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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Mr.. J. c. CH.vpLra. of IN" a Inn
ca. Independents. Wisconsin. writes from
WASHINGTON ~ his hrnfhrr. in Clrrelani.
a letter lhout the h,t''e. that has foun
Ia wav inro .rint. The following il tx
ceedinrlv or nh'c:
The horrors &c h,ttip fell arc en-
nremelv "ra,ter than nv i'nl~in ,tinn hi'
ever cnnro;ved. saw the hlaoiiest nqr'
of II: our Pec;ment r.i'.vef RI. 2 - sves .
whom tho robes rauie.i AMI cherr.l nr
with m ,rn tan l"-oon vengeance. = .
Znnaves fought ike heroes and devils:
hnt there We're ten cuns to one against
them. and when they retreatei, irrrihla
ridd'ed. our regiment m1rehed info th'
most heliiSh shower Of hu'lefS vau can
ina oine if vnn trv a month. Pr0h 'hiv
nearly hundred nf our men were killed
and some were taken prisoners. haf
my belt shot off, bullet hit NV cTn boy
and cut the belt so that Il Snnn hurst. m
while | was stoaping ~ pick up some oi
the caps, a 80 dier n frnnt % me- WAS -ho'
through the breast jus, as he was amin"
and threw his gun back in his death sirn. :
gle, anh hit me- arr"S% the back of nv
head, VIII nj h killing me. laid there
until the rebels tr mp-d over my body
| like flock Ut sheep. remember get.
ting up, and seeing "ur re- linen form 9
Il square tn resist ch lrse of the BLACK
Horse Clvalr ;" wh ch they did success
fully.
| After that d mt remember much. nn
til our first Lieutenant shot throu. b RE
shoulder, took M hy the ear and 10 Il me-
70 retreat with him. We ". re some twn
miles from where we charsei--ir = house
where they were cutting off legs, arms
and-heads, I should think. The boys
took me there, and said was IA "crizv
"a a loon" WILL, We =, -rp,-r-l-th'-tv
miles--I scarcely know how came. but
rem. mb.r there was great diS.'rler |
don't rrmt mher when or how | got into
Washington; nut srmr nf the regiment
t,ok Iae To the Avenue Eousc @hrre Mr..
and Mrs. Scott ON (at whose house
poor Darwin died. have been very k'nd ia
ne. know "what'. wh t. most Of tha
time. and alrhou. h ms head is very sor.
( and am moreover very sore every where
else or my mortal pc rson. | am IN good
spirits and shall he better than tir0 dead
soldiers in a fsw DAYS. Il isn't v,r, pleas.
ant to be crazy and iml.ine vonr han :
and feet shot of, AMI all such things.
keep very quiet and don't read much. be-
cause IL hurts me-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Practical Joke of Chicago Fire
Zouave.

member of the New York Fire Zou
aves who went from this city TO Join Col.
Ellsworth in April, and who, until then.
had been an Industrious typo in the Chi
clgo Tribune Office, was out on picket
duty one day last month, when the follow.
ing incident occurred:
An F. F. v, with rather more than the
usual superciliousness of his race. rode
up in carriage from the direction OF
Alexandria, driven Of course by his "ser-
want" Zoozoo stepped into the road.
holding his bayonet in such a WY a to
threaten horse, negro and white man AT,
one charge, aud roired ont TICKETS" +"
Mr.. V. turned MP his lip, set down his
brows, and by other gestures Indicated his
contempt for such mud sills as the soldier
before him, ending by handing his pass
over to the darkey ami motioning him to
get out and show il to Zpo 200.
"All right" said the latter glancing At
it, "moye on"-accompanying the remark
with jerk at the coat collar of the col.
ored person which sent him spinning
several PAGES down the road "Now sir
what do YOU want7' addressing the as
tonished white man.
White man had by this time recovered
his tongue: WHAT want to 60 on of
course. That was my pass"
Can't help it, replied Zoo; at says
pass the bearer, and the bearer is already
passed. You can't get two men through
this picket OH one mans pass"
Mr.. V. reflected momert. glanced AT
the bavonet in front Of him, and then
called out to his black mln to come bark
Sambo approached cautiously, but fell
back IN confusion when the shooting
stick" was brandished toward hs breast.
where's your pass, sirrahl" asked
z 10000.
"Here, massa." said the chatiel presen-
ting the same one he had received from
the gent in the carriage.
"Won't do replied the holder of the
bayonet. That passes you to Fairfax
Can't let any one come from Fairfax on
that ticket. Move on.'' \ stamp Of the
foot sent Simbo down the road ut hand
gallop.
"Now sir, if you stay here ary longer
| shall take you under arrest 20 headquar.
ters,' he continued.
Mr.. V. grabbed up his lines. wheeleC
around, and went off at the b. st trot hi,
horses could m mage over the "sacrsc
soil" Whether Sambo ever hunted hi:
master up is not kuown.- Chicago
! Tribune.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
An Exciting Scene in Congress -
What Gen. Scott said of the Bat.


tie.
The debate ia the House to-day between
Messrs Burnett, Richardson, Blair and
Stevens was highly exciting and interest
ing. Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, con-
clud ed his speech as follows: 81 regret
that Gen. Scott was forced 10 fight this
battle. | will tell the gentleman what
occurred yesterday morning. My col
leagues, Messrs. Logan, Washburne and
myself were present with the President,
Secretary Of War and Gen. Scott. In
the course of our conversation Gen. $
remarked, Il am the biggest coward in the
world rose from my seat. STAY
said Gen. s., Il will prove it. ] have
fought the battle against my Judgment,
and think the President ought to re
move me to day for doing it. As God is
my Judge he added, after an interval of
silence did all in my power to make
the army efficient, and deserve removal
OeCdust L ulu uOt ctdiih up. hhch SVuiu
and did not stand here to vindicate
Gen. Scott. am indebted TO the gentle
man from Missouri for the comp iment he
has paid me. desire to say for mvself
that am here the last of generation,
my father and grandfather having fallen
beneath the tlig of their country. |, to>
have fought under its folds at home and
abroad, and God willing, there ! will
stand to the end Of my life, defendi G it
against all foes"
Mr.. washburne: "As my colleague
has referred to Gen. Scott's remarks. he
might also allude to what the President
said"
Mr.. Richardson: 81 willdo SO. 'Your
conversation implies said the President
to Gen Scott, that forced YOU TO battle,
to which Gen. Scott, replied, Il have
never served under a President who has
been kinder to ME than you have been.
But Gen. 5. did not relieve the President
from the fact of the Presidents having
forced him 20 fight the battle. Gen. :.
thus paid compliment to the President
personally. desire to say OF the Presi-
dent that have known him from boy
hood. II YOU let him alone, be Is az hOn-
est man. Laughter, but an afraid he
has no, the firmness 10 stand up against
al the politicians who surround him.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
A Left Handed Con ..iIncnt TO the
ftpheiS

The London Times thinks them about
Is nteliiaent as their negroes. In lts re-
marks OH the last letter of Mr.. Russell III
which he describes the people OF M.ssssp
says:
The animosity of the Sccessonists
against the North seems as strong as
ever; nor, strange to say, has the expec
tation of a successful attack or the Nor
thern territory qnite vanished. There
are Generals who still encourage their
men with Il notion of N arch OH Wash
inston, and their is Il regiment which has
prepared a coffin for "Abe l. neoln," and
VOWS to bring him back in it. This at
first s ght seems to be mere e PITY bol>ti.g; /;
but we mus; remember thit the people o..
the southwestern States which furnish the
army of General Pillow, are simple and
savage to degree which few En-. .ismen
can conceive. No people are more shut
out from the world.
Living in secluded par, of the U.ion,
often ut great distance from one another
seeing few strangers, despising the alert
and auickwitted, but. as they cons'ier,
knavish Yankee, who mes among them
TO trade--reading little. il at all. and
spending all the time THEY can spare IN
conviviality with the first conner. thew are
accustomed Ia form opinions hardly NOR.
enlightened than those Of the negroes
they rule. Although the people OF tn.
older and more civilized Slave States no
doubt view the dangers of the contest
Justly, yet We can well believe thit among
the Western people there are many who
still fancy that they have only to show
themselves to make every Northerner fly
before them.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
TIL" R1rtwt ON Bu ''s RIM
Were not the Ven wa9 Fourh..

letter which We pub ish elsewh, r. from
usmh. ~. the New York Second Peg.
ment confirms the Official report Gen.
Schenk's.) He SAYS that his conir ,de-,
after bcing emnlored all day with the en-
nv. Withdrew l.isnreiv from IN, field. and
'ha; the fir ght occurred some FIVE ri ~
rom the plac. wi,.r. t',. fgh ws- AMI rf.
ter IN, 6 slir ~ over, with the PREF oud. r
ance of succ.ss on aui side. VI ny y the
fellows we're utterly surprised that rh's
we're oriered to -c-r-at, and still m 70
surprised 10 learn VIII, a ptroxysm "f t'r-
ro. h al seized the IN l-med wasonrrs ard
~trtggirrs securely posted between ths m
and Centreville. Another m. mb.r OF one
. the returned regiments, whirh was in
the heat of tn. title. inform. u thgt when
he order WIS given TO retire, his whole
.omp my involunfarily turned their heads
N towards the officer, giving hin. look
IT utter amtzrment. Supposing, howev-
er. they were merely to fall back for trm-
p,r ry rest. they m irchel at their ease to
'entrevi'le. where they first heard OF the
mischief that had been done.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

S1re 20 be de- ed.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 29.-The rebort
ofthe State Treasury, in accordance with
instructions Of the Convention, was made
this morning.
The amourt of money in the Treasury
on the oath of July was little over
S57 7,0a0.
The disbursements since the adjourn
ment of the last session of the Legislature,
have been over S7?1,00
Mr. Birch offered resolution declaring
that there was no excuse either in the pres
ent or future condition of the State, for
default Of payment Of the interest on the
State debt, and that it is eminently
her duty to pay it.
After lively discussion and several
amendments offered, the matter was refer
red to Committee of FIVE. The report
Of the Committee of Eight was submitted
and by resolution, was taken up clause By
clause. The first clause, declaring the
Office Of Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State, vacant, and to be filled
by the Legislature, was debated all the
afternoon, but without coming to any vote.
II will be carried tomorrow by decsiv
majority.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

"THE FORMER DaYs."--Thc degcneracv
Of Our times, especially in the mltter IF
honesty and integrity in public affairs. il
most sadly marked. 4 gentle man in
middle life. furnishes 10 one of the papers
the following incidea. OF his boyish
days:
Having occasion "a wr'tr. he thought 20
supply him With a sheet of letter rp-
n'r from the desk n his gr,,lfatl.r. who
n the time had an ofiicr under re Fetl,r
al Government
"What are YOU doing th.r-l" said the
Old erpt'em n.
"Gctting sheet Of parer. ar"
"Put IL htrk. s'r. mt IL hprk: fiat 10.
per bslon9s TO the Gocsrnmeat the United
States"
How exceedingly o'd fashioned thai
sounds ~ these laws of who'esl'n necu-
lation. fraud. ribherv an nlnnirr. W."
may We al h for the return Of "Auid
Lang Svneo
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
What an Escaped Prisoner Says.
wAsHSeroS, JuLr 26, 1861.

WAsHISoroS. JuLY 26, 1861.
On Monday night Michigan soldier
who was taken prisoner at Bulls Run
made his escape from Manassas, and yes
terday he reached this city. His story Is an
interesting one. When captured by Lieu
tenant Colonel OF one OF the Georgia reg.
iments he was hand csffed. and four FIRE
Zouavss taken with him we're chained and
guarded BY six men each. One OF the Zou-
aves asking for something todrink, he was
informed that his reck would be so stretch.
cd In few DAYS that be would never again
be thirsty. The Zouaves wee treated with
every possible indignity. During the eve
ming there arose a serious dispute among
some rebel officers as to ,rhieh Of their reg
iments ran first The prisoner was ap.
pealed to, and deciding in n manner pleas
ing to his captor, he was allowed certain
privileges which he wisely improved to
effect an escape. He says the creates,
CONSERVATION prevailed among the seccs-
sionists lest the retreat of our trorps was
feint ordered by Gen. Scott, to induce
them to advance toward Centreville, and
thus be cut off; and further, that thev
fairly believed that the veteran command
er was himself at Centreville, and had
entrenched that place. which could have
been rendered irnpregnable with a very
title labor. lie repeats the story tha,
one of the South Carolina regiments, m
approaching the Minnesota men, hoisted
the stars and stripes and begging them not
TO fire, which advantage being gained they
instantly raised the rebel flag and poured
their bullets upon brave and unsuspectine
troops. Could any thing be more base
than this?
The same man saws the rebels estimated
their loss at l 500; also. that JEFF. Dsvi:
arrived on the field at twelve O'Clock
that Beauregard commanded in person
that Johnston arrived at-ten o'cclol with
{, 600 men; and that the entire rebel force
was not 35, 0O0. If the report he true
Beauregard came very near being captur.
ed. His coat was taken, and his h0rs
and valise were twice seized, while Ii,
took TO the woods for safety.
All this | give for what it is worth
Y 81,
confirms reports given By other escaped
prisoners and by deserters, and that th,
man is very respectable person, wei
known in Michigan.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
VOL 4--NO SO
4 German Soldier on the way ION. Q
Of Cur Ofc r. Retreated.

A brave fellow among the Twelfth New
York C'rman Rites. who had fought in
several battles in Europe, describ,d the
stampede 10 me in the most ludicrors
terms. He had seen good deal Of fgh,.
ing, ou; had never witnessed such rrtreat
Min Co:;." he exclaimed. "vy. vot
van tink. eh. ] see two nilitia ofisair so.
in' way ike ter tevfui. both on ore hoss.
Wot you cal that' Itsll you. mine frsn.
~ot tink. D,.y hear de order. 'retr.-t.
f"nhle quick. and dey maik ran m's,sik.
Dew tick de word come .dubble an
qui'." an ~ dey twn m,rnt one h,s-. .a-s
he can--bih" His disgus, a, this cgues.
rrian feat wse In 'eSrrib ,I,'r.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

An officer of the New York 81 regi-
mcnt, Gen. Schneck's brigade. says:
Although repulsed, we are not disgrac-
ed. but have taught those cowardly scoun-
dreIs that though in iutrenched camps and
behind masked batteries, and hid ia the
woods, they were whipped twice that day
by oae-e quarter their number, and that olr
side withdrew from exhaustion only; il
fact, must say that al : ccnviyial party
of the officers of our regimen. held iur
ing Saturday night, the probability Of a
defeat vas canv2ssed, and firmly believed
bv a n iority OF u who were present.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Gloom mt Savannah-The Defense Of
Alexandria-FOurR Rebe General.


WASHINGTON. July 26.-A letter has just
been received from Savannah, Georgia,
whic states that general gloom pervades
affairs there. Mr. John Owens, the mos
talented lawyer of that place, has become
insane over the condition of the country.
He had been a strong Union man.
A private letter from Virginia has been
received here, which reports that the reb-
ell loss was between one thousand and ff
teen hundred, and Gen. Eppa Hunter of
Prince William county was killed, ma.
king the fourth General lost blythe enemy.
Large numbers Of heavy boat howitzers
here, with immense shell guns, have been
recently mounted around Alexandria. aud
over 100 trained seamen detailed to work
them. Several vessels are busily engaged
in transporting heavy timber for fortiica-
tons aloug the nights above Alexandria,
as well as shot, shell, &c.
The Baltimore came up, last night. from
Matthias Point. Everything was quiet,
and no signs of batteries could be seen.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Tired orr "a :hree year old child,

TIREp Orr "a ;hree year old child,
after having finished hie u-u,i or ger.
VA told 20 prav for his grand-p ,rsnfs,
sunts. uncles. and cousins. and when fs
hid n lied With this dem and: ~as lid
- pr,y 'or the r.st of the world. M.
m,," -aid the wearied child. "it's just as
rsuch as c,n do TO pray for mv own la.
tons. If other folk want t...ir 'la,ions
saved. l't them pray for then th, 70.
selvr-.'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
ORB. ston Post.
B- "Sancho," said a diving ,lantor IN

q "Sancho," said dying llant'r N
his slave, "for yonr faithIu! services.
mean no~ to do yea an honor. and leave
IL in my will ;ha, ynn should b. Lur.d in
ur family er"uhd." '.Ai massa," re-
piled : Srnch", ''SAneho no good 10 D, bur
led; S-ncho rather have de money ar de
freedom; besides II de devil should GENE
n de da k to look for mas~a. h, mi ht
mistake and take de puor negro n an"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

~ is lodr father AZ hamr p inquir.
~ mn OF the little girl who adm II Ell
him. Is your name Billl" she asked
''S'rnr people call me -" repl- -d he.
IT an he is not At home. for heard him
tell John. If au! B u came 10 say be was
not at hotos"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Is Sal. u >. >. L. I...s "a a playful
child. What would YOU have been with
out your piouS father anl mother!' Tie
little ro-ue replied, 81 suppos~. u.'am,
should yavr been an orphan"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

- A man having died or apop'es~.
sae csru.er rends rel the iollosii Z ssr'
dict: ID sd lrou visitation o. ole 5'si-
sie *, eight cold pssstosss and . is'sd
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Oae of fhe Rhri- Island soldiers writes
to the Providence Journal: "As for
'hoin sou my ex ecr d when snu see
Us. f;od b'.ss Rhode Island. Sh. Ia
making history hand over hand" Fow
mitch hon.ly truth in this irsf .Srrs.
sio;, II md over hand. indeed! L'rr,e
7ho-iy leats 'he van in ps'r'ofisfn AMI 'n
brarrrv. Everybody ptai--e h.r. Ter
gallant so'd.rs. r-lonels, and heroic Gov.
ernor--B ston Post.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

~ An aIderm N was heard 20 utter
the following ''corporation" logic:-
"Ali humln things are hollow. II IS
cont, nptih's TO he hollow. therefore. Ia
stuff myself a. full as I'm ahle."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
JOHN B. CROWLEY, VI. D.,

= " 1NTNDI+DNt
Graduate OF Philadelphia College of Med.
iciue. and Philadelphia Lying In Char.
iiv Hospital. embracing Practical
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Females.
Having been Assistant Demonstratpr OF
Anatomy. and having spent three wears in the
Hospitals aud Disp-n-arie- of Philadelphia.
and being supplied with excellent Surgical In
strnmenis. he j. prepared tn perform all opera
tions In the various departments of the pro-
fes-ion.
- Particular attention paid Ia diseases Of
the eve. OFFiCk-Washington street. near
the norin-west corner Of the Public Square
wirrhest@- Indiana NAV - "
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

HERE is the whole thr'rs of war crys-
taIiz,d in a few Inns Of poetry:
Let's see tot that our willing men
s.ack not for proper INN em.n's to back
Their dsunrless COURAGE. Then. with
careiu' eve.
LIT us survey the vantage Of the ground,
,all mp our men of .nnd discretion,
Let's want no discipline, no b.unders
make.
Throu IA under estimate OF what the foe
can d..
And thsr-:n GoL's name.
ch'er'y on,
Ia reap the hnrvest Of perpetual peace
BY this one bloody trial of sharp war.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

boasted poiitsness OF Richmond society TO
keep the other yuests from exploding With
laughter. Springfield Mass Bepub,i.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

A nan s2sakns Of place OUT
Wss. says ir Is a pe-!set paradise. and that
,,o.gb r.a.t ~ the p~opie havs .svsr and
aeue. vet il 4. great blessing. sos Is y
Ike on, .A.sc:ss t-ey t>ss.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
ANDOLPH COUNTY, INDIANA: THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1861

~ ~
E&R COUNTRY g2~
So.
CIDICG POET a'Y.
-e1rS o<217@7e
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Sorrows Crown.
BY LOUISE Z. vICKoRY.
"a sorrows crown of sorrow is remem
berins happy things. Tennyson.
The crown of sorrow for sorrows brow,
1t is the memory of by gone bliss,
Sings the English poet so sweet and
true,
And dearer we love him for saying
this.
Many have felt in their hearts, yet
none
Have ever murmured in words before,
That anguish deep, that across the soul
Comes, as comes in through the chapel
door,
Sweet fragrance waited from churchyard
flowers,
Waving ore mounds where loved ones
lie,
While We see the heaven for which we
pray.
But through faith in their faith, sweet
memory.
And /, with no new and passionate grief.
No uoding OF heavier woe anear;
Am III shadow e'en where sunlight falls.
Aud IN the gayest music, grief tones
here.
And all that once away in the past,
was more happy than am now;
U thorny stemmed are the flowers that
make
The crown OF sorrow for sorrow 5 brow
| may drape each fair remembrance o'er
With a wordless silence, fnld on fold.
Still, day by day, like {. last nights
dream,
A most sorrowful dream untold,
Come to my spirit the haunting tones
OF voices dear, III the days long fled
And my hand grows warm in tender
CLASP
Oh! claspings vanished, ca. voices
dead.
And YEARLY through the long, long night
On the lone and shadowy shores ofslcep
The wild and nerve resting waves,
OF still, but measugeless anguish
sweep.
So my heart forever echoes back
The verse that the English poet sings,
The crown of sorrow that sorrow wears
II is remembering happier things.
Johnstown, Pa, June, 1861.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
DIR. G. w. BRUCE,

Physician and Surgeon. He may NJ all times
he found al his Office on Washington Street.
ualess professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
A. T.. TEAL. NJ. d..

Physician and Surgeon, Winchester. Indiana.
ofiee on Franklin Street. one door west of Post
Office. He NAV always De found at his Office
or residence. unless professionally engaged
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
CAREY :. GOODRICH.
ANDREW i. NEFF.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. FERGUSON.

Winchester, Indiana. once ~ his old stand.
corner Main aud .outh Sis., where he may NJ all
times be found unless prOfe So onally engaged
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
DR.. J. T.. BEVERLY.

Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence
ia Brick Building, corner Of North and East
streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
" .xr,n ,xfrrial aid for constructing

WAyrro. A>terial aid Tor CONSTRUCTING
3 life boa, that will 'at on "a sea "i
troabIe.p rise on the "wases OF misior-
tune.v stem iis .sti.le Of adver~et. sail
clear Of the "eaickSands OF error" and
Ser .,eelv 20 the. ..has ]. "a r~vI"