Randolph Journal, Volume 5, Number 14, Winchester, Randolph County, 4 October 1866 — Page 2

THE RANDOLPH JOURXAL T.MJN "sTATi: Til KKTx o-roni:it ni.rcrio.N, PKLANA E- WILLIAMSON. tM. rr t itr or Ttr, ( L. NKI.sON TREM.r.R.

rt i'n.T) ff nurr, tiiomas n. tt-caktv. C.K.V. NATHAN KIM"J.L. ri:or. v.. hvh. n-r;. or.onor. wTjelia.t. -,N(S L. WA IVn.V. ra tiiiii in, ALVIN M. OWES: i ft iiKtirr, J':'L A. NEWMAN. fna riotrrri, A. C. MKLLKTT. r.l.lilU CAMMACK. ra ivo, wiutr etrra Twssur, K. IIIATT. t iii-x rm i 17 1r r T Cit Ix:t every t'nion man beat tho Tolls on thc M:C0N! Tt'LSDAV 1.1 OCTOIIKR. No K'cctioil ever transpired that wa ff such vital Importance to the AMERICAN PEOPLE, the pre ent. The Johtvon mi ll nvcr that there will K A N 0T II K R Iil.OODT W Alt if we da not give them tho GOVERNMENT. We think a Republican suece-s will prevent a v:ir. .n. i.."iii:niiy. That our readers may vote Intelligently Tor Comoro", it Is necessary that the late candidate, whine name :tands at tho head of this paper, be placed correctly before the I op! : We start out by s.n inir, that in ilny- that have pas-ctl and pne. M.r. Imndy was a Ooti-Tv:itivo Ibpublican. Iii- son-in-law, Mr. niamberlln, was the representative Irom Henry county in tbc Slate Legislature. Mr. Ihmdy catuo out ngain-t biui when he? wa a candidate for rcnomination. We C4in :.ot.K.vo the exact vot of Henry county for these two nu n, but our recollection is that Chamberlain rercivetl IV'CO, and Jtundy, Ro. Y, of cotirM'.are willing to bo corrocU'i! if not right. Mr. r.untlyhiratnedisiistcd with his party, und went oir with the Johnson mm to the riiiludtdphia f Convention. He united then with tho rebels of tho .South and tho Copperheads of the North and formed a party; hut for tho purpose of tfcttin Republican votes, he is talking like all deserters of party -that ho is Mill a Kepnblicau. Mr. Ilundy accepted a nomination by a Copperhead caucus at Indiauapolis from t'.iis district. Wo can not .peak fr other counties of the district, but we make tho assertion that there was no one from this iiumty in that caucus that over belonged to tho Republican party. Thoso present from thi county, as wo understand, wen Miles Hunt, John Clapp, (iid. Shaw, Hon. Shaw, Joseph Ivlger, and probably sonn others. Mr. Ilundy was not a Major in thc army nt nil; ho was simply a payln.vtor at Indianapolis, with tho pay of a Major. Jf ho ever .-aw a rebel it was after ho was raptured and brought to Indianapolis. He had a good time while the soldier was subject to hardships disease and death. Ho has made a pile of money, which has enabled him to make his wife wealthy. Wo do not know where ho got tho. money, but be has made enough money to do without otliee for a while. It is true, Mr. Handy has a right to bo a candidate for Congress, but ho has no right to get votes by fraud in deceiving tho people as to what party he belongs to, and who pat him on tho track. II; dare not deny, under oath, tha. tho Democratput him on tho track. We Iure him to do it. A 11 ALLY. The Democrats are to have a grand rally onTnext Saturday. Mr. Ilundy, their candidate for Congress, Is to U lu re to address them. The Democratic Central Committee have sent out large püatcrt to that i-UH-t. Mr. Ilundy is called an independent candidate in order to catch Uepubliean votes; but notwithstanding he is the Democratic Copperhead candidate for Congress, for t-ycry one of thut class will vote f-r him bcCMUoc he has lowered Idsi stundard .f Cnioni-m sufficiently to tiititle him U their confidence. They will vote for Ulm Kvauso ho will, if elected, , fa Vor the immediate admission (if the reln l States without any guarantee for their future loyalty. Without tld kjnd of a secret understanding, he could not get u sjsYgle vote from tlic partv that h nor -tipirting him.

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Wliv nro tin S'.'itf'. tli" prj!f Uio, , Si-iinti'.rV ,u1 th.' Vu prr ntntiv- ' tlienof c:it of flu; Ak f.uli- , i mI-. lnrii,i,qr' lfm c. 1-r. r,,.i-oll,.M'ri rr r,!. - ran n .t tak.-thoHth n Mmr. .l. .1. ThcyartMwiwillmi for llicir future loyalty Ph Their law. aro not Mifflrlontly lirpuhhran MT.im.ret tho rifit of all

flu irritizcin. Congress. Wo havo not the time' öth. It I the , .lutyof Corn lM north h1Mu-o In tlih Kue toiv morc' i:irantceaI-i.nlii:c:iii(VfTiiim-nt5.i;niri ;1 ,,.,.,, . ,1(if5,, gt. ri,.i,.,l

jH-oplc -f e.'i'-h Stilte. Crh. ric-idd.t J(.lin' n tanN In . ,. ' j i uiii.iiiaHi.is iiM.uu uiio -orinern I)e:nocrat-. 't!i. Tlie r.-rlirieation of the (ontiu.u.m i, menom. ni 111 onnK mtm all ill, bill tin .V refice tf ace. pt. theanswersof a JladleaUohN patrons, j A CIII'.AT. j The Democrat are parading Mr. j Ii'undy leforc the people as a soldier, j We desire to ay that Mr. Ilundy ncvr I was a soldier, lie never heanfa rebel ; run, und never mv a rebel until after he had Kiirreudeml anil wan brought North. He is eallcI Major, but lie was dimply a paymaster, stationed at inuian!,!,, n IndiamiTMih's, with the pay f Major. a paymaster is. He is to the army what Judas Iscariot was to the Ap st!ef. Judas carried the bag, and so does the paymaster. Now we do not pretend to say that all i-iavmasters were thieves, but bv some means they had a nice way of ... . i getting rich. We a.k soldiers not to bedeeeived in

Mr. Hundv; he is no soldier, and ; a"4 l" neverwas. He is now mate the an-I tnlhusUVMU b'ded. Jiulge Hmgdiilate for the Democracy because they j ha,n' of Alabama, was the liest to adwcre so insolvent In principle that the i tho meeting, which he did in a people would not trust them; and ns I very able and eloquent manner, though the brave sobli.Ts would not sell out, ' ,a,MrinK under the disadvantage.s of

thev.as a last resort, take a paymaster i and run him in order to cheat the p-oplo. III: I) VOIMt TICKKTM. 1'efore voting he sure ami read your ticket, as there will ho an eflort to ct! votes for Hundv hv fraud. We say, i vote no ticket that lias P.undy's name on, as his name is on no Uepubliean ticket. Whenever you find it on, you may le sure it U a Democratic ticket or a l-ogu one to deceive the people. We say, read your ticket before voting. DO NOT Tit a nr. VOTI'S. There will be an dibit made by Democrats to trade votes with Itepublieans if Kcpllm":;:H u vo, for lluudy, they (the Democrats) will vote for some Kepublicau. We s;iy, vote for iu man who is not a Uepubliean candidate, nominated by Unit party. There i no safety in voting for renegades who have sold them-ehes to the enemy. i:rn:cTs or si.tpoutim; ".v roi.irv." Ik'foro taking the President's poliey, I wa high minded and rcspected. I never apologized for treason. I said treason must he made odious ami traitors must be punished; that in reeonst ruet i n g the States loyal men - must take front seats ami rebels the back ones. My conscience was clear, I could look upon tho bright sun of heaven and say, 'goodness a n d mercy h::s followed me I am the noblest work of God an honest After taking he President's policy, my principles, that I regarded as my sacred jewels, were all thrown away. 1 sold them all when ofTored a little office. I am no longer a high minded man. I can now apologize for treason and charge tho war on the abolitionists. I know it is faNo, but I will lo-e my office if I do not do so. Woe! woe! woe. is iiic! man!" PAY I P. We would again remind those who subscriK'd tothed'raded School Iluiltling to pay up, a the Trustee can not build a house of the present magnitude without money. The building is now progressing finely. Mr. Kizcr tells us that he has not only paid out all the money be has collected, but aliout SdOoo of his own money. We trust therefore that all who subscribed will walk up and r.vw rriiLic sij:aki.nc. (cuerat T..M. Ihown and Colonel A.J. Nell", will sitak at liradhury's Hull on next Monday evening accord ing to the appointment of the Central Committee. Jet every lody come out as it is the lat meeting Ufore tho elcctiun. , learned from a gentleman who

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lives in ...Stony Creek TownsJu'p, that j the former teacher, his methods, plans thero is but one "my policy" man in j and regulations, constitute an imtlLat township that can read. He j portant item. All well regulated plans ought to swing rrfund thc circle. Will laid out by one teacher Bhould lie carMosr please to send him a copy of the ricd forward by Iiis successor, practical Constitution. methods of conducting the various excrcises should uot be materially motHWk tnist our Fairview, Ridgevilloj tied, and wholesome regulation should and IX-erfleld friends will recollect the le retained. . This course will obviate Uuion meetings advertised in the Jour- j the constant change of manner conseiml, for these pliues, next Friday, Rat- j qut-nt umia rotation of teaclicrs. One,

urdy ami Monday. It thtTt ro a lig; turn out at each one of these places a ' tl:cc will K the la-t trfore the elect ton.

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Ppwli in the Court-room in this dac-ol on I'rMny vcnin la.t, in rrjily fo oik r"1HIc l.y Col. Hirknl, of Hihmnl, :i frwvi'ninrlrt'viou - ,finl iticnrrcly n War-for ns to -:.v that tlu-(Jen-

cnir.H .-uMri'M w;ta mot able and el-, bonnet, coat and sliawi, m ream. !,wU,.nt li-our.-t It was Inl-1 a!n; jointer, crayon and mbW-r on critically . hand; burket, cup, and broom, with ! reviewd tho political iuo of tho an appropriate place fur cadi. Awash ukUlj; n fayor . comb an(, Iooklng.Klas!lf ...... - rrpoll,fnir..,im ntwiM-U' nr.. vnhml.h. MMu-lulrusof tho sch,-l-

and indt cd iad we the time, feel ! I our-elf unequal to the tak of doinj;' tle (icnend that justice which the real merits of hi- speech demand. Sulllcelof It, then, that he skilfully directed, at-1 om bv atom, the rKCf'h cif Col. Hick-! t,irL.fuUy uml a.spasi.natcly iirav !iHl tho fdl-mii '.r.r,,,,w.,its ..f: ,nL, t,ie (rn)M t.nunciatej ,,y him rt,. spectin the plan of reconstruction, 1 completely overthrew hit shallow defence of President J(hnson. 1'1 room was densely crowded, and tbc d'eneralM discourse was cnductel throughout in that pentlemauly, eour tcous and convincing nmnner .so characteristic of him. Tiik Southku5J IiOYAMSTj. Acrordin to previous announcement, hundreds of tur citizens, loth of th? town and country, (locked to the Courtroom at noon on Saturday last, to listen to the addresses of Judge IWngham and Mr. Iltmnicutt, two of the .Southern delegates to the recent Southloyalists' Convention at niiladelphia. The room was crowded to its 1 utmost i'a ity, while many were Uli..i.i.. ... ...1...: ... i.... mm... ........ 1,1 T'"1" spoke for ahout one hour, ami wiw tcned to with much interest and attention. Mr. JIunnlcutt, of Virginia, followed him in a speech, every word f which had a telling elTcct upon the vat a-scmhly. His remarks were to the point, and were delivered with a force ami feeling that convinced the people of the speaker's honesty and sincerity. He drew a vivid picture of the present feeling and condition in the Southern States; ventilated "My Policy" in bcatiful style, and charged President Johnson, without stint or reserve, with being directly responsible for all the wiengs and misdeeds that are being perpetrated in the South. His remarks were frequently interrupted by thunders of applnusr, showing conclusively that the feeling and sympathies of the jK-ople were with him. They left hero en the evening train, for Michigan City, at which place they were to speak on Monday last. Deserters and Draft Suenk no Ilixlit to Vote. Attention U called to tbc following extract fmm the l .a ws of (he United States on the subject of deserter atid draft sneaks. It will bo found in the statutes nt large of the tSiited States, passed at the I'd Session of the ."Sh Congress, Piige 10 Chapter 70, Section Let it Ik; carefully read: "St;r. 21. And be it furthcrcnacted, That, in addition in the other lawful penalties of thc crime of desertion from the military or naval service, all persons who have deserted from the military or naval service of the United States, who shall not return to said service, or report themselves to a pro vost. marshal within sixtv days after the proclamation hereinafter men tinned, shall he deemed and taken to have voluntarily relinquished and for feited their rights of eitir.enship and their right to become citizens; and such deserters shall b forever incapable of holding any otliee of trust or profit under the United States, or of exercis ing any rights of citizens thereof; and all persons who shall hereafter desert the military or naval service, and all persons, who, lx.ing duly enrolled, shall depart the jurisdiction of the district in which he is enrolled, or go beyond the limits of the United States, with intent to avoid any draft into the military or naval service, duly ordered, shall be liable to the penalties of this section." Let loyal men every-wherc spot the rascals when they undertake, as they will do, to vote the Copperhead ticket at the ensuing election. CORRESPONDENCE. For the Journal. School Orsnnizntioii. The impression made upon the I pupils the first day of school hy the teacher, determines, in a groat measure, the future success of the term. As ho young man or young woman engaged in the profession can altord to fail, a knowledge of how to proceed at liiis critical period will le very val nable. Tho organization of a school should be entered ujon with well matured jlans. The teacher shouhl seek such information oa will enable him to determine tho probable number of classes, kinds, and grade of ail vancement; text book used, and their uni- ; foruiity in the tchool; The succosa of lourtli of the tun and c tlicieney of our t'oininon schools, is lost in needless changes made by successive tcr.chcrs.

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vNit If fore oionin.2r, tc swept, noats projvrly amuipl, imps neatly ond tntofuily su-mlod n the avails, jrloUs and tal.Iet -fn flieir irojT i.!a es; hook or pins f.r haN, raJ room. All thihould 1 attended t U - f.irr the ilr-t day of school. The tvtpfll.P n.T.- it ,,,v dutv to t.rovide fuch things when not found in the room?" It U not, nor should it be vour dutv to look after tho condition the n hool-hon-e; but every eperienced teacher know the careles.ncH nod ni iMiri-nee of school Tirectors In rcrd to these thin-. You muH atti.nd t thmi thiii ooronallv. Soar.. no pains to make your school a sue xcs you can not a fiord to fail. It is riot g' 1 policy to impure mi nufely after the character of your pupils or employers, when taking charge of a strange school. Such information g'caned from thc gsslp afloat in every ncighliorhnod is far from Ving reliable, and if heeded will prejudice your minds against some families very unjut!y. Leave yourself wholly untrammeledin this direction. You will find soon enough who are your mischievioas pupils, and who are your mcdlesomo employers. Lkxfkstv. FARMLAND. special t'orrpoii!f tic to Karnlolph Journal. 0TrtBI I, 1WA". The P.ellefontalne Uailroad Company are removing the deiot alnait fourteen feet from where it stood and are repairing it, so that It will now be more convenient for the company, the agent aud business. This is a valuable Improvement, and one that was long needed. The company i also giving permission to build ware houses near the switch, which they never would give before. The Sabboth-school Is flourishing finely. It is well attended and doing much good, especially in the way of morality and good behavior. It in rumored that U. II. (Jrooni sold his store to D. & U. Thornburg, though uo change has yet been made. Kobinson Mclutire i still confined to hi lied. He is laboring under chronic hepatitis. The trade in all branches is much K'tter since the rain cease 1. The farmers report that corn will be seriously injured by the late rain. Farmers are not yet done seeding; but if fair weather prevails, a large quantity of wheat will be sown yet this fall. Miller t'c (Jable will move their stock of drugs to their splendid new room in a few days. Mkkciiant. I.I.ST OP I.HTTKItS I'f iiiaiuinir in tho l'iM'-oinco ul Wlncheiter, Imli.Mia, October I. IsSii: X7..'A AUnnl, !!i.U Jnno Amol. I. H Daniel ItraoUon, Thomai HeMiy, ('jlrin Hoo., K W ll .r'Mii in. V. K C.iriiii, v. Mi Sulli Clcvfi .j-or, M r l.avin.t Cot, Suinucl ....t i It . K II C F.Mt.-r. .Mi( luel Frieilüne. Ii hl) (ill i.iu.l hOiU. Kcamui ; rliart. .Mr .Nett (irahnin. II K Ilnrvuv & Ilm. S ll.iin.rirlliT, J P I liTii'l'Xi, Arini llurrii, wlon lln:inK. J l.uey A Johiooti, Henry A Jik'. Mury K Jonei, K i:.-i.J a rti in K Kpii.( M K Kil.lile. .M Mm. niiitf Jt lloltry, Mr l.nurn K Mi: lincll. John S Mntiii. S Mrs .Nanry MMiin, W 11 .Siiinll. W Marlnill Wood. a ic ic i On Tl.nr-.lnyt UnU ull.. by It. l. MufTmiin, K., nt V.:i tu t ire r.f U.-nrv .Moore, .Mr. lienry II. Moore aajJMhi .Motllfr,"' On llio "7 tii ult., :it the ro.4i.loiio of tho hmlc'a f:ther, ly J. It. r.rntnoii, Mr. Jonathan I Uoriilnjrjr an.l MUs Nanry Ji-iKiiji, u 1 of iluiiIoIj.1i County, lii.li.iiia. On tlic 27Hi of S,.,liuher, S'A, liy Jarob Kit rotli, Ki., .Mr. Solomon Moer. Jr.," unl Ann U. way. On the "I til nit., to Jacob IIKzrotli. K. ,atthc r. siiloi.ro of tliu briJe'a l.itder, near Witulunter, Mr. Oavitl Nf-IT unl Kulli Moni;.tr V.y Win. ('. Ji.I.f, K..., on llu '.'I th of Septem b r, t-t ti reni.K-iice of t!ic ,o.l-' HrilnT-iii-l.t w intlm U inity of Fannlan.l, .Mr. Lew is Miliar an-! Ml .Mary M. Pur.iley. By the aame, on the '.'Tili ii nl the rei.Jnre nf Hie ri. !'. f.iilur in Farnilan-I, Mr. I'uvi l l'urley ami .Mt .Mary J. C.'vmi;..t. ADVERTISEMENTS. J. A. KiaricR. L. .Mvcaa. mm mint & jiyi:rs9 Whcloalo CONFECTIONERS, No. 12 -M.tacaiiHetts Atciiuc, INDIANAPOLIS, I.I. JCJOrlers from a distance ;roiortl UlleJ.cQI nll-fim QLrAKTi:iCI,Y Ki:i'OKT OF THE C0 DITIOM OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WIN'CUKSTKR, INDIANA, gJHOWING Till: CONDITION of jaid 3 Bank on tlie morning of the first Moudar of October, lr 6G: RESOURCES. Note ahl DUN i)ieouiiieJ 90,103 00 Furniture and Fixture 1.CJ0 oo Current Kxpemes sä5 52 Kerfiiue Sl.iiiij' 35 0) Cue from ihrfollniring Xttional Dankt: Firt National Bank of Ck-Teland, O. 4.HS0 ",i Central Bank Cinrinnuli, U. U. S. Knuds llnaiU-d Cash on bai.-l In Cirt-ulatir Notes of ther Natioiial liaitki Sped Frat-tiwiiAl Currenij lejral Ten.Ier Notei C'ouioiiud interest Notea 14 'iS CI, WO 00 K0 00 Jl '-H5 2 n C,tlt0 WJ I Y.Ztri t8 CO .000 00 &3.yoo &o LIABILITIES. Car-ital Ftoc k paid In Surplus Fuud Outsi andiix Notes of tbU Bank Individual Ocoites lue Ninth Naiioml Bank New York Pividends I'uj.aid Intere.t iuJit and Lou 4-517 43 5 S4 31 ?i 471 tti 14-lt 91739 08 W.V. M. LOCKE, Cashier Extr.Dannty! F.xlra Pcntian! Extra P.y! blank and lu.irnrtlons sn bT mall rata or cauaoK to all .lUirs or thir dt-fendant, who are entitled t tha additional allowances f rioted ty Uid reei.t ads of C.nzreM. . - . - Addre TK4 PLK C. H AKKiSON, i;e .geul U.S. Sanitary Commission, ' Tjnfi-6n tary Ind lauapolii, lol. FOtt ALE. A good two-horse spring wagon for sal on good terma. Call on DR. J. W. WILM0RE, tC tf WM. D. FKAZEC.

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CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTAB

EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

GREAT

FÄLL AND ÜIHTEB STOCK.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

The Largest and Nicest Soloction colore in this

Hat Injr Jntrturni! from Uif KmI, I needful !j Infllu the public to full t.l famine my Hock of READV MADE CLOTIIl.fO, ILT5, CAPS, HOtrtH l SltOKh!, OK NTS FCRNIsHlSr. GOODS, Ac. Von will fln.l a t.tjt Inrj ttoflc of BEAVKK CI.OTII, BROA PCI.OTII, CASS1MEKKS, C A S S I N tTT KS, SATI.XKTTKS, JKANS, Ac, Whlc!. will b 'M by ih jarJ, or cutor pat np f.r vou at 0e abort oat r"llo. am :aumi:nts waiiuantci) to mt. M. SNATTINCER. 5. H. Thon lndcMf.l t m" will pla call an.l teUl. a I m ar haro tVj mwiiy. All accu nu runnli jr ot er one tuonili will ha intorct rliar4',l. M. S nl 3 t a

TO TGE PEOPLE CF RANDOLPH COUNTY, 1 be 1r;T to inform yon thM I !. Jt rturiio.l from the city, wliie I boiijfM a larjce Moca of DRY GOODS! A5D NOTIONS, Which 1 nfW t aHI a ehp If not rher tlmn au; ollier baut In U" counirj. -Wf atofk ofDiOSS Coods ar.d ITotiona Can t bt la tM Crt of lb country. I bate thf ltet atock of -AI0 Bradloy'B Duplex Elliptic Skirt. CLOTHIXO AT CXT ! Call nt Ko. 2, Lock's Iluihlins, nad test the tnithol" what 1 aay. n4 43 M. M.WF.n. AITOlT3Ii;.T OF EM I t TOK. Notice is lior-ly j;i vn, tlmt the umlriiriie.1 ha heen nijoinled evernlor of Hie Inst W ill of Willuinth F. Short, lale nf Kandnlpli Cnuntt, deceased. Sail tte i 'i p jm..-1 ti ! snlvrr.l. A S 1 HON V W. JA H N (i I N . n1t-3t r' Kxecutnr. i:ixinoitrs sali:. Notice Is hereby grlven that I will sell nl rnMie auction, on Saturday, the iiU day of O tir, IhM, at tho residence ff Will ninth K. Short, defeased, laic f Kando1j.li County, ail her personal property, consisting f horsisn, lntr, corn In field and erih, farming ulenells, hoasohold furniture, Ac. A credit of nine months will he piven en all sums over liiree dollars, purchaser piii.jr his note, with approved security, waiving talulion and aipruiseinnt laws. ANTHONY W. JAKNAGIN, 14 3t . Kxecutor. A DM I N ISTII ATOIVS SA LKNotice is here b Riten that I will sell at public auction, on Saturday, the '.Hth day nf October, 1K.6, at the residen of William W. Osborne, deceased, late of Kandolph County, all his personal prop rty, (not taken by the widow.) tonsitinR of horses, hofrs, corn in tl Arid, oats in sliaf, farm'n.g utensils, carj'ei.Ur's tools, b.-d, bo.ldin?, Ac. A ereditof pine rnontha will be jrlen on nil sums over three dollars, the purchaser jrivii-.p his note with approved surety, waiting valuation and appraisauiebt laws. iil! HKNJAMlN HUNT, Adm'r. FARM FOR SALE. A Faa of K.l acres of F.xcttir t Und f.. r sale. It lies Id Randolph County, Ind., on either sid of the Indianapolis and Kellefontaln Kailroad, one mile east if Morristown. The ncl provewds of thetlruber alone would pay for it. Purchasers are solicited to rail and see it or address a few lines to me at Parker Post-office Ind.. for furtheriufornaUou. B7-3m GEO. HVTCIUSS.

ELECTION NOTICE. Rat" Indiana, Randolph County, S. S.: t, John It. Ooodrich, Clerk of the Kandolph Circuit Court, do hereby certify that there are to bo Toted for and elected the following named officers, on the 2d Tuesday oi October, If W, to wit: Attorney General, Secretary of State, Auditor of S-.ate, Superintendent of Public Instruction, r;.-nrr-saian for the Fifth Conirrcssional iJhtrict. Representative for Kandoljih reuatv, Conr.ty Treasurer, SberilT, Proteeetinr Attorney for Common Pleas Ceurt aud County Commissioner. Wltrifsn sny name and the seal of said eoert. this lltb day of September, A. 1. 1"C. lstai-1 JOHN ß. OO0DKICU. Clerk. Mate of Indiaaa, Ksndotph County, S. S.: I, Joel A. Newman, Sheriff In and for said county and Slate aforesaid, do hereby certify the ibsts to fee a true and correct copy. Wltnmy name, this 8 th da of September, A. n. liiö. JOEL A. NEWMAN, sbtrlf. bl3 ;'t

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Dayton Wholesale Trado.

J. C. Kinke. A. nerhe. II. flr,VFINKE, BEEBE & CO., Importers and Jolbtrs in CLOTHING AND WOOLENS Tailors' Tri mm I tigs, A., kc.t &c. So. t)l .Main atrrt t, 1 Dnjlon, lhi'o. Joph Comor. PnUr. Rrttt COMER &. BROWN, Wholesale Grocer An.l COM M 1 sis 1 0 N .MrnCIIA N TS , ?io. (us Main fret t. Six Door? t?outh ef .oooml ttrrrt, PA YTOy. OHIO. S4 Jobn Cain. rtl l K. Hojaf CAIN & BOY EH! Importers mA wholilo dealfra v Foreign and Domestic Notion G LOVES, HOSIER V, FAxrcrsr GOODS, &:C. .Vos. 2'. nn.l C'H T'-t S r.!ui atreet. DAYTOS. OHIO. 34 GEORGE A. BLACK f (SutffMor to H.-cUrr A Htacl.) InqtnrW aai whotrtile 1Iar In CIII.Yl, CLASS AM) (II EEXSWAIiB.. Coil Dil nI hamp, n.itr! n l britaunii are, Lookmc (lea. Cullerj, Stone Yellow Wart, Ac No. SO Opera iio'.sae, Vain atrttf, DA YTOX, OHIO. (Jeorgs V. KneUly. Jnhn K. Melntlr) KNE1SLY & M'INTIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS 1 cor win's ni.ocic, 7T o . 4(1 31 n i n Mrcit, between First k Seconl ata., DAYTON, O II I 0. J. V. Perrine. . J. f? Lvtle. Ge-. W. Kaar PERRINE, LYTLE & SHAY, Wholrsalc Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods NOTIONS, No. 2:12 Sccoml ft., het. Miln and JcSTeraei DAYTOS, OHIO. W. H. PRITZ &, CO.. Wholesale dealers In Foreign anl Oenestle II A II D W A It E Mcchnnifs Tools, nuildtng Material, Cutlery, itc. Also, Agont for Fairbanks Scaiti 300 "5ecotnl street, DAYTOS, OHIO. U H'lHTIRE, ANDERSON & CO.' WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES. No. 4 8 Ki'u strrrfy Corwin niork. 1) A V T O .V, OHIO. Wholesale Dealer in niTz, r.M'.v, ruhsy STRAW GOODS, MILLINER "ST, 42 ilain atreet, between First and Secoud DAYTOS, OHIO. 34 Jscel) OTirnu. Win. .vU-mr. f. V.OsSeri. O. Petro COFFMAN, OSBORN L CO HATS AND CAPS N. .lO.'s i? ceo iid blreet, DA V TON, OHIO. HOCEKS, KIEEEH ic ENLE, Wholeialc Dcaltra in HARDWARE AM) SADDLERY, i',A Main street, n.Mrri DAYTON', OHIO1). W. Ki.gl-, ) 40 (;.Vrni.n. A. ft. Smith. M. Tlrpitu W0GAK0.V, SWITH & CO., WHOLESALE G It 0 C E R S ! No. XI 3 Third atreet, between Ma'a an4 Jelfersou, DAYTON, OHIO. 40 GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE POST-OFFTCE. SIMEON H. LUCAS, riiAKhS this method of calling the attention of the propU to the that he has opened a fact NEWS-OFFICE . AND - - - S 1 1 t JEWELRY" STORE At the rot4)fIicc in Wincheater, DAILY & WEEKLY PAPERS, School and Mucclhr.eous Booki Novels and Magazine!, STATIONERY, ' Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Aolioiis and Pcrrnmcry.

CLOCK AM) WATCH nCPAIIXI?lC Done on the shortest notice, aed aatlafae tion guaranteed. Give me rail at the Tost-OfBce, nortl Of the Peblic Square. -, - 81MEON H, LITAII. ArrH56r:C5. nfHj