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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
FROM MISSOURI.

The Baltimore Exchange is permitted to make
the following extract from letter just received
by merchant Of that city from onss.6f the
strongest Union men in Mssouris -
- GLASGOW, Mo-, Aug. 20 1861.
The'federal forces were bajIySS8hipped and
cut 70 pieces ut atSprngfsllS-nnd Thousands are
9ow aeekingt TO Jacksotssssnd Mcculloch's ar
mics:
We are having a ssSviattin g, in Mi.,ouri,z Sc
ces.ou. would ruin us. But take the vote? fo.day
aud M Mi'eedri gould go out by q large, major
Had our Govern nor-Pro~isionai Governor
Gambls--donaright,i We would have had peace.
Both he. and the Government have donne wrong.
.Issy e! :: ought pot to hays loss that Springfield
~U6ibn men are very scarce here. The ac-
ttion of-the Convention will never be sustained'
- bias drawn all tbe sympathy toe. jackson =
|side. His bitter enemies that were ,are now
bis hest frispds:' The State forcss udaer;sfe-
caloch and Price <iI1 be very largs in tew
sT$sare ell rasdsds
Tbsssilovipsas ssses "a appSsfs iuahsst Loui.
Democrat, q HaskaEsp ppblcaospapsss, :.
|. srnlssasssa aHgsss as6: .Raiks issued an
oder sLis. a5iyal tossshs all the
asd'cipS shd sshSspifAl, .tersSs The federal
|Rapi.ai, stLss aepffEsias aboat 400 ofsaii
.wygndea troops of'msdtcaf treatment. Xpss,
k6 'msdiGpess were subsequently, .restpred
|adEogd en- General Price: 4
Wat'sa few exeepttops our sick aud waIhded
atsde'agssel'. sxsd YiA Asss able to sesisrn 70
ftheir hSn,rs 10 assasvdsSs. Allspasss spppded
could mot Dssbfopghssf the hsld- ia conse-
kqaenee of :hs esascisyssts wagons but they
wife trea.sdsSh Ore theyssy,s,
IEs fsLo1,s, Adgssk sf.-Ef femont has pro
the State 81 Missouri. under mar.isll
flsw, and persons found with arms in iheiskands
lwiAebe court-m.ftialed. ssd shot. Property,
both real and >Pstson.l. .'os persons who take
arms aesinst the federal Gevernmsn., will be
nfssatdd, rid their slaves ds1sred free
Tbs people are warned TO return 10 their homes
snd absence there. .fsom, without. sufscieaj
eauss, will Be considered presnfnptiyo eviaehSe
| seainstt Them. r., :.
from, PsssiDg out sdssther country without 4
II WHsgGE.ssss K - = III ssf1,u,s.h 81 i:s aa.p.rsss !.
'be.xesn Kanasileatsemery sa1pesn.. Raipss
81. .JeShsusseptember -I-of hanaESA end
tk.se asotsa his.eaiisns pst.ded the ts.nfs & !.
I sha aaGtursd % federal reersitiSs osi!
sSSEG@s% ....-J = s.ssst. AZ.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION.

The following gentlemen are respectfully
nominated for Town Council for the ensuing
term:
1NTENDAST,
DIR. J.. F. LIVINGSTON.
e.. wARDENs,
49, JOSEPH T.EMOORE.s
- JOHNtH WILSON,,
E. NELSON
; B.:P. HUGHES r i,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
For Town Council.

NIX. EDIroR :-Plense announce the following
= gentlemen, for Intendant and Wardens, of the
town Of sAbbevilIe, for the next term:
- = FOR ISTENDASr
"A. BURT: 5
FOR wAEDESs.
B. p. HUGHES;
}. a. ALLEN,
Z "A. J. EYpHGoE.. s4S
o. rs: r. WILLIAM HILL.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

Ths oFthsrn Govss sifso6 ssxsr..t
10 a ssbslx aa ssspper tbsasss ssssauis thc Eosn.
ssassss s.als %. entitled ake fight. Of .h.l.
pref .G:s safsfs hissf n ,aessaS Srsee' e'
. u 30 kiE prisonse RIO tesbsias il
sUJnf : lew sseks s(isss, ss5ss3Sa.s
thfSk w %srsS ss6a,iapa1 ssb
ssfsd sgr;stssrs 5aft De, dsigst
u aeue q 6iu a q az ssfo
s.ass 81 .sr soSs fsis slSs q Y.,f Z sss,d
90 4 Ssas iskno q q ss,ssosaSsSS.E
lskst At p rsss ae ) 3 eEsssd rs
fqE sasea,s e y SthsfSsss
s;sAt tss es stsss s4sa jJs,ssassIs q. sSa ,Sx
- esbss 90 Mn psess1lssfs fs
ss "a :
s. sl lfh tl,lose, in q xSsas m.
So 81 ihs pstisq6srs,
3 u 81 j rs B 8
u = w. Sse4 6ssnief asss
IS sstae sss6ss& :
fatss " EfApsvill ssaH ifl
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

ACTIVE PRErAnAr1oss' recent letter from
Now York says:
SThs Government ,s moving with great vigor
10 uavd affairs Almost every steamer, suita-
BE for blockaaing purposes. is either chartered
Or undergoing exam4atish will, that view.
The following steamers were sold dby.H. b.
Cromwell tthe War Department yesterday
sR. r. tngln, HantspilLs and. Montgomery 1t
sprobapaabat the propeilers Mount Terno,s
Monticello. Potomac, .EEoenst Point ParksrsJurg
and Chesapeake will also 6e purchased.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
THE RIFIE;REGIMEN1

Coz. onR's Rifle Regiment issnow at Sums
merville in this State. where's all commuhica-
tions will for the present be directed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

tRsaxrer Rahsas eHb Esnguisaed sosditS
|4sSaskns - 6srsl( tb, q ::ASnx Of the Po.
|iep.e: g a.sss g { stk ssseH eHhi.s.
|aesaseSE .fzs a666on: aisss bseu. psseedaiil
~ sbd ~ ssSgs spsi Andsrs4S 4
|H eesolisi.l, End SseaSeA ~ psxits 81 i
; 40 psss 9 sAs,.ss sNs,ss ~ !,
: /: s ssf.;s. $a5s;;;fss r. q etsg:.'s, a,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

:. MISUNDERSTANDING qe,rnE Tnoors-It is
relssedssof Gen.; Resusssesa, that .1shen dis
mou,eed fr9R hiss hsse: he addressed Ahe
ttreoPs. in q few words. before leading Them 70
the" charge: ':Remember; soldiers, We ore
fghstng for .ouf goveFemsE vonr, liberty our
hopsss VIZ cannot afford TO bS defeated 1
soonsi ahap yisid, you iaast dis and + have
oons sdis with you, right hsTe, Fafssrd, TO
tie ahsass - :. 9 .!,,s; q s !. y
MtEn4s4 COZ Hagoods regiment about
,7Q1l g. sssivsdiA this sity yestSrdday Aom
AAdteok t6ess.d deparearso sbssrd
s,l.ss ssssPss sssls f,s saa.s s1essss see't;,,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
FROM LINCoLN,s cArITa1.

: WsaIssdros, August 81. The. federal gov
;ernment will not collect duties on board of
ships of-war. or declare southstp ports closed
but viii rely on enaieffeetivsblockade.
W4anscToS, September l:seAmong the papers,
Captured at Hatteras was Ietterfrom Mr. Tate
consul at Rio de; Janeiro, giving description
of.ths vessels !iaayingasd about to lenvs with
e"rgooes. Six Of these. captured sby privateers.
The Aexriet .Laae got ashore at Hattsras
aaf :hre~orer hsr guns and COAL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
TIE ABBEVILL-E pREss
ROLL oF THE "MccXuILA RIFLES, !,

II. II. HAnfka, Captain. e..
~ f. W. DAYS, lst Lieptenaut:
% W. r. WHfTk, I'd Lieutenant. #
=. W. J. ROBERTSON. Sd Lieutenant
= Jons G. BAsKrS, lst Sergeant. '&s
NJ. T. yHuTcursoy. I'd Sergt.
PC. SvBEn, Sd Serg't:& ~,
j. G. NASuons, 9Th sefg't. Hr
+, .. W. F. HARDY, let Corporal.
g.. Tuos. n; TUCKER, 2d,Corp'l.
A. MAUEbrS. sd Corp'L = /.e
e.s: eze: |. 1: BELL 4'A co'p1 U}lIt
@Privates.
Jaco6sAiewiae, j. A. Armstrong,
). M.'c. Brown. A. r. Baker,
> u brownlee, Josepius Bowen,
John w Bowen, .JJGrant
John Bowen : John w. Burlitt,
John NJ. Blnnthet, Matthew Darue,
Thos Cater, IN Campbell,
W ) Campbell, JamesiP Camnbeu
Soun camPbe''' = James Cnnn,..s.
Pr Christopher W Christopher.
:" Il Cleaveland,' John Duncan,
J H Daniel, John R'''Greep
Il. a. Grant,, r. N. Groves;
II II Iiarkness,. James AsEInll
sHewtoh lieaton, Warren Howell,
u Marshall IIill," j Hardy,
Fleming Hail.. Thos EAiIampton.
Saml Hall, John Kilgore, :.
\ m 3 Kennedy, RCLively,.
D Mauldin,: AID Morrow.
A G Martin, James A Mann
Jno McCurry Jno T Mcalahap.
N F'Morrison, Jno Pickens.
John Parnelf@ EEPressly.
John Is Patterson, Robt Patterson,
James b B'Patterson, CP'Psrker.
J Rampey, Thos L Robertson.
W L Simpson. Ell Sutherland,
W Sutherland, FM Sutherland.
Stuckey, Jesse W Scott,
Sam'l Shaw, HTownsend.
~ tucker. II Wakefield,
I Yenrgan. w Young.
John S Cain, =. John w Wakefield.
) A Slorris, A L Dowler
Thos F Phelps, Thos Butler,
james + fite, Michael Logan.
Jas L IntclIieon.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06


EThe communication of Mr.. A. n. Folger
was received but too late for this issue. It
shall appear in our nest.
We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement of Capt NJ T. Owen, of the
Abbeville Troop. Those desiring to serve
their countryEhave.new on excellent opportuni
ty. S. -
we would call the attention of:our readers
to the card. of Nr. John r. Wilson, to be found
iIsanother column. -
Jno. c.G :ssin, Esq. candidate for ofdi.
narySpublishes aseard to thespeople of Abbe-
Vile District, to which attention. is directed.
See the notice Of Thos. Thomson. Esq, call.
ing for meeting Of those desiring to form
volunteer company for service during the war.
See the notice of the Governor to the Man
agers of Election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

EEIsoS, OF TssSsssEE E.-It will &c reco!lected
'thst, some weeks ago. Hon. Thomas Nelson, Of
Tennessee, who was arrested in a supposed at.
tempt 70 make his way u Washington and was
brouehtsin 20 litasY ,sustody to Richmond. was
released bAthe President bn as distinct engage.
msnt thatds would submit to the late action 81
'TSapsssee insw Withdrawing fTomahe Union, and
aBs9aou' any Y1urtheFopposition to the Confede-
Eats:. Government. wenstice tffat since Mr..
Mclean has returned hses, lrs has pspsshsdsa .
@pug sard;in the papers re. affirming Che pledge
hsafad given to the President, and recommend
ingts his :Giends the Propriety of sbstaining
ffcm:all further opposition or resistance to the
Cohfedessse authorities OF to the action of
their own states The card. which gives the
aeSHence of this honorable action on Mr.. Mel
sons part contains Copies of the .eorrespon-
-dence between himself and President Davis.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

Il
sskave received the ssPtsnfb srnumbsssof
Farmer AID Planter In an article: :iisad.
ssK"Almost stahdisg Alone" the editor speaks
as fsiowss:- { - Il =.
: The Farmer ana plaase, ..ss.now tas only
monthly agricultural Journal maintaining its
full iPffS SPbrtionSof matter and regular Issues in
sabSE Confederate sstates. We sincerely regre.
90 necessity 3a,, discab absinuiug snr able eotens
.ifsorarisss hut eessae4sH look forward to the
time vhen a peasl aa bee conquered BY y.eas
brave ssldisrs, and nhesesssrnal., With mahy
'oshsss lhersry Enterprises, will again sPring
fo4h with new vigor, under more prosperous
.suspiSes than ever bsfBre. ms ahs mesutinre
ssclaimg ssme listle credit for having thus far
withatusd the pressure of the timea, Sgassicu-
lAalyssour Journss suspy Aa feski9ea ths.G-
mount o. .sls sortwhls 6e ~ tlns'lst four:
.nsli ihsse.a -
Ys.gss. '..s +. ] II; ,se& fsh.snss'1s faay.
: az % oofSsE. q 4
sGazp3xssoN. SaptHnbsr ke 6tlg Sgksl
ssn, 4 has lsF,sh y 500 VT
LIZ 2 ~ = ~ * x :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
ATTENTIONS !.
A B B r vi Ell E
bleHfl' INFANTRY! n

VoU aud eseh of you asabasebyhotifed led to
1 IL be aaasserear .sts e. yeqs usssl parade
TENDER, fog drill. and instruction, at 104
o'clock, a. m:
By ordor of ?,
:. CAPT, o. esBewERs.
s. A. V1gEsEaek' T. g o':s. IA. ):
- .;'~H -
!Thsfe. " wilIrhe an election on.the SAME Day for
Eirst and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to FL the yacan-
ciesdHeasioned by:the designations Of Lienteu-
asts Moore md ,Ly4bgoe..
; by qrdsEq9<
- sNsatehsnit Solond nm sliding
). sept4, 1ssi.4Ts ~ ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06
soVEaHOR .NAGof4IN Z pR1seHE,

G0EHHOR tAAG0fl1N x PRISONER. :.
Asenpaby Of .casaIfy~ surf6nnded GeoBs:
stowo.sK entaoky, aud took Gov., Mssofinskad
otst eitans psisoners. -.
FosTaEss MasRoE, August srssessNhe etsph :bost
koqaois has arrived from tire gs8ekads OF sai
vanhsh.: She reposts.hsaringk kfaAy Apsas.
pg ottSt!rttsrass :.
Asespfaera{ $dg, asued With rifle aesnnor,
fred several sesfs atth Ssduaanah, ody
AsHE ffs tss getised tdSsrdas sRoias.
sab Ned TITO sshelh phe explbds assr iie
aaAro1as The ptssF CLOSE TO tbss Up Rap
shsshsn retired bshinsSsVAfs Pss1 :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-06

Sept. 9. 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Or course YOU must all know that we refer to
Gedey's Lsdg's Book. We assert that it is the
sEsr magazine, of the kind. now published, and
every lady that takes IL or has taken it, is Of the
same opinion. We would be lost without il. The
steel Engravirgs are elegant specimens Of the
tne arts-the double extension colorod Fashion
Plates surpass any published in the world; and
its reading matter ia interesting and instructive
and OF a moral tone that will commend it to ev-
cry reading f&mi'y. We have received the June
No. and thorough examination proves il to be
superior one--indoed il seems to be the highest
ambition of Cooley to make every No. of this c1-
cellent magazine still better than its predecessor.
IL contains two fine steel engravings, one OF
shicl--"1'he Disdanlul Maiden lis well worth
the price Of the book besides. it contains large
amount of good family reading matter and the
latest fashion plates. Every woman--old and
youas-should subscribe for Cooley at once.
Terms:-0ne Copy one year, Three Dollars.
By Clubbing with the JorRSn ne can furnish
IL TO you for Two Dollars per year.
l.. 4. Cooley. Publisher.
32) Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as frail a.
that Of tender flower. Many Of the sex enter init
marriage relations Without being able 10 undergo ths
sbors and trial. OF maternity In this country tho0s
anis OF young and beautiful women sacrificed ev
cry year from this alone. Hestc ier's teleofa
ted Stomach Biters will save many Of this class ron
q untim-v grave This medicine has been used viii
great benefit BY immense numbers OF people through
out the Republic. and ih, propreiors have receive
grateful njaiions from all sections OF the esun
Try. The Bi.ers will be found To be very pleasant 70
the taste. as q beverage. and prompt aud power
ful IN it, eject medicine II infuses new viiaii,,
into the frame aud strengthens the whole system &C
that whn uss II are enabled 10 20 through with
aeors Which. without IT, be certain TO PROSTATE them
Sold b, all druggists.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

PROF. WOOD 3Ie BROADWAY. is running the
mar "Ae trade People will not DYES hen a nat
ufa restoration 10 the original color tho hair ca be
produced by unnatural remedies. DYES are artificial
achts and dangerous In heirapplicaion, but Woods
nsr ONE IL healthy >timulant and causea a he
thy CROWN growth OF gray hair upon n Young per
sons head Is unnatural. aud 10 apply coloring huii
produces an unnatural result the color Is changed 10
be =, Out not through the the hair. Ladies'
90 YOU see mat ge rsniu pantn the window yondc
how yellow AMI faded il looks: II Is alive and grow.
ing; yet where Is the beautiful, rich. dark green that
belongs 10 II. Gone You can color those leaves by
an external application of ehemicas. but they will moi
remain cslorcd. DO you desire 10 do il iafurall, :
Make solution OF guam" water apply il the roots
md the plant will take il up into The system ard then
YOU will see rich green permanent hue professor
Woo Hair Tonic works on the same principle. The
roots q" The hair drink up that application, and Ugh
health and beauty result.
CArTi"S-Bcware Of worthless limitations as sever.
al are already Ia the market called by different ma
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair
Restorative Depot, It. Louis. Mo-. and New York !
are blown ia the bottle. Sold by all druggists nd
Patent Medicine dealers Also byall Fancy and Toi-
let Goods dealers, In the United States and Canadas
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
4 " ord tn Farmers.

IL behooves every nan Who cultivatcs the
soil, to use every possible effort to make it pro.
siuce a. much possible. For, however disss-
frous'y the present VAR excitement may effect
others. il can not DO otherwise than create
mirket for everything the farmer may raise
hundreds and thousands have left their slows
and workshops, and entered the field of battle
That which they have produced for thcmselve.
aud families, must now be supplied by YOU.
There will be demand, and at a good price, for
all the surplus You may be able to throw into the
market.
1t the wT continues for any great length Of
time, and more troops are called for, the demand
'nd price will be prorortionablv increased for all
The products OF the earth. While it brushes out
and ruins mercantile men, YOU are encouraged to
work industriousy without any contingency as
10 the result.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
Very Busy-Scw Kind of Work.

During the las, ten day., We have had good
deal Of job work TO do, and it has all been OF a
particular kind; doubtless number of you have
seer spccim.ns OF il. You VIII find them eIhib-
tied i'm nearly all the business houses of this
place. "TERMS CASH" has ben the order Of
the day The business men have a right to
ATOP, this system, and uc shall not question til.
policy.
Since the MAR excit,mcntbestn we have not
received enough money to pay Tor ti- ink
n'k, the paper leaving out of the question pa,
ing the hands. paying toe paper and iitt!e meat
aud bread to keep -ouI and body together.
Mn, to make Ions story short. We can al
for! - publish a paper without pay. especially
thes, tiEes. y much =. We rrrrct u part With
oar pelIvaeEvr .'s,-eris.er-. -irli b,,on,pcl.-
81 e. 10 -o uaies- th't T. > u. Immediately. w
have 10 resort To- this cvur-e IA order to sustain
ari Key ii, JoraVAl alive. L l. du.. not on'y
To "ufssht-, bgj % cur - scrj.r, who have
l".d "a advance, t'i.i ne qgrsr, tais Plan.
We receie,c ,l,e new irola rAriou. quarter,
al the suspension oiloc spap,r-; hall sheets
ere all the 20, aud nearly all the county papers
that GENE 10 ctr oHice are cut down in ~.
There Is no necessity tor an, OF these thin if
our del'nquents viii ply What they ONE tor tn,
JorRNAL; but this must be done, or you. our de
hnquent patrons need not be surprised if this il
the lat visit the JorRSAL makes you, until paid
Tor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Notice j. hereby given that by virtue q the order o,
me Eandolfh Court II Common Pleas. I will on
sAJJ BDAf. Tic 20ih day APRIL. fsOi sell Al pub-
nc aueon y The town Of De=raeid. Randolph COUNTY,
Ind The fciiaNinS Real Estate 10 vii: =
IN LOT number I've, in block number sir. IN
adcitton n fhe town Of Dcerfeid. suiSect 70 Nh >.
ever interest 81 The widow OF John u. Bennett ~
IN the same. he terms Of sale: One third OF IN.
nafeAase money IN hand al time ~ sale. one third In
TX ana ihe residue In twelve months from me Of ale
br'etfec pa hents - be secured by notes Sith ne
sonar srcuflt,. waving valuation law aud bearin,
interest from date The purchaser will receive ees
as sosn as SAID sale confirmed by The proper Cont
JOHN y. CtAPP,
A'Hf~ cm'E q I. ". Eenrct;
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

PRscTfcsL ADvfcr IsDirs.-The first svmsioms
81 disease shcid never be disrcgsrad " not renO-
we'd serious rvils wil inevitably follow, And 10 seeking
assistance all remedies that III violently reduce
The strength should be avoided. They instead Of
S-iing nature seaken and deba'e those organs. For
female complaints take McIran's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. II stands preeminent in all
diseases peculiar 10 rmacs Try II: il i a delicious
aronsiic cordial. u See advertisement.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
II 4 q TT - "!

splendid assortment ct ladies' Dress Goods
Silks, Lawns. Chailies. Travelling Goods ara
other Fancy Goods TOO nuHessss 70 mention.
Ladies Sales every afternoon at : clock, and
Evening Sales at - O'Clock
At Lud.'s Old Store Room. Sales WITHOUT
RESERVE. :. BROCK, Agent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

The Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
Few weeks by very simple remedy. amer having uf
Tered several years with severe lung affection: ant
that dread disease Consumpiion--is anxious TO max,
known 10 hi, fellow sufferers The meals Of cure
!" all who desire it, he wilt send copy of the pre-
serirtion usrh tile- of chargel, with direction fo
preparing and using the same, which they will find
,eak ctRr Tor CoNsvNPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoSc1iNIs. c
me "ni! Object 81 the advertiser in seudng the Pre-
scripton to benef, the afflicted aud spread infarna
ton which he eonseives to be Invaluable and he hope
every sufferer viii try his remedy. will cost the
nothing. and many prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

~ Inc war news has failed TO supply our
F'0f'' Win the required amount Of excitement
ehe past week but fortunately. the article was
-'o'a ned from another source: The hog ori,
fnanSe has selipsed the pronuncismentos of the
Mar Department JeG Davis and BLACKBOARD are
noNhfres. now
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
The Time OF Holding Com. Pleas Cour,
Changed.

nv Oh
Changed.
We arc informed by II. VI. Browne, Esq, Sec
Rotary Of the Senate, that Bill has passed the
Legislature, and is now the law, changing the
time Of the next term of the above Court 10 the
ith Monday Of Jun,.
All summons, Nrits, and other process are
made returnablc at that time. Jurors, parties,
anu witnesses summoned to the 81 Monday, are
further process.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

g E-J. Putnam is "AlWays on Hand" with
new Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. and Groceries.
which be has purchased at war prices, and il
determined to dispose of at low figure. for cash
or produce. See his uev advertisement in this
paper
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

On Saturday, the S;h dav Of June. there will
be Grand Military Parable at this place, Of all
the companies in the county.
Every military organization in the county is
requested to be present. and participate.
II il the day Of the Old Settlers meeting,
which will doubtless bring togethcra large num-
Der of people.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

DRowSED.-We learn that little bow about
seven wears of age, son OF a Mrs. Baneigh, who
lives IN Smithheld, Delaware county. was drown
ed IN White River one day week before last.
While attempting 10 wade across Tire river.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
Confirmed CONSUMPTION.

A few doses wil also az once check oai
cure The most sertrs Diar.hOa proceeding
from Gold ~ THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared ~ Dr. C. II
Jackson & Co., No. AIS Arch Street, PlId-
deiqhia, Pa, and are sold by druggists and
dealers in medicines erery,shere, at IS cs,sn
per bottle Tie signature cfC. NJ. JACKSON
WN be on TIE OUTSIDE ,srepper Of each bottle.
IN The Almanac published annually by The
proprietors, called EvERYpoDY's ALMANAC,
you ,cW find testimony and eommtnda,ory
notices from all parts Of tie country. . These
Almanacs sre gires quay by all our agents.
For saleby II. !. KIZER, Winchester.
Tulv -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

= Henry T. WAv. one OF the Randolph
.'uAFds' Was in Winchester three days last week.
ne reports our boys IS being all right, and as
'e''s very anxious TO get into active service.