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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
EEALTH AND sTENcTH.

THERE /, No NlsTAKE ABOUT II!
II Mil cure Liver Com. iaiut. dyspepsia,
Diarrhra. nyseutery. Headache. Depression
e. ;pir.ts. Fever and A-u inward Fever,
Bad q caih. or any disease ofthe Liver, Sto-
ach. or bovels
N| GIN r.ENEN. 10 YOU wish 10 be Heal
thy. Strorg AID Nig0rou-.
lAa r.. 10 YOU want the Bloom oi
otBea'il 20 mount 20 Nonr cheeks againi-
then p" ohce aud gel n !kAA'>
StrengtheHiE" cordial " Blood
prriiier.
DELAY mot moment; it, warrantedte give
satsia' ton. u vii cure any disease 90 Tie
Kidneys. Womb. or Bladder: Painting. Oh.
strucied Nensti uation Fu!line az the Woirb.
Barrenness. or any disease arisinefrom Cbfoa-
ic or AerVou, Debit. itis an inial.. bic Reni-
edy.
FOR CHILDREN.
DO you want your delicate. sickly. pnny
Childrcn.t p be Healthy. Strong ane Robu>tf
then give them McLEANS STRENGTH
ENIAG CORDIAL. [See the directions on
each bottle. II delicious take
u I'One table spoonful. taken every morn
ing fasting. j. a sure preventive against Chill-
and Fever. Yellow Fever. Cholera. or any
prevailing disease
PCAUTlON - Beware Of Druggists or
dealers 7" no may trs To = ,im upon YOU IA hot
tie II 3ittors or >arsaparilla. (Which thew can
bul cheap. by saying IL is Just a good. The re-
ara men BASE enough to steal part of my
name To- dub their VILE decociion. Avoid
such Infamous 'iRAgE r. aud their villainous
compounds Ask for DR. !. ~. Mclean
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
TaSc nothing else. Iii the onl, remedy that
will Purify your slooi thoroughly and. nj the
~ametine. SFRENGrHEN andTNVIGORATE
the whole Organization. IL prtup i'm large
Bottles per bottle. or six bottles for s..
DR.. j. n. M LEAN. Sole Prop'r,
Cor. % InIRD Am We SIS
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

ONE person writes. her daugh'cr w:.s
cured C ii> of aine wears -i..nul.g, e II
Il Nitu~' dance IF two years.
ANQTHTR writes. his son was clres
af.rr III he,h hai almost wasted ava
The doctors pronounced the ca-e inee..a-
ab.e
ANOTHER was cred c. revcp AM ig'io
after trying every NEE cine in his eeach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which mad existed fnust,-en wears.
ANOTHER OF Rheumatism IF ei-H
years.
C,,ses innrmerahle of Dyspel s;a aH
Liver Complaint could lr mrni.oued u.
which the Purifier and P..ls
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~ OK Nike \ SNNuyvA.
We ISAooA PlMs,

are the most active aud thoroI.a r.lb
that have eve been introduced.
They act - directly upon th' l.ivci
exciting that organ 10 suth an 81 4
tha. the system dos no, Relapse ut ~
former coadi ION. which Is iop apt L. he
the Gaze with simply purgaave p.i.
They are really a
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
SHERIFF..

To THE VOTERS OF RANDOLPH CoUvTY,
lND:. hereby announce myself a an In
dependent, Union candidate for the office.
OF sheriff, at the ensuing October elecs
tioR. HENRY CARTER.
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DENTISTRY.
D z II T I S TR z.
J. ". WiImOre.
70 E.Is TVS ~

NOULD inform the citizens Of Win
w chester and vicinity that he is
prepared 70 attend TO all kinds Of opera
tions on the Teeth, such as Cleaning
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting
plain, single gum and block teeth in any
number from one 10 an entire set. All
work warranted, and being a carver of ar
tihcitl teeth. would call attention to the
'dvantage be has in matching. with the
greatest nicely. the natural teeth. As to
prices he obiigates himself 20 DO work :
low a. any good Dentist in the State.
Office IN me old Post Office room.
VI irrh J. / I'D VI
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BEFORE lOJ VOTE FOR REP
Sses.fTATIYI,

BEFORE lOJ VOTE FOR REP
&.eISFATNI.
Remember that James Blown,
independent candidate Tor the
Legislature has refused to an
swer this important question,
proDounded to the candidates Tor
Representative, a few weeks
since, through the JOURNAL:
"Will you vote Tor the nom
inee Of the Union (.Sh o Jun")
party for United States Senator,
without regard to his past po-
litical antecedents?
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BCOTC AND SHOES.
Es SsbT fTNH ,SKOE

M a NJ u z a 9 T Q r Y
Christ Eayser. Geo. Keller.
PRGPRIETOrS.
We keep constantly on hand ready
made Boots and Shoes. We are also pre-
pared 10 manufacture these articles to or
der ina neat. Substlntill manner. Try
u. We will also pay the highest cab
prices tor hiicS green or GrieG. nl9s
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The MoSrHLfEs FOR OCTOBER.
The Atlantic Tor October presents
It's usually attractive features
We sever feel like allowing any
discount Oh the Atlantic, but take
the number for the present month
at something above par. Besides
readable articles by Hawthorn,
Whittier, Thoreau, Bayard Tay-
Tor, J f.. Abbot and others, We
an intensely interesting and val
liable article by Edward Jarvis
on the SANITARY Condition ofthe
Army;" and Resources of the
South" by +. II. Derby. The
Atlantic and the JOURNAL can be
had. through Us, for So year
Just the subscription price of the
magazine alone.
The Continental presents u
some very line articles. Among
Others We notice as particularly
at active. The Constitution as
it THE Union rs it was" ty
{ ) !Iearv. l.. l.. /. ''fou.
Wider. Story, graphic sketch
D. Southern lie and manners.
T.e White Hills in October"
Mss G. VI. Sod sewick "South-
ern hlie OF the NORTH Horace
Greedy. The Union ''Our
WoualcJ." "Was He Success
lul2,' A Merchants Story"
Sc. Tins magazine seems to
have been proie ted Tor the pur-
pose oi advocating auN III eu
views on the Slavery question.
1t has reached t. tenth nu"ber,
and appears to he ilonrishng.
Hall : Journal Of Health has
"Curiosities of Bread" IS nall
PIX" Parental Training,
Soldiers HEALTH and other
miscellaneous articles, all in the
authors quaint, peculiar style.
He gets off much that is interest
ing aud valuable. Price, 10 cts
number. For sale at the News
Off e.
The Home Magazine and Co
dey's Lady's Book have their usu-
al attractions for their readers.
BEFORE YOJ VOTE FOR REP
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The national Republican., 1862-05-01

The GALLANT IOwASs.--IOwa 10 young
State, but II Is the home Of heroes. With the
present war she has begun war history that
yields In splendor and honor TO that of no State
10 the Union, and no country on the globe.
Her soil is the birthplace Of q new chivslry,
and she has become the mother Of race Of
heroes. Her soldiers boast little, and she has
no industrious penny.a liner to boast for them.
Her soldiers are as modest as they are brave.
They are not fierce brsggarts They are as
gentle and tractable as children.
But when the storm oil blood begins they al
the guiding and governing heroes Of the TEN.
pest. Where the harvest OF death /, 10 be
reaped, they are the foremost Of the reaperr.
Where q perilous assault Is 10 be made,
somehow or other there Is always an Iowa
regiment, or the wasted shadow Of an Iowa
regiment, TO lead It. 1t was 90 at Wilson's
Creek 1t was so at Belmont II was 90 at Fort
Donelson; 1t was % at Shiloh 1t will ever be
90 throughout the war.
All our Western troops have been heroes
but the Iowa troops have been heroes among
heroes. The "Iowa First" "Iowa Second,
"Iowa Fourth" and "Iows Seventh" are bodies
Of men who would have given an additional
lustre even to Thermopylae, Marathon, Auster
liiz, or Wsgram. Iowa may be proud of bel
sons, and all Americans may be proud ol
Iowa.-& Louis Ne,os, April 26th.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

"THEY SET AND SEr."-Senator Hale made
come effective hits yesterday, upon the ques-
tion Of the reference Of the confscat;on bills 10
select committee Of seven. He opposed II,
and drew an amusing picture Of the incubation
Of compromise in 1850, bird which Henry
Clay had set with bad eggs, in the shape ol
sundry conflicting bills, and which (committee)
"set and set" (he did not mean "sat') withou,
avail, and the whole work had afterwards te
be done over again, before any measure wa,
accepted. He then referred to the effect o.
such an example Of inaction in Congress upor
the army in the field, and said that an army o
100000 men had set and sst, besleged by OF
army Of 10000, and had now gone to repeat IL
Yorktown, in summer, the incubation of thu
winter at Washington.
He then enlarged upon the subject, ant
made several very decisive and notewortb,
points.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
--LATEST by TELEGRAPH.
Firing a National Salute
Bands Plsy sying Hall Columbian r
Three TAeusand Rebel Troeps q few
Miles on!
Rebels ReisEsretssk forAsosUss
THE DESTINY OF THE CONEEDERACY
TREMBLING!

HARRisoNsuno, April 3O.-To-dsy, al noon,
national salute was fred on an eminenoe
near the town.
The regimental bands assembled 10 the
courthouse square, and played "Hail Colum-
bis," and other national Airs, when nine cheers
were given BY the troope.
The music was evidently to the disgust Of
certain prominent Inhabitants.
The day was pleasant, and the new uniforms
afforded pleasant and striking contrast to The
former Of sombrc hue.
A rebel force Of three thousand men, under
Gen. Edward johnson, formerly Of the Federal
army, are posted few miles from town; but
10 position Of easy escape on the approach
of another body Of our troops.
General Longstreet, with his command, has
gone TO Yorktown. Should johnson retire, he
will probably reinforce Jackson ou the Blue
Ridge.
The Richmond Gcdmner Of the 22d says, In
effect, the destiny Of the Confederscy is trem.
bling on the result at Yorktown. II successful,
II will give us six months for carrying out the
conscription act, arming and equppiag large
armies, launching fleets Of Merrimacs; but II
unsuccessful, Virginia 10 lost.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

CONGRESS They vote in the Senate yesterday
against referring the various connscatiou bills
to select committee, is considered to settle
the point that some conf,cstion bill will psss
that body before long, perhaps to-day. In the
minority, voting for the reference, were some
who sustain c,nacatio although desiring
further time to mature a satisfactory measure.
Mr.. Wright, who represents the Union de.
mccracy Of Indiana, spoke With great decision
in favor Of confscstion, and expressed his re.
gret and surprise that it had not been pro-
vided for at the extra session Of last summer
In the House, votes were at length reached
upon the various propositions connected with
the reports Of the Select Committee on Govern
ment contracts. The particulars will be found
in our Congressional synopsis. twill be seen,
among other things, that the House censured
the late Secretary Of War, but sustain very de-
cisively the Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

REBEL TRoOPs AT RICHMoSD.-It Is believe
upon excellent authority, that there are pot
more than two regiments Of troops at Richmehd.
The digging Of deep wells Is recommended
iu Richmond, 10 anticipation Of scarcity of ice
in that city next Summer.
Col Morse Cooper, one Of the few surviving
heroes of Waterloo, has recently died In Eng.
land He was wounded Mt Bayonne and
Waterloo.
B. Gratz Brown, we'll known Western poll
tician, has written q letter avowing himself On
agitator, and opposing expstriation as o condi
tion precedent to emancipation.
"The Life rf James W Jackson, Of Alexan
dria," who killed Col Ellsworth, Is announced
ss having just been published ~ Richmond
The work will be sold for The bsneat Of Jack
sons family. "'"'-'' u
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
THE BOARD TO APPRAlsE THE
VALUE OF SLAVES.

On tuesday, one Of our reporters express ed
to the Board Of Commissioners To appralse the
value Of slaves liberated 10 this district, bis
desirs to obtain from time to time, the names
of parties applying for compensation, with
their statements Of the slaves whose value
they claim. Our reporter made this request
as be informs US, at the instance Of many citi-
zsns Of the District, who see In such publica-
ton the means Of checking frauds upon the
Government.
The act constituting this Board, makes no
provision for the appearance Of any public
officer, to resist, In the interest Of the public
treasury, claims which may be wholly un-
founded, or which may be exaggerated by ca
pdr.e evidence. II, then, there Is 70 be no
publication Of what Is going on before the
Board, It's members must rely wholly upon
their own vigilance 10 such cases, without aid
from others.
Upon the whole the Board, although at first
inclined against it, consented that our reporter
should have the desired information, but ,oith
the cypress condition that editorial commend
upon cases pending before The Board, shall no
be made in this poper.
We cannot consent, upon full view Of our
duties to the public, that information which
our reporter has clear right 10 ask, thal
be clogged with any conditions whatever, aud
especially not with any condition restraining
US from commenting upon proceedings in wha
is public court, as shall seem to us 10 bs
demanded by the public interests.
Our own discretion, like that Of all editors
must be exercised, subject to responsibility Il
individuals who may be affected, and to th'
community, whose patronage Of newspapers
measured by their approval Of their manage
menI
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
From Yorktown and Fortress
Monroe. !aa-
Kirby Smith at KMOEUtIEc.

FoRrRss MONROE, April 80, 8 a. MAT this
time all appears to be going on as-usual before
Yorktown--nothipg occurring Of noteworthy
interest.
We a. yet see nothing Of the return Of the
Merrimac to Hampton Roads, though all appear
10 take II for granted that she may momsntarily
make her appearance under steam, In the dis,
tance.
The weather is somewhat dismal and threat
ening just now.
1t was General Kirby Smith who ordered the
families Of Parson Brownlow and the Hon. Mr.
Maynard TO leave Tennessee, under procla'
nation OF like orders TO the families Of all Union
refugees from Tennessee to leave In thirty days
unless they returned In that time and took the
oath of allegiance 10 the Southern Confederacy
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

The clergy Of Bologna are ssid to have been
detected In an extensive conspiracy.
The Lutheran Synod Of Virginia hes with.
drawn from the General Synod Of the United
Stater,n and cast Id lot with rebellion.
Captain Blskely, Of the Royal navy, thinks
that shot weighing seven hundred pounds
would crush In the ddes Of any iron plated ship.
The EIropesn steamers, which have been
running 10 Portland during the Winter, have
commenced their trips 10 Quebec, and The
North American will be due there the first Of
next week.
Three hundred thousand dollars stock Of the
Atlantic and Great Western railroad was lately
taken In London, In short time. on account Of
thu Inducements held out 70 the road by the oil
Interests.
Toe Chicago Tribune says /" The volunteer
regiments Of Illinois, embracing at first some
10000 names, have sustained loss Of al least
10000 In killed or disabled since recruiting
was stopped" a-
The London Irown,onger says that Captain
Blskely will exhibit q 500.pounder cannon |;
the Mersey Steel Works, 600 FOUNDER, and
G. Krupp, Of Eiesen, Prussia, a rifed steel $50.
FOUNDER, st the Great Exhibition Of Industry.
The Queen Of Holland Is visiting The French
Court 70 arrange marriage between her con,
the Rsincs Of Orange, heir to the crown Of
H6of46, and the Princess Anna Murat So the
daughter OF the Napoleon. made King Of Ma
pies will in time be Queen Of Bollaud,
The Harrisburg Union says, that owing TO
The ecarcity OF labor created by the enlistment
Of 20 many men for the war, 1000 laborers
are wanted IN the Atlantic and Great Western
road, and 200 on the western section ot the
Pennsylvania Central road.
WivEs-It ID Q remarkable fact, that there
b at pres ,nt<in, New York city, the wives Of
no fewer than ton OF the leading generals 10
our armies, including the two commanders-in
chief Of the Eastern and Western departments
Mrs. General Mcclellan Is stopping At The
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Letter from The Rappahannock.
HEADQUARTERS 10Th INDIANA,
Camp opposite Fredericksburg, Va,


April 2Dth, 1862.
EprToR REPuBLiUAN Our brigade left Cat.
let's station on Monday, 2lst inst, and, after
very heavy march-ss the rain fell almost
constantly for two days-we arrived at this
place Falmouth City, about 8 o'clock on
Wednesday. 23d. The only thing noticeable
on the route here were the extremely bad con.
dition Of the road, the large number Of
" contrabands" escaping from their heathenish
criminal masters, and, as we neared Falmouth
the evidences Of the late skirmish which the
Harris Light Cavalry" had with the retiring
rebels"-ths number Of dead horses, theashat.
tered board and rail fences in the vicinity
bearing ample evidence Of It's severity. The
rebels retreated acro1 the Rappshaunock
river. Their pickets can be seen. with a good
glass; apparently about one and Q half mile
beyond fredericksburg, From numerous
" contrabsnds" who daily come across the
river, Il Is uuderstood that The rebels are forti.
flying about fourteen miles ahead. The citi.
zeps here express themselves "a much pleased
at fielding the bulk (as they call it) Of the
Union army superior even TO the Confederate
army; that tney had Deon t0ld tnat the "in-
vaders" would skin them alive, hang them up
by the thumbs, and destroy all their property,
&c. Our boys have been playing N " "YAn.
kse" upon the worst OF the secessionists here
viz: those Of the seccsh who are 10 foolish az
to boast that they would rather have Confede
rate money than Yankee Federal trash, have
been supplied with an abundance Of fac simQ,
" Confederate notes, amounting In all, 10 on,
merchant, 10 about $l50O! He sold out. went
aero the RIVER 10 replenish. aud found 10 bis
chsgrin that he had been sold! One Of the citizen
ssid 10 one Of our boys that II WAS shame u
treat the merchant so." why" said the boy
in reply. 1.-The fac simile will be just a. good q,
the genuine in three months-it is all bogus
friend" When we were arriving In Falmouth
the Joy Of the "colored population" was freely
expressed at our approach. I noticed ont
:" lady OF color" who could not restrain bel
feelings, II, indeed, she cared 10; she clapped
her hands, saying" Dress God! brsss God
'dey's come! 'dey's come! Ioller's said 'dey',
gwine TO come! - &c.
The health Of this division is excellent, and
all are anxious 70 meet the enemy OF our glo
rious country, and thus speedily help to enc
the disagreeable struggle, that we may return
to the loved ones at hone.' r R. r.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Tho rebel organs denounce President Lin.
coin for suggesting that the United States
Government, If any State wishes 10 get rid Of
its slaves, shall purchase them.S And yet all
those organs, we have no doubt, approve the
course OF the rebel commissioners In London,
who are said in the English papers 10 have
proposed that II Great Britain would Rcknow-
ledge the independence Of the SOuthera Con-
federacy, children Of slave parents, after thu
recognition, should be Louisville journal
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Bishop Bayley (R. C.) of this diocese, will
sail for Europe on Wednesday Of this week, on
an ecclesiastical visit to Rome. He will take
several thousand dollars with him, the gift Of
the Catholics Of the diocese, TO aid the Pope In
bis troubles. We have not learned the amount,
but 10 Orange alone the sum Of $578 was CON
trbuted.-Ne,oark IN ~ Advertiser, 2Sth.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

To THE PoINr.-Messrs. Wilmot and Wright
in the Senate yesterday, made extremely fs'
licitous speeches 10 favor Of confscation
They were in direct 10 purpose, unequivocal
in meaning, practical in their drift, simple in
style, and unaffected in delivery. Absorbed
attention was given to both, and both were
congratulated by brother Senator'S II was re.
iresbiug, in view Of the Infinite range which
the debate has previously taken.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ Secretary Chase has ordered First
Lieutenant d. G. Constasle, Of the revenue
service, (not Robinson, as enormously reported
yesterday to the command Of the E. A,
3tssrns, at Hampton Roads.
Lieut. Constasle is very energetic aud Of.
fioisnt officer, and recently in command Of The
revenue cutter Norris, on the Boston station
from which vessel he has just been detached
for bis new service.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
EIsOd BAys.xS DIv.1siOJv:
RsYsrtsd Affsst q tSs aovssr.
nor OF North Carolina.

HAHanosmuao. April 1s.-0sn. Banks visited
Gen. Williams division here last night. and re
turned 70 New Market to-day. While hero be
received dlspatoh from Washlngtpu aunounc-
log the Union occupation of New Orleans.' The
Intelligence caused great JOY among our army,
and corresponding depression among the 10.
habitants, Who have for days past been congrat
ulating themselves and each other that NE next
news would be our defeat q Yorktown. A
national salute In honor Of the even. will be
fred at noon TO o.morroW.
Through secesslon channelsit b learned that
the Governor Of North Carolina was arrested
and imprisoned in Richmond, about two weeks
ago on account Of his Union sentiments.
II W. observed to day that jackson bad
moved his wagon train back some six miles
since yesterday, indicating an intention 10 retire
still further rearward, or entertaining dread
Of attack BY our forces.
A squadron Of cavalry was the only rebel
force discovered 10 day on the right side Of The
Shenandoah. These, with one wagon entered
the village Of McGaughey where they 70
mained until about dark. They came by ths
Port Republic route. .
We have nothing copiirmstory Of the repor,
Of the occupation Of Stanton BY General Nil
roy. The river is still too high 70 attempt Z
passage with ssfety. A dense smoke was seer
10 that direction to-day, but The cause is uu-
known.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ Msj.A veksy. .si " Garibaldi Guards,
Gen. Blenker's division, died on Sunday last, at
tho ago Of thirty. lie was fino soldier and an
accomplished officer, aud was formerly con-
neotsd with tho Hungarian army.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

CONSTITUTIONAL The two interests that pre-.
tend the most love for the are 10 the
Nation, the Vallandgham Democrats In the
State, the keepers Of the free concert brothels
in New York. Both are rtandiag up for the
constitutional rights Of crime.-- Buffalo Err
flrsSe