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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
Dsr beutf6c GNIf6pcretn rpii
G9icae1.

Die his jest BET Dem reutlden 6llfs>
perein ei%n9elaufeuen Neutrality-suspicious.
baben Die @un,me BON Sebntaui eno DOL
lore faurn ibe.ldritten unc IS ri9tet Der
6ilfeoerein resbalb nphmal6 an ale
Deutl aen rie rriinsence Yitte> NIT ibren
llntsrRltuu9en nidt auf,ub5ren, ionrern
raran ~ renfen, po6 Elm LANCER unr un>
tsr Den jebi9sn umltdnpen barter @inter
Den 3ebntauienren 9 1suti9en' entse>
eenitarrt, pel@e MQes r;rlcren tobsn.
Der peuilde 6dlf6vere,n btauG1 piel
@elo uno Ct bat ii@ rurd rie treue upo
umf&tise 8%ermaltuna Ger ibm bis )tBt
anpertrautsn Wittel, pur@ Die Beadtung
rer oeutlden Sntere1en, melae Ct bei zen
amerifanil6en unterftiBunsS @om'te6
er,pun9en bat, ras Nnredt erporben.
aud fernerbin al6 Der Germalter rer
beutl@en Neutrality-suspicious. betraatet
III ,perbs,1. Mn isiner SptBe ffeben mdnz
ner, pcrer Namen tbeil6 nett lber ben
@ren;en Der @taet binau6 eetannt iinp,
unb Die fi9 tbeils in bel@eioenem @irs
tunsSfreiie ais reS 6fentli9en @ertrouz
ems rplrot9 temieien baben. S'e tilpen
eemi6ermaben bic @%rriere9arbe Der orcben
Nrmse Ter 6Ilfe 9%einenren. @epuloia
une lebepol prufen unp bclfer ie "a,
no rie 6ano ni&t binrfidt, mel9e3ebus
%tauleup tdsli6 abauferti0en bat. limb
bic 6aupttbdttafeit pe6 peutl9en 6alf5z
@omite6 erfredt fi@ pober auf lie
une %meni9aen6 fir ben erften Nusenbld
ausrei@enoe 3ulfeleitung. Sci Der
9roben GAIL Der Der 2anbeslpra9e I'M
tunot9en ODER NIT ben @erbdItni0en ur<
%befanntea lit elm gutes ceutl9es .6llfs~
comite cine Notbwenoieftit, obne Die pie|e
Gamilien lid faum miecer erbolen fSnn>
ten. 'a ~. sj-; -:- ~. =.
@6 fol- uno fam Der @bicaeo &elief
uno @tD @ociety Die gbi@t unit. Der au1e
Biue ni&t ab9elpro@ea weroen @ortrsfz
lides 3u leiffen, aber pie ibren &neefeu.
ten als @eiiung iberaebeneu Gtreulare
uno bic td9lid INNER fddrfer 1psrpcnoen
SnRruttionen bepeiien, paB Die @ermal<
tungsmaf6inerie Der groben gala>
rnttdt eeeenabtr piel ~ tlttnli4 anaeleet
1T. 8as 3ur Belt ,pts grSbtfn 8otlz
lfanbts Der Staot dusrei9tt, e.bt iebt
ni9t mttr unp BE gslisf unp do 90
sttty sa&t bapet belut belttn 8tQtn is
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

= lieutenant 8ra1benburs pom / iten
acknowledgement bat mad
langen unterlu@un9en Elm 70 tbar NIT
Sumelen beiebtes goloene6 &reus gum
prdient erbalten, wtldeS cine en9liiae
Dame her @emablin Buffers 6rtB7 nit
per8 etimmut1D iiber9eben, paB eS Gisenz
tbum be6 beutlden Soloaten tperpeA
1ollte, Der bic tapferlte Ebat i'm &rricee
Yerrtdtet, Die @e9nabme be6 eriten
feinplidn @ei1iibe8 Sci WDrtb 1T Sic
That bee 2ieute1alte, bie tbr 3nrn rlaz
pferlten Der Gnpferen1 genaa@t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
Die u@eNA. Soft" be;etbuet bt

- Die u@eNA. pof" be3et9net bic
AUDI DON uns nit Der 83ei@nun9 al6
uporlduf9 ~unelaubltb" mit9etbetlte Mnz
9obe bes Mtlmaufee Seeboten, baB pte
5erren S@ur; unp praetprtu6 ppu Der
&epafttpn oer ~@efl. pof" suridtreten
>piirpen uno bic @efl. ppf lppann fit.
Grant tn's @ei9trr 8eben pIrbe, als cine
nalterneG rfnbun9~. @ottlpb,
,ter BON Gbaratter ifi1b 3u raj, al8 baB
mir ben 8erluit zines Der btftet1 Menieet1
mid tbdtten f1per befla9en (cllen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
Die 0erurtbe tlune Nofeujwetos.

vs. wurpe IN Hrlerer leBten 9tun1nlet
oemeloet, ba6 Dem Mborttonitep &oitn<
smeia Elm neuer Yroaek beniQi9t porpen,
unp IS lit iomit BE Mus19t porbanpen,
ra6 CT penno9 Der Nemef8, BE Jpn NIT
Gem urtbcile, mel4eS ben erfen projeb
ldlob,1don erfabt Su baben i&ten, entsebt.
Denno9 bleibt bis6 rrtbetl BON Snterei
unc mir eeben Is Dem 9eltr NIT penBor>
ten pes &t6ters, pie ct IS pertinoete.
&seoroer 5adet, 70 beibt Der &i6tcr
ipra6:
@olen;meia. Niemanc peib better ols
Sie, rab sic in Der Mittwo@ Nadt iene
Operation nit ftdblernen Snitrumrnten
yolSceen uno RE Grab8eburt bertetflbr>
ten; raB Nlice BomleSlp an Der Speraz
ton ltarb, unp pab sic pie 2ei6e in pte~
len &efer padtsn. NtemanD meib ras
better ols sic. lnter 9em6bnli6en llmz
Rdnren riircc Id Die fir @ie BON Der
SurY ein9eleate 6lrbitte UNI @nore be-
rldiihtiBen. abrr Ste oerc:cnen feline
Wnace. @is ib ca5 @eleb aniebe, iteteu
Sie Dor mir ale WSrccr. MSrper1her
Wei1e baten gle 3wei menihlibe Belen
nit faltem Blut unp fstsn @itlen5 ms
Senleit5 o%elautt, une remnad bitten Die
lcucn auf Morp erften @rares anstfIaat
merosn. Damn mi.re ras urtbeil, eos
ib jeGt aussulprfden babe, aufGop lauz
ten! Sd itimme 9ani nit BEN pon mei<
mem @clleaen, &i&Ier 8ecfpro aber 8due
rie1rr Wrt 9e1uberten Nnf6ten therein,
unr msree NIT INN cine 0srdnptruno pee
@elfBes uep rttn iuben. ,urh msldebt Is
fra bideu!i6en, barbariiden @rari6 Elm
Gnpe 9snodt rerren fam. sic inb
Gin Wann ron G'Siebun9 uno be6balb
UNI 10 gtfibrli@er. Sd perurtbeile @ie
~ ileben 3obren 3u@tbaus nit 3ranAs>
ortcit."
Mle rag uubeil eefllt mar. erbielten
pic Grau unp &cia, cie Iotter Rcisnz
smeise 3ula6 ~ rem @efauasnen i'm
@erihlelaal, I'm ibm Noieu III loaen
Die Gtau (ris cod fiber UNI Die ibsu5
li6en Yroetifen res Mannee as,puSt ut:p
(i9 NIT manhsm Stif puy, n tsn
aus pcm BON ibm uerpienten Blutaelr
betdnal) meinte bitterli@ unp rief laut:
3 mie fol- i6 ries ertra8en" Du
S&mer3 Der 1oater, zines l4md@tis as>
bauten Mdp9ens Don ID. duberte ft6
in f61mli@er @utb. Inter frampfbafz
tenn @efreil9 lauf lie auf bic &nie DOR
Der 2ose ees Ingefla9ten uno 1@rte: -
m6hte @utt Seren perpammen. Der Dir
feinp par, @ater. Drag ibr Gleil@ ron
ibren &no&en fuulen ; mag ibr 2eben
pertroGaen mDaen lie perfaulen BEL lsben~
riesm 2site. . @ater, unp rpeun t&
paiar it;rten iou, t4 brinee is::NQe UNI :"
Haun cufipr'naenp umi9laus fe tbren
Batter unp rridte Jpn trampbaft. Nu6
babel bliet &u'en;wsi9 pbne Bepesun9
uno poufommen 5err jtpes 3ues, bis
mon Die Todter . Jpn trennte.
@ie Elm Qnaebeuer alei@ bieiem Mpro~
eoftor iol&e eiebe einR6ben fam, 1T u'ebr
ols mir pe.feben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

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3u otelem 3wede unter anbern bic @nrol<
ltrun9 BON Mili3en unter einem Sberit
Sberman an9eprrnet uno Elm Wtt<
9liep rieier Milisen> Elm jun9er Mann
naute1s Great bate pofea febene
etnen General @rp6peupr, Der son
tbm or9erufen wurbe unb pbne bic per<
laa9te parole gu 9ebm Dem COMMANDO
u5alt!" nt&t na99efpmmen, nteDer9e<
i@p1en. @euSern6r palraer erfldrt nun
bic Auforberun9 oee Maypr Maipn an
Sbetpan fir cine @emaltanmabun9 unp
mill Maipn uno Sberiban fir Die $50
tun9 @ro6penor'6 baftbar aemo9t
mt1tn. Gtferiudt iiber bic @ertar3uns
Der ft9nen Ma@t uno bas ,paS er ais CT
men Gin9rif in btt1elbe betra9tet, ldbt
ben @ouYern1r ba6 Qn9enSbnli9e Der
@erbdltni6e, >ater penen 9el9ab mas se<
i&eben, Gberieben unp 1T ea gong belon<
berd ieltiam> baB @rpspenpr eft 9et1ptet
tperben mubte eberpalmer 9esen Die u8ez
letpi9ung bic @Iroe be6 @taates" pro-
te(rte, tpas ct fislt6, >penn je, bdtte tbur
ioltn, als @berioan 3uerlt BON Maion
nit benz mtlttdrt1den S@ub Der Stapt
beatftra9t >puroe. 5dtte Yalu1ee als bic
Glsmnen nod lpoerten ii9 als Monn
BET Stt1atton er1pieien, 10 tpiirne i9per>
lid mad Sberipan 8erlans seweien iein.
Mew yort 6. MoY.-Der @abl@
tat tpirp Elm lGeiertas iein. $50 Der ge<.
ie9tnften @eiddft6bduifr baben eiine Or
ntru19 8e3ti6ntt am 8abltast eddlofz.
Iei 3u balten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

Die Damen @ppbbnll, bte fi9
befanntlt9 pom Dem @eiite be6D emp6tbez
mes fit beie0en bdlt, @lafin nnb 2elarb
baben lire Namen ais @dbler eintra9en
la0en unb bofen es bur@3uleben, ba6
man tbre Stimmcn an1tmmt. Gin Sn<
tttut nit ber ueber1drtft "For the La
dies ,pte mani e6 an ben 8abnbSfen
bal, ipQte and an ben Ypu6 ein9ert9tet
perben.
1@tncinnati 4. NoY.-3uport6z
mouth, g., erploptrte eiu2otpmptippampf<
fe1el. @eo. @altner, ber &pble>1 einz
i1aufelte parp 50 Gub bod urb 200
Tub fort9eidleupert uro fel ols 3erfebte
9eide muir nod NIT einem @tiefcl belief
bet nieper. Dem Teuermann 9loam
S@tQtn9 >puroe Der &opf >pe9seriGen.
uno ;&pet Mrteiter tpurben 19per ser
lebt. u",. ~ IL
@m. 8artb >puroe in Der Mabe ron
BueDru6, g., bo6 Spfer Der alteu unb
thinner tpieberbplten Gborbeit, cine eela<
pene Tltute bel Der Munoun9s3u ft@ III
;teben. Der S@ub, 9tn9 tbn srur&'s
@ers. j..> - "]"a,"','1 -
Mem. gort 6. Non. Die uTri>
bune" ertldrt ernite Nubef5runeen bel
Der Mabl fit beinabe unpermetplit, pp9
bdlt Ge be poli3ei unp bic Witli3en fit
fart senus, ie0rpnuns aufre@t3u erbal>
ten.
Die Strol@e Der "Gammany"z8anb
baben Dor, auf resitrirteM n t ,Gammany
Namsn DR. &ammuny, une oann nod
etnmal unter tbrem ei9enen Namen gu
ftimmen.
Mu@ bic fril1 .onaetcmmenen orrnen
Ginmanrerer, bic i'm .6c|pis 81 8aro6
S6lano unterBetlah1 finn, bat Gam:
many reeitrtren lollen, auein man 1t
Dem @trei@ auf pic Spur sefpmm<n u"r
po6 NDtbt9e aur Ssrh"perunA Ger Mi
nobme Ger Sttmmen cirier 2eute 1T an
Seorpnet
@iael, Der beutl9s &eiorne ;usiru'
auer &eformfractionen fur Rsa'ltrator.
forpert rte beut1@en Miblel aui sur
unterflBunB res Srldnous 8ello,
&eformcanptpat 9eeen 9meer> llr zen
@enat> uno &oi1a umsefsbgt cite 81
ldnner our u%ntertdbun9 &iDels.
@obl AUDI nod ni@t ra8fwelen.
@a5btn9tpn, 8. Nus. ~0rOBz
maui, (Big Mouth) ee6 9robc @ro>
paboe @duptline erfldrt f1d fir eie9fotbs
penoiBtett Der Anbequemuns Der Snoiaz
ner an Die Civilization ale Dem einst9en
@ittel. Der @erni&tun9 gu ent9eben.
gbieaep, 6. Nop. - parte'wutb
brennt beifer als Geuer. Sc miro , 0 d
cine @tapmabl, wie aew5b,nli@. Dot
64 eeben. unp 1T bielelbe nod sasu i'm
Nusenblid etn3teer @eeentarb bes
Sntere0eS. Die 6anbel6fommer 1erta9t
id ib%retrroon bis Mittmp9, unb Der
Waypr en-: i'blt in elmer proclamation
rug Saliefsn csr@elddfte BIG chen pabin.
Ote @1n:eu ltnD tn GDtco9o eer>
t,annt, bic a,litil&en ~8ummerS" baben
GAS Beuer lberlett.
AuSlanc.
Yras. 4. Nou. - Der &ailer yet
tolter" ben @3eden BEN Stanrpunft
fiar 0ema9t. St lief Dem bDbmii1sn
Qanptag onfunoi9sn> raj Die ollaen!"ineu
@eidsseieBe au@ fir86bmen Aeltsn unc
our6 ben prouinstalonptas ni6t l1ra iloa
9emibadtet rpercen f6nnen.
Darts, 6. Nop.-@e1anrttr @alb<
turne bat cine 8eriommluns rcr vi +
%mobnenren Nmerifaner Al @unten Gbiz
clao reranla6t. in Der $4,000 fir rie
a%tBebraants Start un,erSeibnet purz
rem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
int Staaten.
ReYublIfanifd,e Ntefenmaiorttdteu tn ben etaateu
Remgprt WaNa1uftts, Sninois
unb !SytstouNn.

Inn nit benz Beien aus ben brute,
Mittmo@, frlb Yorliegenpen @ablberf@<
ten aus unierem uno een ltrtsen@ taaten
III beginner
Das golf on @am1ey @oun,
tY bat en- @crrrt fir uft n. ben
wafcrn @olfoe;rer. atesAsben, mclbtS
ouf ciM Mof,rua' rpn minreltene TO-
900 i'm S1aAIr l11i:sbsn ldBt. & & M
@ey gountc, ris pemofratilhe 0elte,
In Der Multin bei lsirer eriten @abl NIT
2O27 5timmen in Der Wiinpritdt mar,
1T piesmal 1einem @e0ner nur UNI
80 5ttmmcn
na60eblieten.
Mufin erbie!t 2245, hin
tbrop youns 2277 9timmen.
@el1 Gin Sccon iir Die &stldumcer !
MeIh Gin 3riun,yb fir Gas &edl! Welb
Elm Gbunssuanib fir eos selunot nrtbeil
be6 @olfes!
Beridts BON 6ennepin @oun,Y.
BET t5eimfdtte youn9a, laIsn i6liebsn,
pob Nuitin raltlbt etne Wiajoritdt Don
iiber 400 Stimmen crbie!.. 8%erein3e|'e
Wablberibte aus anrern Ebetlen res
Stuate %tefuncen, rap cue Bolf uterau
unlere 0prberia9unN mabr 9smaht:
>@ine 9r1bue Wajor1tdt. ais tie je Ger
upopu'1rf te rtputlifouiihe Ypupers
un"Dtecanriro1 rrhalten. Miro pas &e=
%ulultat FER &erldumcung Mufins
,%1ein."
Yracp, Mdbler Don Minneicta
Dos 0ptum fir rie iitri4en Gam
oicatsn oui rtn Stao'stldet6 Qiett ZEN,
cempfrati1hen @anrieateu iii. Yice @cu<
:DernSr YueI cine Majprttdt ron 2l5
Stimmen itsr gale; pem Gefretdrscanz
btrotsn Jalf It'r Senni@ox SOP, rem
StaateitaBmeihercanp. @c6bere lber
Seeosr 49, rtm Staat6anmaltseanc.
Mocronolp uttr Cornell 327.
Der neul1he Ganr'bat Set9er bat nah
Nufin has t6h'te Gotum auf, lfinsm
Gtdet.
Sn Bcsu9 auf ras Counts Iidet
bnt fi9 Der Gourtbaus>3 Sting benz Be9ebz
ten pes @plfs naG &efprm Iberleoen &C.
sei9t. llniere Gonpiraten fir @6abmei<
fer> Negi1 ter Of DeeDS unp Sberif 1lnp
in Der Mt1pritat 9eblteten, freili9ein'r>
pas %9etpalti9e 0clammtrptum in8etra9t
9eSogen, ebrenspllen Minpritdt.
Da9esen fno bic republifanil9en CAM
pibaten fir County Nnwalt @r<
~ n, 9e9en5 arYeYS fftcer uno fir
Coroner 9ewlblt,
@rc6artie 1T Ter republifabii9e SRI
1lmpb res @eleb9etun9atidet6. IS iinp
9emdblt:
Die Senatcren; 5eorb ilter
Murray nit 253 Spbn Ni1pls
uber Delaro nit AS Wajpyitdt.
Die HeprSientnnten; Son=
born, BerteN Surbant uar
SmYtbe. Spn Oct pcn1pfrotiiAcn
Goneiratca IL olletn 9ewdblt e..
Ricc.
gbr 9el1uA fir einen Sag! Ser
Deibun9 9e11lt9 fir bic 3ufunft!
Inter ben Counties i'm @taate bat ]i1
ba6 temofrotil1e Sc 9ueur, Die
@eimath bes 5errn @ee9er,
gang Defenders out 9ebolten.
Die rempfrotilhe Gtoct Sc Susur
etebt Mu0in cine Mojoritat son brsiFie
Siimmen! Seeaer cine yon ALL! tx
unique leonem! .....
llebsr pas Neiultat Ger @ablcn in esr
abri0en Gtaaten T%olgenesS:
Die Stoet Nsmzyort bat G6 fir
Tammany erfldrt unp mdblt Tweep's
Miutoaen nit 10000 Majpritdt. Da,
9esen If Sigcl rabri4etnliG auf Dem
Nefcrmtidet gepdblt, unD Der Staat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
The Defeat of Mr.. Bradley.

From the time our candidates first took the
field we increasingly and earnestly called the
attention of Democrats and Conservatives TO
The Importance of polling full vote at the
then ensuing election, and also urged them to
remember that they were voting for principle
and 10 vote the clean Democratic ticket. We
are glad to record the fact that our view of the
shows an almost complete victory. We refer
TO it now only for the purpose of noting an
exception and 10 mark a lesson.
The exception We wish 10 note is the short
vote in this county for our candidate for Chief
Judge, which caused his defeat in the Judicial
Circuit. By the aid of spurious tickets dill
gently circulated, specious arguments ingeni-
ously applied, and the whole host of Radical
allies, some pseudo Democrats succeeded in
defeating him, and, in so doing, have spit their
spite and quenched their thirst for vengeance.
To Stab a friend and conceal the hand that
strikes the blow is a privilege but few enjoy
TO that choice few, what rare luxury it must
be 10 behold the result of their handiwork-
their efforts in behalf of Rudicalisml
The lesson that we learn from this result is
instructive; While Democrats persist in re-
posing confidence in men, who. by their po-
litieal summersaults, show that they have no
fixed political principles, they will have no
difficulty in finding traitors in abundance who
will betray them.
II we mistake not the signs of the times the
defeat ofMr. BRADLEY has seriously married the
fature prospects of some Of those who formerly
acted with us. We do not wish to be under
stood as passing Judgment upon them, but we
do assure them that their conduct is regarded
as an outrage upon the party and the perpe-
tfators will be held to a strict accountability.
Although Mr. BRADLgY has been defeated
and though the example of cutting the ticker
has thus been most disastrouslv introduced
amongst US, thereby destroying all respect for
the nominations of our glorious party, and
preparing the way for the negro and the Radi
cal party-the position which Mr.. BRApLry
occupies to-day is not less honorable than il
would have been had he been elected. In one
sense it is even more honorable; for he is the
champion of right and the victim of selfish
wrong. In all purity and uprightness, that
highly accomplished, amiable and generous
gentleman and able lawyer, accepted the no.
nor of nomination rendered him blythe party
in Convention represented. lie has been de-
feated by men protesting 10. belong to the
party that nominated him. So be it. We
would, this day, rather be Mr.. BRApLEY, de-
ftated, than Judge BOWIE, elected by theinstru-
mentallies used for that purpose. 1t is TO the
former, in the estimation of all right-minded
person, all honor attaches, although all the
emolnmcnis of that Office with nothing be-
sides will accrue to the latter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
Be Guided by what you Know.

There is an old proyerb which says, tex
perience is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and ailing naturally turn when cast
ing about for the means of relief They in
quire what medicine has done for others be-
fore they adopt it themselves. OF all the re-
NEEDLES and preventives in use, Iosetters SToM-
AcH BITTERs, meets the test most triumphantv.
and hence its immense popularity and vast
sales. The sufferer from indigestion is sure to
find some one among his friends who has been
cured of that aiment by the famous vegetable
siomachic. The victim of fever and ague,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous pros,ra-
ton, or general debility, has only 10 make in
quiry in the nc:ghborhood where he resides, in
order to discover what this standard restora-
tive has effected in cases similar to his own
In the published testimony to its merits he will
find volume of proofs of its sanitary proper
ties, which it is impossible for his common
sense to resist lie tries it, and the effect il
produces on his system, adds another 10 the
host of witnesses in It's favor. Thus its repu-
taton, founded on facts, not assertions, con-
tinually grows and spreads. Charlatans and
and others who takca somewhat wider range,
attempt TO thrust into the hands and down the
throats of invalids, their haphazard concoc-
tons, as substitutes for the tonic which for so
many years has been medicinal stane
throughout the United States, Spanish Anne
RIGA, Canada, and the West Indies, but only
succeed to a very limited extent. In this reason
ing age, tic people, having ascerained what
is really deserving of their confidence, decline
" running after strange gods
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 18th ult, by the Rev ]
5. IL. HENDERSON, at the Residence of Joseph
Leaman, ESQ. near Germantown, in this
county JOSEPH II. MILLER, ESQ, TO Miss
SARAH E. LEAMAN.
MARRIED, at st Marks Church. Baltimore.
on "Wednesday. November sth, 1871, hv the
Rev. L. VAN BoKKELES, d D. ROBERT
WALkER ALBERT OF Montgomery county,
Nd, and Miss NARY B. WARNER. of Balti-
more city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned having been appointed
a Examiners by the County Commission
ers OF Montgomery county TO ascertain whether
the public convenience requires the changing
of the River Road from the point where il in
tersects the lands of Winebrener & Co, and
James and John Elgin, to the line between
said property; thence through the land of
Winebreuer & Co. to the line between Wine
brener Il Co. and Charles NJ. Butler; thence
on the line between said Butler and Wiue-
hrener Co.. and so ON 10 the western boun-
dairy of Winebrener & Co. property
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all interested
that they will meet on the premises on NON
DAY, tie 2Tti day Of Norember, 1871, at the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to execute the COM
mission as above stated
ARMISTEAD HEMPSTONE,
r. T. HILLAPD,
JOHN 7. FLETCHALL,
oct 27-tdn Examiners.
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nov 11tdn
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned having been appointed
L. Examiners by the County Commissioners
of Montgomery county TO ascertain whether
the public convenience requires the opening of
public road, commencing at point opposite
.. 7. Watkins Store, on the county road lead
ing from Mr.. James lleuderson's to Damascus,
and running thence the most eligible route on
or near the old road through the lands Of John
Cassason, Vino, Mt Brewer, Joshua Riggs, Pru-
dence Griffith, Mary Miller, and DR.. Washing
ton Waters, at point on the public road near
the Wildcat Ford, on the road leading from
DR.. Waters Mill TO Damascus
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises on MON
DA i, the lsth day Of December, 1871, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ to execute the COM
mission as above stated.
SAMUEL SCOTT,
JAMES b. NEEL,
ZACHARIAH DOWDEN,
nov l1-tdu IL; miner
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A &c T u r e.

II ESSONS learned in the Mammoth Cave OF
IL Kentucky, by DR.. j. NJ. WILLIAMS, Of
Baltimore. Mt Rockville, on Monday the 9th
inst. nj y p. NJ. Admittance 25 cents. The
public are cordially invited. The proceeds 10
pay for the bell and belfry recently erected on
the Baptist house Of Worship.
The same Lecture will be delivered ut Mt.
Zion Baptist Chapel and the proceeds there TO
the Painting of that house, on Thursday The
29th, at Z. NJ. Nov. l7---i9n
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

TINE undersigned having been appointed
i Examiners by the County Commissioners
of Montgomery county TO ascertain whether
the public convenience requires the opening OF
public road leading from Laytonsville to
Damascus, commencing at or near what was
formerly called Gray's Gate, (now the property
OF Charles Stanley, in order to avoid an al
most insurmountabe hill winch the public
have already abandoned from lis abruptness
Said proposed change would be about 300
yards and about 5 PAGES further than the old
location
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested.
that they will meet on MONDAY December
18th, 1871, at the hour of 10 A. NJ, TO exc
cute the Commission, rs above stated.
DAVID l.. PCGH,
RICHD, w. JONES,
JAS. S. KEMP,
nov 11-tdn Examiners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

READVMADE CLOTHING Great bargains in
Read y-Made Clothing are to be had of Full
LALovE h HANNEAuR, Georgetown, D. c.
Many of our people deal with this firm and
bear unanimous testimony to the fairness and
courtesy with which they treat customers
them calf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

THREATENING VIRGINIA. Washington paper,
generally credited with rejecting The views
of thh administration, is dissatisfied with the
results of the Virginia election, and in dis
QUESTION thereon uses the following language,
in which the threat is plainly enough implied ::
''There have been few acts of violence in Yir.
ginia on account of political opinion, but this
is owning TO the fact that the democrats have
had the State and no such acts were necessa
ry 10 enable them to retain or pcrpetuate their
power. The combination or conspiracy refer
red to by The President as existing in South
Carolina is doubtless also in existence in Vir-
ginin, but il is for The present, dormant
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Estray steer.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery Comfy, Set
IzEEA HEREBY CERTIFY that on this
4@SA 18th day Of November, 1871, that
ILL efore me, the Subscril er, Justice
oi the Peace of said State, in and for snid
County, personally appeared James B. Gather,
and made oath in due form of Law, that he
did about the first Of September last, take up
an estray, trespassing on his enclosures one
RED AND WHITE BUFFALO STEER,
marked with an upper Bit in each ear.
Witness my hand.
DAVID II. BOUlC, J.. p.
The owner Of the above come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take him away
nov Ion J. Il. GATHER
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NJ oTIC IA.

INHE Board of School Commissioners will
i hold a meeting, on TJ'ESDA y, Tie 2lst
d.fg Of Aocember, 1871, which applicants for
Teachers Certificates are requested 10 attend.
By order of the Board
JAMES ANDERSON.
nov sd Secretary.
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M O e.

RY the Act of Assembly approved April 4th,
ID 1870, entitled Public Education chapter
2, section 2nd, ii is made The duty of the Judges
of the Circuit Court to appoint three County
School Commissioners for this County, to
serve Two years from the first day of January
next.
The Judges desire that suitable persons be
recommended for the position at an early day.
BY order of the Judges OF the Circuit Court.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Nov. l7-3tn Secy School Board.