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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
JESSE ID. BRIGHT DISCoT ERED.
MILEAGE WITH THE REBELS,

The following from the Cincinnati Ca
zette Of Yesterday lets a good deal Of light
in upon the position and sympathies 81
Jesse d. Bright. about which some little
doubt has been attempted to be created by
has followers. There is 10 doubt that
John G. Davis, the Sentinel clique. and
the whole connection Of rebel sympathi-
-ers in our State have been in communica-
ton with Davis and his gang, aud some
happy accident like the arrest OF Lincoln
will disclose it one of these day.
About two weeks since information was
received by the Custom House officers OF
this city that one Thomas B. Lincoln. a
prominent citizen of Texas, aud an ardent
sympathizer with the rebel Government,
was on his way 10 Cincinnati-that lie had
in his possession documents that would
warrant his arrest on charge OF treason
Collector Carson Immediately pat his dep.
uties. Nessrs. Pollock and Rose, on the
track OF the individual. He arrived here
ear y last week, and took rooms at the
Madison House. His movements were
closely watched by MesSrs. Rose and Pol
lock, until Saturday last, fearing their
bird might fly, they got United States
Marshal Sands to cage him. When ar
rested, he inquired what was the matter,
with all the astoElshment OF conscious
innocence. On being informed that he
was suspected of being a spy, be replied
that the suspicion was unlounded, ana
that even if it were correct, he was ZOO
sharp TO have any evidence of it about
him. He said he was citizen of Texas,
and participated in the Manassas battle on
the Confederate side lie was taken TO
the Marshal's Office late in the afternoon
and transferred thence TO the county jail
to await an examination before United
States Commissioner Halliday, at clock
a. N. to-day
On searching his trunks the following
/ documents were found
WASHINGTON, ID. c. March l.
To his Ereeiiency, JcfeTSOn Darts. Pres
ident Of The Confederation Of States.
My DEAR SR-Ailow to Introduce 10
your acquaintance my friend Thomas B.
Liudoln, of Texas. He visits yonr cari-
tai mainly to dispose of what he regards
great improvement in fire arms com
mend him TO your favorable consideration
As gentleman Of the first respectable,
and reliable in every respect.
Very truly yours,
JEsSF ID. BRlGnr
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
OUR COUNTRY'S GALL.


Mortimer, come out
Forth unto battle with storm and shout.
Freedom calls you once again,
TO flag and fort and tented plain:
Then come with drum and trump and song ,
And raise the war cry wild and strong;
Mortimer, come out.
Mortimer, come out.
The foe i waiting round atUHi,
With paixha1, mortar, and petari,
To tender us their Bean Regard;
With shot and Sharpnell, grape and shell
Wen give them buck the fire of hell.
Mortimer, come out
Mortimer. come out
Give the pirates roaring rout:
Out on your strength and let them know
How Working Men to work can 20
Out on your might and let them feel
How Mudsills strike when edged yith steel;
Northmen, come out
Mortimer. come out
Come like your grandsreS, stern and stout
Though cotton be Of kingy stock,
y Yer royal heads my reach the block,
The Puritan taught ii once in pain,
His sons shall teach It once again;
Mortimer. come out!
Mortimer. come ont
Forth into battle with storm and shout
He who lives with victory's blest,
He who dies gains peaceful rest.
Living or dying. let US be
Sill vowed to God and liberty
Mortimer. turn out
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29

We published Few days since, letter
purporting to give Il report Of Demo
cratic meeting Of the rebel sympa;hlzers,
held at HagerStown. Ind, at which Mr.
LAFE DEvELIN Was represented a. having
made a tr.,itorous speech. and also as hav :
ng left the place considerably frightened
by demonstrations of patriotic citizens
\ similar statement was communicated TO
the Commercial. Mr.. DEvELIN has writ
ten long letter to the latter paper, and
has caused copy tobe placed in our hands
for publication. A. our contemporary will
doubtless print it, and our columns being
considerably crowded. We have concluded
to omit the letter, and instead, tell what
Mr. DEvELIN has to say.
Ia the first place, he denies that he is 4
disunionist He is for the Union, for
peace, for compromise and the Democrat
ic party. The meeting referred to was
regularly Democratic. He spoke two
he was not frightened; he never felt more
calm in his life than when he left the
stand, &c. He further saws that all the
reports he has seen published OF the meet
ing are false. We have thus given Mr.
DEvErIN the full benefit of denial But
taking his letter, aud Judging the gentle
man by his own words. deliberately writ
ten in self-defence, we are compelled to
pronounce him a traitor or i fool. We
think he is little Of both. but consider
ably more OF the former than the latter
tie supports the Union and the War,
nominally, while he dcnomces the Pre>i-
dent Cor carving on the war to sustain
the Union. This j. iu-t the kind of sup
port that JErr. DAVIS desires his Northern
allies TO give him But Mr. DEygIIN,
before he sets him up as a teac or OF
constitutional law, should devote some
time to the study OF language. \ man
who writes acquisition for accusation, who
spells such with ~, who uses two"i S.
ia habers corpus, when Webster doesn t
use one, AMI who writes principal ior
principle, Sc.. should be attending school
instead OF making stump ,pcecbc,. Mr.
Devciin l. the opposite ol a pttriot. and a
very bad schulr-' tiIle.'e.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
The direct Tax now and i'm former
Hpurs

We learn that the meancr class of to-
ries are endeavoring insidiou,ly T. str up
III advance an opposition to the collections
next year Of the direct tax to paw the
soldiers. They represent to ignorant lis.
teners that such q tax Is entirely uuprcce-
dcnted aud crievously oppressive. Il
might be well for them. before making
such statements, 10 look a little into the
history of the couutry During many
wears OF our national existence such a tax
has been levied and not erudginsly paid
In l79e bin was passed providing for a
direct tax upon land TO Day tie debts the
Revolutionary War. and under that law
such a tax Wa, levied and collected for
several successive wears
The act Of li~- was not near so equita-
bic a the act Of the last session. Il ex-
empied 10 lands or Tot, from taxation.-
The present act exempts "such property
belonging to any individual wA0 actually
resides thereon as shall be worth the sum of
$500 according 10 cash valuation
ihereofto be taken on the fr,. ia, %.
next April. The poor mans homestead /.
thus free irem taxation.
The act- Of l77s stopped with the i'm
position Of a tax upon land. anu thus bor,
oppressively upoa the agricultural classes
The present law taxes the incomes Of the
rich u well. and thus makes the burden
fall more equally. Where an annual IN.
come over and above all National, STATE
and local taxes assessed upon the proper
ty from which the income IS derived, q
ceeds $500, tax Of 3per cent. is imposed
upon the excess of the income over $500
EXCEPT that uron the portion Of one IN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Notice of Application for License.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply To
the Board of Commissioners ot Randolph
County. Indiana. a. their next term. conmcu-
cing un the first Monday ia September, ls6l.
for a License tu >clt - Intoxicating drinks M q
less a1auiity IMAM a quart ai "a Time with the
privilege of allowing the same Ia be drank ~n
NY prcui,e..' tor one year. Ny place Of bu-
Sine,s. and the premises wnercon said iiquors
are to be- d-auk. are located on Washington
street :u tht town of Winchester. GA lot mum
bcr ono. } ~ the east ir-'ut. on the corner Of
said Wa>uil gtou aud last street. iu said town
Of Winchester. Randolph COUNTY Indiana, aud
IN v nlt.rItcr tnN n-hlr
As,n.t :. pol. ADAM HIE>CU.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Hon. George ". Jnlian.

We are glad to see. in the list Of mem
bers of the new Congress. thu name OF
George v. Julian. of Indiana Ten
wears ago he represented the anti slavery
and progressive sentiment of his district
in our national House Of Representative
when Giddincs and Durkee were his c.
icagsss from the great Northwest, ano
shen Chase and Hale stood in the Senate
"a double team without horse to lead, e
u the great battle OF Right against the
two '-uationat" parties which then vies
with each other in the abi,ctness ,f their
worship at the shrine Of our national mo
loch
These were the times which tried rsen's
souls. and Julian stood tie test. When
the Free Democratic party was organized
At Pit,-5urs, for the campaign Of y, h-
Wa. unanimously chosen ~ candidate foF
the Vice Presidency on the ticket With
lac. Well do We remember the storm Of
applause which greeted bis name from the
thousand. of good aud true men there -
-cmbied. When the Repubiiesa party
wa formed, with IT, conservative policy
such men we're dreaded. by managers, and
Vitn many others, Julian was sheired, TOR
tme. II j.. Therefore. sure omen -
the steady growth OF public sentiment, IN
therieht direction. 20 read hi- name agsin
on the Congressional roil-
TIE world does move. and the noi<ii7y
OF honesty Is more and more felt ana ae
knoaledsed. let Demagoeues m{siiiy
themselves a. they viii. 'honesis = tse
best policy, -" and rel zion shrugged euo'iss
to bear the wear and tear 0f EYER dsT
uscfSt. Cloud MINI. D-mocrat
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Horrible Condition of Mcnico.

Our dispatches contain 4 repetition of
the old story that England, France and
Spain are about to interfere in Mexican
affairs. Though such step would not be
tolerated 10y our Government, the condi-
ton of the unfortunate republic is most
deplorable Assa,sinations, kidnapping
and in.urrections are the orsler of the day.
The President is continually reforming
the Cabinet, but gains nothing by the
changes. The Congress, 10y vote Of II
to 1, has just suspended the paymeAt OF
the public debt for two years. In view Of
this virtual repldiation, which. however,
seems to have been necessary from the
bankruptcy of the treasury, the English
and French Ministers have ceased diplo.
matte intercourse with the authorities
Between his domestic troubles and the
captiousucss of the ambassadors, poor
Juarez il At his wits end. --Gazettc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Private and Confidential.
JEssE D. Bnlcnr.

Private and Confidential
RICHMOND, ls6l.
Ny DEAR SIR: have had an inter
view at last at the State Department. and
am to have another in few days. Things
look pretty well. will see YOU this eve
ming or tomorrow morning
Truly yours, BEVERLY Tucker
The following pass from the Secretary
of War gave him permission to travel
within the Southern lines;
CoNFERArED STATES or AMERrcA.l
WAR DEPrhRTMENT, RICHMOND,
August |, lo6l
I. B. Lincoln has permission to visit
Nashville upon his honor as man that
he will not communicate in writing or
verbally for publication any fact ascer-
tanned by him. /. ?. WALKER,
Secretary of War.
In addition to the above there were
found = number OF letters from Southern
gentlemen endorsing Mr.. l.. as one sound
On the secession question, viewed from a
Dixianic standpoint also proposition
from VIM. II. stokes. of Louisville. to
make artillery harness, knapsacks, bel:s,
&c, for the secession army.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
JOHN d. CROWLEY. NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AvD SURGEON,

Graduate or Philadelphia Cullcge of Med
icinr. and Philadelphia lNing- in Char
iiy Hospital. embracing Practical
Obstetrics and Diseases of Females.
Having been Assistant pemoustrat"r of
ANATOMY. and having spent thrre Nears in the
Hospital, and pisprnsaries "f Philadelphia.
1hd hciug supplied with excellent Surgical lu-
struin-ui~ h, j. pr.pa rcd to perform all "pe ra-
ton, iu the vari"uS departments of the pro.
f.s~iau
~ Particular attention paid tn disease 81
the eve. OFFiCE-N ashington street. near
the norih-we-i corner Of the Public SQUARE
.vi.chr-t.r India"a MAY = u
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Northern Tear>--IHces>e for Chiy-

AIRY
The southern papers are maAins use of
Hon. Mr. Ely, the Congressman from the
Rochester District. New Yotk, who was
50 unfortunate as to be captured by the
rebel, at Bul.'s Run, a. sort OF casing
in which to set their jewel, "chiyalry. -
\ Richmond letter to Georgia paper
gets up the story in dramatic style, as fol-
lows:
d" Mr.. Ely was visited i, Jew days ago hy
Messr,. keltt. Bocock and Pryor, who in.
formed him that they called ou an crrand
o. mercy, and we're desirou, of doing
something 10 better hi, condition, pruvid-
ed it did not conflict With the military reg
ulations. 1t Is related that the earnest
ness of these gentlemen in their propos
ais. and their generous forge9sIaess Of
old party lines. which always distinguish
Is the true Southern gentleman. affected
the prisoner powerfully, and that. shed
ding tears, he flung his arms around then
and said that he had oftea heard o.
Southern ehirGlry. but he VA noa able
10 appreciate it fully.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD
For efaer F0mity or Manufacturing
Purposes.
And all We ask l. fair trial. Read following
INPORTANT FACTS.

Jhi CH Nv A Al -
FAcT No I-This Compan, being duly licensed
thelr Machines are prOtcOted against in-
Engagements of litigation.
Far NJ 2-lhcsc machines make the lock
~tich-allkc on both s4dcs-aud use little
less than halt as much thread and silk rs The
ehain or loop stIck machines.
+ Fstf NV .S-ih ~ Machines are better adapt
ca l.aH an! other sewing machines III mar
kel lo ihc frequent changes and almost end .
less variety oi sewing required ia d iaIniiy
IheN " tll ScN from oI.c iu twenty thick
ncssc. of Mar,eIllc> Wtthout stopping. and
make every rtt,h perfect. IkcN Mil even
-" from thc nucsi -auze to ,he heaviest
cioth' aAd even >iOut. nard tcalnrr. whhout
changing Tie Iced. uccdio, or tension, or
making .inA adJ Jd,tmcht al machine whatever.
J. moi ,lcu "a nsaCltthc best aua pied IL IdluItN
u,es dh" Il De>t dd"pted 10 iaiullH use, " h!
hoi tNerA tarictA "t ught sewing mahuiaO =
s.t4rvf For W Vls too heavy ior or Family
Machiuc. sc recommend oar larger sIzc>.
tAtT No - ucsc lua,Hiucs make The most
ela>uc scam Oi al. >eWIng machine IA u~e--
idct 81 very great Importance IA sewing
ctasl.c goods, 90 goods ct any kind Oh bias
FAtr No No machine }, more durable or
more siinptc iii as ,ohstructIOn. or more "a
sh! understood. Ihs reputation of tnesc
machines wherever uscd vail lulIy demon
sltair cacis ui the abcVc fAtI-.
FA'I No -Iiesc Machines took The Highest
Premium al Inc Franklin Institute. fhil'a.
FAtT No these MachlAcs took the If gnc>t
FFemiuh al thc New JefsN state FaIr.
FAtT No these 4,hiI.es took the Highest
Metal al lhe Amcrt,dn Institute. III the CIte
"i Now YORK. together win the highest Pre-
hium Tor line Sewing Machine MUfk.
fASI y" ?-Ihesc Aiachthcs took both the
highest Premiums At the Mechanics FaIr;
OtiCa, Ncw i0rk.
FA,r No l1-lhc,c Machines can do the SANE
Thing Ssne-iiiA. ~hche,cr property cNlil1,I-
ca ih COMPETITION with utncr trsl class sew.
liiS ddcht"c>. but Nc haze space Tor only
"he 4A'r morc-t J. the Hust impOrtaI.,
FaCt oi all.
FAtr No live WARRANT every Machine We
seii to giNc bcIler satisfaction than t1N other
sewing Machine in mara ct. or Iioncy re iund ii
81 Schd i,r "a Circular.
AGENlS NAMED. Address
Finale s. Lyon Sewing Machine Coz.
aug 99-'imo ~ BgoADwAv. Nrw YORK.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
JoHS y. oooDEs,T. .ENos t. WATSON
GOODRICH & WATSON.

Attorney. and Couus,iors at Law. winchester.
Indiana Office up stairs in the new JAN buh''
ing VIII promptly attend 10 all business
entrusted 10 heir care. Espcci 4 attention gwen
10 The securing aud collection ~ claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the County Sur
ye!or will, ou the ninth day Of Scplcmtcr
next. hegin ihe Survey of See. 18th. Township
2o. konge u r. and ro.itnue from das u Ia. ,
until said survr! is completed.
r. ". WAY :. X. {.
August l.. l.Gl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. FERGUSON.

Winchester. Indiana. Office NJ his old stand.
rornt.r Main aud south StS where he may at III
ume. -. found unless professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
4. 4. TEAL. VI. ~.

Ph,-ician and Surgeon. Winchester. Indiana
Ofic, au Franklin street. one door west Of P'.s'
office. he may always be found ~ hi "tiic'
or residence unless professionally engaged
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
ALL WORK WARRANTED,

Examinations made and advice given. gratis.
Having been o',erating for "a considerable
length nl ii nc in one of the best Dental offices
u Cincinnati with Drs. J. Doughty and :.
Nardlc. hr i'rl> confident that he can please
the ni l>t fastidiuu> iu al RESPECTS.
Onice. hast sidr ~ tr Public square. over
-. !sarnuu q Co.'S Store. in iv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
DIR. G.. W. BRUCE.

Phv~ician AMI Surgeon. lie may NJ all times
D.. found ~ his office IN Washington street.
u.tle<s prof,s sionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
DIR. /. L. BEN ERLY.

Phvsirian aud Surgeon. OfA.e and rcsidene"
ia Brick Building. corner "i North and last
streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
TAKEN UP.

BY John Ely, Of Jackson Township. On the
2eth day of July, is6l. bay mare, small star
10 her forehead. fifteen hands high. about i've
years old--apprsised st s57.'9-
n. n. NEFF. Clk.
Aug ~. ls6l.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
ANDREW :. NEFF.

ATTORNEY aud Carn-~'"r ~ Lrw. Winche~tcr.
lndiaua. Will promptly attend 70 all business
,.nfru$trd 20 his carr. He j. also notary Public.
and will take d~posiiiors. acknowledge deeds.
mortgage. poWrr- of attorney. eic. bi1hk
,l,...i. and mortgages always on hant. piirr
in the ueU Jail Binding. mp stairs. Winehe>icr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
CAREY =. GOODRICH,

Attorney and Counselor ~ Law. First Floor
New Jail Ruildiur. - iHche~trr. Indiana " ~
nromptiV attend 20 40 tmsiHcss entrusted 10 hi
are. >iriri an tntion given 10 thesecuring aud
collection at claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
state of Indiana. Randolph County

ILWM, I. ". IcUI.
Eliza Patch. }
". Libel Tor Divorce.
Amos y. Pairh\
The said complainant 10y her attorneys.
Brow q Monks. How cuHes and files ats an
davit hy ahich Il j. shown that said Amos
Il. paich il not resident OF the State of ludi-
ara Notice j. thetctorc hereby given said
Amos g. Patch that unless he personally ap-
pear before the judge of said eour 81 the court
house ia Winchester, ou the >t'cond day ei said
term. To- be holden on the thir Monday ct Sep.
trmher next. and then and there answer 20
said complaint or The same will be heard aud
determined in his absence.
Attest: H. II. NEFF. Cl'k.
August ]. 1851. fw
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business Card. of 10 lines Or less 50. per ear.
INVARIABLY N ADVANCE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29

Does JEFF. Davis belong % to Sscsse
isu party No. the Sscsss'oe parif be
lsn-s - charlottesville Jeuaa'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
ATTORNE
BROWNE - J. CHE
HROWNE & CHENEY.

ATTORNEYS ~ Law. Winchcsier' Indiana once
a, ,h. NV Jail Rnilding. Give especial aiten.
,ion Ia a.. srcurit, aud collection Of claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
RATES on ApVERTIsING.

Advertisements. "a -~eure insertion The same
reck. nust he handed in hy Tuesday moruinr
t~ral advertisements. NUsr be paid for in
Nnv,~rT.
- Unless nartirni1r time is specified when
h4nd~d In. advertisements will he published
un'ii ortered oat and charged Tor accordingly.
TFAu communications. ar any Thing else
in connection with the Office. should he adre,@-
ei 90 the Prpprirtors-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
HOTELS.


WINCHESTER, INDIANA.
y. W. HENDERSON, PRoP'R.
This Hotel has brrn thoroughly refttcd and
newly furnished. and b. now au inviting stop
ping place % boarders and travellers. Il is
nearer the Depot than an. other hotel In Win
chester. nj
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29

~ ~. nENrISTRY' f<|S-
D r n z I S T RY.

J. W " l. VI . Il l.
respectfully announces 10 the ladIes and gen
tl,nirn ct " inchc>tcr and NirinlGH. that hc has
permanently located ia the abos manned place
where hr ma, bc consulted Tor all operations
GA the Teeth. such ~
Cleaning, Filling and Extracting:
ALSO
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH
On Silver. PIatina. Gold. CheoplaS-
tie. or Nulcanite Base.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
THE UNDERSIGNED.

Having been appointed SCHOOL ENAMIN
ER for Randolph County, viii attend to the
examination Of applicants on ihe 4ih SATUR-
DAY in each month.
oFFICE-ovcr the County Jail, with Jacob
EltHroth, E>q.
u II PLEASANT HIATT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
ENINkLE = LYON
!Se1CiNg .KGchiRe CO.
53s BRO4DWAY NFW YORK

No person Who couiemplaies purchasing s.
Sewing machine lor iaiul., or manufacturing
PURPOSES. sh0aia iail 10 se4d for one 81 our
circulars, which contain cuts and full dcscrip-
upns of the seNcrui -! les. pueva and samples
Of work, all OF which wS s"nd o. mali Tree.
Ne claim 10 haAc tie
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
OFFICE oN MAIN STREET.
WING ESTER. INDIANA.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:

One copy. one year. One Dollar and Finy
Cents. ifPaid within the year; and Two Dol
Lar.. lfnat paid a. the expiration of the year.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

- ~ubsrribers Whn 90 not giVr eNprrs- no.
tlcc - ths contrary. arc considered as wishing
90 continue their subscription.
ifsub.criher~ order the di-coutiuaance OF
their papers. tie Publisher may continue 10
send them until all arrraragrs are paid.
2. ~ suh-rrib-rs neglect ar rrfu-r O. take
fh-ir papers from the afficc- % which theN are
sent. they are held responsible uutii they hrvc
s-ftlrd h'ir bills aud ordered the paper dis
continued.
q. tfthc suhseribers remove 20 other places
without informing the publisher. aud the paper
10 cent - fhe former direction. they arc held
responsible.
= Thr Courts have decided that refusing 20
take newspaper from fhr efie- or removing
and .avine them rucailcd for il PAIN, fNoIE
-ridrucc OF fraud.