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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

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purpOacs fYr gallo hy
mIy 10 JOHN vs. JONES
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

The VmGISIA "AMERGcO- VINO" Coz
yESrIoN.--Ihe Washington States thus
sums up this serio-comico affair:
Long live the glorious and gallant
Wings Of Virginia; for ourselves, we
are too happy.
Tho Hon. Alexander Riycs was ap.
pointed temporary chairman, and spoke
for an hour.
1.-The Hon. VIM b Preston was APP
pointed permanent chairman and did the
same; and finally, after profuse torrent
Of the men being styled " America
Whigs,' the Hon. Wm L. Goggin, Of
Bedford, got the nomination for Govern
orj Weightman T. Wiley, Of Mononga-
Iia for Lieutenant Governor, and Walter
Preston, Of Washington county, for At
torney General
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

FIGnr Is THE IsDTANA SENATE. A
collision occurred in the Senate Of In
diana on the 18th instant, between Sen
ators Gooding and Hcirron, in conse-
qucncc Of some personal remarks made
by both in the Senate some days ago. -
During the fight brother Of Cooling
interfered, and struck Hebron on the
head with cane, wounding him severe
ly; otherwise, little damage was done to
either party Both were armed, but had
10 opportunity to use their Weapons
The excitement in the Senate during the
difficulty was intense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

4 FEARFUL PIcruRE There are now
confined in Baltimore city Jail, twelve
men on the charge Of the crime Of muir
der, six of whom, including Ford, have
already been convicted Of murder in the
FIRST degree
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

VYllE subscriber will offer at public
D sale, en- THURSD1Y, Mf 24A
of FtJraaJy neat, at o'clock, p NJ
on the premises, his E'AHsNE, lying in
Montgomery county, Nd, three miles
west Of Brookyillo. Tho farm contains
about
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

Es'- The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore SIM, "IoN, under date
Of the 10th instant, says:
The committee Of ways and means
intend, to-day or tomorrow, to ask leave
to report the several minority tariff pro-
jects, there being no majority for any
one. If leave be granted, a day will be
assigned for the consideration Of the sub
jec', with an improved prospect Of some
agreement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Examiners Notice.

LIZ ltAA4441Sl y AS OG4OOI
NKT Il, the undersigned Examiners, APP.
w pointed by the Commissioners of
Montgomery county to ascertain whether
the public convenience requires change
in the road leading from the Georgetown
turnpike to the Newport Mill, running
between the lands of John Crown and
William Sago--the proposed change to
start from the gate on the hill above New
port Mill and to run thence in a straight
line to intersect the Georgetown turnpike
opposite the blacksmith shop of Osborn
s. hereby give notice. that they
will meet on the premises, on SATl'R-
Day, tie 5H IF .Nych ncrt, to execute
said commission.
STEPHEN NJ. LYDDANE,
ISAAC RILEY,
SAML W. MAGRUDER,
feb I'D Examiners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

TE3MS.-Onc-balf Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day Of
gale; tho balance in six or twelve months,
to suit the purchaser or purchasers, with
note and approved security, bearing in
tercst from the day Of sale
jan 28-ts J.. i GARDINER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
40 ACRES OF LAND,

well WOODED and Watered, and I'M
der good fencing; it is in fair state Of
cultivation, and well adapted to the
growth Of wheat, rye, oats and corn.
The improvements are a comfortable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

THE CASE OF DUyAL.-Judgo Stump,
Of the Baltimore criminal court, has
oyerrulcd the motions for a new trial
and in arrest Of judgment, in the case Of
Henry Duyall, convicted Of the murder
Of Christian Fischer. lie will accord
ingly be sentenced to be hung.
Es' The third trial Of Rev. Daniel
Downcy Catholic priest, for murder
is in progress at Saunton, Va aud ere
at-s considerable excitement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

IT, The bill appropriating about g.
100000 acres Of land, and dividing 1t
among the States according to federal
representation, for the establishing Of az
ricultural colleges and the promotion of
mechanic arts, passed the House Of Re-
personalities on Wednesday last 1t is
thought the President will veto il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

Es- In the case Of William G.. Ford
who was recently convicted, in Baltimore
city criminal court, Of the murder Of
Thomas II. Burnham, and which verdict
having been set aside by the Court Of
Appeals and a new trial ordored-and
by Judge Stump refusing to try him
again, his counsel, on Friday last, fled
a motion to discharge Ford from custody
Next Monday has been set aside for the
argument Of tho motion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS AND ExpENDI-
TUREs.--The receipts Of the United States
Treasury for the quarter ending with
December, exclusive of trust funds and
treasury notes, amounted to $40, 1874 $40,
including 50, 0jl 22S from customs, and
S1.122, 900 in treasury notes reissued.
The expenditures for the same time
amounted to $l795G, 347, Of which
So, 68l ,983 was for civil, foreign inter
course and miscellaneous IS, 1853, G48
for the War, and $3,378, 907 for the
Navy Department, and 1908, 500 for
interest on public debt, payment Of trca-
sury notes and other liabilities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

From KAXsAs.-Tho Territorial Le-
giSlaturc Of Kansas adjourned on the
4th instant, having passed general am
ncsty bill, granting pardon to those per.
sens now in custody, and an immunity
from prosecution on account of past dis
turbances in Southern Kansas. 1t has
received the approval of the Governor.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
DANIEL .. DICKENsoN.


In looking round among the distinguished
statesmen that have rendered their country
public service. we can find none living more
marked with genuine consistency and true
patriotism than Daniel S. Dickenson OF New
York. lie has filled different official posi-
tions in his own State and in the councils oil
the nation, as u. S. Senator. He maintain
ed for long time. the confidence Of the peo-
pie of the state of New York, and in the per-
formance OF bis official duties, ably defended
the constitutional rights OF every citizen
and of every State in the Union. When
charged in the U. S. Senate with being q
virgiuian in his views he replied, a" If to
support and defend the Constitution of my
country entities me to the appellation, then
'carry me back to Old virginny.'" aud for
which assertion the anathemas Of the Abo-
lition press were visited upon him.
Regardless. of the popular excitement at
the North. relative to the Wilmot Provlso,
and the fanaticism Of many Of his constitu-
ents on the Slavery question, he pursued the
course he conscientiously thought proper,
und he and his party suffered successive de-
feats. But, thank God, the day Of bis re-
sirement has passed, the peoples are coming
10 the "sober second thought" and the re-
cent election in New York indicates q
brighter future-a successful democratic
electoral ticket in 1860. The conservative
National Democracy OF New York have
fought the hybrid Opposition perseveringly,
though legitimately for the last ten years.
The Juror OF the negro question is subsiding.
The people are learning that the dogmas,
sophisms and the "irrepressible conflict OF
a Seward do not sub.erve the interests OF
the State or the honor OF the Union.
The political position of Dickinson ten
years ago, which rendered him unpopular
with the people in bis own State, to-day
commands their approval. The turmoil oil
of the hour has passed and to-day be is New
York's choice for the Presidency. Though
be may be wanting in the elements which
constitute many successful politicians. al
though be never yielded an iota OF princi'
ple % satiate the cravings Of public clamor
or sought for matters Of buncome, we be-
iieve the Democracy Of the country shoul'
nominate him for the Presidency, at th'
Charleston Convention. He is no new man
His public history may be read in the rec
ords OF the State aud Nation. His mora
character-his orthodox and consistent poll
tics-his ability as q statesman-his patriot
ism and experience-his sacred devotion t.
principle. all ppint to him as the exponen
OF the National, Democratic, CONSERVATIVE
element OF the country.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

THEY ARB THE SANE.-Frank r. Blair, Jr.
Missouri Black Republican has made Q
long autislavery speech in Wisconsin of
late. Blair is in favor Of buying q portion
Of Central America, aud setting the negroes
OF the United States up in plantation cir
cumstances. He says that the amalgama-
tIon going on at the South sis degrading to
the whites" while some OF the party think
ii improves the negroes. without injury TO
the whites. Blair remarks. In the course Of
his speech, that they (the Republican Party)
have inaugurated policy, which shall be
steadastly advocated until the abolition OF
slavery shall he complete throughout the
Union. The st. Louis Democrat sings peans
to the speech and views it as an effort, be-
traying extraordinary intellectual lucidity.
Black Republicans and Aboitonisis are ve-
ry close OF kin and no mistake.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

E9-A new edition of Bartletts Dictiona-
ry OF Americanisms has just been published
and is for sale at Spencer's. The following
amusing definition is given Of the phrase,
Sloshing about"
"Come witness, what had Mr.. Saltorstall
to do with the affair ~
d" Well l, I've told you, they clinched and
paird of, but Saltorstall be kept slosh,ng
about"
" That isn't legal evidence, my good fell
low, in the shape you put it. Tell US what
you mean by sioshing abont."
"I'll try" answered the witness. You
see Bewer and Sykes clinched and fout
That's in q legal form. amt il!
Z" oh yes ~ said the judge. "go on"
Abney and Blackman then pitched into
one another. and Blackman bit of piece
Of Abney's lips, that legal too, amt 7"
Proceed !"
" Sampson, and Bill Stone. and Tommy
was sll together on the ground bitin,' gou-
gin, aud kicking one auother'-that's legal
too, IS it,"
4" Very but go on"
Aud Siltorstall made il his business tn
walk backwards and forward through the
crowd, with big stick in his hand, and
knocked down every loose man in the crowd
That's what shall call sloshn about"
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

The Placer Courier. appears to be some
what exercised about the Senatorial elec-
tion. The Courier IL Weller paper, and
is desirous to adopt some plan by which its
favorite candidate will be secured An cleo
tion. It very patriotically proposes, that
the democrats Of Placer County meet in
convention to express their preference in
relation TO the candidates for the United
States Senate. Should that plan be adopted
throughout the state, We have some doubts
OF its improving the chances Of the Courier's
candidate. In the gubensrtorial contest, we
think that point was pretty well settled.
Mr.. Weller's strong appeal TO the people,
10 rescue him from the politicians, did not
save him from defeat then ; and we can see
no cause for his friends to hope for differ
ent result now. The "dear peoples" dodge
is played out, and We are surprised to see an
old, sagacious politician like Gov. Weller
1--WE hope the Governor will pardon us for
calling him politician) allow his friends
to use such fimsy, hyponitical clap-tran
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
CONSTABLES' SALE.
State Of California, County Of Nevada, IS.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution to me delivered issu-
ID ed from the Court Of S. C. RICHARDSON Esq an
acting Justice OF the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid bearing date December !, 1882 to satisfy
Judgment rendered by r. W Spoford late Justice Of
the Peace, the 2sth day Of July A 1852 in favor
Of Vow, Chinanan, and against Joseph Richards
q others, for the sum Of s143 81, Debt, Interest.
Damages and Costsof Suit
have taken In Execution, and will sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash, at the ofes OF & c. Rich.
ardson, Min Street. Grass Valley all the right HI
tie and interest OF Joseph Richards and Others in u
to the following described property, to wit-houss
Mill in aforesaid township County and State aud
herstolors used BY said parties boarding House
On Saturday. the 5ih day Of JanuaryA. o. 1850,
between the hours Of O'Clock, 4. N. and O'Clock
P. n, taken the property OF JosephRichards ~
satisfy the above demands and aceruing Costs. =
J. ALLISON, Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

IMPosrrIoS.-We learn from the Nevada
Democrat that the fellow who reported, in
this place, on Saturday last that he had an
encounter with robbers, the night before
near Nevada, is an arrant imposter no
such encounter having taken place. We
saw the fellow soon after we went to press,
and he assured Us that be had first come
down from Nevada, and that the deputy
Sheriff had found the person whom be bad
shot and lodged him in Jail. The man ap-
peared perfectly rational and told very
direct story, with all the appearance ofver-
acity. What his object conld have been in
practicing such deception we know not.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

ONWARD SrILL-The Dashawsys are still
in the full tide Of successful experiment.
Theirmeetings are more and more crowded as
the weeks pass by. A new feature was intro
duced last Wednesday evening in the shape
ofa number Of Temperance songs and anth-
ems performed by the we'll practiced choir Of
the Congregational Church. Large numbers
of such as, at least, should be saved. joined
The next meeting is to be beld at the Metho-
dist Church. IL will be perceived that the
.'Chiel" was again among them, with his
ssnotes."
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

Tn WHAT CHEER HorsE,--Is one Of the notable fe..
lures Of San Francisco and deserves notice not only
for the extent and excellence Of It's accommodations
but also on account Of the peculiar manner in which,
II has arisen from an obscure Boarding House in al
respects equal and in respects superior to thsse
most noted and worth y Of praise either in the A,
lantic States or Europe Unlike other celebrated
hotels.it has risen from small and almost unknown
Establishment founded in ls4e to be one OF the mos,
popular houses OF entertainment in the world-a
house were flew hundred guests are hardly missed
from the vast number usually found within II. vail.
1t is conducted on both the American and EuropssD
plan; that ia, board without lodging, and lodging
with or without board, to suit the wants OF all.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
SIMMONS

State. state Of California, S Justice, Court.
Township Of Iurssa. Wv. 6speston. psss Jr.
W. B. Churchill, Plaintiff vs.. d. Day Rec aud ].
c. Cookery, Defendants.
Whereas suit was brought on the Tth day Of Dee
A, u. 1853, before acting jusice Of the Peace
In and for said County and Township, against the
above named defendants and in favor Of the above
named Plaintiff for the Of One Hundred and
Seventy Three Dollars and Ninety.six Cents .snd
the foreclosure Of Lumberman's Lien. And where.
as Judgment was rendered on the 10th day Of pecem
ber A. d. 1859, against said defendants for III. sum
Of One Hundred and Eighty dollars 4 Sixteen cents
debt and costs Of suit and order granted TO for
close said Lien and and sell the fallrwing described
property set forth in said Lien, TO wit The Live
ry stable aud ground which the same is located
aud convenient space around the same for its prop
er use and convenience, all Of which be ing in th.
town OF Eureka (Meors Flat) County and state sfor
said, located on the corner adjoining MeCanreys sa
loon said property formerly under the name Of
the Clifton House and now used as Livery Stable
Notice Is hereby given to all persons, holding or
claiming Leins on the above described premises to
be aud appear at my Ofiee on Noore's Flat. in
said County aud Township, on the 22nd day Of De-
eemb,r, A. d. 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. n, and to
exhibit tfen and there the proof Of said Ieins-
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of Decem.
oei' A. ~ isss W. W. CAPERT0N, J.P
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

WATER Works FOR NEvADA.-The Nevada
Journal States that the Nevada Water Com
pany have already constructed 1900 feet of
pipe, 400 feet Of which are laid. Eleven
hundred feet Of pipe are yet te be made
When finished, 1t will be Immediately put
down and be ready for use. II is thought
these pipes will furnish an abundant supply
Of water for all purposes. Hydrasts are to
be placed at proper intervals, and arranged
for the use OF hose in case Of 6re
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

MADAM BIscAccIASrI.-This Queen OF song
as will be sean by advertisement, will give
another Concert on Monday Evening next
The flattering manner in which she was re-
ceived, at her first appearance, affords the
best test of the appreciation which Iher au-
dience, entertained for her efforts.
Mr.. Evans lie one Of the most accomplished
pianist in the Country and Mr.. Leach is abso-
lutely inimitable in the line Of comic songs,
while Sig. Biscaccianti has few equals on the
Violincello.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

TOBACCO PAPrR.-Mr. Dixon ofLynn Mas
has patented process for making Tobacco
paper from the waste and clippings OF the
weed, which is even superior to the finest
leaves which are usually employed for
wrappers for the paper 10 smooth, being
free from the veins Of the native leaf. This
will chea pen the luxury ~ Of smoking, as
from this discovery the expense Of manu-
facture, and the cost Of material will be less
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
SUMMONS.
State OF Csiiforr

County of Nevada, Wv. Cspsrton.
Township Of Eureka, Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the State Of California to L. p. LYONS
Greeting
fou are hereby Summoned to appear before me,
At my Ofiee, In the Township Of Eureka, on Meorss
Flat, In the County Of Nevada, on the 2lst day Of
December, A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. H., to ans
ver unto the complaint of y LEARY, who demands
six Cents, allsdged to be due him, from you on an
implied contract per account on file In this once,
when Judgment will be taken against you, for the
said amount, together with cost and damages, II
you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Geeting make legal service and due rvturn hereof
Given undeuny hand, this 9th day Of Dseeuh<<
Wv. cArERIoS. J.r,
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

- As the newly painted front OF our
Office seems to attract considerable atten--
tion aud provoke frequent enquiries after
the name of the painter. We would state that
the work was done by Mr.. EssERr, who may
be found on Neal Street. near the corner oil
Mill street. We think the specimen Of grain
ing" on the aforesaid "front" is hard to
beat. Those who desire to have their work
done neatly and promptly should give Mr..
Essery q call.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
SUMMONS.

state Of California, Justiee's Court,
County Of Nevada, Before
oNS Co., Gresting; -
You are hereby su minced to appear before me, At
nv once on Moore's Flat, Eureka Township in the
County Of Nevada, on the 2lst day Of December A. .
1889 at II O'Clock, A. N. TO answer unto the CEN.
plaint OF I. LEARY, who demands Of you the sum Of
Thirty seven Dollars and fifty nine cents alleged 10
be due him from you. an implied contract as per
account on hls in this Office. when judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount together
with cost and damage II you fail to appear and an
swsr To the Sheriff or any Consta BILE Of said County
Greeting mate legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of December
A. d. 1859.
Wv. caPERrON Up.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
Dnshawnys i.--

| Dushaways to-
find that my friendly
warning Of last week has had no effect upor
staying your efforts, bnt that you nre rolling
on the ball with as great velocity as ever
Iwish, this week, to call your attention tC
few facts, and see II facts and figures to-
gether will not induce you TO pause in your
work. Do you seek the ruin Of men by your
operatlons' Do you suppose that you car
convince men that they are doing wrong so
long as they are making money by any bu-
sinessi And do you think that men will
willingly relinquish the indulgence Of sppe-
tites which, by long use, have become sec
ondary nature to them! In short, do you
imagine that The worm OF conscience can be
made to triumph over the worm Of distil-
lery' Now see here-On Mill street, be-
tween the Tennis Courts and Main street. are
fifteen Bars, or places where liquor is sold
by the glass; on Main street there are six
teen. without counting the Chinese holes,
making. in the aggregate, thirty.one on
space Of ground, perhaps fifteen hundred
feet in length. Does not this convince you
that we have thirsty community, that so
many liquor stands are necessary. Does
not this argue the scarcity of milk Now
here are thirty-one men who keep bars in
stead of cOwsl They don't do any milking,
they don't. Well, some of these men have
families which must by supported, and by
disseminating these bars, you would be tax
ing both bread and whiskey from these men.
women and children, besides putting veto
on the necessary wants of Lawyers, Politi-
clans, Bankers, Merchants, Doctors, Loafers,
&C.. who. for want of milk or something else
drink wbiskerious liquors.
think that =" Jimmy's" calculation was
altogether too high last Wednesday night,
and will submit calculation which may
be, and probably is too low; but it is big
enough to show you what pile you are try
ing to interfere with. Now say
81 Bars selling 10 drinks each, per day, is
$40 drinks in the aggregate; this at one dime
a drink, is sSl dollars per day, or $ll,315
per year. The drinkers may show q red nose
bloated face aud an empty pocket, at the
end OF the year, to be sure, bat the dealers
are prof,ed. We're you to destroy the Ii
quor business you might compel these gem
tleDen to keep cows and only think OF go
ing out 10 milk at sunrise, pshaw dignity
OF men-milking cows Only think Of the
dignity which hot whiskey punch or bran
dy smash gives to fellow with head ache
and red eyes Even If he hasn't any brains
il makes him think be has.
was going down street, to-day. when be-
fore me 4 gentleman walked who was timber
in the knees, and apparently light in the up
per story. Going by house, puppy ran
out and bsrked at him. he seized hold OF
the fence, shook it and told the dog to "go
In lemons and take drink and not bark at
a str-str-strange pup goin byi" Didn't
a horn make that man feel independent OF
public gaze, If IL did not make him fool .
Pause before you destroy sich bic-bic-inde-
pendence. LAGER.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

THE LADr's MAGAZINE published by Mr.
Henry White, 81 Park Row New York, is
one the most valuable publications in the
country. The publishers assuree the public
that the future numbers will be supported
by contributions from the very best writer's
and artist in the country. with whom
arrangements for tho ensuing year have
been concluded, to ensure the reputation Of
this periodical as " the cheapest aud best. j."
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
CorxLErxp.-we notice that Mr. Nathan

CoPMLETED.-We notice that Mr. Nathan
has completed bis new Fire Proof Brick,
Store, at the corner of Main d Mill streets,
and ia now putting up his new stock Of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes &c This building
forms decided and much needed improve
ment, in the central portion of the town
and We trust Mr.. N. will reap rich reward
for bis investment. His card will appear
next week.