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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
Fun Among the Prisoners af Rich
mOnd.

The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Courier gives some account Of
the amusements in which the federal
prisoners at Richmond while away their
time: The officers occupy an apartment
bv themselves, and fare. prehap-. more
sumptuously. Congressman Ely, they
say, grows fat on his diet. The others
are in good health Among their amuse-
ments are those of card playing. psalm
singing. cursing, and debating. The lat
ter j. almost nightly the occupation oi the
officers. Ely acts as the moderator Of the
meeting, or occasionly takes hand him
self Huson, his Congressional competi-
tor-a jolly. good soul, by the way. fat,
funny, and intere-tings, Is the leading spea-
ker, and the smaller guns preiomuate in
the Intellectual battery according 70 then
various calibers. The subjects arc any
thing and everything you can imagine
ranging on the gamut from the solemn 4
the ridiculous Their subject one eve
ming was derived from the following sim,
pie incident: 4 newsbov who had beer
in the habit Of selling his papers at three
suddenly ran his price up 70 Eve cent?, anc
on making bis accustomed sale in "a
rlorDfn 70 one ~ 80 prs 3ners ~ lat
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
IONS q. eoopRtcn.l ENos l.. wATsO
GOODRICH & WATSON.

Attorneys and Counselors al Law. Winchester.
Indiana Office up stairs IN the new jail Build-
ing. VIII promptly attend 10 all business
entrusted n heir care Especial attention given
10 the securing and collection of claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
n Office TO HEIRS OF
Petition TO Sell Real Estate,

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph VI Coons
administrator OF the estate OF samuel brew er
deceased. has fled his petition 10 sell the ksal
Estate of the decedent his personal property
beng insufficient 20 pay his debts; and that
aid petition will be heard AZ the next term Of
ne Court II Common Pleas of said county.
AttAsf. JOHN 3. GOODRICH.
aert fzff Clerk.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
Trapped.

Hat,eras inlet is driving thriving CON-
msrcial business. The rebels seem 70
have made it a favorite port for their com
merce Four vessels have gone n under
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
JOHN B. CROWLEY, VI. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

fHicltlAN Anu cAhnE'N'
Graduate Of Philadelphia College Of Med
icine. and Philadelphia Lying In Char
its Hospital. embracing Practical
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Females
Having been Assistant Demonstratar Of
Anatomy. and having spent three y9ars IN the
Hospitnls aud Dispensuries Of Philadelphia.
and being supplied with excellent surgical In
strumenis he is prepared o. perform all opera
tions In the various departments Of the pro-
fts-ion.
49, Particular attention paid 20 diseases OF
the eve OFFlCE-N Washington street. neal
the northwest corner Of the Public SQUARE
Winchester. India"a. may Il ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
A SentineI's RemOnstrancc.

One Of the bows in Camp Noble, lndi-
ana, was put on guard last week, and re
ported to his captain in the morning that
"he was abused BY fellow because he
would not let him pass.
"Wer." said the captain, what did
vol dol' "Dol why demonstrated with
him" "And 20 what effect We'll,
don. know 70 What effect, but the barrel
Of ny gun is bent"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
A. r.. TEAL. vi ID.

Physician and Surgeon. Winchester. Indiana.
Ofice on franklin Street. one door west Of POST
Office He may always be found a. his Office
or residence. unless professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. FERGUSON.

Winchester. Indiana. Office al his old stand,
corner Main aud south Sts., where he may al all
times be found unless professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
DIR. G.. w. BRUCE,

Physician and Surgeon. lie may at all times
be found at his Office on Washington street,
unless professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
Jesse ID. Bright and the Lincoln
Letter-Iie prOclaims Open OPP
position TO the Government.

pOSltIOn To the tsONcfuutui.
II will be recollectcd that among the
effects of the Texas SecessionIsts, I. Il.
Lincoln. who is now under bonds in this
city. was found letter from Hon. Jesse
D. Bright, of Indiana. recommending
Lincoln to JEFF. Davis, as a gentleman
of the first respectability," desir Gus of
disposing of great Improvement in IRE
arms. \ friend of the Senator's having
written to him to ask what he meant By
the letter if genuine. he replies as fol
lows Gazette.
An My FARM, Sept 7th. 1861.
John Fitch. Esq. Madison, Ind:
My DEAR SIR: In reply TO your favor of
the Doth. Just received, | have TO say that
have been personally acquainted with
Mr.. Lincoln for more than twenty years,
he having been at that time prominen.
merchant OF your city, where | was then
residing, and was just entering on my
career OF life. lie did me that favor TO
employ me as his attorney, and attended
generally to lis legal business.
The latter To which YOU refer - no
Doubt genuine. have no recollection Of
writing il; bat if Mr. Lincoln says | did.
then | am entir,v satisfied of the fact,
/ for | am quite sure | would have given.
as a matter of course. just such letter
of introduction to any friend who had
asked il. 80 much for the letter.
You say the impression Is sought to be
created. N account of this letter, that |
am in completely with the Southern rebel
lion. ! have 81 little regard-indsed.
such an utter contemplation AbolitiOnism,
which is seeking, 10y every means in its
power, TO "crusn out" every man who
dares 10 dissent from the policy 1t pre-
scribes, that if it were merely to satisfy
the corrupt partisans of that doctrine, |
would not take the trouble of denying, or
attempting to eounteract this impression.
But for your sake, and the sake of such
old, tried friends as you, | think due to
myself to say, that am, and always have
been, Union. | was laboring zealOusly
for It's preservation, when these men, Who
are now so c amorous for its maintenance.
were willing to 'slet il slide," rather than
abate one iOta of their unconstitutional
doctrine of inequality; and no man regrets
more than the present condition OF pub
lie affairs, or is more anxious to see peace +,
unity aud fraternity restored. | do not
believe the policy of this Administration
is calculated to produce such results; so
Tar from it, the inevitable tendency of its
measures j., in ms opinion, 10 render the
disruption permanent and incurable. And
, hence have opposed, and so long as my
present convictions last, shall eoatinue 10
oppose the entire coerciye policy OF the
Govornmeet. hope this may be salts
factory to ms friends; for my enemies, |
care not.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
DIR i Il REYERLY.

Physician aud Surgeon. ohice and residence
In Brick Building, corner of North and East
streets
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
cAREY :. GOODRICH.

Attornev and Counselor AZ Law. First Floor
New Jail Building. Winchester. Indiana VIII
promptly attend 70 all business entrusted 10 his
care strict attention given 10 the securing aud
collection OF claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
ANDREW ]. NETF.

Attorney and Counselor ~ Law. Winchester.
Indiana. will promptly attend % all business
entrusted 10 his care. Tie is also Notary Public,
and will take dcpositions. acknowledge deeds.
mortgages. powers Of attorney. etc Blank
deed. and mortgages always on hand. OHce
In the new Jail Buildng, up stairs. Wrchestrr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
RATEs OF ADvERTIsING:

Advertisements. 10 secure tn-ertoh the -aih'
week, must be handed IN by Tuesday morning
Legal advertisement, MUST be paid for In
Advances.
-. Unless particular time i specified when
handed In. advertisements will be published
until ordered out and charged for accordingly.
VPAu communications. or any thing else
IN connection with the ONCE, should be adress-
81 to the pr0prietOrs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
I'HE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,

y
that no words of theirs are needed respecting
The literary character Of their Magazine, al
ready So well understood aud appreciated BY
American readers Whilc they viii spare no
eXrrtious 10 maintain the high lit 'raIy posi-
tion il has gained. thee are sensible that IN the
presence Of the great events now agitating the
corntrv and the world, something more tnan
a merely literary character Is demanded OF
journal Like the ATLANTIC. They WILL ann
therefore TO give its future issues poLlAcaL
tone an Keeping with its high Literary stand
ING. devating much of its space to the discus
sion of important aspects Of the great qnes-
tious of the day, and giving to its pages addi-
tiouaI freshness. variety ana importance ov
/ the presentation OF the best thought, IN prose
and poetry upon diIerentphases of the nations
great struggle.
A, n guarantee Of their intentions for the
future. they would call especial attention 10
f tLe following List Of authors and articles, III
the last three and the present (Sept.) lumber:
The Pickens and Stealin's Rebellion;
/ hy James Russell Lowell.
Army Hymn; by O. w Holmes.
4 Parting Hymn;
March of the n. Y eth Reg't; by the
+ late Major Winthrop.
/ Washington as a Camp: by the same.
Our Orders; by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
Denmark Vesev; bv T w HigginsOn.
The Ordeal of Battle; by the same.
Nat Turner's Insurrection; by the same
Napoleon the Third; by c. {. Haze
well.
The United States and Europe; by the
same.
Elmer f. Ellsworth; by John Hay.
Theodore Winthrop; by George VIM.
Curtis
American Navigation; by E. H. Derby.
Mail Clad Steamers; by the same.
Dirge for One who Fell in Battle; by
T w Parsons.
Where will the Rebellion Leave Us7 by
Judge Hoar.
Bread and the Newspaper; by o. W
Holmes. 49,,
Saccharissa Mellasys; by Major Win
throp.
The Advantages of Defeat; by c. E
Norton.
Under the Cloud and through the Sea
And many other able and seasonabl'
productions, in Prose and Poetry.
The coming numbers for this year wilt con
1 tain story. in three parts. by the author o
Life i'm the Iron Mills" and several orlLLlah
taLes By the late Major Theodore Winthrop.
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Sincerely yours, &c,

]. ID. BRIGHT
We think that Mr.. Bright will soon
end il conducive TO his health to change
his residence from Indiana to some other
locality. Perhaps the change may be
made for him
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business Cards Of 10 lines or less s.. per year
INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
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ATTORNE EYS.
BRowSs. .j. ,. oHtNEF'
BROWNE 4 CHENEY,

Attorneys at Law. Winchester, Indiana. once
in the new Jail Building. Give especial atten-
ton t. he security AMI collection u claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

y Office


Is hcrbv given that
the County Surveyor viii. on The Both day oi
September next. begin the survey Of sections
%. p aud ~. township -, range j east. ana
continue from cay TO day until said surve! i
completed. r. VI. WAY,
sept. ;. 1861. :. K &
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ENINkLE s. LYON
SelCing .NGchine Co.,
SIS RRO4DWAY. NEW YORK.

No person who cOntemplates purchasing a
Sewing machine inr family or manufacturing 2
purr oses. should fail 10 send for one Of our
circulars. which contain cuts and full descrip-
tions 81 the severul styl les, ptices and samples
of work. all ~ which We send by mail free.
We claim % have the
BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD
For either FamiIy or Manufacturing
Purposes.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
For the Journa a
Autumn Gifts.

BY LOUISE f. vEcKRor.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

or IN Violent many buildings were de'soryed
Very heavy damage was also done 10 the build
ings Of the yard by hepvslanche OF shot. shell.
and spIintefs showercd Increasingly on them for
two DAYS, aud being nearly 6re-proof being
built Of brick and covered with slate, | could
not succeed In firing them, by hot shot nor
shells not having any power OF ingniting
them.
This for though u bas reeeiveda great many
shot and she'll is In every respect, save the die.
abing OF on gun carriage. and the loss OF the
services Of 6 men, Hs efficient rs il was before the
commencement Of the combat but the ends
proposed in commencing having been attain
ed, except one. which 6nd 10 be impraciic Nble
with my present means, do not deem il aivis-
ehle further TO continue IL, unless the enemy
thing IL proper 20 do so, when shall meet him
with alsepity.
The attack on Billy Wilson's camp, the at
tempted attack on my batteries and the insult
10 our glorious Aag have been fully and fearful
ly avenged. have no means of knowing the
loss Of the enemy. and have no disposition to
guess, at it. The firing on his batteries was
very heavy, we'll directed. and continuous for 2
days, and could hardly fail Of having important
results. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

FIRE IN CHARIEsToN.-1'he startling account
of the destruction Of large portion of that
hot-bed of treason, the city oS Charleston, pub
lished in our columns to day, will s,,Tnct a,.eD-
tion. That retribu;iCB should have thus fallen
upon that locality IN advance Of what was ex-
pccted in the course Of the war, puts the mind
into exercise aud We 6nd it difficult to avoid the
conclusion that the supreme disposer ogevents
is suffering his purposes to be executed by the
agency, as it appears to human wisdom, Of for
tuitY and accident
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21
LOUISVILLE. Dec. le

The recent Mumfordsvllle engagement,
considering the dSpropcrrion of the numbers
proves a most brilliant Federal victory vet.
achieved Four companies, about $50. mea
OF Willick's regiment, led by Lieut. Col
Vor Webers, drove back over three IhO4S
and Rebel cavaly, artillery and Idfantry.
They were first attacked by regiment of
Texas cavalry. whom they repulSed and
followed, when they were drawn into ambu> h
aud Gred AT from all sides by the RebeI In
fantry.
The Federals returned he FIRE vigorously
and sIOUd their ground until the reuels fell
hark, leaving all their dead aud no.t Of
their sounded on The hald. No reinforce
menls had reHche Weber's command, as
reported yesterday, until after the engage
ment was over. '
Stones Louisville Battery spported the
Federals from the north ,ide of Green
River, firing at very long range from rlAed
cannon. -Four other companies were on
The south side Of the river, Tut engaged as
picketS mile and quarter distant from
he fight.
Of the Texan Rangers 62 we're killed
besides Col. Terry. Wounded unknown
supposed large. The Federas buried their
dead. IA rebels horses fennd dead Cd The
field, and Srebels taken prisoners.
Further particulars just received from
the scene Of the fight report that yesterday
aud to-day 60 dead aud wounded rebels
we're found in The bushes. a-,l.sEf s
The Federal loss is 10 killed on the spot
Z mortally, I3 Otherwise wounded. O.
those mortally wounded 4 have since died
The rebels lost a Colonel, Captain and
Lieutenant. .a
The Federal forces on the south side Of
Green river is considerably augmented but
the report Of a general crossing of the Fed
erals sOulhward yesterday, is denied, and
would probably not take place Till the
Green river bridge on which force is en-.
gagged, is constructed.
The rebels sent flag of truce to-day,
asking permission TO inter their alleged IN,
buried dead.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

Coon NEws FROM EGYPr Mr.. Thayer,
our consul general in Egypt, has sent q
dispatch TO Secretary Seward. in which be
states that the Viceroy of Egypt has again
shOSn.his good will to the U S BY directing
the exclusion Of sll unrecognized gags from
the Egyptian ports. not allowing pri,steers
In The service Of The domestic enemies Of the
o. s. to bring prizes, or ct our in bis do
minions. The victory approves the scale
of oar military Preparations. and says "that
halfway measures aRs as bad in wsras eve.
rylhiOg; else" Our manufacturers are
placed on m equal footing with those Of
Great Britain as TO facilities for obtaining
esssan In Egypt. Mr.. Tbsyer also states
thahtAa ness Of the sailing Of a federal
ilset to oRena sOnthern cotton port. CEASED
cotton to fAllat Alexsndris. in one day
from $50 to $sl caniar weight.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21

STEADY I'VE think everybody ~ tins
time Is fully satisfied that the "oa TO Rich
mondn CRY has has IOstits power. The fra
position token by Gen, McClelIen, must
after a months experience satisfy every one
hat he is immovable. We trust however
that the same Is not true Of his army. and
that there are those now living on the earth
Who will in their day and generation see o
movement Of the general army Of the Po-
iomnc. Bot we feel no certainty on the
suliect
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
TABULA.
Saturday Morning, December q, 5ssi


THE NEws oV FBE CAPTURE oF sLlDElL
hAsoS. has set John Boil into the Etes exerpis
Of bic riEhtful erogadye---grumblug. Asid'
from public meetiaga at which some iuHamnio
" resolutions we're pnesed, pesrly al we get Is
from the Eaglah joernals Their tone, Proyid
ed there wss li,nle more uniformity OF senti,
msnt, might startle the week a0d timid We
however aud q good msny variations TO the
aIr they iescant upon. What one INSERTS. is IN
sowe cases rouudly eoniradieted by another
n here ls no method in their madness, aud con
seouenily. as Shakespeare hath it mo specula-
tioD 10 the eyes.they stare WITH At the 6rst
flush they see nothing but :he ignus fatuus of
viola ed flag aud the ebulition Of offended dig
nifty is very serious. Bot ns the effervescence
subsidies little aud they begin to look at the
principle involved, they are enabled TO discover
precedents where they themselves took the ini-
tiaiive. 0feourse in these precedcnts they are
enabled 10 detect some shades Of distinction aud
difference, which OF course offord some relief
and help to break their fall All the balder-
dash about Instructions to Lord Lyons to de.
maud the giving up Of the prisoners, and On a.
POLICY. or his passports, and the sending of
large armaments to Canada, and into the Po
tomac. and all this iu advance of negotia ton.
ia for effect, and will not disturb the equilibrium
Of any but such as may be affected with the
hypOchondriac. The mental and physical sound
ness Of the readers of the Telegraph, will 10
doubt protect them from any attack OF the va.
pors from this cause.
consideration which goes to forbid rup.
tuTs with us b the large amount Of American
secHsities held by Euglish capitalists. These
are amply Sufficient TO cause shuddel
20 run from the pocket to tho heart o
Joha Bull. These could be readily reached
aud would be very comfortable acquisition 4
lean upon 10 sustaining expenses.
Then there is The capital invested in Cauadi
an stocks and internal improvements, which
would be ruinonsy deprecated by collision
between the two countries. These consjdera
hons will have o strong influence upon capital
Isis, aud will not fail to be reflected upon III,
m'n'stry, aud thus reach and regulate the diplo
micy fauy should arise upon the Trent AFFAIR
commerce, too, is great and eontToEng ele
meut OF British power. and the commercial 10
terests OF that country will at once feel the CT
fecis of a state of hostility with as Such
war would of necessity be great naval war
and with all her navy, England could scarcel,
think Of spreading berseIf over our extende,
coasts, blockading our ports, and at the same
protect a comnsree EXTENDING over the world
The manufactures Of England stand between IL
laboring millions and starvation. Commerce
by bringing foreign market within react
stands between the manufacturers and bank
ruPtcy. Interests such as these will have DO
tent influence in restraining the more pugnaciou
elements OF tbat proud hnt very economic auc
otter q little blusteF sensible and considerat
people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-21


Cp Palmer Of the Iroqaois, in several
c'mnun cations TO the Navy Department
tells his story about The Sumter's escape
from Martinique he found her eoahag Al
81. Pierre, aud anchored near, bat being
apprsed by The Commander of French
man-of'war lying in port, that he could not
by International law, leave until "a hours
alter the Sumter. nos blockade or capture
her at less dstaee than three marine leagues
from shore, got under way at once and
stood Of and on for several days at the re
quired distance.
The French commander and the govern,
or Oh lae klana indirectly gave him TO IN.
derstasd that to do otherwise would be TO
bring on war with France The people as
well as authorizes seemed to be on the side
OF the Sumter. Capt Palmer, however,
arranged with some loyal persons, who on
dark night gave siguaI that the SnuSter
had started sOu'hward The Iroauois made
sH speed in that direction, but signal was
MADE from small vessel as she approached
doubtless 10 the Sumter, which escaped. as
Capt. Palmer expected He says there
was no bay, but en- open roadstead. IS
miles across, with lofty headlauds the
whole impossible to be watched by o,s 20,
sell
The friends Of Capt. Palmer assert tha,
there is not a more true or loyal man in N,
service. He is a brother Of Gen. Palmer
Oflhe U. s. Army, aud was born in Me-
Jersey