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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
@urppdil1e Na6ri6ten.
Die fhimme G3eneune Der 0inee
in Nfcrifo.

Qeiber fam man mad ben ltbten ;uvsr
ld(ipen Na&rt@ten aus Merifo ni&tmebr
poran ameifeln, taB Tie franjI0lde Snpa~
ron pprldufa pcufdnetAen Grfe!b but.
@m 20. Mai bsl@lo1en Suarei nne
fein Cabinet, feline @ertbe.riauna CIR
Stabt @erito 3u oerluaen; am II li$rel<
ten lie ra@ Gan 2uiS potol lhsr, oue
@ofen Munition. Baarporrdtbe &c nit
nebmenp; bic ons 10000 Mann teiteben<
be Belabun8 Der @tapt waro ra!aas Az
rldaeao0en. I'm, In 0ueriQacorp5 9etbsilt
III :perpen. Mm /. SUM b'eiter ete
6dupter BET pfafenpartd in Der Start
Merifo cine Yerlammluna uno l6tdten
-eint Deputation an Sen. Torsy, um ibm
Tire llntermerfun9 unter Die franiSFlbe
3errf@aft an6ujetSsn. .,a
Dim $. Stunt beleBte bic franS5iii9e d,
pilon 8a3atne ben befeitiaten @uupteinz
CANA ber Stabt, BON benz aus oielilbe tez
berrI9t miro. @leid oarauf s~rincete bic
pfafenpartet bret reattiondre 3e'tunaen
In per @auptRoot, wurin ic dur 8efeiti<
9un0 Der fran31f1@eu 6err1hait Yerlans
9en, bab oa6 pemofratil9e Clement nit
ber @urael aus9erottet uno Der @oltilcuc>
rdnttdt Elm Gnee sema&t werce.
Gen. Borey bat bic pfaHenpartet ols
bae befreite .@olf" Yun Merifo anerfannt
unp Defrete erla11en, wacur9 rie NnbInz
9er Der redtmdBt9en Ne9ieruns ais Mez
beuen be3ei9net werben, Die 6 . n il :
tattpn tbreS 8erm1A ens
araeorpnet miro, u. {. ~. unp mlbreno
BAG OermSBen, Der Yatriote1 yon zen Ste
0ern %ein9e3o9en unp Die in einem lan0jabz
rtaen 8Qreerfrieee erruusene Uplfsireibei1
perni9tet Miro l9leppt man Die 9tfange>
men mertfanilhen &rie9er ;u einem lang
{amen Tope na@ Martinique. So bus
,,anifrt BET Desembcrfailst rie Neputlil
Merifo -
@as ben praiicenten Suare; ;ur &duz
,,uns Der 6aupttapt beRimmte. pb Man,
49sl an &rie9spprrltben, bic before Wicer:
fanbsfdbi9teit ancerer Yunfte crer hi
Tur@t Dor einet @rbebuns Der YfaHen:
partet, miro nidt anssseben. @abritsin:
lid tpirtten ale ciele Crime iulammcn
u~ebrisens i&etnt Der 9r1bte She'll rel
8ep6lferung Der 9auptfart Acaen 1T
pfcfenpartei ;u lein; cenn mad Ger N1u:
,aun9 Der Stapt rurb Suarei N lsin'
Trupptn rief bieie Ynrlbei Ben Sbus pe'
Gran3oltn 9e9en cle erbiltrrten patric!e1
an, bic lber ben cfnen 2anceepsrra!b csI
reaftiondren %9eitbdmmel wiitbenp maren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Der a5lnsr Do mta u iArettet
leinen, bis gum nddften 6ertft Aefsdtc'r
3iele, adnslide @olenbunD tts auf ete
beipen 6aupttblrme, III ener9iider Weiie
ertaeaen. 8ereits Inp bie adt &reussez
p5lbe heS SueridiT5 nolencet. uup es 1T
runnebr ta6 aro6e 8reu,ae>pSlbe in Der
Mitte IN Nn9rif ssnomr1en, wel&es III
0'ether 6Ibe NIT ZEN lbrisen @epblben
ousaefibrt uno NIT elmer @pannweite
BON 60 SUI, III ben 9r6Bten auer ertiti>
renpen &reu5eerp6lben eeb6rer. tptro. "a
Mu@ be1ddfti8t man ii@ nit her Gin
ftbun0 Der ,1cu 9en1alten @lasfenfer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Doctor 81. Srtmann,
Ocutfber Mrjt

tn ct. MntbonY, Mfinnsloto>
3eist bierour9 e~rsetenit an, bab CT feline Sttee
nab Der Stain, @trafe Serlest bat. brittle
3bur, pter1alb 9errn ubrmader lbcmplcn unb
etraoe 9esenubcr Bent Iru9-Store unter Standb-
felc'S 5au. 81 2a as-. Es3aG
Sffee. Stuneen int Mittass son balb ems bis
bret lbr uno MbeneS ron 6 bis 8. 5E- =
4raute. bic 3u melt BON bier ~entfernt tSpbucN,
UNI bic @tatt teluden IN %tUnnen, iup erluht,
l@ in 8riefen an ibn 81 wcnoen unb peseen
pror1pte Mntmort erbalten.
Srifber Snpfnof
1T tets sorr6tbi9. Oeutids in @cntferut %eclsseneN
Glnlieeeluneen, relbe ibre Sinner ssimpit au ba-
Zen wunlben, loNten lG l6riitlib on Jpn msn<
ben, %tpprauf Ct einen Sag beltimmen wise On wsl-
dent CT lie beluht. t&n.a st.-..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
glsa1Sas0s

GcmmifTons=6duster,
@rpbbanbler it Groceries, Mebl, @hneineleijd),
@etraice unb 2ebensmittelu, Salt, Cement, Sub
baar,, Na9eln, Sals, OrNd= uns Yodfay;r,
OruGmaterialien &c.
Trattccntrafte tpsreen nah bem Often uuo Ns~
(ten iberncmmen.
Saareoridale oennadt onf Gcaisnetipns' III
ieber s3eit uao jeben, getroa.
Yerlonen, melhe Glitter ali uns epn %eniren>
tN1nen lid earauf vsr!aNsu, bag ls prr lstsr~
tbeurun8 9elaubt lnb. Glitter ss;zssn IL zen
nienrieaen Yretien pbne Niidl;ht suf rs tefcu-
oere peitlinte ODER bas gcst lpepirt. Eager uuo
eon1n1t't'ons- @eFnhr f. niseri9 as III e~"na re-
lpeftablen 9aule.
OfFee an Der 2.vss, am Tub Der @;tlssTrofs.
). s. Il. s. 6 8urbauE
s. 6. Buthonf>
General Taent fir bic @alsnar GunIeits- urs
Minneiota=padst>gr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
IrDb6em un6 MQebem !

Irpb6em unb MQeofm J!
2res &riee une 8riessneuer!
IrpB Viceu|e pom @tao,ratb II. Uncle Gam !
TrpBoem baS vYisrle" rar nne tbeusr>
1robpem uue all eem &ran .
lGRt's Der llnter;et&nete in ls;nsr lcnt gang neu
retaurirtcu @irthlhaft,
Ste Straee 9c9enilter Der Srrinc 6aue,
nit BENT Vierpreiis heim Mlten uns serfauft
mad ME rpr
2 &3laS fir 5 &eut
pom a0ertelten v2aserbier", b 8 in ct. Waul gu
bate, lit, mas alien leinsn wsrtbsn 5reunesn une
Dem setbrttn esutldsn Vutlifum ~ersstsnl anssis;
@cttfrist @ltel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Mae Nrten BON @alaut.ri Il II. @tid. @aarcn,
@impen, 8ratee, :3epbyr< IL. @betl~ mo- QB ole,
Stridsarn, beuti6e S~tridbaummoae, pcrtnrn-
nais, Heileta1deu, GErbeu, ..9tid- Hdb>Seics,
3nSpfen, I6tern, Mrmbintern &C., lcnis cine
Wuswabl BON @las- unb prreelan = Waarcn,
9llen, 0ampen. 8inberwlseu &c. &c. &c. 1tets an
5ano au hen biQiaten Yreiieu. E~ a.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
The New Tax Districts.

Below will be seen the new Tax Dis
trjcis. as laid OFF under the requirements
Of the tax acts passed at the recent session
Of Congress. An Assessor, and n Collector,
is to be appointed for each Of them, and
persons desiring appointment 10 either,
should apply without delay 10 George j.
Durham Chief Collector at this point stat
ing distinctly which Office Is desired, and
giving references and address, and should
also he accompanied by the evidences that
the applicant is not subject to CONSUMPTION ,
MS no application will he entertained Of
persons under 40 year, Of age, on the 1lrh
Of October last, when not accompanied by
The "o.rtiticatc ol disability from Il MAORI
tr cF the Beard Of Examining Surgeons :;
or, if he applicant IS oyeriO on that date,
he aili 6le his affidavit o. the fact. The
Districts areas follows
l. Orange, jasper, Newton .. San Aug,
Justine, Sabine; 3. Shelby; I. Panola; s.
Harrison; 6. Marion; T. Davis; 8, Bow
ic; .. Red River; TO- Titus; H. Wood;
u. Upshur; l3. Bnsk IT, Nacogdoches; :;
10. Angelina, Trinity; lG Tyler; II.
Polk IS. Liberty, Hardin; 10. Chambers,
jefferson 20. Galveston; u Harris %.
Montgomery; %. Walker; 2i Houston
%. Cherokee; 26. Smith; ~ Hopkins;
2S. Fuut; %. Lamar; 3D. Fannin; 81,
Gravson; 81 Collin 33. Denton; 81.
kaulman Van Hant; 35. Henderson; So.
Navarro; 81. Anderson; 3d. Frecatone;
80. Leon, Madison 40 Grimes; Al. Bra
aoria; T.. Fort Bend 43. Austin; Al.
Washimglou -. bra6os; &C. Robertson;
II. Limestone. Is. Falls; 49, McLennan
80 Hill; 81 Ellis: So Jyl nson: 53 Dal-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

Tho Savannah Republican obtained the
information contained in the paragraphs
below from the refugees from St. Augustine,
who arrived IN that city or Wednesday
evening:
Con. Hunter has in his command some
thirty ,housanl troops. His department is
unciyil and untcoliug as can be expected
Of the leader Of his brigaud horde
The negro regiments from Boston the 54th
Massachusetts,, under Col. Hoilwell, fifteen
hundred strong, arrived at Hilton Head Oh
Friday last.
Two fleets have left Hilton Head for the
Southern coast one for the Altamaha, Ga,
and one for ST. Johns river, Fla. The lat
ter to ascend the river and land troops at
Jacksonville, who are to make incursions
into the interior. Tie object of both is 10
p.llage destroy and lay waste. The Yam
KEGS say they will have no more pitched
battles, ne nothing is gained by them; they
can accomplish more by destroying every
thing that comes before them. This is the
new mode Of warfare with which We we're
threl c Ted short time since. Oar people
will, no doubt, know how to treat such war
riors when they fall into our hands
In the recent raid on tie Combthee, Kan
sas Montgomery was in command. The
number Of negroes taken was 40, and not
lODO as previously stated.
1t the time Of the attach on Charleston it I
v as feared Mt Hilton Head that our rams al 4
5 vahnah would a tack thar place, nj o. e .
monitor was kept there for its defeuse.- /
There is but one monitor there nov; the /
others are at S.ono.
In g. Augustine there are schools f5r old /
rs Eeli as Young negroes, aud c1e Of IL
irsl lessons incr'oalei is dis0bedicuoe 10
- secesh in all things. They are encoa-
-ugei to tautalize and lie insulting 10 their
orner owners, bat are kept in strict sub.
e lion 20 their teachers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
.. L. bL'JAhlNi Secretary ef state.
Hos. JANIS NJ. NAsoy Commissioner So, Lonion.

FORMIDABLE REsIsTAScE TO IHE FyEoILxES1 IN
OnIo.-Columbus, Ohio, June lg.--An5iher and for
mdable resistance to the cnrolmeut exists now in
Holmes county. II appears that cone days ago var
issued by the United States Court al Cciuu.
bus for the arrest OF about persons in Hcimes coun
~ on charges Of interfering With the enrolling ocers
Tie proper officers have been prevented ffca nakinr
aIrcss, hy Ar1ed force or elk or se.sn hunsncd
The force . organized snd euea1a1sG and Is ro1,sr
ing Cor fglt. Intrcnchmens are being corsfrretee
50 that with cannon, slieh ihey have thev can
offer serious resistance force OF the Sd Ohio ieft
here this evening 70 clsau theHn ont which vii b.
most cfectsaily i-ne L al ppoiGnity 4 sisea T1s
is Tie most serious opposition .bs snrslr1sai in
Gii0 ~ - ias 80 s.e.r reported af
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

Tie H1u=frn T'as-ra- 2 save fls French bccan -
or-ury a. city of M.zicl sfi the 4th Ju.. on the
1fh tt.T preceded as f-T ~ b. rais-.. On the IN
t-l Hlzins division ~ r4 enarai. and on the eth
iilnat q ei7lsi11 f7ll0rcd- D. de eih the Frr1-b
t--ud ecfes cutting l1ru rhe iIiT1ifafi1n Frifrs
% Vera Cruz n1i irupiea 5n rer cent and rine
fhe pori - iiriamSras g. O.. iioefat-f W-rs- -til
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
YIJESBURG.

fH'... and Ef.. lU,I ,ir,.Nu.r .lu bppn
.......... d, ,.,., LII.
wy
/ M''" DO Nehl NhN INt l0s' wHl' s'pw hpW7-
..g also brings rcWs Of he surrender OF
. r.r. u.r..y ~, r,ll'.1 h,r,,. am, Of
No.. L....... ..f
't- "s''""'' u" ""'''' '"'' ''e''' - -''''''
Tic Houston Telegraph seems TO place Fo'
. lance IN thg rgmrgrI tall 0t tho city, Will.
. it,It',,. .,l,r finn, .,'.,.,,l, rrD.., hr,grli
| .,.., ,v ~, ... .. -. ,......,
/ '. '!'. w ''' ...''''o' '',' ,'''''
/ serious doHh.' OF .Ao truth oI 'he report
| The Houston News dislcl.G,al the whole
! story. and thinks II WAS ,,tl,, Nm Ly Yam.
! boo, ..,..,,,l...... ~, ,,, ,,.,
-
pare" ourselves To P''eo '"lp'it FeInhs'
/ In the guM0r Mccnnuot believe that Gen,
johnson would stt idly al Jackson without
/ r.,l.i,.. s,n., ,,,,r, to rci'..o r.c r,r,y.
r..,.t,,i .........
/ S'. ''''' n"''' '''' .' ava" ''.'" Wv
/ 40 pay. t'' ioIn"ins IS I''m liv '"''N-
ca Courier ur thg lllh:
, Il aas with ,l,,bi and fr.. .r ovr own
/ r,rr Ina. al, a,,.un,,l ,l,r ,prropl,r If
/ yfrlsbrr., ,.rsfcrJ,v ,nopDira
/ prr,rrs nnr,rcrily rplf,hi, lavc rfr,o
occumulYtcd plpcir,f Nh, ,,rifuI,,inp be.
yn,.l a Jo,ht s,rlS ,r N. ra,.,ol ,n,o,-
/ ANS ,co vco,'s ,,rlnet bo,e rr.rl.d tlrf,
/ loras tnI,i,r tl.ir own ,aI lfsouD,rpi-
nrnl ami r,.,Tui .pTnriros in f. ti,rs.
.irgc never heCor, rrrorIrd
Fra n,quv ,,,,,Ls ,,,, h,.go constantly.
Iol,orcI y,t,i,,d Ind t,',,,It f,,, thrir shan.
isLol ,bf",, I,, haya T7"', ,,-,no,I.J "a
,,;,., ma ,,. To-,
IT,, f,,f.r,,,,;,-, ,yo b,v,..,,.,. ,},, ..,,r
r.,..ns ,, .,I',..,l II, 'ro .,,:,t ,,,,.,r;,,.
f,, yo-J A. ,bo r@,,,,nr"tf,, ,Lcr Lol
,,,,r';,,.'i..,t ,,,,,I ..,,. ,.,,.,,r,, ,,.,I
,.ro,at,. t,, tCtspgI.i,, ife,
p,f,ro ,I,o. ,..,fi,i,,f,r Ia. r,,,h.do,ot,
tro,,,,ra.,., T., tto ro.n ~ .i, oi,,. ,.,ro
IIt,',, w.. IA No. I,..,,,, .I,ir,,,. t,.
J,o.. w., ',. ., Wv, ''Dt y,' ~;
ri ~. "a ~ 80
~ - i,ts,;e,' i', ,.ti'i
' ~. -. w. ,r, a, o,'' . .''-''
- 'o''''I w. ,,,,,,I ~, ,i,o ,"ar,';,. ar ,ha
itI,,fTrIr Tha rronositioo WA, made an
the eyenir z Of the 3rf.
, Each re iment stacked lis army in the
/ P,"'9 oe5,SH"'e'' l"'L wore 'NeR W"rtI-
0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

A portion Of the artillery captured at
iachester has been carried to stanton.
a. They arc said 70 he magnificent brass
Id pieces, many Of them riaed. and are a
Z scided ocqui= 90 ia our ordnance Jepart-
erf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22

We visited some days past the Post 0r'-
nance office and l0rkel around. We we're
surprised at de uamLcr Of shot and shell
recovered from from the wrecl, Of the West
field. Many of the shells are still fi for
service, although they have been immersed
in waier for six months. The Ga ID shell
guns are being mounted o. fasi as carriagcs
can Be prepared for them. The neat ap-
pearance Of everything aud amount Of work
done, attests well 70 the energy and skill VI
Capt Cook, the officer in charge.
THE BLOcEABERs-The feet ihis mnfninc
cnsisis of the Brooklyn, tie side-whecl sIea-
mel. tUo gun boats and o supply bark. One
Of tie gan-boais arrived duTing vester5ar
- f-7'F-rf01 Bafir11 1871
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
TIE CONSULAR OIL srION,

tn, principles upon which cur Government has
acted with regard 70 foreign eonsuls are set forth in
the following letter Of the SECRETARY Of State TO Mr..
Mason, which appcars IN the Riehm0nd Sentinel, Of
The 18th. L. is apparently published as sort ei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
TEAEGGlPAiU DIsPATCHES.

Wr c"plonsa tho following ii'Wlr' r'af
'rom 10" Telegraph Of The l3Ih received hy
,hat Papoy, ly Pony Eypr,ss aud ,e,esragh
r,g.I Bcp.Uout.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
FAX SAEE

BIZ order Of tie Commissioners Of Nontg'ry Co.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN to the owR-
~ ers Of the following Tracts and Lots Of
Land that, unless the taxes due on the same
are paid on or before the 23d day Of February
next, the said Tracts or Lots of Land, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in Rockville, on SATURDAY. the
2Sth Of February next, at 10 clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose Of paying said taxes
LOT No. 81, in the town Of Rockville, as
sessed to Benjamin Gray's heirs-for the years
1859 6O-principal and interest to the lst of
January, 1868, so So.
"JOSEPH'S PARK and "LEEK'S FOR
EST" assessed to Jasper jackson and j. Ad-
ams--for the years 1852 60-principal and
interest to the LIST Of January, 1868, $45 Co.
CHAS. A. C. HIGGINS, Trustee
S. PRATHER Col. 4th Election Dis.
ian 9---tdS450
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
TAX SALE.

BY order Of the Commissioner, Of Nontgry Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the own
- ers Of the following Tracts and Lots Of
Land, that, unless the taxes due on the same
are paid on or before the Odd Of February next,
the said Tracts and Lots of Land or so much
thereof as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Courthouse door, in
Rockville, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth of
February next. at 10 0 clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose of paying said taxes
LOT no. 81, in the town of Rockville, as
sessed to Benjamin Gray's heirs--for the year
l962-Irincipal and interest to the LIST Janua-
ry, 1868 so 81.
"JOSEPH' S PARK" and "LEEK'S FOR
EST, assessed to Jasper jackson and J. Ad-
ams--for the year lS62-principal and inte-
rest to the LIST January 1868 S26 so.
JAMES H. CLAGETT, Col.
jan 9-tdS4.50 4th Election District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
TAX SALE,

By order Of the Commissioners Of Mohtg'ry Co..
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the own
IN ers Of the following Tracts and Lots of
Land, that, unless the taxes due on the same
are paid on or before the 23d day Of February
next, the said Tracts and Lots Of Land, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in Rockville, on SATURDAY, the
2Sth Of February next, at 10 O. clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose Of paying said taxes
LOT No. 81, in the town of Rockville,
assessed to Benjamn's Gray's heirs-for the
year ls6l-principle and interest to the LIST OF
January, 1868, SO 81 As.
"J0SEPHS PARK" and "LEEK'S FOR
EST, - assessed to Jasper jackson and J. Ad-
ams-for the year ls6l-principe and inte-
rest to the Isl Of January, 1868, $40 09.
JOHN Il. MILLER, Col.
jan 9--tdS4.50 4th Election District
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
Committed 10 .Eail.

WAS committed to the Jail of Montgo-
w merry county, on the goth inst A MU-
LATTO MAN, who calls himself WILLIAM
BRUCE. Bill is a bright mulatto, about %
years Of age, feet Z inches high, and had on
when committed, a cap; drab coat and
pants, much worn he says he is free, and re-
sides in Frederick Nd,
The owner Of the above described negro, if
any, is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay fees, and take him out Of Jail other
wise, he will be discharged according to law
JOHN T. BAKER, Sheriff
ian 23-3t of MONTGOMERY county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
Committed 10 Jail.

KTAS committed to the Jail of Montgo-
w county, on the Goth inst, A n EGG RO
MAN, who calls himself JIM BUTLER
jim is dark mulatto, about 81 years of age,
feet inches high, and had on, when com
mitted, SLOUGH hat and suit of new coarse
dark cloth; he says he is free, and resides in
Frederick, Md.
The owner Of the above described negro, if
any, is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay fees, and take him out Of jail other
wise, he Will be discharged according to law.
JOHN 7. BAKER, Sheriff
jan 22-3t of Montgomery county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13

Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters Of admiuist-a-
ton on the personal estate of
SARAH n. FLETCHALL,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased. are here
by warned to exhibit thesame with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers, on or before the
nth day Of November, 1868; otherwise, they
NAV, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of No
yember, 1892 WIN. MATTHEW'S,
N. \. CulSWELL,
nov l4--4t Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
Committed 20 Jail.

a WAS COMMITTED to The Jail Of
no Montgomery county, on the Sd Instant,
N NEGRO MAN, who calls himself HEz.
Nv BUTLER. Hez. is a bright mulatto, "a
'-<A'-= years of age, feet high, and has a
black Aeshy lump in the small Of his back.
He says he belongs to John Shay, Of Winches-
ter Va.
The owner of the above slave is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay fees
and take him out Of jail otherwise, he will
will be discharged according to law
JOHN T. BAKER, Sh'ff
jan 9-3t Montgomery county.
[Balt Sun copy times and CHI Sh'T.
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Committed TO Jail.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Montgo-
w merry county, on the Goth inst, A NE
GRO MAN, who calls himself THOMAS
COOPER. Tom is a dark mulatto, about %
years Of age, feet lO} inches high, and had
on, when committed, SLOUGH hat and a Fed
eral uniform; he says he is Tree, and resides in
Frederick, Nd.
The owner Of the above described negro, if
any, is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay fees, and take him out of Jail: other
wise, he will be discharged according to law
JOHN T. BAKER Sheriff
Jan 23-3t of Montgomery county
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtaiuedirom the Orphans Courto Of
Montgomery county, letters testamentsry on
the personal estate Of
LEVIN w. G. HOBBS,
late Of said county, deceased. Allpcrsonshav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with The vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before The
30th Of December, 1868 otherwise, they may.
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 9oth day Of December.
1902. ELIZABETH HOBBS,
jan 9--4t Executor.
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I4th of February next,
Notice 10 Creditors.

NJ OIlCE Is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, letters of admin
istration ad coljgead,,n Of
ANN CARROLL,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with The vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
End Of December, 1868 otherwise, they may,
bylaw, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons inc ebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay ment Civ
en- under my hand this 2nd day of December,
1862. JOSIAH HARDING,
dec 2 Idministyator a9 colfqen5ti,a.
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ESTR AVS.

NAC~F WIN A<AeA wv " ---lD " iI
DJYyS | HEREBY CERTIFY that JANE
E~syp Hicks, Of said Montgomery county
----A'A'-'AA-brought before me, the subscriber
Que of the justices Of the Peace in aud for the
county aforesaid, on this 22d day Of January,
1862, as strays trespassing on his enclosures
the following described CATTLE--to wit /:
One Brown COW, white on the back and bel
ly, crop in the lef. ear, and hind feet white
about ten years old one very Dark Brown
cow underbit in the left ear, crop off the
right, white ON the cud OF her tail one very
Dark Brown COW, q star in her forehead
white belly, white on the end OF her tail
about ten years old; one HElFER, spotted
brown and white no horns, about one-and-a-
half years old Given under my hand.
THOMAS FAWCETT, ]. p.
The owner or owners Of the above describ-
ed Cattle arc requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away, JAMES HICKS
Living at Colesyilo, on the road leading
from Washington TO Westminster Is miles
from Washington, D. c. jan 30-3t
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TEE DEsAET Is OVER.


Gas WE would inform the farmers and
-==aS Others OF Montgomery eotntyy that
we have, at present, very larks and good
Stock Of
Saddles
RIDING BRIDES
CARRLA GE HARNESS
WAGON GEARING
BLIND BRIDES
COLLARS
AND WHIPS,
which We will sell, to prompt paying custom
ers, ON THREE MONTHS CREDIT, at We
ry low rates.
Persons wishing anything in ctr line Of bu-
sness, can have it sent to any place on the
Frederick and Georgetown road, free Of
charge. So send in your orders, and we will
send the goods Immediately.
Wa We will be in Rockville ct March
Court, at Mr.. TRANS Hotel, and anything
that you may need, send your order for it,
and il il is not as ordered, no sale, as we do
not compel persons to take any article if it is
not as ordered.
va Persons knowing themselves indebted
to us, will please prepare themselves to settle
at March Court, if we do call upon them be-
fore. So come one and all, and see the stock,
and examine for yourselves.
JOHN APPLEMAN & SON,
Middletown, Frederick county, Md.
dec l9-3m