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Died.

IN this place. Oh the 18th inst, Of Scarlet Fever
HoRAoE MARTIN, ageo years, s months and Is
days. On the 18th, WILI1AM DoRsY, aged years
3 months and 5 days, children Of Samuel j., and
- Lushbaugh.
gzs~ Hagerstown (Md.) papers please copy.
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MARRIED..

-S-~>->~>-r>~~>~~-~,~
the Ifth inst, at the residence of the brio e
father, by Rev. ID. W Arnold, Mr. RIoHAED n.
PooI, Of Rockingham CO., to Miss JOSIE HrrE,
Of Augusta.
On the 3lst uls, BY the Rev. j. L. Blakemoro,
Mr., REUBEN B. BAZsEL to Miss SARAH c. HORN,
ali Of Augusta.
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MANAGERS.
ItILITAR
HOTEL AND FEED STABLES.

FgSHE undersigned have leased. for term of
4 years, the AMERICAN HOTEL STABLES,
which. in connection with ur former ~
Stabling, enable to accommodate " III MpnSs~1A
st least goo HORSES We hope Eh:lAssgfSa L
TO give entire satisfaction to the for ~
mer patrons OF the American Hotel uassk.~n=A..G.~.
as veil as to all others who may give us cat as
surfing all attentive Holsters and plenty Of Proven
der. We will take Horses by the month or wear,
os liberal TERMS We also keep on hand Horses,
Hacks, Stages, Buggies, &C., for hire. =:
Stanton, Va.
rs We are also provided With exoe,iens Sc
c0llmodations for drovers. :.
TAOS. J. BURKE d CO.
Stanton, Feb. Is, lo6l.-tf
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FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT

w est -A-gGg,u sta Gu ard.
TTsHE Ladies of Stanton end its vicinity will
4 give FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT, on
FRIDAY. TIE z 2Gnd OF FEBRUARY,
at the NE " DEPOT, the proceeds Of Shch are
to be expended in equiping the West Augusta
ri
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sale oG Land

IN pursuance of decree Of the CT cult Court O.
Il Augusta County, in the cause Of Stout, &c,
against James II. Showalter an1 others. ] shall
proceed, CD the premises, On Saturday, the 9th
day of Narch ner to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, a TRACT OF LAND. on South
River. in said County, belonging to the heirs OF
Remnant, S99towalter. decd, containing
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One Hundred and Ninety Acres.

The land adjoins James G. H. Raynes, Jamoa Fat
terson and others. The improvements consist OF
a CONFORTABLE DWELL[NG H0USE, a
large Barn. and all necessary out-houses. Aboi.
100 Acres of land are cleared, the balance in tim
Der and well watered, and will make q fine home
Cor any one in search Of a heathful and desirable
location H.
gERMS.--So Enuoh in hand rs will pay costs of
sale, aud the balance in equal instaments ct six.
eighteen, thirty and forty-two months the pSr-
chaser giving bonds with good personal security,
and the title to be retained further security.
shew the land to any enc desiring to ex anime it
before sale day.
GIDEON BARNHART, Comm'r.
Feb !. l8fl.-EW.-pra fee Sc 90
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The Markets. Feb. 10.

.-FLoUR-Receipts light. Sales CT Su-
perfine $6A TO se1s, Extra 81 to s74. Family
WHEAr-Prime white sl:55. Prime red ST. 715.
CoRN-We quote 70cs
Corn MEAL-Country Neal 65 to 10 cts. City
rs cents.
oArs-4o to As certr.
BEEF-The sales of Cattle at the scales this week
amounted to ESQ head, at prices varying from 81
to 81. rs eross-buu few at either extreme.,s Sup
PLY very heavy, and in view Of the quality, may be
regarded as decline from previous quotations.
HoGs--ln limited demand at SIS to IS. So net
SHEKP- supply greater than demand we quote
best quality at $3.50 to SIS. gross-inferior grades
varying from $3.50 to SO. so per head.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Four is dull. Howard
street and Ohio brands are h.ld at 55.12. City
Mills $500
Wheat is active and irmer. Red Sl.25aS1.50.
Corn is active. Sales Of rs, 600 bash Mixed sea
Csc Y elbow 5Ga60c.
Beef Cattle--Ihe offerings at the scales on the
l4th, amounted to 600 head OF the numbe, offer
ed 1850 head were driven to PHILADELPHIA, and the
remainder purchased BY Baltimore butchers st
prices ranging from So so TO 81 Is per 100 lbs, and
averaging $3.75 per 100 lbs--an advance OF g9I2c
per lce lbs on TIE rates oflast eek.
Sheep The supply in market is good, and pri-
ces are steady sales have been made this week at
$4a4. SO gross as to quality.
Hogs.--There is a fair supply Of Live Hogs in
market, and p. ices steady. Sales are making to
the butchers at S.5oas88 Is per 100 lbs for fair to
prime.
NEW YoRE CATTLE MARKEr.-Beeves-R Receipts
5000 head; sales of extra at 9l4a9I cts. per H.,
average OF all sales 7a71a CTS per Id Sheep and
Ianbs--Reeepts 8,40o head; prices declined SOC
Swine-keceipts about $500 head; sales OF i've at
SIS Izl%a$5S7% per 100 lbs for common and prime
distll!sry and fed--the demand Moderate
YeaI Calves selling OF 475a6 cts per ID.
I PHitAn2LPuIA CATTLE MARKEE, Feb. fS.-The
receipts ol E5et Cattle this week reached about
l2oo head. and the maraot remained steady, the
prices ranging at Z to So. Is p3r lHa lbs net, ior
common to prime. Cows scla from Sz5 to pto
as to condition Hogs-about 5000 head at me-
ket sales at 252S8.5 so per leo lbs net, for still
and corn sed ..heep--about 5000 at market; sales
At Aa51 cents per ID. gross, to condition.
The amounted taxes Paid yearly in Viz
ginia
East of the Blue Ridge is S2,104.3S6 81
West of the Blue Ridge, 1915, 900 81
Difference, s87, 1886 27
TIE weekly statement CT the New York
City Banks shows a decrease in loans of
$487, geo; and Increase Of S2,403,3 55
iiu specie; So, 1888, sgt in deposits, ana a
decrease Of SS7 ,465 in circulation.
The Post Office at New Orleans prompt
" honored . draft Of the P. 0 Department
for SO, Gee.
Nh. Hooper, thc delegate from Utah, viii
shortly present a bill for the admission Of
New Mexico as State.
A very malignant form Of scarlet fever
prevails to limited extent in Staenton. =
Several deaths have been ocoasioned by it..
It is thought the President will either
veto or pocket the force bill should It pass
Congress
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CBe 55IIlarhets.
sTAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES
rs. w SnSEOW.

EErs. yVfsasE0vv,
An experienced nurse ard female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which great
y facilitates the process of teething, by sotenng
the gums, reducing all infamaticn-vill allay all
pain, and is TO regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to YOUR irfants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. Sec advertisement in another
column.
jane 2e, 1850. -7y r-.s.-
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President Davis is engaged il the con
struction Of bis Cabine, vhich,i is report
ed, will consist of the following persons;
Sec Of State, Herschel Y. johnson, Ga.
See. Of War, ?. 0. Hilder, L.
Sec. Of Navy. S. r Mallory, Ella. "
See. Of Interior, W. Porcber Miles. S. G..
?. 0. Depart, j. H Hemphill, Texas.
At. General. John A. Elmore, Ala.
Messrs. Slide,l and 1'oombs will probably
be sent as Ambassadors TO France and
England respectively.
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Commodore Stockton, Of New Jersey,
spoke in the peace conference the other day
againat Coe-cion, lie said for every regi-.
ment of men raised ia the North to Coerce
the South, another would be raised on the
same soil to meet the first.
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NpTECE.

FDERSoNS wishing to buy frst-rate article Of
FLOUR FOR FAMILY USE, can be sunnlied
BY calliag at the NE " FREfGHT DEPOT or
rosite me store OF K. j. Hope, where supply of
Cash. Wa. RCRKE
Staunton, Feb. Is, 1861 .-am-spec COW.
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Sherixfes Sale
0fa NEGRO In EEighiana County

Of @ NEGRO in Highland County,
VpY Write Of q decree rendered by the Circuit
I'D Court of Highland County at its October term,
1860 in the case of VIM II Brown, & Co., 0s.
Andrew K sitllngtion, and Others, will proceed
to sell at public AUCTION at tie: Court-horse, Of
Highland Co,:rty, on Thnr&aso8 the 2lst dog If
Hdrch 1851, (beng Court day> to the highest bid
der, ONE NEGRO MAN named henry credit
of six months will be given for the purchase mon
ey, the purc chaser will be required to give bond
with good personal security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
JNO, M. REXRODE. s. Il. G.
Feb. %, 18t1-3t. prs. fee IS
Augusta County Court Clerks Office to Wit
G1N ESTRAx HOGS Taken up by jacob
- Hoover on his land near Churchvlle. in this
County, the - day OF December 1880, eff the fol-
lowing description to witt r.
A Sow ana hyeShoats, the SoTT IS of white col
or; marked with crop Of The left Ear, and swa-
Low fork in the right, tao Of The .Shoats are of
white and black spotted color, and no Ear marks,
the other three are Of white color and married the
same as the Sow.
A Copy Teste,
VIM. \. BURNETT, ID. G.
Fab % 1ec,st
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brilliantly compounded preparation Originating
with the famous DR.. Bellingham, Of London fer
improving the growth, and identifying the oondi
ton of the human hair. We learn that MIS- RS.
Horace l.. Hegeman & Co., of New York, have
obtained the entire agency for the American
tinant and we therefore invite attention to their
"stimplatsng" announcement in another column.
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GLE EUN. AENHAKI, Comm'r.
Feb. l, 5l.--sw.-Prg fee sc. go

ETERGENTA.--At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee of the CircGit Court for Angus ia County,
She 4th day Of February, 1861.
s Il. Hilb, Chesley Kinney, VIM. d. Gikeson
Co, Waddell 4 Baldwin, j. w. Abby, Henry
Faust James O'Rear and Jncoh Pollits, - lain
-.
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John r. Brightwell, and David Futz, Adm'or or
the late Ptolemy Brightwell, decd. ,-pefend
ants.
The object Of this suit is to attach any money or
Adm'or Of said Ptolemy Brightwell, deed com
ing to, shat may be due to the nonresident De-
endant John b. Brightweli, in order 10 pay and
satisfy the plaintiffs claims against lin the said
john r. Brig4twell.
The Defeadant John R: Brightwell not having
entered his appearance. and i: appearing by It's
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth /: 1t is ordered that he appear here
within month after due publication of this
riee, and do what is necessary to protect his in
teces..
4 Copy-Teste.
A. f. KINNEY elk.
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-
nAyEs A. AAYsER is just receiving an i'm
~ portant addition to his stock of Staple Dry
Goods, consisting in part OF
1914 brown and beached Sheeting;
Best brown and bleached Canton Flannel;
Black and colored Cambricks;
Black Alpacha;
Satin twill Corset Jeans;
Penitentary and other Plaids;
A Cotton Oznaburps:
g. 4 heavy twill Gznaburgs;
Grenadine and fasting Coat Buttons;
Woye Linen RoSOms;
Coats Spool Cotton;
Hoop SNirts--new styles and best makes
BLACK and lavender Worsted;
Tleeced Cotton Hose;
Mems fine NJ e' inc Shirts;
Plain black Silk Velvet;
Back French Cloth for Zouaveei
Machine Silk, &C.. &c.
Stanton, Feb s. 1861.
~ oticeg ~ office
FHNHE subscribers have their accounts made of to
Z the Isl January. 1861, and they would inform
their friends OF the fact, that merchants are the
greatest sufferers during the existence of panic,
consequently hef will regard it as sPE cAh favor
from all who can conveniently make even partial
payments, if they would, when making their APP
preparations, remember them.
I2Ss~ We are now offering WINTER DRESS
GOODS together with all 9th er WColen Goods,
at greatly reduced prices.
We will also be receiving come new goods in a
tfpER & FUNKH0U5ER,
Feb. l, 1S61.-S. copy Opposite Va. Hotel.
A GENCY.-The undersig ned have formed
"A co-partaership for the purpose of conducting
a GEN ERAL AGENCY, such &c the: collection and
securing claims which may Re entrusted to their
care, and likewise Agents for the sale of Real Els
t$ta3 both in town ard country. ANY persons ia
yorjrg them with business shall receive prompt at
tenticn.
Gg- Office. second door north of the Americc. n
Hotel, Harrisonburg, Va.
- ]. L. SIBERT
Feb. 8, 81. J.R. KOCCLER.
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JNU, N. KhARUDE. :. r,
Feb. %, 1stl-3t. prs. fee IS
PUBLIC SALE OF
- "a, n = 50 / . g 4

7 10 O'clock, H., in front Of the SHERIFFS
n OFFICE, or afohday, TIE Isl day Of fe5rucry
Court, 1861, we vii sell kat rabsa sale, FOR CASH
for account Of whom it may conoerii,- -. S.
rExwenty~Gy Shares
of the CAPITAL STOCK OF THE GEN TRAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA, held as Collateral secu-
ritv ,. TURK e CUSHING,
Feb ~. lSel.~-lt Auctionccrs.
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CORN SHELTERS.

e PENN0CK'S CELEBRATED CORN sHEr-
" LkRS on hand, which will be sold &C red,3c.
ed price to close the Lot. This Shelter is undobt-
eddy the best in use, and may be seen nj use in all
parts OF the county. Those ia want sheufd now
supply themselves. Gro. +. rRIcE
Stanton, Feb. Y. 1881.
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.-aSSsToTICEs

NUR Accounts all drawn off to TIC Isl In n
W uary, lSGl. Those knowing themselves H.
debted to either by bond, note or account, win
please come forward and make payment without
delay. TAYLOR & HOGE.
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geIFLE AND ROCK POWDEn.-Tbe he~i o,,a1
~ ty Of Rife aud Rock Powder consiantly az
hand, sad for sale by key or pound. Also S3fetv
Fuse. GEO 4 pptGitS
Stanton, Feb Is, la6l
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TIE GUIDE AND GUARD
For EVERY ONE.

1t exposes all the Hunbvgs, tad the var'oua
Tricks to entice the sick and well. Ii illustrates
the plans of the Qracks and Rouges to dupe every
one. 1t guides the unwary through life. and shows
Up every swindle OF the age 1t shows how sN
kinds OF Food, Medicines, Liquors, and TIC, DIS ara
aduIterated, with the means of Detecting ths
Hands. Price rs cents.
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COMPANION

4 book for tue old and young, en- racing ths
Pathology, Prevention, and Cure Of all Diseases Of
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, AND a SvAR&IN,s
VOICE of advice and counsel, such to be fo9nG ii
no other work. Price 70 cent?.
THE GUIDE AND GUARD
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a N ew Article.

a N evv a Article.
A NEW patent self emptying Well Bucket with
L = indiass and txtures-complete Reee;ycl.
for exhibition and sale. All who have examined
TINS article have pronounced it the most complete
they have ever seen. II must be seen to be apore-
Grated. IN many cases it is much better than any
othe means OF drawing water. All Interested
ere inYited to call and examine.
s GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, Feb is, 1851.
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FROM have just received large lot OF iron
& comprising all kinds of Round and Sonara
Rods, Oval end Halt Round, Band, Fire, Horse
Shoe and Nail Rod Iron, Steel of IL kinds. &c.
&c. GEO. Z. PRICE,
Staunton. Feb Is, 1861
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TIE UQUSEHOLD AND FARM,
pTtHTArTDN ANN SHOP

For every Family, having over 1000 Receipts en-
Cooking, Preserving, Dycng Cleaning. DC. How
to Plant and what is the best to haise. How TO
cure amin ais, advice TO House Keepers, Farmers,
and Mechanics, on 1000 Subjects Of Interest. -
Price rs cents. Worth $40 to any one.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-22

DEsTOLs.We have just received supply o.
y Pistols. Among them may be found
Colt New p-tent.
got's old Fatent-4 and inch barrel.
sharps and Shooter.
BeaI's g Shooter.
Msahattan Shooter ~
All Of which will be sold 90 er5r Sayms.
WOODS II GILEESON.
Stanton, Jan %, lse1. -,
E11Ass CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
4 e have lust received an assorsts,edt OF Fine
Gnt Chewing Tobacco, inc uding Goodwin & Bros
plantatIop; Anderson Co.'S Amulet; Anderson &
COS Solace; the hast of which Is the best arsreia c.
the kiz4d N the country. X. j. GLENR4,
E, per G. 7. CccERAy.
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3 Y L 3 I L AMILY
suorrn nv,
HYDnO-MAGNETEC SIpH0,

sVh1th FRtFENIloN AND CCRE OF AL DIsEAsRs CC
1AE URINARY AND sexual ORGANS, TIE KtDyErs
STOMACH AND BcwELs, ANo PRE- ENTIoN oe
CONCEPTION.
H'hIS SipbG, when used prevents aud curcs
Il Nervous Debility, #CoStiyeness Dyspep3is
liver ;1 Complaint, Headache, Lecuchorraa e
mites. Prolapsus, Uteri n Falling OF the Wcuit
Oostr cted Menstraton, and all complaints of .sa
or.nal Organs, Kidneys and Bowels
The Sipho enables all to prevent ana cure dls-
ease without recourse to drugs herbs, bills, or
nostrums. IT is perfectly safe it will last lifs-
time, without getting out OF order and ne~er
fails it is simple, and can be used oy child -
II acts magneticay a ID cher, cally, removing,
absorbing and destroying ali morbid secretons ans
poisonous matter in the system. Ii is pleasant is
use, imparts strength and life to the BODY efl5
VEINS the spirits, inarars cheeruness to he mind,
and gives a tone and elasticity to ali who use it,
that Will last tor years. 1t enables tso3e whose
health or circumstances do not permit an Increase
OF family, to regulate or mt their offspring bus
must not be used during pregnancy, as it would
produce miscarriage. - .
We send oiM each Ssphc Important prieote nns
confdeMtol Information for the Married, and
those contemplating Aarriaee, also, aH directions
for its use.
FAIL NOT TO sEcUnE ONE.
Single onee. IS ; cheaper quality Sc. Eact
one is rarraatea.s They are securely packed, sna
forwarded to al parts OF the country. Address,
DR.. j. RUSSELL,
CB0X B.3 Brookliu New York.
Feb. !, 1851. -Iv. \
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THE FAMILY PuYsgCIiN.
TsTAEGTs FED Is Is,

Containing simple remedies easily ohtr?red far
the care of Diseases in ali its forms, Wish full ex
plantations OF the caugas, gYrr.0ms, Diet, bathing;
and exercise. Price &c cents.
THE LADIES' MEDICAL FRIEND,
AND THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
work on the cause, symptoms, and treatment
~f al complaints peculiar to the SEX on marriage,
its du ties ahortion and its results, Children,
their ills and on tc reyenticn ofco option, with
Invaluable Instr actions to t5eln OF sabjects Of
private nature. Price rs cents.
THE GENTLE1HEN' s MEDJC.4L
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son is truth: by The Eternal Goa, there
is policy in rashness:" He wv. } never did
rash thing without calculation. and the
more sudden the act, the more be caleula-
ted
When he was compelled Is lake re7o-
lutionary stand ,snd God forbid that be should
have to take it, it shall be such stand as
bis father bid him take--open and above
board defying the halter and tie sword. In
concluding Mr.. Wise said that if Virginia
failed to resist the encroachments of Vandal
Black Republcanism. he would rush to some
ether State and bid her come and help his
mother. He would do all he could to save.
aiid then to fight if he could not save
+ During the time occupied in this per
e'4nal explanation" the deepest interest was
manifested by the members Of the Conven-
tsou, aud tie large audience. and during
the delivery of his remarks Gov. Wise was
frequently applauded
On Saturday, the 10th, Mr. Stuart, of
Augusta, desired 10 rfsake personal expla-
natiou. lie alluded to the letter from MessrS.
Imboaen and Hartman, read Yesterday nv
Dir. Wise, and said he had since read +
himself The writers fell into the error he
though quite naturally, of supposing that
he had positive information that there was
n movement on foot to place Mr.. Wise in
the Gubernatorial chair. The information
os which he spoke alluded solely to the fact
that he (Mr. Wise) had been telegraphed
TO When they expressed their disbelief,
he stated that he had information which he
was satisfied was true, but that was ia ref
erence to the telegram, and not to the con-
spiracy or plot:
He had no intention TO intimate that the
gentleman dia not write what they believed
IL be correct, aid esald now readily upJer.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
INDIAN SUMMER.

There IS a time, just ere the frost,
Prepares 70 pave old Winters way,
When Autumn, in reverie lost,
The mellow day. time dreams away;
When summer comes in musing rood,
To gaze once more on hill and cell,
To marx how many sheaves they bind,
To see # all is ripened well.
With balmy breath she whispers low;
The dying flowers look up and give
TheiFsweetest incense, ere they 90
For her who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodland shade,
Her zephyrs lift the lingering leaf,
And bear it gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones ones Of il
grief.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution TO me direeted
from the Fayette Circuit Court I
will expeseio sale at the court honse door In
Winchester Randolph County, Indiana. on the
23d day of November, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. Of said day. tie following real
estate situated in Randolph Co. ind, 10 nit:
twenty-five acres Of land Of OF the
north side OF the south half of section
thirty-f.e, in township nineteen, of range
t. elve east, and bounded and described
as follows: Commencing twenty rods
south Of the north east corner of the
south half of section thirty five, township
nineteen, range twelve east, and running
from thence west tia ee hundred and TWEEN.
" rods, from thence south eleven rods.
thence east three hundred and twenty rods
from thence north eleven rods 10 the
place of beginning.
Executed - he property OF Leonard Petro.
az the suit Of William Walker, for the use az
VIM. ID. Ross.
-, A. II. JENKINS,
~ - i7'i' zee si.Sol SAT- r C
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THE STRANGERS GUIDE.
L., II. s. e. RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE
CHURCH AND LODGE d.
RECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

ftuated on the west side Of Meridian street,
In the south part Of town. Preaching every
alternate sabbath at half pastl0 O'Clock \. m.
and Al o'clock.p- m. commencing on the sec
ond sabbath in April. l-s0. Rev. J. A. CAMP
BELL. Pastor. ~ Sabbath School every
-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
M. e. CHURCH,

Situated on the east side Of Meridian street.
south part cftOWn. Preaching every Sabbath at
half past 10 o'elk n. m. and al nj ght. bv the
Pastor. Rev. II. J. MECH. sabbath school
at half past O'Clock a. IN. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
ALL WORK WARRANTED!

Examinations made and advice given, gratis
Having been operating for a considerable
length OF time in one of the best Dental Offices
in Cincinnati. with Drs. J. Doughty ID 5.
Wardle. he feels confident that he can pl> ase
the most fAstidious in all respects.
Once, East side OF The Public Square, ovel
d. barndm q Co.'S Store. q Ally
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
RANpoIPH CHAPTER, No. Is

Royal Arch MaSons, meets In Masonic Hall
Tuesday evening amer the Full Moon or each
month. JACOB ELTZROTH.
JoHs Rcss, Ses'y. H.. T.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
VOLUME 4
stations of the Indiana Troops.

We copy from the Indianapo-
lis Daily Journal the followings
of the stations of the Indiana
troops in active service outside OF
the State. We shall correct il
from time to time as the several
regiments move from one positions
10 another.