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~ rios. n. kEESEE, Asc,ionser,
tDttice corner OF i2th and Cary sts

~ THOS. H. kEESEE, Asc.ionsu,
tottce corner OF i2.h and Cary sts
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF ELE.
N CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, PIANO, GARBAGE AND
HORSES, AND COWS, AT AUCTION As
idmustfat IT 81 Charles b. Hill, deed shall on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th. ct 10 o'clock A. NJ n
hia iste residence, IN 18Th street. beiwsen Broad
and Grsce, proceed to sci! TIE above JARED Der.
Hnai property. Besides other articles are the kd.
lowing:
A very fine and costiy PIANO
Two beautiful snd large CARPETS-ons Velvet
aud enc Brus els.
o. Two eiegsn Rose wood TETEATETEB.
A large and costly MI<POS
Roar msgninoer; Brock atel!e CURTAINS. COB.
NfCtiS &c.
I've Mahogany TET'E.A AFE5
One Walnut ETTEGRE.
five large and elegant ENGRAVINGA
Rosewood an: Mahogany CHAIRS
EEDSTEADS. BEDS, BEDDING.
WARDRoBkS, &c.
Also
One CARRIAdE and H AKNEsS.
Two carriage HOR rs
Two fine MIi,H COWS.
AL The Furniture Is new and in perfect ORDER Pei.
sons VIII do well TO call aud examine this elegant
Furniture, which they can do any dav heso,s h
a,-for all sums under 90 cash: for al
.unle OF 500 and over, months credit: the pur.
chaser giving negotiable nots, with acprovad en-.
dorsameht, aud with interest added.
TH0s. J. EVANS.
Admir- Of Chss. b. Hill decd
Sale conducted By THos. W. KELsEg. Auct
oc9
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Ssricrs Kinf

NV YORK, Oct. "a serious riot occurred
at Hudson City on Saturday night, between
the Barney Rifles, quartered at the IT, ). Ar
sena'. and three hundred citizens, which i, ia
feared, will lead TO serious results num-
Der of persons were seriously injured, includ.
ing the Mayor
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A British Officer Under Arrest.

DErRoIT, Oct. "A special dispatch 10 the
Free Press from Toronto, Canada states that
Colonel Rankin, a member of Parliament
was lately authorized by the United States
Government TIC raise a regiment of lancers
Colonel Rankin was arrested yesterday for
acting in violation OF the laws OF neutrality
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FUTURE DAYS.
= = = = :
W GODDLN + APPERSON, Anctioneeys.

TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, On THE NORTH SIDE or
iARSH ALL, BETWEEN lsr AND ADAMS
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
v u GO sold at auction, the premisce, on
iao RSDA1 Afternoon, nth Oct, 1861, at (
o'clock, two very valuable Lots, Ice It a. ab W.
'ach fronting % seet, running back ST feet to n
vide alley. and adjoining the west the new b,iek
iwelli"g Of Mr.. E. + Ragland
tERHs.-One- fourth cash Balance AZ 4, 8, and
i2 months, for negotiable notes. interest adj led and
title retaineG till last nota ia paid
&C u GODDfE & APPER9ON Aucts,
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BY Z. B. COOK. Auetionsev.

DECElEER'S SALE OF SIX SUPERB
! T-OCTAFE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT
AuCTlON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY. 18th in
fens' at II O'Clock A.. ut the Piano Warehouse
atfiy occupied by Nathaniel Csrusi, on Broad, b.
-reea Sth and oth streets,
SIX SUPERB,
ENTIRELY NEW
7-OCTAvE
+ 1 a N D 8 J..
In Rosewood eases
elegantly flushed and said to be of superior tona
ne above instruments are OF the manufacture II
LIGEr& BRADBURY and CHICKFRISs
Amongst them is one valued at 81. 600: M slso
7ne OF the Boudoir style. manufactured By Chick.
eri!S
s.ie positive, aid without reserve.
Persons wanting a vcOd instrument would DO
FVeH 10 attend. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Receiver = | District.
ssla conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct'r
cc II
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ARdE SALE OF SEAS ABLH
i READY MADE CLOTHING, ROOTS.
SHOES, HATS, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. will sell a.
ny store, large assortment OF READY.MADH
CLOTHING, consisting Of
Snp".'"r Cle;h, Cashmere, aud ether Over
Goats.
CsFsiiAere, Sane.. and Csssinet Psp,s
C'oth, Cashmere, aud silk Vests
SHIRTS Collars, and Handke rchiefs,
Snspenders, &c.
Together with many other articles Ia the Furnish.
ing line.
AI.S0--l5 to 20 casss mems women's. and chill,
dren Boots, Shoes, and CATERS Hats, Caps &C.
&C - f. b COOK, Auct'r,
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{ NAIiiOH.-navi3g been placed in posses-
~ sioH OF conclusive evidence sast many ois.
honest persons have been. and ARE now engaged In
stealing Oysters from the large aud vsinab beds
OF planted Oysters. in the rivers within the dls
trict Of Receivers H'sRY l.. BROOKE, of Rich.
moud, JOHN L TG.scIs, Of Norfolk, and w A !.
AaUhY, Of frederlcksbrrg said beds o, Oysters
bsirH the property Of alec ene,,aies and N s.ch
Liable - seques,saiicn, hereby causIoa all ~ r.
sons that every act of robbery treepass or depre.
daton upon sid Property, win BE- proset ut.d with
tie nsniest rigor snd severity. Until agents are
appointed 10 tske charge Of tho property In au.s.
ton respectfully invoke for II tie protection Of
all honest citizens Resident upon and near the rivee
within the districts Aforesaid Peysoas furnishing
Information which may lcsd to the conviction Of
those who have been nesing said properly. viii b
literally rewarded. +. II. ASLETT
DC l2-c3ssw2t C.S District Attorney.
NOTICE The EsbscriA or ctless for ra.s de
IN PLANTATION on which he rssid~s. siiuate 4
directly on The W. 4 u. h Il near Ference, b.
land $50 Of which il cleared sn undsr eusivssios.
the res. IL well ta5syed. The location IA health y
And the improvements exceiient--s large dweilisr.
house, vel. nni'hcd with III necessary out6atl4
ings, rev fenc'ngs. gardens. orehasdx &c,
ALSO---A PLANTATION aituSted n he Wese-
ern dat let of Tennessee, Ia Madison ecuaty sh. at
three nsiis frsn the town Of jackson. Tsis Pian-
ission eo.,Ains i.26o sesss Of prime lsads. 80
two-rory dwsllipghouss end necessary sst-balil.
iags, two tins spFingA tseAsfdA - - nassh9
Information apply 70 The sahscsiAss. = xlenefA =
Q. I've l4-.nsl JOAN 9. 49,
NOTlCE-Thb Il - lAkoen ~ peroooe AoNin9
IN IN their posnssson buls leaned ~ NJ soaae4
srhA southern Savings tsrks" tAA1 tkey -
hereby recalled, and will b. rcdexIned n weeeovup
sssus presented having given then the nauna O.
. The soufhern savings bash,e noa hnswano Slego
was anch an Institution sn tbs city Il nieAMNe4
RO d. LINZ
o. ia-si RS VEST
- flarIcR Fl m Hxu So1M q s.,
Riohmoa4 (let ~, ln0 ".
TIN OBHTRUOTIuN0O ~ YhGinA
md Tenn<eese 1alIeeoA &oosa1 t0416 -
tfcxhst1 hAving hesa ro0eve4 - yr1h14N &lln614
1esstetnse. - lQo1le1
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/" AN TIE D-For tho Cove, nor's Noun,ed
~ tuafd twenty CORD, able aud reliable
MEN. to sagsiy the place Of msmber. who hsv.
osen dsssu,sa. sans bas steh a. can come vel
reconuie1ded viii be ,acssvAd Those who are
ueaois N fEsaLh their ava. horses. win be fnr
nished with teen. $50
=, a ,,sos ng soE. HORSE ssHoER, and two
As viii suit, good wages win be sivtn Apply to
n LIEUT.. j.. BOSsIEUx,
Goysraors Mounts sd Guard
oc ~ no 20 Main street.
OFFICE OF r. II. MAURY q COT
tfSDER Sr. CHARTS HOrEt I
NyANTED-GoLD AND SILVER CON-,
w for which tbs highest rate OF premium viii
be paid.
VIRGINIA STATE SKIES, REGISTERED;
do COUPON BONDS;
North CAROLINA COUPON BONDS;
CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS AND RE.
w IMMEDIATELY
Three or foar eaca
PAETALUON
coon woRKAEs
oci.-sa BEERS & PoINDnxTER.
w N 7 T & q Coon
|. jooaNEYuAN 3AKER.
Oip DoxISroK SALOON.
9th street Richmond Va.
OF It's WIN yooap
fE/ ANTED-tvo - % L and ShUEnia
w kEkS TO work Drc.uss : also 50 /,
work on tine Boots and Shoes Also 10 FIT7,tRS
apply AT the Richmond Boot and Shoe Far.ory
corner Of Cary and 18th SITS +, over Mcssrs Barks
dale (; Brothers. DC I4-ts
M ANIED-A WHITE NunoE, " tn gooo
w recommendations. Apply NJ WIN. A.
COCkE'S. On Leigh street, between 81 and sd
loai IN door from 3d. loft hand eide. Apply iinlGe
iiateiT. &c
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN. Aucf,,


HoUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
i TURE AT AUCTION At the resltsncs
of The late Mrs. Maria l. Freeman on the Y. River
Railroad near the Powder Magazine xiu sell ct
aetion- for CASH ell the Furniture Of the daceased
con Ssting OF Sidehoards; Rur aus; Feather
.efis with Be'iding, and Bedstea.ls Mahogany
Dining Ta3e; Cnne-Sest Chairs and Rocker; Clock,
Cupboard; Dipser-wAre &c
The sale will he plscs on TUESDAY 18th in.
s.n. ~ 10 O'Clock 4. 81, {ie fair: u net, the next
fair day)
uy order Of the Legs.ees.
oc ie RCaUTHORN Arr..r
- EE9EAET'S SALE.-S i'll o.. s,,i,, on = M
y DAY, The 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock
:. IL. az tho store on Cary, betw cen Virginia and
isfh ssrces, one large Iron Safe; one pa;ent Bal.
ance; Writing Desk; Letter. Press; 2 Countpa-
room De'Ns; iot Bins; Wafer Cooler; Ward
o0e; L locking Glass; | Bedsteaf aud Mattress
H'.s!4stand, Ever. aud Rain; Safe: Churn; 1
Lounge: = lot Of Plank, and sapdry 9TH articles,
% SATISFY q distress warrant in favor of Ann 4.
Wright s.gans: l.. !. Walker
THOMAS L.. DUDLEY,
oc It'd Sevgt. City Richmond.
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w lMMEDIATELY-
90 practical HATTERS
Pie hshest prices and constant omp,o yrs,,t given
TO competent Hcfkp,eu Apply II
MOORE 4; HAYWARD
81 Man street. ii pefeon
Or by niaii "Box ~" Richmond Pest Office.
oc 4--6t+
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Prom Washington.

r q lriradter General L.oTing.
(. l.. STBvBSsos, a. Ger
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NTANIED-IO RE.NT-A HOUSE, vii
W I've or SIX rooms, kitchen. servants room.
&C, within ten or fifteen mnutes walk OF the Ar.
mo'y. Address y. - Box "lGT5" Z. o.
o. Il--ct*
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NTANTED-AE II q Confederate st.,tps ar
w mory. IN this City. twin y ATTERN
MAKERS sra fonr sood SMITHS Apply &c
Mr. SATAos ADAss, Asster Arnorsr ut the ar.
clGry Satisfactory reference required.
oH 12--ot IA&. L. HIltsrON 9lnt.
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A A N TED ~ Wish ous hundrva NE.
wv 9kOkS. nasrs or lea, 70 pus on plsnta-
ton fully improved to grow cotton. psoposs Il.
nishins tbs Negroes. y may s. asrssd upon. Al
dress BLAKE,
Vieksbarg, Mius.
Refer to g. e. wortham 4 Co. Mchmoud
Payne, Huntington 4 Co.. New Orleans.
Oc 2--am
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NfANTED.--A sentielnan. OF three ,esra
w experience IN TEACHING. deslrss IAN.
u4Y SCHOOL in the city. or In An azjassat soan
". Testimonials - y Character xnd scholarship
wiz be produced Thorough lnssruction 10 T.ssi,
Greek and French; also. ~ Of the branches usuallv
taught IN classical schools. Address,
b. ". BA0BY.
e Mimi HlAhmnni a n
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N ANTED ~ wish 20 puTchaS. 81 tons Of
w Old CAST SCRAP IRON sue. a, stoves
o. othsr old castings, fur with | will pay the
highest market price. WI. Il. COOK,
Oe !Nt.' Eorn.lry On j, p, nn.r NJ,
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M HNTED-l w!ah te hire for tbs baisnce Of
w she yaar, 8 No. COOk and WASHER for
4 snisll family.
ALSO--A colored BOY, 20 work in store. An
ply 10 GATES & PRiTCHAKD,
&C i&-3tf Cor. 23th snj l?rosd sta
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W ANTED--TO BUY OR LEASE-A s,ssl,
W FARM near Richmond. Address al Xiv.
sale, Westmoieland county, Vs., (s.a.ing terms.
size and iocatsou,) JOHN u. TAYLOR.
DC <-Qtk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

Barbour county, Alabama, has eleven
companies in the field, numbering 1900
men.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

II is said Mcclellan runs ont a 'el,.
graph wire AZ he advances, and is in
constant communication with Patterson
and Washington That wire should be
cut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

Accounts from France states that fol
the last ten years the vino ards nevel
looked finer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
NOTICE

Is HEREBY given that George l.. HIN,
l Wsm Woodson, Sr., and e. c.. Coppage have
been commissioned, and have each duly qualified
As Notary Pnblics in and for Harrison county.
GEORGE LANE, Ch,e' Jr1a,ce.
July r. 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

I w % the best improved lots in Marshall,
~ oiislh'y situated. and with two Of the fines,
wells IN The place II has on ii a good dwelling,
ngood Kitchen well house, bath house stable
ana cr'D, buggy house &c For further partc-
ulars enquire o.
q u. GREGG 4 co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

Owing TO the unprecedented scarcity OF for
A., through this section OF country, and the hish
price, therefor, the froprletors Of tbs LIN.
deem it absolutely essential to protect Their own
~ well ns the interest of the Government. ~
the Pos, Oa''e Department. to raise the price
of fare on lhis line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

make the most approved stitch that human ingenuity
has ever invented, II being the most na.ormaly ~
both sides OF the fabric, and there !. no los
gee room for oavil nine enths Of the Clothing 40
Shoes sold In New Orleans IL made on thu. mach.pr.
and they used In preference TO all other after .
fair trial, ~ the largest and most fashionable Dress
making establishments in New Orleans.
They used a. all the large Hotels In New Orleans
and at the principal Boarding Houses also, by large
portion OF thc Tsiors and Shoemaker, and la hun
dreds of private families and have given universal
satisfaction.
The public will bear in mind that Singers Machines
sold upon trial II desired with any aud ali 9th
machines and Ia the trials that have been made In
this city IN nineteen cases cut of twenty they have
been Kept and the other returned.
The price of Singers Sewing Machines has been
GREATLY REDUCED,
and the best Machine is only 400 and tho tables
IRON six 70 twelve dollars with cover and lock 1l1
WALTER BENNETT, AGHSr.
III Canal St, New Orleans.
Aprl.7, les,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
FOREST TRI-WEEkLY
MAIL, STAGE IL y T.,

FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON bAlS"kR'
FIELD MOUNT PLEASANT, AND CLARhs'
WILLIE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

j. T.. PHELPS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

The annual prospectus Of this gem of the lit
erary Press appears in another column It's
stories, carefully sritten and beautifully iliustra-
ted, are supplied in 50 proluse quantity, that
the World, We believe. has never seen anything
to compare, in cbeapness and elegance, with this
splendid publication. If the MERCURY gave but
one part of its story weekly, aud no other mat
ter, il would be miracle Of eheapness; bns when
We cast our eyes over all its other stories, serial
and complete, and all the varied matters of the
MERcuKY, il astonshes ~, and, il we did not see
the vast quantity OF the choicest and most ex-
pensive of each weekly issue, we should doubt
possibility Of such rare perfection in literary
journalism being attained. Away, then, with
'sthe cheap and nasty gift" papers, and those OF
mushroom growth and no stability We recon-
mend to all, the NEW York MERcuRy; subscri.
bing for il, is better than investment in an
established savings bank; there is no danger OF
It's breaking or "going to smash" and you re-
ceive compound interest for your money.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17
h.f.v'S.IA ME ETk.t'G.
Country People. Read!

We gave notice lat week that on next Friday.
~ . o'clock, p M. there would be q meeting hchl
at the Court House sor tho purpose Of raising
means AMI clothing for the suffering in Kansas.
The people Ia town have already collected to.
gc'her a considerable quantity Of clothing aud
hope they M, be- johicd hy the country folks In
this enterprise Of mercy. We learn nom phi.
,aic letter from kansas. which We we're permit.
TED d read. that contributions Of tha, kind arc
much needcl md ,cts acceptable. The Express
Companies carry whatever may be donated AMI
ferwardc, for The relief of the suffering Ia that
Territory. tree Of charge. A Committee IN
Kansas viii distribute whatever Is sent. ffco OF
charge shall lherr bc a large mocung'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

First, Brother Montgomery, Of the Jay II

First, Brother Montgomery, of the Jay Torch
Light. notices US in the following manner:
The Randolph county Journal comes to us in
an entire new dress, and with the name of LIZ
oxIDAs DrSEs. as co-partner with Il. F. DIccs.
and as Local Editor. The Journal has a large
amount Of reading matter now, and deserves
liberal patronage We wish Mr.. DYvEs abund
ant pleasure anu profit in his new situation.
And next, the Richmond JefersoHian, one of
the neatest exchanges which makes its appear
snce at our Office, speaks Of Us in this wise:
- Tie Randolph County journal comes to
hand this week in a new dress, and presents
neat AMI handsome appearance. Nr. DIcCs has
associated with him our young friend, L. G,
DYSEs, Ahs has taken charge OF the loc.d de-
partment. LoS. gets up very credltable Go
eel, and if hs dess't allow his feelings to go
yercomer him, will become quite addition to
that DEPARTMENT of the pager. By the way, there
is, something ABOUT the Journal that looks sry
familiar TO our eye. We presume that FRANK,
not being satisfied with running Ollie out, turn
ed round and bought him out. At all events. we
wish the Journal success in every thing but its
politics, which to Us, most odiOus and abOrai-
nable.
We are not in the habit of betting but we
rriH bet our old hat that our old friend, WILL
r. CoTroM, who by the way, IS one of the first
localzers in the State is the author of the above
notice, and return him many thanks for the
same, wishing him at the same time much pleas.
ure and profit in his new situation-losal Editor
of the Richmond Jeffersonian.
No, friend CorToM, we riH not allow our feel
ings to "oversome' US in our new "sit," and ad-
wise you to guard yourself in the same particular
: w have heard it said that Richmond IS q fast
place for young men Of your. When You
feel that you are in danger, just get a "team'
and come buggy riding to Winchester
when We shall be most happy to give you further
counsel. In order that the road from Richmond
here may look natural, we suggest that you come
the trip after night, and further that you imagine
one Capt D seated beside you. al right, WILL
And then the Iietoa Republican gives US the
following short though good notice, ior which
we arc very thankful, Bro. MoNr.
- The Randolph Journal comes to us This
week greatly improved in appearance. Ali right
Bros. Digs Is Dynes.
To others who may have given US kindly no.
ticcs we return many thanks.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

The following & nh extract nom ielter written by
the Rev. }. $. Hoime Pastofof the Pierrcpon Strcc
Baptist Church. BROOKLYN, New York, 10 the ''Joura
and Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, aud speaks volumes
favor OF that world renowned medicine, Mrs. Ni>s-
Lows sooruso Svsrr .eR CHILDREN TxrrmNg;
We see an Advertisement la Your columns II Mrs.
NlnsON = Soothing syrup NON We ueversaid word
iu favor 81 patent medicine before our Ito but We
feel compelled to say 90 your readers that this II
humhug-vt HANE 1nltn az, AM KNOW rIo HE All ~
CLAIMS 10 T. probably one ~ the most successful med
icuerof the LAY. because II Is Of the best. Aud
those ~ unr renders who have babies can't do better
than to lay ia supply. u3 l,l
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

The Palmer House, Indianapolis, Is JUS, the
place for you % stop whcu visiting that city
We guarantee you kind treatment BY the land.
lord and al others connected with this house.
The table is always filed with the best the mar
let affords. Besides all this. il is desirable to
many o. procure lodging near the centre Of the
city. This hotel : hut short distance from s;e
rtate House. We hope our readers will stop at
the Palmer wien ssitag ne Capital, a many Of
them are nov doing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17
SHERIrF's SALE.

ny virtue ~ decree nr.t execution 20 me directed
from The >asdairh Common Pleas Court, viii expose
% sale u the Court House dsnr la Winchester,
Randolph county, indians. nthe
sfH nAf OF FEBRUARY .'l-fi.
between Tie hours ~ 10 O'clock y ". aud O'Clock
y. ~ &c aid dss. tie following rl estate, situated
in Raudalfh County Indiana, a. wit;
Connenenr a tie north west corner ~ in-l0l num-
Der hrcr, IN The east wont q the town ofWtneheser
ca Main and Washington streets tom thence raunins
south hieae Main street iweri, foar feet anf eight
inches. fgm thence SIXTY feet, from thence soath
tNcnt, -four feet ard i've inches from fhcncr RAINING
east 90 The ALLY The cast side 81 sai lot, from ihence
north O. tito northeast corner Of said ioi number three
on Washington street, and from Whence vest along
Washington street the ncrta Nss corner Of said lnl
numhe threc - liz place 81 tcgtnni ~
tNrHctrd thc property u Solomon luuker, al the
suit Il john ". Ellis. q al.
A. u. JENKINS,
Jan. T., ISL. Zee SfNu. Sk'aR.C.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

The Indianapolis Daily JOURNAL comes to Us
nov IN an enlarged form. The enlargement il
not intended to be permanent, but to continue
through the session OF the General Assembly.
Besides giving fun proceedings Of tho Lcsisla-
ture Il Is aow enabled to give a much larger
amount Of other Interesting and important news
than Il las heretofore. Every Republican In
Winchester should tahe the Session journal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

1rsr rcaifsiits- - A sxalF1 ENVELOPE.
ikt frNE on Or Nature. rer - -. ani R..iissl
S"te ~ Si.fn,HbiffT,r ~ fwlrs1 = Akncss. ssAaai
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

.z~Thc state noarl Of Aeries,urc which
met al indianapolis on has, Friday, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President. u. I, Holloway, of wsyuc
Vice President. J. ID. Williams, OF Knox.
Secretary. ". +. Dennis Of Wayne.
Treasurer. Horace A. Fletcher. OF Marion.
General Superintendent. J. l.. Bradley, Of
Johnson.
We are glad To know that Mr.. Holloway has
been chosen President, fall, believing that his
superior Tor that position could not have been
found IN the state.
We might say the same With equal ,ruihGulness
of Mr.. Dennis.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

Every body should attend the Relief meeting
to be held at the Court House to morrow. There
Is no doubt but that there is intense suffering
among the people of Kansas. and our people here
should DO share toward relieving IL. We nope
20 sec handsome amount Of money contributed.
Remember the time-TOL MORROW, (sriday,)
? o'clock, p. n, at which time the bell will be