Randolph County Journal, Volume 2, Number 29, Winchester, Randolph County, 21 July 1859 — Page 3
TkaraJny. Jul? .
27" The Cincinnati Typ Foundry Ai
Fur the Journal. IIu.l or Kcjiomt Lor;r, "j No. 102 Fan Acczrrro Mo,. Jul H.A. L.:ei9,A.D. )
"-.l!::? cn' "i:!lilci:7.;.Ie 5 PF AliBW A 12 FJl HONOR THE DEAD.
Amonr many lighter f.sgs of
the war with which lu iaiiiaus
regular communication of!amn,c themelvese fmdMn the port
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Kcuuomy Lodge o. IUJ, tue lullovv . the story of ths captore of u detach
KXEISLV, II'IXTIBE & CO., ! DL0ÜÜ I'lIilFIEii &' liUilli) TILLS HEW PLOW FACTOEY
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The Court of Common PIe will commence its tension in this place on next MoutUr. Disappointment. On Moti Uy evening Ut the prospect for r.in wan thought to be very encouraging. Every Loir wa iu high pirit. For more than ten Jays the mercury in the thermometers ranged from 95 to 103. The air, when any
of it was atir, wat ai hot as if direct
rem a heated furnace. Corn Llades
xSrre twisted up like cigars, and veg
etation of almost every kind were ufferiW as badly as could well e imÄgJnpd. Hence the anxiety for rain; but it did not come, only a small prinlilc. Tuesday the appearances were itill favorable for rain; but by some mysterious management of the rain cards, every cloud gave us the go by. To-day ( Wednesday) the weather ii cooler, and no prospect of rain. -. Freight Cur Darned up. On Tuesday night last as the freight train was goiug east a car canght fire a hört distance from this place, and Ly the time the train reached here it was no far gone that it was impos.siblo to save it. The car was loaded with tnei meat, cow bells, scythe atones and old Dourbon whisky the latter article being very nicely put up in bottles. Seme of our citizens being attracted Ly the light, went to the scene of burning, where they found the car given up to the greedy tlames. Wc understand that a small quantity of meat was unreel, which was, by permission, judiciously appropriated. The car was
hipped from Louisville. Ksca a Coming Down Stair. The tailor shop of Thomas Ward, which has for ko long a time been up stairs, over the hardware store, ha" finally found its way down stairs into a room just fitted np and prepared for that especial purpose, which, for neatness and comfort,, is unsurpassed in
our town. G. W. Hill continues to represent th hhop in the way of cutting, making and selling, where ha may bo found during business hour ready and willing to show to customers a wcllKelcctcd fctock of gentlemen's dress goods, which, fur variety and neatr;ss of styles, reasonableness of prices, etc., can not fail to pay for an examination. Shop north of the court house, between the hardware store and X. II. Ward' saddler rhop.
I THOMAS WARD -iV---;:-;v WiuiSi wlnnnJM 'DPM5-PFQ1 ! TV-IRLS , s,y t, the trails co, ! W'i ! 7 11 ' ObAfa ÜlH A V ! AN KBIÜjÜII "livr.VP B.'
i tJ muniiv that he is Lot during, at his i , "jM7 i - flY C , 1 WV Llf Jilt W Jfc Jxi-liLl
4-Ü ! LT Ü li m 1' I:.rj.t.n,. .7- x "" r-' A . ; uiilaclHrrr T nil kinds of
iui&oi.cr oy wie fncmr oi a i.iu- nunu siuc vi uuudc, rjj- LI1lAi .Lj-rr: -r'; V. - trut- at a- love rati .s ti I v.r- . . ' f tt illl P t .
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ihn wakenimr tint Lund V W V ' ft j r I 111. uadir.-cnra m now i.rcxurcd ti JJ,'t i ntj ADMAPV s, thus weakening mal ouna f f, i . lTin ther were I i r a I . ..ti t 1 1 in M,n .. PHAIrMAC V
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the eminent virtues and errat : r .1 p T yVf-" A. i urave öiones, monuments, mantles, 1
'r..- .1 ? ...1 rtv..litITi nm ' tllTit of A ut ri.ins. who wero taken ! olvl stand
ertisju: and Collectin" ArtncT. U author- ,ui r"v"" r. . 1 .1 . ? r iit.i. .
isJ to rrcrive subscriptions anl aWertie1:1 rot s for the nrDOLrti Cocxtt Juis.al, at our publiOtrrl rite.
unanimously adopted:
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nerea,, ua, p.. ; weie ,u rtaf fr Peschiera. to re-cn
preme Ar asun- 01 wie tuncr ; force General Urban, when the cxiin
Kscxl our
Andrcw
which unites
whereas.
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moral lniezniv 01 ourueceaNca uroui- ... 1 1 1:. ...1 .1.
a I wiiii tum uUIISOlU im 1 1 l"ll. IUI milieu nnriiif- tHrhiiir.
v.. ... . tie nation is listinguiMietl, saluteU 1 I . a .m1 m ifli ntul ntiti.rftt int.ii 1 . . ... !
um. uuiK-a ju . .u ur .6. , (he iMicmies with: "All thoe wj
to sympathi.e togther on this ooca-; ftre to Francc wil,
tHOIi; HUM, liir; i'JiIq uiJ'l tt VATH I Iw.v e 1.1. 1 -
aent services 01 our laie oroiner ry-j i,,, IMinrii i,rtn.
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IIUI1U iik iisaii9 a a.iiivnivMiy- , , 0
ment of his labors; theretore The Objects of tiic War. The Itesolvcd, That while we bow injMoniteur say, far from wishing to Kubmis.sion to the doing? of our Maker, I prolong the ' war. the desire of the
yet wc hjnecrely tleplore the Ios we j rrench Governi
have all sustained in the decease of our esteemed IJrother, Darrett Andrews. Wc all know how open, free,
on .l:ort n!'u. U lon cint-rienri in the i
Ilniidiuvs &i llatchftv Ituoin- ai.J lii ücllitiis Vj l t u'j orL, i
lie a?le to lurni'h bt-tttT loipiM itint ex- j . .1 ..1. . .i .1 1
ai 10 t r t
done iu this ;
jmrt ot the country. !
4s C&ndlcs ' !ip a.-li:ni:t'ii t., ti'jrth of I'uoiic
11 thoe who j jable & Pocket Catlery. ? OS 1 !:e 1,1 aMe 10 lurn,h h-tterdci?ii lease chancre I.ntthcs Lochs VST ' rt'.ul thc w,ork , 1,,crt' u'al5v ""I1 cars for a spades, Shovels, V X ; ,art of ,hecoui.trv.
Scvtlics
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D. E. UOF1MIA3T.
ernment is that it may be
short. Thc war has been commenced for the liberation of Italy, and will L
I carried 011 until that ohiect is attained.
large and kind was that Masonic i iui ony fur tie sake 0f tiat cn,l.
heart that anunaiea ins oosom; we 1 Should any powerful neutral the
all know mat whatever lanor conduced to the welfare of thc Craft, he delighted to perform. His life prcenU a few deviations from that perfect parallel which Masons hould strive to attain as it is possible for human nature to accomplish. Uf faults or foibles we know not that he possessed any as a man or Mason. We as mortals can not hee any thing in his conduct to condemn, and will treasure his memory as a perpetual example of a pure and blameless life. Itesolvcd, That to thc bereaved companion of our lamented Brother his afilicted consort we offer our tendcr-c-t sympathies, beseeching her to look f(r strength to the great Creator and Saviour of the world in this her day of trial; and to his mourning friends we offer our condolence, asking them to remember that "the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, and blessed le his name." And to his widelyextended circle of friends we say, let us cherish his virtues, emulate his example, and prepare ourselves as living fttones for that spiritual building, that house not made with hands, eter
nal in the heavens. Kolved, That a copy of these resolution be transmitted to the family of our tleeaed Uroth'T. an I that thy be published in the Randolph County Journal. lt. TiioRSßUßo, W. M. D. B. Robbixs, Sec'y: Fur the Journal.
Mn. Kmtor You will announce to
your leaders that the Hon. Caleb B. Smith, recently of Cincinnati, has ac
cepted tli-j invitation to address the
Randolph County Agricultural Society, at the Annual Fair, on the 7th of October. It is needless to say any thing in commendation of Mr. Smith, as mot
of our citizens ate acquainted with him, and will anticipate a rich and instructive intellectual treat on that occatdoti. H. H. Nr.tr.
Prince Regent of Russia, for instance
find himself iu a position to offer his mediation, the French Government would be ready to engage to leave Italy entirely to iLclf niter securing its at V independence. A little boy returning from Sunday School Kiiil to his mother, "Ma, ain't there a kliten chism for little boys? this cat-echism is so hard." MAiiiin:i,
Ilr the Hcv. I. N. Tavlor, nt the res!tnce
of the bridVa father, in Jar Countv, Ind.. 011
Wednesday, the 20tli instant, .Air. M. W. MosTGOMr.Rr, of the Journal office, Win
chester, to Miss Mart It. Votaw.
We have not much acquaintance with tho
fair ladv who has been so bolJ as to take
unto herself the management of thc larjest "Devil" iu our office, but we ftel assured that she must have a brave heart and true cour.ijre or else she would not voluntarily hive assumed such a relation. We trust that now, if never before, the "woman'
miv rightfully control and "subdue" thisunruly "personage," f whom we have heard to much. That the happy pair may be indefinitely continued, and that complete and revised and if possible improved editions of the same may from time to time be publish' el, is the uu.iuiiujui wish of the Journal
office.
i:ieetIon of Directors of t'nion Christian College. A meeting of the stockholders of
the above-named institution will be held at Farmlaud on the second Tues Any (i)th) of August to elect directors. This college start under verv favoraLie auspices. The friendtf of the. institution have already a good seminary building in which the primary department will soon be put in operation. The colfogi building will soon be put under contract, and will be pushed to a speedy completion. It is located in Mcrom, Sullivan County. The citizens of that place donated 8o5,OO0 to the enterprise. This certainly speaks well for the liberality of tho place. The location is represented as being every way desirable, and all the surroundings attractive. Tho college site and grounds contain thirtylive acres. The scholarship system, which usually for a long time oppresset colleges, has been happily avoided. - a) - Improvement Needed.
The guttering on tho south side of
Franklin street is to high in ono or twa places as to prevent tho water
from running ofT. Hcnco in front of
the post office and in that locality, the trater has stood so long that it smells offensive. A very littlo work would remedy the matter, and it ought to bo
done.
A good shampooning, and a nice,
aiy shave, are not only necessary
but indispensablo operations this hot
weather. Sylvester Buckner, whose
hop is two doors north (up stairs) of
tho Jocrxal office, is prepared to ad
minister these little comforts in the
most satisfactory manner.
Winchester, at various times during the last ten years, has been favored
with numerous barlers, but the citi
20ns have never before been blessed
with one who attends so closely to
business as does Mr. Buckner. He is II the time sober, shaves you quickly
and easily. Give him a call.
We have not as yet had a good tupply of ripe apples in our little town. Who will bring us two or three wagon loads?
Tho Indiana School Journal for July U received full of interesting matter for the friend of Kducation. Thirytwo cases of small pox, resulting in death, occurred in Boston in tho course of the last sis months. Marriage licenses are below par this warm weather. Xew wheat has mads Its appearance in our market.
Godey's Lady's Book for Augtist is received. This is ono of the few magazine's of our day that keeps on the "even tenor of its way," always full of interesting stories and delightful gems. But the engravings and fashion plates of this number are, wo think, unusually beautiful. Terms, $3 per year. Subscribers to the Journal can be furnished with this magazine at '2 per year. Address L. A. Godcy, 32o Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
A rtoI!crI!or on n Tour. Thc Cleveland Herald roller-boy in countiy printing offices called the "devil" got permission last week to join an excurbion party on a lake steamer, but he forgot to put money in his purso before he went abroad,
and tho result was the Captain had to chalk Roller's hat. He sent back his
experience in tho shape of a letter,
from which we make an extract, as a solemn warning to all other roller
boys: Calling at once upon Captain Kvans, and frankly owning that I hadn't tho first red for expenses, the genor-ous-hcatted old fellow exclaimed, "Never mind, my boy! wo won't go to the trouble of putting you on shore. Stow yourself away where it is most convenient, and we'll tako you back to Cleveland to-morrow free of charge." Perching myself on a barrel of new tut nip near the ticket-offi -o. my ears were suddenly inieiested by the hallbreathing, half-extdosivo tones of a man's voice applying for tickets who appeared to fear that he should be heard by some one Inside tin clerk. "I ay," he exclaimed, "nu and my wife have just been married, and I'm looking for Vommodat ions." "Looking for a beith?" hastily inquired the busy ch'rk, passing tickets out to another customer. "A Urthf thunder! no," gasped the astonished man, "we haint but just got married! I want a pla 'e to htay
in au night; a room, you know, and and a b-d." "Ah! yes, certainly," replied the polite clerk, looking as if .something salt had got into his eve, you shall
have th tost that the boat afford; we always look out for the comfott of wedding parties." On the arrival of the boat at Detroit I sauntered up town to look for work in some of the offices, but was told by the editor of a daily paper that the city wan already so full of devils that delegates from Cleveland would stand no ort of chance. I therefore tart for home in the inorniug. Di:CEAR OK CoNt.IlEsSMEN Ht.F.CT. Three of the members of Congressmen elected to the next House of Representatives havedied, viz: Hon.Thos'. L. Harris, in the Sixth district of Illinois; Hon. Cyrus Spinck, in thc Fourteenth district of Ohio; and Hon. Wm.
O. Goodc, in the Fourth district of Virginia. Messrs. Goode and Usrris wcro representatives iu thc Uit Congress. .
wi.ciiiiT2:n .ixAKKirrs. Flour per barrel $7,00 Flour per cwt, r,5J Wheat per bushel, l.' O Corn Meal per bushel 1,'jO Harle v per bushel SO Rvc,. CO Corn, QU .' Potatoes 1,"IJ Ouxons. H; Turnips, 10 Lud per pound, IS Butter, 10 Cheese, 12 Su;:.ir 1" Coü'ee, 1." Honey, 1: K-'irs per dozen, Silt per barrel, 1,75 S.ilt per bushel, TO Tallow Caudles ptr pound, 15 Op.il i0 Star, 2. Mulasse per irallon,. CO
Dayton Crackers per pound, thick wheat Flour per cwt V,75 White Ihnn. per bushel,. 1.00 White Fish, per hf barrel 0,0 ) Pickirel, " .V Tront, " 5,00
Firearm, vSv Piniol, etc. Al A small stock of DRY GOOjDS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. ma 1 3 ISTEW DRY GOODS ST0BE. EDWARD EDGER HAS just received and opened a wellselected stock of DRY &n0155
Corijiitin in part of brown and blenched j
muslin, lawn;, berajres, chali, hwis und Indian mull, ginham., both foreign and domestic, and a line lot of beuutiful print of the latest sdtlcs. His stock of MOTIONS U complete, und among them may be found hosiery, gloves, pins, needles, riblxn and trimming!, and every tiling usually found in that department. Ilh stock of T A II Ij E C V T Ii ES R Y is of thc ery best quality, and every article sohl in tili. line will be warranted. His p o c u j: t k a i v 12 $ are all of Giort Woitenholm's best his
name is a guarantee to any knife and the prices are very low. He ofiVrs a small assortment at cash price?. II'h entire stock, is new, neat and clean, and to their inspection he invite the public, fully believing tltat the goodä end prices will secure him customers. (XT' Store east of the northeast corner of the public squ ire, on Main street, in Thos L. Scott's old stand. i;n2t Champion Stove Store, PSKT SHOP.
PUMPS! PUMPS! -II. Sc W. W. AKEK, HAVC established a PUMP FACTORY in Winchester, and will keep constantly on hand n supply of PITMPd of superior tpJality, of seasoned timber, and well painted, which will be old on reason ible terms, and put up on chert notice. They are made with SLATri to prevent freezing. PumM reaired, ete. All order a.Ui esu'd to us in Winchester, Ind., prompllv attended to. ipr2l mm axd mm mi TIHOS. WASD'S MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP. Up Stairs, over Hardware Store. HAVING ju.-t rcceivisj hi. SJprinjr and .Summer stvles of (JKNTLEMEVS CLOTHING GOODS, Is prepared to make, to order, WEAICIACt apparel, Of all descriptions and on the most favora-
I blc t'Trr.s. His coods comprise all of the j most fashionable and latest ctvlts of Cloths,
Cassimtres, Cashmerettes, Angola Cassimcres, and a tine assortment of All work done in the shop Warranted to give satisfaction. READY MADE CLOTHING Always on hands of our own and eastern manufacture.
M 1 bigs Rio Cofle;
0 pocteti Java If) baits Moeho
.Suarx A: !IoIae?. .rr hhds. N. O. Sugar; 75 hbU. Cruhed and Powdered L-U .VI Refined Sugar; i V) N. O. M l ier; G) ' L'tn Golden mp. TEAS. IU hf. ehestn Imperii! Tea; nt Y. 11. 1: (i. P. 1J Ulack
101 cad iJica Imperial 103 Y. II.
It ICE. 50 tlcrecs Uicc. ivi: sTirrrs. S cisei F. Indigo; a casks M adder; .ri bb's Alum; 2 Copperas; 1 lllue Vitrol; It Epsom Sdta. s!'ici:s. CD btgs Tepjer; 21 " Pimento; 30U mats Cassia; ,r) bales Cloves; SO boxes Ginger. xvts v riiuiTs.
(Vi t!.e b-t ;;uu.l n.ci)-. Ilf i " eiak!;; tu.h arr:.!. u.i i.'s a vieufch! Lira t ti'.l nil 4rirs in th; lir.r :')
Wliuil'r. IIonrK.'.'ie rfi ci! -l S-.Trdi!i
Piiici n, introductd his t;'o'd Purifir and '
I5!oovl Fills in the United Stati ! e -f t f.i.-.h
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cide re -eryhire appro iv.r :ir.d i;rg:ng !
tho use ol tiiese v. r.r.ii rli:I j reparation?. All w'.io confide in the wisdom an honestr of th: c!.is or 'io cheo eto inrcitigate for themelvr, re now of etie wind oa tl!s
imrortant subject.
Wagons! Wajjoiib!! T. J. HULL.
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Pr. U. back inxitca the attention of the i ! r- A Ul '! lr,0I:, : ,sr" sick to the j l...f1 YV r r 'rS; from nu-m!.rs of the .IMi-il 1 rofe-.on, , .... . :. .... ,.. , r.
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est respn-tiVditr. pmn; Hr.ualol tra- ; to Lc ep i.t.-t ntiv rr Inn 1, orxlintrycr.rrs wrung,!: by the tune die, of i InriM M.l 1M(1 nrlttwhich cures thev tl.tmschct wt re j "5 l'J;111 ai,U Prillj, r.yv. ilncrv. . .... non.
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These rirtics nny be ein5t:!;ej r.eronal!v ! , .1 ,..,.. !.;. !. 1 . 11 t,. .
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upon the su'"i t. 1 lie t vi-. m-o in the no- ! ...,...(
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session 01 Dr. Kt)nt k , v iiu ii ?s nt all times
5 bbls. S. S. Almonds; 5 U.S. 3 " Eraxil Nuts;
3 " o
English Walnu'
Pecans;
73 boxe? M. R. an J Layer Raiein; Iü kegs. Prunes; 3 casks Currant. 75 bbls. Vinegar; S')0 boxed Candles; 100 Soan; .10 bbld. Tar; 50 dozen Washboards; I'U ' Huckets; V " Nos. 1 and 2 Tubs; G J lied Cord. feblT KNI113LY, McINTIRK A CO.
October Illectiosi. Thomas M. Hrowm: ii ft candidate for re-election to the ullke of Circuit Prosecuting Attorney. rilAKKS this method of informing all 1. those indebted to him, that all his .Note and Accounts, not otherwise dis. yosed of, are now in the h inds of II. F. DIGG.3 for collection. Those knowing tlu iiHelvrs indebted to him, would do wrll to call at the Jul una I. OHice and tcttle im-nudiatelv.
FRUIT C-AJISrS. SELF-SKALINO AND WAX CANS, for hale bv
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JAM IIS S. C'OTTOM.
liJrrciivillr ami Uiami
CHANGll OF TIMK. and after Thursday, December 2d,
IN!?. Trains will run as follonu:
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JOS. fiUCKETT, WJfOI.l: I.E AMD BiTAII. DEAI.t R IS
stoves; coppee,
TIN & JAPANNED WARE, Store West of th' South trest corner of the i'ublic Hymne, Winchester. I have on hand and intend keeping, at all tum., a lull assortment of COOKING STOVES
of the Lest and mo.it approved patterns, such m the iJinmoiicl, IM) wis ire, ami llclipse,
nil of which will be sold at reasonable rates, ranging from Twelve to Thirty Dollar forSTOVUS FULL TRIM MUD. Also, various mzcs and patterns of Air - Tight Fan-3oii AND rEcac STOVES, all which will be warranted to be ns represented; and every plate in the Champion fcftove is warranted fur ticelrc mouths. I nlo manufacture TIIST "W-A-IR, IE, of evrv varietv, nil of which I Warrant, und olfer for sale titlur at Wholesale or Retail.
Tin Koofin
Gr. "W- HILL Will be ready to attend to the cutting, m iking and selling of every thing that may be called ior in the Tailoring line. Thankful for tho past liberal patronage, I would desire my friends and the public generally to call and see my stock and price.-; befcre purchasing elsewheie. ma 1 Til OS. W .UM). hm avoirs1 a si " MONEY TOls SAVED!!
XOTIOAS. HAT. A.D V.WS. J. COFIMZAIV Ac CO. Impjrters aai Wholesale Dealers iu
accessible to the public, establishes the following Tan :
i Tint the Plooo Fran it r and Ri.ood Pit ts I have been proved bv .malvs'u t
domain m .IiueiaI, That ther cure thc almost universal complaint,
with unerring ccrtuinty, a:.d in a v rv sh-jtt j time. Tii it after all otlur M'jwiciii h-ve : provid ueies, tlu-y r iio t Litei' liaif::iut. ! a.d rtstrv the hea'.ili un l sUA-rg'.L of tLv j suC'trtr. Th.-.t i
Sivli Fei:i:i!cs, wls'j have lanruiyhe.1 for ve-ir i:i l.l;Vs3 weal;nc4 and iltspo'iiiei.y, r..cupi r.'t- :lh almost miraculous ra -'oi'. und r their invigoratiiig o;-tratio:i. That a!l s mal u:a-
biiitiea are rmod bv t:.i.- e-i I'.al and
gently st;:uutatii;g : re. ert.v. 1 üut thev
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ViVW wv T. J. LULL.
P. Cj'i, Lur.;trr cr PoJucf, tukta In exrhanre fi.r werk, March 1.
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S Pre.'r.
Olovcs, Hosiery, rirc- Works F.-iiicy (nitdicsf Toys, Pocket rmlcTy, olc. 2o. '-1 Third Stre.t, North tide, opposite the Town Clock, bet. Kueis'y, Molntirc Co.! and Main t., DAYTON, OHIO. jroB corrvf.w. c. v. o.-aonx.
! dbucd.
Cl-eisucl'-l, Dve fill
Ti:at tlieir lirt-c: Une'ti:ov is ij
Leitet. ion lAlv. and render it tniorable. That, o"r:ttiri-
! directly upon thc ; uion o f disrast in the Ihud . U.2j,o'
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rrnin Norns and X ULLONOING TO
ACCOUNTS
FIRST TR.UX, AfCOMMOOATIOX, Leaves Dtyton, (I'nton Dejvjt,) nt f.30 A. M., on arrival of the I'xprcsA Train of tbe Cincinnati, Hamilton K I)ayton R. R., find arrives at Union ut 11.50 A. .M. RHTCRMMJ, Leaves Union at l'J..'iÜ P. M.,nnd arrives at Dayton at 4.K V. M., connecting with the Mail Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton A; Dayton R. R., leaving Dayton at 1.15 P. M. Br.coNo TR4ix, r.xrRKia, Leaves Dayton (Uuion Depot,) at 2.10 P. M., and arrives at Union .'. 1 F. M., connecting with trian on the I. P. A: t. R. R., for all points on the line ofthat Road West of Union. RirrfRixn.
Leave Union at 5. !." A. M., on arrival of the train on the I. P. k C. R. I!., and arrives at Diyton at A. M., connecting with the Express Train ol the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dtvton R. R., leaving Davton at liedV'i II. C- STIMSON. Sur-t.
Gutters nnd
Spoilt in
WllOLIlSALL AND R-EXJTX, STOKE,
I'aritiland. Ind.
IIOMAS KF.ARNS has received the
largot stock of lioods evrr broiilit
to t!ii m krk.i t, u hich he otl'i rs at extr t lo prices, either at wholesale or ritiil. Coun'ry m reliant wouhl do eil to call ami recra;t tin ir 'rk-. f lyr'i"
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a.
At t!ie sipi of the IMG .;TT HOOT, north of PucUu's tE!
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tin .iwj', '-iy tut iu. in.-1 cash price- for tat 0 tib, Sli-p and Ilog, ii. d have the viry best Meat in mirki t on Tuesdays, Tliurslva and Saturdays, which is sohl at us bn prices as can poib!y be afforded. Dn't forget t!iey py Cash for tock. Call at the sirn of the I.li? Hoot.
we?t v( jail building.
JUST RLCKIYF.D from the
actorr a vrv luaw tock of
I HAVE n m i n uf.
ARNLSHES of all kinds, which I am bound to fell im low as it can be bouzht at Cincinnati, Richmond or Dayton. I will duplicate any bill bought ut either of the above place. Jut trv inc. Bnr'-H ' W. H. PIF.RCE. LUMBER! LUMBER! rriHE untU rigtusl kp constantly on J hand and will mw to crder All riimU of Lumber, hieh he will elclirtT iu Winchester and vicinity on as returnable terms aa any Mill in the county. lr Friends, send on your orders, I luvt x large tot of poplar logs on hand, xn-y I J, Ii, f. BUNDY.
will be put up at fair prices of good, substantial material. I take pleasure in doing nil sorts of JOB WORK AND REPAIRING, ull of which hall be done with neatness ami dUpatih. ZU" I will take in exchange for any thing that I have to sell Oi.o Iron, Fkwier an! Corri.R. CJ I invite your attention to my stock lefoie purchasing eisen lure. j.vHI ' .JOH.V IS. I.EAKI?, CA HI' EMEU A!) ISOLDE!!,
I S prepared to da any thing In hi line, on I the shortest n lice, and in a workm inlike maiuur. Residence near Winchenter Seminary. Work solicited. jelG JOHN M. I. A WS. J lJEHI r. LAW'S JOHN K. LA'.VS & SON, li:.Lrs ix WOOL AND SHEEP PELTS, Ft. Wayne Avenue, south of dtpot,
mar l Ricmmono, Ixu 1Y virtue of au x'ci:t"oii to me dirt ct-
83 l I from the Randolph Comm n Pieas Ctiurt, I will xpoe 1 1 ki1 at the courthoue door, in Winihett r, Itm lolph Co., I. id., on the- VN'tli !.iy of July, li'J, bttw cn the hours of Id o'clock A. M. anJ 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the follow in; r-al et ite, situate! in Randolph County, Intl., to wit: The south half of the w'e,t half of the outh-ett fjinrttr f stction one, iu township eichtet u, r-tti-e thirtun east, containing forty acrs, more or less. Executed as the prowrty of Alien Newman, rep!ein luil fordoorge W. Cornelius, at the s ait of Simon Mack, Henry Mack Harmon Mack and Abraham Mark. WM. M. CAMPRCI.L. June HO, 155. rf, e $'). Sheriff R. C
Pike's 'Peak a II u mini';! 4 LL thosf wlso are indbteil to me, wI1 Confer h great favor by calling on nnd ecttling the same. I am in great need of mmey; so come along, friends, and pav me what ou owe. inuCC " KM IIIATT. ioticc TS hereby given, th it the undersigned has I. been ajo?.nteAl administrator, de bcr.u lion, of the rtate of Thoma Gillum, l.te of Randolph County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed t be solvent. C. FORCE SLACi:. June ,!3. I !:?. Adm'r, dc bonus n".
WJRHD 5ü DIGGS Are in my hands for coiiGction, AND MUST Di: PAID, SPEEDILY! It is out of ray power to grant longer indulgence. Those indebted will pleaso remember this natter. TfiSOHAS WAUI). ma 19 CROCK ER &. NEEL, ANI COMMISSIOX MERCHAXTS, ir..i.i:it.H is' Flour, Meal, FEED, ETC. Ä'oh! St., Ui t. Ith A: Gth, Opposite the J'assetffjcr Depot, apr2J ItlCllUOM), .YD. OA(Ui dor. Cotton Hosiery; äUUU H:,( !.. iilk Cloves and
Mitts, received and for sale nt J. COFFM AN CO.'S, mut21 .V,M Third St., Dayton. O.
4 Large assortment of POCKF.T CUTXV LLRY, rece iv d and for sale at J. COFFM AN & CO.'.S, mar'J I ?LT,i5iL,,t, lLlvt( Large ast irtment of Fur, Wool, Straw V. Palmleaf HATS, at verv low prices, at J. COFFM AN k CO.'S. muJl .VJl Th'.rl st., Davton, 0.
DARST & HERCHELRODE. Third St., Daylou, O. We arc now prepared to exhibit to our friends and the trade generally. A LAUGE AMD GCNERAL STOCK OK
t'nihe Soon lo II :! 1
and dischtrgi-from the y-Kru cry t.;ig i rhysiciaiH r.r.1 CCZr.XTX TczlcTZ, "cr,;I:1' uLtll,4, hcri.-;;;iry yr'otuu-, 1 eau HU-oiy them wiu wise. :.. atl,y ; TTrT--rr i', j A C2nr Ilcviuit U:o Drl.ililatiil. 7, T, . i ..t Ltv iT.ces. 1 a.u ivü!. i not to t;r. anu that there is. n j ti!'u- of the Suunaca ! deriii. and Iiowe!-,tlje Lixtr, .rvou- ry ,!t in, j tlie Skin, li laud or Mu.-ele', in whu a t)u- i Hirrnr i r t
J do litit give fitüi.tyt rof, and, fit" admia's-! ?M Hlli)i I illl) KS
tired before the A t ry eita i'.'. '. t iu. s been ii-vaded.) rft ct a j tti'nlcs ;;...' i -rtct eure, i V.icA7M -v I tiuve j'.s ir-
Jiear in m;r.d that the scan o:aviAV Wo- ' V ctiv-d the s. a blc L'looh Pills are indoied by the . ; .'. , yv' ; -t . f
ETA ELL
perience of thou -a
c I in v itnet( i, '
who, in Itttt r. a!h lavits. i.iedi.-.il works, and j bv word of moid!:, pr.)c!.i'::i (!ie:.i to b the 1
! very best preparation ff t!;e l-.hid r ii'i red
to the broken-down vietuus ol lil health.-
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lhe hint dwa.-e tiiMugli cvetv a Vi nue I . ' . i . .i j , , c i. . , nnd organ of the t ti:i. aoj to ext-el it r, i , . . ... Ihc-ouehly and Hri:i,t:.t,tlv. 1 I ' l ' , u'" l' r Ui. l'' No o,,e ca., Jo,bt th. irMM, rioritv after ! r;.v,vi V;;; i ir;;H. "4,:-:,,r:T;:-:M ; ,r one single trwl-ther are i,o o,:!v Utter. lr'U) 1 " nt '.V 'J V" v':'1.":';r r'J-T
. - I liliLI ll.lllk "L. M''..am I... I. 1 . , i i I I J i 1 I
STAPLE &, FANCY DRY GOODS. roui;n;. v domestic, And will HUKtain tho character of
tock by the constant uJli-
Hons throughout tue
out, in l.itt, elit;ap.r Mian niiv ntlur rn.i.i, :. . .1 .... .. ! i . . i
n'j .i i uv ? .i le-.s iiu!;..jerui L.ei.iiu ir ;u?t a better i lit er.
Price of the Scandiim i.in Jl'.ood Purifier, i
I can sell Can rui ! Ltt.r Pj: r at tho
our
season.
IN
öhoritTs ale.
Styles and Prices, We shall be able to offer our customer: eviry Advantage the market can a Cord. Our etock will embrace every thing bclonring to the Gcaicrni Dry Woods XtllSilllOSHI Staihlnrd Era nils Fast Colored Trials; Dres Cood, f every variety;
Clothe, Caininicrea Sat in et t TuceiK.
Jetin, Collonctlt-, rcuinix nud Drills; Blcac!.fd i Drown
Vi. 1. 1 In,, t VLanllnirr
CUIIllUa IV CilUllll33
Stripes, Check
und IMaid;
one oollar pr bottle, or live .!ol!ai per hilf. -n, ,n a..V;,J4 e on Citvjri.-, ' Wrapping 1-ur.n. Ol the fcc.iridii.an.ixi Wood 1 ill,. v ,p T$ ;., prT ,..,,utit v," r.ln :.n on J;ai.d. Jj cents per box. or . boxes i,ir o: dollar.) s (V ,t0 :..,Ml; ,,rvV'.,. No!n
head Dr. Ron uk i'j't tial N -dices IhiAs ( f all Ki.ils by t!ie S -.'. Also, ami Ct rtiJicates, T-uwli!:t 1 in a eons:-icuous Rlinks liool.s lroia -." etr.ts ur- l f v.Oi.
pa 1 1 oi paj.i r Irani lime 10 lime.
Dr. Roliack'a Mulieal Almanac and Fam
ily Adviser, containing a cr at Amount ol
imeM.-u.ng ..nu a.u.io.e irjieai inioi mt- j ?A ( r Vcr trou-ht to the West, ul.uh I
i on, can oe nau grain o; any o; nu a-u.is .,. titti mined to tll nt a v.rr tui.xU r"?.
I hae eutainly Xlv el-ij-vt Ivt of W..JI
throughout the coin. trv.
In ditlicult or e. -triplicated cases. Dr. Roback may be consulted p r nally or by letter, ir.clodng a jtampfui reply. Principal OHice and Sale Room, No. fi Fast Fourth St.. I'd RalMiiiv from Main stret t, Cincinnati, O. Laboratory in II minion I street. For sale in Randolph county by J. T. Johnson, Vir-Ii'-t r ; 'I iVs. Kearn, Win 1stir; A. McICew, Rid.'il!e; J. fc:p. Deirfield; J. A. Sedliviui, I'airview; D. Tiioruburg, Lmmett-vilie; .. Ih-eson, H'tnt ville; J. A. Newman, II!o ii:rtisjMjrt ; Dun', Harris V Co., Lynn; R.S.St irb ick, Rut na Vit ; L. Thornburg, Windsor; arid by Druggin! ami Mcrclumt.s gen rally ti.r m -:l,ouf the Union. ff, h. :i, l-.7. j
OHIO LllillTMG HI)!) WUIIKS.!
Come and tt v mr, and sic if I u:a Lot a Zhm n inv wni. Jan.ti't. w. ii. rii: i; c DR. JOHN BULL'S Pom pa und Irrtornl rf Y.ild fhrrry! A Sei hi'.li? an d Rapid Cure for m!1 I it ef t'.ic 'ilaoat ;.nl I..t:g, n.'.r.eiu 15roitc!iit l.iiliK i, i'iu i.jr .,in, pitu lis i. A-li.m i,C.' J , (.Vi; .'-j ;ttil. Cf Rloo!, IMp'L.t-.'i ol the IL it, C tan lis, Wlioi.pl:.- u h,L ti tl Stteii.Mh, DlL'i.s.ll L.tatl. if:', lfal i.t u d if:iiait:.'2a o.xi '.urno! Rt'o.v wc innita f i w cuo-t.it! In'ra the inany we hue l .t ly i eeiv ti iu f-tr of tliid valuable L'.iJic.ut:
J. K. WZSTON, M anuf.icl ur r .V irdt sale i' ahr iu
j From a ru'iitcrc ti M. F.. Cla n r., r In will Kiioun t!rua; hjut tic Statt tJ Kit,
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1") Y viitue of two fee bills and one exeI J cition to me tlirectcd from the Randolph Circuit a:id Common Picas ('ourts, I will . xpose to sale at the court house door, in Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana, on the 2Gth day of July, l-S'J, bet w ein the hours of Id o'clock A. M. c:.i 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following real estate, situated iu Randolph County, Ind., to wit : Ucing a part of the south half of the north
wot rpiait.r of section ciglit, in township ' White CoOtls nnd eightt tii, north id' range fourteen ast, and ,
bounded as lollow , to wit: commencing At the north-east corner of a lot in said described tract, ownid by Rtijah and Mark Nichols, thence uet with the north line of said lot nine ami one half rod to a stake, tlu nee with the State road north forty 1'eit tv a st ike, thence a.-t nine anJ one halt rods to a stake, thence routh thirty ocvtii tet nnd seven inches, to the place of be-
Lxccuted ai thc prorerty of All n New- anv kind of
and Jeremiah fcmith. I -tt-Cj--L-i iÖi.J.-ti, WM. M. CAMPRF.LL. do well t call on or a idrcs thc unit rJunc 30, XziO. 'lie $!. Sheritf R. C. j iigmd, in Cnion City, In i. Indianapolis
and Iudlrlontaine Railroad L nc, (Ji.io and Indiana State line I haveontned a
tli-eiro f).ii e eitei'i is .;:!. ;i.c x i:j i otiunufacture, !hu ri nd rir.- t!.i !ii ir.ua! t
tc.; j coop, r as coi Juct'T-. Tl.' V .ii'"' i.'i tin t tt j lengths, with avur.i'ely htttd bra- 'rv
coiiiiictiii'.' loint; t.ie v, h..e- li. .untui with
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silver, Miireiunot a r.t uie Oa-ewr.:i
ne gativ e i.i agm t, w h.ch .ot -s Hit pow c r, :: to rn extraordinary- e .ttnt.oi d'x.h ;:gii..' j I
the opposite ilim r.n !' t:'. iiuit JV t ri u 1
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Lmbroidrrirs;
. Triuimins, Ilositrr, .Notions, etc. fellT ÜAilST k Iir.PeC!ir.LnODE.
7 " j r-- (J.Vur, ri--peetful!y f -aTvruiriVi ...5.1.: ui' v I i e otnmunic itions w ill rout rrurj
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thur.der stt-Ttn. 'Ihe fait ar:d in
lators arc of an ir.tni
fa.yxopiHce up, ani imor.uing t'e er.t.rc ! t r .:. ,t. : , , t,v it.ftnl I nu lul r-. rteolioii uf cie;i e i:p to the I ti -t i.t .i:r.; t m.v.iJ tbst ')'t c i . i r . j, i
! the v.holc eon-.l.tutiii the !.. '. lii-.::.-
ci Lt ni.'i Silent Conductor i ver pi iüie; tj the public. I also m u.vf.icUr- a solid c'rrurati-J C;. per Rod, vhl'.tt is i'.r n:p-ri.r, az.d can be said aitheapss t'.i- i : -i -y things t!':at are now b -ing ;;t tp il.ro'.'.. t'.i e-.:ntry. The F.ictoiv i.- i'oc Lrge;.and i.".jt (.uw
Yoirx, re-; i tti'wi; , Jüi.3 iL Toi.vi. r.vv-jvtit-, f IT, HI,;-. Dr. J ', i l'.t.il, l. viytL', .'t' ftriv
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THOMH ADniCTO.J 'DAVID WILU! ADDINGTON & WILSON, or IVcv 35 1. fi'Icasant. "TXTOL'LD inform the public generally V that they ke p on L end and lr sale a good assortment of DRY GOODS, Together with Calicoes, Detain, Plain and Figured. Alpacas, Mudiris, Jeai.s, Satinitts, Tweds, and Men wre t'ener;ely, together with a full toek ef NOTION'S; especially do we it ip a geoj stcli of EOOTS.& SHOES, Hits & Caps; togeth.r with a general variety of Hardware and Queensware. Coffer, Tea, Su-ar und Molaris. And tirocinia ot all kind always on Land ur.d sold for the verv lowet pricr. We are biniug ALL. KI.J)S OT .ItlI., and l aving the highest r.iarLet pri e. D.int f.til to give us a call before you buy vour Gjo '.s or sell your C.riin, a we are d ter nincd to give s itisi'aetion. urn I'j?.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE in this place, and can greatly facilitate buiniis with person wishing to buy or kill Land or Real LMatcia thii vicinity. I hui now o:firing to Keil Valuable Lands and -ell-iniprcvcd Farms, Towu Property, etc., at reasonable rates. Sjme Great Dariin to W had if applicl foroon. I also have an agency from St. Lou's, Mo. , for Buying, Selling nud Trading iu Uisroiri and other Western Lands.
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pl tp of the kind in I'ne l'ii'.t-d t.it .. j OA t ..a!!-. 1 .i.'i 1 t , ft"i. ri.- 1 . li.l
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iauu..ai i-iti. I..", .'liii Lr., O lrou unJ RraC liT'n.-. Cl;ui .-t S vr MdlsSa-di and MV.ry Saw Mills, Iir. K. :: cing, kr., Ä. . L vi ry detcri; t';o.i cf JuV:rg and Rep iiii:ig don.- prinpf v. Ve are Agents for Mizh't.ieU Tool- and M it. rials, V otil.t.r i::d Rigitir', ll e'i'i Patent F.re Proof .s .,!,, Ihn!., J ul a;J
I Vault D )ors I;r-;lir Proof Lot La. i.e.
I cm furnish Lvnd to Trader at LOW , Ntar the K .i.nvl Dro.t. PRICES, ur.d proc ire Lr.iric with Land J M. P. DLN.MS, S-!c A-mt. Warrant, or with Cafcli, on a ilu'.I coa- alr Jd
rilon. Jjfy" Dusir.rs solicited. Charrcs
Cakf-.s reasonable, and inlorn:ai;oa g
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ALLEN' WALL, Pora:rTa Dierfiild, Indiana.
in alI! MEREDITH HOUSE, given North-cast c:rir of Miin r.d I"!'th .t.
ICtc'iMUva, Ix o S. BAECOCX Proprietor.
Tj An caiMibu vil!
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t ac. erd-
i ii to t!ir directlo: s; id fit r tl r rr f :?t d oe I t .öh 1 f. i relit f, ?.d I iTetf 1 BMei h. If the battle I &i it.tiu'y riFtvc 1 uf tbe COtdi, ar.d v r. a vll t vtr I Ii, I go: tLe l.t;!e fer cy tlaehtfr, zl t:;-,n U.j:'g it. !.e i ht:cc-i Etir ard irnme dht? relief rd l.a!'!i. f-he h4 cv.;rh of J.irr lard'r.r, ar.d vl.ivh thrt&tf td Cor.scUiptiwL. Ver, rtr-t Wr, Jl"!L- It. Hamtito. .VII l T . . , : . . . . . V . , a
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i cot.vev traveler ta ,onifn in-u i I trt.tini4 ir !r.i
nd from the ileiot free of chsrre. r.d I mtv.ns fir ..??'; net I h.V.moiJ t
every tiling ah-jut the estab'.irhtncr.t
evt .'Uctorily doner i: tlicfwerrc. ratro:i45r re-pectVully ?rdic:tcd. b-i' l'
w. w. pnnnr.Ts. ijuucaif,
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