Randolph County journal. [volume], August 17, 1865, Image 2

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r vv ilc:j:;fM:i. J'I.itfonns aro (."ton ; J u ,; j ujr.n, wo will --tv nothing :J"it
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whi-M; Co convention ,f t!. t:i'" Sau 1 -nditi n-, w pn-lVr tlso '
fr.vr.v t'i tiut?-l .'U-ÜUitif.n - l.y , (:..'. : L.-lhii i-.in r in a.-pnr.lnnr r
foinjir.ii-c. n-iille u e a.n-ii''? v. i;h f'lii iti:in i : riiK-i I and nli-jl.t-;
ii f;i or iA ;xu ',o.Jr, vt t it i.pv ! -;u-tl t:it -kkh n It i the l'"!!-
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l! j-l.h.-io-.s ) suhiiot to i:jat!.-i-ji.ii ink-, h.m- :.v. wor.Ml.. none
tliiii donot ,:--r- i.", f,,- t:.,- s..(- oi.iy, to -i-.o t:.is pi-j le a hon.o, a
L.lltnatc K'( i.i Iii; L'ir.it i -forni-i j country, i iro c! ntiunt, whore they;
whi-.; w c have lif;'iin. :ml th tri-j t an h'ivc th ir li-hts vh':v 1 1 1 re
lim: !i .T t?i orin-i ! d iiiri:it-il : will U' n a:it?ir'ti-i:i rf races. Hut
H t!.? irati : An-ri.-:in In-J u hile v, t ' l t.fer t!'( econ l comlition
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h ;:)!. i-j t fraught siwcHkMl, if th- l'i.ion party favors.
wit!i rcr. i:jt-r.t t rs a pcplo. , partial or nnlimiU'l snt!r?LTc for the.
A i:riat rehdlion cirate(l, nn.l nriorS leaxin thtin to provide
r.fh r a d"-pcrate -tn:,'i:!e, r,-n; ovr r- lioincs wlicrrvcr t!i'.v rr.n, wc hTmll '
thrown: the .oo:.I.;f ii.-nilv half tho! -o with the nartv. as'thcrcis no oth-i
SfittM Koro cri-a-t A in it; they hnvel or place for a loyal man to -o. Wc j
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oec'ti con-iiuTc-d t it not nixltied. shall not he f:u tioin on this subject.
r. i in. 4 i -if i . i ...
I !iey are hostile to t!ie ( lovcrnincnt. ! hut will advocate colonization until1
. ,r .... J,!. r.iW.n ,,,rtv.l,v its rovintions '
mi . 3,13 ,l: ,r'
reor.n;.ntion of the-, States and ,
the Mttlojru-nt f f all the pending
(pition-?, there rn.iv be, indeed there j
will 1-, dhTerenec of opinion cxi.t- j
in Letten the people a. to the best :
method. Tho rreat I'nion party,
r!io oppose ! the'rebellion. wan com-i
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poIof men of all politi-al and re- i
15r f..Ti.3 1'i.r, ft...i.:....:..iHK' Lincinnau ami i on a.uie uau-
".''u i.utin. tun uai i II
the retcllwn, u-in every means
Within the povver of tlie (lovenncnt.
Tho fiMitT' ha ceased, hut the warl
i not over; there is now as -rcat n
necessity for tliis comhination of all
the Ioval men as there was before I he
no,.pirv fn vtn. ,,, i ., . ' at- A onminittcc oi inrec was railway 1? under contract to be The ea?t half of the ?.mth f;i.t eu irtcr
tun ii, politics wero thrown :,si,lc.' I'I nto.l to dralt pcl.tu,,, ami r- j co.np..-tr,l to in on IVnto,, u,VX(?cpT .i
:.nJ a compromiM. ..latr.-.rm, m-! ,:llc ll,c s:,",e- a'"1 l,rcstl,t to H'c cruntvlowa, by tliu l.rst of Jar.aa- (2).mcMl ol thlt ,,,. c,,r'(r of
t :,. i"rt,,t,.; o '-;,,, ?,n t...t t, rV.lGi. si l tiact, heretofore sohl to W iHiiin Tike.)
braein- the slndc IU of cms!..,. Cl C0UnCl1' nin- t! n 3 tü i ' :lt. n:t. ?M tr.et contains eeventyeidit (7r) acr,,,
cessation of actual ho,tilitiesforhvill ho levied on each 8100 worth of
ii i- 4.. r i: . .
we mav. hv divisions, tdlnw t!.f 1
rchcls to da hy the ballot what they
failed to accomplish by arms. Sup
pone, by division, the present oppo
sition should gain a majority in Con
ftres?, and elect the next President,
- - - - - - - uv a..Jilv. if V .1117 j
miw if it vrodld not be the repudiation
of th? Government debt and the
liquidation of the rebel debt; besides,
it would place all the resources of
the Government in the hands of the
Ittc rebel; the array, the navy,
fort, nrcn;!.s ant ordnance stores,
rould all be suljort to their com
mands. Wc thinlc, in looking at
this matter as it would be in case of
a division of the Union party, it is
the duty of Union men to not press
questions that are repugnant to any
class of loyal men, if it would bring
nbout a separation of the various
ilcments which went to make up the
Union party. AYe can not expect to
accomplish all the great reforms in
a day. If President Lincoln had is
Ftictl and given to the country Iiis
emancipation proclamation at his
first annual message to Congress,
fdavery would have had a firmer hold
cn American soil to day, than before
the war. It was given just when
the people were willing to submit,
or when they called forit. So wc
fdiould move in other great reforms.
Intelligent men, and all others, must
lie first convinced that there is a ne
cessity for a reform, and if there is a
prejudice, it must first be broken
ttowa. Politicians can not accom
plish these great reforms, tadess
the people will go with them, any
more than can Generals put down a
rebellion without men to assist them.
COLO.MZATIO.V.
The Tiielimond Palladium asks us
if we are not afraid, in expressing
ourselves in favor of colonization,
that we will incur the displeasure of
Geo. W. Julian, and of favoring the
Pred Scott decision, and how we
daro express opinions of our own on
this vexed question. Wc answer the
Palladium that we belong to no man,
neither is the Journal the organ of
any man. We profess to advocate
the great principles of the Union
party, as we belong to that organiza
tion, and as such we discuss these
principles a3 best we can with tho
light that is before us, "having no
friends to reward, and no enemies to
punish.' It is not with men, but
principles, that wc deal, cs w desire
to build up and sustain a great party,
fouuued upon the principles of jus
tice. Therefore we advocated colo
ratation. The Union party is a new
organization, formed out of the ele
ments of three pirty organizations,
for the purpose of crushing the slave
holders rebellion, since the crushing
of which, fiew questions have arisen.
which must be met. Wc can not
close our eyes to the fact that the
result of the war has been the free
ing of four millions of slaves, and
that these people must occupy some
position in tins Government. The
qstion then is, what fchall that po
itioLbe. Three condition? are be-
usscl. Ilie hit 1, fuliiiit-'
tLein to all tu 2 ii-KU of Aincr- ,
Ii t.iuuns ainor. t, in s(conu,.
. .....
liivir aiiiiut ni 10 Ii r iiui v "Ulli:.1
the Fnited St:;t. s. tlifro hinir theni
all tlio riijl.s of ilizon. TIiinl,:i
- rui"! Lnvin" ,n i-i-1if - i!.-t wliltf t
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luwn m,;lt..j :uo 1 ' i i I to ii;.cit, l-'it miL- :
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j,., i(, j,t. o.ir;,UoU' l Willi?
(hien - . thr tiinl on.litioit
:LiV" hc"v:i ' " .from Pelerbur- to Ilalci-h, WiU
1,CLuUs LL. . i.nington and points Sou?!,. The
ito.vi) .iiriTiNi; at inen- j Petersburg Weldon Uoad will be
.lo.'l. . -Jn 0pPr1tioti in a few days,
The tiliz",s ni sixty re-imcnts and Latteries
,nct t,n- on 1 llcs,la' '-v the Hh j cmLr.u in- over twenty thon.nn 1
m -l- rt Uie ,Iicc ol (',CO- ,IolIa!ul' u en, have been mustered out of
,:s'l ' lo "-ta.s to the best means j SPrViCC sice me commencement of
f .i i.. i.i:.... .r i. . i.
01 l,,cva,,3 'i''
the htiildini; of the road. The peti
tion was drafted and was hcinj: ox-
.a ' t 1 1 .. .1 . f . . !i!
ullMW ,y ov uie ictuunt; ou-
zens oi Iiichmonu. If tins plan suc-
ectMl-, n. tax of twenty-five cents
iax:u,lc VV")i "
which will pay out the fifty thousand
dollars. Wc arc iilad to see thid
step taken, and hope it will succeed,
Thc citizens f Jiichmond can not j
ilo a better thin- for their material
prosperity than to build this road.
Our people desire communication
with Pichmond. Her manufactories
are of the utmost importance to our
farmers. lint without this road wc
must look in another direction.
ti i:miki:s.
During the last session of the In
diana State Legislature, we noticed
the fact that a law had been enacted
authorizing the Hoard of County
Commissioners to organize turnpike
t,i I it
or plankroad companies. At the
1 .
lime wc reierred to me matter, we
had not examined the law, and could
not, therefore, speak of it as wc de
sired to; but since then we have ex
amined its provision, and wc think
it is all that farmers could
rould desire, !
kes. Iv this I
who wish to build turnpikes
law, all persons who own real estate
within three-fourths of one mile of
the line of road must bear their part.
Before the Board doing county luM-i
ness is authorized to grant such road
or authorize an organization, there !
must be a petition from any number
of persons owning more than three
filths of the amount of the real
estate, as shown by the books of the
County Auditor, within three-fourths
of one mile on each side crivincr the
starting noint. terminus, distance in
miin tho hiah.vcnv or ronto u-Wo
the road is to be constructed. Then,
if the Board deem it a road of pub
lic utility, they shall grant the appli-!
njuumj.uivi BU.111 (jouiii 1 i'"
Mion. after Wl,i.-I, tho ..rSnn5
making the application can organize
zc:
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V-.
anil elect ollkers and make such bv
laws and rules as arc necessary.
1 sn oscri )c niiv inousanii tiouais 10 ..". .v., b.,..... . ..n
A tax is assessed on the real estate ; candidates for Confxress in the
within the limits above specified, ac-1 Seconti and T,,,rd LI-tricts were
cording to value of the property, tojatfd h' 1000 "ch
be collected In- the County Treasur- Two thousand applications for
er, to build the road. The tax as- j Pardo1? hve been acted
. . . . . j upon by the Attorney General, but
sessed tobe divided into three in- , " "i j i i
I not more than live hundred have
stallmcnts, to be paid in one, two.1)Cin gigneJ by the President and
aud three years from the day of filing j Secretary Seward. HWhel V.
the estimate of the cost of tlu Johnson has not teca pardoned as
road. Yoluntan subscriptions can reported.
betaken, which will accrue to the The following persons have been
benefit of. tax payers in proportion 1 elected to Congress ia Tennessee,
to the amount of their assessments.! Upper East Tennespe, X. J. Tay
Wc think, now, farmers will have) lor (Union); Knoxville District,
no right to complain of bad roads,
for here is a plan to reach all per-
... . . , ,
sous. There have always been
. . .
COtupiainis tuaka ik u utiuuui,
was
ownci
other
there
do his part, and WC trust there Will
A
be several organizations in this coun- j
ty in the next month Let it not be'
J said that llandolph county has no!
. . . .
roatis. lake steps to oriramzc im-1
mediatelv.
IIKMtY s. roTi:.
This ex-rebel Senator, now in Can
ada, has wiitten a letter to the Hon.
A. O. P. Nicholson, ot Tennessee,
en the "situation," from which an
extract will be found in our paper
to clay. Of course, wc can not tell
more interested leeanse licjtjon); West Jennie, Colonel, .... of !os ,u.JtaS. . ÖMÄÄv,
I more real estate man some i Hawkins (Union); Aleniphis Dis- Indiana, all the rronal rronrtv of sail
s, would do nothing. Xow j trict, Dr. Leftuich (Union); Shelby. CONSULTATIONS WILL BE i-ke. u j t , Trusty. ron.iinff
, i -tt i' ' t v i.,Pi n - of Horsc, lloz, Cattle. Farmirc Utetisus,
is aa opportunity to make him vino uistnci, ivjwaru cooper c:,i t ;M k i.-n riuc tsinr .rrr of rroa-inp Com. Wheat, one
..... .
what his motives uro, l.tit, wluitcvcr
t!iry lr.rty Lc, s-omo of the .trguniriits
'.viu coinmcnu mi nitivi s n.s worun
'11 I . T . T ,
'n iui.:.ni'uiuwii. mu
hrrnthes .1 spirit of roMruition ami
Icsiie to accq.t tlir condition of
Hhl'S brotu iit .ilor.t lv the war, aii'l
willingness t lo liuhtin the future.
im.-. i. ii ... ...... i .. iii. ..r..ft l ..
HU' tUll I t.n in: ir.m MICH J'l
all t!..-' who tk-sirc tu 1 rt 1 tlii!eul-
ty in tL- I'liion j.n ty. I. l all rcnrl
it, and pi-c what a distiiiuif !icl riK-1
S..-ii:tlir is w ilü' to ,lo l'.,r tlio snlic
of tho ftitnn of the people and the
Covcnnnoiit.
snnis"" "
. T ,i
I hc rerrspts ol the Linrnla
lllOMU!r.eilt as.o.intion at SpriniieM,
t!nis l'.ir, arc nearly $.)0,0(K.
ri0 Ptcrsbur Kxpre.-s ?s
tl.rre H const mt trouble
hf tw rpa the negroes nruJ whiles in
th.it citV.
piie gin Antonio Ilenld s)
there are 'i .),(). )'J troop? .U Victoria,
ireeu hhe, Javoria and Indianoh,
0ü of which are colored,
The crops in tho Cimdis are
represented to he lar-ely in excess
t tho.o raided any year since loll)
, ,
and ot prime quality.
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Iiinlroid communication is open
the present month
The Cedar Rapids and St. Paul
McCann, has been arrested in
Ter.nrssce. He will he. tried hv
the civil court at Knoxville lor
murder.
A dispitch from' Denver siys!
that tlie Constitutional Convention
now in session then; his voted
almost unanimously tint it is expe
dient to form a Shite Government.
The latest news Irom Mexico
I
represents the prospect of the. Jmrez
Government as highly FatisJactory
Juarez is expecting, it is reported,
to consummate important arrange
ments with tlie United States.
Colonel John V. Compiret,
1121 Indima, who was recently
tried hv Court Martial for failing i
. x I i .i i . :
to obey orders in making the decent .
on the gamblers of Nashville, Ten-!
nessee, hlS been dismissed the'
. 1 i
service.
A general order is soon to be
issued rnu-terin out all unemploy
cd general officers in the volunteer
service. Many have already been
mustered out under a special order,
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General Grant is expected in a?h-
ington on the 2jth.
t m i-v ,i i -. TT I
Jell. DlVS s brothcr-in-IlW, How-'
ell, Who Was recently thrashed for
Uttering disloyal hn-Uage, was ;
n , r t rr i
sentenced, for the same offense, to-
pay a line of $2 j0, suffer an im-i
prisonment of six months, and Le
pri
banished from the district.
The Secretary of the Treasury! mVnt, honhi ai in? E. e. Lockwood, De
has decided to issue no more reen-j roh, Michigan, with stamp, for return pot-
i f k ry -11 r 1 fnM t,--fc 1 '
"' ,ul .,,u ,
worn ii.iuuiiu ijaoiv?, um
endeavor to meet expenses with
i receipts from internal revenue and
customs, and by the issue of certili
cates.
i ll
.appointed as his successor, Thomas
C Theafccr, of Ohio, u ho has long
been connected with the oilice as a
member of the Boird of Exaaiiners.
The Kentucky Scnite will stand,
! f M-pit i. p.ip f'onprC'lti VP and cpron '
1 !. "r,'"!0;:
I iet'11 11. on. 1 lie ";ains III Hie
eastern pirt of the State Wl
i ii . . '
probably secure a L uion majority
in the Lower House. The Union
Iloracc .Miyninl (Union); Chatta-
moga District, Ai Faulkner (Op
, i ! - r- "n Vi ,-i 1 I r Tlirlrl. I XV 7
iuii uiin xi'.rui ii c i l ll, ll.
' n;.:x. m
i vniiiiiiitii iwiiouriiioui, via siutw
I a . -
(Union.)
A tle?trticttve tornaao passed overj
South Bend, Indiana, on Wednesday!
i 1 I I J
evening. Several luildings were
demolithed, and many were un
roofed. Among the Litter was the
court house and a church. The
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uriuge across uie oi. ovsevu 1 1 cr,
300 ICCt Jong and COSlin over1
$ 10,000, was swept away. The loss
in the village is e.-tunated at
$200,000. No lives were lost, though
many persons were injured two of
them seriously.
. c - i hum' mi r mi im- ui.i n ill oepirin-
Hon. D. P. Holloway, hivin wiI1 Pa-V a monthly ilary and cxpensts.or 1.C5f for Ucrnse t dl" intoxicating
ii- " i-i. all" a large comm s-ion on sales, r r , i;riors !,, a ! ,;,.vnti!v than niart at a
renewed IIIS resinaiion as Oin- nirtieuiar 'llustrated catahi'-ue. t rritory. I .-' 1 ir . .11
... particular?, misir.m 1 e.iin. ' llMr; time, and suff. r the same to be dr ink on rnv
ini.-SiOner Ol Patents, and insisted &e., enclose a stamp nd address I AGL ; .,.,:,. Mr r.remlie, her. ii.t lhi.mr
its acceptance, the President has ?ir;(iT1IE,;S; sol,e n' f"! .'ited Vr ire to oe sildand drank, are situated or.
I ' ll'M Viintnul clritdt a l n I I lift. il.t I. . . . .
District. D. Ii. 1 hornis fünnosi- And t.ill eonu!t with those afiicttd wit.i div, the 1st dav of ctr'ernber, 1-U, at tue
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trator of t'e t'tiie of Hc-iijinin IM.inN.
'h e i !, late f !ph C'.ui.ty, Ii.ia:ia.
aiJ tsMto U u"k.k 1 t ) hf oh nt .
' UKNJAMIN F. F.DWAKIH.
Au-'iit 17, lt-Ci. 7-3 AJw'r.
lotitr cf A ppuiiif uiriif.
NUT1TK H herrt-v jrirrii, tint t.e r.n-
I r ; i a f 1 'i n 1 ; J JUitf i A hiiin-i-trut-r
of th (tlr of AN xtn-ii r llirtrni:,
i-c'. -J, I 'tf o' ! t!;h cr.MV, In jian.i .
T!te Catitc is up;-oj ti silvint
('II A I; LbS b. llKiM A.N, .Vh:ir.
A-i'jjt 17, lt. 5. . l-il
A (1 m i :i i !s ra I o r 7 r. 1 1 .
r1 OT.'Ci: h. rtl.y iv:i that th i;i;J(r
i tii.t-d will mil t public mu lion,
Fri'I iy, the th tlx? f rept ::' r iuxt,Jt
tlie l te nsilmce'of l'tnj in.in C Jv .n-l-,
.' cci 'l, t!; fol'o.vin Tri ty, t-wit:
Ii. TS Cattle, IKi', iih'tj', ein in the
til J, Jl.its in t'.-.c t-( c -.if, J..i n.i:v' U: ;.ai!.,
llou-tliil'l fit.J liitchtii Fi.Miitur, ai.-l
m in ' othtr Miti'des too ln!ioi; lr im-i.tion.
A creiiil of nine months r.ill be tivtn on J
?11 sunis over three dolLr., the I- im Ii .w r
vitif; hi- tjotf with j-provi-J ur ty. waiv
ing va'.u it: ti niu Hp:'r:i( nx nt I nv.
JIKXJAMIN F. Lb '.VAhDS,
A'i. 17. 7-.T A'Jiniiiiotr.it'T.
.Mii'riirs Sale.
RY VIUTUF. of nn -xecution to me
1 ilireeti'i tn;.T. the IJ hi Jolpli Common
Pie Court, nml a Fee IM I horn the J . y
Cinuit Court, I will njxise tt fa'i: nt the
Court IIoue iloor in Whic-hesttr, IJ.o.tlo'ph
county, Imlini i . 4., itur hiy, the 'Jt!i ly of
Srptembrr, 1C5, betwe-en the hour of teti
o'clock A-M.nnd four o'clock P. M.of stiJ
y, the followinjr real e.-tnte, situ.iteJ in
R.iixl );,h county, In li.in.i, to wit:
The east half of Lot No. five .", in the
N rth Front of the town of Wine hetr r.
Cxccuted s the projirty of Solomon
Vunlier, at the piit. f Robert Way a:;J
Judith Wav at.J Elizabeth Janiu.
jull a. m:wmax,
Au?. 17,
3-1
Sheriff R. C.
.v; Tf:;.
NOTICb is hereby fr'.ven that ly virtue of
an orJer of the ii .nt'loip? Circuit Court,
the undf ri?tied, Comnii-'aioiier to fell Ke il
LVute, will offtr at public sale, on the bth
tiay of September, lf-1'.i, on the premi-c.,
the following described ue.il Instate, to-w it
of
more or les.s.
TERSW OF SALE. One third of the
rurehase iroivey to vv ) cali in hnnl,
one third in Line and the residue in eighteen
months from the d iy of s ile, the purch i? r
giving his note?, with approved security,
waiv'ng valiMt on and appraisement law,
and bearing interest from d.ite. .
SILAS COX, ComV.
August 17. 7-1
.Voticc to Yon-lScsidciils.
Stute? of Indinim, Kuudolph C'ouiitv:
I" the Randolph Common Ple;ts Court,
t . rr : i
i::uh, yu M Monk,, l-
ander J. .Monks, Miry .Monks, ct ah
Complaint No. 573.
"VfOW comes the pl.iir.tifl", by Cirey S.
I. 1 GooJrich, his attorney, and lües Iiis
comphiint herein, together with nn jillil ivit
tint aid defendants are not residents of the
St ite of Irdiana.
Notice is therefore hertbv riven saiJ de-
fnd ints, that unless they be and nppear on
in r.r-iuivui me neu itrnioi ine u in-
Jo!,,h Common ru.a, coun.tc be h.d ie.,
the Fourth Monday of Onobr, A. I). l?n.i,
at thp Court House in Winchester, in said
couiitr und tate, inl hiuwit or demur to
b ii l eompl lint, the same will te heard and
df-tei m'ned in thoirnibse-ice.
Witness my name, mid the Seal of ,iid
Court ii (Fixed, at Winchester, tliii
h.. s.l 10th d.iv of August. A. I). l?oo.
JOHN" Ii. GOODRICH, Clerk.
Py Wm. H. Murray, Deputy.
August 17. 7-3
SURVEYOR'ä NOTICE.
TTOTICH U henby given that I will, on
11 Monday. Ser-tember 11th. commence
the survey of section K, township 2 range
and continue from day to day until
Si SUTVCV IS COIUplt'tlU.
7i
1'. II I ATT, I). S. R. C.
SOLDIERS
RONOI1ABLY DISCHARGED FROM
Seri-ici-. whn fire in want of emrdov.
' t
lOU FXjts. mVlilJÜL, JpX'JU
a uexts wanted in everr County
V. and State, to sell the Ruthtt Sewing
Midline, price :"2.i; lullv licensed under
pitents of IIwe, Wheeler & '
SHEEP.
"TIIE undersigned, living near Winches-
I ter.has thw teen half aud three-quarter
! bb.od Spanish Merino Rucks, l.ich he will
'e" al ri-a.-uname 'iicr-, ...o, ...... IUi
Wo-!..Vt Merino Hack I.,n,l.sl.i;
sen ai rcasoname price-; w-o, om um
he will eil at prices less tnan iney can ue
bought and Plnppta Here, can sine see mein.
7-4 N. P. HE ASTON.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. A. K. ROOTS
Will t at
L moil Citr, Ind., September 4 nnd 5,
Rooms above Ma'.ov & Co.'s store.
Winchester, Ind., September C and 7,
Rooms at the Frankliu House.
A Ul UJ I IlllUf J I1U illl I . - ----- - 7
Rooms at Farmland Hotel.
N il I II 111 W. I' U i.
of the Brain and Nervous System, including
Ep-hpfj; to diseases cf the Heart, Lungs,
Liverand Digetave Organs, &c.
I M. . t i T - - -
ijiczfs alrlicttd Villa uarooic xMsrac9a
are invited to call.
m
I -mm
T0T1CE i btrcbr given that the under-
M signed his been appointed Adiriuis
trator de bonus nan of the stateof Mary
police oi: Ai."1111 ;
firnvir !c Riker. an l t5inper & Co. 4 i wr-.t . j ... -. .
. r , - I m-iOb nuniiXT 1. in tne orin ri
Simmer., deceased, hteof Randolph coun- peTenty-fiye acres are cleared and in a pod
tv, Indiana. Slid estate is supposed tobe stateof cultivation. For further pnrticu
solvent. lars, see the undesigned, at Lis residence
BENJAMIN rURS A IL, ia laid count?.
Aimr-de bocus non. j JOSEril IIFWITT,
AujustlO. C-3 ' July 57, 15. 1-5 TruittC-
01 Appoiniimiw
TOTICH h licrtl.j pivtn t!;it the tnhr-
fitiod his been ar-poir.tcd A'ltaiL;strator,
wit!i t!ip Will anntxcl, or th folate ol
iliir dctci-H. late of Itiniolpb
j county, 1 la n a . Sii I ft.it so!vnt.
DAVID T. 11IATT, AJn.'r.
urut io. t:-:j
otiiT ol Iiisol i ncv.
TV" OTICi: i henbv piven th .t the rUU
1S of Henry I) hi be, n Jecl.nd in
solvent, and will b- allied e'rdiii:lT.
JOHN HlfHIS, A iir.r.
Auu-t 3, li'5. lt-'i
BY "I'lTt"l of ni rx'tniion to me
tlirtcU-l fr.-m the P.aiidV.j h Corn
1:1 n Pleas Court, I will o;nH' to?!1.- nt
the Court Hcu-e i-ior in Wi iche.-ttt , R.m
! 1 ' !' co'iiify. Iri'l'ini,
On Saturday, th' ll'fA tlay of Au ;ut. lkt0.
lotwetu the ho'. ii of I o'clock A M :nl
1 o'clock P M of all div, the i -jllju inp
rcil estiie. situated in KanJolph cov.nty,
Indian 1. t i w it :
1 tn act e- o f 1-unl out of the Püuth-eit !
corner of the nort'n ta-t iu.ttr of the
?o'.th-ca?t. f-uirttr f nction twlve (10 ,
township r.intteen (1-'), range twelve (1"J;
ms'.
I"xc ct.te 1 a the rrororty nf WiÜiim V.
Crane, at ihe suit of Jum; h Masurvv and
Willura A. Dj!c.
JOEL A. NEWMAN,
juiv so, itr:. 4-i siuiiir ic c
isijie of Indiana, HanJvlfh Counfij.
In the Randolph Common Pleas Court,
October Term, "C'k
John Q. A Robtrts . Anna M Roberts.
Complaint N'o. 570.
lVT V' C0,UtS t,ie PintitT, by Cheney A
Ll Watson, his Attorney?, and files Irs
complain her in, together with an nf
davit that f iid Defendent is not a resident
ol the SlHteof Indiana.
Notice is therefore lurch v given said de
fendant, that iiulrs she be and appear on the
lii !.t day of the next Term o! the l!nnlu!p!i
Common Pleas Court, to be hold n on the
1th Monday of October, A. I). ItC.")., at the
Court-lloure in Winchester, in sai.l eounty,
and State, und .ins wer or di mur to sii J com
plaint, the fame will be hcirl and deter
mined in her nbsnce.
Witnes my r a rue, and the ?r al of siid
Court HÜixed, fat Winchet r. this
l. sJ 7th dav .f Auu'ii-t. A. D. 1MT.
JOHN i. GOODRICH,
August 10. C-3 CKrk.
X oli ic to Aon-Rcsnlciil.
Statr of Indiana, Randolph County
In the Common Pleas Court, October
Term, lGÖ.
Willi ini I) idds, A'linr., kc, vs. Kliziheth
Do.his, William Doli-, .bmie Ddd,
Thoxnis D'idJ?. l'reston C. Dodd-, tt al.
Complaint .o. ;'7Ü.
NOW conus the plaint;!!", by Cheney Ä
Wiit.vir., his attorney?, und files LU
complaint he rein, together with an nlhMavit
that said defendntits are not residents of tiie
State of Indian I .
Notice h tluriTore hereby given said de
fendants, that unless they be and appear on
the fir.-t d.v of the nxt Term of the Ran
dolph Common Pleas Court, to be Ikohlcn on
thefoutth Mondav of () t., a.u. Im."), at tlie
C'ont H use in Winchester, in sail county
and St tt e, tnl answer or denrir to said
eomphtiiit, the same will be heard and de
termined in their nbsence.
Witness mv n ime, and the seal of siid
Court afiixed, at Winchester, this
L. 8. 7 ih da v of Auu-t, A . D. lw63.
JOHN H. GOODRICH.
August 10. C-3 Clerk.
IVolscc lo ?Vo:i-I5c(Icsili.
State of Indiana, J!anJ)l;.h County.
Ia the Common Pleas Court, Octobir
Term, 1 J:C.".
Wi'linm P'vM.s, Admr., fcc, vs. Kliztlxtli
I) d l?. Win. Dodd?, tt al. Complaint
No. UY.K
TTüW comes the phintifF, by John J.
Cheney, his attorney, nnd ti!e Iii
eo nphiint herein, together with nil alüdavit
that said defendants are net re.ideutsol the
State of In liana.
Notice is tlurefore hereby given snid de
fen lants, that t.nhss I hey be and appear on
the lir.-t day of the next Term of the Ran
dolph Common I'leas Court, to be holden on
the fourth Monday of October, A. D. Itti.'i,
et the Court Hou.-e in Winchester, in said
county and State, and answer or demur to
said complaint, the s one will he heard and
determined in their alienee.
Witness my name, and the Seal of said
Court ntiixed, at Winch. t r, this
l. s. 7 ih uav of Au?nt, A. D lfij.
JOHN H. GOODRICH.
August 10. C-3 Cl.rk.
llelailinz Notice.
NO I ICE i hen liy givui to the citizen?
of White-Rivi-r township, in Randolph
co-inty, Indiana, that I, Willi im P. Arn v.
a White mile inhabitant, will apply to the
next B ar I of County Commissioners doing
county business lor sail county, at their
September Term, 15. to be"holfn i
St
of the town of Winchester, Randolph coun
ty, Indiana, and fronting on Washincton
Street In White-Rivrr township, Randolph
county, and State of Indianv
WILLIAM P. ARNEY.
August 7th, lCö. G-3
h : Trustee's Sale of Real and
Personal Property.
OflCK is hereby given that thetinöVr
J signed, a Trustee of William Atkin,
will oll'eV for sale at public auction, on Fri
day, the U."th day of Amul, l;l"5, nt the
rei.lence of the said William Atkins, in
We.it-Rivtr township, Randolph county,
Indiana, II hi peron:l property, eonsisting
of Iloives. Hogs, Cattle, Shep, Farming
Utensils, CO acres fJrowing Corn, Wheat by
the bushel ,X) it. Hay, kc.
Also, atrsatne time nd pl.t er, nil the
Real Estate of said William Atkins, to
wit : Tiienorth-ea-t ej-iartcr of Fection
i thirty, twnhip nineteen, r.tnge thirteen,
(this n a well nnpr jved farm, with aere
In cultivation, with good, new barn and fine
orchard ot bearing fruit, apples, cherries,
peaches, and grapes. Lands well nnder
druind. Also, the south-east quarter of
riiiir rtuiuiif rnn-inir auu lauurj an iu
, p.in io!ph countv, I
t i r Frt!.in n . a 1 l i t-k 1 w n tit
Terms made known on d iv of si!e.
WILLIAM S. HUNT, Trustee.
July So", ljfö. 3-G
Trustee's Sale of Real and
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
. signid, as Truste of Newton J. Hunt,
' will olTVr fcir sale at public nuction.on Fri-
W-zon. and a variety of other articles, too
A!so nt the pime t;rnc Bni rhct.t the
1 north-west rjutrter of th norih-east quarter
il.A nnrth.ciact Aiiirtf r rif tKa r Ar I K 9 C t
i.vi.-.4. v.
nineteen (19) north of rar.ge twelve (I";
east; alo, the north-wfyt quarter of the
north west quarter of section twenty-three
K'tt I J l.."Uy inn. i.V.... v. .-...v
twelve (12) cast, in all supposed to contain
one hundred and twenty acres, all In sail
county of Ranlolrh. Of the ahore about
k - - a
Notice t. wrir. of ivtnion i stii(
State of "liiJia, li-Muolfh County.
"JT OTICi: i l.tribT j.irtn that Silas Col
Jl i pruw , A!mn'ttr.it-T tit Liiis i:on of
tlic t?!ate f A(?alitn Hunt, vi c-j?c 1, his
r.U J Iii ret;ti.n to sell the re it t täte of
t!iC ti-ci-Jcnt, hi- rr-5)!iil jrj-crty bcin
ir. ifücittit to pit lii.4 iir!.t; hi. 1 tint
tti'Wi will le !)ar-l at tl.r nt rt T rm of
the Court of Common Pirv of sii I co-.tity. j
Attt: JOHN H. COUDIUCH. C.'L. j
WOOL! WOOL!
ICO, COO Pounds Wool VantcJ
V.Y
D. B. E0BBINS & CO.,
WHO HAVE Jt'ST OPENKD, AT
FARMLAND, IND.,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
,r, i , . .
(IKY I Ti II ) 2 ICS T
eves offerld ix this MAP.KET.
ALSO,
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTI-IIITG,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
q v e e .v ,v ir .1 st ;
Boots & Shoes,
WITH A HEAVY STOCK OF
.2 IZ R E T I .V a ,
Oil Cloth, Carpet Warp, &c.
AT TIIE
MAMMOTH STOßE,
IH FARMLAND, INDIANA,
ii-i
Dayton Wholesalo Trade.
koceks, Kii;ri:it x lx.li:,
Wholesale Dealers in
HARDWARE AND SADDLERY,
Gl Main street,
r, V. Ror.
C. ('.. Kieler,
1). V. Lugle,
DAYTON, OHIO-
10
SUMNER & O'KANE,
311 Third etreet,
D A Y T O N, OHIO,
Dealers in
Plnnnc A T 1 r 1 n r M i n .1 n
From the boue of Rhilip Fhillirs & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. A!o, agent for
WHEELER L WILSON'S SEWING" iVACHINES.
Send for Price LM.
41
ü. Wcanau. L. iclinan. M. Wojaisan.
WOGAMOV, SPIELPilAN & CO-,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS!
no. 3i3 tu,j "'
DAYTON', OHIO. 15
LEATHER! LEATHER!!
r.cnch Calf, IMiilndelphia Calf,
COUNTRY CALF, KIPS, -
Wax Upper, BulTiIo Slaughter,
Spinish Sole, and Cincinnati
Sole and Skirling, Shoe
Findinp. Mororro, Linier, c. , Ac.,
CHEAP FOR CASH. CIVK US A CALL.
CJEO. S. IIA I.I. A SO,
1) Third street, LTt, Obi;.
Dayton Wholesale Trade.
W. W. STEWART,
lio. oj M in direct,
DA Y T O A , V Jl I O ,
Vv li jlcile Deth r in
Drifts tzitd Medicines,
I Ail.tf . OIU. r. ! IhA.S'ii.
(;I!nrrits, x i't't mi
1 iI.H.SAM (Otl.O.L.
in. .aicarnr.. o. I'etrutky.
COFFMAN, 0SB0RM & CO.
.vrjyjro.v.v,
II ATS AM) CAPS,
Ni. 3' Seeon J strif',
r rox, 01110.
ü.u.itj.,. l.L.
FRUGH Sc RIKE,
Whf,.v.a Jii-alon in
ronninx asd domestic
1) R Y G O 0 1 ) S ,
No. 52 Min treet, Corwin lilock,
DAYTOS, OHIO. 34
Jfj h Comer. l'avi.t G. lifa
COMER Sl BROWN,
Wholesale Grocers
An I
COMMISSION MUIICIIANTS,
N. or, Muin )it rc t,
S!x Dj'rs Sm:IIi of Sconi street', .
DAYTOS, OHIO. 31
PAYNE & HOLDEN,
nooKSj r.ii'Ens,
rilOTOORAril AIJITWS?. riCTCREb',
AND PICTUKi: FRAMP.S,
Wall and Window Paper, Looking
(ilv-scs, i5cc, at wholesale.
Raes wante 1. Order p-dreitcd .
PAYNE HOLDEN, DAYTON, O.
C. W. Ch.-unb ;r1in.
1. J. Truuir.
C. C. Marker.
F. ColuptuD.
CHAKBEBLAI?J, PARKER & CO.,
Man ifacfjrcrs and hob sal' dualen In
CLOT I I I xT G.
I IVrrine X w nuihlin.
jXo. 250 i2:J Second, iudJtirrioafts...
51
DAYTOy, OHIO.
JOHN T. WOLF.
Importer and Dealt r in
i CH)NAj GLAUS, QUEENSVARE,
Cutlery, öpoons and Limps,
And arer-t fvir the b-st brnd-
COAL AND CAR BOX OILS,
oUS Third and 7 M irk f, and Id Main t.,
DAYTOX, OHIO. 31
W. S. KoVin'oa. Wm. I'.i:d.dow. James I.ocs
Kohinson, frit1Iow k Loucs,
1 nijiortcr and rliol-, i'e ilea Irr in
Notion, nnd Hats and Cps,
Corwrns R!fck, ."51 Main street,
D.1VTO.V. OHIO. ?l
JOHN FOWELL & CO.,
Wholesale Peattrs in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TjCfi titer. Vr.,
7Q IwIIISr STREET,
Frank ?. Toy, ell. DAYTON, OHIO,
öow's F. RtJ vin re r.y H7
John ( l'ari.l X. ISover. frä. M. Ilippard
CAIM, BOYER & KIPPARD,
Importers and wholesale dealtrs in
Foreign nnd Domestic Notions,
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
nryxrcrsr 00012s, &c.
Nus. 2-11 and NI East S-ennd etreet.
DAYTOX. OHIO.
31
KiaiiW K. Hei-kl r. Cto. A. IllacX,
HECKLER & BLACK,
liu; o-tT and wl'ileale dealers In
C1II.VA, GLASS A.D IIL'EE.SV.I1E,
Coal Oil and Lamps, Flated and Britannia
Ware, Looking (Ilae. Cutltry,
Stone iV Yti'ow Ware, ic.
No. aOS Seeond St.. south pi le. tel. Main
and Jeir rson, DA YTOX, OHIO.
Georfre W. KneUlv. John K. .Mclutir.
KNEISLY & M'INTIRE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
COR WIN'S BLOCK,
No. 40 .Main street,
IUtween First & Second st.,
D A Y T O N, OHIO.
N. L. Drst. C. lljfchvlro.le. J. Cuustint.
DARST, HERCHELRODE & CO-,
Dealers ia
Hry Gooils ttiifl Motions,
No. 303 Second street,
I) A Y T O N, OHIO.
J. V. FWrir.. J.S I.jtl.'. Ge.W.Shiw.
PERRWE. LYTIE & SHAW,
1
Who!eale Dealers in
Staple and Fjijic) Dry Goods,
AND
NOTIONS,
No. 203 Second ft., bet. Main and Jcffereon.
n.HTO.V, OHIO.
JoUh I5idl-man. Ziba Crawf rJ. L. Ct. Kanf.
BIDLEMAM, CRAWFORD & EVANS,
Manufacturer find Wholesale Dealer ta
Roots, Shoes, Jjeathcry
FINDINGS, TANNBIV3 OIL. &c.
No. 201 .Second etreet,
I) A Y T O iV, OHIO.
ZW C ih pai l for Hides. 21
W. H- PRITZ & CO.,
Wholoiale L'eil.'ri in Foreign aud I)ooietic
; TT 7 "Tr, T A 1 1?
! --v 1J L
Mechanics' Tools, Building Ma
terial, Cutlery, :c.
Also, Agent for Fairbanks Scales.
COO cecor.d street,
D A Y T O 4Y. OHIO. 21
M'INTIRE, ANDERSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
, BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. IS .Main atrcet,
Corwin Clock,
1) A Y T 0 X, OHIO.
. T. S. BABBITT,
Wholesile Dealer ia
.JT, C'.fJPÄ, FVIlSy
STRAW GOODS, .
iji. illi ist n n-'sr,
12 2Iia street, between Firtt aal fiectrf,
" W1T0.V, OHIO. 2i