Randolph Journal, Volume 5, Number 25, Winchester, Randolph County, 20 December 1866 — Page 2

Tili: KANDOLI'irjOUPi.NAL

7JICIIAY, TiU'KMllKll?), Wtt for" ntEs'i üext" 1x1?; GEORGE H. THOMAS. 9 Major Ccnoral U. S. Army. for piir.tin:vr is mm Wo thi nvk hont the nume of Mij'r Ct rir.il iKonit: H. Tiioma. f.r rrc-i fTit of t ti? Unit! Rates In Wi ! not knMr whether any nr!u h.n even tho;lit aSnt (Jon Tifovf i in r nnccti )iT with tlu; IVein'jr ir TTt; ln lfl. It iJ not known fy 4M vr'aether tlry nrril hu oven lNotiUt'iih.:it lthlm-lf. ItlHll'm tnvh th'V better if h- h- tKt, fir !t n.Mes : thj peopl to uivlcr-tatr! hi ciltrarW Mter. O inefnf Tit rn feTe 1 W't Point nrrl gra-iu wiiru r.nu, ' 4 b- 114 aitnj i& 11 1 ) as t wvlftli of a ela of I tittytflve, tnd i'i tfi; f'itunrrie)unTent r ino war was jtmir .i ijor or .nl unltad utM Cavalry; ntrl, itotp'thsUridin? he was a Virginian hrMrlh" h.f.il.1 tiM I- iNnrn Inrn " J B 9 J '--- V a " Vr treavm ntii rewiuon oy tho HMitn or lilj own n itlve tftAto. And our suc ej Is iIno as much tohlni If not more thin to arty other (Jouvral in tho (Tnloti artnv. : Woeansiy for Genera! Thomas I ulutc-moo iid for fMV Uonerals: -UO never i.wa mine," h was ncvar piievMor MMomnnn iaiH cnt to An a l w ua u.ut 'rp.mH.c.u takes or bad yivernment, r dissatlsLwiwii on-iii-pin oi loyai wn. T a t. . . . 91 A iwwasu,ro.i;r, u,o lonrn " . . 9 . ras .dA.a. I oraverv oi enernt i iiom v.-s inai ine Annv f tho Cumberland was -navc! Ht Murfreesbor and Chickamau.i; an! to him and hit army is due the hon or pf breaking tho backbouo of the rebollion In the defeat of Hood and his army tt Nashville, and hurling Idea bark aeross the Tennessee: and H. !.-..!-- ..:t...l 1 :l ...1 1 .aiic;ic,....S aiuiu iu uu tumoou I irom JotMi rennes-o. Politically Oenerai Thomas liaalways yinpathl7.c 1 with tho H i ileal IJolou mn of TeutiMsee, ai alo with th p-jHc 'of o;ir lU iicil Congress. Wa biiov o ir next Prosldent must woo from'm of our military chieftalnr, mini with fleneral TiiomaV abil ity. And his rov)ni for bravery, loyalty and devotion to principlo before u we havö no hesiutl n in declaring our prefcreneo for him. iTrin truo Union men of Kentucky and Tennesso who havo come in cm tact with General Thomas, fully in lr.-? him, and the Radical Logisla turoof the latter .Uato voted anI pro MentoJ him a medal of honor for hU iriltant and brave defense of tho loyal ,. W . .... .1 -a.,.,,, , o .... b . vtetory won over uooi ai asnviuo. We neel not the testimony of the Lejris laturfrof TenuesM, for wescrvod with aud under the General for nearly two yearn In the Army of the Cumberland, and know of his devotion to tho couu try from perwnal experience. We therefore present his name, be lieving that ho will bo the next choice r mu, .r w a..u -"V. Ifi iiAliiiti tAiiA rrw tn I ri I F I ingisiracy or me nation; ana we fnau advocate his Interests because we be lieve him to bo a pure patriot, and one ,of nature's noblest work, "an honest m in;" besides, he is a man of ability. A DIG JO It.

. , Kour or five papersof the Stato hvc not lc allowcl a regimentation in OmUken a contract from the Democrats gr?s. to write down Governor Morton. The Richmond Telegram was concerned in .TncvriHF CMiCTfON. the con tracts but tho Republican ac- Tlie Election of Directors nnd ffTiiMiscd it of backing . out. We would eer for the Winchester and De?tlleld Jiko to know if these papers are Turnpike Company, came iT yeter- . playing .Sol. Mere!ith with the cop- day. The following gentlemen were rhead-C If Jt is right to stand up elected: Gen. A. Stone, John W. Jnrfor the nominations for Congress, it nagin, Thomas II. Kirr, Elijah Ramwill be for tho Senate. , sey and Joseph S. TCcmp. Grneral , Tlio Republican that Ijölts the nom- 8tono was eletei President nf the I nation fbr the Hcnato when made, or Roan I. This mskes a gtod, clTicient that refuses to go into tho convention to boanl, and is equivalent t meces. nominate, will have a good.tfme ever With this Hoard of Directors the peo4 getting a position from the Republl- pie can soon have a pike to Doerfleld. rart Arty In'thi-State. " w " Wo. trust every man along-the line

e ivhail nght Rundy, MercslHh & Co "And all who atfenint to nlav Into! tos-rV-rniof the Lottrrnutj. 'an,! wa afe'not'fh)a'vhlcliIde they cbnie, whether they arc tho followers of 'Andy-Johnson or Wendall Fhllfp-. a) e have no respect fbr any man who I) i A ... , - Vi-s ontsiue or his party for upport. "8ELISIINESS." s, Jen are scRw. anlnials, and, with jifniany are di?lvoncit. . It ü legiti2uaie(for every man to niakoan hont t living." .Till should not be done at tlie eipci'e of ruining Ihe business of otlitT men. , Tlie dry good- man ha Jus letlnia(ebuslncs and he .hould lioii Jnterfere with tho grocer' trade, bpj lot änd hoc trade, or tho hardware men. Neither fdiould tlo laat nataed men interfere with' the dry g-wlj trade.'.. .Tho tratle liould.be prtierly divides and then there could ?? no vu,c forjealouiy letwccn bu?Iims men.'" tome men are so much liVr'swIne that they can not see their neighbor make a dollar in any branch f buitness without running a little into .the. business thcxhsclvc4." Men ahouM be' fciendi and neighbors, and l.itroniek cacirther. How can a mau.who has little stocks of dry goods, groceries., notion, hardware, queensware, bunt, Ahöc, clothing, hau, caps, ., expect men who are engagc.l in Irtloas of the ano tratle to deal with him? , It is not to the advantage of ny man who kcIIa groceriei to keep Iron, naib,, drugs and medicine, f?r he expocta hardware men and dr-ggeat to ?! with him. So in ryotherbuabew. , j'l s ias been our dcalre to t all thc franVhes of buineM eparated. A tixin liaa a right to be a dry goods mer chant, but be has no rijht, acrvrding

1 th5 amenitiee which should cxUt in trade, to monopolize all Lranehe f btilnri nul prevent other from iakIng a living. A roan who doci lrf;Irjei in a town of tFfi sle will iierrr npcr with hi means divided out at to represent a W-n brnneh of busing. It will do fa a ro'intry More, but in lrre totni.-j be not only make enemies, but keeps no desirable nt.-! cf any tiling from whirh to The Itetter cu , ' of customer- aiWHy nrai wnvrr inej , ean have t!te be-t ftoek of prool t' select from. Take the amount o; rapital Invef-! by a wholesale groceryman an d dvMr It up, giving one. fourth to Enteric, one-fourth to hard ware, an! tli" balance to dry prool-, stove and trn-rre, awl that maiij will fall for the w ant of -mtorncrO. Tbl will h !i rMl in tlie retail trade. . T1IK H IIASO.X WHV., X eanc, ja-l of wiwl I fr(P t ilxn''V" ..-" A at h fair given by the iaOK?s oiuie Catholic Church In "Norfolk, va. f I.. , 1. i.rr.titiil tr Jntt' TivIj hv the wiimopt aUri the first name on th 0f f;iihv:rilx:r.4 is Mrs. Uen. Mahotie, followed by every member f her ram- " 'lUecatloH Id rw W.lUIIItUIV HIM tastcfuUv moiinte with gjld, and ap propriately ln-erleJ." The above Li bruuUt over the wires by teicrap!, and Is a proper exhibit ; of the Southern feeling. We are ak.-d '. by tho PresMcnt to treat th.jo people tho Soutli n )t oiil v as loyal, but .-is j cltze!l vrith Htheri-bts incUeut to cilZtfn, of thQ United .States. in thc faCf, f ucu cshibition. how ran wcilo thu? And this U Hot all lwiatca Ci,c. Such expros-ions f Ic tüUl?Icvler of lho rdlion, rfcarh-liovj tho hatred they bctar for the United 8tUus andtholoyal people. Tho Northern Damxirats pay it was simply an infatuatiou that they were led astray by leaders In tho Suth. But, if an infatuation, and not a settled and well fix:. I determination, way should not t!ic. ieoplc, after being -r n mi orr! 1 willim to tri.it Hip rc- "" ' " 3 - IxHIoH .IS Slicll? JelT. Davis is h.M a a prNoncr by the United Suites for crimes against lho Uovcrnmnt, and for these criminal acts he is to by pretentod, by tho Ro man Catholio Church, with a cane, uudj of woj I from a robel war vessel, btiauttfullv anl tastcfuUv in unte I with g'ld, andappnipriattdy iiucribc!. Tlie disp itch dKi u t disclose what theso iiiioriptions arc, b it wc may oaily guess, Thry dubtlo.si refer to him as the leader of tho "Southern CaiLso;" the -Tro-idont of the Con federacy;" the 4,l)istiiiic:ils!i(l Hero;" tho "Bravo and Iutripid O.Vieer,M tho "Great Stutosman and Christian (ieutlemau." ; Tlio seeds rf rebellion were fanned info n. fl imo tll aril tr:v!Jr .fofT ailf, UoU. , u t b(J (.aIinoniz1 I. , . . lo trio 'iiirir In th churches, his principles and sen timents taught in the schools, and himself -ct up as an idol to r worshipe I at the family altar, until his satelites, the ryjuthcrn people, enn fabricate a seond xcu4 for a father cflort toward the destruction of th Government. If theso pvple have repeute! in nrlrIitli rtl ujhni rhr tlilj rnfin ned devotion to thnr fallen muse? If thesis reprccnt;itions of the fee'lns and sentiments of the Southern people arc correct, how, then, -could we demand their retoraflon to nil the i rights and privileges to which loyal citizens are entitled? The?e reasons re uMcleiit evidence why they shruld will lend a helping hand by enconr affiner. Ibe ror. Tt .tbn . nsMtnTn of

1Un.Ioli.li rinv (ks n. sit.o In n,lJr Ran.Iolpli i Canity, that tho princi

Yance. Tho time hn come when this must be don, as wo sink llow our neighboring cdüntles. Let us as a people, rio abovö personal, Individ I .. ual selfishness to that higher state of civilization, (he greatest good to all. . L)VS ITRMS. - Tun Houkc rrfu?rl to - suspend the nile to allow Mr. Ahley, of Ohio, to mako a motion for the .appointment of a committee to report whether any officer of the Government had committed acts justifying' Impeachment. Th'n shows that in the judgment of the !loue, the impeachment of the Freidcnt at the present time would be premature. ..There i? much r joicing among the cfdored citi'cm of the District of Columbia at the passage of the bill estatlishlng impartial Miirruge in the District of Columbia, and a mav meeting expressive of their gratification at the measure is in contemplation. Aktmi an animated ' discussion In the Senate; tho bill granting the privilege of wting in the District of Columbia to all male persons, without distinction of color, of the ago of 21 and upward (except uch as participated In or nympathiied with the re hellion) paaed the Senate by .32 to 13th latter number being made of Democratic Johnson men, Speaker Foster, and Naa Winkle, of West Virginia. Up to the present time four Kparate petitions for tho impediment or the President have been presented. They wer. all from the West and bore an nr'jte f ..bout name.

Tun Committee on ITle tion hare

i nreel to reijrt a bill providing that hereafter Core-.i9nai k-ctioo- shall 'lolicll on the arntr day hi all the Statei, viz: On Tu&ulay after the flr-t Monday In Novemlier, in and in every 3f year thereafter. Tili is the day on which the nrijority of the Northern .tate now hold elections, Provision will 1k made rn arrorher hill or thoe Slate which have notchosen . inniberi to the Fortieth Concrcf. ,.r i.,t,i, ..r , IJotmty Hill moreJu.t in itperatlni ..... . than that adopted at the last Kcwlon. ! -was under disrn.ion the IIoue Committee on Military A flair. O-itnarf. TVpartod thi? life, at Lynn, on the 2fth f Xoveinlcrt lS-i i,. M. Iauica .Jn, coiuort of Mr. Xerxes A. Jone. Tlic- Ievea.se 1 was born ut WashiiifXt ton T):iviiw Coiitilv. Iiuliann. on the T ' 9 I ' - W J J - l.'.th ilay of May, 1 e-S, eisenieiitly . lb,. H..v of l,..r h-ith. was . . . . . . 1 y yeir, J montln and 1 1 days. Wc have rta.jn to Klieve that, at u very early period in life, die had .; .-t . ,.t 1...sunous impreioii.-, oow.uou? m u.t lostt stUlte, und felt her UeeU Of 111-; tere-t hi tho atoning blood of Chrit. These impression and feelings conu . wltb h or j until in th Jnontu of ihnwryr lb- she was tti unrri'iulcr 'her lw art to tho Saviü-f ttllj fouUll 1oaru in lK,.Uving. She'ut once dec idel to make an open confession of her attachment to Chriot; nnJ thid nhu did by uniting with the M. E. Church at Meroun. in this State, in February, l , and from that time until the day of her death fchc continued to adorn the dctrino of her (Jod andtjavlorin all thing"," recommending by ber example and life that re ligion of her :ivior which she prcfcsml nnd loved. She was naturally kind and amiable; was esteemed and loved y all who knew her. I ler end was Pence. She met death without dismay. The fting of death was taken away, llcr ilH were all canccllcl, blotted out, and ahc had 'jaco with Gmi through Jesus Christ. Our sympathies are with the bereaved husband and friends. If .he whom you mourn is gone, sleeps in Je-iu.", Christ lives. He is the sune compassionate Friend thatweptat the grave of Lazaruff, and able and willing to comfort and sustain you in all your alliic- :..... .....I ... II.. Ima -.lil U.MI, UUt, ."""u.i,, a7 w.... taken UWaV the one for Whom you mourn to the full enjoyment of a love more tender than all earthly love--, to a world where tears lire never sheil, and where .sit-knecs and death never come. R. For the Journal. A Wronsltt Iron Ilridsr. Fttavirw. Iio., Poe, 13, ISGö. The new wrought iron bridge, across tho Misslssirrewa River at this place, has jut been completed, and we are pleased to say that it is a substantial structure, and a work of great beauty. It is built of wrought Iron, upon Z. King's patent, and was erected by W. NVinslow, who is sole agent for tho .Stato of Indiana. The entire length of the bridge is 17,j1 f.-ct in two spans each H7 fert t inches and is 1" feet wide. The bridge rests upon two abutments and a center pier, cajh 17 feet high, and tho three contain CJ'J perch of stone, and laid in ."WO bushels of liuio and twenty barrel of good water-cement. Tho abutment' were built under the supcrlntendane; of Messrs. J. R. McKinny fc I. Rargcr, who have labored to have a permanent structure for many generations to come. Tlie total expense f the entire supertrcturo will reach nearly $7,U.. The bridge, as completed, Is the best ever put up in Randolph county. Mr. Winslow, in fulUlllng his contract, lid hts utmost to give us a bridgo which should not only prove enduring, but also creditable to himelfand tlio'coiinty. In his dealings with the Commissioners, he has won their good esteem, atld his Work the praise of the public, (lU. in olosin" this nomnwlnt .oa, in ciosiu iuis Homewuai netailed description of this work, wc take CH'caison to puv to me commissioners! i ... . . . . pie adopted in buildiinr this bridire, ithe true and let principle for building bridges levying a bridge tax. And we recommend Mr. Winslow, with Z. King's patent wrought iron bridges, to all communities who arc in want of cheap, elegant and lasting bridges. J. A. HCLLIVAX. MARK! r. I). IH Jaeoh Kltrroth. F ,., on the 31 tnt., at the re.iJenre f tho bride's fth.-r, .Mr. Jonathan John Ii Mis A uu laris.both of White Jtiver TwnUip. Dy tht aame. on the 6ih Inst., at the Frinklin House. In Win. li.-ter, Mr. Kdin harnsle lo MWs Caroline M. Kuple, of Monroe Township. Ify the .s.me.nn thi fill lnlM in Win ehester, Mr. tieorire W. Urowulo.Mis Sarah J. hims, both of U imhester. Rt tha nmf. n ths 1 Jlh lns., m hi nfflre. In Winchester, .Mr. John Wagoner to Mary t. BooLer. Tythe name, na the ISh Inst., In Winchester. Mr. William W. html, of this place, to .Mis Sarah J. Marsh, of Ohio. On the Hth Int.. by Kt. ft. s"-ilth, nt the re sldenciot the brile's father, Mr. J. W. Stiles to Miss Satrie Williamson . both of this place. The f.ilr briie w ill please aceept the thanks of the Journal oir.ee for a ruarnlOrent eaVe. 1-et pears', happlnessaii.l propril) altrnd lie teal? tuarried couple Ihreuh life. On the cth lat.. by Situp. Scott, Esq., Oleantints I'ni ls Aniline C. 4t On the ath liot. ;- rrj Tbotnpn, Fsj.i at tbe retidence of the bn!' father. Mr. John W. sunt and Vis Itosa Mirbmk, bolu of Kidj-s-Title, ladlana. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN F. EDGAR, Agent,

Family Grocorics, fine Teas, COrFT.E, SUGAR ANO SPICES, 63MAIN8TItE:T. DAYTOX, o. WHOLUSAtE CE.NT FOR TUB SALE OF SHAKER YARN, &C. n:j'vMy

Moore's Rural New Yorker, TL Larven rirculali-c

Arricuuml. TJtrrnrn antl -. ' a. i -- - ,i i rritnrt kvot itby IIV D. 1). T. JlOOltr, Itocheter, .t. V. or.ee, I'aio B.i il!i Orj;t t'jt; Lou.-;, Er-Io Uec . Ccirt..u.,.,.,,,.,vr.: - Tmri LIollakj lr Ta lUiba an-! affnU I aafullo: Fi ? r !! o j?r, for S 14; ?rii : an.l on- fre ttrlub 01.t. f.r Slt: ti ni one' fr--, f.r $ ., auil au) k1'' uiter at the; in rt !)! ;.rr ..;. t'lub jacr ) llrccte-1 lo Jn.li'i.1oli mUi rul 1 at mailt i .iirccte - l lo in.lo'iäoals f.l ml to at different Posw.r.ic as de.ircd. . we pr-i.a I lh lrl cUl f.iti' f'jf CauatU. auJ 3 so I I Kufot'O. Tim bnt to fount is br lrall ti w Vork, r.t ,.f itcb-irt). aid all Iratt uia. pajlls lo Hi- urur.r la-s j uWiUr, mt B Mf tT NKRIfK. 1 ho aixve trrta ai rates wmt be ttrictly alhf rc-l t- lu ai pullitiv! . Tli.' reiuil I! than ptfi .rioi for a flubor lnh rIv . ill bo crevlileJ ou( at pr rale. IVrtuul riilini ff than fulr jr! f r thia volumr iU rti.'t -fn tueir utcriptiot; evpire b riorriMjc t tlurt ni ljrr, llic figure. i nl iv m H. c li A.of Japr 1 bieb the nafc pai'i bcit.g V'lten. AlTl)lNT.Mi:.T OP MX IX I 'TO US. Nelitr i turrcby Riven that tb- underiifufil bate been Jp'inlca KvoiruNir .if lite Il III jf NicKl.ii GarreU. i?--". l ite f KiUHlolpb K 'jut). k! c?Utc il (uloeil 1 b .'Ifciil. U.M. TlftiTTEK. 31 AAitO P. MAI 11 IS, J hvi-cutvrs. j - ! AOTJC'i: TO ()l.i;.MI)i;.Tn. s,aU. (f illUillliJl i:.Ui.i ii i ,um. In the Cwiiwu l l.a. t yurt, February Term, Nam.) M. PuTih?r va. Evan FaLiber. Coui ; j lttlH Nu. Ms Nu to:uC4 trie I'l.lntiff tr Monnaii Why, AllvOi'V, anl U hvf t-xmplaint licrrin, toirrt - r r lu ' :i-i'lvil liiul .u. Urlcinl-Ll I uwl a ! rrnint of tin Slate Iinliuna. I Nli? la t.i-r.-.-rtf h;riby jriven calJ dfenl- ! atil, thai uulc-4 lie b.' nn-l ui-r a the tlr; Any ot the next triii -f ih J : : t I I f ti lmiinn ' I'lca?) Court, lo bo iwMcu n Ui llurJ AlonJav of Ft brnary, A. I. l"iT, at lho Court liiie lit W iiici"-)r, la n 14 rmmy unJ St.ie.ai.J an or 'r 'loinur bi i l .-.iii.lainl, tin i.unu will U-'beMrJ auJ tliermiiil in liiü ab)Mici. . iluvaa in v huiiic, aivl Iii t?al vf il court nffixei., at u iiuTitfklof, litis IGtli (!a vt .NuVciuber, A. 1. lcW. J. U. (iooKKU H, :kl1 CU-il C 1'l MC ! ti-4t - notici: to .No.-iii:sim:.vrs. Matt of tnJian.i,KaiiiKilpli counU. In tho Coiniuoii l'leas Court, Februa-y Tortn. InoV. Samuel Writ, jT'iariliau, (., anl I.ucinI,i A. W njrltt vs. Joint A. Kiiioroii. .Marlin K. l.' liKTf ot:, ln'iirge V. K) uiurioii, Ua Orll Kyulcrsoii, .Vary .M. Kfultuon ai.l Juhu Kynioraou. Now corn.'sth-; ri.iiiiti,by Cheney V Watson, Att'rne; , an l file t'4-ir plui.il n -rvin, toI jjclbor wilu uu artiJait thai sail lcl :ii Jaul uro j iKH rijenis 1 1 lie Mat or I iji:niu. ; Police ta there. r. hereby oen nid J fo ti ! - j nuts tat unless tli 'v bo uioi upp-'ur on tlie llrst ..:. . th- i.eM ter .i or il.e K;t,.4opb i Cuiuiuui. 1 teas ,iurl. lo bo bylJ.-n on Ibe .tl Xoixlav ol February, A.D. IfC. .a tho Courthouse in Vfiu-eh-Ate r. in iull county aui M.tte. and an er or leiuur lo nai-l rompluiiit lite aaiiie willbcbeara unJ 'leieriiiln.! in Uieir ab-ent e. N i' ness in v iiaiuc. unJ Hie aeal of said conrt -fflft. nt V tin heeler. Ibis I3lh Jay of 1'ctciubrr, A. I. l.-Cti. fxcsl j J. 13. (jOODKICrl. M-t Clerk. MIEKUT S SAM:. Ily virtue of u l.crH a 1 1 I execiilinn to ni uretu-ü ironi :ie uierk ol lit liandolpli . om , PI,.- ,.. I Hill Ml .o.l.l,....!.. j the hlzht bi.tder, on Natur.ta. fite l.ih l.i of ; jaiiuar) , .. j. !.'., o ivrcii ine Hours oi 10 o elm k A . .M., ami 4 uVloi-k 1'. M., of aaiJ Uav, at tin JiMir of tht; I oiiri-liouo ot Haimolph touu t) , tbe rents und profils lor a lertu tiol .weeUiuir evi-n n'.ir. M,. r.ill.tta ln- .!. rl r.-..l . .t-.i-. p l :, ei lie nie the fee -timide f :ti. rul etate. iakennallie pr-nirrl of lnrj C. I.ourliiiori. nt the .iill John II. Wise, g'!arli.iii of Calhurmo W j e . Said sale w ill be mail wllhout anv relief w hateyer from sulualioii or a ppruifinont law, JOKI. A. MCW.MA.N, Mu ri. K. C. Deeember I'J, Jflio. ii'.'3-l commission Eids sali: or uT:al JESTATI:. Notice is li.'reby eisen that urtuiit to tn or'lTf Iii.- fin-tut Court of Kaiidolpli i'.omiI), I iid.ana, tli undersijriio.l Ciiiimioii.T w ill .'il at piiidic am tiod, on Frida, tlio lliltds I Junuar . leb", at th" t'.nirf-l.r-i'' t.N.r hi the totu ol V i htheiter, in said eoui.ty o Utuloip!i, the follovin r-'al cstst''. fititiited iu fa id oubl. beloitiliX lo tlirt heir of A rur:o !, ! o'iK'l, lo sit: The nortli hall of lra liou:il tin four, in township inm-t'eii, raiv fl ft.-s-n vast, i'oiiUiiiin one Imudrvl and lei l-oi,-iiTi-i, iiivri or los. Tli Ii M OF SAI.K. Oi.r,alf of ihe pirrrh-e inoio-j nifli in h ind, the bulnuce in im -ar Ir:;. Ih t tale, th. pu tvli;io-r irivrni; nte f.r ! f.'rred pa meut, s tth lri--ho. surety at ini. re'. ii t.d h aivinz valuation and aj'pralsfiu.'iit law. I.' poll the conflrniaiiou of th-' ! by II. court mid full pn ni'Mil f th' purehare iDsuey, u s'lln.'ii'iil deed ill b. made lo tlx puroh.T. Ii.'.' :it K. I.. W. rSO.N, Cominliner. i:i:c ETo ids sali:. Not ire i. hereby piMi tliat c sill c!l at i'ib lie auelioti, on Saturdaj , th llh day of Januar , 1 -57 . nt Ihe r-iliie' if .M holu (arr'tf, lereaped, late ol Kandolph eotiiity.all hi p.-rsonal prpurty, Mt'il taken by Iii w id-i) nili Mir I hor.es, bo, atlle, corn in tlelU, heat pro iujj lit field, furnilrt; mensll, househol 1 furniture. Vc. A creditof iiine it'.ttt'i will 1' p en n atl mens over luree dollars, the purrbn. r :i inir h;s note itit approved surety, waiving alu-lioa and appruiseaieiit l-ivr. Snte to l..iu at l) oVIoi k A. .M. , W M. TKOi l hU. b.'i 3t AAKO.N '. MATHIS. NOTici: to JiEius or rrriTioN TO SELL UEaL ESTATE. Ftale of Indiana, Kandolph County. Noliee is hereby plveij tat John F. Hunt, Ad I m i ti i .1 r I. r i t Ihe tt I' I ' I'.t.ch I . .1... j oea.ed.ha filed his paction to ellthe real estate "f ''e dr. e.tei.l. his personal property bein? in...j t , .lBJ j,-,. an l th .t s i id j.et.tion I h-anl ut tiu neu ierm or the Court of ; " - J. It. (hOI)K!Clf, Clerk. Attet: IWetnber i t, lflj. ii-5-.U Bit. SCIIENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. T!fi fr t ntrdltlnecure-l Pr. J. 11. e'c:ircx-, the Pri'rii'tor. ot rclrnot:ar .'onnnip;lon, shti It baj utur..-d i tuet lormidablc apeet, and vbea ri'eedr dc-tili opr-l t belDeriiab e. Iii-' phvlcian pronouiuei h's ce lucurable sslieu bo commence 1 the u'" ol this sirnp'o bui powerful retiicdr. Hit beVth retor.wl In a Trr rhert time, end no return ot the dj-e a lean ap;recnded, for a'l the s innoins rju'cily d'sspp'arc t, nnd Ids present relj:ht Is more than twe hmnlrM jvwind. 8 !neo h!s rvoeery, fca 1 as iovo'i i bit auentlon exc!uj:voIy to tho cure ol Cinsutup'.ion aud tie d!secs which air usually eoii'.p'i 'cd lib It. and the eures elvtcd lT b nedleines bare lpeei sery .usieris and truly srondenul. lr. ÖOHEieic riafcn;pro.YMiorialv.' toK-viral of llc lac?r cilhf srieitlv, where Le liu. lftrre eotirr-e of pVients, and It Is truly aoni4i'ntr to r poor eensairptivei la: lure to 1 HTod out ot their t arria-c, ad in a le-r months Ica'thv, robut rcrorj. 1-. FcurxcK'.s rci.Mostc ykit, itawf.hd TONIC, :td MANDRAKK PlI.Ld ere rtnrally all rciaired la curio; CVmsuinption. Full directions a x-Tipny em Si, so that any one eat. ta-e thm wiihotit ee'.-t lr. Jl-rsoc, but when It ia een-reni-.i It labest torertbitn. II fives adrk free, but lor a thorou :b exa:uiu.ion with his Ccflrotueu r his fw Ii thre" dollars, P.esse oticerro, wbea pemhaslw. thl the tw liknmswes of the loetor--one when lu IM U.t'ae o( Conuinion, and thi other a be now is, la rvrf t h a't'i re on the (iO-ernnint tarrcSold br all lrasrKita and lralert. Tri 1. per Isiille, ee .lie baZ doton. j tiers fef tvlrire shoalJ alnrsl A'rtc'rd to lr. rcbrotl's r.-?n"vI Q,, ti N-ii-h th S'., I'-iiadeiphia. P. C.eüerml Who esale Agents: I'einas Daroee il Con N. Y.. tf. S. llaico, a'llto M ; John D. Tark, Cincinnati, 0!o: Wa'kcr Taylor, C!-9, IlL : Colilaa. Bros- H. Lea's, Mo.f.M w. e. ma. 1 rt. ÄOTirn to units or pirriTio.x to si:ll ki;al i:sttl. S'Uts ef Indian, Randolr h Couctr: 'tiee is herebr given that Wm. T. Fraiee, idmlnltraiorof the estate of David V. Wilson, decesied, hs Clod hit petition to sell the real cute of the rleeadtnt. his r,f,nn-l proptrty b tnjr Insufficient to pay bis debt: and that said feittion will be bard at the next .erm of Ike oortof Coramoti l'lei ofMi l roonte. J. B. OOODKICII, Clerk R. C. Atle.t: 5ovraber 25f T80. -73-41 Ali. kinds of Ulanhs for sale at Ullis office.

to wit: lbeea't half ol the outlosest ipiarler ncui na niiu, uru. vi ciniof iio tliirt-tvo (:r.). in toHiisliii. iwci- '!' V. KveiilriK tt. nt (lEI).or-range l-nirireii (U) e.st. fonlnlnil.JC " 1 ,,i4 l??r 'iMioa lh l niuatrat.n.a. elifhty ueres. Aiol on f.iiiure to rvalue the lull I Our luture liLbirlans lll cnrieh Linuse. i es mit itnioiiiit r tiio ju'i m .mi i, iiiw-ro-is aiol e..is. I i of l.i rper's V , ek . Ini: after w rilr. a iid p.nntill. ui th.. . mi.. 1. 1 .i n. i I...... t ...it.. er, and pul.lilior uro turned to duel." !.

ADMINISTRATOR SA I.E. Not e WLereb Kirei tt I will 'U at puV.te uti.ir. od FrlJa, t- fiMirth Ja) of Jatjtur..,

o the n.ii-nr of Täoat C.evea n r. ücermed. late nf Kartolp count, all tili ?ril iro.erty. nrH taten bT Iii? wiJow.) , iuiUUu( of Uvr?, Ki. ratlin, sheep, cra tu crib. wh-l m flrM nl ;ratn?r, faruiii.; uleoikil, houiehMJ farulture, Ac. A crlitofelt inoiith will v c!Tn on all , mm otr tbr rtoiiAr. i i-umwr imr.r ; nt nte witn pprorea laniy aiir.r Taiatnon -- l.. . . I . V.K. i...tn . 10 'eUriA.M. - iAVlU OLKVKMiEK, W2 Aminiirnr. - vnTrI, iipntVTU ! VT JUIIIOr Alrui l.Ul I . Notice I herebv pfven that the nnierf irn-' n V.. a unol uW A .1 1 i nilratr of th el)? ,,f r:,uuin (:iefnirer. I,,ti9i. täte vf Km be ...Unit. DA VIU (.XlvV LMt h!:. , - I I H-J4-31 AJ raJr.itraiT. noticj: to NON-Ki;siii:Nrt:. ti of Itidlana, Kanj(li Coni.ty. In th- Cuinnjsn Ploas L'wurt,, re:uarJ' Term, 1-r.T. CalUariun . P. Itucklutham an l TU-ary Y. Urtn ri. aint A. Stanley ayj aiicy tlaiJcj. Coiu;.laict No. tWJ. Now cvmfiUm plainliff. by Clin'y V Wtticm, Altrnex. .iii'l file thjlr ctinptaint ii-rem, to retber itk ait affldartt Hut nl JvfeuJaati are i.t rullriil of l!it? Mat. f liivjiun. N.tiw i therf re h-r-hr jrir-n M Sf."rl&Btl, lll.nt uril.a. tli) b$ iI appear Oil til brt h-of ihr u-xl l-rm of th 1'ai Joli-h Common ri-ai Coiirl, to l hoMirn oo lho --t Monrtay vt 1 Kfl.rnary, A. Ü. loT.at Um t.urt-hu in un f ,...or. t s.iU fotintv ti. Sinti, ami anfor o.mcr to .id cotnj.i.i'iul, the :ue will be brr und dctrrmiucil in tlH-irah'ence. Witnrs my name, ai;U t!jn enl of ld court ale!.at Vi.L,etcr, lbii.bUay Ucm...-, A. D.1--M j. n. goodkhu. Clerk. r:4i 1 I 1" T AT f' V ICJ Ittomcy at Jrir. OJJiee in Jail RuiUinq, up itairs, Muorm-in Way. tcit I Aintulne cn'rumJ l bin. will bo prunpll an l laUhf jlly atieii.l.l lo. He Hill Uo tttteiol to clliii ,K'aiii aiJ buy iiiflun!. vj-n.t)lv , r. M. li.Tf, J. -ATZT. TINK, M. WACIITKL. so.kth. HAYS, UDSFATHAL CO., M.mufacturer and Wholesale iVsIrr in i C O T I I I ST G AND CENTS FURNISHilTG GOODS, No. I SOI TH MI.ItlDIAN ST., 1XDIASAP0US, .YD., And Minufurtsry No. 1 4D Cli imlirrs Strci-t, j ,nj 1 3 1 IP4(le lreet. Ntfw York. t in tir .r Ml-r l) l0' n4j tf Complete l'ictorial Uiftory of tlie Times. Th; brat rhrnp!, nml tnot mierfss. iul rumii) l'apcr in the Union.'' FAEPER'S-WEEKLY, SCI J.N DI ni.V I I.I.C.STUAT l Critical AoVcc the fsex. "The b''t fatuily paper julliboU in the United $:itr."iXew J.oiulriii A.lvertiter. 1 lie iionlel Du paper of our country com. I l'l,ta' ll" 1-part in .ruts f nu Aiu.-ri.un ' Family Paper IIa i per Weekl Im earn.- or York r:.itiirelit A nM-fity in every household. '-lWon l'ruiiseripl. It is ill once a Jeadln political ai.1 liUtoriral aiuialins of the iialion." I'liiUdi lphi. Prefs. The heal of il. claJ in Aincric-.' Tra ellvr. iloiloll si;iis(kiition.s. IS07. The puMisto-r hase j.erfei ted n tm "f mnllIi. U by Hliivh they eau uph lb- .Maxaine and Wkly prompt! to thoie ho prefi-r to rreie tb'dr perooiival Urovtly fron the tlb-e f pudlualiou. l'ot materj and other lesiio'i ot In.K np i-lubs silM suppfie! wiili u bo-iiil on application. The ptj' in Harper's Weekly I il eents n J rar, Ui U must be paid at the sub.i TiUir" po.tnllkr. tiiidis. IMrprr'.s Ve7kl . on- V'-ar J10i' An F.xtra Copy f either the Weekly or l.irim will ii supplu.d cratis for er Clio i Fie Mi I riU-r at i each, in "ive reiuiUauee. or Six opies f r fu mi. Hack .Nainb.-rs n bo supplied at auy time. The Annual Volume .f Mar -r's Weekly, in neu. c lo;:i l.iiidiii, ill be s.tnt by epres," fret f espeu, f r $7each. A eomplele el, comj prisinj Nine olumei, aent on receipt of rah ai j the rate ol Si 2i per volume, freight at the ri- , pense or purciiaser. lume A. reu.ly Januar ! i.t. kubocription ...i t fr.in Ilritiah North Aineri'aii Provinces inul be -oni pa nie. wiih vJO i ent nd i. Clonal, to prcpav I'mteil Males pf.tare. Address ;iAKPKi:V IIUOIIIKKS. Frbiiklin Square, Xw York. .Ii'Olt 33 A.I1C5 S CO TO DIX03NT, FORGY &C0. DF.AI.Ens IN TINGS 5 CUHTALN GOODS. ouso Furnialiing Goods DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Corner Seeocd and Jifferjon Stretts, DAYTOX OHIO. :nl 1

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Attorney at Ur nnd United State Claim Afcent, iviNcnrxTi:xt, Indiana, CtTFi K'KCIL AtTITIOü TO C! LfTI JH. KKFKRF.NCKS Hon. J. H. P. Ul..M.f ; Ceu.4..M. Uf6i.c, W",ui:ier. h.J.; II . u. T w ,,... pr-,,s,jriii Firm aiu. i.al Haii. Winch,t?r. InJ.: Jo'in J. ('bvner, Vinr!et.r, IlJ.; Prof. . Tucker. I. ;!r L.'iejE, U. Office in Jail uSt l.nr. Vlui-beter. n!9-1 $90 A IlO TH ! AGENTS wantr! for ir tntirrty nrv mrticlr, jot oit. AldnsO. T.GAi:i:V, Cty builJin, Iliddcfcrd, fe. hüOin Notice to Teachers. VPPMCANTS roll T.ICF.N?F. TO T F. ACH SCHOOL, WILL Dtl KXA MIN ED ON THE I. AST S ATI KD A V IN EACH MONTH. AT THE NEW r.IMCK SCHOOL HOL'.E, VtlNCHKSTEK J. C. DRICE, Examiner i Randolph Cvur.ty. NOT I CD TO IiriKS. j Stt r.f Indiira, K.Oilo!ph Colir, S S. j III the Kui.-l ilj Cir uit Court, Mar.! Tern, l6T. j Art Vir MtK' I'.'iehop A Jliuirt'iii an other?, j Petition or p.frtiuoii . N'ftice 1 breby Riven to William A.l.liiifton, I jr., Leander AM.i rlon. Kane .'ltii:ytn, ai.l i:ac Uli know ii beira of William A uv'toli, 1? I rc;i-l. lale .f l.'.in.lolpb .niu.: . l the Ilhi' :ii"l j'nIiu "f lho ubov p-li tioi ; ih:.t uu nffl'!: vit , liTiif,l(-..t ittllit CU-rCivfja' iliolii "h.il . tli in"iri';ai',oir!iiriiri!iMiiiioii.siiMii.i...il I ..... . ..... . . . . . . : , : .. .,. I il .,1 I

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r i in i i u a."M- iv-.i ' ' l"','-'r u,e .MoinUv Hi .Murr. ie?if. WiiiKi lhi 1Mb f H'-irml-T. J. H. CiOoliKlCll, Clerk. C. K.l . T. -M. Rrow i.e. Altorm-v. in4-t Höl'SE Fl KMSIIIXG GOODS. . - 183G. S:?Tv-B3 K U3 , FOR THE FALL TRADE. House Furnishing Goods. Van Au.mI.iI, ILirmnii 1 Co., o. 7 I Main Mn-ct. Dayton, OhioWould all the nttMiiioti .f j,Mers their full and m ell a. r 0 1 U k of Body Brus-cl, English Tapes'ry Erusrcls, Three Ply. Superfine Ingrain, Wool Dutch. Tarc-try Ingra'n, Venetian, Hemp and Rag CARPETING Now ojhl'iej, from foreign nnd tloiiosslie inuitU" li luru COCOA M.iTTINO. C5li MATTING, MA5U.I.A ÜA'ITlMJ. AND Floor and T.iblo AH svi.lths Oil Cloths Marseille. IIoue-.einb. Alltfiidule and Ijoicaster i C o a n t c r p : 1 1 1 c s , Curtain Terr s, Crilt Comies and Hsnds. Curtniii l?eis, ( " i: rt ri i ii fihnp an-l Cord, J-peiolid !, Cii rlstfis, Curta'ii ...i. Not(ii,''u.nii Curu'rs, Curiam luiujkt. LARGE STOCK I'l. A 1 .1 AND C.H.T SH.M'K' Wxno- 11oM.M, ü 1 1 w i-1 tHs ai. colors. rv in. i: AM) if ami m r.its, l.inn slid Coticn Sh. eln jr. II w Uths; Pi!vw ('iii2"; To.l: Napk.t.; Iijlie; I.u ei liatn akl aiol I able Cloths. WHITE AM. COl.oüKl CA IM'li T W WW A handsoiii' as"rtni..t f btainpe! Gilt A SplvuJid Asa rttnfitt of tin- NY west Styles DKOOMATI VK PAPER HANGINGS AT1N WALL r.rr.Rs. COMMON ."APKR. WINDOW l'Al'l'.i:, FIUE IVOAKD TKINTH. UVt''' fiti'l (of oral lumxUit. Apnts fr Ki. tmr.) V Co.. new pufi't corner roteeters lr t;iir. und room; oiiietliii' nc , s elu aixl ornMii.M li.l. Ca rpis puoe and ptit dn. Window Khads mid Corners put up, ui;d other work ecc:ted at hort iiotice. VANAÜSDALHARMAN&CO., J No. ? Mit ill t., Dayton, Oliio. v-u 7 ARTHUR QUICK, South Ue of the TuMic Square, W1NCIIKSTER, INDIANA, Dealer in Sl - .'I - " '. s (r3 Clocks, Watches ifc Jcwclrv, Uold Fens and I'cncils, GOLD CHAINS, GOLD RINGS, fee, rilOTOGUAVH ALBUMS, HOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES, WALL PAPER, AND WINDOW SHADES, A LARGE STOCK OF INKS, Of ill kinta. Alio, PKRFUIMPRV LADIES' TOILHTe POWDERS AND ii a i it ivi, irrc.

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J.n. l:inke. A. Eetbe. H.Fi-ke-finke:, beebe &. co-. Itr.pcttfrs auJ JoLlrrs ia CLOTHING AND WOOLENS, Tailors' Trimmings, 4c, c., c. No. OX .Main trrtt, 17 Das'ton, Oliio. h.fj.aCowff. MU.Bno COMER &. BROWN, Wholesale OrocerM ArA CO M l 1 5 I O N M E R C H A N TS, No. C.C, Main trert. Six Door? South of StcouJ atttft, D.tvro.v. oiiw. u John Cain. Pavid K. Bja CAIN & BOY ER! Importer ai. d wholesale dealer in Forci-n and Domestic Notions GLOVES, HOSIERY, ryJMcrr goods, scc. Nos. 2r: nn ! Sil r.?t Second treet, DA YTOX. OHIO. 31 GEORGE A. BLACK. (Suet-ejor to Ife-f -ler A IHart.) Importer in-l w li.,:,.ule )"a-r in . Iii l Vlll.l.ll (ili L'l 11 V arc, Eokiiio (tln , CutlttT, Jjiom- i Yt-llow Ware, ic. No. 30 Opei-4 IIi.:e, Main atrett, DA YTOX. OHIO. feorve W. Knut.U. John K. Hclatirw KNE1SLY rriNTIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS Corwins ni.ocK, !V o . I i; .M it i ii Mrrtt, 1'itMfin first .V ctii1 5ti D A V T O X, OHIO. J. V. J'errine. J. J I.tte. Ges. W. Kb a PER RWE. LYTLE & SHAW, Wlnilonle Dt.il rs in Slaplp und F.incv Dry Goods r O TIO 2ST s, No. 2J)3 SoctkJ ut., let Ms.iti nnJ Jtfferi! ).1V70.Y, 00. VV. H. PRITZ & CÖ7 Wholeiule peaJeraln Forelje anJ toroct) II A 11 D V A It E Mechanics' Tonis, Building Material. Cutlery, r. Also, Aent lor Fnirhniik's Scalei 3()f .'Toml mrcft, n a v r o a, o n i O. 34 M'INTIRE, ANDERSON & CO. WHOLESALE i BOOTS AND SHOES 'o. 4 3 ."iHiu trert C r n in Hlnck, i y t o y oiiio. I) 1 S. BABBITT, VljoItale De.iUr in .r, c.ii's, rvns, STRAW CIOODS, A XI MILLIKTEK - rf 12 il-iii stiert, i.twc:i First anJ St-conJ DAYTOX. OHIO. 34 Jut oh CofTm w W in. al 'np. V. 0sri. U. Petrs COFFMAH, OSBORN & CO .V77foV,V, JIATS AND CAPS No. 3!. Sreond street, DA Y TON, OHIO. iuk;i:hs Kii:ri::t i:ncli, liolrpule Dealers in HARDWARE A.'D SAIIDLERV, (it i'ain etrrct. f. W. l?ojr. C. C. Kt-fcr, I 1. W. l.i.i-le. ) DAYTON, OHIO 40 V.'ojan'tn. A. o. Kintth. M. Wsfaiaaa wnn.rnv cfitu rn j ii uuiniiuii wililllt ' WU'f wholksaia: G II O C E R S ! j No. 313 Tl.irJ trf.t, I.eUcen Mfn ani i J.nvrfui.', j DAYTON. OHIO. 4 CREAT EXCITEMENT t AT TIIK POST-OFFICE. SIMEON IT. LUCAS, r IAKF.S f it metho l cr calling tU JL att-r.tio:i of the people to the fact that he has c; ciitJ & AND JEWELRY STORE At the rokt-OlTurc in Uinckeater, DAILY & WEEKLY PAPERS. School and Mi?celIar.eou Boos Novels ar.tl Magazine, STATIONERY Watches, Clocks arid Jewelry Aotionn .iiid rcrfumcry . s - CLOCK AM) WATCH RrPAiniPff TlrtW. nn .hortest t . and aatisfaclion jruaranterd. , of the Twllic Squire. I SIMnO.V He LtCAS

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