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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

ate your ueble patriotism. With hearts
full Of gratitude we thank you.
But, soldiers, you will ever be proud Of
this DAY. Ii after days you will speak 81
it as the day on which you ~cnlisted ia tie
army tlat saved the Republic. Ia the
happier years 70 come yen Min repeat this
page in your history to your children ami
yoar grind children, when they gather
about your knee, TIM. teaching them. So
your own story a lesson Of duty and Pit
riotism. Postority viii emulate the noble
example SCI them by You, ami slow no
traitor, when you are gone, to ceuNul-e
the Nation With civil war.
Go, and our prayers 90 with YOU. Ia
your welfare we shall ever feol a dep aue
constant interest. W. hope for you-ore
and ALA speedy and safe returu-that a
kind Providence will save you from every
dangcr-that We may again be bic 70
meet you in the social circle, and enjoy
with you the blessings Of peace, and the
protection Of that Government purchased
for us by the Fathers, and purified by the
Army Of our Country from the polluting
presence Of traitors who now threaten 10
destroy IT,. Your fellow citiz,ns, through
me, now bid you-Farcw en-
The flag was received in be-
half Of the Company by A. >.
Ned, Esq in a few welltimea
remarks, which we would gladly
give our readers if we were able
to do SO. The Company then
marched to their wagons and left
for Camp Wayne" Many Ia
dies and gentlemen accompanied
them to Newport, where they had
a good, social picnic dinner.
Many were the farewells that
were given and the tears hat were
shed. Many Of our best citizens
are in this ComPany,-men Of
families; and the parting between
husbands and wives, sisters and
brothers, mothers and sons, can
be easier imagined than desert
bed.
Brave sons Of Randolph ! you
have responded to the call Of your
country in its hour Of peril. You
know the worth Of this free Gov
ernment-the freest ever devised
by man. You know too well
that if traitors succeed in their
hellish work of destroying it,
there is an end to liberty and self
government on this Continent
And showing all this, you freely
offer your lives a sacrifice for
your country's good.
May you all-every volunteer
from Randolph county-soon re-
turn to peaceful homes, and THIS
beautiful land of ours be, indeed,
"Thc land Of the free and the home Of
the brave"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

from the Department Of the Gulf
and Gen. Dix is TO take his place.
Buffers next field Of operations
will probably be South Carolina.
Gen. Burnside is now at
Fortress Monroe, and there is
some talk of his taking command
OF the army now under McClel-
Ian. We hope he will and that
soon,
Indiana has organized, equip
cd and sent to the field, in four
days, fourteen thousand men
The Daily Journal says:
"Since Monday morning this
really formidable army, as large
as that with which General
Scott marched upon Mexico, has
been collected from their many
rendezvous, paid, fully prepared,
and sent into the field. Our sis
ter States, though moving fully
up to the vigorous action Of the
past, have not yet been able to
send out a single regiment. In
diana has met the crisis alone,
and we trust has so met it that
the peril has been stayed till the
vast legions Of Ohio and Illinois
can be hurried to her aid. In
less han a week a continuous
stream of men will begin pour
ing from those great and noble
States into Kentucky, and then
the tide Of war will roll back to
the rebel territory, never to ad-
vance again"
Commandants Of the camps
report that the 10Th, Soth, slst,
SD, SD, saith, 85th, seth seth
and Goth regiments have a sufii-
ciept number of men recruited TO
fill them up to the required stan
dard.
Look out for important news
in a few days. The new and
vigorous policy is beginning to
work.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
"A Administrators Sale.

RY virtue Of an order Of the Court Of
ID Common Pleas of Randolph coun-
ty, Indiana, 1 will offer at private sale un
I'll Saturday, the 1th day of October next.
and II u0 sold AGAINST that time, | will.
on the 9th day of October next, at the
Court House door in the town Of Win
chester, offer at public sale, Subject to
the widows interest aud a $500 mortgage
70 Sinking Fund, the west half OF tile
northwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of sec
ton IL, township nineteen north Orange
Al cast, lying in Randolph County. Ind
ana as the property Of Peter Poiner, De
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third ofthe
purchase money 10 bc paid on day OF sale.
0rc-thlrd in nine, and She residue In eigh.
teen months from day of sale, deferred
payments bearing interest from date. Tho
purchaser viii be required 20 give notes
l0r deferred payments collcctable without
any relief from valuation or appraisement
laws, with approved surety. The nurcha.
SER, ON day ot sale, will receive a certif
cate Of purchase, and as soon as court
confirms sale, he will receive a deed FOX
said premises, and be will be required %
execute "a mortgage on said premises 10
more fully secure deferred payments.
JoHN JOHNSON.
Aug -, l-62 WI Adm'r
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
THE NEWS.

news from Kentucky. Dispatch
es from indianapolis on Monday
stated that the rebels had entered
that State at several points, and
had captured Somerset and Lon
don, and were threatening Glas-
Cow and Bowling Green. Blu
ellis army was reported to be in
great danger. Gov. Morton, al
ways ready for such an emergen-
cy, sent severa! regiments to Ken
lucky on Monday, one Of which
is commanded by Gen Thos. A.
Morris, the hero Of Laurel Hill
and Carrick's Ford another is
commanded by Gen. Lew Wal
lace (; and Others by Generals
Dumont, Reynolds and Love
These officers Will remain in
command as long as necessary
Gov. Magolin, of Kentucky,
has resigned. BY a provision of
the Constitution of that State,
Hon. James +. Robinson, Spea-
ker Of the Senate, becomes Gov
ernor. He is an unconditional
Union man.
Col. Corcoran and Lieut. Col.
Wilcox, have, at last, been re-
leased by the rebels, and are now
in Washington.
Stonewall Jackson, in his late
retreat, drove the colored people
before him, and ordered that they
be shot in any attempt TO escape.
Gen. butler has assessed Ger
tain individuals and corporations
OF New Orleans, who have aided
rebellion with their means, the
sum Of $342, 900 Tor the relief Of
the destitute of tina! city.
An intercepted letter states
that a secret Confederate army is
organizing in New Orleans, and
that 5000 men are already en-
rolled.
Cassius M. Clay is to have a
command West Of the Mississip-
pi. In his recent speech at
Washington Mr.. Clay made use
OF The following language; Slight
this war upon this principle Of
common sense. As for myself,
never, SO help me God, Will |
draw a sword to keep the chains
upon another fellow being"
Colonel Corcoran las Leea
male a Brigadier General.
All the citizens Of Lcavenworth,
Kansas, have been ordercdto en-
roll and arm themselves.
Several new points nave been
occupied by the rebel gucrrillas,
in Kentucky, who exhibit great
activity.
Johnson, secession candidate
for Goycnorin North Carolina,
has been defeated by 40 600 ma
jority, and tho whole Union tick
e; elected BY large maiorities.
Gen Hovey recently had a
battle with the rebels near Clar
endon, Arkansas, repulsing them
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

Of cavalry and part Of Hindman's
brigade.
Harrison's Landing has been
evacuated by our troops, and
McClellan's forces are in Will
lamsburg again. Where this
army proposes to go from that
point is not known, but the in
tention is to cooperate with
Pope. The rebels did not pur-
sue Mcclellan, but are rapidly
concentrating their forces at Cor
d%ensviIlc, where, the Indications
are, the next great battle will be
fought. The whole Of our East
ern armies are getting into posi-
tons where they will able TO act
in concert, and reinforcements
from the Eastern States are
constantly pouring into Washing
ton.
Since our last we have an &C
count Of a battle at Baton Rouge.
The place was attacked by a
large force under command Of
the traitor Breckenridge; the at
tack was free, and the struggle
which ensued was protracted
and obstinate. The rebels sue
ceeded in burning some of the
camps Of our troops during a
temporary occupation, and their
final repnlse seems to have been
mainly effected by our gunboats.
The people Of Ration Rouge fred
on our wounded, and as a punish
ment, their houses were pulled
down. Gen. Williams, on our
side, was killed. The rebel
General Clarke was dangerously
wounded and made prisoner.
Our loss was 10 killed and 2l5
wounded.
No officers in Ohio, not even
the Governor, is exempt from the
draft.
General Stone, who has been
confined for some time in TT.
Warren, has been released by
the Governu ent.
A fight occurred in Missouri,
at Lone Jack, Jackson County,
about 20 miles southwest OF
Lexington, between Coils. Phil
lips and Critenden's regiments OF
State troops, 500 strong, and
about 5000 rebel troops under
Quantrlll and other guerrilla
chiefs, which resulted in the de-
feat Of the State forces, with a
loss OF 200 killed and wounded,
and two pieces Of artillery.
A new military department
has been created to be called the
Department Of Ohio, compris-
ing Wisconsin, Michigan, Hi
nois, Indiana, Ohio and Ken
lucky, including Cumberland
Gap and the forces there, with
Major General Wright as Com
mander.
The gaerrillas are at work in
A1.lam, A train from Hunts
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

PrrLIc sFrsxrse.-I will speak at the fol-
loving places
Linton. Green county, Tuesday. sepsem-
Der 23d. O'Clock.
Bloomfield. "Wednesday. September 2ttb,
l o'clock.
Owensburg. Thursday. September ss,h.
O'Clock.
Freedom. Friday. September &c. : O'Clock
Lancaster. Saturday. September 2'sh. ?
o'clock
Poland. Clay county. Monday. September
18th, o'clock.
Spencer. Tuesday. September Sosh. !
O'Clock
Go.post. wednesisy. October lss.
O'Clock.
Clinton. Friday. Oetober 5,h. , o'clock.
Newport. Saturday. October sth. O'Clock
Eugene. Monday. October 9Th, o'clock.
Wright Mills. Psrke County. TUESDAY.
October 9th. O'Clock.
Rockville. PaSke County. Wednesday.
October ioth. O'Clock.
Park Mills. Park County. Thursday, oc-
tober llth, o'clock.
IL has been customary for candidates for
Congress ia this District to make joint sp-
pointments. aui discuss before the people
me various questions Of interest to the eoun
try Mr. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and ia writing 70 meet him and arrange a
oint canvass | notified him verbally that
| was ready to make the josnt appointments
dis morning. We met this morning. aud
after some conversation with h,m he declined
making jois; canvass. make this state
ment a. an explanation of the reason why
the canvas, Is not A. il has been In this Dis
trct heretofore III. ID. SCOTT.
September Is. le62.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

RsrsKR DovsTUt-The Spl5n o. ~,
Ts-os has story tha; ~e are scarcely will
iag 10 credit
A farmer out West was greatly annoyed
by the scratching Of his chickens IN his gar.
gen. ard concluded 10 experiment with them
a little. He procured the services Of a
shanghai rooster. and the result of toe cros.
vas a brood OF chickens With each one long
and ore short ie< When they stood 90 he
long lcg ard undertook % scratch With the
.ther they couldn't touch the bottom; on re.
versiag the order Of things. ~ digging With
the long ieg vhile the short ore supported
ne body, the first stroke voald result IA
srsns series Of Sozersaults The conse-
qoeoce Vas that the hens soon became
q veary Of that faa. aod left the garden.
ard tie sarner's good wife reioiced greatly
threat"
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

Nsirr cy HAY Coxrssxp ~ryz orzk
Mnx PRoDrcISe SUBSTANCES
Frsuch and German ch-1i<s< estimate the
relative vsluc of several kinds of food Cor
nilch cows. according 20 The foliovnS table.
Th2i 100 poands of god hay are Worth
30 pouud. Of potatoes: {so poands Of beet
root without The leaves. 80 rouDes Of car
rotf, 80 posnds 81 clover. spsnish trefoii. or
vea;hc.. SO poua1S oi oil cake Or cola: go
p-san1s OF pe.-~tr.- szt ~ssc5es, 30 pszsds
u lnFiey o. oat straw. <o1 poSnds of RE OF
wheat -rsu; Is poss1s 81 PEAS. beans o.
ve.cb-seei. 50 pozpcs ~ oats: sod 500
poaa~ls Of sresa irsfoll. sNsss trsfol o.
veesks.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

INDIANS N JrrER MfcHieAS -Apprehen-
sion Is iea in Bay City. Upper Michigan.
from TO hostin intentions OF tho Indians Ia
that region. There are about two thousand
warriors there. and it j. propa5le that there
are conspirators amsng the Indians in North.
ern Michigan, who arc capable Of doing
much mischief. though they could te exter-
minated. The conspirators among the Min.
nesota Indians have doubtless scommenicated
With and cnieavored 70 draW into their
plans ail the remnants OF Indian tribes
along the northern trontier.. A home guard
= Immediately T. be organized At Bay CITY
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

a Douglas Democrat, and Union candidate
for Reporter of tho Supreme Court, will
address the people as follows
Sullivan. Friday. September 16th. at IL
noon.
Teue Hauie. Saturday. September 21ih.
az , p. m.
Brazil. Monday. September 29lh. at
p. m.
Rockville. Tuesday. September 3ath at
] m.
The people without distinction OF party
are respectfully invited TO attend.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23
EVERY FORM AND SPICES or


Preparations o.hd cF unlike al othsr.' are
'Frce from roisous."
"Not dangerous 20 the Human Family"
'Kais 10 not tc The rr,m.aes."
'Thcy come out Of their holes g. aic"
"lhey ar, a.. only nfalhOle r,'nedle. known"
"l2 years and more established in View York citr ="
gssf1g-'he Civ Pest oeiec.
t..1 bg---the Cisy Prisons and alton Hoca.s.
f.ef blythe Civ sieamer-. SHIPS, sc
lsed tg-the City llo.ritals. Aims Hons's. A.
Jsssf tg-,he ~ Hosel.. 'As,ors. st Nicholas A.
tssi blythe Boarding Houses. ac.. a..
t'sof bs--nore than 90. 900 Private Families.
pe-Ss one o. fieo Specimens or trk1f - Er,rE.
srhs,s said q Ne FooIle- kffors- pciiers, G..
HOUSEkEfprgs troubled with ysrui- neea h.
20 Lo longer. II ihsy u.e COsrAR's Esicrminalors.
We have used it to cur satisfaction. and u a box
cost 50 We would have 81. We had tried poisons.
hat they Effected nothing. hui - osrAR's" article
knocks 'hc breath ont oi Rats Nice. Roaches. aud
Bcd-Dugs quicker thRn we can wfitc a.. Il is in
great aemand nll over the country. Medina 10
rdsljif
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED
nralid IA Grant Ceuufy hy vcrmiu. than would pay
for tons of this Rat and lascci Killer -l.ancasief
wis Hraf.
ifHENGIR CAS7AR--we are selling your pre-
paratlons rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Eat.. Mice. Reaches aud Nerinin disappear rapidly
fcKra srorrss, Druggists, Wirdfor NJ
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

Unless all the signs fail we shall soon hear
startling news from either the Gulf or South
Atlantic coasts. perhaps from both. At last
accounts Admiral FARgAcvr was up TO some
mischief, and when he sets about doing
thing ..is tolerably snre TO be done. Ho
may have some designs upon Mobile, but
perhaps may wait for an iron-clad or two so
a. 10 make sure work OF the deferses OF lilat
city when he sets about taking them There
Is unusual agitation also among the ships on
the blockading squadron OF the Csrolinas
IL isreported, though no one knows ANYTHING
about IL. that the Monitor, Galena. and Nan.
gatuck have gone south under sealed orders
Last night comes rumor that there has
been hot work at Charcston--that the CITY
has been invested and Sumter treated 10
shot aud shell from our vessels. This Il GOOD
news. and we have reason TO believe there ia
truth In IL. The stone blockade has proved
a failure, and there i no impediment 10 our
largest war vessels engaging the forts in
Charleston harb0r. Ii would be n GOOD
omen for the Inauguration OF Gen Mrrrn-
Eut's campaign in tho Southeast II il com
meuced with the capture OF Charleston "a
vsnnah would soon follow.
Several Of tue new iron-clads will be ready
for service 10 Yery short time. aud Il il not
too much TO expect that the whole southern
coast, from Maryland to Mexico. will be in
our possession by the lst OF November This
will release cur blockading squadron. and
such Of the vessels as are fitted for it will be
used to command the rivers which penetrate
the southern country in every direction For
this special purpose the government is now
building large number OF shallow side wheel
steamers.
II 1.-THE generals Of our army only half DO
their part of the work toward crushing the
rebellion by Christmas. there is no doubt
but that the navy will moie than make Up
the difference On with the ron.clads-N
y World.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

4 DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE
a \ The undersigned will sell a. public Anc ION. on
Thursday, the 25th dav of september, between the
hours al o'clock a. n. and u. OF said dan. At
the late residence of Bethuel johnson, IN Misdle
town, Prairie Greek township. the following good.
ard chatteis, to-wit: Three head Of horses. forty
h,gs, god lot Of Cattle corn In The field. wheai
one two hofoa wagon. one buggy, farming utensils.
housshGld aud kitchen fsruituF., Ac., &c.
TkE4s o. SAtr-0n ~ sales of les 'han three
dollar, cash ia tnnd On ali sales OF thren :, lars
AID ups ards credit % twelve months VIII ,Sfriv.
en-, the parcha4ef all such cases giving his
with approved security.
oRsoN MORGAN, Adm'r.
sepl. 10. lSC2-waw
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23
DENTIST.
To Ny On Friends and Patrons in Tore

RE-HAUrE. ND
10 My Old Friends and Patrons in Tore
HaEfe.
DR. kCnAKDrox, who succeeds myself and bf -thor,
Dr. y r. Snra. In the preciite u Dentistry IN Terre
HAute. il graduate 81 both MEDICINE aud Dss1IsrNi
aud FOR the past five years professor oi Mechanical
Dentistry IN the Ohio College u Dental Surgery az
Cincinnati
Having known Dr.. Richardson for several years
bear testimony 20 his eminent qualifications Ia ev-
cry branch of his profession and 20 his worth a. a
gentleman. and cheerfuy recommend him 10 all o
my old friends In both social and professional ca
paoity and hope that the same liberal patronage
will be bestowed on him thsi given me during
my residence among you.
Respectfully,
n A. SMITH
CronNArI, ONO, Sept 1se2.
THE undersig gned In taking leave # his many per-
sonal friends and patrons. whom be would hereby
express his obligations for the liberal patronage,
orhdeboe and social oourtesos he has for several
years received. and with whom he regrets 10 sever
a most pleasant professional and social relation
desires to rcccommed % your oonde and courtesy
his friend aud successor Prof }. Richardson he
therefore most chcerfulv endorses the above IN an
respects =. T. SMITH
Sept. IL, din
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23
PROPOSALS.
.O CONTRACTOR

O tUNI NAI IVIN 10 gfAN-
L q the National Road from the east end of he
Rraveicd part west of the Toll House q the bridge
over he south fork Lost Greek, near Mr. fairbnnk-'
house, distance Of less than two and a quarter
miles the gravel 90 be laid nine feet wide. four
inches thick. and hauled from the unopened gravel
pit belonging 10 the Western Plank Roai Company,
on the west ,de and close 10 the pit q lhe 1crte-
Haate 4 Richmond RailT.Hd Company.
I;ds % be LETT az the Office OF Wm. n Edwards.
ESQ. Who will .how specification Of the work, on OF
hcorese ihc 2oth ci september.
W. u. WOOD rrcs't,
sept. G. std Western Plank Road Company.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

"CosAIr's' Rat. Roach. DC Ersermfnsfor.
"Cosfar's'
"Cosfa''s" Bed bpq Eni0ma0for.
"Cosfar'sl
"Cosfar's" Electric Poieder. for fnsecfs. DC.
II 25c. 5oc. and = 90 l1Nss. Bottles and Flasks
ana a. Size. for Plantations. ships. Bosis.
Uoi,,, etc, &c.
CAUTION III 70 prevent the rul iic from
being imposed upoa b, ,pVrloss aad Ngiiy PcrHi-
ciohs IaitIfi0hf. ftw label has h.sn prepared
bearing fecsiEsss of iho Propf,eior's signature
Examine each box. ho 'ie or ffsk -erciaiy before
purchasing. sni isle n0fhirg hof < ostnrss
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23
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The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

UNION STATE 1fthG'
ncrrrAsr oF srATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
ArDfToR o. STATE.
ALERT LANCE.
TaKAsunxs OF STATE.
JONATHAN S HARVEY
ATroRSEY eE~EnAL,
pELANAE WILLIAMSON,
srgraISrxsDKxr or PrBLIc INSTRUCTIONS,
JOHN |. MORRISON.
RrPoRrER sUPRKxE COURT,
WILLIAM 5. SMITH.
seycath Congressional District.
FoE ooSoKr~s.
HARVEY d. SCOTT.
yo2 -coyr<oS rIKNs DISTRICT PRosEcrroH,
JAMES II. MOORE.
YoR CIRCUIT ATTORNTr,
PUTNAM BROWN.