pel6e cine eIei6mdsise 8ettbet
luna Ter 9afsa bspttfL rurG8sf1tr
IN, uno @e tann nidt onrers, wsnn Il
Gb nt6t bet pem Sefsusrtsn Sc!te IN
ouen @reoit brtnsen mill. Sn dbnl'
der Sage ttFnren f6 aud eA Ssoeye
len benin bsi Der eeseuwdr!issn saa
ouer wirtbl@afliden 3uRdnOe miro
cine Stsuers Grbbbuno einen ousemst
nth aufla,st sur Bolse baben. Nbe
cine Steuers Grb6huna 1T cine b66
etnfaGe M~antpWlal'On, wsI6s Don DEE
0inansmininsr NIT einisen Jspsrtt'
den abestban MID; ssne >isneFf,
form III soeesen IN s'nen Staate, I
rrel&em ole td.ffen poFtionsn o.
ausaabe>8 nc0et5 ntdt beidnttten NC
pen ourfrn, etne b66t i9Dier'ss An
Naoe, oerta ruibe, fan aa8su0ltdIid
y5luns esraOssu unsbun!t@ '@s'H
Y8tr Inp rssmseen rer An{i9t c
tossrt(he Gtnausmtnitsr percs. Trs,
pie @bssoyonstens 8ammer E'gE!io Ct
Steurrrefurm betarr!ta pet!anst Ct
bsftmmte 6Iia fi6 auSbsoineen. =
NJ tpm nun pseie Mot abIaEaa
fam, unp pas 3w6IfmiuioneneDe DEP
oepsGt pevDsn muB, 70 III ntGt essa
ben, rute anpsrs SebOlfen DssDen tat
o!s pur1 cine Anlstbs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
Democratic Meetings.
,i'"e Meetings.
~ nc Democrats have called meyaugs for
V"e iViowing times and plares
Farm Lands in NIaryIonn

Acodo,a' ''.ssot T. Il. Uhler, President of the
n''ue''J o. Sciences, is now Al wei. -.
s'''i SUI wy o' Maryland This Wi -.
only partially completed but 90 I'm ','' ''e'
l',',''" " prove that the survey win ia ~
inestimable benefit to the STATE WI oe "
thousand species Of insects have hoo, CO." "'.'
Maryland. Professor Uhlcr ol,ser,.,.. 'o'''o :"
condition Of uneultiyated land in ,I,o '''
PERHAPS OF most interest in connection viii IL.
survey at the present time when a l,r,,.,,- '''9
Of workingmen are seeking homes in f,r-c,r 49,,
Professor Uhler says that in Charles ma :.
Mary's counties, the latter particularly thora
immense tracts of uncultivated and unoccurioa
land which can be had for s. an acre All ia.
is required to make these lands productive Is IN
dustry, patience and perseverance on the part of
those purchasing them Improperly attended to. the
land could be made as fertile and perhaps more
profitable than that in Kansas or other Western
states where the grasshoppcrs are Il continual
terror to the farmer. who knows not when they
viii alight on bis field and dcyastate whltit took
years Of work to produce. The lands have not
been drained, aud consequently diseases prevail.
4 little perseverance would transform that part
Of the State into garden and would richly re-
ward the industrious frrmcr. Professor Chlcr
was with the Haydn Geological Expedition
in the West and believes that the land in St
Mary county is quite as good as that in Kansas
or Colorado. -BtH lm,ricaa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Remember that the subscription 20,
The Maryland Independent Is onIy
Al 90 a Year, in Advance.
s,,,ou. Hines. Of capt. Wells

Grrlous Illness OF tupt Nfllr
We are sincerely grieved to hear that Can,
i,,i;,b wells Editor Of The Port ToJaceo y,D,,,
!. m lie was taken with slight chill ON sun
asy night and, we learn, was on the next morn
~, f,,nJ 10 be specchless by his son, Mr. sam
q. Wells. With the exception Of the last named
gentleman all of his family were absent with
yri,nde in the city, but they were promptly sum
moncd home and returned by the uoon-day train
of Tuesday. They were distressed bevond ex-
preston to find him sui in "a speeches. condition
lie has continued in this state from Monday morn
ing up to the time of this writing. His condition
c1ctes the greatest distress on the part Of his fam
i,y and the most anxious solictude TO his friends
With all our heart we wish be may he yet longer
spared to life but so alarming are the symptoms
of bis disease that we scarcely entertain reason
able hope Of his recovery We know of no man
whose death in the community would be more Sc
riousy felt and more generally deplored. More
than thirty years ago he came to this village a
poor Young man and established The Part 7obdcco
Tfrass In every aspect he has become thoroughly
identified with the people among whom he east
MS iot+ III tIltl unjust lc HIS ltSCb IL 'tld
agreeable family and in his editorial as in other
capacities, he ha, striycn as,iduousv for the pro
motion of the public veal according to his hon
estly entertained convictions Gifts necessities In
point of politics there has been want of harmony
between this paper and that over which he pre-
sides As an unavoidable consequence there have
occurred jar. that were not pleasant tous. Firm
in his convictions rcsoluie Ia his determinations,
formidable in attack, ,klful in defense ana fear
less Of consequences, he has always been dam
gerous adversary in the field of editorial discus
sion Devoted to his profession, he gave all his
time and attention to the improvement of hi, pa
per and the enhancement OF its influence. Not
outstanding, in our journalistic capacity We
have at times had 10 measure lanccs, to give and
receive blows it has always been with reluctance
that we have done so. aud never otherwise than
under constrant Of our own dutihll requirements
as understood by Us. Now, in the moment Of
their sore affection and of his painful illness. We
leg leave TO assure his family aud friend, of our
sympathy, to express our most sincere hopes for
his recovery and to declare that in our remcm-
hrancc Of the past, far he i, concerned even
its harshest features have become changed into
Objects Of the most golden "reminiscences
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

Last week We inadvertently omitted in
giving the proceedings Of the Republican and In
dependent Convention, to publish the names Of
the Different committee men appointed 10 attond
to registration IN the different districts The fol-
lowing are appointed for their respective districts.
lst district-Gcorge \. Wade. Thomas IIov-
kins and Alfred Dent i"o'''s Ia"
Edmund Chase '' = ia" any,
Sd Distinctly. W Nistcad, John Dunpinoton
aud Sandy Posey. '''''' '"'i'''''s wa
4th district: r. Wheatlcy. William J. Mat
thews and John Ilolton "'''''''i
J. B. Key. = VI '"'''' guy
9th diistriet-F. o. Medley William Hicks and
Henry Chapman
9TH distrct-w. f. " Rowe. William Dec
Mitchell and Washington Mack
sth 3istrict~7Richard Forbes, Iillery Wade ant
George Grim.
9th di'trict-George J. Chappclcar, SyIyestc
Thomas and James Wade.
The committee, from what we learn have plent,
of work before them. They should find ont ever,
one who has been turned down By the registers
and who isjusty entitled to vote and put the cas-,
in a shape for the action of the Judge No time
to lose. Act at once
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

The charge made by Mary f. Cooper color
cd against Captain J. b. Rdgaway, conductor on
the Baltimore aud Potomac railroad, Of violating
che civil rights act TO secure equal privilege
the cars, &c, to citizens without regard to race
or color, was dismissed on Thursday by Commits
sioncr Rogers The woman was furnished a seat in
the smoking car, but AFTERWARDS finding vacant
seat in a regular passenger car she took itand was
undisturbed. President Bowie, Of the company,
said Conductor Ridgaway was one of their best
conductors, a native of New Jersey and Repub-
lican. Charles W. McNackiu was counsel for the
defense
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
\ Word 20 the uncmnIoxed.

Our attention has been called to a new
cooking utcnsH recently invented which makes
baking pleasure, instead ola dreaded necessity ;
the inventor of which hns conferred an everlasting
blessing upon every houaekecper We refer to the
Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan with
which by simply raising hook, you can remove
the sides Of the pan from the cake instantly with
out breaking or iniuring il in the least, thus en-
abline YOU to ice and frost it while warm. To
remove the tube in the center, insert knife in
the top Of the tube; and simply giveit half urn,
and it will drop out, 1t is also provided with a
slide on the bottom, so that, when you remove
the tube. YOU can close the hole, making a pan
with plain bottom, for baking Jelly and plain
cakes pudding. bread ETC., tins Prachc@(g y'f"3
nm i,ro pms TOR The price of oae
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly Recommend
cd bv the ladies as being the best aud most con
vcnicnt pan ever introduced. They arc made OF
Russia iron. are more duYa6le AMI pH 6afe Ho"f
ches mare erc,Iy and much ntcer 6ro'cn TN" 90"
run bake them u, the oH tashioHed I'm caSe PaHS.-
These goods are sold exclusively through agents
to families. and every house keeper should ny All
means have them apendid opportunity Is
offered TO some reliable lady or gentleman canvass
ser of this county to secure the agency nor pleas
amt ana profitable business. For terms, territory
etc. write 10 l.. Z. Brown X Co., Nos "a anu
9l6 Elm Street. Cincinnati Ohio Sep. 2i-+t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
Narrow Escape from Drowning.

On Wednesday Of last week Miss Emily L.
Speake, accompanied by colored girl and boy.
started from Brent Landing in row boat cared
10y two colored men, to cross Port Tobacco Greek
Tor the purpose Of taking passage at Chapel Point
an the steamer Express for Washington There
was also in the boat a few bags Of wheat being
taken 10 Chapel Point mill The boat appears to
haze heen in icaky condition and when. well
cut from the shore, near tic channel of the creek
IT logan sinking and was finally cip,izcd. throw
ing the whole party to struggl. for lheir lives in
the water. Miss Spc0ke sank twice ont of sight.
Their cries attracted the attention of persons on
the shore who hastily put Off to the rescue. We
are glad 10 SAY the efforts Of he rescuers were not
un"vailing, as the whole party were brought safe
y to laud all of them being in very exhausted
conditions From Brcnts Landing to Chapel
Point we do not think the creek is much. if anv.
under mule in width
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

The name ofthis gentleman it will be seen
appears in the list Of dcnquents, which we pub
hSh this week, for arrcarages due the State As
Mr. Chappciear is the nominated candidate of the
Republican and Independent party for Sheriff, it
Il proper tor Us to state, and We 10 so by author
NY, that portion of the money due to the State
10y Mr. Chappccar is nov in the hands of the
states Attorney, aud the entire balance will, in
" fe" days, he settled His name is on the list.
out there is no question about his eligibility. Go
ahead and elect him. lie is a thorough business
man and WORTHY OF snnn,r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver C0HIHlIPIL Amt

When from any of The numerous Incl
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor-
mally, the bile remains in the system,
Yitiating and pcrvcrting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils, Carbunclts,
Blotches Pimplcs, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthm5 Consumption, DysenteIy, Kid
ney ana Bladder diseases, and many other
disordeF, all originating directly or indi-
rectly ffom The Liver Kclcrs Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action of
tie Live by providing for the removal OF
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
Kidncys and Skin.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
Attention

Is called to the offer made b, the National
S;;vc,-Platinr Co. 7o4 Chestnut St, PhiIadel-
,,h;o in onr Columns. Their silvcr-warc is beau
iif" and fay up to the standard and their gen
eroas offer is available to all the readers OF this
poper for ninety days after date
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

Col. Ammon requests as to state that he
will bc prepared TO commence saving lumber at
his new mill IN this place sometime next week,
and to notify all who want saving done by him
. commune al oGge hauling lAeir loss
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of feri facias, issued by
DE A. Hanson, one of the Justices of the
Peace in aud for the State of Maryland and
Charles county, at the suit Of james H. Rison,
against the goods and cllattles, lands and tene-
nents Of Hugh p. Posey, to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all tls;. az
claim interest estate, at law n"d III
the said Hugh T.. Posey, in and 10 the following
TO wit:
An Of his interest in a tract of land called and
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

At the Queen of Englands drawing room
receptions three white feathers must adorn
'ne halr OF the married lady and two of an
unmarried lady. Pceresses and their
daughters are kissed on the check by the
Queen but other ladies of less ,'high de-
gree kiss her majesty's hand The Prin-
cess of Wales sometimes takes the Queen
place at these "drawing-rooms," which
case the kisses are dispensed With
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11
NOTICE.

TINE Third ANIMAL Session Of the Bectory
Home School will tDV.l begin on MON
DAY September 10TH 1884, and end on Friday,
June 18th, 1873.
All the English branches, Latin, German,
French Music and Drawing For terms address
Miss NELLIE LENlN,
Care Rev. Dr. Levin. Port Tobacco, Nd.
aug Ism
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The Chrisfeld Lrdger says: \ working
mems party has been organized in this
section. The organization contains about
a hundred members, and all who JON the
society pledge themselves to vote for no
rich man, but to assist in elevating the poor
man to office. regardless of the party prin-
eiples This organization contains some
of the most high-toned citizens Of this dis
trct, and its influence will be felt in the
coming election
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

In blasting at the Palisade quarries, be-
tween Weehawkon and Bulls Ferry, n j
cans of nitro-glyccrine are used The
cans are each about four inches long and
as thick as tallow candle. Recently some
boys stole some of the little cans, and, for
mischief hid them among the rocks, and
now a space two hundred feet square mas
been stalled off and no one will work there
because the cans cannot be found, and 1t Is
feared that the moving Of the rocks lying
about might explode them, and that would
kill every person within a thousand yards.
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NEWS

Although the storm of Thursday was
ou;ta violent in Baltimore we did not
Feel the full force of its fury. The re-
nor received by telegraph from other
points show that it extended along the
whole coast, aud was particularly violent
IN the Lower Virginia, along the Chesapeake
bay Long Island sound and up the New
England coast. One of the saddest OF ITS
woTts Of ruin was wrought near This city
4 yonne Girl Of Is while returning from
-aEnnl was blown from bridge and drown
81 After the storm abatcd and the waters
subsidized her body was recovered But.
Gazette.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

Mr. Conkling must be convinced by this
time that he has raised storm which he
will find it difficult to allay. The better
Republicans everywhere approve the Pres
ident's policy, and there can be no doubt
mat IT. as is suggested, a public meeting
snail be called to show that approval it will
dwarf any gathering Mr. Conklings friends
may get up as counter demonstration. -
y. !. Hc1ald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1877-10-11

Several American citizens of Gin
cinnati who hitherto acted with the Demo
cratic party have issued call for a meeting
of their fellow countrymcn, tie purpose be-
ING the formation Of an efficient and active
organization, which will give its unmistak-
able support to the Administration of
President r. b Hayes in his noble cndeav-
ors to reform the abuses and cotruptions 9f
the last Administration, and in his efforts
to promote national and local peace
throughout the entire country, and to aid
the party sustaining him to secure the en-
dorsemcnt of bis native State at the APP
preaching election. Bull. 1mericcm
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Washington Star At Orange Court
House, Va, when the Presidential train
was moving off some one proposed three
cheers for the President. No, said lead
er, by the way ST change let's give him
the rebel yell. 1t was uttered with will
the first time it had been heard during the
trip, and, it is said, pleased the President
much, as it was given with entire good
faith"