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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
yVheeIwright yyanted.

A WHEELWRIGHT, who understands his
IA business we'll, win find constanteinpIoy.
ment, at liberal wages, by immediate appIica-
ton to the subscriber.
LAWRENCE LYDDANE.
sep 20-u Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
DISTRICT MEETINGS.
ROCKVILLE DISTRICT.


At meeting of the Voters of Rockville
District, held on Saturday, the l4th instant,
the following delegates, to represent said dis
trict in County Convention, to be held in
Rockville, on Saturday, the 2Sth instant, to
nominate candidates for the Legislature and
county officers, were appointed--viz:
John A. Clements VIM. G. Fowler
VIM. C. Diamond DR.. G. j. Maddox
BENZ. +. Perry Thomas Lyddane
NJ G. Thompson Sam'l Wilson, Of 0.
Alex. Peter Samuel Rabbit
mNathaniel Clagett John Counselman
Frederick 7. Case DR.. Benz. Hodges
John w. Clagett Joshua W. 0futt
John Z. Wilson Edw'd NJ. Veirs
James Gingle John w. Jones
Lewis A. Kengla Francis FlaclS
Luther NJ. Oifutt DR.. Edw Wootton
Charles II. Thrift.
The delegates present were empowered to
fill any vacancies, or cast the full vote of the
district.
The nomination of District Officers was
postponed to SATURDAY, the 2sth instant,
Mt II o'clock, A. NJ. A full attendance of the
Voters of the District is requested on the oc-
casion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
NEW JEWELRY.

EORAL, Etruscan, Enamellcd Mosaic, and
" all other styles " Rich JBWELRY.
A large assortment always on hand, cmbra-
chg every novelty IN our fine.
n. W. GAIT X BRO, Jewellers.
354 Penn. Az. 4 doors west Brown hotel,
mar 70 Washpgiop. y a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
NEGRO MAN. 0TH0
Trustees Sale.

- a SAfSOO0S Ntt4Ot
RY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Circuit
~ Court for Montgomery county, sitting rs
a Court Of Equity, in the case of Thomas ID
Gather and George Gather persus Margaret
A. Poole and Others, the subscribers, as Trus-
tees, will sell at public sale,
on SATURDAY, the I2th of october
next, AT O'cLocK, p. NJ,
on the premises, all the REAL ESTATE O
George Gather, late Of Montgomery count.
deceased said Real Estate contains about
100 ACRES or LAND,
more or less. Said land 10 situated on the pub
lie road leading from Unity to Damascus,
about three miles from Unity, and "a miles
from Laytonsyille, and about N miles from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
A,vzA The improvements consist ola good
E,M LOG DWELLING, Meat-Bouse
IIlIWA Dairy, and Tobacco House. There
MEN4is n good proportion Of WOOD on
This land, much Of Which Is fine Chestnut Tim
Der II is also well watercd
TERMS OF SALB.-One-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale, or the ratification thereof; and the resi-
due Of the purchase money 70 be paid in two
equal annual instruments in one and two years
from the day Of sale TIE deferred payments
to be secured by the single bills Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with a surety or sureties
TO be approved by the trustees the whole 10
bear interest from the day Of sale; and on the
final ratification Of the sale, and the payment
Of the whole purchase money, the trustees win
convey the same, by good and sufficient
deed, to the purchaser or purchasers, free,
clear and discharged from all claim Of the par,
ties to this cause
JOHN BREWER,
sep l2-ts GEORGE PETER trustees
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20

On motion of Benjamin Duvall, the deega-
tion were empowered to Gil vacancies, or cast
the full vote of the District
BENJAMIN d. CARR PENNEL PALMER, and Nj
oHAEI ]. BRowN were unanimously nominated
for Magistrates.
II. o, IlIGGINs and NATHAN B. MULLIcAN were
unanimously nominated for Constables.
WIN. f. WILSON was unanimously nominal
ed for Road Supervisor.
On motion of W. NJ Candy, the proceed
ings were ordered to be published in the Rock
vile Sentinel
BENZ. FAWCETT, Chairman.
II. O. HIGGINs Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
GUANO! GUANO.!
Gua n o
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Orphans
ED Court Of Montgomery county, the sub
scriber, Executor Of Wan. THOMAS JOHNSON,
late of said county, deceased, will offer at
public SALE
On TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF Oc-
tOber next,
at the late residence of said deceased, near the
village of GAINESVILLE, the following PER
S0NAL PROPERTY of said deceased, con-
ssting in part as follows
SIX M EGRoE$,
Namely Negro Men Jerry, Thomas, Isaac,
and john and Negro Woman Fanny & Child.
Six HORSES and Three Colts,
Nine Cows, Four Calves and Bull,
Fl Sheep, Is Pen Hogs, 4 Sows,
Three Kicks of Wheat; 10 bushels of Oats
Lot Of Timothy Hay; Lot of Potatoes
Garden Vegetables; 10 Bee Hives
Lot of Bacon; Lot of Lard, &c.
Farming Implements,
Such as--1 Pennock Grain Drill, l Wheat
Fan, 3-horse Pillow, Double Shovel
Pows, Single Shovel ditto, | Corn-Cov-
erer, Harrows, Grain Cradles, Road Wa
gOni Plow and Wagon Gear, &c.
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting of Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Clock, Pair Of Side Tables, ! small Ia
BILE, Water Stand and Table, Candle Stand,
Mirrors, Cupboard and contents, ! Parlor
Stove, Lot of Stone Jars and Milk Crooks,
Shovel and Tongs, Desk, Trunk, Chairs,
Chest Steelyards, Spinning Wheel, and
many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of six months
will be given on all sums over five dollars, the
purchaser giving note with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale; all sums
of five dollars and under, cash. No property
to be removed until the terms of sale are COM
piled with.
va. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
sep 20-ts RICHARD II. JONES, Ex'r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20

5o- The attention Of our readers Is called
to the advertisement Of BENZ. DARBY, in N
ether column.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20
From General Banks Column.

JUDeEs or ELECTION The Commissioners,
at their meeting, on Tuesday last, made the
following appointments Of Judges Of Election
for the ensuing year.
Fret District--James Williams, William
Brown, Of j., and John D. Poole.
Second District-- William y. Murphy, Wm.
Reid and William Williams
Third District. Leonard Hays, Isaac Young
and Samuel Dyson.
Fourth Diayief.--IIenry West, benjamin \.
Perry, and CRATIC Cagett.
FyA Dis'ric'.--George B. seaggs Peunel
Palmer, and hnot Darling.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-09-20

at the late residence of said deceased, near the
village of GAINESVILLE, the following PER
S0NAL PROPERTY of said deceased, con.
sisting in part rs follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
What They are Fighting For.

A Nashville correspondent of the Wig
transmits TO that paper the following extract,
which he remarks is from letter recently re-
eeiyed from one of the best informed men at
the North, man of wealth and influence, and
Of as much sober minde"nes. and careful re-
lection as almost any man be knows in New
England:
"virginia Is doomed Mark that She
will come hack into the Union quicker than
the went out lie You ask how that VIII o.
done / will tell you. More than 800 coo
sturdy, determined men in New England and
New York have already voted Themselves
yarms there, ana they going TO take pos
session. IL will then be- An easy matter tC
| voss her back into The Union again"
We should doubt very much the "sober.
mindedness" and "cEeful reflection" of men
who indulge such speculation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
Schedule Of Secession Ordinance.

In conformity with this schedule, the poll
hacks are required TO be headed The Ordi-
nance OF SecessiOn.' and contain two columns
one headed "For Ratification and the other
"For Rejection" under which the names OF
those who vote for and against shall be regis
tered. The qualified voters who may be ao-
sent from the counties or corporations e: their
residence on the day of election, in the mill
tary service Of the State, may vote upon the
Ordinance at such place or places as the com
mander shall designate. whether the said en-
campment shall be within the limits of the
State or not. In reply to the inquiry of q
correspondent, We do not understand that au-
thority Is given to absent voters to vote FOL
members of the Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Deaak Of Well knoc~ Citsssas, - among
those who have passed away from life recent
~. who were known to citizens OF bo'h the pre-,
sent and past generation, may DC mentioned
Mr.. Seymour p. Vial, long resident OF sa's
city. who deceased Saturday, at the ripe age
Of "a years.
In this connection may be also embraced
the name Of Parrot A. Prind:e, well known
in this city, and who may also with justice
have been considered a resident OF Richmond,
lie died in Charlottesville, on Friday, the 50
instant, while on his way from bis residence 10
Washington City to the dreenbrier =" na'e our sui
phur Springs. aged 81 years and I months; H y
remains were conveyed to Washington u. u
and inferred on the 5th instan'.
William A. Jones. a native Of this city, aget
81 years. died of consumption on Monday last
His remains were inferred in Hollywood Gem
e,ory yesterday evening, beside those OF HI
| family.
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DIED.

On Tuesday m"rnips, ths i1th inst 4, :o ,s,1,
az long and paiafuf iiiuoes, Mrs BkihabAIh
J. KtRsf in this 7eth year cf her age 80.
Her faneral viii take Pisoe from .ne se. :, %
o'clock Her friends and acquxintancss are re-
specially invited to attend
~ Boston papers please copy.
YESTERDAY, Ath Inst, IN this city, Mrs MAI
TIA T. MASON, After brief STACK OIL apo
piexy, In the SD year Of her ago.
The friends and acqu ii utancss ~ the family are
Invited TO attend her fuuersi this morning, n
OCT ck, from the residence Of Capt John T.. Ma
son one door from the corner vi Main and 18th
streets.
| On Saturday, 18th inst, SEYMOUR P. VIAL. in
the 7ith year of his age. The deceased was ma
! tive Of Hanover county, but had resided In this
city for upwards of thirty years. He was a sln-
| ce'e phi isnthropist, and win be remembered by
all ", knew him, Is one Of our mot generous
and kind hearted citizens MI; Vial was vol
| uateer u the war OF 1914, and served Tor some
tius y. Camp Holly" below hichmond. Peace
| to his ashes.
| On yesterday, l4th inst In Savanpah, Ga,
| ROBERT HUTCHINSON, OF that city. His remains
will be brought 10 Richmond Tor interment, Of
which due notice will be given.
On Monday evening, at 4 O'Clock, Of consump.
| ii u, WILLIAM A. JON rs, in the slst year Of Lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15

The lectures ia this Colleoe have been sus-
pen'ied during the remainder VI the present
sessiua. Thus has ended, permanently but
unagoidahly, one VI the most prosperous ses-
si'ns which this ancient College has enjoyed
Tor several years. The war spirit in that seo-
hon Of the State 10 irresistible, and the Fac
aity' from sense of public duty, yielded in
advance to q n.eessity which would have been
impossible much longer to v ithstand. A iarvs
majority Of the students had already left,
many OF whom have enlisted in the voluntce,
service vi the State. We understand thu. the
Faeul y, before their adjournment, ordersd
that full list should be prepared for hoaors.
bic record hereafter Of all those students Of
the College who have enlisted in the defence
of the South. The war record" of William
aud Mary Is a good enc. The traditions Of
her hsstory during tbs Revolution cannot soor
be forgotten by Der Suns. and neither old Will
liamsbury nor old William and Mary viii nov
prove degenerate. President EwELL, OF THU
Collage, is q distinguished graduate Of Wss
Point, elassmass. perhaps, or fsllow-studsu
there, of Major Gen. LEE, and has been up
pointed 10 high military command In that
s,rstf gstically, 80 important peninsula. Thu
appointment has been received With great sat
asfAesioa there, spd will BE-. Ne sre assured
rtLily sustained by President tnow Colonel,
EwslL. We are glad ~ say, however, thu. 4
Il not ext soed that bis relations to the colisss
viii " permanently changed thereby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
yhe Herald an yirninia Affairs.

The New York Herald has a characteristic
article upon the Desperate Situation CT the
Secessionists of Virginia Il says that an
earlv movement upon Richmond Of even
twenty thousand men, which can now be
spared from Washington. would snuf out &C.
cession in Virginia" 1t asserts that a large
proportion of the people OF Virginia are se-
dignant at the sneaking way in which tue
State has been committed to the rebel Govern
ment Of JEFF. DAVIS that the forced contri-
buttons levied by the Secession forasers from
the farmers Of their horses, provisions, &C.,
are exciting n general feeling Of Indignation
among the honest yeomanry, which will not
be satisfied with Virginia scrip, worth today
only thirty or forty cents Oh the dollar, ana
which. six months hence, may not be worth u
sixpepcs on the hundred dollars. 1t iursheT
states that the late descent of Secession troops
upon Earper's Ferry, and the attempt OF the
rebels to seize the Navy Yard at Norfolk, were
proceedings undertaken in disregard of the in
functions Of Governor LETCBER, and that
| their object was to precipitate the Common
wealth into civil war, aud thus stiae the voice
of the people in their approaching State eiec-
| ton.
| The Herald further informs Us that IN
Northwestern Virginia the people are rising
en- masse against secession, and are putting
their opposition into avery general movt uent
The Herald then proceeds:
| "To save the STATE, therefore, in lite intcZ
| rity: 10 save X from a war Ike division ag tihst
itself; TO save the great slayenodipg section
from absolute destruction, between Il fire II
| tina from aud fire in the rear; 10 save tn'
people OF Eastern Virginia from consnmini
war, as those OF Mary land have been saved,i
is only necessary uoW 10 move II strong roy
| 2rnneut force from Washington 10 Rich
| mond The Secessonists ther" are great
| alarmed Their newspaper organs betray IN
| symptoms OF paric, which. With ali lneir II
forts 10 magnify their military forces, me
| cannot Disguise We hope, therefore, that n
time will be lost at Washington in prepaln
for Union coup detot in Virginia."
The Herald further states that "the re
doubtab!e General LEE, it appears, has onI
one incomplete battalion under his immedia'
. command"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15

The Po.t and Tribune clique honestly as
sign Abolitionism as the object and end OF the
Northern crusade. The Erpress, Herald, &c,
virtuously cxclaim, 1T is t" aec'de
whether we have country or mott Wof
You or we? The Express exc!aIms:
.No sestionalsm! No negroi No talk on
slavery nor anti slavery! TO theories NO
poetryi No philosophy No nonsense, IN
his stern era Of factt We have a country 10
save a heritage 20 preserve; heqnPst 10
hand down 10 our children. Just RS our itthers
gave 1t us; Commerce to guarantee III tnt
aImost tropicai produc lions CT y Lou sianl a
weii As a glory TO rescue in the graves OF
Washington, n Madison, Mhrshatl, Il MEL
ro., a Rutledge, Jackson, n Clay
"A beouest TO hand down 10 our children
inst as our fathers gave it u.s.! What infinite
audaci,y. Did they hand down bequest OF
sectional subjugation and military despotism
Two months ago the Erpress said not. VIA
| i, saws now it is obliged TO say. The Poet and
| Tribune are more opep and logical. They say
this war means emancipation OF the serviie
race, and subjuga;ion and externinati"n oil
the whites. That is what it means undouh''
adly. How ridiculous in the Express, hero'd
aud others, to suppose that il the South could
be overpowered by force, it could ever be held
| under the Washington Government by any
| but a permanent and tremendous standing
army, or that it would ever regard the Nortl
| as members Of common country, or look NJ
on them in any way except as the most hate
full of all oppressors, whom they would con
slider it infamy to trade with in any way o
shape and whose destruction by any foreig
nation they would rejoice to see, and joyful
aid in accomplishing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15

.,., u.r. Mu.lets-Oid virginia niue
and sabre.

SmO0Nn
aud sabre.
7, Is the opinion Of many experfenoed '",-
r. the regular service that tho smooth
bore rnusket IL better weapon for volunteers
,,on the riaea nausket- This Is said I" have
,.c, the opinion alse of Gen. jackson, who
uaa something of judge OF guns Although
;ts range is less, and its accuracy when hrirg
q. small objects is not so great as a r,bed
musket in the hands OF good rife shot, vet,
in firing az masses At ordinary range and
witt, unpra cticed troops, it lie more efficient,
inasuucn as il can bs loaded with more "a
p;dity. does not foul, carries both ball and
buckshot, and is Dot go delicate and so iao'e
N 90, ont Of order a. the Minnie maaket.
The old Virginia rife, which has been cast
into the shade Of late by what are calico
"improved arms," has been found to be ieeh-
teal with tho new English rife when Is 20
highly approved in Europe. After all the pro-
vre,s made in weapons of destruction. there Is
none to this day more Formidable 'haa inc ON
virginia rife 1t is a curious fact, too 'hst tue
Cavalry Sword, manufactured at the Virginia
Armory in this city, ffty years ago, Is aooa'
the exact pattern, in every respect OF the most
| approved L. 8. Government sword now IN
use. Strange as it may appear, our TWO
| ,.anons of war, manufactured Ia the OiG
| Dominion more thar half Gel tury ago, one
Of which, (the riae,) Notwithstanding all thu
| improvements in destructive implements, ha
lately been adopted and patented III England
and the other Uhe sword) is identical IN al
mos, every respect with the requirements o
| the late L S. Government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
Vote ON tho secsssiou Ordi maucc-Day %
Voting the p3rd Of May.

Vote ON the secsssiou Ordi"aucc-Day %
Voting the n3rd or May. :
NEXT to the duty ct defending tns soii VI
Virginia against tho desecrating footsteps OF
Invasion, is the duty OF VOTING On the ST.
CESsION ORDINANCE, which Is submitted
to the people for thei. ratification Oh the S'a
Inst We beg our brethren ofthe press every
where throughout Virginia to coll the aitcn-
ton of the people to this most important s"o-
;cct. Otherwise, there is great reason 10 up
prehend that. amidst the excitement and COZ
fusion Of military preparation, the voters
rsgardinr Secession as q fixed fact, may fail
10 vote for the Ordinance. II is all important
that there should be fall vote on this occa
sion. even if we pull trigger With one hand
and deposit our ballots with the other 1t IL
important, also, in order to prevent mistakes
and confession, that proper tickets should be
prepared. This matter ought at once to oe
attended 10.
Remember, Thursday, the 23d, is the day
| Of voting, ard that soldiers OF Virginia
wherever they may hc, are permitted to vote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
'lO PARADE HORSE for sale.
EAZATaN 8, the America HotaI INV l5-fts

"A. FOX KtNs-A large Bki,K huUeE, on
II. Chnrcn Hill, corner OF and Slst SITS eight
- rooms In house, IN kitchen, with large
Garden, OF one acre
Afsh, TWO ThNEMENTS, rooms each, on
Valley st near ar Pridiss Rent Is per month.
apnivto A. W. RI HARRISON, Ag't, &c
IL ls-IR. l4th At o, pOsite Fxch n . Il tel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15

eGrACakp-In frl1ay tgaaiaer OF last week,
.n"saIsd an Article, sigasd aDsLIss, severely
esnsnriog q clothing manufacl uier = TINS city'
f,r charging military comps"ie. Tor nasiha MI
nniioim. made by tho benevolent ladies' OF he
saa,chos OF The city, and ael paying thsm fof
Having learned from various personal friends
,hatvv sume has been eel. q u ItL tnai cha &C.
de- u Il pr per 10 sly, !. an en'gAat9 a.n'a aaa
:, Ins Q mmuai thar am Rot the person 81 uded
~ ar / ruu,t ASH an Investigation al he hands
Tthe church ftom which II eIas mates. ] would
a. . bat ave sent goeds Ia any church In
one iSsisncs 4 cut souae quits % adafe
Capt u,ammon'se mpany, - fisisyi'S MA eeaY-
sss,d ch arch. ga Tor which b. paid mr for The
cutting and lrlmm nas turpis he'd Further ,hau
h Il 1 ave had trans aetiou wtth any church,
aud am ready At any moment for any iaves,iga-
ton iato sash mater with any person or persoss,
or church. VsTy respectfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15
Ene,aud aud the Cotton Crop
We give place with pleasure to the folio
ing, from d Mississippi gentleman:

We give place with pleasure % tue iolAo"-
ing, from Mississippi gentleman;
RICHMOND May Ii. 1881.
gfitor Of the Dispatch Dear Sir: noticed
in Nour piper this morning some re- sons "hy
England aud France should Interfere tn our
hrnaif In addition to what you stated 1
n.y. leave 10 Offer the following Inform itio;i:
Eslug cut OF from ,he supplies vi gram, &C ;
from tue Wcsi, the planters have ueeh com,
,a,ird 10 diminish tue usual amount OF idho
ri an led IN cotton, and Ii avg planted III gram.
inns the CO ton crop Tor the next selioon VIII
~. short-r BY AT least one t0nrth than IL was
,.s, ,enr This estimate my be 100 great,
hut ! do not think IL IL. its hoLiceu uuilh%
tn. l,et ten days, On my way here th.tt Il very
I,ryr portion ot cotton iand wis IN gram /,
which looks unu-uaiiy promising EhSiiho
viii te.l TINS diminution very keehIy, ana II
the SOU lhern States are not allowed 10 Thiee
this unusually short crop IN peace, Eheia
,1nst suffer ieariuliy. Have not We, Lneii'
| IN, rant 10 expect Inc interference o. Ing
| Land -, o,o-+ -,
| / win thank you to contradict the report OF
| = f,rntne IN mississippi. l pissed ihroush
tn. uortIon said 10 be suffer" <, anu lie, 81
| in nav life sa u finer crops or inoT9 cbeeiiuI
| people. AsSpee A1hS' ,.,o,,as,,p,
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= V,aoINI.-,S HkaR!Cu COUNTY


y CoDhT l4iu MAY, i,oi
vI-vf~d, That +. stesrns' hen'y Cox ana inc;
W. tu,set b. appoinIsd ,r ne haps5t of
tnooe persons, or families, who are suffering oy
,essoa ot tue volunteering "a some pefeoh upon
wuo,a III wef. dspp Edent
Ordertd 1ht DR. john Knox, &. Baker, and
JOHN + Harrison ee appointed similar toMuiit-
Toe IA Dtstrlct NJ. =.
ordered, thst tendall Gr!Bn, N Y. Rowe- and
john ii sheppard appointed 4 similar OH
IL lttee in bis act No. !
Otd.rsd luxt Jsluss 4. Moore, F. Mayo, aud
John =. hu cneson be appointed similar oouA-
me ,ourt dotn appoint John T. Ckiidrey, John
Net,iea, t5eorao h. King, JOAN W. Lee. aud Or.
john K G4lnelt Conan. tIee 10 r celVe tbs sums
aud diotnrse the same, hat may be- Raced On iAe
bonds u this county, has day objected 10 Do ID
sued 10 The amVuut oil ten thousand dolIaro
Any person deHlrlng ~ pur.h - ally oI Inc ssia
b0u,is are requested y 70 Mr. geo. Ii. hiUs,
r-iLs ~ er oI tho Aaid receiving and d!seuiolhs
LUlhIniltet. >.
an Lxtract from the Minutes. Teste:
my ls-.t Wa. fULkES, 6. II. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-15

MrsTEEEp 1870 SgRvICg The visa Troop,
und.r command Of Capt John ;. Langnorup,
aud III. Ieaurpgsrd kities. commanded by
Capt Mareeilus Moormrn, both OF TINS c'ty ,
were mustered into service on bIondiy, ana
are now III camp near this city The comra-
N eu Number ahOpt one hundrtd each, and are
con- posed OF splendid looking men, who wiii
com pare fayora b V with the very best compa-
MES come from whatever quarter they may
LynchturS Repub.