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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Watches and JeweIryl
OF the Richest aud most Fashionable
Patterns.
OFFERED AT RETAIL AT

Na1a
INHE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. 65 and
g. Nassau Street, New York, Man
ufacturers and Importers of al the lead
ing, Rich and most popular STYLES of
WATCHES ana JEWELRY, being de-
termined on increasing their Business 10
an unlimited extent, offer the following
elegant Ornaments at the UNSURPASSED
Low Prices following:
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER. being Hunt
ing and open face. or Laiy's or GeniIeman's
Watch in one; the prettiest. most convenient
and cheaGesi Watch i'm the World Imitation
gold; effected by patent process, which rem
ders the appearance Of gold perfect. while il
does not cost one-third a. much. Price only
p dollars. Reiaiis al FROM leo dolls upwards
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASE6 LEV
Frs, English manufacture MaVement, canned
and fall jeweled; has sunk seconds and the
newest Improvements. Heavy cascd and good
Imitation gold. Price only IL dollars. Roails
at from 80 dofs. 10 loo dols
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED ARMY
WATCH. Richly engraved, jeweled and fan
cy works. Unsurpassed for Suffers. Traders.
etc. Price IS dolls. Retails at from 80 dolls
10 100 dolls.
A great variety of other WATCHES at low
prices.
LADIES' SETS Of Brooch and Ear Drops 10
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond. A
very rich pattern aud entirely new Price 4
dolls. Coral and Bead entwined. 4 very neat
aud pretty ornament; Handsomely mounted:
3 dolls aud - cts.
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS. Parisien
an elegant pattern: only dolls. The Demo-
Mac. very heavy: > dol's.
RINGS Plain only - cts. Scroll - very
pretty dol. Chased. neat pattern ] dol
Seal Sgnet dol Imitation Diamond = dolls
SLEEVE BUTTONS. - Patent. Chased OF
Enamclcd q new aud very handsome pattern.
dol AMI ~ cents. Double; chased or with
stones dol and 80 cents.
Is )>OM SfID>.--a variety Of new and r. sh.
ionaidr designs: per sei dol and 80 cts.
BOSOM ~ SCARF PiNS.-i.eai with ODal
aud Fancy stones IDOLS, Imitation Diamond
dol aud 80 cents,
Lock ETS.--Doub.e Glass. richly engraved
, dot.
Persaus wishing u ~ The above. have only
10 remit the price ia n registered letter TO our
address AMI the articles viii DO sent b. return
mAll tree % expense. TrT7Orders 10 the
amount oftwcke dal's and upwards will he
sent ., express To ANY part Of thc los al Ststes.
with bill payable IL the Express Com.any.
when Tie goods are delivered
Agents. suffers aud country Merchants thro'
ont the country. who wish 10 make money ran
idly Will do we'll ~ obtain our mammoth cat
alogue: We furnish the m ,si saleable outfit nj
prices unsurpassed by any other concern.
Address HUBBARD BROS
Nos Gj q o. Nassau. near John street,
oct - Jm NV YoRH Cry.
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LEGAL.
Conlty AUDITOR Report.

TENIE COUNTY AUDITOR submits
To the Board al Commissioners of
RandoIph Cou4ty, Indiana, the following
Report or RECEIPTS and DiSBuRSE-
NENTS OF said County, for the Fiscal
y car ls62:
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Clothing Store
OF
d. BARNUM d CO.

Call soon if YOU wish to procure goods
for the old prices vet. We can ft out
men, youth aad boys in every thing from
top To bottom. We call. particularly. Mt
tention to our stock Of Boots of which
We have all sizes aud can sell at lower
figures than is possible to buy them else.
where. Our stock of Clothing. and espe-
ciallv Over. coats. i more complete than
ever, and figures far below the market
rates. Having manufactured our Fall and
Winter stock before the immense advance
in goods. We can and will sell at such low
prices that nobody need TO be without
new, warm winter Clothes. on account of
hard times and highness Of goods. We
keep also constantly on hand Trunks.
Carpet Sacks, Notions, and other articles
too numerous TO enumerate.
ID. BARNIM 4 90.
y. BAH persons indebted 20 rs Ell
ther By book account or note, and pertic-
ularly the former, will please call and set.
tie their accounts. The latter part Of
November We will close our books, and
all those not settled we shall give over
for collection without farther notice.
MIC I'm ID. L. a CO.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

Charlie my DEAR said a low.
Ing mother to her hopeful son
just budding into breaches,
Charlie, my desr, come here
and get some candy" 81 guess
] won't mind it now, mother. '
replied Charlie, "l've got some
tobacco"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

The School Funds were not drawn from
the Treasury until after June lst, which
accounts for the large amount on hands
At settlement.
The above Report was made at the usu
al time. but was not published.
Oct. 81, 1861. w
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Election Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that there
: ' will be an election of Directors tor
the winchester and state Line Turnpike
Company On Saturday, the 18th da, Of
October, ls62. at Browne l. Ch.ney'slaw
Office in Winchester.
Oct. III. 'o2. III y. ktsr, Pres.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

REHABILITATION.
Amour. on hand June / ls6lS 1862 81
Receipts for Financial yeas
ls6l 1919 63
Total Receipts S53lll %
Orders Redeemed pri-
or 20 June |. ls6l S6026 96
Orders Issued from
June !, sol to May
81, 1852 1857 3
39904 20
Total amount on hard, if all
Orders of ls6l were redeem
ed l32O7 l6
But there il outstanding of
these Orders s-1 10
Which leaves true balance in
Treasury $1,000 &c
Respectfully submitted.
ThOs. L. Scott,
June !, 1862. 4. X. c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

lE duplicate of taxes for 1867 due this day hands for
collection and will until the Bird Monday March next,
alter which time ten penalty and interest will be added to
all unpaid taxes DDuen for 1861 and former years will save
cost by promptly paying all arreerages
The following the OF for The several Townships
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The news market has been
quiet-fIaf, we might sey,-ior
the week past, though we have
bad "rurnors of war" and war
movements about to take place.
Especially have we had the word
that the almost everlasting
Quiet Of the Potomac is about
10 be broken uD. Indeed, there
seems now an almost universal
and clamorous REoUIsITIoS on
the part of the people that some
thing be done with our vast ar
mics in the field. As matters
now stand the campaign - to be
acknowledged a most stipend
Gus and shameful failure. The year
with all its vast expenditures is
lost to Us If winter quarters IS to
be the next thing IN the pro-
Crane. Nor Is it to be expected
that the rest OF mankind will for.
ever be content to look pasSively
on while our wretchedly manag-
ed contest is deranging the com
merce of the world. Hence the
Lrgen. indications, for active OPP
erations.
On Tuesday a movement was
declared Imminent" The ar
my, the largest ever collected on
the Continent, being organized IN
two divisions to be commanded
by Mcclellan and Burnside, sup
posed destination, up the She
Dandoah Valley.
Wednesday we had it that the
advance had actually begun.
Gen. Pleasanton'S advance had
already reached PIercellsvilIe
within a few hours of Longstreet's
command believed to be at Up
perville near A-hly's Gap. The
word was that he was pressing
the rebels and they were retreat
ing up the valley. Winchester
had been vacated and IT was
thought Sirasburg would not be
held by any large force. Burn
side was moving south and WOO
occupy Winchester during the
present week. And now we will
give YOU the more important des-
patches of yesterday:
The New York Herald's cor
respondent gives particulars of a
fight on the Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railroad on the 22d.
Our troops were taken from Hill
ton Head to Mckay's point at
the confluence OF the Pocataligo
and Broad rivers. The object
was reconnaissance, destruction
of railroad &c. In this attempt
our forces were victorious. Hav-
Ing the enemy in large numbers
they drove them across the Poca-
taligo. Soldiers and sailors be-
haved admirably. Batteries han
died with great skill and effect.
Union forces commanded by
Gen. l.. Nj. Brannan, Gen. Fer
ny being second in command. -
Rebels commanded by Colonel
Walker ill arrival mt Pocata!igo
bridge. when Beaurcgard arriving
from Charleston took command
in person. Fresh troops arriving
from Charleston 10 reinforce the
rebels, our troops were with
drawn in fine order, Gen. Ferry
remaining on shoie till the last
man had embarked, when the
quarters occupied 10y the rebel
pickets were destroyed. Our loss
was ID killed and loo wounded.
HARrxas FgRRy, October %.
-EveryihIng is quiet here TO
day.
To-day the l39lh, l40th, and
l4jth New York regiments join
ed Gen. Auger's Division. at
present command by Gen. Gea-
~.
Col. Ruger ofthe 81 Indiana,
takes the command of The LIST
brigade.
Rebel pickets have not with
drawn from the front of our lines.
a. was reported a lew days since.
They still have a small force OF
cavalry and a battery this side
at Charlstown.
n,,r ,rOons orrup,. Iraiitaur
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rerflscmcnt next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
Kings County, New York.
ii.3Sni3

Cancers Cared Of. uo Es:ss.
DR.. SwANK will he at the Edwards House from
Ia" 18th to the 21th OF December, 1862.
Persons had better call early as the Dr's room
is very much crowded generally about noon.
He treats all forms OF Chronic diseases and eS
pccially Cancers in the successful treatment of
which he is scarcely excclled by any Physician in
the wcst-he cures them or charges nothing for his
services. The DIR. has given universal satisfac-
ton to his patients, and has cared some very bad
cases here.
The DR.. is regular graduate of one Of the
best medical schools in the United States, and
stands nigh in his profession rs physician, ard
has had an experience of some twenty years in
practice But his reputafions too well knsnn TO
n0ed recommending. He discaId' all poison
making only Of innocent and eltectGal RENE
dics-sc,ectiiG and preparing his medicines him
self. They are pleasant u taSe-Iot sickenng or
facilitating, but bracing-lnd consequently pa
ticnts are not deprived of doing moderate Labor.
lie deals honestly with his patients if be thinks
he cannot benefit them, he will tell them 50. as it
isno phySicians interest to deceive his patients.
See his Circular (wlca is half the size of a
common newspapcr) contains from thirty five to
forty good certificates of cases of cancers he has
cured. lie has also more than hundred spcci-
mems of cancers he has taken out and preserv ed in
spirits n35t3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
The Erue Csal;s: al the war.
The true cause of tho war !, a n,ottar of mn

LIE tfuc cbuSe u tfic war Is u matter Oh HlucH
controversy between the different political PARTIES
at the present time. On the street. Yesterday as
we passed the Post Office corner, our ears we're
greeted with the remark that the Democrats were
all secessionitts. and were the sole cause Of the
present war. We had not proceeded more than
half square when We heard that the Republicans
are abo tioniSts and bound to free the aigger or
dissolve the UrIon. We passed on. saddened by
thoughts Of civil war, b,ooished and high taxes,
when Observing Il crowd on the corner south ofthc
Edwards House. we crossed over, ard found RICE
and SMITH opening large lot of New Dry Goods.
We were very much surprised, knowing tina. only
a few weeks before they had received anImmense
stock; but found they hal been compel led 70 order
alarge amount in order to keep M their stock
we noticed some very prctty styles of DeLaines,
Prints. Snawls ct, Which were going off i'm a W ay
that sill the Low Price Store is the place to get
the best bargains.
n034tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LEASE.

Fursuantto an order Of the Common Pleas Court
of Marshall County, Indiana, shall offer for
sale at Public Aucrion at g x NJ Becllcr's corner,
in Plymouth Indiana, Is the law directs. on Satur-
dav. November 29ti, 1862, at , O'Clock 7. NJ, a
Lease for period no. exceeding three years, OF
the West half Of the South East Quarter OF section
seventeen in own thirty three, north of range two
East. in said county; belonging to the estate of n
l.. Babcock, deceased to be paid for. one third in
hand. one third in four and the residue in eight
months from day OF sale; the purchaser to give
notes, on interest, waving benefit of valuation
laws and with approved security. Ifnot then sole!
fora sum sufficient it will be offered private sale
after that date The land has about fifty five acres
of Improvement. good Orchard. and lies about
four miles South West of Plymouth.
GEO. a. DUMONT,
7. RIGHTLY, Administrators.
Plymouth. Nov. 4. lS62 nIDwl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
Prospectus Of the Brewer Legislative Ee
ports.
VOLUME VI.


e HE undersigned now publish their Prospec.
tus Tor the SixthI oIume The BREWER LEG,s-
LATIvE REPORTS ofthe Proceedings and Debates
OF tie Indiana Legislature.
THIS work, n heretofore proposed and executed
will embrace reliabl, short hand sketches Of the
journals. Proceedings and Debates of both IIous-
es of the Forty second Gc cra Assembly of the
State of Indiana to be convened to indianapolis in
regular session the sth day of J,nuarv. 1863
lt viii contain all Motions. Messages, Rcsou
tons and Committee Reports they shall he
madt and submitted it will afford liberal and yer
batm sketches of the Debates to the extent of the
space prescribed. presenting without pirtizan biz,
the 20 'i'ion OF every member OH the floor, with
the yeas and nays ia every question OF moment
on which they shall be ordered and taken.
The volume will contain about 100 pages double
column, ii the session should continue to the end
Of the constitutional term. The price is One Dol
lar for the session.
Ii is part of the design of this work to regulate
the style of journalizng; to suggest that the Jour
nal Clerk OF each House of the General Assembly
shall be Reporter )r shall b. required to cnplo5
such reporting force may enable him to sketch
every proposition in its ORDER and in due form
with tie debate and action thereon; and that he be
required TO contract for his journal to be pr nted in
some newspaper published in the city OF ln,Iianap-
oils, aud distributed in both houses the day after
the date thereof, conditioned that it Shall not cx-
cceda given reasonable amount of mattcr-thc
volume OF the Journals of the two Houses 10 be
but one book, made up from the columns of the
newspaper. In this way thousands of dollars of
the cost Of printing those clumsy Journals would
be saved; rnd without adding anything to the cost
OF clcrkships, readable and authentic Journal of
the State Legislation would be secured to the pub
lie Archives and the newspapers throughout tli
country, instead of the awkward unreliable matter
which now passes for that.
The coming season, without doubt Will be IN
ually interesting because the Debates will he i'm
n great measure, upon the war policy of the pres
dent, and the ways and means of restornj the
Union to what it and the BREvIFg REPORTS,
will be, as it has been for years past, the only
source from which reliable reports OF the Debates
oil the Legislature can be obtained.
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of the session, at indianapolis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
a Ii 4,
DOIGL Is MEN 0 RIAL.

The Diploma of Membership OF tie Dor GIAS
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. beautifully TN
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consists of two full length ,icncttcS. ore I'm.
portrait of the deceased statesman. and the other
America offering wreat besides 4 hird'S-cve
view of the grave on the n - O.: Lake Micli ~
a. 1T now appears at Cottage Grove.
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therein; and sisacd 10y the President and Sccre
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cone life Members of the Douglas Monument
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of their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTER H. SCATES, Pres
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\. B.-Loeal receivers ana solicitors for &C, ri
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to take charge otthc interests Of the Associai;sn
Pamphlets and circulars. containing the o. cnii-
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entity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

The "Dreal Naught Hes Company,
No. .. Lapor''. Ind, give their third an
nual ball at Huntsman Hall. New Year S
Ege. we hove no doubt the affair will
be the most bilIian. Of the season. We
return thanks for he honor Of au inv tia
ton and ticket.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
70 i'GIlNlinpliycSl

TIE ADVERTISER having been restored to
health in 4 few weeks, 5ya very simple remedy
a!tcrhaing suffered several years with a severe
lum@ affection. AM that Dire ,,: disease, Consunp-
tioil--s anxious 10 make known to as FELLOWSHIP
ferrrs Tire meats of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of clmrgc) with the dircc-
tons Tor preparing aud using the same, which they
viii find SURE Cure FOR CoXsrnrTioy, asthma,
BRoxcIIriS. etc, The onI: object OF the Advcr-
tiser in sending the Pres ription is to beneii: the
afflicted, and spread information which he conceives
to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it VII cost them n thing, and
may prove Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wlliamsburgll,
al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

HsSS EUTEDV.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Z. d. Smitl and Thomas Mchimmens
under the firm name of Smith and MckiInmens
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business ofthe firm wilt hereafter be con
Quoted by Thomas Mckimmi s. Nov. ~ lob
F.. ID. SMITH,
THOMAS McKIMMINS.
ni2t3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
e. Z q ss.-

e :; D.
~ Scpttsvillt Ky Dec. 81, 1862. f.
A. DUSH,M. Of tbs place, aged % years.
of C"ae~- ION - lie lungs and the incom-
p4teaes I'D inhua entity Of his medical al
te.-lso3s.
4og DUNHAN was much more than
a ordinary young man. OF fine abilities,
he was generous and true--a valued friend.
He mas given his life to his Conntry--a
Patriot. cut down in tie fresh vigor of
ma hoo ! almost victim. All who
kne him tearfullv NOUN his loss.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
rsagried:---On tie llth inst, b

Esagried:---On tie llth inst, BY
he Few. ELIAS Cook. at the residence of
he rides father in LakeyiIe. s.. JoseIh
County: Mr. WM. S. YISNoDGE to Miss
ELIZA HUPP.
JOY be with the ''twain now one,' and
may others, mar iageable. seeing their
gooi works, 80 anil do likewise, until
nom main sigle and miserable; no. not
one
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

J. +. YANVALKENBUFcH requests his old
customers to ca. AMI settle up. lie has
waited with patience, a long lime, and
NV insists on being pail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
ApricTllfural Notice..

The Annual meeIine at the Marshall County
Agricultural Society, for leG3 will be held at the
Court House in Plymouth, on Saturday, January
Sd. at O'Clock, p. ~, for the purpose of cecting
officers lor heyer; consisting OF President, Wee
President. Secretary, Treasurer and two Directors
for each township.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
By order of tie Soeicty, &. p YANHoRy Pest
VI. CUMMINGS, Sec'v.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

BLAIS 81 WHEELER have received their
rew stock Of Goods at the old stand OF the
Ohio Ca.h S,or. Their stock is now
= nple e. ar h Y an accommodate the
a. ic \ Amos any article ever kept
IN The ia. Deiring their share of
rarona..c Of rourse they sell low.
We direct 5he special attention of our
readers to the adveri ement of "the Ed
wards House Tor sale" Here is splendid
opportunity Tor landlord. This Hotel
rs tn deserved r. utation Of being the
Il in Northern Indiana, and Is now DO
ing iiouri7hing business Few oPpor-
unit are EYER offered for purchasing a
batter hotel than the Edwards House.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

TIE FIR>r OF THE SEAS N.-We are in
deb,ed to our friend HISS for sleigh Tide
esterday, behind four horses and in
well cushion sleigh with plenty Of buffa-
ID rob.s. belong ng 70 bis livery stable.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

CnErsrMA> BLL. There will be a
Christmas an Dedication Ball at Hewett
nd Woodard'~ Hall. Christmas night
Music by FIR shes Qnsdrille Band. The
ball cannot i:.l IN b-i a success, with a
spacious Hall AID Frisbees Band. attend
ance and enjoyment are synoiimous terms
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

BLIx. at the Drug s ore, is paying the
highest market price for paprr-rags. and
vii! purchase all there Is in MaIsLa!l Co.
i; they are Offered to h N.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.
SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND.

The subscriber having fitted up and thoroughly
repaircd the Tavern stand formerly occupied by
A. Michel, respectfully solicit public patti onage'
and will use their best exertions TO make their
House pleasant stopping place for both traveller
and Boarder.
c. a. FRANK &.Co. Projectors.
Good Stabling attached to the premises,
Get Is le62. No.eSly.