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The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of David l.. Essex, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the above named estate to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims against
David l.. Essex deceased, TO exhibit the same,
with the ncce suy vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication of this notice 10 the
undersigned at his ofiice at Red Dog. Nevada
Co. FRANKLIN ENNIS, Admr.
of the Estate of David ,. Essex, deed.
Nevada, Feb. 18th. '6l.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
Notice to Creditors,
Estate Of G. B. Zaf, deceased.

Estate of G. B. Zaf, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersign-
ed, Administrator of the above named estate,
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against &. B. Zaf deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months from the first publication OF this
notice to the undersigned at Red Dog, Nevada
County. j. p. BOURkE, Admr.
of the estate of G. i. Zaf, deceased.
NeYala Mar Ist 'GI.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
Candidate for the Post Office

hereby give notice that l am about to make
an application for the Post Office in this city, and
if successful, intend to keep the office open from
61s to o'clock p. NJ. for the accommodation of
working men like myself s IT. n ATES -
Nevada Dec q, 1850.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

srx.roR DOUGLAS has introduced new fu-
pitiye slave law, which provides for giving tie
slaye a trial after capture, in the State whence
he fed and it also authorizes the owner OF any
fugitive slave, when through violence or intiml
d.e;on he cannot be recovered, to sue for his
re :, the Court of Claims, and recover the
same from the United States; and it repeals the
ohnoxio,:s features of the present laws on that
.,,b;ect WHICH relate to harboring or protecting
such Tunaways,
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
DIED.
NEW TODAY.

Ink, Paper, Cards, dc.
SO Clay Street, above Sansome,
J. b. PAINTER) San Francisco
j. VI. PAINTER
4. Z. PAINTER Offices fitted out with dispatch.
DIR. w. w. WARD has located in San
Francisco, where he devotes himself exclusively
to diseases of the throat and air passages among
which, are Laryn@atis, bronchitis, Group, Hoop
ing cough, Asthma, Clergymen's sore throat,
loss of voice, liberated throat, etc, etc. His
treatment is that of Topical Medication, as prac-
ticed by Trosseau, Brettoneau and Guersant of
Paris by Professor Watson Of the University of
Glasgow, Professor of the Ednburg University,
by Doctors Hastings, Cotton and Allison of Lon
don, and Horace Green, Professor of the theory
and practice of the Medicine in the Medical Col
lege of New York, to whom the honor of being
the first to prescribe and employ Topical Medica-
tion is justly due, and of which the commission
appointed by the Academy of Paris to investigate
its merits declare to be '.a therapeutic conquest
of great Importance" SO certain and salutary
are the effects of Topical Medication, that for
safety and efficacy of action, no known remedial
measures compare with it. curative i'm
precision is at once established in all diseases of
the above character.
9C3Dr. Wards office is on Bush street. opposite
DR.. Scott's church. marlis}m
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
MATTESON & SAMUEL'S
Water Power Derrick

NTATTESON6 & SA1IUELS have erected
lVl a shop on Deer Creek below the Fonndr,o
and have associated themselves in the business Of
making
Hatteson q San'ueFs Water-pomer Derrick
The Water power can be easily adanted m tho
common hand Derrick, to windlassino, and saw
Mills Al kinds of Machinery can be run with
They are prepared TO make machinery of all
KINDS, Sheet Iron Hose, Trip hooks of new
construction, making and setting artificial saw
teeth to circular saws etc
They are also prepared to do all kinds of Con-
persmithing, Blacksmithng, Iron Turning ETC.
Jobbing in their line done-at the shortest notice
95~Orders for Water Derricks from abroad
promptly attended to.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
+. 4. MATTESON.
jan1Sm3 GEO. SAMUEIS
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

PIcruREs-We have received from H. H.
Bancroft & Co., of San Francisco, two elegant
engrayings published by the Cosmopolitan Art
Association =" Shakespeare and his friends, and
the "village Blacksmith" The merits OF these
pictures have been thoroughly canvassed by al
most eyery BODY in town.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

FREE NEGROES IN ALABANA.-The Senate of
Alabama has passed bill requiring all free me-
grocs to leave that State by the 1st of January.
1862 or in default be sold into slavery.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

The STAMP TAX UScoSsrrTUTIoNAL.-Ihe
Supreme Court of the United States has declared
the Stamp act of this State unconstitutional. A
source Of revenue to the State is thus dried up
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

j. c. PELroS has been appointed by Gov
Downcy, trustee of the State Reform School
at Marysville, in place of II. S. Foushee, lately
daceased
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

GOV. FoorE writes to the Louisville Journal
that he is not the whole hog secessionist he has
been represented to be- Give the devil his due.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

THE South CAROLINA War TAx-The burden
of taxation which is to be imposed upon the
people of South Carolina, to provide means for
carrying on its war against the Union, is sufi-
GENTLY heavy Here are some Of the items.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
MARRIED.,

In Marysville, on the 22nd, JAS. CoLLEY to
SUSAN f. WELD, both of Nevada
We acknowledge the reception of half dozen
of the 'qudtte saPerieure'' with which the W hole
of Main street was gloriously ''wet' il honor of
the happy event above chronicled. May the joys
of the married pair be unceasing.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

THE SMALL Pox has made its appearance in
the upper towns of Placer county.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

PUB. Doc's.-We are under obligations to
Messrs. Powell, Miller, Avery and Councilman,
of the Assembly, and Chase, of the Senate, for
State documents of interest and yalte.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
raoEA WllLiANS9 o7T.
GEN. PATTERSON'S COLUMN
ACROSS TIE POTOMAC.
TIE RERELs RETIRE WITH 4
HEAVY Loss.
THREE L. & SOLDIERS KILLED
AND TET WOUNDED.
Gen. raiters n. Report.

H4arEs- owv. July = E ,riy this NOR
IT.. the troops concentrated h,re, crossed
the ford n: William sort. The pot oi
honor IN crossing Wa> given IN the t.rst
Wiscon-R and Eleventh T sylvaiii4
Re .meRts. They came within seventy
FIVE ytrls Of the enemy. Ine rrbt Is al
VI irtigsbgre, numbering !our rcgmtHts
iaiantry, aHd oue horse regiment, we're
engaged va the conf &C They had four
piece 81 artillerv, plrl riseJ cannon, and
camn ndei uJ ,essoa.
a. te- rs taoNn oar casualties are tw0
h,l,e3 aai sever Wounded. SEVER desd
lgi wouudeg secr>sIol.s,s we're irlt on
che Geld IL .heir htsty retreat. TIE lose
o. life oR their side Is very heavy. An
ticipiting H. rc.res, o. our forces tire re-
bells Ind cut down fences, 6c.. % inter
sept vs. before rtacAins ~, river.
TIE 6rst stand AIS M tjc q Potters-
Geli farn, near j ynsvile, where the
honse asa barn iad been destroyed 20
10 chsr on the e1 ny. hrre the con-
q ctwasi rec. Tn rt1e q s. i, Retreat.
"a iclyM, kEa-s.eAs tn1 Blankets every
WHERE
IlAeEa W, Js'y 2.--tieor e Ike OF
u - t-fte, WIS -t.lc4 IN tl' mo az
Wnlitnsp1ri. TIE utnss Oh Others kill
al and v wounded. VIII D, IA after while.
aud will he sent 10y telegraph, ii aiy RON
he West
The following sispatch was received
here at fifteen minutes pAsttwo this mora
ins:
"BLAcg RIVER, n = Aas,ias-
hnrr
"ClL. F. D. Tow;srsD. Assistant Aijut.
AM & neral.
II lei. W. Transport It s o'cleck this
moru'nr Ter ,his pace, and dr--e and
routed the r,be's, who were about :. .
strong, AMI sho had our guns. ucw
occupy their ,tm9. W "a tae i1ss, ! re- ret
20 SAY, oi taree killed and i'n wauncrj.
"R pA7rFRs Is,
~ Tor Genr.G = mn Helug
II isssid ta.i c.. Scett US much
grst'6rd with . esws.
a taiFtg-rpIud c'uaoG, i17t ni'un'odi
= It the railroad station. lAhelea N y.
Double lay, " i.h@D port" Il is soon 10
be torwAlpl.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lo0k 1t This.

To the public and "all the rest
Of mankind" BE it known hat
Lq.q DeardoiThas let family aad
renls 70 DEFEND his coua.rg's
lag q hoao-.a1aiast thcnar5ud.
n hordes OF Southern Rebels
end Traitors. Aad 1t IS now ex
pe ted that those who have been
receiving their ratlons of meat
from his patriotic hand for a num-
Der OF years viii Immediately
come forward and pay up their
Beef Accounts, thereby saving
trouble and cost.
! am determined to pay my
deIte, and as fully determined to
collect what IS justly coming to
me So bewarel
DANIEL Reason.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
oC1 DEFEAT At MANASSAS.

muddy m)raiag 1sle, III us = painful
news that the FEDERAL Army had met with
a ,err.ble def,., 4. MiHisus Junction.
TIE srst re71r; vas that 3,1)) of our
tro,ps we're killed. q still greater nura,cT
taken prisoners. that large NUMBERS Of ouF
cAnnoas lnI provision wagons were cap
tarei. VI n lay till ) O'Clock s.s a gloo"y
d,y IN Winchester. nd, the Cincinnati
mail br1usa; Us better news. Tae nm
ber killed VS. reduced to 800. ard the
rost not 50 general as reported in the
morning.
This iefsa: VAS ctasai b. portion Of
,be AMY b-iag seizel with panic. TAose
fra, engaged in ne 9; n. Fun cut Of am
n1riiion AMI messen srr' were sent in
haste ater II IRE. when large number Of
citizens. Members Of Congress and Roper.
tiers Of nev,p ,per, took fri -h;--;hinkine
that the men deso ,.cSel after tmn milton
we're re,restinr Tnafrishs was communi-
Gated TO The teansters, and the retreat be-
came general.
TIE defeat thougs :. be regretted does
not amour, TO any thing Of great conse-
quence. Tia lessons MY be Of Invaluable
service before the var "a over
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
F4irlax Station Takenl
Eleven Prisoners oap,nrea;i

SAssvs-rR's S-4-.os, va Alcsndra.
Ju'y I've lat- eea -he enemy flying
before Us. BUS ID consequence OF the rou-
ghnyss % she march, and 20 the heavy
guns We have carried aionr. they have
succeeded IN making their escape ;hout
fght. We uos hsvr ful' possession o.
TIE railroad sfi- rs this station. The
.uemv commenced .heir Retreat to-day
lad searrly escaped hy the Oh Fiira,x
Ra1i, which, is lccup.gdby Co. Wilcox,
Who took ] prisoner.
Ahau, O'Clock tle following dispatch
vas r,ceivcd .r n COL Wilcox.
10 CO.. Nfiaeelnaa.
We have taken Flir.ax Station. with
eleven prisoners. end 8 large number of
utnisy aui some h1r-, n- "a Gel over to-
aarIi tle ieft. ani frtHk ms co 'uma wiil
intercept them. We hove fg. g..
q. g. WLcox.
Sevsrll rtimeufs oi q. Sees tratrs aro
--nartsl 60 hsters .-i Stneu>ter'- STA.
al dur1g fhr dar. in retreat before CO.
r'nk iir'~ cnirmu
Ole 4 b n reliment Nss encamDei
si.L.a -. 1isz St - forks - .Oa3 .
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
What the Governor OF Indiana Ia
Baen Doing.

The intinina1o is papers give report
cf what G ~. VI ,Er1S IA Is been doiu, ia
Washington, whence he has jlst return
ed.
He has procured the acceptance Of the
to rsg n 'utS IA the service CT TIC State,
Col. II .cklemln's q Col. } u. Wal
i4ce's, for tie time they are enlisted, one
yeAr. II DO this be procured the IN
sertion OF meainept IN n, ~ l.:.l bin
GuthoriIn, tie President u accept
forces Tor less than three yelrs. or the
var. If he deelaei { alvis be. aud on
tanned the P.esidrGt's Consent - accept
cur regiments II I've bill ptsSel. Tue bill
VS. ats.et bet the Secre; ~ Of War pas.
lively refused 20 issue ~ order Ter tie
&c .epttnce oil the regiments. TIE Gov
got peFentory order ir'm the Pre>i
dent t-S moments before ne left for
h,ne for their accept ,ncs. an the Seerc
t4ry has since issued the GpreSs try or Ter.
A requstiOn wts u !e for T.ilO deS
for the mes regiments NV " iaiL n.
bri-at.sr Grn.rh 7. a Morris WIS
rcDpose1 by tleG veraor tor Y til-. Gen.
erll OF the laiiln, iorcr. wien the new
troops % IL - service. sul ge presume
he will De- appointed. S,hlly vii Ills
pute the justice and wisIon Of this &C.
tion.
In Al the G1vern,r's neg1ti,tioas he
vas greatsly assisted by II n. Rob. n.
DIE 0Een. J. J. Brown. Al J. s. Blr
Wv. no l.o'rei 'niei Ill lb.y I'LL al! the
work va cco-o is1e3.
Tlrre were Il Washington numter
OF celebrate foreign of6s,rs snxlous q
engage In the var, among Il, = c d. A.
both. whom Se noticed the other day.
AZ J Al 0fcer OF Crib HIS whose maze
victor golsen. Toe General Government.
Cor <cras rslsaR or other, casd not -.
ooin, 70 such riHk - the might jas, 3
claim, aul though anxious - Secure
shei- serv ices, vas puzzled hcw - 60 ii
vitheu: interfering win appointment
already n de. In this dilemma III. Sew
Art suggested that they mi sh. &c appoint
e in some State service, anu IN "a - g.
p4ci,v attacked 20 StaH,or otherwise PAT
into active duty IN the Federal army.
TIE suggeSti n met their approval. AMI ~
:hsir 6ch III &c applied tor aPno ntraent'
~ the Indiana service. Gov. y 'r,na o.
course n2.oiuiel then N tho "lua tn
legion" o. d lmr miltit. CT. Asbatl
~as n de BrigaGlsr General sui ih'
GLFibldiln niS ~ = Colonel. The an
Qaint1en.s are parely honorary. bless
-all for tie service Of our Home lesioi
should he z sie. IN which ctse We pfe
egmc these Celebrated oit .ers would 0e
cone a0osie.s Tor the ti1t.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

- A. - y L - NJ L. - LSN a L -
JzsTrR.oS Cry, JAY ls-The mail
carrier Fassness oI ia. three n. a.
this s.1t =. Fulton, Caliosnay county. NJ
tween Co. Men ci, wi;a sbou, Go Ken.
ana Gen. 4 ,rrls, with force es.ir It'd
- aooa. 1,1oJ. 81 oil the Federal,
killed All ei.hty sfcvssioa..sis; 20 -.
cess onisis taksn prisoners. '!ne rebels
were sp.,tr : routed
Lite- ~. y re- rtls3ie eccor.s from.
tU.t9a s.ite tlas twelse 81 WeEie,'s
force Htre wJu ted, iscl2iiae q coiarea
L04g 1ergsa.. II. Eicao.s. &. "a ton, i,
kHos = - E.re Lsea killed o. .he s.ae oil
thv Rebels.
Oals the sivsnce cuari OF tie Federal
iprces WEE 10 ne sag laent, aua were
tired cos rom ambush. T.. rcbe then f Il
tnd s1ine q, th,n gas seen aitsw .r.!s
quietly - e'ork Ia ah.ir feids - ta0u b
nothing had happened.
II irris WAs uot iu the fght, but gas
looking on a; I ss.e Cis;tuce.
IArtR.
~ 90 "a d:sP ..eu ron Co u y e.
s,ltes int ~ h11 n hire aa- con.
peieiy rooted him. Our loss is tws. 81
woua ea. Hare force a considerably
d.mip'-ar1
s,aAcc e., 10, Jay ls.--A Ua'oa man
rssc1e4 hege to-ctt pno MS taSel prs
ou,r by u 'oth 3 - .t,- lay. ant s.terw rls
released. Re reports th,t = loln had
o. o 9S) racn enc 17ei snort Distance
ahaTe Geor.' town. Our citizens are Ia
o9ntinHai dread a. 81 attack rom tA,la.
j. Is also reported sa1t 4 hr. force Ut
State troors Is concentrating near Arrow
Rock. There Is no douut thar ct z,ns OF
rec ion are 81 n so unanimously opposed 10
acsu1Nie3 IN ;he Federal Gsyerameat
~ now s1r- risrfFr6
S.. AvsEsr,. M, Juy l3.--The Rev.
Nr. Fis1.r, ~bo has iust arrived rom
Fulton, CtilOwoy county, r ports q k'--
N sh hetwe.n c.. II Nta's commtnl
snl = party Of state reDels 40 O'Clock
Yesterday II. rping ia ii ht o. E. ton. on
the Jefferson Cts road. I'm which IL Of the
Federal troops were wounded, supposed
mprtslly; | OF tho Site troops Killed
and 3 wounded. State troops were Dis.
perset.
Col. " Neil Is in Fulton Yesterday, but
not IN thr tight. His lnea were uur1 a.
able, and lett luton by every ROAD lead.
10 = ont of town
About 20 Of tie State troops were
mounted.
The cum It Ward Springs Is suPpos-
cd % be brokcn ~.
Col. VI -Erii's advance guard was 10
frst stt1cked amt fell b1ek on the n in
body. wher the State troops soon retreat.
81 ht x 70 Fulton i'm GREAT disorder
HEAVY frinsis aow heard in the Gircc
ton Of Portland.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
The RepuI.e At s.ann.sa.

I; Is already apparent that while the L.
:. Army the Potomtc has suffered a
disastrous rapu Sc, tle frs ren0rts o. the
calam y were ma-nifed A. the news Of
a reverse, WASHINGTON City WAS thrown
into a panic, aud the dispatches forwarded
reflected the prevailing terror. The whole
force of he rebels In Virginia being con
cenirltel br superior generllshiD. vs. en-
ab'ed 70 repal,e n column comprising less
than haifof tie United Suites force ON
the Potomac; bat it Is evident that the en-
emy vas 50 cut UP rs 20 be limo con ditiou
% 0uT-ue their sucrc-s vigorously. The
'nthcrn account Of the hlttle docs not
give an esfirn 'ts Of the number killed on
their siit--9gi states th the contest
vas most de~rer - and critical. and
&. urerari's horse WIS shat aaler him
A nr'vlte ii~ni'eh received IN this city
yesterday firm VI mnlis s. ttes the south
'r'ls reported ?. 30 kil "a and wounded.
.C!rcilna..i Conn ercial
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
The Battle Of
Bulls Run.
NA.Illxerox. july d.

WAsHxeT0v, july 81.
The following Bulletins we're read in or.
tciai quarters during the progress Of the
battle, from the irlpg-aph station about
four nilts from Bulls Run;
FMaFAx. II n M-Rapii hriuE from
heavy guns, aud frequent discharges Of
csu~kefrg
lI.il Fighting sery heavy, ard aP2er
en- y % ouF leit wing
ll.SO There = eyidsa;'y > battle to
Tild cur let, Ia ths dire,tion Of Enll ;
hua, aud d httle forth. The firing Is
very rtp'i sua heavy
! = NJ H. " guns again and ap-
P'rtntiy NEARER: musk,try heavier ana
ue.rtr
2PM The naskdry very heavy AMI
ORA" 90 much never. Th,rc is evident
IS n iV'in,nf ID r, - our let
@l5 P II Trns iiitle further OF.
ana aiasr'nt.y a tie direction Of the
Juuct o. -ess het = WAS ana more
li-ht NJ. cry a. I,sar H. can iud-
7 " figias eeasea ten minutes
since
35Psl Tn~ sr.ar has a'mos. ~.
ff-..g et.t.,T lfi e.t. ..,.fv d.. 4-a MEL,
e.,
t., ..,o--.., 80 -
.h.rit les 81 III 80 e.. 49,. :
- re '-.'' winch
So ,.... g .o' ~. o'''
49, -, - =. = - - on.
- -' ~ p '"' - ''''' e''o1 ''' 'f
s.5lPu
,,-..., ''"s NO. Ct re-
O......-.,..p r. -.
,fi-.,,.a,. a. -, - - s'e o.C9'''.
&c. "a s'fS ~ 81
-. IS a. Ns"''F, % =
f,-o -. az ~ '' -
-, ,i.,ss;.,, = -. W. !" =.
-. In -, - $50 ,''.i IN our
.or,s.sb,nL - -. '''e - ''S'
". -,
-. '04'''' ~" ever! mo
C,,.-.,.,. .p,r - q,
- II Nfth McD ," %
r. r. 81 '''. '"' s'se'''s 10" mere Under
= ''''e !" 'I' oN'V Du.
nun On '''e -Na"F.Ht2' r'td' h'Fing driY-
~, ~! "'.''r' nm
VI = 40" a'Oul 'fee or iour
M I'm ere u'F.ci'"s operations near
'"'u'n -.
"tNA t. u 4"' o. tAe coRrlers
~ = .'i''.s'.' 'us "'tr uJ'Die 70 com
'''''''.. p" f'''"' "''' ~ u = wei
80 - -'e 0ou''oiS vas Oh the ueid OF
i1' e,,s D". '..''p WV '@'h 'i'Ite ~ 'sk.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

Gg~rsAL McCtrLLAS has been ordered
70 Wl'hin~,1a. II vii Re It Wheeling
this morning, on his WY - the c initial
H viii take conn1nl Of the Grind
Army. and the cAuutry will look - IN
e. pluck from the thistle dancer the
6nwer safety, IL does not take y IA
him the forces in WeNcrn Vrluit. hut
Leaves them under c,mm lni OF Grner Il
Risecrtns, who IS annoy conpeteut 20
fnIsl the work 30 well begun tis side OF
the mount ,ins. - Cincinnati Coaarr crcial.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

Ct deeree disastrous. Many confused
statements are prevalent, but enough Is
known o. w1rraut the statement that we
have suffered IN a degree which has cast
gloom over the remnants OF the army,
and Excited the deepest melancholy thrn'
Washin2ton. The carnage was treFaead-
Gus heavy e. both sides aa1 CT ours "a
reeresented as frirh;fuf
We we're advancing and taking their
masked batteries gradually but surely, aud
we're driving tie enemy towards ~ tnassa
Junction, 4" hen tie enemy seemed 10 have
been rein forced bg Gen. Johnston, VINO,
IL i understood. took comm ia2 AMI IN
nediately commenced dFiviag rs back,
when panic among our tr0ops suddenly
occurred, aud regular stampede took
place
/, IS though. tia, Gen. MeDo~ell IN.
destook 20 make stand n Or about Cen
;efvillr, BIZ ihc panic vas so fearful tAat
the whole army becaue dcmorali1ed. aHa
t va impossible 20 check ihcm either II
Centeryi.e or Fairfax Court House.
The retreat was kept up until the Eoa
reached their regular enc Tupments.
q portion of the troops returned 70
y, N, but sti'l lar4er portion came in
side the entertainments.
- - - =. -. -
-, -. - III -. O..
-. - '''' - -
-, - p n P,- - s.-.,-,
...,.' - -. go. ~. ..,..
,.'...,..t.l -. - - $500
ma .,.s -. -. ,ts 49, - -.
~.
~ - "a T.. IA. r, &c ,h.
-. -, s,-.,Iit, ~ DE M
-.
~ ~ - - -, :. :. -,
- -. ~
i"t u "''i ''os.' -" '"e me- "l'
!. '' 80 tines l''cA '"oae 1O' "Nom
my NeTe ihtsid'''
L - supp Sc ta'. me 'orce sent against
oCr .to'Ps 90 sis'ea' AceoIo.,S % PRS
oRer statement oi a'oue W. 90 men, N
c.G4in i'r-e "uno' : OF cav y
he iur.n'F US '''' VIZ, 60 reinforce .
Inehs rom h'e il!'A1, '1glSoUfs ana
otat ? IT, the enemy elsstlYe force
~. ~ men
~ we S'-'' ~ NJ o. '"o q.
-oe u 4 'Ut''S' t"ty nave o"iy abont
u men ''iI from the Slaughter while
me o1'h """ o1n,F rec me his sul ~ red
M a''u''E N.''ei ~" wounded. he
mum i"r can u now be known
Sherm Ii's' Collin :, ond the West Pt.
bltteries weret akei by the enemy. aud
the large siege 2 ponn ride c. non
1t IL supposed that aii the provision
trains belon ns to Ms were saved
L frge Groves of cattle were saved by
being drlY BACK
i Is supposed here today chat General
" 'n>Leid VIII luke coH.rn tnd OF the toVti
hc1t'onS ca the other side OF Tire river,
which are able. 4 is stid, nv military en-
sineers' To ho q them agtiHs. anr force
thft the enemy ny hrH@ Against them.
Lfr e r't~d cannon and n rt'rs are being
RAPIDLY sent over ana mounted.
The tr'oos are resuE NJ the occupation
OF the lortihrauonS an ontrenchments
on the line OF the P)tnm1c.
II is sait thft c.. wilcox. tho gallant
commute 81 brigade, WIS k led, also
C'pt. VI Cook, brother o. Co'. Ne
Cox %. ONO.
-. heinfzc ~ Wa $50 wounded IN
the "r'Ss, ia ad 'tion TO those reported
Fest'rday.
ihe c'ty ta's m 'rning - in the most
intense cxcitmeut. Wagons ire cou:in.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

TowraviLLE. Crawford Co. VIE. Feb 81,
l-6l.-Dr 4. IS. Roback. Proprietor ~ TIE
Scandinavian Remedies. Cincinnati, Ohio
Dear Sir. Please send me siVty dozea ~ yo1r
Pills Immediately. am nearly ort, au4
shalt lose sales II they are not promptly ship
ped. Although tlis IS "a very small pl e.. ~ i
suppose 2oH know. avn enahi-d 20 send Eou
80 lar-e au order because no-t 20 the pht-ie ans
in tAis parl of tie .o9nirY recommend the.h
aud prcsrrlbe them go their praeiIre- p 'r.e
wor.-t hnve afE riii- but vor e. and t6ef really
~, ~ b'.i. fnf usctneln myself alel heed
ANYTHING 0f th- kfud-
fast Iat af p lrlasr received safs aHf sling
well. VII settle with Eoaf rg-ui = asi.sa g
called anon. Ship care oi u P. Martin. rfai-
Re.pestf.il, yours. NJ MINES.
lTFsss z-veItssas-i = 4ae.1ef --.-a-'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Indiana ,o-wit Raadoiph County.

is Tar kAsnoLPu CfRcrIr Corar, Pat
lEEN, = H. Is6l.
Samuel Gordon. IS. Complain; 70 st aside
Amos =. Patch, conveyance ~ fraud-
ElzaA. Patch. uieut.
" hrreas itapQcan bv proper affidavit Giet
H. ms oiice THAI the defendants aforesaid are
bon residents - The State Of Indiana. theg are
ihsreiore hereby notified Of Tire fling ard pen-
done. q The ah8rs SIX. ana that Tire sane viii
be heard 80 the Fail f-rrn afteff #etHft. u.l -.
The SECOND DAY thereo'. tArt said court viii be
holden II Tire co-It Aouse in y Winchester. iu tie
caunty atoreEaia. 4ud wiil commence @. the
lard Nouaa. O! SeItsu. Der D. ~.
Attest; Y. II. SEFF,
July IL. ltCl. {. X. {. G.
kRotrSr & Cr1r~Fv. sftv.s.