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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
Advertisement,
.,., AN IaIiE.

Roswell Warmers Colohhc Colon haa ,aaar.',on'
BISwa OF ,boat ',oabns OF entanens Narrated zoe
best and ehs.Pe. Try ~ ;Ss =. via ar u,s ''"'
prssras sooyIslD Gsa,Isl Assa:', No Jeaa'r
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Observation-Disclosures prii ~.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-Meuy Wives 81 Windsor.
WALLACK'S-Folies OF Night-S~estbesrts and Wivc.
WINTER GARDEE-LuckL1hs ToodleE
NIBIpS-Am0Ta floyd.
BARNtTMs MUsEUM-The Wrrcs Ashore.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DKSloN-So 1G Broadway.
GOUPIL'S GALLERY-Yolcsno 81 the Andes.
IRVING HALL Camille UTso's Concert
GYMNASrGC ACADEMY-No. 50 " eat Fourteenth street
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lAdveTtisemsnLI
1t,lIN ~ ANnMlIAT III

PUN SiOGNOMi-lHE CniN' HND " IS -
ard Violent Love illustrated with nieeh nsais ~ H..
Apni PHAHSoLooiCAL JOUKSAb IN, i Vt'i ., ,hs
Rec, Human PeIisction AIT Items. ,nd Ie 'siet! ti,'
seYeutb Voun. sent by post Is ri va. o. MI.
number. lncios- amount sud sddir" ''"'''
No. Jus BioadWay, New-Nofk
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Caution.
Caution.
MogFATs LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTcRs.

MoPFATs LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BIrTERS
Drugs. and medicine dealers throughout the country ore
cautioned agans. buyng selling certain medicines pre-
pared by .., op-.,,A
and vi ish are claimed 20 be the genuine
LIFE PILLS aud PHOENIX BlrrERs.
An Injunction been Issued by the Cont on the sppca
tim of me representatives OF the ste proprietor,
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAr (deeeased)
Restraining the sait John Moa, Co.. from making or sell
ling the same and every effort viii be made 10 protect the
trade aud the public sg,inst ,,
The undersigned is the only person authorized TO "aLsc
'u' GFSlrINF LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BIrTERs,
As they have heretofore Manufactured ana SOFA oS ne
ate proprietor ,,n,p,,- ,D-nppsoN 4, A,sr,
MOFFAT BUILDING,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RocHEsTgR, N. T., Dec Is lst
Nessrs p II. DRAKE Co: have been great masrss
from Dyspepsia three four years aud had TO abandon my
profession About three months ago tried the PsDs,ioa
Bi;es and my great JOY en- now nearly well mao
have recommended them In several and. as far ..
know always vita signal benefit sm respectfully yours
Rev. J. s. CATHoRN.
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To the Associated Press.

WV CIxcIxSArI. Saturday April 2S 1853.
Advices from below state that there has been
cessation of fighting on the Codwater. During the
fighting thus far the Union loss has been small. One
Colonel is reported killed, but his has not yet
been ascertained
Rebel reports say that Gen. Loring had arrived
from Fort Pemberon with several thousand men,
and reinforced Gen. Chalmers. Some hard lighting
was anticipated.
Several houses were burned at fernando on the
2lst inst.
1t is reported that Holly Springs has been reOccu-
pied by the Unionists.
The steamer Prima Donna from Vicksburg, az
rived at Memphis on the 23d inst.
When our gunboats and transports ran tho Rebel
blockade at Vicksburg all went past the Warrenton
batteries but toe Forest Queen, which, being dis
abled, put in at the mouth Of the lower canal for
repairs On Tuesday she ran by the Warenton
batteries and joined the feet. Not gun was fred
at her.
A special dispatch from Stanford, Ky, says Capt.
Hough of the iith Ohio, with $50 men, attacked 4
body Of the enemy below Rockhold on the VIII
liamsburg Road, on the 23d, and, killing four and
capturing nine, drove the enemy across the river.
We sustained no loss.
Epening.-Memphs dispatches Of the 29d inst
make no mention Of repulse Of the Unioa troops on
the Codwater, as reported in The Riesmopd Hhis
Of the I'd inst. on the authority OF The Joekson
Miss Telegraph.
According 10 the beat information obtained there
has been no fighting of consequence on the Cold
water or near fernando since the fight Of Saturday
and SUNDAY last, in which the Rebels were driven
back.
MEMPHIS. Thursday, Aprl 30 1853.
Six more transports have recently been successful
in running the blockade. They are tho Tigress,
Empire City, Moderator, Anglo-Saxon, Cheesnsn,
and Harrison. The casualties not known.
| The Froestone and A. ID. Ilne have taken two
double-deck fatbosts through the Duckport Canal.
These boats are capable OF carrying 900 men each.
Transports now run by Warrenton without diiheni'
ty, the batteries being silenced.
Gen. Bankss army il at Point Coupe, on the
south bank Of Red River, and opposite Bayou Sara.
Northern papers are not allowed in Gen. Grant e
army at prssent. The transports have returned
from the Yszoo expedition, unsuccessful.
The Rebels, under the command Of Gen. Wood,
were attacked by Brighten. Dodge, with a part OF
the command Of Msjor-Gen. HurlJut, at Bear Creek,
and driven coDfusedly TO Craney Greek. Gen
Dodge now occupies Bear Creek.
The situation OF affairs in the neghborhOod OF the
Coldwater is unchanged SkirmishiDg still contin'
ues. TIE Rebels report tina, Blythe has been re
duced TO the ranks
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The Lament Of the Flea.

Lorg years have wandered unfettsrsd and Ice.
And bitten the young and the old,
And laid ia the couch OF the rich and the peer.
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power aiming fast from me
APowDEs MAGNETIC and strong
Invented BY Lyon, is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long
LYONS POWDER ia harmless to mankind, bs, VIII I'M
all house insects g,rden worms plant bugs, &c LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS arc sure death 10 and mice Ssld
everywhere. DshAs D BARNES TO-
No. 7O2 Broadway, NJ Y
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MARRIED.

HNNINGs-NELsOS--On Wednesday April Y az me
residence Of the BRIDES sister In Brooklyn ~ she rev
" CorneL Lewis I. Jennings Of Durham Greene county
n Y 20 Mary Nelson Of CoIsackie. n. 1. no cards.
CoI..cts aud Cstskill papers please copy
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"a .ms was on her lp-hsslh was in her isOk, sxssss
was IN her step. and In her hands-Psntatou Bstofs
S-T-1S6O-x.
A few bottles OF Plantation Bittsrs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
VIII cure Cold EKtrsmiues snd Fsversh Lips
VIII cure Sour Stomach aud Fstid Breath
VIII cure Flstulsncy and Indigestion. f
via cure Nervous Alec toDs
VIII cure Excessive Fatigue and Short SrssA-
VIII cure Pain the Eyes
VIII cute Mental Dependency.
VIII cure Prostrss.a. Great weshness.
VIII cure ssllOw Comple-s.n Weak Bowels. 20
Witch are the sviaeaces OF
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPErnA
It's estimated hst ssvsntsnhs all adult ailments p.es,l
nom deceased and torpid liver The hillary secretoDs Of N,
liver overlooking into the stomach poison the entire syse
and exhibit the above symptoms.
Aer long ressareh, able 10 present the most
mMkaole core for these horrd nightmare diseases the
world las ever produced Within one year over sx bus.
drsd and forty thousand person, have taken the Fanatics
Bittsrs and not an instance Of complaint has
knowledgsI
@ most eec,aal tonic and agreeable .imulsnt suissd %
all conditions OF life.
The reports that II relies upon mineral substance. for n, 40
tive properties wholly false For the public sssetion
and that patients may consult their sicians We appsod
list oil It's obmponents.
CALIsAYA bARk-CeeOrated oveg TWO hundred
freshmen, Fever and Asus Dyspepsia wsskssss TO
IL introduced into Europe by the Countess vita Of the
yceroy Of Peru in s4O Afterwards sold Jssoiis
for ne price Of ia p<ehf IN nip under he
name JSurs PoVdes and finally made public by
Louis XVII King OF France. Humboldt makes especial rsE
erencs to It's ebhuse qualities during his South Americas
travels
CA,cARrLA BARK-For dsrfhee cello and diseases Of the
stomach and bowels.
DASDELIos-For Inflammation Of the lOns and dropsics
affections
CBAxoALY FLovERs-Per enfsebled digestion
LAvEsDKR FLOwaKs-ArOtnstic stmulans and tons-
highly invigorstinz in nervous debility
WIETsRGRREs-For scrofula- rhspmatism, &c.
ANnEAn aromatic esminstive creating flesh muscle ssd
mills much used by mothers nursing
A.O. cloysbuds, orange carrawsy. eosnde snakssoos
&c.
8. T.--l360-X
Another wonderful Ingredient Of Spanish origin. impsrtiss
beauty the complexion and briAocy to the mind 10 80
un1nown the Of the world, and withhold ~
| name for the present.
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IAdysrti.euleui.l

LIGHT GYMNAsTICs.-Mn: iL,"h NV
LiGnr GrxsAsrc AcApnsr No. - we Nv
Ion Ladies, W lille, aud Children on h"hp~'' way
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Loyal National League.
THE HALL OF THE LEAG UE.
No sl3 BROADWAY psar l2tb.st.

No. 8l3 BROADWAY, near l2th-st.,
IS OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
SUNDAYS ExCEPTEDl, FOR MEMBERS OF THE
LEAGUE and their Friends in the City om the Country
~ The ROLL Of the League already signed by about ten
thousand Members may be signed at the Hslby citizens who
are not already members and ALL MEMBERS can there
obtsin sratuitou.ly, DOCUMENTS connected with the
sreat questions Of the Times for sending to eads 10 the
Army elsewhere.
BADGES FOR SALE AT THE HALL.
ANY MEMBER by sending the address Of those whom be
wi.hs. TO supply can have Documents sent them DIRECT
from the Hall Of the League.
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
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spring.

spring. -, =,
SPRING CLOTHING not surpassed IN the way o.
s,sor,u,eut taste style price in this city. Iho
Cu.toui-R Room, Childrens. ard Furnishing Depart
nlent not equaled. Entire satisisesion given or
money returned. Please csl aud examine for your
T. B. BALDWIN Nos. 10 and p Bewery.
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

Newly ork YosBg Mems Christian Associa-
uon.-Ihs regular Monthly Meeting will De held 10 the
rooIs Of The Association Bible House 3tav and 9b,
THIS tmondsyl EVENING. Apr n. at O'Clock. An es.sy
ior C,'J Mr.cn@ Addresses by the Rev A H. BURLIN0-
HAM aud other gentlemen. cordis invitation 10 extended
JAS. l.. HASTE. Rec Secretary.
ChnmDer OF commercially adjourned meeting Of
tho Chamber OF Commerce will be held On WEDNESDAY
April 20 a. sclock to hear from Mr +. HALL some &C.
count Of his Arctic EXPLORATIONS and some views in reference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
ONLY ONE TRANSPORT SUNK,
NONE OFTHE GUNBOATS DISABLED
TEE FIGHTING ON THE CoLpwATER
TIE BATTERY At WARBESTON SILENCED
Defeat of the Rebels at Bear Creek.

Special Dispatch to The n, Tribune.
WAsHIseros. April rs, 1858.
Official dispatches received to-day from the com
manders of the navy aud army before Vieksburg
announce that another feet has successfully passed
the Rebel batteries st that point, aud joined thai
which passed them week ago. Five hundred shots
were fired at them, aud almost overy vessel was hlt
but no gunboa, injured, and only one transport
was sunk. All the barges loaded with COAL OF
which there were q number, safely reached their
destination.
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Al. BLsEcKEB. Auc'ioneer
=. N..,.fau and Graunda at TuDby

A. j. BLEEcKEB. Auc'ioneer
spI.pdid Nausion and Grounds at TuDby
uooL.-A. J. BLEECKER. SON Co. viii sell at auction
ON THURSDAY April 90 at IL o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange sal.,roon No. Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
the splendid Mansion and Grounds tie residence Of TIE ate
Alder; Il. Besk, ESD situate Of lnboy bo'H ron "s'nns
90 ,r;.ing about three acres OF land with fine view Of
IN. North River Ground high fine garden, and fruit aud
lawn b.e trees House 4ix46 eet built OF brick hollow
WALL. marble aLtss hard walls finished Ia elegant manner
no, and cold water toushou BATH &C. 60 Gas throughout
the hOne rem Harlem Ga. Company the stable, P1ss &C.
&c. $1,000 can remain mortgage Map'' &c'' at NO. -
cedsr..t adjoining Bank OF Commerce
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The Great spring Remedy.

The Great spring Remedy.
For purifying the blood and removing al foul and bilious
sscreticns from tho sys!e medicine IA 50 siheaeiou'
the original and genuine
Dg.sP. TOWNSHIPS sARsPARILLA
p,.p.red under tbs immediate direction Of Dr. JAS. X
Chiffon, Chsmi,t No IL Fol,onst, n. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month. l7th Day, 1863
RESPECTED Ny daughter has been nush beuensd
by tn. use thy Plantation Bitts Thou wilt ssnd me i've
bottles more. Thy friend. Asa CohhIs'
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DR.. j. ii. schenck,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
vviu ,i.i, NETWORK City. Proisssiously, every
TUESDAY from a ~. &. s p ~. -
Hi.pumerous patients aud all afflicted with Coughs COLDS
pion or any Lung Bronchial Al LOTIONS. ss n
yted 10 ca on him 10 EewYork 90 TUESDAYS only 81 '
rooms No. 81 Bond.si.
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SHERMAN HousE, CHICAGO. |

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO. Ill., FEB. H. 1901
Me,,, p H. DRAKE Co.. Please send another twelve
case. OF your Plantation Btlsu As morning sppesi1e,
they appear to superseded everything else and are
greatly esteemed.
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Acknowledgement ]

Advertisement
En- tOiDERINa MACHINES TO KENT AND
FOR ss .Sswingmschues f.. Embroidering and FAMILY
Use. w WI0XSs JR. No 40 Brosdssy, COT Brooms-''
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The Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter.
Corrected BY
THE METROPOLITAN BANK by


Th, publication Il tbs most complete Manual on Banks
ooreet 4 The value IN NewiYk Of a the bank
notes issued An the United aud Csnsds with correct
and careful description Of oil frauds connIoiot' aH' Aesu
notes IL Is published al the following rates;
~ Mar Grizzly CARRIERS
weekly.............S2 Is Weesy..............75 %
So Month y... 4 81 S.m- Monthly. "
Montby............ 25l Monthly. -
tn. DESCRIPTIVE REGISTER or GENUINE BANK
NOTES Is QuAlto volume Of bi plEes ead contAns care
M and iuut. description Of every Genuine bebk Note Is
med Ia he country Ihs VOLUME together with tho NE L
aOPOLITAE COIN BOOK, will De given GRATIS 10 each
the Reporter who pays one year IL sd'ahce
Address
METROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORTER,
Or GWYNNE & DAY,
ono. 81 Walst. Eew-York.
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.r,pveo.r,s are now completed to supply any demand
%, III. artiel. which from lack Of Government stamps has
not heretofore been possible.
Tn. public may assured that in no case viii tho per
fecy pure standard Of the Pntson Bitten be departed
from Every bonic bears 81 lesmas Of oar ngsasyes"s
sts.i.plat. sagrorng. or Il eaRaOs be SssstAe.
SOLD by all Drugg'.s GrOcs AID Dealers throoshous Ne
.ount,, P. Ii. DRAKE Co.
No aO2 Bgssdvsy. Nsv.1osk-
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A NV STYLE or SUMNER BAIMoRALs 20

\ NEW STYLE or SUMMER BAiMORAs FOR
LsDIEsAt CanIelrs No. Bl3 Broadway. Will be found
srtcs light and elegant particularly adapted tor Spring
anu Summer Ladies' cali and examine IT.
At ths -abshmsDt parents aud gusrdisn' can pro
que suy description OF boots shoes for Boys aud ouths
Misses and Children at fair pcesCsnues stock o. these
fabrics being OF the Target and nost varied character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
Amcrirnn Institute Farmers, Club regula

w,rAly Of the Quo viii be held 1o-MohhoM ff
Anil 80 at the rooms OF the Institute In the Coopet p
viii b. Distributed. The public are invited. &, s,
Join ". CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
COyFlA&.iAueN.

ca FRIDAY might las; our friend
Fla Edwards aud family, living
ab0N or aud one half miles
south o town, wee Ill walked
1t once. laa1t II O'clock. by a
dense >usi,ocasIng smoke 'n the
slrep:u sapartmeats, and tue dis
covery WA. soon made That II
proceeded from beneath the floor
of aa anu>ed room. Some little
cheek was gwen To II az first, but
II was soon found to iie inposSi .
ble 10 cXtlnIuish II. and the ef-
forts were turned to eaviug such
property as could ne removed
The beds AMI lighter articles
we're got odt, but the bcdSteid>
and sll heavy articles we're lost
with about itIy dohars Ia money
that was forgotten IN the excite
rnent of the occasion. Mr.. Ed
wards loss is about $1,000.
The tire Appeals to have been
COMMUNICATED to sill against
which the brick o. an open fire
place had Leen laid IN the build
ing of the house, though the dis.
lance below the level of the
q hearth was so great, 1t was
thought, as to exclude all danger
from mat source.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
Truth Stranger than Fiction
A STARTLING WORK.
FEMAlE>l LIFE
AMONG the M0RMONS,
NARRATIVE or
Many Years Personal Experience,
By MARIA WARD
THE WIFE OF
a MORMON ELDER.

''rhat one-haifthe world can not imagine
how the other half iiye,' l. no less true than
irite; ana Tie lesson the adass noEjs, our eS-
perience aud observation daily tends 10 veri-
~. Then, too, when we consider the ever
varying phases Of human passion, and the
di seordant elements from which all novel and
fanatical sects are moulded, IL scarcely
seem surprising that faithful record OF aetu-
al events should exceed in singularity the
" hsisst dream Of romance: or that crimes
both strange aud unnatural, should be perpe-
trated in far of country on the outskirts OF
civilization, whish people In another state OF
society would never imagine possible. Know
ing rs ! do know, the evils and horrors and
denominations Of the Mormon system, the deg
radiation II imposes on females. aud the con-
sequeBt vices which extend through all the
ramIarations OF the society. 4 sense ofduly 10
the world hssinduced me to prepare the fol.
lowing narrative for the public eye. The ro-
mantle incidents connected with my expert.
ence, many think bordering on the marvellous
To them ! would say. that this narrative ofmy
life only proves, what has 80 often been prov.
ed before, that ''TRuTH Is STRANGER THAN
FIcTiOs.'-Author's Preface.
The book contains 40 pages. with engrav-
ings, Is neatly bouu1 in cloth, and will be sent
to any address, postpaid, Oh receipt Of price.
Sl,25.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"SUBROsA" writes us a very
interesting letter from Arkansas
Post under date of January 18th.
We wonld gladly print it, bu. as
it contains nothing not already
publ shed, think the space at our
command can be more profitably
filled.
j. b. II. came not to hand
"For this Week." Doubtless
stuck III the mud in some cross
mail route. BY the way, he wrote
US a while ago that he was glad
"Branwell" was to be a regular
contributor, had read prelude"
with a good deal of interest, and
as the writer was pledged to do
his best he expected something
pretty good, and should always
read his articles first. Doubtless
Others a well as he are missing
Branwell's articles. But the lat
ter must be excused. For time
at least his attention must be oc-
cupied by the weightier matters
of state. Again, "when the hur-
ly buely ; dcne,' we hope to en-
JOY his society and to enliyen our
colu rs with his lqeubrations.
To E. A. c. we have to apol-
Ogize. Having some way mis-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
ECONOMY IN COMPOSING
MANGRES.

To employ all the resources Of
the farm in production is the aim
OF all thorough farmers. To
know how to do this most eco
nomically and successfully, and
to practice it, is to be good far
mer.
In the decomposition of man.
ures, heat is generated. la very
many cases this heat may be
profitably used, where it is not
now made available for any pur-
pose. Especially may it be SO
used where the farm > contigu-
Gus to vegetable market, or
where a system of husbandry is
adopted involving the culture OF
aot-bed grown plants. The hot
bed is one of the best places In
the world to decompose manure
without loss. Covered with soil,
and again with glass, the heat
from the decomposlng mass ger
inmates seeds, and pushes plants
rapidly forward. Early cucum-
bers, radlshes, tomatoes, sweet
potatoes, cabbages and all kinds
OF salad, may be thus started Tor
early market, or the plants grown
for sale prolitabIy. Especially
near large ties are the profits OF
hot-beds wonderful. when prop
erly managed. And as a means
of using ones resources, it has
no superior. A gentleman IN
this State, (lllinois) starred his
cotton-seed IN his hot beds, and
transplan.ed to the open field
when the soil and season were
right, and in latitude forty and
one. half deg. north, rlpened his
crop perfectly. Tobacco plants
may be started also; indeed, the
farmer who once learns the pro.
fits of bot beds, will extend the
area oil his glass, rather than d.
mnish II, Annually. 1t is one
way To pfo'oag the season ana
20 insure good garden, and the
coarse manure Of which the hot
beds were made w.ll be found
thoroughly deconposed, and eX-
cel,ent ior incorporating ~ gar
den soil.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OF Thos. Wards at the hard
ware store, North of Court House.
OF John Ross III the mammoth
grocery and bakery on corner of
Maj and Franklin. Though
these gentlemen have been a 1T
tie quiet of late, they have never
relaxed nor curtaIled their busi-
hess. Theirs are emphatically
the houses to 90 TO for trade In
their respective lines.
See w. b. Pierce's notice of
cheap Coal OIL.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
Gen. Blunt, Of Arkansas fame,

Gen. Blunt, Of Arkansas fame,
Is among the distinguished ar
rivals OF the past week. He is
on a recuperative visit to his
family. now soiournihg here.
The Gen. is looking well and
like il would take consihcT able to
Subdue hin. tie declines to
speak to the people here in a
public ma i1er for reasons salts
factory, tn himself aaI some
what Reluctantly givea away 60 by
the rest.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
Sherif'S Sale.

DY virtue of venditioni e4ponas
ID and execution 10 me directed from
the Randolph Com non Pleas and Circuit
Courts, will expose to sale at the
Court House door III Winchester, Ram
dolph county. Indiana, or Saturday the
9Th dav of February, 1863, between the
hours of 40 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p.
m. of said day the following real estate.
situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to
wit:
Thirty-fve acres Of land off of the
south part of the northeast quarter OF
the south-gest quarter Of section sixteen
,le,. township nineteen ,l9l, range four
teen a., east,
Executed "a the property of Meredith
Small at the suits of John Shocknev
Pleasant Unthank and Griffin Davis.
a. II. JENKINS,
Jan. IL, 1868. 2ofeeS5 Sh'f r. c.