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~ few 'dE,ss since Colonel James r llw
Art with d aqriadron Of lis command en-.
route for Brrksville. KY. eIlconaicred i shpe-
ridr force "A iIse dneihy < c1ealry {WolfoiEiisl
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gallant comm sts came upon them a.4l SHARP
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BIN 5000 leaii uI5heg. and 2s0 wagons lo4a-
ca with hour anil bacon. Tie ereay i.aEie /
three un< dc, ssfal attempts to re-captare d ,e
stores bur ~'ets rvpnlse each time. aud fbretd
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Remaining in the Post Of5ee at Chhtfar,oora =.
Novnsber 30th. 1862:
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
THE MARKETS.
BALrlMonn. INK Id. La92

BALTIMORE, July 10, 1862
GaAm-As usual at this season the receipts
Of wheat and corn are light The offerings
on Change to-day comprised 1900 bushels Of
wheat, 1000 do. corn, 7 900 do. oats, and
300 do. rye. Wheat was duil and declined
both rcs and. old white 2a5 cts per busbe
Sales Included 24O bushcl prime new white
at Sl.b0, J 800 bushels good to prime old do
at 81. 30aSl 40, aud coo bushels prime South
ern red $l.20 per bushel We quote at The
close fair to prime new white at 81 35a$l 80,
old do. at s 20aSl 80, common TO prime
Southern red at $fl2aSl 20 per bushel.--
Corn-prime white 90 cents, do yellow 52a
30 cents per bushe inferior to fair white 45a
90 cents, do. yellow 4Cob0 cts. per bushel
Oats, 3Ga3s cents; Rye, 10 ccuts.--Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
DEATHS.

DIED, July 3D. in her 38th year, at BQscagc
Montgomery county, Md, SUSAN NENA-
BILE wife Of GRGgSBuRY NJ. WATKINS, and
daughter of WILLIAM H. VEsABLE, Of Hickory
Grove, Prince Edward county, Va.
Her lovely, useful and pioas life had close
beautifully betting it. For her TO live, was
Christ, and to die, was gain.
DIED, on the 1sl instant at her residence,
in this county, Mrs. ELIZABETH HURLEY,
in the saith year Of her age.
DEED, on the 9Th Of June last, Mr.. JONAS
AUSTIN in the s7th year Of his age.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
80 REVXARDI

CtTBAYED OR STOLEN from the lot Of Miss
- Charlotte Kilgour, IN Rockville on The
night Of the 9th instant, A CHESTN
ROAM MARE, about l4l hands high, or
9 years old, and has a fresh scar on her Teri
rump-she Is slightly mmbed.
viii give the above reward for the return
Of the mare, ifstoen, and the apprehension OF
the thief or 50 for the return OF The mare or
Information that will lead TO her recovery.
idv IN j q. CANNON, Rockville, sd
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meai! MeaG Meat!

-.a THE subscriber respectfully in
gtlk q forms the citizens Of Rockville and
IN vicinity, that be has again com
menccd Bntchering, and that on every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, FRESH
MEAT can be obtained Of him, at bis resi-
dcnce, near the Square Of the village. Ills
terms are cash.
Farmers who have Stock Of any kind for
sale, will do Wen 10 give me call beforesell-
ing, as ! am paying the highest market price
lCr all kinds Of stock.
1sA~ ! win also pay the highest cash price
for all kinds o. HIDES
may ely THOS ]. GARDNER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
AN ARRVlST!

~ WAS ARRESTED on Monday last,
T1-tA about two miles above Jamestown,
A-A-1A MAN, name unknown having in
bis possession TWO HORSES--onc dark
brown about lG hands high heavy built,
nine or ten years old, and siiod all round !;
the other, bay, about 10 bands high eleven
or twelve years old, nearly blind, and Is like
wse shod all round. The man. on his way
70 the Justices Office, - skedaddled," and has
not been heard OF since.
The owner or owners Of the above horses,
now in my possession, are requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away.
WILLIAM MULLfCAE,
june d 81 Darnestown, Nd
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on the 27th Of May last, by the
Rev. Mr.. EFFlNeEa, Mr.. WM. q. GONNELI.i
to Miss MARIAN COUNSBLMAN, eldest
daughter Of JonS CorSsgLaAN, Esq, all Of
this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
Notice.

VNIlE Bond-holders Of the Union Plank or
a. Turnpike Road Bonds are requested 10
call upon the Treasurer for payment Of inte-
rest, due July lsl 1862
W. II TAYLOR
July ll-tls Ireaeurer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
WANTED no RENT.

A LARGE FARM, in this county, on or
"a. near the turnpike leading from Rock
vile 10 Georgetown, d. g. Possession wanted
on the lst Of January next.
Also--A SMALL FARM, ofabout25 or
30 Acres, with Dwelling house, &c. a good
locality for u Wheelwright shop preferred APP
ply to S. a. MATLACK,
July lat Rockville Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

Eo- We hear of great complaints being
made concerning the condition of the turnpike
from this place to Gcorgetown--that portion
oft between Bethesda church and the District
line, is particularly the subject of coudemna-
tion-being, in various places, scarcely passa-
ble The opinion Of the travelling community
generally would seem to indicate great remiss-
ness, if not total neglect, on the part Of those
in whom the duty Of keeping the road in re-
pair is confded.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

M0ygsEETe on SPEciK up 10 the present
time ihig year $2l no. 900 in specie has left
the United Slater for Europe. During me
New York from California gl2. 2s5, 0T0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

killed DR.. Washington Fiilleary, young
man from Prince Georges county, Nd, was
among the coniederates killed in The battle
near Richmond, on the 2eih ult.
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free negro, named Samuel Neversou, died sud
denly, in the harvest field of VIM. S. Oaatt
near Jamestown, on Monday last.
Mn. Enron: win you allow me sufficient
space to correct a statement made D, your
correspondent, " Cracklin," in his orftieian
of The amended school law, passed the las
session Of the Legislature, and published in
yesterday Sentinel?
The statement for correction occurs in the
following sentence: "Mr Dunlop, member
Of the last Legislature, solitary and alone,
(for Bowie Davis, ESD, denies, / understand,
any completely in the matter, anxious
&c. TO the part Of this sentence in pareuthe-
SIS seemingly intended to exculpate me from
responsibility, at the expense Of my respected
colleague Mr.. Dunlop | desire to say, that
neither your correspondent, nor his inform
ant, had any warrant or authority, directly
or indirectly, from me, to make any such
statement.
checrfully assume in this, as in other mea-
sures in which we very generally concurred,
my full share Of responsibility, and am not
willing that any onc--partcuarly person
assuming to be from my neighborhood, to
give pausibility to the slatemen;--shall, even
TO my advantage, place me ia a false position
In correcting this single statement in your
correspondents article, do not wish to be
understood as admitting that this is the only
point needing correction; but it is the only
one with which shall trouble you
Very respectfully yours,
a. b. DAVIS.
Greenwood, June %, 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

A PRocLAMAmos.--Je Thompson has is
sued proclamation to The planters and cti-
zens OF Pamela and De Sofa counties, Miss,
urging Mississippi 70 form armed squads to
prevent the foraging Of Federal troops and
also 10 remove their cotton 50 that IL can be
moro speedily burned in case capture Is at
tempted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

The WEATHER AND THE CaoPs. Tho wealth
or, for the first four days of the present week,
was uncomlortably warm, especially so to those
engaged in the severe labor Of the harvest field,
though we should call it fine for securing the
crop of wheat, which we learn, can hardly be
considered fair average either in quality or
quantity. The late rains, succeeded by
warm sun, are creating manifest improve
ment in the growing corn, which generally
exhibited a backward appearance, occesoned
by late planting and the rayages OF the cut
worm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

mr. The sugar beat, 30 successfu IN France,
has been planted in Illinois, and ihoasaod
acres o. il viii be grown this yeer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

~. OF the troops lately stationed in this
county, we sec among the casualties that Col.
Kinks and Lieut.. Palmer are reported killed,
and Gen. German and Capt. Merritt, were Sc
yerely wounded, the last named having one of
his Lhighs shot away.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

Is He DEAD There is scarcely day (says
the Frederick, Md, Citizen that we do not
hear some one ask the question, " Is COL Ash
By deadg' Having read sometime since a de-
scription Of his funeral in one of our ex-
changes, purporting to have been copied from
a Virginia paper, we had supposed there could
be no doubt Of the fact. Yet it may BE that
the classic grounds of the University" Of
that ancient commonwealth do not contain
the last Of the mortal remains of the gallant
Ashby." a gentleman Of our acquaintance
furnished us few days since with an extract
from letter addressed to him from Winches-
ter, under date of the 25th ulto, which is as
follows;
GO suppose you have heard of the death of
cousin Turner Ashby. There is mol one sgord
Of truth in The repoH This you can rely on
We received q message from him ON Saturday
last, regrettipg we had been mourning his de-
mise; but to be of good heart, he would pay
US visit in few days"
The gentleman who furnished us with this
extract assures us that his correspondent is
perfectly reliable According 70 the state
ments of correspondent of Il Northern Jour
mai VINO fOue IN an ambulance with Ashby
from Winchester to Martinsbnrg during the
retreat Of Banks army, this famous Conieder-
ate officer, whether living or dead, must have
commanded the admiration Of his foes no less
for his tender humanity than for his daring
intrepidity. II was reported that Ashby was
killed in the battle Of Port Royal which oc-
CURED on the 9Th Of June, and veto the 25th
his cousin declares that he received the above
message from him. We confess that there is
much reason to suppose that Ashby is not
dead but liveth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

CosesDnUN.--our Devil perpetrated the
following Why is stonewalI Jackson like
bis namesake, Old Hickory Because he is
down on Bqats
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

5ss- As one Of the deplorable incidents Of
the fratricidal war, which is now decimating
thebreihern ofthis country, we are daily struck
with horror at the statements in the newspa-
pers, Of the thousands Of wounded soldiers
that are arriving at different points, from the
army Of the Potomac, vas. numbers Of whom
are described as being Of the most severe char
acier. Verify, we have fallen upon evil tines,
and all for wha,7 Let each one answer 70
himself The people aid not do i ih@'a GER
tain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

A COUNTER REBELLION Tho Secretary Of
War has arrested the editor Of The Circleville
(Ohio) WqtetmaH, and stopped It's publica-
ton. IN connection with the subject we copy
the following froin the Cincinnati Com1lerciai
Of Thursday Of last weeki
'DEMoRAuc MEEusG- Ttrn0m EreruJodgl
There win be meeting Of the Democracy
Of Crcleville, on Wednesday evening, July q
at Wittichs Hall to consider Of the iyranni-
sal kidnapping Of our fellow iownsman, John
w. KEGS, by the emissarios Of tic Admins
tration, and Of the dangers to our liberties
threatened thereby
bet not our mouths bemuzzicd. Every ono
is invited TO attend"
The above hand-bill reached us through the
postoihce We presume it is a genuine dOcu-
ment. We arc not informed as 10 the crcum-
stances Of the arrest OF John W. KEGS. IL is
presumed that he was making bis paper, the
Circlevillc WafchBaa, the vehicle Of ireasona-
bic matter. II il WAS any worse than a dozen
other newspapers in the State we have not
heard Of IL. We would thank our friends at
Circeville for copies Of the latest issues Of the
Watchman--i the facts Of the case may be
spread before the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

Es- Gov. Bradford has issued a proclama-
ton to the loyal men Of this State, calling
upon them to come to the assistance Of the
Federal government, by promptly filling up
haryland's quota Of the 30e, 900 additional
men called for by the President. Of the mum
Der which Mary land will be expected to fur
nish, the Governor has not as yet, received
official notification, which, as soon as il is re-
ceiged, will be communicated 10 the public.
This call Of his Exeellency will thus afford all
those, hereabouts, who are particularly anx-
ious to demonstrate their patriotism, an ex-
cellcnt OPPORTUNITY to do so, as well as CRAFTY
their aspirations for military fame.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

The FAIR GROUNDS. On visiting this once
beautiful spot, we were panied to witness the
marks of dilapidation, which are still visible
IN every part Of it. We doubt very much,
taking every thing into consideration, wheth-
er the damage done it, during rs frequent
occupancy by the soldiers, within the past
twelve months, has not caused the improve
ment put upon itby our citizens, to have been
entirely thrown away and much of it to DO
lrreparable. 1t is really pity that all tho
labor and means bestowed upon these grounds,
to add to their natural beauty should have
been subjected to such vandalism But we
nope the time is not far distant when our
people will ftgy it again." and not allow
this "iair" spot to remain an enduring
stigma upon the civilization Of the age.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

CONGRESSIONAL. Among the proceedings in
Congress, we notice that, on the 9th instant,
bill was brought forward in the Senate autho-
rizing the President TO call out the militia.
This is, in fact. a measure for drafting from
The militia IN each State sufficient numbers of
men for service in the war, or, in other words,
a scheme for CONSUMPTION, which is likely to
become necessary in consequence Of the flag
ging spirit of volunteering Another measure
appropriating ten millions OF dollars for the
purpose Of enabling the President to accept the
services ofmen Of the African race in the war
The persons, so employed, ifslaves, are to be
declared free; thus adopting as a part of the
policy of the war; General Hunters plan OF en-
listing slaves From the rapidity with which
such policy is gaining ground in Congress,
it is thought it viii eventually be adopted.
The reason expressed by the friends Of this mea-
els, that the situation of the country rem
ders such step necessary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
THE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
WAR NEWS

FRIDAY. :::::.:: JULY II, 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

DEATH FROM SUN-SrRoKE We learn that q
free negro, named Samuel Neverson died sud
denly, in the harvest field OF VIM S Oaatt,
near Jamestown, on Monday last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

The ScHooL lIoLIpAYs.--The young ladies Of
the Female Seminary, in this place, are now
enjoying their usual vacation at this season
of the year, which continues, we understand,
until the hast week in August. Many Of these
young misses have already left for the coun-
try, on visits to their parents or other friends.
We wish them all a joyous time of it, and
hope they will return with their minds and
bodies Refrigerated for fresh encounters with
their arduous studies The other schools we
believe, restrict their holidays to the month
of August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

The FREEMEH OF New JERSEY THREATENED.
1T would seem that the Republican party
intend to resort to threats and bullying IN
order to carry the FAN elections. The New
ark N. J.) AdUertiser, a strong Republican
paper, comes out with threat 30 atrocious
and SO villainous in relation to the coming
election for Governor in hat State, that we
copy it entries
81 lie Tour next Goyernor) must not only be
loyal, but disposed to give frank aud cordial
support to the Administration ia its conduct
Of the war for thesnppression Of the rebellion
lie must not be disposed to embarrass il by
tardy cooperation, nor to incur its suspicion
by reason Of nice technicalitics or unfriendlv
CLOSES or reservations but bis support must
be iull, unreservcd, energetic, and prompt
lie must not only command the confidence Of
his own people, but also o. the National Co
yernmenti else that perfect understanding
which the eXieencies Of the times and the
public welfare render necessary will be bro
ken and the result viii be that the National
Government may be forced to resort to some
other agency for communicating with our peo-
pie, and securing their cooperation, than
their regularly constituted authorities. And
If pushed to such an exlremc--which we eau
hardly think probablc-by The positive an
friendIiness Of our officials, the Federal Co
vermont may be obliged, rs a military neces-
sity, 70 suspend them from their functions ard
substitute Provisional Government, greatly
to the disgrace Of our patriotic state. Our
vicinity to the line Of military operations
places this alternative fairly in ne region Of
possibility
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11

ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIAN BY the arrival
of the steiner Hibernian off Cape Race, we
have European adyices to the 26th ultimo A
large number Of French vessels of war are to
be concentrated in American waters-a mea-
sure which, according to the Paris Pdtrie
is justified by what may arise out of the
American war and Mexican affairs" The
London Herold still urges intervention by
England and France. Cotton has advanced
in price two to three cents a pound.
The WONDERFUL BRooD OF Hnao- Ducgs.--
The wonderful brood of "web-footed Ske-
daddes, " which were expected to hatch on
the Chickahominy river, near Richmond,
have actually come forth, aud, as soon as
leaving the shell, they 'tool1 to the wafcr "a
billing" The last that was seen of them, they
were making down stream, and it is feared
they are lost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-11
BRgDGE NOTICE.

Greonwood, June %, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

pany with Mr. Charming upon the President who
received % at O private hour. Dir. Claiming opened
the conversation with an appeal to the President to
lead in ree ing tie country of Slavery perfect just
ice being done to loyal save Owners so fsrvent calm
and eloquent that bis voice seemed to DO falling out
of the heavens There were but three pre,eut, and
the Presidents conversation was so frank and gen
erons. that .ball not repeat n word he said; but
will cav that we left him convinced Of he disposition
to do night whatever We may have thonSn' oil hi'
views of The lest way to put down the rebellion
wss yleased by seeing and feeling tho prevalence
in the Cabinet and among Copgresmen oi atolem"
and serious spirit, which alone Is worthy oil ,ne
emergency. think the anecdotes and dinner-tsble
skirni.hes have ceased. i was several tines re-
mioded Of the old Saint Christopher WHO began pear
ing child over small stream, aid who ere Iohg
found himself striving with a vast flood win giant
on bis shoulders May our nation, like the Cohs''
bearer fud the burden now bears to be tue savior
from all evil