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Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
SIleriff's sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 70 me directed
ID from the Clerks Office al The Randolph
Common Pleas Court. viii expose 20 public
sale at the court house door ia Winchester.
Randolph County, md, On the 25d day q
jar :. lS5S. between The hour. Of 10 O'Clock
A. ". and o'clock 2. VI. Of said day, the
rents and profits for seven years Of the fol.
lowing described real estate, Vie:
The undivided tenth part Of the easi bali
of The northeast quarter Of section sixteen.
township nineteen. range thirteen east. and
sixty acres of Of the south part Of the north.
west quarter Of section fifteen. in township
nineteen, range thirteen east, and forty acres
on of the north side Of tie southwest quar-.
ter OF section fifteen. township nineteen.
range thirteen east, containing about eight
cen acres.
Aud on failure % realize the amount de-
manded by said writ, will al the same time
and place expose the fee simple Of the said
real ,state. executed a. the prupcriy Of John
AdamsOn, az the suit Of Henry Yso aud Ira
llaines. WM. VI. CAMPBELL.
dee 81. 'J1---rr's Zee ! 81. sheriff.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

HEa d Ne utmanu cohIlAues aclIvc,
with light receipts, and 10 stock on hand OF
consequence. We quote prime White at -
to Soc; good White at - TO &c; and sood
to prime Red at 20 and 75c.
CORN.-The market is steady, with
good demand at % 20 PC for soft. 3Gc Tor
good; and the few lots Of sound Corn tha,
are coming in readily sell for 35c. a sale of
1900 bushels good fair corn OF 3Gc.
RYE-i'he market IS firm, with : good
demand at 55c.
OATS-The receipts being very light the
market remains firm, with good demand at
34@35c. faas
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

GET A HoME.-Get home, rich or
poor, get a home, and learn to love that
home, and make it happy to wife and
children by your beaming presence :;
learn to love simple pleasures, flowers
of Gods own planting, and music of
his own the bird, wind and waterfall.
j6ss.zhall you help to stem the tide of
desolation, poverty and despair, that
comes upon SO many through scorn of
little things. o, the charm of a little
home comforts dwell there that shun
the gilded halls of society. Live hum
bly, in your little house, and look to
God for a grander one.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

hDNIsDAf, Jahuar! I',
FLOUR.-Tho market was inactive to-day
and the demand quite limited and local.
The sales were 100 bbls at S375; 6] do at
50 20; - do extra White Wheat at 81 10;
and l5D Go at 81 80. The receipts s.nce
Saturday were 22li bbls.
BUTTER.-l'hc market is dull, and pr-
ccs irregular. The sales reported to-day
were > bbls fair Roll at BE; 10 kegs and
frkins fair 10 good w. X. at - 10 l1c; l26 90
good fall packed do at Ice; bbls prime Roll
at 1870 he; 36 do do at lic; and lirkins
fair store packed at IL lsc.
HOGS.-The market was unsettled to-day
and dull; the receipts are large, and the
weather being unlayorable very little was
done. The sales were a. follows:
or IL ....... =. ~ / L.. - 10
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
cssre.renaenes Of a. Nsw YORK Times.

WvmSGroN, Jan. @.
In Executive session, the Senate to-
day considered the5nomnation of Mr..
Scigwiclx as Disdict Attorney. vice
Mckeon. After ~ earnest debate OF
three hours. they 9ljourncd without a
vote. The Administration incn were
challenged to deload the course Of the
Prcsile..t in rcmdvioe Mckeon. bat
not a man undertook the task. Even
those Senators wto supported it. now
express unqualiiiG disappgobation Of
the act.
The President has nominated B,v-
erly l.. Glare. Of kentucky. as Minis
ter To Guatemala S5cldcn, Of Indiana,
as Commissioner g. the Sandwich Is
lands; 'rwyman4 of Kentucky, rs
Consul at Vera Cfuz, and Thomas y.
Stevenson. of kptucky, as Judge in
New Mexico.
The Grand jug of the District Of
Columbia are examining witnesses
with reference TO ehe charge of felony
against late Off tr of the House OF
Representatives.
The President i4determincd to have
Hon. Nathan Clifford confirmed as an
associate Justice oithe Supreme Court
Of the United Sta*s. The evidences
Of his unftness for be place. however,
as presented in seq ret session of the
Senate, will have Tie effect of rla,ing
on the record at leaA twenty negative
votes.
For time there rverc serious dan
gers that the nomin4ion would be re-
iectci by the votes 0f Administration
Senators. But nova hat Chief Justice
fancy has given a Certificate of char
acter in Clifford's behalf, setting forth
that in his opinion he nominee win
make a respectable J4dge, the nominee
will probably be con& &rmed.
There is a rumor faoat to the effect
that before the Judges ISSUED this certif-
icatc, the President tpromised not to
remove Phil. Bart9n Key, United
States Attorney fo{ the District OF
Columbia, who is 4voritc nephew OF
the Chief Justice. Gan it be possible
that even the Suprchc Bench is to be
filled by bargin and Bale?
l understand that prior to the nomi-
nation of Clifford, Ar. Key had been
notified that he was to be victim OF
rotation" and itfs notorious that
Key obtained his pxsent appointment
through the express Efforts of his uncle,
without whose Interference Mr. Pierce
would have conierr8l the appointment
on another gentleman, as we'll known
in this city for hissfealty to his party
as for professional ability and works
of private charity.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
State of Indiana Randolph County.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, Spring
Term A. d. 1858.
Stephen Coffin,

Benjamin X. Hiatt
The said defendant will take notice that
the complainant has this day filed in the
Clerks office OF the Randolph Circuit Court
HE complaint in the above case, together
with his affidavit that said defendant is a
non resident of the State of Indiana. The
defendant aforesaid will therefore take notice
Of the filing and pendency Of said complaint
and that tn same will be heard and deter
mined on the 2nd day of the Spring term OF
the Randolph Circuit Court, 4. d. 1855,
which will be holden in Winchester, at the
Court House, and unles he appear and an
swer thereto the same VIII be heard and deter
mined in his absence. III. III. NEFF, Ci'k
c. S. & J. b. GooDRIcH. Atf5rneys.
jan. II, le5-.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
From NJ Press.
N..,...nr,,r

NASlIISGTON, Jan. 4.
II is confdentH stated here that
Governor Denve1ieclared in the most
frank and undiEuised manner that
Governor Walkeehnd Secretary Stan
ton had pursued Nc wiscst course in
their managemenfbf the affairs of the
Territory. 1t is . very remarkable
fact, that while tksse late officials are
so severely handled out of this country,
and here a THOUSAND miles away from
the scene of their labors, all persons of
every party in Kansas, or who come
from there unite 10 recommendation OF
Walker and Stan&n's course as the
only just, wise, AMI polite one in the
circumstances of tHl Territory.
By the by, the1 is prospect of
Mr.. Clingman bein9 sent TO the Senate.
The death of Jud4 Portcrs OF the L.
s.. District Courty has .ereatel va
cancy for which - ldclegates from
North Carolina have unanimously rec
ommended SenateF Biggs. He will
probably be appoiaed, and Clingman
commission for tlk vacancy. with a
prospect of being eected by the Legis-
lature at the ne,3 session, together
with Bragg, there Ae;ng two vacancies
TO ill in case Bigks receives the ap-
pointment of Judg1.
Senator Shieldss OF Minnesota, ar
rived in town yesteraay, looking as
young, steady an1 vigorous as when,
ten years ago, hd embarked for the
big wars" in 3hich he played SO
gallant part. Senator Rice is on his
way. These gent emen are devoted
friends Of Judgs Douglas. and will go
with him on the Kansas question:
Judge Douglas returned last night. in
excellent spirits. s1eatly confirmed in
his conviction than the people of the
North. including our-ffths of the
Democracy. are alHwith him on the
issue which few psh and reckless
partizans have endz Avored to inhame
into permanent aI serious feud in
the party
James b. Clay, n son of the gal
lant Henry Of the Nest, who repre-
sents the largest Sltfeholding district
in Kentucky. openlG declares his de-
termination TO requin full proofs that
the Lecompton Congention expresses
the will of the peofe, and counsels
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

his colleagues not to commit them
selves against an shabling act. John
w. Stevenson, q he Ccvington Dis
trict. one OF the a lest, most solid and
reliable men in ecngress, "a chip of
the old block" ing the only son Of
the long time dist pguishcd Speaker Of
the House Of Rep sentatives. Andrew
Stevenson, is vi krm friend of Dou-
glas. though he ID ks not concur in all
his opinions on III subject Of Kansas.
Il
Corressoadenee Of e Boston Journal
WAtnsGToS, Jan. 2.
The imprisoned lrs. Bluebeard was
not moro anxious Z learn the approach
of her delivcrcr thrkigh Sister Ann on
the tower-top. than 5 the "grey-eyed
man Of destiny" ID obtain intelligence
as To the probable ction Of Congress
in his behalf. Th4prospects now are
that the enlereD,era of the Elibusters
will be cmphaticH Hly. denounced by
Gen. ouitman and fhe ultra Southern
champions, while 3hc true Northern
men will defend Co ohmodore Paulding
for having cut a "a 4iian knot, on the
principle that 1.-THE &sd." as the follow
crs of I.oyola, "ju&fes he means. -
II will rather c9hplicate matters,
however. il Gen. Henningson has
quietly put out for Nicaragua with re-
enforcements for ca Anderson
The Little Giant it is well
known. has ever manifested partial
ity for the filibustsfs. and it is under
stood here that it wls made manifest to
him few days sinh that he mustn't
do SO no more," III le expects the sup
port of the Repu leans. This will
make him show hid hand IL will be
seen whether he ieprely differs with
the administrator on an abstract
question, or whether he has ahiured
his long allegiance 10 the South. and
will oppose anything and everything
calculated To incie ease the extent OF
Slave Territory. o. will not do for
him to simply "aHack tho Admins
tration," il in ATTACKING il he upholds
and defends flibust bring. 1t is UNDER
stood that all this has been fully dis
cusscd at New YoSS during tho past
week. and every DC is looking for
ward with great Interest to the next
moves on the Congressional checker
board,
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that vii sell. at public
Z suction, on Saturday. the a2i day Of Jan
uary next "a the Residence oi Nancy Metz.
deceased, all her personal property. consist
ing OF one mare, four head of cattle. one
hog, corn ia the crib. wheat in the field, t~o
stacksol hay. and other articles too tedious
20 mention.
a credit Of hinc months viii be given on
all sums over three dollars, purchaecr . ing
his note with approved security waiying val.
uation and apQralsemeut laws.
WILLIAM X. HUSTON,
dec 81, '5e Administrator.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

state OF Indiana Randolph County.
In the Randolph Common Pleas, \. D. 1855
jesse Woods,
vs: Complaint TO foreclcse
Elijah P Hall and Mortgage.
Cyrus Hal.
Whereas it appears by affidavit that t.e
defendants 10 the above entitled cause arc
non residents Of the State Of Indiana
Notice therefore is hereby given that unless
t.es appear at the April Term Of the Ran
dolph Court OF Common Please, the above
cause wili be heard and determined in their
absence. II. II. NEFF, Clerk.
c. s. & J. i. GooDRIcH, attys.
ian. :, lc5-.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
Shes'iff4s Sale.

DY virtue of four executions 10 me di-
ID rected from the Clerks Office of the
Randolph Circuit Court, | will expose TO
public sale at the Court House door, in Win
chester, Randolph County, Ind, On the 18th
day of February, less. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and o'clock, p. VI. Of
said day, the rents and profits for seven
years OF the following described real estate,
70 wit:
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section four Al, IN township
eighteen Is, of range thirteen [l3i east.
containing forty acres, more or less.
And on fihTre TO realize the amount de-
manded by said writs. will expose the tee
simple Of the aforesaid real estate. executed
as the property al Elijah Arnold, at the suits
of the State of Indiana, James A. Fay and
others.
. WM. NJ. CAMPBELL, Sh'f r. c.
jan. ii. '51-Hr's fee. "a 81
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
State OF Indiana Randolph County.
In the Randolph Circuit Court. March
Term, IcJs.
Nathan Garrett,
vs: Attachment.

J
The said defendant, John Mumma, VIII
take notice that the complainant has fled in
the Clerks Office of the Randolph Circuit
Court, his complaint herein, together with
his affidavit, showing thai said John Mumna
is not resident of said State. The de.en
dant, John Munma. is hereby notified to
take notice OF the filing aud pendeney OF
said complaint, and that the same viii be
heard on the second day Of the Spring term
OF said Court, 1876, which viii be holden at
the Court House, in Winchester, in said
county. on the 5th Monday in March. A D.
1885, and that unless he appears and an
swers thereto, said complaint viii be taken
a confessed and decreed accordingly.
5. CoLcRoyE, ATTY. II. II, NEfF, CI'k.
jan. IA. LBS. .-f -L
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

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se.s;on NJ 6;t,enden lei OF with
aoio~.,a s,xeh danreca,;no The
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IL n. oxa~a;sol ~, r;,l,
49, T; - ?.
A. cl.~l h. pos,.~ uade con.
.;sn.ahls ;,n,x;on he ,be;r e.,ros,
- - ae H. ,onaonnv &c
sach ah,ses 80 n .snt;ve mower
NJ Douolas xeviewed tho case AZ
one !, wb;e1 tha{sena,e clearly oue,bt
~ ;nternoAe 10 a1ert it, own r;oht n
hranch of ,Ls alno;nt;ng uower and
"a xindieate its k1nitv in nreventing
gross wrong.
Mr.. Bayar1 de3ndel the President
ma;nta;n;no th,d be hal tho Who'll
power of remeyt and the senate
could only inouir.knto the competency
and character Of a. nominee.
Mr.. Slidell sup6orted this view. al
leging that no obix,tion was taken to
the exercise of ini,Sendent opinion by
Mr.. McKeon. butte had implicated
lie Administrations
Ar. Davis NADIA most significant
speeeh. emphsticaiE denouncine the
reasons assigned fx the removal. but
sr.;r,at;no that thes were not CONNIE
,eu, for the senate 4 predicate the re-
;ec,;op of Mr. Sedeviek upon.
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Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

Office IS hereby given that the IN
" signed has this day been appointed
Administrator OF the estate OF John Dick
son, late Of Randolph county. Indiana, dec,
said estate IS supposed to be solvent.
dee. 81. ROBERT MURPHY, Admr.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
A speech ,aattshouldn,, be Lost.

Our delicatel nervcd Washington
photographic rel brtcr did not send us
anything of the $pcech of LovEJoy. of
Illinois. on the hibuster fracas. The
reporter for the { bike Shore papers was
not so silent. He reported that Mr.
l.ovejoy was ghilty of remarks, of
which the follow Ang is an abstract
Mr.. Loveioy 4id if the neutrality
laws needed Hinge he would vote
for it. lie prot(f fted against this at
tempt to elevate il 20 honor buccanccr,
murderer and pirate as for the fact
they had the authority of the Presi-
dent, who SAYS tl0t Walker is fugi-
tive from justicS and escaped from
Jail, and now they were asked to bow
to the magnaninfty of the criminal
who yields to the d6icer. Laughter.
Great magnanimiH. indeed, when a
man can't help himself. Laughter.
That was done u1der the police ar
rangement every ID y. If they had to
bow to every such alan as a hero, they
would soon exhauAt their power of
admiration. Laughter. IfCommc-
dore Paulding had hl ing him (Walker)
at the yard arm, he} Lovejoy) would
have honored him 1r it. This is the
treatment which sudh pirates ought to
have held out to Il lem. He entered
his protest againsS clothing a man
with heroism and making him mar
tyr, when he is simsly rascal. Ex-
cessive laughter.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
TIE WINCHESTER SEMINARY.

THNHE SCHOOL in this INSTITUTION
= VIII commeisce on Monday. Septem-
Der l2th, 1851.
Terms for Session Of ; Months.
Elementary Studies. es,.................jd , dol.
Common English,.
Advanced Lnglish,-. .--.-.--.lO
Classics and Higher Mathe-satics, .l2
incidental Fee lin advafce), s0c
- No deduction nnie for absence, ex-
cept in case Of Tr0tractcd sickness.
Good boarding for Students can be rro-
cured IN FTiYete families on. reasonable
terms.
Fer further information, address james
3sowns ESP, Edward Edcor. Joln Il. R0gfh,
or +. VI. MCFARLAND, A. ".
sep p Principal.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

'ENJE sciences Of Chemistry AMI Medicine hare heen
Il taxed their utmost 70 produce s lot mot perfect
purSatye which known 70 IHnDrc1.sJle proo..
shown that these PlLs have virtues Which surtss n
excellence the ordinary meeinus. and fat cs
preoedentely upon tbs esteem Of 81 racn 7hcya $40
and pleasant 70 take but powerful Tier fene
trating properties fis8uie the vital activities Of the oiy
the distractions u ifs organs purify tie Lool
sni esrel disease They purge the foi nuers ,shir
ixeod and sruv distenpeT, stimulate slt;gskb
deTel organs into teir natural action and imf healthy
With strength the whole system. Not oniy
they tie everyday complaints d every toiy "a,
also fyrnifale ard dangerous d.easos tit have fafi
tie best 4 human skill WIie thl ri iace sezfal
se-s they a the time u dIaip-he s<es tie
safss and best llysc that can be esnr-.i q ehcn
Being suyaTcoAssl they ara seaz. = = - sad fsiax
purely vegetable, free from any REX q harm. Cures
have been mace which fsFass tief vera tsy net sal
sianated BY q such exalted rosios and oArartcr
n 10 forbid the suspicion Ct uutrrfh Many eminent
eieTgynen and physicians have lent their . csTf
fy 10 the pubic the reliability of ny rcnet. ~hie 9th
have sent the sureDee q their cofsicton taf
ny Preparations contribute imnensly Ire ref q ~
Afflicted, sufer.ag fsiiow-raen.
The Agent below narz piezsea 70 furnish gratis ny
American Almanar aiming directions f their lse ana
certificates = their cures q The fsiic-ing ef fait.
costveness. Biols CoIzplaints, EsurnAilri DTo,sy.
Heartburn. Headache arising ffum f3uf eomach Nai
Indigestion. Noriid lnaetya 81 The Ees aad Pam
arising thesefrcn, fiauieny Les = Afrte. Al Jicrr
Gus aud CUiaHeous Diseasts which Fel'.Fe essenart
xedcine Scrofala or Kings Esl. They ai7o - tarfy-
izg the bIood aud silatiatin the nlaiy
Complaints which t would n1t = surr-el tey ccif
reach. snch Deafness, lartL bfptntss. Arrae rnl
Nervous Iritatiifv rran - Il the Litef and hid
rers sinuf rd cfer kirrd cozspafnts astssnr gftra
low state q the body olstrurtea q - i.sncsas
Do not be put of ~ nnrrinuplsd tsaiers xlfl -ons
Other PIN they make uo-e rro1t A. far Ar1a's
Pufs, and take nothing ese. 10 other they cau give
you compares vflh ib IN it. insrinsi ,.lue <russ
powers The siek ~sns sis t-t al here r. shs.
and they should have IL.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
N0tice.

TssHERE viii be snld n public auction 70
the highest bissdtra AT the Court House
door in the t0Nn OF Winchester. on Thurs
dar. the l4th day Of January, A d. l-57.
betweeIs tho hours CT % o'clock \. ", aud
4o'cl0ck, ?. ", on said day, the north half
Of in-tot No. 9. in the Z. II. Of the town OF
Winchester. mortsaged By Best & Way TO
the State of Indiana. for the use Of T. Il, n
of r. II. e., and forfeited to the State for
the non pay yment. of interest due thereon.
Debt, interest, damages, and cost. one hun
dred and forty eight dollars and seventv-five
eent4. Loan No. go
NATHAN GARRETT. 4. r. c.
dec. II, 1851. ]. W. JARNAGIN. r. re.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

f y man painted piece of wood
so much ike marble, that when he put
II into water IL sunk.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

AsIog II0usE. Nrr faag err Nasrh s isss
Boc-oR ANA. IowErI: f-tl il 3riv rse2safs
= inform you What your cHfEr1 frCr1rsI lss fauc
my ri.e. She bal rcr ffr nfefhs ait,ri1z ~ 1T The
dangerous symptoms ei ll4sH tI1n from which a.
could ITcufe gave her uafb rriif She steadily
falling. until Dr. Strong, ~ s s.r. shsre ~ have c-us
fer e.sics recolnnlcndad tiial ~ yorr neticne -.
tr-s 81, kuines. io youF skin. fr she
ercd fEori hat day. Sire rof VI strong IL uset
% be- bat free from her col1 sul calls herself Ns
Yours with rrafliuds and 4ezad
ORLANDO SHELBY, oF SHE11ss1ftr.
cnrr1>irsr 10 rot de-raif I'll yo1 iarc tfei sYt.'s
cHEE2T prCroRAL IL l. made ~ of.e tc 49, n..i
chemists IN the world rni ifs al around k
tie high merits " is Va szes.- Ilial .4a Lcae.s.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
Croup. Whooning Couch. rnlncnzn.
A sthma or Phthisir, and r,ronchitis.

y IT TIlIIlII1 L. I-Ia 90 ). ~.
sIr Your cuErnF Pcf0ati is pcifrnine fnarttfiaas
ia this section. IL has relieved se'ci foai aas
ing symptoms Il consumption. ard g. cfFlHe
Who has llborel uller asgflaa uf iils unes
last forty years. HENRY J.. Parks .eIelant.
A. 4. RAMSEY. MD hisIi>. EoSr.Ds Co. Io~,.
writes sept g 1850. During ng Irafiee Df MANY years
have found nothing cgtal % CnEEnT PsIoskL fr
riein- case anl rsf 10 cous-n live ai-lats cafing
snr a. are curailc.'
We might all volumes = csi cnce. but iie rot
vinring rroof q he siItcs tl.s remedy fana 81 "a
elleote uton trial
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14


The New York Herald publishes the
letter from DR.. Stringiellow, which
was refused an issue by the Washing
ton Union. He thinks there was no
violation of principle in not referring
the whole Constitution to the people,
but that it would have been wiser to
have submitted it. The South could
at best only obtain a mere empty and
temporary triumph, the question
having already been settled against
them By immigration-the only way
in which that settlement could perma-
nently be effected.
He urges that the admission of Kan
sas under the Lecompton Constitution,
and against the remonstrance of two
thirds of her people, would break down
the Democratic party of the North,
seriously endanger the peace and in
terests of Missouri and Kansas, and
by no sort Of contingency advance the
interests Of the South ip y. E.aasasx.usrs
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

Probably no one remedy iIis ever been inowr which
cured many ard such dsageots this sonis
human aid reach t'sf iiose tie cnrKkr
PEc-oRAL affords relief an1 s8ss.llrf.