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j. M Clay, q. WsTd's) b. Sailor, yeas by imp
Yorkshire, dam HeTsldry by
r. A q C. N. JohnsonS ch c. 3yeSrs old by Lexington,
dam Undde hy Yorkshire
T. G. Murphys Altoona years old, by Vincent Nolte
dam TTAnby Anna, by TrAnby
J. c. Chinn 90. (H. B. Foley Ct. Lightning years
old, by Lexington dam Blue Bonnet by nedgford -. d
J. Wsgner ch by imp. Glencoe, dam Emily Speed by
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hitthOrne and WatersOn

We requested that Hon W. H. Polk eectnr
for the State at rg pledged to the support Of Douglas and
johnson, will accompany Col L. C. Hayes and Hon. Bse
Peyon and will I'LL all the Ebove appointments with them.
MeSsrs. Taylor, WhitthOrne and WRteTsOn
The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon for
Mesrs Taylor WhthOrne and Wateron candidates for Esctor
for the State at large which tines and places they will be
pleased to and address the people 1t will be that
number OF counties have been omitted. This unavoidable
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Mass Meetings also to heheld st McAnnve October s
al Lebanon October 3D. and Smith county October 4h which
distinguished speakers hitherto are to speak
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Fine Horse and Buggy fer sale.
NEW BOOKS.

ONE OR BOTH viii be sold cheap cash notes, or ex
change Of ground paving Turnpike stock, &c
Apply to ARW BROWN,
sep25-dIm AK Cherry street
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CITY NOTICES.
Attention, Lane Guards.

You are hereby notified to call at rs Hall tonight
and get your uniforms
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Great Chance, Tor Rnrgains.

you want cheap homes great bargains Residence and
Gardening Lots be atterd the sale Of by j. L.
& K w. BROWN, On 9fh of October, At Buena VisstA
Ferry The sale is positive and without Persons dis
posed to examine the Land previous the sale will call
our ONCE az Cherry street, Major JOsEPH Work.
Bept2b 6O-dtds JL& W CROWN
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INPECTINE.

y 7or the prevention and cure of Fever and
Il Aeuc and Bilious fcsers. This won
derful remedy was brought to the knowledge
of the present proprietor by a friend who has
been great traveller in Persia and the Ho-
~ Land.
While going down the river Euphratcs,
he experienced a screre attack of Fever and
Ague. On discovering his condition, one Of
the boatmeil took from his person an a 80
LIT, saving, Wear this and no fcrer will
touch YOU Although incrodulous to its
virtues, he complied, and experience inn
mediate relief, and has since always found
il eifectual protection from all malari-
Gus complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatman attributed TO il miraculous powers,
and said that il only could be obtained from
the Priests of the Sun. Some time after
wards, the gentleman in conAersing with
Priest obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascortaincd where the me
dicnal herbs were found, of which il was
compounded. The wond,rfulvirtues orthis
article have induced a full belief in the
minds of the natives in the miraculous heal
ing powers of their Priests.
Since his return to America, IL has been
tried with the happicst eject by several La
dies and Gentlemen of high character, who
have given il the most unqualified praise.
This remedy having been a specific in Per
STA for hundreds of years. for the proven
ton and cure of Fever and Aguc and ILL
ious feyors-is now offered to the American
people.
II will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory. lee
Main ST., Richmond, va. l'ranch Office,
Bank of Commerce Building. New York.
Address JOHN WILCOX 4 co.
July ,, 1850. ln27 "
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authority. The Senator knows well
that an old and barbareus case is a
poor answer to a principle which is
brought into activity by the demands
OF an advancing civilization. and
which once recognized can never be
denied; that Jurisprudence is not
dark lantern, shining in narrow cir
Gle. and never changing. but a glad
some light. which slowly emerging
from original darkness. grows and
spreads with human improvements.
until at last it becomes as broad and
general as the light OF day. When
the Senator in this age, leaguing all
his forces. undertakes TO drag down
that immortal principle. which made
slavery impossible in England, rs,
thank God, it makes slavery impossi
bic under the Constitution. he vainly
tugs to drag down luminary from
the sky.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK
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A Fatal Accident.

On Sabbath, July 1st, 1850, in
Green Township, Delaware County,
Ind, Mr.. Joseph H., son of Moses and
Eliza Friddle, was returning from
church, in company with another
young man, and each being in rather
a glec and full of mirth, they started
their horses at rapid rate, when
some cattle in q cross-lane became
frightened and ran across their track
Just in time for collision with young
Friddle's horse. The lad was thrown
from his saddle, when the horse fell
across and rolled over him, and SO
mangled him as to cause insensibility
He survived but few honrs, and died
without knowing friend was near
him. "In the midst of life we are in
death"
His funeral sermon was preached
yesterday by the writer to deeply
afflicted family and a large audience
of sympalhizing friends.
Little did Joseph think when he
heard that Sabbath sermon that il
was the last one for him, or that the
next sermon preached in the vicinity
would be over his dead bodyl
Let the living lay it to heart tina,
there may be but step between us
and death. and that each succeeding
Gospel privilege may be the last one,
that we may properly estimate them.
j. III. PAXTON.
Albany. Delaware Co., Ind.
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Mn. EDlron:-Any one writing for
the public ought to write the Truth. il
he knows it; and if he does not. he
should be careful as to what he pro-
claims for truth until he has become
fully advised.
In your Republican paper of May
the 10Th. you pretend to publish the
Platform adopted by majority Of the
Delegates at the Charleston Conven-
ton. You took especial pains to put
too much platform in your publica-
ton. How it got into your head that
the following. which you say was
adopted as part Of the platform, l
can not tell:
THAT inasmuch as differences of
opinion exist in the Democatic party
as to the nature and extent of the
powers of Territorial Legislature.
and as to the powers and duties OF
Congress under the Constitution of
the United States over the institution
of Slavery within the Territories
"Resoieed. That the Democratic
party will abide by the decision of the
Supreme Cont of the United States
over the institution of Slavery within
the Territories
Now. Mr.. Diggs, this much was
more than was adopted. as you viii
see by relerWce to the "Winchester
Democrat" Of week before last. Had
this been, which You say was, adopt
ed, the veriest disunionists could and
would have stayed in the Convention:
for the decision referred to (Drcd
Scott) caused the separation, tho
North for Popular Sovereignty, and
the Secessionists for the doctrines
eauneiated in this decision. Some OF
my neighbors think You published
this false platform knowing that Judge
Smith, Judge Brown. and many of our
best men, had declared for the Cincin-
natl Platform and Popular Sovereign
tv. and that If the Democratic National
Convention indorsed the Territorial
policy of the bred Scott decision they
would bolt, and that You thought to
deceive these men. / don't believe it,
and think you will do justice by max
ing the correction at once. See the
"Winchester Democrat.
\ FRIEND or Truth.
"a Friend of Truth" will bear in
mind that we are not in any way re-
sponsible for the omission of the Win
chester Democrat in not publishing
the preamble and resolution referred
to in the platform adopted at the
Charleston Baltimore Convention.
Ed. JoUR.
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ALBANY, Delaware Co., Ind.


We are permitted to make the fol-
lowing extract from a private letter
from Cincinnati relative to Chuechcs
in that city:
The Churches Many OF
them are OF vast dimensions, and very
neatly finishdd inside, but do not APP
pear exterioily TO be models Of archi-
tectural taste or skill. The number OF
churches in the city are 102, divided
among the different denominations as
follows: Baptist. Z; Congregational. 3;
Christian. /; Disciples of Christ. 4;
Friends, .; German Evangelical I'm
ion, 8; German Reform, 3; Jewish.
;: Lutheran. 3; Methodist Episcopal.
IS; Methodist Episcopal German. 3,
Methodist Protestant, 3; Methodist
Calvinistic, ]; Methodist, colored. /;
New Jerusalem. l; Presbyterian, Old
School. Z: Presbyterian. New School,
4: Presbyterian. United, .: Presbyte-
rian, Reformed. .; Presbyterian. Epis-
ccpal, 8: Roman Catholic, 10; Uni
tartan, /; Uritcd Brethren in Christ,
.; Univcrsalist, .. Jas.
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For the Journal.
sabbath school Celebration.


WIxciEsrKR, July Q, lsG0.
The Sabbath School celebration an
nounced for Saturday last, at Union
City. Ind. was largely attended, and
passed of pleasantly. The NJ. L. Sab
bath School of this place, accompanied
by the Winchester Cornet Band, was
on hand at the depot at o'clock,
y. NJ, really to take the excursion
cars furnished for the occasion. There
were upward Of two hundred, old and
young. in the company, with provision
for the inner man, done up in various
sized packages.
The train moved off nj $50. and
arrived at Union about $50, \. NJ,
where we found the Union schools
ready to receive us; when, headed by
our band, discoursing its excellent
music, they conducted us to the VI. f..
Church. where we remained for a time
waiting for the train from the east
but receiving no word from it, those
present formed the procession at III
o'clock, a. ~, and marched to the
grove. southeast Of town, where we
found, in connection with the other
arrangements (thanks to the good
friends of Union), several hogslcads
of good ice-water The exercises from
the stand were then announced:-f
music by the Winchester Band next,
singing by the schools; followed with
prayer by the writer hereof; then
music by the band. After which, the
marshal Of the day announced an in
remission for dinner. But we had
scarcely finished our eatables, before
we were warned by the whistle of the
locomotive that the train from the
east was approaching. 1t heavcd in
sight about l2t o'clock, with thirteen
cars freighted with near two thousand
souls, when our band (Which, by the
way, attracted considerable attention
with its good mu,ic) was marshaled
to march the newl y-arrived delegation
TO the grove. This delegation con-
tanned schools from Lena, Fletcher,
st. Paris, Westville, and Concord. o.
After all had partaken of refresh
mcnts, we were summoned to the
stand, where we were again favored
with music by the band; after which
we were all welcomed by a short but
very appropriate address delivered by
Isaac p. Gray of Union City; then
singing by the choir from Fletcher;
followed by an address from the Rev.
Mr. Elwick of st. Paris, O.
The procession was again formed
and marched into town, when the Ohio
delegation went aboard their train,
which moved off greeted with music
from the band and hearty cheers from
the meeting.
The remaining schools then marched
to the NJ. l.. Church, where, after
singing, the writer OF this made few
remarks; after which they were adj
dressed by the Rev. l.. j. Tcmplin of
Union City.
Our school then formed and march
ed to the depot. where we took cars
for home. arriving all safe at 5 Z. NJ.
Thanks to the gentlemanly con-
ductors. Ward and Chase. Cor favors
shown; also to j. w. Williamson,
Esq, for the great interest he took in
procuring cars, etc.; and much thanks
on behalf of all concerned to the mem
bers Of the Winchester Cornet Band
for services rendered.
Ii. j. Meek.
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Circuit Court Of said County. Fall
Term, A. ID. 1860.
Martha Fulghum Petition for Divorce,
". and
Willie Fulghum. For Change of Name
TNHE plaintiff having filed her petition
q for a Divorce, and for a change of her
name against said defendant, also the aflida-
Wit of a disinterested person of the non
residence of said defendant; he will there
fore take notice that unless he appear and
answer or demur To said complaint on or
before the second day Of the next Term of
said Court, TO be held Mt the Court House
in Winch ester, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1860, said complaint will be heard In
his absen.e, and decree entered accord
ingly. III. ii. NEFF.
PEELLE & NEFF, Att'ys. Clerk.
IulN L.. 1870
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"A Administrators Sale Of
REAL ESTATE-

Dursuant to order of the Randolph
County Court of Common Pleas,
will, on Friday, the 9th day of July next,
expose to sale at public vendue at the court
house door, in the town of Winchester, all
of the following described land Except four
acres carved out OF the same) to wit:
All of that part of the southwest quarter
of section eighteen. in township twenty, Of
range fourteen east, lying on the north side
of White River together with the undi-
vided half Of the saw-miIl situate thereon.
Terms of sale. one-third cash. one-third
in nine months and the balance in eighteen
months from day Of sale. The purchaser
win be required to give notes with APP
proved personal security. bearing interest
from date, with mortgage on the premi-
ses, and pay the expenses Of making and re-
cording the same.
Jonx W. Discs.
Je 81, le60.-a25 iw Admir-.
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SheTiff'S Sale.

DY virtue of two venditoni exponas to
ID me.directed from the Randolph Com
mon Pleas Court, will expose to sale at
the court house door, in Winchester, Ran
dolph County. Indiana, o.. the
THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, ls69,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. VI and
O'Clock J.. VI. of said DAY, the following
real estate, situated in Randolph Co., Ind.
to wits
Lot nun)erel fifteen in the town of
Union.
Executed as The property Of Willis ii.
Twiiord, at the suit Of c. :. Hamilton.
WM VI. CAMPBELL,
July II, ls60.-rfee $4,000 Sh'h X. C..
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NOTICE.

Us HEREBY GIVEN, that will sell at
q Public Auction, on Monday, August the
9Th, 1850, at the late residence of Samuel
Jones, deceased, in Randolph County, Ind.
all of his Personal Property, not taken by
the widow, consisting OF Horses. Hogs, etc.
\ credit of nine months will he given on
all sums over three dollars by the purchaser
giving his note with approved security waiv-.
ing valuation and appraisement laws.
SOLOMON HANSCOM,
July II, ls5o. Admir-
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THE UNIoN WELL "SAvED. doug
las accepts the nomination of faction
of the Democratic party in order to
"save the Union"
Breckenridge accepts the nomina-
ton of the National Democratic party
for the sake of the Union and to re-
store harmony in the folds of the party.
Bell accepts the nomination because
the Union is in imminent peril.
Gen. Sam. Houston sees the Union
fast going to atoms, therefore. consents
Ito save it," by running for the Pres
idency.
Any man who can not now sleep
soundly must be haunted with extreme
nervousness for the safety of the Union.
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Il it is neediul for Congress to gov
ern American citizens in the Terrific
ries. as to general matters. it is GER
tainly not necessary that that govern
ment should descend to the regulation
of their domestic institutions AMI So
cial relations. Democrats regier q
S Coigrore's platform.
Then why did the Democratic Rep
resentatives and Senators in the last
Congress vote almost unanimously for
the abolition of Polygamy in Utah?-
If Utah, while in Territorial condi-
ton. has the constitutional right TO
regulate" as to Slavery, why has she
not the same right as to marriage?-
Surely, your Popular Sovereignty"
is King OF Humbugs.
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The Democrct flies of in high
dudgeon at our notice of its dissat-
isfied subscriber week before last.
Keep cool. neighbor, the weather is
awful hot.
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The Democrat thinks we were
"hoaxcd" in reference to Dr. Mceks'
speech, defending Slavery from the
Bible. Not badly. We heard it our
self, and so did hundreds of others,
bat more about it next week.
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On last Saturday vote was taken
on the Passenger train from this place
to Union City, which resulted as TO-
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Mn. EDIToR:--
Quite a respectable
number Of the citizens of Arba and
vicinity assembled at the Arba schc ol
house on Saturday evening, the 18th
inst, to organize Republican Club
The following Constitution and Reso-
lutions were reported and unanimous
ly adopted:
PREAMBLE AND CONSTITUTION.
For the purpose of more eifcctually
promoting and advancing the Repub'
lican cause, we, the undersigned. do
this day, at the town of Arba, in Ran
dolph County, associate ourselves to-
gether and agree to be governed 10y
the following Constitution:
ART. l. The name of this organi-
cation shall be the Arba Republican
Club.
ART. 9. Our object shall lie the
dissemination of correct Republican
sentiments. and the promotion and
election of our National. State and
County Republican tickets.
ART. 3. The officers of this Club
shall consist of a President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
whose respective duties shall be such
as belong to other organizations hav-
ing like officers.
ART. 4. The officers of the Club
shall serve for three months, and until
their successors are elected.
ART. s. The officers of the Club
shall be elected by ballot, or rica goce
as :hc Club may direct.
ART. &. Any person who is voter,
or will be in four years from this time.
may become a member by signing his
name TO this Constitution.
RESOLUTIONS:
Resoiped. That, inasmuch as Free
dom is national and Slavery sectional,
and that Freedom and Slavery are
two elements Numerically opposed TO
each other. aud can not exist harmo-
niously together, we will use all
honorable means in our power TO pre-
vent the further extension of Slavery.
ReSolred, That Squatter Sovereignty
and non-intervention by Congress
with Slavery in the Territories, and
the Southern code of protection to
Slavery in the Territories, are equally
antagonistic to the cause of Freedom;
and that we will. as true Republicans
and friends of Freedom, battle against
oppression and wrong, and contend
for freedom and the right, to the BIT
ter end.
Resolued, That we heartily approve
of and indorse the nominations of
Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Ham
lin. as the Republican candidates for
President and Viee-Presilent of the
United States. That the declaration
of principles made at the Convention
recently held at Chicago meets with
our unqualified appreciation, and that
with such men for onr standard bear
ers. and such principles inscribed on
our banners, v ran and wW succeed.
Resolced, That our Republican State
and County nominees for the various
offices are both able and honorable,
and should be supported by all who
call themselves the friends OF Freedom.
The Club then poceeded to elect Of
ficers as follows: President, Thomas
Clevenger; vice-President. l.. Parker;
Secretary, ii. w. Horn; Treasurer,
Il. Arnold. Jere Fulghum. William
Cammack aud Benjamin Arnold were
appointed Committee of Ways and
Means.
The Club then adjourned to meet
on Saturday, the 2lst inst, at 8 IL
o'clock. SPECTATOR.
Ana, Ind. July 6, 1850.
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A PLEASANT STIMULANT,
For the GENITAL. ORGANS can be obtained BY
sending IS to the Agent as above.
SENT FREE BY NAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured
of Druggists Ev.r,where
April ;, Is6o-iy
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FOR CONGRESS-, 5TH DISTRICT,
Gorge w. Julian.
Of WAYNE.


County Republics
Ticket.
COMMON rLFAs JUDGE,
I'M. HAYNES.
COMMON PLEAS PROSECUTOR,
Il. J. HOSFORD.
STATE SENATOR,
A. STONE.
REPRESENTATIVE,
JOHN \. NORMAN
CLERK,
JOHN b. GOODRICH.
TREASURER,
Z. +. HALLIDAY.
SHERIFF,
A. II. JENKINS.
RncoRpER,
JAMES s. COTTON.
COMMISSIONER,
CLEMENTS F. ALEXANDER.
SURVEYOR,
F. NJ. WAY.
CORONER,
RICHARD BEARD.
ASSESSOR or wnlTERlvIR TOWNSHIP,
NJ. A READER.
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Y ary r
Including old Order SIsa0 90 o James AIoorman
Usually$
al A II &
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Republican State Ticket.
For GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER =. MORTON, Of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN :. HARVEY, of Clarke.
roR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES, of Vandcrburg.
FOR REPORTER OF surREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN T. JONES, Of Lagrange.
FOR suPERiNTEv DENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.