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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

~ A delegation from Georgetown, con-
sisting Of Mayor ADDISON, Recorder MATTHEW'S
and EssAu PlcKEnELI Esq, President of the
Common Council, visited the PREsiDESr, on the
l4th instant, and presented him resolutions
endorsing his policy of reconstruction. The
President thanked them and said that he in
or, believing it to be in accordance with the
Constitution and the wishes of the people,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

fbAAIH VI JARED koFANhe----JH
the Historian died, at his residence. in Cam
bridge Massachusetts on the l4th instant.
WORTH REMEMBERING = Our agricnl-
tural readers would do well to remember that
J. p. PATHOLOGY, No. 55s Seventh street, be-
tween Pennsy wanna avenue and the canal,
Washington, D. c. and 20 King street be-
tween Union and Water streets, Alexandria,
Virginia, keeps every thing in their line
His Fertilizers, which he guarantees against
a3uieraion, receives The commendatiou of
our most successful farmers. lie does not sell
his Fertilizers 10 dealers but manufactures on
" for his own sales. He also keeps on hand
every variety ofgarden, grass and field seeds,
together with Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust,
Mexican Guano, Plaster, Clover and Timothy
Seeds, Seed Wheat, Millet &c. He has also
a Repair Shop, where all kinds of machinery
can be repaired. See advertisement in ano-
ther column.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

.Ga- A special police force has been APP
pointed in the District, consisting Of respect
able citizens, for the purpose of apprehendiSg
the horse thieves and robbers, who have for
long time infested that neighborhood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

Es- Gen. Joseph E. Wheeler, the famous
Confederate cavalry officer. has taken unto
himself heip-mate-Niss Ellen Jones, Of
Ls-reuce county. AlA6ama
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

The postponement by the House until the
second Tuesday in April Of the proposed CON
stitutonal atnendm in relation 10 the pro.
lection Of life, liberty and property, is re-
garded as defeat Of the measure.
Admiral Semmes, (of the Alabama, under
arrest with view to his trial by court
martial, has been released by President
Johnson, who considers his parole under the
surrender of General Johnson as holding
good.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Minister al
Washington, issad to have had an interview
wish Presiden, johnson, on Friday last, on the
subject OF the Fenian agitation The former
is said to have received the assurance that
the Fcnims would lie suppressed the moment
an overt act was committed.
From the reports of the Commissioners APP
pointed by the English Government to inquire
ITO the origin and nature of The cattle plague,
1t appears that one hundred and twenty-four
thousand seven hundred and twenty-four
head of cattle had either died of the disease,
or had been slaughtered because infected with
II, up TO the llth or feDruary. Every en-
deagor TO discover mode oftreatment, whose
efficacy could be relied on, had failed
The largest robbery in financial CIRCLES fora
long time past has just come to light, in New
York. 1t appears that the safe in the Office Of
Mr.. Rufus l.. Lord, No. 3s Exchange Place.
was entered on Wednesday or Thursday last,
and large amount Of securities taken, OF
various kinds The amount is estimated on
the street as high as 81 ,5c0, 900, but this is
PROBABLY exaggerated. The thief or thieves
made a clean sweep. The numbers upon the
bonds were but partially known at the time,
but have since been quite fully asceriained.
The matter was at once placed in the hands Of
the detective police, VINO have, as yet, how
ever, no clue to the missing property. II is.
thought the perpetraior was sneak thief
who waited his opportunity, after steady re-
and when the coast was clear
to take possession of the bonds. Two hundred
dollars reward has been offered for
the property and the arrest Of the thieves"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

aSar- The re-appointhnent Of WASHINGTON
BoNIFANr as Marshal Of The State of Mary
land, was confirmed by the Senate on Monday
last. This appointment was opposed by
cnfsswrLL and other Radicals, because Bosi-
FAINT was a friend Of the President and the
BLAlRs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
FERTILIZERS.

THE subscriber offers FERTILIZERS at
Il the following rates. ~
Excelsior $50 psr 1000 ibs.
Goes Super Phosphate =
lBradley's patept) SO !" -
E. Frank Goes Super Phos; Sc q -
Andrew Goes do do Sc IS "a
Peruvian Guano n s. ~ los q ~Tsn
A. A. Mexican Guano 20 q @"
JEWELS Super Phosphate s65 av'st ~
JEWELS Bone Flour IS O. ~ ~
Jewels Ground Bones $40 In bags and s4a
in barrels.
BENZ. DARBY
II Water e.. Georgeiown, .. c.
mar s--2m - -.
DRIAE Nos2 uAcEERELsj ut rsceiEsd "A
L for sale, 81 p A BOC1c. s -
lnlyf4-Ee R.Skstas-sz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
Tfnware,

A LARGE and well assorted LOT OF TIN
"A ARE, just received and for sale ebes1.,-
By r. A B0uIC, lfy {
jass 90 &2cSs.lle AL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

THG NATtoNs WARDS 1.-THE freed ne
groes of the South are hereafter 20 be known
by the above title, and S IL 600, 900 appro-
priation is asked for, to keep the negro bureau
in operation. If the freedmen continue TO die
off as fast AS they have during the past six
months, or since they were blessed (2) with
freedom, it will require 50, $50 600 to purchase
the necessary cofiins What result, con.
sidering the amount of philanthropy which
has been exercised in behalf of the poor
down-trodden race I'i--La Crosse Democrat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

A TERRIBLE SCENE on THE GALLows. For
tune Wright, colored soldier, recently exc
cuted at New Orleans for the murder Of Dr..
Irrelevant, met with shocking death, the
particulars Of which are given in the New
Orleans Deta,ias follows.
tsThe white cap was drawn over his face
and shouting farewell, friends, the ropes
holding the drop were cut. He fell some Six
or eight feet; but the rope not having been
properly creased the knot failed TO slip, so
that when the body rebounded, the knot
twisted around TO his forehead. Wright thus
hung suspended by the loop passing around
his forehead. and, under the very prominents
o. the bead behind the ears, hung by the head
instead Of the neck. A shadder Of horror at
the unfortunate occurrence passed through
the Witnesses; but the shock having been
sufficient TO render him insensibIe, Wright
did not suffer by the accident. After hanging
a few minutes, copious respiration started
out on his body, and soon his breathing be-
came regular and natural. The surgeons ex-
amined him ana declared that he could not
die from The effects Of this hanging the body
was lowered taken from The rope and carried
up second time to the drop. The knot was
re-tied and the rope placed abonthis neck,
the body propped up aud the stay ropes again
chi. The moose again failed to slip, The rope
being new and stiff, and not aoaped aud the
knot came around TO the back of his head
The rope remained underthe chin, however
Immediately stranging the before unconscious
man. aud after few couvulsive throbs, the
soul ofFortnne Wright had sped to its last
account After hanging for nearly an hour, 1
and being declared liy the doctors to be dead
beyond a doubt, the body was taken down and
consigned 10 a coffin.
President JOHNSON yIEws-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Adcertiser
says:
The President evidently feels that he is
master Of the situation, and he is terribly in
earnest in his opposition 10 Congress, especi-
ally when he finds himself attacked IS he was
on Saturday by Mr. Stevens. lie told New
England Congressman on Monday that Louisi-
ana is now more loyal than she ever was, her
large foreign population never having trans
terred the allegiance which they bore 10 France
before the treaty Of transfer; aud that South
Carolina is mora laval than she has been since
the qualification fever began 10. break out. But
he grimly intimated that other sections of the
Union are not displaying much loyalty, and
that the next rebellion may be commenced in
-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

Nor 10 BE, SEIzED.-According 10 general
instructions issued to Government agents,
horses and mules abandoned by the United
States armies in the course of military opera
tions will not be seized unless under instruc-
tons from competent authority hereafter TO
be issued As it is impossible generally to
distinguish between abandoned or stolen or
captured animals after the lapse of months,
seizures of animals will he made only when
there is reasonable ground for believing that
they have been stolen or strated since the
termination OF active hostilities."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

SALE OF SToeKs 0wNEp BY THE STATE.-
Over 5000, 600 of stocks owned by the State,
were disposed of on Tuesday, in accordance
with aels Of the General Assembly Bids had
been secured under advertisement by The
Stale Treasurer, and they were largely in ex-
cess Of the amounts offered, and sil were dis
posed ofat premium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
THE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Friday Morning ......... March 10, 1866.

ImPoRrAHT DEcIsIoH.-On the 18th instant,
the Court of Appeals OF Maryland, made
decision affecting the appointments Of Justices
of the Peace, made by Governor BRADFORD,
lust before the end of his term Of office. The
case came before the Court of Appeals from
the Superior Court OF Baltimore City, where
WM. II. HEBDEv had applied for a manddmus
against JAMES w W. TAYLOR, on the ground
That he, HEBnEs, had been elected for two
years and until his successor should be APP
pointed, and that he was in Office when the
new Constitution went into effect. That Con-
stitusion says that all civil officers to lie APP
pointed by the Governor within fifty days
from the commencement of each regu1ay seq
sion Of the General Assembly and TAYLOR
having been appointed at special session,
BFBDBN contended that his appointment was
void Judge JAaTix decided in favor of
lIEBDEN: that he should be reinstated in bis
Office, and the Court of Appeals confirmed his
decision The decision affects the appoint-
fnent Of more than five hundred Justices in this
State
Gz3- 1t is stated, on authority of the New
York Tribune, that the existing State govern
ments at the South are to erepudiated by the
radicals, and that, acting under the advice Of
leading men in Congress, the loyal men, both
black and white in the Southern States, are
TO shortly issue calls in their respective States
for State Conventions and elect delegates
thereto. The Conventions thus called are ex-
49,. 4. II Az in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

MALLORY RELEAsED.--0n Friday afternoon,
inaceoraanee with orders from Washington,
s. r Mallory, ex-Secretary ofthe Confederate
Navy, was released from Fort Lafayette. He
has been in failing health for some time, and
il is understood that he was released in conse-
quenee Of representations by physicians that a
prolonged confinement would prove fatal. He
will Join his family, which has been residing
for some time ia Connecticut.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

MuNIcIpAL ELECTION IN New ORLEANS
John 7. Monroe, the national democratic
candidate for Mayor, has beer elected over
Moore the national Union candidate, By 3l6
majority. Three Of the four recorders elected
are national democrats. The other is nation
III Unionist
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
N O TICE.
Flow Fonts.

A FULL assortment of Pillow Points. Land
"A sides and Mouidbosrds. Just received. y
mar IS K. A. B0TIC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

s1- We would cali the attention ofErmcrs
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. BARrHoIow, re-
spec,ing the Steel Plougbs on sale at bis
establishment, in Washington City. We hope
some persons Of our county may be disposed
TO give them trial, as ii seems from the re-
port of those who have used them, that they
are superior TO ANYTHING heretofore in use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
ROAD MOTICE.

ME, the undersigned citizens of aontgo-
w merry county, hereby give notice to all
interested that we will, thirty day 5 after the
publication of this notice, pc,itiok the COM
missioners Of said county for public road,
starting AT some point about one mile north
east Of Colesyille, on the road leading to San
dy Spring, and running through the lands
Of james Bonifi,nt, then by the most eligible
route through the lands Of Mrs Lazsnby, and
passing along ffN.boundary line between the
lands Of Dr. Powell and Henry Linkins 10 the
Washington and Brookevile Turnpike, and
intersecting the road leading from this point
to Rockville, (ria. Yeirs' Mill thus making
a continuous and direct road from Colesvii!e
TO Rockville:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

Ss~ The large and beautiful estate of Jos.
Forest, Esq, ia St. Mary county, Maryland,
recently held By the Government as abandon
ed property, has, BY direction of the Presi-
dent, boeu restored TO its owner. 1t is con-
iemplated, TO restore other valuable estates,
now in possession Of The Freedmen's Bureau,
TO their rightful owners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

John A. Bennett.
John Meredith.
franklin Mullcan.
Reuben T. Mullicau.
Jacob Kemp,
Daniel S. Hardness.
John R. Champagne.
Charles Albert, 1s
j. T. West,
Edward Rabbit.
James 7. Turner.
Isaiah f Beall.
John P. Dodge. Ga
Vim. Linkins,
John w Beall.
Nicholas X. Ray.
John c. Csshell.
Samuel S. Cashell.
Benjamin Fawcett,
John I. Baker,
William + Larenby,
John T. Mullican, z
w. Veirs Route.
msr e-5t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16

Darn Of JARED SPARKs.--Jared Sparks,
the historian, died at his residence. in Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, on the l4th instant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-03-16
MARRIAGEAND CELIBACY.

feb 23-3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

We hear that L Is mentioned as an IN
stance OF unfliTuess on thc yori Of the Free
Press, that a contradiction 'y the st Albums
Messenger of statement Ct ours n reference
to the number Of u,en taken to the Hydepark
Convention from the railroad shoGs in St
Adams, was no- alluded % by Us We have
20 say in regard TO tiat, thst lhe newspaper
mai, between her. s1i 81. Adams were
s-ca.iy ara mys.eri lus.y li-ar-u- j auru-
,.e heat Of ttc iate congressional elmrais1.
Fer nearly week W. received NJ Plpers
fom s.. Altsns except suca as came by pri-
7stc hand Tas numa Of the uesssHgsr
containing the article referred u. never
reached tai- Office, nor has a. err hem sen
tl us o. course We have Taii I'd at'entiln
30 It.. The information in question was Civ n
g. %. by several respectable csntl mrn Of =.
Alhsus. and We believed &c correct. TIE Mes
seaga, as w, hear. stated thar fer, instead
Of many. ve.km,n 10 'ae shops sent TO
Hglrpirk, and with this atl.d bir oi in-
formation $50 have passed over t5 our r,liers
4il tie; SIC have upon che subj e-
Wtilc upon this suii at wo may adl .iat
another notice somewhat iadas-1iu-.T cir
sull.-5. 80 5ac effect that TIE Bcrliag n
D4lic have steadily refused 20 give hear
il- m -acir column 90 hG. ono sd. " gle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

TIE celebration at Pi,t,s11rsh TuFcda7
was in II -s- respects very successful orc.
The wsa-tr. was ba5.-ran began falling
shout noon. aud constantly increased I'LL
night: tut tic french hasias goHe into
=. the water rr-,re-.'' were no, deferred By
a rsilfuI or two cx,r.. and n, plying vas
ker, up tiH hal fl=; fsc.
Tterc were seven companies present.,
In ire state" fr M Troy, washing
tn" fram Ru,hud, seth Warner" from
Waterbury. Capitol" from Montpelis-.
:. Torrent" from whitehall, "Po;sium
from Po-,iam. ana " B,x-r'' from this city.
The 6-s- trial was through SEQ feet o.
bose, horizontal playing the second through
$50 cc-. ard The tbird through 200 feet.
Tie frs. prize vas taken b7 the Poisilm
camrauy-a J-fsrs EngIue,-who threw q
stream lS5 feet and two inches tte second
prize ty tie Waterbury, com7auy-a Batr.n
cneire.-vro throw $50 fc-, ard ;ls
,biri t7 gle NynIeli.r c5nIauy--
Baton Ea-ire-vr5 threw $50 Zee;
and o inches All drew ir5m isrge tank
fed bya force pump from one Of the ac51-
ri.s. In r!-5lrg .-r the second prize. dc
zes boys bad 20 sop jus, before reaching
tier Liglc-t ThT, on account Of an extra
rir- breaking lose and getting under tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14
Mhnt ,hs Republican n.nard.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

After election on Mlud,v, tie ,i-sas %
Gardiner, Ne, held mss mce:i'- ---
passed the following resolution
We, the loyal citizens Of Gardiner, ID rt-
meeting assembled. having this day -s--l
glorious victory over coDperhesds snd r,t-
send cur respects % Andres johnson, Prs
Of the Uoited States. with the i1yigl l''-
Name has elected a full delegation in -lls-'
Of our loyal Congress, al OF hen voted .'f -
for Vice President. and rot a "ioul v1rs
SIM among them.
We have also elected Gen. Joshua 1 80
berlain, Governor. By tEenty-seven On - -
majority, the soldier and patriot who WI D'''
prove 4 traitor TO his party. 4z1l
The finger of Providence IS uuarFin< -. n
guide Us safely through. The people 0rf
trusted and the country will be resiorsI.
faith is mistaken as to the ultimate resl..
Voted, Thai a copy Of ne ABOVE T =. sJJsl,vered
". Stanton, Secretary Of Wa. 70 D a.. a,srSs
70 the President inmsiEfely sffsf Nv
from his pilgrimage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

\ stranger. with fair dausel ia--.rz a'-
fecuonatsly upon bIs nrm. acc.-'eI .es .
our t0wn-men at tie PIT OH.e vg-,.---f
thus Excuse ne, SIT, BOG vii. yll Be- a,--
eaough % inform he wie.e lean fai A1-
lster mad lodging rooms are cary --a-'.
mere just now and think &C I can Sc e. n.-'
ister. us can make s1ue arsa-. lt'. .
gst aiaHg rith less rom han SEE DIV .,'--
~. He was senr % d. / Tyler and,
presume, ere this the herTy c1Hf'e .i'
found lodgings soneEher..--B--ta
Record.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14
MAINE LLsCIioN.

Maine hell her Stat Eiec;i n - the l0,l.
and has, Ike Vernon. increased Ia-,sai #
diminished her Republican IA J ny. Fa-
returns are Of course not Vet received, 'ur
the figures at miinigh; indicted the ei,e'ipn
81 Gen Chamberlain ReP q G = rag7 hi
25,LG0 majority. gain OF 5000 av-r i.s'
years yo-e Eye-s Congressman R-Iu-
lican, including JIM Lynch in a.. Fl
District. Tins Is tie weakest reiu .'sa.
district. and ihe returns show "a gain nf o...
1850 in it. In thirty gw, ro~r- tie aEEr'-
gate vote il 6426 more Imam las; year, siy.r-
net Republican gain OF lfji.
The members Of Congress elected axe
2-Siioey P.-han.
81 me- &. Blaine,
Gro 4 e''r', l;..s an b..
fourts arr 8en,b.r. Of t-err NJ C,-y-..s
The hsur's oil '"e hef-l.'e-n ID } my III
Name continue 10 INCREASE ic1 Thousand
was all that Waf claim before 'he elect. p :
the hir' returns indicated -'.O'0 an- 10" d
Is though; thirty thousand "la he 1eae2c'.
The onlonists have made c.mi -e'e sweep
OF the STATE They have carried every
County, every Senatorial Ds:ric-, am every
Congressional Distric; BY largely increased
majori;ies over las year
Out Of one hundred and fitY-onc Rope
sentaiives to the Lc,isla-urc lie U'ieni-,s
have elected cne hundred and 'histy-siz at
least. The Legislature viii lave larger
Union majority than that Of ll-, year.
Pill-bury, the debated candidate q tie
Copper Johnsons tor Governor, isIis to carry
his OWL town
The result is 81 course exc edirSly graft
flying to the Ropa5licaas of u .ine aud they
celebrated their victory by professions.
speeches and great exul;a,iJn and hilr
they rejpice. other States ri ice with item
tor the Democrats had loudly c.aim-d thit
though Vermont vas Ioe5rFisib.e and given
over to RePualicaRism they would carry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14
THEwEEKLr FRIt PRES

TuE rrELneIoS VffKLT IRiE PMS Is VJh
iished every Fridsy morning, snd eoutaius III
latest neEs; reports Of Boston ms-ssts arc Can
bridge Cattle Market; fan state County snd local
Intelligence; well selected " scs.lany, SC, DC
care spc outlay viii be spare 10 maze Il a re-
liable. interfering ~ vs'uiale fial j'a-naL
The circulation OF the FRS iEss eKs-e.s t7t
cfang paper in the reEio1, AM Il =, therefore, sn
u .rivslled medium fo- advertisers
We desir- t. give s3i;i IA 'tte1 .io7 . tie ls-
oa OF the various toEa- N tbs anil "a ] ..ai-
Counties, IN shi:h or Week, has q l9as -o1s ---
Gu alton and .hall estern 8; !.vo- Z az Tea -=T
vii fornar1 I. n, item. fin. RI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

enumerated; twenty one sets Of H)uncss and
c7pes Of lace, of all q isii ies. f'on H1niton
10 Maltese; and, ia addition TO al these.
quantity OF worn dresses, cloaks, jackets.
biilu,erie. frrs. &c. &c.