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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

ters found on board of the prize ship
Tropic Wind, which also implicate
several notables.
Independence, July Ten thou
sand Missourians have crossed at Ma
rails, one hundred miles south Of In
dependence. Three thousand Fede-
ralists are within twenty miles, wait
ing reinforcements.
Louisville July 1.-Burwell and
breckenridge are en- route for Wash
ington. Powell will go also.
Three half filled companies and
Rosseau's two regiments have gone
into Camp ut Silver creek, Indiana,
opposite here. Their exodus excited
more laughter than indignation. 1t
is very rag-tailed set.
Alexandria, July 2.-Henry G.
Harnes, a citizen Of Richmond, was
killed while attacking the Federal
| pickets.
The Pocahontas and Pawnee have
sailed for Matthias Point.
Washington, July 2.-The Fede-
ralists want Fairfax by the 4th Of
July.
The Soutlerners are running cars
within ten miles of Alexandria.
The Confederate steamer George
Page is cruising in the vicinity Of
Acquia Creek.
Col. Stone is to occupy Maryland
Heights, commanding Harper's Fer
ry.
VIM. Brent, of South Carolina and
Henry Scott, of Maryland, have been
arrested as alleged spies.
Fremont has been commissioned 4
regular Major-General, ranking next
to Mcclellan.
Orders have been given to supply
the whole force on both sides Of the
whole force on both sides Of the Pe-
tomac with extra rations for six days.
Patterson's delay in advance keeps
everything waiting. Government
has decided to take him out Of the
way.
1t is believed a general advance
will occur on the 4th July.
Louisville, July 2.-Cotton is
going. as Station Agent, to Frank
lin, Ky, the first station above the
Tennessee line. to prevent the trans
mission Of contraband articles Of war.
Cincinnati July 2.-Lewis II.
Harris, President Of the bank of Sa-
vannaL died here on Sunday.
Fortress Monroe, Jul y 2.-The
Massachusetts, regiment moved beyond
Hampton. Butler dislikcs the Mas
sachusetts regiment.
A naval brigade with a battery,
has crossed Hampton creek.
Clark, a Louisiana Zouave. has
been captured.
Lieut.. Butler goes home to induce
Massachusetts, to furnish regiment
of cavalry.
Avessel carrying flag Of true has
arrived from Norfolk, Lincoln's doc
tor (Richards) was aboard.
Louisville, July 2.-Single letters
addressed to the American Letter
Express Company Nashville" in
order to secure transmission north
ward, must be accompanied by tif-
teen cents. Foreign letters must have,
in addition, foreign postage. 1t is
not necessary to use U. S. postage
stamps or stamped envelopes, as they
are not recognized.
Memphis, July 2.-Arkansas calls
out ten additional regiments for I'M
mediate service on the border.
st. Louis, July l.-Nine Missouri
ans, with powder to blow up the
bridges, were arrested at Chillicothe
and put in Jail.
The Pioneeroverland express leaves
to-day for California. The telegraph
line is progressing to a rapid COM
pletion. Emigration is heavy.
Washington. July Capt. Cra-
ven commands the Potomac hotilla,
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has letter from Russell, denying the
report that his correspondence was
tampered with at the south.
Cotton is firm with an upward ten
dency. 1900 bales sold at 14Y
Denver City, June ga scces-
sion force left their rendezvous near
Cherry Greek, to day, for the purpose
Of taking forts Wise and Garland.
They ara well armed and equipped
There is much valuable property and
some money in the forts.
Cairo, July 2.-The troops here
want money. The Colonels haven't
five cents to buy newspapers.
The three months volunteers ale
all going home.
Hagerstown july 1.-Two southern
regiments at Harper's Ferry destroy
ed the balance Of the railroad bridge,
and crossed into Maryland, capturing
many boats.
Gossip-the Tribune says that n
forward movement will be impossible
until more wagons axe supplied. a
thousand viii be read dy by the 18th
July.
The Times says the contest for the
speakc, ship will be exciting. The
chances III favor of Grow have been
imperi!lch by Fornev, who is working
for Blair.
The Herald says that the govern
ment docs not regard the occupation
Of Harper's Ferry as being Of any
consequence, since every thing there
hats been destroyed.
The journal Of Commerce says
that recent developments show that
Scott does not intend to make for
ward movement irto Virginia this
summer.
Baltilnorr.Jul I.-Since 2 clock
this morning, startling developments
have taken piac'. Det ilnents Of
artillery and infantry occupied Mon
umcn, square, Exchange Place,in the
Eigth Ward, on Broadway, and other
points. Before daylight, all the mem
bers of the board Of Police and city
authorities. except the mayor were
arrested. on the alleged discovery OF.
some plot-(We suppose torender as
SiStancc to the Confederate arlny.)
July 2-Capt. Hollins, late of the
Susguehanna. WAS on board the St.
Nicholas, disguised as woman. AZ
ter her seizure, the ST. Nicholas cap
turrd three vessels laden with ice
and coffee, and took them to tredcr
icksburg.
Alexandria, July l.-Another en-
counter of skirmishers is reported, in
which two federal pickets Were killed.
Washington, July 2.-F'itty dollar
treasury notes, rcdeemable after two
years, have been issued for the benc-
tit Of business circles.
More Federal steamers are going
to the mouth of the Potomac.
1t is rumored that Wells has re-
signed. Commodores Stockton and
Vanderbilt are mentioned as his sue
ceSS0rS.
Dan. Sicklcs' brigade has been dis
banded.
The Post says Wells has not re-
signed.
The express says that it is not the
object Of the Federalists to give the
southernors Il battle on a grand scale
until after August. The southerners
can have a battle by advancing, but
Scott will make no advance towards
Richmond until September.
July lon Saturday it was cen-
orally believed that the Federalists
would advance during the coming
week, and would not move sooner
but Scott desired the military con-
troll of Baltimore, leaving no enemy
in his rear.
Five regiments arrived last night,
$1,000.
\ large force is advancing to the
support of theSoutherners at Harpers
Ferry.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

Resolutions has been introduced in
to the Connecticut and the Iowa leg
islature asking a suspension of hostil-
tiles until the meeting of the United
States Congress, which is recommend
ed to call convention for adjustment
of pending difficulties between both
sections.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

Major Anderson Of the United
States Army, has three sons IN the
service of the Confederate Army,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

Since our last issue, Georgia has passed the
Ordinance Of secession-makng five States in
all that have detmermned to 60 ont and STAY
out of the Union
The Legislatures OF Several of the other
States have called State Conventions to be held
during February. The present aspect of affairs
warrants us in believing, that unless there shall
be some now unlocked for adjustment of exist
ing troubles, all of the Slave States, Delaware,
probably excepted, will pass the OrJin ,nce of
Secession After that shall have been done, we
arc totally at loss to say what will be the next
step in their reckless and reasonable course
Judging from the past we see no reason to hope
that the President, will take any decisive stepto
arrest them or even to cause them to abate in
their progress towards disunion. If any foreign
Government had insuted and outraged the laws
and property of the United States as each of
these seeding States has, war would have been
declared against her long since and military
forces would ere this have been actively engag-
ed in demanding satisfaction. But as it is Slav-
cry that is insulting Us, tramping upon our rights
and splitting in our faces, quietly sit down aud
permit her devotees to charge away and we meek
! ly hold our hands over our eyes and humilinting
/ ly ask, "what further wilt thou have DO, Such
has been Buchanan's policy, so far. Not con
tent with insulting in every possible manner
by threats and intimidations, hut she plants can
mons at vicksburgh Mississippi, and compcls
cry vessel navigating the Mississippi river, from
north Of Mason and Dixon's line. to come to
shore and submit TO an examination of her car
go. This state of things undcnably exist but
our Federal Authorities from fear of offending
Sccessionists and augmenting the excitement
raise no voice or word of rcmonstrancc against
IT, What a patient, submissive people We are.
especially when required to bow before the No
loch OF Slavery. IL only required few words
and pistol shot or two to give us just cause to
. wage war of determination against Mexico
Our armies sacked her towns and villages. bonn
bardcd popuous cities, murdered tho mother and
infant and caused her streams to flow with purple
blood for Z" II little more room" to extend Slave.
~ and without half the provocation that South
Carolina has given. II was done at the dictaton
Of tho Slavery propagandist, but To suppress or
resist reasonable Secession would be contrary TO
their will and pleasure and so they pass quietly
on in their work of dissol,ing the Union.
We see no prospect of any change for the bet
ter unless we could change the President and
Cabinet.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

seeds, the oldest and best farmers not having
rsiscd vegetables enough for single meal.
Bring on your money, grain, clothing. new or
second hand, stocking yarn. garden seeds of any
kind that YOU NAV have to spare. We want to
forward another box early in February. We
would appeal to- our country friends who have
been blessed with an abundant harvest and have
TO spare Call meetings in the School Districts
and let us DO our part towards relieving tbciI
sufforings
The Express companies carry contributions free
oe charge. The Tcrritor, is divided OF ant
G mmittees Of benevolent individuals appointe,
in each district to distribute free Of charge
w. guarantee that every cent contributed vii
reach those who are suffering. Persons wishin;
20 send aid either in money or otherwise to thei
friends can so do. free OF charge.
F.. j. PUTNAM.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24


hinder the efficient esecu,ion OF the same, or the
prompt rendition Of all fugtives upon proper ap
p'ication. TO speedily repeal them
Resolred. Thst Nullihcation North and Multi
ication South Is the same, and should justice be
withheld from either section bv the other, our
sympathiss are with those from whom their
rights are withheld.
Resolrsd, That Coercion, 10 compel 10y force
OF arms, any State or States 10 remain IN the
Union i alike contrary to humanity and
christianity
Resoloed. That We implore moderation by all
North and SS1th-members of Congress and
Senators
Resolred, That copy of the proceedings bs
furnished the Randolph County Journal
Indianapolis Sentinel aud Richmond Jcflersonian
and the Hon. David kilgore.
JACOB CROUS r. President.
JosErH GROUSE, Secretary
Losantvle, January ), Ie6I.
sE We are slow to believe that any con
siderable number of Republicans voted for th
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions as
w'iole.-fED.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

Although not the best mode OF making examinations
Dr. H. will, when desired. prescribe for diseases with
out asking questions.
Particular attention paid 10 diseases Of Women and
Children.
No mineral roiSons used: various combinations OF
Barks, Buds Leaves, Roots. Gums etc obtained from
the Oriental climc~ and OF the Indians only mr., tre.
seribed;-a full supply of which the Doctor alw nv.
carries
Dr. Hardman treats all chronic long -tandnc dis.
eases of the Lungs. Liver Stomach. Bowels Bladder
Kidneys. Braiu, Heat. Nerves, Womb. spleen Spine
Eyes. Ears, ste; Serofna. Fits Cancers Rheumni sn
nrop-l. skin Diseases, Fever Sores Caarr. Seminal
Weakness, Neuralgia. Whites, Insanity. Dyspepsia
Giddiness. Heat of Urine, syphilis, Sick Hcadachc
Enlarged 1onsl3, etc. 4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
Union Meeting at Losant,illc.

Pursuant to n call, of few hours, large
number of the citizens. without regard jeopardy.
assembled in Losantvile, January ;, 1861.
Jacob Grouse was called to preside, and Joseph
Grouse chosen Secretary. On motion Of T.. W.
Johnson The Secretary be requested TO offer
resolutions expressive OF the sense Of this meet
ing, when the following offered, and read,
when on motion Of w. c. Hendricks they were
taken up singly and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Passing events warn US of impend-
inc danger TO our Union 70 which we are
dcvotedly attached; and whereas, 10y the action
of South Carolina, soon TO be seconded by other
States, the Union is already rupturcd: and
whereas. this deplorable condition of affairs has
grown from party strife and rancor by appealing
to the passions and preiudices of the people,
thereby arraying those of different sections
against each other and their institutions, until a
portion of the States have been made to believe
that their rights under the Constitution have
been disregardod their status a. equals in a
common Union destroyed; and to regain these
the, deem il necessary 10 sever the bonds which
j have for seventy years bound them together: and
whereas, all these grievances real or imaginary.
have grown out ot the one questiOn-kfrican
slavery; and whereas, we believe that ii this
conld bc amicably adjusted between the North
and South that peace would ensue; and whereas,
we believe that the permanence of this Union is
above all consideration; We as patriots and
lovers of our country-ignoring all party tics
and preiudices-as humble citizens of the best
Government ever made by man. for man--claim-
inc equal rights therein for ourselves; willing 10
give the same to every portion of the Union,
both North and South.
! Rfsolred. That we do all in our power, land
ak the co. operation of all others in the same
laudable purpose,) 90 stay the storm OF
fansticism: roll back disunion, which If not
.tayed will engulph our country in one common
j ;ptcrcenine war the horrors .: which are IN
known TO ancient or modern history
Resolred, That to avert this dire calamity ana
70 restore peace. we approve Of, and earnestly
recommend 10 our Senators and Representative G.
ia Congress the passage of the measures offered
bv the venerable J. J. Crittenden-
Resoired, That should this fail, we invoke the
border States, slaveholding and non -slav shold
ing, TO intervene a. mediator between extreme
lists North and South.
ResolreG, That all laws in each and ever,
State enacted 10 thWart the execution OF an,
Congressional enactment ought 20 be repealed
Rfssiued, That We earnestly appea. 70 ever
Northern State which. have LAS IN yioi-tion
the Fugitive Slave law. OF that Is calculated I
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

n dissolution. This Union has not vet aceomp-
ished What good toe mankind was manifcstiy
designed b, Tim who appoints the seasons and
prcsctibcs the duties Of states and Empires.
NO, sir: II u we're cast dowr by fsetion to-day
y would rise again, and re-appear in all It's ma
lestic proportions 70 morrow. IL IL the onl,
Government that can stand here. Woe, woe Il
the man that madly lifts his hand against it. II
shall sont.nne and endure, and men ia aftertime'
shall declare that this generation, Which save,
the Union from sudd Ia aud unlocked for danger
surpAssess Ia naenanisaity even that one which
lad rs foundations in tEe eternal principles o
llhrIiN. ln.ii1o anl LLInaaiifN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

(h virtue Of Decree aud Execution To nc directed
- rom the Randolph Circuit Court. will expose to
sue ~ Tue courthouse door ia Winchester, Randolph
county iRdiana. on the 10th day Of February. 1861
oetMceh ihe hours of - O'Clock A. NJ aud O'Clock r.
VI ." said day. the following Real Estate situated in
hannoilh county, Indiana, 10 Wit Lot numbered one
hundred and fay one tl5l.) in Block numbered eight
=; IN h"mma's addition to The town Of Winchester.
ENecated a. the property of John Numna al the suit
OF David Nanw nklc and Samuel Bean.
4. II. JENKINS, sheriff X. {.
Jan. 81, Iedl. aGIN3
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
1Y0scGrd dissertation.

4 Renexaleut In.fts,on. established ~ special en-
dowinent. for the relief ~ The sex ann astf"--ed
.ssis.a .tth vr,icsi aud cpl nie diseases and
r.rilt. frthe cure - Diseases 81 nc sexual organs
Medical advice given gratis =. IAe Aeiing surgeon
condition age occupation habits q ilf- 81 ana b.
eases of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free a.:
charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrfera. and other Dis
e.-c - the xuai organs, aud an the remedies
euplayed ia the Dispensart. seat - tn afflicted ~.
.ea ed letter enteofes ~ charge. Tso n iEiee
stamps fer postage iii &c acceI table.
Address. Tor Report or treatment. br. !. SkfttfN
HOi6HIoN. Arsfug Surgeon iioHard Asso>iaflon.
Na. . South Ninth -. PhIlAdeip ala. Pa.
~ urdcrof the Directors.
EZRA j. HEARTW ELL, President.
Gro. FksRsngLs. Secretary. j. sr-iy
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24

viii Offer al public sale al the court house door in
the town of Winchester. Monday. the 18th day Of
February. A. d. r6l. the east half Of tie nofth-west
quarter % section five. IN township nnetccn Of range
twelve east. containing eighty acres. living Ia Randolph
County. Indiana. The purchaser viii be. quircd
pay one-third Of the purchase money day sale.
third Ia nine aud the residue in eighteen months
from day Of sale. taking purchasers for deferred
bearing interest from date aud coictae
without any benefit from valuation Or appraiscment
laws The purchaser al receive deed for said real
estate n soon court confirms sale and lie will be
quired 10 execute mortgage 10 deferred pay
menis on such real estate. RICHARD ROBBINS.
Jan. II. l-5l. Admir-.
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pen IA payment. NJ 4tl T.. J.. V.
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the undcrsign-
" ed haS been appointed Administrator 81 the Estate
Of Jacob Bolnger deceased. late Of Randolph county.
said estate i supposed 10 be solvent.
DAVID ARLINGTON,
Jan. 81, 1851. COWS Administrator
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that will sell a
~ public sale on Friday the 10th DAY Of Fetruar,
net al The residence Of Jacob Bonger. late II Ran
Hoph county. deceased all his personal property mo
iahch 10y the widow consisting OF one Mare. head
Cattle, 81 head Hogs, 100 bushels Wheat. Wagon
"ne-third ~ Ihrcshing Machine, Corn and Hay. ans
DINER articles loo tedious 10 mention credit % min,
months all be- given all sums over three dollars
me purchaser giving note with approved surety waiY
ing valuation and arpraisemcni laws.
DAVID ARLINGTON.
Jan II. leGi. 264W3 Administrator.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
State of Indiana, Randolph County
In the Randolph Circnit Court, Spring
Term, 1861.

Catharine Lamb
,
Jacob Downcy and e''''o" ios i"r''''oh'
Tcmg Downey.
INiE said Petitioner. b. Pcelc u NcG her attorneys
now comes and rlcs AFFIDAVIT showing that the
said defendants are not residents of the State Of udi-
ana Notice 10 therefore hereby given said Jacob
'""hey anu Temp. nowncy OF the Hing and pcndcu-
~ oi SAID petition, and that unless they appear in said
Court on the second day of the neN, Term thereof and
answer OF dcmur To said petition the v i'll be
hoafd aud determined ~ their absence.
- HENRY II. NEEF. Clerk
" Jan. l.. 1-6i. a6,w3.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-24
Notice to NfoeEholders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO The Stockholders
~ of the Cincinnati and For, Wayne Railroad Com
t-n, Election for nine Directors OF said Com
p.ny for the ensuing year, will be he al the
oace Of said Company in Winchester, Randolph Co.,
Indiana. on Friday, February send, isoi, from one
O'Clock Il. NJ 10 f0gr O'Clock Z. ".
BY order Of the Board.
A. STONE, Secretary.