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FmR At BAT C1Tr, M1cH.-0n Sunday last,
Messrs. Grant g. Fay's saw mill and griat-
mill belonging to other parties were burned
iasI It h c II aRsh %Rsahs1n c @sp 5eleo4s9 ss e e
Mea1s d Co., Of this city, were destroyed, as
was also fire engine sent from Chicago and
Just landed at the dock.
, 1863-07-16

EXCURSION FROM NILES, M1CH.-A largo
number Of the citizens Of Niles, Mich, will
arrive In our city, On Saturday next, over the
Michigan Central Railroad. We are informed
that Mr.. McVicker will entertain them in the
evening with one OF the best phys Of the sea.
son. Any Of our citizens having ffiends on
the excursion train, should be at the Union
depot at 10 clock, a. m., to receive them.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-02

: WILL sell. on Friday. the 9th day o.
January. A. ID. ls63. at the late resi-
dence OF Henry Branle, deceased, in
Washington township, all the personal
property of said deceased. consisting Of
household and kitchen furniture. farming
utensils, nine head of young cattle, 80 or
40 hogs. corn and hay, and MANY other
articles.
TERMS: A credit of ten months will
be given on all suns Of three dollars and
upwards, hv the purchaser giving his note
waving appraisemeut laws, with APPROX
ed personal secaritv. On all sums less
thai three dollars cash IN hand.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. m
STACY RAINIER,
Dec. 10, 1862 Adm.
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List of Lands and Town Lots,

Returned Treasurer Randolph County, dm for Taxes 1861 and
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THE WAR E1V 5
MARKETS 6c.

Receive special attcntion--the Rual con
tanning Rreports OF the principle Grain,
Provision, Cittle, Wool and Fruit Mar
kets IN the Corn ~. Remember thar the
Rual is pubiishe! Weekly in one Of the
very best cultivated sections of America,
and that its Editors, Contributors and
Correspondents strive 10 promote the Pc
cuaiary Iaterest and Home Welfare OF It's
tens OF thousands ofretders
- Its Wes'ern Corresponding Eiitor,
Cha- d. Bragteu, Esq, whose "Wrstern
Editorial Notes have atlracted much at
tcnlion and been widely copied during the
past year, Will hereafter devote still more
time and thought for the benefit OF the
Rual New Yorker and its readeas.
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style, Form, Terms, &c.

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IT has acquired for both Contents and Ap-
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at close IF year, complete for binding.
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e Specimen Numbers. Premium Lists,
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lucing the paper to more general notice
md support. Address
ID. ID. 4. MOORE. Rochester. y. Y.
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Appointment.

~ Office Is hereby given that N.
y undersigned has been apDoiute6
Administrator Of the estate OF Johi
Downing, late Of Randolph county. de-.
ceased. Said estate is supposed to be in
solvent.
ROBERT MURPHY,
dec 5-2w Administrator.
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ist0te Of Indiana, Ran
GOsph C0ls1ssy.

In the Randolph CIRCUIT Court, Spring
Term, lcC3.
Hannah Smith Complaint
vs. for
Stephrn smith. \ Divorce.
7IOW comes the plaintiff by her attorn-
~ eys. Browne Cherry. and file then
complaint IN this ctn-. together with al
affidavit that the said defendant is not o
resident If the State o. Indiana.
Notice j. therefore given SAID defend
ant that unless he be ard appear on th'
Ist dav Of the S8r.ng term OF the Ran
dolph Circuit Court 10 be held al the
Court House in Winchester on the ;
Monday OF March. 1863, aud answer
demuT &c said complaint, the same will b.
heard and determined IN his absence.
Witness. John b. Goodrich. CLERK
this 10Th day az Dec, mher. IS62.
JOHN Il. GOODRICH.
Dec 10, 90 4w
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No4ice
SherfS Sale.

-
FGyctte Common Pleas Court.
will expose % sale at the court
house door in Winchester, Randolph Co.,
Indiana. on Tn, day. the 18th day of Jan
nary, 1863. between tue hours of 10 o'clk
am aud o'clock N of said day the ~
lowing real estate. situated in Randolph
county. Indiana, tO-wt:
Forty acres Of land 20 be taken out Of
the south halt of section thirty-fve as.
township nineteen ll9), range twelve
(l2l east, aud bounded n follows, to-w't:
Commenci:.ciorty rods south Of the
northeast corner of said halt section and
running thence west three hundred and
twenty rods. thence south twenty RODS,
thence east three hundred and twenty
rods. thence north twenty rods TO tie place
OF beginning.
Executed as the property Of Leonard
Pttro, at the suit of William Walker.
A II JENKINS,
Dee. 70. lsG2 fee 4 30 Sh'H Z c
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&fsyfe o. SsCliaMn, RamesOI II County. NS.

k0ndOt Fy, -.
THOMAS SCOTT, Auditor Of said County certify that
County,
0 esof D.,
which ha srecoded by me on the dv Of Deeml
l.. Auditor Couny,I
II Counay
HEREBY GIVEN, That
adC be duet
SALE
nth etown Wnede February
IFOS l. SCOTT Co,
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ESG Or 0nG SEzOE
M a NUF ACToRv
Christ Kayser, Geo. Keller,
PRO?RIETORS.

PRO?RIETORS.
We keep constantly on hand ready
made Boots and Shoes. We ar. also pre-
pared 20 manufacture these articles IL or
der IN neat, substantial manuer. Try
Us: We wal also pay the highest cab
prices for hides green or dried. ul9s
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SheriRls Sale.
nY virtue of vcaditioni sxponas
and execution u me directed from


nY virtue of vcaditioni sxponas
} and execution 70 me directed from
the
Fayette Common Pleas Court.
| will expose 20 sale at the
C0uri House door in Winchester. Ram
dolph county. Indiana. on Tuesday, the
l3t5 day o. January, 1853, between the
hours %: 10 O'Clock a.. N. and O'Clock D.
m. Of said day the following real estate,
si,uated in Randolph coun:y, Indiana, to
wit:
Eighty acres of lend 20 TO be taken or
Of tie NORM side of the south half Of sec
ton thirty Eve 49,, township nineteen
10. range twelve -, east, ard bounded
rs follows. to wit: Commencing at tAe
northeast corner Of sail half section and
running thence west three hundred and
twenty rods, thence south forty rods.
thence east three hundred and twenty
rods, tneace north forty roGs 20 the pace
of beginning.
Executed az the property Of Leonard
Pctro, at the suit OF William Newkirk
William " Fl. bargcr and Martin Fry
barger.
A. II. JENKINS,
Dec. 10, 1862 fee s. Sh'f r. c.
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q Administrators Sale.

Dee. 10. 1862 Zee A 80 Sh'HRC
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Wit and Humor

SOLDIER WIr.-Ccl. -. Of the -th
Alabama regiment, was famous for ha.
ing everything done mp in military s>le.
Once While fed ffir"r Of the day. ana
going his tour Of inspection. Ice came on
a sentinel from the llth NJ ~S'..ippi reui.
men, lifting tlr down on his post, ~irh
his gun taken entirely TO piec-., when
The following dialogue took place:
Col Don't you know ,ha: a sentinel
willie on duty. should always keep on h's
f.-tw
S"ntin-l--(wirh""t. looking ur),-
"rh,sts the way We used to do when the
war fr., began but that. PLAY, ed "u, hng
go"
Colonel (h"vinring to d,nht il the
ma" VA. on "u,y), Ave yo" the sentinel
herel'
S-n,ine'-"Well I'm a. sort of n ssn,i.
n.,"
Col.-"Well, I'm sorrcr officer Of he
dav"
Ssntinel-"Well, il yorl hold on ill
sort Of q, my gun together, III give you
a sort Of salute"
Colonel IF to hunt an easier case.
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Prom Bragg's Army.

ATLANTA, November 23.-Adriees by
the 4 a. III. train afford no,hing new or
interesting. The usual Smelling had com
menesd ou the im,neGi,ts front. None
but those belonging to the nrny are al.
lowed beyond king.tor, and the hospital
here is cleared Of all who can be removed
without risk.
RrcnMoSD, November .2S.-Ths follow.
ing WAS received ut tho War Department
TO night
MISSIONARY RIDGE, via Chickanauga,
November c3.-Gon. s. Cooper We
bold all the roads leading into Knoxville,
exesp, the one between Hoiston ard tho
French Brosd. Gen. Jones' cavalry is
on the right eicse to that. The eneny's
cavalry ia almost broken up. Wheeler
has Gu, "a Lis train from Cumberland
Gag to Knoxville.
(Signed) BRAXrON BRAGG.
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From Charleston.

CuARLEsroN, Nov. 22.-Lnst night
eighteen shells were thrown into the city
bet~ cen IL and 9 O'Clock. No buildings
were struck, nor no person injured. The
FIRE on Sumter continued heavy during
the night. Ons white man and two ne.
gIocs were killed y's',rGay in the FORT.
Thera las been no firing tn the city
TO day. 1t is reported that Battery Sim.
kins succeeded 10 siIeneing one Of the
enemy's guns last night. Seneral 8 inch
and 100 pound Parrot shells were pick.
ell up'in the city to-day. A spirited fight
between two Of the enemys batteries
Gregg and Wagner-aud two of OURS
Bee and Simkins-,oge,ber with Forts
Moullris and Johnson-took place this
afternoon. Gregg opened heavy fire
on Moul,rie and Wagner ON Johnson
Our fire was particularly accurate, com
peling the Yankees to leave their guns
At every FIRE. The contes, ceased at dark.
The hdng on Sumter continues heavy
Since the present bombardmsnt con-,
menced the the number of shots and
shells Of all kinds thrown is reported at
ls, 300, Of which about 5000 misssd.-
The total in all from the beginning is
$4,000. This number Of shots and shells
fired from sundown Friday to sundown
Saturday WA, 81, Of which 1873 missed.
There we've no casualties nor any serious
damage done bv the sh.lling. There are
no further indications Of assault OR the
part Of the enemy.
CHARLKsroS, November 23.-No shsl
ling Of the city las. n,S. The enemy
kept upa slow fire on Sumter. The
number Of riaed ,hots and mortar shells
fi:ed on Sunday vi" l4s, Of which sixty
three missed. No casua!;ss.
loP. MA vigorous fire has been
kept up between the enemyi batteries
and our own all dsy. The enemy lid
not shell III. city to day, but has divided
his atten,isns between Sum,er, Moultsio,
S;mkins and threw nunber Of shells
on James Island. The number Of shots
Of all kinls thrown into Sum,e, last night
and TO day wns 293, Of which los miss.
ed. There h,, boon no Casualties in
Snm'er. No rspon received from tho
| other batteries this evening.
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Northern N ows.

The New York Herald Of the 20 b has
the flowing:
An arrival from Nav Orleans on The
llth bring intelligence Of the operations
Of Wsshl~ms forces in Tsehs county
lis whole loss killed, wounded and pris.
onsrs is o77. The 61th Indiana was cap.
turs1 almos, entire.
A dispatch from Knoxville Of tie l7th
gives some details Of the retreat 0. Bura.
sides 10 Knoxville. Oa Monday morn.
ing he evacuated Lsnoras, bu, owing to
the energy with which the rebels pursuit
WAS kept up he came into limo Of battle At
Campbelis S,s,ion, ~hsn a fight snsued
lasting from late ia tho forenoon until
dark. The enemy finally succeeded in
hsnking our iYankss) men, driving them
to the cover Of our batteries, which open.
cd . terrific Gre, before which the rebels
retired aud fell back 10 the river. They
afterwards brought up three batteries and
Burnside fell back TO more desirable
position and again gave them battle
The contest closed ut night--our ucSps
10 possession Of their own ground. Dur
ing tie night our troops fell back and
reached Knoxville early Tuesday morn.
ing. Yesterday the rebel advance gu.'d
attacked our ou,posts. Very heavy skir.
mi,h;ng ail day to day. The attack was
resumed in the afternoon and the rebels
brought forward heavy fcrco VI infant
~ and charged our position, when ter
rifc hand 70 hand eonAio. occurred and
our men were compelled to fall back
about half a mile TO The second sns, which
they hold to night. Gen. Ssndsr,, COM
msnding the ou,pos,s, was severely woun.
dsd. Our soss in ,hs: sght 10 1900, sod
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n U N B E r 43.
IIXCuANGE NOTICE, No 7.
Ricnxoxe, Va, Oct 18th, 1868.

RicHNosp, Va Oct. 18th, 1868.
The following Confederate officers and
men are hereby declared duly exchanged:
All officers and men captured and pa.
rolled at any time previous TO the brat or
September, 1859. This section, however,
10 not intended to include any officers or
men captured at Vicksburg, July +th. 1881
except such a. were declared exchanged sy
Exchange Notice No. 8. Svpt. 18th, lsss,
ar are specifically named in this notice. But
II does embrace all deliveries nsads at City
Point, or other place, before September iea.
1853, and ~ith tho limitation above Daessd.
all captures at Port Hudson or any other
place. whore the parties were released sa
parole.
,. The staff OF Generals PEN bertoa, Ste
vensen, Be~sa, Moore. Barton, 3. ID. Lee,
Cummings, tIarris and Baldwin, and o! Col
onels Reynolds, CockrsiI and Dosksry, the
othcsrs and men belonging to the Engineer
Corps and Sappsrs and Miners aud she
fourth and fsrty sixth Mississippi Rsgi.
ments, nll captured at Visksburg, July +th,
1869.
). The general officers captured at Visls.
burg, July +th, 1863, were declared sI.
changed July lSts, 1853.
Agent Of Exchange.
Lsueas,sr Ledger Print]
OsL ~, 1858. 3S-N.
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ton: the rewards Of the righteous; the
Judgments awaiting the wicked the ne
cessi:y Of repentance, and the importance
Of a change Of life. The msichless love
oTGod to the children Of men, had such
powerful eject upon the minds Of those
wrs,ched beings. that they melted into
tears. Nor WAS he less aslonisbed at the
uubounded goodness Of au Almighty
Creator, in thus interposing to save his
spiritual Ms we'll as natural life, and well
might he exclsm, this is the Lords
doings, and marvellous in our eyes Un
der deep sen.e Of Gods goodness, his
heart became filed with such thankful.
ness, that it Was beyond his power to ex.
press.
What a marvellous change WAS thus
suddenly brought about, hy divine inter-
position lie who a little before disLs
lieved in communion with God and the
soul, became ss humble AS n child. And
they who were so lately meditating his
death, now are filled with love and good
will towards each other; and particularly
him; mandesting afse,ionats
kindness and willingness to render him
all the assistance in their power.
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Defrauding z the Revenue.

man engaged in business IN this city
mas oee" "'''f.'d 'ate'y' and held tor trl
al charged win p'u"'y and de'r""ding
tue Government OF The war tax. lt1he
enafes Is sustained, We hope speedy ard
'e'e'' p'"'S"'"eu' viii '"''o" eohS'e
"'".
we 'A's hs"'d "' case oy which The
tax law 'H been e'"d'd !" way that
'"' "o' oe 'e"'''! ne'ee'eo' out ""''n
''", 'e'''''" eoA''g" p""'S"'"F"'' n
ee"''e"''" "'S"'"g 10 purchase 'afSs
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THE FIRST CnuRcH BuILr IS GEN.
LEE's ARMr-GES. JAcKsoN.-In state.
ment cf one Of the ministers attending
the recent Prssby,ertan Synod in Vir-
ginia, the proceedings Of which are pub
lished in the Central Presbyterian, We
find the following interesting facts:
Last wints-, when near Fredericksburg,
we erected our first house OF worship. 1t
was rude log building. | walked home
from the first service held in it, with
Gen. jackson, and as soon as We reached
his quarters, he said, "Lst us now pray
for Blessing upon this service" 81 es.
TEEN it," said Mr.. Lacy, "one Of the most
precious privileges Of my life to have been
permitted to enjoy the confidence, aid
often to knesl down and pray with tho
'nost holy and devoted man ever knew"
An Interesting sketch was given Of the
organization Of the chaplairs. and the ef
hc's"cy resul!inS from it. This ~s' upon
the suggeslio" Of Gen. Jackson.
Af;ef returning from our ehaplains'
meetings, Gen. Jackson would ssnd for
me. and IN Ina quick manner would say,
Co"e IN. Mr.. Lacy, and make your re.
port In response to interesting state
ments' ne would say, That's good We
ought t" thank God tor that. When he
saw Gen. Ice and olhe' officers come to
ATTEND preaching. gave him great JOY.
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"OrYIcIAL" CONSCIOUSNESS The
New York Mercury give. The folI"~inp
" copy al y" ""fiiris!' correspondence
which is said !" have passed bet~esn The
respective commanders a, Charleston:
JANIS ISLAND. Aucn., % 1863 -
To Gen 'B.a"rsyard DgAn SiR: I re-.
pee fully ask YOU to allow ,h. Unu-d
States forces u.dsr my command TO oc
c"Py Charleston.
GEN. GILMORE.
CHAKLrsroS All u,i 23. 1868 To
Gen. Gilmore. DEAs SIR: You han,
CT. BEAUREGARD.
JAMrs' ISLAND, August "a To Gen
g. T Eeaursga,d.-DrAs Siw: 7 IheH
GEN. GILMORE
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Y.sxxv Psur,pr w. l.a,, ,hs, /

YASKsE PEuFtDv - We lsssn ths, in
a recent fight near Knoxville vita Barn
nds's ,crces. a Ya.k.e regiment gave the
n5'ics Of surrender, upon WHICH Colonel
Nsncs's Third South Carolina Rs imen,
marched up to receive them. When =
few peace Of. the das,srdly wre,ches, au.
der the order ef beir Colonel, fred npdn
and killed fly four Of on. msp. Wimt
summary justice ~~ss. ms'ed ON 10 the
villains who had thus ftf~i,ef their lives,
We have ma hsasb.-- Sss2B Obrot6ps.
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The iELLs OF OvR AmMY The sol
der Of the army Of Northern Virginia is
essentially a yelling animal. lie has =
yell pscpli~r 10 himself. hy which his sue.
cess in battle is denoted even nj the mo
ment Of victory When he i. pea,sd. he
y.lIs, rs an outlet for his .xuhr,snt spirits;
when he is iI;sp!ease.l. he ,s!ls at the Of
Tending ofiiciSI an opening OF the s,f.ty
valve restraining hi. psnt up Passion'.-
IL be ID cold, lie yoi., in "ri.r to force
his blood into more rapid circ"h,ion; il
he is too warm. hs y-i. out the heat,
and thereby relieves his excited feelings.
The history Of the Confederate yell 70.
quirss sk'lhul pen 1" portray i. in all
its Pscul'.ri,,es, SO I will drop the .u!jec,
10y merely noticing the latest suhjsc, for
the exercise Of Confederate yelling pow
ers. Whenever = surgeon approaches "A
regiment bys,anGer woul,. think ,ha,
the annual migration Of all the ducks in
the universe had commenced, and ihst
they we're concentrated 10 that peculiar
spot, for the ar rsseunds with "ansck,
auaek, qu~ek." and III. unfortunate quaek
Il beg bis pardon, mean surgeon
rides of, sndsavoring TO preserve hi. dig
nifty ~ bss, he can.-- Army Letter.
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The Angu.ts Constitutionafsts says: j.
is due TO Mr.. NJ ,decai, Of S6oIh Cnro!i
ma, To state iha, te is The nuihor of ,h-
sys,em proposed b, the Colnnb ba"k',
and which has been s"bs,s"'inIiy sGop'e
by the Bank Convention. II is sincerely
10 hs bopef ,hrt The plan adopted will
have the beneficial efec's on the currency
which us accomplish, el "o,nor and il.
many other friends n",icipa'rd I'd Tor il.
should il meet with favor in the Confed
ernis Congress.
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to day it will not exceed 1900 The en-
emy's loss on Monday, duriag n severe
hrs Of our cavalry, could no, have been
less ihan 1000. and the loss to day is
estimated Al 4 500.
Another dispatch, dated the l9,h, SAYS
the enemy have completely Invested
kn xvils.