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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

SpR1xo-Notwithstanding our complaints
at tho backwardness Of spring, it seems that
there is yeti prospect Of lively Vegetation
this summer. The last few days have been
unusually warm, and the trees have put
forth their leaves wonderfully fast. The
grass has taken start. and is coming right
along. The cattle begin to show the effect
ofplenty Of fresh feed, and every thing wears
. cheerful aspect.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

RIVER TRADE.-Last Monday the stca m
boat Wenona went up river with heavy
load Of goods, she was not only loaded
down herself, but had three large barges in
to~ ;also loaded; she is going up the Mn
nesota 10 get small portion Gas LAUGH as
she and the bargcs will hold Of the large
amount of wheat waiting there for shipment
Minnesota will yet be the wheat raising
S,.ta pt the Union.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

THE PARKER HoUsE.-We have been to
Pine Island several times during our So
journ in this country, and always stop at
the Parker House; and We unhesita'ingly
say it is one Of the best places to stop at
that can be found in the state The fare
il good, tho Accommodations convenient,
tho beds soft, clean and large. and "mirc
hoste" kind and accommodating.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

sF,x1sHEp.-The Church on Hay Creek near
the old Camp Meeting ground, which for
the last two or three years has looked like
an old deserted. half destroyed fort, has
been finished and looks finely. We con-
:gr,talate our friends in Hay Creek on their
enterprise. :.'' =
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

CHAPLAIN OF THE TH1RD.-The numer-
'ous1friends~ Of DR.. Grs:y will rejoice to
learn that 10 has been appointed to the
Chap1.,ncy Of tho Third Regiment, and has
accepted the position.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

D1srR1cr COURT The Dist. Court for
this County will meet on the Goth inst
There are not many cases ON the calender,
hut; some Of those that are on, are interest.
ing, and will occupy considerable time in
their trial 1t is desirable that the Jury,
both the Grand and Petit be on hand the
krsk hour Of the first day OF the session.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

"Juiius, why did General Grant rest
uneasy de night fore he took Fort Doncl-
son ?"
Dunno, Massa Johnson; 'spose he did
uot feel sleepy"
"No sab Twas case ho spocted to
cit a Ptl!ol0 and only got slip.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

EX'Gov. Stewart, Of Missouri, made
characteristic speech, some time last spring
in which he said, "to proceed is TO 60 for
ward to rccede is 10 20 backward, and to
Secede is to 60 to the DEVIL"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

William Brown, in the Sunday Mercury,
says in relation to the Irent alfair-"Dip,
lomacy brings out the intellect Of a nation
my boy, and is a splendid thing to use
until we get our navy finished"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

It is said that the most fiery Of The Sc
cessonists Of Nashville are gnashing their
teeth feroei0usIy. We suggest that the
name Of the town be written Gnashville.-
Louis Vile Journal
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

In The opinion Of Henry Ward Bcccber,
no home can be a perfectly happy one
without a family Bible, grandmother and
a baby
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Railroad Company Election.

At the election held yesterday at the Office
of the Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad
Company, the following was the result:
Herman Gelpcke. l7,268 Stock votes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The Mount Pleasant Jonraal, says water
has at last been .)und in the Artesian We
at the Insane Asylum, at depth Of 480
feet
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

Herman Gelpcke. 1888 Stock votes.
John Ford, 23267, --- I"
r. b. Mason, % 6s4
+. f. Bishop. 23,GS4
Plat Smith, 236s4 -
j. p. Farley, G,396
b b. Provost, All II
John Kennedy, for one year, 23,6s4
stock votes. &c. a-.". sr...r e..
The directors holding over are Edward
Stimson, II. l.. Stout, and Theo. Schuch-
ard,: so the New Board Of Directors are
Edward Stimson, H. L. Stout, Theo.
Schuchardt Herman Gelpcke, John Lord,
r B. Mason, +. Bishop. Plat Smith
Dubuque H@raid, 1872 nit
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
MCBRIDE Il Sill,
AUENTS TOR
SsE.E. - BOW EMS
Celebrated Magnolia Whisky.

Ris- We are prepared 10 supply the Market N 81
Louis prices Tor RECrIrIED NlliSKLl
tar5- Tho MAGNOLIA is warranted pure Shirts
Tectiaed rs 10 do away with the Injurious ea,nts
fth" nierlorartIcc of Whiskey svIa in this country
Encourage Nome Nanglacture ds hdnsiry
at5- We warrant this Whis<ey Pure and free from
Drugs.
MCBRIDE 4 SILL,
A.. IS for III Il Bowen
Council Bluffs, Dec, |, lSG0 en-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
BILIOUS rEvnxs 4 LTyERcoM-

IDn SAFE IL ALL IEco&Ir%.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
New A advertisements.
LEGAL.
Dead Letter List.

IL. following IL list of letters re-
Il naming IN the Post Office in VIM
chester, Ind, uncslic,l for, on the first day
OF October, ls62:
A.-Susanha Anderson, Michael Al...
ander. John Adam~on.
B-Slmon Bickle, David Black ah,.r
Birk.r, Almira Brown, Nathan Brown.
fm'iy Barr, Henr, Baker, Elias Brown.
C-Hannah Clough, Anna Code. Henry
Z. Cox, Riley Cox, Sarah Jane Curtis.
Elisha Clrg.
D-k. IL. Doolittle, II. r. Darbor.
G--t1reen Green, ] u Goodiuo
h--t'e"rse llun,ur, Mahala Hase. Ma.
~ Heath
Calvin Johnson, John jenkins. Vim
Jones, John w Jack, Elizabeth Is John.
son.
k-Dsniel Kidder, John p Harms.
Julia Lyman, Elihu Long. William
r Soyd.
M-Sarah Jane MAY, Thomas Moore.
" Medeasi. Matte T. Maston, Jennie
McCali, 3; Samuel Mcclure.
PA Pickett. Jane Pickett. Elizabeth
) Pickett, Mary Pogue. Malinda Plun.y 2.
Leon " Poiner.
R-Lyda Robinson. Annie Roberts.
s-Charle- II Shorkrey. w b snedc-
ker' JohnSo~-r. John Spade, Jane steph
enson. Professor Sfou,r
N-Jo,eph Vclton, Isaac Van.h
W-John. Wsldman, r. b West.
Persons calling Tor any of the above
letters please 81, "AdAerfised."
b. r. DIGGS. L. ".
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

dependent Candidates speech,
but it carried the day aud the res
olutlon was voted down. Subse
quently the Briehts attacked htm
aid he vindIcated his position,
asserting that the States IN re-
bellion had never lost any slaves
by the Aa,i-S!avery agitation,
and they, the Anti-Slayery peo-
pie. could not be he cause o 1t.
But now after so large a number
Of Republicans have Joined the
army and there i n GUNNER OF
hope that he cor be elected 10 a
seat in the Legislature ne iinds it
necessary to concillate the De-
mocracy, and TO do II ne has to
raise the howl OF abolition and
niger, and there IS a balm IN
It, sticking principle thai soon
heals over and unites all past diff
ferences. But there is a mean
ness in this charge, placing the
Republican party as guilty with
Southern traitors, that needs a
passing notice.
The "Independent Candidates
opponent, Hon. John A. Moor
man, has never been ashamed oil
his opposition to the demands OF
Slavery. lie has Two sons IN the
Federal army fighting Tor the
Constitution and the Union. JEFF
DAVIS and his iegions, in fact ev-
cry Democratic State South is II
open rebellion against the Gov
eminent, they have chosen the
ar5itrameEt Of the sword TO de-
Stroy the Government. and We
the 'Independent Candidate
classes his opponent with the tran
tor and rebel. Is there any Ian
guage to express the meanness o
such dirty work?
At Fa'rview the ''Independen
Candidate" aSSaiIs Julian, a
Huntsville where Julian's friend
were more numerous, he was 81
lent on that score.
Every voter in the Count,
knows exactly whore Moormal
stands. He is for the Union, 10
the unconditional prosecution o
the war, and is for a /. ). Sena
tor of the same character, and h.
is the man for whom you ma,
safely cast your vote.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Official dispatches from Gen.
Grants Army published in this
paper will give the reader a clear
account Of The battle o the 4ih
inst at Cornth Miss. The sat-
isiaction OF the complete Union
victory is somwha; marred by
the death of the gallant Gen.
Hackclman, and the dangerously
wounding OF Gen. Oglesby.
The latest advices are to the
effect that this victory is being
followed up in the pursuit of the
enemy with decisive results.
One portion OF tho rebel army
appears to lie still at Lexington,
while the other is enHeavoring TO
reach cumberland Gap under diff
fculties, our troops being close
upon both their commands.
Skirmisbing is constantly going
on. 1t is expected we WILSON
have interesting particulars from
that depaytmsgd.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

When you cast your vote for
Representative, bear in mind that
1T is the most important office 70
be filled on the County ticket
The State Legislature at its next
session will have the important
duty to perform of selecting
man to represent Indiana in the
United States Senate. The Rep
rescntative from this County NAV
have the casting vote which shall
decide whether the Hoosier State
shall be represented in the Con-
gress of the United States by an
unconditional Union man or a
Butternut Democrat. 1t is i'm
portaDt, then, that we send to the
Legislature a man who will not
mlsrepreSent uS-one who will
vote. for the Union nominee for
United States Senator, whether it
be Gov. Morton, Gov. Wright or
some body else Hon. John A.
Moorman has pledged himself to
vote for the Union nominee, With
out regard to his past political
antect dents.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
TIE COUNTY CANDIDATES.

1t can hardly be expected that
we say much az TO the ability
and general fitness OF the Union
candidates for election in this
County. Their services for the
term which they have served has
been so entirely satisfactory to
every body, talt their record Is
better to them than any thing we
could saw. An officer that has
been tried and ioun faithful and
competent, needs no commeIda-
ton from the press. The people
to whom he is responsible are his
witnesses.
Hon. John \. Norman. whose
name stands at the head OF our
County ticket, was unanimously
nominated b, the people OF the
County, and would haze had no
opposition bat from the fact that
large number of voters have
joined the army representing the
party that fist elected hun. I'm
der no other circumstances would
any man have been so foolish as
TO venture upon the track against
him. Every official vote and act
OF his was so fully and heartily
endorsed that there can be no ex-
cuse for not returning him sec
ond term.
The Treasurer, Mr.. f +. Hal
liday, cones before you also with
a clear record. His promptness
and efficiency as an officer have
been remarked by all, and will be
testified to by he unanimous tie
OF the County.
The SherIll's office i. the most
difficult to fill of any in the coun-
4 ". He has all the rosues and
rascals to catch and watch--all
their Vaccinations to outwit and
foil, and decent men to please at
the same time. No wonder that
he has troubles and Ierplexities
and that his amiability is some
times tried. But Jenkins surely
has come off more than conquer
or. He has been gent.emaniy.
courteous and kind TO all. at tie
same time dischargins his Off
clal duties with the strictest fidel-
ity. The first term has been a
fair and honorable purchase of
the second, to which he will be
elected OF course.
Every body Is unanimous in
the approval of Mckew for Com
missioner. There is no better
man for the position in the Coun-
", and the County does not need
a better man for the office.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

'f-t+ Ae"tt' a'f.'AsI ~ s'ttt Ati~t
RESISTANCE TO TIE DRAFT.-
On Monday the Draft Conmiss-
Toner Tor B.ackiord County pro-
ceeded to tie Court House at
Hartford City with his ballot
box, prepared ballots and en-
rollnent lists for the purpose Of
making the draft. While in the
discharge Of this duty, the Court
House was entered by an armed
mob who took possession of the
ballot box and ballots, and des.
troyed them. They also got
possession OF the enrolment lists
Of a township which they sup
posed to be the one from which
the heaviest draft was to be
made and destroyed it. 1t turn
ed out, however, to be that OF
another township, where a slight
draft, only, was required. The
mob numbered over fifty, most
w residents Of one township
where a secret society OF Butter
nuts is known to exist. They
were armed with pistols, knives,
clubs and other missil s, and eve.
ry one of them is an 9Th of Jan
uary Democrat. Besides those
present and participating in the
mob, about 80 others are i'm
plicated. The names of nearly
all these offenders against the
/ law will be obtained in due time
On receipt of the information al
Commissioner General Siddal'.
office on yesterday, copies of the
enrolment lists destroyed anC
ballots were made out and sen
20 Blackiord county by mess,
enger, VINO probably reached
there last night. He was &C
companied by five companies o
the 63rd Indiana, in command
of Colonel John s. Williams
The orders of the military are t.
protect the Commissioner il
making the draft (Which will b,
done today and Id arrest ant
return to the military camps her,
for duty during the war, ever,
man implicated in this open re
sistance to the enforce
ment of the drafting of III,
militia. Marshal Rose is deter
mined to Go MS duty in this mat
:er and to test the question whetn
er rebellion to the laws is to b,
tolerated in Indiana. Co,one
/ Williams instructions are, t
remain in the county until ever
one ofthe traitors are arrested.
and we have confidence tia
Colonel W. is the very man t
carry cut his Instructions to tn
letter.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
WON CONVERSATIONAL TItkET 4,
For Congress. 9th District,
GEORGE W. JULIAN.



1t Is not our province to say to
any nan how he shall vote, or
for whom he shall vote. Bat "A
few thought. and facts Oh the
approaching election OF Repre-
sentl,ive may not be out OF place.
We had hoped that all party dit
ierences would be buried aad
that the people would, with one
voice, supper; the Union candi-
dates put In nomination last
April. But such has not been
the pleasure OF the Democracy
The "lndependent Candidate.
representing that party, has been
so INSCRIPTIONS In his attacks
upon us and the party to which
we belong, that duty and justice
alike forbid that we shall remain
silent.
In the first place, if the "Inde
pendent Candidate was not in
sympathy with the rebel syrapa-
,hlzing Democracy of the Ccun
ty, why did he not, why does he
not, answer The questions pro-
pounded to him by q. a. Smith,
Esq? He knows that if he ans
wers those Questions in the at
iirmltive the Democrats vino are
anxious for the return of Jesse
ID. Bright or the election of Tom
Hendricks to the Senate will not
vote for him. lie dare not take
a position in favor of the Unccn
dition,l Union party, except a.
the expense OF his own certain
defeat. There is no uncertainty
as To whom Mr.. Norman
will vote for, for Senator.
He shall be the choice of the Tn
ion men OF the next Legislature.
Could not any loyal nan have
said "a much? and have not the
voters of Randolph County a
right, and is it not their duty to
know that they vote for such a
man? Mr.. Moorman answers
explicitly and unequivocally: the
"lndependent Candidate" dare
net. The "Indcpendent Candi-
date" has charged all over the
County that the Anti Slavery
people were equally responsible
with jeff Davis X Co. COR this
rebellion. That position is the
enunciation of the true Demo
cratic idea that every body who
does not acknowledge the Dirin-
III OF the institution of Slavery Is
an enemy to the Constitution
Ii YOU would be Loyal to the
Government, YOU must worship
the most internal system OF bond
age that the sun ever shone upon
and bring gifts and offer sacrifices
10 ii forever. You mast crush
every sympathy OF your nature iol
the suffering and oppressed, stult
ify your conscience and buy eve
~ noble sentiment OF your soul
and sing hosannas to whips aDc
chains. Ii YOU don't do this. enc
even more. you are uncOHstitu
Hoaali'
But why this change about o
the "lndependent Candidate?'
In the Democratic County
Convention last Spring a resolu-
tioA was offered charging the re.
bellion upon the Republican par.
". The independent Candi.
date pronounced it as false and
boldly told the Convention that
the rebellion was the offspring oil
the Gul: States, ant that it had
been given lie and grown 20 it.
present enormous strength under
the eyes and 10y the protection oil
the imbecile Administration tia,
had just been superseded. The
True Blues did not like the 'ln,
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
Z dmsllistrater,~ sale.

Office il hereb, gwen fhstIwill
! Y sell at public anctiou On " edneslav.
The 5in day al NovemD, next. AT the res
idehce oil Ssmurl Holson. ate OF Ran
dolph County, decreased, all his PERSONAL
property. hot taken 10y the widow, con.
sist'ns OF horses. hogs, cattle, sheep, far
ming Utensils. furniture. grain, tic.
\ credit OF niue mOnthSwiil h., Given on all
sums over three dollars. the purchaser CIV
ing his note with approved surety, waiv-
lne valuation aud appraisement laws.
WILLIAM ExGLE,
Oct- ~, l-b2. Admir-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Is there Republican in Ran
dolph County, or ore who before
the war acted IN good faith with
that party so deuded as to cast
his vote for the independent (not
independent Union, mind YOU
candidate for the Legislature, who
has been making political speech
es all over the County and charg-
ing this rebellion equally upon
Abolitionlsts and Secessionists?
God forbid ! Eallandigham, Of
Ohio, and Tom Hendricks, Pet
lit, VOORHEES, and others in this
State are making the same cry.
\ man who makes that charge
now, is, indirectly at least, sus-
talniag treason.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

! JOHN B. GOODRICH. Clerk Of the
L g, Randolph Circuit Court, DO hereby
certify that Esq. Hunt has filed in nv Of
fce an estray notice; said tstray being de-
scribed a follows: One MIR. colt. sun-
posed To be two years Old last Spring. a
dark bay or brown color. 10 marks oar
brands Appraised AZ ;h.Tis dollars.
joins =. DOoDsicH.
Oct. 2. l>62 w3 Cfk
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Some difficulty, as was to be
expected, has occurred in the
south counties on the western
shore OF Mayhnd IN reirre nee
t the dra :. But Gov. Brad
iord and Ex-Gov. II Ks have
cbttued the grant OF a ilia.v
force Tor the purpose, and WI
soon PIT quietus on the SeceS-
sionists.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

COTTON. --5et her lst, L e.. 81 mil..m-
matinu 81 ia. stomach. Nali Anu.
,oungs, a. ~ ter - S,mu.i 7. and
LOUISA ] ( .ttom, ag,d seven months
aad eleven ta,>.
81 iow. :. th,r mid the sunlight,
Naud,r wh'r,>o',r ne may:
Ia. 1T nd dal Nnc-s int,rm nsl.d
Ever OR or pltn~aN play.
ChanSe seems ftt'n al ar-und as,
All things earthly fade and de;
Bat 10 flower ever ia,leth
In that home .bove tie skv.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

n Office i. hsr.hy given hat sher.
: ~ - ~ sitsl.,a ef Directors tor
tie " ueaesi'r ""a state Line Turnp. he
= mpant o SATURDAY, the 2sth dav of
October, ,s2. ~ Browne 4 Cleney'- Law
office in Winchester
Oct. 10, SO ri Ktsr. Pre-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE, tha, the friends Of the
'Independent Candidate" tried to
mob NJ. Julian at Deerfeld "A
few nights ago. \ very strong
argument, aad used only by ruf-
fans
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

Douglas Jerrold said-"Tres :
son is like diamonds-tnere is
nothing to be made in IT by the
small trader"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

II. Sieg, Mer liant Tailor, has
gone To Cincinnati Tor new
stock OF goods Look ont for
large and well assorted Fall and
Winter stock for Gentlelnen>s
wear.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

some as fine buildings here as ev-
eE have seen, aud vice versa.
All praise to Gen. Butler for
his indomitable energy and stern
and prompt treatment OF traitors
and rebels. They dare not open
their "ay.traps' against the Tn
ion, or first they know they are in
The lookup. Language used
with IMMUNITY in Winchester
would consign a man to punish
ment here. | conversed with ma
ny prominent secessIonists. |
asked them, How is the Union
feeling here?" They universally
answer. "When Gen. Butler
came here, there were no Union
men here but now we thinh they
are pretty equally divided.
Gen Butter sad in my pres
ence. Ny God If this concilia-
tory measure Is continued. what
will We cone t.? Ii had the
admin >,rat.on 81 this Govern
meEt, | would order every person
taken beyond our borders who
would not taAe tn oath 1f allie
gan Q. AMI hoot every ono who
ever hin 81, 100; on American
sill " | ~ Gra. Butler ike
forever.
Th" time for 'ahin- the oath
having neatly expired, AMI the
/ dlgni.ied white loved hipeIs
having postponed that d Y to the
last In hope OF some dad re. have
found their cases to he d' sper-
atelv hopeless. Pale and tre.nh-
ling they are now crowling by
thousands around the Provost
Marshal, twho Is seated IN tn
center Of The spacious Custom
House, with numerous corporalS
surrounding him, bayonets iixed.)
and quarreling who shall be first
and get away. ite'e you Will
SEX these villains who have add
ed another dose o perjury to their
God -lorsaken care asses, wearing
an expression o! disappointed
hope and desperation, Fastening
from the eXul;ant gaze aad sheer
OF Union nJeA.
| found our rrgiineat-2i-t Ia
diana five les above the city
near Carrrltoa, in very fine 10
ca,:ty for the goantrv. The men
aro ext. lofdlnariI, healthy. VIZ
orou, and in fae sp'r.ts. The .
IRE able Tor duty, CO. confined
in ho-p.tal, SIS; lost hy death q.
The nnrnbe~ SCI, IN camp is few.
Those who are IN hospital here
viii mostly recover. This regi-
nent has certainly been neglect
e! by the Authorities. from the
.lct. probably. that they are So
entir, Is cnt OF from tie civilized
world. During all their stay
here, they nave been entirely des
tiiute Of gun blankets and most
OF the tune without physicians,
tbcv Oba nh,s,c;orS lain, s;cL
~, =, ~
" my ~ ~ ''i''''" NY s"iie'
FL Tor want Of TODD. Bob Off :
GERS and men have a very enyia
"
troops. since III 'iiis Impairment
ties hove captured property To
tho ,o.o,nt nj over soma 00o -
Allowing their eXDeDseS IN one
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

We are under obligations to
Colonel Thomas NJ. Browne for
a copy of the result of the draft
in this County OH last Monday.