Winchester Journal, Volume 1, Number 43, Winchester, Randolph County, 1 May 1863 — Page 2

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N O II KST ISR Krida) .Mar K i 03-! Newa of the Week., The rclx! force which had for nearly three weeks invested Little Washington, X. C, suddenly disappeared in the night recently, fien. Foster was at Newbern, preparing an expediV . . .? , , ' . r. a r a i at r r f i I r i i I i ii rei r ta i Gen. Hill, with his entire com t i mA ririiari " V " . . i -.ast tvcc Un. Hcynolds, - . M:-Mlanvilt surprised the re! telegraph and R. R. depot,- 000- bhnkrts; 30, 000 pounds of bacon, S barrels; of whiskey, 200 bates of cotton, i i ;

, lenn. Mis force . . i . . : . !lire;P to teach. There ae I nun who essayed to pallinte or conjunction with the President,

el... de.troye.l the i three examiners: one is W. D. ! extenuate crimes airainst the ; a committee to designate the

.nine hriiUpa. r , t,:.u m,.i, thp trSnf i time and place of holding a Teach-

i'iii suiiic bujj nra rii.t. i i Alio, the tenM of two cirnp, ! nimbia. Ah., by our forces under flndtwonrthrermillvhirhhadi0- Hodge. The rebel force been Grinding for tho rebels. was commanded by Col. Chab We have ?om 130 prisoners, j mfr?- A ?rvcre engagement; three of thcrn ofnopm. Innr loss stated at l0O; reM 1059 ' -The result ofthe ficlitin' not ßiven- other particulars

sntifactory. Lonstreet's formidable force has been repulscJ, and its lossc-i have exceeded our? eight to one. Gen. Banks's recent operations in Southern Louisiana have! been verv nticcessful. About 10.000 rebels had collected on the Bayou Terhe; against this force, Gen. Banks sent Weitzeln, Emory'a and Grover'i Division, J and sninegurihoat.J. The enemy has been beiten in several land fights, losing many in killed wounded and prisoners; about 1,600 of the latter have fillen into our hands. Ten of their steamers were burned, and a large amount of stores captured. Our wounded have been fent to New Orleans, they number about two hundred, and are reported doing well. The. Union Club at Nashville, Tenn., numbering 673 members, have published a declaration of principle, thoroughly loyal, and anti-slavery. They invite free labor to Tennessee; the abolition of slaver' at the earliest practicable time; they affirm as the correct policy that no traitor or ?ympathizer, and especially no disloyal slaveholder, shall share in ruling th? destiny ofthe nation at the ballot box.

i to court, and the charge not ad--The fugitive slave Anthony jmitthlg of blilf le was scnt to Sims, whose arrest in Boston i nr;-nn

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una renu.won to ms master causea ; At the ins,ancp of the to much excitement in Boston, i proseCuting Attorney, as well as andcosttheGovernmentsomuch,lof Mr Bunch) thp of the eight or ten year, since, is again 'leccaed, Mrs. Bunch, was taken

in that city, having escaped from Vicksburg. He runs no risk of bein sent back to the South a second time. There bis been reit scare ; in West Virginia on account of i rebel incursion. AVheelin, and j Pittbur, Pa., were said to he j threatened, but it appear that i the number of the enemy, and : the import nce of hi movement?, were greatly over-rated. In apportioning the draft,; 'if. credit wi iriven to each State' for ,he nu,tr of troop, ,Ire.,dv j furnished, but Ihr year,' men ' three rrziments of two years' men trill be considered a "equivalent to only two regiments, nnd four' I regiments of nine months' to one! regiment of three years men. r! r,-,,i.,i Ä o

vic.i. .-i iuinwuM, hu o,-,iuc nmcr nees, ana am inciineu MO relI, attacked Cape Oirar.; to give you -eo.r.c mention of a,

ceau, .mo., on list Sunday, nav-j ing previously !fnt in a fla ot truce demanding a gurrender.

t.cn. .Meil us? not ready to j Dayton, thence to Xenia, Greene an invitation to unholy ambition to business. The minutes of arrender; and after n fight o!j Co.... nnd down the railroad to t0 bravc the light of "day; to the P-ceding meeting were read tome hours tht enemy waj. re-- Waynesville in Warren Co.. ' amssins of Liberty to strike witn aaJ approved. The President pulifd. At last advices our made some excursion through impunity; to the genii of anarchy calIpd fr the report of the commounted force ra in pursuit, portions of the two last named j0 come' forth from their horrid 'mit'-e "Willsons Series of and had captured some CQ0 Pri counties. This part of Ohio isden of chaotic darkness acd do ;Render,Mn behalt of Paid com rnen. The losi in killer and a nrwh farmin.- rfriri nfL, .. . imitU P fi:. ;n

KoundH not given, j

P -The Government Ins deter

mineo to raie a iorcr oi auoui JO.OOO men, for garrisoning forts, from thos'tj otlicers and soldiers ! who are mi iDieu lor me neia and yet fit to relieve an equal number of ablebodied men from garrison j dutv. The Commissioner of inter- . nal Hevenue has decided that promissory notes for sums under. !s well a over $20, must be stamped. Anrtlitmn ,,,?,-- n.n.ml I i - - - -

Urek Clay Smith, attacked 8iuc,,1br5Ul

Scamp of Texas cavalrv near!'' Franklin. Tonn.. H.vlh v. i . I iLiu-ii iiiuiiiiii i iim rir.ii ii A i we go to press we have ; 1 . 1 new oi tne rnnmre oi i in. It is announced that Gen. Hooker commenced a forward ! movement a few days ago. Do ' not know wh it will come of it. tiii: UUrORTT.If CASH. This cae would very likely not be alluded to in this paper at pre?ent, but for tho manv erroneous and contradictory rumors alloat in te community and through the newspapers of other localities. The matter is caught at and bandied around by nearly all our exchanges, many of them giving names of persons and plices of which we at home know nothing. If gentlemen of the press could be in a little Ies hate to get such things before their readers, (before they know anything about them themselves,) they might, at all events, have a chance of greater accuracy. The truth is, for we happen to have had means of knowing I something about the matter, Mr. Cilvin Bunch, of GreenslorkTp., wa arre-ted on suspicion of being criminally implicated in the death of his wife, who died, recently with symptoms somewhat like those of arsenical poisoning. At the preliminary examination he was bound over out of the grave, and the stomach and other viscera removed and placed in the hands of a competent chemist in Cincinnati for examination. Concerning the question of the guilt or innocence of the prisoner, we have no opinion to express. That is a matter to be determined by the proper leil tribimal, and to elucidate whichl all this preliminary trouble is! taken. It is certainly very fir; u !-!... . iiuiii u:i; jcmiuiMie pro nice or 11 w' r,u,,c wi PW Pi case, f lhe for ' of , as l a rendv thoroughly under, stood ad determined upon For the journal.) J Uar Journal: I was t iro i A T I Was tliro

: .i -i , examination Ol aDDiicanis lorisun, luirmc, ou'uuy auu av were annmnTrri ti rvrr in

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three or four Counties in Ohiolr ftnv mtrinttr- rnlonift. Kv

:.u .t . lew tinni connected with visit. n, I wr.t frnm Vt i h r -i ri 1 1 Tni-1 i to .vjj.vu. : course the only crep to be iefn at

this time of thV year is" wheat, and of this there is verv little in

i the region referred to. I learned that last fall the ground was co hard,' from long continued drouth, that it was impossible to plow at the right time for sowing wheat. I So there was not much sowed, and what there is looks badly,. the winter having been very unfa vorable. There id a great deal of pie Sugar made in thid region: lateen hundred pounds or more I I times produced from ! hard. ! Lebanon the Capital i a single orchard, visited Lebanon the Capital j of Warren CO.. and attended tic ' ' ! Ind. There were about fifty apinlirnnfs. nearlv nil voting ladies. . .. , .... 1 diu not think the exercises more difficult than thoe used in our county in testing the ability of teachers; but there was too much of some tilings. Thus in Grammar there were four times as many examples to be analyzed, as were in any way necessary. There id nearly always I believe, a deal of humbug connected with the examination of teachers. In fact, of all the different classes of people with whom I have become acquai tit led, it seems most dillicult for teachers to avoid a ort of onesuledness. Nearly every teacher has o hobby, and thinks there is some one thing in which most teachers are deficient; and that if this lack could be supplied, our tystem ofeducati on would be nearly what it should be. Some have Grammar for a specialty, other ' the singing metho'l of learning Geography, (and there never wan a humbug more absurd than that;) and just now some pf our Randolph co., teachers have a sort of Mental Arithmetic mania. Hut all will be right C4in the long run" doubtless, as wc know that the world's progress in never in a straight line, but always by a series of oscillations between extremes. Yours. J. B Harrison. Vnr the Journal. i:-ril I'SII) ENT IICCH A X A . Tho monstrous heresy that the Constitution confer? no authority on thf Chie! Executive to enforce the laws of Consres., nr the term? ofthe Union, is as shallow

i - - r- . i . a m i mrr0-r-ifr virNikvtOA rvsTtf i ar . 1 . .

a pretense ns ever found place in!a,tnoutl " has, undoubtedly, its :

ötate paper. 1 Ins heresy . WT mm m I a diate paper. emanated from parties that never, for one moment, believed in its truth, but sought to benefit by and qain some respect for it, by obtaining for it a high official sanction. In the contemplation of this ofiicial declaration, which, if true, would stultify every statesman of whom we have been po?ible to avoid conclusions which do not redound to the credit of the courage, bonestv. intellect or patriotism of Presi. ! dent Huchnmn. The mnvirtinn 1 wis painfully acute that there i 1 i was a wiunir suinewii .. a,ci.tiv, au 0u Rneral v,s ,ha conviction, that ' ath-.trickrn at the a ectionmet no renone

i but indignation produced no;additiori to th:' that James lechobuthostilitv anilawakenedRuchaaari nnived at it, assas-

n0 gentler feeling than shame j !minr!pr witli rerre f. in tliP lirf.ist i m;n ,tTo,1 ;b 1 tie fcvv wno were traitors it might ' hlw regarded with M complacency; by the many who i . . .1 J 1 ? vere nairiois wim inuicnauon n . i 1 tneir worst. If ancient times furnished the

incomprehensible Nero who firedinvestigntion, which was granted Pnrr.A fiA,A ...Ulla k......l II '.t . mi

Home, fiddled whilst it burned, gloated on the agonizing misery which it caused, and, in order to escape condign punishment, charged the crime to Christians! and visited them with the most; terrible persecutions the world has seen modem times has furnished the equally incomprehensible Buchanan, who frater-Ma-tnized with traitors, who-c ap-j j pointed agents robbed the Gov-1 ernment with impunity, who per-

t j- i ' - . V mitted the national Hag to be members," the President appointpulled down without opposition,' - Way as Critic connived at measure, taken inhi,i V;..?' A'"' fM.e.,:'t3'

name for the inauguration ot

never forget, much less forgive-!pueslion of saiJ commjltee who, to say the least, was a silent j motion prevailed, that, the Assospoctator of the preparations jciation meet at Winchesteronthe making by men who represented 3rd Saturday of May next at 10

that fierce barbarism called, by courtesv, "peculiar institution,"! for the assassination of Liberty; who saw the "Ship of State, steered by his own pilot, riishmi;

,, . . ., f. r 'of this Association, cordiallv coadly into the maelstrom of rcvo- . . ß. f- x

m i .i:.... i j: i ..i I... uiion, ana mu noi pienu ui.i the "good old ship'' miglit be saved, but that James Buchanan,! the e personification of imbecility, i2ht take passatrc in her lifenu

, f n t ,f.. ,,iIoriS 10 I10ltJ 0ne 111 "inaO'PrilHK!:K III U an Klecl'on of nine boat for a place ot safetj and countv at sllch time anj piace j X Directs f..r h Comply, held at then, to escape the responsibility ' as mrlv be deemed exnedient. ,lm1c of thtf Cn;7 in Winchester. .. . . . i - r Ka!:dolph conntr, Indn x, on I1iuMd.iv,

oi ms oiuciai criminamy, cnareii;un motion. Association atliourn

the crime to thi account of the;ed. 1. Hiatt, President.

Abolitionists. It may bo said in! t extenuation that, under tin infl'ience of that stolidity said to It nf rnwirillif f.ir if ' was an error of the judgment,' .t .... i . rauier man oi tue neari; uui in the opinion of Talleyrand, an ! crror so &ross ls a cnmcI. . . , ' , 4, , . It is not strange then tnat u the light of this State papr, Whichilisclaimed a'.l Constitll - tional authority to protect the Government from assassination, that a mere declaration on paper that the eeession of a portion of the States from this Union 1 was "an accomplij-hed fact," J should pain some decree of! respect abroad. Backed, as it was, by what was tantamount to i an acknowledgment of it Con- ! sfitutionality by the Chief Execti-' live ot our Government, the! forwardness of England and1 France in acknowled-in- the ! 0 " nht of t lie eccdin States to ! r I r ill, . me line Oi lawiUl DCIIlLiercntS, i ....i j Ä. i . . ., i uiuiu uvi nr iui Jl.lMllV eoil(Iemnrtl- The excuse is not, ftlicrefore, destitute of plausihility. . ... . . .. . 41 lln.K AM . A I ' ,UU,IU"U" un a ue5irc 10 crusni fU rt.a. ...I I. I. .V.- . 1 ....

.,cr.c. rtu u. 111- yan.jcook5a nntter ot the first

siuu ui uie American KepuDJic. ; un 1 resident Huchanan rests tlie responsibility ot an odiciali criminality which an Arnold ! t ..... ... . . , ... WOUld not envy. HlS imbecility j alone shields him from the cai-j gating lash of his betrayed conn trymen; and even that will not I secure him immunity from an odious memory. The infamy ol V m his ollicial omissions and acts, cannot escape tiilory. They

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WHl ue transmitted to remote Posterily a knowledge ot it Swill be anion,' the earliest n.C ( 11 IS 1 1 1 0 n S Ot each Successive ! , " " ' 2"''rt7f "a,llu" i.uw.,, auu, m sinali0 - .M. L. tKVlLU:, 1D. .UIL"Ti:s OF Ti: ( 'III:Ks AS0-i CIATIOX. ; WiNCHESTiR, April 2ä, liCa. 1 ne Association met occordin ! tnnflrtn rn rti ant -re 1 1 ! o ,1 - jKimtm, v... ffAT 111 tliÄ rli? rfl r.An. .1 . .1 ,v sm. ut ami. further time fcr deliberation and'

by the Association. The report

ofthe committee on "Order of t . i . . iJusine was received, and the !

committee discharged said re.iRfc.4 of w I(- s,ct!e, or7tt

port adopted The committee to draft a constitution and By-laws for the Association, reported and were; 'discharged. The Association! proceeded to adopt the report of: this committee by Articles. On motion of Mr. Wright, "to assign s a dutv or exerche to dilferent J Arithmetic, for the next meeting. On motion, L. Wright and F. M. iure Incfltntt in (hie rinnnh'Ko o'clock A. M.The following Resolution was i reau an opica oy me Associ ation: Ics)lved, that we, the teachers ; Castle, Henry county, wh ; appointed at "our State Tei no was ppomted at our rotate I eaehers Association to hold a Teachers' Institute i each Cot,nt of this i t.nsre onal District, m Ins ef - A- Chopper, Sec'y, pro tern. look 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 ... . . . mr in u. scan us w oiu, when aisM i n occurs in your re - . J iiion. II an Old refluent Sells his . if...-... ; lv,,;i,l 0t .,,1 h-,. : farm, it a man builds a j;ood barn or hour, or if anybody has any ; 4faets and figures' about farming, . . . . let m know. Send us accounts ! f Unin meeti educational meetings, and of your srliools, exhibitions &c. Do not understand this as a promise to publish all you send us, we must judge about what use to make ol all that we receive from you, but we are glad to have the people send us any information. Always give us your name, that we may know our authority for statements made. Mnini:i), It VA N ,T KMC INS On Thnrdav, ri' r!,,th; MJ- 'l' f MuyT' Mr. John W . Kvan ot Anderson. Ii.d . atid M!m Li-ia A. Jmkins, of Winchester. . . .hii.i Jr-.MU. iy ine .-nip. ni the .une time, Mr. II. H. Mil , of Wabash, Ind., and Miss Irene P. Jenkin. With the notice of this double weddincr came a larize cake of n - r- - . excellent quality. It the youn"! id c mm p it thrv ar? rnfy ' .

nortmce they will lenrn iniV.',de of Nahinj;tnn street, rear

their new' way of livinir. " " uxAS-msirop-On Sundar it, j tne reidnicc f the bride nenr Wjnche?-; ter, bv Rev. S. II. Rhode, Mr. Joeph Lc-is", Sen., U Mrs. Sarah Bishop, all of tl,!- C0UIlt-r-WINCHESTER HOUSE,(l ate Aker IIon?e,) I j. r. MeM viiAN, Proprietor, j IT UL.fi rer.nviir 1 nr.u newiv i urn :-n- i - T r- i . , e , I I i . i v. I ei. i.iLi . - i riiiu eu v it. u e l. St.i:e C piii:: ji.red tu m ike -nest euwloriabi.' llur-v and Carria'-M to let. ,-f.4tlt ii 81,000 CASH A I ND sume pol Vettern Lind, to , trt.de fcr nn improved Fari in this coun- I tv. Arr-'v to mvl-13 C. A. AVEHY. Brauel lor Male. EIGHTY ACRES of excellent Land, unimproved, three and n-hall" miies , north e:ist of Winchtfter, for tle on de rilile tern:. For information rn!v to L'mwn & Monkf. Wiriebeter. Ind. mvl-J.a W. II. BEEBE. "'-- iui ".tie. A oticf: is herhrv given, that i. I will cil at public auction on Sdtur.iaj the 23-1 iIaj ot May, lrC3, between t!ie hour- of ten o'clock", A M, and four o'cN-ek, T M. .it the resilience ol Lorer.ro Byrum,!ec;eJ, hte of Randolph countr, all Iiis personal propertr not taken bv tl.e ridow, conitinz of Farming Utens.!. Horses, Colt, Cattle, ic. Ti:ims or svli:.-a credit of nire rnontht will be piren on all sums ovtr thrte dollar?, th purchaier giving cote with approved security, waiting raluitioo anJ a;-prien;cnt lawn. CALVIN J. HICKMAN.

! IPiCd. iortan,n:; nni ana ,icn W lr!W(,lfnriltM)t illi;lNü.li(0;) W,;. I rmtrr nr r 1 n , r '7 Ii 1 -Vf." U fjrftt I tor, Street in tho rrth-et .wr,are in the ; COMRR-nf rrrpeln.. after a bnef flour ol ni w Ji JJui.diiic. it f Whcl(..t ct afore. i.IIne. at thc rcdcncfo A. Aker, ne .r , AKo Notary Tuhhc ani Acct for the Mi(Jf n8nn5n2 th,ce lf, f th , tow:.. Martm Lomer,a-ed about ,0 years. a.e of Keal fcsute. nJOly , Rorlh 4; fffrt tl(U(Ce w..f (H

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EXHIBIT ""

i0f tb, Recc5rti jnd Knditure of the crVrnru ot Wiorhe.tcr fortbe year tuJiog May 4lb, lCI: , rrr v ' at LicruKti. el ' Fine 4 00 j CI. V. He!u.4 i other pr- t cial asieiuents for side walks Txts collected Total 23j0 a:5 3i 7tH Lti j ! ins. i:xii:mii i i:r.. streets. Mittiiiir in foot cro1c S3 ii oo r, 0i io :.i m f 1 Hiulin gravel, tot.e, Vc. ' rii.tnii; M-vUinij gutter .tos4 wt-st.. . ' oc orcr Vr tvuUV. -.LN t,urnfr K- A-."; 1 5f 10 00 J I) Smiih, for services as Clerk RnJ Tre.iurer. rreston unl Jirrctt, hauling off de ill cow ADC Monroe, oli onlrr (i W Helm anJ others, on side walk G W Helm and other, oa oide wnlk taxes for 1KW K Thorn t, old ordtr .. iv, Co. Treasurer, collecting tixcs 1 (Hi G 90 238 5G M 0.i j 1 1G r,o on Donation on ditch $157 07 $7oS 90 Total receipt!. Ch on hnnd b3 Cush io W L Steele' hand, former Treasurer 25 37 Total town funds s277 t?0 Published lv order of the Board of Trustees, April C7th, INtt. JCIt. SMITH, rrei'f. J. D. SMITH, Clerk. otirc to Stnrklinldrr. . R. K. Co.b Wicl.wtrr. Aiil an. 1-13. June 4ih, u ,Mder of the Hoard. luv 1-13 A. STONE, SecV. NOTICE. ffTIin uiidersintd will present to the J lio:ird )f Commissioners of K un doili couniy, Indiiiit i, :it their next June Sf-sinn. a lVt lion pm n the vacation 1".1 H" H"tf.art oi Lonv. . Add.u.mto !thc tou oi Unim west oi I'lum Street; and all that lie Huuth of Vim: , ftrett ind wt-.-t ol How arl streit ; and all i lh;il 0ltJl yf M !c ;nd wri ol Colnmhi i street, including all the lotf, strceti and alltvj within h ii l ixiun.i.irif JHU. SMITH. Mat 1, ISG3. 4.1 state of ludiann.Kandolph Cnnl, In the Randolph Cireuit Court, September Term, 1 ;GJ. No 413 Complaint to correct Deed. Olirer II Law r Rol.ert Powell, fvoann.i Powell, William Powell, philio Powell, Harper Powell, Sarah Powell, J ine Powell, .fnhn Powell, Shtpler Powell, M:rv Snodrnn, tt al. 7 W cornes the Plaintiff, hr Hrown i 1 i Moi:k, his Attoriieyn, uiul tilen I i t . k . i in cami'iaint iitrcin, lorttn-r itl an iifii 1 n it tli.it the above mimed Pifi rduts nr- rot r-id-ntH of t!i St.ite f Iii't.iiia ; N'otic ii thereforr K'iven Slid Ptfmd - mit that miles they npnenr on the Hrt jdiiy of ibe next Ten of tit Randolph i Circuit Court, to be holden at 1 1 e Court- ; Ho'i-e in Winchester on the '.hid Monday J of September, 13, th itne b in the j 11th l:iv of ,iid month, and ;mwr oi i ' 1 Tmu'u , uxr, -Mi'i uif I . :i.,. :. . .i -ui rnmied in their absence. I Witn.fi inv hit.d nud the e,-! of said "j v.uu. i, .M . ,.,ru. i ..... .ioiin n. (iooniiicii. M ir l, i:i enncc. JOHN D. CROWLEY, M. D. imiVKMlV ivi, .M-iw.nAe nllMU.U AM M ült A. articular attention paid to dittatet f k 1111. 11. A.JJ J .Ali.

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imrth-vrest corner ol Public Square, Win chester, Ird. 11 " vnnD;n, CAREY 0. GOODRICHi Attorney at Law, ll atti:m n:onTiY to colleetin: Hwd securing claim und NOTICE TOHEIRS Of lclitioii to Sell Heal Itate. State of Indiana, Randolph County. TV 0-TI-F- ,s IjrrtV Pv th.tt Silas 1 .u'jrdon, Administrator of the K ! t-ite of John 15. Ujvenrido, deceased, h j bled hi petition t sell tli Kel K-t itei of the d ced lent, hi I er )n l rrT-ert v be-! : . . ' ii. . Mig ins.ii!icieiit t..iv hn debt.; anl t!i it ! s-tili l etition will be heard itt the next ttrin l,f Louit of Coiamou 1'ie .-. m , aid county. Attes-t: JOHN B. GOODRICH, A Til litii, 1;CI. Citric. 42 State of Imli'tita . IZdiidvlpli County. In tlie Randolph Common Pitas Court, Juue Ttria, 1 -C3. Jeremiah Stnitla Coaip!aint t. , to Carl II wnrnel. ) Foreciose Mortie. Th Plaintiff now come and nie his complaint herein, together with an nidavit that aiJ deftu Jarit ia not a resident of tlie State of Indiana. Notice is thrrefore .civ en a!1 defendmt tli it unle-i he lc and a;j.eironthe lt day of the Jure Terra of the Randolph Court of Common Pien, to be holden at the Court Hum in Winrheter, on the ! 4th M'nd.T of June, lCa, and answer the complaint or demur thereto, the san will be heard and determined in hi absence. WitnrM rav hand th'i iCth dar J 'rt.. of April, I -63. JOHN B. GOODRICH, Ci'k.

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o N 1 1 11 " Jltaa uuuuo. I 1 ! Just received at the TRADE PALACE. '2a ami iifpct llf A C U I MT.TH W.CT VYLOl tiriJilIl'vi I vi Ji., INDIANAPOLIS. SILKS. j riir.NUi rori.i.vs I 3IOZAN II I (JL' IIS, I roi'I.AItDS, New Style - romito ii:l.ncs, ; sphinc; l)i:i.ALS, iruLM'ii cam.io. Lote II. A. rietcherfc Co. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS Something r.ew and beautiful, juit re ceivel at the TKAIU2- PALACE. HUME, LORD & CO. CARPETS. The lor?rt ftofX In the Wrt, comrriinir every crale from the benutifu! Medallion to" the eorrmon Hemp, bought ninety dir npo, und will b told at mU advABce on old prices. also Oil Clnth, Hör, .Mnt, HufT Hollnnd, CIrecn Ilollnnd, Cnrtninft T)nmnk Shndeti ITmhroldrrnl Iteppt, StrHw ."lHiting, Coeo Mulling A.c., b.c. At the TRADE PALACE. II ii mo, Lord Sc Co. IM PER HANGINGS, A very larp ktock of nil grades, lelecttd with wuch c.ire lor Spring trade: s Al.'O wi.Mxnv mi ni:s, ciir.T roiiMri:, HANDS, conns & tssi:i.s, ncTUui: T.vssr.i.s Together with a complete assortment of Hougg Furnishing Goods: TKADE PALACE, 26 AND 28 WTVHt AVas!iinloii-Hl.t HUBIE, LORD & CO. piurniVroii s. A ppoiiitmriit. "VTOTICH ishtrebv piven, that the unJLl dTined Ins bn nptiointid Administrator ol' tins tkt.ife of Ahtalotn i uuititralur j Hunt. dt ctacd, bite of lia n do'ph county, lodi.ina. The r.-tnte probnblv oheii't. j CKOKCK W. MONKS. Af rtl 9, lcl.'l. 4 A'!tnini$trt'. Appointment. ""VfOTIOi: f-i hereby ifen that tVr Hid rsir'titd lia been fttrolnte! ii mi usiiaiwr vi nie J.Maie ei a rn A I. .! ... 4 . 1. IV.... . ' t ) : . ' , . , . V , . i.oiinvr. oauj j.miu1 niojoyeo io Vit solvent. IK A J. UIN.SH V , April 1 i, 1 -C'J. 41 Admin .tratar. AIIOI.T.I UM. 1 TVTTIcn iOureby -iven tbattLeiin uersi;ie'i oeen uppouiieu .u jnir..Mturo , ei:yia!:o I;omo 11; I rum, ii ceit-f n, m- oi iiiimioipn tount,. I. r- . 1 1 id K-tate i- tirpoo. t be flrent. CALVIN J. HICKMAN. April 'JJth. 4fJ Adm'r. Application for License. -JVTOTICn IS HKREHY GIVKN, thu tlie undei -ln-d w ill make p!iction to the I!o:irl if ('ornm?4ion rs of Rm Jolrh county, Iiidi,ii.;i, for a license t pell intoxicating lujuor in 1cm fjuttitic thm a fi;nt at a time, to be drank, on th remiae4 n t the following rdac. to ueininric ivr. ea-i 01 me oouin.IU Jeet, hn 1 in the hous-e in which Patrick Kellev h;i been k-ejiiri firoeerr. JOHN GREISIICIMfiR. Aj-ril 21, lrW. U THE MAGIC Family Sewinir 3Iachine. FOR ONLY TWELVE DOLLARS! r I "I- 1 I1, M' rr vitt lam .r it hero ... . "... X clotlun m to In-or ilulLicg rn. W itv tin machine omau eta t k1 i-it.v ntcl.f to iu bj bai.d.and therrfuri I4vi4 time, and tirue i uioney w ith f "tie r a t-.l as men. 11ns niaihint is uut j ciiLiult to ue cr ?o l.able to p t out of orUr . thoe LijL jriced abd onin'icuted rnichir.e. Jt de II k;n J- of ff winp c iii tl! v wrll, the n-st m'.lin or co4rt-?t coth. To be appreciated, it tueJ bnt to be een; and we (iit no dou'ii all wlio purchase il tll onidT it tii b-n iin ett!itt-t tLtj ever raidt with te!ve Jo'iLts. V olftr the tnichinc to the cltizeti of Raiids'pi Ojuntv, thruuph our tra'ing A;-ent. Any ci;e natitir one if these rnachinr. by mJ Jressin: Hn? r Nilson Sawyer, Wincl.f ater, JnJ-. tve oce delivered at hi re.i l' re. JOHNSON MKOTIi:i:S 4 CO., a Manufacturers. Corporation Election. rfIJCKK will an Klection held at the Co irt Ilouie in inthe ter, on Monda. Le 4tli da of May, I -G3, for the piroe of electing five Trutetj, a Clerk, Treasurer, AfCMor acd Mvtbtl, for lie town of W iffhe!fr, for the tutuin rear. J. Ü. SMITH, Arri'l IT, 1663. 11 ClK.