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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
WIEcnrsrra, Sept. 3, iee2

WIEcHFsrER, Sept. ., iee2
According to previous notice .
number Of the Directors Of the
Agricultural Society from differ
ent Townships met at the Colr:
House. The President being
absent, Philip Barger was called
10 the Chair. On motion of DIR.
Converse that the Society hold
an annual fair thi $ season, a vote
was taken and foun1 10 be t.e
vote. The President refused 10
decide and the motion was lost.
Ii was then moved that the Soei-
ETY. hold a Fair this Fall, proyi-
ded the citizens Of Winchester
and the county donate a sum
sufficient to repair the old fair
grounds suitable for hcldiBg the
fsir this season.
X. II. Nef was appointed to
raise the amount needed and re
port to the executive committee
in fifteen days. The executive
committee was empowered TO fix
the time for holding the fair and
report and lit up the old grounds
and make premium list, Ste.
The committee appointed TO
enter into an article ofagreemen.
with David Heaston for a lease
OF ten years, on bis field adjoining
town on the west presented the
contract properly signed, which
was accepted and ordered recor
ded. Adjourned.
PHILIP BARGER. Pass.
N p. HEAsror, Sec.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

AT a Methodist meeting in
Boston, last week, the clergyman
made an appeal to the people to
enlist in the army. why don't
you come forward lively?" said
he. "I'll enlist now-sfter you
receive the benediction, that will
be a proper time to enroll your
selves under your country's flag"
The result was that In a few
minutes after the services were
closed, the clergyman found his
own name of the head Of sixteen
true men, who will all 90 to the
Union army.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
Suslniss @irtttorp.

ssine seCards of 10 lines or less SIS. per year.
yNvARiABLv IN ADVANCE.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

John j. Cheney is supposed to
be the author Of the "sell" on
Tuesday which caused the sud
den exit Of the invalid population.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
yNT EsTERN COMmERCIAL
w NURSERIES,.

ne Proprietor keeps constantly on
hand large and varied assortment o.
Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs, and all KINDS
OF Nursery Products.
Responsible Agents wanted in every
ccunty. Catalogues supplied free On ap-
plication. Address
C. FLETCHER, ia.
nov sely indianapolis, Ind.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
BAD u EWS!

ali over the Country---Lieut
Martin Wounded - Lieut.
Way Escapes with Twenty
Men---Capt- Ross, of Hunts-
vile, Killed.
II will be seen by reference to
the summary of news published
elsewhere IN this paper, that he
6sth Indiana regiment of Voh'n-
teers, which left Richmond but
three short weeks ago, raw and
undlscIplined, was in the hottest
Of the recent terrible battle near
Richmond, Kentucky, where 81
0o0 of our men, principally new
Indiana regiments that had never
been drilled, were opposed by
$4,000 Old, disciplined troops,
under command ofthe rebel Gen.
Kirby Smith. Overpowered thus
by superior Members, these new
regiments soon became demoral-
lied, and the men who we're not
killed or wounded fed precipi-
lately from the field. There were
about 800 Randolph boys enga-
ged in this fight Capt. Bone
brakes company, raised here,
Capt. Ross's company raised in
Westriver township, and parts of
companies raised at Lynn and
Union City.
The lates. news received from
Capt. Bonebrake's company is
contained in a letter written by
T.. J. Putnam, from Indianapo-
lis Wednesday, Sept. 3, to J. w.
Williamson, who has kindly fur
nished us with a copy of the
same. From it we learn that
Mr.. Putnam had seen Capt. Far
ra, who had just arrived from
Louisville with his company oi
three months men, and from him
learned that Lieut.. J. Stewar,
Way was in Louisville with a.
bout twenty men, among whom
were the following:
Doe Hill,
Henry Hobbs,
Amos Lasley,
Charlie Monks,
William Segraves,
Wesley Moorman,
/
David Strshan.
John Hueston,
J. +. Hueston,
Old Johnny Conner,
John Cooks son,
and others that Captain Farr'
Ibid not know. Lieut.. Way sale
that Clark Hobbs was missing
before the fight tHe bss arriv
ed here, and also two others o
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

VI BOSWORTH. Physician and Sur
Al. geon, Deer6ed, Ind. Office south
west corner of Main and Meridian Streets.
eT Especial attention given TO Cn-on-
ic Diseases. Ague and Cathartic Pills,
alwaye on hand and for sale, by the box
or single dose, and warranted free from
Ca,omel, Qulnine or Arsenic ma236m
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

II ENKERSDORFER A. wESP.
Manufacturer of Furniture and
Chairs, Of the latest and best styles. East
Of The Public Square, Winchester.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

A r. TEAL, NJ. D., Physician and
n Surgeon, Winchester. Ind. Office
and residence on Franklin Street, East of
the Franklin House, where he may al
wars be found unless professionally en-
gagged.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
A Question to be Tested.

In every age there. have been attempts
made to establish and permanently MAIN
tain a republican form of government; after
a due course of trial, however, in cOnse-
quence Of the increase of luxury and wealth,
and consequent therepon, of unchastencd
ambition, the attempt has failed, until the
establishment of our present system of GOV
eminent. Reared as it had been by men
whose devotion to the cause of their coun-
try had been sealed by their blood and trca-
sure, and the purity of whose lives was n
guarantee Of their singleness of purpose, it
was to have been hoped and expected that
our fabric, reared at such great cost, would
have been able to withstand the wreck
which all that have preceded it have ex-
perienced-and the settlement of that mighty
question, of such vast Importance to the
human race, of all time, now devOlvcs upon
us of this generation. DO we feel the res
possibility, and are we fit and prepared to
meet it, as becomes the sons of such brave
sires as fought and suffered in seven years
war to secure the great boon of republican
liberty which they have handed down to
us? The times now upon us will test Our
strength of endurance and our patriotism
Let every one nerve himself up to meet the
the necessities of the times, and to render
his services to his country in whatever
share his lot may be cast.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
on THE HILL!
WilliamSOn'S Now Store !

- Is JUST OPENED with new and 49,
l'sz5z desirable Stock of we'll selected DYE a..
$3.50 foods, Notions, Ready made CioihlngN f>
Boots, Shoes, GucCusware, Earlhen Tin and Ss-s-''
Wooden.ware OF all KINDS superior Sugars, Cot"cs
Teas, Spices Aoasscs. Soap Candles, Fund Vinegar
Lard, Pork, Salt, Bacon. Brooms, Brushes Baskets
Tobacco, Snutl, Se"nrs Flour Meal. Corn, Feed III.
quors OF all kinds aud everything else that any one
want
Those who have before dealt with us know That we
have always kept the best cheapest and greatest "a.
rioiy OF Gonds OF any other Store, and To do
so again. Our country friends all know that they
could always do better with tkcr trade At our Store
than at any other IN town, and Will find Tins So H.
We respectfully ask Cai from everybody 10 exam.
ne our stock, and they viii find otter greater bar
gains than ever and wall do our best 10 clye ,nsinr
ton.
@T Please remember, il is not al tho OLD, hut al
The NEW Store Whhrc the greatest harg..Ins are
). X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST..
On The HILL, near the Old Stand,
leAIl SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

STATE ELECTIoN.-Thc State election in Cafor-
mia has resulted in favor Of the Republican Union
party, who have carried both branches of the Legs-
lature, and will consequently secure United States
Senator in place of Latham, Democrat.
Vermont has also gone Republican, as usual, as
has also the State of Maine, the latter bv largely
diminished majority-9,OOO this year against II 900
last. A Governor, five Congressman and Legisla-
ture were electod
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
The Latest.

The rebels under Hill and Jackson took Tarper's
Ferry on Sunday with 5000 prisoners who have
since been paroltd. Col. Miles was MORALLY woun-
ded. The rebel Lee is making for the Potomac, hut
Mcclellan is his heels and at last accounts a
battle was going on at Sharpsburg. Mcclellan has
already captured 5000 rebels and among them Gen.
Howell Cobb. Our loss has been about 1000, the
rebels killed wounded and missing $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Sea BGthing,
AT Bombay Hook. bel.

me subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
ana All those wishing cool and healthy retreat ,lu.
rug u"e nor 'e"rnh t'ht The ne" nnd delightful la
gan House. on Bombay IInok has been opened
reception of Boardcm. and will continue open during
the Bathing Season.
no pans or expense will he spared 10 make the
Logan one OF the most attractive and Comfortable
resorts Tor visitors on the Coast
Inc fishing, Cunning and Bathing are unsurpascd.
Carriages and pleasant drives Az parts ui the coun.
,V, III addition to tue Other numerous attractions To
De found at the Logan there viii be a Coilllon
ATTY every Evening during the season.
JyJ-lm w. Il CAMPBELL, Proprietor
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

Farmers who have not used Rhudes, S,,no. NJ.
phate are informed that toPdressng with This stsrd
ard Manure will enable them 10 use their corn IanL
in late seeding, which is important to insure GOOD
crop. s''u
Rhodes Manure being highly concentrated o,oa,
economy can be used in the application 10 the mere
For sale by
Oct. 10th, 81. EDWIN WII.MER
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements
LAND FOR sale!

Farm containing about 1OC Acres. $50 of which
in fine Wood. The arabic land is improvcJ md
productive. The Buildings are good and capacions
The location is navleabe water, ON Ianmtnr,s
Bay. Fish, Oysters and Fowl in their season S,tun.
ton healthy and handsome; ncighhorhood good ;
schools and churches convenient. About miles from
Ches'ertOwn. Terms, One.lhird cash; balance in 2
and years. GEORGE \ICkERS Amcnt
Aug. IL, 1882. Chesterlown Kent c1 Ma
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Dover Female Seminary.

The undersigned, having taken charge of this Insti
tuition VIII open the Fall Term on Monday, Eeptca.
Der 1862. The course OF instruction viii embrace
AT me hgliSh branches the Modem languages To-.
geiher with music if desired The room has boen
thoroughly ventIa'ed and the utmns, care vii he
taken 10 guard the health and morals and cultivate
tue manners OF the pupils. The discipline will be
thorough yet parental. The location and convent
ence g" this school Ummcnds IT 10 those wi.hin,, Ia
give Their saughers complete education at a rea.
'o"aole expense H. G.. PUTNAM
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Doctor A. iii. SANBoRN

has located in smyrna. and respectfully offers his
iess'onai servlcesto the inhabitants Of this Mace
xieinlfy OFFlCE-AT TUE HOUSE or DAVIn
PLEASlNrON, RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY On IMn
" mVi5.Iv
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
war News.
Mcclellan Gains a Glorious Victory.
fIDELITAs.
THE TIDE TURNING


Our advices from Maryland are Of the highest
importance. They show that the rebel army is re-
treating from that State much more expeditiouSly
than they came into it, and that they not max
ing their escape unscathed. Gen. Burnside passed
through Frederick on Saturday morning, and the
whale National army pushed on after the retreatng
enemy by every available road, and even crossed the
fields. The reception of Gen. Burnside in Frederick
was a perfect ovation, the people turning out with
the widest enthusiasm; and when Gen. Mcclellan
entered the place, the streets and sidewalks were
perfectly blocked with the enthusiastic masses, in
GLIDING large proportion of ladies'. The firing
heard on Friday artillery duel between Gen.
Peasanton and the guard of the rebels, who
were SO hard pushed that they were forced to fall
back to Middletown, from which place they
also driven in the afternoon. On Saturday our
cavalry had two affairs with the enemy, aud
pushed them that they were forced to burn half
mile Of their wagon trains. This, in addition to a
train Of a hundred ammunition and subsistence
wagons, captured by Gen. Franklin, will prove quite
. SERIOUS loss for the rebels. Our troops in
6ns suirita and much elated at the cordial reception
extended to them by the people Of Maryland. All
danger of an invasion Of Pennsy yanla may now be
considered past, as the rebels will doubt have
enough to do to escape the death they have conrtcd
Coy. Curtin, however, does not relax his prepara-
tons, but is determined TO put the State upon a
thorough war footing.
Generals Hooker aud Reno, on Sunday, carried
the heigh. commanding the Hagcrstown road,
MiddIetown. Md. Gen. Franklin commanded OH the
extreme lett IN the battle Cen. Reno was killed.
Tho eneuy Inade for the river ia perfect panic.
Gen. Lee was wounded, aud Gen. Garland killed.
Gen. Hooker took over thousand prisoners ;
besides seven hundred were sent to Frederick. 1t
Ia stated that Gen. Lee gives his loss at $4,000 Our
men pursued the rebels rapidly as they could.
Scouts who left Hagerstown at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, say that LOngstrcct's division (cxeept
TOonbs' brigaac) had left HagcrstOwn.
The entire army left Frederick at daylight on
Sunday morning, taking the Harper's Ferry road.
in the hope Of coming with Jackson and Hill before
they crossed the Potomac.
Fifty wagons and fifty prisoners have been taken
ON the road between HagerStown and Williansport,
Md, and brought into Chambersburg.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Hammer, LechIcr & Co..
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MEI
CHANTS

TRODUCE AND GENERAL Commission MER
CHANTS,
No. South Water st. Philadelphia.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Peaches
Berries, Potatoes, Eggs Poultry, and all kinds of pro-
durC.
Having practical knowledge Of the business, and
large acquaintance with the city trade we most
respectfully solicit cOnsgnments with the determine
ton OF making prompt RETURNS and Will use every
means To give satisfaction To those who may favor
with their BUSINESS.
SAM'L HARMER, G.. LECuLER, G.: JENNINGS
iV l1-lm
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Pigs for Sale.

A choice lot Of Chester Whites, md G weeks old
Also. Thoroughbred Durham and Devon BILL,
ready for service. Aruly TO -''''
July 10, ca II. n. CJJMMINS
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
R runaway.

hANAWAY from the subscriber. residing nenr
HENRY FISHER, aged about 80 years; height absu,
SIX ieet' and very black; has goatee-fronl teeth
ittle decayed. $50 will be given for his recoyerv.
~ lasen within the State. and 500 il taken without
aug2S NATHANIEL NEAvr,r,r
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
MARRIED,

On the 2lst ult., by Rev. p. Mansfield, Vincent
W. Harris and Edny a. Starkcy, all Of Delaware
On the same day by the same, john b. Comber.
ford and Mary f. Davis, both Of Kent county, Md
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

In consequence of the general call to arms of the
people Of the State, made in the Governors late
proclamation, the draft for filling up the quota of
Maryland is postponed till the LIST of October.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

Neither Summers army corps nor COUGHS dyi-
sion were in Sundays fight. Fitz John Portcr's
corps passed through Frederick Monday evening.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Wesleyan Female College
WiLM;NGTOM. DEL

REV. JOHN ~ WILSON, \. NJ, PRESIDENT
Assisted by full bsard OF Professors and Tcarhers
Ills institution offers superior advantages for ac.
qHirng thorough and complete educatiou at rca.
sniu p.c expense.
lie utmost care Is taken TO guard the health md
morals and cultivate the manners of the pupils and
To SUI ply, as far as possible, the want of parental care
and direction.
re apartments for Boardcrs are large and com!or.
'"nN iurlShcd Only TWO pupils occupy 4 room.
Ire domestic arrangements. under the exclusive
rona"l OF the President and his wife are designed Ia
rFnV'de pleasant home. and the benefits OF
refined christian socIrly.
TIE next Sc SION will commence on llouIly the Isl
dlg ~ September.
For Catalogues, address
ju3l.lt JOHN WILSON, President.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

The draft in Pennsylvania has been postponed
till the 25th inst.
The draft in Massachusetts has been postponed
till the first Of October.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

be taken from Philadelphia alone, and nobIy did the
city of Brot! erly Love respond to the call.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Hardware Store.

Inc undersigned, successor to VIM Wilds, would
respectfully inform the public that he has opcneJ
lH' =" ana complete assortment of Hardware Goods
", ',ie mouse recently occupied by /. b. Hamilton
LOIInCILe 81, NAl ] IiN A. LnLlsIsliIIn IL
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Draining Tile Mandatory.
THOS. J SMEDLEY

Wishes TO notify Farmers and others that he IL no,v
manufacturing '' "e 10 "o"
a. BIackisGOn's Cross Roads
near SMYRNA. DRAINING TILE Of all sizos and >
mo very best qualify. and is prepared 10 sunnJv an
qnantIly at tho lowest manufacturing prices. iyIo
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
NOTICE E.
Agricultural Implements.

Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxcs, CornsboIlers Dir,
scoop, Plo vs-SurfHce and Sub.soll. IIorse.Uoes'
Veeders etc. for sale by
Feb. 2Sfh,'I EDWIN WI AJpD
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
ST. LOUIS EEOTEL,
Chestnut street, above Third

In the immediate neighborhood Of tho Jobbipo
Houses on Market Third and Chestnut streets The
Banks foSt Office Merchants Exchange, &C., &c
BOARD PER DAY, $3.50
Accommodation when required on the EUROPEAN
PLAN; Rooms from 80 cents and upwards per div
anh MEMS at FIRar-CLAss Restaurant attached IN
the Hotel. Price according to the bills Of Fnro ~
W me CITY Cars take Passengers from any Station
jy2j-Iy f 'I""eA
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Building Hardware
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising IN part Locks. Lalches, Bolts, Screws
mingGs' Nails Sash, ChIseIs, Augers Weighs. Ayc.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

General sickIes has been promoted to the com.
mand Of a DIVISION and will leave at once for Wash.
ingson, 10 assume his new command.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
DIE %,

On the 9Th inst, in thistown, Mr.. Henry T. SUIT
ton, in his IS year. An honest man is the noble,t
work of God
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
c U 7 LER Y

s'h as Shovel' Spades, Bride bIls Draw Ku,v..
saws D yIhcs, with all other Tools DESIRABLE T..
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
A NEW STORE

New Business in Smyrna,
Ga Commerce ST., East of Main, one door be.
low Spruance g. Megears.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
3 RICK
Constantly on HIND, a general assortment Of
EsrICk nj AIIcf.'s Ward.

m Methodist St. opposite Delaware ST.. cheap for
cash or exchanged TO- Wood Persons wishing Brick
burnt through the COUNTRY would do well TO give
him a call. AIVEN ALIEN
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Andalusia Institute.

A HOME BOARDING SCHOOL. rOP Rows
at Andalhsa' Penn Charges per Term. Sl25, inclu-
dung French, Drawing. Painting and Piano me
next term commences the LIST OF September The Rev
H. T. WELLS, a. NJ, Rector
Extract from Testimonial from the Bishop of Pennsvl
Naha: can cordially recommend uhis Imslitu-
il"n as sale and pleasant home TOR bows and sthuo
OF unusual merit in point both of lie aching and Of NOR
al aud religious influences"
aug1-4t (Siguch AIONIO POTTER
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

sixty thousand muskcts were received in New
York on Saturday by steamer from Washington.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18

The Governor Of Pennsylva on last Friday,
called for 10000 men TO march immediately to
Harrisburg, 10000 Of This number was ordered to
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
Notice 10 DchinrS.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
Isl lIuDY ~ COLLINS either 10y Note, Bond or
Book Account, that SAID indebtedness must be paid
by December LIST, 1862; and those having open Ac.
counts must call and close them Immediately
aug7 TSCIIUDY g. COLLINS
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
RRO! FOR SMYRNA.
One Price System,

as near as possible may RELY anon not being ask
ed t~Ice the worth of an article, but tar and wing
profit thereby saving the hmc troniie and confqSion
that Is caused by asking tremendous big prices with
IN" expectation OF hcg 'Je"d To fair price which
teldnm gives satisfaction Ia the purchaser
Thankful Tor past Hyurs, respectfully soIcita con
tnuoncc Of the same.
Hpl0 EDWARD WARD
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
SOFT HATS.
Also, 'P
shirts, Collars & Ncck-tics.

Those desiring anything in our line would do VOL
to give us CALL asst is determination TO give IN
all WHO patronise us the full value of their money
Nh2O BAGGS 6 COTTON
Smyrna times., 1862-09-18
PRoN CINCINNATI.

From Cincinnati wo learn that the rebel army
has fallen back beyond FloronCo. Some straggIers
sakea by our scouts say they had twenty thousand
msn, Others say only ten thousand advanced this
side of Flerence, under Gen. Heth. Prisoners say
ths retreat was made because they heard of Buells
presence in Kentucky and hadnot heard from Bragg
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30
European News.
EEsNEw Yonk. Nov. 2o.HThe steamship Persia
aAsarriEed, bringing dates to tie Sthinsfant

L7-fLW n 0RK- N0E--zU--IIe sTcams6ID FeT67a
has arrived bringing dates to tie 9Th instant.
If a,sEr,o.a srr,,ys
st,so lff1,.-;.
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a ~ ''Ias llfs1s HAs ,.,ae
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Hf.iRn nm Il .lle Spls,S ieIa.e 9tAi9s.
,st n F-..,,gs sne p.p-
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Eneland and aar'.t5 a M he Eor,nsr 80
T s 1,e,,,s,.;If - - ~ .,
omefce has Si,ased ne pSS ~, p
Be semitic Earl Russell calling his attention to
fhd destruction Of SHIPS containing British
RE9peFty by AInerican cruisers under the Con-