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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Wasn>@rss. Aus. 2--The Senate las
ceubfWci the uomination oi capt. Ci--
urus y. FOX, pi Aas'., heretofore Chief
q crk oi the Navy.
TIE place y hich &c sacaies Is fitted 10y
IS u. ssxoa. OF Conn. who has hitaerto
Iet1 tle esrf ieatitl Secretary and y
sistfnt Secretary of W. hclie-.
Ihoma - j.. Iuilsr. Second AUDITOR
~ ser Tseasarf. has re- sucd.
The Secretary 81 War yesterday direct
81 tie Commsn8aut 81 TIE forces 40 Alex
af.l-is fhli from this day an slaves now
- rrl.ou &, fiat post be liberated. and
that fbev he employed on tie notifications
and military WorA-, aud be paid A. day Ia
b0rers in tie service Of the Government.
Ailofhef siavt. escaping hereafter shall
De- treated IN tic came manner.
From trustworthy source sc learn
i'tat col. Ct4i.rou a4s sb0tby CD. " 4de
Hampton - South Carolina.
Gen. Bcamoefd'- force 90 Ball. Run
vi 900. which nas increased hy 5000
of Johnston the day before, and by .,
0JO more 4ur,ug the engagement.
OHcill D patch tD.Gen. Patterson will
show that tie entire blame for the de-
feat "a Bull Ran Was owing
30 hia filling % engage
Johnston; anil IL unable 70 enea-e
Johnston, 70 get between him aud
Muassls, AMI prevent Junction OF hi,
force, with BeauFcgarl's
Ifuaa1le o. fulfill either Of these or
der.. he va o. h4rlss John-tons ia from
aud keep Inn before Winchester
II he could 30 neith,rof these thinei
taen he IS a.. 90 ~ ko all hast to Washing
ton, and lgiu McD0we.las soon as John
stou could JON Beaurceard.
II viii toe scCn .hat Gen. Patterson d's
regarded each oithe eord,r', and that la,
he obeyed any one. he would htve IRE
+ vented the disl,t,r AZ Bu.F- Runs. AMI a
once have entir, ~ DESTROYED the rebel
lone removed the seat OF war beyoni
tue confines Of Virginia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
How They speak of FOREIGNERS.

Mr. Russell, Of the London Times, in
forms Us that the "chivalry' make NJ Sc
cset &c their intention % djsfrnchise the
foreign population as soon as they get
things permanently fixed. lie SAYS there
hostility towards tie Irish and "Dutch
ttash" l. especially bitter; and, although
thcy cOmpel them 90 do a good share OF
tue fighting. they mean 10 deprive them
of political power as soon as the war Is
over. Thosewho read the secession Jour
nals will fad this hostility cropping out
meessantlv. Oae eau hardly take up a
number OF these fragrant publications
without finding a furious onslaught upon
what they chastely term foreign trish." "
Here is specimen taken from the Colum
bus Crescent. edited by Col. Faxon, OF the
Tennessee I3ctrs'.
"When The tor leqgfd, rooden- Sh0ed,
sour kr0gf, sinking, bologna sausage eat
iag, hen r0ost. r0bbing Dutch sons OF -
from carlo had accomplished the brilliant
feat Of taking down the secession tag on
the riyer bank, they were pointed 20
another hBg OF tAe same sort, which was
dxug .lerieuslv and defiantiy about two
squares stlEl .anl which their guns did
not cover, and dched. yea, double big
black dog dared them fas We used 70 say
az school. o. take that fag down. Tie
eo"ardIv pups. the sheep dogs, the snelk
sNnnSs. dare not DO 50, because those
4. Fe pieces Of artillery we're not bear
Ne n u. Aud these are the people
w ~ ent by Lincoln TO crush out, the
-.,,ff
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

The Washington Star states that the
Sturges Rifle Corps, which have acted n
body guard 10 Gen. Mcclellan through the
Campai. in Western Va. have reached
Washington.
They number one hundred men, armed
with sharpe brcech loading rifles and
sabre bayonet>; they ere enrolled IN Chi
cago for the war. They are named after
Solomon Sturges, a wealthy banker in
Chicago who donated the whole OF the
outfit 10 the company, Il a cost OF 81, DO0.
Their tents are OF the Cuinean pattern,
and are the best in use.
The officers tent j. used by Gen. MeClol
Ian, aud around him AZ all times are the
Chicago boys They all love the Geuer.
at, and there is not a man who would not
die at any time 20 save him from harm.
The uniforms are the ntateft We have
seen. One is dark gray, aad one cordu
roy tor fatigue. They are accompanied
b. the champion drummer who accompA.
MED Elswoitll's Zoaayes on their tour
over the United states.
General Mcclellan has assumed the fall
charge Of the army on both sides of the
Potomac, and has entered upon the vigor.
Gus prosecution OF his duties. Both oil
GERS and soldie.s ara to be confined 10 their
rneampmcuts unless on special leave OF
absence. No sale Of liquor TO soldiers
viii be allowed, aud drunken soldiers viii
be dismissed from service.
The influence of the arrival Of General
Mcclellan to take commind Of the forces
on the Potomac is already being lel,. lie
has inspired new igor aud zeal among the
soldiers. and hc i, every where received
among them with'shouts of applause. His
presence has, it would appear, eradieated
from their memory the disgraceful occur
renee of last Sunday He has inspired
them with a feeling of security and conf
dence, and swear to follow him to the end
A. a.. II
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Arrival of another SLAYER at New
Work.

\ Saver which had been fitted out at
some port in the United States has been
captured on the African COST, and was
brought to New \ orA, reaching that port
on Tuesday On the ith OF June, the
United States wdr-Steamer Sumpter, When
off Red Point, saw tho brig Falcon and
gave her chase. On bringing her to, she
was boarded and captured, and the cap
tain and crew nude prisoners. Subse-
quently Lieut.. Young was placed on board
with prize crew OF ten men. When cup
turel the Falcon had all the appurtcn1n-
ces for slave voyage. The evidences
which were at once presented to the board
ing officers were 80 overwhelming. that
the captain Of the Falcon quietly gave NJ
The vessel, and Acknowledged that the
object of his voyage was to take cargo
Of slaves. The captain and five OF his
crew were taken in charge by the United
States Marshal.-Dai'y Ga-,tfc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
FROM MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS. AUGUST 3.--rhe Evening
News lclras from Neii informed citizen
of South western Missouri, who possesses
peculiar facilities for ac4ui.ing knowledge
OF the PLAN. of the scce.,ionists ia that
region, slys their real object is not 20 at
tack cairo az Birds Point, but will nuke
adesrerate attempt 70 secure possession OF
-. Loni..
There j. str NJ rebel force unlcr
General Pillow at New Nldril. Missouri.
Another Is at Poclhontas, Ark fnsas, he
lietei % be under the command of Nc
Culioch, another in Ms,issipoi county,
Missouri, uudcr JEFF Thompson. Their
plan is 20 keep up constant threat of nm
attack on Cairo ami Birds Point. % rs 10
keep The fcltrtls there employed menace
Gen. LYON IN the Souih-wc.t hy thrents
of an attack from Price and Blins, while
the forces At New Madrid and Pocabontas
effect junction 10 Pilot Knob. aud from
thence march on s.. Lpuis, take it. rein
s'1te Johnson. and w.A tii. city rs the
base 90 operations, wrcst Missouri from
the Union.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
What Mr.. Buchanan's Neighbors
say about Him.

4 corresp ondent of the Boston Journal
who has been travelling through Pcnnsyl-
vana, writes:
\ neighbor Of Mr.. Buchanan vas in the
cars. lie represents that thee President
has long been dangerously sick from
sheer exhaustion. Hchas little sympathy
from his fellow townsman, who upbraid
him a being the author of all our nation
Al troubles. lie j. obliged TO here much
that must wound him, and letters By The
basketlul are sent 70 him full of abuse and
calumny. and 50 much so that while he
VAS sick hs friends would not allow him
10 see any letters unless they knew where
they we're from. Miss Lane i represent
ed as making herself agreeable to all who
call. and keeping open house to all who
come to Wheatland, with that same grace
that made her 80 popular at the White
House.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

The Delaware Guards and the Els.
worth Rifles, together with portion ot
the citizens of this place. on Tuesday
evening, had what was intended Tor a
sham battle. representing the fight at
Rich Mountain, which resulted more scri-
ousiv, IN proportion % tbe number ong4g
ell. than the actual engagement.
Log brcastNorks lad been erected on
the river bank West OF town, which the
Ellsworth Rifles AMI oilter~ occupied a.
the seccssioni-ts The Delaware Guards
under the command OF Lieut.. Pngh, act
lng Colonel. and Lieut.. KIRK. acting Cap
tain, marched down Main street, and, on
approaching, were fred upon by the Sc
cession pockets. They descended the hill
and came up ia the rear. and were fired
upon again by the piekots, when the Sc
ctssionist> commenced oauuonaiing a itli
anvils, and firing with small arms which
were replied To by volley from the mus
kets of the Guards, who advanced, firing
AMI skirmishing, until they came within
about fifty yards OF the breastworks, when
they charged. and silcuced the oRcils,
putting the entire secession forces TO flight.
\ grand chase ensucd towards town, the
greatest excitement prevailing. Here a
series Of accidents occurred which marred
the sport. John Ridge OF the Guards,
VAS shot in the back OF the head by g
ramrod from shot gun, and severely
hurt. though not dang erouslv. VIII. X
Maddy got a shot in the leg from 4 mus
ket, Just above the left knee and fell, and
was carried home. The wad penetrated
about two inches, making a severe. though
III. LIN.
was slightly wounded in the hand by q
piece Of the same ramrol which struck
Ridge. Several others were struck b'
wads, hut not seriously injured. Had j
not been Tor these sad ca-ualities. com
mon tsultof such performances, the spor'
would have been highly entertaining -
"a it was, II WIS too much OF a reality
NuRcie Free Press.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Soathern Cotton and Northern Ship
ming.

In one Of lis recent letters to the Lon
don Times, Mr.. Russell relates a curious
suggestion made by French gcnilem "a,
now in New Orleans, To some ardent cot
ton planters there. lie stated 10 them
that even If the blockade were broken bv
England and France, a. they hoped Il
would be-, the available shipping Of these
two nations would not suffice 10 carry the
cotton crop 20 Europe. aui that without
the aid of the immense mercantile marine
OF the Northern States, southern cotton
would lie aud rol IL Southern ports, even
were they opea.
II i a calcul lt'On more cur Gus than
useful; bht il Is another instance 70 show
how accurately the Ties were fitted toeeth-
or which these rchcis are cndeavoring TO
tcar Daily Gg:sue.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

PAYING Orr And MASTERING OUT.-The
llth regiment marched from their barracks
Yesterday To the State House to be paid
of and mustered out ct service. They
came down street with drums beating and
banners aying. \ large crowd was col
lected by their music, eager to learn "what
was up" and "what was to pay
Up to Saturday evening two regiments
and two companies of a third regiment
had been paid. The machinery works
slowly. The Paymaster has not suili-
cheney of help in order to secure greater
efficiency in the dispatch of business
This is owing to the fact that the three
months troops have returned in a body to
be mustered out of service. while there
are six or seven regiments OF recruits
wai.ing to be mustered in at the same
time, and tn work has to be done by one
man.--paiiy Journal, Aug. >.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08


Tae D.Hefcacf.
IT, rri .oners ttk.a at m1uassts -
IL rebels ore e.ll hail ba ueB cared
to- ve tnee uaf, slne base been -srt 90
kirtm1al. olheri f,ained 20 camp. Tie
uadc.l uho sea nto tbeir hands ore
sfl retained. aad lrieni nd relatives
orc lor5iI 20 aiui-isft1 uieis wants, o.
o. reaies tAsu ans assistance toward az
i,s'ailr, tfe's suffering. Any q the
e9ewicl were lagonctt.l 80 the gF0uad
vhcrethcg feb, bg tbcfeal ea.a-l whom
p, fought. Aiovd soldier ava wound
- rebel stag 10 tle bro.h < san' a'.a
took compassion mon him, lifted hinl a.
and removed hlm Co the shade, and gave
I'm vaser g. ar 4 irom lis caatesn.--
lie Traitor revived uudcr tec h-mme
treatment 81 tae loyal soldier, Hnd ra,sed
A.. lga aud shot las beEeaci9r. Nyt
cluteut Nth torturiag tlss .islag, they
Aa4e pi,lc, AL Scared tic sacred d
With abr Aai biyohet. Tus barbaF.sm
.. lle lc.,tlmate oatgf0wth OF the r ,ss-
ton %. society, tne ripe fruits OF slsso'y.
Thousands OF prisoners have becn Ia
hen by the loyal army ia Western Virgin
IA. Tuey have been humnc'y treated
aud, on very reasonable .erm-, released
+ he woundcl have been Kindly cared los
D. the Union men. The boay OF Gen.
Garrett was Immediately forwarded 10 h'-
friends. The body Of cameron Is not yel
obtained.
We eight for truth aui liberty, for 3
tee aud right, We can afford 10 be merci'
fa.--they G,ht lor the Devil eud must b,
cruel anI dcvi.ish.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
FRON ST.LOTIs.
IRON sANDN hook.

SAVOY HOOK. Au-. ).
THIS morning a detachment OF the 9Th
New Nork surprised squad of rebel cav.
airy ia a house opposite the Point of
Rock. killed three, vouaded Eve, made
nine prisoners, captured twenty horses,
and returned % the Maryland side. with
oar accident % themselves. The weather
is Intensely hot. Al quiet and no dan
ger of an attack.
The 18Th Massachusetts, and the 29th
Pennsylvania Regiments arrived yostcr-
day.
The rebel cavalry occupied Martins
bur- in force pn saturday. Z.
- Correspondence Gu. Com.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
10000 TrOops-A grand Army in
the West.

Gen. Pope IS assigned to the command
of all the forces North Of II. Louis
These troops will consist principally OF
Illinois Regiments together by themselves,
and thus form one grand arm of the
Western army.
This division viii be ready, after thor
ough drilling and vigorous discipline in
camp, for an advance movement through
Arkansas ard Texas toward New Orleans
rs soon as the excessively hot weather
abatos sufficiently to warrant the health
ofour troops in that climate. A part OF
these troops are TO be made up of the new
regiments lately accepted from Illinois.
Gen. Pore hereafter designs to permit
no scouting, deeming it an injury to the
efficiency of the troops for service.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
The Reb l. did intend increment
ON Washington.

RcuMoNp, July -, 81.
There il an ominous silence the past
few days in Richmond in respect to mill
tary matters. IL j. ominou-, because il
prcccdes and foreshadows important move
ments--the carrying out of the Legitimate
military consequences OF our great vic
tory at Manassas. Those legitimate ends
are. the expulsion of the enemy from Al
exandria and Washington, and the liberia
ton of Maryland from tie thraldom OF
Yankee oppression, and intolcratle alien
iusolence. am well informed when
say To your readers that these are the ends
which our victorious army shall, under n
kind Providence, attain before they wreath
their brow with the laurels so nobly won
near MluasSeS on Thursday, the 18th,
and Sunday, DIST July.
With Manassas a. a base Of operations.
we are plshing our columns onward to-
ward Alexandria on the right and the
P0tomlc above the chain bridge (Some
three miles above Arlington Qualifications
on the LETT. This movement, you will
perceive 10y glancins at the map of the
Potion supDOses cooperation with
VI iry land along the Potomac borders o.
Montgomery county. Maryland is ready
Give her reasonable certainty OF relief
and she would raise one hundred and
twenty thousand strong to morrow
Correspondence Memphis Argus.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

We see from the State Journal that
Joshua X Giddings has gone 10 work in
old Asbtabala, aud raised full regiment
ofpicked men. They are armed with the
Enfield rife. and will soon be accepted.
ii they are not already. They acted At
once upon hearing of the defeat at Man
assas. not waiting Tor call from the au-
thcrities. All honor % tue braYe ole pa
tliot.-EaioR Reaisfer.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
InfimeIY inclination.

Col. MlLEs Of the regular army had
command of two brigades at the battle OF
Manassas, holding important positions
At the most critical time Col. MHEs in
terfered strangely With the disposition Of
the troops, aud at length it was discover
ed that he was drunk. Col. RIcHARDsoN
who commanded one brigade under MILES
finally Refused to obey his orders, and
vas authorized by Gen. McDowELL TO
take command. His report which We
publish IN another column makes the
charge of drunkenness directly. Here is
a case for a court martial, and il would
be difficult to to imagine any penalty too
severe ior the offense.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Mr. Bingham from thc judiciary Com
mit.oe. reported a bi.l to punish ec.tda
crimes. II proposed that recruiting in
any state o. Territory for service in an
arm, hostile to the United States, becoE
s.dered a high mislemcanor, punishable
with fue OF from S2J0 t. $1,000, and
impeachment Of from one to Eve years
Tn, bill Furnishes similarly those Who
thu. enlist Wit. those Who by words, wrl-
tings or by publication encourage tue en-
Estment4. The bill passed.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
REBELScAPTuRED.

S,Nny Hook, Nh, August 5.-This
morning detichmeutof the New York
2-th reg ment surprised a squad of rebel
cavalry az house opposite The Point OF
RocA,, killed three, wounded five and
took seven prisoners. They also clptur-
cd The HORSES, and recrossed the river
without loss.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Rebel Field officer. Killed and
" OuBdCd.

Tho fpllo wing IL, wc believe, a com
pielo isti
KfLLTo On M1RrALLY WOUNDED.
Gen. Bernard T.. Bee, south Carolina
Gen. Frn,is Blrtov, Georgia.
Col. Nelson, 81 Virginia Regiment.
Col. Fisher, 0sh North CW0iuL
oil. Mason, OF Gen. Johust1u's S,-,f.
=. Col. Ben. j Johnson, AZ inpt4u L..
E,aer: Wheat, Louisiana Btu3l-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Exec itor', Sale OF Real Estate.

BN virtue ofaa order and decree &c he Ran
dolph Court 81 Common Pleas. Viii sell al
public auction. 80 faf Court lIon~t door i
Is inchestrr. on Saiurda,. the I'm da, 81 Sep
t-ulhcr. lsCf. hctWcen The hours 20 - o'clock
=. ui. and O'Clock J.. a.. Tire following dessert
bed valuable real e.iaie. lying ia Randolph
County. indiana to-Wft:-
The northeast quarter 81 section -;
The west balfof iae soutli-casi quarter o,
section -. AID
The norlh-esst quarter dissection ~;
All IA Tow u~hip 20 81 Range ~. east.
u viii De- sold ia separate lots, or altogether
as may suit purchasers. u not sold on tAai
dan. Il viii he sold at private sale. 90 the APP
pr'ilsed value ~ rect. 80 auy tine thereafter.
TERMS OF SALE.-pne faurih 10 the pHr-
rhu. money viii Ice required 20 D. faid in
baud az fh' tim of sale. aitd 'ar remainder go
t'irer equal insialmeuts lu 2. iG md q Uoi.fhS.
'-peetivrlY. with Interest fran the daA 81 salv.
pom condemnation - n ssle -. thc count. %
deed Will b. made. aud = nprtsaz" ttk"H 81
the lands -oid to secure i,'e deferred ras meat,
JOHN l.. KINDER. ENccnlor of
August 7. lr6t. ~ Nci~pn Clark. dcc'd.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. ont
of the ,2O compositions Tor the 5000
prise for National anthem nave been re-
tanned from which TO make final selec-
ton. II has been propo 'ed that thc music
and words OF those fifteen be submitted Ia
public criticism for three nights at the
Academy of Music in New York, and
tire at the Academy Ia Broo&iyn-th,
sum realized to be applied to the aid OF
families Of volunteers -Dg'ig Ga- re
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

'HN BRowN's SENTENCED
s-. NV - ~ -. al Patterscn's column
hal o,,er..i rS.,,les,. n. Va, AMI taken
,,, of ,be goa,, House and raised
o. ,tag, u the greet indis "a ." o. Tue
- citizens. the Rev. Mr.. Fl, ton. Chap
'ein OF the First Scott LEGION r, IN, eIt'
w,ut into she Building and immedB ete.F
walked an 80 tie bench, and set down m
the chair from which John Brown received
bis death sentence. and there offered n
Yer Tor eur Pce-ident. our army, our
..,.r-ellofs. aud country, While also be
.ssel,nr col e. cru~h tae g,-cl..sa, is
E. leaders, 2HG Is cause.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

\ SURGEON in The reyeI army at Aanas-
"a, writing u friend ia Winchester Va.
stys, tina the rebt! loss At The battle oi
Bull Rem was not less than 5000 killed
and wounded
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Direct word from Manassas, Aug. ?.

\ lady school teacher reached Wash
ington TO night from Manassas, where she
mas been detained three days. She con-
Lrms al the previous reports OF the i'm
mense number Of killed and wounded.
aud sa.s il i manifest, in her iudgmen
th4s the troops are IN no condition 10
move lI0m tAeLr present enlIeaehNcaLs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

THE AFR!c,N SorApRoN.-On tie 10Th
of June, the whole OF the African Squad
ron, except the Saratoga, which was on a
cruise, were at Londl. The sumter was
bound for Fernando 70. The healtl, OF
the squadron continued good--Daiiy Ga
zefge
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Kirby Sn Ga, Regular Army.
Wade Hampton, Hampton Legion.
j. GNrlreil, 4th y rsiaia.
ues, TIA llab1mt.
lolua.. ct Gen. Johnston STAT.
T.. Stevens, ot Gen. Bees stan.
.ott, ,.h Ala5amL
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Indiana to-wit Randolph County.
CmctT CouRr, FAIL Tenn, 1851.
Claudius Preyost,)
Divorce.
Eliza PreYos'. }

The plaintiff by Brown & Monks. his attor-
nrAs. now comes aud lilies the Affidavit 1t a
competent person bN which 10 T. shown that The
said defendant J. not "a resident 81 the State of
Indiana. Notice j. therefore hereby given 10
the said defendant Of the ding aud pendercN
of said application for divorce. aud that ut-
less She personally be and appear before tn
Judge Of said court on the second day OF thr
next term OF the Randolph Circuit court - be-
held Ia aud for said county anG siata on the
third Monday OF september. lr0l, at Inc count
house in " Winchester. ia said sounty. that said
application Will be heard and determined lu
her absence. attest: n. n. NEFF.
BRowN q MoNKs aud KNIGHT. atty's Cik.
August =, 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Drafting in Virginia.

They have commenced drafting foF
troops in virginia and propose TO raise
- 900 by this process.