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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

QsrifR and Special Master Cenanissiener's SUis
Ann. NJ. Clark, Ex7r.l RY virtue Of decretaI order
IL Of sale to me directed from
James n. Bennett. the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Delaware county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale, at
the doer Of the Court Room iu Delaware,
On Tuesday, l4th .of October, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M and oscIeck p
m said day, the following described real esttc
wit: Situated in the county Of Delaware and State Of
Ohio in Range l9, Township 8, Section four "a Unite
States Military, and bounded and described follows
Being of the real estate whereof Milo j. Pettbone
Of Delaware county aforesaid died sezcd and set
on Estelle T. Richardson, Of the heirs of said Mi
Iu u. Petbune, and described in plat of the divissn
said Estate subdivision NJ being much Of said
subdivision portion M lies south Of the Curve
OF the Cleveland C0lumb bus & Cincinnati Railroad, and
comprising in survey and plat of the same lately
made for Israel j. Richardson by James EaOu Survey
OF twenty-five ln-Lnts numbering from one hundred
and hty four (154) to hundred and seventy five
eI75) inclusive, follows, wits l54, 49, 356, Is
q5s 49, 160, 49, l62 t63 164 1885, I66 1877 16S 100,
10, III w. 175, ia and IT'S. Also, two Out Lots
numbers sixteen and seventeen 6 and ID addi-
70 East Delaware, being all Of said subdivision NJ
lying south Of and bounded nSrth by said Railroad and
south BY lands formerly belonging 10 Reuben lamb lie
ceased, be the same less. Also, out-Lot mum
Der forty 47 lying Berkshire street in East
Delaware aforesad--bcing the same premises which
Grace Bennett by Indenure dated tho 24th day April
A d. 1856, granted unto hsr son the said James NJ,
BenuCtt
B C.-WATERs, Sheriffs st p
and Special Master Commissioner.
seplaa, 1872 $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Water Drawers,

YugTrreceived J. E. Wheeler's and w. NJ Hu
d toms Patent Water Drawers, which combines th
best principles that have been invented drawin
water which bring into requisition the sold oake
budket,'' with an entirely mode of raising and df
harging the water For sale at mancfacturers price
complete and ready to set the well, from 81 SIS
Oct 6,'6o C. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
anted ~
u Roberts, Steel Plaws.

TUST received, good stock of EoBGRTs' STEEL Pxozs
d which Offered the publfc as superior PIoY
which viii be svId low cash. I. u n ft-rz e.
Ee3 - &. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
70 Physicians and Dealers.
c.. CT.

MO d1ssaLisfed Faces areever seen to leave CAV
IN TITS GALLERY. The beauty, excellence and
hraIaess of his work faiIn rendering universal
NItsiac1ioiiy UCl ), ,'6P-+t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
inst Received,

A MOTHER lot Of Solid Bored TubeiRg for Chain
~ PgRII and Tor conducting water, vi inch bore
sept 9. .'5s-str- G c CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
New r m edie 70 r
Sperm a torr b G a, f..s

HOWARD Association, Philadelphia. A Benev-
olent Institution established by special Encow-
ment for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, aic
with Viruent and Chronic Diseases, and especially
for the cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon- - .a. s4-- .
VALUABLE REPOETS on Spermatorrh Cea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, aud on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensary sent in sealed en-
veIope free or charge. Two three Stamps for pos
tage acceptable Il
Address. DR.. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON, Howard As
sociation No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia Pa.
June p, -1SG1. slV.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

YCST received, a large addition my stock OF IKoo
u and STEEL, which makes my assortment compirtt
all the styles Common Iron Wagons and Bug
gies. Sc Also Steel Dandy Tire Spring steel from
to inches wide: Cast steel, ASSORTED sizes; German
Steel: American and English BIister steel.
Dec. 6. '6I. {. e. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
sash, Blinds, DOOrs, window and Door
Ernma. AIAnIhInn. Dnnnla alc.

of descriptions the very lowest possible gures
Sash hled with glass and painted flooring, siding, and
In fact everything in the house-nnshng line at THE low
T RATES As have the laFgesstock on hand OF SASH
Doors, &c in the city will guaranteed prices TO suit
purchasers Especial attention is paid TO manufacture
of Window Blinds TO order all completed, painted and
hung atreduced prices Feeling under rohowod oblga
tions 20 our friends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years would still sOcita share Of
the same. Respectfully,
aug &, ,'60--tf. PERRY & ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

Hanging Moss 8aske IS,
VTFH0LEsALE AND RETAIL, At AT,,,,.,
W. ---- \. WILLIAMS.
Delaware, Apr. 25, '62.-ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Hovge's =evFing Machine!
TIM HOWE MACHINE is uneaquaIed
For Family Use,
For Manufacturing Purposes,
For Sewing Leather

The original Howe Sewing Machine is the first ever
invented n 1876 and although ihe Oldest machine it
is not 'sUd Fegy,' GJlt has modern i'm
provements than any other machine made.
The manufacturer Of this long established Machine
has invented several Lportant improvements which
render The Howe Sewing Machine to-day Of the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
HOST DESIRABLE ONES
For all purposes,

For all purposes,
in the market. ...-
1t is the only machine extant that will do
work from the 7ery finest to the Uey c0zTsest, to
the satisfactiG2 of good jRdges.
This Machine makes the LorE Stitch alike on both
sides, ami has HE8lAEi that viii hen al. WdtEs
and thiCkucsses-
Tie Howe Machines for MANUFACTURING and
LEATHER WORK machines Of great POWER The
Iylender Machine, fer Leather Work, needle one
haf the sze Of any other machine tor the sane size
thread
The Howe Sewing Machines are well known and eX-
tenslvely Through the Eastern atesY and they are
destined take precedence whereVc Introduced in
the West.
For samples work and prices, call on
C. PIATT, Agent
for Delaware sounty.
y B-A superior article of Machine Oil, also Twist
and Needles for sale as above The Patent AiIusta lie
Hemmer is a good thing FIR that purpose and can he
attatchei all kinds OF machines Call and examinC
them 1t No. ) Williams Block. Z. T.
Delaware, September y, loG1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Chinese Sugar Gane.

IMPORTED DIRECT FROM FRAN CI4
TUST RECEIVED, \ LIMITED QtANTTY- OF FUkE
y Sorghum Stcd, direct from Parr~, France. which
Ei be sold in quaint les to suit prrehaFgrsr
April 1l&2 IL. kfst { G. & CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Window Glass
xron & steel.

Just received good stock of the Best City
q Brands, ami Tor sale low by
Ice > SO. -. c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
N OTICE.
NEW AND OLD

FTIHE undersigned having sold and bought ST
hold two of the best machines for preparing Elatc
rial building purposes in the knoyn World Theirs
Woodworth s Paneing Machine, which has .daRe The
work In mechanically manner for helast eight years IN
this county and st do the with perfect ease
and prices reduced. The second is u. BereY Patent
Sash Machine which makes Sash, Blinds and Doors by
feeding 1t with clear aud dry lumberRueh as we make
ala ofour building materials have been IN the busi-
ness long enough TO knox that other kind win an
swer We would say Tor the benefit of the people OF
Central Ohio that would be sorry have themde
ecived by others tales and lies and would be much
pleased to have them come RRd With naked eyes
We are also prepared TO furnish
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Fairbanks Scales.

Hnn KEGS best brand Wheeling Nails, just receives
lUU and nlr saIe Ar the lowest market rate by 81
IIre 1850 C. c CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

TUST received, a good assortment of the above
d among Winch may pe found The HKe Roller siIiEw
Gutter the,ulor, 40 knilr, straw inter, and tho
Clipper Straw ana C-ru-stk Cuttrrti OF which are
Lurreti 4 ,IiIlf4cLGrcr's Prces.
sept 5 '59-ati {. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Repairing.
roR sAEEl

A LOT ef second hand lamps belonging to the
a the Episcopal Church win be sold very cheap.
If auy church in the county them and viii take
he whole lot they may have them at bargain.
Inquire at No. 3, Williams BLOCK. c. PLATT.
March 90, '6I.-ttf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

aal Steel Flows. @ @9
YUsT RECEIVED. the largest and sest stee5 Of
" STEEL PIJOWS offered in this market. Among
GhiCI may be found the following:
ellis celebrated Combination teel I'low.
ellis Double tea PloN.
Gil's H Subsoil teel Plow.
LageDda Works all teel Plow. tt
Roberts Cincinnati ell teel Plow.
Roberts Columbus all teel Plow.
Single and Double hoyel Plows, &C., &c.
Thich will be sold at Manufacturers prices fer CASH
Mar I4'62-tr c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
s 90 q, O2.9 g.
W OOl Carding.

TYAVING -cccntly purchased the CARDING MA
II CHINE and other Machinery owned by s. Scptt,
ana spared expense in utng them in perfect or
der, we now prepared u DO WORK. WITH lE2s-
TATCII AND SECOND To NONE IN THE STATE. Hav-
ng secured the services Of experienced wOrkmen, and
avingialso fitted extra Machine for the special
ccomuo ation df larsons living at distance by ar
iyng early this class Of customers will secure their
ork to take home with them the same day.
+ 'emg confident that 1--WE satisfaction, we
ps to al our old patrons trnd many new ones.
den, May % 1S52-2m 7. s. SCOTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

IF YOU WANT a good fitting and well made
a. STRAUsSs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Mails. 5UCl-
@oo1 Twz11rnne
EEav and straw Cutters.

JUT rcGefvet and For sale a snferoe article of NOD
= Twinc, which will be sold ,aw-
Jdne ~ 'It 4-2IAs = Z fs--5 q c. C.GIAMBERLA1Nf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03

RHEN and BOYS OF THIS ADJOINING COUNTIES
lSA Although thousands upon thousands Of patriotic
have lcIt their homes in defense of their country
tncrc sill great many LETT, to whom it will be
good learn that though the cold and frosty days
autumn aud winter coming upon them, they can
be supplied with tIc necessary preScrVativcs iii tue
shape OF READY MAZE Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS,
SIAwES7 IiATS Cars. prizes. The reputation
Hing this line lower dian any other hoUse
Ioyyu, ia the county. borne by the Undersigned for
= number "f years, Will be still more fully maintained
this season. The great commercial disaster the
having enabled them to buy their Goofs be-
the Original them, and thc advantage OF
which they now giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now, therefore, all c and boys, be We big or lit
tie rich or poor the GREAT CLOTHING ENPoRTM
OF Reynolds Frank and let your wants be big or lit
e they will br happy to wait you sell you all you
want, and send You vonr way home rejoicing
No charge for showing 900
, REYNOLDS 4 FRANK,
Delaware, oct. 5. 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
JOHN LArrNHHR

TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING His NUNEKOI- :
i custom RS, and the pIc EsAt<iLlfS Ahat in a,Id
his barge and we'll selected stock MUSICAL
METsI IlANGlnE, he has a Splendid stock
Of
Fancy & Toilet Goods, Stationery, &c.
Inmig which my bo found many NEW ARTICLES 70
oiiday Pres rtsiil nf which h. will sell Usually u4
We also call esp cI,tl att,iIti.n 10
New Improved oyersrung Wagner Piano Forte,
ol mani. act,tre, hch is nroncuns -y
PrJent judg all other Pianos
rr4l. Riatn Fortes df all kinds mNe u order the
shortest iIOtce HHG Elrranted to Old Instruments
-Frpaired and m tde gOod ncR.
y All orders from the country promIEly attendsddo.
Re- NEW AND POPULAR SHEET MUSit Constantly re
criv' his Music store, Slndusky Street. opposite the
Williams X Isitimcr Sock.
leia WaFe- o. fI2c- 10. SCI. - ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
Hous Spouf5ng

nOEE in Delaware and adJoIning Counties On
short uoLicc-5naIeris ind Work ni'llisllP warrant
c the bsst-prices inS-eaEc your orders al tie
Large Stove and In 1LUre Uf 1ENANSs Jk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-03
PAINTS!

OF aIf00LOR ground in-0ils as well as dry
" Aai1esbsnPpISI far sale at tue. Drug Stofeot1 L
NJ L. STARR & BRO,
1a s. No s Williams Block,
,sssianl16a ET ava.ssl n al ,sBeawnre, o. 8
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

q. Tie experiments II Shoe
buryness, England, with shot
agains; iron targets. have devel-
opcd some curious results. The
appearance OF a conical iron shot
after having 'truck the iron targ
ct, is Ike that OF q birch broom
followed in tho centre. When
the point Of the cone strikes the
target, it is stopped, but the sur
rounding portions Of the shot
move forward and slide over the
centre as a core, and thus pre-
duce the form described.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
How Horses Should be shod.

How Horses Should be Shod.
A recent issue OF the Ameri-
ran Stock Journal contains a
most valuable article on this sub
pct. Young horses, says the
writer, ii shed at all before four
or i've years old, should have
their shoes taken OIL and reese. Us
often as once in three or tour
weeks. The moot should he
kept pared al the heel so that the
frog may come % the ground
This keeps the frog moist and
healthy, aud has q tendency to
spread tie heel and keep the foot
ia is natural shape The soft
aud healthy frog acts as a cu>h-
ION, and saves tie loot from dam.
,,ge while the animal travels up
on hard roads. Itaiso keeps The
luot ID a healthy state, anu is
therefore Of great Importance TO
the value Of the horse IL tie
heel is suffered 20 grow down,
the frog becomes dry and bony,
and when II Genes in contact
with a stone or other bard sub
stance. the horse cripples, and
consequently becomes lame.-
Wien the hoof grows down long
at;he heel, it becomes dry and
contracted, and the horse stands
IN an ui,natural and str@ining po-
sitiou, The frog, however rag
ved, should not be touched by
lje ,hoer'S ltniSe. To avoid rais-
ing the heel so that the foot mus.
come 90 ;he ground Ia IN unuat-
TARA! position, the shoe should BE-
ot tie same Thickness at the Toe
Il, at lie heel.
When the foot is property par
-, the Shoe sEou,d be made to
iii Il - perfectly dat the outside
crust Oh the hocl VIII not have
90 Le cut down to tit the shoe.
ne shoe should no' lie opened at
tie heel wider tian the hooi, a,
lAis has = tendency tc crowd ia
and contract the loot at this point:
lJtif the outside OF the since is
brought IA even with the outside
-. the hont, il has the opposite
elect. The hoof shoaid never
bc gasped drilled above the cllnch-
IS, nor The natural enamel, which
j. gwen to IT for some wise par
pose, disturbed. Fancy shocrs-
from al! OF whom good Lord de-
liver uS-are too much IN tie
practice Of rasping, filing and
sand papsring the boot 10 naAe
II look nice, without ever thlut ?
ing they are doing 1t AT injury
that Is hey ond their power 70 -
par.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
DIR. J. U. McLran'S
vOLcANT or L~tNIMrNT

Tho Les. Exsrmalln the World Tor M.u
~ boast.
Thousands ofAuiAnn bslngr have been taved
q live o. decreplIadr aGd mlocry. by mo uso
ofthi- inyal"sOle Litimcut. IL will relieve
PAIN almost SIMULTANEOUSLY. and ~ will
cleanse. purity and heal .Ae ~loiles. SORE in
en tnrren.kte hot tfWe. Mel EAN'S VOL.
CANlC OIL LlNtMENT VIII reIev- tre most
inveterLtr casseof Rheumatism. Go1t or Soa.
ralya Tor Paralysis. CONTRACTED Muscles.
Sta,css % WcatHe~ein thc isints. Muscle,
or ~LisALcnt-. & will never fail. Two af,pli-
plira.lOn, ~~flicarcS orc Throat. Headache az
Earache. For Burns % S-alds. 81 Eny pain.
10 istg iufslllOle Remedy. Iry Il. md y0u
wlIllnd O. al indispensable remedy Keep j.
Alwak "a hRn1.
PLANTERS. ~PARfERS. 0rany one havinz
charge ofhsr~ss. Will save money ~ u-Ing
McLean's Volcanic OIL Llniment. u lisa spec.
dy and infa'ltle clrs ff Calls. Srrains,
t.afer. swelling. LEnersss. sweeney, Sores.
Wonuss, Scratches. orA ~ eS.ernAk aistAse.
Try g.. add ysa ~lll be coaUnced.
Or. y. -. MCLEAN. Sole Prsir.
dse3-ly 81. Lorls, NO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
EEALTN AMp STRENGTH!

TIERS 1, NO MISTAKE ABOUT I'M:
10 wili cure liver Complaint, Dyspepfin,
Dinrrhoea. pyseniery. ueA0ache, ucpresetou
81 spirits. Fever and Agu' Inward Fever,
Had q eath,ar amy disease oftho Liver, 500
mach, or HOwcls.
mr. GENTLEMEN. DO you wish 10 be Heal
Thy, Strong aud Vigorously
W. LADIES. Do YOU want the Bloom of
30 kcglth 90 mount % onr Checks Ngaln3--
.acu 70 80 obr, and ccg MrIEAN's
Strengthening GOrdiaI y BioOd
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
~. Nrfean'a Calvcr.m Pins.

FoN Lfseg cc-gS.l~r, RtLIorssess, &c.
There Las nceerLoehA CATNAKrtC mcJl.
cine. offered ~ the pubitc that has given such
eutiro ~4tlstAc.loa IA NcsEAh'S UNIVERSAL
Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. thes are perfoeilv
innocentand caa hg takCu IS trs r,ost lander
tnfntt va prompt aud p0v~rMliu removing
uitnilOu secrUL.cus. Acid or inpar-. fcIct
Matter ram the StJEtach. la fact. they are
The ou!v PMS shat tAoGid % U8c4 a. 4. ..t.0a.
clstucts
They produce 30 CT ping. Sickness or Pam
ia tue Stoniach o. ~ ~sl-. thOsgL yxrt active
Aua >asTratng 10 tn-.r VrrrALOn. prnmoling
healthy sccreii1us oflhc liver and klIucvs.
"h0 wtt sUd3r from hilipasr ess. HeAdacne
AID Foul Slo.hach wp-u 80 chr4p g reme4y
eau be ooiaiueal Keen tucu constantly On
naud; a single dose. taken 10 seAso9. MAY
Dreysuth hours. daNs nod mruths " slckneas.
Ask FOR ar. y. y MtL~atfs Universal Pills.
Take ~ othor. Reiu- cOltrd. they are taste.
less. Price oniy 25 cruts rer box. uud can De
ser.by uallto any part ofthe United states.
j, n, Mclean, Sole Prop'r,
IT. LOUIS, 40.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
Cultivating tlants VIII Il the
Lew is o..

Dew is o..
The following interesting and
practical information is from a
correspondent OF the County
Genfiemea;
Fifteen years ago, | noticed a
pot OF c~abbages, the large firm
heads Of which | could no. ac.
count for FROM anything dppar-
cut in the soil. Ga asking the
owner how he made from such
a soil 50 tine AID uniform a crop,
| found his only secret was ttgst
~he hoed them while the dew
was GA" He thought that in
this way ne uatercd them, bat
Of course the good resulted more
from the ammonia than the
moisture of tde dew.
adopted the practice the fol
loving year, and with the result
was SO well satisfied, that / hlve
since continued and recon.
mended ii TO Others. There viii
be a very great difference in the
growth OF two plots OF cabbages,
treated III ohcr respects alike,
one oil which shall be hoed At
sunrise and lhe other az niddav;
tie growth OF the former will sur
prislngly exceed that Of The latter.
a story III point sometime
since went the rounds Of the az
ricultural press, OF which the
substance follows: 4 small plot
ot gro,ad wa divided equally
between lhc hired Ia Of farm
or and Ids son. The proceeds OF is
culture 40 be their own. They
planted Il wlgh corn, and a bel
WAS made by taena as TO which
should make the best crop. A.
harvest the son came out soue
quarts behind. tie could not
understand the reason, az be h,d
noed hts twice swcek anti. laid
by, wuilc re had not seen tie
hired lao cultivate his plot q. all,
ana yel hc nad gained tie WAGER.
It turncd odi the winners CROP
had been hoed qui,c as frequently
aut beiorc MS rival was up is the
mormng. Providence, il seems,
follows I've toe OF the earl riser
With Il Tl'NA"t ~biN A~A'+a'-A ~
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

''Say, Sambc, were you ever
intoxicated?" mo, Julias, neb-
CT; was your" We'll, | was,
Sambo. YAH But golly, next
morning | thought my head was
a wood-shed, and all de niggers
in Chris;endom were splitting
wood in it,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

D. write there" said
one To ! lad who was VII
ting with 4 diamond pin on 4
pane OF glass, in the window OF
a ..otei. why not?.' was the
reply. because you can't rub
them out" There are other things
which men should not DO, be
cause they cannot rub them OUT.
\ heart Is aching for sympathy,
ond 4 cold, pc.hars hcartlcss
Vord is spoken. The impress
sion may be more durable than
the diamond upon the glass;
The inscription on the glass may
be destroyed by the fracture OF
the glass, hut the impression on
the heart may last forever. On
many a mind and many 4 heart
there are sad inscriptions, deep
~ engraved, which no effort can
erase. We should be careful
what We write on the minds OF
others.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

To EMO, the society OF a
friend, We should limit our in
,ercourse with him. We have
pushed our companionship too
far when we feel ourselves sha:-
Ing each olther': dullnsss.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

&C. is estimated that from
10000 to 10000 bales of cotton,
OF good staple, will be sent to
market from Illinois the present
year.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
LEGAL.
CENTs REWARD

>
RAN AW Jay, fromthe subscriber. ~
mile, east Of Decrhsld, Randolph County,
Indiana. Jgly 8, 1862 pnc JOHN MUIR
RAY, 40 apprentice 20 llls Farming bnsi-
ness. said 10y " 10 yesss Old, iork con
plectec. large mouth and tat nose. Any
persoa returning said ODy, STALL receive
The aboye reward. but no thanks. Thisis
also O. sArn al persons from trusting or
harbor.ur hin on my account. AZ I vii
not be responsible for any debts he may
contract ~ oflCh.
Jay y. isc2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-09
- Dr.. Russell is to sail for England
in the China to-day in > tsrrible huff At
bis recent rebuff from Secretary Stanton.
aenA ~ RrelgAt ThAt way.

llnA No ERelGAN That way.
Let il be remembered, now and always.
Of the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad, that
- Board Of Directors by large majority
rcfpsed 70 require it, employees to take
the oath Of allegiance to the United States.
Whatever lying excusss may be offered
for this conduct, it 10 simply disloyal, and
should b discountenanced 81 I'll loyal mes.
The miserable sycophants Of vulgarAnd
barbarous aristocrscy, still cling to their
idolatty, and doat upon the inoeadiary
scoundrels who blew up the bridge at
Harper's Ferry, burnt the locomotives At
Nartinsburg, and tore up the track for
twenty miles along the Potomac. Nsyer
Ia the history of the world were men 90
mean and presumptuous, 70 ignorant and
aevilish, = the conspirators engaged in
the southern rebellion, rewarded With de-
votion 20 abject and unqualified as that
with tho servile class Of the whites be-
stow upon the traitors. The boasted de.
votisa Of the negro % his master, palea
before the voluntary fawning slavery 81
tho poor spirited white toward The negro
driver. m = =. = ssgs ~ !. ! !.
Congress might probably pass con6s.
cation bill to enable the directors Of thai
road 70 find other employment, and TIM
make room for loyal men who would make
no objections to the oath Of allegiance
Why not such bill, lOr that road and
~ others +! [Cin. Com.