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WINCHESTER JOURNAL,
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I ho Herald s corrr'pow.e-u t-
cl .Momj.iv ?ns that Moneum t
JlrUnn with 2:,U0f)tf .
'
i:.en and JO pieces of artilery h-u
reinovri! to I'ewtown, 7 miles ,
from Wincl.trr. ;
... .
A tehfl Leiitnnr.r, (Uo-er.f;
cnptur. d uh viitinsf his
Sly nrnr Ir-hur, ilcl ired th it
Ju( kon would be in Cumber-
hn ! i:i -1 hours.
TU
Inhtw's spial favs d
ial
rrpj;t; d th rehel. ovrimy
i urrs.ton ar.tl Lnest-r uaps m
j;;;;:ri'!s mar, in force, prob-'
luxation seeing lo poini to,
a:i early eollict. Iiurnside 1,1,1 : toIl l!iat Charleston i to be at- j om Vail indiham, at a re
fcr.t elf all the sick and wound- i tacUld atlj ihaps destroyed, j tent jollification, at Cambridge
csJ and mad preparations to meet j jf hfk rejcU mean what lhcy y, ity,oer their late success :
t..e re.ob. i here StemeU some;
rt..-:i to xp?ct an attack.
T:n Potomac army was divi
ded is.to three corps commanded
by Stunner, Franklin and Coop
er, a reserve corpi to be oran
izrd for iSiel.
Our Government has made dc
nnr. 1 1 on England for dames!
bv the Ala-!
dor. our commerce
b inn.
It U Mirxti there will be no
difiTi-ullv witli Frmtf in rel ttion!
to Gen. IJutler's operations at
New Orl-ans. Nor with Spain
about the Blanche affair.
The rebel salt works on the J first, or a? !easi near that point.
southern coast have been nearlv The other commands will move
all destroved. ' as raH.v Pssib,e- Tlie hc'ld'
. r quarters will move to-morrovv.
A complete exchange of pi- 1
roled prioncrs has been effected, ! 1Jries over th Atomic creek
except tho.e t.ken at Harper's ! and Rapp ihannock are bein- re
Ferry. Thefootin-up KiviPsj'!-- Dana oi' lhe
.1... .1. it..:.i! lus been appointed Assistant
U.uuj nrivairs uue iuc uimcu
1
States.
A fleet of iron-clad vessels is
beinij built in English shipyard.-
it is believed for the Southern
Confederacy. It is said some nf
. 1 .r..k orir.,;f il.o
fact, while others boast of it. j
We feel apprehensive Eoh j
neutrality will be found one ol I
the? days to have come to a j
head.
The alTcctinstorv about Burn
tide's weeping like a child at
the denature of McClr Ihn, and '
the-neral shower öfters on
the ovcaHon. is spoiled a to its , heretofore, so a. t project! 'on
historical accuracy. Nothing ol to Richmond ' with greater ctl
the kind. The story will only j erity and cllectiveness. Kich
do nmv to grace a military ro-j mond mu?t lall, at every hazz ird,
luane. land speedily," though some
Five murders were reported at! points of our own miy run a lit
Nashville on tue 15th. Two of ( tie risk tor a time. Washington,
tain m keeper who refused to j however, we are told, to quiet
sell Ii tjnor to soldiers. Two of Jour r.rrves, is to be kept safe.
soldiers cause unknown and : Self preservation the firtt htv, &c
one ot a tiero. j
A Harper's Ferry letter ot
Tuesday locates Jackson at Bun-
Ui-Hifl with 40.039 to 7),OG0,
men the smaller number nodoubt
too lare.
Tiiere wis a concentration of i
Generals at St. Louis last nigh:,
rrenratorv to im:ortant move-
iu (ni ,,4q'u
ir.er.ts.
A m til and bagige car was: trench. The 'Path-tinder" woM
burned on the Great Western ; find titter employment in push
Kailroad btwen Saspenenion injj out into the e.icmy's coun
Ilride and Detroit, on Tuesdiy try.
ni 'ht of lat week. The bvs to I
pnvatp personi and the Comp a-,
nv was vi rv ueavv. inc lire
tirt lirnvered in the mail!
I ii. l , : column that all paroled prisoners,
xuaiter and could not be eubdu- 1 r
.except those taken at Harpers
. ., r ,i r ' Ferry, have been exchanged.
On the authority of the Eve-; . a
i i 1 he news is siu to have produc-
run-T Pn l.pn. Lass has writteni I
M - - - -- - -
. 1 t .
. L- at i I,
removal oi .ucinuu.
... 4
I he indications are that some-1
,. . , .1 .i i
thm ' warlike is to be done in the !
i
bout a-west.
Clur-es of most audiciouv
frauJiaremaJeagunit the con-1
tractors tor printing inc I reastiry
notes. They are allowed the
highest price for everything, ard
are making use of the very mean
est. Look closely at your green
back?. A photogtaphic counter
feit is described by the Demo-
erat as having been detected at
St. Louis, of 3 Treasury note,
It is said to be a little shorter
than the genuine, on harsher pa-
per, the shading of the ennvin
l.nnvipr am! duker. anJ the sis-i
! mture .-how through more plain.
Jv .
A Warrenton (lisp-itch of Wed-
-r-iipsd.iv renorted (Jen. Sumner
repori
with two Iire army corps mov.
for S()nr important p Jint. I
jrukson waj welcome to get m
. :f . i r j ! was ÄllD.
ine rear i; lie
f;0,fj je w;ij
j(J T ,js wav t
more likely mak-
to the main body ot
lh(. rl.jf. armV.
ro:iJjnent merchants '
-j,,,..,. the Secretaiies of War
ar( (( lhc Navy lhe importance
j (f cIosini, cture?t(m liar,or, at
' prese nt the port of entry of all
. trp- anii the ,ar)0r
, . . ;r,n.rl ,il
.j, iin -V(lll,,, tn if
,0 (trcaten lhc safcty 0 Northern
cities.
. morfrcrI Washing
-.v.,.. ,t..,c II t.o
mc u, t.;i. j
rennrtin" V.H left OÜ till the !
1 . . , i
answer the purpose ?
Tfie patliotic Texan, lion. A. j
I II : l l. ... I o Mi-v-ii i if ri '
r'l
i . .11111111)11. Ilil' lCLII CllJlJJUHV J .
j yj. - ,,tx tl
Militirv fiiwernor of that Stlte. '
m.
TI1U LVTKiT raCRSDAY.
Yesterday's dispatches give
j trie tollowin iy way oi ine iier-
W - arrt-iiion coriesjionurm.
Warrei;ton correspondent :
Tliis morning Iho Äl ar:ny ,
corps, uen. oiiumer, iiiuiu m
the Iront. They are probably
destined for Frederi ksbur, but
may go to Culfeppe- Court Houe
o . . e s-
oecit iiry oi ar, vice uaituu
resigned.
At a meeting of newspaper
publishers, on the 10th, at Phila
delphia, it was unanimously a-
irreed to raise the price of tub-
scrtption in view of the advance
of materials.
It is said book publishers arc j
about to take the same step.
ni:v ppocua.m.mi:.
An idea prevail with the "well
informed" that our forces arc to j
bo more completely masked than j
It is reported tint (ien. Fie-
jmontis tobe assigned to the j
co;::tnand of the delenccs of the
apuoi. it wouiu seem ( me
. I I . II . . .1.1
i,iv-"il vr' t!n Tff!lplhn is
! J
the man for that occasion.
He J
' ner could keep away from
i ... . . lit ,
H ashimiton. ami he loves to ".-ret-
3
i tie down i n th quiet and en -
pakolld
pi:isoni:ks
EX-
ciiv.(.'i:i).
It will be seen by our news
!a. Inn nr..itocf
excitement and
:t.U lilt' i.lVvk
enthusiaim amon our
bovs at
-
eamp .Morton. lhe word that
1 .
thev ate now free to march a2iin
- . -r .
to meet the ctiemie of their
4 , , ,
country, anil wauld sonn receive
,)c j , do so feei;,e j j.Jst
, rf ,h , , d ,0
j hear.
Garibaldi has written a letter
to Victor Hugo, expressing high
admiration for his geniu?, and
promising to be present iu Lon
don at the first representation of
the dramatized form of 4,Les
Miserable?." But late letter
j from Turin strengthen the sad
doubts whether he will ever see
London again.
The merchants and financiers j
of New York are eirrtilaiinrr
a petition asking Congress to
einige the tinmen! programme
of the Government. Thev dep
recate the present plan of irre
deemable notes rind temnorarv
loins, and propose the issuing ri
coupon bontU in denomination
of $35 to $5,000, to run i0 year
at 4 V per cent, interest, and to be
made a leg il tender. Then if
notes ot a smaller denomination
i, had. let them he made redeem
jahle at the Sub-treatury. To
lour ow i apprehension th plan
his a wholesome look, and there
appears force in the arguments ad
duced in its favor by the petition
ers. H t; re is a nice piece of Demo
cratic ethics. It is from a speech
by tint prince ol traitor dema-
uThf railroads ht hank;. the !
, vtrAea ' . i
U ,enr'Mm ll,,e5 l,1L 'XP,eSS COin' i
pauie?, and another element that j
Ite (teliled itself in tfi '
M . j. !
land the Churdic were all
arrayed aaint ttie people. Thejfour brave soldiers may be spired, and
Dure ilt3r of ( hrUtiailltV were'
mir ? 1 fa rc if i 'hrif i n nit r vwprr
1'inv k - 1 -J i WlltlvllHIIIII V . v
' . J .
Clllcö, and tile JJisCipled Mad !
1 1 A . I I.
huckstered in the markets. 1 he
Churches had departed from
t!e doctrines of Chrit and him
crucified, and taken up the Nig
'er and him irlorified ! There
LT n3
l,0l(, no country, until vou drive
out tuose wlio luve üetiieü :ne
Temple Ol" the Savior Of man-
kind, ind restore the L'OSpel in
,A . 7 i
its purity. It is tune to aban -
don the Abolition Churches. Ke
fuse them support. It is time to
speak out.
It transpires that Buell was
anxious to add to his other blun
ders fif that the word the evac-
' .
j U ltlOn ot Nashville, a Calamity
onlv prevented by the energy and jGr ir1 c ,,lt,ll' Kentucky, (occas.oneJ by
- I 3 OJ wounds received in the battle between
patriotism of Gov. Johnson. 'jtho federal and rebel forces near Rieh
, , , , , i monJ, in thai State, on the 30th of Au-
,,,, ... . r t i ;gU3t)inv son Robert Emmett Daly, 1st
lhe Hindoo Mythology in- ; Sergeant, Companv C, b'Jth Re-'iment.
! eludes no less ihlll 33J.OÜi),O0U '
i
lietie
(
The number of fixed Stars seen
at auv one time by the naked
. 1 . , n,n
eye, is estimated at 1,000.
Elephants live for two, three,
and even four hundred vears.
Kead he new advertisements
in this issue.
- .
"V.,,. ,.,,k
iiit., by Jacot hltzrolh, Esq., at the
residence of ttie bride'a parents, Mr. Ed-
Ml'VJ LkNNoN to MiSS LlCINI R.OM1ZKR,
all of t!iis place.
tl- i.: l ,;a rtln
r . .
was fine us big, sweet as h:ie, and was
eaten with becoming gusto by the hungry
typos, no mistake.
LETT Kit ritO.M TIIK ARMY.
Townsend's UmiGr, Kr,
Nov. 14ih, lso-.
Eds. Journal. In accordance with
my promise to you and many old acquain
tances, i take a few moments to night to
dron von a line.
yh'e litth Ohio Regiment U divided
;lllo five parts, each
ps tu,io.d .t
ovuiirton aud rar-
-
....... I I .. I. n f .1
Mv companr, (C.,) and a portion of
company K., are here. This bridge is a
jheaut;f.i structure, about 300 feet long
and MHeet high ; the north end in II ir-
. , ., " , n v
i rison and the south end in Bourbon coun
ty
At the north end there was formerly
a large, long treble work, some SOU feet
long, but it is now filled with dirt. At
the south end is a high stone abutment,
from which a sentinel can discover the
approach of an enemy at a great distance.
About fiftv vards below the bridge is the
mouth of Townend's Creek, and the
Licking river. My command is divided
into two parts, one on the north side of
Townsend and the other on the south
side.
The country around is rich and well
cultivated, and the people generally weal
thy. From Covingtdn to Falmouth the
country is miserably poor, stony and hil
ly, and I would not give five cents for the
whole of it if I were compelled to live
there. But from Falmouth to Lexing-
ton, and the nearer Lexington the Detter,
I never aaw finer or better land. All the
, . . r . , .
blessw.gs of Nature have been unsparing-
ly lavished on this regio'i ; yet the with
trirg blight of the "f um of all villain
cs" has placed "the hand-writing on the
wall," and mail's best heritage is fast be
ing desolated by the "ruthless hand" that
is raised to destroy the charter pf our lib
erties, ladeed, if there be tears in
Heaven, pious mothers and fathers look
don and weep on beholding the actions
uf their degenerate and wicked sons.
Wei! might the orator .!?, "May God
hide from uie the day when the dying ag-
onies of mv country shall begin," for peo
p.e must sec and hear in order to appreci-
ate trie rancor ana mance ana spue tna;
has been engendered by this pancida!
war. (lach prty swears ?eogaace aad
extermmatioo against the. other. Net
enly thi, bat mtn asJ tqnadi art Torn-
n overthe State, and are stealing
everything they can get their hands on.
.Not ri!gr4t paste nut fomi one Joss
something by theft. Last night I took
20 men and went to a small town about
four miles from camp, and caught eight
hors thieve. and took thirteen horses
from them. I took them to Cvnthiana and
stave them to lhe Lieut. Col. of oar regi
ment, who will see that the? get justice.
Mr health is mott excellent, with the
xception of a severe cold, and the health
of my compmr is improving.
B it I must retire, as it is getting late.
In my next I will give you cur bill of
fire, and our means and manner of cook
ing. Fur the present, good right.
Rtspectfully, Wm. D. St3i.
THANKSGIVING.
Govcruor's Proclamation.
To the rtoiile of Indiana:
j The People of the St.ite of Indian are
I request 1 to Assemble in their respe-'tive
j churches aud at their family altern, ou
Thursdar the 27th day of Nov. 'C2,
to return thinks to Almighty God for the
tu utiloM blcS!)ins lie has bentowtril upon
t tit in during the p tst yeiir, and to pnty
linn in His mercy to avert from our beloved
country the evils by which it is uow so
deeply atSictn..
It is iheir owtv ImmMv to acknowledge
the mcij favors besto-ved by His li.iud.
- their entire tleremienc- upou His i
iVovidence for deliver. nice from the evil
hv which thev nre sufltrinp.
h is thtir duty to pr.tr for the success
f our armies; tor the suppression of this
most wicked Rebellion and the prerv.i- i
J lion of our Clovernuunt; that t!io lives
lin returnea in vtiriy ; tnpir.cu.-is, i ;;i ; if .s:uiiL- mne ana place.
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homes; that the hearts of oir people nuy
by insi,iretl with a perfect confidence in
inreu w uri a perieci connuence in
the ultimate success of a just cause; und
that the minds of all men may be awa
kened to a clear comprehension of the
mighty interests for w hich we are strug
gling, uoe only to ourselves, but to our
posterity.
And they should especially pray that
the Dirine Will may put it into tlie hearts
of the people to provide for and protect
the families of our gallant soldiers ana
nrtfervM tli cm from all want and nf-!ect:
jto cherish and comfort with sedulous care
I the orphan and broken-hearted widows
i and parents ol such as luve fallet in the
1 -5,1 ,,. a in th- nmn.
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Iu testimony whereof I lure hereunto set
L. S.j my hand and alfixed the Seat
of the State, at Indianapolis,
this 11th day of November,
lb2.
OLIVER P. 3IORTOV,
Governor of Indiana.
.
oniTUAKY XOTICK.
T" . . 1 u- . 1 ii.l
tember, lt62, at the house uf Mr. Moore,
It diaua Volunteers. The deceased was
i i . e v- . i i -
j uorn uu me a uay oi .ovemner, ipjj, a
lnrt distance from Katon, l'reblecounty'
: Olno, whence he was removed by hi pa-
I rents to Randolph county, Indiana, on
lh JOth brptember, ipi3. Here h
volunteered on the 20th ot July last.
t tItreer W!4b 5,)orlt but brUlixul Ur
lost his own life ia trying to save that of
Mi couiraues, ana in ueieuce oi mat r lag
and that Constitution which I taught him,
from his infancy, to revere. Like the
hero 1 called him after, "For his Country
he lived, tor his Countrv he died." Cn-
I I ! L- t Ii n ' rill P . I ri. . I " linil-iji.r uhn I
j fell a victim to British treachery .nid tyr-1
l anny, through the iiistrumentali'y ol tre
! blood-ttuintd Norbi bt, mv son tell a vie
tim to the imbecility of his superiors,
who led an undisciplined army to contend
with veterans, rastljf their superiors in
po'nt of numbers. Farewell, Robert!
farewell, my much loved child ! I taught
u - ... . " i : t I.. i
"uw lu laugiu you now iu uie.
iou hare laithfuilv lulhlled inv last in-
junctiot to vo. VuU navc 0tswerved
i Irom tl:e line of duty; you did not desert
viur rlar. Farewell, a loner, a sad fare
well my noble boy, tiM we meet in the re
gions of eternal beatitude, which will
shortly, perhaps, very shortly be the case.
In the meantime, Requiescant in pact.
Amen. GEOIUJE W. DALY.
Sxow Hii.l, Nov. IU, '62.
E lton, Onio, and Brookrille, Indi
ana, papers please copy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 WAGES PAID $100.
losell goods for the Adams Sewing
Machine Compamt. Wo will give acoin
mission ot all goods sold by our Agents
or pay wages at from $40 to $10U per
month, and pay all necessary expenses.
Our michiue is perfect in its mechanism.
A child can learn to operate by half an
hour's instruction ! It is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and c
have reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars
Each raacbiue iswareanted for 3 years.
Address C. RUGGLES,
n5yl Gen. Agt., Detroit, Mich.
C"HEAt)Qi'ARrr.RS Co. II I. G. GJ Cth
V" " ' i"l' v' w b'
1 lull? . 1 W. I
Dr. C W Roback, Cincinnati, 0. We
received your long wished for ami wel
come Remedies a few days ago, and hast
en to return you a unanimous expression
in regard to our high opinion of the mer
its of the same.
We have used them with great benefit
in our Company and heartily attest to the
public opinion of their great benefits. In
our cases, especially where there have
been 6o nun? great changes as irom the
; civilian in daily routine, in business at
1 ',0rae? t0 the "P" nab,t ftctl,re
I dier in a strange and unnatural conotrr,
,Jo we rao,. -nnrw.:.t. lhe m.-ritaof auch
Heaven-sent ?alues as yours. To all
thoe in our position do we most emphat
ically recommend your Remedies, being
assured, fro-n exrience, that they will
be a vcr? welcome companion.
" JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. B, 6th Reg. O. V.
Signed: James Y. Semple, 1st Serg.
Cnas H roster, 2d Serg
j Ohas B Kussel, 1st Lieut.
j Tbos S Royse, 2d Lieut.
; E B W arran, 3d Serg.
Ster A 1 haver, 4th Serg.
j Samuel I) s'choolev. Commissar?;
. Corporal Chas W Taylor;
Corporal Edward nujtman;
Tog ther wUh 63 priT:lte3a
unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No. 3 East Fourth Street
and by Druggists e?ery where.
The special attention of Sutlers is so
licited to this as being the best article for
eoBiplaint tacideat to cairp lift.
U, S. MARSHAL SALE
BV VIKTL'E O r A M T.X IX LT I ON
to me dirt-cted, iiied by tUe Clerk
Of the United State Circuit C trt fr
the District ot Iiidiana under his hand
and the l of said Court, I will, oa
Thursday, the isth Dar of Decem
ber, A. I)., 1SG2,
between the hours of 111 o'clock A.M.,
and 4 o'clock V. AI., of Said day, at lb
Court-House loor iu the town of Win.
ehester, curty of Randolph, and State
uf Indiana, sell at public out-cry to the
highest bidder, the rents and p out.- iroiu
one to seven years by the year of the fol
lowing described real eUte, situated in
said county of Randolph, and State of
Indiana, and described as tullows, to-wit.
The north ra-t (juarttr and the east hall
of the south-east quarter of section (.1.;
thirty-three, and the south-wrsi quarter
ot section (.'II) thirty-four, all in town
sli'n !'- niiu'treii range (14) fourteen.
taken tn extcutioa us the property of
lUiJiinin Hunt.
Also, the outh-wcst quirtr and the
-ist half of the north-wrst quarter of
the north we-t quarter, of section (36;
thirty-six. all in township ( l!) nineteen,)
ratine ( 1 1; Tl'Mirtci n.gl ktt in x-4 u;iun
as the property of hliha Shot maker.
Also put of the couth-east quarter f
the south-east quarttr of section (34)
thirty-four, township i 10) niuetcea, range
(14) fourteen.
AIo, lot Xo. (1) one, in the town of
Lynn, taken in execution us the property
oi Dt ijjiniu Hunt and Kiisha Shoemaker;
and if the rents an i profit, us aforesaid,
do not sell for a sum suiticient to satisfy
siid execution, interest and costs and ae-
cruing iattrcM ai.d cuu, I wil
ill at the
inie time and pl.ice nnd within I
a!ores.id proceed to atll at pubti
the hours
procee! to ntll at public out-cry
to Hie higlu-st biddtr the "lee simple" oi
sid foregoing described real estate; and
should s;ud real estate n )t sell for a sum
hUlIL-ioiit to sttUl'v siid execution, inter-
e.t and co-ts ni.d accruing interest and
and witiiiu the hours aforesaid, proceed
to sell at publie oat-cry to the highest
bidder, the rents and profits from one to
seven years, by the year, of the following
retl estate, situated in said county of
Randolph, and State of Indiana, and de
scribed as follows, to-wit: 101 acres ofl
of the east part of the north-we-t quar
ter, and 45 acres oil of the west side of
the north east quarter of aection )
thirty, township ( 111) nineteen, range (14)
fourteen, containing 440 acres, taken in
ixecutiuu as the property of Denj uniu
Hunt.
Also, the south half of the north west
quarter of section t,3t) thirty-six, town-
l.-hip (19) nineteen, ratine (14) fourteen.
Also, the task halt of the south-east
quarter of section (35) thirty-five, town
ship (19) nineteen, range (14) fourteen.
Also, the west h;i!f of the south east
quarter of section ("Jl) twenty-four town
snip (19) nineteen, range (It) fourteen.
taken tn execution as the property of
Llisha Miotm.ikitr
-Villi sbould tue rents
and protits, as aforesaid, not sell lor a
sum sutbeient to satisfy said execution,
interest and costs, and accruing interest
and costs, 1 will at the same tniif and
place, and within the hours aforesaid, at
public out-cry, proceed to sell to the hign
est bidder the fee simpie of said real es
tate; and should all the foregoing real
estate not sell lor a sum sufficient to sat
isfy said enculion, interest ami cost, nnd
accruing interest and costs, I will at the
same time and place, and within the
hours aforesaid, proceed to sell at public
out-cry to the hiebest bidder, the rents
and profits from one to seven vears, by
tho year, of the following real estate,
HtuaU 1 in said county of Randolph and
State of Indiana, ami described as fol
lows, to wit: The Sviith-east quarter of
the north-west quarter of section (11)
eleven; also, the north-east quarter nf
the north-west quarter of section (11)
eleven; also, the south half of the north
east quarter of section (11) eleven, all in
lrrti.Viiri I'll i.in . f ....n r ninu 1 .1 . fu.
teen, taken in execution as the property
of Henjanrn II. I horp.
AIo th? east half of the south-east
nunrtrr uf sertion t. t nt v-.-i-ht. n,!
the south h ilf and e
äst nart of the south-
east quarter ot section ('ii) twenty
on C27) twenty-seven
all iu township (l!) nineteen, range (14)
fourteen, being lr. acres, taken in exe
cution as the property ol Ephram B.
Thompson. And if the rent' and profits,
as aforesaid, with the other real estate
hereinbefore described, do not sell for a
sum sufficient to pay and satisfy said exe
cution, interest and cost, and accruing
interest and cost, I will at the same time
and place, and within the hours aforesaid,
proceed to sell at public out-cry, to the
highest bi Mer, the fee simple of the fore
going real estate, taken in execution at
the suit of John D. Jones, Caleb Jones.
George W.Jones and Frederick G. Hun
tington, on judgment rendered in their
favor in said United States Circuit Court,
on the 20th day of November, A. I).,
lKf0, for $3,.r(i2 75, with costs and accru
ing interest and costs. The said sale to
be suhje.'t to certain prior judgments and
liens iu the Clerk's and Recorder's offices
of said county of Randolph, amounting
in the aggregate lo about $'J,000 00 the
exact amount of which may be seen by
reference to said Records.
D. G. ROSE. IT. S. Marshal.
By A. Mariov Rcter, Deputy.
nuvJl-4w-prf-$-a
Dead Letter List.
A';
.ist or t.i:ttfhs nr.M ain-
ing in the Office at Winchester, In
diana, un called for on the 14th day of
November, 1SC2.
B Buttler Martha Ann, Bales Martha
J., Brouse Elizabeth E., Berry B trberrv
Ann, Baird Elizabeth, Barker Abnir.
C Carman Lizzie, Clough Hannah,
Clough Wihiam.
D Davis M iry.
F Flood Geazclah, Foust Lewis. Fry
Amos, French Perrnelia.
G Graham Elva, Giines Isaac, Grten
Jane.
II HoM.ick Eve, HufTine ThebaJIrgs
un An:eron, Hulings Mary, Halderman
David, Ho eil John. Hougs Wash.
I Ingle Isaac.
J Jobes George O., Jackson Elijah,
Johnson Diana, Jessup Joshua, Johusou
Hany.
K Keller Nicholas.
L Lutz Agnes, Lo? Christian, Len
n in:: ton John, Larnce Sarah A.
M .Mendenhall Dr. E., Marshall Sa
rah, Mason William, 2; Martin Nanc?N.,
M mn Isaac, Moore Carrie E., McChristy
William, Miller Benjamin.
N Nnon John D.
p pjtton S. W., 3; Peyton J. II., Pen
quite Robert, Pool J. A., Peters Catha
rine. Q Quinn Srh.
K Robb'ms Edy, 2; Russell Benjamin,
Rants Charlotte.
S Stephens William, Stinan William
Tolva, Slouch Levi, Smith John.
T Tallm in Jacob, 2; Thomson C. W.,
Tullis Thomas A., Truax Amanda.
W Walker Daniel, Walker Hiram,
Williamson J. IL, Wiloxen L. Jr., Wol
cott G. V, Wildman John, Wood Alford,
Wrstou Nathan. Total, 74.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say Adyertised," and
pay fcr advertising.
B. F DIC.GS, P. M.,
WiccboaUr, lad.
STOVES.
JAMES S. COTTOM,
WINCHESTER, IND.,
OKAi.r.ri in i:vi:av vauiiity
of Store, is the ouly Agent iu
Winchester for lhe
Celebrated Cook Stores
CHAMPION, (improved)! HAUTIIIt.
Di:riANci-:, okich.a, nto.v
sidi:s, IlOYl'R,
and other pntterns.
HEAT1M3 AND PARLOR STOVES,
Various sizes anJ kinds, all at fair price.
Call and examine them. if
SHAVING SALOON.
SHAVING SALOON!
v..
BÜCKNER c OUTLAND,
BARBKKS L HAIUDKKSSEl.S,
shop on main sti;i:i;t.
Immediately on r Carter's Sew Store.
They are prepared t sdi-ive, cut und
cleanse the hair, reiio.Mte clothing, etc.,
in the latest !. d !:io-t approved style, and
on the mo.-t re.ksm:tti!e t rri.s.
LEGAL.
2-Ntrnv rVotico.
John IL (looilrich, Clerk of the Rnn-1
dolpli Circuit Court, do hereby cer- j
.:r.. . i. . . ir i ij.. .v ... T- . . it. i ..
mi in i lunn i'. iiuuniaii, i.."')., llica i.J
"v olhce a cerliticatv vf notice and ap-
praiscment of an Ilstray Cow, taken up
ny oa i,rie, nuou-an.i appraiM-u us f
win Hurst and 1 liomas H..t..gan nt 10
t . !!.. LI j r t . tt-'ii
.4ii' iiin-u a? iiNinii", 14; wir Kin
v,ow, ?uppo.-eu to oc -i years 01a
u?t i
spring'; no brands or marks.
Nov. 17th, 1H.
Witnes-, John R. Ooodrich, Clerk,
this PJlh day of Nov., W2.
John 11. (lOOURieii,
Nov. 21, ?62. 3w Clerk.
.oticr of ; linn! inn's
.Sale of Real Ktate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned (Guardian of the minor
! heirs of Caleb Odl, deceased, w ill eil at
j public sale, nt the Court Houe door in
j the town of Winchester, county of Ran-
dolph, and State of Iii lt.m a, on the Ul'th
day of December, lthi, subject to the
iife estate of the widow of Caleb Odle,
deceased, all the right, title and interest
of said minor heirs in and to the follow
ing real estate, situated in the county of
Randolph and Si ite aforesaid, to wit:
the west-half of the south-east quarter
of section in township 21, range 13
east.
One-third of the purchase money to be
j paid cash in bund, one-third in nine and
one-third in eighteen months from the
day of sate, the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments with approved se
curity, waiving valuation and appraise
ment laws.
JAMES O. HOMERTS,
Guardian.
Nor. 21, lbtt2-4w
Sheriff's Sale.
j "O Y rlr!ue f decree "d execution to
- -J u,c
I KuJlpb Common Plea Court,
! I will expose to sale, at the Court House
i ,tor in Winchester, Randolph County,;
Indiana, on
niituruavi ine sum uay oi nrc, istis, , tamuioni or enumerations roiur, com -between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and meneitig on THURSDAY, the 4th da? of
4 o'clock p. ni. of said day the following
Real Estate, situated in Randolph Coun
ty, Indiana, to-wit:
Lot number seven (7). in block number
two (3), irt the town of Newton.
Executed a the property of
Illihii Thomas,
at the suit of
John O. Ilitetioiir, Administrator
of the estate of William Churleton,
deceased.
A. II. JENKINS,
Nor. 21,103. $3 Sh'fl'R. C.
rVoticc.
"TOTICE is bereh? given that I will
JL 1 sell at Public Auction on Saturday
.L. ILL J I1 h
inc um uay oi uecemocr next, ai my
residence, all the personal property of!
Mary Hütchen, deceased, counting of j
household furniture, dried apples, kc;
and I will also ofler for sile at the name
time and place, one yoke of oxen, two
milch cows, a fine lot of young cattle,
hoi's, wagons, horsta aud farming uteu -
sils, 4e.
A credit of one year will be given on
ail sum over ttireeaou ir, the purchasers
giving notes witli tr prove.l secunv wait-
ing valukt'.ou ar.d appraisement laws.
JOSIAtI IlI'TCHENS,
Administrator, &c
Nov. 21, C2-3vr
Appointtnoiit.
NOTICE is hereby pven that thr un
der nel has been appointed Ad-
mini'tr t-r of the estate of Mary Hutch-I
en., late of Rndolj,h county, deceased, j
Said estate is solvent.
JOSIAIi HÜTCHENS,
Administrator.
Nov. 31. -frJ-Sw
State of Indiana,
Randolph County.
In the Randolph Court of Common Pieas,
Tcbruary Terra, 1C3.
James Moorman,
Mark Digg and
Moorman Way, Conplaint No. 361
vs.
Rachel Murray,
Thos. Murray et al
TOW COME THE SAID PLAINT
" iiFs and file an affidavit of the bon
residence of Margaret Murray.
Now, therefore, the said Margaret Mur
ray I hereby notified of the pendency of
the abo?e entitled cause, and that unless
she be and appear at the February Terra
of the Common Pleas Court, to be held at
the Court House in Winchester on the 3rd
Monday of February, ltC3, oa the first
day thereof, and answer or demur to said
complaint, the sime will be heard and de
termined in her absence.
Witness, John B. Goodrich, Clerk,
and theSeal of said Court, this 17th
day of November,
Joh B. Goodrich.
Not. 21, 1SR2. lw
See Mr. J. S. Cottoms new
advertiitmtnt of Stoves &c. &c.
LEGAL.
Attachment Aoticc.
William K. Smith r. Walter U. ripnan.
Before me. Wilson .N ickel, Justice of the
Peace of Warne Twwuhip, Kandolpb
Countr, Indiana.
0
T
"HK said Justice issued an onler of
Attachment in the above action oa
the 4th day of Xove ruber, l&2, for tl.O
sum of Fourteen Dollar and Niuety-three
Cents, said iction cor.tinued to ,,c hr4
on the Cth day of December, t 10
o'clock A. M.
k. smith.
Union Citr, Ind., Nov. 15, lrfJ.
Nov 21-3
Aclniiiii-trntri?! SrAc.
I WIM. sll, t public sale, at the late
reidec of
Jacob .Miller, deceased,
iu Franklin Townhip,on
Snturdu, Dec. uOth, A. I). 1SG2,
all the personal t?tate of the deceased,
not taken by the widow, tonsi-tiiig, in
pjrt, ot lliirjH, one Cow, or. Wag n.
i Karmiui' uteii!s ana liouchoU ud
i kitehet. furni'ure.
Ti:ilMS OF SLK:
A rreJit uf nine nioi-ths III be pirrn
on all sum- ol three dollars ani upwards
by lhe fUicliaM-ra gi vitg hi note t'l
.proved pern:tl security, ac 1 waiviiig
I vauat:on und apprai-ein.ut las. w: au
Mim undtr three dollars, caii niuat bo
paid in hand.
Siic to commence at in oMcck A. M.
M AH ALA J. .MILL KU.
Administratrix.
Novembr P l'-bJ,
rVof itc.
I hare this day taken out L'Mm of Ad
in;nitrati!i uf tic es-tate of Jcol Mil
ler, decea-vJ, late uf sai l cou:it . Tie
estate i tloult t be solvf nt.
M AH ALA J. 3IILIFR,
AJmiuiitrairix.
November 1", l-f-2.
Sheriff's Sale.
; jj
Y virtue of a d.cree !ud execution to
med;reeltd Intn the
II ii it ii I ili 'ir-nit f.itirt.
t .... .
i I will ex? t at the Court Hons
j ,lor itl Winchester, Raudoiph County,
j do
Niltiiidii), the I3th doy f Dec, IS;?,
belwrM l!i e bonrs of )'J o'clock a. m.aiul
4 o'clock p. in.nl s.iul d ty, the lollnwing
real estate, situated in Randolph County,
Indiana, to- wit:
Fiftten acres of land, in a square form,
in the north-west com r of the east half
of the north-east quarter of section four
teen (14), in township eighteen ( 1?), north
of range twelve (l'i) e:it.
Executed as the properly of
Nathan Ilieucr,
at tQ suit of
James Kelly.
A. H. JLNKINS,
Nor.21, lffiS. $3 .Ml SI.'il R.C.
TAX NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons that the lists, valuation, and
enumerations uaade and taken in the
County of Randolph, and State of Indian
n, by the Assistant As-u-ssor und-r the
Excie Law of the Putted State, entitled
An Act to provide Internal revenue to
support the Goveruuieiit, and to pay in
terest on the publid lebt,' will be opea
FIFTEEN DAYS lor examination, frwaa
and after the
15th day of November. 1SG2,
at the
.luditor's Office,
of said Countv.
And further NOTICE is also hereby
given, that
APPEALS
will be received and deteimiued by me, at
the
the COURT HOPSK of aaidCour.tr,
relative to any erroneous or excessive
Decemoer, and cont nue from da?
to day till all hall have been luard and
determined.
JOHN YARYAN,
Asessor ith Dist. Indiana.
Nor. 14, IsG-J.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a vendi ard execution to
mc directed Irom the
Fi ye tie Circuit (onit,
I will exriose to sale at the court
house door in Winchester. It.Ui o!;h Co.,
Indiana , on Saturday . th C:h Cay nf De
cember, li"C3,betwit ii tue huv.r- of lOo'cllc
am and 4 o'clock p in of said d.iv t;ir fol-
j lowing reul estate, Mtuated iu KauJoltb,
. .
county, inuiana, to w:i;
Twenty acres of land T of the north
side of the south half of section thirty-
, five (3.). township nineteen (19),
twelve tat,ad bounded as t
rango
tollowi.
' to-wit
j Commenting twenty rod south of tbo
' north-east corner of section thirty-five
j T)j, towushrp and rt.u af res iid, and
j running thence west thre hundred and
j twenty rod, thence so-.th elevin
rods.
thence cit three bu
Jiel ardtweiity
i 'ju, inriivc uui in on ri roui m i piav
of legii:n:ng.
Executed as the proprrty of Leonard
Petro, at the suit of Wiilini W u)V er
A H JENKINS,
No? 14, 1503 fee 5 bh'tl R C
.1 I in i ia i t rn t r 's Sa Ic.
", OTICE is hereby given that I will
iy sell at puhli; auction i n Fridas, tl.
2'th day of Noveu;br, lc2. at the res
i !nce of Willivn Ctty. late of Ran
dolph County, d rtasei, "ill his personal
property, not taken by the viiiow, con-si-ting
et horses, cattli , hogs, w heat drill,
wagon and hirues, wheat, corn and oats
in the bushel, hay by the ton, farming
utensils, and other articles too tedious ta
enumerate.
A credit of 1 1 monthwill be given oa all
sutnsovf r three dollars, the purchaser gi?
ing his note with approved surety, wai?
ing valuation and appraisement laws.
Gcorce Steveoj,
Not. 7, 162. Adm'r
Sheriff's Sale.
BY Tirtue of a vendi and execu
tion to me diirected from the
Fayette Common I'leaa Court,
I will expose to sale at the
..l . I. I . .
j Court House door in Winchester, Ran
dolph county, Indiana, or. Saturday, the
bth day of December, 1S63, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.
m. of said day the following real estate,
situated ia Randolph county, Indiana, to
wit: Fort? acrs of land off of the eorthfidt
of the uth half of section thirty-fire (35)
township nineteen (13), range twelve (i2)
east.
Executed as the property of Leonard
Petro, at the oit of William Newkirk,
William W Fry bargcr tod Mania Fry
barger. A. II. JENKINS.
No?. 14, 166Q. fas $3 SO Sfc'ff R. C.