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

BRIDGrT.-Missus wants YOU to send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no. bottle OF Prepared Pi-but I'm
thinking that's not Just il nather but perhaps ven
be anher knowing what il We see she's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants some
more Of that same : relaved her before.
DRuGGisr.-You must mean Spalding's Cephalic
Pills.
BRIDGET.-Och. sure now aud You've said II; here's
the quarther and give the Pills and don't be all day
about il Ether
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

II = Din YOU ever have The Sick Hoadaehof 10 You
remember tho ihrobblng temples. the fcvcrcd brow
The ioaing hhd disgust NJ the sight Of foodY How 10.
tally unnt YOU Wrfo Tor pleasure. conversation or study
one Of the Corhalc pills would have relieved YOU
from all the suffering which you then experienced For
this aud other purposes you should alNRyshaye box
OF lhem on hand o. nse Us neeasLnn rnanlres.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

BY the ofihese Pills the periodic attacks Of SrR.
yors or SICK HEapAcHH may be prcscnted and
at the commencement Of an attack, immediate relief
from palm and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing yAssar and HrApAoHK
10 which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-renoving Cos
TsvESKss.
For LITERARY Mrs., STUDENTS, Delicate Females. AMI
all persons OF DrNr.RY HABITS they are valuable "a
LASATiyE. improving the APPETITE. giving TONE aud
70 the digestive organs and restoring the naiu.
raj elasticity aud strength Of the whole system.
Tho CKPHALiC PILLS are the result Of long In
sesugaiion aud carefully conducted experiments. hav.
ing been Ia use many years. during which tune they
have prevented and relieved vast amount 81 pain aud
uiering nom Headache, whether originating in the
- stem from derangcd state Of the sroz.
aoH.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition and
may be taken pl es with perfect safety. without
making any change Of Diet and The absence ~ any dis
agreeable ta.tc renders Il easy administer them To
children.
BEWARE or couNrERPElTs
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry c. spad-
Ing on each box.
Sold b, Druggists and all other Dealers IN Medicines
4 box VIII be cent by mail. prepaid. ON receipt o
The
PRICE. 25 GENTS.
All order. should be addressed 10
HENRY c.. SPALDING,
~ Cedar street. se~.yofk.
nov - ooiy
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

6RKAT niscovHRy.-Among the m osi important ofall
the great medical discoveries OF this age may be con-
sdeted The system of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox, the tcphaiic pm for relief OF Headache
aud the Use Of niniuc for the prevention Of Fcyers ell
heroi which y sure specific. whose benefits will he
experienced by suffering humanity long after their
discoveries are forgotten.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

sardly Realized.

Hi .ad n -orrible 'eadache this hafernoon, hand
stepped into the hapoihccaries hand HI TO the man,
..C an YOU heaze Of ,eadacher'' "Does II haehe
ard says e. Hexceedngiy,r says |, hand upon
that e gave me Cephalc Pill hand pom me 'onor II
cured me quick that 'ardiy realized ad 'ad han
'eadache.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17

FAer WORTH KSewiye.-Sp alding's Cephalic Psare
certain cure for sick Headache. Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache Costycncss and General Debility
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-17


By Jacob Hodnire, Of Ward Township Two ksirny
STEERS on the 18th 81 November, l-tp. One red.
with white mot In frehoad aud white belly: The other
speekled steer red and ehite SPOT IN forehead. hot
.ubno.ed 10 be three year. Old. Appraised 81 -
Dee. y. leo. 3w II. III. NEfF, Cl'k.
Nv william James, 81 Wayne Tosnship. on the stli
aax Of Dcecnbes, before John Do~ungs J. T.. three
heaa ~ CATTLE Hsifcr. red and White pidsf sap
uo.ra g. be years old; Heller. red. With Ahise
snd some white on side 81 head and under The be,.
steer white head and bc,l all marked with crop ~
len
Dec. y, 1850 wv II. II. NEFF. CI'k.
a, lanes Hanson. ~ St.nyereek Township. before
pfIiilp X Dick. J. T.. head II CATfLk, tso az
mo.ti, Whtc. red spots tfe sides. smooth crop
snd undef BIZ cat 81 the lo ear. deep rcd same
-, nn,ks A. before meniloned bdndis 81 reddish
% ~ aow fork in the len tie other Il ~hite-
...ftc mostly rod around The neck and head. ~hita
n The face, the len horn dropped little. All are
hsfer supposed 20 be years old. Appraised Al 80.
Dec -, lr60. 3w III, III. NEff; Cl'k.
n, Thnmns y. Lewis. Of Green Township. on The al
d.s ~ November. loo. two esra, COILS three YEAR
III ne u spring. ssrrei ally. both hind feet white.
viii bell an. the other DARK bay geldlnT all -four 81
~. feet white aud siar In forehead
Jan. ?, ls6l. Nv II. III. NEff' OK.
Nv Robert gsefa.en. % Green Township. on ne I'M
dat II November. irCO. a STEER. .es-s "l3' f"ae
color. ~ tn = sllt and apdcF BIT ln The Ten ear
Jan. =. Ir6l. Nv H. IL NEffs -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ny PONY

The Pony" which arrived In this city
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, left Kearney
On the 9TH inst II brought the auxiousIy
iookedior inaugural address Of President
. iilneoin. which We give as complete as the
dispatches will allow, The public will be
lenlent enough TO excuse any ambiguity
a. ~ ar; Ellsworth, the telegraph agent at
Fort kearney, states that the cline Is
oown at the mouth Of the Platte River
ana TWO operators bad to be there labor.
ing under great disadvantages, repeating
And terrying dispatches."]
Washington dispatches Of the sstb ult
received at ST. Louis, state that tic mn.
Hon 70 reconsider the vote Iy which Mr.
oerwin,s prepared amendments Ia tie Cnn,
satatlon yesterday failed TO receive tho
required tw0.thiris vote was .aaponocod
Us tue hTst business in order. Alter
speeches from Kilg6re and Stanton the
itia IN favor Of the proposition, and tie
Iatter against a reconsideration /, was
carried ! ~ against G5. Great eonrnsion
prevailed: The question was Then taEo"
- sSeeraay, upon agreeing to the amend.
@eu'' "a ana 1t was adopted-i33 AGAINST
- 90 rue announcement Of this resul, wa =
ipi'o@ea ny tamultuous apnIa,Ise ;frnr"
oeth the Republican aud Democratic IL
OIL ,ae House. and feom the galleries :.
Inc same dispatch says tie seIeet Co,,
mittee of i've on the PresIdentis ,.o,,sss ~, J,
receiving Commissioners from south caro-
" .- .
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16

4 Chief magistrates derives IN N. M \,
from We PEOPLE and they have cons. a,l J
\ none upon him to tx forms for NV s ~
lion q tlie States. The peorle ,ba, sspsra-
tcal do this also, Il they chooss.s tl,selsel
Executive MS such, has Iothing ~ y ~. we ~.
it--his duty Is 10 administer. s,,s ~ with
Tie Government, asiteafne ~ tI. 'g 4
ard ~ tratarnit i unitnpaircd " e b Sana
e Why should there not ia a
condolences in the ultimate i,isi;s. v s1l .s
fpeopleg IS there any Lette, ts :. y lhs
hope Ii the wofld7 In our. n,s n. sqiaal
lieteHces, u either party wiibant \ ali-
being iu sight q the Almighty R,,I. '.a 9 !.
nations, with bis ctcrn0l trntIi ANA lsa q
o. every sitiet II on the North . \.
yours 81 the South, tllut truth MI M on
\ VIII snrelypreyail. by III iaga .s Justice
this great tribunal tho Amssissss lsns ~
shall stand Or fall, III ~ fo,,a 81 peopae
Eerafaent under which We live Nh, 3 ~.
people have wisely given their nnIl;e .- -
wants hut ftiic power for HI 49, i;.s ~.
have, with equal wisdom, .1royid isdi "
the disposdl ol that little IL ths;s II
hands at veryish0rt intervals oN w
WhiIc. the people retain AM, y,.,
and vigilance, no administration Il 80 ~.
Eextfeme Of wickedness Of folly -. II a1I
seriously fRjpre The government s3 II wy NJ
short space 81 four years My ,.o s .ae
men; one and all, think fayor.l hI,'''..y
well upon this whole subject No,h W..
valuable can be lost by taking tims II
there be an object to hurry 4 INV n *. =
III hot haste, 10 d step which von 49,, ssI;
never take deliberately, that object I'm M.
be frustrated By taking time. be,s ~ ,,s,s
object can be frustrated by Il 80.
Such OF Jon as are. now dissatiss,d
still have the old Constitution unimpairsd
and on the sensitive point, the laws n
yonr own framing under Ii, while nv, M.
administration Will have 10 ipredIs,.
power, Il ii would, to change either II
i were admitted that you Who ara dis.
satisfied should be on Inc right side h IN.
dispute, there still Is no single good t,a.
SON for precpitate action. InteIlieenss !;
patriotism, Christianity and d firm r,li.
ance on Linn who has never vet fOrs.le, /.
his fayoured land, are stiIl competent d
adjust, 10 the best way, all our pr..,Ot
difficulties. In your hands, my dssati,.
fed countrymen, and not ii mine, !. IL
momentous issue Of civil war, The GOV. ]
ernuent will not assail you; you can have
no conflict without being yourselves the
|aggressors. Yon have no oath registered
10 heaven to destroy the government
while ! shall have the most solemn one 10
preserve, protect and defend il. / am
10th to close; we are not enemies but
friends; VIC ulust not be enemies. Though
passion may have strained. ii must not
sever our bonds Of affection. The mystic
chords Of memory, stretching from every
battle field, md patriots, given 10 every
loving heart and hearthstone, all over
this broad land, will jet swell tie chorus
of the Union, when again touched, q
.snreiy MS ihey will DO, By the better an
gels Of our natpse. -,.: Ri
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
Ga5ttrll Nrms

81 NV YoRK, Feb. Is Three boxes q
ammunition, one containing 1000 boxes 81
percussion caps, and the others. Eve thou
sand cartridges with balls attached. de
signed for minnie rifles, were seized by IN,
police. on board the steamer Huntsville
destined for Savannah.
TERRTbIE SfoRM IN BALrtmoRE. DofNs
GREAT DANAGE Baltimore. Feb T..
a terrific northwest gale has prevailed
here since 1 o'clock, doing considerable,
damage. Some thirty houses have beer
unrooled, walls and chimneys demolished
and trees uprooted. The tide lowered
three feet in the harbor under the iIIflu.
encc Of the wind Tho telegraph lines
10 this neighborhood are considerably
damaged !.
HEAVY SToRM IN PHILADxIPIIIA.----
Philadelphia, Feb IA furious gale Of
wind occurred here today, prostratinr
the wires Of the National Telegraph Com.
pany and doing other damage.
The SuFrERINc IN KANSAS. "A tehison,
Feb. 6.-Mr. w. w. Jerome, Of Irving,
Marshall county eighty miles from this
place, says that the cattle and hogs In his
neighborhood are actually starving, and
that the Inhabitants are nearly destitute
Of food, and must perish unless relief Al
speedily afforded The desperation OIL
despair Is seizing upon them. Their teams
are giving ont, and they are too weak
10 make their way through the snow.
Some have been -four weeks Id trying tol
get from the Republican forks TO Atchi.l
son. and have tnrled hark dispirited. The
population Of Marshall county Is about
= 1000 Mr. Jarnlne has hnrripsl m a tslsi-
son with all possible dispatch. fearing Tint
the people uponthe Little Blue viii suffer
from hunger before be can get back With
supplies. The condition Of the roads In
that'region IS now so bad That only about
ten miles day can be Travelled.
Pertinent QuEsrIoN. DR. Raphall, an
eminent Jewish Rabbi, Of New York, III
bis sermon on the fast day, asked: ~
How dare you,3 In the face OF the |
sanction and protection afforded 10 slave
property IN The Ten commandments how
dare you denounce slaYeholding ms singI
When youremember that Abraham, Isaac
Jacob, Job4-the men with whom the All
mighty corTersed, with whose names he |
emphatieahy connects with his own most
holy name, and to whom he yoachsaied to-
give the character OF Hperfect, upright
fearing God, and esche@ing eyiIs--that
oil these men were shareholders. does I'll
not strike You that you're guilty Of some
thing very little short Of blasphemyYe
RagAuFs opgIig DnTnERtA in MalSe.--I
The Pennington Chrogicie says: st.rhisi
fearful diseases making sad rayage around
MS, in every direction. LII one small neigh
borhood IL ChesteryiIle, we understand
that ten persons have fallen its victims
within a brief period. In one iamily the
father died while bis child was beiug: conf
veyed to its burial. In another. three
children lay dead In the house at one
tlme, and four more Frustrated with the
disease. Scores Of families in this and
adjoining towns are mourning tho loss of T
one or more loved ones, who have been
smltten down with the fatal disease
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
DISTRICT COURT.

VIZ had prepared for press accmpIet'
report Of the proceedings Of the District
Court for the third judicial district Of th'
territory, but we're compelled 70 defer II
publication Tin next week, when Ii will
begiyeu IN full. conscientiously We car
say that the report will at least do nc
discredit to his honor Judge Kinney who
presided, Important decisions weregiver
upon points o. law often contested here
and which we shall endeavor 10 obtain
and give to our readers faithfully.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
ST Lows. Marcel 4 :, J

?. ~.
III the House yesterday the Senat,
amendment 10 the Post Once Appropria.
ton bill was taken up and conearfed in
iii TO 49,. 1t Was presented in the
Senate by Wilson, and anants present
liattertell mail route TO California ~
I'll Plso, which now costs 5000, 900 fer
seini:weekly letter service; hut during the
remainder Of their contract time, three
and q half years, gives them The Central
Overland route IN lieu Of the other. They
are to carry it daily ut one million. and
deliver the mail at Denver and Salt Lake
.tri,Weekly, and to run Pony Express
semi-weekly. carrying Eve. pounds each
trip for government free Of charge; and
reducing cost Of letters by said express,
one dollar per half ounce. IL BItterfield
4 Co. fail to accept this before the 25th
OF March, present contract to be Also
sutely annulled, and Central route con.
tract TO be let TO tho lowest bidder, no,
exceeding one million. EAtire letter mail
TO be carried through daily in twenty
days, and the residue in tlrirty-fye DAYS,
with privilege of sending latter by steamer
in twenty-five days, at contractors OK.
pense; the latter 10 receive two months
pay for damages for change Of service
from southern to central route.
The Butterfield Company were required
by Me-, Colfax and Mr.. Sherman's amend.
ments to enter into a written agreement.
to be filed in the Post Office Department.
aud to be Incorporated into their contract.
agreeing 10 carry six hundred pounds
mail matter per trip, which is expected TO
take all the daily papers. besides letters;
anst also that they reliGquish all claims
for Ill damages provided ia the Senate
amendment Till. -'.>..-.,. f..
The Segate amendment bin, after some
debate, Was eoncurred in exactly as il
came from the Senate; so il is now law.
II reduces cost Of mail service to Califor.
MIA from SE,487 900 to ono million, in.
ereases service to daily; concentrates alaiI
carrying on one line, and abrogateS tho
BdtteFfeid contract without mourning any
cldim for damages. = =
Bingham moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of taking up his bill for
the forcibse collection Of the regeRae.
Lost, ayes l0S; nays 62. Not two
thirds. i. .i..'-. - ..-.,.'l .a..55s "
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
MOU NEER.
GREAT sllTlAKt cITM
SATURDAY lfARcH 70, 1861,
~ arr READERS.

WI had prepared . few u our views
npon the passing events in our nation,
and although ourselves considered them
suDerbly sublime, we were inclined 70 the
opinion that oar readers would be better
pleased 10 read the news o. the late dates
from the East than pause to consider our
opinions N. .s
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
ST. LOWS. March .. am /.


Yesterday,the House passed the bin
reported by; the committee of SO, amen
datqry to The fugitive slave law, requiring
state courts TO return fiigitfYgs to fle
marshal, who shall deliver them to the
Y. 5. Courts In the statcs from which
they escape, III which states also they
shall have trial BY jury. The vote was
90 to 80.
Several Intellectual attempts were made
IN the House to take up tie Peace Con.
ference report.
IN the Senate the same matter was
discussed yesterday Crittenden was
willing 70 make any sacrifices Of his pri.
vate views for peace.
Mason denounced the plan as subyer.
siye Of what rights the South already
had. '. ',,' 7
Baker urged che propriety Of submit,
ting the question TO the people. He was
willing 20 violate the Chicago platform
and give upsa great deal 70 the border
states, but nothing to the seeding states
Green pronounced the plum 10 be mere
twaddlei but said there was. something
in Crittendeb's compromise.
+ No action taken on the subject. Z:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16

NJ AfNNAttt ANAAAtftA 80 IflNA
Inthe House, Mr.. Washbnrne, On I'LL,
uois, moved to postpone the report of the
committee Of 81 tlll the 4th Of June: No
action had.
A.moti0n 10 take mp the Understanding
time on the Pacific telegraph failed.
Wake co., North Carolina. gives 1900
majority for Union ticket, Wayne conrty.
1000 majority for secession. Returns
from Hanover, Brunswick and Dupiin.
are largely favorable 10 secession.
"A despatch from Richmond, Feb. 2sth.
says Messts Tyler and Seddcn were
serenaded tonight; both spoke Mr..
Tyler denounced laeTesnlt Of The confer.
ence, rs a worthless sffaiF and said tina,
The sontt had nothing 10 hope for from
Republicans. M. la
Mr.. Iedden said ID was 4 ieIusion. 4
shame, ON insult and an OfFense to the
South.
Lieut. Montague made secession
speech. The secession feeling Is increasing,
Colorado territorial bin Ilas been o..
( proved, !,
Capt. Pope, U. s. All, on one 81 Mr.. Lin.
Icolu's travelling suite, Is 10 81 court mar,
tailed for speaking disrespectfiiliy Or Mr..
Buehanan IL the lecture On Qualifications,
\ delivered recently at Cincinnati.
The correspondence on the files or The
i War Department show concIusiyely that
/ Coy. Houston has been greatly iDstrnmen-
tai 10 inducing Gen. Tmiggs to surrender
government property IN Texas. 5,.. ..3
/ Reported sickness Of Major Anderson
1 Us contradicted by himself.
Adsices from Charleston state that The
Floating battery was launched oil Monday.
1.-THE Goth nit, and tho Dahla Green guns
were hourly expected. All troops OH
furlongh were ordered to return by Wed.
I neselay, the 9TH. .5, III. ia.
On the 9Th, Peace Congress adopted
1 Gnthrie's proposition modified. Great
PREDICTING at The result. Gen Scott 81.
fdeTed q salute II 100 guns. Stocks ad-
yanced from to 5pcr cent Hopes or
tpeace greatly raised. Yesterday, how
lever, when the proposition of the Peace
4 Congress was presented to the Senate,
several offered to amend By stbstitutions.
land expressed desire 10 call national
convention These movements, together
/ with the expressions Of Tyler and Isedden
at Richmond, to the effect that II was
useless 10 expect justice from the North,
and that the conference was failure:
caused damper 10 fall on all hopes for
peace. Stocks to day duh and lower.
No disposition is manifested by Con.
gress to pass the Peace Conference nm
positions, which require a two-thirds vote
Gen. Twiggs has been stricken from
the army roll as a coward and traitor.
Uncoufrmed reports state that he has
been shot. (.
The bill stopping the mails to the Sc
ceding stntes passed both Houses.
European dates TO the 18th, state that
another pamphlet on France, Rome and
Italy had appeared ... MA.
Gaeta was expected to capituiato OIL
he 18th. ss. :..
, 1861-06-04
Tho Currency Question.
FnEEpoRT, June 3, 1861.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Will you permit me to make a suggestion
or two, through the columns Of your widely
circulated journal, in relation to what we ought
to have, and what He can have, IN the way Of
banks to secure us safe and reliable cutTen-
CT, and also retain and accummulate gold and
sllTer Our past experience as a commercial
people will Clearly demonstrate that the is-
kuing Of small notes NM drive gold and silver
ont Of the country. would respectfully Bug
gest that the Chicago Board Of Trade prepare
. Banking Law and let It be submitted to the
lures to be: lat, restriction on small bills,
say none less than fifty dollars the Cd, the
securities for these issues to be Government
stocks OF Treasury notes.. Then we will hare
= specle basis and only until then. But Mr.
elubberdegulllon, who Is desirous Of starting
in order to relieve the suffering community
snd supply million or two Of shinplastezs,
will cry ont against this measure as unjust to
our oWu people, fnasmuch as other States will
throw in their small notes, which would also
drive the gold and silver away. Just so-a
hard argument to get around. But let people
enforce the present Law In relation to small
bills, or discount the money Of other States
ten per cent, end VIC will soon zee If We can't
have gold and silver Instead of shinplasters
ncodlng every town and city in the State. In
New York, Ohio and 1ndfana currency for In
stance, il at discount, bnt men soy 1t home
It Will buy gold, dollar for doliar; yet It La not
worth dollar, Hiti why don't they send Us
the gold for our produce which wna coined
expressly for the use Of the whole nation, not
send us bank bills-keep their bills at home
where they belong-we don't want them. We
are able and have good and true men enough
III our State to do safe aud profitable banS-
ing business don't let US be dependent On
any 8tate CT section for circulation. II we
can do away with small Issres, VIC can have
plenty Of gold and silver. Let the past go to
the bottom and look out for the future thai
Mr, Stump nor any other tail" does not get
us By the tail" Truly Yours, Il
, 1861-06-04


A question of come gravity haa arisen for
discussion with Us In connection with your
troubles, and that Is, whether the blockade
Mr. Lincoln has declared against the Southern
coast will have any effect on the freedom Of
the Rio G1ande. This river, which divides
Mexico from the United States, OF from the
Confederate States, is free to Mexico, and the
imports Of large section Of Mexican terri
tory are received that way. We are scarce Of
-four and groceries. Arc We to star7e because
Jour and 1lncoln's cruisers swarm upon the
Gulf? Suppose goods and groceries are laden
at New York for MatamoTos, are they to be
stopped because they are liable to be sold to
Texas after they arrive In our markets?
If such Is to be the case, Mexico will have
to protest against It !; and II 1t is NOT, the Tex
ans can obtain all the arms and munitions
they desire, not to speak Of provisions, By or
deripg them through our stores from New
York. In the time Of war between Russia and
England and France great complaint was
nude by the latter Powers that Rusafa car
1icd On 4 highly prosperous trade with the
world, Notwithstanding the vigorous block
ade Of the Baltic, BY ahipping her goods
through Prussia. Nothing could be done In
the premises, and the cases are parallel. do
not see how the Yankees are to get around
the president. Il they do pot do so, We need
feel In no apprehension OF hard times In this
quarter