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arrival of the San Jasioto at Key West the Lat OF
July relieved Tue Magnolia, and she sailed for home
on the l2lh. Sue brings ~ passengers Aubrey u.
Ba'lerfeld, esq., II. d. NJ. Coasul at Key West
aud V. CubsIls, II. c. NJ. Consul at Key West.
The following vessels were at Key West on the
l2tb: U. S. steamers San Jscirto flag ship, Oefe-
rafa, Sycamore. Tiogs Taboma, sloop-of'"ar Dale
schooner Wsndsrer, and steamer Sunhower. Her
cficer are;
Cemmsoe.r Henry 8 Noweonbi Acting Aui's,, sur
sesn 81 o. q. sahh; Pa RS ter. Wm Cote sla,sr
Chad-s rspsr; E,sgn, John G. hsn.ni s.osr' A"ran'
En .iuger Edward rdrssss Tho A.issr EBsiern 4
..l H. shuis Masters Msiss, Ols' Suud.ra "s"' '''''
John Eeylei PaymassPs Clerk, fenry H. Boadic.
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AygnIcass IN EuRopE.-Ths following 10 a list Of

AmERIcAss IN EURoPE.-Ths following 10 q list Of
Amenc a, les-ftiea at Guns American Agency, Ne IT
Chsrot,rre Becord square. London, Ensand. for the
wees ens'n- July Z. 1853:
W Wlnsh y iirks sni family. New.York John !" Tur-
r-r new-York; w. flsrc- NiIi1ns, Jersey hfyi ~ Ia
b.f-u,., Buofk5n Rev Mr. snd MIR. r. Il Wiley, New
isk; Jobn T.. Gswsn, s.vsstopcii Wo II. Io"hssnd'
fo'aeues J. Hy BeTsh Secretary o. Lsss,ion 70 has
ia. E.- Dr. Li..joss Broesyn. Ny H. " ntehSu.c
5rtoaiyn, y. ! Rev. d. Ciskssp. Chicago IN. u. 1.
Rsmeze rhissSpts; Mr AID mrs. Hem,sn W mt, Pr.
crss. \ VI Jss White, syrscus-. n. MI aud MIS-
John s.. ir Ns~.Yok DIR. Frs4E sade Newfork; MI ).
4. Ely, New.Ysrk
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Condition Of ,hc Wounded Mt wnyne,boro.

WAsnBoRo. July H. 1869.
ieft IIarrsburg this morning by rail TO Shppenb-
busg. The road below to llagerstown ~ torn up
much of the way, and tho rails burned. The depot
al Chsmbersburg Il torn down; tho superintendent
told would require ten d'ys to repair 1t, go us
to get lhe trains through. Gen Couch told mo the
New-York regiments were at Waynesboro. i
arrived at this place at O'clock p m. and found
the regiments Nil gone in the direction OF H.gers-
town. found FIVE men Of the 22d sick ut Waynes'
boro. Nichols, Deer and Yongs wero ina "te
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bouss, well taken care Of and doing well; Fred
Ilrsfa md Iopea &C ara Of ,ha ho,.l Id;.t,ihnted

hustle and Jones were at the hotel. Idstribn'ed
part Of my stock OF Lemons TO them, winch were
much appreciated. There were fifteen of the 37to
ia barp near the town. sick and footsoic but all
doing well. The bows have had hard time. con
stenily on the march since they left lIarrssrrg,
and with scarcely anything To- eat. The comnis'ary
department has been eadly in isul,. They bavs
gone twesty- -four aud twenty-six hours without u
Inorsel several times.
Soon after leaving Cbambcrshurg we cams to the
road GA wbsa the Rebels roUcsssd from Gsttys-
burg. Wagons and wheels aud Oh s,ocs hnd cintbs,
were strswed thictiy along their patch. 1heir
march was TO Greencastie, theme to b4-ers,own.
Another column went by way OF Na}ntst or'',
taepce to Hagersiown. leave in the mofnins for
IIagerst0wn. u W.
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ascertain tho fact by naniry At other neot ports There
exceptions to this rule snd undes s The circumstances
proofs Ia tbi. facned think 10
Of them.
Decree of 'he Court below reversed.
For tic United St,tea the DtidctAttsrnsy and Mr..
Fvsr,s; cspt1., NJ. Upon; for the cargo MsGs.
Lrocq1e Barlow aud W. H. Scott, Gag for the ship, Mar
IL & NIrLn
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......... ...JuLr IL
Cleared.

Bnt-Borasi. tPrus Moss Queonstown, Tuncb, ,@einsks
4 Nrndt -. - - ~ ,,,u.
Brr,-Ads tBLb Greene. 81 Pierre, Mart, u. X De"en'
Petres Of " .l-. II lsn. Mstsnorss Brett. Son Co .
Sc asou.r--Ssrab J,Ds. Gsftser. ftovdsne-i VanA
Wuttu,.n C.n.D. y =. T. >. Nntnsu Mott Dedei be-
e.i Ws hi..tnn Mot B.d-l k-ndssr. iincSn Bosions
AI,c. OoOdaie llz.p.tlp IT. Merrill AoDoui }. ray
u.ofd Ac.eu..l, 81 Tbc uss. ElLs Csths Inc tbft
hocA sound }. Douglas, sonsrss Sterling Baltimore. Mss'
rill aJDDt-
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t,orl- Uaroens' Notlfe.
SrArE oF Ngv YORK

y 7
PoKr.W WARpESs' UfTICs No iO< Wal'stS
NOTICE u hereby gwen, IN accordance with
.,,tisn Act passed Apdl H. 1851. entitled A
- o. -.feairLs WAIdeDs Oac- OF the fsr! ~ New
Ao 20 al p.f.on. Interested in having charge Of as
rct .fs such in4uify sisninstion, OF survey that
he under examination by the Fort
titt te aid surveys cAAn.nstons VIII Do
.ol "uhu days Es- succeeding Ihn potiee. o.
g-ssrs:
>tp Nc 20 y.
~ tF
'fn'f
Br ,fru.s No. IS y.
l.
f-If Ma Ltu. ~
hlls Auofs+t
Wa A. N' 9i r.
hls
NO ~ ~ =
C. IA. BRAMHALL, PIessdsaI
J. AuSs HEsEfu,S. Secretary.
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Npokcn.'

Julv l5 ct $50 ~ Slinuseoch bcsring N. ~ w, s
"a, -itai. on efui.s d.ys cot nom Boponi and
" L., at ace. We. steering y. W, w.
J., 10 iofu nul.. r 5 T. fsom Sandy Hook. ship lss-
%. o. L~lcr Auiw-tp.
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Tn, .s.inhoit Elm CITY hef passage 70 View Haven On
ltu.s, A4ouias tEs,. Dsss detained by tho TO-. ~hca
lr. -D... f.su oac. iuo the eAE Mary, VI Jones
k... ~ -I.aor caIy away her bO"spIit jDeool Sc
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The V1ch i'm 'Eroy.
EFFICIENCY or FATHER HAyERMASS-ArPFAR-
ANCE OF THE MILITARY WITH CANNON--sioB
INTImIDATED AND DIsrERsE.
FF"''' ~ '"'''
AND EVENING.

AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
After the ahsir 4. Ihe 1tmes Office, there wss Il
gradual dispersion Of the crowd, until report be-
came crcuscd that tOre OF The rIo,ers on eskrs
of the mob had been arrested and were lodged ia
ian The Jail was then made the polnt Of attack OF
rendezvous The building was coon In tneir pos.
se.,iou. and there was general Jnl delivery without
lao intervention Of Sessions or oyer ann Ierinlnef
Succeediug tuis there were demonstrations aRans'
the cOlofed church and the house oi hanini iVwn'
send. and come coored rooberles down town. For.
tunately in neither instance was any very material
damage dOne TO property or person, thanks 70 tue
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Disrsters, sc.

HALIFAX. JAY IL. 1851
Tn. br g.np- Borr,. from New ier tEis pors ~l5
cA ". aAa ,ugs, totAy ~fecAei on ape SADIE
aai. tall cN.S La been ss'ed IN dA4ns<sa
lVluitiYn. ,,,,,,,
10y Telegraph 70 El~ood Walter. secy bd und"'ra
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N,d1l)lncrn.


COTTON MACIlNERY.-The Subscribers,
~ .dfn i.tison of tls v.'s,- Of william Dcksy ate Of
tn. civ Of P.tr.ou J.. cs~rtsea will sell a. public yen'
due Al ih- ha.,iton Mn. p ssi city OF Paterson. "a
THURSDAY tLs 81 S.y Of Jay inst.nt Of 10 o'clock In
tne fet-no1n a Nslusb- lot OF COTTON MAJ lllNEuf.
.Aal,s H. also p- pstrs l-sss Of tho said hsniiton
lliu ab,s every tweuy-ons yeAs-A very vsasos
~ Iopeuy-D Da..d Paterson. Jniy 10th. 1863
SOCRATES TUTTLE
HELINAGu VAN WiSKLE
tNATFR WliEELS.-REYNOLDS' PAr-
" E>r-iho br.t Turbine in use. Models and raw
:. uas oiLee Nc .St Brosdssy Nrw'i 9fs
TALLCOrr UNDERhlLlA
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G-assczxoxs AyrfvsA

In sb;p Lologa Jrom C,sn'taGtkredeckJ J. Jordan Mira
Ana u Don.
Ia ..iy Co,yfden1e. (4om Ciasgo~-Mr. c. Arthur.
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LAW ISTFETIGESCE.
SUPREME coURr-CHAxSsHs -JuLr l7.-BefOro Jud;
BAKSARD.

sUPREME cOURr-ChAxBsHs- -JrLr i7-BefOro Judge
BAkShKD.
The HAcAULEY HAEEAs CORPUS.
The ca,e Of Mscauley alleged to have been arrest
q for es.;ins sarors ehcsr. aud u wbos r-Iat
writ Of haOe.. eoreg, i.,aed this moruins
U 3 Di,,. Auy Saith for M.sshL Murray. md return
t. tie wi, of Lsb.s. copo. tbs. Mse.ury tos IN Gus
orly .sesos tia. b. Originally arrested wit ", o.
~ Cormi,,ner Bs,,' bs. tusqloniy Geh gi'd ,., -
rh.r CO. Csmui.,iols Scwlon isu-d srerr & ~
t,.i which howsv.r has never bs-u sIccu'd Ad e
to-day also vse,ed The D., Ay renamed tos"ss'' us'
b.. .Iptehsud,d that M.esoy had be-n ec,na D. m ts
ea,oiy Of the U g. suthoT,iss, this Court wou hafiy
10 effegs IA 'h, mater.
M., Tucker aud Van Loon for tho r,l,o- rr,p'sl to
scr,s to Ie.grs and show that hsssasy We sei'aIs
cu,siy. denying that A- tai bees taseo o. bee
fore the on.r and tLs, he actually in cuio.
h- tune Of b,uns tie writ, and sl eSl'r1,u'sy IN
custody
Ths Court ruled ,iU th, Doctor having returned
Gi.cLs s.d. tasrs end oftEs ris-
Nj Tucks suT.~d he supposed hi, client would be
r,.s--,' o. Immediately
Ths Coai replied hI thst eoal hardy be eIseccd 70 o'
the oeso
MADISON AvENUs FNTENu0S.
The Corposai.o. Counsel uoyol 20. acouhrr1i7n
u roo of the Csniui..ene's % Isr.~ a"d A''"-
ifoai fof,,i,...tona 70 l. ght,-,ls D street
Ia.Iad.- Ws.4-un AOfthsi h. La~frrc- ir. and ''hsf
60 ground that t"e trp-'sos"fs al
t~risd her sI'A,fty Ia as... pioposy ts ond tAs
II thu bic. sihes .-e % ihs pop".ed nyo'r
a.
IT, Corporation Cous.ei iu.ls,cI th. there sufficient
f hor y iof .ica ,cti'n.
llo toait TOO. ,Ay ger anl -e,-ts-d t. d,o,'on.
DECISION.
In the matter Of tae apple sion OF Alice II. Fog
ot sL Ofdci gfAuicd
CSlTFD STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-Ju.y IL 8efof-
JLise nErrs
THE PETERHaFF FRt4E Clss.
II tiis case this sornI x, Nr | ton, 10 conuerl
ior tho c.or. concluded bis sgssut la sf tie
ccrirsuon of thc vessel.
Tue Coar tho paper, sd rc'uuei i,' d'cl'ion.
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xISlA7UkR ALpAsAc.
sun-Ri,e,I:i3t sets..........7.k8 Moon-Rlses. e:E
uiGH TaIs DAT
'sahdy Hook lsv I,l.ud lu:ll-He-G ste. .u:z
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COURT OF COMMON rLEA5-srzct,L rsex--JuLrlT.-
Before Ju . BKAnf.
WIl,on agt. WilSoa-DvoTce granted.
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3nsurante Companies.

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE Co.
NO. fJ WALL-Sr. ~. Y.
JrLy I, la6a
CASH 100000.
alter providing for oil outstand-) an,
SItPLtS lug iaims and Dlyidends vi Sir Oo'VVOs
ioI c.nt oecsrod thi, day......). nam
~ pany hereb, awe tlc- they have increased
1hcL "a Al 10 No To 400 ,OOOs wmoh su P1s
70 80 tosrtD,G ~uh their "a p1s, T. secure n,oNeu IA
ILs .hs y- notic- that they are pIepsd 10 Nsn~ sddr
uonH f.lci % rur Insurance. based apon hs
sap-culy solicit the hbesi isvon OF ths PuS
doubling tho socu. icy offered ,,,o,,n ,,..
BxNy. l. WALCorT, SseIs.Ny.
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Below.
y1esnOrunda.

}. g bark aad one bris unAss~u.
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THIS MORNING.

No demonstrations have beeu made this morning.
The riO.err o. Yesterday living IN the ety aio scst-
tered around tie sueet, quietly discussing matters
nnoug themselves. Many iAsns also ATE TO be
ssen viewing tho scenes OF violence and walking
Tie rtrc-t,.
The Rensselaer, Ircn Works fired up this morning.
Tho employees Of the NAH Factory aud Corning
g. Wins!OJ men Grs at the.Nii Factory, ana The
Mayor Father iIavernas, john a. Gu-woid, aud
many OF tho Catholic Priests have gcuo down to
Witt them, aud persuade lhcn to return 10 their
work, hnd refrain from further scts oi violence,
which it s said were ia contemplation. 1t Ii higuiy
pioOabie they will suceeed IN their ellor,n II not.
IN III treatment will be discarded, and stern
ures resorted TO. Hundreds oi citizens have been
enrolled, aud ere prepared TO turn out on The tfp o
the bell. IL is moi believed, however that Guy fur
tier rioiOus demonstration will occur. bs tioro Is
certainly not the eli QUEST excuse for n.
AT II 80 ell was quiet m tho city and on the
Sonlh Troy road. The laborer employc1 IN repair
ing tho road, yesterday tascn from their
work were ht i, a4aiu. Many also are ut woik
GROUND tho nail inctory. The disturbance will
couDtless speedily fubside.
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tNTATFR LS.-REYNOLDSs PAT
IJyofceslonal Notices.

CHARLES ). SPENCER, Attorney and
I .I, :, -, Proctor and Advocate In u. s Courts
- tn n,o,1,yny. N.w.Yoia Re.delce-No. " LoaaeA
lrff.o. Nee 1.J.sL tOetwssn Wh ana lVtaAvaD
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SOUND DOCTRINE.

The ,uppresson Of The riot in Boston was proppl-
ly AID properly accomplished SIch disturbances
ADM. OF no parley--ii is your life Or nino" The
VS. must be sus'aiued; tie peaco pre-ervod; tie
rghtf Of lie and property observed or Govern nent
becomes mockery; existence worthiess and man
but little better than tue brute that perisbes. W.
hops never 10 see repetition OF the scenes which
prod here Oh Tuesday; they are a shame and
Disgrace to this community, aud renewal Of them
can only be stoned for in the blood Of the guilty
parties. Borton Post, (DemOcraiic.)
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UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT coC8r-Jv,r l7--R-'or,
Jud.- NEfsaS
ufGHir IMPORTANT DtCIs.OS ~ PNiAE CANh--A
yfssEL NAY APPHO,Cu BLOcKAptp ruRT, 10
AsCEsIAlS iHE sTATE ~ 1HE BLOCKADE, ~
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n ihie case, this sorni K, Mr. L ton, "a conuee
iof concluded bis agsmsu la Ayof % tie con
CrrIr4tton % thc F.uc.
Tue Cour, teos tho piper, sd re,uuel Il, decision
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

The Atlantic for March is al
ready to hand. We can do little
more now than note the table OF
contents. Ia prose articles we
have: Christopher North, The
Horrors of San Domingo, A
London Suburb, Willie Wharton,
a Call to my Country-Wom
Under the Pear Tree, Last Cruise
OF the Monitor, America the
old World, and Pericles and
President Lincoln. In Poetry
we have, "Choose Ye this Day
whom Ye will Serve,' The
True Church, The Vagabonds,
and Lyrics of the Street" We
take the Atlantic on trust, but
have sAirmiShed enough in the
present number to know it sus
talnS the character of the work.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

We learn by the Richmond pa
perS that a spirit of emulation
has taken possession OF the far
merS and others round about that
place as to what neighbc hood
shall do the most for the families
ofvoIunteers. Mlddletcwn led
off in very handsome style, but
were beaten by the citizens o.
Boston Township, who drove in
to town on Saturday 4 week ago
with sixty odd wagons loaded
with wood, flour, corn meal, &c,
for the families of soldiers. The
turn out OF the people on the
Williamsburg pike is yet to be
chronicled. 1t is threatened
What if the epidemic should ex-
tend up this way?
Randolph County has certain
ly done as well in proportion to
population, as Wayne or any 9th
er in the way of furnishing men
for the army and their families
are nearly as much entitled to
attention, and little more OF it
than they are receiving would be
a benefit to the feelings OF all
except it might be in the case of
those who "nevcr expect to see the
rebellion subdued."
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HOME TESTIMONY.


NALFARAI.o, Ind, Dec. 1859.
DR. c. w. Rob1ck-Dcar Sir: write
this TOR the benefit Of the suffering and
afflicted This is to certify that our
daughter, Almi.a Francis. of II years
old, has been afflicted for nine years
with inhammatory Rheumatism, or Neu-
ralgia. She was attended by the most
skillful physicians. but instead of being
relieved she continued to grow worse till
she became as helpless as an infant, her
hands aud knees ali drawn and enlarged
so as to cause her to suffer the most OK
crucia,ing pains, and worn down to a
mere skeleton.
At length was induced to try your
Blood Purifier and Pills. and she began
to amend, and IS now comfortable and CO.
ing to school We believe your rene
dies to be the best ever tried.
Yours with great respect,
A. I. HEAPHiLL.
Nrs " HgsPHrLr
See Advertisement In
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TIE News DEPoT.--Those
desirious OF finding something
nep to read, can be accomnoda-
ted by calling at the News De
depot, south Ofthe Public Square,
where NAV be found at all times,
the Cincinnati and indianapolis
DAilies, the illustrated New
York Weeklies, all the leading
American Magazines, Humorous
Papers, &c. Also 4 stock OF
School Books and Stationery,
Tor sale at low prices. and which
YOU wouId do well u call and ex-
anime before purchasing else
where. CASH paid Tor rags.
1t
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

b. the Canada we have news
from Liverpool to the 18th. The
Polish Instruction was spread
ing WIngrow had been taken
by the Russians alter a san5uina
ry battle. In The Liverpool mar
ket cotton was dull and prices
weak. Breadstuifs and prov.s-
ions quiet and steady. The Can
ada brought over l59 Lancashire
operatives, sen; ever by Miss.
COuts.
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NOTICE OF School. = The
Spring term OF school, in the
Randolph County Seminary, will
commence on the 2d Monday in
April next and continue II weeks.
For further particulars see next
Issue of Journal.
PLEASANT HIATT,
Teacher.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

Godeys L1dy's Book for
March, is embelIjsaed as usual
with a large and handsome vari-
etyof fashion plates, illustrations
and styles appropriate to the sea
son. The engravings are beauti =
tul, the frontispiece q gem OF il
self, and it contains a large
amount.of miscellaneous and most
choice reading matter, besides
many valuable suggestions in re-
gard to domestic affairs.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

State OF Indiana, daiyh COUNT.
IA the Rondolph Circpi- Cur. March
Term, l-'i..
George w Branham -. Helena Cri,scr.
William l.. CritSer. aud Nary .rane
Cruiser, Heirs at Law III William Cris-
ser.
Complaint for The appointment III y Com
missioner to cOnUey R,al Estafe.
n OW comes the s-i3 Plaintiff. bv
Y William p. Debo'f. ESQ. hi- Artor-
ney, and files his compa,; heren. &C.
companied with an aflida, F. thtttae said
Defendants are not residents % the State
OF Indiana:
Notice is therefore given said Dofonl-
ants that unless they BE- anf nrpear ou tie
first day Of the next Term I'd the hun
dolph Circuit Court, 20 Be- holden AT the
Court-liouse in Wnchest,r. ou the third
Monday of March, ls63, aui answer or
demur 10 said complaint, tne -a,ae 81 81 be
heard and determined in ,te.c slsrce.
Witness, John b. Goodrich. Clerk ard
the seal OF said Court AT Winchester, this
18TH dag Of January. ls63
81 JOHN b. GOODRICH. Cirrt.
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UNION ANYHOW.


A letter from Felix" in the
indianapolis Journal of Monday
gives a coed account OF the SD
Ind. 1t is not inlaid with cop
per nor butternut. Democratic
officers are ready to command
companies and regiments of ne
groes whenever opportunities Of
fer.' Chaplain Monlort and AS
sistant surgeon Casterline, both
well known to may OF our own
readers, have resigned.
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.EppliCaEiOH.

ETorIcE is hereby given that the under
Az si-ned will make application to the
Board OF Commissioners Of Randolph
County, Indiana, for license 10 sell in
toxicating liquor in less quantities than =
quart at time, to be drank on the prem.s-
es at the following place to-wit: Beginning
y feet east OF the southwest corner of
mot 10 + on Washington Street. IN the
north east square in the town If Winches-
ter aud county aforesaid. running thence
east IL feet thence north 40 feet, thence
west , feet, south ( feet, and in the
house in which Patrick Kelley has been
keeping grocery.
john GREIsHFIwER.
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Nallandigham was to have
spoken at Baltimore on the even
ing Of the 10Th, bat didn't; SIM
ply, ii IS said, because the loyal
sentiment of the city would not
tolerate MS presence.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-27

That Sorgho syrup left by our
old friend Mr.. Jehiel Hull, stakes
the premium" 1t is the best, by
several removes, that we have
seen. Its color is more like that
of honey and its taste approach
es that article very agreahly.
A member OF our family who
never partook of the article be-
fore pitched into this with no
show OF disgust. Ii will do.
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UNION CRY, Ind, }
Feb. %. 1863. {

! EDITOR JOURNAL:-A SAD &C
cident occurred on the State
line, five miles north of this place
on the 18th inst. Mrs. Mitchell
Sanders (whose husband is a
private in the army was engaged
dressing fax; the weather being
damp, she carried several bundles
into the house, which was a log
cabin, and set it up around the
fire to dry; she then went out
leaving an infant in the house
asleep, but took two older chill
dren with her, (both less than five
years old.l The children with
her soon complained OF being
cold, when she sent them to the
house to warm. Soon after they
had entered and closed the door
she discovered a great smoke
from the chimney, and upon
opening the door the flames filled
the house SO that it was impos-
sible to enter. One OF the chill
dren was close to the door and
was taken out alive. although
dreadfuIly buried; and Mrs.
Sanders, in her efforts to save
this chile, exposed her clothes,
which took fire. anu she only
saved her lie ny tearing them oil.
She is reported doing well, but
the child's lifeis almost dispaired
of. The charred remains OF the
oldest caild was recovered, but
the infant was almost entirely
consumed. | understand liberal
donations are being made Tor the
relief o. the sufferers.
Col. Cranor, OF the 40th Ohio
has resigned and again mingles
with Us a. private citizen; cause
not known to your humble ser
want.
Col. Isaac p. Gray, of 4th In
dana cavalry, has also resigned
and is at home; cause, bad
health.
The gallant Lieut.. Thompson,
OF the Ssh Indiana, has also re-
ieurd, and arrived at home on
THURSDAY night last. lie is a
good soldier, and regrets very .
much that he Is compelled to
leave his regiment just at a time .
when every soldier IS needed at
his post, and when his prospects .
for promotion were so bright
He Is confined to his room by
sickness.
Alr. Editor, what old Ran
doIph doing to prevent the X. q.
C.'s from accomplishing their
devll>h schemes IN Indiana? Is
tle patriotic ire Of the ioyal 90
ing to shoulder while the traitors
OF Indiana crush our heroic sol
d:ers in the field and con>unaie
their Internal designs against the
Government? P.lFiots OF Ran
dOIDLi fff Ms urlifa In ono ,rrp1.
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