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Dangerous Ceunterfeit On che City Bsnss.
OF Montreal.

I5OG
eseysons Detc;oy sends the following description of
and dangerous counterfeit the Guy Bank OF Mon
trea Canada of the denomination Of "fcurs" The wig
notte Vulcan with anvil ana train cf
cars &C. in the distance the coat Of 81 Canada and
an Indian the right end; Cupid. bostriding
lon and "i the left. Az Canada oney % at pre-
MUM, they may lie largely '.shoved.'f
There also spurious "Fves" the Mechanics Bank
Of New York being largely circulated.
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Com mon Pie sns-Specfesls Torms
Before lion. Judge Bredy.


SEp1 29.--John McNicoi Fredsrick X. A. B-edy.-
Mo.ion granted bus with leave TO defendant TO amend
Eve days. $40 costs to abide event. and defendant TO
accept notcaoi trial for October Opinion ale.
Isabella Ray VIM. d. Neutrality-suspicious. aanisd,
with $40 cnsts.ts abide event. Opinion on Ole.
john \. wyie and others Charles 9. Archsr.--Mo.
ton denied, with 3l0 costs.
Jacob koek Fred X Trscy.--Hotion denied. with
out sosa but with leave 70 rensw ON further proof %
facts.
Edwards. Jafray Peter Cnrysta.-Motion sranted,
but without costs. Opinion on iile.
MAJ lin Olsen Sarah Pee daf.-Motion denied, with
out costa.
Charles Bs Bostwick VS.. Jshr B. Fogsrty Motion de.
nsd without costs, and with liberty 70 renew II plaintiff
delay 10 justify the applicatisa.
Jules Jursonson James Alexander. OF fact
and aw settlcd
tlst Church Case settled.
Mylys e. Warner II sRoard Of Education. Motion
granted.
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DRoNCHITES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM GRAvEI.
ID DYspErSIA, &C., &c.
WoLFES Celebrated SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.

The above med cna beverage is manufactured by the pro-
pretor in Holland expressly for medicinal has bef
Submitted 20 the first chemists and Physicians in this
tr aud in Europe who have certified to its valuable medi
cinal qualities prescribe In their practice The pro
preor has in his more than ten thousand etcs
from patients who have used In the above nam cd oom
plants lie has the privilege OF referring TO the following
pa yscans who the head Of their profession Thu
Put In pint and quart bottles and for sale By all
druggists and grocers UDOLPHO WOLFE.
REFERENCES IN THIS CITY.
VALENTINE Morr, M. d.
j. N. CARSACHAN NJ D. Professor of Clinical Surgery and
Chief or the State Hospital the city OF New
York
r. 7. RAPHAEL. NJ D., Professor of the Principles aud
r. acce OF Surgery of the New York Medical College IN tho
city OF New York.
Lewis A. SAYRE, NJ D. =
n. r. DE Wkns n. d.
JosEPH WOOSTER, M. d. -
JOHN 0'REILLY d.
NELSON STEELE, M. d.
And many others mention thfs advsrJ
tsement -
(yORN8, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGRU
joints and all diseases OF he feet cured without pale
to the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE SurgeoD
chiropodis 100 Broadway Refers TO physicians aud
leons Of the city
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A Soldier Wrongly Accuscds . Desesu"m.
TO fHE LDlfOR or THE HEA w..
r,Y,.,.x a.x~~. 1 HcasuAI,
w AanfnOTon. ID e.. Augu

wAsnisGros, d. g.. August: ~ i'"i
Rxspxcyre s.sTermit ma "a sorr.at an,s whchap
pcarcd In your last Thursday . ISSUE Ws psoshe'
list OF u Hundred aad Tos 70 res'men'
Now York state Volunteers who abscr,eN themselves
without leave IA other words, dosertersf sr, nha
myself IN that lsst which ia decided missAkss never
abssnted myself from camp, efhcr with uncut
pass lott Camp Wool near Troy, last Msix " unl
was, tho 4th day Of July pronouns0i W oUA Hs'e
doctor unit for military duty. on that day isyM eIip
two list made out gave up my anduthsra "
mens 10 the regiment, 10 Grace Church uospa va
Alexandria, was detailed there % aiond 10 the q
duty which performed faithfully My descrip,S. w.
sent from regiment 10 that hospital, and No
IN The hospital the OF which heads ts's leta
In conclusion, sir permit o. state lrshsan,
OF ncts school that rather than desert tho saora
Of my adopted country, afticu,ary ats CRISIS ss
the present when my countrymcn noby sruqgtn ina
this great Tor the restoration of peaco law a
order tho ~ ogress of human redcmplionyts esr
rather than violate the sacred promise made of beins
Constant and 10 hs hospisbc repabl,oI would vat
ngly die the base and dasardly death &C traitor Sir
by giving publicity 10 the above the sake az
justice. SOU will much oblige yours worry eotluly
EDWARD N HURLEY. 4
Private OF Company II, One Hundred and Fourth regl
ment New York state Volunteers.
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tn. Health OF sA. cmy .s New York.

tffv lssrxtron nkrsnfNssu,l
Nsw yosg, Oct !, fss2.
The " shs city has been sctt during the nrpt
months of the prescn, year, with crs percentage
OF deaths 10 the popHlsioa than n IN been pre-
viossy In the period sci;y.
The large decrease o atlantic ,rtay during that
period worthy of spceAs notice. a Is the follow.
ing table
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A NToKAKI AYASH.
GlJNJAJI WAYT,AH

Triumphant success Orders daily flowing in ALI
tons with the most favorable responses Will banfse
eventually the opium In all Its For
affections all kinds Palpi of the Heart Neuralgia
Rheumatism 1t thus far tamphs every other medicine
wanted Orders sent to SCOTT CO. Chemist Impov
tiers. 56l oadway
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HiiI, Infinite BILE Casses % fsais sna
whisksrs. Hair Dye atty eenss ascs bsoss - bar
clay street
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.- .,,,vht4.,. ras.nt tL..r.

Trwsses.-darsIa - Co.'S Radical Cuss
yvuss No vesey e. s,a cs.,s The rAsrsh. No soa
" Nh any other sEt~ .ssus Fsmse Aes .nt
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Ttas aA ehows . very largo dec esse IN whst regsfd
Cd the ~ "a unhealthy portion o too year Cor children.
DANIEL X DiIEvAN, City Ipspecters
o. csai Drawings sf Marray, Eddv =
GD,'AB entuety aud Missouri stat Lss'sries 49,.
. KrxTrcsy ExrnA olAss es5-Oetsber J. le6l
yJ 3. rs. ~. ~, 20, A5. IS, ~, 2, Cs, In
KKSrucEv. CLASS sot~osoner l. isc1
.re usrs sent free Of charge " ssar.-.ng .shes
Covinssea. Ky. or 4. Ls1is No
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CrIssaiere's HAIR Dys, pss sss.vvasavs snss
Wig deyot wholesale aud retail, NA kaof nonss Vie
Dye In applied by exp0renced aststA
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W. 4. .Basehsiesss Celebrated Esss siish.
neldsva Cream to- beAssifyns As s~as = ncaa ssse
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is,ie sssi rr,,s ,he sar,t os eira asl s~'r, p.
.s no.,, roa r H. n u~ht, .ty Dad v al u
y.1S GREGbR1 10. ~ jeAssetsa
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8aschsior's Hair Dye-she Beet t~ sae
srS hsrm~ss aud rrass. SOLD by a.ax.
is,s and svey where facsy B&ss.AS sssss
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These figures shovItb Al tho punjocr n 1sstns OF chill
drsn In less By 2.1m ls62 than 1885, aud children
under year ~ period 27s snes neither of
these years ~ uked by an Uadsrnic u any kn nd,
they afford i criterion judus or the sanitary
condition OF the Il ~ well ~ the general health. II
must also No embcred that the popussson has IN
creased In the a. owe period fa000 The deaths
Of children in - monihs Of June, Js,y end August
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Omcial Drawings- ssshs usla " are ssass
psLAwAss. EsrsA cLAs sls--octcssr a issf
a a, 10, 20. 25, ~. 20, 20, :. 81. "a, %.
DslAwAns. eAsss A;--OstoJer 4. GSfa
co. l3, 10, 70, ~, Is. ~ %. IL, ~, -. ~, ".
e'~sls'' ''s's' 'sa'''''.fo .yfoas a sosu. co.
Wnsn .n<t0s oe&wsa
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

HkApouARrsm, DEsExcE or wAsHsGroS,l
Fsrs-No application for leave or absence fur.
Tough be considered At these unless the
%.U Ss'9, e me = ns
only on surgeons certificate q disability arising from
showing that the officer 10 unit for duty account Of
sickness, and that the leave necessary life
Pre- sces Ssonss is in Ss the application
must be approved BY regimontai, brigade division and
approved by the medical director Of the corps, or,
II The oicsf is not serving in corps, by the medical
General hospital and his regiment isnot tas command
ihe certificate must bo signed by the medical officer in
charge and approved by the medical director Al these
sS;riMTariouxhs win be granted to enlisted only
on surgeons certificate Of disability arising from wounds,
or in extrome CAGES Of disability arising from sickness,
| where the certificate shows that the man cannot
reasonably be expected 70 receiver in general hospital
II the regiment to which the man belongs = in this com
nand The application must be approved by company,
gimeral and all other intermediate commanders no
command the cerssats mus. be sighed BY the medical
ocer in charge and approved by the medical directof
Iosrfs~No leaves Of sbsopce or furloughs will bc
granted TO any cfncer or enlisted man by reason
bis beng paroed or exchanged prisoner or for any
other than sickness or wounds nscerelned ID the
FSta--No leave Of absence or ruycush will bc granted
greater period than thirty days. and 10 extensions
VS. ssis.ISmmaudlns odcsrs end ofBccrs IN charge oI
| 70 prcssai their applications IN person, but will
| forward them through che regular channss
| and by the regular orderos. AL papers
sent in through hs proper channels and In the prore
mode viii be prompy considered, and .ns decision com
munieatsd through tho channels without delay bu
no attention will DO paid TO cascs whero thh order ha
been infringed, and commanding o0icsss win hs he'
| responsible Tor It's observance. =
by command Of MAJOR 6encra BANKS.
RICHARD II. iRwfS. captain, AmdeCamp, Acting Ass'sl
| ant Adjusans General.
the pBFHNvEs or snir ISL AKp.
Persons who reach here trom SHIP Island state ,,sl
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Omesal Dra vStngs ef sh. library Asse-
citation Company Lslixry os Ksrtitks
CtAEe NO 1ls-o trlsf A. lss2 - -
IS 80, Sc, n, 81. 81 lJ, ~, "a, -. N, 81. te.
Gas No. sit-tsssrer :. i~1. - -
"a, SO, 20, %, 20, 81, Al, ", o., ~. -. :, ~.
:" 'H's n FRANCE 4 Co cs.lasss. -
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Esshs Carte: de- v,ss.s lsy st.-Es:s, "a
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

issued PRIOR 70 tn0 ISL OF january looo wtneut
being stamped shall be deemed invalid on that account
Suits for recovery Of penalty oay be instituted BY
collectors Hence, stamps not ready for the
lst Of October no injury loss will result to the public
expected however, that stamps for leading purposes
win be ready by Wednesday or soon After and the Of
stamps win be required whsnsysr Tho department IL pre-.
pared TO furnish them.
THE SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
Now The time to hurry the shoes and winter cloth
ing for the army There should be NO lack Of supplies In
the QuartcVmaster's Department, or q prompness In
their delivery. Commanders OF regiments should look
sharply after their quartormasters cold wsather a
proachcs.
couNTERFEIT AND wORrHLEss MONEY ArLQAT.
The army seems 70 be- flooded with counterfeit money
and notes Of broken banks Suffers bring plies Of them
TO the brokers' and the sale Of counterfeit deecors has
increased greatly In thia city.
some OF the scecssonsts here have byoached scheme
for rendering our postal currency valuelcss by sssaC
suvns at tho south and introducing u the North large
amounts Of spurious postal notes. Judging from the
clumsy work on their own paper money, tho rebels
would have poor success In attempting " initiate
ours IL has been suggested that they mag have them
manufactured In Esslsnd; but The English win hardly
turn coupscrtel,ers for tho rebels This now
cure caanot succeed.
rms ST. ALoYslUs HoslTAL.
rhest Aioysius Hospital 70 complete, sad ready for
nsory fcur thousand tcuia The Secretary Of War had
required the church OF 81 Aoysias 70 bo devoted 4
hospital purposes, aud tho clergy II the church offered 4
build . hospital that wonld accommodate double y,
number shs church could hold little delay could b
had. A call fos ecutriSu,ioss was made, and n ON
| weck sum ncss ulaa sufhcsent " pay ,bs who'll
| ooss wss raised by the congregation The, hospita
il admirably arranged ventilated, lighted win gas an
| furnished With hot aud cold watcr.
1 Tho Catholic cpuch and nunncry At frederick wer
tsIsn yer hus pals but protests wore made by bot
cathcs and .sotesauts " the War Naaftrncut gains
br, atinu up tho convent ana school, and Az Older wa
tsmcd t restore the bulings 70 acr oriiual wscs Go
! M.Iocd Mpryh. ,d tlc N.~ York fa,mutts, was qgl
active IN lt,i ghg asvu, ,hla result Il - undo.s
MAI ,kCro Nctc oih~r allli~gs whic. ytN 4 b. rs,l
ecp,vriealiy tor hlxeiia~ n tas nc sl"wa'a,
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

>HL following rs a list Of letters re-
Il naming ia the Post Office ia VIM
chester, Ind, uncalled for, Oh the first day
of October, le62:
A.-Susanha Anderson, Michael Alex
ander, john Adam-on.
B-Simon Bickle. David Black. Abner
Barker, Almlra Brown, Nathan Brown,
Emily Barr, Henry Baker, Eias Brown
C-Hannah Cioueh, Anna Co... Harry
{. Cox, Riley Cox, Sarah Jan. Curtlr.
Elisha Clrg.
De. II. DnoIittie. Fl. +. Darior.
G-Green Green. Il fsooaiI..
H-George HuneuI, Mthala Ha,.. VI
~ Heath.
Calvin Johnson, John jenkins. n
Jones, john w Jack, Elizabeth Is Joau-
son.
K-D.aiel Kidder, John ? X ans.
Julia Lyman, E!ihu Long. William
Sovd.
M-Sarah Jane Nav, Thomas Moore.
" J Medea.i, Matte r Ma~ton. Jennie
Mccall. 3; Samuel MrGuir.
PA Pickett. Jane Pickett, Elizabeth
J Pickett. Mary Pogue, Malinda Pinn.y :,
Leon " Poner.
R-Lyda Robinson, Annie Roberts.
S-Charles II Shorkr.v. W b Snedc-
ker, JohnSower, John Spade, Jane Steph-
ensou, Professor Stonsr.
N-Joseph Velton, Isaac Waugh.
VIOLIN Wildman, + b West.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters please say "AdAerfised''
b. r. DIGGS. p. VI
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
OHIO ELECTION.

CINcINN NTI. Oct. l5.-lst Dis
,rict; Pentleton, Dem, re-elect-
ed.
81 District; Democrats claim
Longs, Dem, election by about
800.
CoLuNBus, Oct. l5.-White
Union, Is probably elected to
Congress in the Toledo district.
Cox, Dem, is elected in this
district by 80 majority.
The Democrats here claim l3
or Ii CongresSn en-, and the State
ticket by 1000 majority.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-IIon. ]. NJ
Ashley i re elected in the 10th
District by from so to 500 maj
DAYTON, Oct 15.-Schenck'
majority over Vallardigllam II
the 81 District is 1872.
GAINESVILLE. Oct. l5.-In the
10th District Fink, Dem, is e
lected to Congress by 400 major
itv.
In The 18Th District O'Neil
Dem has 2 800.
In the 10th District White.
Dem, beats Bingham 800.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
New Advertisements.
Sheriff s Sale.

Bv virtue of venii and execu'io ion to
me di. ected from the Randolph Circuit
Court, will expose 70 sale AT the court
house door IN Winchester. Randolph
County, Indiana, on Saturday, the 18th
day of November, 1862, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock m ana 1 O'Clock ?
m OF said day the following real estate
situated in Randolph County, H. llama,
tO-wit:
The east half Of iu-lots number two %
and rumber five ~ in the west front OF
the town of Winchester. Randolph Coun-
y, Indiana.
Executed as the property of George w
Bruce. at the suit OF William NJ. Page.
A. II. JENKINS;
Oct. 10, 60. fee ,. Sh'f Y. c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
Written for the Journal
CAxP WAYNE. Richmond. lnd..)
October 9, 1862

DEAR JOURNAL: 1t seems al
most needless 10 communicate
any thing to your columns, from
the above named camp, from the
fact that it Is visited almost daily
by citizens of different parts OF
Randolph and adjacent counties
No where are visitors more gra-
ciously received than In camp
among soldiers. W certainly
think that any one can well al
ford to bear the perils and Priva-
tons of a soldiers life, when it SO
fifty prepares him to properly ap-
preciate all the little Slndnesses
of friends.
The friends of the soldiers Of
the 69th are indeed worthy OF al
praise in this respect Scarcely
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

a day passes without the camp
being visited by those having
irie9ds IN camp; and they seldom
iail-to BRING in vessels well filed
with goodies Company ID
has not leen unnoticed in TINS
line by It's friends, and, il behalf
of the Comptny we retdrn a
shower OF thanks to the ladies' of
Williamsburg and vicinity, for
the manifestation of their gener-
osity IL filling our table with del
icacies such as soldiers never get
without returning grateful
thanks.
The boys of Company d pre-
scented Lieut.. S. j. Miller a very
nice sword. 1t was presented on
LNhalf of the Company by Serg't.
John Macy, accompanied by
some brief and appropriate re-
marks. On receiving 1t Lieut..
Miller expressed in very few
words both his surprise and feel.
ings of gratitude for the unexpect.
ed ribute of respect and honor.
Last night the soldiers met
and organized a Soldiers Chris
tan Union Society. Capt. Ros.
was elected Treasure of the So
ciety. We would like to give {
full account of the meeting anC
its designs, but have not room.
We hope the JOURNAL will be
permitted to publish The name.
OF It's members, its designs &c
The Society, If properly attend
ed, can not fail to have a benefi
cial effect and be conducive o
moral habits among the soldiers
We calculate some time in tn
future to devote an article il
speaking Of the snares Of evi
that are lain Tor tie soldier an,
the great necessity of him eva
ding them. The health in cam
is tolerable good-some ague, a
is common in the fall. We hav
a beautiful camp. We heard tn
Colonel remark Today that h
would defy the State to compar
camps with Us, in point Of clean
illness and civilty.
The Regiment is now full
armed and equipped with &C
coutrements and clothing. Whe
duly exchanged they are r, adj
again to meet the enemy. Blu
they Will doubtless not leave tn
State until the paroled are ex
chaged.
None Of Company ID has We
been in the guard.house and
trust this may Ie SAID always i
the future. We doubt whc;he
any other Company can say a
much.
-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

The most important item O.
war news for the week relates to
the battle of Perryville, Ken
lucky, fought on "Wednesday o.
last week. 1t is allowed to have
been, in proportion to numbers
engaged, the most holly contest
ed battle of the war. The odds
arainst our men at the outset OF
the engagement must have been
about two to one.
The attack was made by
Brags's forces on McCook's Corps
d. Army. The fighting was most
" done bv Rosecrans' Division,
formerly Mitchell's.
Our loss was about 500 killed
and twice that number wounded.
That of the rebels probably not
lar different. The firing ceased
abont an hour after night, when
,he Union army lay down upon
its arms, while the rebels silent
ly and rapidly continued their re
treat, leaving our forces In pos
session OF the field and large por.
tons of their dead and wounded
A"renewal of the attack was
expected on the next mornlng by
our troops and we have had ru-
mors TO that effect, as we'll as Of
other engagements through
the week. but it is believed moth
inc farther of the kind has taken
place. Our last advices from that
quarter are to the effect that
Bragg ana his hordes are in full
retreat endeavoring to get ont oil
the State.
All had been quiet on the Pc
tomac till yesterday when a tele-
graphic report that the the rebels
had advanced to and were tight
ing our troops at Centervilie
"Prompt arrangements were
made along the lines to meet
emergencies, Shut no guns being
heard in that direction the scare
subsided.
II was also reported that the
rebels were crossing the Potomac
at Hancock in large iorce-repor'
not credited.
The result Of our State election
is still involved in some doubt
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
NJRS RY STOCK.
F.ER.NERS,
Look to Your Interest!

I ATE in the fall is a GOOD TINE
IL TO set out Fruit Trees, as the ground
is then in good condition for planting. and
trees then planted have the important ad .
vantage of the earth becoming settled a
bout the roots, by winter irpst- anil snring
rains. and also of EARLY GROW TIL A..
starting with the advance Ol Spring.
Those wishing TO plant can fiud over
one hundred % the best varieties Of Ap-
pie trees on the ground at the Railroad
Nursery one half mile east of Winchester
on the l. X b. Railroad. will also have
on th" ground by the 25th of the present
month large lot OF STANDARD and Dwarf
Pear trees. all the leading kinds OF Cher
~, of bearing sizes, Piums, Nectarines,
Apricots. large lot OF Peach trees, and
the leading varlties OF Grapes, to- wit -
Diana. Concord. Delaware, Rebecca, Lo-
gan. Cstawta. Isabella. Clinton, &c. Al
80 4 fine lot Of the best Roses and Orna-
mental Shrubs, such "a Oak Leaf. Weep
ing Mountain Ash. Purple Fringe, and
the diiierei.t kinds of Evergreens. the
leading kinds of Strawberries and Rasp
berries. LAYTON Blackberry, Currants and
Gooseberries.
Prices as low as at any other reliable
nursery. Al trees and shrubs warranted
true to name. Orders promptly attended
to. :. Z. LUDY.
N B.-I have about 10000 fine four
year old Apple trees Those wishing large
trees can ne accommodated.
Oct 3, l-62 w3
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SHERIFF-S SALE.

-
By virtue Of fee bill execution 70 me
directed from the Randolph Circuit
Court, will expose - sale at the court
house door in Winchester. Randolph Co,
Indiana, on Saturday. the 18th day of Nov
ember. lc62, between the hours OF 10 o'clk
IN and 4 o'clock p M OF said day the fol
'wing real estate, situated IN Randolph
county, Indiana, TO wit:
Ten acres OF land of of the north end
the south west quarter of the north
at quarter OF section thirty-six, sc
pwnshiy twenty, go range thirteen lI3)
cast.
Executed as the property of William
VI. Page, at the suit OF Will lam VI
Page, ". Silas COlsrovc ct al.
A II JENKINS.
Oct. l6, ls62 fee3 Sh'h c
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

4 John B. Goodrich, Clerk OF H.. Ran
i. delphi Circuit Court, do hereby c. rriis
that ESQ. Downing has fled in my flee
an estrsy notice; said estrslv being q, -cri-
bed a. follows: One back horse. about
fifteen hands high, and small collar mark
on the lett side OF the meek, supposed 10
be eight wears old.
ALSO-One bay mare. blind in the
right eve. small lump nader tie belly pith
collar-mark on each s..is OF the neck. a
boat II hands high supposed T. b. 10
years old. Tie fso appraised - = hiv-
Eve dollars. JOHN b. GOODRICH.
Oct. 3, 1862 3w Ok.
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN

y that we will sell. at public auction.
on Tuesday, the oath day OF November. A
n. ls62. Al the late residence of John
Burroughs, late of Randolph County.
Indiana, deceased, all his personal proper
tv not taken by the widow of the dece
dent. consisting of horses. hogs. sheep.
cattle, corn in the field. farming utensils.
&c.
A credit Of IL months will be given on
ak sums of three dollars and upwards. the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security. waving valuation and arprai-e-
meni lsvs.
CALVIN BCREoUGHs.
CORNELIUS b. MURs.T,
AdmIs.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Force alone could not conquer
without ideas, and for tne sake
Vi peace he now plead for free
dom. The instincts Of freedom
did "ot prompt the support OF
emancipation. The command
Of the Almighty to at his people
90 free should have an elect
The conclusion that he (Sumnei)
came TO, was that, by emanclpa-
ton, the war was changed IN Its
character. but not IN It's object,
aad that It was 4 va. for ali maa-
Kind.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
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