Winchester Journal, Volume 1, Number 18, Winchester, Randolph County, 7 November 1862 — Page 2

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- .Soi. 7, 10?. : L. IYNL'. : : : : : iMiir. ' 35r ! m: or tiii; w i:i;k. There was nothing at all stir- ! rir.c in tr e movement ol thr ar inv of the l'otomac till the 1 st, j win a v.e heard from McClellans ! headquarters tint ;

(icn l'lean:toii came up with ! W i'P'lze ,or ini; lo,u,n" il the firn.y.s artillerlv and cavalry i sort of abstract Schedule 15, .t I'hill amouiit about 1 1 o'clock ; relating to sUmp duties, aiming yesterday. The li-ht. whuh was to Sj)t.ciV ?ome of the most comrr;ilmtr.l wholly by a.tillery, ln() ftnj ivc a ral vicw lavtcd anout live hour?, when th-frmv retired to l.'nion, a ' of lhe whole: Miiill t'nvn, three miles beyond. ! On all check, draft, or orOur loss was one killed and 1-1 ' der on bank.- or other corporncvitiiled. 'ation or persons lor pavTiic 'nys force con5i5t-d:n eMt of sums over $.,0t n a portion o; Muart s lavalrv: . . . , . j' ,, . I- r.i i''ht or on demand cts and one otter. 1 ivc ot them are ö knr.v.u to be killed. i On all such over over ?20 Tl.i morning IMeasanton re-i and not over slOO otherwise

r.ev.ed the attt k at 8 oMoi k. ' ttmi at eight or on demand, At 10 o'do. k he va reinlorted; jflween $100 and S200 I v briirade ot infantry. Al 1 o.rm C'ln ,,,,, I I riii t i Ixtvveen s200 and SJoU o clock the releN lell hack fron; ... rmo:;, and our troops occupied i And r 011 ,n rilto lroPorl,ort!;e town. j O i all Express or common Our lo-s up to 3 o'clock to-day carrier's receipts lor the carwms 1 killed ami 4 wounded. i rying of any box or parcel, Vh enemy's loss i unknown the comne.isation for which A heavy dust w is observed to. i . , t . ri,,. i ' carrying does not execeu 2octs rlav ;:t Asliov 5 dap. i - hi what direction the rebels are j When over 25 cts and not moving i not known, the dist-; more than one dollar ante being too great. When one or more packa-Anoth-r portion of our arm j ceg are tenit0 (nc san,e adtook pos-essicn ol Sn'cker'rt Uapi . t . . nr i , ' 1 : dress at tha same tune, and

Whn On. Hancock arrived there it was held by the enemy's civ.ilry, who were at once driven m;t by a column of from 5,000 to 5 CO') infantry. Til U'I pU ndvnriferl fn rpfikf

it, hut w ere diMrfd by the Uro i nged in tut schedule, ol our ritiod'puus. Tlie position ' On certificate of stock in is a strung oii-, lro' either side. ! any incorporated company, It is. -a, d tint den. Jackson,! (rtificatM 0f prolits or Mid den A. P- Hill are in the,, 5fl3wi inteiest in rallev opposite. ; , . U'n. Pl,ar,ton lnd driven Plrtv or accunmUtmns of the-euemVs cav,ilr several miles anv such co., under $50, h;on I Muucie, at .3 o'clock t H I s t On any sum over $50 aften.oon. exploding one of their ; ()n Cfrtif;cates of deposit caissons and capturing ten ot of any . of monv uitn their vo.i..dcd Ieit behind. . , . ...... any bank of person acting as The advance into irginia o ! J . , t . . , , jsucli, il uaocr 101) fir 4slov ana sure is to be ac i .liWk . il i i Over 9100, relented till the eneniv is over-! . , , " : Ceitdicates of any other t i r en. !... .i

A s'rikin feature of th? nd-i vance thus lar has been the alt,iot entire cessation of &tr:ilin. Hereafter str.üzlers, oUiccrs or men, are to be severely dealt; with. Tl:e rebels were supposed to I e m;iki:igde:nonstrations totvards Maruss.is, repairing the railroad to that point, etc. The Richmond Examiner

- 00, and advancing 0ri every additional 10 000 Itio;.ichliv announced that j or 1Vart,on thereof Philadelphia ha, furnished 3J,-j On telegraphic dispatches from .S51 voluuteors, 1,431 in excess otjlct t0 $1 requisition. For life insurance policy 25cts A Harper's Ferry dispatch of. to $1, according amounts, the 2d .ays: j For marine, inland and fire No eaemy opposed our advance insurance policy 25 until until it reathed Snicker?- On agreement for lesse or rent viil. The releU there retreated of Un(i or tenement for a period !a the wMern side. f ;me not exceedin, three As our column reached the! . .u. u: it - i i.. r -i .i ' vears. ti

rriM ui ine uiii a uüjv oi renei civalrv, a :ittrv. and 3 brigades f imnrdrv emerged Irani the worvU in the direction of Win--.i. ........

4 , ' , , r lor real estate, lor sums over A Farrott battery sent an el-' rt . n fectiie M-.ell in their midst, when; 100 and not over thi v rt treated to the wood, not! O-er five hundred and an-

em-r-ii-4 agun. jter $ 000 A I ody of them remained on A . i , ,nnn, .:ori t.K..,i,:..r .K- i.-....i,u .,! And soon in proportion

miles oti, a' raid to retreat m tMc lace ol the battery. i ... . . .

Oar forces arc in full possess-1 tion of such business a if icn r i the (.ip. I usually done in that way, Tlie impreMion U general that . ,0cts 'Q $l a j;rcat battle will Le loiitit to- , . P .,i i morrow. I P'ol'? of will, or letters .. , . , i of administration where esI he lollowir. dispatch is from . 4 . 4 , 4 , . 0 . tite dop not exceed twentvFainax Stition, .Nov. Ith: , i , , ... ; nve dollars,

tint our civalrv, under General1 S'ihl. list evening drnvr th on.' - - -' ti rmv out ol Thoroughfare Gip. The division of Gen. Schurr,

a.!vanceu and tock po,scSiion ol j Qn q( ma K'o enemy rer-ained irt tight of of hange check draf t, etc., Sill's force, under Stht andetc Vot Sfrirr.vehr, who are in mp I Ware house receipts for po.tin; d stwe of S hurz. , property ot any Lind in house Our eavafrv al. now holdjorvarj" 05 hhnd Mills where recentlyj 1,1 .-btls had a p-ctty stron! l?n wnt; or ther lfal Pr0 jces by which any puit is ' force hold Alcie and 'commenced between private tween th it poiat' prtiei jr

'and the Iror.t of Sip-l's advar.ce j i 1 '1,r,n i:r0,,r ),ac1 come in, repo.t that there is a

' iwr Ol :.00fl inlnntrv ami 1 .fifiii! cavalry at the town of Warrentor., with some artillery. V cUpatch from Louisville, i ()V- th, sav that it is reported i that Jrais armv i at Mnrirpes-! boro', Tena., and that 1,500 reb-! cl cLvalry are at Somerset, Ky. STAMP DUTIES.

To enable the people to comeLrant cxcce(u jn value SI C00 I

al ome 'nl n ha' to P''" ! on wrille'1 arl,c,es' agreements, i etc.under the nnv excize tax law?, i ... -i o 10 15 1 the fee therlo. exceeds $1 00, 5 On all eudemnifyingor oificial bonf'.s, 5 On bonds not required in lejgal proceedings, or otherwise 25 '"i 20 . : ; 5; t Kind ir.an inosr spec: neu, 10! On all such instrument as 'deeds ot conveyance where the amount in pution is over one hundred and under live I hundred dollar, 60 From $501) to $1 000, $1 from 1 UÖ0 to 1 500 $2 Over 2 500 and under 10 000 $10 Over 10 000 and under 20 000 $20 j Over three years 31 On all documents like mortgages on either personal 91 For nower ot attorney for i sale of property or transac50 Over $25 and under five thousand b SI T ! And sj cn in proportion for greater amounts.

On all bottle-. pn-Ugcs, boxrsor -icios:ire of anv .. ... .

Kinu "nga j ateru nieuicir.e, xetiilin for 2o cts For .V)cts And so on according to value- ! The miiic rites apply to per- i fum'rv and cosmetics. On pbyin cards, from let to i oct. rr pact. ; On all legacies to Hnca! j inheritor.- where the transfer or ! i j 75cts for every $100 of clear' v1,ue j Wlcn lbc recipjenl of the legacy shall be a descendant of a brother or si.-ter ot thp person dying, $150 for every $100 clear value. When the recipient is a brother or rister ol the lather or moth- i er, or a descendant of a brother or sifter of father or mother of the deceased, 300 for every ' 100. " ! When a brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother, or a descendant of the brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother of deceased, 400 for 100. In the case of any other degree of collateral consanguinity, oi a stranger in blood to the person dying, or shall be a body corporate, 5 00 ibr 100. This tax or duty is to be a lien upon all property in this condition, till fully paid to, and ds- ( barged by, the U. S., the payment of the duty to be made before distribution. It is also the duty of administrators to prepare and render to the assessor a statement of the amount of such property, with the amount of duty, and list ol the names ot le-atees, under ! nntu a-n .. .. . , , .

rui u.u v.uu,uuu, 'liinvin.T ;ts ca!)ture bv the erip;

administrators viil con-! .. .. .... suit flip Inw in lull. , - Anv norson attr iTintir'L' to e-! ik ii It- ,r.ll, .r, ar. i r i i ty that has not paid the dutv, ; , ...II I a 1 1 I 1 r. t n r.,- m - I .' -.? v ,n ir i i i i ui it in r i i i . i . in irur Will ut lltlt.'ir- iv 4 I ll H l Kt i j100: the an. omit tobe madei hv vi-iy,,rf m.d sale of the nron-1 - 1 frtV ' , f-or isvue any document or iu u.it- .vl.ii,..i iw....,, f .., i,,.. paper Subject to Stamp tlllt without the necessirv stamp thereoa will inair a penalty ol, ' flitv dollars, and the instrument will be deemed itivaliil and of no effect. Tili: IHL.Mi:Vi:it TKAf.rDY. J- F. Boimeyer, Editor of the Day ton Empire was shot dead ui; the street on the mornii.s of the 1st, by Henry M. Brown, a hat - ter of that city. It transpires that a son ot Brown had shot a valu:iblc(?)dogofBolir.cyer'5,and that the latter had severely kicked a young son of Brown for pulling the bell handle in a sort of holiday spree being indulged in by the young persons ol the neighborhood, the two families being near neighbors. Oil Saturday morning the two men met on the street, where, after some altercation in reference to said trricvances, Brown drew a pistol and shot Boimeyer in the front of the neck, the ball passing up into the brain and causing his immediate death. Brown walked down to hi etore, was soon arrested and lodg- j ed in jail. A mob collected and j made attempts to take the prisoner from jail to hang him. This! was prevented by the police. But the attack was renewed in the eveninj, though it would seem with no very great determination. as a very inferior force captured their two guns with which they inte.i(Jd to batter down the jail door, a:iJ turned them against (he mob. Finally, alter some lirinond woundinuon both sides, the mob wan di,persed and no . r lurther attick was maae, some coinpinics of militia having been 6nt from Cin-innati to enforce order on the occasion. We learn from Yesterday'- , . .. , tches that llrown has been indicted by the fjrand jury for murder in the first de-ree. T' V T7TCo to II. bieg QT clothing,

ILLINOIS LLIXTION. Chicago. November 5 The

i return thus f ir indicate the folj ; lowing Congressmen as elected I in this State: t 1st District Arnold: 2d. Farnswnrth; tfd Washhurn; 5th, Lovejoy; titii, Nortonall Ke.puMicans. The Uli and Tth Districts are . " f V V u In lhe 8th urirt; rthf floss; loth; Knapp; 11th, Robinson; 12th. Morrison; l.'L Win. J. AIIcn all Democrats. The c Tn-oll ( ecte3 The vote on candidates at close. (war Democrat) em:w jlksly election. New VonK, Nov. 5. The Democrats of New Jersey hive carried the lower House of the Legislature, and probably the Senate. Thov will have majority of 10 or l ' curcs tnem a u. ö. öenaiar in place of Thompson, dee'd. The Democrats have alo e lected their uovenor by Irom G to 8,000 majority Rogers, Steele and Perry, all Democrats, are certainly elected to Congress. Trenton, N. J., Nov. 5. Parker, Democrat; is undoubtedly elected Governor bv 10,000 majority a Democratic gam of some 19,000 over last Governor's vote. The following Congressmen are eh cted : 1st Distrht Star (Rep.) 2d Dis. Middleton (Dem.) lid Dis. Steele (Dem.) 4th Dis. Rogers (Dem.) 5th Dis. Curry (Dem.) Roth branches of the State Legislature are largely Democratic. Nkw York, Nov. 5. The Secretary of War has orders to inquire into the conduct of Major General Ruel in reference to his periniuin me invasion oi iveuituckv hv t.en. lira:, ins tailur iio relieve ;iumioruvuie an i,:c ...... !.,.. ..rln ihn )tt . . "I"'! Vrrrvi hie a Invuirif thf nr. ' ... ,..., ........ .c .... ces of ben i 1 i or 1 no , . I'llTST l ASi: r.MHIK Tili: TAX j LAW. i ! i In a case at law in the Court' j Common Pleas of Jackon

. liraj; tO escape, our c--. weia.ij iiere mere nave l . u, ,n.l .v eei.u. . , t. nÄ IlP of .m . 2;i r u coiitaii.ii.B-

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Kcntlicky Without CMptUre ! TV.r!?? l the OKrs.-n(.;ll,,f,,a,, r,,M, , s0 ntr; fVt ol the ,w qr of ftet 9, t

n iknhoneratintK iri Ten ' n ".. . i , 1 J-' k i; i Hr..M.a wi.iBff . v m,,.,,. h,MMliT ! 2J1. r 1Ü co- taiuin- 1 acrr,. Tl.r ie qr oÄ., al his operations m I en- o: to u , x?&i kahit o. active ol trt r,mil lhe t,rjre ;n ror .t,r,tl !fK, -r ff t r ,:, ro, ltill- lM afrsee ailll Kentucky. The COUrt 1 lu ; i,rlnH j unnatUMl countr, .addre,. and U.e-riuK- will t.e.ei.t b return ! T, . rr.h,. . ri ol aec 31 t i3. r li . .;. J . .. O we mot ari.re.'iate lh merits nf imrK mail frt-o of utfi,.. Of.',.r, t- th . 1 1 ' . V

be hellt 111 (JmnCinatl. lu,.,,....,,'... t.. .n m.rnt .ri-lu,l,!-, r.n,l i;m..Ii will L. ror.tail.ti.p 5' -i re. lie I. epu CI lb.

'county, Judije lieatty JlcC e an , N r11 7".r I J1 J j Ch as H Kusse!, t Lieut. i presiding, Mr. Ferris (alt.) mov.iTi,.ji S hve a.i I.itut. i ed t j quash the summons in the;Stev A Th 4lhg

! case mr xvant ot Government , St-iii.ps, and cited the law in such cases "made and provided," a synopsis of which is to be found in this paper. The motion to quash was overrui((j the Court, the Judge remarking in his decision that he j had bestowed some thought on this law, and had determined to make no change in the practice ! till he had directions from the Supreme Court of the State. 11 1 1. . . yt lie doubted the poicer of Con - grcsi to pass such a laic. "If this report be correct," says . the lnd. Journal, from which we abstracted these facts- 4as we have no reason to doubt, Judije Beatty McClellan has illustrated with singular force the sound sense of the old Judge's advico to his young successor. 4tU you have an impo-tant decision t jake,'1 'said the veteran, "mike it and give no reason. You may 'give bad ones. If vou give none, you may be supposed to have ,A0G, on(M anJ the lawyers may finj tht.m out, though you could not." ' Rich.- -A mule driver in the armv was swearin? at and kirkj inp "a span of balky ti ule, when the General, who was annoyed at his profanity, ordered him to btop. Who are you?' said the driver. Cormnander of the brigade.' Well I'm commander ot these i mules and Til do as I please, or ; a"d ,et;ou take my place. i 1 he General smiled and pass- : ej j , m j "Is it not astonishing' said a : wealthy individual "that a ,ar-e fortf e " ,eft, me b" a ! uri JUll Vf IIKJ ilU Will SCdl Hit -ji . wine; ; It would have been still more j ai-tonishing," said a wag, 'if he) I V.1 Ia4 tl tr I'Aii oflar r.!nT v-mi i 3 .v...6wM1 'twice.

iJ.VTTLL IX .''I I km I.IU. IlttULlETLRl, .MRsnrin I), Mo., ( O.uUr 12 j M-ijor-General Curtis: I have the ho:ior to report that on this evening 1 received in for mition ot a party or' rebels tnuvin:; up Mantua creek, making toward a point 8 miles east o

'this, en route to join a rebel forn i in trie southwest. 1 immediately took 1C5 men ,

o'clock, drove them in and attack- j Wetriver, ed their inrin force, some 20oGreen, strong, killing 4 and wound. ng ) Ward, many as 1 afterwards under-j Jackson,

stood, and capturing a number i of horses, saddles, jhotguns and in u.ket. My loss was one killed and one wounded. This party oigan'zed by Rucker and Hughes, who sign themselves Majors in the rebel army; they scattered in cv "y oireac ion inrouSu tne mounlams. 1 he largest trail 1 could Und in one party was ten, and 1 followed it tor fifty miles the next diy, when they likewise scat tered in every direction. I order ed Capt. McMahan's Company of State militia to gather them in. They are completely disorganized. I am, General, very respectfuly yours, Jas. Stuart, Lieut. Col. 10th III. Cav. m:w voiik i:li:ctio. Nkw York, Nov. 5, The full returns of this city show a total mniririlv for Spvmnnr nf 'H 'i 17 i majoni) ior ceymour oi tii,.i4i. lhe Tribune Concedes JSe'. i inOUr'd election. nni.An Aiu: i:Lr:rTio.. Wilmington, Del., Nov. 5. Newcastle County gives a Union majority of 5s5. GTHnAnat'ARrrAn Co. II I. (;. GJ Cth Ker. (Jhio V oi., L imp at Uererlv, V irgirrDr. t W R.hck. Cincinnati. O.-We I in our Company mid heartily attest to the ..i.!. r.i,..:. ..:.. t.. i jiii.iiM I'i'.inuii ui iiirir L'rrui uriH Iii. Ill ; ioalU recoi.enend your Rcmedle-, beine aMiirt'.i, ir.j-n experience, that they will be verx w lcr.ie companion. ' Joseph a. ani)Iü:us. sipne.!: jlU Y. simple. Ui Serg, j .'..jh. t. II, tun llejr. O. V. j Jkwt!7 ' . CorpiHM-! Hi itmanj Corporal C .riton (r Cable, roir ther with 69 priv.tteg a unanimous expression heincr 'iviti. For siie at Xo. Q lft Fourth Street anI hy Dniists evn? where. The ."..fci.ji uttention of Sutler i solicited to rhia k btin the best article for cotiif.UinH inci'lent to cm p lii't. LEGAL. A 1 mi Iii trat or' 9ntc. TV, OTICE U herchr piren tht I will J 1 at public auction on FriJay, the 'iHh 'hy of November, 15-C2. at the residence ol Williitfj Caty, late of Uandolph County, deceased, all his personal i property, not tiktn br the widow, eonList.i.g of hon., cattle, hogi, wheatdriii, wagon und hirness, wheat, corn and oats iu the bushel, hay by the ton, farming utensils and otbtr articles too tedious to enumernte. A ertdit of 11 month will be pj'Tn on all "i:ns over three dollars, the purchaser pi?in his note with approved surety, waWinj; valuation and nppriisement laws. . GtORr.E Stevenson, Nov. 7,12. Adra'r Appointment. jVTOTICK i hereby given that the J 1 undersigned hn been appointed admhiistratcr of the estate of William Catv, Iii nf Fi jn.lnlrh fn.mtm T... I

" 1 , . i '.'"y 1 U-M- I I i " l'237 arr. 1 he hi ol the ne qr of ace

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A al-!:.. . . i. i- i r .t Knantflod a new and vrv j.iimUoihi i.attern. frac ot a'C I ZS, r l.f cuntaiitinff . J 3-10 a! in regard to our high opinion of the mcr- i. i n....v.i. i . t i i.

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f ! W e have used them w-.th rreat benet H )OM n I. a vant-ry of new and fah- J T ' .f.. ,.) , -vi , u r ;,.

I ,' . ..' . j u . nthv opre to mix p.iri .r Iii loval t ' W hi of till fC qr ol rv '4, t 21, T 13 COI1those m our rMtion o we mo.t emnhnt- .. -..u . ... . .. .. .. ' 1 , ..

i.i i h in in i iinniiie in i in ia-a. a ' w . .

deceanl. S.id cnUte is wpjosed toLe!"- rn.iniifacturrd our Fall and aolvrnt. George Steveos, .U 'oteratock before tl,e irameuae advance

.Nov. 7. 3w A.lmV

Implication for X,ici?irw;.w,irm wi?V'.r ote', cn ount .fi , hrd timea and l.i!?htie of rood.

TVTOTICT.iihrrrtij ciren that 1, Ad - X 1 ac. Hirsrh, of the towu of Winchester, Randolph County, State of Indiana. shall apply at the next terra of the Hoard of County Commissioners doing buine for said County, to be held at the Court douse in .-aid Winchester, on the firt ...uu.j.. ... .ri,lurr in-, ior me pur- . . . a 1 .a . r-....i .. ; IV .r . e .1 t-ose ol taking out license to retail foreign md domirstic sjiir'tuous liquor, by a less quatiiuy ma.i onequart at a time, and safer the same to be drat. k on my premises or in ray house, aituate on iu lot No. 1, East frout, on the comer of Eas. and Wahinpton Streets, in the said town of Winchester, Kndolpii Countr, and State of lnd ana. ADAM HIRSCH. Nor.7th,16Q Aw Applientiou for Licence TVT OTICE is hereby piren that I, WiMUm M- l'.tire, of the town of W ehester, Randolph County, State of Indiana, ball app'j at the n'eit term of the Board of County Commissioners doir.c ; busins foriJ Count v, tobe held at the i Court U ufc jq nid W inchester, on the trt Monday in Dec raber next, for the purpose of taking out iiceuse to retail 1 fjreijjn and domestic spirituous liquors, jbya iesi quantity than one quart at a time, an.J suHtr iLe samt to be drank on my pi rmisci or in ray house, situate on inlot No. 16, in the Nirtb-we?t souare. on Washington and West ctreets, in the siid town of Winchester, RacJoIpb county, and State of Indiana WILLIAM M. PAGE. .ot eater tb, A. 0. f4

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

rMlE duplicate of taxes for 180-, due this day, is in my hands for JL collection and will remain until the 3rd Monday o! March next, iller which time ten par cent, penalty and interest will be added to nil unpaid tare-. Delinquents for 1801 and former years will five out bv promptly n-ivin-j all arrearages. The lollowiug arc the rates of taxation for the several Tow nships .or 1862: 7WW. Statt, Ov. Sch'l, U41, Tp , S's rJ, SlSck't, Total, Pelt.

15 45 10 10 05 07 l0 ! 112 j 175 15 45 : 10 10 0:i 07 20 j 110 150 15 ' 45 ! 10 ' 10 00 (7 : 15 i H2 I:? 15 15 10 10 . i:3 07 15 j 105 151' 15 45 i 10 - 10 00 i 07 I 15 ' 102 j li-0 15 45 ! 10 10 ; 10 j 07 j 25 122 ) V.b 15 45 1 10 10 j 00 07 ( CO h7 150 15 45 ' 10 10 ' 03 07 j 25 115 175 15 : 15 I 10 , 10 05 07 15 107 150 15 : 45 j 10 i 10 1 05 ; 07 00 92 150 15 45 i 10 10 j 03 I 07 25 115 175 15 i 45 I 10 10 03 1 07 ! 25 115 170

Wavne, Monroe, Franklin,

Twenty cents on the one hundred dollars valuation for special school purposes on property in Union City, Wayne Township. Trk asuhlh's On ice, Randolph Co., led. Oct. 15, isr,2. K. F. HALM DAY, Trcas. R. C.

Watches and Jewelry! OC the Richest nud mo I TashiuuaMe Patterns! orri:iir.i at kltail at W ll()I.i;s V I.V. I'HK I S!! 'PHRHUUBAKD URO.., .W 65 ,nd X 67 '.tsu Mrett. New York, .Muücturer iind linportrr of the leadKioh and mt jo,ur tyie? of WATCHKS nj JKWKLRY, LeiLij ieterminrd on inm-.iii.: thcr usliie to an ui.l.mited extent, oRtr the foilonin elepant Ori.Ameht. At tae unurP.ted LSSSivF,M,, hum. incanlu)enree.rr Ud'4 or (ie..ttem.n' alrli in one: the reti"t. n.t runrnifnt and t-nea'Sfst 'Vmcli in Ihr WorM. Iri.;:tj..n gc.M; effecud by. P,ri,t ,.r..r,y, rrders th" aI'eariirf oT e.l. trfeit. while It d notro.t oi,e-thirJi.riHuh. Prif nlv 3." lallar. lt;U h rroni Uli dull unwardt. HUM ING COMPOSITION ' a K 1 ) I.KV-. fuU ,ia u"k wU awl the lu.wp,llmrromelll,t n,VTee.!i..ir.i ImlUtion oM. Price nnl) lHdoll.r. KeiaiU HCNt'ix; COMPoM I iox CASK!) ARMY

WATCH. KicM) enrrateJ, Jeweled and fan- the se (r ol see VO, !, r IJ, conmining cy work. l'iiiirpud for utIrrI, 1 radr, r0 eres, 'UVoüdoC,5dl ' KclAiUltT"m 50 J"l, Lot in lhe Tow n ol l'nion. Loti lA reut Variety ofot'.er WATCHES at low i umed fc4. W. 2. And all the prices. , tot? nnmere-l CMijsrcutiTfljr frt'rn Wl to. LADIKS'SKTS of Rronrh and Far Uropa to K0, both inclusive, exc ptinr bV"2, 612 rorre.pAnd. ImltatiPii Cl..ter Dun.ohd. a , G41, 6U. ÜH, 61, fb, 663, and CGI. Tcrv rich pattern and entirely nw. Price 4 . ... doCa. Oral and KdrntwiiirJ, a vor nat l.wtuU 1IU3 h Ja Couiltr Indlaid prettv ornameyt; hands tnel nioiinted; ' ana. The e hf of the w qr of ec 11, t 3Nt":1:MK VKSTCIIAISS.' P.r,len ltr lCnt;ini..f0 .rr. Th. e hf .n,i,7.nt.r,i:l,r.M,ll iY Tk. i-n.. of the ?e qr ol hee 1 1 , t iK, r 13, eoi,t.in-

nic..':rJ cts. SrroM verv ROSOM V fSCAKK PINS I.bI wilh f)na! ' an 1 Fancy Ston- Jdol'. Imit ttion'niamon J wli'tl tli K". rr 4itli v'ff.l 1 ....- ...... ... k.-. V. . oot the tnu'Mf.v. ui,ti i' m; non- r - i)l will do w iu obt.-.tn our mammoth eat al.. tru; we furnih th m ; aalcM utfl. tt .riees uiiur.a!n-d bv ai. ntyrron.rrn: AdJnM HI'HIIARM Hl!(s . Sc. 65 St 67 'aau.ii:ir Jhn stro-t. Oct 23m .Nur Vi.irni. CLOTHINC, 5ic. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. , BOOTS AND SHOES, Over- and I mlcr-Shirt .iJ xaJv. 1 j i.i FURNISHING GOODS, VOTO.V.V. Etc., JlST RECEIVED in Itrge quintitif and at extraordinary low prices at the WINCIiESTF.K Clothiug Store OF D. BAHNT)! & CO. Call oon if you wih to proenre pood for the old price vet. Wc can fit out wnerc. u..r iock 01 cioirj.,,-, r,r,j Ppecia.iy u.er coai, is xv,re corp tie in m. ever, and fiiruna fir o!ow the market iw!......!!!. ut rrics mat iioiinay riee.i iq be wuiii. 1 keep also conmilr on hand Trunks. 1 Carpet ?acks, N'ntion-, and ether articles Carpet i too numeroui to enumerate, I). HARXI'M k CO. S. B. All periom indebted to us ei ther by book account or note, and fvrtie ularlv the former, will cUiic call and srt 1 . . .1 ft. 1 . r ne u.eir cc.'uiira. 1 uc laurr pri 01 1 I & s . mI November we wiil close oir books, and j all thoe not settled we sha'.l pire over for collection without farther rmtice. nl2m D. B. A CO. To Consumptives. TIIE Advertiser, havingbcfp restorH JL to health in a few witks, by a ten simple remedy, after having sufftred several years witi a severe iunjr affectum, and that dread disease, Cor.umption-is anxious to make known tq hit frjlov-f ufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, ha will send a copy of the prescription tird (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which thrj will find a arae Ctar tj Cnxat.irrio, Asthh.

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top to bottom. WecU. particuUrly. at-Jse qr n l the a hf of the neqr of theae,4f. tcntion to our stock f 1-1 ; of which j 0f HC 5, t 2, r 13 conUinin- 65 acreJ. wc have U sizes and ran aell at Jower j The a qr of the ne qr of sec 20. t 2. r figures than is ;oüibie to buy them ontaiiiinr 40 rr.t

naiiMCHtTis, etc. Toe onlv objict of the advertiser in ending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, nd he hopes very sufferer will try his remedv, as il will cot them nothiog, aJ my prrt a Idessing. Partie wishing the prescription will please address Ret. EDWAUD A. WILSON, Willianisburrh, (nlS b?1 "'pm..)'. Ti

Trutc Sale. BV virtue of Pcrd of Trut eircuted; to in- bT the Prti if H anj Iirrctor ot the Cinciniili, Uiiion at.d Krt, Vvne KailntxJ CumiwDy, nd of n Or

der, ixl dcie ui4 ie tlu rror by the Kando!f.h Circi;it G.urt of t!..-St-t. of In.Iiana, at f Fill term, A. D. 162, I ül. troced to stll rt yubWc Auction, to the Ligbot bid 'er, for cash in hnd, on Tued.u, the 30th Inj- ol" Dec, IKO?, Uun ,h, hor, ot m o'clock A. M. j o'clock I. M. of'sAid Ut, nt llieoffi,e of the Cin, inn-ti, U.uo,, n.l Fort Wr-M,A crp-;Ki,?ionr-tity, Knd'tpn Coui.tr, in the fcUte ot Ilxli tiiK, ml continue lria dtj to !, htlwten the hour- aforeaid. Uitil aIK , ,j b K, h ftlowis dfroribed. , , , . , ... ld and t. n lo'switb th:ir ajjurte-. liancei, that is to a?: v , i i. . i . injÄiBi, rn. ir Mate ol IiiUIHwh. I ne e ni nj me nw. or of sec ?3,t 19,r I4,cont4imnpr0crea. .The hrof lictv or ot section 13, t 21, r 13, couUii.m-HO ncre. The e hl "f ' inj: cu .icir. 1 ii w qr na inr w in oi ; t!if v nr nf ro 3 t lf"2. r 14 CuntAilitntr 1 mg crt-. I l tie qr ! Petr VJ, t 23, ! r 1 4 c .iitaif.ins ICO er-. The w hf of' . .... ..K . i r. jr ci iiif n w qr I f . 'II Si 4 1 ! r. nee oi, r iiiin 4' wvrra. ; 1 l SVT 'jT Ol IÜ lc jr J ' r I . ciitini:iji J' hcT' Thr hi ut the aw ' (,r ml tin.-(T o! ine ir and the w j , . . ,l . .. f a .4 j hi n, U e te j, or r 1 ui rc 4. 1 t. ; " H eon t Inl.i 1 1 U acr . Ihr hf of ! the rr of vre ','.. I 4. r H ton U11. inr I ..1 r. Ii. LH nr III the 11 w t:r ol .... ... . . . ... " . - " . , - ! t vi, r 1 1 covt-y.ir -a ' a-rt-,. me . . . .k.. , -.. . VI . 01 . 11 iiw ijr 01 ur j wi r a contHii:if; 41 u,. Te aart ot (racti iiuni!er 2 in tlie w qs- ol" ec 4, I SI, c 15 cont lining 5.4 44 f0 jicrea. Lots in th liitvt: o! IortiHid. Lota numbers 7 and in MoeSc nutnl'i i 10. I. ta nutr.leri 4, ü an 1 7 in b'oek 11. L ta imn.l.cr .1 ai.d 4 n b'ock 2'K Lot 1 in block 6 ii the eat aiditio:.. L. 1 LUor k :4 in ea?t H.id.t on. Out l.l I bioc!i 2. Q:il lot r in '-o k 1. Ln', in CtriM..t- V icon's Ad'itio 1. Lot P y U'-Kk G. Ijtinin Ad'toiH ( oif . ii.'iir,h. Tac a hf of the !w i;r ot . i- V, t If., r 1 t containing H) cr. Th e i.f or r? n. r,r of c 6, t 2.'), r 14 tviit;iii.:np f0 rrta. The w qr ol '. 3. t "2ö, r 14 ciiirt'iiif 16 I acre. Pari of lh- nw qr ul the ne tr f ec 32, t 2, r 1 1 CM.tainiii li acre. Tlie -e qr of tie re qr of rec 3H, t 5, r 1 1 contitintn. 40 aire!". The iiw qr of iu qr of iec 27, t 25, r lö coutainitig 4 acres. Tht w lif of the ne qr and the na qr of the aw qr of sec 7, t Ch', r 14 n ntain'mir 121 acr-. The ijw qr ( the aw qr oi ec i, t 26, r 14 containing 40 acre. 'I he nw qr of the iw qr of ate 17, t 26, r l. containing 40 acres. Theneqrof the ne qr ol ec 6, t 27, r 15 contiining 40 acru The e hf of the ne qr of aee 2J. and the n hf of fractional ec 23, t 27, r 1 1 e ...... n w 1 . Lot In thr town of Decatur. Lota numWtred 2, 30, 32.ard 1C5. Lyinc in Allen Count), Indiana. The it qr of the rf. qr and the tie qr of the te qr of st-c 33, t 2'J, r 12 rontaininr fa) acre. The w hl ol the s qr ol lee 2ä. ; , Ii. 1 1 ...... . c.. 1 o', tit iuii iiuii co aires. I, flue in Ie!wrr Coonfr, lrdi t.-T!i w hf ot the w qr ol lec 23, j r " containing acr . L)iu? in .lladi'Oit Coantr, IndU nnn. The e !;f of the se qr ol lec 13, t 13, r 7 cootininp fcO acre. Lyiu in Darke Coanlv, Ohio j Lot numbered 21 nJ 24 in fluider G 1 . . . .... Uin;'iira lobli v ision O' the tie or nf w aj 1 a ...') 11 o r. -. tv ii,r. cutiuiDinz 0 acre. 1 n nrqrofw?J, i H,r 2 containipg 1G0 acr-9. Tlie w hf of the ne qr of sec 11, I 11, r 1 containing go acres. Lyitif In Antrlazc Coantr Ohio. The w tf of lot C4 in the town of St. Mary's. Iyinc in CInrke Countv, Illinois. The tiw qr of see 27, t 12, r II containitr IG0 acres. Efflanti " CsntT0Ctian$.t, oorth .south; f, east; w, tfii; nw, north westj re, nor.h-e4St; sw, sauth-wrst; se, south fait; qr, quarter; tf, hslf; sec, sectiou; t, township; and r, rsnge. ?TICf HI1 S. L'ilOMMIBirO, Oct. 17, 162. 3 Trnstet. flection Notice. 7 OTICE is hereby given that there. I l will be an election of Directors lor the Winchester and elate Line Turnpik Corapnny on Saturday, the 2itb dav of QrtoUr, lt-C2, at Browne Jt Cheney's law offitt in Winchester. Oct. 10, 62. td N.KMf,P,t. Common Pleas Court if la ieitjon this week.

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