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Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
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MA chinery and Boiler Works

ME undersigned has always on hand
new and second hand Boilers and Chin
neys, for sale at River prices, at his Iron
Shop, near Union Depot, indianapolis, Ind.
and will execute promptly any order. and
warrants all his work perfect.
jan 4th, 1857. f.. L. SINkER
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

HriiNuieuia. al. Ian n '-'is
Sterling. ...... par
Atlantic Bank, Jack
son. n....-....... oO
Bk of Connersville 81
Bank of Albion, Al
bon. .......... par
Bk of North America,
az Clinton ...... 80
Bk of Albany. 80
Blk Of Rochester. par
Bk of Attica .s9
Bk of America, Nor
occo,. CO
Bk South Bend. . par
Bank of L. Wads-
worth .......... 81
Bk of Rockport. par
Blk of Perrysville par
Blk of Bridgeport. IS
Farmers Blk Jasper9l
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
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BEtkS
TERMS TO CLUBS

Two Dollars per year, with one Present
Four :" two years, i" four Presents
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In CONGRESS-.
Farmer & Mechanic

as well as that of all our citizens, will find
in the JOURNAL watchful and strenuous
adyoeate while
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

The proceeds of tn
lowing named Banks
Bank of North Amer
lea, at Newport
Bank Of Covington.
Bank of Rensselaer,.
Bank of Fort Wayne,
Drovers' Blk, at Rom,
Delaware Co. Bank.
Elkhart Co. Bank.
Farmers and Mocha
les Bk, at Renssal
acr.
Far. and Mechanics
Bk, at indianapolis
Government Stock Bh
Great Western Bank
Greene County Bank
Gramercy Bank, La.
fayette.
Merchants Bank, La
fayette.
Merchants Bank,
Springfield.
New York Stock Bk
Nincennes.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
Agricultural Bank Mt Great Western Bk(re

Great Western Bk(re
deemed at Prairie
! City Bank, Tcrre
i Haute. par
Kalamazoo Bk at Al
bion,- -......... 80
: Laurel Bank. .e2
, Northern Indiana
Bank. ......... -
Orange Bank. par
Savings Bank of lndi-
ana, Connersyille69
State Stock Bk Of In
diana at Peru. .e5
State Stock Bk, Ma
ri0n. ~
Traders Blk at Nash
;, Vile. W
Wabash Vale Bk.92
Wave Bank. Logans-
port. t.......-.-. par
Wayne Blk, at Rich
mond par
e securities Of the fol-
are exhausted:
North Western Bank.
Public Stock Bank.
Plymouth Bank.
Perry County Bank.
. State StockBk James
q town.
State Stock Bank,
Logansport.
. State Stock Security
Bank.
Stuben County Bank.
Shawnee Bk, Attics.
. Tippecanoe Bk, Lo-
gansport.
Traders Bk, at Terre
Haute.
Upper Wabash Bank.
" esternBk Plymouth
: Wabash River Bank,
New Corydon.
Wabash River Bank.
Jasper.
Wabash River Bank.
Newville.
Harrington & Aikens'
Checks, Blooming
ton.
Watson's Checks,Ter
, re fIaute.
Grover 4 Madison,
> Terre Haute.
iWampler's Checks.
f. (town Of Gospcrt,)
Gosport.
= w e.tern Exchange
/, Company, Indiana
polls.
{ Thames Bank, Laurel
!. Indiana State Bk,
? Bloomington.
: Logansport and Mari
:. on Railroad Checks
: Fort Wayne 4 South
( ern RailroadCheck
I Logansport 4 Ply
mouth Plank Road
: Co. Logansport.
!. Franklin Insurance
! Company's Checks
Franklin.
/. Union Plank Road Co.
Michigan City.
il a list Of "Shinplas-
ks" having no legal
notes have no security
a the pleasure Of the
: u y DS.
a Specie paving Free
& Banks Of Ohio.
louisiana Banks.
Specie paying Free
= Banks OF Indiana.
Mt FUNDS.
) IrsSEssEE- Dis
j. ola n.,ks
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

sPEcfE-PAYING RANKs

Bank Of the State OF
Indiana A Branches
sBrookville Bank
Brookville.
sBank Of the Capitol
Indianapolis.
sBank Of Elkhart
Elkhart.
Bank Of Goshen
Goshen.
Bank of Gosport
Gosport.
sBank of Indiana
Michigan City.
sBank of Monticello
Monticello.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli, Paol;
Bank of Rockville
Wabash town.
'Bank Of Syracuse
Syracuse.
Bk Of Salem, Salem.
Bank of Salem Ne,
Albany.
Bloomington Bank
Bloomington.
Crescent City Bank
Evansville.
sCanal Bk Evansville
Cambridge City Banl
Cambridge CITY.
.Central Bank, lndi
annapolis.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

DISCkEDTTED ILLINOIS BANkS-
Dis Dis
Stock security Bk. 30 Rushville Bank. Is
Peoples Bk Carmi Is Bank Of Bellville.
DIscREDITED MICHIGAN BANKS.
Farmers 4 Meehan- Michigan Insurance
les Bank, Detroit Co. Detroit
Bank of Tesumseh. Peninsular Bank
DIsCREDITED WISCONSIN BANKS
Rock River Bank, Farmers bank huc-
Beliot. son.
Badger State Bank. Fox River Bank
Peoples Bk, Milwau-
kee.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Exchange Bk, Green
castle.
'fayette Co. Bank.
Connersville.
Farmers Bank , West
field
'Hoosier Bank. Lo-
gansport.
sH1ntington Co. Bk-
Huntington.
Indiana Bank, Msdi-
son.
slndiana Reserve Bk-
kokomo.
Indiana Farmers Blk
Franklin.
sIndiana Stock Bank /,
Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Bk.
/ Columbus.
Lagrange Bk. Lima.
sMer. A Mechanics
Bank. New Albany
sNew York and Va
State Stock Bank /,
Evansville.
Parke Co. Bk, Rock
Vile.
Prairie City Bk, Ter
re Hautc.
Southern Blk. Of Indi-
ana, Terre Haute.
Salem Bank. Goshen
State Bk Of Indiana
and Branches.
sTraders' Bk, lndi
ananolis
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
"SHINPL,A

Alexander a Hoys'
Checks Gosport.
B. r. Jones & Co.
checks, Columbus.
Bank Of Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Citizens Bank, Cos
port.
Commercial Baak of
Elkhart, Elkhart.
Covington and Dan
vile Plank RoadCo
Covington.
Downing's Bank OF
Indiana, Richlsnd,
Indiana State Mining
and Manufacturing
Co. Michigan City,
Mining and Manufac-
turing Co.'S Bank OF
Commerce, Point
Commerce.
Ohio Insurance Com
pany, New Albany.
Rockport Manufac-
turing and lnsur-
ance Co. Rockport,
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Bank and Branches. The Bank Of the State
of Indiana and Branches, and such Of the
Specie Paying Free Banks as are doing or
have been doing a legitimate business in.
regular Banking houses. Those marked
with % are withdrawing their circulation
The notes of the Bank Of Monticello are
redeemad at the Branch Bank, Lafayette; OF
the Bank of Syracuse, at the Branch Bank,
Goshen; of the Fayette Co. Bank, atsthe
Branch Bank. Connersyille; Merchants x
Mechanics at the Branch Bank, New Alba
ny; n. York and Va. Stock Bank, at the
Crescent City Bank, Evansville; Bank of
the Capitol at the State Auditors Office;
Central Bank at indianapolis Branch Bank
ing CO., and at Fletcher's. indianapolis; In
diana Reserve Bank, at Fletcher's Indiana
polls; The Traders Bank has little or no
circulation unredeemed. The Bank Of War
saw, not in the above list, has u circulation
of about $4,000, which is redeemed at the
Bank; Huntington County Bank at par at
its counter. The circulation Of all the
banks which are closing up their business is
being rapidly returned home for redemption.
Those Banks in the above list, which are
withdrawing their circulation, having no
place of redemption named, redeem their
notes at their own counters.
SUSPENDED AND BROKEN BANKS.
The followidg list embraces the suspended
Free Banks of Indiana, whose issues are e.
deemed by the Auditor at the rate affixed to
each, except where another place of REDEEM
tion is named in the list:
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Nav 20, le5s.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

AS fast as received, will be placed in regular
rotation, on our Book, opposite designating
Nos. and the gift containing a corresponding
No. will be sent Immediately, post paid, TO
tho euhScriher
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

Garo aGoIu nj II

lPrefrssioaal and Business Cards. NOT ercecdins
hve breoier lines in lea fh, inserted in this Column
for 81 per aanum, i'n3er oaes charged ia proper
ton. lIGCH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

nHYSlCIAN and OBSTETRICIAN. Par
t;cular attention paid To Midwifery and the dis
cases OF Women and Children. Office at X. VI
Brown & Cos stove and Hardware Depot.
Jannsr, 81, ls5s-llyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

nFFE2S his professional services to the citizens
~ of Mr>h I'll county Office at his residence
third DIOR north of the Edwards House, Plymouth,
Ind. Jan %, SD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
sRN Il. G&0EMA&E&,

80 nEALER IN JE w :
clry, &C., &C., L. Porte
X<n NJ street, ~, month, nd
Hfp a. CLOCKS, WATCHES.
NJ. &C., &C., rc;sircd in the best
N amer possible and at the low
est Irving rates. IAN q, 'os-n9yl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
MisffIlanfons.s
From the n. y. Evening Post.
GAIRIrONIAL BROKERAGE
\ 0entleman from the Rural sDiss
Adventures With IN Actress.

IA ths fall Of 1887 > young country
nsrchant not altogether ignorant Of the
wAysofthe city, and BY no means avsrse
70 adventures, oame here p get his semi
annual supply Of dry-goods. Having
made his purchases, and being in no es-
pscial haste 70 return. he determined to
visit 4 matrimoniA once, the advertise
msnt Of which he had seen, and which
struck him IS exceedingly curiops,, 7 \ Sc S..
Al He repaired 70 the place indicatsd in
the paper. paid the assalfee Of Eve dol
lars. and made the following entry 49,
f,a's John Quincy Jenkins. dry-goods
mStcbapt of Memphis. Tennessee. TWEEN
ty-6ss yesrs ofages fve feet nine inches
high, black eyes and hair. and domestic
assss, desires 70 form the acquaintance
q Z Lady. twenty two 70 twsnty.fys years
OF aga. with . view 10 tosmatrimony. She
must 3 Of aitsetionate disposition, ac-
oonplishsd. intelligent and handsome.
None othsrs nsed apply. Money d no
ob'ect. che advertiser having alucratiys
ous'oesss" . an ~ sS4sa,.s
Tbs merchsntlswAs assursd BY, The
brotcr that she had Just such person
upon her iiss At that momeDt !; and thas.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

stances OF the case may seem 10 require
that we should do SO. (holding ourselves
ever ready to correct any misstatemcnts
that may appear in our columns, when
we are convinced that errors exist. but
never to give the name of correspou-
dent unless we choose to do it, [Thst
chronicler must have taken an interest in
politics, observable. generally. only in
editors and ardent candidates for Office.
Isn't it strange that the .'iumult of poll
tics' should prevent that correspondent
from writing out his g Chronicle" in tho
ninth month" at which time he saws
it should have been writtens We have
heard OF /" Foreign Correspondence"
which bore indubitable evidence of being
written at the point Of publication. Wo
have known editors, who lack courage, 70
shelter themselves behind fictitious cor
respondence, and thus covertly attack
those obnoxious to them. Whence we de-
duce two axioms-1st, There's tricks in
all trades" and ed, "What has been done
once, may be again. giving facts, and
nothing but facts, as near as We can as
certain them. And we appeal to this com
munity to sustain us in this course.
But we here say. and wish 1t borne ia
mind, that no personal consideration shall
induce US to depart from the truth. ISee
attsek upon Messrs. SHERWOOD and DE-
FREES. ] And that our mouth shall never
be padlocked, nor our press muzzled.
while we have life and strength to pre-
vent it, z [Oh! most valorous knight.
Oh !! valiant and doughty champion II
And even should we fall by the assassin's
hand la greater danger is apparent in an
evident and alarming softening of the
brain there are other strong hands and
brave hearts who would take up the cud-
gels. and carry on the war against wrong
to its 6nal and complete triumph ! THAT
will undoubtedly be the result. A bevyof
noralists, whose creed is vindictiveness.
and whose arguments slander. will most
assuredly "cdvy on a war arogainsiwRoSa
fonly TO ITS FINAL AND COMPLETE rrr-
uMpH = Candor is certainly one Of your.
virtues.
Our advice, therefore. to those who are
engaged in any immoral or unlawful bust
ness, Is to quit it. and find different en-
if they do not wish their iniq-
uities exposed. Ia Daniel come to
Judgment RI na
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
A Little Difficulty in the Way.

An enterprising travelling agent for
well known Cleveland tombstone manu-
factory lately made business to small
town in an adjoining county. Hearing
IN the village that man in remote
part of the township had lost his wife.
he thought be would go aud see him.
and offer him consolation, a grave stone,
on his usual reasonable terms. He start
ed. The road was a horribly frightful
one. but the agent persevered, and final
ly arrived at the bereaved mans house.
Bereayed mans hired girl told the agent
that the bereaved man was splitting fence
rails "oyer in the pastur about two
miles," as & f
The indefatigable agent hitchsd his
horse, and started for the ..pastur.,' AZ
ter falling into all manner Of mud holes,
scratching himself with briars and tum-
bling over decayed logs. the agent At
length found the .bsreayed man. In 3
subdued voice he asked the man il hs
had lost his wife. The man said he had.
The agent was sorry to hear il and SYM
path'zed with the man very deeply in
his great affliction but death. he said,
was an Unsuitable archer, and shot down
all OF both high and low degree. In
formed the man that swhat was her loss
was his gain. and would be glad to sell
him grave stone to mark the spot
where the beloved one slept--marble or
common stone, as he chose, at prices de-
tying competition. The bereaved man
said there was ''little difficulty in the
way. Hav'nt you lost your wife p"
inquired the agent. "Why. yes.
have, said the man, "but no grave
stun amt necessary but you see the
critter amt dead. She's scooted with
another man I" The agent retired.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18


ExrRAoRDiSARY SALE OF u. s. CExrs.
The private collection Of U. S. cents
belonging TO Mr.. Edward Cogan. coin
dealer. of 4s North Tenth ST., philadel-
phia. was disposed Of on Monday even
ing last. amongst his private friends and
the coin collectors generally. The fol-
lowing are the prices Of tho finer and
scarce descriptions "A 6ne Washing
ton cent. OF 1871. lsrge eagle. $40: ex
tremely rare die Of the Washington cent.
1892. $3.50; 1898. wreath. very fine.
s5.is; 1898. liberty cap. fine. s7.s5:.
.l7s4. remarkably fine. 1906: 1875.
thick die. fine, $3.50; i7a5. thin dis.
do, $3.50; 1876, liberty cap. very 6ne.
81; 1896. fillet head. 81; 1907. very
fine. $3.50; 1898, quite perfect. ea. so:
1893. very fine date, but not quite per
feet. 81: 1909. very fne, sI,65 1908.
do. $l,25; 1904. do. $3.50; 1906.
do. Se ; 1909. extremely fine. $500:
1880. very perfect. termed bull head, J
81. Many other cents realized very good
priees--msking total Of eias,6 ,6s for
- cents.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
! nsA II -E-tsfE y s-'0
> oftrp.,5I

j. Direful Dirse ON Dorothy Dobbs.t 1
--A--E Efx lA tt1F Fesa
Miss Dorothy Dobbs was = maiden neat.
.Andttaivsstn ine1ss were each Of her feet;
q, s.iss And she took great care ~ z s (,
Lss s's1 OF her long black hair. ~
Which rivAlled the ravens wing.
abe kved in cot BIZ the hillrside gay, i; 5
And went to the market on each fair day.
Her produce 70 aell, es
Which she knew quite wen
was'the best IN the country round 81
She never had spitor save old Blind Ben,
And course she aHo~ed that she hated men
And she often said ri * ~
She never wsuid wed
The richest man in the world. =
Now Dovthy fingered one darksome night,
SO long on the road that she took alright.
laA And began to feel a4Lisfsa
.a That some one would steal saf''4.'
The gold in the buckskia bag. 'sS sS
= z F4 So. ..sf
A. quickly she drove on her lonely road 5
u A lightning flash seemed evil TO bode; Ell
r. fssi- Lo! she spied man. ag,isl si,1ii'' {.
a9aiiaaa And her horse che ran, O. ,fa51'' ~.
Till upto her cottage door. S.. ~.
But the man was charmed with the maid he
ssg spied, N sapaf essi 80 fri -1eg 81
. And dresolvcd to make her his lovely bride
Gfm So this naughty man @
s,7. He followed and ran
And caught the maid in his arms
He whispercd words in her listening ear,
such as home. and marry, and gold and dear.
Then shs did srslept,
50 And gave her consent.
Toshsnge her name and msnsion.
'Twxs strange how quickly she altered her
Srlan tkAss rs aKssaE .@ttbEt54
Oftre6ng the monster tlc world ealls man:
All her former fear
s Did quick disappear; J sG
Miss Dorothy Dobbs no more!
x te4AssiI sftEgs. aef f-ea0a gtze
BLOW, blow. ye sad winds. DER the country
spread r
The news that Miss Dorothy Dobbs is dead !.
.t.,, !; Becoming bride. ii l'ss
,tsr J Miss Dorothy died.
And Mrs. Mcbride wns born.
Old Father Time. whata courset thou hast run.
Oh nortals look what man has done
- For his earthly bliss. s .ssl
81 He killed sweet Mise. ii .egi
But made Mrs. instead! - -
.sssu,fssiia8 ssl ss6s aas9o@a ~ - Hasf
Then roll, ye dark waters. and splash. ye
10 surge
Evermore sing dull, direful dirge \.
Mas Dorothys dead. "
sae But now. in her stead, @
4 Mys. has come to life 4. n iss
Then 81 ye fair maidens without any beaux,
HoPs on. hope ever. for nobody knows No
= ~ How soon sly kiss .Hsiafs tlanF
q As'l Nay banish your Miss, ~
And INTO Mys. then kill you! - n s
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

As nc were dlsmayed.s
His soliloqny was something sitter this
fashion !: si.ss.
"Iwas fool for going there! Ifthe
girl is honest and hs taken fancy to
me. she viii be disappointed. She seems
honest and modest, though | don't IN.
derstand how ! really modest woman
could go to such place still she might.
psrhaps. Idid as much - tell. her /
thought Il was not immodest when I
ashed to canupon her. don't think l
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-15

OBITUARIES.

e DIED, at his residence, in Chiekasaw county,
Miss, Tuesday April LIST, 1858, THOMAS G.
RANDALL, in the 39th year of his age.
The deceased was born in Morgan county, Ga
January 4th, 1919, and in January, 1852, settled
IN this State, where he remained until his death
In the eighteenth year of his age, he became an
humble and consistent Christian, and attached
himself to the Baptist Church, in whose commu-
mon he lived and died, loved and honored by all
who knew his modest and unpretending worth
Thomas Randall was good man in the broad sense
of the term-a man Of public spirit and generous
heart, and the light and happiness of his home
circle. To fine business capacity, he united all
the noble and generous impulses of the dignfied
christian gentleman, and with feelings chastened
and elevated by the christian graces. his inter-
course with society was a living everyday CON-
mendation of the religion he protested, and his
death that of the righteous man.
Through twenty-One long, wearisome days and
nights he was the victim of almost unmitigated
anguish, yet, under all this physical torture, he
possessed calm, confding spirit satisfied from
the commencement of his illness that life's last
storm was breaking upon him. There was no
murmuring-no perturbation of mnd-no fear
no doubts-but joyous confidence in the chris
tians God dissipatsd the gloom and darkness of
the valley Of the shadow Of death, and made him
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-15
Messrs. Meacham & Sanders.

A RE now prepared to take photographs Of
IA every description, finished in INDIA INK
or COLORS, and as neatly executed ms they can
be gotten up in any Of the Northern cities also,
Photographs on Oil Canvass, finished in Oil Coz
ors, of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
to life size--likeness warranted BY this process
but one sitting is required after the Photograph
is taken.
They have placed their prices for Photograph
on paper below the established Northern rates.
Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes taken in
the best style Of the art Old pictures Of any de-
scription copied and enlarged to any size, on pa,
per or canvass, and likenesses warranted
Rooms upstairs, four doors west Of tho
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss @ij
April ], 1855. 90. If ae
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-15

Funeral Of Tack-a-lir-tah.-At the fu-
neral of this Indian brave, took place at
Washington on Tuesday, 3Oth ult., Le-
itz-a-pasharo (Sword Chief of the Loup
band of Pawnees, spoke as follows:
feel very poor now that my young
man has died. 1t makes me feel that the
Great Spirit is not pleased with us; but
He has done it, and we are satisfied
The Great Spirit has taken him. We
feel satisfied, too, with our Great Father,
now that he has done all this for him, and
buried our young brave like one of his
own great chiefs and we feel glad that
all these white men and women are our
friends, and feel so much for the poor In
dian. When we 60 back our people will
not understand this mysterious act of the
Great Spirit. But we are very tired now ;
we want to go home and tell our people
that the Great Spirit took him that while
he came to do good business for them, he
died, and he sleeps in Great Fathers
burying ground. We hope our Great
Father will settle our business and let
us go to our villages. We will feel poor
when we think that we have left our
young man behind us; but, on our return,
other scenes may make us forget this
mourning.