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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

RIA recent dispatch from Wash
ineion. says that Lieut.. Ihrie has chsl-
lengsd Gen. Harvey TO mortal rom.
bat and that The General has accepts
et The u Of quarrel originated
in Oregon several years ago. w
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Eg IN attempt was recent y made
on tic lie Of Victor Emanuel by som4
infpria'ed fspa ic, upon The occasion
Ct the re.iew of HE Ssrdinisn troops
at NAMES.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Or Fort'sumpter i. three and 9Th,
miles from Charleston. one and A,i
miles frcm Fort Moultrie, 4ths Of a
mile to the nearest land, one and alhA
mi!ss to FortJohnscn, and two and Chs
miles TO Castle Pitlney. The last
named for. is one mile from tho town.
end Fort Johnson is two AMI 3,h miles
from the town. The Measurements
are correct, being taken from the last
surveys made BY the United States
coast survey.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

EE~All errors, omissions. &c., &c.
insst,'in the absence Of the Editor, be
placed to the account Of the printer and
Ed. pro tsm, s-a..5 ADAMS.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Amen 10 hall known when you see
him , when sou hear him speak you
know him all out. ei a1iqJfna q
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Why is a man that marr.ss twice ike
the esptsin OF a ship Ana Because he
hss 8 second mate.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Ths wort Of an imaginary danger
+ ,hat j. leads us 10 overlook real one.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07
From the HIuo River Mines.
From the correspondence Of tie 4. ". News.
GEORGIA GULeH Jan. 10th,

3 pfosecutedMith yigor, and q

- a.
Mining is prosccutcdwith vigor, and q
maioritypf the claims worked hr paying
! we'll, while some are paying largely
But little is done in Ilumbng Gulch foi
want Of watcr-what Few are working,
arc using hand rockers, some of them
yielding blj to $50 per day. The dis
covcry claim on Georgia Gulch is pay
ing two to four ounces per duv--onc half
days rua cleaning up 1856. Most oftho
claims in lowGr Georgia are worked,
some Of them paying 800 to $3.50 per
day.
]Galena Clutch is attracting considera-
bic attention, and is undoubtedly aS rich
a gnlo o. rs there is in the mountains. ,,
tAboutforty men are at work in the
'gulch and are doing we'll. A $50 mug
get was recently taken out by Thompson
L Co., from No. 3 below, and S400
was talenfrom No. A below and about
six feet square OF dirt $3.50 was the
Weld Of about the same amount Of dirt
from No. Is above. worked by Morgan &
Coz. Three days run from No. :, was re-
spcctiyciy $50, S72, and $j4, working
bnt FIVE or six hours per day.
French Gulch has been the scene Of
some little excitement. of late in claim
jumping, two or three districts have been
Jumped, and new organizations formed.
IRON one hundred to one hundred and
City men aYc ut work in the gulch, most
of them building cabins, cutting tail
bitches and doing other preparatory work
to claim opening; while the work is
,,lla1 ia ~ tho OH, - .o4onmJ l., zln
fall indicates 4 satisfactory yield to the
owners. Asrun of two and a half hours,
by Brown & Co., SIX feet from the sur
face, with DO signs of bed rock, yicldci
ST. The gulch is about ten miles long,
with a large number OF leads crossing IL,
and these acquainted with the gulch pre-
dict a larger yield of gold the coming
season than was taken from California
Gulch the past season. Our leads, and
particularly those in the vicinity of and
crossing French Gulch are well worthy
the attention of mill men. (
Tic Lincoln, Iibernii, Norton, Wii,on.
German, Weber, Prospect and Caledonia
leads. all prospect we'll. and aJound In py-
rites Of i,or-whiie the Barbour, Robiey.
Rupe, Chicago and Carey leads are con-
kiuf ItN IiCll III EiiECls piAtCEu VI q Kli'FlI
men ar. at werk in the Miuer's District.
Blue river, averaging So to $40 pc. day
10 the man. Some 70 or thirty men are
wlntering IA Gold Ran, all making wages.
1here are nos about four hundred msD OH
this side of the range. and the numbers
dai'y Increasing BY those returning from
tie valley.
There seems 70 be little danger Of our
storving at present, some tvs enty loads Of
PROVISIONS la wing come in in the last two
weeks, and twelve or fifteen more on :hc
way, which, added 10 the stock galrcaIy on
hand, has reduced the price 50 that living
is as cheap here now as in tie valley
Flour is selling at Si5, and osher goods in
proportion. The snow is from three g.
iour feet deep in the gUlches and IN the
bill sides, and from six to cish. feet on
the range.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

For Hlntshan's Edo, authorized 10 re-
seise subscriptions and advertising, and
s,so 10 receive and receipt for any monies.
n. I. Spcor, p. NJ, Council Bluffs In
A. d. Jones, Omaha, d. N. +.
". ID: johnson, Florence. " :"
!ehn Reck, Columbus, ="
". J. hudson, ~Genoa,t. . -"
Post Master, Foit Kearrey, 4" I"
ID. Haines, Denver City. J. +.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

The famous Pembsrto1 mill at Law
renee (Msss.,) rtbaiit en- the site OF that
terrible slaughter, has cost nearly half,a
million. It win commence iunhing this
week, employing about 4ue thousand o ol'.
ssstlsesuiod aag iaGH .poy ~ ksal1
Although Mr. slidell reper!s Louisiana
as oin has ., and resolved TO get cut Of inc
Union, he is csndidae for Tsieieeton ~
the senate. for six xsais afisr tho An Of
Msrsb, and is pIssssdtH tbeysry EsnNhsa.
threaten 70 dissolve immediately, al =. +
Gov: Picxens of soala caroiinaghaVing
a balauce Of 5000 dasqto him, as late
Minister 20 Russia. sem to wIsainstan
for il a few days ago. The Department ads
justed as aecoants by 9 tding him a draft
on the Che f~iestor sqb-treasary, the molsy
which has been seized by that State.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07
y Baltimore, Feb. 2.

A town meeting called of those Ia fiyor
ORE toll ing q Union Of the Stats3 was held
TO night and was generally assembled
Messrs. Morris, TeakAi. Wallace, and K.
m. ncLear, addressed the meeting. Res
oluiIons wefc passed, ~denouncing tie course
az Gov. Hicks in refusing TO call a eonyen-
lion. denying his authority to send dele
gates 10 the city cow ntion, 10 81 CT dele
oates TO the State-C Convention telgise ex-
nyession to tho views CT Maryland, in the
present crisis. : a.Nlhti sr4 EgsYpf
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07
From Tarryail Mines.


HaaIEroS sovrH i'ARks Jan. e4.-
The miners, as nagencrat& thing. arc
doing we'll, considering The many dis
advantages under Which they labor
scarcity Of water. depth of TIC snow,
&c. Georgia, French, and GDlena
gulches are expected to Yell golden
haryests in The spring. French Gulch
is considered, and jus " TOO, in my
opinion. The richest discovery in the
Southern mires. not excepting the ia
nous Georgia Gulch, which has prov.
ed the richest, SO far.
A new discovery lus recently, been
made id the vicinity Of California
Gulch, which is said to be very rich
FIVE cents 10 the pan, two feet from tho
top. 5Itis called q california F..ats.
We have lately heard good news
from someeof our Silver Ladies, and
FROM good authority. The Plattville
has been tested in Racine, Wis, and
averaged $1,000 TO sbe ton, the
Quandary 50 400, the Mt. Sterling
So, 800. The Block Mountains, Ly-
on and Wilson were tcs;sd and yieli.
ed richly.
AErEsIAN MELISSA mil company Of
Missouri city, in the Mountains, finding
their supply Of water from the ditch
likely to fail them and occasion delay
BY having their mill stopped, set to work
immediately to find the, machinery and
the workmon requisite 10 accomplish the
task of boring M artesian we'll. .g.t1,
After encoaLtering nany difficulties
and disappointments their object was at
last accomplished, q we'll was bored and
an ample supply Of water obtained for
oil PRACTICAL purposes, at Q Depth OF one
hundred and twelve feet below the sur
face and alta cost Of about six dollars TO
the foot, or elk hundred and City dollars
for the job. -. -
An ;syestneut Aha. will prove more
proGtabss inlthe end than that of sbother
mill company, who instead Of commence.
ing at once. upon an artesian we'll, ex-
D ended about four hundred dollars in
the construction Of a ditch which has
proven useless, md two hlmifeds mote,
on another which supplies them with
plenty Of water, but for which they are
TO pay City dollars per month, as long
as they continue to use IL.
From what has already been done, It
is reasonable to conclude that water can
be obtained, and that deep artesian
borings will be entirely successful. in
the mountain gulches, and ali the mills
supplied from an unfailing source with
sufficient water for their purposes. sHrTt
Another mill company in Missouri
pity has commenced boring an artesian
we'll in their mill, they have descended
10 the depth Of eighty feet, and at last
accounts were progressing 6neiy.-R. M
Ness, Va. 20. = kirfHoI
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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

|
S~ESArE.--The Presidents Message was
taken up" % oi6 @iea'''
Mr.. Latham made Union speech. ~
The consideration of tho message was
postponed tiii Monday. H"1~ "a
The Executiyo ard judicial appropri.
alton bill (amended) pissed.
HouEz. Feb. / MIR. Sherman, from
the Committee On Ways md Means, re-
ported - bill 10 authorize tho President
TO borrow S25 coo. 40 previous TO the
FIRST Of July, for thu purpose Of redeem,
lag treasury notes. .ssaf4t sGit.
CmoAGo.-Gov. Yates has appointed
Stephen T. Logan, GasRynsA, kocrner,
ey-Goy, Wood, y, q, Cook, and I'D.
Turner, Commissioners to the conven-
ton to be held at Washington on the 4th
inst. Gus. A. Boerner hns declined Tho
appointment, and Judge Palmer has been
appointed in his stead.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

A felicity that costs pin, giHes
fro lille centent. .@s q
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

Thr Senate has passed by a vote Of 20 to
II, Fisk's Resolution appealing to South
erncIs to stop III their revolution, protest
i4g against federal coercion, and r%csoivlrg
HAT WncL the legislature adjourned on the
5h inst, !, be 10 tho gath OF April, TO
bear the RESPONSES of our sister states, 10
oes application TO Congress, to sall a Ma
ti0..al Convention. g.tfa- y rg tiat.t
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-07

1NptANAPoLis, Feb. 2.
The Governor, Yesterday, appointed
Hon. C. B. Smith, p. a. l~larcklelam, Z
s.. Orth, u. w. Hellis, and IL: W
Stoughton, commissioners'to Washing
ton.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
THE RANDOLPH COUNTY JOURNAL.
The Voice ofNature.

The song Of birds. the fragrance OF
flowers, the murmuring of brooslets, and
the prattlc of children. are all parts Of the
great anthem Of nature, whose sweetest
symphonies sound forth during the bright
sunshine Of of spring Bat sweeter far
to the mothers ear is the Joyous laugh of
her darling babe, whilst in the free tide OF
health. The anguish of mind which a
mother feels upon witnessing the suffer
ing.of her infant under the influence OF
disease, is known only to her self In no
instarce do children suffer so mudh pain
A. during the period of tecthing; with
what eagerness, then, is sought a means
ofrelief. But of all the remedial agents
that ate brought into use none exceed in
power and efficacy Mas. WIxsLow 5
Soothing SYRuP
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.

William z. McShurleyl
In Attachment.
BransOn Howell.
STATE OF INDIANA, RANDOLPH CO. SIS
Before Melmoth r. Lindsey. an acting Justice
Of the Peace ia and forNettlecreek Township
Randolph County lndi la.
Be- ~ remembered that on this, the 9th day
OF September 1867. the above named plaintiff
died iu my Office a complaint against said de-
PENDANT Howell. in the ABOVE eutitl d cause.
together With an affidavit Of a competent per-
>of that said defendant Howell is u nOn-resi-
dent Of the State Of Indiana.
Said .fsndaIt Howell aud all OShers inter
ested aIc. therefore. hereby notified Of the A.
Nc and pendency % said complaint against
him and that uuies. he appear and answer or
demurthrretO. at the calling Of said cause on
the 81 day Of October; 1861, at O'Clock P. NJ
AT my Office in Nettlecreek Township. Ran
dolph County. Indiana. said complaint and the
matter aud things therein contained and lie
ged will be heard and determined in said
Howel's absence.
Given under my hand and seal this, the eth
day Of Septe her. lS6l.
MELHOTH LINDSEY, J. p.
Sept. :. 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

KDs. JOURNAL On the evening of the
9th inst the VI. f. Church in this place
was filled to its utmost capacity to hear a
war speech.
On motion the Rev. Elijah Harbour was
called to the chair. J. J. Mckinney, ESQ,
Was chosen Vice President, and ). II
Moore Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed Com
mttce of FIVE u draft resolutions express
ing the sentiments of this meeting in re-
lation to the important issues OF the day
VI. A. 5 NTH. Philip Barger, George w
Beal, Robert II Brotherton and Fred Sto-
ner were chosen.
In the absence OF the Committee, VI
r. Hull. Of Dublin, made telling Union
speech.
After brief absence the Committee
reported the following Preamble and Res
olutions:
WHEREAS, Our Government l. now enga-
ged in awlr. the object of which is to
put down Rebellion, by enforcing the
LAYS, therefore
Rcsolced; That we. the people of this
vicinity, without distinction of party, DO
hereby declare our devotion to the Union
and it. Tree Institutions.
ReSolred. hat we most heartily ap
- s,f itrhh
and rtndS Tor their devotion to their
country in volunteering in 'ts defense.
ReS0lred. That We will lend our aid,
with our means. for the comfortable sup
/ port OF the families OF those who have or
mty enlist in the service.
+ 4, solrdi, That We tender our thanks
10 VI. X. Hull, Esq, for the able aud pr
+ triouc manner in winch he has addressed
the citizcns ot this vicinity on the all i'm
portaut issue OF the day.
The above resolutions were unanimous
ly adoptcd-th,re Was then a call for vol.
unteers. Eighteen fine booking fellow,
responded.
The Secretary was instructed to for.
ward a copy OF these proceedings to the
Randolph County Jouraal for publication
ELIJAH HARBOUR, Pres't.
5. II. MooRr, Scc'y.
7. S.-Permit me TO say to your reader
tlrt on the Sabbath subsequent to this
meeting, that the Rev Mr. Redkey pre-
scented TO the volunteers very neat cop,
of the Bible, and they one to their Capt
Mr.. Kearncy. The Sabbath School ike
wise presented to each of the volunteer
a Hymn Book and Testament Mrs. A
VI. Jones and Mrs. (. Kelly ofGciated
giving to each one of the brave fellow
good, motherly advice. Each of then
has a son in Capt. Kearney's Company
The exercises were extremely interesting
and doubtless many good impression
we're made on the minds of those present
5. II. MOORE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
TO-WIT RANDOLPH
COUNTY.

CoMMoN PLEAS Court, FAIL TERN, 1861.
Francis VI. Nay.ys. } Complaint
John W. Brewer, : to
Margaretta Brewer. ) Foreclose Mortgage.
The plaidtif. bv W ison q Nef. his Atty's'
now comes and files the affidavit Of compe-
tent person. by which il j. sho y that the said
PENDANTS are not reside l. of the State OF In
diaua. Notice j. therefore hereby give 10 the
said defendants Of the fling and peudency Of
said complaint - FOreclose Mortgage and that
unless they personally be aud appear before
the Judge OF said Court on the second day u
the NEXT term ofthe Court OF Common Pleas
of Randolph Count, Indiana. to be held in and
n, said county and state on the 4th Monday of
October. 1861. al the court house in Winches-
ter. in said county. that said complaint will be
heard and determined IN their absence.
JOHN y. GOODRICH. Ci'k X. c. c. P.
+. L. Watson and A. J. Nef, Atty's for Way.
sent 3 ISGi
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

The evidence Ia The possession o. Dr.. Robaek.
which Is at ADD times accessible - tLs public,
establish lac following
FACTS!
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD
PILLS have been proved hs anai3.is 20 con
lAlN No NINEkAi.. thai tAes ssre The al
most universe. complaint. DAsfhP>iA W.T.
unerriuS certainty. aad iu a very short time.
That AFTER aid nturr Medicines have proved ti.e-
less, they relieve lily E8 COMPLAINT. aud
restore llr health ana strength 81 tie sufferer.
luat SICK FEMALES. Who have ianEuisbcd
forN ears ga helpless veal hess and rsifuuQru-
cy, recuHeraie with great rsiidiis unocr ihrir
mvlgoutlng operation That all sexual j isl-
biliiics are removed bs their cordial anc gen
Tie stimulating properties. That thes recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however they may have been trfed iih and
abused. thai their direct tendency j. 10 length
eu life. and render IL enjos able. That opc RAJ
ting directly upon the poison % the disease in
liz blood. they CAUSE SOON To EEAl. aud
discharge from the system cNeA faint II Serof-
ala. phether hereditary or othrrw ise. ] hal
they RECRUIT / r. DEBlLlTA1kD. and
that there l. no disease OF me stomach ano
Bowels. the Liver. the Nervous system. the
skin. Glands. or Muscles
ARISING FR0M IMPURITIES OR OBJ
STRUCTl )NS or TIE BLOOD or
SECREFtuNS.
IN which they 10 not give prompt rellef and
lfasmiuistcrei before L.. verN citadel 81 life
las been iEvaded.) effect q painless and perfect
cure.
Bear in MIND ihat the SCASDlNATIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed b,
the experience Of thousands % living witnesses.
who in letters. afGayiis, medical works. and
by word or mouth. proclaim them 10 be Tire very
best preparation CT the kind ever offered 10 ih,
brokem-d0wn victims of III health. They hunt
disease through every avenue and organ OF the
ss stei IA, and cNpel tthoroughly y permanently
No one cau doubt their superiority after one
single trial-they are not only better. but iu
lac cheaper thaa any other pills. Tor IL takes a
less number o. The 20 10 produce better effect
Price OF The Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle. ar S. per half "olen.
Ofihe >caud navian Vegetable Blood Pills, -
cents per box. or , boxes for 81.
Read Dr. koback's Special Notices and Ger
tiicates' published in conspicuous part Of
this paper from time 10 lime.
or. Roback's Medical Almanac and FAINT,
Adviser. containing "a great variety 81 lnteres-
ting and valuable Medical Information. cHi be
had gratis OF any of his agents throughout The
country.
In difficult or complicated cases. Or. Roback
may be consulted personally or by letter. on.
closing one stamp for the reply.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
Troops for western virginia.

Co. Tom Ford's regiments of Ohio vol
untrers started for Western Virginia on
Monday aight TO reinforce Gen. REYNOLDS
division, which holds Cheat Mountnin pass
against Gen. Lee. The regiment Was ac-
cOulpaniei hy two companies OF cavalry
Col. A s Piati's regiment proceeded
last saturday to the ktnawha river 70 a.
sis, Gen. Rosecrans in driving the thief
Floyd aud the "stump-iail steers" OF ise
across the Allegheny Mountains. Two
regiments from Indiana left their camp on
Moadav and are hurrying tojoin Rosecrans
to engage in the same laudAblesport. The
var will soon be carried into the Shenan-
doah Valley between the Blue Ridge snd
;he Allegheny rAngc.-IChiesgo Tribune.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
TINlPER
Retail Price. 81 bot, or 6 for S..

Principal Office aud salesroom. No. East
Fourth Street. 81 ilding from Main Street
Cincinnati. ohio. Laboratory. No - Ham
mond street.
For sale in Randolph County. Ind, by
II. p. KIZER, Winchester.
l.. HUMPHREY, Spartansburg.
ISAAC SlPE. Deeriield
u. THORNBURG. Emmettsville.
/. \. NEWMAN. B'oomingspor,.
r. :. STNRBUCK. Reuna Vista.
DR.. y. SIMMONS. Union City.
X. JOBES. Huntsville.
D GROSVENOR. Onion CITY.
J. :. q r. AODINGTON, Farmland
URIAH BALL, L,nn.
HALLIDAY y ADDINGTON, Max
Vile.
J. IT. SANDERS. Ridreville.
TERRELL 4 son. Windsor
ELAN HELLY. Fairview. and by
Druggists and Merchants generally.
throughout the United States and Canadas
vol In %. "
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

DESERTED MS CASE" ASD COVE TO
THE WAR-James f. Williamson. a No.
| printer md one of the best naturcd fell
lows ia the world, left this place on last
Monday morning for Richmond, indiana.
to prepare himself for sticking" Rebels.
| Jim once gets an opportunity of level
inc hi shooting stick" at Seceshrr, he
might as well utter his last PRAYER for he
will be very quick Y "planed down" aud
"losked up" by one who is we'll acquaint-
ed with the various uses of the shooting
stick" and "paner."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

Ho! ALL W THAT fIUNGER.-if YOU
would keep starvation at safe distance,
be sure that YOU put up at tie Aker House
or Franklin House during your attendance
az the Fair, fer we guarantee YOU the best
OF good things st both these we'll
known hotels You will find the land
lords clever and obhging.--in fact. before
YOU 20 home, you viii come to tie con
clusion that they know how to keep Ho-
tells
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
IMrnRr,Hr Nnrlcr-AlI thnse kn.

IMPORTANT NoTicE.-All those know
in- themselves indebted To Us either on
s-uscr' fon. ADVERTISING or job work are
hereby notified that 80 are baily in need
Of aul must have n NEY, aud that by call
ing Gerry soon AZ tins o.ic- ami Ptying of
accounts they Will save trouble and cost.
We have great deal standing out, and it
must come in, if not BY one way, then by
another. a word TO the wise i. suf
cient.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

z. r. VI C ,nnell Is prep ,rel To furnish
everybody with the best of bread, pies,
cakes. cheese, crackers, bolo sna, or any
thing else in the eating line, Al fair prices,
during our County Far. Take notice,
therefore. aul give him 4 call. He aud
his accommodating clerks will wait upon
YOU in the most oAi-ing Manner. Re
member. alsi. that he has iresh oysters,
which be is prepared to serve up in supe-
rinr style.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26

HARD To kErP.-Priuter, and saddlcrs
are IN good dem nd since the VAR got I'M
der good Roadway. Every company that
has gone from this County has nearly
c.eaued out our office, and now We believe
there is not jour saddlcr in town. some
having gone into service aud Other. to
the cities to make cavalry rigging for
bor.es
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CON SUMPTIvEs

The Advertiser, having been restored 10
health in few weeks by very simple remedy.
after having suffered several years withaseverc
lung affection; and that dread disease. Consu-
mptian-is anxious TO make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire Il. he wilt send copy
OF the prescription used flee Of charge. with
direction Tor preparing aud using The SAINT,
which they viii md SURE cURr fer CoNsrMP
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