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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
The Richmond Palladium
VS.. Geo. w. Julian.
Last weeks Palladium, among
other things no better, discourseth
after the following style abou.
the Hon. George w. Julian!

eve did not hssr until few days AFRO,
that George Washington Julian had been
using his mighty Influence to get up vol
untcers for the famous New Mexican
Brigade" TO be used ne wagon escort
across the Plains /; and we hasten 10 ap-
prize our readers Of il at the earliest pos
sible moment. Supposing his poor sue
cess in obtaining vOlunteers,hy his numer-
our speeches in WayEe. might he owing TO
;he pay Offered by Uucle Ssm, he charged
his tactics in Randolph county. we learn.
and proclaimed that the sum of Trenty-
fre Dollars per month. would be given
10 each man who would engage in this
service, notwithstanding he and his
toadv. who accompanied him, were both
appraised that the offer was a swindle and
cheat
For our own information and
TINT Of our readers We shall have
to ask our nelghhor If the Palla-
dium to tell us at whit time and
ut what place in this County Mr..
Julian sused his mighty influence
to get up volunteers for the famous
New Mexican Brigade?'n Also
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

Who ever Is not prepared to sacri-
fee party organizations AID plat
forms on the altar of his country
does not deserve the support and
countenance of honest p eopIe. How
are we to overcome partisan antipathies
in the minds OF men of all parties so az to
present united front in support Of our
country We must cease discussing
party issues, make no illusions To
old party tests, have NO crimina-
tions and recriminations, indulge in
no taunts one against the other, rs
TO who has been the cause Of these
troubles.
When We shall have rescued the Gov
eminent and country from its perils, and
seen it, flag floating in triumph over eve
nv inch of American soil, it will then be
time enough to inquire as to who and
what has brought these troubles upon ia.
When we shall have country and a Gov
eminent for our children 70 live in peace
and happiness, il shall be time for each
Of us to return to our party banners &C
cording 10 our own convictions of right
and duty. Let him be marked as no
true patriot who will not abandon
NIL such' issues i'm times like this
Extract from the last speech Of Senator
Dou0fos
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
SHERIEES SALE

BY Viriae ola decree aud execution 10 me
directed from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, Will expose to saie at the court house
door IN Winchester. Randolph County, Indi.
ana. on SATURDAY. the
2lst day Of December, 1861,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock "A. m. ana
c'oeA T. N OF SAID day. the following real
estate. situated in Randolph county. Indi.ua.
to wit.
The undivided interest of Charles Lew
Is IN and To the west half of the north
east quarter of section one, in township
sixteen. OF range one west, and the north
east quarter of the South cas-, quarter of
section one, in township sixteen, of range
one west.
Executed 0s the property Of Charles Lewis.
at the suit OF Martin Rupe.
A. n. JENKINS,
Nov. %. ls6I fee s3l Sh'aR. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
TELEGRAPHIc WAR NEWS
GIFTED FROM Daily PAPERS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25--The
committee appointed to invest
gate claims against the Govern
ment In this Department has
been In session over two weeks,
and claims amounting to more
than S6.000,000 have been pre-
sented and approved. Many
witnesses are examined daily,
and their evidence relating to
different claims is reported in
full. Claims still continue to be
presented daily Ia large numbers,
and the labors of the committee
will hardly close for several
weeks yet.
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Nov. 25-In
intelligence has been received
here, by parties direct from Osce-
ola, that Prices army crossed
the Usage river at Hoffiman's Fer
ry on Friday last, and tia. his
advance guard would reach Osce
ola on the following day.
KANSAS CRY, Nov, 25-The
Santa Fe and Carson City mail,
which dates to the 10th, arrived
this morning. two days ahead of
time.
No through passengers.
At meeting OF the mer, hants
of Santa Fe on the 7th inst . it
was resolved that they would en-
dorse for the government to any
amount that may be advanced to
the Territory.
This action was taken in con-
sequence otihc scarcity Of coin,
which has heretofore made up
the circulating medium in the
transaction. Of business, and has
from some excuse almost entirely
disappeared, causing an unusual
strlngency in the money market.
SEDALIA. Mo-, Nov. 25-It is
reported that Price ia still ad-
vancing toward this place and
'h1t the Federal pickets were
driven in this evening.
a number at rebels were ar
rested last night who were on
their way to join Prices army.
Secessionists are quite certain
that the Union forces are to be
driven out of this part of Missouri
ri. They are very still in regard
to the movements OF Price, but
without doubt he is advancing to-
wards Sedalia.
The military are very strict
here. No one can pass the line.
without an order signed by the
commanding officer of the post.
The train arrived from War
saw yesterday morning. They
report that sick soldier left at
Warsaw was murdered by the Sc
cessloniStS of that town.
All the business portion OF
WARSAW was burned.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

sion. | bid you all hearty good
night.
Cheer after cheer then rent the
air. The Kansas boys then left
for their tents, evidently little
proud Of their new commando,
the Indianians were not in the
least inclined to relinquish their
birthright interest in the earnes,
and eloquent advocate of liberty,
Jim Lane.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
State of Indiana,
County of Randolph, SIS.

David Brown, Complaint
". IN
Thomas f. NcEy.) Attachment.
Before Jacob El.zroth. Justice of tho
Peace tor White River Township Of
said County.
The defendant, Thomas F, NcEy, viii
take notice that the ALLOW e.named plaint-
fl. ob the l6'h day ct NoyeRiber, \. D.
1851, fl.d with me his complaint, accom-
panied with an ue.dayit Tor attachments
aud OF the non r-sideeee of said defend
ant, that upon said complaint and afida-
vit | issued "A writ OF attachment against
the personal property OF said defendant,
and that on Friday. the 10Th DAY of De
cenbcr. lS6l, at the hour OF o'clock P.
VI, the cause will he heard aud determn-
ed before me at my Office IN Winchester.
in said ToSnship, at which time and
place said defendant mny appear and an
swer 10 said complaint. cor the same will
be heard and detern ned in his absence.
JAcoB ELTzRorE. lSEiL.
Nov. g. 1861. J0.,iee ofthe Peace.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of a decree AID execution 10 ne
directed iron, the Randolph Cireuit Court,
will expose 10 sale at the court houss door 10
Winchester. Randolph County, Indiana en-
SATURDAY, The
2lst day OF December, 1861,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n. and
O'Clock y. IN. Ofssid day. the following rea
estate. situated IN Randolph Ca, lad. io.si.
The smith if.rH ~ in-lot nHmber eight
in the -own OF Sparsanhnrgh.
Excculea - the pr0yer., OF William II g
Hsh. al lie sasi If k12arA nsVis-
81 a. A.f1ESkIS,.
Nov. ., lei, fSi, Sh'Hk y
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
Nov. n. f-1.
n Office OF SALE.

On Thursday, December ~, l6l, |
will sell al the late residence of Daily
GRAY. decd. in Grrensfork Township, ALI
of his personal property not taken by the
widow consisting OF Hogs, Horses, Cattle i,
Grain, Farming UntensilS, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALON all purchases
Of three dollars and upwards credit of
,w elye months will be given, the prrch
asor giving his note waving valuation
and appraisment laws. With personal Sc
curitv TO the satisfaction OF she under
signed; on sHnas OF less than three dollars,
cash in hand. Sale TO commence At 10
O'Clock a. IN.
JoHS HARLAN, Admr.
Nov. II. 1861.
BRowN & CHENEY. Ats.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

The Governors Of nineteen
States have designated the day 10.
the celebration of the annual
Thanksgiving.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

bave intimated this policy. we
have no expectation that Congress !
will DO any such thing at this
stage of the Rebellion. The time
may come, as the war advances,
when course of that character,
fraught with results terrible as it
would be, may be adopted.
But we shall expect that Con-
gress will so amend the law pass
ed at its last session which con
fiscated the slaves of Rebels found
bearing arms against the Govern
ment, SO as to include all the
slaves belonging to Rebels,
whether they are bearing arms
and fighting loyal men, or at home
raising corn and rice to feed their
masters while they are shooting
Winthrops, Ellsworths, Lyons,
Bakers, and other noble and brave
men who have esnoused the cause
of the Government against this
most causeless, needless and in
feraal Rebellion. If a bale of
cotton may be lawfully confsca-
ted with which the Rebels would
buy riled cannon and ball with
which to fire into the ranks of the
Union army, surely the agent
which produces the cotton may
be likewise confis Gated. By this
policy we remove the only means
they. have OF support.
How long can the South sup
port their army Oh the tented field
when the slaves who furnish them
with their daily supplies are ia
ken from them.
The South has furnished a
much larger army il proportion
to her population than the North
has--lnd why is it? We have to
Keep men at home to work our
flrms, and operate in factories,
on the other hand, the South
leaves one man at home who
works from fifty to three hundred
or even thousand slaves. Take
these workmen from them and
he Rebellion dies at once and
forever. Give every slave belong
ing to Rebel master his deed
OF emancipation and employ him
in the service Of the Government,
and the traitors will he compelled
to stop fighting ard look about
for their meat and bread. In
this war against the best govern
ment on earth the obedlent slave
is the unsupecting ally of his
master, and the only vital, eff
cient machinery OF the Rebel
/ Government. Convert this effect
i've machinery to the use ofthe
| Loyal Government and the South
ern Coniederacy dies and with il
the truitial source OF all our ma.
tional difficulties.
But what would you do with
these confscated "CoDtrabands?'
asks one.
If three hundred and fifty thous'c
slsve-drivers can manage them
so easily, we have no doubt bu,
that seventeen millions OF freemen
can do as we'll by them and fol
them as Jeff Davis & Co. can
Anyhow let the blow be struck
and the Rebellion crushed, anc
for the sake of humanity anc
good government let the cause oil
this diabOllcal war be removed
We expect Congress wlllact up
on this subject at an early day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
REPORT NO. THREE
OF

JOHN B. GOODRICH, Clerk of the
Randolph Circuit and Common Pleas
Court in and for The County of Randolph
and State of Indiana.
In pursuance Of an act entitled an act
relative to the Salaries Of Public Officers.
approved March ,, 1889. See Acts of
1888, page III, Sees 4 and 6.
Docket Fees received from CIRCUIT
Docket Fees received from Court of
Commpn Pleas ............. l6 on
From the 22d day of October,:ls6l, to the
:2I day OF December, 1861, inclusive OF
both days.
JoHS r. GoopmcH.
CFk Il. c. d c. 7. c.
Received the above fees Nov. %, 1851
+. F. H.LLfDAY,
Oct. 81, ls6l. T.. X. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
x.siI,gIFF,s SALE.

~ vigine - decree aud execution 10 IN
f.ir.-ctrsi frpin Die kandolri Gon. suon Plrrs
Court. 'ill eNir,se - .aie al the e~Er.
h"a.e door in Winchester. Randolph t.uAtx
lu.iana. on SATURDAY. the
9TH dav OF December, 1861,
Between the haurs of lao'slsek M ahd 9
o'clock =. m 81 .aid IA, The f5sta sinE rial
estate. situated 10 kas.s.Ih 90. md. 10 Nit.
Lot No. Two hundred aud : ixis-sev,n and
Lot No. tW., hundred and Sixty eight ia
the extension "f John 4 Mumtnas adli.
ton to the town at Winche>t,r Randolph
County. lBdiaBa.
ESeruisd A. IN. property of John W
Brewer and Margaret Brewer. AT Ihe .uit
ot Francis ". Way.
A. a. JENKINS.
Nov % fs1. Zee 81 Sh-fR. &.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
State of Indiana,
Randolph County

IL THE RA>Dotrn ClRc1iT CovRr,
MARcn lERM. ls62
solomon YunKer,) Complaint
". for
Jacob Remel. Attachment
The plaintiff, 10y Browne 4 Cheney. hi-
attorneys, files the iiIdart of a compe
tent person that said defendant j. not
resident OF the State OF Indiana. Notice
il, therefore, hereby given said a. f.ndant
of the filing and pendrncy OF said com
plant, and that unless h,. be and appear
b. fore the Judge of the RandO ph Circuit
Court on the second day thereof, 10 be-
held at the court house in Winchester on
the third Monday of March, 1861. in said
County and stare, that said complaint
will be- heard ana determined in his ab-
sence.
Witness John B. Goodrich Clerk and
the seal of said Court at Winci After.
this Goth day OF November; ls6l.
JoHN b. GooDRIcH, Clerk X. G. {.
Nov. PC, 1861.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
State of Indiana,
Randolph County
tx TnE RASppLPH CiRculr COURT.
SIZING FERN, lc62.

Isaac wmrrinsham.l Complaint Tor
Va. Divorce.
Ann E wintringban> No. 90
The plaintiff, by Neff X Watson, HE al.
torneys, comes and files the affidavit OF Il
competent person, that said defendant i
not resident OF the State OF Indiana
Notice Is, therefore, given said Defendant
Of the fiiig and tendency OF said com
plant, and that unless she be and appear
before the Judge OF the Randolph Circai;
Court Oh the second day of the March
term OF said court, To be holien at the
court house in Winchester i'm saidicounty
and State, on the third Monday OF March.
leG2, that said complaint will be heard
and determined in her absence.
Witness, John b. Goodrich, CLERK of
said court and the seal thereof, at
Winchester this both day OF Nosem-
Der, lc6l.
JoHv Il. GooDEicH, Clerk
Nov. 20, le6l. r. G. {.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

John Browns Sharpshooters
have arrived at Leavenworth,
Kansas, and are now ready to
enter upon duty.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
Letter from Kentucky.
CAMP GRosE. KY, }
Nov. Is. 1861.

NOV. 10. 1901.
EDS. JoURNAL:-While | am
not otherwise engaged, | will
improve my leisure moments in
lettlngthe people of old Randolph
know that there is in the field
read tor service a Regiment that
is numbered the Seth Indiana
A large portion of that Regiment
is composed of the loyal citizens
of Randolph County. The Co.
commanded by s. @. Kearney is
represented by 62 of the Randolph
boys; that commanded by NJ. p.
Armstrong by Is more, Lesides
several in other companies Of the
Regiment.
And when my own County is SO
we'll represented IN the Both, ]
deem it to he ght that she should
have a credit attached to her ac-
count with the Government. For
this Regiment the little town oil
Fairview contributed abont 20
volunteers to go and fight the bat
ties of our country.
We are now encamped half a
mile from a small village on the
| Nashville s Louisville Railroad,
about 60 miles southeast of Lou
lsville. The 3fth Indiana is en-.
camped a few hundred yards
south OF us, and the 7th Kentucky
about the same distance to the
North of US, and a few miles
south of us is the 10th Indiana.
The 34th came to this camp first,
and hearing that our Regiment
was coming here also, they gave
the camp the mare OF Camp
Gross. and il any of the Colonies
deserved the honor Of having a
camp named after them, it is Col.
Grose. He is III out and out a
man, and can not be too highly
honored. He is liked by all the
mon Of the Regiment, except that
class which is opposed to law and
order, and let me say that in the
Goth there are as few such char
acters as in any other Regiment
that has left Indiana.
All the boys think great deal
Of our little Major, T. w. Ben
nett. | fear he will be killed in
: the first battle, for he is all fight.
| do not think he has an enemy
In camp.
We have Rev. o. V. Lemon
for our chaplain, who is the right
man in the right place.
: | have seen a great many slaves
since we came into this State.
There appears to be a strong feel
J ing in our favor here.
The 10th Indiana captured one
, secessio nist, about a mile from
! here and the 34th sent out some
! scouts yesterday, and last evening
they returned with two of Buck
ner's spies. To day Major Ben
nett went out with a squad OF
men on a scouting expedition and
when he returns he Will doubtless
give good account OF 1t.
It's bed time, and | will con
! conclude by saying that the S6ih
: intends to de, her share in dispell-
, ing Treason.
) Yours truly,
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State of Indiana,
Randolph County
IL rHE RANDOLPH CoNMoS PLEAs CoURT,
FEBRuARY TERN, 1852.


James Stephenson
VS. Complaint 10
Nancy Jane Stephen Foreclo.e
son, Osborn Ste Mortgage.
phenson, ct al
The plaintiff, by Brown & Monks. his
attorneys, files the affidavit OF compe.
tent person that said defendants are not
residents Of the State of Indiana M
tice l., therefore. hereby given 10 said
defendants. to.wit: Nancy J. Stephen
son. Osborn Stephenson. Charles Ste
phenson and Mamie Stephenson. of the
filing and pendency of said complaint To
foreclose mortgage, aud that unless they
be and appear personally before the Judge
OF said court on the second day of the
next term thereof, TO be held in and Tor
said County and State ~ the court house
in Winchester on Monday, the 18th day
OF February, lsG2, that said complaint
will be heard and determined in their alb
sence.
Witness, John b. Goodrich. Clerk of
said court, and the seal thereof, nj
Winchester, this 25th day of Novem.
Der, 1861.
JoHy r. GooDRIcn,
Nov. -, 1861. Clerk X. c. { L.
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\ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN

ThHt the undersigned has been appointed
OF the estate of Hannah
Harshmai.. deceased late OF Randolph CO.
Said estate i Supposed 10 b. solvent.
Joseph Marsh, Jr.
NOV. II. 1861. 3w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BN virtue 81 three executions to- me directed
from the Randolph Comm Pleas conrt. III
expose 1" -alc ~ the Corn House door. ~
WI chester. Randolph Count, Indiana ON abe
2lst day OF December, 1861,
Bstw cen the hours II 10 O'Clock a IN. and {
O'Clock p. ~. Of said day. the following real
estate. situated IN Randolph CO. Ind. TO Wit:
In lots No. two. in block No. two, in
lots M. three. 10 block NJ. three. TIL
K = bal OF ia-iot No, two ia block No
eight, and the West part Of ~ lot No six.
all OF siid lots IN the town oil Desrhall.
Also the sguth half OF south est quar-
ter of section six, township twenty, range
fourteen east.
Executed rs the properly OF Uriah
Pierce, at TIE suit Df The Fremont and
Indiana Railroad Company,
A. n. JENKINS,
Nov. 81. 1861. IfeeSS 59l Sh'fR. C.
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VOLUME 4

give il, and which now pertains I
to the Kansas soldier, then will
We march shou'd-r TO shoulder,
and victoriously, too, against the
enslavers and brutalizers Of men,
and against the traitors to the best
government on earth.
Soldiers, we have a command /
or on whose courage, skill and
kindness Of heart We may always
con6de. General Hunter has a
Kansas education he has suffer
ed with us because of Slavery,
and he will, | know, indorse the
policy have advocated tonight.
Il should be the business of
Congress, at its coming session,
70 adopt n law directing the Pres
ident of the United States, by
proclamation, to order the Rebel
States, within thirty or sixty days,
to lay down their arms and re-
turn TO their allegiance, or, in de-
fault thereof, declare every slave
free throughout their domains
So far as | am concerned, | hope
the Almighty will so direct the
hearts of the Rebels that, like
Pharaoh, they will persist in their
crime, and then we will invade
them, and strike the shackles
from every limb.
Provision, too, should be
made for settling the African in
Hsyti, Central or South Ameri-
ci, and let the race form a nation by
itself. Liberia has served a glo-
rious purpose in teaching the
world that these oppressed and
wretchcd people are capable OF
supporting themselves and OF
seli-govemment. | look upon
the republic of Liberia as the bud
yes, the full blown hope OF the
whole. Of Africa, and wish it
every encouragement and success.
But 1t is too many thousand miles
for us to transport four millions
ri slaves. This age has not the
time and patience requisite &c
such a task.
But our own continent has
room sufficient, with soil, eli
mate, and productions, suitable
for the accommodation of TIN:
people, who in the mysteries Of
providence have been throwf
among us. Transportation to the
places named may be made
practical reality. The good o.
both races require separation
Ages of oppression, Ignorance
and wrong, have made the Afri
can a being inferior in intellec'
and social attainments to the
Caucasian, and whilst togethel
we shall always have low, cring
ing servility on the one hand. anC
lordly domination on the other
1t is better for both parties tina
each enjoy the honors and re
sponsibilities of a nationality o
his own. In such an event on
common humanity would make
vast stride toward perfection.
As such proclamation Nigh
have the effect to liberate tn,
slaves of many loyal citizens,
would cheerfullv give my consen
TO have them paid out Of the ma
tional treasury for any loss thel
might sustain. Let us dare TO d.
right, trusting to the principle
that right makes might; and th'
great republic, once the wonce
of the world, will emerge from
these troubles purer, wealthie
and stronger than ever.
These are among the reasons
why freedom to all should be tn,
watchword OF the Kansas Brigad,
ani would TO God | could publisl
It throughout the army, aud tn,
whole nation. Let the. wind watt j
over the prairies of the West
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
American and Italian Marble


We are also engaged In making and furnish
ing Slate ko0fs NJ reasonable lrcrs. The 81
perioritA of Slate over all other material fo.
Roofing n too we'll established ~ require
argument IN it, favor. and Iho.e who intend
building will lind a>laie Roofio be the
Best and cheapest Root now In use
Estimates made"r any Information rclai'~o
20 the business cheerful. given b. addressing
or calllngon
u. +. HOFFMAN 4 CO,
nov 90 ". Winchester. Ind.
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I0TEsTERN COMMERCIAL

w NURSERIES,.
The Proprietor keeps constantly on
hand large and varied assortment of
Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Roses. Orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs, and all KINDS
of Nursery Products.
Responsible Agents wanted in every
County. Catalogues supplied free on APP
plication. Address
c. FLETCHER. ia,
nov % ly indianapolis. Ind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

The Rebels report their loss at
Leesburg to have been about 800
killed.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
DLANTER. CHAMPION,

CHARTER. BELLE. DEFIANCE. 70.
YER, HERALD and other patterns Of
Cooking Stoves of best quality, st
CoTToM'S STOVE STORE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

JUN y. N'DDDhICH,
Nov. -, 1861. Clerk r. e. & L.