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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26


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s''fn +ne 81 w
'nAs -'en . 1's ~
!" 0-4 = lug
-s' e. 10.
lns ns1' uey go.
ns1s' ! "1s 'aAsn ~. Z
.n1
yes II un'e''
ohs "no lA7 + 7 eas = .l's ~ IS +
aisease cNn enhgn'en 4oa so'pe"n's q
2 lss sAeF 's upon Us Payseal eonss 5os-
.7on q man. was g leH s9s 1oof Gays
sn@t 70 2 u .ns Peg noosnooa a0agn'
4 "oe.a n' &c @e'pps.s g me com
papy 1o1 #pom atn q. "ofk' zone every
Enlpg 5oF re iney cen'a ana showed mat
in'efes' 'osa1a me ".'en : g so0'n'ng
e one connneo 81 2 siFk peg, out afser
Al men attentions Here nothing Ike
lnose rsePiEed q honq H0Hs-h ow +
lnepghR Ct bone and distant Try Fn6s.
how i'en'hshoaghtif moshsF was only
bending ever me ana nlnsierlng p ny
wants. Bnt s7ali ever look back vita
feelings II gralspae, 20 deep tor exP pres
sion 'ow@rd re iadass ot Golden Cry
tor theif sympathy and atlention 2 me
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

J. :. whitney, pefeodans
By rirfpeos decrefaI order issued f7sm 30 ra,rr.
-oGc8 Of the District Court of Metallic csnni4 RI
81 Judicialpisfri 81 Netrsek4 T~erritorv. nps1 afa.- ~
msde b. said Court atit tcotenbes Term ee1 81
this tease Z wifi seion the 21f d4r 81 &1Fem5ar teo
at TIE door Of Homer J6ibEon 81 Gka sl.rs 1,-,s
said Court was last heIdlIa Baorntfi.e Is es;f e~r,g
al the hour n "a o'clock. g. nlitbt I5flaFior aa.er,5
real estate situate in said Nfn4te c,nnfr rabr1sf~
Terriers t0-Hit. the northeast rf,rfa- 4 =
twenty I've tn i0WnshiB Bnorih a r-nse 6liaea -
the sixth principal merchant excasfinr fre9sg
conveyed 70 Hiram Asdeiman AprfIefh les &c.
ten and e5-loo acres, -eouveya3 ~ Dstiasan 81,
leaving as the part ~convoyea ~ said msrfrasa deed ,1e
hundredH aud wenty-nine acro3 and sa-fe9 49,
Terms 81 fale- cash n Hand.
JAMES BEDFcRD. wasfor Con-.
nro"utlAe, Oct 18Th, 1850. ni6-6R-eG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

Those who are indebted 70 Us must
settle up. We are compelled 10 be urgent
as our winter stock Of paper, Ink, SCI.
must now Be laid in.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

~ e-
n orr g r1A ne lp'f4 ri
snse I kelong u Che tane pstiasls e'as
Of shieb ktee'hRt
cah safely rely uI1a err
cf sllin vols + en-
ieF myPfosest os asa '1at niiese'Her soo
common cause Of ino fl sascaHs q tsaen-
ers' and Of taeir lpsiHg Wanf ii.ae erseit
,1eg mal PES 3 szeis la.e eessss 81
Poor 1eleal hose bas fA afe noi
tse ouiy saneF At tneT VETS 1ns
case "ou'q e 'ns sesiAay el.efeo, # lnS
community atiaf we're slineI ospen.
n morals miaa or Poekek ~ soen
Paensfs GUN @ tne Ell loeon
'a Ahey are 60 o5liging e sneif
mannsfa' q sen rasn3in ~ inst pla
sipies, ana g a~nxlonsiy aeslFo1- lof +
noE'1 q #s eo0q IS o'n1 PAs aof
s1e's A oaia slnsf 8ssat 'neen
yenien' N'A g e9nplaoensS aAne7A' f
no, Allese'1ef aPat-ileaee' 3 sasn
na' ss'7g re e.Hs .nsy lSs sss'
y ~ tp7't "'o
penn arlnaisa py 'nslt ''ss los a'antle'
e general ana ~ .ls'ns gSne1Aeon r
phtIieliAt' ana' + 4 vac eaF Dla'"s
mem lot 9pa AZ isAs' epnro' y.
90 npt' hhefeEs you nna peer sepoo'
hoases, you VIII nnd tAe rhiafeni RI eon
mon phrase, "reiy backward ana WlA
hear people end parents generally com
planning hat this or that term Of schooi
and sometimes, VERY Pho taqshl r. tne
neighborhcod was productive ok very
little q 10 permanent gooa foln' e
ihe school house IS lie primary cause
and ihe answer will BE- Indeed ii isbad
bit then 1t is really lhe very best we
can do At present. We ate poor
npoofsA yes. pear Well Get Is see
about dis poverty. They hare seven
mohihs school durinq the 7eaf. which has
bss aid IS doing tben BID Iistls 5r No
eoba ccofdine Is thsir own confession.
Thi costa them from one bundled and
fhy b sao hlrdre3 dollars 4 year. civ
ine the teacher ferr moderate eomDen
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26


The G. o. G. and p. 2. Express Co,
srrired half past 2 o'clock yesterday SIX
days less, one and half hours from Den.
vel. brineing Sl1 24l 95 ia gold dust.
We failed q get ~ regular exchang-
rs and ere therefore without any further
report
Arrival of Pony Express.
fs6lkH oprHAeEs ON rHE PLAINS.
sEfa1AG MURDERS COMMITTED.
The ps0y Express with San Francis
81 dates b the Sd insi.4P. II. arrived yes.
tet1Sy morning at 1880 A. II. on The
Back IS Tie general way bin was the fol-
loRing iten
Fl. Laramie. Oct. - 300 a. n.
The INer from Horse Shoe Slation, to-
fel1et h Others. report Die Sioux In
dams base killed two white persons and
one taII breed who lived with Eosis Goen-
ard. end drove of all Goenard cattle
"a uae presumed 10 Be q party ot Sioux
returning from The country BRONZE
lCofS At writes lha, ~ ms Feri4s
htTs been run oH IS tie 1nf 1ns cn 1sei
hic1 has delayed 1f AhFfess
.d he
81. g. BULLOCK.
Rfr. 81. .5Ihe G entot kor kara
mie.-E t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

~ 1RLL
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

III TELL you
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

No one of the I'm my ills flesh i heir to"
is SO prevalent, SO little understood, and 50
much neslected as & ,stiveness. often
orig natn. in carcleSsness, or Sc ientary bits
It Is regarded as slight disorder OF too
little consequence to excite anxiety, Will.
IN rea ity II Is the pr, cursor and con- panioh
OF nany OF the m st fatal and ia K, rods
sets,s. and unless car ~ .rtdic tied II will
brins the sui, rer to IN untlm, " prne.--
Among the light evils of VII h cossiveness
IS tue us.l Attendance are lIr,dach, Collie
Rheumatism, Foul Breath Z les and other.
III like natnre, VIII lie a long train OF fright
ful diseas,s III h As M,li.nlnt Fev,r.,
Abcesses DysrntaIy; Diarrhm Dy-pepss.
ADoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis. IIyst.ri,,
lypochondr ass. Melancholy m lns -nity.
Hrst indicate their presence IA the system 10y
this alarming symptom. Not unIrequ,nt '
the disc, as named originate ia Constipl-
ton, but take on AN independent existenc.
unless the cause is eradic,tcd in ah earl,
stage. From ali these considerations il
follows that the dis n Ter should rcceiv,
immediate attic e on whcn,vrr il occurs.
An no l"rsrn should neglect to get box
% Cclh lie Pills on the first ,ppe ,r ,nce oi
the complaint, rs their mrly use will ex.
pei the in'i,luous apo ,ches OF ii,eas,s and
destroy this dangerous foe to human lie.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22
Guardians sale Of Real
Estate.

INflE undersigned, guardian Of the per.
son and estate OF ] ,mes Writ, infant
son of tines Writ, deceased, will sell, at
public sale. No the court house door in the
town of Winchester, on the Goth day %
January next, the following real estate, I -.
wit:
The undivided three f,urths Of sixty sew
en- square r'ds AMI lr74 feet, cCmncncin,
ID rolls south OF the no th east corner oi
elton 1, township 81. range 10 east. run
Mug from thence west ep0'e., thence south
: pc esanI feet, thence at : poles, thence
north poles and feet, with the appurt'.
n ,nces. Ala, the undivided three ioar:hs
OF lots numjer and in the tpwn OF Steu-
benville, Ran lolph county. Indiana, with
appurten ,nces. (rhe same tn be sold sub
ect to widows dowtr.) The purchaser
will be- required to pay one.third of the
purchase money on day of sale, one'thir IN
aine and the residu" in eighteen months.
taking purchasers notes for deferred pay
ments, with approved security. bearing in.
terest from date, waving valuation and Lp-
priisemrnt laws.
The purchaser can also. on same day. If
he aish.s. purchase the undivided ou..
fourth OF the above described pr ,pcrty aud
III. widows dover on fair aud reasonable
terms.
The purchaser will receive deed for the
above property as soon "a court confirms the
sale. JoHv MEIER.
Nov % 1860 Guardian of lanes Writ
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

IL Headache is the favorite sign by
wdIch nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural stite of the brain,
and viewed in this light it my be looked
ON as a safeguard intended to give notice OF
disc ,se VIII might otherwise ESCAPE att Il
ton, till tJo late - be remedied; al q ITS
ind ations should never lie negl, cted.-
Headache may be CLASSIFIED under two
names, VIZ: SymptOmatie and ldiopathic.-
Symptomitic Head Iche is exc eedin. " COM
| mon and Is the precGr or of a great VARIETY
II diseases, among which are Apopexy
q out, Rhematism aud all f,brile diseases.
La ITS nervose form il Is sympathetic uI
disease OF the stomach constituting sick
headache, OF hep ttic dis, ase constituting
bilious headache, of worms, constipation.
IA other dis J-lers of the bowels, rs well
| Is renal AMI uterine affections. Diseas, :
OF the heart art ry frequently attended
with Headache; AuR;nia and plet0ra ar,
also affections which frequently occasion
headache. Iliopa thic Headache is alsn very
common, being usually distinguished 10y
the name OF nervous headache, somctia,s
coming on sudden V in a state of appar, mt '
sound health and prostr,ti at once tn,
meut Il and phs cal el,r, les, AMI ia te h r
instance II comes on slowly. heraldcd b.
depression OF spirits or acerbity OF temper.
In most instances the pain is in the front
OF the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
cla's my also be named Neuralyia.
For the Treatment of either class of Head
ache the Ceph ilic Pills hive been found q
sure and safe remedy, relieving the mos
acute pains in few minutes, and 10y its
subtle power or Indicating the diseases oi
which Headache is the uncrring index.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

Northern ATTITUDES. they gently sug-
gest that an army oil the hardy sons
of the North shah keep . vigilant eye
upon. and chain and handcutf servants
while they flint at Saratoga and other
places of fashionable resort. Further
more when We visit the South where
chivalry reigns and secession hoi'ts
the filtration flag OF 1882. we are
politely informed Ivy a Vigilance
Committee" that we must 60 before a
Magistrate and make oath a. TO our
object. what we think OF the peculiar
Institution. our antccelents. etc etc.
And then in nine cases out vi ten they
treat Us. not Samaritan Ike. with oil
anil wine. but with a coat of tar and
feathers
Now. il so turns ont that some al
our people. a respectable majority.
who reside where free schools are most
abundant and churches are bet at
tended, have conscientious scruples
about yielding 10 a | there request, o
our beloved Southern neighbors.
Strange To lay. bnt nevertheless It l.
true. there are tho>r of US. who not
being accustomed 10 [ b attitudes of
whips AMI chains. feel some dclicacy
in granting unii-pute.l possession tn
the Sauth Carolina Shareholders. At
h me he may ENJOY his cotton and
negroes. but spare us the presence OF
the latter. especially when they come
AZ their property. Very well. lay
they. il you 10 not submit at once Ia
our dictation. we will shiver the
Union into atoms from "iurret to
foundation stone" South Carolina
has already minated the contents OF
her Declaration OF Independence. 1t
may he found elsewhere IN this paper.
Georgia has already app, opriated one
million of dollars to put the State in 3
condition OF complete defense. Ala
bama. Mississippi AMI Louisiana. pro-
pose to join this Southern Con-.
teicrncy.
But this article has grown too long.
and other reflections on this subject
we must defer until next week.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22
Fugitive Slave Case i'm Chicago

On the night of the 18th inst. there
was fugitive slave girl arrested in
Chi a,o. which p o luce,l goo deal
of excitement. The girl WAS threaten
ed and inundated by CERTAIN parties
until she revealed her owners name
and residence. They Immediately cor
responded with him and male propo
sails to capture her. hy knocking her
down and rendering her insensible and
then put her in the box of a peldler's
wagon and convey her out OF the State.
But the owener, Stephen f. Nnckle>
of Nahraska City. was not willing Ia
risk that operation. 20 he proceeded
to Springfield. ILL.,. and procured a
warrant inr her arrest under the Flu
gtive Slave Law. Having arrived al
Chicago. the Commissioner Of that
city could fini no deputy who would
serve the warrant. but appointed one
Tor that purpose. The deputy and
Nuckles thus armed went To the house
where the slave gill resided and found
only her and little girl at home
She At once implored and begged not
e. be returned e. Slavery. anil was
joined in her intrcaties Ivy the other
hule piil. But they weie .i'en,ed hy
revolver. In spite of her implor-
ings The was dragged into a hack.
:, ationed outside. ! he colorc popu-
lation having got wind Of what was
going on. followed he la k terribly
* tied. the girl screaming in the mean
time Mt de perate rate. \" great
was ,hs ex 'itement that il became
necessary To place the fugitive in the
Armory Tor safe Keeping. This place
was at once surrounded hy an angry
cow. of colored people. armed with
clubs. etc. During this tim. war
rant had been issued for the arrest 81
the girl for disorirfly CONDUIT AMI
placed in tho hanls If the deputy
Sheriff II" attempted to r'move her
from the Armory to the jail; but he
hal no sooner got ont al the doors
with his charge before shc wa
violently taken from hi, grasp AMI h.
vas laii slrawling in the mud. The
girl wa horne away in triumph anil
her pnrs,,e- wa. taken in charge Nv
the Polire AMI honorei with a haige
for his protection. anil under a s,,"nr
force marched To q hotel. He wa
thus kept from the infuriate mnl,i.
tuie of rolorei people.
The Enquirer sees more treason AMI
di>union IN this transaction than in
all tho Secession demonstrations oil
South Carolina anil Georgia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

An Injunction is abou, being applied
for. says tho Petersburg. Va. Elk
press. to prevent the erection of Pro
,cs,snt Episcopal Church for the color
ei people. on Fourth Street. Rich
moni. The ground. oftho application
are. tha, negro churches are nuison:es
IN al respectable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
they dcpreciste the ,alue If all other
property near them-sni that the con.
gregstionS are perpetual annoyance.
II they succeed in their attempt 10 de-
.troy all colored churches they will al
az succee, in relucing the prize of
slaves. for slave who j. moral AMI re-
ligious always sells better than those
who are wicked anil vicious. AMI
will it no; in part. at least. prevent
one great srgumsn, for the continuance
Of Slavery to-wii: To christianizc the
heather African. Bat what need ha>
q slave for religion? lie is his mas.
ier's holy and soul--wholly under his
control 10 whom he belongs
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

Lincoln runs second in Delaware.
The Wilmington Journal and States
men foo;s up the returns as follows:
BrerkinriAgs 6ii7: Lincoln 1851;
Douglas 1912. and Bell 992. Reside,
this cheering result. George p Fisher
a Republican in sentiment. an op
ponent Of slavery extension. amt a.
advocate Of the Homestead and Pro
fec;ion, i elected to Congress. Alto.
ge,her the republicans have done bet
ter in Delaware. slave State though
she he than any other party fo'
. srkinriage's majority does him NJ
gooa. while ours gives ~ vote in
q - "A 4. H. Il, 49, la
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

DEFEAT or THE M,RYL,ND FREE
NEano L,w.--Sonih Carnlina. AR.
kansas and other Southern State,
have compelled their free coloyel in,
habitants 10 choose either slavery ar
flight. Maryland la just shown her
hatred Of the oppression OF this unfor-
inmate class. In all the counties oil
the State. from which we have receiv-
IL returns. in which the act for the
rn>lavement Of free negroes was snb-
mitr..l to the people. the voters have
"mpha,i,ally an signslly demon nee
that unjust and nm 'hrissain law
TIE Question Ia. been met AMI de''ii-
81 without anv reference IL party pol
itcs. AMI the law is defeated Nv ma
ioriti.s Amounting almost to unsnim-
ity. The resnlt is greatly creiitable
To the counties in viii n the vote was
AIKEN and honorable to the State At
large.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

DR.. David Dale Owen. the well
known Grol"gi>t. died at New Har.
mony, Ind, on the Is h inst.
James f. Suit. distinguished
Lawyer of Frankfort. Clinton county.
Ia. committed suicide by shooting
himself with pistol on the 18th inst
The Connersville Times says that
Nelson Tru.ler. one Of onr Electors,
shot a superb grey eagle in the woods
near Bentonville, the other dav. The
bril- measured xix feet four inches
a'ross the wings. indianapolis
journal
Nels, says that. az the Union is to
lie dissolved. he was determined tn
have the eagle" on our side. dead or
alive. Connersville Times.
AMONG THEIR NfIGnBoRs-Spring.
field. tho re .iience of Mr.. Lincoln
usually Democratic. gives its di>tin-
gui>hcd aud honored citizen a ma
jorty oil 90 VOTES. being n gain OF 100.
The city of Chicago, the home Mr..
Douglas (wh''n he is not travelling
gives over 1000 majority against him.
Enough said.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22
Administrator Sale OF
REAL ESTATE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED. administrator
oftke estate Of Mordica Ford, decd
will sell at pablo outcry ~ the court house
door in the town of Winchester, ia Ran
dolph County. Indiana, on
SATURDAY, THE lsrH pAY or Drcrnsrs. LEGO.
all the right, title and interest Of said de-
ceased in the following real estate. 60 vii.
Part Of the north east quarter OF section
seventeen rs follows, commencing at the
north east corner Of said section. se,snts en- /.
in township iw.nty. OF range thirtean thence
south onr hundred and Q xty rods, thence
west one hundrs d and twenty three rods
and eight-tenths. thence north one Hundred
and sixty rods, thence east one hundred and
twenty three rods and eisht-tenths % the
place Of beginning. being one hundred and
t~enty-three acres more or less. So much
Of he abovetraet of land viii be sold as 10
necessary TO pay dsbts.
Terms of sale are, one-taird OF the p1r.
chase money on the day Of sale. one-thifa
in nine and the residue in eighteen months
from day Of sale. The purchaser VII DC
required 10 execute notes for deferred pst-
ments with approved security. waving ea'.
uafiOn and appraisement laws, win 'h's'eSs
from date When the proper court conn
said sale, the purchaser will receive oeso
for the real estate sold, bv executing there
on n mortgage to- secure said deferred pay
ments. the cost Of making and recoru'ns ~
same 10 be paid by the pufrhss'r.
ASpKrw CokrSEn,
Nov Is, iSco. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

OLD ABE AT lloME--ln 1856
says the Chi, ago Press. Sangamul
county. on 'iovernor. gave n Dem
ocratic mao ty Of 2S7; in 1853. il
gave a maj ,iity of 342 for the Dem.
ocratic candidate iDr State Treasurer
Ii ROW gives y round hundred Ion
Honest Old Abe.
Never was there field more fierce
ly consisted than Sangam"n county
anil never have a candidates charact
ter and fitness done him better service
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

THE sN.LcAnArIos OF LasouAeEs.-Th There
is growing tendency in this age to appro-
pirate the most expressive words OF other
languages, and alter while to inc Irporatt
them into our own; thus the word Ceph.
alic, which is from the Greek. signiiying
"for the hesd." is how becoming popular.
ia connection with Mr. SpaIdlng's great
Headache remedy, but It will soon be USED
in 4 more general way. and she word Ceph'
aliC will become as common as Electrotyp,
and m my others whose distinction as Tor
cisu words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem native aud 10 tn,
manor burn"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

CONSOLATION AT PEEnICM.-R.
u. Po.aeroy. of La Crosse Union. who
had his printing office bet on Doug
las carrying both Illinois and WiScon
sin. made the following announce
ment in the number of his paper con-
tanning the result of the election in
October.
Wonted.-A large Billie with very
large print: ANY person having
such a work, with few con>oling
passages marked. will get good
bargain. Inquire at the editors room
all day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

NOTICE is hereby gives. that on Fri
day. the 18th day of December. A
ID. ls6i, will sell a. public auction.
at the late residence of Thomas S. Bunch
in Winchester. all the sepir tie person ii es
tate of the said deceased, mot taken BY
his widow,) consisting in part Of household!
and kitchen furniture, one set OF new har-
mesa, one stove and a variety of other arti-
cles too tedious 20 mention.
A credit of nine months will he given on
all sums of more than Three Dollars, the
purch ,ser giving his note with approved Sc
curity, waving valuation AMI aprrai'enent
laws. L. ID. BuvcH, Alm'r
Nov. q, 1850. of sep. estate Of decd.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22
SheriIf'S Sale.

DY virtue Of avenditioni exponas TO me
ID directed from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, will expose to sale NJ III.
courthouse door, in Winchester, Ran
dolph Co. Indiana, on the
18th day OF December, 1850,
between the hours Of I'D o'clock, A. VI
nd O'Clock P. ". of said day, the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
", Indiana. 10 wit:
The east half Of the northeast quarter
# the southwest quarter OF section thirty
Eve. in township nineteen, range twelve
east, containing twenty acres more or less
Executed as the property Of Fnos Picker
ing, At the suit ut coifin 4 Robbins.
WM. II. CAMPBELL.
Nov. %, lsGo.-ffes $3.l shn, r. G.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

BRIDGET. Missus wants you to send her box
oi Ceph"lic Glue, no "A bottle oil Preporr,d
Pilis.-but I'm thinking that's not just it
neither; but rrehaps yell be afther known &
what II Is. Ye STE she's nigh dead an !.
s me with the Sick He ldachc, and wan S
spme more of that same as reaived her
btfa
Druggist You must mean Spaldng'
C.phalic Pills.
Bridgef.-Och. sure now and you've sed it.
heare's the quarther and Civ me the Pill s
and don't be all day about it ather.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22
A ues.,1 nie.siu-.

Physician Well, Mrs. Jones, how is
that het IL h'f
Mrs. Jones, G me. the pill you sent cured
mt ia just twenty minutes, and | wish you
would send more 50 that can have them
handy.
Physieian.-You can get them at nny
Druggists. Ctli Tor Cephilic Pills, fnd
they never fail. and rccnmm,nd them In
al cases at Headache.
Mrs. Jones shall send for box Ill.
rectly, AMI shall tell all nv suffering
friends. for they are a real blessing
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

DISCONTINUED indianapolis
Locomotive has been discontinued and
the subsection list transferred ,o the
Old Line Guard. IL will advocate
the Brerkinridge side of Democratic
politics. under the name OF the Ind
lana State Guard.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

Disunion was threatened in variou-
anarteis in $500. lie thus referred &,
the .uhject in his inaugural ailres~ in
lS0l:--"lf there beany among ~
who would wish TO dissolve this Un-
ion. or to change its Republican form.
let them stand. uniisturbel, ss mpnr-
nen,s Of the safety with which error
of opinion may be tolerated. wnerv
reason il LEFT free to combat il.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-22

IS hereby given, that | will sell, at public
! auction, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
December next, ut the residence of William
u. Gray. late of Randolph County, deceas-
ed, all his PERSONAL property mot taken 10y
the widow consisting oil one wagon. hay
corn, firmng utensils, cows anil calves.
sheep. hogs, wagon mixers tools and other
articles too tedious To enumer tie.
A credit 1T nine months will he given on
al sums over Three Dollars, the purca User
giving his note with approved surety waiv-
ing valuation and appraisement laws.
EDWARD GRAY,
Nov 10, 1867. Executor.