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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

Rogue CdaFhL-An old gentleman named John
Morris, OF Tnscunba, Ala came to Richmond last
week with 81 100 in money 10 buy substitute for
relative and ON stopping at a private boarding
house on Main street near 18th street, last Friday,
was so indiscreet to publish the fact Of h4 hav-
ing the money and the use he intended TO devote it
to. Amongst his listeners WAS one SdTnl Houghey,
pretending to hail from Chambers county, Ais
who took such lively interest in MIR. Morrss af-
fairs that on Friday night he stealthy entered the
room occupied by that gentleman and, withdraw
ing piiiow-case containing tbe funds, soon made
an opening large enough 10 abstract the money,
with which he decampad Learning Saturday morn
ing that the enterprislng fellow had procured pass
port and gone in the direction of Petersburg Mr.
Morris gave information at the headquarters Of the
Assistant Provost Marshal Of the Eastern District,
who. on teiegTaphing TO the Cockade. learned that
Houghey WAS there spurg;ng about and apparently
IN possession Of unlimited funds The next train
bore away two detectives, who proceeded to take
the suspected man in custody directly their arri
val In the Cockade city On bringing him here and
subjectng him to examination, it appeared that
he had induged in jewelry to d considerable extent
having bought two gold watches in Petersburg at
S400 EACH and other trnkets TO the amount of Sl0o
He had but $500 OF Mr. Morrss funds on his person
when brought back. All officer took charge of the
prisoner, with the design OF carrying him to Peters
burg, that the watches might DE returned and
the money recovered and given to liz proper owner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

PHENOMENA The Monticello (Fla) Friend says
that flaming sword in the sky was seen at
arooversvle, Ga, about o'clock p. NJ. On the 23d
ut 1t says:
1t was perfect representation of a sword-han-
die, blade and point all visible. The blade was red
and the handle silver color The blade pointed to
the northeast and the handle to the southwest II
was high mp In the heavens about twenty feet long
and two feet broad. Soon after II was witnessed,
wind sprnging mp, heavy clouds appeared and
screened II from view
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

RUNNING THE RLoCKADE"-hs Bad E6ects.--
The Charleston Courier in commenting upon the
sales of blockade goods in that city says:
1t may be questioned whether the country, or
any large class of citizens, ia benefited by the i'm
portaton of goods at the prices that have been OBJ
tanned at auction according to reports of sales that
have appeared in our columns 1t may be worth
consideration, also whether the present attitude of
the Confederacy aud of foreign nations lefty in
terested in the blockade. it does not become the
duty OF our Government to exercise more vigi
liant control and inspection all enterprises
against the blockade. The cotton which leaves
Confederate ports is in many, if not all cases. sold
at lower rate on account of restriction or con-
dition imposed, that 1t shall not be sold to New
York. Is there any restriction or condition imposed
enforced that the money result of the cotton will
not be applied to New York;
Is not the Nassau agent, who is largely concern
ed in Confederate arrivals and clearances also the
agent for most of the trade between Nassau and
New York Have not many packages of Yankee
manufactures been introduced in Confederate ports7
The whole matter deserves attention and invest
CATION, and it appears strange that, after attempt
ing to regulate trace and prices in some many
spectS of less Importance an unlimited and IRE
sponsible license has been allowed in this field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

Supposed Spy CaptsrsdA man named VIM A.
Joynes, resident of Norfolk, Va, who, during the
occupation of that place by the Confederate troops
made himself so very obnoxious to all the loyal in-
habitants that he had TO adjourn in disguise to the
Eastern Shore, has recently been unearthed here in
Richmond by Capt Alexander's detectives; the cir
cumstances surrounding him, inducing the belief
that he was induced by the promise of large
ward TO come here and act the part Of spy for
Lincoln. 1t this his object, his design has been
nipped in the bud lie is Row aaie under lock and
key in Castle Godsvin II Ia said that after the
hasty withdrawal from Norfolk Of our forces nm
der General Huger, Joynes returned 10 that
place and aided the LinGnluites in the perse.
cuton they get on foot against the loyal inhabit-
ants which has continued to the present time
To show how completely this fellow Joyues had
identified himself with the enemies Of hts country
it may be mentioned that there was found on hi;
person. besides evidence that LIS had taken the oath
of allegiance 10 the \ Yankee Government, a permit
signed by Gen. Veitia, Military GoyernA of Nor
folk allowing him, rs n loyal subject" to visit
Fortress Monroe and other places Temporarily un-
der the control of Old Ahe's followers. The pris 4
oner will be tried before the Court Martial
when he will be called on to explain the reason OF
his presence amongst the ''rsbes."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

TXECUTUR'S SALE OF sol ACRES OF
IL BEAUTIFUL LAND, On the Frederick sburg
RaIlroad two miles from Richmond, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-At the request OF the Executor
of the late VIM. Anderson, Jr., will sell at auc
tion on the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th OF
August 1862, at O'Clock P. N. beautiful tract
of 5Os acres of Land. located above being lots
Nos :. g. and 70 in Prices plan. the East side
of the new road leading by the Fair Grounds to
Mr. John p. BGllaTd's farm and immediately oppo.
site to his front gate On this land there ls somo
pine and other wood and it has on Il fus build.
ing site,
LEANS -Oue.thira calh; balance at 6 and Il
months for negotiable notes interest added. secured
by q trust deed. G0DDIT 81 APPERSOT,
au suctiopeArs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11
BY G0DDIN s APPERsON Arcfs.

TWO EXCELLENT .TENEMENTS, ON THE
South side of Clay and West line of Smith
streets, in Bullock & Harrs's Addition, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wl he sold at auction, on tho
premises, Is
q -1-a-Aa = M --thssr sw0 axceliHnt ard
well built TENEMENTS located a. above--one oc.
cupied by Mrs Whittemore at sl60 per annum, and
of whom are most excellent tenants. These Tene.
ments Just across the corporation line and each
contains six rooms besides kitchen with two rooms,
and are in 1. most desirable neghbothood.
TERMS-Oue third sh balance al six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, bearing nte.
rest Secured by trust deed
aug GUDDIS & APPERSOT Auct'rs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IHE OII5.
By E. b. COOK, AAetioHesr.
laUUU AT AUCTION
U1l THURSDAY, 14th instant, at 10 o'clock, /
will sell at the store of Messrs. Harvey, Armis.
tead x Williams. on Virginia street.
ONE THOUSAND BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
Amongst which will be found such .avori;e brands
Hidden Treasure,
Frederick,
Comet
John Warren,
Paul Pry,
Forrest Rose,
May Apple,
La Csildad,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11
MISC ELLANFOTS.

John W. Reid, Of Missouri, who resigned his seat
in he last Congrfn to take up arms against the
Governmen t.and has since been doing very brisk
and given in Charge of Colonel Dan Huston who
commands the military rost at Lexington Col.
Huston Pal oed Reid On the same day he was ar
rested
Some of the regiments in Massachusetts, are
nearly full. The Thiry-third has 90e the Thirty
fourth ga, and the Thirty fifth 9s6.
The War Claim Commission at Cairo closed its
business on the 1st inst. The whole number of
claims filed is l,69s, amounting to S599 1896 Of
these, Claims 10 the amount of $45l l0J 81 were al
lowed
Latest Memphis advices mention rumors prava.
lent there OF the capture Of eight Federal Paymas.
teTs by the rebels at Humboldt Tenn including
Jacob 4. Camp. dstzmer, Coon, Hanna, 2ouker,
and haz!etonr with an aggregate of $l.e00.G00.
Army circles here give these rumors no credanca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

By H. CAU7HORN, .Aactsoaesr
(ACOS SHOULDERS A r AUCTION On
ID MONDAY, 1lth inst, at my store will sell
at auction. at l0 o'clock, 100 pieces Shoulder Bs.
con- somewhat damased--soid on account Of whom
it may concern. Terms cash
After the above, will sell 10 boxes Tobacco 4
boxes of Cream of Tartar, barrels Pipss, Rice.
Soap, &c.
BufIER.-Also, three phss. nice fresh Butter,
received by express
au Il EATTTyfnRy a,c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

Cunningham,
and some other popular brands
This Tobacco is manufactured of the choicest
stock, and put up by the best manufacturers.
To persons wishing to make investments such An
opportunity seldom occurs, the whole lot being
bright, except about 200 boxes
Samples ready for examination on Wednesday,
18th inst. TO which the attention of the public In
particularly requested
Sale positive. TERMs-Cash
au IL f. B COOK Auef'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

IRE NEW YORK HERALD ON THE sITUATloN-THG
vIRou1A CAMPAIGN TO END IN sU WEEKS.
Ths Nov York Hvsld says that In the dram just
osdsred the United States Government win have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

By REDWOOD & KEACH Aaesioassrs,
I54 Main street.
4 UCTloN SALEo OF FURNITURE, TOBACCO,
IA CIGARS, CLOTHING. &c.--on TUESDAY,
18th instant at 10 o'clock. at store. we shall sell
very desirable lot of FURNITURE, &C., consisting
la part Of
Cottage Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters,
Cane aud wood seat Chairs
Dining and other Tables,
! Cooking Stove.
Tobacco, Cigars Crocksry,
Show Cases. Glass Jars, Shoes Clothing. -.
Aul REDWOOD 4 KEACH, Aucprs
on KE0a 1M0LIaH H. CARB. eODA--Hoe
LU Aale hY w. PETERSON = Co.,
an9 150 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11

From the Leavenworth (Ksnsas) Conservative,
July %.
Jere emiah Hoy. one Of the Quantrell guerrillas
WAS shot at the fort yesterday morning, having
been found guilty by the Military Commission of
treason and murder. 1t was proved that Hoy was
q member of Quantrell's guerrilla band; that he
was accessory 10 aud guilty Of the murder of ALI
son, citizen Of Missouri, and Of q United States
soldier Of Major Banzhaff's command, on the Goth
Of March, ct Blue Bridge Crossing, Jackson coun-
ty, Mo; also, Of burning said bridge; also. of
trsasonabls acts in lsvying against the United
otAtea
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by THOS ~ KEESEE, Aiacttoneer,
IOffice corner 18th and Cary sts
"OUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
III BAR-ROOM FIXTURES, &c, FOR SALE
AT AUCTfON.-Will be sold on MONDAY morn
ing, August Ilth, commencing at 10 o'clock at the
house Of Mr.. John Marxhsusen adjoining the fish
market, 9Th street, all of his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Bar room Fixtures, &C., con-
sisting in part of Bedsteads, Bed Hair and Shuck
Mattresses, Chairs. Tables, Washstands, Bedding
Crockery, and Glassware, Cooking aud Bar room
Stoves. &c.
TEHns-Cash on delivery,
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WILL SELL THIS MORNING. a. 10 o'eIeek
l. WOMAN and her four CHILDREN. The wo
man is good cook, washer and ironsr. Tn. chill.
dren very likely.
au iI--lt& r GTpYrp An.x..
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

GossIP WITH READERS AND
CoRREsPoNDENTs.--J. b. H.
Yes, sir will see 10 1t that your
papers are properly directed with
ink. Thank you, for the hint.
Do very much want TO do the
thing that is right in getting the
Journal to its readers with
promptness and certainty.
The articles OF "Aiexis" ard
"Jay Ess Yaw" W. are compell-
ed 10 omit iron this weeks is
sue. because they give no new
information not had from other
sources, and the latter is rather
lengthy. Don't be discouraged,
boys, write on as briefly and as
pithIly as YOU can. Our room Is
too limited for long communica
tionS, unless they are very i'm
poriant.
a Randolph County teacher,
now out of the County. in a late
communication asks: Can YOU
get the teacher of your County
u think something AL write their
thoaslts" WHAT say you. youns
pcdtso CUES AID pehgogueSc>?--
Shall we hear fro II you? Don't
all wr t. At once. and all you
know. 1T us have II in nice.
corpict in>talInents, and YOU
shall 500 i IN print. and 1t VIII
do you good to write and TO hear
from each other.
w. M.--Yes, sir. Ycu have
lain in hospital since Bull Run
and heard but seldom iro n home.
The Jou nal shlIl be properly
marked with your address and
postpaid. Then we hope you
will get 1t.
"BRANwErL."-- Welcome -
Your name does look "marvel.
ously well in PRINT" and we hope
i; will grace our columns every
week.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

The man who makes a joke
without intending it frequentlya-
muses. US more than the most in
geniogs of professional jokers,-
as when the milkman IN a play Is
charged with putting calves
brains in his milk, answered.
Brains, never had such a thing
in my head!" IL was the same
sort OF a case when juryman
having asked 10 be excused on
account of deafness The Judge said
: Couldn't you hear my charge to
the grand jury?" eyes, | heard
it said the man, but | coulden't
make any sense oft"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
UNION CITY NEWS,

Union CRY, Dec. II, 1861.
The extraordinary brislness of
OF trade which all branches of
business has been favored with
tAis Fall and Winter still contin-
ue- In spite o the roughness of
he roads AMI iii influence that a
prptracteI war would bring to
bear upon the community.
Money is plenty.
Primers who have been stint
ing their actual necessities in dry
goods &c, Tor a year or two past,
tlat,ering themselves tn goods
would be cheaper, are now com
PEELED to buy and buy freely at
he present high prices. The
most inconvenience the business
men have TO contend with is the
scarcity of small change. As
resort TO overthrow this embar.
rasslncnt. checks have ICE issued
by private parties. These, aided
by the slim circulation OF the post
age currency answers the times
very we'll.
Hog merchants have been ac-
tivly engaged for the past few
weeks buying and shipping
to New \ ork and other eastern
markets. There is no packing
establishment at this place, al
though a very desirable location
/ for one, having superior rail road
advantages sc. Hotels are do
4 ing a fine bushes, Indicating az
activity among the travel
ing community.
1t is asserted upon good author
ity that one hundred laborers re-
Gently employed in grading the
Covington 4 Richmond r. R.,
are to begin work upon the Lake
Erie < Pacific X. r. Commenc.
ing operations at this point.
A correspondent from the 4tf
Ind. Cavalry (Col. Isaac p Gray
OF this city, states that after effect
ually purgIng the various band.
Of guerrillas From Henry, Trum,
BILE, Owen, Shelby, Gallatin anC
Carroll Counties, and through,
cooling the ardor OF secession
sympalhzers in that section
OF the State, they are now OF
tie march to Mumlordsville Nv
where the chances will be favora
BILE for an encounter with the IA
nous free bcoter, John Morgan
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19


Gen. Bayard, who fell in the
late battle at Fredericksburg, was
young man, a graduate OF West
Point, and was to have been mar
ried in a short time. lie had
never recovered from the effects
OF wound from poisoned lndl-
an arrow, received on the from.
tier. He had declared his deter
minat:on not to die OF II, ii he
could find his death in the battle.
Of his country.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Things in kentucky and the
nelghborIng country south are
just now comparatively quiet
Ii is said there is a growing dis.
content among the troops and
people in Middle and East Ten
nessee, and that Jefferson Davis
has been around 10 correct that
state OF things. lie is reported to
have left Murlreesboro on Sun
day to visit the troops in Miss.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

The School Director is anx-
Ious to know If somebody wont
quit stealing the wood from the
School houses. Ii Is bad enough
to have it "toied" away by "back-
loads as was done hefbre; but
to see man hitch up his team
and take it away by the wagon
load, as was done on Sunday
MOraing last, is too bad. How
can the young idea "shoot" this
cold weather without tie germi-
mating influence OF warmth? In
the name OF Justice and educa.
ton, wont you stop that?
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

The illustrated papers for this
week, a new supply of Novels
and other books, lots of Toy
Books foe little folks, Colored
Prirts, Prize Stationary Packag-
es, A, B G Cards for children,
md many other nice things just
eceived at the News Office.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Our readers must not fail to
notice the prospectus Of Moore
Rual New Yorker, which we
publish in another column this
week. We believe it is admit
ted or all hands, that Moore's, is
the best Ruat and agricultural
paper in the whole country,
Through the liberalisy ofthe pub
fishers We can offer it and ouI
own paper for So a year. Send
la your orders.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Joel Davidson. residing near
Buena Vista, delivered to Ncf x
Teal on Monday 20 head OF hogs
averaging 800 lbs. each nett, tor
which he received S306 Is
They were ;he best lot OF hogs
brought to this market this sea-
son.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Notice Of Guardians
ale Of Real Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the un-
Y dersigncd Guardian of the minor
heirs of Caleb Odle, deceased. will sell At
public sale. AT the Court House door in
the town OF Winchester, county of Ran
dolph, ard State OF Indiana. on the 2Oth
day Of December, 1862, subject 10 the
life estate OF the widow OF Caleb Odle,
deceased. all the. right, title and interest
.pf said minor heirs ia aud 10 the follow
ing real estate. situated in the county OF
Rand llph and State aforesaid, to.wit;
the wcst.half of the southeast quarter
of section 81, IN township 81, range Is
east.
One.t third Of the purchase money to be
paid cash in hand. one third in nine and
one-third ia eighteen months from the
day of sale. the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments With approved Sc
curity. waving valuation ana appraise-
ment laws.
JAMES G.. ROBERTS,
Guardian.
Nov. 81, Is62-iw
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Gen. Grant de clares the civil,
power dominant in Kentucky,
and the military power will not
he employed, EXCEPT to suppress
Fiot., mob., etc.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

SEE HERE Parties who gave
periodicals into the hands of Mr.
Smith last Summer to be bound
at a Springfield bindery can now
find their works at this office
awaiting delivery.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

Gov. Morton has appointed
VIM. Hannaman General Super
visory Medical Agent for lndi-
ana sick and wounded soldiers.
All other agents are to report to
him at Indianapolis.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
$40. WAGESPAID $500.

To sell goods for the AoAss SEWING
MACHINE CosrAsY. Wo will give COM
mission 0r ell goods sold by oar Agents
or pay wages at from $40 to 500 per
month, and pay all necessary expenses.
Our machine is perfect in its mechanism.
a child can learu to operate BY half an
hours Instruction. IL is equal TO any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and We
nave reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars
Each machine iswareanted for 3 years.
Address RUGGLES,
n5yl Gen. Agt., Detroit, Mich.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

=, Office is hereby given that will
~ sell at public auction on the 26th
day Of December. A. ID. 1862, at the late
residence of William II. IIarshman, de-
ceased, in Jackson township, Randolph
county, Indiana, all the personal property
OF said deceased not taken by the widow ,
consisting of one horse, one COW. wagon,
farming utensils, a good lot of carpenter ;
tools. &c. &c. A credit OF nine months
will be given on all sums of more than
three dollars, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, waving
valuation and appraisement laws. Three
dollars aud under, ca.h in hand.
HENRY '. SIPE,
decJ3w Administrator.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
5000 Cords Wood Wanted!
a>HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY
4 tire highest price Tor
GOOD cox D.WOOD

Deli, cred on he Bellc.on'aine Railroad
For particulars cal At Col. Isaac 2.
GraN's store in onion CITY. lad, where
YOU will fin'l a large stock of MI kinds OF
Dry Goods, Hats and CAPS. &c, sc.
Those who have wood to sell aud goods
10 buy would do we'll 20 call on me.
noy2N-3w DAVID II. REEpER.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
Appointment.

NJ Office is hereby given that the
: Y undersig1td has been appoin.e'i
Administrators OF the estate OF John
Downing, ate of Randol ph county. de.
ceased. Said estate is supposed to b. in-
solvent
ROBERT MURPHY,
de- SIS tdninis.rs'-y..
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
NEW GRAVE YARD.

The undersigned has laid OF New
Grave Yard, immediately adjoining the
old one. on thewest. IN lots l5ls by l9l :
fec: square, which he offers 10 Sell on rea
sonabie ,erms. Those 6esiring to secnrc
8 family burial place can non DO. 90 by
calling esrlv or pAvIp EEsSToN
nsr a fee~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue Of decree and execution
ID 20 me directed from the
Randolph Common Pleas Court.
I will expose 10 sale AT the Court House
door in Winchester, Randolph county, In
diana, on
saturday, the I'd day Of January 'G3.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
and o'clock I. VI. Of said day the fol
lowing real estate, situated in Randolph
county, Indiana. to.wit;
The east half ct the south. east quar-
ter OF section tweaiy-cight 81 TOWNSHIP
nineteen (l9) range fourteen 40 cas;.
Executed - the property Of Ephraim
b. Thompson NJ the the suit OF John
Johnson administration, &c.
A. a. JENKINS,
Sheriff OF Randolph county.
dec-5-prf- 80
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
Howard Association,

DHILADELPHIA- FOR me- Rels,f II
me Sick end Dlsfrsssed. afflicted nth
lirui,n, and Chronic Dis,gses. and 'spe.
e.eilg Diseos,s Of fAs S,xu0I OrsaEs.
Medical advice given gratis BY ihs Act
ing surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on sPERMATOR
RGA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, aud
other Di-easss o! the Sexual Organs. AID
on the NEW REMEDIES ,mp'o.td ia
the Dispcnsary, sent ia scaleed letter ca
V.iop,-. free of charge' Address
DR.. J. SklLLIA EOUeiiTOH.
Howard Asseciatiou, No. } South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. "a. toct Il ~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
state Of Indiana,
Randolph County
In the Randolph Court 81 Common Pleas
February Term, l-6J.

In the Randolph Court 81 Common Pleas,
February Term. 1864.
james Moormm,
Max Digg, aud
Moorman Way, Complaint No. 3Gl
~.
Rachel Murray.
ThoS. Murray 81 al
Now CONE THE SAID PLANT
~ ifi's aud fle an AFFIDAVIT of the non.
residence of Margaret Murray.
Now. therefore, the said Margaret Muir.
ray l. heruby notified Of the. pend,ney of
the above entitled clause, ard that unless
she be ami appear At the February Term
% the Cammoa Pleas Court, 10 be held A,
the Court House in Winchester od the Ard
Monday G February, -63. on the ftst
day thereof, aud answer or demur to said
complaint, the same Will be heard and de-
termnei 10 her absence,
Witness, john Il. Goodrich, Clerk.
and the Seal u said Court, this 18th
day of November. ls62.
JoHN Il. GooDRIcH
Nov. 81, 1862. lw