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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
work Before the. Lesisisture-rrohsbi
Adjournment -sca,-,,es for Brookiyn-
On,.sI.,b ,u.o Iy.ut BIZ, &C.. Sc.

Probably nc Lceisa. re 1sse The adoption q tie
present State constitution have ssh 80 Tar besai asnd
In Lcir business Va, N eecn bedy There are O. the
printed hles VI tte House m tween I've aud six h9adred
b1s aside from the bills that rignatsf IL tue senate
end out q thai numbe only al, Il tso hundred aud dry
haze yet boeu acted uP1 by the \ ssembiy 70 the amos.
three months that they have beer " session As oniy
zen daye Jet remain o. The enc hul days session FOR
which they draw thsr psy il Uiu Al 9c be that an
amount Of work vii b. ien ula ne, Or else be
done in way that viii dfgrscc o state ia. - hel 81,
for month after their me which there s p aspect o
their doing. Tho hundred days expire on tha 10th
Of April but they will hardly adjourn before ths H. h.
aud 10 those foon days there Will dou09e be more
scahty committed thsn IN all the balauoe Sf the session
~ abo have any paftculu axe t. grGd, 0i' special
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, April 2, 1861

senate
ALBANY, April 2, 1851.
PAssED.
For the preservation o. moose, wild deer birds and
fish.
To protect the Croton Aqueduct from injury during the
progress Of the work required for Its Improvement
Appointing one hundred additional notAres public in
New York city.
The bill establishing a Nautical School In New York
harbor was ordered to a third reading
A communication was presented from the Comptroller
OF New York replying TO the resolution Of inquiry the
Senate relative to Hamilton square lie states that no
claims have been made by private citizens to any portion
OF said square, and is of opinion that question OF title
right of the city 10 sell said property for private pur
poses could arise.
The Annual Appropriation bill was then taken up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
The Pollen Revolution-Correc
TO Tue EDITOR OF TUE HERALD.

rermi, me TO correct slight mistake in your otherwise
so correct article Of sunday March 81 entitled Polish
Nationality" The battle OF Grochow fought on February
&C. 1884, terminated and MOI inauguratoi the struggle
for independence during that omnous epoch. Warsaw
surrendered September l. 1881 ate three days.
lighting on the left western side OF the capital Gro
chow is situated on the right side The battle
Of rochow was the rumina, ing point Of struggle
tnued for five successive days at Mlosns Baoeuka AMI
okuneii a
W4sf7S0r1s, April H. 1891
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
The New Military Bill Before the Legis
lature.

In the despatch TO the report OF the proceedings in the
State Assembly Of Monday essential occurred in
the statement that ~. Webster presented petitions
from the Sixty ninth and Seventy ninth regiments
against the bill now before the Legislature limiting the
tenure Of Office In the militia to years. The petit
tions offered by Mr.. Webster in favor OF the
bill which recently passed the State Senate by decided
and large majority None Of the eminent military men
OF the State oppose the bits opponents only
those who notorious for their utter ignorance Of mill
TRY tactics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03


Cruom H0tsg. NEw YosK -----, ls6
AMENDMENT Of An ESTfU 81 MERCHANDISE.
Imported hy IN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

Senator Ivcrson, IA he leaves the Senate
Chamber to 20 home to his confederates in trea
son against the Government, proclaims that
"CorroN is KING" And by this he intends to
be understood as saving that the North would be
compelled to treat with the cotton States and
yield 10 their demands; and further, he meant to
saw that cotton would make for them foreign
allies. and bring to their aid the cotton mills
of Man hester and Liverpool. Cotton speaks to
New England and thereupon the merchants
Union saycrs-roll themselves up in a bolt of
muslin and cry aloud, Cotton is King"
frown from the cotton States makes every loom
and spindle in our manufacturing cities tremble.
And whatever Mr.. Cotton demands is imperious
and arbitrary Now, We are aware OF the con.
trolling influence of this Southern product, but
is IL Of necessity the absolute monarch it has
credit for being II is not perhaps known to
those cotton lords that there are other cotton
countries than theirs China is the largest cot
ton growing country in the world. And there is
something in this connection that is worthy Of
the consideration Of the South It should not
be forgotten that England and France have been
making wonderful inroads into this Empire
The Emperor has already retired into the inte-
ror before the march Of the armies of England
and France, Already transport ships have been
dispatched from these invading kingdoms with
provisions, clothing, military stores, every thing
that could be conceived necessary TO enable the
English and French troops to establish them
selves and take complete possession Of the conn-
try.
China produces, even at present, six times as
much cotton as all the Southern States pnt to-
rether This cotton, Il is true, is not OF the
fines. quality, but IS believed that the nsgnif-
cent allrvial vallees Of Central China ~il pro
duce the most valuable kinds Of that useful plant
that even the valleys of Mississippi aud Ala
bama may he surpassed in this respect In this
new region there will ne no scarcity Of laborers,
and the labor will cast literally nothing at all.
Once he country is subjected, Enslish cotton
growers max have millions Of laborers. all AK
ious 10 work for bare subsistence.
And it is beliered that DR.. Ligingst tone ia HE
missionary travels in Africa has sharp look out
Tor '.eotton supply and tia. ralaabie discov-
cries have been made.
II may be but few years until the foreign
demand for American cotton is entirely cut of.
We look upon II as being inevitable Then
What viii the boast and bravsio of the cotton
States amount 70 OF What rslue rill be iss
demands II krr Cotton
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
----------=--
STARVATION IN KANSAS.

ATcHrsoN, Feb. 4.-Mcssrs HYATT and Pome
roy have prepared the following address. which
truly represents the condition of the people OF
Kansas without question:
An appeal to the press of the country; to the
churches; to Congress-; to State Legislatures; "a
phiiahthrop'sts; to humanity everywhere. Prompt
acton by the country or miracle from God can
alone save this people.
The famine, like u vortex draws to its fright.
iul center all conditions They who had food
yesterday have none to-day. They who have
ieed to-day have none for to morrow. Seventy
teams arrived Yesterday: fifty were loaded and
sent away the day before. Ten thousand dol.
lars worth of clothing have been distributed
within the past week. Six thousand dollars cash
mas been paid within a few days for freights.
Lishty one car loads have arrived within that
Tune, ana yet starvation l. imminent.
Inc people are living from hand to mouth, but
oareiy saved alive. Our funds are now exhaust
ed. The number Of the destitute increase fear
fuiiy. The melting SHOWS of February aud the
oIerhowing streams must shortly prevent the
Instant sufferers from coming here To get SUP
phes. Their saly ltion depends upon our prompt
ness IN establishing depots of provisions At ac-
eessible points Without funds the whole work
must cease.
lhe interm:ssion of week is death and desc
'ahon' Unless the country gives US seed there
can be no harvest, and the seed wheat should be
"a the ground within forty days At least 500, :
900 Is needed for food, and as much more for
seed. To the heart Of the country, and in the
name OF Christ, We make this earnest appeal.
tSignedl THADDEvs HYATr
In behalf of perishing multitude indorse
every word of the above.
'Signedl : c. PovERoY.
Chairman Of the Kansas Relief Committee, and
General agent for Distribution.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

Ne published last week that Indiana had re-
fused 10 send commissioners 10 the convention
which met at Washington City on Monday last
This action was rscousidered and the Go, vernon
~ss empowered to appoint them. They have no
rover, however. 20 act finally unless nineteen
States a-s represented. Governor Morton has
appointed Caleb Il. Smith OF Indianapolis, Pleas
ar, A Hackleman Of Rush county, Godloye ;,
or,h Of Tippecanoe. Thos. {. Slaughter Of Har-
NO and +. ". II Ellis Of Elkhar,. They are
abe and veil qualified men and will no doubt
properly represent the State, We were opposed
60 the appointment Of these commissioners. bu,
there arc very plausible reasons for il neverthe-
less
The convention my produce better state OF
feeling between the tso sections OF the country.
II does, it vii be the result Of a better under
s,,nling Northern men may be able 70 con.
vince their ishboFs of the border States that
Ne hsve no evil designs on the South. The dc.
s.,nas OF the South Nil doubtless be extrava-
"a, and ex'r5itin,: be terms they will dictate
frog present inSications will be such that We
could not accept without disgrace aud dishonor
b.; I've meet them in the spirit of eandcr and
s'rlacss j, vii give Us strength at home and re
s7ec; abroad.
Tie commissioners from this State viii not
lovsF the standard Of che party which they ret
90 EFT
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

under the Constitution to claim. they still per-
sist in their opposition to the execution Of the
laws, and In stirring up rebellion and treason,
think II manifest that the Government vii, fall
back upon the platform upon which We have just
carried this State, TO Wit: The Union, the Con-
sfitus!on, and the enforcement Of the Laws"
equally, fairly. aud impartiallv on all Coz then u
viii be question between q weli-reguiz.ed Gov
erumept On the one hand. and anarchy and mob
Law M the other, for if the Government have no
power 90 collect tie taxes or duties, 90 execute
its laws. put down rebellion and punish treason,
then IL is no longer the Government that vas
formed by our fathers, and the sooner tie whole
fabric falls 20 pieces the better.
This Union. "a far nv action will GO, must
aud shall be preserved, ~ long as il can be done
With honor. Has Virginia tamely submitted TO
dishonor for the last ten years. and Is she now
only stimulated 10 redeem the honor bv tue pre-.
cipitste action OF other States Ii not what nesr
cause has arisen within the last two months that
makes Il necessary to call together the Legisla-
ture, order Convention with doubtful authority,
hold an election almost without notice, meet in
convention and declare herself out of the Union
IN less time than i ordinarily devoted TO the pas
sage of 4 bill for the construction of mud turn
pike in the mountains. If war bad actually
been declared against g. more preeip plate ac-
ton could have been taken. This, too, when
public sentiment, in the North is daily and hourly
undergoing notifications. and petitions are pour
ing in upon Congress to refer the matter TO the
people for settlement. Who say they ready to
yield to al just demands for the sake of the
Union.
Ii this brief and hurried exposition Of my views
should meet with the concurrence of the people
of Richmond, and they desire to call into
their service, at a moment when all the ca mness,
elaboration, aud philosophy of the most expe-
rieneed and far sighted statesmen should be call
cd into requisiton. shall appreciate the honor
and not decline the trust. But if they are bent
upon committing an act OF self destruction. that
no time. or labor, or money, can repair, and in
volving his State and themselves in everlasting
ruin, some other arm than mine must be select
ed TO strike the blow; for I cannot and will not
commit the parricidal act that would hard my
name down in dishonor TO posterity, as one of the
destroyers of my country AMI Of the liberties of
the people. am, with great respect, your ODE
dent servant, JoHS Minor BORIS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

for myself, am prepared 20 Insist upon
every jot or title of right thst the securit! or
the honor Of Virginia, will sntifie her to claim
under the Constitution as i; il. am willing to
vote Tor and take as much more as the North
may be disposed 10 yield. If | have not here
toiore claimed as much IS others, u was not
that was unwilling they should obtain and en-
ioF IT, but because I did not believe IL would be
granted, or that We were entitled to demand il
as OF right, aud therefore never have consented.
and never will consent 20 make the existence or
destruction OF this Government, depend upon any
abstract or impractical question, tha, may or
rag not arse outside Il The Consti.v.ion au-h
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

The past week has been occupied i'm discussing
the Reports of the Committee of Federal Rela-
tious. 10th OF which We shall publish next week
Republicans have met tho Issue fully and fairly
The tnion and the Constitution have been vim
dictated against the foul aspersions Of the Democ-
racv Numerous bills have been introduced and
referred to the appropriate Committee, most of
witch ~iil be reported asainst Business Is be
ing put in order 50 that after awhile it will be
rnt ,hroneh rapidls.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

b.. he q soiled pages turn smoothly forever
Books gradually lose their inert and dead form,
I'D become 70 "a Ike persons that have pulse
All astuc.ate voice We feel more ultimately
acquainted With AUTHORS. t-e huadredye dead.
than se 30 With our daily companions We
asv.r le, ssDs srsssuses enter into sur soul With
+. scholar 10 never alone among books. nor IL be
eves scues0ne. ercsPs among crowds Of taking.
v.ssnr. sr.ding men . book 10 better for
.sA.4ass, than sleep; better for ehecrfulness
than vine; ard u viii hold on, with the longest
,.sh; that -atcher ever say. II often is . better
pnv-icsan than the doctor, a better preacher than
a. IA MISTER, better sanctuary fhan the drowsy
oaarrA.-.yorfoa's Literary Letter
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

By virtue # execution 10 me directed
from The Randolph Common Plcu. Court. will en-
pose 10 sale at The Court House door, IN wiDeheser
Randolph County, Indiana. % the
I'd day of March, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. ". aud O'Clock
= ". of sad day, the foown real estate, situated IN
Randolph County. Indiana. 70 wit:
Lot number Two hundred and nine, (e09) Ia block
number elye, l9). Also Tie undivided fourth
oficts number ihirty-six. 80 thrfyeigbt G2e) and
thirty nine 40 ia block number three. ~ and lot
number ghis. 10. ~ block number I've. 81 All In
In fummas addition 70 the town Of Winchester.
suit OF Johnson y Perrne John : Is tie and Geo. W
shaw. A. n. JENKINS.
February :. le6i. fee IS sh'S. X. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

NrIsss. Es,.oss Ne ,rseetias 1t the stock
holieFa 81 the Like C-le 1 Pacific Railroad Corn
Pany hell 4, Huntsville on the 18th inst. on mo-
iio-. e ~as iyreci 70 have general meeting OF
AL interested In ssld.ro.i ~ Huntsville on the
sth day Of February. at one O'Clock, p. NJ, and
persons having stock bodks at Winchester and
soa;h 20 the county line are requested to have
them represented at said meeting, that we may
Know the amount Of stock taken. and ~e expect
"ayne oona'y vii be represented at said meet.
iug snd 20 faake further arrangements for taking
ere remaining sEnoant Fl stock required.
~ motion, . ~as resolved 20 have ,hs above
-r,.es yaslishei in 'Ns Randolph Co. Journal
- 'pss-slons JOHNSON. Cha.
- Hr~r. So
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue Of a decree and execution 10 ne directed
from TIE Randolph Circuit Court, will cApoe 10
sale nj the house door, in Winchester Randolph
county, Indiana. on the
I'd day of March, 1861.
between tue hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
T. NJ. OF said day, the following real estate situated
In Randolph County. Indiana. to-wii:
Lots numbered hundred and orty. nine (Is9 and
one hundred and hny ll50l ia the town Of Union AZ
known and designated on the plat Of said town
Executed a the property fIeman l.. Scarf Of tn.
suit OF Jeremiah Smith
Feb. :. ls6l. fee S3 A. H. JESKlSs q Y 4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of decree and execution directed
from the Randolph Circuit Court. will oxpose
10 sale at the Court House door, in Winchester.
Randolph County, Indiana. on the
I'D DAY or MARCH, le6l.
betw cen the hours Of 10 O'Clock y. NJ and O'Clock
r. NJ Of said day tho following real estate, situated
in Randolph County Indiana, TO wit:
The halt of the southwest quarter OF section
one ~ In township seventeen. ~ of range west
Exeuced the property Of John l.. Dayall, at the
suit Of William Woodbury. 10 the use Of Jer Smith.
A. n. JENKINS,
Fob o 1901 fee $500. Shn r. G.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

State Of Indiana, RGndoiph County

NOTICE i hereby given IN John l.. Kinder. Ek-
81 the 81 Nelson CLARK. deceased. has
died his petition t. eel the real esia. the dceetent
ms personal property being insufficient I.ay his
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of sAid County,
Feb. S. l-6I. Attest: H.H-NEFF, OK.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
Copartnership Dissolved.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Lafay cite Deardod and Daniel VI. Reesor
in the Butehery BUSINESS Is this day dissolved Nv
iaAl consent. The books ana accounts ~ said rn III
be saced in Office u Jacob kitIrotA. Esq. for
ent and be closed - notes Otherwise fin
mediaiely. CASH ~ County Orders ~iil not be re.
fussc.
FEB :. 1861 DFhRpoPr s RFEsor
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

- Nee ,rhaf the People. Press and Dealers
say:
HENRY X. COSTAR.-An the Summer
have been troubled with Roacfer and Nice. se
fuas ashamed OF the house. for the Reaches were
eryahsre purchased \ box Of yonr Exiertninstor
Mouse Ia the house. JOHN b. G,vxss, Nc. - Elm =,
HOUSEKEEPERS-tro Nth yeruin,
need he 80 20 longer. &c they .cosrAss" Extern
matters I'VE laAs nsec II to satsfs e;ien. and ~
hos coat "a. woaid have IL We had tired poisons
but they effected nothing, bat Cesr. R article knoci
tie breath sai VI R&ts, mice and Bed Bugs quicker
than We can wrlie IL IL Is Ia great maud all
the eountry--i Medina TO-, Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROY
ed annually In Grant County b. vermis. than would
pay for ton. cfths Rat and Issect Killer.
i Lancaster fwfs Herald
HENRY II. COSTAR-Your Euermina
tor Is received us-d. and pronounced decided success.
We useo box Of a. aBd the WAY the Rats and Nire
around our pre- misses raised Ned pighi a. eau
u"n 10 sleepsrs. Vince then Dot Rat or Monsc has
oeen heard Ia Kitchen CT eeiiATNagregor tIa Times
HAVE BEEN SELLING-Your Exfer-
mina'sr for the last year and have found !, sea, sro,
every time. have Bot known h TO fail in single
instance CroRor Rosr, nruggiss, cardingion. o
WE ARE SELLlNc-l preparation.
rapidly Wherever they have been used, Rats Nice
Reaches, aud Nermin disappear i'm me di.tely.
ECKER srorrfsE, bruSsists, New Windsor, Nj
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE
Security Fire Insurance Company
NO. 81 PINE STREET;
Great Western Buildings, Ner York;

Statement of the Affairs of the Security
Fire Insurance Co., Oct, !, 1854.
ASSETS
Cash On hand $500 IS; Cash In Continental Bank
fawaiiiug investment etc SO 5ei 05 Cash IN Bank OF
Commonwealth, S3,i97 ~ Total. sa5.3s a..
RANk STOCKS
81 shares Bank 81 Commerce..
81 American Exchange Bank
leu Bank OF New YORK,
II Bank OF North America.
FL par value. sal 400; v or;h a,764
Tie nporary Losns-securcd By 81, 900 U. :.
Coudnn Bonds. and IS shares Resolute
Fire Insurance Company Si2 800 90
Bonds and NornaSesl5 fret lien etc tS05, $50 90
Premiums = uneollectci.. ................ e3lu o.
Accrued intereston Bonds and Mortgage. aud
Temporary Loans ....................-. e,764 .
Balance due from Agents. 10 gq
s5a,s9i 80
Capiaal stock. .......... 5cooo0oo l.
Surf plus -.-.----.-.--. 44eal 30
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
% c,n~en,ion IA session. :. Washington

Tbo COnrension IN session 1t Washington sits
= I'd ciosel doors. No; evcn admitting reporters
for the press. ], vii, therefore be impossible to
g; iuil reports John TYLER IL President sf the
Convention.
TrOopa are l-A.ing P,nsscols. 50 that Fort
Pickens L totnoN IL dagger
Fort Sumter has not teen reinforced
Tie South C'roi.na Commissioner. HAsHe,
has dsmapjed the unconditional surrender OF II.
Sumter Of the President Ii vii. not - done
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

Since our Let i-suc the Pacific Rail road dill
has been passed By both branches OF Congress.
That i al Of Importance that has been done.
Report 81, about f!ty speeches have been made
lsr.c portion Of them by Southern men.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

Aad By Druggists, sroeers and Retailer. senersy .s
City aud Country.
Teorsssr DrAIrss can order as above
orsddress orders direct ar N Prices. Terms. sta
are dss'rsdn Pend for Circular 70 Dealer.i-,o
HENRY X. COsTAR,
fsiseI.t Drror-So. si2 Brcst-sv- orpos.sse
=, ~frNriss Fe-~' '-s~- Wy ff@r-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

To destroy Rats. Reaches. etc
To destroy. Mice, Moles, etc
To destroy &. Bed Bugs.
To destroy. Moths. Fleas. Ants. etc
To destroy. Mosquitoes
To destroy Insects on Plants and Fowl.
To destroy Insects on Animals. rte, etc
To destroy. Ever. form ard rpecies Of .~r
rim.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

"Costar's' Rat, Roach. &C., Exterm'r.
"Costar's" Bed Bug Exterminator!
"Costar's'' Eclectic Powder for Insects.
IN %. Soc. AND 81. BoxEs. Borrlrs ARD
FLasKs. 50. AND SIS. SIZES FOR PrAsr
ATOMS, SHIPS, Bears, Horns. etc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

y 'ftNs MT "Vfe ess-ssIssS1 u Wv. ok TT
Used blythe City Post Ofics
f'sed blythe City Prisons and Station house,
Used by-City Steamers, Ships, etc.
Used bA-she City Hospitals. Aims houses. &c
Used blythe City Hotels. 'Astor. ST. Me 'Is
rsed blythe Boarding Houses. etc. etc etc
Used by--more than 81. 900 Private Families
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07
"COSTAR'S"
v,erustM ExterMtW0e0rs,
"orLY irpAlli1Ly RgxEplEs KEowF."
Destroys inseautly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
vERMIN!

Those PREPARATIONS unlike eli olhersJar.
Free from Poison-
Not dangerous 10 the hsmsn family"
"Rais cone oui Of their hole. u de -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07


NO LIABILITIES
JOSEPH WALKER, Pres.
IHOS. ~. RlRDSALL, Tree Pres
r.. /. IL DOCK, Sec.
CAREY :. GOODRICH, Agent, Win.
chester. Ind. lily 5-lyl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

- Nee srAsf the People. Pres sad Deai,,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-02-07

II Sold srery,rhere, by
All WHOLESALE DRussIsrs 10 large cites
All Retail Druggists. roccrs. Store-keepers &C
IN all Country Villages aud Towns.