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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

February 81, le-'o-
Editor q The Fres Pres:
SIB :-Since this rt-incn,
sfpe out. there have hon many change. ~.
nlv among the cfircrs hut al=5 among the sr
steI men, and enc N boxing through the dlH--
Mt companies you'll hardly hcleye 1t r.5 H.
anne regiment that left Montpelier IN ths f,u #
81. The fsuo-ins is the list Of fed an In.
as they are at present, together nth Vi,
treng,h Of each company reFortei fer duty
FT,Is end Sfcf.
Cclrncl. -. 5 1uttle
Lieut.. Colcnel. T. L. Barrcv.
Nsicr. o \. Hale.
iiiutsut, - promoted to Cap. -. O..
cuarterulsstsr. John ". ClarA-
Sergeant. Patrick MurPl.-
,o1uu.is.iry Sergeant, &C.. Burl,1u-
Sargent Msigr, Wm. Csrsy-
Sur-e.n. by q. " Chsndler
A., surgeon, IT. -- Chem.
CenP@7- L.
Capt, Elsy a. B5ri.
T., Lisut, \. Creme.
~ Charles Esnl4l
Total plumber Of mrn fr duty ,-
CoaPrag =.
Cert. 4. F.. uu,ehin=er.
+, Lieut., u J.. Fs's-n.
N g. r wocd.
Tc,.I uuul-r Of Mon er duty Is
CorFra9 q.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

~v".tN. t>r fuOTccE ,r,F. li'' larft7
correspondents of the loR'lon Piotcgreg."
N1r, stitr- that tn'erri s5n KIN. o. o."
r'i'In 81 a Pl,1torTaph,r. vh.r. tie Ii"rn1'-
are t..,riol-,l. has an injurious Elect u,
state that an artist In Paris attcmF'-
nj an Instantaneous pr',c,7. IN th'
presence Of several smoking Photo-sPlcr-'
and every negative was ''ioSsed. Next
day he repeated the same process. after thr
room had been thoroughly aired and vcn,il1-
cd. sii-l or iHu-s- c'nir nut perfect N'-
.irr.-> t'.;- g. -7 % vro1c si,c ruth % ti.cf'
-'iss--7 So. sai Ii.csesripi vtc are q
-. isi3it - smoking in their cTerat'us
r'cins aias Issi assured that this i The causc
OF Numerous iRexplicable iailures.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

Relief Tor sick and Wounded SOLDIER.
Toshcv that there has been no dimiuuiion in
the heartine,, ofour fellow citizens and esq
cislly in the willing labor Of q large c5rl> of
our ladic,-t3 meet the wants of those who
suffer from sickness and wounds i'm the -er-
vice of their country, We state briefly what
m- l.ccn done through the agency Of tho
L,plrs' Rum ASSOCIATION Of Burlington.
within tie last three months. Since No
vembcr p. 1862. the Iadic- have collected
BY subscriptions Si02 Is
From the proceeds Of the New Years
evening entertainment in the Town
Hall. .---.-- -..-.- LOO b1
$3.50 90
All this has been expended in the purcha-
- Of new piece-goods and yarn, and worked
up into the following srticles-wbich ha,,
tecn sent to the proper hospitals and derre-
tories for Use
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

ELAK.-4he people Of Genial ONO AZ
making preparations to raise great quantities
OF hax the coming season. Ii IL said BY good
sgriculturists that at the price fax seed now
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

wFbDiN,s iisrs.cspsNsEr. \ despatch
from New York Tuesda! ll0tD say the
Bantam Wedding took place at noon that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
NOTICE.

on and after this date, nc "shnpla-,ers'' or
.uEyiiull Che-s-. VII he received at the FF1r
FsFs> odi,c 10 payment Of dues
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13


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- '' tafe o.1. .'''-. tHt prejudice
.-.-..- .- r.,. i..1i..... l.-.. 90 r.-.--.--
r--
t.In.- 'u Nsr l.rA. ir r.I.r'r., p, thc
T,.---.----.., p,.1....,;.-. 7, -.....rf D..
.a' ma mora ItFtn'nr ul., '
tha-c u .s .f-..- o.. ths r--.- r- .-.Iqr4-ff.-,
.t.- ..-.... ...;...... "a
lowing flr graph.
"I-ta-l -i.ta. proclamation rla,tti-
M. q. A .ii NJ ,' PROM. i., ''."'' II
,b,, ttsrs oa. q tine when tl., rr-ls.,,iaa
,a- o'... d faouf'''. ' ,er ...u.1'. on r-'--..
SD. rot vfatsci.- Tire vuriI hl- never al
tln..' -'H-'r .r-i in .'e right direction. when
tH, Ilat .reut ...iI MT fs. ti.t4-i q. some --l
small BEGINNING. Tha DIN stalsllr- >i.,crr.
anil giving lre,Ien @. eight lu1Irel theusiri
people ia the Wet Inli.-. uss s paper Hiu The
Reform h.l. tblt broke up th. rottr borough
system IN England. wls paper h1i The s-i of
Catholic Emancipation va, Paper sct. anil 81,
WAS thc bin reT-'iu. tie Corn Jaws. Greater
ui1 all. our ovn Destination of Iulc u,nlcnce
was NJ one time put in ink anil paper. Tho
fre.-iom Of the American colonies date from na
particular battle during Tho par No man can
toll upon what particular dag VIC won our ms
uonsl miepenlcu,c. But the birth OF our FREE
dom Is fxei on the day Of the going forth q the
Declaration Of Independence IN Ike manner
aftercomins generations Will celebrate the first Of
January s- the day which brought liberty and
minhooi 10 the American slave. How shall
thi- he done I answer That uapcr Pro.laua-
ton must u.w he made iron. lead and irv, ly
the promp, employment Of the nesro's arm in
this contest"
r.
i'-- i'-5''Ss 1-.''iAl '' iAt boston
MEETINGS On the evening 0f Jan lst, Is SO
,b,-,.,..-;.,;.. -. ,.....,-l1...l ........-;-
III
ITS matter, Is @ f- worthy q reprint
,.,
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=, p ga III ~ . "a anu Ha,e tttn
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- "a -i- = 1I- Ne nIs,
- ~ So IL" :, Dos I,,, nad
- - --i''--s - M anu re
Is-l'----l 'li1 'ul = 'n,us4nu Al
ea'h, GU want % aneN WhAt 'hs oolorel peo-
pc teihk WI tci yoo nov loyfnliy they re-
g, =, q w t4.---.--l-.n e. Al, Ltneo-n--
40 Ell al 0,--IsI s-l-sI Gu, Ne IL semen
'' ue 4,-lt q cne Cl-.r q tnat da!' We net
IL s''4 sl-I-'- 81 - -iooA o4lt':uhg cetore me
d -I-tAt 10 nave tle tIr-lAhauon- We
s4le1 On o1-h Spencer Aeetlhe our g on nc
4-0l- - t4oV4au-4ulH' ms iies!dent sad
We QUIZ meet gan AZ i'o Nneh he haa no doubt
We sh'lli re41 INC Ic-t allsilch- NC met as ain
out DO l Iooi4ination- Ne aid not know Theth-
en- 10 sn0ut or hoil our peace, but We
a1louingA a=lh WIN inc uiiler''ahdins that It
Nas on inc WIZ ami We should certainly get its
IN uie evening. ba' no troclamauon came We
went on uh'A l." ei'cA ana l slid, We won I 70
nome tiiI morning by anu ny Judge Russell
went ic one Of the newspaper offices and Oh
tAhei sup conta'nns The Proclamation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

-Nol..s. s..s card ef tl'- Mcg,r.. IsIssrl-. Of
the Metropolitan Hotel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

As todisloysl;y.w We do not zee what there vas
in our remarks 10 lay " open to the charge.
VIII the Fro Pres please cnlghten Us -
N--AE-rI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13
lUuf -NIlE NuIT-spVnutnc'-
FROM THE 9th REGIMENT.

CaxF NEAR WHIIr OAK SwA~r, V. D
February 81. le-jS. !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

Editor q The ire Pres:
SIE Since this regiment
cane out, there have hon NAN change. n.
.nly among the esircTs hut al=3 among the en
IisteI ulsn, AMI enc N boxing through the dF-r-
ent companies you'll hardy hclie'e II vss 'b-
same regiment that lsft MortTelisr IN ths IN ,c
lssl. The f,no-ins Z the list Of teh an Ire
officers as they are at present., together nth ne
strength Of each company reported fer duty
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

Tm Lr,1r.E- ile L-.ture Of /. L. IN
holy. on tie -ul.locs. citizenship in ,i.,
Town Hall, TUESDAY eye. ,s- fully attended.
Tic '''Tioa- relations of The citizen % indi-
'i'lual- AMI To III" STATE. we're appropriately
di-.u---,,i. This WI, tho fourth o. a., cure
of Home lr';uYe- .anl the >uc,-, "i ti,, ,.,,r>,
thus far. waTrn'- tho hop tina, Sc IIor. Ire
tures may bccome '' an institution in Bur
lmSton. We are indebted L. ih,,-c who orig
mated the PIN, and perhaps till more t,
;l'u-c who by personal effort in prrprin.
lectures, have made It fms far >ue-,-,iul.-
Seal e.f.-i 5n sic So NJ ,.r ,i.i 80 ',,-
qualified - interest aqi Instruct. oii. IS
trust continue the Interest thus f,- manifest
cd without abatement.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
WHICH DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Ex-Governor Wright, OF Indi-
ara, began his response to ser.
enade in Philadelphia as follows:
lie remarked in opening that
a few nights ago a prominent
democrat politician had declared
on the street, that if the country
were ever to be saved. the Dem.
ocratlc party was 20 be the
savior He had word or two
10 say abou: the Democratic pr
". There are now genuine
and a bogus Democratic party in
the country and it was important
TO know which Democratic par
~ was meant when it was said
that the country was to be saved
bv il. Thomas Jpffsrsoa was a
Democrat--a genuine Democrat.
lie hid a Vice President by the
nure OF Burr. Burr was inside
the Democratic organization and
he was considered rs a good
Democrat. lie had Calhoun in
his Cabinet. Calhoun was q
Democrat. Stephen A. Dong
las was y representative of the
genuine Democratic party John
Z Breckenridge was also in a
democratic party. IL would be
we'll to know whether the auditor
alluded In was a follower OF ia, i
ION, Jefferson, or Douglas, or
was he 4 lGllHwpr Of Burr, Cal.
houn and Breo kinridge. APP
pIause When YOU hear men
talking about the Democratic
p'lty saving The country. ask
them wherhe- they mean the gen
ulnc G. bogus Demo ra,lr party.
/ There can lie no TINE Democrat
but the war Democrat. Ap-
plause.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
srrAIL DgALgR N

Wonder il anybody is aware
that an election comes OF on
Monday next? lf anybody is,
and expects to be voted for, and
wants tickets printed at this Of
flee, ne had better be reporting
We saw this because a very few
only who intend to be candidates
for township Offices have made
any order or request for having
their names put on the tickets
OF course the tickets ought TO be
printed tomorrow.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
SHERIgF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an execution 10 me di-ec-
- red from thu, Randolph Common Pas
Court, will expose TO sale at the Court
House door in Winchester, Randolph
County, Ipdi ana. on saturday, the llih
dav ct April, le6'|. between rhe hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock Z. VI. OF
said dav, the following real estate, situated
in Randolph County. Indiana, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner
of uut-lOt number fltt- 90. IN the
VI ,rion ami Mi-sissinrwa Rail Road Com
ptnv and Joel y Convsrse's out. lotS ad
Joining Union Citv, anu running theme,
>outh.easterlv al1ng the east BOUNDARY Of
said out-lot two hundred and twenty ~ o
feet. thence west parallel 10 the rorth
line of said out.lot four hundr. a and
thirtv-twp feet 70 the west hnun.iarv 81
said out.lnt, thence nOrth-west-rlv along
the west line OF said o,lt-lui twa hundred
and twentv-two feet TO tho nopth-we-t
corner Of said out-lot. thence eas, along
the north boundary Of said out.lot four
hundred and thirty-two feet 10 the place
Of beginning. containing two and hall
acres. more or less.
Executed as the property Of Preston
Weaver, 81 the sRit af Thomas :. Bah
be:t. 4. II. JENKINS. SIG Z. Z.
&sEea l6ta. ISsS sS7ie<Ss
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

On Tuesday OF this week our
ellow-citzIen Alex White, Esqr.
started on an overland trip to
California. lie TAKES with him
n number of valuable mares and
several wheeled vehicles, and is
accompanied IN the trip by A.
II. Jenkins, Esqr., Sheriff Of the
County. Mr.. II. Wysong and
several other persons. We wish
them a safe journey and as pleas.
AIT and profitable as they can
make il"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
To Consumptives.

WE Advertiser. having been restored
Il to health in a few week, 10y very
simple remedy. after having suffered sew
ernl wears with severe lung affection.
and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious 20 make known 20 his fellow suf-
terers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il. he will send n
copy Of the prescription used free Of
charge. with the directions for prcpir ng
and using he same. which thrv will nnd
"a ~rRE CUsE FoR CoNsUMrTIoN. AsTHaA,
BRoNcHrTls, etc. The only object oi the
advertiser IN Sending the Prescririion is 10
benefit the afflicted. ami spread IN orula-
ton which lie concrirrs 10 Dc Invaluable
an ~ hops avery sufferer will try HE
remedv, as IL will cost them nothing. and
nav prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription sill
please address
REV. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
V'itks-osoarch.
mia moo Sings CO., 4. ].
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Our Circuit Court, alter get
ting through with the Maddox
Lookett case. adjourned to Thurs
day yesterday, when il again
convened and proceeded to the
unfinished business of the term.
The finding in the above case
was for The plaintiff. judgement
on the note OF hand for five thou.
sand three hundred dollars.
This was n case brought from
Jay County, b. change OF We.
nue..
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

''Tha. one-halfths World can not imagine
how ths uih-r half live" - NJ less true Imam
tr.tr. aud the lesson the adage affords, OareN-
perieHce AID observation dailN tends u Veri-
~. Theu. too. WHEN We consider the ever
VARYING phases Of human passion. and the
descendant elements from ~ htrh all novel and
fanafical >cct~ are moulded. IL can scarcely
seem surprising that "a fIithful record ct actu-
al even shauld exceed iu singGlartA the
widest dream Of rom nee: 81 thai crimes.
both strange and unnatural. should be prrpe-
trsit-d in a flr Of county on the Outskl = 81
civilization. which rc"Ilc ~ another stale 81
snrietN wauli ne. er imagine pos BILE. Know
ing ~ I 10 know the cvils aud horrprs and
abominat Ons Of the Norman system. the deg
radiation Is imposes on emals>. aud he con-
sequeut vices which extend through all the
ramticat iSu> of the society. q sense ~ duty 81
tie Wnrldhs> luduced mr 10 prepare the toll
lowing narrative for The public eve. The 70
mantle Incident. connected with my expert.
ruce. inany think bordering on Inc marve .ou.
10 them woutd say. that 1, i-uHrratlve 81 ny
lif, onl, proves. what has - often been prov.
~ before. that "IsrTH ts STRANGER IHAN
OVERWHELMINGLY Preface.
The book contains 40 PAGE. with engrav-
ing. g., ma I, boun in cloth. and will be Sent
IN any address, Po,iprii. on receipt of price,
Sl.s5.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
For The Joarnal.
LYNN, M,rch %. go.
+ I


Mn. EprroR:-Our little town
is becoming n pla oi treason1
bic gabhle, and, strangers passing
through our place. report it us n
den Of rebels. This has raised
the patriotism Of the frtc loyal
citizens to almost boiling POI
anil in order In show that the obi
Gus name of traitor does not. de-
servedlv. apply 10 this locality /;
therefore respectfully ask that
you give this place in your col.
umns as expressing our indignant
feelings and arraying ourselves ON
the side of the Government. We
are sorry TO say we have rebel
sympathizers in our midst, and
hope if they are not arrested by
the proper authorities for speak
Ino treason against their country,
that God will arrest their guilty
souls and punish them according
10 their just deserts: (would it be
to hing them p While we have
men in our midst pcrsuading de-
serters and absentees not t. r, turn
to their regiments, would to God
that they might be taken down
South and made TO mark time to
Yankee Doodle until every word
of rebellion was marched out of
their traltorous c1rcassts and then
returned home with Hail Co
lunbia on every one OF their gull
ty tongues.
AS we have men in our mid,t
who swear they will resist the
Conscripiion Act, and thus bring
a revolution upon us at home
would it not be right for "Uncie
Sam" to kindle the torch of pat
riotism in their bosCms with the
smell of gunpowder, AID make it
burn until every faint ot di>loy-
atty was consumed, and their
hearts renovated with a love oil
Free Government?
We have men all over the State
who are traitors at heart, and the
crisis i. upon us in which II be-
hooves all who have within their
bosons patriotic hearts, to rally
to the preservation OF the Union
and strike blow at treason vi er-
ever found, either among friends
and neishbors, or ope enemies.
u Truth.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

The very boisierous wind OF
the last day of March drove the
snow reItingly in our face as,
leaving the office for home, where
wood pile vas growing "smaiI
10y degrees and beautifully less, y
we espied n wagon with one third
ola cord of green wood. Ac-
costing driver We learned his
terms, $3.50 cssh." Thank
you, sir, but rails will do"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

\ rather serious riot occurred
at Columbus O., on the 30th INST
between some sollers passing
th Gu gh an the Provo.t Gu ,rd
The gulrd la been >tltioned lor
the purpose Of preventing the 80!
dIers from scattering over the
city. Some y! these. having i'm
b.bed too freely OF had whisky,
attempted 20 pass the guard.
falling 10 do 20, they co nnn n ed
an attack with b-i, K bats, stones,
Il portion OF them returning
tn the ears Tor their guns, which
they did not olta n.
Elink cart idges were first fired
upon the soldiers, lut, that not
suliiciny, several loaded nuskets
were fired upon th"m. killing or
fatally wOundlnI several, 1t is
asserted that the whole thing re-
suited from the negligence OF the
officers OF the transient troops.
who were not on The ground till
TIE affair was all Owe, though not
twenty yards distant.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Miss India. Goodrich and
Miss Belle Rossman will open 4
school IN the south district schoo
house on Monday next, 7,h inst
The school will he on tho sub.
Scription plan-price of tuition
varying from 50 to So There
is room for a few more pupils.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Our fellow-citizens, Lieut.. j
S. Way and Capts. J. B. Routh
and III. Garter, are now at home
having resigned their respective
offices and retired from the SER
viee,--the last named in Conse.
quence OF very infrm health re-
suliing from injury received from
= she'll at the battle before Vicks
burg on Sunday 2Sth Dec. last.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
Howard Association,

DH'LADELPHIA-f for the Relief o
The Sick and Distressed, afflicted wi'
VirHien' and C1sonie Diseases. and esprit
eially Diseases Of the S'I"0t Organs.
Medical advice given gratis by the Act.
ing Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATOR.
RGA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. ana
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in
the Dispensnrv. sent in sealed letter en-.
velvpes. free Of charge Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association. No. . Sosth Ninth
skse:, PhiisdeirhiA,Fs zoe: II j
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Don't forget the sale OF house
hold goods, &c. at NJ. BInsger's,
south side OF public square. to-
morrow. Besides other desira.
bic articles a good piano and so
10 are 10 DC sold.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
A COMPANION TO FEMALE LIFE
VI y |. l.
Life Among the Mormlols
By AUSTIN ". WARD.

This. like the above. ia = work ~ great and
unusual interest. aud viii he eagerly read
= co npanion volume 10 "FEMAl r LiFF."
LISA large u mo. volume. neatly hound in
cloth. illustrated wiki engravings. and will b.
sent ~ any address. postpaid. OF receipt OF
eenS Sots Tie above so.ks, postage prepaid.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

The rebel army in Tennessee
consists OF 100 regiments of in
fantry and 10 regiments OF cav
airy.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
ApDOilltLnent.

n Office ishereby eiv-n, that the nm
Y 4 T IS ell has Ell appoint A
ministrator of the estate of Ezrki
Wheeler, late OF Randolph County, Ind
deceased. Said estate i supposed 10 be
solvent. SIMPSON SCOTT,
March lG. 1868. nj Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Miss Nellie Goodrich will open
school in the North District
house on next Monday, 9th inst
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
AppOin tnlrnt.
Administrators Sale.

N Office ia hereby given, that we will
sell 1t public cutlery on the llth
drv Of Anril next, at the late residence OF
J ,seph Cook, one mile north Of Lynn,
,ndo'ph county. all his personal prop
crtv. consisting of head of horses, milk
COWS. harness. farming utens Is, wheat
1r II. wheat tah. corn in the ear, wheat IN
the ground, household and kitchen
furniture. and various other articles not
necessary 10 Crumerate here.
A credit oc ten months Will be given or
sums over -. the purchaser giving note
with approved surety, waving valuation
and appraisemeni laws.
NATHAN HARRIS,
EDWIN COOK,
March II, 1861, n3T Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
SO. WAGESPAID $500

To sell goods for the ADAMS SrvIss.
MACHINE CoxrASY. Wo will give com
mission &c all goods sold by our Agents
or pay wages at from $40 to $loa per.
month. and pay all necessary szpsass'.
Our machine is perfect in its neehanism.
L child can learn TO operate by half AZ
hours instruction.. It ia equal to ar1
Family Sewing Machine in use, and We
have redueed the price TO Fifteen Doiiats
Zach machine Is wzTeanted for 5 yesrs,
Address RUG6LEs.
nJ,l Gen. Agt.. Detroit, Mich,
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

In witness whereof have hereunto set
NV hand and the seal of said court. at
Winch ester, this l0th dav Of March. 1863.
JOHN b. GOODRICH,
clerk K. c.
hereby certify the above is true
cory OF the original motto. from under the
hand. Of the Clerk Of the Randolph Cir.
cult Court this 18th dav of March, 1863.
A. II. JENKINS,
March 10. 90. n:6. Sheriff r. c.
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Election Notice.
ate ofIndiana, Randolph County.

state Of Indiana, Randolph County,
r John 3 Goodrich. Clerk OF the
i, Randolph Circuit Court, in and for
said County, do certify tina, there - tn be
elected at the April Election, SOB.
Justices OF the Peace in aud foi the fol-
lowing townships in Randolph County,
TO wit:
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The following is printed for
tn benefit of such Of the readers
Of III. Journal as NAV be inter
ested.
CINCINNATI, March 26, 1868.
Pub. Of the Journal, Winches-
ter, Ind.
DEAR SIR: In compliance
with your rNquect we quote the
prices ~ whirh Sor!o Syrup is
now selling hv the "ar;el here:--
Best Blight Yellow IS to 50
" Anltr 81 4" ~
Good Opaque yellow ~ 81
Common " " ~ " 45
Dark Opaque 30 " 30
Must 10 in good coopcrnge to
insure ready sale 1T any price.
or the lest bright amler an"
nrart;lv will find cash Inyprs.
The some mav he said of bright
s.mple@ of tho straw cclofed. rs
the mark is hare; Int ne a g"n.
sra' thing that which mas the
acid slightly cu' down bv use Of
lime is mos, salea II in tho city.
CLARK SoRGo MACHINE Co.
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n more than one half of the
persons between the ages OF five
and !wcnty-one in Iowa attend
school at all, and those attend
very irregularIy. The SuTerin-
tendent OF Public Instruction
cIassifies the school house thus:
Z stone, 3 brick, 900 frame, and
800 log school-houSes.
In Roxbury, Mass, Tuesday,
March lOh, two boys, Wrn.
Harly and John Piaf, were snow
balling each other, when PiaiE be-
coming angry picked up a stick
and struck Hanly, causing his al,
most instant death. plaff was
Is; IlanIy, IL years OF age.
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SLATE ROOFINGI

81 TIE ROOFIN
Weare also engaged In making and frrnish
ing Slate Roofs. at feasouabir prices. The ~
perioriiA 81 Slate Ovet all other material n
Roofing stoo we'll established 10 require an
argumcntin Is favor.aud those who intend
building Will find 4 Slate Root: 20 be the
Best and cheapest Roofnow in use
Estimates made oranv information 'elaiiv~
to the Isiness eheerfullN given b. sddressin z
rcallihgOn
De. HOFFMAN & CO.,
nov IL Winchestcr.Ind