Randolph County Journal, Volume 3, Number 31, Winchester, Randolph County, 2 February 1865 — Page 2

Tili: K.lXDOLr.I JOURN AL I , "? . - ..- I 'llioruis considerable fmiri in TlinDAV, FKIIUirAUV L lG.V tlu urmy on the ml jcct of bounties j paid by .n tn t;ptu the people, aMKMftoi'Tlli: wi:i:k. (sensed lv -r Hoards of CuMinif.cn. I)rckTavIor!ia5Mii.Ke.k-rsionCj.9. Vl.il- wc think it the fur 1 1 . i 1 1 ..i.i n. .. i ,

i.cn.iiwi. in- pi mi Hong,. . . . um .1 i i anil-lcaiy. neuier lie peisser the indorrit.nblo spirit of his father, ii vet to he seen.

Hood has tnrr.it! over his co.u- j tln?f to a,siH in j,aVin- lar-e bomimand to Tayl(rr and ia doini; so he j,;t.H to oti1(.rs. uj1(. mokiblv he voltried to inaU a nice valedictory. It t ,mteered without any other compeni a tfood tiling to kci- a atitl" upper- !s:ltj0M t,.m , cr month. We anlip, Mr. lluol. i,,ot surprised that the subject is lleojatniii. Secretary of State; Sed-! :itvak-nmr a deep hostility amonir don, Secretary of War, and Jmljr' ; tie solilicrs. We hope the Indiana Campbell, AVstant Secretary of j Legislature will take some steps to War, hac all tendered their K'Sl!- exeintt the soldier from ?aviriir

n:Hion. I From the most reliable Circes ! that we can fcathcr news, if we are , to jud-c from tho ni.irit of Hie ' reUl press, Jtir. Davis is still deter-1 mined to fspht us. ! The peace bubble has bursted, and; Hlair stork is ll.it. ! (loldhas advanced a little under : a heavy combination. It is reported that Kit bySmit!i j rm negotiated with .Maximilian, to j trnnsferaU his rebel troops V Mex- . -mmm0 - roic no.mi: IM Itpusi:. John C. Iln-ckiurid is now rebel Secretary ot War. John ha not yet bhown what he s f.t for; he has lecn tried in various positions and found wanting. Wo think John is like a dog wc once heard of, that had been tried for everything but coon hunting, and was found worthies. Ilia owner said that as nothing was made in vain, he could with propriety rc commend him as a good coon log. - rnir.M)M:ss.

The Stars and Stripes will soou:Tho rf?bpU ,:lvc flvc m;ii. ,im.s Mravc over the entire Southern 'oii-j aromi(l pieiltn0nd, but ther are but federaey. The rebel press dmit jtwo arimnl Ieter.s1iir:r. In front of that if Jeff Davis does not quit his j thp outer lim a hc:lvv al(.lUis an(l fooling, the South cannot hold idiev:uix.de-frise.- The privates in out six months longer. 1W JelH JLct..s 2ralltl annv :ire ,,atllv clotll,.tl, will die with fewer friends than did ; nn(l distinction exists m the Aaron Purr, besides 1m, will be , rank3; so great is it that all would outcast and a vagabond. He had Li,) 1.1 w

better do as did his great prototype. th d 1, ask permission to go into the bwinc, and then plunge into the sea. cnrwni.iM; to in:rr. The Southern Confederacy is crumbling to pieces. Men and ollicers are continually deserting. The Hssatisfaction h very great. Senator Footc forsook the desperate cause some weeks ago. Now we ncc it stated that the rebel General Roddy, a successful cavalry leader, has deserted the rattle snake Hag, and is now within the Union lines. Another great Union victory or two, and the Confederacy, like a great and terriflc land-slide, carrying every thing before it, with her rebel leaders, will be plunged low down into the depths of public infam. m m i:.-si:..Toi: rswirv. This semi-secessionist, of California, has been made a Duke, by France, and is now the Governor of Sonora,Sinali.a, Chihuahua, Durango and Lower California. Wc presume this is preparatory to tho rebellion falling to pieces. There the rebel leaders can retire and find protection, as Duke Gwin is now inviting emigration. Desertions to Canada can now stop, as cowards and semirebels can go to this new Dukedom. Wc should be surprised if this newly created Duke does not come to grief. as will his great patron, Maximilian, A nrspi.KATi. nenr. A terrible tight occurred between detachments of two colored com panic, numbering about fifty men, and t ight hundred or one thousand rebels, under Gen. Lyon, at Scottsboro, !

twenty miles west of Stevenson. jof your olllcers, you repeatedly asThe most determined brnverv was j vaulted tho enemy's strongly en-

exhibited by the negro trooj I.ieut. Hull; they fought the rebels for three hours, and nhe.i surroundcd. cut their way out to an adjacent mountain, where they maintained themselves. The rebel los was one

Colonel and seventeen men killed, , prisoners. Such noble services enand forty or fifty wounded. Union j title you to the lasting gratitude of loss only six wounded. j the Nation. Fortunately this great

rxiri:i. W. u;x wi are nfe in inrr are s thit there has not been, since the tm, a better ?tate of Icelii.g in the j ?vorth than at the pre-ent time; and; never a greater unanimity in favor of rutting down tho rebellion than Ii i Ti, rt ta n.,t AMvr tv there is now. I here is great encrg ... . .. in volunteering, ami a ucr.ermmar.on to fill the present call without re porting to thedratt. The people are

paying gool bounties and all is bar- of lhc Armv of tho rilnii,cranili fif. mony. The election is over, and pjtcr thc battle of Chickamauga. Gen. niindi of thc people arc becoming Thomas has great confidence in thc

cool. Political leaders have settled down into forgetfu'ness, and w e have TXd reason to believe that long before they can raUe their heads aLove

ike surface to agitate again thc great j not surprised atThomas having great poWical caldron, the war will be confidence in thc -Ith Corps, We beover, peace restored, and all will bcijicve that no braver men live than ic thc pursuit of liappiacss. I arc in this Corps.

. t riv iIOi,r.tif. so far as citi-

zern are concerned, vet we have always thought it unjust to the soldier who has Leen fjhtin for tho old l.ountv tax; this sum should bo paid ! al0!le'bv citizens at home. We tVel ! shtislie,l that there is not an honora-! Lie citizen in Indiana, who d(.,inM that our brave soldiers should aist in paying bounties. W'f h:c not stopped to ask whether the law v-ollj(i lQ COntitutional r not. We lhin'!; tnrro ,lf) lli;iU i:i Indiana , crioui, to complain of a law alic!l AVO,,i,l ! so jnt to our brave nu n and their families. ,f lltvl a t ".l llVil n 1111 at rebel deserter bit Friday lnorniivj. Jf left IVter.sbiir"; on Sunday niirht. the löth int., and was at ltichmond ;onlv a few davs befon. His name I I i i i I O iitnt'Mtwlt lll It I f 1 1 ail is John J. Page, and was a citizen of Koekbrid'je county, Virginia; he was in (Jen. Wie's brigade; has been in tin rebel armv over three vears; he says the force at Petersburg will probably amount to liö.OOO men, and at Richmond SO.IMU; this was the understanding amongst the men. lie savs the rebel works are verv strong, I but not as strong as (I rant's works. States will offer them a favorable peace and it should not be accepted bv Jctf. Davis, the annv declare thev will tear down the building over his head and assassinate him; .they will not fight another day after this announcement. All arc anxious to gel back under the old llag. He says it will not do to put negroes into their .irmy; the whites will not submit to it. From these statements, of course, wc must make some allowance, as we do not presume this man, or any ether in the rebel annv. knows exactly what the entire feeling is; but that he represents the feelings of a very powerful party, we have no doubt, from the number of desertions from the rebel army. Thi. man is now at work in Winchester, and any one who desires can converse with him. COXCItATI'LATOKV OKDI'K. Hranat'irtTrai Forreni Armv Corps,? lluutsville, Ala., .fan. t, 1M'J. To th' Ojnccrs ami Svli'u'rs of the Fourth Army Corp : You have received the commendation of his Kxcelleney, the President of the United States, for vour irlorious deeds in the various conilicts around Nashville on the lnthand 10th tilt. You have also received the com j IncIui!ltion of the Commanding (Sen .eral of the forces engaged in those conilicts, not only for your splendid achievements on the field of battle, but for your cheerful endurane of privations and hardships, in the most j indement weather, during the long and vigorous pursuit which followed the rout of the enemy in the vicinity of Nashville. I tender you my grateful thanks for your soldierly conduct, both on the fehl of battle and ia the trvin" pursuit . V ItUW.IW Itfcl till' ally IUI' I WIJI mil T i a I

n4ii,.brlri positions ana irove lnm Wien, i r . i . . ...

from them in confusion and Iis may. The Mih.-tantial fruits of these glorious deeds were twenty-four pieces of Artillery, live Caissons, several fctands of Colors, many thousand J stands of small Arms and two thou i sand four hundred ftnl ibtvvwiv success wa achieved with comparativelv slight lo-s to the Corps. Seven imnumi ami uuy kiiicu ant wounueM hundred and fifty killed an a a 1 ft will cover the entire casualties of the ' f'.irMC in tlm tint liv rnf!ict Tuthe (vkmU of 't!l0 alIan't llcail and to the wounded and 1 am sure I you will join me in this tribute of i eomra.ioMup. i oner my i ymp:thv au condolence, ... . n i i ii. ti. sincere nun. Prig. Gen. Vols. The v4th Indiana has belonged to I thc Uh .prforfrani, :ntion Ith Corps. With Gen. Stanley as Corps Commander and Generals Wood, Kimball, Wagner and Grose, as subordinate commanders, wc arc

J Correspondent of the Journal. DILI), I'HO.M Till! SITU Iti:CI.Mi:.NT. On the 23d u!t., at Hartford City, IuHf.NTsviLLK, Ala , .Ir.n. - lbO."). diana, Sergeast Jaco Staiii.. a respected (l. Xf.fk L received vour .lour- jcUien of the place. a?l twenty-thre nal tc.lav, and wm lad to see the! Te""' te" moct1'" 6r"1 twelv IIis ... . ' , j protracted ufTerlnpH wire borne with extraold home paper; it is always a vol-1 orJin,ry ralience n, fü,t;tuJc, !lU life come visitor at Mir camp, and es- j jieMoil up a chrerfut sacrifice to his counpecially will it le so now, since tin j trj. Hii burial mn attended by all hi. near

'J.id corps has left us for tho KastJ which separates IM from tlie llMth i '1 Indiana, and as you have correspondents with that regiment, we shall be ignite? anxious to see the Journal each week. I send vou twentv-two subscribers for the .Journal. Our troops are well clothed, have plenty to eat, and are in comfort -able cpiarters. There is not much talk about war, though there is conMdrabb -oip about peace; but lu lhlr :iU tllU t:llk u 111 to ylhiiij:, is yet to be seen. 1 would bke to he m service when peace i declared. It would be worth a year of a man's time to hear the rejoicing among the boys when the glorious news is announced. Say to the friends of Company II. that we well; and passed through the 1 II I 4 I'f heavy hghtiug all sale, except hints liaiti". who was wounded iu the first I . . ! charire made iv our regiment, n me He is now doing well and will moii be with us again. (.ok;k 1, C.VKTi'.It. - - m - Kor ic Journal. rriiMr schools. Janiwky Jl, 'bT. I hereby prcsentyou a review of my . l:v!,ms, during the present week Accompanied by .Mr. Jacobs, Trustee ot 3Ionroe township, on .Monday, we visited schools iu districts No. s 7, and o. No. (J is taught by Miss Noble. Order of school not objectionable, yet a little more life and spirit are desirable. Grade of school, 'J. Dristrict No. 7 Mi?s Pond, teacher. System, order and neatness are prominent traits ot this school. a U liuiliv ill tiitito a vui pvuvuii otin.l i lew of Wilson's Headers 011,1(1 'X LW V 1W1 ,' , I here. Ordered them on the shelf. Grade of school, 1 J. District No. (1 Miss Murphy, teacher. School well classified, and in good working condition. Order and good feeling characterize the school. Grade, I.V. m Wi:dni:sday, Jan. 23. District No. 4 Albeit Forkner, teacher. Mr. Forkner is doing n good work. Much was required of j him in the opening of his school, to! ope bring it up to thc proper standard. His classes in addition, and mental arithmetic are worthy of commendation. Addressed the school on thc duties of pupils to their teacher. Grade of school, 1 J. District No. o Miss Hanscom, teacher. School rather small, but well conducted. No peculiar traits. Grade of school, 1 J. District No. 1 Miss Addington, teacher. School needs more energy and life. Pupils well classified. Order, medium. Grade of school, 2. District No. 8 Mr. Lang teacher. School well disciplined. Industry and order are commendable traits of this school. Grade, 1 . No school in District No. 2 Will visit the school at Morristown, on Saturday, Feb. 11th. All uruiuvi&d to attend on that day. Mr. Jacobs is alive to thc educational interests of his township. He has added Mitchell's New National Map to each of his school houses, and is careful that a good supply of wood is he fore each door. Stony Creek, District No. - Miss Durand teacher. School small; found nothing wanting to make it one of the first grade. Windsor Miss Morgan, teacher. a 7 This school is crudlif ht clone. A lare room, and qrcen white vale wood a to keep it comfortably warm. I would call the attention of the County Commissioners to all bills pre sented, for furnishing yrecn vtk uol to frirze the intercsds of schools. Some additional benches are needed in t!;s house, upon which to sit around the stove. Taking all things together, I was pleased to find, on the part of the teacher, a determination to "paddle her own canoe." Grade,:. Maxvillo Susan Vail, teacher. Found Wilson's Headers here. Gave MeGufiey's New Scries in their place. All the traits to constitute a school of the first class are found here. Grade, 1. Wayne township. District No. U Miss Ibiuker, teacher. A good work is iu progress here. Life, energy and good order are prominent features of this school. Grade, 1. Harthville Mr. Akens, teacher. Here is a manifest want of system and energy on tho part of thc teacher. Put Wilson's Headers on the shelf. Grade of school, '.. Jerico Miss Parker, teacher. School well classified and conducted in accordance with the most approved methods. Miss Flcmmings, assistant. Grade, 1. District No. ii Mr. Pl ight, teach

er. Found Wilson's Headers here. lon''ia,Randw!;hcou!itv, In liana, on IiArranged to exchange. Will jrrade r1" thf ,T:h ,b-v ,of ;:,''7' lr,: h

the school when I visit again. District No. o Mr. Williamson, teacher. School rather old-fashioned. My friend David Harris addressed the teacher and pupils in a very ap. propriate manner. Grade, 2. District No. S Annie Harris", teacher. School moderately well classified. Orelcr good. Mr. Harris etrered a lew remarks. Grade of school, . Saturday Attended the closing exercises ot Lindley Jackson's school, at Cedar, Stoney Creek township. The manner in which thc pupils acquitted themselves was creditable to thc teacher: Many were present. Kcmarks by Harris" Hiatt, Pond, Miss Vail, Miss Albright and ether j. P. II i at r, Fxaininer.

re,:i lont f wl,orT1 cnm? 'ortT-"T M Ut brother, Sergeant

I Major lum Staid. A iiumerom congregatioa were in attendance, who 1'stcncd to phort and appropriate funeral exercises with attentive ear a.d tearful et. Jan. .1), 1C,'K V. Cn pee. i-ist or m:tti:i:s REMAINING PNCbAIMni) in the I'o-tt-Oiüc.' lit Vii,cli'-ttr, Indi.m;i, on the l?-t d iy of hVbnnrv, 1 r "." . To o'jf.iin any of t!ii"r Utti r.-i, the applicant inii-t call for "&lvcrtiitl 1 il ?ne the date uf each list, and jy oue cent lor advi-rtiMii;. Hradford Henry uij-er F rdiuand H ild win K A Ib-niou Jolsu M I'.urn Ath Hrtfwn A ! Moore Nancy A .Millar RH vTted Rice 1'iickitt 7. Ik ret A R Patti r.-iu, Jane I'aik.r Dr Pucketi Rarhel J'urjail Ht'tijamin Puck tt .1 ii. i.imi 1'uckttt I'nebe Reid (Jeot i'e M Reitenour William W Roirirn II H Ro'its Fanny M, 2 Raan Kolutt Siixon l!!!in Staid Hirtixm SnowJtn Solomon ( Si nenbanh A J St. John James Smith Silley Tharp Thomas Thomai W C TbornjHfn David Vail Su.ie Wright Stephen Wrlpht Jane Wilcox R D Willis J re in iah Wav a r. Walker John V. Wright Sarah U 15. P. DK.CS, P. M. Crai- T V V. Cox Mclis-a, 'JoIcr A i Cox .Mol lie Divis J W Davis Mai v i It .1.. . m . I'U'V ..11 till l if ,,oiis( i:uoA ' of Jb ' ( Inihatii Tildon (ray Sabin Haggott S W, 2 Molton J Q A Herrick J M 1 1 i ii sli.t v Thomas Iliatt Rebecca Johnson Kli.i J'lin.on .N'atliaiiicI K'oviM N Sarah Kemp Willifwn Lockhnrt Janus ' i.utMS ,j neon u i Lov Christian Mui r.iv Sarah Mc.N W ee Joeph Mclntire Samuel M.ick J It Mooxcr Jonathan .YO TSC II. TVTOTICF. LS IIKRKIJV CIVKV that the iindersii.'iied will present a petition to the Hoard of Commissioners of Randolph co'intv and State of Indiana, at their next H'-U,ar t?rln' tü be hoMfn at lhe Cl?u,t IW in Winchester, in said county and State, on Monday, the tith day of March, 1 (k", praying for the vacation of the town of Sfeubenville, ia Randolph county, State of Indiana. SAMCKL CAYLOR, ) Petition ISR AKL F. WIRT, rs. Jan. .0, v(i.". :U-3 A'otiee to Aon-Z( sitlciits. State of Indiana, Randolph County: In the Circuit Court, March Term, IK.."). George Gtbhart vs. Sarah (lebhart. Com rdaiat No. Till. NOW comes thc plaintiff, by Rrown k Monks, bis 'attornev, and liles bis complaint herein, together with an ullidavit that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless phe be and appear on the first dav of the next term of the Randolph Circuit Court, to be hohlen on the Third Monday, of March, A. 1. lsfl.". at the Court House in Winchester, in sahi countr and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be beard and aeterrn ned in her abse'ice Witness my name, and the Seal of said Court at'ixrd, at Winchester, this Tl. s.l 117th dav of Jannarv. A. I). 1 ?'(." JOHN IL GOODRICH, Feb. 2. 'M-:i Clerk. o(icc to IVoEiI?t'icIciits. St'itc of Indiana, Ilnndolph County. In the Randolph Circuit Court, March Term, lsf... Anna Cox vs. Foster Cox. Complaint No 51b. "iVTOW comes the plaintiff, bv Rrown v. J Monk, her attorneys, mid tile her complaint herein, together with an aflidavit that said defendant is not a re&idcut of the State of In liana. Notice is therefore hereby given sn'd dc fendant, that unless be be nnd appear on the first dar of the next T erm of thc I'andolph Circuit Court, to be hohlen on the third .Monday of March, A. I). lfcG.", ?t the Court House in Winchester, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be beard and determined in his absence. Witness my name, and the Seal of paid Court allixed, at Winchester, this f.. s. 31st dav of January, A. I). lsC.". JOHN IL GOODRICH. Feb. 2. 3 1 "J Clerk. wrier. NOTICK is hereby given to the Citizen of White River township, Randolph county, Indiana, that at the next session of the Hoard of Commiior.er of Randolph county, Indiana, to do he! 1 on the lirst Monday in March, IHi.", I will apply for a license to retail spirituous and other intoxicating liquor., in a Ics quantity than a ipi itt at a time, with the privilege of allow, ing the same to be drank on the premises, lor one year. My premise., and the plate whrre said liquors are to be sold and drank, is my brick house, ituate on the west half of Lot numbir seventeen (17), frontirtj; Washington street, in the town ot Winchester, Randolph countv, Indiana. RICHMOND P.KATV. Jan. ru, ig:. .11-3 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. 7VTOTKT: ishetel 'V given, that the uniA designed has been appointed Admin itratorof the estate of Cvru M. Thonia, di et .wd, late of Randolph county, Indiana. All perron owing said e.-tate are requested t' mike immediate payment. Said estate i nuppo-ed to be nolrent. JOSHUA C. THOMAS, Admr. Jan. 21, 1 rf.;. .1D-.1 Almmitrator' Salts TVJOTICE U hereby piven that the miJ 1 dersigned, Administrators of the Ktäte of Nathan Si- k, deceased, will olfir tor pale at public auction, ut the late reat lence o. sail deceased, in rvettie Creek personal property of paid ctate (not taken bv the widow,) consisting of Horstp, Cow, Hog, Sheep, and other article too tediou to mention. Sale to bfgia at tcu o'clock A. M. TKKMS Sunt of three dollar and under cash; over three dollars a credit until October 1, lb7i, will be given, by the purchaser giving note wiring valuation and appraisement laa, with good security. MILKS M. HOLADAY. and WILLIAM A.J. SNODGRASS, Jan. 23, 1 ('.". 3 o-3 AdtninitratoM. I'lrctioii IVo tires jV OTICH I hereby piven the Stockholm 1 rr of the WinchcPter and Ststc Line Turnpike Company, that, there will be an election cf Directors for paid Company, at the Clerk's oflice, in Winchester, on the 2J Saturday of February, Ifö, between thc hours of ten o'clock A. M. ard four T. M. Attest: N.KLMr, Tre't.

dotier of Appoiiitmt'iit. "VfOTICK in hereby -ireu tb.t theunderj signed ha e b-en af ;iintp J AJiainitritor if the --Ute of Nathan Si?k, Irceaed. Lit? of II.tiiJ4b county, laJUua. :;aid estate i trubiblv' solvent

MILKS M. IIOLADAY. and WILLIAM A. J. .'Ulx;RASS, Jan. 2.1, 'Cj. .'in-'l Adm;nii.tratoM. AclmiiiiMrntorN :lr. "JVTOTICr: hwhx Rirm lh.it on Tlnir. Li day, the I Ith div of lM-nurr, ut the l ite resMcnte c.f Cyrus M. 'l horn i, deCf a.ed, in (irrpi)' Krk town-hip, in Kando!p! county, Indiann, I will .-11 At public t

auction mi me pi r.-onni jt; itit 01 me 0f tue verr be-t varietu a. .Nearlv all my t:M dena-ed, not taken brtht widow, c.n- f ;lock 9 0f ir.y oirn rniinj, nd is thcreistin' in partofll or" Ho-sono Wa-on, fre suited to the aoil of thUpnrtof the

. 11.1 .,., ....... ..0 -""''i ..V-. :.-uundtAc. . crfiiii ot nine nvntii wi.ii,e piren on i . a ill ini exc(edi::jr three dollar, the pur ehaer jrivin note, wit! approved security. aivir. benefit of valuation nod nj ;rdieinerit liw.s; throe dollar and under, cash iu hand. J. C. THOMAS, A-lmr. Jan. 21, Irr,.",. 30-3 sl( a Slav, OVER ALL KXI'KNM.S. nre mvle by Aent, selling the new V,ir Mj. Cliart.ai.d Portrait-ef Lit coin, McCiellun, (rant. Sherman T!; tn is c. Agent? wanted in everv eonntv and town. 1). H. CHAM HK hi. I.V. General Pub.ihiii:: Agency, .'12 Wut Washington street, Indianapolis Ind. rose .v.7f;. lOA A C R V, S OF LAND, NI'A R '1 &) RIDUKVI LLE, llandoph county, Imlinna. Ab.n;t ÜOO cre- are cleared most of which is "l.ottoms" all well w.iterel and under ;oO'l mi 1 1 i atimi. Address or call on AVM. M. LOCKE. 2l-tf Rid-eville, Ind. 1 1 arm of Seventy leres, I10UR MILKS North-West of WinchesJL ter, near the Railroad, TO SELL OR LEASE, It is heavily timbered, partly cle are! nnd fenced, with cabin and other improvi meats. Address R. T. RKKD. 'Jtt.a p)x 2il, Richin.oid, Ind. Coal Oil AND COAL OIL LAMPS The best and cheapest, At .. C. JlIRSirS Dmy More. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINESOur LKTTLR A FAMILY SIAVINO MACHINK is fast gaining a world-wide reputation. It is beyond douot the best Hnd cheapest and mo.-t beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet oll'trcd to the public No other Family Sewing Machine has so many useful appliances for Hemming, Itinding, Felling, Tucking, (lathering, Guaging, Rraiding, KmbrobJcring, Cording, and ao forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has so much capacity for a great variety of work. It will sew all kind of cloth, and with all kinds of thread. (Ircat and recent improvements make our Family Sewing Machine inot reliable, and most durable, and most certain in action at all rates of ppced. It makes thc interlocked stitch, which is the best stitch known. Any one, even of thc Most ordinary capacity, can see, at a glance, bow to tic fhe letter A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sew ing Machines are finished in cbate oid exquisite style. The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a piece of conning workmanship of the most useful kind. It protects the machine when not in use, ami when about to be operate! may be opened as a spaciuin and substantial table to sustain the work. While some of the Caes, ma le out of the choicest woods, are fi;iihed in the simplest and chastest mariner possibU, others are adorned and embellished ia the most costly and superb manner. It is absolutely necessary to see the Family M achine in operation, so as to judge of its gre.it capacity and beauty. It is fat becoming as popular for family ewing as our Manufacturing machines are for manufacturing purposes. The Rranch Oi'ice are well supplied with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil, iVc, of the very best quality. Send fr a P.vwnrr.rT. TTIF SING KU MANFFACTU ISING COMPANY, df)S 11 road inn, Xcic York. INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE, 48 Fast Was hut if ton -St. mv27 17 THOMAS WAR D, m V PC 4 T HIS OLD STAND, Xorth of thf Cniirt ll'-'isr, has on hand and for sale a (IKNKUAb Assortment of Hardware! IKON, Steel, Nails, Carpenter's Tools, L etc., at Ward' llnrihvnm Store. DOUm.i; and Single Shot and Rifle im and Revolver at Wuril Hardware Store. T30WDF.K, Lead and Caps, Pow.lerJL Flasks and Shot-Pag nt Ward's Hardware More GrUNDSTMN'F.S and Hanging., Log Chain and Stccltards at Ward Hardware Store. SASH, Class m,. p Wind' utfv ut Ilardwnre Stoie. B UTT and Strap Hinges at Ward' Hardware Store. A C, L N H It A L assortment of S'hoe A. FiiidiriL's nt ftt Wards Hardware Store. BRASS Clock . url ami Kettles at s Hardware Store. K CI CiHNF.RAL asscrtnient of addlery ardwar? at ard' Hardware Store. T AT'LH and Pocket Cutler, Tea and Table S;)on, lifting .jpons at Ward' Hardware Store. 15 1 N AMI. LED and Suzir Kettle, Ski! ts and Lids, odd Lid. S'ove Skii lt. Ica-Keities, Move rot an 1 Dor Iror.sat Ward' Hardware store. SCRF.WS, Locks, Latere and Holts, Mill, Cro- cut and Carpenter Saw, Shovel and Spades, and Coffin Trimming at n HO Wnrd' Hard wnre Store. f'tr .,-,. "mf.i-' - HNDLRTAKLR, Keeps Cra-ie Breed L Co'a Mctalie R irial Cae snd Woo.i Cofiini, North Main Strie - ' ' 11

NEW NURSERY. I WISH t inform the people of Uando

WWII t inform the reople of Uandolrh r 1 Countr, tha 1 have a Jf araery, one Laif e Llf, uiile I r.ASTOI FAK3II.AN, . i - T) i i i i . . I 4 r ni.h everrthinin iut Im r buinestof . goo J .juaiitr. an d at low rate. I will Ait.le Tret, at eta. Dwarf Pear 3V 3 " Standard iW at 40 ct,j Cherry 3j tav lVcb 13 cU. lMuinb 40ct. (r-pe 1" t' et, accorling to ranetr. V. V K It fi REE N T R K KS in great variety f oir f Tires. I have Mrawbernes firtoWrne, Rap rrieü, Currants, and all the Snmll rruits . . . - counirv. jiii.i i'u i i . Farmland. Sert.. 22. 12 AT REDUCED PRICES. KEKDEK it WKLDY, am: .now uimliim: .1 MlltUi: STOVM OF Fall and Winter GOODS SHOES' HATS AND CAPS. GROCERIES, AND quff.xsw.mm:. ALSO, Ladies Cloaks and Furs. mm stir NO. VINCHEESTER, INDIANA, STOVES OF ALL KINDS. TINWAUi: OF A I.I. KINDS. Price Lower than nnr other Home la Latern Indiana, at McAdams'o Qtovo Store, West side Public Square, WINCHESTER. INDIAN' I - w Highest Trice Paid for old Mekils. ' Agency for thc Stewart Stove.

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IliE uri.Icrainej i-hi to n.tifr theX. citizfTn of Winchester in 1 urround. lag countrj, that be li.n romraciirt l bu-i-nen on the noutb ide of the Public Snre, neu iiooi to Qauk Jewelry st-.re. wlure "I , " "V . . - . "J 0 liir quahty. Al. holis,,. ? V!' t X':e' ,XrV n 7-13 IKA TRU l . INDIANA Ml SIC STOKE. A.M. ISKMIAM iV CO., !KAI.EKS IN MUSICAL MERCHANDISE or i:vi:ky ii:sckiptio. Sor.K AC K NTS Füll ti. .v . n j: .v t: o .v, i:i:.!jttri:vsy AND OTHHU FI 11 S T C L A S S Piano-Fortes. HATHS linVSV. COIiNHK, r.-iv UK. STUICKbAMl'S M E L L I F L U O U COUGH BALSAM S IL'ULS C( COFCliS, Colds. Sore Throat. y Anlinia, and Cwnsuinpt ioi. It is onlr neeessar v lor nnv cue troubled with tuesö complaints to try one bottle of STRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS COUtJH BALSAM to convince them that it is the be: t preparation ever ued. It not only cure the above affections of the Throat and I.'iii;s but it cures Night sweat and Spitting of IMood, and is an excellent gargle for any kind ot Sore Throat. It i pleasant to take, and a safe medicine for children. Price M) cents per bottle. For sale by Druggist generally. Central Depot, Ü Cat Fourth street, Cinrinuati, Ohio. s . u i: k. A S U R K C EVKKYRODV H RHIN l! CI I this distrt .sing dise ase by tl H RHINO CURED OF ie use of Dr. Strickland's Tile Remedy. Read what thoe say who have iied it: Mr. Charles W. Lan lram, of Louisville, and Mr. J. P. Har.arde, Cincinnati, O., both were cured alter using tue pot, of Dr. Strickland's File I.'-rncdy. They s'.y tliey have tried eierythin but roulil obtain tr relief, but one Pol of Or. St: ickl.md'a File Itemeily afiVcted a jurfeet cure, after suffering for many yenrs with the worst kind nt Files. They recommend everyone who ia suffering to try it. Sold by all Druggist. .VI rent per pot. Manufactured at No. Hast Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ask for Dr. Strickland's Pilo Remedy, SOLDIERS! You ousht not to be without surh valuable mtdicine. The Cincinnati National I Pr.ior., of April 2?th, sav , thst tbonnnda ! of our soldiers have been m d bv the of Strickland's Anti "holer.t Mixture. Fop sale by Dni'gift nt .'' cent per bottle. (leneral Depot, No. U J-ast Fourth treet, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3-1 jr For sale iu Winchester by II. KIZHR AND J. C. IIIRSH. TJLE! TILE! TILE! Drain Your II V .finds t JHH Drain Tile inauufirtnred br tb under.igned Imve been pronounced the be in n. Try them, ami if you do not become sified that ttey are jutt tie thin? jor tlraininj irrt lamia, wt will r-l-itid urn lhc w'ii:iv ;id fur tlirm. We Keep on hand L'i.H'K. of our 0 n rnanti. f irti.re, vv hieb we waiia.'it to give entire atifiietton. C?ivc us ae;llat our Y.itJ, north of the I ; t , Win.'!.ee. r , I r li 1 n . J u ly ,V I) . & J . K . M A RTI N .

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