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Several hundred per cent.
RocKy1LLr, Dec ~ 30

ROCKVILLE, Dee 4th $50
Mr. TRAIL: The specimens Of soap son gave
me, ] caused TO be thoroughly tried, and f5..na
them to be all you represented have never
seen any soaps to equal them, both fer Users
superioE quality and for the great eeanom
there is using them. ! cheerful fe1mme8G
them to the public. A r. B6c WE'LL
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The burnside Expedition.

The speculations in regard TO the destina-
ton Of the Burnside Expedition begin TO be
tolerably clear and explicit. 1t is conceded
that the Aoulla has entsred Pamlico Sound
and that its operations will be conducted
along its shores and rivers. The Providence
JourHa}--a good authority inasmuch as one
OF its editors is a member Of the Senate-iakes
the Yankee privilege Of guessing that if the
expedition is not destined for the Potomac, Il
Will enter Pamlieo Sound, threaten tho rear
OF Norfolk, while in all probability a portion
OF the expedition will endeayor to reach Wei
don for the purpose Of breaking up the rail-
way communication between Norfolk. Rich
mond Raleigh, Wilmington and Charleston.
The Washington Sar, the New York Tribune
and The New York Post, concur in this opini-
on. They all state that the object of the ex
petition is TO break up the railroad system.
which is concentrated at Weldon, or at RAJ
leigh North Carolina, and connects Rich
mond with the Atlantic States, from whence
Bcauregard has drawn the most Of his men. .
Nous Pcrrons
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-17

Ey- Smiths, No. 400 9TH Street,
Washington, D. c., is the best place TO buy
HATS & CAPS. june 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-17
june 29-3r

Ess- ALLIN WANT of CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS d CPS
will find it to their advantage TO call ~
SMITHS, No. AGO It'll ST., opposite the Post
Office, as you can save at least Is or 20 per
cent. by buying at the Peoples Clothing Store.
Washington city. June 30
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- - q
State Of Nayylud Montgomery Coaafg--to rh,
1srw-A hereby certify that on this 9th
NErs day Of August, 1861, Joseph john
--.&4s--AL son brought before the subscriber
one Of the justices Of the Peace in aud for
said county, u white, rcd and brindle-mixed
colored BUFFALO COW, trespassing ON his
enclosures, near Hyattstown, as an cstray
Said COW has no car marks. Given under my
hand. SAML S. HAYS, j. p.
The owner OF the above described cow is re.
quested to come forward prove property pay
charges and take her away.
sep G-3t JOSEPH JOHNSON.
TIVE Citizens Of Montgomery county arc re-
4 specially informed that our SPRING
STOCK is now complete, and comprises all
that is new aud Handsomely the way Of
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
OILCLOTHS.
MATTINGS, &e
Our Stock is an pe,c, and purchasers ma tic-
ly upon getting fresh goods and at the lowest
prices
Eu- Persons trusting as with their orders
by sending as correct diagrams can have their
rooms and halls fitted with the best STYLES Of
Carpets and OIL Cloths, and at prices as favor
able as IL they bought them in person.
l.. +. PERRY co.
Upper Rooms Bodybuilding,
CorHef Penn. avenue and 9th street,
mas i'm Washington, ID. c.
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A Henish Plot Exposed.

MEMPHIS, Jan ., l862.-A mercantile firm
here has received letter from q friend in the
south OF Kentucky, stating that the Federal
Government had made elandestine arrange
menis, and pardoned conviets ana desperate
characters ofthe North TO scatter them through
the South to set fire to and burn everything,
especially manufactures and machine shons
Inc Federals were paying them literally for
such work believing tia good mode to Grip
PIE the South. The Information was obtain
Gu from party employed under the Federal
Government, and was communicated to warn
the South.
There is nothing important from Columbus.
From Gen. Banks Division.
PooLEsylLLr, Jan. l2--Capt. Young laid
10 Col. Baker at Bali 4 Bluff who mas been
confined here for some time on serious charges
was 4ast wees discharged from custody and
dismissed from the army.
Gen. Stone having been absent in WASHING.
ton Tor some days, the command of the diyis.
ION deyolyed upon Brieadier General German
formerly Colonel Of the Minnesota First.
Gen Mcclellan has quite recovered from hi,
recent illness.
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Army Appointments.

WAsnMGToN, Jan. l4.--Capt. Tompkins, Of
the U S. Army, has been appointed Quarter
master at Annapolis, to fill the vacancy there.
The following changes, it is rumored win
shortly be made-CoI. Diddle Roberts to be
Provost Marshal for Washington, in place of
field, and Gen. Seth Williams, Adjutant Gen
oral Of the army ofthe Potomac, TO be Adju-
tant General of the army Of the United States
in place Of Adiutant General Thomas.
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
REUBEN A. BAKER,
OuaIifv Hill RockviIIe. Md


HAVING purchased of Mrs. r. V. BRAD
Ii DOCK her entire Stock Of Goods, TO which
he has made large additions of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, would respectfully inform
the citizens of Rockville and vicinity, that his
Stock is now complete in all departments, and
feels no hesitation in saying, that all who may
favor him with a call, viii get more than their
moneys value. His motto will be-
"Bcst Goods, and forrest Prices"
His stock consists in part Of
EFgr BONNETS, Ribands, Rouches, MILNE
ry Goods, &c.
w Black Lace Capes and Shawls
Stella Shawls, Embroideries, Trimmings,
Fringes, &c.
Ladies' Dress Goods, in great variety.
Ducals, Yaiencias, Chale de Lains, Bereges,
Lawns in the piece or patterns, and Robes,
very handsome
WHITE GOODS, OF every description
Spring-Steel Extension Skirts, from 15c MP
GLOVES and HOSIERY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-17
Family Rights.

Also, SOAPS Of every description MANN
featured by his process.
The subscriber has tested this soap thorough
~, and can, with confidence, recommend ii to
the citizens Of Montgomery county 1t is de-
cidedly the
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Gem. Floyd,s Brigadc.

The following named regiments compose
Brig. Gen. Floyds brigade, now at Bowling
Green Twentieth Mississippi Regiment, Col.
Daniel B. Russell; Fifty-frst Virginia Regi-
ment, Col. Wharton; Fiftietb Virginia Regi-
megt, Col. Reynolds; Thirty-sixth Virginia
Regiment, Col. McCoslin; Forty-frth Virginia
Regiment formerly Col. Heath's, now Maj
Werth; Capt..Jackson Virginia Flying Ar
,illery, guns; Capt. Guys Virginia Flying
Artillery 4 guns.
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a Southern Invention
Patented March 18th. 1850.

YNIIE subscriber having purchased Of Mr..
J. WORDSWORTH the Patent Right for Mont
gomery county. Nd, for his IMPROVED
SOAP, now offers for sale
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The Reported Disbanding OF Hum
phrey MaPshali's Troops.

LOUISVILLE, January l3.-The Journal dis
credits the story of the disbandng Of Hum
phrey Marshall's forces. Gen. Marshall is
still with his brigade.
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The skirmish at Hancock.
Correspondence ofthe Maryland News Sheet.
FRFbERtctx CRY. Ian. 18th.

Correspondence OF the Maryland news Sheet,
FREbERcK CRY, Jan. 18th.
Allow me to add a few items to your ac-
count of the late demonstration Of the Con-
federates upon Bath and Iancock-an account
more truthful than any which have yet seen
published.
The statement which is here made was OBJ
tanned from men and officers in Virginia, who
were engaged in the enterprise, and is strictly
correct, though received through a source
which it is not necessary to name.
The Confederates were led by General Jack
son, and numbered about s, 900 men, 1t was
intended to surprise the Federal troops at
Bath, and for this purpose General Jackson's
forces approached the town in two divisions,
in different directions, and would have been
entirely successful had not two men Of the
neighborhood found ont their coming, and
given warning to the Federal troops. These
two men were subsequently arrested, and are
now in the Martinsburg jail, to be dealt with
as may seem best anu as their crime, in the
opinion of the Confederates, deserves. As it
was, the Federal troops, an Illinois. regiment,
one company Of artillerymen, in command of
one section, two cannon, Of Captain Best's
battery and Captain Rnsse's cavalry compa-
ny, beat hasty retreat and fed rapidly to-
wards Hancock and the Potomac holly pur-
sued by the Confcderates. The result Of it
was that the Contederates took seventeen pri-
soners all Of Captain Russell 3 tents, equipage,
sntler's stores, a large quantity of oyercoats,
blankets, the two pieces Of brass cannon, and
on the railroad two car loads Of sugar, salt
and coffee. Not a man was killed on the
Confederate side, notwithstanding the report
that number OF their saddles were emptied
What was the number Of Federal troops killed
and wounded my informant did not ascertain
But the fight Of the Federal troops is said to
have been precipitate and wild. The capture
of the two cannon is fixed fact the four re-
naming pieces being in General Banks coll
umn, under Captain Best. The Confederates
then destroyed the railroad for u number Of
miles, with bridges and the telegraph The
above is from high authority and may be re-
lied upon. The person from whom these facts
are obtanedj and who speaks from his own
observation, was astonished to see such una
nimty prevailing in Jefferson and Berkeley
counties. All of the necessities Of life. were
abundant the troops were armed well, cloth
cd in warm dark home-spun, with excellent
boots salt was somewhat high but getting
more plenty--the scarcity originating from
their extreme distance froina means of trans
portaton. The railroad between Winchester
and Strausburgh was being rapidly laid and
would be done in few weeks. The spirit OF
the troops was indomitable determination
and death being preferred to conquest, of
which they had not the most remote idea.
They look upon Maryland with kindly feel
ings. MEMO.
Il u
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H. Richardson Graduate and formerly Assistant Instructor
Of Tactics. Virginia Military Institute.
When sent slsei By mail, y 70 To-
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When sent BY mail. 6Oc
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When sent by mail, SOC.
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When sent by mail, SOc
COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA.
Price, 75c.
When sent by Mail Soc.
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Price, 81 90
When sent by mail, l 10
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Raleigh, N. c., June IIth, 1862.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ORDERED
to take charge Of the Conscrpton in North Carolina,
has established the Camp Of Instruction at Camp Carolina
in this vicinity
Officers will be sent to each county to enroll the Con-
scripts Substitutes may be presented to and enrolled BY
them. ~
The undersigned respectfully calls upon all liable to
Military duty under this act TO comply cheerfuly and
PROMPTLY aud to sustain the reputation North Carolina
has so noby won and we'll deserved in this struggle for
Independence 1t is Of the utmost Importance that our
Regiments now the field should be filled up Immediately
Orders will be issued practicable to the Colo
nels of the Militia with full instructions relative to exempts
aud substitutes to call out their commands between the
ages specified PEIEh MALLbtI'
June 20, 1852. 26-WSt.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
AnJurASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALs OFFICE
D,cuuoSn May 1870

Ann ~
RICHMOND, May IL, 1852.
GENERAL ORDERs,
The SiIowing Act aud Regulations in reference there
to- are published for the information Of all concerned
Al act erenpt certain persons from enropSnt TOR SER
Uics in the Armies of the Confederate States .
SECTION l. Tie CpngreS Of the CCnTederdte StGseS Or
trica ena That all persons who shall be held to be
unit for military service under rules to be prescribed by
Conderate States ali judicial and executive officers of
Confederate State gOvernments the members 0I Dotn
houses of the Congress- and of the OF Inc sew
era States and their respective officers all clerks ot The
officers the State and Confederate governments allowed
BY law all engaged in carrying the mails; all ferrymen
on post roueS all pilots and persons engaged IN the ma.
rne service and in actual service ON river and railroad
routes of transportation; telegraph operators ana MINIS
tiers of religion the regular discharge OF Ministerial du
ties all engaged working in iron mines and furnaces
all iourneymeu printers actually employed In printing
all presidents and professors OF colleges ana
academies, and all teachers having as many as Iweny
scholars superntendents of the public hospitals uhaic
asylumS and the regular nurses ana attendents nee
and the teachers employed in the institutions for the deal
and dumb and blind in each apothecary store now esa
lshed and doing business apohecary in good stand
ing who is practical dru4Ns; superntendents and ope
ratves in wool and cotton factories VINO may oe
by the Secretary of War; shall be and hereby exempted
from military service in the armies of the Confederate
States TApproved April 81, 1852.
H. By above of Congress the following classes OF
persons are exempt from enrolment for military service
Justices OF the peace sheris and deputy shers; clerks
and deputy clerks allowed by law masters anu
general postnasters and deputy poStmaserS end CLERKS
allowed by law commissioners Of revenue, and ioregnes
who have not acquired 0mcl in the Confederate States
Ill. The following are not exempt:
Militia officers in actual service persons exempt oy
State aws but by the above act foreigners who have
ACQUIRED domicil in the Confederate States.
iV. No persons other than those expressly named or
pruperly implied in the above act be exempted except
by furnishing substitute exempt from military service
in conformity with Regulations already puolished lenera
Orders No. 29 y and such exemption is valid only so long
as the said substitute is legally exempt go
v Persons who have furnished substitutes VIII receive
their certificates of exemption from the captains n COM
paneS or he commandants of camps, by whom the SUD-
sttnes have accepted Other certificates OF exemP
ton will be granted by the enrolling officers only who will
receive full Instructions regard to the conditions and
mode of exemption Applications for exemption cannot
therefore be considered by tha War Department
By command Of the Secretary of War.
s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
July l. 1862. o0-u
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
sc Miles West of fSalisbury-Near Western Nor
Carolina Railroad.

yVNHIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, WITH ITS
extensive Hotels and handsome cottages is thus early
opened for visitors in consequences Of the numerous app
cations to take families Arrangements made TO
every comfort and security those unaccompanied by
gentlemen. We far removed from the invading
das and this mountain retreat shall be found pleasant
and comfortable to all calling We accommodate
several hundred visitors.
A line of Hacks and daily Mail to the Springs.
Mas. E. J. R0BARDS.
May 20, 1862 4l-l2tpd.
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Executive Department, N. CaroIina

Executive Department, N. Carolina.
Adjutant Generals Office, (MiIitia,)l
RALEIGH, July 5th, 1862.
General 0rder,l
No. g.
TIME SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
n that commissioned officers of the Militia If recog-
nzed BY the State authorities orders and liza
Bile to be put IN command exempt from military
wee under the conscrpon act all commissioned militia
officers elected prior enrolment of the conscripts on
the sh instant hereby recognized embraced this
decision, and are exempt.
By order Of Governor CLARK:
JOHN c. WINDER,
Assistant Adutsnt General.
July S, 1869. 55-3t.
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SALT.
NOTICE.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
a REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE
"A Paid for the delivery me- or the confinement in
any jail in the State, CHARLES CHARIOT enlisted on
the SOth June substitute for Melvin Baldwin. Said
Chariot is eighteen years old, feet inches in height
complexion fair dark hair and eyes, of French extraction
born at Strasburg in France He deserted at Godsboro
on the SOth of June and is probably the vicinity Rich
mond or Wilmington. s. A. HINTON
1t Command'g Co. Ii, 47th Regt. n. c. T.
camp johnston, July 7th, 1852 56-lm.
~ GOldsboro' Tribune will publish one month and
forward account TO S. A H
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WANTED,

WANTED,
VNO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
IL of and conduct the MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, in
Raleigh, until the st January, 1863 The best qual6ca
tions for the situation required, and gentleman with
family weuld be preferred Address the uhders gned
Raleigh. W. Il. POOLE, Amir.
July 8, 1862. h5-tE
w Register and Fayetteville Observer will please copy
six times, and send bills to this office.
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RAGS AND PAPER.

TIME NEUSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY PUR-
IL chsses Cotton or Linen Rags at the highest cash
price.
On band. supply for sale of Cartridge Paper, Cotton
Wrappers and Common Wrapping.
Address, II. W. HUSTED Treas.
Raleigh, N. c., July s, 1862. 55-6w.
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E A GLE HOTEL. .

E A GLE HOT Ell,
ASHEVILLE, N. c.
fVNHE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of Citizens of Eastern and Central
'orthCarolina to this Hotel Those desiring healthy
easant and retreat either from the heats Of the
the incursOns of a hostile foe will find here
serything they desire. The climate of Buncombe is
orld renowned and its lofty mountains and de-
render it safe from the incursiOns of the enemy.
The Hotel is lately fitted up the servants experience
and the Proprietor acquainted with his business.
In connection with the HOTEL there is LiUsry Stable
here Hacks BWggieS, Saddles and Horses be obtained
moments notice
All of the Stages have their Office al this Hotel. -
JAMES N. BLAIR,
Proprietor.
May 90, 1852. 4l-l2tpd.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.



N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
A 1.-THE Annual Meeting of the Norh.Caruliua Mutual
IN FIRE Insurance Company held on the l4th of Janua.
~ the following persons elected Directors and Off
GERS for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D; Turner Raleigh.
J. r. Williams, a"
7. H. Seby,
+ 6. W. D. Hutchings
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little,
James u. Towles
James E. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Ncwbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. Jones, Edentou.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City,
Jos: Ramsay, Plymouth.
]. W. Harrel, Murfreesboro,
n. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins Milton
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County
Josh. Bonner Salem.
A. T. Sunny, Asheyille
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. n. Selby, President
d. d. Turner Pee President
John II. Bryan, AhornsH
hamden s. Smith, 4Secrstars and Treasus-.
!. ID. Seby, e1-e6fciO,
sG4R % r 3 Yi!Iis$s,, HasRss,. E'. Committee.
Ins Company has been in successful operation over Is
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of
cry IN :he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentins Dis
uleres) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting TO nearly large portion of
~ncn is IN country risks and its present capital is
An communications in reference insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1862. So
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EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. n. CO.,

JUNE 18th, 1892 J
NEULES AND CARTS WANTED.-FIVE HUNDRED
1HA Mules and proportionate number Of Carts, are
wanted immediately for the construction of the Piedmont
Railroad from Danvie Va GreensborOugh N. q. The
highest market rates will be paid for those which pass
inspection if delivered at early day. Apply at the office
Richmond OF at the town of Danville.
EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Capt. Engrs and Chief Engineer
June 90, 1862. 60-tE
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. C.
Adj't Generals Office, (lIiIitia,)
Raleigh, June 1lth, 1862.

General order'
COMmANDING OFFICERS OF MILITIA WILL
" call out their respective Regiments for the purpose of
the enrolment of Conscpts at such times Major Peter
Malle Assistant Adjutant General P. A. C. 5. for the
State Of North.Caroliu MAJ appoint
BY order of Governor CLARK -
JOHN C. wINDER,
Asst Adj't General
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EARLY PEAS.-JUST RECEIVED VARIETY
Ia of Corned Peas from which two crops can be made
" Wv JAS. NJ T0WLES, Agt.
April %, 1862. o.
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT II. X. CO.,
Ricbmoud. June ~. 1862. {

Of rs N NO'sI
Richmond, June II, 1862.
TWNO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES
TO HIRE-The Railroad from Danville to Green's
borough is about begin construction large scale,
and requires force of abores as well as over
seers of experience who can well recommended.
Liberal prices will be glveI and Doctors bills will be
paid by the Company. ~
They must be supplied with clothing by their owners,
and when delivered the Company must be provided with
weeks raons of food for which raons due allowance
will be made in the first monthly settlement.
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be gwen
the preference others, if otherwise satisfactory go
The hands may be delivered to the agents at any te
depots the Danyille R. r. at Greensborough, NJ C
after the 25th inst.
EDMUND T. D. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.