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SMITH BROTHERS
p A l. E G II T. A NJ A L f.
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,

The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreYed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT AID HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
auested to call and examine our superior stock.
assured that they will find the BEST and PuREsT
ARTICLES.
We have at all times large stock ready for de-
livery. in whole, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE.
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS
SMITH & BROTHER. Brewers,
No. 1853 4 100 West 18th St, New York City.
Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed.
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ZEN Err AL OR DE r.

NAvT DKrARrMENf, December -, lss1.
IHg NAVY DERARTNENr mas . rendezvous for
shipping men ct each Of the following places!
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
poston ard New Bedford, Massachusetts.
New York.
Philsdelphis and Erie, Pennsylvania.
baltimore, MARYLAND; AM
wsshington, District Of Columbia.
eeAmen, ordinary se8men and landsmen who can
pass the nDqal surgeons examination. BY preseu &
Ing themselves &c the rendeqFous nearest their
residence, With an oficlAl certificate from the city
or town clerk aEnifyips that they are residents
and have expressed desire 70 leave 10 enter the
navy, will be reosived on the following terms:
Ling expenses.
%. An advance OF thsee months TO sesmen and
Ordinary seamen, and of fSo months TO iandsmen.
Sd. Formulation 20 leave an allotment of hslfpay
20 their families, to commence the date of their en-
listment
l.h. To 70 on board shlp IN their ordinary Clothes
where an outfit viii be furnished and charged a.
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ECO SEVENTH STREET. ECO
Army oFrI9 9ERs A NNS2 Ss9gNrRAcToRs

Just arrived 800 Windows of Sash. of all sizes,
spcb O. 2. 8, 3, 10 and II light sash, just
the thing for barracks, and for sale Cheap BY
Aren't for Northern Manufacturers,
No. $50 ftA 81, oypo Cester Mart aad IN the yea<
Of Myers Wfss, Liquor aad Ctsar Store.
de- Us eO2ws
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q l. y 3! LOA kSm
~ CT "A 81!
We have AZ last received the large assortment of
hsan pfu sty:e sleeve Cloaks. in Beaver, Treoo
and French Cloths. Ladies will plea.e cali early.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
ds l4-eO6t No. AZ Center Market Sbsce.
HEAVY WOOL BOSE, SHIRTS AND
III DRAWERS, and Army SHIRTS, at 323
Pc avenue, back room, or 355 ID street, between
eth and 10th. de If
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10Th
- day Of January. 1882 at II O'Clock m, for sup
plying the Government with BEEF CATTLE.
The Cstt to be delivered at Harrisburg. Cham
beIsbuTE, or Work, Pc IS soon after the 18th Gay
Of March, ls62, as the Government may direct The
Government Will receive under this contract 600
bee1, and reserve the ght 70 call for any addition
o. pumo Der up TO 10,Hn.
Each lot of Cate delivered shall average at
lssst $50 pounds Eross weight; and no animal
Will be recelvod wDich wsig Us less than eco pound
eros weight.
Government rezoryss to ltsef the right to pay In
Treasury notes, and to reject any bid for am
cause No bid will be entertained IN ess the bidder
II presen, to respond.
The bids 70 be directed 20 Maj. 4. BECKW'TH,
9. u. =. A., Washington %. O., and endorsed
Proposals for Beef"
FoRh OF Bill.
eminent good Beef Gait . on the hoof for 80 Der
hundred pounds gross weight The Cattle to be
delivered at -, according 70 The terms of the en-
closed adyer tisement. The Cattle TO be weighed
on the scales and the veg ut SO Determined 10 be
the purchase weight. hereby agree 70 give
good and sufficient bond for the fulfllment Of the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or other
Go government funds IN payment for the Cattle.
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SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, d. c.,
EMILE DUPRE,
$40 Pennsylvania AvESUB.

CINCINNATI, October %, 1861.
hereby certify that, in accordance with the
law regulating the sale OF Alcoholic Liquors In
the State Of Ohio, have inspected 8. n. PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL, and nnd st free from pol.
soaOus Impurities. also believe Il to possees
high medicinal properties, OF tonic and astrin-
gent charsotss.
Ia testimony whereof, witness my signature
this 18th dsy Of October, 1851
DAVID O'CONNELL, M. D.,
Chemical Inspector VI Alcoholic Liquors
for Hamilton county.
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PA 7 y a II II.
F. H Z " a II Il.
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DR.. LA BONITA

Cures al Venerial Diseases permanently and
quickly. without the use Of disgusting or poison
Gus drugs Of any kind.
No dieting or Interference with business.
Consultations free.
that my practoe 10 thar which 10 in use in al the
New York oity hospitals.
malls furnished,
Ladies With Whites and Diseases of the Womb
cured and saved consumpuve's grave by my
treatment.
There - nothing oSes,ivs or disasrssabl. IN any
part of the treatment.
All cures warranted, or money refurded.
Communications In writing, with return stamp,
promptly attended to.
Medicines for t. svelsrs and others packed with
full lpstruotIOns for use, and warranted.
Ohoe-ko om No; Wes Inston Building, Penn.
avenue and Seventh st., Washington, d. g.
de H-ly
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WATCHES.

"oLD AND aS sit SaEREfSSSsNt:l sH' SWISS
ieve nov on hand large stock of al the most
eelebfsted Watches, that am selling az the Very
ssn sslSes mat good and reliable time Keepers
gI ER u fn8rSea a; ana every description Of hne
soon % manufactured, and offered at the lowest
All d S96hs on ' s SSa s sSSS
kev9bveIs. Swords. Sashes, Belts, Bovis
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and man Mother
things useful and ornamental 81 33s PennsyKsnis
avenue unSD If n A Hflnn
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SILVER sgk svftSAst GIFTS
SILVER URNS,
SILVER ftREENs
SILVER BOWLS.
Slayer SPOONS and E0Rks,
Silver PITCHERsl WATERS,
Wlh great collection Of sn1dlIr cyficlss. 81 ia
BE for Bridal Girts
These goods are all OF our own manufacture, OF
the most elegant work manship ana frish, and Ne
do not believe. for variety and quantity, are sur
passed by any other collection in the country.
EPERGNES DIAMOND JEWELRY, FINE
For sale BY SAM'L KIRK & SONS,
l12 Baltimore st., Baltimore. Md.
Established 1917. de A-lTs
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1901 eoas. smoSs xnah are IL Rp Ann! sui-
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j. p. BARTHOLOw, y
wHoLHsALE AND RETAIL pBALxR ~
Hardware & Agricultural Implements

SsS SEvBNYH srRBIT,
Eelo,e Pa, aussxs, tcpps, East end Centre Md,ksf,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
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} ELEVENTH STREET.
T.. FISHER & BROTHERS,
E,R kCH CTE In eco ~ u u " G

TRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side Of New York, where
you can get q silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
lustre e0uol to new. MorlDoes, Delsines. and all
kinds OF Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken
apart.
Grape and other Shavls, Table Covers. and
Gent eman's Clothing, CLEANED in the best manner.
Leaving subs tance In the cloth TO injure 10 or
make II more easily TO soil.
N. B Goods will be sent TO Baltimore twice q
week, and return with like promptness.
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DIX. J0HNsONS REMEDY FOB ORGAN
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTBNtY.

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stlity sxAsisnt gsaysntss The sAietsd ar lIly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

James Buchanan, as President of the United
States, has given satisfaction TO but few people;
and recent Developments have demonstrated un-
mistikab'y that he has been not only the enemy
of the Government himself, but that he has ia
ken into aud retained in his Cabinet, so long as
they would remain, men who have openly avow-
ell themselves traitors TO the Union. Howell
Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury, Thompson,
Secretary Of the Interior, Floyd, Secretary OF
War, have all resigned because the President
would not openly avow himself in favor of Sc
cession General Cass, Secretary of State, re
signed because he would not take active and
efficient grounds against the Secessionists in
engtheniag the forts in South Carolina. II is
also reported that Elk Go, ernor Thomas, Secre-
tary of the Treasury in the plat, of Cobb, has
also resigned, but for what cause is not stated
Floyd resigned his post because the President re.
fused to order Mjor Anderson back TO Fer,
Mcultrie, and thereby Weld up public property to
South Carolina.
The telegraph reports from Washington say
that the President changes his mind every six
hours, and then fails to give satisfaction to all
parties. Poor old man, we should think his CUP
of sorrow was almost full.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

There is trouble in the new Confederacy about
money. One expedient resorted 10, to raise the
breeze, is levyng tax Of SIC on every slave in
the State. In addition to that the Banks have
been authorized to issue notes indefinitely without
reference to their redemption. They are erecting
batteries to prevent any reinforcements from
reaching Fort Sumter. They have taken posses.
sion Of Sullivan Island and the shores on each
ide.
Numerous inquiries have been autographed &c
Washington from Charleston to know If the Pre-
sident going to remove Major Anderson
Hostiliiies are expected nj once, whe, il is as
certained the President does not intend 10 order
Anderson back to Fort Moultrie
In the Convention yesterday, an ordinance wa.
passed defining treason. In addition TO former
definitions, il declares that levsing war against
State adhering and giving aid TO enemies, &c.
and is to be punished with death, without benefit
of clergy. The Convention likewise passed al
i ordinance appointing Commissioners to the othe
slave States, asking their cooperation.
There appears TO be less excitement at Charles
ton than formerly. The Commissioners at Wash
ington have demanded that Anderson be ordere,
back 10 Fort Meultrie, but that viii not be done
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

The .fflantie Monthly for January was receiv-
ed last week. The present, the first number of
the Seventh Volume, is more than usually attrac-
tive. The leading article, Washington City,"
is replete with good hits Paul Reyere's Ride,
II new and admirable production by Longiel.
low. The Question OF the Hour, is political
article 10y Prof. Lowell, which will commend IT,
self 10 large class Of readers. We think il
very fne-sppearing At the right timc. Higgin-
son. llazewell. and other eminent writers. have
articles in this number. The Professors Story,
as it draws near it, close, grows in interest. Mrs.
Stoves newnovol will he commenced in an early
number. " { have an arrangement by which we
can furnish the Atlantic to subscribers 10 the
Journal for two dollars year; otherwise address
Ticknor & Fields, l35 Westinghouse, Boston,
Mass inclosng 81, or - cents for a single num-
Der.
The publishers Of the Atlantic have recently
published Emerson's Conduct OF Life" which
though issued less than one month ago. the third
edition j. already almost exhausted. Those who
are acquainted with Mr. Emerson as an Author
with his quaintness aud originality, will be Ger
tain TO obtain this book at an early day. II is
snt to any part of the United States by the pub
fishers for one dollar
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
Our Cosnpromisc.

Thurow Weed. Crittenden, Corvin, Douglas,
Dcfrees. &c., have all proposed compromises to
harmonic and adjust, the present difficulties be
tween the North and the South. As they have
all failed OF success, We are halfway inclined to
submit one which will be fully satisfactory TO
Us. and bv which We will faithfully abide, if nc
cept,d:
Whereas. the South justly complains that the
Nsrth cnt,rtains profound hatred and dislike
to her institution of slavery, aud has publicly
laborcd to bring il into discpute and disgrace;
now,
Therefore Resolved, That We cordially invite
Southern mcn of all CLASSES and professions, To
use al the means within their reach, by the pull
pi, or rostrum, whether in the South or North,
to attack our form OF Free Society, or any of its
institut ons Of Industry, Art. Science, or Reli-
gion. We care not whether it be our system OF
Free Schools or the right and duty of the white
man to cultivate the soil without slave labor
and that We stand hereby solcmnly pledged to
quietly abide hy and tamely ubmt TO any dis
grace or olium they may bring upon US or ouI
/ institutions.
! Resolved, That tie Constitution Of the United
States be so amended : to compel the Southern
States % return to their homes in the North al
filthy operatives, greasy mechanics and small
/ fsted farmers" who shall runaway to the South
ern States and demand the protection and bless
/ ing Of slavery. This amendment to offset the
provision of the Constitution which requires The
North to deliver up Fusitves; and it Is expressl,
stipulated that as many Fugiti' es sh al be return
ed to the South as the South returns ''flthy ope
ratives. greasy mechanics and small fsted farm
ers," and no more.
1t is further positively agreed, That in all ter
ritory We may hereafter acquire, either by treaty
conquest, purchase, robbery, no class of Der
SONS shall be enslaved therein except by thei
consent, save punishment for crime, the part.
always to be entitled to a trial by jury.
respectfully submit this plan Of adjustmon
to the Pacifica,ion Committee of thirty three
and if they fail favorably to consider it, We mop
that Gov. Jere. Smith and his Legislature ma
take il into consideration.
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4 Few Words 10 Our Patrons.

You can form pretty good idea of the char
acter Of the Journal in the future and also Of
the amount Of reading that may hereafter bs
found in its columns by thcpresent number. We
hope YOU will all renew your subscriptions. W.
shall spare no pains to make the paper worthy OIL
your support.
Unless otherwise directed. We shall continue
TO send you the Journal If YOU do not want II
we expect you to notify o. the fact.
Before you determine to discontinue your pa
per- ask you to read this number carefully
and Won viii dnnl,ilcs. be dis.naded.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
PROCLAIM a,ior of the independence Of
Z NFOIIIiI-
TxE-Criv- DEPARTMENT.

Charleston, :. c, Dee. ~, lctO. \
b His Exeellency FRANCIS W. PICkENS,
Governor and Commander in Chief in and over
the State of South Carolina:
WHrsr,s, The good people Of this State in
Convention assembled, by an Ordinance, unani-
m,Cs'v adopted and ratified, on the Twentieth
day OF Dece nb,r. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, repealed an
Ordnance of the people of this State, adopted
on The Twenty-:hird day of May, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty
eight, AID have thereby dissolved the Union be-
tween the State OF South Carolina and other
Sta;es. under the name of the United States of
America:
!. therefore, as Governor and Commander-in'
Chief. in and over the State Of South Carolina J..
81 virtue Of authority in me vested, do hereby
sr.claim to the world that this State il, ne she
hss right - DC, separate. sovereign, free and
Independent State; and. Is such, has right 70
levs sar, conclude peace, negotiate treaties.
leagues, or coy enants. and To do all acts whatso
ever tnat arYertain TO free and independent
State
Given under INV hand and The seal of the
STATE, NJ Charleston, this Twenty fourth day of
December. in the year II our Lord one thousand
'ish, hunirei and six:s. and ia the eighty-ffth
"" Of the Sovereignty and independence OF
:. lt5 t4solius.
4 " pssxr~.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

BEAUTIFUL HAlR.-This is one of the
greatest ornaments which man or woman could
boast of. splendid head of hair, luxuriance
OF hair, II it he in high state of health glossy
and thick, no matter what its color be so that il is
natural, Is an attraction that will not escape the
envy of those who are bald, and gray hair is un-
natural I'LL one is in the neighborhood of four
score and ten; short ofthat it is a disease We
would remedy this disease and in what way7
How could we restore gray hair to its original
health? Use Professor Woods Hair Restora-
tive, for sale at all the drug stores it RESTORES
the hair, il restores its health, and when that is
reproduced its beauty, its original color, its
luxuriance and CLOSE is sure to follow. Woods
Restorative is the only valuable hair nre,,ro,;o,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

Since our recollection, John Quincy Adams
presented a petition to Congress praying for a
dissolution of the Union, and asked that it be
referred. This petition was signed by few citi-
zens of Haverhill, Mass, and sent to Congress
in order to bring TO ders on the threats of dis
union of the South that was at that time being
made. The excitement consequent upon the
presentation of this petition immense, and
especially among the Southern members from
South Carolina. And Henry A. Wise, of Vir-
ginia, was not wanting in love for the Union at
that time, and the papers reported him as losing
his usual equanlmity on that occasion. But now
the tables have turned Those who were then
in favor of expelling Mr. Adams for presenting
petition whose prayer he opposed, are now pass
ing Secession Ordinances. So great was the OK
citement in Congress at the time Of the present
alton of this petition that it WAS thought advisa-
6le to adjourn at once. But now Southern Sena-
tors and Representative stand up in the Halls
of Congress and make disuuion speeches by the
day, and galleries packed by Southern people
respond with uproarous applause. The times
have changed, and so have these Southern peo-
rlc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
What are Yon Going To Do!

We are frequently asked this question by those
who look tremblingly upon the present phase of
affairs. The platform of principles adopted at
Chicago was much 10 our liking, and the election
OF Abraham Lincoln az the representative OF
these principles was legal and constitutional
act. We believe that he is not only an able but
an honest man; that he i wise and patriotic;
that he i a true friend of the Union and the
Constitution; that he was elected the repre-
sentative of one leading idea the freedom OF
the Territories, the exclusion of negro slavery.
We believe he will to everything that he can,
constitutionally. - make good the platform OF
principles on which he was elected. The par
ticular policy which may have to be adopted to
secure the main object of his election may have
to be- and doubtless viii be, governed by the cir
cumstancos which may arise, or may have arisen,
at the time the question of exclusion of slavery
from the Federal domain has to be acted upon.
But that policy which shall be torcshadowed by
the recently elected President in his Inaugural,
shall be defended by us, and should be by every
Republican,.
In the present excited state of the country
there should he no division in our ranks The
Constitution and recdom should he our watch
word; adhering faithfully to the former and true
to the interest of the latter, shall be viEdca-
ted to the satisfaction of all discerning, intclli
gent men. There can be no excuse or apolog,
Cor retreating or backing down. What we have
done as party, was not only lawful but right
What we shall do will so to the people for THEN
approval or cond, mnation. Ii wrong, the people
can right it at the ballot box. II right, il viii
stind the fire.