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T UTY POST OFFICE.

SMITH a BEALL, No. a6I gRVERTH
- Street, between land X streets, u the Cheapest
clothing BonSS In town, Tythsm,
nov 9l-AHRnp
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TAKE NOTICE,

20 TAKE NOTICE. IN
VI. T. PARKER,
NO. 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Respectfully and cheerfuly rcturns thanlya for the
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Having every facility for doing
HOUSE, SIGN,
AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING
/ Together with all work pertaining to a FInsT.
/ CLASS Painting Establishment
He has no hesitaRcy in soliciting continuance
/ of the puhlicE favor.
! HIS Prices are Reasonable;
The Work UaereGphonaJlcj
And particular attention Is paid 10
PRoMPTNESs IN DELIVERY.
| EE-RPmember the number
so LOUISIANA Avenue
oct 2-1m bet. sixth and seventh streets.
! THoMAs f. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, &C.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
wiz give prompt and efficient attention 10 the
prosecution OF Claims of every description aRalnEt
cessful. '"e
Both references and charges for services will be
made satisfactory. ' Nv
bS@ Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dIa.
easel during the existing war also, for the WIdowa
aud orphans OF soldiers who have died from Wounds
or disease Incurred while In the United StateR ser
vieei also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in.lsw OF
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attOrneys or other persons for.
warding business. '''
The highest price, paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS T.. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants
No. 47O Seventh street
Washington, d. C.
n. D. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
VIII be entitled 10 ny services 10 the amount OF
their charges. TEJ0 "
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( uTY POST OFFICE,
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NOTICE Is hereby given that, in accordance with
lnsiIuei!Ons laid down by the Postmaster General
wan receive, on TUESDAY, January 6, and foF
the space Of thirty days thereafter, for redempton
81 this Oice, such sOiied or dCacrd y0siJgP 3aF0 Gs
hdr become so BY being used as ctHTcHCv
Apply NJ Room No, ~, between the hours of 10
o'clock, 4. m, and o'clock, p. m.
l., CLEPHANE, Postmaster
dee 3l-eolm star ChFOnl
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- Street, between land streets, II the ChsApsst
clothing BonSS In town, Try thsm,
nov al-atRnp
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COMES q BROWN,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS

Pensions, Back Pay, Onicers'
Recruiting, and all othe II just Claims,
against the Government.
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GREAT REMEDY

FOR RHEUMATIsM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, LUAI.
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAiHs
BRUISES, CUTS, AND WOUNDS, PILES
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS;
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.NPEOIAL- NoTIeR.

DIR. n. yELLNx's Priyuis Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner ofseventh and street,,
opposite the Post and Patent omees. Rooms
and -, up Stair. Washington, D. c.
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247. GOSLING "a

n. B.-At the request OF many customers, the
proprietor has arranged TO make reduction, TO
regular hONNGFs, of I'd per cent on the regular bill
OF fare. de "a
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
PRONUNCIATION.

We often hear people, some of
them teachers and public speakers,
pronounce the word WoUND as if it
were written woond. This is
erroneous. Other things being
equal we should observe the anal
osy between a word considered
doubtful and others of It's class.
Especially should this rule have
weight when number of similar
words have the same origin.
This is the case with the word
WOUND. The Editor of Wcbster's
Dictionary says ofthe pronunciation
roond, "lt is certainly opposed to
an important principle of our Ian
guage, viz. that words in on, of
Saxon origin, retain the regular
Saxon sound of our, as sound
ground, found, &c, while words
derived from the Frcnch have the
sound of on in that language, as
SouV, group &c. 1t would be
quite as proper to pronounce The
words bound, mound, pound, and
sound with the sound OF 90 as heard
In moon, soon, and loon, as it is to
say r00ad
1t is said that this false pronun-
citation originated in mistake
made by Edmund Burke when
speaking ii Parliament. I'm the
rapidity of his enunciation lie acct
denlally said woond, and as be was a
great man, the people who wished
TO lead society copied the error,
and it became the fashionable pro-
nunclatlOn. ii.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
STATE Of Indiana, Ran
NOfph CONNfV.

In the Randolph Common Pleas Court,
October Term, "A. ID. e63.
Reuben Conner, Complaint for
Peter Ky y; :, as No. "'''''0"
NOW comes the said Plaintiff by Carey 5.
N Goodrich, Esq. his Attorney and files
his complaint herein together with an afda-
Wit, that Daniel Kyse-, Benjamin Kyscr.
Philip Kyser. Charles Kyser. Mary Kyses.
Mary Body, Adam Body, Isaac Brewbaker,
Daniel Brewbaker, Rebecca Norman. Gabriel
Norman, Daniel Brewbaker. Samuel Prev
baker, Joseph Body, Adam Body. .iohn Ray,
FIavilla Ray, David Ray, Phillip Conner
Phebe Reed, Cyrus +. Reed, Elizabeth Co
mer, David Conner, Disa y. Conner, Rebecca
Conner, Marv A. Conner. Benjamin f. 20
m.r, William Conner, Elizabeth Miller, Re-
becca Snyder, George snyder, Joseph Co
mer and Peter Conner, are not residents Of
the State of Indiana.
Notice is therefore given said defendants
that unless they be and appear on the FIrst
day az the said Randolph Common Pleas
Court, to be held at the Court House in
Winchester on the Fourth Monday in Octo-
her. A ID. 1883, and then and there answer
or demur to said complaint the same will be
heard and determined in their absence,
Witness my name and the seal of said
LIS Court this 18th day Of July, 1863.
J. b. GOODRICH, Clerk
Milo.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
WV PTBLICATION.

.'oT in press AL 20 sc ready To- suosr.i-
bers within a few aeeks. both At this Office
and a. Spartanburg IN this county. the first
number OF a new quarter IA gan, 70 be
entiti.-3 II, t4dsHfs' kcB9sfforE
The work l. o. be published under the
auspices Of "tTui0l Literiry Institute" ~
endowed and furnishing school for coiored
students, situated near spar anburs ia this
county. $. II Smother, fcolored) present
principal ofIhe Institute, Ntl lie editor Of
the Rcpo.itOrv and itscolu.nus will be pin
cipal occupisa4 10 contributions from per
sons Of color. The Editor + yOung man
of enerrv aud culture, sni tne contributions
ALREADY in type manifest al ability and earn
es.ress that give pdOnise that the work sill
be one OF interest q an who have the elcva-
ton OF the cOlOr,d element Of our popula
ton az heat
Subscriptions received al this office su3
by The Editor az -plrtUburg, and ihe work
will be for sale at all the books torres and
periodical depots an the vicinity.
IL will be printed on fine white paper and
new typc, at the low rate of ~ cents year,
aud J., cents for single numbers.
It's Issue has been unavOidably DELAYED,
but arrangements have been made which
will ensure tho appearance ofthe first mum
Der ~ m carly caN
We hope that all who are friendly TO such
an enterprise will their influence to give
the new work a general circulation.
Each number OF the Repository will con
tain at least - double column pages, Octave.
The second Number will be issued about the
ist Of October.
The delsrY in getting ont the first number
j. on account of failure in the working
force Of this office, and i in no way the
fault OF Mr.. SmOthers.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
PAMPHLETS RECEIVED.

We have received the following
pamphlets; Eighth Annual Gaia
Iogue oil the North Western Fcu,ale
COLLEGE, Evanston Ill. Mrs Lizzie
Mace Nc Farlond is Lady Prlnci-
pal. and Miss Luella Clark Pie
ceptor of Mental and Moral Sci
ence and Bellies LettreS.
Seventh Annual Catalogue of
the Officers, Teachers and Students
of the South Western Normal
School and Business Institute, at
Lebanon, Warren co. 0.
Naledictory Address 10 the Gr,d
uating Class of the Female Medi-
cal College OF Pennsylvania, at the
Eleventh Annual commencement,
March 18th 1868, by EmellEe Ii.
Cleveland, M. ID.
From Prof. q. w. Hoss, the Cat
alogue OF North Western Christian
University, indianapolis, for the
session of le63-64.
From Clara +. Luce, an Address
on Universal Education, delivered
before the st. Clair co. Teacher
Institute, at Bellville, Ill. BY
Richard Edwards. Also Proceed.
ings of the Institute.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
THE ATMOSPHERIC.

We have observed, for several wears, that
each display of the aurora BorodIis, or
Northern Lights, is preceded by peculiar
condition of the atmosphere, in which the
air seems filled with a blue haze or vapor,
as it has been in remarkable degree Tor
some time recently. At each appearance Of
the Northern Lights, il suddenly becomes
colder; and, hitherto, this change has
usually been follow ed in few DAYS by rain J..
On wednesday night there was a brilliant
Auroral display, and the night was very cold
Next morning Cthe IGth) there was quite a
frost.
The phenomena attending all the great
magnetic storms Of recent years have been
very similar: and for some weeks lately
persons whose organization makes them
peculiarly sensitive 20 atmospheric condi-
tions, have been conscious oi disturbance
Of the magnetic equilibrium.
We shall not be surprised to hear that
telecraphing has been interfered with, or OF
sudden changes in the barometer. IL
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
OF TSIDE.

a movement is IN progress at
Pittsburg, Penn designed 10 secure
the cooperation of Christians of
all denominations IN behalt of an
amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States which shall
amount 10 a distinct ackuowledg-
nent of God in our National Con-
st'tutIon, and clearly show that we
are Christian people.
We find the above in many OF
cur exchanges, and the movement
Is regarded as one every way worthy
and proper. We would suggest
that the best way for US, as a ma
ton, to recognize aud acknowledge
God and His sovereignty, you'd
be by conforming our national
action and character to those eternal
principles oGJustice, Freedom, and
Humanity. which make up the law
Of God. Until we do this, any
outward and formal acknowledge
ment would be a pretense, and
would not "clearly show that we
are Christian people"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
RAGLDN.

About year ago the wife Of James East,
I merchant ia Selma, Delaware county, lad
elorod with Jacob Leach. Her husband fol-
lowed them 10 Grecnville, Ohio, and She
was irduced to return.
One evening last week she left her home
secretly, and her husband learned that Leach
had. on the same evening, left Smithficld in
spring wagon. coming IN the direction of
this place.
Mr. East and one of his friends came up
here on a night train, and going down the
State road met the wagon some time afte.
midnight about three miles from here. They
stopped the horses, and were fired on from
the wagon Mr.. East received severe
wound IN the thigh. He retained the FIRE,
and Leach WAS shot dead. There was
another man ia the wagon v no got out aud
went OF. There we're & number Of dresses
and other articles of apparel in the wagon
all OF which were identified 10y the friends
aud relatives of Mrs. Fast, as having be
long,d TO her.
The verdict of the Jury of Inquest was
that Leach came to bis death as stated
above, and that the killing was justifable
homicide. t4-
The woman has not been heard Of. She
lett two children, and Leach also had a
family.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
AN AUTOGRAPH BY POWER
OF ATTORNEY.

Shortly after Henry Wa.d
Beecher left for Europe, his. bu-
siness gentlreceIved a note from
a western lawyer, addressed to
Mr.. Beecher, and asking for his
autograph. He received this
spicy reply:
,'NEw YoRK CRY, June, 90.
MY dear Sir: have received
yours requesting an autograph of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher As
Mr.. Beecher has left ne power
of attorney to sign for him, YOU
will, as lawyer, at once per-
ceive that can grant your re-
quest-which do with a very
great deal Of pleasure.
81 am, dear sir, yours, very
respectfully,
"H. w. BEFcHER.
"By +. b. p"
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"D0N'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
COLONEL SHANkS'
c AV AIRY RECIM EN- I

LIEUT.. j. w. STATS has been
authorized by the Ad;utant General of In
diana To raise one company for the Seventh
Indiana Cavalry in the 9Th Congressional
District This regiment is to be com
manGed by Col. Shanks, and will rendezvous
At Camp Morton, Indianapolis.
S25 Bounty Sl3 AdUdRcc Pay, and
50 which tx atioptG the Rccruiting
officer soili be igfcea % tic recruit
uhen the REGIMENT is mustered an.
By volunteering ~ ihis regiment, you ~ill
be certain to AVOID tse draft. Lieut.. ;. is
invested with power to grant furloughs to
those who enlist undex hiu of from . to / ,
DAYS termination, thus gi+iag to ali who
desire an opportunity 10 assist in gathering
ip the harvest.
Col. Sharks Is well known as an officer
azd patriot. His successful achievements
in Missouri during "Fremont's 100 days"
in that depart meft, are tee faEiliarlv known
in the Northwest TO need any additional
eulogy. He is lover of his country, a
Union mana Patriot.
An excellent opportunity Is now offered
chose processing leTalty 60 tkeir native Gov
eminent TO give
Proof Of their Patriotism.
4 better opportunits never was offered 90
enkst in che defense of the glorious
= Il y Il = ) y u : L X L. =. =
THE rebellion and the maintenance of the
Government TO which we owe our allegiance.
Now Is the time to serve your couutry.
Rrecruiiing office at the
Branhs4 House. UnieR CITY. Ind.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

The article from the Southern Literary
Messenger on our first page Is clear expo
elton of the character the stakeholder re-
bela0a. May CT the friends OF freedom
have seen from the beginning that this rebel
Ion IS really reaction OF bIrearism against
civilization. bu. mauy others have opposed
this as too radical a view of the matter To
such, and TO az, We commend the extract a.
worthy a thoughtful perusal.
The passa.e from BeecheU's excellent
sermoa on Spiritual gifts, will De of use to
those who know they have souls hnt do net
s!vavs know what TO do wish them. Every
Games; effort % i've better and Iruer life
gives - clearer light respecting the truths
which Gol has revealed IA the Bible and IN
ouf own nature.
We we're about q write something on
Agricultural Fairs, but the article on our
fourth pagS from the American Agricultu
rist ia SO Appropriate tl.at ne have used it a.
the best presentation of the Subject that We
can place before our readers.
Teasing Children, ! an excellent thinr
for family readiag t0y old aud Young. A
great deal of the radoAcss aEd brutality OF
lie in many families j. owing . the isno
rance Of all concerned.
II IL culture that must bring gtnticness
refinement and truly courteous manners
The two brothers referred &c in the extract
sboct y. u COpperheads are the Woods,
tro POLITICIANS who believe corruption 10
Be a legitimate cicren, in politics They
have Of righ:. AID ~ the ttness OF things,
been ouch IL public NE: fog they have a
Constituency composed oftke vilest pOpula-
tn on earth. Sicee our outside was II
type we learn tha, these sans Five Points
des3eracoes are engaged IL a terrible RIO, in
resistance 10 the DRAFT, numbering and burn
inr insiscrimins,cly Particulars will be
found in our New column. No mild meas
ures shouli be employed with the rioters.
Land Monopoly. from the Nashville
Union is sensible and hort.
As for the inside you will fai out what is
there b. reading u.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
FROM RICHMOND.

We take the following from letter from
the Editor:
Among the : minute men" from this
county went our representative in Congress,
Geo. W Julian. We have heard of him
tao or three times in the ranks at Indianap
oils, sitting on the ground munching hard
bread and playing the soldier in admirable
styic.
Mr.. Sulgrove, late of the indianapolis
Journal, was 20 have lecturcd here before a
literary society on Monday night, but owing
10 sickness, it is saiG, failed TO make his APP
pearance. 1t is understood he will depart
for Europe in very short time.
\ troupe of factors" are theatricalizing
here this week. The OcforOon is to be put
through" tonight Judging from appear
ances, that any time given 10 the concern
would he worse than thrown away, [ have
given Z 10 attention.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Army correspondence.

Battle line, Rear Of Gettysburg. Penn.,l
July ?, 1863.
EDroR JOURNAL Sir: = Be
low | send you as correct state
ment as we are able to give of the
casualties in Company c, 10th
Regt. Indiana Volunteers, in the
engagement at Gettysburg, Penn,
yesterday, July LIST. Our Brigade
Ost of lst Division, in 1st Corps
opened the engagement on the left
by charging across wheat field
down a bill into a wooded ravine,
where we captured near 800 rebels,
breaking their entire line. Two
hours atterward they massed three
lines on our left flank and front,
and forced us to fall back. Here
We sustained our main loss. We
were attacked by fam times our
aumber, but the sold 10th" and the
gallant iron Brigade, stood until
two-ihirds of our Number were clH
down, when we fell back a second
time, under cover of a hurriediy
constructed line OF rail- breastworks.
where we remained till there was
not Corporafs Guard left.
The casualties OF Co. c were as
follows:
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
WELLS WHITE
rs in Aftaohmem.
AMOS TBosrsose
State of Indiana,
Randolph County, IS

Before ~. + Lindsay, an acting Justice
OF the Peace in and for Nettle Greek
Township. Randolph county. Ind.
DE at REMEMBERED, That on the
ID 18th day of June. 1863, the above
named Plaintiff filed in nav Office a CON-
plant against said defendant Thompson
IN the above entitled cause, together with
an AFFIDAVIT: Of competent person that
said defendant Thompson Is a non -resi-
dent Of the state of Indiana. Said de
iendant Thompson and all others inter
estee, are therefore hereby notified of the
Hing and pendency Of said complaint
against him, and that unless he appear
and answer or denur thereto, az the call
ing OF said cause, on the 21th day Of July,
ls63, at 2 O'Clock J.. NJ. at my office in
Nettle Creek township, Randolph county,
ind. said complaint, and the matter and
things therein contained and alleg ed, i'll
be heard and determined in said Thomp
sons absesce- Given under my hand this
Goth day Of June, l-b3-
51' Ai1 N L LINpsAt,l, fEi
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
TRADE AT RIDEGyILLE.

Real the advertisement ofD. r. William
SOD, on the second page Of this paper lie
has everything that belongs 10 a complete
stock OF goods, AVID will make il the later
est Of the people 10 buy Of him
IL II. Neff, Esq. has gone to Urbans,
III, 20 remain tll some time IN autumn.
probably.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
w AR RED,

HIN ES--LONE--By Rcv. l. Mullen, at
the residence of the brides father, four
miles north of Farmland. July ~, Mr.. j =.
y. Hines to Miss Louisa Ellen Love.
THORNBU RGH -JELLISnN--O On the
evening fully LIST, by Philip X. Dick, J. p.
in Windsor, Mr.. Edmond Thornburgh to
Miss Sarah 4. Jelison. all Of Stony Creek
Township.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Died.

COLFAX--At Newport, X. l., July 10,
1863, after lingering and painful illness
Evelyn j., wife of Schuyler Colfax, ia the
4lst year of her age.
As pure and true a soul as eyer adorned
the earth, or left the hand of God, has re-
turned TO Heaven. Mr. Colfax has the
sympathies of all his wide circle of friends
in this great bereavement.
Daily Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the members of the
Society of the Evangelical Association CT
North America, in Winchester. will as
semble at the residence OF Christian K1yser.
OH Monday August 81. 1863, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose of eleeting Trustees:
unto whom shall be entrusted the building
Of the proposed Church Of said Association
in this place. By order of the Society.
n2-3t T.. EVANS.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

severely; John Hunt, head and arm,
seriously; Spotwood I. Foster, left
arm, severely; Andrew ]. William
son, head, severely; Isaac R. Ford,
left ANGLE, severely; Joel Green,
head, slightly; John Miller, face,
severely; Cornelius l.. Weaver,
side. severely; Christopher {. Star
buck, head and Lex, severely; VIM.
T. McGuire. leg, slightly; James
Stickiey, arm, slightly; William
Driver, left elbow and groin,
severely; John Mendenhall, foot,
severely Eli Rich, severely.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

These estimates are not Kaggerated, bud
FAR within the limits of most We have seen,
and they give us total of nearly one
hundred thousand rebel soldiers killed.
wounded or captured in the past two months,
most o. them within the pas, two weeks.
Daily Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
ENLARGEMENT.

Our neiyhoor Of tie Terchiight has en-.
iar~ei his sheet We are glad 70 see this
evidence Of prosperity, and hope tAe people
II Jsy county will see tbs, they Owe e TO
sssnselrss 70 susisi0 their county paper.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17

I, IS said that about $50 men went 20
Indianapolis from this county last week M
der the call fo- :o-ceS 10 Iepel the Morgan
inv tsion.
We have no means of obtaining positive
information Of the extct number. Our nCn
arc expected home soon.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
~ dersigsed has been appointed Admin
istrator Of the Estate of Andrew J. Ollie,
deceased. late of Randolph county. Ind.
Said Estate ia supposed to be solvent.
MELMOTH f.. LINDSAY,
June PC, e63.-5ls 4dministraf0r.