Randolph Journal, Volume 5, Number 18, Winchester, Randolph County, 1 November 1866 — Page 2
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iii07.-VayVVÖV i :! T.l I J i l. r;i;?iiu.U-jrof ih' Journal rioW tic vtril 3"r :ucc our conncctin. Hi the ppor; and while v L m n iinahic to m.'iku our Ia-p-rulut v.c ilivil it t) ho, jrct
j'r.iiir t!i f.iSorwif i.avv rec.'ivcUnn:inc
t...mo:trp v n hid tier l to I Invi .that soojc pkmI ut U.u no-f.'iupliihf-Unittpublication.'AVben .. A. ll 1 m rii' rv IUt nfi"titt I to nlxitlt p ".trtpin lrol,'v. ith ti vry mtlt nIrt! ?ti p .itron:jr ooth of which 1 r N rn mn thnn lmil! ! with- , nit nny'ivft n:;! Htort on otir'parr. Itt t!i tr:n h iimifllfifnt " ' ii. .( ! . ri it t t . J iirual to ina'.iiiun effvrt in thh :!rci.ti .i. UJx;ks beu thu liru,to i-r.Urj thu ciw if -Ihrt Journul; hut v. .ir. not jiMtifn-d in doin tliu unh"iouriutri:i.ij i inenr.tvjd, fibrin him; tliit a new prio. reptired. H i fc before thU caii ix) U me wo mint h. r.vth'Mmuraiicc in ft llard ajitl vmu that we will bo sustained. 7 The price at wlileh the Journal Ji -iJh.ten furnish d i5! too low; but wot li.ivo tntel : that the price of fi vl ii -mil expcMH.n of publishing a I '.jr would materially decrease. In thi, however, We have been mli. j'; A HI still f.iy' to thfHo .. . t. ...... i :t ...:n i... U'" II' III" llllli ii. II. Ik v in r".rhr!id 'fir it ,'J0'er year In'ad-.irt-'.rr'-i ln-f, 'w-. would like it hi advanci', rfs -wo nre compelled to p.:y ivIi for every tiling in eonnco tinv.lth pnhli-ililn our paper. Witliout heinr con.iidered hard 'on ur r-uWriber. we. desire to say that then 'are "fjuite' a number, of pc-f'tuw' who have been reeeivn thg Journal from whom we have r.oiii yet, received a rent.siuco we pnreha-t d Iho otlice, wliile a lare nuiubcr Jave ouly pail foroneyear. AVv uovru.k them to cull and bettle at Jcivt the amount for oue year. . Our pruinwo for thu coining year w Ul bu to make tho Journal every v:iy nexvpt.tblO'to those : who tako It. fin politick we are decided, and thall imtinua to bn in referenco to tin interest- of the jcreat Itepubll- ( i3 Arty, boli-v'vin.s? it tobe trie me iluMi Jr thJ perietuation of th ll.ill.ttO.k II .1A'4'1 . , ; The contractor! on the Cincinnati, TtifhMond und 'Fort Wayne Railroad are pushing the grading of the tr.cl; from thi.- point to lUehmond w ith n great deal of energy. They have now engaged fix hundred hand, and we h am from the engineers that the grading will be rmpkted In' about three, weeks, with favorable weather.1 The engineers , of 'the road have just returned from Fort Wayne, to which point they thavo leveled tho lino frjun hexe. They, had a. favorable time, and represent the best of feel ing all -along tho line, and great anxiety for tho early completion of tho road. ; ' : . ; The business men of Fori Wayne lield a meeting while the engineer." nrro there,' Judge Colgrovc, . the President,' leing ' present. Pledges wer givi n Kr Immedlnte action to rai tho amount of stock necessary forthat point. - The prospect for iron on the road i .said to bc'lUUcrlng. .The bonds of the coin pauyaro to 'be placed in t he hands of Winslow, Lanierit Co., rf Xi-w York, for negotiation- one of which! linur.lll; be uppointed Tru-tee. Thi3 fact aloao would in-UiCat0f.UCCil.-5. ..' : u J tf.. ., , 1 , , 'rRVITÖKS tVKIiW uini. . I T . i ' .it.-,.'. Traitors to the .Republican .parly ;vionally come to grief, and. it l a caiito of gratification to all who luvohmkoUy and faithfully stood up for principle. Tholfew Orleans TiiüJLi joci iuto. ccätaaics over tl)e ilA.üraeio'a oC Joüi Stilwoll, of Anilerwn.aud Ceucral Dcnon,'lormerly of Richland, the first pf whicli was ;.t tho Crescent City looking afKr a. iitUo bread und butter in the .-Inipo of a Miir.diaUlup for theStatc of JUooisUna. , Tom was -ery pliable, and said things, after drinkn.fovr bottled of Champaign, that a decent man would bo ashametl to thinkwhich made the editor and thirty other dirty rebels rejoice hugely. Cut the toqual to the matt w r was, T)m was a f ter an oftiee attempting to get hU pay for delation from the. Republican patty, rt But bU Copperhead and rcUl allies were a littlo. too fast, as thtv had plenty of men w ho had 30t only talked his kind of.princuplvcyhat lud fought for them, and therefore ;hev were not to.be set , ,,t.e n ,1 n.;.a!mcaa, who. when th rcbcU 1 tulle.Ur help, .uUcll angered ;..V,. Y";;1-"411 '..
.v..ur&l(HlmHMu "-u'iukc now to "do what should
M'.Mim inU'aa of pray. .The tact I Juhaiou h ai u-hM .iiil well the TU ukey uw Jth ct pawjhe i. 1 n )t h tveany Turtltor uo forlum vKnnfl U-iTi to lu il ttii'tioil ,avo v1-, ,. ,M- 411 pt . TiMisrihtr,ftH-ii Avhu will; .ell hU to:i icao; ani hhiH-df for au.oftr - thj promise , ni one U uovjrriiyt tb tm tcd by any party. Thk l. S:eph-:n v i uotXir out of t) wry ht n ha :ilvic1 th Xw
choice
hotw,en u rc ultr Copin im - - - - - - MiTLMlit! or'ttiiy "other rcikule,' Uc vote would beglvcuto the Cop pcritoi'i. rindolpii mhiiixtv ih:k imriu i:mi:nt. Tht county in taking Imt position The next throe yoari will Wittum . . i . f r 1
improvement, in Kdn tccond tüjnatiire of it freipht it wai impowiblc;
!mt onn'or two in Uie btnte. JKr miiraad f uilitlcs arp now tfootl, ! ?fti! nr(. orwt tivt Iv. to In inferior ! i ; . ...Att. ir. ,i
in iif)nc ouimiuo n aviiu nmw'T- ' . .. fit 1 1 ..4 n
, , Marlon lXHntie.- .Our people have v . i ni-. - , k,. been hIow- inihuildtn pike, ibut iniiii uu i
Krew thcroevidene'iarepratlfyin. rcat wn, mr bun nnd horror on Hides th'e ovidenco- of general rlnJ? (hoH. oirt,Cf Oiat frhould bo the pro-rarity, otir towtn and villages nu, ftn iriftoct..rs of their childnre lining lmteh to improve d rtn (fortllCMUo ornfty,iollniM compel beautify their troetV side-walk ihofto twolre nobk nm to prostate ami private residences ! their Mic in the tttrbld stream and
While these improvement are jroin on, oe.r people do not forgot
relipiom and edneati(rual matter. ( for flfty dollars outweighed till arjuChureh ediliee.s and school-houses nirnt. Ho the thirty pieee of fllver are springing up In every direction, j was paid, and this modern Jaiippjcrnot
which givei evidence that the nnnd and moral"1, too, arc to be cared for. j The increase in tJic rubliu rxmool Fund will, tioubtle, give a strong impetus in this direction. The amount of school fund for 1C3, for the Ptatc, was tW0,l,13. Thn year it will beSl.OTXO 22, making an inereaiu of nearly a half million of dollr.M. Tho failuru.of the wheat cro) for the last two years wad u ferioiH drawback to our material prosperity; but with economy the farmers will pasi' through nnd mako both end meet, even with the public Improvements commencod, a.s the law for building pikes is very favorable In making only annual assessments; besides, the beauty of the law is, tho land-holders all contribute on the ml valorem principle. sixitiiTAitY or.THi:.i:ATi:. General T. "M. "Browne, of Wlnrhestcr, is a candidate for Secretary of the .Senate. The General has had ft' large eiperience in this direction, and wo can cordially recommend him.' ' He ho riot only held the ponltlon on two uccaMons before, but ha- been a member of the Bnate. Wc shall be Very much pleased to see him honored with tht position ftgain,RSTfcknow)f no on who is likely to come before thPt toly for the jHTsition who I a well qualified as the General. Therefore wc bespeak the favorable consideration of the Senate In his iehnlf; - for his dltingulhcd services to his country and to his party, would point him out as the i)npcr man forthc rxsition lie will nsk of that body. local cokki:foiji;nts. 4 We jhail bo pleased to have some local correspondents at Fairview nnd Ridgevlllo. It w ill bo found to l.io a good schooling to those who have a desiro to learn to write. We are nof asking articles on politics, religion,' temperance, or subjects which require time und care in their 'preparation, but desire the local new:? of town and county: 'Personal 'puff for business house in list be paid Tor at ten cents per line. The general , business of a town can be spoken of without pay. Will .Koine one indicate, at each of these places, that they will write for the Journal?, . TrjirnrtANcn convention There will be a convention held at the Temperance TIall,-in this place, on the Cth and 7th of November, by the. .Good, Tcmpla,ri, of. this ditrietl It is "desirable that there should be a .general aUcndhnce, therefore, all are invited." Let the pooplo come up to this . convention audrtrcngthcu themselves in the good work, and persuade thoso wlio are on the downward road to destruction to stop and think before they plungo into utter woe! . . The rebel organization at Xew Orleans known as the Knights of Arabia, is ?aid to have 7,000 stands of arm and four pieces of artillery. The, Union men of Louisiana aru naturally very uneasy over this discovery, , ; , r , , SoMnof the candidates who wen up' Salt 'River 'have' returned: ; They tay iri'j'a harvl country to live in. Tlie price .of .living is high1, especially whlskv.- ' r LOVE OF MONEY, Fpecial'CorrespoAdeftee l Kaudolib Joaraal. Wt-t'soa,'OcToat 19, 1SCC. 'Many arty th ytntng? evenU witnessed h an onlinary obfcn-crluring an onlinarv lire-time, which, if laithfU! f '' w?uM! l. Avlfl l- -A ... , am X ss ltawur inn , hI . ; the meridian point of life, I Will not underle' the work of a whole life-; but content myMf'tv'tHi rHxrlnir iri ' tbo rpm:lor tt ihn JiWl ftn 'interesting scene lately itn-a by mvelf. 'To some it may ' , . , . appear without iutereat as an everyday csccurrencc : "V ' : ? ' . V I was renting mysielf upon the green " ' i- T i -1 i . sward on the bank of ft Wautiful river atjtfie- exof i'ng;of one,orour gTcAt a 4 ' 1 0 a h i j thoroughfare, contemplatingthc order I tn l-rnuty of nrtunaeomparcl with
t!ic JariiiR discord of the wasting hand of rt, whe-u I obrvcclontjppo tank a vehicle drawn by Uro lean and Ja led hor-, nttctidiil by n man, upon ! ,
whom the pencil of nature scennd tfK Imvc lf-t(vt1 it rao-t crude stroke. iinultanwui with him came three gentlemen, with prcat dignity, ik!cin n hlqh order of intellect, each rtttrnlMl l.y ft)iir nn or want-, and appenred tr have rontroll of th rmM-j inic. The driviT llroi to cr, tut on account of the peeuliar comtruc-l . - , i 1 ! i 1.1.1 for it to croa by tbo ordinary modo.. Hut like the Children of Israel when thoy reached Jordon. he leternilnod , i.nu nvr nnd ihiRs the laud flowi., HK milt nnil )wmv und ut oner .ins with iuuk ami uonev, nnu ui oner, ' ollVred tho.-c. three uisrn tarier flfty , i411 1 ' 11 , other hon, which otTer wan c: comply m how ignomineouly allow this car to pa ovrr them. Remonstrance vas uscle?s, rollel it eruhing wheel upon tin brMgo f human hearts. My heart i sickened, mm r mvoiumaruy lumeu away; for my eyes remsed to look upon Lo revolting n spectacle. A wall came np from thef iinVrcr that chilled my I blood ftnd Tv.irali7.ed mv cverv sensibil- - - - ity. For a time I stixxl stunned, motionless ' hs a statue. On regaining self-possession, I saw thecarhad made its tour; nnd. from ever' part of it track enme the wail of woo and I tho agonies of death.- I saw the rich nnd the ''poor, the great and tho humble all crn-hod In one common mass beneath the wheels of this car of death. I mv serpents coiling atout the necks of tho victims, rendering hideous the death Icd and last moments of dying inebriates. Others crying for help, w hile hcrpe-nU'.head protruded from their hoot tops. And others frantically holding on to life w hile frightful ghosts and devils were dragging them to. the very gates of hell. . I. bnw the aged weeping over tho destruction of thir ileär children; and tender wives mourning for mangled and ruined husbands. Murder, assassination, and every thin that blackens. the catalogue of crime marked the track of thU Molock of death. Deep anguish siezed upon the sullcrer?, and in the bitterness of my heart I turned to the authors of this misery and inquired why all thus? Who, with hhauieand confusion turned away as if unwilling to own their oflVpring. At this moment a voice, soft and sweet as the song of an angel, whispered: Itcni&mher, brother, the love of money is the root of all evil. IIoi'i:i I'L. FARMLAND. .i-ecial CorrepoU'lfi.ro t Kandolph Journal. Since "Merelinnt" has ceased writing, please give me a place in your valuable paper. The Farmland items nre numerous, and are read. in the cOmmuuity with much interest, incidents and events are transpiring daily, and of much in tercet to the community.. Wc are glud to state that Rr. P. Hunt bus permanently located here to practice his profession. He is a good citizen, and said to be a good physician. JJr. Jobes .old his line residence for $1,100. Dr. Hunt was the purchaser. Miller & Gable have removed their drug btovc to their splendid new room. Success to their euterpriso. The Bellefontainc Railroad Company arc refitting the old -warehouse very nicely and convenient for freight and the accommodation of passengers. The newly appointed Superintendent, Justice L. .Cozad, is reconstructing tho road with a better policy than "My Pokey." The physicians say that it is alarmhglj healthy through , the county."! am glad to chronicle euch reports. The I. 0. of G. T. held their quarterly election October 27. Unly Thonibure. . 7
i i i xx n m rn , ii r-ani saiw win iw min' mi" uj . Wa elected . CT. TilO Other OÜtCCrs whatever from valuaf.011 or appraisement laws. are too numerous to mention. Thoi i-i- JOKL A 'riff k! c. Lodge i-; in a prosperous anl llourishinp; ! " . condition. . They have rented.the Odd, ciipimi-i k i p I cllowhnllforonc year. Rj Tlrtnof.n KsefUlion IMr. SorVciI. Of Ohio, Will SOOn COm- directed from tho Clerk of the Randolph Cora- . , . I; , , ', '-'.' mon Pleas Court, twill expose at public aale, mence teachlH school In the lvast tolue illJthct bidder, on Saturday, the Mlh dav District, and James Li' Davis in the ' ?J 'V." wr iK i'T' h,w:e lhx? hVflm?J . ' . 10 o'vlork A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., of aaid est. District. AC expect to have lat, at the door of the Court-honsa of Randolph , , , , . " ' coxintv, the rent and profits for a terra not e good fcCUOOIa this Winter. ceding seven years, the following described W. C. Jobes went to Warsaw two" r,;I.e,llt;I!wl1'c .w ' ' , , .k.ä . - I he north half of the east half of northwest WCCka CgO on bu?insd, and Up to tills quarter of section tLlrly-flve, towoshlp nine writing hai not returncl. - It fa feared Tuileö'r'ea";, S?;.. of' the Occident h03 befallen him. WJjO judgment, interest and costs. I will, at the same . ,,. , ' ,. . tlxuflRB'l place, eioso at puUic ial tbo feeknows? Intelligence from him to hin simple or said rai estate. family would" be tliankfully received. ZXJ Cl"""t Cm7." Hoping YOU Will not decline tili Paid salo will be made without any relief w-at-- . -i. reefrm vatoatloa-er arnraisetu-nt lawa.
budget oiJcrap, l remain yours, j A Warn ins to farmers. Tlin Tnlnln Ttlado ofT.TS tho fullow- - w--ing information to the farming com- ( -( - , .. v Taa s r I f wisn r f wT 1 a I roj-'Ai 1 smoMh tongiied .carmH are traveling over the country having with them a hav and manure loader, with which they arc gulHng farmers most outrageouwlv Tlifir mmlo of ntwmtions is to vWt" th principal farmeW, exhibit their model, Pell a farm right to u.e it, , , , - A . and give an order on a manufacturing t erfaUishment, where they pretend to have made a contract for the manu- - . . , , facture of the implement, receive In exchange' the ' farmer' note, which " 1 ' a. . a, ' .a they iminciliately convert into money, at n t!icvmt, nnd clear -ut.
died, rZ:"! Ttarwl.tttr jewrW the r.r joth trtd.
Heeptu) o iweotij, sMetynie; They hae l- n us below, t dwell ar-ore In a land of purity horn of love. Ol'. I II IckoJ trt ih U be At rrt? With our bands folded quietly on our breast, T lo Itnew cr dr rrotnie, ' Atvl long to be Uli those jrone before Is 1,1 ickej sorrow, wkked o weep. For loTpfl onesslerpinj ihtr 1at .lrtm tU y T know they haso fade from away, , Ai a nirninr atni-iaa close of day? -Theo, Kather. forj;v m, Jiar l to part From Jewel so recloua gum of lh fcart. . p. r. gyy . ADVERTISEMENTS. . t'Olt HAl.ll John kom ofTra In ri'Jnfe on lrSf,infltr.t ,r M i,u.ri ho.M, ro urjrc, mu niiiatci rom. ui ti. m u hich. with c"o,i out-buiMirj. r-.-zrr-r: John KoMorralil rl!nfe on Wft Waik halA II flnl'hcd. lernt lf-tf riT?irnLT foni; it TfiK I 'I am now rraJy 1 buy nil ImI of Poultry, TurWrya. Cliit Vt , l'.iila anl Gef'. (allaMrr.) f..r which l wilt !ay the l.ijtioit roorket j-rlrea in flh. mm Purk n its) Grrie rnuit full fcalhored, 11 bought by Iho pouml except Gern. It will b to your latrr!!, aii'l mine loo , fr you to aril your oKl Fowla and keep Iba )0Uii Chickruf until they mature. ChU on ie nt the OM CarriaKSon, ponlh rl-le Franklin t'.H'et, lctwoir Meridian aud West atrerts, Whirh-atr. Imliana. I am alao buiu? liaiuo. uch as Venifton, I fwhole lcor) wiH Turkes. rhca?ni and ' . II L' V 13 V t 1ITL' l-t 18tl . .tiA.NiiooD'.siiow u)sr, now uesroiu;i). ?ms' Jnt pnM5h, new cfll'ton of Tr. ('alTerm-ICi t rlebrated Kisay on i!ji1?;' tlio radicnl cur (without moJtp' ci is of Sprrinaterrhan, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary sruiiuat Loea, Jmpolonrr, Mrnta! and Phi-ftl lnrpacity, Inprdlmvu'.a to V;i rriaf. to.i alo, (niaiiiuplioii. Kpile'v. mill Fit. iiuluce.l by Belf-inJulgnece or ooxuil ei!ravarar.cj. lir. In a enlod rnvelop, only 6 rentf. i'hi' cfl'liratr! author. In .ni anmira'nV rat. Hearlj Ifiinoiistrnt, I rout m Ihi.iy . ) eart' uo citu'l i r lic', thnt th alarnunc conrie ncn of etf mIii may br r.Hcally rurel without the ilan); -rou ue of internal m olif ! or tho applit.iiion of the knifr point mc out a mode of rur t oi.rc ini.!i t-rinin, un-1 i'(f.-rliial, by lii';liof tthit-hevrrv uffert'r. int mutter what l.i oii'litioii may l. may cure hitiMll cheaply, private!) . and radically. T TM l.rrtiire nhould bt In thr hand of erery youlli nixl e cry iitun in tbr aul. Soiit. uikNt seal, tu a plain wivrlope, to any atldru!'. po.lpuid, on rernipl of i x font, or two lotiMaiupa. ,Uo lr. Cul vert fll'a .Marrinjt Ijui!.' price oiiit. Addr th publiher, t'llAS. J. C. KLINK ox CO., 1Q7 Bowery, New York, l'oit-oßlco box 4,53. vjiiI7-It TAKi: YOt'R CHOICI"! Wc will frend r K.xprra or othrwi a nrdrred, utirurcly parked, a fi.'tS Sewing Marhitir, eitlicr Whfi'lrr A; v iln, or Orovcr Ar i'.aKrr. l any prfon aiidiiitf us. before tue flmt of January neit, the nnnie of slvtei-n new auberibera to the NEW YOKK OliSKin KK, w Uh tUo money ($jC) for one year in advance. TT"pOn and nftcr January lt, 107. will require eighteen new subscribers ($G3.) We have sent aw ay nearly as premlnms TM RF.F. IIUSDKKD of thete nmrhinei, and they fcive universal aatnifactioii. Tlie new itubsribcrs may t? from ene, or from various places. Send the names as fast as you obtain them, w ith tho niwney, by check, lraft, or i'oal otlice order Sample copies and Circular! ent fre. Tt-rm V .'iO a yrnr in advane. ,,, S1D.NEV K. MOICSK. Jr .it Co.. J7-3t 37 Park Bow. .New York. siiijitirr's sali:. By virtue of on Kscution me directed from the Clerk of tin K;ui'l'ilph Circuit Court, 1 will expose at public sale, to tho highest' bidder, on Saturday. th3 ?5t!i day of .Novemher. A U. 1S6Ö, between tho hours of in o'clock. A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M.. of said tT, ut the duor of the Court-lioun yf Kaii'iolph county, ;b rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven yean, tho f dlou inz described real estate, to 'it: One hundred nn1 eight acres, more or less, off of the south end of tho northeast quarter of section thirty -five, towohip nineteon, range twelve, east of second principal meridian line. Also, the north half of Ui- northeast quarter, fractional suction two.tow nship eighteen north range twelve, rast of second principal meridian line; both loll etiiuaUJ'l to contain ono hundred ami seventy three l--100 acres, more or loss. Also,' the undivided ono'third f flrty-t.uo and e half crea of the northeast of southeast quarter o( section thlrty-Rvo, township 'nineteen, range 'twelve cast.'" ' ' , ' : And on failure to realize, 'the ull amount of the Jiidsrnitibt. interest and coils, I' rill, at the ante time and place, expose aV public sale the foe-simple of ?aid real relate Taken as th.- irtrt orlv .ol John Hicbeioatt the tuit of wm.c. iieniriv. . 1. III h. . . ....... ;.t.n... an .al lA t Oct. 19, itcc. joela.kwmax, nlT-Jt SheriCr K.C. I hererry err en that the undersignod has bem appointed Admintstratorof the estate of John K Immtstratorof the estate of John K. ef,lat" of Randolph County. The Ä l!s. clerea. esute is iuproseu tobe solvent .,. . tL"' ------- HALM DAY. Admiuitra.r. NtlTim TO NON-IinslIEVr.S. Sute of Indiana, Randolph County. in tb. common pica, court. October Tern., ism. Henry n Cox et ai vs.' Geor-e Grooby. Com w ,c by s J pu,t Al. trnev. and fi'. hi. rnmniiirt hareln. ir.ihiSSiVhJfcSin .j?0?' therefore ker-hyciren i.n defendW that unless he bw an 1 ajjear Uie An day rthe next urm of the kan.r.iph common Pieaa Ä t'hV Sbffi S 7: f 1 eoV? 6d1 wy d u,t Mi JeomaUjDt. the aame wkl he beard and determined in his absence. .'Ä a ask a a . . i?. ' ' ti-n' slOorAICIIf Ork.
W I uST GM-I
CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTABuSI
EACT SIDC UDLIC SQUARE.
OREAT ABBIVAL OF ITS
FALL AMi UirJTEßv:SIIßtI,
GREAT REDUCTION N PRICES:
Th6 Largest and Nicest -elo tion
before in -this )... ... . . . - .
fIT!rtJolrituroj from Vile Eait, I 'reipectfulty inttl Ike .ubli te UB1 n ") of READY KADI'CLOTHIMC, ' HATS, CAr?, OOT ASP SMOR, XTS' FURMMII.fG GOÜDtff Ar. . -m You will (lo'l a fcry Urge itock of
BRAVF.R CLOTH, HHOAPCLOTM, ARRIMKHK,
WMii wdl ioM by the yard, or cul or mt up for you ai the aWtoet notier. ALL fJAimi: iT WAR A.NTI'.I) To VlT - ' T
.t. lt. Thote iniUt to me wit! j.J nit ount runuinf ore r one niontb wUl have .1 .nu - i!3 3in . CARPET S.TOKIPIXON, FORGV . & : CO.. Corner Stcoutl and Jcflrfw rrft-. DAYTON. OHIO. C A R P E T I. N" G" S ! Blrill,TapiilrT,; ply, S-ply, Ingrain, & C 0X6 OIL CLOTHS, 39 i feel and l foet. MATTIISTGS, t 3 4 S 4 4 4 4 4 curtai: s; ' Terry,. Kpp, Iaiuk and .lace. S A H D E Buff, Green, Blue, White ai.O Gilt, A fall stock of TABLE fc WINDOW GOODS. Alf a complete stock of Comprising all of tho latest styles and patterns, i DIXON, FOKCSY CO., Corner Second and Jefferson Streets, . DAYTON OHIO. T5nlt APPOINTMENT OF EXIXUTOIt. ; Kotier Ii hereby give, that the undersigned has been appointed executor or the last W III of WlUuiuth F. Short.' late of Randolph County, deceased. Said eslate is supposed to be lohent. A5THOS V V. JAKGIN, Dl43t pd Ksecuior. z. at. ttT5, II. ROSENTHAL, . K STtrtTIM, II.' WACMTCL; ! HAYS, ROSENTHAL t CO.,;, Munufacturcrj and Wholesale Dealer in C Li O t i-i i isr G AND GENTS' ' FURNISHING GOODS. No. 04 SOLTII 11LKI1! AN ST.,, :i i ISDIANArOLiS, LV0., ; And Manufactory No. 149 Chrnhr Street, and 131 Rp4tle Strict,' lew Yrk... May 10, lirCG. n45 tf it.. I . . . MILLER GABLL :.!- - il HAVE OPENED A mi . DRUG STORE -IN FARMLAND, INDIANA, ; : ...... V Where they are Rectiring - '; A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OP , MiUGSj .iiEnicr.vEs, PAINTS, OILS, i .... " , CHEMICALS, DYSTUFFS, VARNISHES, s . . a. BRUSHES PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES. . - AND rt ! -: . - jPurc JLiquor ' FOR MEDICINAi PURPOSES. - , And all other articles pertaining io -.1 the.trade., .. m !; . , ' . , . .1 Especial attration will be jrifea to tare every article Of ai good qoality aa rwpe. entedrfand in oointtaxee 111 tcy tbiog te put ap that it cf doubtful or orbi'ticated Cu-trictcr. - ll-'?3"
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of Pie 5 Goods ever -Tjred ma.r&et. , , ' f C ASSlXLTTES; SATtXrTTRrJ .OS. p VI. SNATTIflötR. an-J tlt'. at I rr hare tS money AHac it rharjreJ. M. H .... ' - HÖH. FllLSHI.li GOODS, 3EPTEMBE , 1 10,, I860 i - l r FÖtl THE TALL TRADE. o . i . . a ; , , i - 1 House Finishing Goode. Van Ausdal, HarniÄli t (o,, ,- 4 No. 74 .Main irret, Dayton, Ohi . . i - ' - - Woof J call the attention of Kaveri to their fall , , awd well assoftcl ipjck of ' I I j ' '''' T 7 B dy Brua el, English . Tapoa jj rrus; cl , Throo Ply. Su crfino Ingrat : v - W ol Dutch. Ta.-e try Inra n, Venetian,. Hemp and Tag . CARPETING KowVtnfhgv"froih h'feir and demestle masns"UCturism ' ' ' cocoa MtTn'in.'r'.tR mvtthw. A'tn hi A Ml. LA MATTIMO. Floor nnd Table OU ClotVs AMwidtha , " Mrllls,llaii.cAiui. Allendair asd I anraater Couiitorpanos. Cnrtnln Terrs, Gilt Cor ners and Hsnds. C urtain Rcp. Curtsln fllmp nni Cord. Spendid f ace Oirtaini, , lurtain .opt.i. Nottingham Curta'tis, Cnrtain Iamasks. LARGE STOCK PLAIN AND GILT SHADE? Wprnr H.llms, all widths ai. colors. TAnl.IM.Tn PIANO OV FHS. Linen und C.'f...t Sheetirgs. ell width: Pillow ('log; Towl: haptens; Ooyliei; I.ii). Dimak a and Talde (loth., WHITKANI) COLORKI CARPET WAKP. A handsome assortment of Stamped Gill WALEPAPEKS A SpIeri'liU AS"rtrnrnt of tliycwntSiTlrp DF.OOKATIVC PA PER H AN GIN GS S A T 1 W A T,T; PA PF. R H , COMMON :A. PKR. WINDOW PAPER, FIRE IJOARD PRINTS. Whiif and OJorcd Munich. 4 1. i v J Acr.tsi for Kirhards A Co.'i new patent rori er rotertors fer starts and1 rooms; smettinir new. s eful im) ornamoiital. Carpels made and pit 1own. Window' Miadcs and Ci.rmees pat up, and other work executed ai 1. -rt n-otk. j- j i . , VAN AUSOAL HÄHMAN &. CIL No. 71 Muin at., Inxt(n. t)li. -- . n . . VS-B All-r.HUiiUlCK. South nirle of 'the PuSlic Square, ' Vl NC II EST ER,' I NDf A N A, ' .Dealer in Clocks,- Watches & Jewelry; Gold Penn and. JPcttcii$, G OLD C IJ A IJVS t . y COLI) RINGS, &r., ' PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, -
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J. B Kinke. A. Bevbe. ii.Fiuka. FINK , QEEDE a CO., 'lMport'tr.'.Btl JvbUrala 1 1 CLOTHING AND , VCOLEtlS Taitora'i viuimtnzui c to. 1c. Aiitiit tr t. Jo b Comrr. ' ' lHtlifC.'Brltf COMER & BROWN, IV h t e te Grocer . ' At.ci ' " COMMISSION- MKnCMANTS. Tso". vm Main atrirrt, Sn Do'ort ?omli cf StconJ itrtftr DAYTOX. OHIO. ti JohnCMn. JUi4 K. &yef CAI. & BO.VEi.! Iraportrr at.d who!raIr dreier Iii Foreign nnd Domestic Notions (Si-b'VfiS, 'HOSIERV, yjsrersr goods, sco. Not. 2S". sn l Ktt Srrnd alrrrt, PA 1TOJV. OHIO. 31 GEORGE A. BLACK,' (S'ur.or I.. lU.klrrA Black. ) .Imp rlrr an 1 wholtale lrB1r in CM., liL.ISS M) (JI EEXSWARB Co.il Oil aiot I.nmp, rirrl ani Ilritanii' Wifr, ?,.itcir. t;'ara, Cetirrj,, Stii. Y-Uww Ware, lc. o' -o Oprrt lbs.rr, Jlaip rtfret, PA YTOX. CUM. (Jeorjrr W. KnUIt. Jishu R. MetMtr KNISLY & M'INTIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS Corwins ni.nck'. , o A il ,M a i is f r e s r. - rirtftrrn Kirt k Srrorul ata.f D A V T'O N, OHIO, i J. V. f'errli. J.9 I.ylle. Gl. W. PERRINE. LYTU t SHAW, WliolfnJ Dralrra in Staple and 'Fancy Dry Good 2 o TIO a, Xo. Srrood flu frt Main ami JeffVrtt DA TO$, OltlO. W H. Pfr7!J2.& CO. Wholesale HesUrtln Terr-r" ad nmmr M A R D VV A R E iMrrhanii ' Tools, Biilil i: M v .-lerial, Cutlt-rv. V:-. Alfo, At;pnt for Fnirhntik't Sct! ?Vfi .Vroiid atrvrt, P A V T O X . O f f O 34 MMftTir.E. ATIDERSCN o; CO :L r ViioLKSAii: 'r ': y BciOTS AND .SHOES Vo. 4R fln irret. C rwin Dlork, I) a v t ox, OHIO. t. s RA nmtTTWhfilf slr Dealer In is.iT . .ws, rt ICS. S'TK.WV (I0ODS, MILLINE B.yf V! Main Mnt-'ti twren'Firit and Srcnd" PA YTOX, OHIO. 34 Jac' Cnffasaa Wm. alrrtp ty. V. Osara. o. Petrn COFFMAN, OSBORN & CO VOTO.V.V, IIA 'S A:D GAPS - 30' Sfcuml street, da r Toy, 00.V : ft HOfSI-'R. Kir.Fi: . I Kf.'I.B. U J. f -JJ ' .' Wholfnalt D-!rr id HARDWARE'' AD SADDLERY, ni Vain street, ' PAYTON.pmO D. W. hi-fle. 40 C W rrfai., A . G. snth. f. Tiejaraa WCR'PQ ..SKUTH &C0.." G i () t i- H S ! No. Tbiri? trrt, Utween U$'m ani "DAYTON . 0 III 0 . O - r r t i 'I' ' f " ' GREAT tXCiTCMEfJT AT THE i (. S T-o r Fii K. SLMEO:0:H.F.LrCAS. ' I ' ) ' ' : rpAK'FS t ia m'etho.!'er catlirp 4hf atlt-ntion of thr popte the that he hh oprrtJ a . NEW -OFFK'SC : AND JEWELRY ST HE 41 lle PoauOfTJc" 4 Yii .jj!. . w - . . r , r C. DAILY H IVECKLYi PAFEFS. Srhool ai'd Mi r!Ut!ou Beokt Done on the honest iiee, a4 aatlafae- . tion'Uuarafiteed.? Vlii:'': ' T'f 1 Gtre m . call at 0- Pat-0Qtt. rl f the public' Square' " , ' ' , . oiroA it tnim
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