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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

Hs~T THE DEMOCRATS AND UNION MEN
of Montgomery county will unite in holding a
GRAND MASS MEETING AND BARRIE
CUE, at the New Fair Ground, at the eastern
extremity of Rockville
On Thursday, the 18th inst
Ample preparations will be made for all who
may be present, and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Democrats and friends of the e.
MON throughout this and the adjoining coun-
ties of Maryland, Virginia, and the District of
Columbia, TO participate in the festival. The
following able and distinguished Speakers have
been invited and are expected to be present:
G j Faulkner, Va j A Steward, Nd
j NJ Carlisle, ID G III G s Key, 1"
j c Jones, Tenn 7 + Bowie, :"
W b Magruder, DC Il Hammond, :"
Thos G Pratt, Md Il Louis Lowe, a
Robert Ould, d G w G Preston, I"
And the Democratic Electoral Candi-
dates for the State of Maryland.
lsS- A separate table will be prepared with
ample refreshments for the accommodation Of
the Ladies' who are particularly invited to at
tend. Their approving smiles should encour-
age the efforts of patriotic men in times like
the present, when the perpetuity of our glori-
Gus Union is imperiled by sectional fanaticism
GS~ The speaking will be continued at the
Court House at night, to which the public are
invited to remain.
MARSHALLS.
COT. BENJAMIN STIREVE, Of Medley S
District, Chief Marshall; JOSIAH W. JONES, DR..
b. +. HuGHEs, WIN. s. 0PFUTT and THOMAS No
LAND, Assistants.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
DR.. WM BREWER, ENoCH Is. HURON ELISHA
JOKES, DR.. G. A. HARDING and FRAEcIs VALDEZ
MAR Esqs.
IaS- The Speaking to commence at II A. NJ.
URIAH FORREST,
WIN. THOMPSON, OF r.,
CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
NJ. FIELDS,
| SAMUEL JONES,
Com. of Arrangements
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

E4- The Democratic meeting, at
GAINESVILLE, last Saturday, was well at
tended. The notice was very short, but
so great is the enthusiasm Of the friends
of BUCHANAN and BREcKINRIDGE in that
portion of our county, that they are ever
ready to unite with other friends in pro-
noting their success The meeting was
addressed by Mr.. KEY, of St. Mary's
county; Mr.. BoUIo, and DIR. VIM. Brew
Err, of this county, in interesting and eff
fective speeches. Fro IN the spirit mani
tested at this meeting, we have no doubt
that the cause of Buchanan and Brock
inridge is fiourishing in Medley's.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
FOR RENT,

IINlIE subscriber offers for Rent, his "PIN-
IL Ely FARM" situated about four and
half miles from Rockville. Possession given
Immediately.
aug 29-tf THOMAS CLAGETT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12

RELIGIOUS Baptist friends kept
up their protracted meeting in Piney
Grove for more than a week, and were
much edited by the services, and en-
couraged in their good work by the at
tendance of large congregations. AL
though their meeting was in the woods,
good order was maintained from its be-
ginning to its close, not single instance
Of annoyance, much less disturbance,
having occurred; and all present seemed
to greater or less degree interested in
the truths presented for their considera-
ton.
The Ministers in attendance were
Messrs. HOLMES, of Va, PHILLIPS and
KREeEL, of Baltimore City, and JONES,
resident Pastor, all of whom preached
powerfully impressive discourses, the
effect of which was witnessed in the bap-
tism on last Sunday, Of three ladies', all
members of the same family, and in the
inquiries of others into the way of saliva
ton.
This meeting will long be remembered
by all who participated in it, and its good
results will be continuous and permanent.
We shall never forget the delightful time
we enjoyed spiritually, nor the hospital
ity and Christian kindness with which
we, and all others from distance, were
received and entertained by the good peo-
pie of that neighborhood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-09-12
Straved or Stolen.

rs A LARGE BAY HORSE,
s(TETaaI 4 having white spot in his fore
aNyI head n black tail and name, and
es4Ne3zz@s 4&Sssabout twelve years of age. 1t is
supposed that this cstray may be in the vicini-
ty OF DR.. Duyall's, Montgomery county, Md
Whoever will bring the above described horse
to the office of the Washington News, Mt the
corner Of Il and Second Streets, Washington
will be suitably rewarded sep 3-3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
Political r,.eorJ,uo psi,.l.aI w

Political preocd,po K jkeG. We
copy the following letter from tie Ad-
ver,iScr -
Nj. Ed'tor-in your paper ofto-da,-
read my Name g. one of the vice nc
idents Of the NEE ing held in FsneriI
Hail last evening 10 hear the Rev. Mr..
Bcechor. Ii was rsed without my
know ledge or cor-e.,r. l decliaed 10
sign a petition ~ The use of the hal
Tor thai purpose, AID ! cannot lend nv
humble sanction 10 the occasion. How
ever much ! may sympathize in the
carse which Mir. Beecher has csporsed.
am no admlrer Of t, a. indy dual, or
any other Clergyman who 50 far for
gets the sacred duties Of his profession
rs to descend to the arena Of o it..cal
strife. by inserting this in your col
umuA you viii oblige Your obt, ses't,
Assess LAwasxos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
r.- The contrac, with the govc ],

To- Tie Contract WITH The go"c n
ment orthe Cn.ted states ior opening
.he Southwest Pass, aua Pass d IOsl-
II the II sis.ippi rivor, 70 depth OF
,vc, Is 80. aaI a width Of three hen
iret ,ce,, and 10 keep these chan"e's
ic.a ror ,Ae pcrjci Of five !car,, n.
blen AWARDED 70 Mcssr>. Gag ahd
i;io', er, Of Newport kentacky. The
,um ,rwii. y they contract % per.orh
tho - / :. %a3uoGO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

A correspondent at ST Croix, wr;i,ay oo
me 10 hn saws that there 10 great ex.
element pr.va iag about 81 Domingo emo
Mexico. II was the p;nion that Sp,in
would annex Hayti, and that Mexico wo.l !
ssesms . vice seysltys ~ kissasa Ter -
g tAs Deaaaaftes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

ito ARDS AfnA"E.-- the puw
o. leonard : wolda,,ri. Il. .1opo
tror - l. weigh. have src1a rti
2rowu bullock With H. neck broke i.
ihe ieonna tiiat attacis,d X. ] Is ID,
pop iar h"iietihat illeeif $ nroduct
~ hion 81 ii, pass. Til i. no. ia
c,se. Few leona't- rrsh boldly d. ths
ait.ck Ike do- The, II. X j,
game, and adv, erou hiQ.iy. 10. u.
use Q; eye.y object hat VIII aflorl t,,onc
cover Gutii hey are wifl,itafew bonnds
ofti err prey Then the immense pow.
or Of ilu>cie is displayed ia the conccp
tra'el energy OF mo sprin4. lie Ties
through thea,r ana sei'le> on'lr tnro i
usually throwing his ON body owe.
the animal while his 'eefh aua eiss.
are fixed on the neck; this l. me man
ner IN which the spine Of the animai !.
broken, by Sudden tw'>l AID no, bv
nlow. The blow from the paw ;. new
ertheiess, Immensely powerful and one
ssrose will rip open a bullock like
knife. but The effects Of thc wound are
still more 10 DC dreaded than the force
q the blow. There is a peculir poi
so'l n the claw, which is highly dan
geroas. This is caused hy the out,id
flesh which they are constantly tearing,
and which is apt TO cause can: enc b,
inocnlation.-- Bakers wand srings in
Cevion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

The Albany Anickerbocker Is response
be for III, r lowing recipe 10 destroy flies
Take clearinghouse pie, cut INTO thin
slices, and Iay il where the in ,ec,s can have
free access 10 ii. In less than fifteen min,
utes the whole Doodle of them will b.
dead with the cholic-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

IF Rev. Ctaries l.. Price has re-
.rrDed from his travels 10 Europe. lie
Is preparing book on the msnaefs-
Customs, ana educational systems =
Norway and Swclen. lie is a..
81 : writer, ana We venture TO 81
:, +. tA,ouir book viii u
poputaI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
'rELEGRAPHIC
E.rar,sd Expressly for the state ID mosr
LECTION Returns.
IOWA.

IOWA.
.aton Go. has gone Republican "
); majority. Cotton, De'nocia,, +
.ieo,ed to Constitutional Convention
275 majority
heokuk. buchanan Gao, Fremont |
sl4, Fillmore 24o.
ILLINOIS.
Sanranon Co.. otfic,al, Fremont
I.5, buchanan 2sgj, Fillmore 1879,
L.. ell oZ32, Riciisraseu :.io. Hoo
40.
Aia.sac county = Ducba..au I1c.
Freaout so
ga county - Duchalan 1900
oret fteMouL.
or,t. .lrlo"roic pclet 40" ma
j.utv
Pulaski auC AiexoDdcr COS abo't
900 com MAJ.
Johnson orunty-l20D G-no.iat
lnaloslty.
Fremont 2CD mai. u lr.qcojs -.
.ic.lei-oh ecllly--iAtD dC1locr-i'c
ina.
Pike - abort 800 dem. ma.
- sab district DO. soa anu S,n Il :
maj. or Congress WI, ~ rom 200
70 1000.
Euca's ma. in that di trict about
900.
N,aiiu =. IA. n.al. go.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
-- ~

Tie An n u o. Eyrei.r Mss
ia,7 .ne' =; News &. Nv 'rsey, on 'Fea-
az afd YES very III y ATTENDED. The
e.p's % the year amauat 10 ;h-ce bur,
- aod seven 'hou.and dollars, evpeadi-
( lures three hurll ed aa,, xerty ihrse 'ho,
sand d. lars, beng three III usarr dol,a-s
uuder those of as year, The = 'ee1i "a
d-b'edUess Of he board IS f9itv SIX roa
sand dollars
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
Ia. m 10; S.ie.

On 40" fbr hIga Ftr e IF rf'iea ia.
j ~ Wee fhu T.nN X ktafae d Rao4
sIsi AL n %" ~ "a mos ae'tc III ghhrh sl~
10 .ue comu y, t0rl .pr nh .ra, he civ .pnn
(urtsb 10 EAiS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
Ne t.sa .vTA e.

Not long -n'e jne IT, ,rNrn \ =.
,aeus hroueat tie news o. I've
nroaeI ofih' all roy q ite e..
TIA, Amevic.,n >tsf.~ mo, y Hs
VIII the d, IN of br,n",e
hat should le lie lie 'i- Rel
dent Walkcr. and tue .ea4g9cy c
Amesl,.'n ;odpes"c 10 tay .rtu -
norton of cur Cop,iu ~. W.
prc,ilot.a that Na,i.er aud us SINAI
army Was ,noie tbau MATCH al III.
tie anonarel aorde 81 ia ,-cn hizej ~
,i.ss that could he l'roHa' again,.
u. and the result his verified or
es3ictioGs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

cae Mr.. Mcconnell, OF Sangammon
eonssy, Illinois, has the largest flock
of sheep in tho United States. I,
numbers twcnty.ous thoaaanA aad u
II he eAoiseaa AasliAesA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
So he Caye,eo. of Del,ware h

Sx- he Coveteo. of Delaware has
appc n,ed ih,isdav, lhe v,n Of No.
,crber a. DIV OF Thanksgiving 10
t'af SGt'. This : tie fist drrar
- 80 = ~
tale rom the dae tins iar appoiuied
nv other ,,,a.-. Eleven States have
h,cd GA me 2oth, s.4: Maine, New
Hampshire. Vernon. Connecticut
New York, New Jersey. PENNSYLVANIA.
M,,r,Iae,l i.,aisna. Wisconsin and
Missouri. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

o The coemy, to WHOM be instantly
gase battle, Jnying en- from their
po> auJ pursuing u,em with great
s.a ctca, TIC enemy los. Al Mas .aya
100 kuicl, and coo wouedei, aud ii
G.cna1a 100 l.i!lc1, making n al
100, n moge ,aan oav.earsh = nc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

Inc attention. &c air'''e ri beng e Led
p arose bnst - whose iop'an~t Tn ne
claast Ios was faiing. hI ba'ew an ~ urn
which three beautiful im~on hEs we're
just uotuldiGg their charms, SHE s't'ess'y
exclaimed TO her brother: sSee, w Ne.
these 'i,,is huds Lave just awakened 10 kris
/ their mnsnri before she dies
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

@At the recent meeting OF the
Hert's Agricultural Association, Sir l.
3. Lytton stated that within the last
three years, independently Of the sum
expended on criinary measures, the
farmers of Great Britain had laid ont
five millions s.sriiug ~ the purchase
Of guano. aud that. within the same
period, a million Of fresh acres. ha.,
been brought into cultivation
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
For Sale or Lease,

NI' -tNkEF -iFibie Building Ioss, situatcf
l - h1rri@rn ''ll.hrpt Y and mnna.-.e -,,-.is
WY y" 80" "A' IN rsHr.niahlc .sfrris. for vsr-
'"ttes .nanre o, Corr y 4 bow 81
ttur7ND ANEsNIy
tnIMpIO,rd Land for sale.
w ~. nhtd n aQe IT. .oI set. bear Abraham
E X Nr7f' "u'irir. tppv Nnoa IL
''A IVY &C. MAIDS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

A i..iai.',,I L, 49, nsS nc .s'e
me'ho't nj g. nvpf,ln. uf HiG
,hr, ct coal, abd eaosin- = 10 ct :
. cent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

What - the d,ii. reace Lc,seen ~ :
pitcher with watei and ttiaRia-
ovprbeaToS One ~ "tsa,er n ne ai'i
r5 - ana me amer : "pfrr. her ~ NJ S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
LAND FOR SALE.

'hI i an arle l1i7. mite rerth III itan siiol
i VI 10 HH' u ilsnaa. ssol- blc terms
Nt-b SEQ ~rf'-, oH' mile neFth - was.att. eSeAt
ou .-n'l' q, 70. hairi..t t,nr ~ rwn ve.ls
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IContinued from yesterdays Tribune
LETTER xxIy
The Cold Winter and Sharp Ride Description Of Dsnbup;
The Hat Mandatory; The sandmanisns; Gen Woossers
Monument Death omy Brother nlsw Master white Mshe
mates. ,u-u,nvv,,
Farewell 70 Dsnbury; Hntiordi Ny rr,t Meier ana Ne
Family; IDgno Sheep; A Wind.upi Another chanssy ny
New Employer A New Era in Iis George shedosi I'snh-
Inns Biography ,,rrv, WV,
Ny s..as.n my New Master Dscon,soti hgmi's-
ting Desire quit Trade aad toColees Under
isfdsHty, The World without God Return sfsr Lors
Wsnderipss ,,,. ,,.,,,,,
Hartford Forty Years Asoj The Hartford VITA Hartford &C
the Present Time The p-isssou Of Wa In ni2 Baltimore
RiO' Feeling IN New E%HIsrs, Non Intercourse
LETTER xviii
sp.chs ofwsr in the Amosphere The First Year Opsrs
tons on Land and Wser The Wchedness Of the fedsrasc
the Thsmss Connsceut in Trouble become SOLDIER M
Fret ana Last Campsisn
TIE BrS Fleet DecssSr and his shps in the Thames Com
modore Handy; On Guard Suspicious Cu.tomsr Asfmf
Alarm. Influence q Camp Life hs,orn 70 n.iofsi Lana
Warmth Blue Lights Decatur, Biddle and Jones.
LETTER XXX
Continuation Of the War The Creeks subdued; Battles Of
Chippewa and Bridscwser Capture o. Washington badens
burg Races Scarcity Money Rag Money Banhruecy of the
National T,sssury The Specie Bsnk.Nofe Mr. Sharp ana
Mr. sh.psrf Universal Gloom sse Of New Easand Anaey
rioners; Battle OF Orleans Pesce Iunsons ard R-
ITO be continued to morrow
Sold M BIIsaIo osroS I OIL PasasSs
No rs PMkTow New York OF No. i7 Oenesssst, Auburn.
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