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not been taught to gomn him.elf I

i 3 hedo! in the world as a ohiU. A ftmily may be order-!

y to a dfrec of nicety that is,.rldnyf . . . rally admirable, and ? ti 1 1 be n

I.icauable of scll-covernment as , a family of idiots. Families (hat might be reckoned by thouiind have left orderly homes, all prepared for the destruction to which ihey rushed' . " ' The military commander t m . a.jfct A Y I Vl t It A Tk f

vrrv little a. ta the moral chara'c.,!he mai1' t from Richmond,

ter of his soldiers when he savijand drrrcted to Col. fmboden,

that they are under excellent discipline. The drill of the camp may mike the camp the most orderly of place?, but this drill does not go bejond the camp, or deeper than the surface of the character. Take from the shoul-

. a t .i T hand of military control and you win uac as oruinary armies rri 1 mid rtf nvrinnr M 111-'' -7 W . rt.t.t4iLL, sam ing, drinking rowdies, ready to w - b 9 rush into any excess. The state prison is the most orderly place in the world. The drill is faultless. I know of no place where, among an equaPnumber of men gathered from the lower walks of society, there arc ?o few breaches of decorum; yet, when the in - - mates reappear in society, tney are not improved. You undertook to introduce a military drill, or prison drill, or both, into your family; and you failed, precisely as generals and wardens fail. You never recognized the fact that the essential part of a child's education ii that of teaching him the use of hij liberty, under the control of his sense ofthat which is right and proper and laudable in human conduct. You did not undertake to develop and enlighten that sense at all. You managed your children instead!

tiers ot these soldiers the 5trong!rntich leather as twentv-two

of ffaehincMhem how to mannw!,lM been fo?ht, it has been done

themselves. You never appeal-!?0 -.i.i.-: r ' -

tu lo uicir ?ciic tu liuuui, ui tu their senpe of right or propriety, as the motive to any desirable conrse of conduct; and when you place J your command upon one of them, and he dared to ask you lor a reason, von crushed him in to silence by assuring him that he hid nothing to do with a; reason, t T.v , . t vj i i ÄA Gov. Jo, A. right, has brenj ppointed by Present Lincoln: to the orld's Fair at llarnl)urg. A better appointment could not have been made. It is estimated that over $C30 000 will b spent during the present reason in this city in the purchase of shrubbery and llowers for door yardf, and fruit buhei, plants and trees for gardens and out- lots. Two nurseries hive already eold nearly $30,000 each of flowering and fruit-bearing platih and trees a sum sufficient to make numerous homes attractive in beauty and substantial luxurious comfort. Ind. Journal. Peter Weaver, an early settler ot Wayne county, recently died nt the ae of ninety-six. The Attica Ledger says it no. ticei that the culture of the grape is hein i;one into extensively in that vicinitv. A Mr. Johnson hau put in f,000, Dr. Hurd 600, Mr. Weizel 300, P. Zimmerman 200, and many more have been planted. The Ledger add that former experiments thow that gr?pe culture there is ä tuccesj. AN i:i! TOK1AL AUKI-NT. The editor of the Plymouth Democrat was arrested and brought to this city d?iy before yesterday, hy order of Hen. Ilacall, and, alter a short detention. pent on to lien. uurnJet at

Cincmniti. lhe cau.-e oi hisinoitied tlicm when h W-nn tjiat arrest vtat the publication of a j he should make no reports and re comment on Cien. lLm-alPs Or-(ceive no oniei-s now till he got the der No.0, in which the spirit ol i.ih oir his hand :h:lt he liiid all the order was ridiculed, its uu- tll slplics, intmitiotw and re.en.

. m.. .... l,nritv PAHfiimneH. ami it nurpo5t willfully misrepresented, j The General, alter .-rndinthe cdi!or to IJurnsitJc. rftiuircJ the, proprietors ot the piper, ii they) nifreJlJconlinueiipuijiicaiionf

tProvi ,. fJitot u-Iio would -rünuvl m' " rinderod ith arms the (iocrnment. and iiive bnd L. . . ut i.o.h

m $.1,000 not to publi.-h matter' Ls j0;ne,i ii on-.,.r k ; . vinhünn L.rA.rs 1 n V. -?.kl ' ... k'11 to Indianapolis; and turnm

,..' J..ara.i;. L. r..U. .V'VV' " i 'r to Gen' C:ill. who on 1:1-

Kttr vour body iound;as wine tn5n pition, nnd r inforeepavonof the cask it is kept inf.r"entÄ tho number of somiO, thc ionl receive- a tincture fr im i öm,tftr. nt"lman. have b-en

t?.e frame through which it works. j Wi.n': vf tN Nixi;-. Tk-? TT'.rh u, -Li::.

WINCHESTER JOURNAL, t

1 C H KST Ii K : -Mny s, 1SC3.1 -lt r I A. "r-r. 1. IL. I 1 I I new a üi ine vveeK. Some days ago a rebel mail was captured by a squid of Gen. Milroy's men near Winchester, Virginia. There was a letter in the guerilla, notifying him of the concealment in two diflerent places in the valley, of a large lot of leather. Gen. Milroy at once sent a force to each of the places described, and captured as Wagons could carry. Adjutant General Thomas, now at Milliken's Bend, La., jhai dismissed quite a number of (captains and lieutenants from the service for incompetency and disloyalty. Military arrests go on with a vepfrenneo at St. Louh. About , 100 were arrested on Wednesday and will be sent South. The list embraces some of the most prominent and active business and professional men. Xo favoritism. The wives ami families of oflicers in the rebel service also to be sent South. A general moving all along the lines. The country is in a state of feverish anxiety to know the results of the recent movements of the army under Gen. Hooker. Hut up to this time there is not enough known to gratify this desire very fully. If a decisive battle recently that nothing is yet ! known about it. Early last week the army bernn to advance, crossing the Kappaliaiinock at several different points, and after some opposition reached Chancellorsville. a place ten miles from Fredericksburg. This turned the line of rebel defenses on the ridges in the rear of Fredericksburg, so that the rebels must either rcircat 1(1 "lenmomi or right on ground which Gen. Hooker had chosen. Gen. Lee chose to rWlit. ft Thnt tIlP PnfTnv in(, ,1Mvilv ..f,,,.,, ,,vtr 00pg from A powerful cavalry expedition under Gen. Stoneman had been sent around to the rear of the rebels to destroy the railroads be-!

twocn thom and Kichmon.l. Tt i;!to ho closo'1' nnJ tho 3Tn.vor

not known how thi hn? suoroo,l..l The bntth oponoil on Sntunlav by Stonewall Jackson attacking our rijrht winir. Hi advance w. so impetuous that our men avr nay. pivinp tho rnoiny a derhle.l advantage and cuttiu.tr oil communication between den. Sickles' corps and the rest of our army. To repair this disaster, a niht attack was made w ith siiec?? i. (Yni. munication rvn restored, and the enemy driven back half a mile. The fighting was renewed early Sunday morning, and is said to have been terribly severe. Our men fought most gallantly. Mott's Ilrijnde, it is said, marie fifteen distinct charge, capturing seven stands of colors. The "World's correspondent says the fiirht was renewed on Monday, with increasing advantage to our forces. It is said that communication between the enemy and Itichinond has been cut off, (but this may not be true,) and that they are between Oen. Hooker's army and a lare force under Oen. Sedpvick. Two rebel generals, ( amu and Fits Hugh Lee are reorted prisoners; more than three thousand prisoners have reached AVaihinjrton. We lost den. IJerrv. killed. Of course nothing is known of tlie loa- of cither side. Neither the War Department nor ino rreMont are receivin? anvthhi'.r direet frotn IT J''-r II.-. - - - - ii"iMri. illforeement ho wanted, and that ho ,Mn x tru1 the telegrapJi w itli j hl 8CCrPtÄ- , ITI'ST. The fi-htincr on M.nulav was nnc. r-vi.uinieni oi ti4'ii. Tl.-v.l .1 .n...v. . Tf .Ii! ."iiurv. no raa maiisent hira. New nlen 31am., ainronri!nt s 3i4.ö"M tlii- y ar. for th -up V"rt it f.niiliC3 cf vuluy'::.

All REST or VALLANDlfiHAOI.lctones, find clubs, and shouting

A special train was sent up from : j Cincinnati to Davton on the morning of Tuesday last, for the pur-r-c u cwni-unj; xne lion. ... Vallaiulighaxn to the former citv. Gen. Ihirnside having or taking a notion he had some special business with the Hon. Ex-Member of Congress. The escort ran" Ids bell near 4 o'clock. He appeared at an upper window, but learning that the object of his early callers waa to escort hiui to the city, he declined the honor, shouting at the top of Ms voice, "Asa! Asa!' and immediately a pistol was fired from another part of his house. The fire bells were rung; and it was evident that he and hi friends had a preconcerted arrangement in view of such an incident. The matter seeming a little urgent, the messengers stood not upon the order of their entering, but entered at oi.ee; and, allowing the Hon. gentleman scant time to make his toilet, hurried him down to the depot and were on the way to the city before his friends could make any attempt at his rescue. He was committed to prison and no one allowed to see him through the day. Waon loads of copperheads were hauled into Dayton during the day, but no demonstration made till after dark, when an attack was made on the Daily Journal oflice, which was finally fired and burned to the ground, several adjoining buildings sharing the same fate. Troops arrived from Cincinnati in time to quell the rioters just as they were commencing an attack on the fine residence of Mr. John Lowe. The precise charge upon which Mr. V. was arrested has not publicly transpired. LATER. The city pretty quiet through Wednesday; about 30 of the ringleaders of the mob were arrested without resistance and lodged in jail. The editor of the Kmnirc wa.i

. , . - , , , , ' . icuuuii in wniL'M tue IU lowing arrested at 1 o clock, l.v order of i i Gen. IJurnside, and the ofiiee! ""V . T1 ! . i rM , ' U'1 motion, Lewis Prosser. pbced under puud. 1 he soldiers ( wa, unanimmi,,v noin5natei, as ! took a swivel iroin the oillee and ; thc )t.ni0cratiJ candidate lor j took possession of a larrre nrnnWrj County Clerk hy acclamation. ! of mmket In the Licht C.nar.L Thiu i ti 1)

j Armory. Thc liquor simps orlorrl i ' I Marsli.nl notified that thoy would be held responsible for any further disturbance. The telegraph wire cutters are in custody; not having been aware, perhaps, of the nature of the penalty for such an offense. The entire wooden row, from the Phillips Noue South to the alley, was destroyed. That building w.ms well warmed, but sustained little damage. The citv and county have Wen placed under Martial law, and whisk v beinir cut oil", it is expected order will reign in Davton. Vallandigham wai before a Court Martial for examination. The charges have reference to his Mt. Vernon speech. He refused to plead to the charges, and the Court proceeded with the evidence, the publication of which is not permitted. He was at the Ibirnet House in thc strong guard. evening under a coimeiuii:ai i)i:,monstuaTION. On last Saturday some forty men came into Centreville, AVavne Co., wearing butternut ornaments, and cheering for Jelf. Davis. Tluy were in procession, had a life and drum, and some of them were armed. They remained in town several hours, but learning that information had been sent to Kiohmoml of their movement. they left to avoid being arrested. Thov were lolloped some time a!'iter l.v the Shcriir and his posse. :Some resistance was made, but v'-tiaUon, ntaiiH"l svon of thtiii, rtleaiug the others. The arrerts wore made by the proper t ivil aithoritics. AXOTiirrt. During a Union intinir t r.rt ayn la-t vn-k-h -ri lorty crfity :ntu, armed with dray piiiff

for .Ten". Davis, attacked the Un-

ion people. They killed one or two men, and injured several ladies. It is aid they threaten to resist any fore suit against them. Every man who is convicted of taking part in any disloyal demonstation should be sent to Gen. Kosccrans, to be passed through the lines to his friends. A Richmond correspondent send9 us a letter containing particulars of the recent copperhead exhibition atCenterville. As the general news this week is of unusual interest, we can give but a limited space to things of this character. We give the concluding paragraph of the letter. "There are indications all over the land that the rebels and their guilty accomplices, feel that their days are numbered, and in their desperation, they will resort to almost anything in the blind hope of success. But their attempt is vain; and they will only reap the harvest of humiliation & disgrace, and transmit to their children the unenviable memory. It is only a question of time, their unholy causo cannot prosper, and sooner or later they will see the result of their futile attempts to destroy the government that has protected their persons and property, to all of which they have forfeited their claim." "A thousand curiosities1' are "too many" for our narrow and crowded columns. The article is besides rather fanciful or poetical for the times. Too much a do about nothing." These are times for earnestness and practicality. Ckimc at a Premium. The Vri...:ili n. r . tt : iNashvilIe (Brown County) Union publishes the proceeding of the Ilrown (yfinntv (nnnrrrinil Cnn. : T, a ii i u ftki i 1 1 i 1 1 fttir-i v. ilia on the lSth ot April (one week' before thc convention) murdered ! a soldier named Daniels for at- J tempting to take i'roin him a mini o - O with which Projser threatened to shoot a soldier "before nirht." Thus it will be seen that the wib ful murder of a soldier because he wan a soldier is regarded by copperheads as the best recommendation a man can have to secure au ollice. Ind. Journal (lold is a shade higher with but little change in the general market. There is no telling what n day may bring forth. The Richmond Palladium says the Horticultural Society of that city has concluded to hold a Fair in June. The Steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Liverpool to Quebec was wrecked olTCape Race Apr. 27th. The vessel broke up, and about 1200 persons were lost. Kcv. Charles Spear of Boston, publisher of ''Prisoner's Friend," died a few weeks ajjo. (ionts aro tlie only animal that will cat toi ueeo, except the tobaeco worm ami man. M AHHIi:i, DICCS DKKISOu the 4th in t., br, Rer. John A. Moorman, at the reaidtneel of the bride' fathtr, Mr. .Matthew V I)igt to ML-s Ruth Diggs, all of White Rinr to nhip. Died, WOODBURY In Military Hospital at Franklin, Tmi.. on April lfth, ol leter, George Woodbury, a numbir of Capuin Carter's Company, c4t!i Kfgimtnt iud.j V. aged Jl jearp. 3Ir. 00lhlir a3 a nim

" J spectable and exemplary citizen of: of sü Jdctaed, in the Ton of Win- 1 i I will jcll at pu!;c auction oa .Sat1 . i i- l - j ehester, Randolph Countv, In liana, urdtv the 2.1 1 d it of Mjv, 1 -ol, b -twe c n

our comniunitv, ...... ... .o. deeply regretted by all. His remains were brought home and deposited in the burying ground near Union City. Jle leaves a wife and vounjr fnniilv. SWAIN At Youns' Point, Mtrch 11, j C. V. Swain, forraerlr of Rileville, in j this county. He was a member of Capt. j Bonebrake's Conpr.n;, 05th Reg'uncr.: Ind. Volunteer.

CAREY S. GOODRICH, Attorney at Law, WILL ATTKXD PRO.MPTLV TO collecting -and securing claim and obtaining penioiH' and bick par for

Mldiera.nd Ibeir beirt. Oäce.ou t Alio, Notary PuUic and Agent for the 61 of Real State. n3Clr Ipjfoi lit incur. NOTICC is hereby given, tht the undesigned hare been appointed .1mintstrtors of the Etate of Charles ShockneT, deceased, late of Rardelph couuty, Ind. The Estate if probably sl' veat. nnnnEN shocnev, geor(;e v. monks. May C, 16G3.44 Administrator $. Administrator's Sale. NOTICE if hereby giren, thai the undersined. Administrators of the Estate of Chirle Shockney, deceajed, will offer for sale at public out cry, at the late residence of the deceased in" Greensfork township, Randolph county, Indiana, On Saturday, May 30. 1863, The personal property of said Estate, eonMtin of Horses, Cows, Hos, Sheep, Wheat in field, Oats, Hur, Wagons and Farming Implement, Houehold and Kitchen Furniture, Mohsse?, and other articles. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, a m. TERMS. ums of three dollar and under, cash; a credit of one year will be giren by the purchaser giving note with approrrd surety, waiving benefit of raluation and appraisement laws. RKUnCX SIIOCKNEY, OEORfiE W. MONKS, May G, lff)3.-.i Almnitrator$. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an Execution to rae directed from the Randolph Common Pleas Court, I will expnso to aale at the Court-Uou?c door in Winchester, Randolph county, Indhnn, on S;iturda? the 30th Ur of Mar, 1KC3, hot ween the hours of 10 o'clock, A M and I o'clock P M of said dar, the foil owm;' Real Estate, situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to wit: Sixty nre of Lmd off of the oast side of the wet half of the north. east quarter of Section twenty .sev"n (27,) Township ninotetu (10,) of Ranee thirteen (13.) Est. Executed ns the rroprrtr of Storer Smith at the suit of Z-inonh Itreson. A. H.JENKINS, May :, 1563. 4 1 $.1 50 Sh'ff R. C. II. LIEBER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in MOLDINGS & FRAMES, Pictures, Looking Glasses, : French nntl American Chinas, Oval and sllorp ,,rnine, of all iiC. ARTISTS' MATERIALS. ' .... tna insurancc Building, Prnqv1v)ni9 CfrnrPennsylvania ütreet, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. All kind, of Frame, for Hho. Cards Pic '"Z' vlM'mP I ' 44 . . - - ii. F. ADAMS' l .... T r iil-'iiu-iiu tvM.J 4 -tAty r Wholesale nnd Itctail T i 11 Hi 3C EAST WASHINGTON STREET, 5ß Adjoining Odd Fellow,' II1T. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. i Appointment. , "JVTOTICK ihereb? civ.n, thntthenni dtrigned Iihs bten uprointed Adnunistrat itor of the epta'e ot Ihniel M. i l!eaor, deceased, (with tlie Will i,nu- ' ed,) lateo.' Rando'p! county, Ind. The' estate is probablv insolvent. i Y L. WATSON', .Iv I"u.l. 41 AJ'"iniftrator. rui i ii intra tor's Sate. "TOTICK i her by i:'vn that the unI di rr-i-ne I, Adm tiirr itor of the f'-:.Ve..01 rl r:""'r:.',r""8:' l.niel M. Keaop, (Jccesed, (

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On satnranf the oi .'iy, in3, . . at -mm The personal property of said F'tate, con' istin ot' a ller.e, Wjijmi, H?, Uutchers T-!. II ueholj and K.tc'ien Furniture, and various other riiclis. i?ale to bein at 10 o'clock, A. M. TLRMS: Sums of three dollars and uridr, c.ih; over three dollvr, a credit of nine month will be pven, the purchaser jrirm note at intrt,waivin2tentCt of valuation, witli f cv.ritv. E. L. WATSOX, Mr ?, 44 Ai'nintiirito.

Sweet Potato PLANTS. A LARGE LOT of the abort namfd

JTX. article for sale at tha Winchitr Üreen-Houie, (west part of town; aUo, All kinds GVeen-House Plants For aale; Tomato Tlants, CW.age r.jint, Ac.ic. Orders from a disUuce mujt be accompanied with the cah. n. PL'CKErr & sons. May 8, 1SC3. 4U3 WINCHESTER HOUSE, ! (Late Aker House,) J. F. .McMAlIAX, Proprietor. HOUiE renorated and newly furnished. Stajre Oflice remored to it. No paina spared to make guests comfortable, llorses and Carriages to let. 43. Appointment. OTICE is hereby giren, that the undersigned hare been appointed N Executora of the Will of Nathan Uarker, deceased, late of Randolph county, lud. The Estate is probablr aolrent. C. lUHKEft, NATHAN 1). BARKER, May 4, 1?G3. Executors. Executors' Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned. Executors of the last Will of Nathan Barker, deceased, will offer for gale at public outcry, at the lute residence of the testator in niterivcr Township, Randolph county, Indiana, on Friday the 21) th day of May, 1SC3 , the personal property of said Estate, consisting of hor.es, cows, lios, corn, wheat, wagon, farming implements, wheat in the field, household and kitchen furniture, and various other articles too tedious to enumerate. ale to begin at 9 o'clock, A. M. TERMS OF SALE; Sum. of Three Dollarsand under, cash; a credit of ooe year will be given, the purchaser giving his note, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with approved security. The farm will be sold the same day if a fair price is bid for the same. CHARLES HARKER. NATHAN D. BARKER, May 4, lbG.". 41 Executors. ABBOTT'S OK TIIK GREAT REBELLION! Abbottis themrtt,oteJ writrrnnd esayUt of the dar, piiJ his time. He hows that more thaa thirty year Ajro the rebellion was inaugurated, which wat then a little cloml uo larger than ft man' hand, but which continued to grow and spread until, ns a solid phalanx, its dark folds fron horiou to zenith overshadowi our hole country, and pour out its vi.il of wrath in lightning and thunders. Fellow-citizens, you love your country, and luve un interest in its history; you feel honored by the bravery und heroism of the father, husband and on of Indian i. who so nobly risked their !ire.4 at their country's call. Indiana coldiirs have honor the Sute and Na tion and have therefore largely rontribu- j ted material fur M history, of which Abholt has kucu due prominece. lie has vtviillT tiortraved tl.o.p ut t nl i itriot &m 1 I . - - - r and bravery which fill the hij:hft ppe in hUtorv, and will stund engraven in the liifchfit niche in fame's cloud tipped tun pie. rarem, if you ih to have your children intclliirtiit and Tntriotic. cet aia . . . . 1 . ! a ! . . tl.em Abbott Uoll it Uistorv ol thc Kefn-Ilton V ol thc Kebellion it is ttritteu otyle. lit the luot fabciuating And what will a.Tord tho soldier more

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pliaftire, when he returns, to visit hij , town of Winchester rind county aforefriends, hearing the senr of many a well ?aid, running thence eat 15 feet, thenco fought battle, than to find wiih" them a ! north I1) feet, tin nee t it 15 feet, utli book with the history of the battle of t ID feet, and In the huue In which TutDoncltfon, Shiloh, Murfreehboro, lVa.rick Keller habti keening (iroeerv. Ilidge, Rich Mountain. Antutam. und a: '. " JOII.N tlUKlSlIKIMh'R. hot of others in which he ptrformrd ' Aj ril 21, 1H.3. 4i

such a heroic part. e gve a lew or the nameü of thai mary Statesman, scholar, and soldier, who have patronled anil recommended Abbott' Iiiforv of the Rebellion. Jared Spark, Ivl ard liverett, H. U .I.ongfeüow, W'm Srrart rrarue(Jo.

ernor K. I.; Kichard ates, (Jovernor ofjrilUKRi: will be an Hiervon of nino Ilbno,., Miuylrr Colfax, Lmis Wal- , J Director for said Compan?, held at Uce, and ü. 1 . Morton, Governor of Iodl- the cilice of the Cuinnin in Wi'nrlir,tr.

ana. J. (.'. OIIUUI.VS, I Agent for Randolph Co. Stale ot Iiidiamt. !tandolili County. In the Randolph Circuit Court, Sfftm' I't Ttrm, iti;:i. No 41.1 Complaint to correct Deed. Oliver Law r Robert Powell, Ronna I'o ell, William Powell, Thilio l'owell, Harper Powell, Sarah Powell, Jane Powell, John Powell, Shepler Powell, Mary Snodgrass, et al. ()V comes the Plaintiff, by Hrown J N & Monks, his Attorneys, and files hi combtaint herein, together with an a(!i lavit that the above :.;mied Defendants ar not residents of the State of Indiana; N'otic is therefore pivrn said Defend ants that unl-M they appear on the firt day of the neit Term of the Randolph Circuit Court, to be hol-! n st the Co:rtIIiii in Wiin-h-t r on the 2nd Mn ! iv of Keptember, "f'i, the same b In Mi 1 1th dxy of and m nth, and nnwr oi i (nur tu ii-1 coinlaii.t, the sme ill be t luar l and determined in their nb-ence. , Witne tu v hind and th e-i! of said l.sj Court, Arril'J.lr.l. JOHN U. (iOODRICir. Mav 1. Ir6:i. 43 Cl'k A C C. Land lor Male. I71ICIITY A CR KS of fictllent Lind, .J unitnprovetl, three and a-half mi o nort'i eat of Vinchetr. for ile on de irable terrr.. l'i-r inb rm ition arply to Uruwn L Monks, Winth t r, Jnd. my 1-43 W. Ii. LEKIIK. A.lniini.t nlor all',,r "" k"' w v' - " " I.aK.. ...... f tor fx''r.fl: T . n.t ty.. . o'clock, P M.at thc r?iJn ce ot Lorrnro Uyrum, deccted, late of Randolph county, all his pronal propertv not t:kr n bv the widow, consUtinr of Farm:n Utensils, Horses, Cott, Cattle, Lc. TIIH.MS OF SALi:.-A credit of nine tiontts will be given on nil sum over three dollars, the purchaser givinz note with pprored security, waiving valuation and appraisement law. CALVIN J. HICKMAN", May 1, 163.-43 AJn'r.

ELEGJL.XT Spring Dress Goods! Jail receirexl at the TRADE PALACE; 2G and 28 WEST WASHINGT0N-ST., INDIANAPOLIS.

(SILKS. CI I FC K POPLINS, FHFXCII POPMNS, .MOZAMRIQl'KS. E.MPKESS CLOTH. rOL LARDS, New Stfle, roi?LARi) ii:lanes, SPUINC; DIXANES, rUK.VCII CALLIO. HUME, LORD L CO., Late II. A. Fletcher X Co. CLOAKS AD SHAWLS Something new and beautiful, juit re ceire-1 at the TRADE PALACE." HUME, LORD & CO. CARPETS. The larccst tock In the Weit, com S rising erery grade from the beautiful ledalhon to the common Hemp, bought ninety days ago, and will btaoUatsw small advance on old prices ALSO--Oil Cloh. Hugs, JUata. UafT Holland, Green IlollanJ, Ciirtiatt Pnmosk Shndei, Embroidered Itepps Strnw Mattina;, Coco Matting, At the TRADE PALACE. Hume, Lord A: o PAPER HANGINGS, A rery large stock of all grades, selected1 with much care for Spring trade; window siiaii:s, gilt corn i ci-:, HANDS COItnS : TASSELS, piCTUiu: TAssKLsr Togetber with a complete assortment of House Furnishing Goods: TRADE PALACE. 26 AND 28 Wext AVnKliingtoii-ftt., HUME, LORD & CO. I'HOI'HIKTOHH. Application Tor License, -jyroTicn iiERKnvoivnx, that 1,1 the undt r.-.inel will L.ake applica tioii t the Hoard of Commlfioners of Kandf!th county, InI!na, for a licen to sell intoxicating Honor in 1cm luanti . ' . . I . . . . t I t i ties thnn a nuart at a tim. to , f'r.t.Lon the preini-a at the to preiniava at the following rlce, t( wit: Hcginnifig 72 feet eaut of the Southwrt corner ol Inlot No. IP, o:j ahing i ton Street in the noith-east Mtiare in tlm Notice to Stockholders. 0rir k or CisnvvATf k Tort VayiJ f I ' II" . i . r I ,v ,w " nicneter, April iruj.v Rard ilt.h countv. I ixlinnit. .ri Tlmri.l.ir If 1.1 .. ... . . - June Ith, Ihti'i. Jlv rder f tli Board. my 1-4.1 A. STOM:, Sec'j, NOTICE. f Mill, undersigned will present to th I. IJ.iarl f Cornrninsione rs of Randolph county, Indiana, at their next June Session, a i'etitio:! praying the vacation ot all that part of Converse's Addition to the tou of Union Jjinj; wet of plum street; and all that lies south of Vine Mreet and writ o( Howard Mrett; and nil that lies south of Maple street and west ol Columbia street, including all the lots, streets and alleys within aid boundaries' JKK. SMITH. May 1, I'-f.l. 43 NOTICE TO HEIRS Of IVtition to Sell Urn! i:tnte. State of Indiana, Randolph County. NOTICC i. hereby -ivi;, tht Siln T. (Jor Joii.A dmini.trator of the Hstte of John It. Hji mride, dce:i .1, baa bled his p. tit'on to jell thf Ral Krtatr f the dcd(iit, hi perii.! pioperte brinir iiiiit!it i ot t. t hi dt-lit; attd that nid p t tii'ii ill Im- heard at the nut trin i.f ihr Court of C .mm-ii I'U-s, mf said county. Atte-t: JOHN D. GOODRICH, April ISih, IsCl. Citri. 42 81,000 cash A ND some pood WMrn I.nds. ta tr..de for .in improve. Farm in this countv. App'v tu 'inj 1-13" C. A. AVEHY. Mrs. N. A, Williamson, MANTUA MAKER, Onrns m:rt m:uyici:s to the ladies of Winchistef and siclnity. Having had several years' ex prience in New Hampshire, ht feela corfdect of giviuj itislaction. Pesider.ee in the Friie yroferty, Fnt ef the Fer.itarT. 40