Winchester Journal, Volume 2, Number 11, Winchester, Randolph County, 18 September 1863 — Page 2

WINCHESTER JOURNAL.

V, I NC HU ST K K ' 1 ridv. , - Hep. i?;b, IFC3. Newa of the Week. At latest a.ivicc from Charleston o'ir fjroei occjpicvl Torts Wagner A whit-? w a . inn ov r Port Moultrie, tnt for Tr!;r.t ronton wa.? r.ct nn.lcr?tool. It is fahl th.it our troops have taken possession of half tf Jamea Island. Thin isl.in 1 orter.J almost to the city itself. The Monitors Türe ly:r. t ctTrcrn Sumter and Mo.:ltie. -i-The rebel paper a TmitaJos of 70; in the strudle for Morris Iflurnl. Therr rra ft r.ivn!rv fiLt fit

r.Ä r i ' ,i? now sees would have Leen of so v m eppcra few tlavs no. U it men drove the rcM nwrr e?pturin- 100"4UcIt U'e lo ,,isM' prisoners rnd three mr.nou. j IJllt U,K" ls t0 b" done? II ,s

I lie daz tte s Iavca"vorth uis-1 ro :ut, verv nt Fort fljl.son prcpari:i;r to start for Fort Scott. InhirpCfr)tca!npni-nhoTnnrrhp.l mile 0 days, fv:-T.t tn Ir.ttlo, an 1 donroil tho rrl.cl from one hundred thousand erptare inile of tenitory, I'efngee from tlio n-Vt-l conscription are coming into P.lnnt's lines by thousands. Their sutlVrins are represented nsj indescrib.aT o. More than one hundred Tnion men have been vliot and luniir at Fort Smith slnee t!ie rebellhui bean. Suj.ply trains are running regularly from Fort Smith to Fort Munt. Fort Smith will 1 e liendfjunrters for operations during the wiuti r. A .special to the Comm.-rcial from Erorrn.sville, Ark., September 'Jnd, fvu s : Henerrd Steele :irriv.l here lat e vening. HJh force vill rome ti to day. "The rehels are in .trong position in strong position der.r Little Rock, four miles.this si TritU a force estimated at 17,000 men find from tliiity to fifty hjis. Ksrby Snith has fono to Ked River, leaving Price in command. -The iimo.-e Art I last fully liberated. The pro of our army through their " Wn n r'ilTit'niinl r v i J in j 000 rebels and gome cannon ired at Cumberland Gap. dd that e'etaohmetitss are ed from the other rebel ait re-eniorce Hraq:, pror al ly ia order to make a tight at Atlanta; The3 are not whipped yet. The papers say that Gen. Dum. ei de has resigned. The President has issued a Proc lamation suspending the writ of halea corpus in all cases connected ivith military matters. Gen. BanlxS has issued an order opening the Mississippi to trade. The election in Maine has cone for the Union overw helminth-. Our readers rnU cnd in Mr. Julian's Address an able and thorough crctroif of a subiect of the hieb st practical importance. Men of all political creeds believe that our national prosperity depends on the intelligence and virtue of the people; and whatever evils or abuses mav exist in our political system can be remedied only by the culture and growth of the masses. All will admire the elevated and dispassionate tone of the Address, as well as its peculiar quality of suggesting thoughts vchich seem to lie very near us, but which had escaped our notice hitherto. A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT. Few persons pass through life in this world without meeting with some terrible and crushing disappointments; and thero is perhaps nothing else which so fully determines the future character .and course of the person concerned, as the spirit in which these disappointments are met ana sustained. An experience c! this kind is, of ccurie, always very painful, and it ia clten extremely dangerous. A very comrr.cn and natural effect of such experiences is breaking down ind disorganizing of the character. To see plans which hive teen cherished for many years thwarted in a :norscr.t; to ieel that the oljcct which has r.ervedarj ucheld us through a t, ouraser-est... which ha, led u'j ! a v . , . . . CZ thrcw''h the tlls of ha'f l;r ! wo- 4-c l'.3 Ol a HieUm ; , ,,, i j i , , r ; time u ludJe-lIy placed fprever j ccjcsd our re ach; to awake from ! t-e Ior, del'ohtful dream to the ior.eis ih.it that i all over i ii , i - -.. . rr, r. vt, ah! thi, i, leni'.le! To . 1.110 IV tnt it i uli irr,r,, ; that WP r::ut !,r-ift n-iin, ;.:.u luv, all ti e atru-lr and uearinew and loie t ll0P . Offner! ovff -4in. '

It ia hard to keep from feeling that there ij nothing left worth living for, or if there is, that ic can never attain it; and that it makes very little difference what we do, or tvhat Lccomes of us now. In Ihi time of suffering, while the soul is stunned, blind ar.d I e-

wildered from the shock it lias just received, many a man tikes a step which rei'ly dees for him what he supposed his trouble had already rtlcctcd; he do?3 so'pc-thiug iu his recklessness which makes life for him hereafter a bu:den and a Jail ure, and tills all hid after years with a ceaseless, torturing regret, regret that he decided so quickly, that he did not wait for the ii.iluence of time upon his imputes, nor exercise the forethought uhuh he - - hate. Vou would belter wait till the storm has blown over a little; till you hive in some decree recov. irrctJ otn t!ie fiivt shoc k of di.-ap. ! pointinent. At present you do not 1 know p-eci.ely where you are. Voti cannot be certain whit will appear to you desirable or right in a month from now. It seems certain that you will always led ju?t as you do now, but there are some wonderful things in our life, and it i.s not likely that anv of us have learneJ about all ol them yet. The soul may be bruised and crushed, and ground into the very earth, and yet it Ins a strange way of lifting itell up someuhit, of entrcmhing ite!l in its very u lie ring, and of learn ing greatly to endure. (Jreat disappointments common 1 v bliiiht and shatter and destroy lerever they nil; but tins is not j jiUvays their eTett. New widom j and strength aud patience are Irejuently developed by lailurr; the It:an becomes better acquainted will, his ou n po-m d hi, own iecd. and his teekinir is hereafter

,. iii Lir.imeni nave o en receiv-! witimii me I i?i lor Objects more worthy and valui- two year, an.! mai.v of them from persons ble. All his life afterward may be in the hi-!usl Ml'ki ,,f ,ifchigher and better for himself and Tn ., . n uX lo!1, lo avoid imposition, tdiscrve theSigmfor Others because of the spirit in ture and Likenes of Dr. Swe t on cv rv la- ' I. ..I .. ..I.. I.. ii Ci. l. .. w ... . . . I. f I .

which he bore his first great disap pomtment Wait then; tthe time to deli her at? he fore you take any stp. Ver) likely the best way for yon is to do th? simple work of the thy, some common thing tint needs doitu n.. n.iil,.nt, rfll.nn,rt (rt . now, without .my refprenoe to any great pi in or gre.it hope lor the (u tu re. Lite his verv olten a eon si stent plan anil a true succesi when we can see nothing but confusion irti failure. acknou Li:ncr3ir.NT. We have received from Gov. O P. Morton various documents Of interest and value for which he has oar thanks Chas. Eliot Norton has sent us a copy of "The Army and Navv Journal," several papers and tracts. Attention cv.ry tody! Werden & Co., Cookselurs, Stationers i Wall Taper Dealers, nt Indianapolis, are Sellin? out their immense stock or wall papr at obi prices. Therhare also a splendid assortment of gilt window shads and piper curtains, windowfiiturcs, &c. Their steck of Photograph albums. Photographs, gold pens ic, cannot b beat in the State. Don't forget then, whfn tou visit In-i-anapoli. See advertisement. Special Notice. A FRIEND IN NEED, TRY IT! 4- nil., i . Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment is prepare from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connr.ceticut, the great bone set- ... .v... ..,.w-.u. mr-A v.. k i .:. . r. . v, . I , , .i.h u oott ..nUMs . . ..... ucct- As aa external reaedv. it u with- . . .. iociariTai. ana win al erlate cam nore , ui. rjTj. ca wiü aweriate paio more ,?eeJi!y than aUJ other preparation. For til Rheuoatis aid erroaa Dorders itis lru'7 W'iW. a curatire for Sores. 7' V' BruUes' 4c-iu ,00lhin?' 6'lirS o3 powerful trenethen'.na; properties, exc.te the J wonder and rT.hmtI'1 of ! b ?r iveu it a trial. 0"tTOne thousand certificates cf remukattm h li wULia l-1 two years, attest thw fact. : .decrement.

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NOTICE.

A LL person indebted to A. H. Hirris, re requested to com and nuke set tlement. S-rt. 17, 15C3. ii DR. SWEET'S Infallible Liniment, THE Great External Remedy. FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT. NEURALGIA. LUMBAGO. ÖTIFKN EC K A N I) JOIN' I J:tfPKAINS, URUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS, J I L E S, HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DISORDERS. Foi all of which it is a s peedy and certain rem dy, an J nt-vi r fails. This Ininooitis pr r -J Itom the recipe of Dr. Stephen btt of Connecticut, tbe lumous bone settr, xud hashetn used in his practice for ui'-r? th tn twnty ycirs with the oust aitot.Min su cess. AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it is unr vailed by any preparation before the puiilic, ol which the ini).t -ktptical may be iiMivii.c d by a siiigle trial. This L'l.itnf i.t i!l cure rnrhlly and radi cally. RHEUMATIC DISORDERS of ve ry kind, and tri th'tusamls of casts whtrc it Itis bttii ii.iJ it has ii t t r be in kuju to (ail. FOR NEURALGIA, It will affo..! immeli.ite relief in every case, however JisiressIt will relieve the wr-t case of HEADACHE in llii ec miudttit an J ii vvarrautta to ilo it. . lOOl II ACHL also will it cure in-t ntlv. rr iierious debility and crntnil Lnsitudo arising from imprudence or excess, this Linimuit is most happy and unfailing rt medy. Actii g directly upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens und revh U''? the system, anJ rtetores it to tlasticityiid For Pile., As an external remedy,1? r'aim tint it is the best Known, and c rhallense the world to produce an equal.. r.vtry vn-tim ot this distressing cornplauit should c.tve it a tril, for it will not fail to afford immediate relief, and in a in ijority of casts will etlect a radical cure. (juinoy and Sore Thront are pometimes extremely malignant an.l dangerous, hut a timely application of this Liniment will never fail to cure. Strains are sonietin rs very obstinate, and enlarg ment of the joint is lijbie to occcr if neglected. The atrt case may tc conr d ty this L niment in two r three day. ilniior, Tut, Wound. Sore, I'lcer, Ilnrns mid Scald, yield revlilv to t!ie woinh rl'ul healing prop rti( of Dr . Imvkh 'h Nrsui.iBi.K Linimkmt when used ucconiing iv t, in. -t iiii. s and stiu. KVERY HORSK OWNER Mm".'-! thl'Vr" eflctl ij r-i-y;-t n.osc formi. uan I which ren-r so mmv otherwise valuaZ'ZZVlt,,, t( "h- wonderful curative propmie of this Li,.innnt" blow,, in the i of each lottie, without which none tr genuine. RICHARDSON' & CO , Sole lrpri tors, Norw ich. Ct. For Sale by a'.! Dealer. A Flv REASONS WHY TUE AMEJU.Q WATC vJd U1 iJf.T- f It is ra ide on V' 5t p. .nVj,, nhiLe the tVroign watch isnf rallV uiadfe oq cp pri:.ciplcat all J L-t us look at the'oiJrcst. Zfc (cr gr ntih is mstly mide r woilien and bivs, by hand. While their '. bor is ihear. thfir work is dear at any price. Such watches arc mide without plan, and sold without guarintec. They are irregular in construction, and qu;te as irregular in raavemen. They 4 ire designed only to sell, and the buyer is the p.rty mt thuroughly sold. Those who have kept "ancres," lepinei" and "Swiss levt-rs" in professed repair for a few years will appreciate the truth of our statement. THE PLAN OK THE AMEU1C A X WATCH. Intead of being made of several hundred little pieces, screwed together, the body of ihe American Witch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar interferes with the harmony of its working, and no sudden sr.ock can throw its machinery out of pear. Secession of one pirt from another is unknown to its co istitution.and in riding or any business pursuit, it is all held together as firmly as a single piece of metal. It is just what all machinery should heist. ACCURATE 2d. SIMPLE. 3d. SThONG. 4th. ECONOMICAL. We not only secure CHEAPNESS by our system, but QUALITY. We do not pretend tint oar Watch can be bright for less money th in the foreign make believes but that for its real value it is sold for one-half the price. OUR SOLDIER'S Watch (named Wm. Ellery) is what its name indicates Salid, Substantial, and always Reliable warranted to stand anj amount of Marching, Riding or Fi-htinS. OUR NEXT HIGHER QUAL ITY CF WATCH fnamfd P. S. Birtlett) is aimil ir in size and general aprnnee, but h is more jewel, and a more elaborate finish i OUR LADIES WATCH. recemlv brought out, is put up in a great r uietr of patterns, rasiir of then of rare beautv and workmanship, ii quite small, but warranted f0 keep tine. OUR VO!!T. fi r v t T r r v s WATCH is neat, not hrue and iut the thin tcr the pocket of Youn-r America. THE PROOF of the merits of our wath o my b found ?a the fact that we now etnolov ovr - cehu:ljrejrorkraenino Atoms', anu tat we are still unable to sues t the . , . . . 3 OUII THItEE QUATER PLATE WaTCII - a- . , ,. , . tWrandacIljghtcrthta the ethers ".1" -.-fc.wfc .j ui.iw.Kii iuiujvta to correct . ... ' " ' wllul the variation hr rh.rc nf tr-vm...- . . " f rated, ar.d are the fruits of the latest exper iment ta chroRoraetrj acd are made by ocr worVrr.cn, Ina separate department of ocr , tactory. r or the finest time-keeping qualities' they challenge comparison with the best1 works of the most famous Knglish and S wU. makers. ROBBINS ft APrLETON, A;er.ts for tr.e American atch Compa07 18 Broadway Ifen-.York. eevowlta

RAXDÖLPH C0DXT1 SEEWii', JOHN COOPLK, TrincipAl,

"Hie next term of tV$ Instititian. in commerce on the firt Modaj (tb) of September, ltC3. Tuition I'f r Term of Ten Ufks. Primiry Department, . Acd. mic from $5,50 to $'J,t0 Inciirtita! Fee per trm 3b cts. Tuition, payabU- at mUJlc of the U rxn. No deduction for absence, let tin c;ics of pn-tr utel f'ikncss. For circulars aJ dress J ibii Cor;. r. THOMAS W. KIZER, C S. GOODRICH, A. II. HARRI?, EDWARD EDOF.R, JAMES BROWNE. Trustee's. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NJ OTICE is herfbr cie thit we will eil .it public auction, : Saturday the 3rd d.y of October nut, t the residence ol M iry E. Johnson, l ite of INndoIih County deceased, all hr persom! propeity, conitinj ol one m.ire, bu(?jry ad carnos, cattle, h gs, iheep, wfat. Vom, meat, faU, household and kitchen furniture, ic, i? A ciedit of twelve rai lbs will be given, on nil nuns over thrtc dolhra, the putth ser filing his note with hi proved nirrty, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. JOSEl'lI CROUSE, L. E. JOHNSON, Sep!. 12, l:f..L 11 Adm'r. ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. "T OTICE is hereby given thit I will pell t public miction c:i Saturday t!:c tenth day of October A. D- IcG-'i t the refidet.ee of J:cob IE' Smdr-, . Lite ot Randolph, County deceit-1, all hi personal property f nit taken bv the widow) c iii.tnz of horses, cattle, household troods heat in the bushel, &c. A credit of fix months will he given on all puins over three dollars, the pur chaser piv ing his note with approved sur ety, waiving valuation and appraisement ELIZA HETH SANDERS, ii JACOB SANDERS, qt. l-th, 1?GM. 11 AJm'rs. SHERIFF'S SALE. I" Y virtue of an execution to me directD ed from the Randolph Common I'U-as C'jurt, I will expose to sale at the Co'irt II ue (bor In Winchester, Randolph Coun tv, Indian a, on Saturday, the third day of October lr-63, between the hours ol JO o'clocK A.M. ami 1 o'clock P. M. of KOid dav, the following real estate, situated in Randolph Cuntv, Indiana, to wit: In Lot numb; red twenty one (JI)in ' the town of Sp-irtaiemrh. Executed us th e property of Chriti!tn Snidow. at the suit of William Macy, (lU irdian ic A. H. JENKINS, Sh'lT, R.C. Aug. ilTth, 1-GI. ' 4 11 A ppoinl 111111 1. "JV"OTICK is hereby given that theunderJ.1 signed Ins been appointnl A'lminis tratur of the Kt.tte of John lltllVrn, dr. ceased, late of Randolph Coui-ty. aid Estate is suppo.-ed to be solvent. SAMUEL MO N LKS. Sept If, 15C3. 11 Adm'r. 7VT OTICK is her bi civn, that the un-

I IW i i . ? i I . i uecea.co; .aie oi uanooipi, . nu.. Said estate is supposed to U- in.o!viit GinroN Shaw, Sep. lOih, k"G: 11 Adm'r. .so:. WERDEN & CO., peal rs and Jobbers in BOOKS 4 STATIONERY, Photographs and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS; I Jirpost Stock of MEDICAL BOOKS, In this State ; tils', WALL AND WINDOW PAPER, Gilt Window Shades, CURTAIN GOODS & WINDOW FIXTVIiES. .VO. 2ö,

1 1 ccrMgned nasbCH. appouun rtumwi j 0U(i(, flftöM CostMhi vir , ttlis t0 M,lru.(. i,trntor ol ther:u.teof iibam Mi.mi. Jr.,'rvt. to ,,. ,, wIl0 l:lVe herttoJure I., on

OPPOS1TE CLENN'S BLOCK, by roots, -of ten half dead at J. livery, are I sold as Western" raised Trees. Mti v of Indianapolis, Indiana. these perambulating fellows db not know ' i -i , what sort of Trees will be delirered, aud AH orders promptly filled, Cash and Trade vprv few Ci4re Their object is to sell you, for Ra;s. which vou are verv likelr to find thev liaie ! done before you are through, if you listen to t mm rmy OWIIOXV ! their long strings of stulL and are preventV tl. A AJiaTi ? j ed from coming where they can bur Manufacturers cf Photographic Materials,1 PpLß PE VCH TUEES 501 BROADWAY, N. Y. I Of the best quality for 1' cent,, a p:ece.

CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, Oar Cat ilogue now embraces conidera bly over Fur Thousand different sub jects (to which additiops are contimiallv being made) of Portraits of Eraiiien't Am ricans, etc., viz: j "2 Major-Gener ls, 190 Brig. General, 259 Colonels, c4 l.ieut.-C'donels, 2 IT Other Officers, Statesmen, 127 D vines, 1 16 Authors, SO Artists,112 Slice, 6J avy Officers, e' J 4Vrum ',t 0 enl rreigii Portrait. lli From tu 9,500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART, Including reproductions of the most cele-1 bra ted Euznviujjs, Paintings. Statues. Av. I Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp. An' roer tor eine u ten r-ici UKES from our1 Cttalogue will be filled on receipt of 81. SO, and seut by raeil f ree, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Of these we manufacture a great variety, ran-ing in rree from 5i) cents to $50 ecfw Our ALBUMS have the repuutiou of a j ueing superior iti neauty acd durabtlitr to any others. The smaller kinds can be sent satel bj mail at a postage of six ceuts per or. The core expensive can be sent by express. We a!;o keep a large assortment of Sterescopes AND STERESC0PIC TIEiTS. Our Catalogue of thse will be sent to any address on receipt of stump. C. k II. T. ANTHONY, Manufacturers of Photographic Materials. 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, . Friends or relative of prominent military I ntn will confer a favor by sending us their likenecs to copy. Thev will be kept cirt l u l Jy and returned cnirjured. - rations to rresrnt to their Pastor, or for other rurroeea with mth' fnseriwiosa

TPIE GREAT I American Tea Company, 51 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK; Since jts organization, bss created new era in the history rf Wholosaliiicr Teas I.V THIS COUNTRY.

They hare introduceJ their selections of 1? JEZ u. S , And are stlRng them at not over Two Cents (.02 ( cnts) pr pound Apove cost) never deviating , from the OXE PRICE ASKED. Another peculiarity of the Comptny I. fiat their l r 1 astfr not oniv d?'tcs his time to th leetion of their TEAS as ta quality, value, and particular Miles for par titular localititnf cout.try, but he helpi th IM b'iyr to chm$e out of tUrir mormons ftnek S'ie Teis as are brtf a!uptrl to his particular vants, nnd not only this, but points out t hin the lt$t bargains. It is eay tr see the incalculable a'lrsnt aije h If Keren has iu this cstablislimtnl ocer all others. If he is no juJje of Ten, or the parket. il hl tune is valuable, he ha all tne tVne fi's of a well organized srstefn of doing bui luss, of ati immense Cavitsl, iA the juäu-inen of a professional Tea Tnter, and the knowledge of tmpcrior salesmtu. This cnablfs all Tr.A buyer no matt if they are thousands of miles from this m irket to purchase on as good terms here as the New York merchants. Parties can order Teas a"nd will be served by in n well n thoucli they came thcins h en, being sure to get original imckjigea, true weights nnd ta;es; and the Teat are Warranted as represented. We issue a I'rire List of the Company Teas, which will be sent to all who order it; comprising Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Twankay end Skin. Oolong, Souchong, Orange and Hyson Pckoc. J n pnn 'IV a of every description, color ed and c.ncolorcd. Thi Iit has :.cii kind of Tr divided inti FolJiJ (.'i.a"s, Tiiiiiu-lv : (' K((), hih C'AK(U), 1TN1), KINKST, tint cvtrv om", miy und r.-tam! fnn trr iptinit mid tinprira annexed that the Company aie drfrrmiftPtl to unttertil the whole TIIA trade. We guarantee to sell ALL OHR TKAS ( at not orer TWO CUNTS (,0 rrnft) p. r .,.: i;UOII1,us Profil!.. " GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, I i:.iroi5Ti:us am jomsnts. No. 51 Vcsoy Street, 10 3 3NTEW TORK HALLOO!! riUR people are bepinning at lencth to I. le.irn tli.U they cm buy r ! S.t anJ clieapest Fruit and Ornamental Trees At the TJn'ou City Nursery, Situated one am! a fo-irtli mil s South-urst of 7o.7'?, on thr ;?'?.' graded Lake Eric and Pacific Ii . Th- e wis-, ve K.irmrs nr.d Fruit CI rowers ! and Luv vur Trees ami finre Vims win re tht-v hjve been r lised m.d ...I i, t I to ycur oii od sind climate; and ot one who th-roujily underslands the puuiplis ol gnvia sound, hctlthy, .-tr'.i;ht Treis, xn l who turns out no diseased, neglected or'f fniltv stock: such Ir soi vims bcin always uiisatislactory to the prup.iu'.ur and ol' 1 fh'irt and stunted :le Tj.nbewiMi,ir,MuiB.u,jofhy. TRANSIENT CANVASSERS, Who buy clicnp, neglected and r fu.-ed stock of Eastern nurseries, buy near home. M inv Trees of this kind, wit i li.irt ubI ctiur things in proportion, und large lots lor I less. i The Proprietor started in this business our Vfa" n witl1 the determioution of C(vrting. by actual proof, that his Trees, P':,r,l', an Vines, f.-r health, beauty and cll0ice kir"13 cf F1 ani S,)0,i bearer?, cannot ne surpass!, it equalled, u any otncr concern in the whole country. He his spared no labor or expense to have the best kinds the whole countrr affords. Thn be wise ui time, b fore it is too lat and increase the value of tour homes bv li ! intSurr 1 ircTAi v if tKu Kvt T r i tl inntc of all kinds, for the pleasure and profit vl e i,, ,v.L. .i:,, V r,!,. of all kinds the whole year round, and pure wine from the choice grapes and berries, to cheer and strengthen tou in old a?e and aickness. Both fruit and wine are good for health and strength, in their places. Better bur vour Trees in the Fall, rhen the roads are food and you can get your pick and choice of fresh dug Trees, with plenty oi roots, and from A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of all kinds. This is best, though you may COt plant till Sprinr. Here you will find Lire lots of the finest APPLE. PEACH. DWARF PEAR, CHERRY. APRICOT TREES GRAPE VINES, Of all the host and hardy kinds, as well as ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs, Plants and Perpetual Poses. In short, every thing kept in a well ar rai ced Nurtry. Per.ns huvinff of me or my Arents, will be FURNISHED WITH A PAMPHLET containing plain Instructions on the subject of PUntin? and Fruit Growing renerally, and especially of the Peach, Plum and Dwarf Trees generally. This will be of grt advantage t- bep'nners. Orders by mail solicited and promptlr filled with the be&t stock on hand at the time. When the cash is forwarded with the order, the trees will be well packed, and fursiihed at any of the Union City Depots, - FREE OF CHARGE. Ctrstomers cared for free. Asecta wanted at all time to solicit orders far trees, c. Address. w GEORGE GEBHART. - Uniec City, Randolph Co. iT.iisn. Fpt. 11, 1863. 10

J. C. HIRSH.

ISTEW FIRM! MEÜ G AT ffOW PRICES Fan AT TI1K iiUlUllMLl -LfiUJ O IUI HE 'HAS AT ALL TIMES on hand a choice cotlect;oD of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS, And evi rr thing thut is to be found at any Irug Srore in the West. lie also is Dealer in WALL, WINDOW, AND WRAPPING PAPER, Stationery, AND School Books! Go and try liirn. 0 IST IWSHlVffiSS We have bought II. R. J'IcConiicIr STOCK OF GROCERIES, which wc intend to S E L L A T COST' so t pive ro?ii fr new tr"0(!. Al' we ak is for tlic ritten of Winchi .ter and Mriiri v t exirnire and prii'c our puods. We in- erc we cjiii give entire s itisfacthm. .Strict atli ntioii p lid to filling orders from our f"' iids in Itandol b ud a ljoinin Ci. unties. CASH PAID FOIt IIltzs, It utter, Ijttrri, mid 11 vnds of cor.vTRY ntonrrr.. r.jicori of the HFSTiiualitv k p. n-t.t:.t-Iv on Innd We luv' peaches jii from tin' r'lir!s by Fspress. Ilnvir.p no fiii'j.'ds t" r'-w.'ird nor enemies to j inisli.wc iut I'd hciliii',' on the READY' PA V SYSTEM Strict nttention pnirt to sin nil cliil-ilrf-n, whom parent mny (nd for ooiIh. Suleliers uitleis taken fur Sood . II. B. & W. M. COX. Sept. t, IPGJ. '.) .roi.vr.isK.vr. fJOTICE is henby given that toe im deriiii .l !i is liei" ipro nt . 1 A '1 in n t r i - tr;x oi tl- Iv-tatfut' bd-vml Ld-r Jr. de - I 4 '',M'1' i"tt ol 11 l'1' Couolv Iniiaii. .iid E.-1 .i i. s';j i .1 f u be ,-nl v nt . KL I II L Dil ER. Aug. C'JJ. l'Gi. Adu'r. Merrill & Co., PUBLISH THE INDIANA REPORTS. (17 VOL I Mrs,) PERKINS' PRACTICE, AND Darb our and Holland's Manual For Executors, Administrators and Guardians. Price S2.50. They hare the only large Stock of Law and IHiscellaiicous BOOKS In this State. They wholesale and retail SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY On the best of terras. They are principal Agents for Barnard' Corrugated, Circular-Pointed, AntiCorrosirc Steel Teiifc $2 per gross. Order of MERRILL & CO., Glenn's Block, Indianapolis. aug23-8 J. Q. A. ROBERTS, Dealer in DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS GHOCRIJ0S9 And rtrr tV.zz usually fcund iz ccusfy l. . ' U stores AT THE CIO SEAEl CORNER. DEERHELD, ? IND.

Liber College Session commences the 2nd Wednesday of - September,. 'SKPTKMirKft TU,) To ctntiuue fourteen wctls. Tuition : $2, $3, $4 $5. Contingent fee 25 et LosrJ per week ..$1 iO Th patronace of th public i invited. LilLNLZKR. TTCKER, I'rt tident. Stato of Indiana, Randolph County: la the Randolph Common IMe-u-CouiU October Terta, Sf;3.

rhebe W. Lm-key ) v. Dl rorce. Smnel A. Luckiy. NOT oms U r.aii.Jin", It her Attorny, F'ios I. Wt.tn,aml filrs-Tr cmpUint h rr'U, togrther with an m fit Uvit thit :,tltI.t..ri!.r Sftr of Indi.na, ot ft tirv I therrloir hrribr civrn si'l Dt-'vndart. that unless he be and appear on the fir-t Uy of the next Term of the Kmdolph Court of Common Plea, to be hld at the Oourt-Honse in Winchester on the 4th Monday in G tobcr lcti.1, and answer or dmur to said compLint, t'.ie um will be hnrd and detrrmlned in hi" abence. Witness my hand this 20th day of August, If GL 8w4 JOHN IL GOODRICH, CTk. tatc of Indiana, Randolph County, es. la the Itnnlolh Com. I'lrns Court, October Term, INfi3. Minerva Hint rt. .Tonithiii 11. Hunt, Eltht II. Hunt it al. PETITION l Oll PARTITION. 7VT0Vk" come said PUintilT. br her AtLX torneys, Prown k Monks, and files her cotnpljint herein, tog ther an nflidavlt that '.be Defendants, Jonithan II. Hunt and Elihu II . Hunt are not residents of the State of Indiana ; Notice is therefore hereby given sai l Defendants, thai unlets they be and appear on the fir dy of tlfrc ext Tern of the Randolph Court f Common Pleas, to be held at the Oourt-IIiHise in Winchester un thr 4th Monday wi October, ltG3, and acswer or demur to said complaint, the same w ill Be heard and determined In their absence. Witness mv hand this2öihdaf Au.justr ' twi JOHN GOODRICH. Cl'k. "TT" t -r . . -m-h 1 A' "" iT? T iu x a J x t u yj JL O i f I "JI II und rslpned would call the attcnX tion of the farming public to thr? COJIIiltt'l) FliElül l! EVAl'i'il.lTOR WITH CAST-lr 0 4 MNiSHER. Tlic P.n consists t'f. four eomjmrtments three of sheet-iron rr r-s'xteei.th of sn inrh i:i tbi kiit"s. and one of ct-iroii "ocl es thick, to retain heat in dryins don crgrsnulatinff. P.y means of this thick casting the drying takes jdaee more rradnally, and -vrjt without burning, which is the case w ith nu other Kvafxr;itor. nnd the heat is entirely under the control of the Operator, and by nuansof damt rs, tlie f.re is so rtpulated th it vaporatinj; may be conduct d with pr vit r .perl t!i n with .iy oilu r p-o rt 1 1 1 e Mine t;ir,c fiiiiliin: ith siine Cre as !-"'' t:ir.e fini-lir i b 1 v may lf requ !'!' M-orthii'. rl, without danger Wc have ii hnml a supply of SACCHAIKBIKTERS aD L.IT 3VL US PAPE. t"Ap nt w.i ii teil in erery county in the &t Mi of Inli Jiia. 5V" For pirtirular id!ress JAMES W. WARD & CO., Pox 490, Richmond, lud. C. J. TAYLOR, Book Binder axD - Blank Book .Manufacturer, NO. 32 ?HIN oTItKCT, Iliclunoiid, - - fiitiiaiin U. S. 5-20 YEAE 6 PER. CE.V'r BO.WS. ' Partus wi.-hing to ii.vst in th--e desirable government securities, will he promptly accommodated by levin th-ir ordrrs at RICHMOND. IND." NICHOLSON & BRO., Itookscilers $ Stationers. 1 holograph Albums, lilank 15ookst Legal Wanks, WALL PAPER, Curtain fixtures, Picture Frames, &c. &c. &c. tSic. c. CITV BOOK STORE, Main St., Op. Citizens' Bank, RIC1IMOSV, iyi. july !7-n2 tf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at poulio uot'on.on 8tnrdy tle 19th, dav of Sentember. IrCI, at the residnce of Robert Iios, deceased, late of Kando!fh County, all hia p-sonal property, (i.ot taken lV the iio) consisting of hoises, h'?. cmtt!e, Kheep, torn iu the field, Farmutens.ls, 4c. A credit of 13 months ill be plren on all sums orer three dollars, the purcbawr rj'nin; hi note with apprortd surety waiving valuation aud apprifment laws. MARY KOSS. Auf. C3th,lcn. 8 Admr'x. At the uue time und rlaetr I will ftv of. fered for yle, the follow in prop rty, to wit;. Une fcUble Horse, anJ one two. horse g on. PIinCE ANN WOODBURY. SURVEYORS NOTICr. jVi OTICE Is hereby given that the Depoty Countv Surrcjor.itill, on.Monjar 2lst tit.beeia tU surrey of Section thirteen (13J Townih.p twesty-cn (5J.J . Rarga twelve (12,) and .continue from dxf ta dav cctill said carver Ja Arr,lt . PLEASiKT HIATTV AC?. Itlh. 7 n,-.. c D

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