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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

From The ST. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article CCephalio
Pills j. rapidly increasing.
n A single bottle II RPALBlNG'S PREPAREn
GLUE viii save Ten times III cost annually IL
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

SrRUcE CREEK. Huntington CO., Pa n
January II, Is6l.
II. c. Spaldng, Sir; You will please send n
two boxes of your Ccphalic Pills Send Z Ter
Immediately. Respectfully YOURS,
JNO. r. SINON.l
7. 81 have used one box of yUar Pills, ant
find them excellent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

PREPAREp GLuE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

SAVE TIE PIC p
a. 3EJMr DISPATCH
sT-"A STITCH ~ TINE SAVES NINE. al
\ accidents will happen even ia well regulated fat
lies Il - very desirable 10 have some chap and cot
yenient way for repairing Furniture. Toys. Crocters
etc SPALDfNG-S PREPARED GLUk
meets al such emergencies. and no household AZ
ford 10 Dc ~iihout j. always ready, and NJ 10 the
sticking point.
.tsEFUL IL EVERY HOUSE"
MA Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price >
cents address, HENRY 4. SPAULpiNG.
No - CEDAR Street. HeS YORK
CAUTION.
A. certain unpuneipied persons are att M Ase -
na Inn OF on the nusu-pecfinx public limitations - ny
PREPARED GLUE. would caution all person !. y
auin before purchasing. and that he aii
NPSPAlDlNG-S PREPARED oil b-s4 II
l. on the outside wrapper; AL oihers arc '"'"-'"s
countcrfeiis-
- - J.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28

Nashville, CoSN., Feb. 5, 1851
Mr.. Spaldng. Sir: have tried your Cepia
Pills, and like them sreu that | want YOU
send me two dollars worth more. Part of tn,
are for the neiehbors. to whom gave a few
of the box got from YOU. Send the Pills
mail, and oblige your obediant Servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
PREPARED GLUE.

sPALDINC's PREPARED GLUE .
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-28
TRY 1T, PROVE 1T, KNOW IT,

And make known its wonderful powers and virtues.
that those who suffer threatened with suffering.
may be led 10 a simple innOxious preparation, fur
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

ncople. In States adjoining Louisiana
The Southern Rights men are organizing
for an active and victorious campaign
against the triple alliance. We must
din EEr,rise IN Louisiana. At the NOvem-
Der election we will have a Legislature
to choose, which i'll turn, will have two
Senators to elect to the Confederate
States. We will have six Congressman
to elect, and Electors to cast the vote
of the State for President and nc
President. BE sure that n0Re GHt sound
.Sopibcrn men are choscR an any Parish or
District for ana office! This can be pre-
ren'ed bv a tiorOggb organization Of the
.Sopibern flights fOroes all orer the State.
The old State Rights Democracy
the answering and faithful guardian
of the rights of all the people, the I'M
COMPROMISING foe to all Capitalization,
sectionaliSm and all other isms--is not
vet dead in Louisiana. 1t is yet vigOr-
Gus in Rapides and other Parishes Of
the State, and will serve as a powerful
nGclus for the friends of our young Re.
public 10 rally around. One bugle blast
from their leaders and presses will set
thc.glorious old party in motion. Let
the rallying cry he sent among the Dem
ocra,ic masses-the pioneers of Seces-
sion. the victorious leaders of the new
movement which led 10 our indepen-
dencc-and there will be ~quaking, trem-
bling and fear among the dry bones Of
the faction who would bind Louisiana
in shackIcs and lay her proud form at
the feet of Lincoln and his hosts at
Washington"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
The War News.

The rews which we publish today, and which ap-
pears 10 be confirmed by surrounding circumstances,
goes TO show aud To prose that the clash Of arms is
near at hand, and that the delay asked for hy the Go
vernment al Washington 1--WE cannot say the L. =.
Governmentl WAS merely n suhterfuge 10 blind the
Southern Conf-Irracy and its Commissioner ut the
city Of Wsshing ton-that il was in fact eli the time
looking Sedward, to the reinforce ment and protection
Of the forts and collection Of the revenue, instead Of
cogiratins upon The question Of receiving and reply
ing TO the Southern Commissioners, whose return
home esSuredly indicates the failure of diplomacy
ard the hopelsssne,s Of peace. Mich excitement
consequently has been created in New Orleans, aud
the fever of patriotism is At boiling heat. Four com
panies Of Zouaves have already lef there io: Flo
rda, and other companies are following in their lead.
The dire alternative, alss seems, uuiy, about to
burst forth. Goo he with the right! We shall keep
our readers duly informed of events az they trans
pirP.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
sheriff and Recorder.

We to-day announcer, at The request of a subscri-
Der and a responsible gentleman Of the party, the
names of J. l.. PETIT and Jos. II. ERWIN Tor inc
Offices respectively OF Sheriff and Recorder. These
announcement s are made subject TO The decision OF
the State Rights Democratic Convention. We have
heard the names Of others, capable and deserving,
mentioned in connection with these offices, but We
presume that when a selection shall have been made
by n Convention, personal preferences will he thrown
aside and a unanimous determination eyinced to
elect the rominees, whoever they may he.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

The prosperity of our town may be imagined ny
the number Of new establishments sprInsing mp m
j, these hard times. Another, and one Of no small
propor,ions with reference to he value of Ms Stock
has lust been opened in the double stores lately oc-
cnn;ed by ]. N'Wiliams & Co. We refer to the
uew Grocery snd Produce Store OF CHAS' y MOTH
&'Co. With so fine n stock Ia commence business
with NJ that which they now present 10 the public
and the advantage Of being well and iayorahiy known
10 our citizens from their earliest years. cash as
well ms a moral capital to begin life with-there -
nothing surer il seems 20 rs than the fullest succrss
accruing TO the young and enierPrising firm alluded
To above.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
The Latest NelCs.

The following, in the Erening Della,
received yesterday, is the latest news
from Washington. There were no tel
egraphic dispatches in the New Orleans
morning papers of the same date:
Under the heading "Highly important
and official from Washington" the Mo.
bile Advertiser of yesterday, publishes
the following dispatches
Washington, April 9th.-An attempt
to provision Forts Sumpter and Pickens
by force, if necessary, is determined on.
Our peace mission here is closed. We
go home Immediately. War is newt
able. JOHN FORSYTH.
The WAR CLoUD THIcKEys Through
the courtesy of L. Sanford, Esq, cor
lector of this port. we are permitted 70
make public the following dispatch IRON
a leading citizen of Philadelphia, wen
known in Mobile
Philadelphia, April sth.-The govern
ment has positively determined 10 rem
force Fort Pickens, and not to abandon
Fort Sumpter. They have also sent
troops to Texas. War is certain.
The Tribune of yesterday issued the
following despatch in Extra" form;
which contains important intelligence
it proves to be true
Washington, April sth.-The souss
orn Commissioners TODAY received the
reply from the Secretary OF Stae,"
the United States, to their special COM
munication, declining to recognize tnen
and refusing to hold any communica,%Tf
whatever with them. lie says inc
S. Government does not and VIII y.
recognize any government other u ;a.
that headed by A. Lincoln: The aaIG
~istration has decided to throw suPp'"
into Forts Sumpter and Pickens.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
NrM HrY Goods SfOre.

II will be seen hy advertisements, that Mr. FRAN
ca X.luRK has opened a New Dry Goods Store
in our town. on Main Street, near the Court house.
HIS goods are new and fresh, and NJ he sells for cash
only. they are pat down Al the very owest figures.
Purchasers would do well 10 give Mr.. Lurk II call,
as We know IL as has i~afr9fiOR 10 Se9-aud when n
man comes To that decision, it NAV be pnt down as
a cerrnin',. rhat cheap bargains can he bad. Re-
member lis establishment when Won wan; cheap
ouuds-
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

The weather still continues most beautiful, rather
cooler. however. this week tan il was last. Tho
crops Of every description are still in a furnishing
coalition, unsqnolled hitherto at this season Of the
wear. 30 old planters inform US. Its TO- ~ hoped
tina, t,vorbla weather will continue, rhar the first
wear Of the Ccnf.derocy NAV b" known a. the most
fruitful in agricultural wealth. f any thar preceded
l.. Ifrhe the present cool weather continues. how
ever, it must prove injurious TO crops. II is 10 be
hoped that il will not.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
loan of the Southern Confcderacy

The advertisement OF ihis loan, The conditions,
&r., will he found in the adjoining column. We
have no doubt that it will be as popular among the
people, and as readily taken at the rate offs per cent
per annum, as was The first loan of this character
orig inared by the present Emperor Of France, TO en-
able him to carry On the war in Italy. In that case,
persons Of The sma!les I means had the honor Of loan
ing to the Government, aud they did so; and the
consequence was, that the Emperor could have oh
tanned twice as many millions of francs as he desir-
ed. We have no doubt that a similar spirit will pre-
vail among the people Of ibis Confederscy with ref
erence to this first loan asked BY this Government.
The interest, il will he seen, is made payable every
six months, at either Baton Rouge or New Orleans.
An entsrprisiUg and patriotic gentleman Of this
Parish, and Of our acquaintance, observed The other
day, that he intended to see how much Of the Gov.
eminent Stock here alluded TO, he could get individ-
uals Of this Parish to discriminating that he would
take as much as any gentleman. The people of this
Parish have a very large amount of idle money
stored away in unrecuperative places. Now is the
time to make it tell, and also earn the gratitude Of
their country.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Nen1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOAN
For the Defense Of the Con-
federate states.

TIVE MILLIONS of the most advantageous
L investment will be offered 10 the public on
the 18th APRIL ensuing. and every citizen
,hrougbou, the Confederate States will have Inc
opportunity of taking a share of the benefit al
the same time of sustaining the cause OF his
country.
Bonds with coupons will be issued in sums
from $1,000 10 $50: and where it is preferred,
stock certificates in the usual form may be had
The interest is at s per cent. pei annurnn' pay
able every six months at all our principal cities
The debt has the very unusual and important
security of a duty of cne-elghth OF a cent per
mound. or about 81 cents per bale on all cotton
exported. This duty, under all circumstances
of peace or war, secures the punctual payment
of The interest, aud furnishes a sinking fund for
the redemption of the principal. The coupons
when due. are receivable in payment of the duty
on cotton, and are thus made available as CON-
everywhere in our country. In order to enable
all portions OF our people to take part OF ms
valuable investment and 10 exhibit their COM
mon interest in raising funds for the common de-
Tense. looks of subscription will be opened at
the cities and principal interior towns; five per
cent. must be paid in cash at the time Of sub
scription. and the remainder on or before the lst
of Nay-interest 10 run from the date OF such
payment. Persons desiring 10 secure their sub
scriptions, may pay in cash the whole amount,
and take a receipt for the delivery Of bonds or
stock. To equalize the rate of subscription at
I'll points, and to enable all persons convenient
ly to subscribe, current bank notes Of the place
will be received at their market value in coin.
In case OF an over subscription. preference will
be given to those who pay down the whole sub
scription; next 10 subscribers OF $50; next 10
subscribers Of 500.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
DRY' GOODS,
- E0l CASH.!
FRANCIS ". LUKE,
Vain street, Wear fse SOHrf- sEOuss,

DFGS 10 inform the public that he has es,ab-
ID lIshed himself in this city, aud >%oIicitS the
favor OF lis custom-Uf ung a well ,c!ec'ed a.
O'i Faacy SaL soI Tm m, VIZ
OrgaGdies. Jacone 5 and Prints. English Baregas,
Fancy Bn.liantines and Ginghams, Nonmiug
GoOis. Swiss Nuslins, Tape Checks and Linen
Nettinss, Irish Linens. Linen Crash, Table CO.
vers, Napkins and Towels. Brown ana Blelch-d
NadapoIams. Shawls and H'dkis. in every style.
English and Saxon Hosiery. loop Skirts, Cor
se's, Trimmings. etc. apll-2m
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
W4R POSITIVE.
Very Important Intelligence.

IN the nrst part OF tue week, dispatches
arrived in the city, and were confirmed that
the L. S. Government were making great
military preparations in New York and else.
where North, in fitting out vessels Of war,
taking troops and provisions aboard and ship.
ping the kind Of boats necessary for the land.
ing Of troops by sea on an enemy's coast, and
all the other paraphernalia of a great military
expedition by sea.
The following from the Picayuns of Thurs.
day, seems to destroy the last hope for peace,
as Lincoln's messenger conveys to Gov. Pick.
ems the intentions Of the Administration.
which, of course, will be prevented, if posi-
bic.
Charleston, April 9th.-Lieut Talbot,
l. :. A., arrived in this city last even
ing direct from Washington, bearing a
special message from Mr.. Lincoln to
Gov. Pickens and Gen. Beauregard.
lie assured them that it was the de-
termination of the Government at
Washington, TO reinforce Maj. Ander.
son at all hazards. He also asked to
be permitted to visit Fort Sumpter, but
was refused.
He thereupon left last night for the
city Of Washington, but missed the
connection at Florence, where he was
detained till this evening.
As to the actual state of things here,
this is certain, Fort Sumpter will not
be attacked till an attempt is made to
reinforce it.
The floating batteries however, were
placed in position this evening, between
oullivan's Island and Fort Sumpter.
Reinforcements are also arriving from
the interior by every train. 1t is cal
culated that there will be five Thousand
men stationed at different points in the
harbOr by tomorrow night.
The ship Gondar arrived at this port
to-day, from Liverpool, with several
rihed cannon, ordered by the State OF
South Carolina.
The expedition which sailed from
New York Sunday last, is hourly ex-
| pecteG, when the fight begins.
The elder Rufin, of Virginia, and
Senator WIgfall of Texas, are in the
ranks at Morris Island as privates.
Gen. Beauregard is satisfied of his
ability TO repel any force that may pre-
sent itself.
1t is reported here that the Commits
%sioners from the Confederate States,
will probably leave Washington to-
morrow. They say that war is newt
able.
PANIC IN NEW FORK.
New York, April 9-There has been
a fearful panic in the stock market here
to-day, the worse known for many
years.
Augusta, Ga, April 9-There are re.
ports on the streets, which are general
ly believed, that a war feet composed
of several vessels, is lying in the offng
of Charleston harbor.
Gov. Brown Of this State, has issued
his call for three thousand additional
/, volunteers. The indications Of hos
tile conflict between the two sections
arc emphatic
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
FOR ASSESSOR.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce the name OF 2. RO-
DOLPH BOIS, Esq as a Democratic CAndi-
ats for Assessor for the parish of lberyllle, subject to the
state Rights Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce Err CAL.
LERN, the preseat incumbent, as u Candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Assessor, subject to the decision of
the State Rights Democratic Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

BAYOU SARA.-Jss. r. Marks, editor Of the
Ledger, was elected Mayor of Bayou Sara last
Monday. WIN. Garrett Johnson, a distinguished citi.
zen of that Parish, died on the 3lst March, in the
SOth year Of his age. He was the father.in-lsw Of
Dr.. Stone anl WIN. d. Walker.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
ambrotypes, watches and JeweIry.

The first as perfect as lif--'he latter repaired a.
natural, and with the same perfsc'pess a. the origi-
naI-can be obtained and effected at BAILFY's SA-
LOON. The necessity for going to, or sendi g 10 New
Orleans, for either of the foregoing purposes, is now
entirely obviat.d, while it is done at less expense,
less travel. and no risk. See 10 IL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
RaII Of the GHoue SeuttneIs.v

This fine Military Company. we perceive, give n
hall on Monday evening, the 18th, to the Ladies Of
Plsquemine, which, no doubt, will be On elegant and
brilliant affair, and do crcdi, to all interested.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Netu ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR EONGkEsS.
lnouuce Col. ". w. AL

We are authorized to announce Col. ". w. AL
LEN, of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate for Con-
gress Of the Confederate States for the Fourth Congress
sional District, composed Of the Parishes of West Fell
eiana, Point Coupee, 1t. Landry, Lafayette, 'ermilli"n.
West Baton Rouge. Iberyille, ST. Mary and ST. Martin,
Election frst Monday in Nnyember.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
NOTICE.

10 A Meeting will be holden al the Court
House in the town OF PlaIuemine on Thursday
Next, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, with
the view to organize an Artillery Company
All those who are DESTROYS Of ioining its organi-
zation are respectfully requested to attend. apll
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

Il 1t will be perceived that GABsITL BRowS
has received his usual supply Of Dry Goods, cloth
ing, 6c. Asevery body knows Brown, this is say
ing enough to make a visit To Browns certain.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

eY A fine two horse Corriace is Offered
for sale at The Sshdlery and Carriage Esfablishmsn
Of our friend Ringwsld, on Bank street. See al.
vertisemeL,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

repel any force that the p~erfdious Admins.
tration of the f~anatical North can bring
against US.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
ERNEST CAL.
SHERIFF AND

Mr.. Ediior; You will plea-e announce the following
gentlemen for the Offices which prseede their respective
names, subject to the decision Of the State Rights Demo-
cratic Convention, VIZ;
For Sheriff, j.. L. PETIT
For Recorder, j. III. ERWIN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
FOR AUDITOR.

We are authorized to announce II. PERAJTA.
Of East Baton Rouge, rs a Candidate for Auditor ofPublic
Ac~eounts-subject to a nomination by a Democratic State
CeaventIon, If one is called.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

eys- See the advertisement Of MRs. p.
JUMEL's Seminary tor Young Ladies, row in sue
cessful operation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
PL.AQUEMINE
Saturday, APRIL Is. 1861.

s5- We regret that circumstances placed
IL out Of our power To- obtain an abstract &C the po-
lice Jury proceedings for this weeks paper.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Later from Montgomery.

FURTHER REoUIsIrION FOR INCONSISTENCIES
POURING INTO PENSACOLA.
Montgomery, April, 9th.-President
Davis made to-day a further requisition
on the Governor Of Alabama for three
thousand troops.
The Mississippi brigade of eighteen
hundred men arrived at Pensacola on
the It'll. Three hundred and seventy
Georgia troops for Pensacola, passed
through here within the last forty-eight
hours.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

D-See advertisement Of an cstray Mule
Also that Of cheap straw hats for negroes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THREE OLLAR AND FIFTY ($3 50) for
one year, in advance. FIVE DOLLARS &5 OO if
not pad 10 advance.
SINGLE COPiES-Ten Cents.
No subscription will be discontinued unless a written nos
tee TO that effect 10 received from the subscriber him
eel, aud all arrearges paid.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13

Sale Of tie Market House.

Sale OF tie Market House.
PURSUANT TO a Proclamation of the Mayor
/ and Board of Selectmrn OF the Town OF Pa
~quemine, | will Offer for sale on MONDAY. the
9th day OF MAY. 1861, al 10 O'Clock. \. NJ, m
front OF The Court House door. the Lease Of the
Market House, Tor the year ending on the trst
Monday in May, 1862.
apl3 JAS. l." BARKER, Constable.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Family r. Plantation Use,
N
ENOTTCE.~

NOTICE is hereby give 10 all those having
~ claims against the Estate Of the late CARO-
LINE RABlGLIA, 10 present them TO the I'M
designed, duly authenticated, within Thirty
days from this date and all those indebted to
said Estate, are requested 10 call and settle forth
with. EDWARD SCRATCHLEY,
apl3l Curator.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

OSE DOLLAR cl OO per square Of ten lines, or less. Of
s%ertion. and Fifty Gents for each subsequent user
ton. liberal discount, hsweycr, on these rates VIII
be made ca advertisements inserted for a longer time
than two months, as follows.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
Approved 2sth February, 1851.

Referring 10 the above advertisement for a
loan OF Five Millions of Dollars 10 the Confed-
creating it, the undersigned, appointed Commjs-
%sioners, give notice 10 the public that books of
subscription for said loan, will be opened at the
branch of the Louisiana State Bank, at Baton
Rouge, on the 18th of April, 1861.
Apart from other considerations, this loan Of
fers 10 subscribers a high rate of interest-Eight
per cent. per ~annum-payable semi-ahnualIy,
and the highest order of security-a special ap-
preparation of an export duty on cotton of one,
eighth Of a cent per pound-thus presenting in
ducements which cannot fail 10 commend the
loan to public favor, as a sound and profitable
Investment
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-13
NEW GROCERY STORE.
81 RETEIII
CHAs. n, ROTH q CO..


TAKE this method of informing their friends
Il and the public generally of the Parish of
I~berville, that they have just opened and estab-
lished a
WHOLESALE 90 Retail
PRODUCE & GROCERY STORE
In the Double Brick Store. in Desoboy's Row
recently occupied by J. McWillams < Co., on
the corner OF Main and Plaquemine streets.
Their stock comprises a complete list, as well
as 1t could be made al the star, OF all articles for
Family r. Plantation Use,
usually found in a Grocery siole, besides a
large and splendid assortment of
FANCY GROCERIES.
AT a more convenient time, a list Of the lead
ing articles in their Establishment, such as fam
lies generally require, will be given.
The public may rely upon it, that these articles
are all fresh and perfect, and will be put at the
lowest possible figure to our customers. apI3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

lighter obstacles will balance the fourth.
Who can doubt that Eve hundred thousand
men now, with suitable marine. would
crush Secession by next Mayl Who can
say what force might be required after
three months delay! The longer the
war, the longer the chapter of accidents
such as the breaking Of our blockade,
foreign cmbroilments, 60, SO. Then,
too, there is the stsgnatiou Of our business !;
much suffering with US, and oil over the
South appalling distress with tho long
and horrid series Of Rebel crimes. What
we have said is scarce more than sugges-
tive; yet we cen say no more.
Friends 0, the Uuiou iuheritors of all
the past; slmoners to all the present /;
custodians for all the future Lea us cut
all these evils short. Let US " conquer
peace, and redeem our country room -
Let every lover of that country throw in
bis mite or bis talent soon. II he have
aught more to do for her by pen, or purse,
or person; or be it only by his good words,
his good wishes, or Ills prayers-let him
do that much, or that little, soon.
Ph.laee,phta Inquirer.