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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
REsTAuRANT..s, [.
THOMPSON & SFLFREGE,
Fresh Oysters
Army stores wanted.

! atAA IL Se0HCS -NAAtC@Es
DR0P0SALS are invited until furthel
4 notice, for furnishing the Quarternaster'l
Department Of the Army Of the United States
with the following stores, viz: Cd. ,,-
Two hundred thousand bushels Of shelled
corn. - 'i ~ Il7TT7
Seventy thousard Bushels Of corn in th.
ear, go lbs to the bushel) tf- -,1
One hundred thousand bushels Of oats, (32
lbs to the bushelJ
One thousand tons Of loose hay. -
SIX hundred tons Of baled Eay. t-
One thousand cords of merchantable hard
wood.
TIE foregoing articles must an be Of good
sound fnerehartable quality. They must be
delivered at or near Gallipolis, Ohio. Propo-
sals for the whole or part of the above, will be
considered. Propositions must state the
quantity offered, the time and place Of deliv-
cry, and the place Of residence Of the bidder,
and must be accompanied BY guarantee of
at least two responsible persons, that the
vendor viii fulfill his proposition if awarded
to him. Awards will be made weekly, on
Mondays, a. u o'clock at noon of each week
in such Quantities as the public service re-
quires. Successful bidders will be notified
whenever their proposals are accepted, as soon
after the award is made, as possible.
Written contracts will in all cases be en-
tered into, and contractors will be required to
give bonds for the faithful performance Of their
contracts
The right TO reject all bids, Is reserved.
,arl, @. W. M0ULfON, .arr.r
Captain 4 Assistant Quartermaster,
-.r.-' .u-.t r.' arrt q. q. Army.
sept. -, 1867 81. .-ss' fur 6 A
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p ] R Cd y SION
NX'O R ~. .i =:

CorSrRY DEALERS will do wellto give me
call before purchasing elsewhere. We caii
and will, TO cash on short time buyers, ofstt'
] such inducements as no other establishment
in the county can afford.
STEAMBOAT -MEy will find amongst my stock
everything required for their tables or bar, at
Cincinnati prices, .l.-,, -..-.s - -
PRIvArE EAiiItrts can be supplied with
everything they may need for daily use. and
ell articles in this line are selected with the
greatest care and Warranted pure; fresh, and
hnadulterated, -.','I7
Call in at the corner Of Court and Second
streets, on the south side Of the Public Square,
In Gallipolis, II you want the worth Of your.
money. --,f-s-.,- !. .,s a.. -sff 4
April 70, 1853. = . ms --'11 A-", .-N ~
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Notice.

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been
i duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate Of John Cooper. late Of
Gallis county, deceased. Those indebted to
the estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims viii pre-
sent them duly. authenticated, for settlement.
JACOB d. WHITE, Administrator.
Oct. 80; ca --a.- q.
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To Bridge Builders.

THE Commissioners Of. GaIlia County win
Il sell at public outefy, on the premises, 70
the lowest bidder, on Saturday, Eov. 8, 1862,
the building Of a Bridge across Swan Greek.
near J. Il. Guthrie, in Ohio township, accord
ing to specifications on file in Auditors office.
Oct. is, 1852 WIN. NASH, And'r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

that IL the Government does not exact
terrible vengeance for the atrocities
practised. they viii themselves wage
war of determination against, lhe entire
Indian race.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

MARRIED-on the 23d inst, in GsIIipolis
BY ], @. Danron, Esq., Mr.. JAMES BEAoH, and
MASS lsABHLLA ArzEsos, all Of Galliap county,
Ohio. .1s9rs.l77 -
alAIso-By the same. at the residenceof Mfs.
Ida switzers on the 18th inst, Mr.. Josrph
BuTLER, and Miss MARsARfr REsRY, ali Of
Gallia CO., o. u
81 czzE o. s-tT.
AIso-On the 9th inst, in walnut town
snip by Rev. d: -Cherrington, -PErEa W.
DRuxMoSD Of BE 18th Regiment o. v. L, and
Miss EsIHEa ANN HUBBAnT, daughter Of Rev
Charles Hubbzrt.
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'na ? ONE HUNDRED 9 ~ /
Team Wanted!

ONE hundred Teams wanted, complete, to
~ transport Government stores from Port
land, Ohio, TO Gsllipolis, Ohio. For further
particulars, enquire at the office opposite the
Valley House. 4 @. W. ;MOULT0E,
ealfpoli.,, O., Oct. Is. I 1859. : : 80 7
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The Virginians are adopting a new
form Of abolitionism. They are hang
ing all their negroes to prevent them
from rising. -rc ...s.. s--
Those who stuff ballot-boxes should
be compelled to swallow the contents
stuffed with the ballet-box stuffing.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
Carncnfefs IWanfed,

U,wENTY OR THIRTY Carpenter.
wanted, to work on Government build.
ipes Immediately. For particulars inquirt
of's rev 'rd JAMES MCLLINEAUx.
Gsllipohs, Oct. is, 1862
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Sherifss' iSdle.. ~ ~, !.
77s STATE Of oafa, oaLia Coa1.tD J. -, q

The State Of oafo, oaLia CoaatR. ar ~ n
NOTICE Is hereby given that lsvsiTloBr=
House, in 1.-THE town of .safEssl Sin ssi3
county Of Gallia, on the 10th day of Novenber.
A. a. u: ieo2' at tae hour 0f srsS o'clock P. NJ.
2I sald dsy, fne following real estate, situate,
iying ana Icing, in the ssid dccan.y Of OAlIis,
g!G n.I, oeate Of Ohio to wits Village Lot in the
1hiage Of Centrevilla, knawn ard numbered
ON u e recorded Plat of said Village, forty:
one (4l,) with hthsAppursenanses Appraised
% the sum Of two hundscd dollars. (S2e03
Levied upon as-the praperts Of Wu1. Steel
to satisfy an sxfeutioa in favor OF Even Jones.
issued by the Clerk Of the, Court of Commo9
Pleas OF GalIiss county, and 70 me directed
as Sheriff ofssia county. -, >. -.
Given under. my hsnd this sth ;aas o.
October, 4. D. 1859. 3 90 sllas 80 80 -. !,
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. @. c, u
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phistula, fine haired, good carriage. l think
he has one white foot. fi
l will give forty dollars for the delivery Of
the Horse at this place, or on my farm where
he was stolen from. will also give forty
dollars for the apprehension and conviction Of
the thief DANIEL MAUCK.
October %. 1862
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WANTED.

TWO saddle hands, and one; or two Har.
i ness makers wanted by the subscriber.
a. r. BELL.
a.llfpoiis. Oct. soth. 1902. =
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;DIED-In Gal1ipoIis, on the 26th .day of
September, of diptheria, JoHSY r. SIssos, son
of Robert and Mary Sissou, aged II months
and 10 days.. i'h2 ia-s -fs's e 'i.'
AIso--on the 9Th day of October, 1862,
Of thesane disease, ANNIE E. S1ssoN, daughter
Of Robert and Mary Sisson, aged 4 years, 9
months and days. ic
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

THE subscriber has been duly appointed
Il and qualified as Administratot on the
estate of John T. KOOntz, deceased. late d
Gallia county, Ohio Z ..fy &C.,
ROBERT CARTER, Administr.tor.
Oct 16, 1902
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soldiers; Claims Attended
30 s51snAs sai TtOy .iasoivs seosrrg

T1HE Undersigned purchases discharged
4 y soIdiers' claims for arrears Of paw, &e.-
He slso collects 6ounties, back pay, Do, for
tie heirs Of those killed, or died in the eerA
vice Of the United States; estsblishes pea,
sions for widows, minor children, asd de-
pendent tmstAefs and sisters on deceased, for
the whole or part Of = shppOrt- Also fer ln-
valids, wounded, OF otherwise disabled while
in the service OF the United States Z h.,..,
He NAV be consulted by letter, OF at ,his
ofics in GalIipoliss ohioa 80 Ases
20 I-9T IIii slsr LEWIS HEBSOM.- .
Oct. II, le62.-d efaGo-1l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

SOnNAh Vt AhihD AnU OouhI sIhEhSSi
GALLIPoLIs. q-
T offer to my friends, and those who can ap.
Il preciate fine goods, large stock of fresh
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
atprices 90 per cent cheaper than any othel
clothing house IN this place. l buy wholly
for cash, and can afford to sell at lower rate.
Of profit. Try me, and verify it for your
selves. ..---, ..--'r ..,..-f o..
NY stock is too extensive to partieulArize in
an advertisement
Gentlemen will find in my house every ar
ticle in the Clothing line, from pair Of cotton
hose to the finest cloth found in any market.
My workmen are first class--none other EN-.
ployed. The best cutter in the State on hand
at all hours, and one whois "death on fits"
Military clothing of every kind, furnished
on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or
no sale. Call, not below, but right on the
corner of Third and Court street, II You want
the worth of your money No''gas" kept
about the house-nor "speritss" 8g af--F.
Said President Lincoln, to General Scott.
Zone Question Of moment must not be forgot,
Not question of dollars for sharp finaneiers;
But what shall We do with, the brave voluu-
teers." -. ..-... '.-.,.-.. - u
The General said with soldierly wink e.,
why the fact, hardly know, which way to
think,
The greatly vened question of the clothing ra-
f-. tion, lrsgEGettr -Irfi ttf
Has fearfully bothered the heads Of the nation,
The President said II have hit on plan
Which concerns the volunteers outer man,
Heretofore their condition has truly been bad:
They'll never be decent, till decently clad"
Let us get them some garments in which they
bua can feel, .lerAI1 : Il .-1 p
That they really are soldiers, and really gen
And think the best thing deserving their
71o thanks, hAf vfN ciat
Is to purchase their clothes at Moses Franks. .
Said the General, "Yes-and suppose, you
s and I,
Set dttNfor the same Institution; and bdy cai
The very best clothes, in the world for our
1thov V win End them on Nose. Frant,'
shelves - s'i-'1 ''"-l =. "
April IL, ls62-tf p lrssls.o sd' ri!v
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Stolen.

FROM the subscriber Monday
night, 10 miles above this place,
a chestnut sorrel Horse, about 8
years old, about l51S hands
high, saddle marks, shod on fore
feet, a little crest fallen from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

On Sunday last a body Of Federal soldiers,
belonging to the Maryland Home Guard, who
tsr some time past have been ing Moor
field, Hardy county Virginia, were surprised
by large force Of Coniederates. and all cap
tnred, but were subsequently released on
parole. 1t appears that there was no fighting,
or at least the dispatches received mention no
casualties Moorfeld is about one hundred
and fifty miles in direct line west by south
of Baltimore, and forty miles south of Cum
berland.
A dispatch from the Federal fleet, on the
Mississippi, states that it was intended to at
tack Nicksburg on the next day, Friday last.
The Federal commanders were confident of
victory, having twenty vessels in position.
The Confederate force was estimated at twelve
thousand.
General Curtis, tits now stated is in Ar
kansas, suffering for the want Of supplies,
while General Pike is moving on to attack
him in the rear, while General Hindman is
gathering force to attack him in front. Ano-
Their dispatch ssys that the situation Of Gen.
Curtis is very critical, being menaeed by
large Confederate armies, and his troops
subaisting on half ratons
1t is rumored at Memphis that General
Breckinridge is moving north at the head Of
Confederate force to attack the detached
divisions of Gen. Halleek's army.
The Governors of various States, from
Maine 10 Wisconsin, having drawn up and
signed collectively, paper rendering to Pre-
sideut Lincoln additional troops for the pur-
pose Of bringing the war 10 a speedy close, he
has decided to call upon them for three hum
drcd thousand more men, recommends that
the troops shall be principally of infantry.
Healso requests that they may be enrolled
without delay, and notifies them that an or
der fixing the quota Of each State would be
issued by the War Department on Wedhes-
day.
Since the terrible repulse which was expe-
rienced by the Federal troops on James Island,
near Charleston, General Hunter has concud-
ed to abandon all operations against that city
lat least for the present The troops have
been ordered to evacuate the Island, where
they had entrenched themselves, under cover
of the ganboats, aud at the last ad vices were
about TO De removed to Hilton Head, in Port
ROYAL harbor.
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AN ARRESTl

n WAS ARRESTED, on Monday last,
~ about two miles above Jamestown,
A MAN, (name unknown, having in
his possession TWO HORSESHOE dark
brown, about l6 hands high, heavy built,
nine or ten years old, and shod all round
the other, a bay, about 10 hands high, eleven
or twelve years old, nearly blind, and is like
wise shod all round. The man, on his way
to 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 to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away.
WILLIAM MULLICAN,
june 27-3t Darnestown, Md.
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Maryland, Montgomery county-sct.

ORPHANS CouRr, JUNE TERM, 1862.
ORDERED, this 18th day of June, 1862,
" by the Court and the authority thereof,
that TUESDAY, the 22d day of July next, be
assigned EDWIN NJ MUNcAsTER Executor Of
Otho Magruder, late Of Montgomery county,
deceased, to pass his final account in the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased ana make dis
tributon Of assets in hand, according 10 the
provisions Of the will; the creditors, if any,
are hereby notified 10 present their claims, au-
thenticated, on or before said day Provided
he give notice of the same by publishing a
copy of this order in some newspaper printed
in Rockville, Nd, for three successive weeks
prior to said day.
Test JOHN W. SPATES,
june 27-3t Register of Wills.
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THE MARKETS.


DALil1ONhJ july o. IopIs
GRAN.-The offerings to-day were 500
bushels Wheat, ] 900 bushels Corn, 5000
bushels OATS, and 375 bushels Rye, making
total Of 10, 200 bushels As has been usual
for some time past the supply Of good sound
Wheat was light, and with affair demand from
millers prices ruled steady we notice sales Of
500 bushels prime white at l53 cts; 2 90 BUSH
els good Western do. at l3j cts; / 200 bush
els fair TO prime Pennsylvania red at l20al2J
cts. and 900 bushels fair and good South
ern do. at l2Gal28 cts. There was a fair de-
mand for Corn from shippers, and with rather
light receipts Of suitable parcels, the market
closed firm there were sales Of 3, goo bushels
good and prime white at 58aG0 cts. 1000
bushels inferior, damp and ordinary do. AZ 40
a50 cts. and 500 bushels common 10 fair do.
AT 44a5O cts. per bnshel. There were sales Of
300 bushels prime Pennsylvania Oats at 40
cts, and 800 bushels fair to prime Maryland
at 3Ga10 cts. per bushcl, the market closing
inactive. There were no sales Of Rye reported (;
Pennsylvania may be quoted at 75a70 cts, and
Maryland at 7Oa7l cts. per bushel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

GREEDY THREATENS. - Here is what the Tri-
buno says about the war. II must be UNDER
stood TO be war for the negro or he backs
square out OF it, and will refuse another re-
cruit or another dollar. Greedy and Gov
Andrews will fight only for the negro:
elf the arms Of freedom shalt receive
check or sustain n reverse, what an electric
change ofpolicy and purpose will flash through
the North and West There will be condi-
tions precedent to further enlistments. Bap-
tism will be demanded for the war. 1t shall
have name. President, Congress, and COM
manders name this contest Is it % war of
Freedom? If it is, we enlist. and pour ont
our sons and our money without stint. Is it
war for President-making, and for promo
ting the fortunes of favorites and the aggran-
dizement of an order? If it is, we back
wholly out-we refuse you another dollar
not another recruit will we place on the
bloody altar across which slavery, slavery
sustaining Democratic politics, and military
aristocracy have shaken hands. - Tribune.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on the 10Th ut, by Rev. s. V.
LEIGH J. MONTGOMERY VElRS, of Mont
gomery county to Miss LIZZIE A., daughter
Of GEORGE RHoADEs, Of Frederick county, Md.
We are gratifed to acknowledge the liberal
present Of excellent cake which accompanied
the above notice, for which the happy donors
will please accept cur grateful thanks, andalso
our best wishes for u long life Of uninterrupted
happiness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
STRAYEHD,

LrROM the subscriber, living about two
H. miles above Rockville, on the Frederick
road, some time about the let Of April or the
latter part Of March last, large SPOTTED
SOW, with no ear marks. She was heavy
with pig when che strayed away.
will give & liberal reward for her return,
or any information that will lead to her re-
covery. THOMAS HUNTER.
may 30-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

TIM CASE or BEN Woop The Committee
on tie Judiciary have finished the investiga-
lion Of the case OF Ben. Wood, and probably
will report tomorrow. Considerable evidence
has been taken, and the result will doubtless
be that he IL unworthy OF seat in the House
The sar1e com mittee will report adverse on the
petitions for Vallandigham'ae1pu - Meas
lglett III Y1lyf47v
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
Small Farms.

IF YOU WANT A SMALL FARM in Mont,
Il gomery county at a reasonable price, all
IS. MATLACK,
mar II Gen. IA. Agent Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

SPoRrsNEN.- al Act Of the Legislature
Of Maryland, passed January session, 1862,
the killing Of patridges' is prohibited between
the 18th Of January and goth Of October, in
each year; Of woodcock between the first OF
February and l0th Of June; and pheasants
between the Isl Of February ana 18th Of Au-
gust The penalty is five dollars for each yio-
lation, TO be recovered before Justice Of the
Peace and to be paid to the County Commits
sioners for the use of the school fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
WOOL WANTED.

TIIE subscriber viii give the highest mar
Il ket price for WOOL, in merchandise, at
bis store Il. a. BAKER
June 20-tf Quality Hill, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

Thc Maryland Line.

The Maryland line, Col Bradley r. John
son, is now stationed at Stanton, va, for
the purpose Of recruiting. The following or
der has recently been issued
HEADQUARTERS sd DiyigoN,
June 18th, 1862.
Gencral Oyders, No. 30.
In commemoration Of the gallant conduct
Of the Isl Maryland regiment, on the 9Th Of
June, when, led by Col. Bradley T Johnson,
they drove back, with loss the Pennsylyania
q Bucktail Rifles" in the engagement near
Rockingham county, Va, aa-
thoriy IL giyen 10 have one Of the captured
Buckiails," the insignia Of the Federal re-
gimeDt, appeodcd 10 The color staff u the lst
Maryland regimen.
ny order Of lisjor-Gon Eweil
jas BARBOUR, 4. a. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
Meat, Meai, Meat.

-ssSyva THE subscriber respectfully in
wv lG forms the citizens Of Rockville and
I'll vicinity, that be has again com
menced ButcherinQ, aud that on every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, FRESH
MEAT can be obtained Of him, nj his resi-
dence, near the Square Of the village lis
terms are cash.
Farmers who have Stock Of any kind for
sale. will do well to give me call before sell
inQ, as am paying the highest market price
fer all kinds Of stock.
azo- will also pay the highest cash price
for all kinds Of HIDES.
NAV lG--ly THOS. j. GARDINER.
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GOO TON 81

TINE subscriber wighes 70 puIcn@c voc
above onantity Of SUMAC for which be
.,;tl nay a fair price, ia merchandise Ut his
s H.. ~ e. A. BAKER
one 20 II Quality Hi.l, Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

CoSGREss. Wright, Of Indiana, sub
mitlcd, in The Senate, tie following
WHEREAS, BY u report made 10 the Senate
Of the United States by the Secretary Of War,
the Hon. e. NJ stanton, bearing date June
2lst 1862, il appears that the Senator from
the State Of Rhode Island, James 7 Simmons,
gave and exercised bis official influence over
certain heads Of departments Of Government
in procuring for one G. d. Schubarih, ia be-
half Of the Government 10 manufacture for
the use Of the army and navy $4,000 brcech-
loading rifles and further that the said Scna-
tor did agree 70 receive, as a compensation for
services rendered in such procurement, the
sum Of $50, 900, and did subsequently accept
the several promissory notes from certain
parties in New York Zone payable ia August
aud one IN September next, both amounting
to $40 600 in payment for procuring said
order therefore
Resolgsd That The said John r simmons
be, and Il hereby expelled from the seat be
holds 10 this Senate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

GENERALS REsiGNMG.- Major General FREE
mont, having requested to be relieved from
the command of the First Army Corps, in
Virginia, the President granted the request.
Brigadier General Rufus King, is appointed
to supply the place occasioned by the with
drawal Of General Fremont; but We learn
that General King declines 10 accept the COM
mand.
1t is mentioned in Northern papers that
Gen. Shields has also resigned. The Wash
ington Star" of Saturday last, mentions
having seen General Shields on the streets, in
citizens dress, which would seem to confirm
The above statement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

rifle, Tenn, Juae 29.--At the special second
conference Of clergymen before Gov. johnson,
all Of them declined to take the oath Of allie
glance. Most Of them were sent to the peni-
Tertiary prior to their removal to Gen. Hal
ccI for the purpose Of being exchanged for
Tennessee prisoners. Many Of the Nashville
churches will be without pastors tomorrow.
Among those sent to durance were the Rev.
Dr. Baldwin, Schone, and Sawyie, Methodists,
and DIS Ford and Howell, Baptists. The
Rev DR.. Wharton was allowed some days
grace on account Of illness. The Rev. Mr..
Elliott did not appear. The Rev. Mr.. Hem
bricks is expected to take the oath. The
Catholic diyines being loyal, were not dis
turbcd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

9ss- The correspondent Of the New York
Post, writing from the army Of General Free
mont, says -" 1t cannot be denied that we
have in our army set Of as energetic per-
sistcnt horse thieves as can be found any
where in the world. They spare neither
friend nor foe. They run the horses off to
Maryland or Pennsylvania, and there dispose
Of them"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

gss7- The Doylcstown pa. J Democrat says
Quite large number of contrabands,n we
are told are now in Bensaem, and some OF
the peculiar friends of the blacks have been
urging farmers to discharge their wdite farm
hands and employ the blacks because they
can hire them for 25 cents q day till fall, and
then discharge them After working for %
cents day till fall, when work is no longer
to be had, the natural inference is, these poor
blacks may seek shelter in the poor house for
the winter. Verify, this is q queer kind Of
philanthropy-lir turn off the white mau
and impovcrish him for want of labor, aud
then rob the negro Of what he is justly eni-
tied to- because he does not know the true
value Of his labor, and cast him upon charity
when the chilling winds of winter come upon
him.