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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

-A''s-AECEE-Some one has given the FirgiHia
n sort description Of our law makers in the
-- ,-'e Of Delegates. Prom a hurried glance AZ the
q - Ne had that there are SO farmers IN the House
4to-i's' 10 merchants; n physicians; e1-,ierks;
tAespefS mechanics; editors ex-merchantsi
n..' - -s literary gentleman; politician; tobsc-
ss,. o one SPECTATOR IN general Que hundred and
aas g. members are married, thirty-One single,
'l1'eea are sidove-s.
d. -'''1s NoIleE.--Ths Rev T. " Moore VII deliver
hs, ~ discourse prepared for the 'ession q the
Pm soon :. Dahlberg tomorrow, at 81 O'clock,
'-' ~llsns generally are lnYited 70 attend.
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KNOWLES 4 wALFORD.
GUINNESS DUBLIN STOUT.

WE are now receiving supply Of the above celebrated
w liquor. This Porter Is brewed by Messrs Arthur
Guinness Of Dublin, and the trade he certain Of
receiving and unauthorized article from Its flavor
Is agreeable from the hitter and unpleasant taste Of
highly recommended by physicians for
purity, for It's wholesome and strengthening properties.
mlfg-:Jw l. G. Is. DAVENPORT.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE DryIurSD JAS 1sT, 1850, u o.
nNIN the premium policies Of H required
~ IN the other half may be paid In note bearing per
cent Interest dividend being - per nearly balances
the note This Company pays their dividends while the insured IS
living.
This Compaby offers dlciHtIyeg and security unsurpassed by
any Institution country Please call at 1870 Main street. and
nI- KNOWLES wALFORD.
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N0rLCE no TME Observation-Disclosures on Tile

~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.-A special
meeting the Of the Virginia Central Railroad
9st day March 1850 5ook p NJ pupose oftakng
no confederation the provisions Of the Legislature authorizing
loan 10 the company
the Stockholders called following
tracts from the bylaws of the company
"Noproxy shan be valid given than sixty days prior
the meeting OF the conn 8uy.
mo proxy individual Stockholders shall pass free going
returning from the meetings Of the company unless he Is himself
stakeholder.
shall closed days previous
any general meeting
By order Of the Board Of Directors
OFFICE VIRGINIA CTsTRtL r. K. Co.
Richmond, February Is. 1850.
fe2O-dtmh22 }. GARRETT, Treasurer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

lf H--rrN Az o.l Do,s--Ttt enhances 60 the
I-,',s Nee ics Institute, aa3 other p. ces otamH.s-
-.-, -re surrounded nightly, by ragged BOYS, WHO m.
--e lessons PASSING. il OF OIt Tor 'otc-Ls,' or mon
' 20 order .h.t they may "g.t u' Co see or hear @
''ullc.s Ite police have made Efforts, at yagious
.-'s 90 s-p1r,s- Che evil Don. &c sill continues. As
a'e, g, imprisonment seem .o have no effect, olr
.-t some %. tle FI5u- and kudheir,ed gentlemen Of
1 e', u take tls matter a hand, .ud test tae ethc1-
81 .' nora. .aasioa' The annoyance 20 the Qair, us
Lr places o.au.s,u.ent IS a secondary consideration
'A-. Il, is m-a,-, cha, thr BOYS referred 10 are ci-
--ifc.ln'e-s orphans or sons Ct parents whoey-
a- Alter sut should b, convinced. if 90 be possible,
"1-'prtt, aud dsmorais.ug tendency, OF their
--.i i1i oitle loss OF precious time which might be
.'o-t9y enp.oycd Snail they De neglected, and per
-'el 90 sros up vitiol. 1u et0r, 90 reclaim tlcmt
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MATNIFIUtNI CUHLMh.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE sTO,OOG
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LnTTERY OF nELAMARF

v CLASS IB.
To be drawn in Wilmington, DEL Saturday March 81 1900
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LATER FROM EUEofE.
81 JoHNs, March S.-The Nova Scotian, from Liver
loo with dates to the 22l ult put in here Yesterday d
ernOOn, short Of coal
She brings 90 passengers and dates to the 25d via
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-23
CranberrIeS.

Although this excellent fruit is found in
every city and town in this country, and up
on ai,uos; every table, very little is known Of
it. origin and cultivation.
In many locaitea it il gaining high po-
sition as a pr?fta6le crop, and will therefore
command the attention Of esricultlrists, IA
the Trice CT demand increases.
Tae cranberry grown by lu2hrGtion yields
from u u 4u6 bushels per acre, and thos.
Of our reaiers who pur, haSe If my iudg'
what t'ley can saNe by grow ng it for them,
selves.
The common American Cranberry is found
in a W lid stat. in nearly all swampv soils in
the Eastern, Middle and Western States, and
for this reason, bat few lers ms have suppo.-
posed that it could he cultivated upon the
uplands, or in any other place than swamls
aud marshes.
The specimens here repre- sented and known
as the - Cacny Cranberry" will however
foar-h W Il on soils so dry as TO admit of
plowing in moderately dry seasons. But tho
variety styled tie Bel Cranberry. is the beet
adapted TO tie upland slil. and a. il may Is
grown in Vets as i'll the teld, ii should lA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-23

In week s time everything was reduced to
order, and TIL school committee we're de-
lighted. The master, however, had receised
a PROPOSITION 50 much more agreeable and
advantageous. that he informed tie eom-
mittce he should leave 1T tie end OF bis
month, having in his eye sensible and en-,
ergetie young college graduate who would
be willing aud fully competent TO take the
place
So, at the expirrtion Of the appointed
time, Bernard Langdon, late master OF the
school District No. ], Pigwacket Center,
took his departure from that place. carrying
with him the regrets of the committee, OF
most of the scholars, and Of several young
ladies also two locks of hair, sent unh-
known to parents. one dark and one warm
ish auburn, inscribed with the respective in.
itials Of Alminy Cltterr and Ar,illy
BraJWnc.
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= o ct / II
Scene at an Infant S Burial.

Scene at an Infants S Burial,
Twas in the time Of carly Spring,
When the small rain fals so.t and fast,
When the first vernal wafblers sing.
In hope that winters hour IS past :
Twas then our darling's grave we made.
Who're earth was moist with natures tears,
Aud there. in silent SORROW, lail
The bds hted hope Ct future yours.
The BLI9HrHD hole oh. shy /, not
There came no voice %: 03s Il from Heaven,
Yei 20 he listening heat me'hought,
\ su Of peace frcm & ID wa, gwen.
Though stillnes braoded Ger :he land.
And bat the pnttering ram wa heard,
Yet, on; OF sight. but near at hand.
Carolled a solitary tird.
So s1dls, 50 swect3y Mid,
III tiiil. se,efHa, cheerful ,otc.
Aboyc tia gave of that dyar tat.i
Ga>hcd from The li'tic aus,tel's throat;
Mc'houebt Ter a'en parc ,pir.' .s'.,.
+. en- q, hat hour. be hov,r4lg rcar.
From God al fIe-e4t word ct hight
" Inspiring thg iUoaIGer hoty cheer.
Shall VIZ not tsn. wiJA grateful trust,
Such carata. OF 8, Fathers iuFe,
AID looking apatsti lfau the dast
Rejoice in l'a 0h3 lci5as a9aye3
While o'er theia,4as., esz8 -rage
He early III Is chem car > >.a.,
krd summer bau bs il beauty we.
.Ara saHueans Ia! aaJ 4 y fet- ) ing;
.zt .
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$L5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.


used to kiss him, 50 ~
1t was too bad of Mr.. Bernard, only
tle second time he had seen Alminy; but
her kind feelings had touched him, and
that seemed the most natural way OF eS-
pressing his gratitude. Alminy looked
round to see il anybody was near; sac
saw nobody, 80 Of course it would do no
good to " hoIler.' She saw nobody; hut
a stout ynang fellow, leadinga yellow dog s,
muHled. saw her through 4 crack in 4
picket fence. not a great way of the road.
Many year he had been hangln
'raonu Alminy, and never did he see
any encouraging look, or hear any -" Be
have ncow :" or q Come. meow, amt ye
'shamcd ," Or other forbijdlng phrase Of
ac4uicseenee. saeh asyiIIage bellies under
stand as well as did the nynph who fled
to the willows in the eelogue we all re-
member
No wonder he was furious when he saw
the eehoolmaster, who had never seen the
gi.I until within week, touching with his
lips those rosy checks which he had never
dared 10 approach But that was all; it
was 4 sudden impulse; and the master
turned away from the young girl, laugh
iug and telling her not to fret herself about
hin--he would take care Of himself.
50 Master Lang Ion walked on toward
his schao'house, not displeassi, perhaps,
VIII his adventure, nor immensely elated
by it; for he was one Of the natural class
=. t4,, =,,z nj l., - VIII h4l he'd many
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him.
lie 20 o that are coat, neow," said
the fellow, or I'll MAKE We! TIL take
tew on We t handle me, | tell ye, n then
We caant dew it !" and tae young pupil re-
turncl the masters attention By catching
hold Of las collar
When it comes 10 that. the best mn,
not exactly in tin moral -ense, but rather
in the material, aad mere especially the
muscular point of view, is very apt to
haze tn hest OF II, irre-peetiyelv of the
merits Of the ease. So It happened now.
The unfortunate s=hooimaster found hiu-
self taking the measure oil the sanaed
floor. amid tie general ufroaf Of tn
school. From that moment his t-raie
was broken, aal the sehao.-eom@.t;ee
very soon hal vacancy - til.
Master Pigeon, the SUCCESSOR ot Master
Weels, Wa Of better statu,. bUt loosely
put together AMI slender lim5el \
dreaieaiy uervou, kiGd Of maa he vas,
walked OH tiPt7e, e,stsrte AZ sudden noises,
vas distressed when h. heard 4 whisper,
had quick, suspicious loo, and was -
ways saying, "lia,h!e aat putting his
hani. 10 his cars TAe b,ys were not
ioag in haiing out tbs nervous weakness,
f e. course. Iuless tltaa wees ra4Ulat
s,@tem Of termeats vas iuausar2'e /, fall
o. tn most d;ab3licd malice an! in
II t. exercises Of taa e=o=f5r55rz
ylnel from dag to d9F, bat consisted
ma.u#y Il .oat-seseg'a-. 5o.25 On yaa s.ats-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-23

TERMS Of ERrIsISC.--0ne square or less,
three Insertions : ,4.5i each subsequent ll,str
ton - cents. One squire one year, 80 w.
A liberal discount made on long adFertisc
mcnts. s.uareis D Rues Noupariei.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
[ From tho Chicago Y. w. Christian
Alvoratr.

The following may he considered rs SET,
Ting hequcstion infalh6ly, that with such
l"rcmedv on sale by all principal drug.
-ists." 40 nun need longer 90 with his e..
put in the condition of "Old Uncle Ned's "
From our aequ tintancc with persous who
have used O. ]. Woody Hair Restorative
With perfect success, for the last two wears,
W. feel n hesitation in recommending the
a.ticle rs superior 10 any other prepar ltion
nbw in use for the SINE purpose, viz: for
restoring gray hair TO It's origiousl color, y
sure anil perfect cure for badness. and y
neycrf,iling preventative for the falling
of the hair.
1t il decidedly the best and mos. popular
IN use %. be tuti,ying, preserving, restoring
,nd Strengthening the h,ir, relieving disea.
'es OF the skin. aud removing scurf, and all
eruption ana ievtrish heat from the
scalp.
We sneak in relation 20 tie above from
VIII we knpw having been pers m lily ac.
q ,a'utcd with numerous persons who have
u'ed the Restorative for the above purpos,
with the most gratifying results.
IL IL not often We notice patent medi-
cine: inleed, we think we hivenere pulled
one before. but Prof. Woods Hair Restor,.
tive is something 20 superior TO m)st of tn
preparation of the day. that we cannot for,
bear asking the attention OF our read.rs 1,
II.
CaU.or.-Beware of worthless ;v TIA, ons
~ several are alreidv in the market ll.d
hv different names. Use none unless th,
words (Pr1fessor Woods Rest,r,tiv.
Depot. st. Louis, Mo, an New York :
are blown in the bottle. Sold bv all Drng,
g'sts and Patent Medicine dealers Also
Nv all Fancy ani Toilet G pols dealers, il
the United States ard Canadas.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
PHOTOGRAPHY.

This is a beautiful method Of writing the
English language, by the means OF the NOS,
simple character that can be formed aud
winch accurately represent the sounds of
spoken words. Ii can be written more than
six times as last as common hand, and on
ieSs than onc-sixth the space; thus saving
20 the writer more than fve-sixth of both
time AMI paper. Among thousands OF
eminent men who hive certified To its i'm
p lrtance, We have space only for the fol.
lowing
Hon. Thomas II. BEvr1S SAYS: Had
Phonoer lphy been known forty years ago,
il would have saved me twenty years OF
harl labor
JONI s. HART. Principle of the High
school, Philadelphia, says; Some OF our
stu!cuts, not yet twenty years OF age, ART
m king more money by Photography than
the Principal ct the High School, after
having given himself for more than twenty
years TO his profession
The undersigned has published short
but concise system, which will, in few
weeks. enable any one who can write, 70
write down any speech as fast rs spoken
II will be sent To any one in the Uui GO
States, on the recent Of One Dollar; or ter
copies will be sent to one address for Fiv,
Dollars; md any greater number 1T the same
ratio. Address.
-. ~ ysy.AENIsEUv.
ISOM'S STORE, TENN.
oct4-em
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Care, Warranted - Examination
Free-M ,nthly Visits.

Although no, the best mode Of making
txanin itious. DR.. H. will. when desired
prescribe Tor difoises without asking qu,s.
ti0us.
Particular attention paid 10 discasos oil
women and children.
M Mineral PJisons used; various comb
nations OF Banks. Buds, Leaves. Root.
Cum. etc, obt ,insd from the Or,rnia
climes mi Of the indians. only are PRE-
ssribcl--a full supply vi which the Doctor
ilwiys carries.
Dr.. Hrlm treats all chronic or Tong.
sttndng diseases OF the Lungs, Liver
Stom .eh, Bowels, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain
Heart. Nerves. WDmb, Spleen. Spine,
Ege'. Eerl. etc; Ssro(ul,. fits. Cncers,
Rheum ,tsm. Drapsy. Skin Diseases. Fever
Sores. C'tnrrh, Seminal Weakness, N,u.
rdgi,. Whites. Insanity. Dyspepsia. Ciddl-
nc's, IIet of Urine. Syphilis, Sick Head
ache, Enlarged Tonsils, etc. oct.!ti
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

We are permitted TO make the fol-
lowing extract from private letter
10 Mr.. +. j Putman. OF this place,
from his sister who resides in Amber
son County. Kansas:
OF course you will expect me to
say some thing OF the famine ia
Kansas, about which 80 much has
been said AMI written. a. to the
famine it does not exist. nor i il
likely to. at least. in this part OF the
Territory. but The failure OF crops by
irouth will TALL heavy on all an prove
rninous TO many. We hear grea,
deal sail about aid that i, To come
from East; well | know something
at the operations of the ALL Societies
at 56. and, unless the affair l.
differently managed To what it Wa
then. 1t will du comparatively hut
little good; not that do not highly
appreciate the motives of those that
,ontiihuted then or NAV again. but,
by The time il hal passed through the
hanls of General Agents. Sab Agents.
Commuters and Sub Committees there
was but little lett for the poor settler,
ani from my knowledge of the
character - some of The men that are
engaged now in the entc prise.
think the result will he about Tho
>amr. For this reason. | am oppp.e,!
To tho wh'le thing. ami would u'i
Sav To all my i,icnlS To beware OF
self appointed travelling Agent,
soliciting means for the relief o.
kan>a>. think that people in IN,
STATES that have iri.nl, in Kansa>
that they know need help. and ar
able aui willing To help them. Ought
To >enl il directly tn them 10 nnl
SAY that ynr onsht 10 da thi>. for oi
all the ilirndl> anl acquainiaaces that
YOU have in this region there is nun,
thai wonld AK il. 80 far as IN,
knowledge extends.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

TnAyrn * El.paIpar. or Bosrov
have IN press GJlpE To IlAYrr. hy
James Redpath. published unler I'll,
auspices OF President GalTnrl. which
will embrace History of that Conn,
Try. its Natural History. Mineral
Wealth. People. r sources. Religion
Revenue. Commerce. Laws. &c
Also. all the C'hc,al DO nncnts in
relation Ia the reat Emigration
scheme, which j. now attracting ~
nurh attention from mir colorcl elias.
ss>. everywhere. M book has been
yuIAi,hed on Hayri IN the United
States for thirty years nor il En- lind
Ter more than twelve years. y vol.
ume un lIayti. therefore. is much
needed ut this time. Two clifton,
of the Gnile will he published -
l'ice Fifty Gents Tor the 'Euisrant'-
l. Iition." and One Dollar for the
'Gel:ard l. Iition." Including postage
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THE GESEsEE FARMER. The De-
cemi.-r number "f This exrrllen; agri-
cultural journal * on our table. We
wauld again recommend the Gene>ee
Farmer 10 all wha want COOL. >oun'l
practical. reliable agricultural anl hur-
iicultural journal. Ii costs only 90
cents year. \ new volnme com
.menrcs with the number. Now Is the
time Ia subscribe. s MI The fiiy cents
in stamps to .IosErH lI,RETs. Rprhe>-
ter. y. Y. or Ut one of your neisbors
To Join with you and send dollar ior
two copies.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

During the Campaign we had not
time nor room to keep our readers
posted in the progress Of events a.
they we've transporting in the revolution
in Sicoiy, Naples 81. Many battles
have been fought under the command
Of the brave and patriotic Glriballi,
in all OF which he was successful -
Ills foes have ali AL before him an Il
now Victor Enannl has a;ceptcl thu
sovereigntyoi those conqurel provinces
which wa rendered him by nearly a
unanimous We Of the people. Italy
will all bc embraced within the new
Kin d I'm cx 'ept Vntr, Rome and
very small terlitoy "rounl the
latter. This new kingdom will he
composed of the following states, and
ADDED tn each il the number vi its in
habirantS;
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MANHOOD,
now LOST. HOW RESTORED


Jaa Published in a Sealed Eastlops
A LECTURE os the Mature. Treat
n nent, and Radical Cure OF Spcrma.
torrhpt or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De-
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sions producing lmpotsney. Consumption,
aud Mental and Physical Debility. by
ROB. J. cuLvERwELL. " D.
The important fact that the awful conac.
que; ces OF self.abuse may be- sfieetually re.
moved without Internal medicines or the
dangerous applications Of eiuitics. lnstru.
mcnts, mcdicsted bougios, md other I'm.
prics devices, IA here clearly demonstrated,
md the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, rs adopted by the celebrated au.
thor, fully explained. by means OF which
every one il enabled 10 cure hir1iclf PEI.
iectly. and NJ tho least possible cost, th.re.
by avoiding MI the ADVERTISED nostrrms ol
the day. This lecture ~ill ,rove u boon 20
thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid.
on the receipt of two posts-t stamps, by
addressing DIR. CHhS. J. G.. KLINE, An
First Avenue. New York. Pos, Box a.5sC.
nug3U-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Sheriii'S Sale.

DY virtue of deccre md execution %
Oncdr, ctcd from tho Randolph Circull
Jurt, will cxoose 70 sale NJ the courl
house door in Winchester. Randolph coun'
~, Indiana, on the
9th day OF December. 1867,
between the hours OF IN &C oek, A, N. and
1 o'clock. 2. NJ vi said day. the following
real estate. s.tu tied in Randolph county,
Indiana, 10 W.T.:
LIT numbered sovcn,y.fsc in the town
OF union. asnumbered, known and designa
ted on the recorded plat OF aid town.
Executed rs the property OF Silas Shoe.
craft and Benjamin W. Hawkins, Vt III,
sult OF Jeremiah Smith.
A. ~. JENKINS,
Nov. %. lsGO flee S3l Sh'dR X. g.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Sherisf'S sale.

DY virtue OF a venlitioni expen ~ 10 me
I'D directed from the Randolph e rcat
Court, will expose 10 sale at the court
hou.e door in Winchester. Randolph coun.
", Indi M, on the
s2d day OF December, leGr,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock, a. N. and
O'Clock, P. NJ. OF said dsy. the following
retl estate, STUFFED in Randolph county
Ind ana, t1-w;t:
The northeast. qusrter Of the south on 81
quarter 81 section sS, in township nineteen,
range thirteen oas.t, containing ioity acre
more or less.
Executed a. the property of Martin r.
Bussear, IT tae suit OF Robert VI Cracker
a. Il. JENKINS,
Nov. %. SD fee $ j Sh'f RI
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

In view Of the excited condition nj
thu pnblic mini. | haze thought il
necessary 10 convene rho " gTiarkcstcy
No.k Lsgisiotare" a, the Couit House
en- Saturday night ncx', at early can.
die lighting To take into consideration
the propricty of remaining in the
Union. Let every Representative be IN
his place. TIL, ladies arc especially in.
yited. Il. NJ. BaowSE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06


Of the estate oil Caleb Odle, deed,
will sell, on the
25ih DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850,
AZ public cutlery, Of not sold before at pri-
vate salc.l at the court house door in the
town OF Winchester, Randolph County. In
drama al the right. title ami interest OF said
deceased ia the following real, estate, to-
wit:
The undivided onc-eleventh part of the
west part OF the northeast quarter of sec
ton seventeen. township twenty one, OF
range fourteen. and the cast part OF the
north. west quarter Of section seventeen,
town and range aforesaid. being one hus-
tred aud thirty three acres more or less.
The terms OF sale are. one-third ri the
purchase money TO be paid on the day Of
sale, one-third in nine and the residue la
eighteen months from the day Of sale. The
purchaser will bs required to give notes for
tue deferred payments with approved secu-
rity. waving valuation and appraisemsnt
Ia ~, ;.itl. Interest from date. When the
proper court confirms the sale so rsde, the
purchaser will receive deed for said real
estate by executing thereon n mortgage to
secure said deferred payments, the COS, Of
making and recording tho same 20 be Paid
by the purchaser. JAMES c.. porEr7s.
Nov IS, 1860. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

Gov. Houston ha, been petiiioned
TO convene the Legislature of that
State. lie lie .lin.i doing So. view
INK the proposed measures Of secession
unwi~e. lie sail however. that ii a
majority al the citizens OF the State
peiitioned him for it he would not
stand in the way. The secession spirit
Is pretty strong in districts favor BILE
TO the rn.openins Of the Slave trade.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Sherifi'S SAFE,

DY virtue OF venditlon exponas to me
y directed from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, ] will expose to sale ut tn,
courthouse door. in Winchester. Ran.
dolph Co.. Indiana. on the
18th day Of December. lsCC,
between the hours of Id o'clock, a. NJ
and o'clock r. M. of said day, tlc follow.
lag real est tie. situated in Randolph Coun.
~, Indiana. TO wit:
The east half OF the northeast quartz,
Of the south.sc't quarter OF section thirty
five. In township nineteen. rnge twclv,
east, containing twenty acres more or less
Executed ~ the property of Enos Picker
ing, al the suit of Caiin 4 Robbins.
WM. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Nov. 90, leCa.--ltcr 9 ! SIM. ". e.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

We are requested TO announce that
there will be meeting at the Metho-
dist Church On next Saturday evening
at . o'clock. L. VI. of the Sabbath
School children. teachers and others
for the purpose Of nging. etc.. ami
making some arrangements about a
Sabbath School Festival some time
in the Holidays.