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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14


In few minutes the Delegates RI
turned with the following report:
For senator. W. T.. Dcbolt; Repre-.
sentative. John Key: Clerk, Joseph
rouse; Treasurer lanes G. Bowen;
Sheriff. John Okerson: Recorder.
Floyd Brewer: Surveyor. " l.. lIcas-
ton; Coroner Joseph X. Dick. which
was received with enthusiasm and rat.
ilied.
Tho report 81 the Committee on
Resolutions was next in order. which
we publish in another place. Our
thanks are due To the Democrat office
for the privilege OF copying the reso-
lniiOnS.
The ''irreprrssible conflict" was
discovered in the third resolution. Mr..
Hendricks moved To strike out the
name of stephen y. Douglas and in
sert the nominee Of the Baltimore Con
vention John Key moved to amend
by striking out the entire resolution.
\ lively discussion ensued in which
Messrs. Hendricks. Key. Daily. Teal
and Grouse poured grape shot into
Douglas. Messrs Stick, Brown,
Hunt anil others defended the es'ution.
DIR. Stick was en- h lsia.iic in his sup
port Of Douglas. Judge Brown said
that il they refused To stand up for the
Little Giant they would be tine vericst
lick spittlcs in the world, and other
wise talked savage.
Mr.. Fiddler novel the previous
question, but the President disregar-
led il. Hendricks charged the Com
vcntion with being afrai'l to endorse
the nominee OF the Baltimore Con-
yention. and did not believe that the
Democratic party was dependent for
it's existence upon Douglas or any 9th.
or one man. Key and capt Ncf' gave
their hearty assent TO Hendricks
speech. Grouse opposed the rcsoln.
ton because il did not represent the
truth: said that Dougla. had not and
conld not receive majority of the
votes of the National Convention
Said that it looked too much like say
ing that when Douglas put on his hat
he covered all the brains, anil when he
buttoned his vest, all the patriotism
of the party. lie made the speech OF
the day-Dr. Rhulc's excepted. al
course. And by the way. the DIR. de-
sired To- make srecch in the after
noon. but self-appointcd com tee held
on to his cont tail anil kept him dowr
Mr.. DAILY had no disposition to ex.
pose Dougla>'s record. but molcstly
referred to his war on the President
AMI to his vote against Bright and
Fitch.
The question was loudly called fol
and the motion to strike out the reSo.
luton was declared lost Ii it had
been decided by rising vote ON
opinion is that it would have been
very close.
Next came
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Administrators Sale Of
Heal EStates

INHE undersigned, administrators of the
estate of Caleb Odlc, deceased. will
sell, on Monday, the 23d day of JULY, 1860,
at the courthouse door in Winchester, nj
public auction, ii not sold before at private
sale. th. following real estate, TO wit:
The north east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section p, town u. of range l3.
and also the undivided one. eleventh n>rt of
the west part OF the northeast quarter of
section IL, town n. range II, containing
% acres; and the undivided one eleventh
part of the cast part of the north west quar-
ter of section IL, town p, range IL, con
tanning 20 acres. All Of said land subject
to the life estate of Melinda Odlc, widow of
said Caleb Odle deceased
Terms of sale will be one-thrd down.
one third in nine and the residue i'm cigh- e.
teen months from day of sale. The pur-
chaser will he required to give notes for de-
tcrred payments, with approved security,
waving valuation and appraiScmcnt laws,
and bearing interest from date. The pur-
chaser will receive n certificate of purchase
on the day of sale, stating amount paid and
unpaid, and terms of sale; and when the
proper court confirms the sale, the purchaser
will receive deed for the premises, by ex-
ccuting thereon mortgage 10 secure said
deferred payments, the cost Of making ami
recording the same to lac paid by the pur-
chaser. JANIS G.. RonrETs
June IL, ls6o.-n2i lw Admir-.
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Ucusocratir Convention.

On las, Saturday the 9th inst. the
Democracy met in Convention at the
Court House, anil at eleven
o'clo.k. the llox. JEREMIAH
SMrn. Chairman Of the County Cen.
trail Committee. callei the Convention
IL order and real the call of the same.
.IrpGE BnowS was chosen Prcsi-
dent. and |. G.. DuIr. Jos. Grouse.
AMI DR. \. L. TEAL Secretaries.
The Townships were next called.
the delegates responding from each
Township except Monroe. Their com
mitteemsn in that Township having
turned Republican. and lost his inter
eSt in the cause of Democracy, failed
TO have II represented.
On motion Of VIM. Il. Debolt =
Committee on resolutions was APP
pointed.
Captain John Nh opposed the ap
pointmrnt OF this COMMITTEES: he
thought they would letter postpone
m.kins declaration of principles un-
al after the Baltimore Convention
X. Jobes. Of Huntsville. was not To-
nacious abont the matter. but Thought
Democrats had right 10 express
their opinions at any time David
lIcaston was for the Committee he
thought that after the Baltimore Con
yc lIion there wonld no, be 81 many
Democrats together again. That may
have been we'll said.
lDr. j. r.. hhule was in favor of max
iny the resolutions first. AMI then
making the nominees of the Conven-
ton stand apon them.
w. l.. Debolt. Miles Hunt. Thos.
Mason, John Wilson. Edward Edgcr.
James Brown. anil Robert Irwin were
made said Committee
Delegates were authorized To fill
vacancies. and that during the all
ieurnment urtii two o'clock. they
should make the nominations.
Ahout this time DIR. Rhulc pro-
posed TO make great speech. lie
wante.i that nobody in the convention
should voic.but the delegates. The
President told him that there wa
nothing before the house. that il he
wanted to make a speech tn make a
motion aud speak to il. Thcrcupon
the DIR. moved that--,hat-Mr.
President. move tha,-;hc DELIGHTS
from-from Whitcrivcr-(hic.
cough) Township be--bc kept out
az the convention. The DIR. subsidized
leaving the impression that he hal
imhibcd too much Of the democrat.
ic Platform"
Adjourned until = o'clock.
During tina adjournment speeches
were male by Wm. Freeman. Of New
port. w. =. Dcbolt. Of Union City.
anl the Hos. Jere Smith.
AZ two o'clock the Convention wa
called to order by the President. AMI
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EC "a. EE a. HCe
A GAME OF BCNKUM!

Hon. Jcrc. Smith made a patriotic
speech AMI resigned hi- position as a
member of the Central Committee
the resignation was accepted 10y the
Convention. Immediately a motion
was male to rc-appoint him which
was carried. Rather shallow boring
for an Endorsement. but it was appar-
cnt to every body that that was the
object. a resolution was offered rec
omcnding Judge Brown as the choice
Of this County for Congress; for some
cause or other, it did not pass.
John w. kceuer. Esq. was ap.
pointed member of he Central Com
mittce for Monroe Township. after
which the Convention adjourned. II
was well attended.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.!

HON. ASAllEL STONE, Rcpub-
liran candidate for Senator, and /
VI. BROWNE will address, the pco-
pie Of Farmland. at 1 o'clock, L. NJ.
on Saturday next.
The Republicans Of Fairview and
vicinity will have Republican rally
ON Saturday, the D inst.
Il. NJ. BROWNE and HON. y.
STONE will address, the meeting.
\ LaNcoiS * HANliS POLE will
he raiSc.l on the occasion. Let the
people turn out.
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The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Democratic Convcn-
ton on last Saturday. the OH inst:
Resoircd. That we stand by the time
honored principles of the Democratic
party. and heartily approve the plat
form adopted by the National Con-
vcniion at Cincinnati and c-afiirmed
by the National Convention Of the
Democracy at Charleston.
Resolred. That the action of the
delegates from the State of Indiana.
to the National Democratic Conven-
ton at Charleston. has our cordial APP
proval.
Resolred. That in the language OF
jefferson. unconditional acquicseence
in the viii of the majority is carli-
nal principle of the Democratic party.
hence as the Hon. Stephen \. Doug
las. Of Illinois, on several ballots re-
ceived majority Of all the votes in
the Union. in National Convention. il
is the duty OF the minority to acoui-
esce aud make MS nomination unani-
nous.
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N GTICE
AdministratOr's sale.

WILL SELL, Mt public auction. ut the
late residence OF Joel. Willis. deceased
in Washington Township, on Saturday,
] ith day of July next, commencing at ~
O'Clock. :. NJ, all the personal property OF
said deceased not taken by the widow, con
sisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs.
Farming Utensils, Wheat and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:
A credit OF nine months will he given on
all sums over Three Dollars. the purchaser
giving his note, with approved security.
waving valuation and appraisemont laws.
JONI JOHNSON, Admir-.
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SIleriff'S Sale.

DY virtue of two vcnditioni cxponas Il.
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, OF tho
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY, ls6n.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock \. VI and
4 o'clock T. VI. of said day. the following
real estate, situated in Randolph Co., Ind.
To- Wit:
The south half Of the north west quarter
of section twenty-six. in township nineteen.
of range fourteen east Also. the west half
of the southwest quarter dissection twenty
three, in township nineteen, OF range four.
teen east.
Executed As the property of Robert ".
Hamilton. nj the suit of John Sleiyin and
James Sleiyin, aud Elijah Martindale.
WI VI. CAMPBELL.
Je II, lr6O.-Ifee Sa.Ool Shin r. c
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of decree and execution 10
ID me directed from the Randolph Com.
mon Pleas Court, will expose To- sale NJ
The Court House door. in WINCHESTER.
Randolph Co.. Indiana, ON the
SEVENTH. DAY OF JULY, 1860.
between the hours of l0o'clock A. VI.
and 1 O'Clock 7. VI. of said day. the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
ty. Indiana. to wit:
Lots numbered one hundred and forty
nine aud one hundred and ility. and ono
hundred aud fifty-four, in block number
eight, and lot numbered two hundred and
one IN block number eleven, all in Mum
mas addition TO the town of Winchester.
Executed as the property Of John Mum
ma, at the suit of David yanwinkle and
Samuel Bean.
WI. VI. CAMPBELL,
Je ii. ls6l. fee -. Sh'h X. &
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w.p.siiean National Ticket
Republican state Ticiscs.

FoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY :. LANE. Of Montgomery.
ros LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER L. MORTON. Of Wayne.
roH sEcHETAHv oY STATE.
WILLIAM 4. PEEII.E, Of Randolph.
FiR rHEssrErr - srsrE,
JONATHAN :. HARVEY. of Clarke.
FpR ,unfr0R os STATE,
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pm trrpaSEY cgxEEu.,
JAMES q. JONES, Of vandcrlur..
TDR RErpRrEs OF -rrRENE & tar,
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foR cLFaK or srPRfMg COURT,
JOHN Y. JONES, Of Lagrange.
pa surERlxTsxpExT oF rrnlIc iSsrRrcrioS
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The Hunter, Warrior, Patriot, Texan Hero.
The only authentic memoir of him ever
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One volume, i2mo cloth, 4 i2pagcs, with
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the United States.
"LiGc of Samuel Houston. e.. G.. Erans,
philadelphia"
There is no campaign in modern military
history which for its extent, although at
tended with such disastrous results, although,
eventually ending in the liberty of the Re
public, than that conducted by Gen. Samuel
Houston, during the years 1867 in tac de
Tense of the Americans then settled upon
the frontiers OF Mexico. In brief period
with small baud of Heroes raised en- mdsss
and lily armed and ACQUIRED, the brilliant
defense of Alamo, was made forever glori-
Gus by the bloody massacre, perpctrated by
the Mexicans. This unfortunate event
which showed valuable lessons and glorious
Illustrations of the valor Of our citizen sol
dters, and of the genius of the Great Chief
and Hero, ought not To he forgotten or has
tily glanced over. IL Is believed that the
campaign during the Texan war has not re-
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were published, the numerous merits OF
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consultation with those who PLAYED prom-
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The whole desire of the author has been
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pictures of that memorable war, and of the
conduct of the Great Chief who springng
from the people, u frontier warrior, without
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was enabled through the smiles of Provi-
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tellcct, and ardent patriotism, to rcpd, pun
ish and nearly DESTROY some of The most
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by any power on the earth. Ought Ia
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ries of a patriotic people, No. it a re-
proach To the present generation. that there
is not more spirit exercised by our govern
mcnt in defending the rights of our citizens
and extending that protection To them nhicI,
has ever been sanctioned by every true SON
of liberty Address
GEORGE G.. EVANS.
Publisher, No. ij9 Chestnut. 81.
Philadelphia.
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Female Discusses and 1rrc.u-
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done Likewise bot We heartily dep
recatc the action OF the Commission
crs Of Wayne and other counties who
have prosiituied their Offices in the
granting Of licenses TO worst of the
liquor sellers.
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The following are the resolutions
adopted at the Temperance meeting
held at Bucna Vista. on the 10Th
ultimo:
Resoired. That we are opposed to
all efforts to lcgalize the traffic in ar.
den. spirits by law.
Resoiced. That we. as citizens Of
Randolph county. believe in, and viii
labor for. the adoption of prohibi-
tory law, embracing search. seizure
aud destruction OF all liquors held for
illegal sale.
Resoircd. That we earnestly request
the farmers of the country everywhere.
to withhold their support OF the great
curse of lntemperaucc. by withhold
ing their grain from distillers. and
their wood from the fires OF those
smoking pits of pcrlition.
Rcsoired. That. Notwithstanding
we are entering on heated political
contest. we pledge ourselves not tofor-
get the cause of Temperance. and viii
give ID hearty support at the polls
and elsewhere
Resolred. That we approve Of the
course Of our County Commissioners.
who have nobly refused the applica-
tions for license TO sell intoxicating
drinks. Also the Commissioners of
Henry and Union counties. who have
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Frank p. Blair, (Rep.) of Nilsson
ri, who has been kept out Of his seat
for some time by fraudulent votes, was
admitted few days ago to his seat
i'm Congress.
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The principle business of Congress
for the last week has been passing ap-
preparation bills.
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CERTAIN AND POWERFUL REMEDY ron
WEAKNESS or TnE
PROCREATINE ORGANS.

II Is prepared 10y
~ EMINENT PHYSICIAN or rnIs CITY,
And has long been known here IA
TiE ONLY REMEDY
Tint would surely and permanently restore
to q Natural State OF Health and Vigor,
persons weakened 10y excess, or by
Tim IxDlscRErloN oF EARLY Youru.
Although not many months have elapsed
since il was first generally introduced by
means of extensive advertising, il Is now
,..r;,,., "A NnSf t.tt miner nf
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Ia. <EIGEi7i. AGENT,
No. 1I2. Brondway, n. Y

aFV UUU ]
A PLEASANT STINT LIANT.
For the GENITAL. ORGANS can be obtained By
sending So to the Agent as above.
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured
of Druggists Everywhere
Anril = lS6p--Iy
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Randolph, County Republican,
Ticket.

Esndoipss County Republican
Ticket.
cONunS rIr,s JCpcE,
IN. HAYNES.
coMMoS PLEAS PROSECUTOR,
T.JHOSFoRD.
STATE SENATOR,
A.sTONE.
REPRESENTATIVE,
JOHN \. NORMAN.
CLERK,
JOHN y. GOODRICH.
TREAsrRER,
l. =. HALLIDAY.
SHERIFF.
A. II. JENKINS.
REceRoER.
JAMES :. COTTON.
COMMISSIONER.
CLEMENTS +. ALEXANDER.
SURVEYOR.
f. VI. WAY.
CORONER.
RICHARD BEARD.
ASSESSOR OF wnrrERlvER Township,
VI \ READER
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state Of 1ssiin MA. Randolph 60.
Ix rnr RlxD6irn CiRcuir CouRr, FALL
Tnu, isbil.
=. Attachment.
Andrew DIfrow.
The said plaintiff, by counsel, now comes
aud files an ailidas IL. showing that Andrew
barrow j. not resident of the State of In.
diana Notice Is, therefore, hereby given
10 said Andrew Darrow of the filing aud
pendcncy of said complaint. aud that unless
he personally be and appear before the Judge
of said Court on the second day of the next
term thereof. tn be holden Il the court
house in Winchester, on the 81 Monday of
September next, and answer cor demur TO
said complaint, the same will be heard and
dcte rmincd IN his absence.
II. II. NEFF, Cl'k.
:. CoLGRovE. Any.
June II. ls6l.--n2i vi
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Together with great variefvof other
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TO MAKE a TRIAL OF Irs VIRTUES,
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w ALL PAPERS,
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III. r. K,rer. winehest,r.

III. Il. ktxer. Winchester, loci Thors-
burg, Farmland; Richnrd Jobe., punt.-
Vile; Hunt. Shoemaker 4 Co., Linn !.
j. IL. Mcudenhail. Pleasant Nifw; R. -
Starbuck. Bucna Vista; ID. r. Hiatt, snow
Hill
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For the Journal.
Fourth Of .suiy.

According to n previous notice, a
number of the citizens of Winchester
met at the Cont House on Tuesday
evening. the 18th inst. for the purpose
OF taking into consideration the pro-
pricty of having celebration on the
coming Fourth OF July.
On motion of Il. VI. Browne. Col.
Edward Edgcr was called to the Chair.
and j. Il. Routh and L. VI. M'Farland
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion Of y. Stone. it was re
solved that We have an old fashioned
celebration on the coming Fourth OF
July, after the style Of our Fathers.
On motion of +. VI. Browne. it was
resolved that we have a Basket Din
ner, after the Picnic style.
On motion of james Brown, com
mittee of arrangements was appoint
cd. consisting of the following named
gentlemen +. Elgcr. +. NJ. Browne.
G. :. Goodrich. David Hca.ton. Jas.
Brown, Jacob Eltzroth. l.. ID. Bunch.
\. Stone, j. w. Williamson, +. +.
Necdham. j. j. Cheney and Thos. w.
kizer.
On motion. i. VI. Browne. Judge
Smith and Jas. Brown were appoint
ed committee TO procure speaker
Tor the occasion.
TN motion. Judge Smith was APP
pointed Marshal OF the LAY. AMI ia
cob Eltzroth AMI j. n. Dick as assist
ants.
On motion. II was ordered that the
proceedings of this meeting be pub
li>hel in both our town papers.
On motion. the meeting adjourned
to meet again on Tuesday evening
next. T.. EDGER. Prest.
j. Il. RorrH. l.. VI. M'FaRIANp, Secs.
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NOTICE I!

Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the cs-
tate Of Joel Willis, deceased. The estate l.
thought To be solvent.
June IL. 1860. JONI JOHNSON.
n2i-iw
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The Republican Club meets again
to morrow night.
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ron CONGRESS 5rm DISTRICT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14
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