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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

IRIS VERY HARD TO please the Greeley or
gans. Just now they arc dcnouuclng Mr..
Boutwell, because he used his influence as
Secretary Of the Treasury and broke up
ring Of speCulators in Wall street few days
ago, who, II they had been allowed their own
way, would have caused an immense amount
Of commercial aud SHANGHAI distress. But,
suppose Mr. Boutwell, had not done so; that
instead he sat at his desk in the Treasury,
with millions OF gold at his disposal, and
not moved hand or foot, what them Why
these same organs would be charging that he
was In their confidence and one of their
partners. That is the way 1t works.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Special Notices.

s-CnlIPASN n, W. o. I,-A SPECIAL,
-, nsstls G Of uampapy A, W. l. l., viii he held
y the Arm w, On FRIDAY, September ~, ISL, a.
So ~, hVerT member IL rrqusstod To Atisnd.
sepI " o. -uANkIs, beoretary.
rtSy-NOTlCE. THg COMMITTEES on
eHEnination Of appliotnts Tar Spualntmsut On
The MeiFnDulilA1 'lirs tutos gil md H. regnlsF
meo'loE Al Police Hsadalartgrs, on WEDNESDAY,,
Ooiohst y, lsl2 at IL O'Clock moon.
sepf-td r.. A. LAZENBY, Ssrr-tsrv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

Tue opposition press Is trying to make 1t
appear that General Grant paid no attention
TO the complaints OF the American mission
aries lu Egypt against Consul General Butler.
The records Of the State Department show
that within one month after tho complaint
was made, an agent OF the Government was
on the ground investigating the charge
against Slr. Butler, and that az soon as his
report was presented Butler was relieved,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

Mn. GREELEY plaintivcly complains that
the colored people are steeled against him
that they won't hear him and won't believe
him" How could thoy2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

ira Interest In LOCO AORHs or COAL lands
p ~ ooinirg equally, Pennsylvania Those sssu 80
% this Inns OF the proposed Pine Ufeek aud State
Line Railroad. For further Information, address
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
For Sale or Rent.

LNOR RENT.-A NEAT BRICK HOUSE,, SIX
II rooms, tUo,story, back porch, bach huey house
aud premises IN complete order Possession Ostobef
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

"WH MAY FAIL."-H O. At LouiSuiis.
IT'S true, Ills pity and pity Ills His true.
=-DdBii tJCB.l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

SIEN0dEAPHERh AND LAW REPORTERS
OmOeH-Nl, 10 q street, between EiTbt md Boo
ond streets, facing Indians avenue, and Room ia:ll
atSYtI hotgsen ThiTtoonth and Fourteenth South
orn claims Commission BulldinE, bhoTthhnd Ito
ports turnlahed OF testimony and other pTooesdlnRS Il
CLSsu, Ao, mhkiy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
~HE0rSTMhs;EI4EIH,ESN OTrcE-cO"-
TO THE VOTERS ~" ruR THIdTFESTu LEg
tSLATIvE DISTRICT.

TO THE VOTERS a. ruE THIdTREHru LEu
ISLATIvE DISTRICT.
The Board o Registration for the nlst1gt Of o.
lumbia stl hold a assa0n A. No. akH Flghth
s.rset bstvs and X streets parnSe.t In The
ThlItssnla IssslA,ivs d Ito, op MONDAY, SEP.
TkMBER 10 lIl fRO ~ u O'CUOCK, A. ~ 10
4 O'CLOCK P. N for tho purpose o. correcting the
Repatriation list Of the District WIS may have
occurred aud A'ao ~ striking on the persons
Who arc not Quahcd to vote and plarinE thereon the
names Of th1se VII A's talhsd 10 vote, bat which
uKOR1E s. OIDEoV,
p ~, DuBANF
ROBT. A. HHtTFiN,
wM Z, SOLOMON, ia,
JAS H. SMITH,
Board Of Rsslttrailon.
NOTtUF.-Tho % tiOns Of the Boa'd 81 Rsgls,FA.
ton being held In the veial distFts's al I'D the
only opportunity tot yota 70 ra4sT previous 10 the
election on tho Sth 0f OOrOnFh
.gh- No Rkt!lsTllAT ON WILL TAKE PLACE
AT THE UlTY HAIL THIS YEAR.
asp13-Bt Start
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Lost and Found.

BETRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER YRS.
IN teTdAy EVENING" i've yeAT old BAY AAHR, rather
thin In nash, aud shod behind With onlT one eoTk
Had on rope head stall. SaitAs 10 reward viii be
Ae2l.' A2l d street souihaAsi GsnIini I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Confectionery.

NoiiOSCiOAlOlJ
Il lNG AND lUE-VRRAn sII.iION,
OORNER kLHVENfH 81. AND PA. AYR
shall daily SsrTs foI ladies and GoDtlsmsa .
LuhSH from an; y = ?. N. for 10 oonta.
LUNCH UHAkGHD DAILY
NJ 4rAns emonIS complete Tor Su2plyiuE Par.
t.S, Weddlnss, DlupeEa, Ae,, In tho most exquisite
attended 10, r. FREJlNU
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Boarding.

ROhRD!NG.. BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
- hOOmh, In a good locality, eonyanisut to toe
Executive DepeTtments, Apply At A10 Twelfth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
lst Dlstrict-S. q. Brown.
~ DistTiot-O. $. u. Wall,
~ Distrlct-w. r. Collins.
nh Dlstrict-Johu Z. Cox.
9Th Dlstrict-ChArles l.. Hulse.
eth District-Johu +. Murray.
It'll District George W. Dyer.
sth Dlstrict-Thomas W. Chase.
9th DlstrIot-SAmuel S. SmOOt.
10th Decentralization Trimble.
18th Distrlct-Charles J. Brewer.
18th Dlstrict-M. Duty.
18th Dlsttlct-Arthur Shepherd.
llth Dlstriot-J. d. O'Connel.
18th Dlstrict-D. Z. Cahlll.
10th Distriet-J. W. Mcknight
18th DIstriet-willlAm Talliaferro.
18th Dlstrict-W. X. Hunt.
10Th District-M. Z. Urell.
18th Dlstrlct-J. q. Carroll.
2lst Districts. W. Herbert.
81 DIstrict-w. Z. VormllllOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Reporters.

las u, ULEPHANR,
- or SisnngFdphsT sup,
Court Of D. o., EEdHi.
iHsT In CAaHcsTy, D. q.
GDm'T, eH-9B, NBm'F Of
Court Of Claims.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

n~PHYsICIANS' HRsURIPTIO ~ and
Family Modiclnes can be procured when drug
stores are closed, A. the BUREAU ~ PHARMACY,
corner Third and PsnusyiVaalt avenus, (OoonlE
bundinED sapalst
nsl1-0N AND AFTER OIITOBKH 1, DR..
sALTERS ones and rasi1snoa viii be Al
No. 91s Third strest, nsaf PsansJlvlnil AyspuoI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

rla-RlRsTwARD-PR Hs0Ns 4, R IA 4 p DING
delivered promptly a. their r6lidoho y by lelying
name and address AZ the Cigar store O. PHlllF II.
WARD, No. Lao foupsylVsplA avenue, eoInc! OF
Eighteenth street Au'L
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

D1- S,3rs,rs ASNUSL MEETING
ing OomPiny tor the leOtlnn o. on isrs tsr the en-.
suing JsAI will be held At tbs oios Of ths IN any,
on TUESOAH, III, 81 daT Of Oct Dor, 1871, At 4
soiaCodld A. NJ SMITH, seorstary.
RsYTHE CuAIHMANA AND SECRETARY
OF toe Republican GensrAl DON mittee Of the
district o. OOlnmbiA viii be In AttendAnoe at the
headquAr'Rra Of tho Com mliteo, No. ANl psnnHi.
VAnlA avenue, daily, from q TO 7i1O O'Clock,
beI.lOt lStAr, Uhron.l
sfarnn, A. PRATT, GRADUATE or ON
college Of Dental hurGery. Seventh atFest,
hetsesn and X, few doors aSaih o. odd Fellog.'
Hal, MAshnEt2n. Half priol 70 lAboTlnE persons.
Heters 10 Dr.. II. A. Bacon and Rev. W. Il. Evans.
STO ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCSRN
OV-cE or REdIsrER oY wuLs,l
WAAHtE0 ron, NeptambsF &, lB79 Z
Ihh - 70 glye notlco that FRANCIS hCHAD has
10 special term. for lsttaTg q Adnna TAoa on the
personal ostAtn Of May Wittsnauar, docanled and
that letqra Will itsuo 70 tho sid sehsd On aid estate
70 the CONTRARY he shoun before said dAy b. Any
party interested; provided COW Of this notice b
publshsd once . week fiF three urshs prioT 10 aid
u Fsaii me REPUBLICAN A. wEssTER,
Register Of wills,
sspSFSW' Fer JOSEPH j. OFT, Deputy.
less oPens SEPTEMBER n. with thrss class.
Z. JunoT Sonor hpd P0ats Professors UHssy
MAeATthnr aud WsdE~pod, Dasrsoa enafsTrsd ~
President A3t, sr-ahcip OhAueSloT Superior I'D.
and strosts, JldlciaT SQUARE,
Aud,lm, Wise OhAnoslloT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLrHots.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT.
HENRT WILSON.
NJ aAaaACuusHrra.

ron DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

X. n, BRAILRY,
Late t0tih OBietal Re
pOTioTs 81 Chicago
C0uFfs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

ELEVENTH DISTRICT
InouJda all that part Of the city Of wNahnEon ly.
Jog touth Of the canal and Of Eighth street west
FmsT PRECINCT.
The regtstsIed voters q the Eleventh Dltriat
q, u, !, j vii vote at southwest corner Maryland
avenue and Eleventh street sOuth
SECOND PhLCIECr.
The registered voters Of tho Eleventh District
whose names begin with thu lsttorn X, l., N, N, y,
2, q, H. II Nv W, KY q viii Vpte At souihWeat
corner Maryland avenue and Eleventh street south.
na.L-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27

nRr-G ErOVh.-PERS0Na DESlH-
inEths NATIoEAat kGPgn9lHag,N oau have 4 90.
loaVlng their nsmeg A. tha Cigar Btlr1 Of james n,
Stake sueeossor 70 II, q. Ritter. ldB Bridge STREET
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Open the Books.

In reference to the receipts Of the govern
ment, most suspicious silence prevails at
Washington. Daring the last session of Con-
grcss, an attempt was made by Mr. Beck, .
distinguished Democratic member Of that body,
to procure statement Of the amount Of mo-
ney received by the War and other Depart
mcnfs from the sale Of arms and materials that
had become unnecessary after the war A res-
oulon unearihed sums which, together made
$40, 500, RIO, and they did not include sales OF
horses and mules. The Surgeon. General re-
port Of sales made in his bureau for the same
time shows proceeds TO the amount Of s., 1913,
600; the Engineers bureau report sales to the
amount of Sc, 900, 600, and the Freedman bu-
reau reports So 600, 900 Of sales. The Omar.
termaster masters report for 1871 states that
the total sales in his bureau, from 1866 to 1871,
amonnied to SlO7 $50, Ale, and the total sale;
that Mr.. Beck was able trace to the several bu-
reaus Of the War Department, were Sf3s, 000,'
600. The country does not know, and is not
permitted to know, what has been done with
this money or any portion of it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
A Warning,

1t msy not be known TO the Democrats and
Conservative voters of Montgomery county,
ihsi an The appliances Of power and corruption
@iil be brought TO tear upon the voters of the
Fourth and Sixia Congressional Districts
NERGlcK and RtrrHls' s--to secure their de-
fesJ. We KNOW Nhai NE say, and call upon
our friends in Montgomery 10 watch this move
meni Of the eaemy. and perfect their organiza-
lion 50 as to draw ont every Democratic voter
in the county. Never let it be said that the
District was lost by your supneuess. Here is
where the danger lies. Wheel the whole col
umn into line and do your whole duty. Reg
ister. Lend horses TO those who have none to
attend the places OF registration and OF voting.
Encourage others by your own Zeal and away
with all apathy. This will ensure success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Cracklin Aroused +!

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF Demo
Gratis and Liberals was held at Laytonsville,
LIST District) on Saturday the 18th inst, Col.
Washington Bowie, presiding The FIRST speak
er was Mr.. WooD of Frederick city, who
made powerful speech exposing the outrages
of the present Administration. Col. Bowie
then introduced the Hon. JonS RlTcHIE, as our
next representative in Congress, amid great APP
plause. He made, as he always does, an ex-
celent address, aud was listened 10 with the
utmost attention Messrs. Benz. Fawcett and
Raymond Barche also addressed the meeting.
urging the citizens of Montgomery county OPP
posed to Radical rule to turn out and do their
level hes, for Greeley, Brown and Richie.
Another meeting in opposition to Grant and
Lowndes is to be held at Redlands, on Satur-
day the 10Th inst, at o'clock. P. II.
Cracklin is awake.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Letter from PoolesviAe.

The Democratic and Conservative voters Of
Medley's District met at Crnit's Hall, in Pooss-
Vile, on Saturday evening last, according 10
public notice BY the Central Committee, and
organized campaign RiToHiR Club. IL is pro-
posed TO make said Club porking organiza-
pointed to thoroughly canvass the District and
see that all who are entitled, be registered and
to urge upon every voter the importance OF
voting, and see that every voter gets to the
polls on election day. Messrs. DEyIEE and
YouSG made stirring speeches TO the Club
Old Medley is getting all right. Now for sue
cessful campaign The late elections which
have been carried BY fraud md yillainy un-
precedented in any past political contest has
had the effect TO stimulate the voters of this
District to renewed exertions--to 1coTk with all
The energy that in them lies to defeat the party
in power and rid the country Of those vino are
so corrupt that they will resort 10 the bases,
passions Of men to keep themselves in power
regardless of the wishes of bona fide citizens
The evidence is certainly convincing TO eve
ble condition If these ieeches OF the Treasury
and public deposits, who have been sucking
the lfe-blood of the nation for the past four
years permitted to take a fresh hold mex
March for four years longer. | verify believ,
they will not only take the life-blood but the
very life ITSELF and instead of our boosted free
goyernment-whichw we all have been proud
of-there will be erected a centralized, despoiic
government at Washington, whose head will
be Military Dictator. They have only been
one step from it the past four years.
Let Us !hen, individuality, all who have yet
one spark Of love and veneration for our gov
ernment, as administered by honest men in
past years, kindle that spark into IL blaze and
rally TO the Liberal standard as now presen led,
and by working with will from now until
the 5lh day of November next. We have eve
ry reason TO believe that we will be successful.
Don't be deluded with the idea that the farce
of an election in Pennsylvania has decided the
Presidential contest Far from it, From the
best information it is believed that the Liberal
party backed by the Democratic party in good
faith, is stronger to-day than a, any time since
its organization, and | still have faith
that the American people will elect the Liberal
ticket this Fall. 0.
Pooteseillc October l5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Address of the National Democratic
Committee to the People of the United


States.
The October elections are over. They enable
us to form tolerahly accurate idea of the true
political situation of The country.
In Georgia we have TO recount victory for
the Liberal ticket SO unexampled as TO take
her ont of the list Of doubtful States, and prac-
tically to pronounce in advance the decision OF
at least l25 votes in the electoral college. To
this number it is only necessary to add eixty
votes to elect Greeley and Brown.
In Pennsylvania the distinguished chairman
Of the Liberal Committee has eloquently char
acterized the methods by which the result OF
the election there was accomplished We com
mend the statement 10 the thous htful attention
OF the country.
In Ohio, despite most unprecedented gains
| for the Liberal Democratic ticket, the Grant
managers have carried the election by n redu-
| ced majority, having brought TO the polls their
entire reserve vote. Had our Democratic
| friends in certain localities of that great Com
monwealih shown the same earnestnesS and
activity, and enabled us like our enemies to re-
cord our entire strength, they would now he
exulting over brilliant victory. In Indiana
The Democratic and Liberal forces have achiev-
ed II most important success over Pennsylva-
mia tactics most uuserupulously employed by
the Administration aud its allies, showing
thus that n free people when aroused know
their rights aud dare maintain them. Indiana
has fairly demonstrated that she can neither be
| 1,ts-. mn
results is that victory is still in plain view for
our national ticket, and that energy aud cour-
age will assure il. That victory must DO won.
II we mean to preserve free institutions on this
continent we must assure it,
The event in Pennsylvania, on Tuesday last,
when considered in its causes is the most APP
pallng political catastrophe that has ever la
ken place in this country. Should the system
through which this catastrophe was brought
about be condoned by the people and foisted
on the other States it seals the doom of free
dom in America A sad contrast it is surely
| that the city in which our Republic was born
amid the anthems of a free people should now
be the first TO Tell the knell of its liberties. ii
is for the free unbought people of all the States
TO calmly review the fearful crime agains, suf-
frage in Pennsylvania and to decide whether
ii shall be repeated within their own borders
For the first time the system of free govern
ment and the sanctity of the ballot are really
on trial in the United States. From this houl
forward the preservation of the franchise in its
integrity dwarfs all other issues
Let our friends in each of the States catch
inspiration from the heroic conduct OF our fel,
low-citizens in Georgia and Indiana, and from
now till November let their struggle be MANU-
and aneeasing for liberty and an untanted
ballot-box, for reform and an honest admins
tration Of the Government.
AUGUSTUS ScHELL.
Chairman National Democratic Committee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
EsTRAY cows.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery Cdunty, Set
/ HEREBY CERTIFY, that on this four
tenth day of October. eighteen hundred and
seventy two, before me, the subscriber, II
Justice of the Peace in and for said County
personally appeared Richard II. Parsley, and
made oath in due form oil law, that there came
trespassing upon his premises on the twenty
second ofSeptember last, two dry Cows, one
of the m is white bntfalo aud the other req
and white, with large wide horns Given
under my hand Ii p. HARRIS, j. P.
The owner of the above described Cows
is requested 10 come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take them away
RICH D II. PARSLEY.
Living near H. o. Higgins Tavern on the
Brookeville aud Washington Turnpike
Get lS-2tIP. e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Ma EplroR.


- Tn pursuance of recommended
ton made By the State Central Committee, the
citizens Of Poolesville and vicinity convened
in the Odd Fellows Hall and organized by
calling DR.. E. Wooitcn temporarily to the
Chair. On motion, committee of three was
appointed on permanent organization.
Isaac Yonng, Howard Griffith, and L. c.
Young, were appointed said committee, and
after brief interval, made its report, which
was adopted, as follows, viz:
OFFICERS OF THE PooLEsyILLE RITcHiE CLUB.
President-Dr. r. Wootien.
Vice Presidents--Dr Nicholas Brewer, Jno
T. Fetchal, Alexander Dade.
Secretarv-Isaac Young.
| 1t was moved and carried that q Richie Bar
becue be held at Johnson's Spring, near the
road from BcallsviIle to Barne8vie, some tim,
in October, shifting the convenience of Hon
John Richie.
| 1t was moved that committee Of ten, on ar
rangenent, be appointed by the President
The following gentlemen were appointed:
Isaac Young, Capt. Geo. Chiswell Dr.. n
/ 1FeWtI, d. II. Oassuh'g; w. v. SSFti'"ui ~
| I. P les, Grafton Beall, Howard Griffith, r
G. White, and R. J. sherwood.
| It was also moved and carried that Vigi
lance Committee. composed of twenty members
be appointed by the President, and the Presi
dent appointed the following gentlemen
Capt j, 7. Fletciall Lemuel Beal, r. T
| Iiillard, B. r. Poole. j. T. Hyatt, G. W
Spates, Saml. Jarboe, j. N. Allnutt, DR.. N. S
White, Jos. fancy, c. R. Hershey, William
Thompson, ]. II. Austin. Alex. Dade, F. o
Sellnan, Henry Scholl, P. II. Clements, DR.
c. W. Shreve, Eugene Jarboe, and S. s. Hays
Conference Committee. I. Fletehall ant
Isaac Young.
number came forward and enrolled them
selves as members.
Ga motion, it was ordered that the proceed
ings be published in the Montgomery County
Sentinel.
Adjourned 10 meet at the call of the Presi.
dent ISAAC YOUNG, Sec'y.
October IL, 1872.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18


BY virtue of authority vested in me as
Collector of Taxes for Berry's District of Mont
gomery county, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Sections Al, 40. so and IS of Article
81, of the Maryland Code of Public General
Laws, as amended at the January session,
1872, | will sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder. for cash, in front of the Court House,
Rockville,
On TUESDAY, Norember l2th, 1872, at the
hour Of Il o'clock, p H.,
(having previously given the legal notice to
the owner thereof the following property, or
50 much thereof as may be necessary to pay
the taxes, interest and cost thereon, to wit
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situ-
ate, lying ana being in Berry's District, called
" Joseph Park, containing $50 ACRES.
more or less, assessed in the name James G.
Jewell:
To State tax for 1861 on $500 at 90 c 5 60
10 County tax g 05
Interest from Jan. l, '6s,
So 65
The above tract of land will be divided into
parcels by the Collector, as authorized and d.
recied by Section 60, Article 81, of the Code
OF Pubic General Laws. and SO many acres
thereof will be sold as may be necessary 10
satisfy the taxes for these years. with interest,
aud all cost that nav accrue under this sale
WV. F. LAZENBY, 4
ect le--3-1 Collector 5tb Disc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
Hnrrah for Old Medlev's /!

The Democrats and Conservatives have form
ed GREELEY and RITcHIg Club, at Poolesviile,
until The 9Th of November for the success OF
the Liberal ticket Who speaks next Where
is Crneklin and Berry's and ClarksbuTg Let
all attach themselves to the Club at Gathers
burg who can, as three Districts corner there
The campaign is drawing TO close, and you
must rouse 10 action. The time for argument
is passing away, and now for AcTloS-ener-
retic. uutiring ACTION
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
NpTIpRs AND suHuRlEsr

Goods of all kinds for Ladies and Gents, n
splendid stock OF Kid Gloves, coIored and
black at 81 90, Ladies' Aerino Undervests
and Drawers, Childrens' Merino Vests of all
sizes, Mems Merno and Lambs Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Hosiery of all kinds, very
cheap, Misses Corsets Bns,es, Coats and
Clarks Spool Cotton, all numbers. 6 cents a
spool, II doz Shirt Buttons at cents, and a
large stock of Nations of all kinds
Our Goods have all been purchased for cash
in The New York and Baltimore markets. and
we respectfullv solicit all III search of GOOD
and CHEAP GOODS, TO call and examine our
stock, promising them GOOD BARGAINS.
We would respectfully return our thanks to
our customers of Montgomery county for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO us.
BENJAMIN MILLER. 4
oct 8--tfu Ri
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-10-18
w ont do It.

The Radicals seem surprised that the Demo
Gratis have not laid down their arms and sur
which they kindly invited them TO do. "Wil
you walk into my parlor, said spider to a fly.
THANKSGIVING The President has issued
his proclamation recommending Thursday, The
18th of November as a day of Thanksgiving
and PRAYER. The President refers to the bles-
sings of free government MS one of the things
to be thankful for. We confess that we don'l
see il in that light, as at present administered,
and as to The crops, after the Farmer has paid
his high taxes, he ought to be thankful tina,
the Government didn't take ii all.