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Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
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"STICK To THE TICKET
was favorite expression Of Mr.. G..
W. Monks. Chairman Of the Repub-
lican Central Committee, and leader
of the Republican party il 1858.
Many times on election day did
this same G.. w. Monks climb Oh the
wood pile in the Court House Square
and sing out, "sTIcK TO THE TICKET" "
Why was it ? John X. Turner was
an Independent candidate for Auditor,
with about as good prospect o.
success as Mr.. Monks has a. this tine.
Not content with Mr.. Turner'S defeat
at the polls, he pursued him in his
business, never ceasing until he hunted
him to his grave. How would Mr.
Monks like the same measure meted
ont to him
Republicans, friends of j. II
Turner, Of Isaac Y. Williamson and
Nathan Garrett, will stick to the
TICKET.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

And thereafter at my Office, in Winches-
ter. until the third Mon naev IN March. le6l i.
after which time there will he 10 per cent.
added 20 all unpaid taxes.
T. S. Special attention will be directed
10 the collection Of the Delinquent Taxes of
former Years. They positively must be paid
soon, and we shall continue TO distrain per-
sonal property for that purpose
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

ELECTORS ron THE STATE At LARGE
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur;
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELEcTons.
ist District--Cyrus VI. Allen, Of KnoI
oi-J,hn w Ray, of Clarke;
2d--Morton L. Hunter. of Monroe;
ith-John II. Farqnanar. of Franklin
5th-Nelson Truslrr. of Fayette:
6ih-keuben \. Riley. Of Hancock;
sta-John II H,nnlh. of Putnam;
sth-Ssmael A. HUI. Of Tippecanoe;
sth-J Jtmcs y. Tvncr. OF Miami;
l0th-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen;
iita-Dsv svii o. Daley. of Huntington
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

EE Aunt E was trying to
persuade little Eddy to retire at sun
down:
You see. my dear. how the little
chickens 60 to roost at that time"
Yes. aunty." replied Eddy. ''but
the old hen always goes with them. .
.Aunty tried no more argumeu's
with hiul.
GOOD WOOD WANTED Al
THIS. OFFICE IMMEDIATELY.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

a HUGE , SIKA " Il mere are one
hundred md three. Germans in this
tewnshipwho have declared their:inten-
to vote for Lincoln and Hamlin, who
voted in ls56 forsBuchsnas; making
gain Of two hundred and six for the
Republican ticket. Il Lafayette Jour
nal. llth.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Republicans may as well understand
that our enemies are at work aud that
vigilanty. If we would be successful
rs we desire to be nc must he on the
alert. Our Democratic ncighbols arc
not making any noise, but are busy.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
DOUGLAS STATE TICKET.

Let it be remembered that the New
Albany Ledger, one of the best posted
of all the Douglas organs. claims all
the candidates on the State ticket as
Douglas men. We have reason to
apprehend, We again say. that the
Ledger is well informed in this respect.
Ii they should be elected the political
power and patronage of Indiana will
be divided between the Douglas men
and their allies, the Know Nothings
the former taking the lions share
of the loaveS ani fishes. an the
latter the offals. Al the influence OF
the State officers elect-all the
influence of those expecting to particl-
pate in the State patronaye-will be
brought to bear against the friends OF
Breckinridge and Lane. to weaken
their organization now, and to defeat
their ticket hereafter. For one, we
arc not disposed to kiss the rod which
will be used to smtc us. For one,
we shall not vote tie ticket; nor here
alter even publish it-considering the
refusal of its friends TO unite on
honorable terms with the Breckinridge
men, whilst they are hugging to their
bosoms those whom they characterized,
five short years ago. as "murderers
and "house burners. as premeditated
insuls, which no Democrat can brook.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Asahel Stone and J. j. Cheney adj
dressed the Republican Club at Har-
risvillc on Tuesday night.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

ron GOVERNOR,

ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE. Of Montgomery
ror LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER Z. MORTON. of Wayne.
roR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM 4. PEELLE, of Randolph.
r)aTaEasrRIR on srArl.
JONATHAN :. HARVEY, Of Clarke.
ron arDrroR or srary,
ALBERT LANCE, Of Niso.
Toa ATTORNEY cEvIR.t.
JAMES G.. JONES, Of vandSrbur-
Ton REroRTlR OF srFRENE esIsr.
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
ros cirRK or srrREx- eorsr.
IoHN p. JONES, OF Lagrange.
fos srrrNs. SprxT or rrBlic INSTRUCTION.
MILE J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
Y,p eo<.ar.s crrr t..-ru,r
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
Political Speaking.

=. VI. BROWNE AMI J. b. GOODRICH
viii hll the following appointment:
Farmland. Tuesday, Oct. .. 7t,rs.
A. J. SEFf and J. J. CHENEY will
speak At the following places:
Windsor. Thursday, Oct {. 7sx
T. NJ. BROWNE AID D. T. plCGs viii
sreik 40
Lutheran Church. sat'Gly, Oct. 6, ,2.r.x
Floods Meeting House. Monday, Oct :
f-x-
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ tie Taxpayers of Randolph County,
Indiana, that expect TO attend in the sev-
cral Townships of this County for the pur
pose Of receiving your Taxes due on the
18th day of October, LEGO, as follows:
Wayne Township. Thursday 5, day OF
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

w L y T. III Il = 4 T. X i.
Thursday. September "a. 1850.

Keep 1t before the peorle. that e.
W. Monks, an Independent candidate
for Clerk, said at salem last Spring
when hc was seeking the nomination
for Clerk that he would help 10
butcher his own brother If he was an
independent candidate this election. .
Mr. Monks said this in the presence
Of good, responsible men. who will
make, if necessary. their aiiilavits to
the correctness Of TIE above statement.
With what show of fairness and
right can Mr. Monks now ask the
votes Of the people as an Independent
candidate? We ask Republicans to
think Of this matter candidfy and So
berly before they cast their votes. II
FNr Monks had been successful in the
faPrh Nominating Election. what
would his friends have demanded and
expected of Mr.. Goodrich's friends
and supporters. They would have
asked, and that OF right, a cheerful
compliance OF Mr. Goodrich's friends
| Ii Mr. Monks had beaten Mr..
Goodrich one vote. we should have
pnt his name in the ticket and insist
ed on his election as the choice of the
people. and we should have insisted
that Mr.. Goodrich was in honor
bound to give his vote and Influence
for Mr.. Monks. AMI we know that he
would have done so. sr
From all parts of the County we
have the most cheering news as re
CARDS the success of our County
Ticket. 1t is so good that the people.
not even our opponents, find much
fault with it. There could hardly any
contingency arise that would defeat
any portion of it.
/ Notwithstanding the efforts of Geo.
w. Monks to damage the prospects
of Messrs. Halliday and jenkins. they
are constantly rising in the good
opinions of the people. This attempt
to defeat that portion Of our ticket
will BE most inglorious failure, anil
those who attempt it will be properly
estimated and rewarded.
Let us have concert Of action and
be at the polls and dcpositc our votes.
and let them tell for Freedom and
ReauL,icanism.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Andrew j. Ncff, Esq, will address
the Macks,ille Republican Club on
Tuesday night, October 2d.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

II. NJ. Bowne. Esq. made a speech
1t Salem on Monday night. and a.
Bartcnis % Tuesday night.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27


Mn. EDIroR.-With your permis-
sion. | propose to lay before the read
ers of your valuable paper few rea-
sons why the Democracy of4 f4Randolph
County should not vote for @. w.
Monks, for the office Of Clerk.
In the first place. he has held this
office as Clerk Of the County for about
fourteen years. and the deputy~hip of
the same 'or some seven years, thereby
controlling with all due Difference to
Mr.. II. ii. Neff, the present incum-
bent) directly and indirectly the office
for about twenty one years. Surely,
this is long enough for one man to be
in power in country where we pro-
fess rotation in Office.
Again, he has been the master
wheel of the Opposition machinery,
let it be called Whig. Republican, o.
by any other name. still it was the
Opposition OF the time -honored Dem
ocratic party He has been the great
Mogul, the great 'whipper-into ranks
of every tender footed Republican who
dared raise his voice against any can
didate or office holder) member of the
party. He has been engaged for near
one-fourth of century in abusing anl
viliifyng the Democratic party. lie
has done everything in his power
10 PIT dozen and Keep do'rn every Dem
ocrat that has dared to say what he
thought ought or ought,not to be lone
in the administration Of the business
Of the County, of the State, or of the
United States, so far as he had the
power.
Again, sir, in 1858, when Thomas
L. Scott, Democrat. was an inlepen-
dent candidate for Treasurer Of Ran
lolph County, against j. w. Jarni-
gan. the regular nominee Of the Re-
publican party, no man in all this
County cxertcd himself so much to
whip all of the Republicans into the
support Of Jarnigan. as did this
man Monks; crying loudly and long
against 1.-THE inconsistency os R'pub-
lieans supporting Democrat who
dared to be an Independent candidate
when the interest of the Republican
patty demanded that their nominee b
elected"
In 1859. when Tyra L Puckctt wa
an Independent candidate for County
Commissioners in opposition to Ar
thur Mckcw. Monks still whi.tled tn
same old tune Molly put the kettle
on) "thc interest OF our party demand
that we support the regular nominee.
But go with me little further
Where do we find this same man, G
w. Monks. in 1850? Why. dancin.
to another tune. that of "defesting tn
regular nominee and rejoicing to of
fec G.. w. Monks" notwithstandin,
the fact that last spring he was a can
didate before the Republican party a
the nominating election. pledged b,
his honor as man. and by the usage
of the party. to abide by the decision
of a majority in the nomination. Il
fact no one Of the candidates said NOR
N favor of supporting the ticket thar
lid this same G. w. Monks: and ha,
he succeeded in obtaining the nomina
ton at the hands of the Republican
marty in April last. no man woul,
have shrickcd louder for "thc regula
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Deeds. Mortgages, Delivery Bonds. Ek.
ecutions. Summonses, subp9nas. consta-
ble Sales. etc. etc. 10 >zle 10 tins o.hce az
reduced rsices. "
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
4anpeb ynta 1:'''' .: S::':
- sPoe,fk>~ - unusually Interesting "Somc Of

The Atlantic Mcathly for October,
Is to hand. Its table of contents Is
unusually Interesting "Somc Of
the Haunt. 0f Bugns,@ .Pssqgia aud
'Pasquinales. The Summons; Oar
win and his Reviewers, y Modern
Cinderella The Old Days and the
New The Iceberg OF Torbay;
Theodore Parker 'IcaTus;' w Walker;'
The National Intelligencer and is
Editors 'Scnnct::' The Profes or's
Storv;' 'rhe Election in November,
and the Reviews and Literary
Notices 1t i, magnificent number
probably the best that has yet ap'
pearc,l. The only wonder is thai
every intelligent man does not snb
scribe for this. monthly when he car
do SO through the Journal Office foi
two dollars.
Ticknor and Fields, Boston, Mass.
Publishers.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
READY PAY SYSTElI,

We CAN and WILL sell LOWER than a:.y
Credit Store can or uiu.
E-OUR STOCK Is ENTIRELY NEW
.T-All We ask is call.
Store, at the old Stand, South Of PHLlic
Square, Winchester, Ind.
g.. w. Ii X L L L, & CO.
Apr 10, 1850 nl6 iy
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h. Cssl<:EIs. AsEST.
No. st2. Broadway. y. \

= III -t-Fl a ~ { fflI-F II
Eor the GENITAL ORGANS can be obtained bY
sending s. % the Acenr as above
SENT FREE By NAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured
Of Drug6isfs Everywhere
April ), lS6c-ly
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27
CHESTER p. HARD. %
rol,c,l.~ Co..

'PERrvIAS SYRur is a Solution Of Profor-
ide Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine
and strikes (. he root of disease by pro-
ducing healthy blood the source of all vital
i;y In the human organism" For sale by
w. Ii. Pier-..
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Judge Brown. "having completed
his exhibition Of Hon. w. p. Debolt, "
in which he gave such general satisfac
tion; and the Republican party,
always willing to sacrifice principle
for fame, placed Tom Browne under
the Judges care. who exhibited him
through Jay county last week. Judge,
can't you get a tent and give an ex-
hibition OF the ani-mule next Saturday
in connection with the Cireus.- =
r would make first class side
show" - Democrat.
Now we think the above is
decidedly tie coolest thing that we
have seen since the campaign. Look
at the impudcnce of the Democrat
In the first place Judge Brown
challenged L. u. Browne, in tho
second place the said Il. NJ. Browne
not only took the said James Brown
to Jay County to the first appoint
mcnt, but after that furnished him O
conveyance in his buggy to most o
the other appointments, the Demo
Gratis in Jay County positively refus
! ing 70 take Mr.. James Brown to hi
appointments.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

iKqrGin9 C,mmifiee.-S,epheu Cofia,
Peter ( Mll.e. aud Dr. Converse.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Ia \ MA III "A -.
Ysur Fine and Coarse BOOTS, are al
so here.
Your Fine Black Cloth COATS, PANTS
and VESTS, just received. with a gen
cral assortment of Summer Pants
Stuff. Also, Marseilles and
Linen Coats.
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

l. Wednesday. the first day Of the
Fair. will 10 devoted to making
entries. arranging stock. ETC.. for.ex-
Libiii0u. But no articles will be re-
ccived or entered after 4 o'clock. L.
NJ. of the day. unless unavoidable ac-
Randolph County journal., 1860-09-27

Lafayette, July I6, 1850.
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CITY Intelligence.

Tax DASCxRs OF rHR NEW LETTER BoxEs-Tne much
talked Of boxes for the depostng OF letters anu papers
are now 10 be seen in all portions OF the city, en,rcng
the smp poets about two feet and half from the ground
and doubtless they can be made prove great convent
but In their present condon they are aoie W oo
objects the attention OF robbers miscnevoas youtns
and persons afflicted with inordinate curlosity Inus yes
man stealing letter from the box at the corner
of White street and Broadway After successfully perpe
sratpg the theft the boy deliberately opened the letter.
and cooly pursued his course, perhaps with view
snrsnce 10 caution the public respecting the danger OF
deposng letters in the new boxes in their present inse-
rre condition. and to demand . consideration from the
authorities II il difficult TO see now riiing these boxes
ear aver be prevented, unless some ingenious Yankee
sets IN york 70 invent which Will oey the Efforts OF
she dshonest and thus all the requirements OF the
public The greet objection 70 tne pesels ooSes sn.'
the anernres ~ large the hand can almost DC IN
eer,ed and any paper letter extracted with ease.
NEW Coruv.xRyur-on Saturday night An attempt
was made 70 extensively circulate new counterfeit i've
m the Cputral Rank OF New York, Utica. Several ar
rests were made in the upper part OF tne cy 'o No
Nns and Timothy Mammalian arrested Al lhe sloe Vi
Ernest Rastennorn, No. IL Amity street, charsea wiz ~
tempting to pass one OF the worthless pl'is. hehry
Priicbnrd an Englshma also taken into custody on
charge OF atemptng 10 pass one oil the o.
the Of Henry Lewis 40 Tenth avenue, ana james
Dillon, AIT Ninth avenue. The prisoners were pHen De
her examination this morning. when those who have had
any oil the countereis passed upon them are requeseu
70 call for the purpose ST Identification.
DEATH or A HERALD CARRrER-Mr. c. B. Durham, for
many years o carrier OF the HERALD and HJm> Journal
died suddenly At his residence No IL Elm street, yeser
day morning. post norton exsminaon ny Dr. Weitje
allowed thai deceased had died Of aneursm OF the hear
summoned ny Coroner Jackma1. Deceased was native
OF the United States, and 50 years OF age.
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NEW kte.m hip de Soto Mtard and lady yss
AndesnD and ady. Mr. bartshDrp, Sibernag lady
Mrs Walters Capt DoAn. Yrs Cain. Mrs Pyachon. Mrs
.Spt Morse and Thomas WsittDs FITCH Mr. shsldo,
socs'nciaus and lsdy .aster uch,nclsus kd~ Garcia
ss'ersd Ygnsco arrange. Bernard Brud. Mcintosh
Graham Gray, Jose erhapasz
~, sAvAssAa7ste smship Anntgonery-Mrs Butler and
child Mrs u spoouer, Miss spconer Il Davis Ihomss
isusbnn X, sea,Aa Iebey, Reed, z Patterson
Wheeler Bet; seuryy Lsndecker 0-oweil, obas Cos
Cap Greenland Robert Stevenson, John Vader ha,r
n91eineer Welsh WEI, ans Elzabsth Morrel, Mrs
Vol snd child Miss Upger Ankley, S.eb rios ID
Burr0vy Capt Gregory Robinson Capt A Fauser,
h to~diey. Vim Bailey, j Garrett Capt w Kidd, A.
Eagerly, Cobe norris Raser. iieo ats, d Abrshsms
stei,o~. kaufmap--snd 10 10 erago
CnAsLssross teamship NsshgileA Nichol and lady,
Mrs Murray nd cAlld, s 1rina f busted u W Hum,
mey ssltsierp-r keyoeton, Doestur, Uhas lew W
isfur " G tor.ytb, " E1ans, strauss, A Mia d
Myers A Nc, oy mrs WirDe,ipg Miss Ford, schiller
MeCrip, Lite Dalpg Lawrence, j Smith, M-a Z
BArnes and dsnshier, J Maxwell, 4 smith Miss u Ludi
MRS Phscor, 9 W BcnDey. wetheIs,one, W Ende
man q La Gsf h q Austin, Is Benshaw A N MP Owens
> uh'sspe sr.ins,d avery, J Isenbury, lady. to
rblll,s henry tent N fulton Gutter = 1sier
Loche. South ~orth Keicbam Wisser Hughes, Nj.
ordon, Mrs Paris, Gee Hssheh Fox, squire anil
Ter, j Burns, Dow, rurceil-and q In steerage
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Died.

Apu-On Saturday evening, Feb u.s. JANSETT GRAY,
only daughter Of Charles T. and Mary G. Adee aged 4
yeats and months.
The relatives friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral TUESDAY afternoon one O'Clock,
om the residence OF her parents, No ~ West Forty So
cond street.
BtAxiLy-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Feb 10. HoBxaT
BAxiLS, hgeo - Yeas, 10 months ana Il days
Tue embets vi II, h. ninden Lodge, No 90, T. IA NJ,
I'D The members OF the large, are respectfully
yed 10 meet at the Lodge room, No t6 fdiiod street
TUESDAY Afternoon half Past t4eive O'Clock, 10 a.
trd bis funeral from his late restence, corner oi Bond
suttt sno Futob His remains Will tie taken W
C'eeL~oyo fof inicfm.nL BY ordcr OF
AK CtNprutt sc. b PARKER W n
-In san FsDc'sc,, Sunday, Jsn. l5, Mrs
LAURA CEoNIs, vie Of Dance Crona, late OF thla city.
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.Jeraev Civ Neyva.

Tfs STORM The storm Of Saturday caused some deten
ton to the cars Of the New York and Erie New Jersey
Transportation and Morris and Essex Railroads. About
dark On saturday evening of the New Jersey Trans
portatioD ira ns got last IN drift Ia Bergen Cut by
WITCH some seven or eight trains belonging to the
several roads we're delayed hour or more
The nett EXPRESS from Durkirk due ut Jersey City
ha'f past twelve O'clock yesterday noon, came in two
hours hehnd time The company had two ploughs AZ
Work on te Eastern division, and by this means
enabled ~ Keep The track comparatively clear. Three
lregut trans oesinea on Saturday sent out
day, ard were making their usual time The milk train
arrived one hour and half late.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER on THE HiGH SEAs.-A man
named George Dover, who sailed from New York the
mate Of Am rcan vessel, arrived in the Arabia on
saturday having been returned to this country by the
American Consul at Liverpool tor trial charge OF
numbering OF the seaman while outward bound. The
accused BANGED TO the United States Marshal
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Markets..

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHnApEIPAIA, Feb. 1S, 1860.
Stocks inactive. Pennsylvania State SIS, 93l1; Read
ting Railroad, %; Morris Canal, 81 Pennsylvansa Rail-
road 80. Sight exchange ON New York, par.
AQRLs, EsR, II. 1890
Cotton-Sales to-day 1000 bags At l0H to l0xc. for
piddhng. sales OF the week 24,0C0 bales Receipts of
week 81 bales against ~ 600 bales for the same
week Of last year. Receipts ahead OF last year.
bales. Stock, lt6, 40 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. Is, 1860.
Cotton-Sales to-day 5000 bales at unchanged rates.
Sugar steady at 64c SIc Molasses at 3sc. 1890.
Flour So 80. Lard at loxc Froights and exchange
unchanged
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS, $780,
Flour dull Wheat unchanged and prices nominal
Corn advanced 1c Nc. white, 75c, T6c. yellow
76c TO, by weight Fork firm: mess at SIS. Whis-
key ~ Csc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IS, 1880.
Flour dull at IS so IS 60 for super dne. Whskey
changed. Mess pork, SIT 75 bulk shoulders sales Of
$50 600 lbs at 6hc. Lard, l0nc.
CINCINNATI Feb. Is, $780,
Sight drafts on New York for gold unchanged.
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BOSTON, teD IL, 1867.
On Saturday night IRE broKe In the cured hair and
fealber establishment Of Manning Glover Co., Nos. ~
North Market and ~ Merchants row. whose loss
amounts 70 about $2o,so Fully insured.
The lower portion Of the main buildings, which was
saved was occupied by Francis E. Hathaway boot and
shoe dealer, whose stock was badly damaged by water;
Richards Lincoln, D. Edridge, Hiram Colburn and
W. Ayres, ali shoe dealers In the immediate locality Of
fhe fire, suffered more less damage by water Total
loss estimated between $40 900 and $4,000
At three O'Clock Sunday morning. when the fremen had
about closed their labors portion Of the wall fell out
ward instantly killing Charles Carter and Charles T.
Dantop both highly respected members Of the Fire De-
partment Iu tnirty minutes both bodies dug from
the ruins shockipgly maugled. Several others In
ured, but not dangerously.
Denton each leaves wife and three children.
About six inches Of fell Saturday afternoon and
oight Clear ana cold to-day.