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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22
The Capture OF Fort Pulaski.
New YnrL Anil Il

NCh loIh, II ITl 10.
The steamer Mcclellan has arrived from
Port Royal, which Place she lei: on the
l4th.
The frigate Vermont was being towed in
as the Mcclellan came out.
The following is au account of the cap
ture Of Fort Pulaski:
On the morning OF the 10Th General Gil
more sent to the fort demanding an uncon.
ditonal surrender. Col. Olmsted replied
that he was there to defend not the sur
render tho fort. A few round shots tnuk
away their flag, but it was replaced, aud
firing was kept up until sunset Gen. Gil.
more then placed a battery at Boa; Point,
only sixteen hundred yards from the fort,
TO break the walls, aDd commenced firing
at midnight Tor that purpose with PARROT
and James gun'. On the morning of the
llth two brooches were discovered on the
southeast face Of the fort, which at noon
assumed huge proportions. and at about
o'clock the rebel rag was bauled down and
the white flag displayed, and the fort sur
rendered. Col. OlHste1 stating that it was
impossible to hold cut longer, our rifle
shots reaching the magazine aud most of
his guns being disabled The Seventh Con
neticut Regiment took possession on that
night, The Union loss is one killed and
one slightly wounded. Rebel loss three
badly wounded ard three hundred and
eIshty-fye prisoners. One hundred aud
i've prisoners are on board the Mcclellan,
in charge 0! Col. Morrill,, aid to Gen. Hun.
ter.
By the Mcclellan we learn that Jackson
vile, Fla. bad been evacuated. and cur
troops arrived at Hilton Head on the steam
err Cosmopolitan on the 5,h.
Washington, April lS
The following was received at the War
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

Let the mutlated bodies of BARTLEsoN
aud CLEGHoRN speak for the patriotism of
the Republicans Of Joliet.-7Tue Demo>
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

The course recently adopted hy the au
thorities here, in reference To- Southern
newspapers frequently received ty flags Of
truce, deprives the rublc Of news ehich
is often Of considerable Importance, aud al
ways OF the greatest interest. Until with
IN short time there has been no obstacle
in the way Of obtaining such papers fur
the use OF the northern press bat at pres
ent none are allowed TO be received, and
those which are find their way to head>
quarters, and are not allowed to be seen
by correspondents.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Following Is 4 h., of those Sc
@yerely wounded IN Capt. Bone
tr'ke's Company IN the ri IA.
mond bsitie:
Lieut. j. X. Mutin, groin.
Orderly Sergeant Slime, in the
hack, ball in breast.
Jiucs II. S%urlnce, hind and
thigh.
Wan. II. u. Johnson, side.
Martin Tookrr. foot.
Robert Russell, leg, auputl-
ted.
Wm. Hester, leg.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

THE MONITOR,
EDITED AT
Concord, Mass, u. s.. A.

= designed to I'LL a place until now &C
II copied by no American publication.
Its columns are freely open 10 any sin
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from the ch~G OF " srds. IL of,r. a BRAY,
opinion to-day, hut reserves the right L
Offer a Drawer n to- morrow, even " u
c~ontrad,ct' itself. lts many editorial lie
partments are under the control OF on
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
SO. WAGES PAID 500.

To .rll goods for the Ap,ws SEwiSc
N,cuIVr Cosr,NY. Wo will give aeom
ai--inn - al goods sold by orr Agent. 4.
pr pay ,.scs AZ FROM so o 500 per
'nanth. md pay All necessary expense.
Ou~ machine i, perfect in is mechanism
\ chili c-u lrarn to operate 10y hall an
hour. instruction.. II is equal 20 any
Family Sewing VI ,chine IN use, and Ne
have reduced the price to Fifteen Dollar
Each machine j. warcantcd Tor 3 ycar.
Address c. RUGGLES.
n5yl Gen. Agt.. Detroit, Mich
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

NEWSPAPER CuANGE.--The
Jay Torch Light has passed
into the hands of p. s. Loot
hcurrow. Under his manage
ment AID that of his foreman
Cyrus Garrett-the Torch" has,
already been very much improv-
ed. Success to the new proprie-
tor--may he always be blessed
with "paid in-advance' subscrip-
tons, and his children never be
in want of wedding cake and
other "fxin's," no indignant sub
scriber ever call him a fool,
knsve or s%coundreI, and publish
ga paper to suit everybody"
Sadly we bid "sood-bye" to
the retiring editor-M w.
Montgomery, Esq.,---to whom
We are under obligations Tor
many kindnesses in the past.
Success to him in whatever he
may undertake in the future.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
EYE AND EAR +!

hR. u. v. MANNING, date of FISK
~ O,hthalmic lnGrmnry,) having &c
Germ ncl 90 spend 4 few months In TIL.
place respectfully tenders his Proicssional
services 10 all parsons ia this, and adjOil
my counties, afflicted with diseases OF The
ewes and ears. Having had experience IN
thcs, departments of Medicine aud SURE,
~, and having cnjoyrd more than ordiua
~ facilities tor acquiring a thorough
kHoN,cdg, OF OphthAlmic and Aural Med
Gin, (h,ving been associptcd with Prot.
fiSk. IA his Eve aud Ear lntirmary,) tho
Dr. hp1rs 80 be able To restore Co Sigh
aud Hearing, m,ny who have been her,
regarded as hop, less cases.
d.. Manning will, Also while here. be-
happy 60 give n course Of private Lee
tnrrr Ia the Physicians of this vicinity on
diseases of the Eve and the Far.
No charge for Consultation. The poor
treated gratis.
Or. NJ. may hc found, whom not nrofcs
%-,nnally engaged at the Franklin HOuse.
Wnch b. stcr, Ind.
kErEREScr-Dr. Gregg, Columbia CITY.
Ind. DR.. Fisk, a. y. l.. l.. D., Greenvills
Ohio Prof. Al. Douglas. Columbia City.
Inl.; Lawyer Smith, and Judge Grain, II.
W yne, Ind.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The "disorganizers'' of Wayne
County made a big effort to get
I'D a Mass Convention, 10 assem-
lie at Cambridge c ~, on the
llth inst.-,he day on which the
Butterrut Democracy held their
Conyention-for the purpose OF
maNing nominations for County
offices, but the whole thing "fz-
zled," and no nominations were
made.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Lieut.. J. X Martin has re
turned home. H. many friend.
throughout the county will BE-
gratiiied to learn that his wound
is healing very fast. lie hopes
that hc may be able TO- active
duty soon.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

DlsuNIoS-A PIcruRE-The
Hon. Archibald Dixon delivered
an eloquent spec h to the Dem
ocracy o. Henderson county,
Ky, in vindicatlon OF Stephen A.
Douglas, and in oposlton to sec
tionallsm, on the 2lSt oil July.
lie presents 20 tte people OF Ken
lucky the following graphic pic
ture OF what their state would be
in case the scheueS D. the Disun-
ionists should suc,e Ped:
Will those states do what ;hey
threatened 10 do! Aud then
when they have Withdrawn, the
fearful struggle between the Nor
Ihern and Southern states is TO
be- prec,pitaied upOl the C uDtry.
Then Kentucky IS TO become the
theatre, once more, OF battles and
conflicts, aud which, in former
times, from their fierce and teri
BE charac.rl, gave 10 her the
name d Oak aud Bloody
Ground. Oye, her Territories
hostile armie, ale - march and
counter march, here W thn her
lunits and upOn her soil the bat
ties OF the contendIng arm e. will
be fought, and her people subject
ed to al the horrors of civil war.
The bones % her slaughtered cit
zeus wlil bleach upon the hills
aud the valleys, and her streams
run ri with the blood Of her
murdered Veople-and when all
TINS has been done, aud the best
government ever NOu,hsaicd by
Heaven 70 mln has been broken
up aud destroyed; and that, too,
Tor the merc>i abstraction of pro
tecung slavery in The Territones,
whit Will YOU have gained:
VIII YOU have succeeded in &C
conpl ,hiug that Tor which this
greatest ol all sacrifices IS 10 be
made? WIZ slavery in the Ter
rtories be then pro,ec,rd| An
swer the question, ye Disunion-
ISIS. and you who are IN favor o.
4 separate Soult.e rn CcnIedcracy.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

r'avid Fl. Reeder, Esq, has
been left in charge of Col. |. p.
Gray'S Dry Goods Store. a,
Union City, Indiana. He has a
large and we'll selected stock,
which he ia now selling at war
prices.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

We have neglected heretofore
to tell the people Of Winchester
that we have a 1ew drayman.
John G.. Peelle is the man. Give
him a call when you want any
draying done--his terms are very
reasonable.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The Daily Lpndoa News, in
reviewing the message o! JET
Davis, says he has attempted to
present a character OF moderation
and dignity, but the fierce and
vindictivc spiri. that breathes his
hlbitual calmness and rcServe is
proof OF his exa-perated temper,
If not also OF the desperate pros
pect OF the Southern Government.
IL denounceS the savage policy
winch hc recommends 10 Con
gtess, and says tn Il the treatment
threatened To officers OF troops
anonymously composed, causes
not only every instinct OF human
ity and every sentimen oil justice
to revolt at It, but IT is an outrage
against civilization itself.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The Democratic Conventio on
which met at Cambridge City on
the l1th inst nominated Ed
mund Johnson, a Breckenridge
Secesh Democrat, rs a candid
ate for Congress.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
The ORA I.

In consequence OF the returns
from the enrolling commission
rr< OF the several counties in he
State not having been received,
TIE draft isne ~eS-arily postponed.
Is soon as the returns are all re-
c"ived the day Tor The drafting TO
take place Will be definitely fixed.
The time for drafting and the
quota for each township in the
State will be definitely announ
ced in 4 few days.
by order OF
@. u. MoRroN, Governor.
j. p. SiDDALL, Gent Com.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

ia. }. =. Row, nj lnii,raDoiis. La
q .cor.rcl , spceifc for Toe elrr o. re.
Tsis medicine i very agree,'se % sssc
..l a4- 'ot fti.ci ~ As0rd r'lirf ia ny
c.-r pa Shich q has been employee Nay
o-s .relo ~ OSr DoLLsst Dr. =. !.
3. q. l-iiar polls, ird., ~ r~~eitc (.
s-safe - rctsrA ns.l. pat JtiI.
ID. q. .st@ ~
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

John Ross has received a big
lot Of new good. He has every.
thing tht a body need. and a
little more, all Of which he coils
at most reasonable prices. Call
and e. Lis new stool.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Scott pdsher, /. so1 NJ the la;c
$. ". Pagkc-, VA = He'd IN one
% the late bsglr. nelr Wlsli1--
Charlottesville rru" Rop.'''.-
can.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Our farmers have commenced
seeding. We believe they are
putting in larger crops than here
tofore, at least all that tteir help
VIII permit.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

l.. X. Nc Council has been inn
proving his property opposite
ana eaf. Of TIE Court House on
Main Street, SO that It presents a
much better appearance than
formerly.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Sis;y ,c-r. 81 l-nI 80 OF the 49, '-
VI the sough half t,e ~'utb' =. a. rf'i
~ section corr D.t1.Hship eighteen D.
rance fo,rtc~n 80.
Evscs;e,l - the property II Obadiah
f;ii-| -, atihe -1it ~ Ben M . Huit 4
shA ShseIlAcr.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Circuit Court is in session,
Judge Elliott presiding
The Docket is tolerably large.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The corn crop OF this county is
much larger than ever before.
1t is Of the lest qualify
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
NOTICE.


/. Jahn Il. Goodrich. Ci,rs - the Ran
}, iph Crcuit Count. 80 h'r'bVc'rttly b.
Fen. Dr-v 49, SID IN nv pEi~. ~ 's'r',
notice; said estrav bring dc~rrihrd a. 10
loss: Bright bay Mare. -m,li s;ni
forehead. q little ~hitc ga 10th hind feet
asnall scar on LEFT side nf the hccs. "a
bout l5b,nd. high and sap7l.ed g. br {.
ware OLD. Anpr4ised - fnr', g." 'pllar.
JOHN h. GOODRICH.
Jul, IS, lS62. a C'k.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

New PAPER.-Wc have re-
cci,ed the first copy OF the Hart
lord City Union. James w.
formerly of the Nun
c;e Free Press, Editor and Pub
Usher.
1t Is enphaticalIy an uncon-
dItional Union paper. Mr..
Rucknan issan able writer, and
that secesh sheet, the Bllckford
County Democrat, will receive
but little f3vor 1T his hands. IT.
typographical appearance is very
fine. Here is our O!, brother
Rnc&man. May success crown
your every effort.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Elizabeth StrslOr,) Complaint
rs. tor
John Sirtllr. Divorce.
10 app-,rins ~ ahilavit hlci that ;h'
al,ovv named defendant. John S%frtlor. B.
not , resident oi the - ,tr Yf Indiana, d
j. hereby notified OF Tho hlirg AMI pend
-nry Of and compliant. -nd thrf uul-ss b.,
plrads. tnsW.rs. ~ tmur, - th, same ui
or before the ~ d'y ct the m'xt term o.
the Randolph Circuit Court. The same
~ill hr heard ant ,tcrmined in hi~ 30
.eRce. JOHN h. GOODRICH.
Juls IS. l-G2. ~ C.'A X. &. 9.
liant a Smith, Att'ys for complainant
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Captain Bonrbrakc, Lieutcn-
ant Way, aud several prlva,es OF
co. c, 69th Indiana, arrived in
Winchester on Monday morning,
from Louisville, via lndianapo-
lis. The Captains health il
poor. Lieut.. Way is looking as
well and hearty as ever. The
boys are also in good health
with one or two exceptions.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Ne arr, authorized To announce th,
Nome nt il SE. WAY. SEN, ~ a candi-
d4tc tor ASSESSOR III Whitcrivrr Town
sulp.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
TATE OP INDIANA,
y RANDOLPH COUNTY

In the Randolph Circuit Curt. Scpt,m
Der Term, lS62.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

When Mobile falls, The entire State Of
Alabama falls with it, for the rivers Of the
State--the Tombigbee, the Tensaw, the
Alabama, &c.-traverse its whole surface
from north to south, and are nayigable by
our inyulneFable gunboats, not only to
Montgomery, the FIRST rebel capital, but
to nearly all other points Of value.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

That organ Of rebellion, the Atlanta
Coaysasacg, edited by three as CONSUME
mate snObs as ever licked the boots Of q
cotton oligarch, in noticing the call for
Union Convention in this city, says that
The list of signatures included every
grade of men from the prominent and in
flGential statesman TO the most obscure
cObler.
Several gentlemen in our city are init
mately acquainted with the social, moral
and political standing Of a large number
Of the signers to this call. With very
few exceptions, they are old-treacherous,
incorporating Unionists and Yankees,
or men of base character, (and we judge
that both these qualities are frequently
combined in the same individually Some
of these petitioners have held high po-
sitions, and were prominent men but
those who know them intimately have
long known them TO be vile, unprinci-
pied, and sunk down deep in the slime
of corruption. They have seemed to
acquiesce and give in their adhesionto the
| Confederate government; but now that
the Yankees have temporarily Overrun
the country, they have shown the dishon-
est stuff they are made of. If we had
space, we would publish the list. 1t
ought to be preserved. When the Yam
KEGS are driven out, every one of them
that can be caught should suffer the extreme
penalty of base treason.
There are few names in the list which
we should have sought for anywhere else
than to call for the people of Tennessee
to return to bondage. But 30 it is. There
are traitors and unprincipled scoundrels
the world over-sometimes found among
those with whom we should least have
expected to find such material u a0iR
Be nell for these traitors to keep ont of ols'
reach hereafter"
These editors, whose names are Geo.
W. Adair, j. Henly Smith and S. @.
Smith, and who speak so CONTEMPORARY
of "Obscure cobblers," are the same fell
lows who said that " the gentlemen of the
South cannot submit TO associate as pyivateS
NTH degraded yoantee18." What business
have "pOor white trash, "mudsills,"
and "obscure cobblers " attempting to
interfere with aristecratic planters ? The
editors are a good illustration of the
truth of their remark that there are
traitors and scoundrels the world over." "
They abound in the ConfederaSy, and
especially in the Atlanta Confederacy.
There is no danger that any of the sign
ers of the call will ever get in reach of
the three headed Cerberus who turks in
the Atlantic Office, for whenever the I'm
ion flag comes within ten miles of Allan
ia these swell head and whisky-tub
editors, who yelp around the heels of such
men as Gov. Campbell, Gov. johnson and
Jordan Stokes, will be running like wild
deer in the opposite direction.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

The Atlanta (Ga) CogfederacN of the
18th, now before us, contains long ex-
tract from the Richmond E5aminsr, from
which we take the following signal in
stance of the atrocious and savage spirit
of the rebel armies:
Many Of the women and children es-
capped from Norfolk, and others were in
great distress at not being able TO get
away. We hear that groups of ladies in
the streets, with tears in their eyes, APP
pealed TO our hurrying soldiers to pro-
tect them. One hasty sympathizer with
the Yankees is reported TO have been
killed by our troops. The report, as we
get it from a passenger from Norfolk, is
that a man of the name Of Parham, said
to be a brother of the Provost Marshal,
seeing a Confederate artillery company
driving through the streets, and mistake
ing them for Yankee troops, dashed into
the street, waving his hat and bawling,
"Hurrah for Lincoln" he Uas iRlme-
diately seized and put to death By o,sr troops
The New Orleans newspapers told us
few days ago of the butchery of six
citizens of that place by the rebel troops,
who, hearing them cheer the national
Gag, on its arrival there, actually fired on
them in crowd of women and childnen.
These examples, signally illustrate the
utterly diabolical and brutal vindictive-
ness of many of the rebels. They seem
to snap and strike about them like SER
pent brOiling in hot flame.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25


10 oHiead ~ Rsgous LaWs IN reference 70 Li4ascs
Ffiuatgos, etc.
WHEREAS, The City Council arc Of opinion that
w 40 man has the right 20 enjoy the blessings Of
a. fee government without being duly sworn 20 sup
pori and maintain u against domestic and foreign
Therefore, be Il enacted by the City Council Sec.
ton i, Thai ihe city laws Of The City of Nashville
relating 70 licenses and privileges be and are hereby
80 amended that no free white person poruons shall
hereafter be permitted 20 carry any business or
exercise any privilege IN said City for which license
or permission is now required by any law OF o.
nance Of the Corporation Of said CITY, without Or
applying 10 the City Recorder and taking oath OF
cd states and the Government thereof tho same oath
IN form aud substance AZ that heretofore taken b. 1e
present members and ulleers Of the City Council.
Sec 2. That no license hereafter lsseed on renewed
shall be valid without strict compliance on the part
Of the applicant with the hrst section Of this act
Sec. 3. Tho Recorder shall be entitled 10 an add.
honal Zee o. twenty Eve cents for each and every
oath 80 administered az Aforesaid, such Zee % be
pad BY the peraon applying for the license.
sec 4. That for each and every violation Of the
rst section Of this act IN addition TO al former pen
alties BY any law or ordinance Of this corporation
toe offender shall also be liable 70 line OF not leRa
han I'VE nor more than atty dollars 10 be recovered
by warrant before the Recorder, IN other cases OF
aVioaton OF the Corporation law Provided how.
ever that nothing contained 10 the provisions OF this
act shaH appeal or abridgo any law now In f3F and
further, that this act shall not apply 60 or slN8t ii.
censes issued prior TO this date
sac o. lt snail be the duty Of the City Marshal 10
arrest aud carry before the City Recorder for trial an
persons suspected Of violation Of this act.
M. NJ. BRIEN.
Pres. Board of Aldermen.
". p, JONES,
Pres Common Council.
JOHN HUGH SMITH,
Attest; VIZ. sHANB, Recorder. aeva-
Approved 22d May 22d, 1902, may2l-3,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25
singular Injunction.

A correspondent of the Atlanta Con-
tedGacy, writing from Corinth, speaks OF
picking up lot of letters belonging to
Federal soldiers, zone of which," he
says, "written by a sister to brother,
contains the following singular iniunc-
tom:
'Be a good boy, Charles, and if you
see seseshenist in distress, help him if
it is in your power-even if it is JEFF
Davis his self"
The,injunctiOn we think is a very. hui
name and generous one, and for that very
reason may have appeared singular" to
a rebel, How differently did that warm
hearted Union girl feel and write from
those ferociOus rebel Amazons who asked
their sweethearts TO send them a Cyan
kee scalp" These little incidents strik-
ingly illustrate the worldwide gulf
which rolls between the magnanimity of
loyalty and the malignity and venom of
treason.