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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
A BEAUTIFUL DrsCLosURE.

ENGLIsuMEN AND THE lRREPREssIBLE
CoNFLiCT -Abolitionism will sometimes
make a man do some very mean things
bur, in our Judgement, the very lneancst
thing it can make him do (next to steal
ing slaves at home) is to he courting and
inviting, if not begging foreign assis-
lance to excite and keep alive disturban-
cos at home. Yet this would seem to lie
just what some of the republican leaders
here have been doing when they hired
Col Forbes a foreigner, to go to Kansas,
IN order 10 keep up an irrepressible con
tiict among our brethren AMI counlrymen
there. Nay, mere thisaH Ibis Ibis. EE.yy;;yl!eaes
is now coming out that this republican
tightiug-man, Forbes, was dcputed by
The aati-slayery societies in London to
head the movement there and it follows,
therefore, that his republican friends in
giving him money and putting him in
commission, scere acting IN concert wtth
tic ProfeSsed enemies Of or comtryia a
foreign iand.
OF course the allegations will be mel
by the more unscrupuleus Of the rcpub.
licau journals, as usual, with fiat deni-
al, or with such equiyocatons and pre-
varications as viii be thought to break
the force of so disgraceful fact; but i
will be Of no avail We have a witness
on the stand whose disinterestedness anc
credibility have never to our knowledge
been inpeached Sana @hathe has to say
therefore. must be accepted as true, unit
it is disproyed by authority equally re
spectacle.
Wo allude to the London Morning
Star, journal in quite as good standing
in England as the New York Tribune O
the Albany Evening journal here. TIL
Star, Gin its Paris correspondence, Jun,
III, } AFTER lamentng the loss of 9Th,
cool English head of Colonel Fo. hes" tc
Garibaldi in his operations on the con.
tineut. aud abiding to bis release from
a prison through the influence Of tht
British government says;
lie subsequently went to Kausqs
where he has heen doing good servic,
in the anti-sIavery cause, deDa'ed by III,
Societies cf Loadon and Mar York. t
1 head me Increment during the distuybau
ces in that province"
Here then the cat is out Of the bag
The mask is of! We know, at length
all about the mission Of this ''cool
headed Col Forbes lie ,oas ''aejpgco
5y&e Socie'ies Of london and New Yorl
to head the movement during the distur
Dances IN Kansas"
Here, then, is beautiful record !
Republican politicians il secret League
with the abolition societies of England
to fomout a civil war at home lIiring
the confessed aaa chosen agents Of Exc
fer Hall to help to keep up fraariciia
conflict OH American soil . Giving hiu
money aud letters of recommendation
and in other ways aiding bin. to carr,
ont the views Of "the Societies Of Lon
don" Oh! shame, where il Thy blush
Ne,e K9rh z, press
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

TiUE undersigned County Surveyor foi
4 Montgomery County, IN The State Of Me-
naud docs hereby give notice 70 AZ rcrsoue
concerned that be will, on tire 9Th day OF
Decc niijcr ncxf,at lOo'clock, a. n attend
on Tie Tracts Of Land called Valentines Car
den Enlarged" aad The 'fwo Brothers, on
by whatsoever name The same may be called
Wing ia faid county, and possessed by VIM.
T Mchens; and hat he win then md there.
NJ The request of said Ricketts, proceed accor-
ding 80 law, to execute ibe special warrant 10
fcsurycy ihc aforesaid lands, and 70 adI the
gacant lanl- 70 the contiguous binds Of said
William y. Ricketts,. and 10 reduce the mmc
into ouo entire racf Re-, ifsned by William
+. Seabfook, Commi aioner Of the Land Onice
Or Naryland, on tbe ltn Gay u June la8t, for
said Eickctts and ~ uo dlicccd
JAMES ANDERSON
County Surveyor Tor Nont'g IS county.
Nov. H. 1859. I'D
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

The Reports from Chariestowa-- Their
EGcets ia Virginia.
Oar latest dctrutyhes frool Cra lestewr
indicate that the alarm which was sounded
Of the projected rescue Of Old Brown, by
armed men from the North. rested upon
no foundation but that Of mere rumor.
Col j. Lucius Davis is greatly blamed
Cor the unnecessary excitement which he
has. created, and the Alexandria Sentinel
Of Saturday evening expresses the opin-
.on that be will find it difficult to give a
satisfactory explanation Of his conduct.
In the meantime, arrests continue TO be
made throughout Virginia Of suspected
parties. On Friday evening man
uamcd J II. Thompson was arrested IL
Alexandria who has since turned out 90
be one OF Browns gang, having been re-
c0gnizsd by Mr. Mitchell, who was
one Of Browns prisoners.
Thompson IS now in Jail, aud Justice
Summers, who had him arrested, tee-
graphed to Governor Wise. for authority
to summon Mr.. Williams, The watehmau
at tie Bridge at IIarpcr's Ferry
We also have intelligence that two
straggers, almost naked and bare
footed" were arrested in Shenandoah
county, Firginia, last week suspected o!
being insurgents" but were afterwards
! discharged. Another was arrested IN
Rockingham county, Virginia, and is
still in Jail there.
| inc. D. Pennybackcr, the member
elect of the Virginia Senate from the
Rockingham District furnishes the IIar.
rsonburg Register with an account Of hi.
/ experience with Ossagatomie Brown in
Kansas, which proves the abolition mar
/ tyr to be r5bber in tie lowest accepla-
/ ton Of the term. Mr. Pennybacker wa.
/ United States Survey Examiner in the
4 Territory, and was with Capt. Pates
I party when it was captured by artilice al
/ Black jack Ie~zays Brown would not
have spared his prisoners lives then
/ but that his own wo sons were ia prison
at Lecompion. The statement continue.
"WIic in bis bands beard Brown
son boast oftho horses they had stolen
from Nj souri, and elsewhere. also
saw pariystart ont for the purpose oi
robbing an Indian trading post. (Joseph
Bernard's,) and saw them return loaded
with the goods, Come S. coo worth
/ Old Brown exclaimin9 as they came IN.
d" Vel doSe, my ioys" Brown tod mc
himselfthat bis hand was against every
man, free State o. 1ro-darcry who was
not willing to join his band. and that he
would KIN one as soon as the other. His
son l'rederiek was killed nj Ossawatomi,
by Martin White, a free-Staio man, who
had refused to join Browns company.
and was thcreupon robbed and ordered tn
leave the Territory"
In Pulaski county. last week m abo-
litiouist was seized hung FIVE times ti'l
nearly dead, and then ordered 70 leave.
which he did with a will ami the speed
Of quartcr horse
Tho NorfolF Argos thinks there can
borrow no difference Of opinion as to the
proPriety Of removing the free negroes
from the State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Mr. yooRHEss SPEECH We publish
on orr outside to-day, to the exclusion
Of our usual variety. the remarkably elo-
q1ent, pathetic speech of Mr.. VOORHEES,,
OF Indiana, in defence % Capt Cook
one of the Harper's Ferry insurgents,
and invite every reader of the Sentinel
TO its perusal. Fl is replete with the
most patriotic sentimcnts-couched in the
most chaste and elegant language. 1t
is pronounced everywhere, throughout
the country, as the greatest effort ever
msae before an American jury in behalf
of criminal. Mr.. V. is described as
tall splendid looking man, with clear,
magnificent voice, over which he has
great command 1t is said that at some
Of the affecting pictures, Judge, jury,
lawyers, and spectators, were all in tears.
Notwithstanding. whilst the jury yielded
TO the luxury Of woe. 1t mantully did
its sworn daty, and brought in a verdict
Of guilty. The subsequent speech Of
Cook is evidence enough the jury were
right In that short speech be has
sealed his fate, even If it were possible
tosu?poso that, ua3er any circumstances.
on. Of that pirate crew would escape the
Just deserts Of his crimes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
FFaFg! EEaEE! ElaaEE,

OnO BBi.S. 10 ! Nova scotia Ailwives
~~OO and other varieties of FISH, yosy
superior, jusi received and for s.lc by the IN
dfrsi"ncd
ALSO-A Always on hand choice supply Of
FRESH GROCERIES,.
al OF which am selling cboaper.than any
house In The District. j. n. BELT.
Corner u Congress and Bridge Sta
oct2 Georgetown, D. e.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

TIVE COMMISSIONERS or Nortyomer,
4 county willm On Tuesday, the 2Dih
instant, whcn they wiIl cen upon ~ report
Of lhe Examiners 80 Che petitions Of 1hCmns
$. Nichols 1nd oiBorg aud William Heod and
OILERS, Tor roads. rblAn FORREST,
nov l3-2t CLERK % Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

~ ~ I 1 40 4bAA C4it/ ~ ElflfAs q Z.
ever offered in the State Of Maryland, outside
Of Baltimore city--made up Of the best leather,
ttanucd 10y the od process. aud by the best
8orkmen. My stock consists in part Of The
following ARTICLES;
Jo5- on saddles; 40 Riding Brides; SO
Blind Brides i2O Collars; 8 Dozen Wagon
Whips 4 SETS Of Fine Harness; 10 SITS Of
Bnelhen md side Plates, from four to six
inches wide - Sets Trout Gonr from four
10 Ten inches wide; an Of which We will sell
to pr1mpt-paNug customers ON six months
lnc, without interest
win $3.50 MAKE TO ORDER any article IN
my line Of business ut The shortest notice, and
deliver IT to any part of The State, free OF charge
mud II not as 0ldened DO sale
as 90 not Gospel any one TO take what
d3cs DOT suit them, so persons in want OF any
thing ia my iue Of business VIII do Wen 90
give one "a call before gufchasing as ! AHveho-
gp ft = So. 1eaa4 iap. aoeRau.i.la p.au, a.iil
AN d.ter1ned ID sell cheaper tian the samr
articles cap be b0uFnI Tor any Whefo Ia ;,,i2
State. Dom forget he piece, as youale sure
to 20 q good article, ata low price
All persons idyente thst tley have the best
articles aud ael lhe cheapest but all we ask is
Trial rom one aad all.
Ns~ win pay CENTS PER LIB. FOR
HOES. delivered ~ J. u. EEELa, NrelsyiHe.
Montgomery county aid., 10 Sadllery, at cash
prices.
REFERENCES.
NATHAN s. Wnlfg, ZAcnmAu IT, Waters
JAWEs b NEIL, SOLOMON PfUMMER, SiMos Nj
CllGLLs joins u. PERRY, aud q s. WiMs0s
JOHN hPPLENAN,
nov ls Middcown, Frederick Co., Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
KEROSENE AID CARBON OIL

lust received, superior article Of Kcr0-
~ sene and CarhOa OIL, which / take
great pleasure in oheriug 70 the pubieas being
tie safest, most economical and brilliant IGN,
now IN use. Also LAWPS CHfNAIES,
WfcHS, SHADES &c., on the most reason
able terms, by
ia. LAZEEBY,
No. l2l Bridge street, Georgetown u. G.,
Dealer IN China, Glass, Table Cutlery, &c.
nov lit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
$40 REWARD.

GTRAfED or stolen rom tho subscriber
> living near Unity Montgomery county,
Old. three whilo feet sliod before, long tail,
works vel ia ans hnrucss
SAMUEL Il. GATHER,
nov list Uaiiy Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Ag- Archbishop Hughes has been in.
yitcd to preach the graduating sermon at
thenextannaal commencement at Chapel
Hill, North Carolina. q.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
4ilarrtaQc.

MARRIED, on the 18th Instant by the Rev.
SAMUEL REGISTER Mr. LEVI sHA#, to Miss
SARAH MURPHY oil OF this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

DY virtue oro writ Of ien facias, issued out
I'D Of the Circuit Court Of Montgomery coun-
t. and 70 the Sheriff Of said county directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale,
0lf>.IT ESDAy 20tA DcremLcr per'
at O'clock, P. NJ, at the Courthouse door in
Rockville, for cash all the right, title claim
and interest both at law and in equity, Of
Richard F jackson, q, in and TO tbs f7llow
ing pieces. parcels or tracts Of Land. TO wit
4 TRICT or LAND, lying and being in
Montgomery county, near the Great Falls,
called " WILLIAM AND JAMEs" containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

PRoGREss or FANATIo1sM. MIR. Ralph
WALDO Emerson, whom some Of his ad-
mirers delight to compliment by styling
him the Thomas Carlyle of America, :"
delivered lecture in Boston on Tues
day evening last on Courage during
which he spoke of John Brown, new
under sentence of death, afterf~tair trial
by jury of his fellow-citiacns of the
United States, in these terms:
"'FnE SAINT, whose fate yet hangs IN
suspense, but whose martyriom, if it
shall be perfected, viii make the GALL
Lows as glorious as the Gloss
And this sentiment Che reporter says
vas responded to hhy an iiiii;a s.ssss,ss aud;
cncc with enthusiasm
To such a depth Of profanity has the
spirit which animatcs the republican fac
!ion at length reached by successive
stages of deterioration No faction ever
proceeded to attempt a social or political
itEyoLoroN in any country nnder the
uame Of revolution. but always under
the pretonce and through The medium o
'reiorm.H The teachers ~ rcpublj
canism, beginning with interference witt
the domestic institutions Of the South,
and passing down through the various
steps Of denouncing Shareholders as sin
ners unworthy of church fellowship; o
maintaining an .irreprcssible conflict
with thenl--Gnally sink to Tie hlasj hgml
exhibited in the sentence 4saol. ga.gi
and, IN the city wlsicl ~ ss'sa e
the Athens Of America, end "a in
mense audience to applaud The ten
doncy Of the disorganizing course Of tn
destructive" wing Of the united oppo
sitian, with whom the so-called consor
vatiye flank is preparing to co-opcrat
against the bulwdrks Of the national dc
mooracy, may thus be clearly traced =
In marked contrast to all this raaicalism
this profanity. and this blasphemy, tn
country will find that whatever is i'm
portant to social order, to the bonds G
good government, and to the cause o
/ weil-rcgulatcd and constitutional liberty
is defended and maintained BIZ the dem
ocratic party with reason, by precept
aud under the most glorious examples
ExcrEMENT OK THE EASTERN Suoni
OF VmGlNIA ANTICIPATED SrAMPGpE o.
SLAVES. II Nottdh, Nor q A spacia
messenger has arrived here from North
ampton on the Eastern Shore of Yr
ginia, for volunteers to protect the prop
erty of slave owners, it having hcel
aseeriajncd that an attempt would b
made ON the 25,b to run or slaves 4
Canada Great excitement is said t
prevail in the vicinity ia reference to To
matter,
re- Gov. Ticks has gone on yisi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
1881 Acres Of Land.

mole or less, bcihq the same which was CON
yeycd 70 the said Richard +. Jackson by Mich
olas ID Otfutt by deed, dated 9th November
1851, and recorded in Liber J. G.. H.. No. G.
folio sol, one OF the land records for Mont. o.
merry county, as will more fully appear by re-
ference thereto.
Seized aud taken MS the property Of the said
Richard +. Jackson, ~ the suit Of Robert r.
jackson, and viii he sold 10 sodsfy The same
nov 25-ts JOHN T. BENSON Sh'G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

WuLLIAM F. PREsroY, Eso.-We arc
pleased TO- state that this gentleman has
so far recuperated from the effects Of the
infamous outrage perpoirated upon him
as To be able to 60 about his home aud
grounds. His face is still somewhat dis
figured, and the broken bone fragments
of the nose winch have not yet knit. oc-
casion him at times considerable distress.
His teeth which were loosened. have a
Ieaiened and nlab feeling, and his voice
which was Effected. has not recovered is
tone. He proposes, however. TO contest
Mr.. Harris seat IN Congress, and viii
Dc ready for work ere long .--Ba!ttmorc
lollalV lde0cate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

TnrarY-Slxru CoSoaEss.--Tho first
session of the Thi:ty-sixth Congress will
commence on Monday week next The
House will be divided as follows; Re
pablicang 113; Democrats 90; AMI I.e-
compton Democrats s.; Southern Oppo-
sition %. Total 237. It viii be seen
that as il viii require ll9 votes to con
si'ato urpjoriiy, neithenpaay having
tais namber, the organization Of the
House is cnvcloped in a fog.
]. is said Tie Republicans are conf
dent Of elcctiug Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio
Speaker. on the FIRST ballot. Whether
they rely upon the eight an,i-Lecompto,
Democrats. or a sufficient number Of toe
South Americans, 70 give them major.
ity, We are not prepared to say.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

more or less Il being Tie land cougcyed 10
the said Lewis g. MjeAy, " deed dated l0H
az August 1856 and rccOnied IN LibcF J. g..
g., no D folio 400, one 81 ihe land records
or Montgomery county, ag W reference thcrc-
90 win more fully appear
seized and taken "a. tie property of The said
LewN g. M5erly az Che suit Of John Brewer
and viii DO aeld " satisfy lie sgmc.
nov 25atl JOHN r. BEN on, Sh'n.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
$50 Acres Of Land,


.--A-t@S iua Springs ON d.iierDi 5rr'l Of lhc
fsiu nesllci two snsil sscim rnciug thro'
The and, aud said 20 ice sumo Of DE hcst to-
bncco land IN ihe Sulc--eyery acre cultivated
10 tobacco uud Sold VIII pay the cost Of ten
acres Of purchase money.
ltwll De offered ia 80 entire tract or divi-
ded into Lois 10 ait pUre.wscrs es mny be
deemed best ON ths DAY or aic The land adj
joins tine Lmdl of W. l.. Aaqrudr samuel
WoH Nathaniel CHeett s. a. Aa3rpder, aud
Others; also, OF the late James 7, yade. 1hl
neighborhooI FL healthy, and ihic<ly settled
aasr' viii veil . great bargain y all IS aold
together.
Trims ar -0ne-third cash, the
balance 10 two equal annual insAlmcna, WIN
interest from the day Of sale, and approved
security.
n. B. Persons wishing 10 see the property
before ihe dag or sale, wiil be shown Il by 0f.
Carlisle, who resides on tie pramiscs.
FREDERICK s. POOLE,
nov ~ Is Foolcsyillc Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

SPEAKER OF THE HoUsg or DELgGATEs.
A number Of gentlemen have been named
for. Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
Of Maryland. The Somerset Jaiou
thinks it likely the President Of the Sen
ate will be taken from the II estern Shore,
and the Speaker of the House from the
Eastern Shore. For tho spcakership the
names Of Col. G. W. Jacobs, of Wor-
cestcr, and Dr.. Goldsborough, Of Car
oIine, have been spoken Of in addition
to others heretofore mentioned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

re- Gov Hicks has gone on visit
to Cambridge; he is still suffering FROM
gravel, and viii have to undergo sur
gieal operation
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

0RpgR FoR TRoogs C0uSrgRuASDEp 49,
It IL stated TIA, in consequence Of the
coniraaie.ory reports from Brownsville,
Texas, the Secretary Of War has coun
iermanicd the order recently given Tor
troops to proceed 70 hat quarter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
THE S.ENTIN Ell.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
FRIDAY ::: NOVEMBER 25, 1856
MILITARY COMPANY. We have been

MlurARY CcMpA4y We have been
requested BY number of our prominent
citizens to state that there viii be pub
lie meeting at the Court House, on Sat
utday week, the Sd of December, for
the purpose of forming military com
pauy We are glad to see that our peo-
lie are becoming awakened to the ne
eeasi,y Of such an organization in our
midst, and hope that their Efforts may
ba crowned With success
We notice that in great many parts
Of this State and Virginia similar organ
izalious are being formed, for the pur-
pose Of protection, and We see no reason
why We should be behind our sister coun.
ties in this matter. We hope that every
QUO who feels an interest in the welfare
Of the community viii attend the meet
Ing on Saturday week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

HoRAcE GREELrY publishes long
card overhis signature, in the Tribune, in
which he repels the insinaation of Col.
Hugh Forbes, duplicating him and other
republicans in "Old Drown's' Harper
Ferry conspiracy. Greeley admits, how
ever, that he gave Forbes $50, wher
going TO his Kansas work, and other,
gave him large sums, not less than 800
thus serving to show systematic move.
meut Of the Republicans in 1886 to keer
up conflict in Kansas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
SINGLETON pRATHEn, Truscc.

eaJ~ At THE SANE TINE AND PLACE
Of the above sale, the subscriber viii offer his
Ta1.d1l .a5-9E9 CO GT-ty,
on Rock Creek, with about 400 ACRES of
LAND, at public salc.
uog It'd SINGLETON PRATHER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

DfA NAV
(0(arj il MT, NE aeri mir dy)
n sEsEaCt or I-ss nca,
in Montgomery county, Nd, situa Ell on tie
public road leading from Seneca MINIS to
Geor2ctown, ID. g., two mites Ho7I The for
MGR, eighteen from the lafier, and haif q mile
from thc Chesapeake aud Ohio canal (shere
Wood, Rails aud iioop-polcs command hipb
tricag Tlng tract coutaina
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Eg- 4 military force has acm Dr..
tached from Fort Ripley and aut to the
southwestern part OF Minnesota, to qnell
Indian disturbances.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Ear BY reference to an advertisement
in another column, it will be seen that
the Commission" for the officers elected
at the late election have arrived at the
Clerks Office.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

PuRposG OF THE GoyERNMENT IN SEND
ING TRooPs TO THE RIO GRANDE. - Nash
i0gtoa Non 2l.-There is the highest
authority for asserting that the few com-
Pauies Of troops ordered to the Rio
Grande are for the protection Of the Texas
frontier, and not for Selling upon North
ern Mexico, as reported. This portion
of Mexico recognize the authority of the
constitutional government Of Juarez, OF
which we have a minister accredited, and
with which we are seeking to negotiate a
treaty. Our troops might temporarily
cross the Rio Granle to crush Coriinas,
but the President has no power to seize
upon foreign territory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

do WIS. PLOW CASTINGS and
4 HANDLE5 just received and for sale ~
april 10 VIZ HKsDpOCk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

E5- The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement Of Messrs
RILEY & BRoruER, Central Stores, I"
Washington, D. c., to be found in an
other column of to-day's paper. We
can heartily recommend the above frm
to all Of our readers who wish to pur-
chase anything in their line, as they
have on hand splendid assortment of
goods, which they are selling at the low
est prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Eg A. A. Hall. editor Of J6e Acus,
killed q 9 Poindexier, Of the Union,
10 o street roncontle at Nashville, Tcna.
% Friday last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

IEPuuLIcAx WIRE PCLLSG. We un.
derstond that Mr. Bprlingame, repr sen
tative in Congress from Massachusetts,
who has just returned irons aa extended
tour through The West; reports that Mr
Seward has no strength worth mention
ing ia that section The ticko, demanded
by tho Republicans Of the West i. Banks
AMI Bates-SIr Banks for President,
Ne Rates Or Xlrn prn.ilrnt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

THE Nav CoNGREss AND THE VorE OF
NEw YORK on THE PRESIDENTIAL Ours
oS.--We have shown from the results
Of the late State elections, North and
South, that while the Democratic party
are morally certain of the vote of every
Southern State upon the Presidential
question, they may also secure the vote
Of New York, which viii give them the
victory, and another four years lease of
power at Washington, We have shown,
too, from the divided houors upon the
State ticket in our recent election, and
from the one hundred and fifty thousand
ar more Of our popular vote held in re-
serve, that the Presidential vote of the
Empire State is in the hands Of a con
sentative balance of power; and we are
daily strengthened in our belief that this
balance of power can never be brought
over to VIM II. Seward or his reyolu-
tionary Rochester manifesto. So says
the New York Herald