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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18
TO -ARNISi
Fellow Citizens az Northerm Ohio

In the War Of 1912, when these now
peaceful regions were threatened to be over
run by the British and Indians, the brave
and loyal men Of Kentucky, rallied around
the Flag Of our common country and came
to the rescue. With their aid the foe was
driven from our soil never more TO return; ;
but many brave Kentuckians lost their lives
in that contest, and now sleep beneath our
feet Tho scene is changed. Kentucky is
invaded by an army of traitors, moro cruel
than the savage, who are devastating her
fields and driving her loyal men from their
homes and families.
kentucky appeals TO US TO come TO her re-
lief ! FelloW Citizens of Northern Ohio,
hon shall zoe dnsoer that appeal
Let us not only pay the principal and in.
terest Of the debt Of gratitude VIC owe Ken
lucky, but let us make her a free will offer.
ing of all the bravo men she needs for her
defense. Her cause is our cause! Ken.
lucky is to-day fighting under the same
flag that her gallant CRoeHAN defended at
Fort Stephenson, on the I'd of August,
1918. Every man of us must stand by
that flag until it waves upon every hill and
in every valley from Canada to Mexico.
Being anxious to aid as far as lies in my
my power, in putting down this unrigbteou;
rebellion, have accepted the appointment
of Lieutenant Colonel of the
72d r EGI M E N T.,
to organize and rendezvous at
CAMP CROG CHAN,
FREMONT, sanduslky County.
earnestly invite all patriotic citizens tc
to lend their aid and influence to fill up thi,
Regiment, that it may be ready for service
as soon as possible. Our brothers and som
already in the field arc in danger of being
overwhelmed and destroyed by the supcrio
numbers of the enemy. Is there one ablc
bodied man in the land willing to stanc
back and see them perishl
For further information as to the appoint
ment of Recruiting Officers, DC, apply t,
me at Fremont, or to DANIEL NJ. HARK
NESS, Quartermaster, at Bellevue, o.
R. P. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, Oct. 5, 1861.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18

In the official vote published this week
through an oversight the Senator and Rem
resentative were omitted. M ad''i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18

The JouRNAr is published every Friday morn
ing. Office in Buokland's Block, third story
Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18

The following speech of noted party
Democrat of Central Ohio, is said TO have
been delivered in Lancaster on several oc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13
OPINIONS OF TIE ENclIsH PRESS.


ltreqn!ros strovy effort Of salfrestisnt 70 discuss
with cooness the intelligence we publish to-day. An
English nai steamer sailing Under the British flag and
carrying letters and passengers from Spanish
port TO England, has bCcn stopped on the high
seas and overhauled. -Four OF tho passengers
have been taken out and carried of pri-
soncrs, claiming, End vainly claiming, as they
wsro being forced away the protection Of the Gag of
Great Britain These tho naked facts. we put out
Of sight tho accidents the four gentleman thus kid
mapped were accredited with diplomat e mission from
the Confederate States of America to tho Courts Of CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13
THE EJECT ON THE PARIS pauRsE.

tFrorn.she LOndon star (ctg Article), Nov. Is
The Paris Bcarse appears to have beer considerably
ercstsa ~ the American news in conjunction via, the
alleged diposa,c rupture be~een italy and Spain Tho
reaiss cpeed GET CSC, and they osod oic ally at
COZ sie bpk after regular hours they. tsc sraphe1
at Gag 55c. Compared vita the na lsices Of yest rday,
this shows u fall OF rather than 2 per ceLL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13
WHAT THE REBELS SAY.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL. AND Mr.. ADAMs.
TErnu, eha nndon rhrnpi~la Mo- no

The following important statement 10 said to have beso
made the authority OF the Confederate Commissioners
who are at present In this country
Tifs law officers Of the Crown have given their opinion
Ihat me Nashville, "bsag regular commissioned ship-o(
and reat" IN British ports Mr. Adsms the Minstsr ~
the teuola government has acen drned by Lord RssU
Ao az acIFg aud ors,hau'sg Of any royal mad steazs
Pdckepy any teodt cu be considered an in
suit 70 e British tug AID, sAo.d boodstead ensue, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

With reference to the dealings u American securities
the following is from the weekly circular of Mr. f. T. Sat
terthwaite of Nov. 21;--
The market in London Tor American securities has been
very good during the past week and &c purchases
made 1T advanced rates Ths rnness was fairly main
tanned up 10 this afternoon when on It's being reported
that the seces .onist tomDssiGaerses srs Mason and
Sildeil-had lecn lorcby taken from English mail
steamer by federal man ofwar quotato became very
irregular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

The Crew OF the Harvey birch sent %
London-t;nPt. Nelson Refused . War.
rant to search the Nashville-Yancey
Reports that tho British Governments
Recognises Her as National Ship,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
PROVOST MARSHAL kENLY GONE
EoWN the BAY TO CAPTURE 4
SCHOONER

BALTIMORE, July 9.-Provoet Marshal Kenny
having learned that suspicious schooner-sup
posed to he In the employ Of the piraiical party
who seized the ST Nicholas. and some % whom
were captured yesterdsy-is now in the bay,
probably awaiting the return Of Captain Thom,S
alias the 4" French Lady, /" this morning took pos
session Of the steamer Chester, just as abe was
about leaving on her regular trip to the Eastern
Shore. The passengers were put OF and squad
OF police and soldiers took their place, and she
proceeded down tue bay 90 make the capture
Capt. Thomas and his party came from Freder
icksburg ia this schooner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
Frsm Bucshanusu

BucEHASsoS, July "A courier has arrives
from Webster, who reports that four companies a
the 10th Ohio regiment at Glenville. about forty
miles distant to the southwest, are besies e by
picket regiment Of virginians and nfeen hundred
militia under Jennings Wise. Col. Tyler Of
the eth regiment bias marched II their rel ef from
Weston, and the 10th regiment, Col. Lyle, has
just gone forward 20 their rescue from this place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
Fire In MiIsnu ee.

MGLwAUKEE, July ga IRE here yea erday az
ternooD destroyed the American House owned
by p. Kane Sons; two brick stores owned by
G. h. WilliaInsi sir frame buildings occupied a
stores, west Of the American Hotel; the Methodist
meeting house on the north side Of Spring street,
and all the frame buildings 70 Austinis bloch.
which wrs considerably damaged Also several
small frame buildings used shops, north OF the
Methodist church. The loss win fully reach
$4,000. The American House 10 insured for
AL ono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

A RRsoLUrIoS relating TO the military police.
Rsso!ced by the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council o. the Corporation Of Georgeto,rn,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, requested
TO convey to the gentlemen composing the military
police OF the town the thanks Of this Cor poration
Tor their very efficient discharge Of the duty
assigned them. IApproved June DC 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MAIL
LOCKS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

All % .as,
keys Of new Kinds. to be- substItntd for The iooI.
and keys now used on The uptsd States aH
m tSs tsntn Al, ~ He n4 until "'"' o'clock a.
W" IL beiSa tesi1sh ~ W. ob ,.sl Iooks,nd
ssg and nyea,ed sIRGs for hs
Is prescribed for bidders: the Dspartment reIy,nr
for its 91 the Ie,q Is Of t
vited NAV PRODUCE II is deemed Sues Az on ~
tRt I've a oiSsl NAL LEI shond be ser ioettns and
security. fs6insss, stIensfi dsra5if,ty, mog.ify
eoTS,rsss,or' asd 5af;i;l;ty y ns: ~
and Ss kP 9Ssr Of mail oGks and of brass
sss r. res 3 ui,ed p5pP9ss shonla spec
i.I same, each brass look, and each brass Fe1 fo1
same i,Sclio,,s .,m,s. n, ,,,,. g. :,
the Ps S
TIvs.ted o and fnished and anotha,so heese De
nnrivetts SO that It's nter"a stracte NAV esssI
= sIs%%sd -. Ever sample should Be- psinl'
he locks oil os TSp hoaa no., be patented nor
.hpnia t6siI iats!n.I soastrGCs,on 6 oiServi Use
fore used, and the, must be warranted no, On 40,
way, to infringe or interfere with any patented ny
vii b. subni,ed e board Of exs@iDsrs o' TO be
S1Tpose of eSamipG and reportinS np ,1 1i ,nd
n. .S me rSst ny ,t she deem e he
anG faSmsts under ts
vi fo 1n DlGeer Whose osk are ADOPT
bs ri,ht an ,bs AT ~ ~ and orce'eo, Wiz
for tbs tune beinx 20 eTtss and c5nsae Ssnsa
nn SiyinS n"tioe ~ r.n a. III 0, TOUT
sss bar si9 montb. hsfarss ~, 70 oon,isotot, not
rst term Of four years; Or at the EXPIRATION o. OF the
.rtt I'm 20 contrs with any Other
s srn usneIa may determine
~ n,paJ MA nrdnrad ooo aha DC SniI 10 Iornisn
Lao eau ~ usi gu oso plass Ioo6s and 90
os , ICY r n, ,ntSe mohtns ON the time OF
sn 20 LIZ nnSo nm V' IRON LOCKS and
Iiabt 10 'ncrsSss or d,m,Dis VII reserve the
tsn, W ~ tho ~ Hi as the yants or IN
1855 va ehO go yioo hify ocfi6' Tic gub0bued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
Eram AIrnaudrIa

ALEXANDRIA, July S.-Reports from all the
camps and outposts represent all quiet to-day, and
no movement whatever has vet been made. The
weather 10 extremely hot.
Locomotive No. 100, which was sunk In the
Potomac some weeks age, has been succe-sfully
raised. and brought ashore In a slightly damaged
condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
Ms..schu..t,. Troop, for WiIIism,p.r,

ROsToN. July "A dispatch was received nom
the War Department last night ordering the Ser
ord sachusetts reg ment, Col Gordon, 90 pro
coed Immediately 10 W illiamsport, via Chsmsen
burg, and report 20 Gen. Patterson in pursuance
Of the order, the reg iment will leave tomorrow.
by the Stonington route, for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
Celliffcu

DETROIT, July s.-The schooner Pilot, with
ccsts9 81 IL YS oss.ssls 81 SsSr vBe feP Cs,
run into and sunk by the bark De Soto, OF Car
land, at nine O'Clock this evening, during heavy
squall. She lies in forty-hve feet Of water. The
De Soto 10 uniniured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

CousHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial! and Asthn1ntic
Afeettons. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
TAKEN In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to ." Ryoyn's Bronchial
!.oehts," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rltatlon OF the Throat be ever slight a. by this
preosution more serious attack may be efectuaily
Warded OF, Pxblie Speakers and Sinners will find
them ehectual for clearing and STRENGTHENING thu
voice. See advertisement, de i-iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
A RESOLUTION authorizing a loan.

RsSotred bythe Boa,d Of Aldermen aad Board Of
Common Couneil Of the Corporation Of Gsorgeto,rn,
Tbat the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized
and requested to borrow, on the note Of this Cor.
pofauon, bearing six per cent interest per annum,
twenty.hve hundred dollars, TO enable the Clerk
to meet promptly the quarters stock interest due
the lst July, 1851 said note TO be payable six
months after date, out OF the general fund
Approved June &c, 1851
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ESTABLISHED l176,
A. b L MIN G Err 4 CO,

A. BININ G Err 4 CO,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, &c.
80 dHd 81 Liberty street. Nstc York, md 29f Z
street, corner Of Pensa drsnxs and i4th street,
Opposite Willarts' HOTEL
WE Beg TO inform the citizens of Washington
w and public generally that we have opsned A
branch OF our busln ass at the above number under
the direction of MI JOSEPH p. WILSON. where we
Intend iurn 5hing Che same qua ty and description
GAkS- 90 as those we sell in New York, and
guaranty them to be of the most reliable quslity,
Js l8-eOlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
New York N1arkets

NEW YORK, July y Flour unchanged. Wheat
10 quiet and unchanged. Corn 10 dull. Provi-
sions are quiet. Whisky is dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR SALE.
- A very sup srior Soda Apparatus, .IIGcd inside
with porcelain, made BY Joseph Bernhard, Phila
little, on sale for cash at the Drug Store of b.
WAL FE, corner Seventh street and LoulsIsas
avenue. je 2s-iw
OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC-
" counts with us are respectfully notified that
OWING 20 the dulness Of the tunes and the scarcity
of money, We are willing 70 offer o discount OF Eve
per cent on al accounts paid in current and specie
funds. Virginia money will also be taken at the
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
mis- natell pa av.. het 9Th and 10th SITS.
CEILING OFF AT HALF PRICE OUR
- entire stock Of handsome Flouneei Barexe
Robes IN black and DOORS; all Lawn and Organdy
Muslin Robea. We deslre To close out shIs portion
Of stock ct once. for cash. and shall offer great
I -. - j. w. COLLEY q CO.
je u loteo Us Seventh atreet, above Pa ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

sories.-Disrict Of Columbia Advertiscmenh
sc b Inserted In the BALTIMORE cus ARE received
at and forwarded from tn. AfAn Omce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

the year 1861, was referred 10 the committee Of
ways ard means =
Mr. ehrphefd introduced resolution request
Ing the Corporation Attorney 10 inform this BOARD
whether IL would be In violation Of the charter of
the city and the laws of Congress on the subject,
TO pass an act reducing the salaries Of the City
Register and Surveyor after they have given
bonds and entered upon the discharge OF their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
DIED,

DIED,
On the 9th instant, at O'Clock m, FRANCIS
GAUGAk ID, born In Paris. France, aged o. years
HIS flueral will take place IN Wednesday, the
dence, on nj street. between 18th and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

U A bin psssed the Wisconsin Legislsture
increasing the pay Of the married volunteers -,
and 81 the unmarried, - per month
IL Pour buadfed Nor sega Ia roag
Detroit On fa~ssny last, 80 s.sf ~ :" ~
cDhsiR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
ARssor urIoy 10, certain pp,no..

Rssoired By ths Board Of Ildsr,lsn and Board of
CoanloH Council Of tAs Corporation Of Geo. gsf0lrs
That the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized
TO employ additional force 10 cleanse the streets of
the town, and be 10 also authorized TO purchase as
much lime a. may be necessary for said purpose
and the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars, or
10 much thereof AZ may he necessary. be. and the
same 10 hereby, appropriated to be paid by the
Clerk to the order Of the Mavor, on proper
vouchers [Approved June %, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09
GEORGETOWN Corporation Laws.

a HEsoLurIoN for the relief Of the fsmiltes of
., volunteer soldiers Of Georgetown
. hesolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
That the sum Of two hundred and tfty dollar, or
80 much thereof az may be necessary, be- aud the
same is hereby, appropriated to be paid 10 the
order OF w. G McGee, NJ V Buckley, and r. T..
Carter, to be expendad In the purchase of gro.
ceres and 10 be distributed 10 the familie Of our
volunteer soldiers In cases where their necessities
may demand relief. IApproved June Is, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find then
Tor exchange 1T the Star Office counter, III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

THAT NUIsANcE-EDIroR STAR: Il seems that
Dr 6unnel 10 concerned in the bone and offal
nuisance planted in this ward. why did MT he
Ioca'e II In street near his own property, He
evidently thinks he can impose upon the 'smud-
sllls" OF the Seventh Ward with i'm punity
CITIZENS OF THE SEVENTH WARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

GENITAL GUAPDHousE-Befors Justice III ortp-
son--The following cases have been disposed Of
since the publication Of our last notice Morris
M. Sheehy, drunk and disordarly; Aned 81 S..
Joseph Scott, Gree negro,) assaulting Henry Lis
burger, q white man. committed for eouft Pat
from Jas. McLsughiin; committed for court
Tyler simms, lfree negro carrying about him
concealed and deadly weapon; workhouse 90 days.
Alexander Jackson, (free negro,) same ofiense
wofkhouse On days. Michael Wall, drunk and
disorderlv; fined IS o.. Margaret Russell same
ofensei workhouse 30 days. Peter Simms, Chas
Ross, and Robert Willet (free negroes,l drunk
and disorderly in the streets; workhouse each 60
days. John g. Stafford, (couuty cSnstable;) drunk,
disorderly, and assauting his wife; committed for
trial at the Criminal Court. James Armstrong,
lffee negro,) out after 10 O'Clock p. m; fined
81 s.: Albert Champ (free negro,) same ofense;
workhouse 60 DAYS. VIM Newton, free negro }
carrying about him concealed deadly weapons
workhouse 60 days Randolph Parker, (free
negro0 same offenss; fined s2i 12X. william
Burke, (ffee negro same ofense; fined S2l lax
Litueton Esherberry. free nepro,) out after 10
O'Clock p. m fined 80 l2H John Jackson, free
negro, same ofense; fined 50 12h. John Plan,
feloniously breaking into dwelling house at :
O'Clock In the morning; committed for court
Peter Manning, stealing hat; discharged Geo.
smith, lfree negro.) idle and disorderly; fined
20 VI Dennis Dacey and Charles Jackson, drunk
In the street; workhouse 60 days. VIM Gibson,
vagrancy; workhouse 80 DAYS. l.. Clark, drunk
In the street; fined 81 5S George Hoose, stealing
and breaking up furniture alta fre; committed for
lady's wearing apparel; Daniel Mccormick, arson
and robbery; John Broadhead, same offense; John
Carroll stealing pair Of shoes; solomon DON
more, Gree negro.) stealing two mattresses, boil
ster, and pillow at the fre; James Calman, steal
ing revolver, were committed for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

POLICE MATTERS Before Justice C7a,k-Taat
NHiSaae. IA he Serenta Ward Yesterday, John
Jones, charged with permitting a nuis.nce in
Water street, Seventh Wsfd, by keeping bone
boiling house, and by fixing pipe to a pump,
was fined 50 and costs In each case, and promis ed
TO remove the nuisance at once. This, however
he failed TO do, as the nuisance was in full blast
all through the night; and so intolerable was The
stencil that, Notwithstanding the intense heat Of
the night, the residents In that locality were
obliged to sleep, or rather to get through the
night, with every window closed to keep out the
taiated air So far from t.y indication of re-
moving the nuisance being apparent, some new
brick work, end the Introduction Of a drove OF
hogs upon the premises, to b. fed from the putr.
fslng oth, would seem to show that even more
extensive operations are contem plated. By the
way, who 10 to eat the pork raised upon this
rotten Offall
Ward Commissioner Taylor deserves credit for
the energy be has displayed in bringing the
guilty parties-or one Of them-to Justice
IL Is reported. however, that they appear quite
Indifferent about being fined, either because the
prom Of the business such that they Can ford
IT, or because they expect The fines to be remitted
Sufferers by this outrageous nuisance, will doub
iess keep an eye open for any attempt TO procure
reuii sion Of these fines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

TO fIs AEILIcTID!-Be sure 10 read the adver-
,Ssi;isnt 81 McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Hood Purifier. in another column. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

GUARD HOUsE.-Jnstice Clark Samuel John.
son, charged with stealing the gold watch of
Col Mccain, Of the New York Thirty-seventh
Regiment; sent to Jail for court. Andrew Brown
(colored,) charged with carving concealed
weapon, was sent to the workh house for 80 DAYS
In default Of tine Of $50 and costs
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LOCAL EW s

W Though TIVE srAR ID printed on TIE fsssess
sse.m frca " use south Of Baltimore, - efiuon
b - large q 10 require It 10 be put 10 pres ss IN
arty hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sszs In before Il O'Clock m; otherwise they may
pot appear until the nett day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

RAIDER. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
90 an car paper Rsas il: II will interest you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

N II The undersigned begs 70 inform The
of MONUMENTS, TONES HEADSrONES,
TO-, at Baltimore and Phlladelphis proes Also, q
new style of Drawing be At the ard, and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table Tops, &C.,
kept an hand. Brown Stone and Granite work
ma " = Sun Pa sv. f.f. ieff Snd 18th ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

Captain Of the Auxiliary Guard........... coo
The original bill also contemplated reduction
Of the salaries Of teachers In the pablo schools
follows Principal teacher Of each district Sc
$500 assista ut teacher Of esch district school S45O;
PfinciIal Of each male primary school, $3.50; pin-
eipal Of each primary school, $3.50; assistant In
school, el0O; Treasurer Of the Board Of School
Tfustees, 500, Secretary Of the Board Of school
Trustees, e2OO
On motion Of Mr.. Murtagh, however, this entire
riss remain 40 they were
The President announced Messrs Lewis, Shep-
Pdrd snd Muiisy, a. being appointed 4 commit
Tee To wait upon the President Of the United
states In relation to The construct ton Of certain
railroads In the city Of Washing ton
A joint resolution authorizing the LAYING OF
sernin wstef mains, was received from the Al
oefnen, with their non-concurrence This board
,esedsd nom 10 IL smendmsats, and the bill wa,
An oct nom Ne Aldermen, imposing taxes for
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The GERMAN VOLUNTEERS AND THE Rocx-
WILLIE SENTINEL.-Our attention has been called
to an article la the Rockville md )Sentinel, vio-
lentiy abusive OF the German (Gerbardt,s) bat
TALON Of District volunteers on account Of their
performing their duty In searching the houses Of
Messrs. John and Samuel Wilson fnear Rock
ville) for concealed arms. That the Siessrs VIII
son are bitter secessoni lists and that arm, had
6sen concealed on their premises Though not
1ound AT the time Of the search the Sentinel does
not pretend to deny, but contents itself with as
sertlng their respectability, and, contravvise, by
designating the Germans as I" Hessiansn com.
manded by "lager-beer seller,n and finally
vents Its spleen by charging them with stealing
the eggs and chickens Of the Willsons
Now we have simply TO say that no more or
derby, well.couducted soldiers can be found than
the German battalion of District volunteers IA M
well known In this community Colonel Stone
promptly caused an Investigation Of the charge
about this house-searching, and pronounced that
IL was conducted with all propriety, and in ac.
cordance with their orders
As TO the egg and chicken business it seems
that our German friends 50 far from getting any
thing " on the Free" have paid and paid
roundy for every thing they have got In this line
to the tune of fifty cents piece for tough, skinny
chickens and thirty cents per dozen for eggs thai
have considerably outllved their usefulness, - as
Willis would say.
The fact 10, the Montgomery farmers and truck
gardeners are making a very good thing out Of
tinel mans wish was accomplished and some OF
JEFF Davis crew In theiI place said farmers and
gardeners would sing different tune we fancy
IL 10 evident that the Rockville Sentinel 10 DIS
posed to give all possible aid aud com fort to the
enemy.