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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26
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TIE REAsoN.-The Democrats Of
the Copperhead persuasion seem to
have regard for the fitness of
things. They have illustrated this
in striking manner, Ivy changing
the time for holding their National
Convention from the 4th of July, the
birthday Of American independence,
to the 29th Of August, tie Jirthdoy ol
Benedict 1rnold .NeltQni"n.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

Tux Fury OF A WOMAN ScoRNED.
"A terrible illustration Of what a
scorned woman's fury viii lead her
TO do occurred recently in Milwaukee
A lady of that city returning unex-
pectedly from call, imagined she
heard unusual voices in the room
usually occupied by herself and hus-
band. The door being closed, she
was reduced to the keyhole, and 10
this aperture she applied her eye.
She saw the figure Of a woman; stand
ing by her was the husband of the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

This Rod has received the First Premi-
INNS at the American Institute OF New
York the franklin Institute of Phihdel
phil: the Nationol Fair at Louisville, Ky;
the safe Fairs &c OHIO, Iowa, Indiana,
Connecticut. and wherever exhibited. IL
was never beaten in any contest. and never
will be where there are truly scientific ludg-
Is. 1t has been endorsed and highly com
mcnled by John Young, Professor OF Natu-
raj Science in the Northwestern Christian
UNIVERSITY; JAS $. Athon. Supt. Indiana
Insane Asylum; Il. II. Brown, Indiana State
Gcologist; Lorn Andrews President Kenyon
College, Gambler, Ohio; Drs. Kitchen y
Parvin, Physicians and Chemists, Indianap
oils, and many other persons of we'll known
scientific attainmcnts.
DAVID MUNSON,
Indianapolis, Ind.
May 10, 1864. 10
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26
CHEAPER
THAN COAL OR W0GD!

| have on hand, and make to or
der STOVES and FURNACES for
CHEMISTS, TIMERS, BooKurNDERs,
DENTISTS, TEA STORES, VOLCANO
ZINC STovEs, PHoroGRAPHER's Oy-
EMS, &c, and for TArLoRs' and
LAUNDRY IRoyS.
Send for Descriptive Catqloguc.
I Also manufacture CO al Oil
Stoves, for Cooking G Heating.
Burns the common Kerosene Oil, and does
the Cooking for Family for ONE CENT PR
Hour.
IL. ID. BLAKE. Sole Manufacturer,
Al Broadway n. Y.
TIE American Advertising and purclas-
ing Agency receive order for the above
named Merchandise. Bnss. Dep, + AL
Word. Corresp. Dep. Fowler wells.
500 Broadway n. Y.
April -, 1864. l3
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

Single Rods, COM
plete for attaching to
buildings, sent by ex-
press to any part of
the country. We offer
unusual inducements
to persons who are
engaged in putting up
Rods or who may de-
sire to engage in this
business. County and
State Rights for sale.
This Rod is in gen
eral use in Central In
diana, and many other
localities throughout
the country. 1t is no
<humbug. No man who
examines its IN erits
will ever buy any 9th
, er Rod. The old iron
rods give way before
it as ignorance flies
before the advance of
light. According to
Prof. Faraday, an d
other men of note,
copper has a conduct
Ing power > to 8 times
greater than iron; and.
iii addition 20 this i'm.
portant fact, MunsOn's
. Rod has a surface in
side and out, nearly
three times as great aS
tic old iron rod. Mum
sons Rod il an orna.
mont on tho best build
incs, and does not
rust, but will endure
an age without losing
its conducting power.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26
MUST Ell SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE :
UNeQUAltD IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN
AND STYLE OF FINISH
Makes Four Distinct Stitches
On one and tie same -NdchiRe, and
has tie Reversible Feed!

1t combines ali the good qualities of
other first class Machines, and possesses
many ADVANTAGES over any and all OF
them.
1t is the most SIMPLE and PERFECT
in its Mechanical Construction of any
Sewing Machine yet offered to the public,
and the ONLY ONE capable OF making
MORE THAN ONE KIND or STITCH.
The Feed may be Reversed n any
Point Desired without stopping
the Machine!
Changes for the various stitches may be
made while the machine is in motion.
The beauty of its stitch is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large n range Of work
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal
facility.
The work will feed either to the right or
left.
Runs quietly; sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced IN sewing across,
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted THAI m amp
other machine.
Tailors cannot afford to do without one.
Its motions all positive
Will last n lifetime.
No springs to get out Of order.
The hemmeT the most practical IN use.
Turns wide and narrow hens, and viii
fell beautifully.
1t braids neatly and handsomely, without
the slightest alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty
in using it.
Oilsno dresses, all Of its machinery being
on the top of the table.
Every machine warranted.
IL will snbStantiutp all We claim for IL
X. IT. q c.. c.. DENNIS,
Agents for Wayne. Randolph and Della
ware counties, Ind. Dark and PEBBLE
counties, Ohio. Office No. 80 Main St,
Richmond, Ind.
- send for samples and Circulars.
We are also selling Scchler & Portcr's
Sugar Mills and iIutchinson's Cider Mills
The very best oLt-scnd Tor Circular.
June 10. 1868. 50
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26
F.FEe.;E FOR SIZE.

i WILL SELL, on the most liberal terms,
] my Farm Of one hundred and fly acres.
which lies six miles south of Winchester,
and one half mile east of Snow Hill; about
one half improved and in cultivation; good
Orchard OF Grated Fruit, and Soil and
Timber good. For further particulars call
upon Cheney Watson. Winchester. Ind
- VIM. ID. FRAZEE.
, 1864-01-26
FROM cOLUmBUS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbnne.l
CoIuaBus, O., Jan. a5 1854.
Recruiting Is progressing very satisfactorily
In this State. Week before last ], 800 new re-
cruits were mustered into the service. Last
week the number was not quite 80 large.
Many wards and townships have already
raised their quotas without receiving credit
for veterans. '";
Assistant Provost Marshal General Parrott,
thinks there viii be no draft IN Ohio under
the last cnll.
N1Ae Thousand new men besides the 5000
veterans, have already beea credited to the
State. THIS number will be Increased by
1900 more yeterans, and the balance will be
rnlsed BY volunteering.
Orders hare been received by Gov. Brough,
which statc that the two dollare;pzcmium't to
recruits has been re-estab1ished, as regards
thqte enlistins IN colored regiments, for the
redfon they do not have the be1sefit Of the
boQpties given to white men.
, 1864-01-26
THE REBEL PRISONERS
ATJ0HMSOH'S ISLAND.
WEAT OHIO HAS DONE FOB
TIE WAR.
LATER FROM EuR0PE--THE PRINCE
OF WALESAFATHER.
FROM WESTERN ARKANSAS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribuue,1
FoRT SMITH, Ark, Jan. =, 1854.
1ieut- Ballard has returned with the flag Of
truce to that contested region Of the Confed-
eracy called the trans- Mississippi division.
Hc ran on the rebel outposts 150 miles south
Of here. He found Cabell and, had social
chat with him. They talkcd largely of an
attempt to re-occupy the line Of the Arkansas,
but they are not coming. Everybody there Is
discouraged They confessed that ostt s,.ort
d:feat on Red Ri.es. and Their game is up.
NM. E. A. Ca1kins Of the Sd Wisconsin Guy.
airy and Proyott Marshal of the district o4
the frontier has been promoted to leuten'
ant eolonelcy, for gallant conduct in tho field.
TWO steamers with Government freight are
at Lewisbu1g, two. days trip from here.
The river is rapidly rising with thirty inches
on the bar. T..
Alazge lot OF rebelprisonersr ircluding scv-
en- commissioned, officers left -he1e yesterday
for st. Louis Licuts. Sutton and Berry, with
ten men Of the 14th Kansas ,descrted two
days since. The neutenants were under ar-
rest On serious charges. They took horses
and stole 100 rerolvers and are supposed to
hare Joined some bushwacking gang
One Taylor, a emuggler, was caught st his
tricks here to-day. He had valuable goods
and medicines secreted on his person and
those Of two women, in cheap calico, who
accompanied him. Fire bottles Of qnininc
were found hitched to their hoop skirts.
Forty of Marmaduke's men made an incur.
sion to within twenty miles Of this place yes
terday. They robbed and hung many Union
citizens. They are closely pursued and will
undoubtedly be captured.
, 1864-01-26
TIE WAR IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 20.-On the 12th
!, Federal wagon train was sent to point
1ear Scy}e:yiIc, Is cast miles Of Knoxville, to
foragc, = fact which sobn came to the knoWl-
edge OF the enemy; and accordingly raid WAS
Immediately ordered, and the command g9sen
to Gen. Vance, a brother Of Gov. Vance, OF
North Carolina
On tic 18th the rebel cavalry came upon
tl!c town, and soon possessed themselves q
a number Of wagons and the horses aud
mules attached; but their triumph WAS ol
short duration, for Col Palmer, at the head
or brigude Of Union cavalry vas In pur-
suit in q short time, and in few hours came
mon the enemy, retook the wagons, Killed
and wounded d large number (about 15o) OF
the cncmy, and captured eevera! hundred
prisoncrs, with tleir horses and equipments,
and completely dispersed the remaiudcr.
So complete was the rout OF Gen. Va3ce'E
came impossible, - the fugitivcs fed to the
y,,ouutaius, each man faking care Of himself
The advantage gained is highly important, Al
81 almost annthilated the already wenk cav
a1ry arm Of the rebel service In East Ten
ncssce.
Gen. Grant left for st. Louis to.day.
The efforts toward reconstruction of th'
State Government is extending along part O
fhc counties In Middle Tennessee, but wltl
little hope of it's early return to the Union
The radicals with Coy. johnson at the head
favor the calling Of q convention to MULTI,
the constitution and form new one on euaan
.cipatfon principles.
East Teune5seeans arc canTassing the ques
ton OF forming separate State OF tim
Rsbci officers and soldiers continue to com
in daiIy. desiring to take advantage of tn
amnesty proclamation.
, 1864-01-26
FROM FRANKFORT.

Especial Dispatch so'the Chicago Trlbuae.]
FnASxFoET, KY, Jan. q, 1854.
The speech Of Hon. Vim r. Thompson, OF
Built county, on the Military Bill was in
correctly reported BY Jour correspondent.
He did not say that the State force would be
,uscd agaipst Ohio Aboiitfonists. He said tlse
troops would be used to protect property;
negroes inc1uded, hut he mndc no nlluslon to
citizens Of Ohio or any other loyal State
No election Of Senator Jet, The first bal
lot to-day was as follows: Guthrie II;
Dell 20; Bnrnham 81. Buckner Q. The last
ballot stool thus: Guthrie ~ Bell ~;
Buznham Sc; Buckner 4. Necessary to q
:choicc64.
In the Senate Mr.. Bristo*, froH, Conn, on
Military AfEairs, reported the following reso-
luton, which was adopted, thu tie Agent
Genernl Of this State. is hereby. re-
yqufrcd to procure complete descriptive rolls,
as Mr Us practicable, Of every enlisted man
who has entered the service Of the State, OF
United states, from Kentucky, during the
present rebellion, and include the same in
his NEXT annual report. Also, that he em-
bruce. In said report a succicnt history
Of each Kentucky regiment - In the
field, or that may have been In tue service,
or may hercafter enlist, and-such other gene
tal Information as may be Of interest to the
people.
The feeling in favor Of the removal Of thu
capital, and the breaking up Of tie old po'
liticnl clique at Frankfort, is dolly gathering
strength. f.
, 1864-01-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

tn~ 1.,, OK w-The etaamehin
HA1FAA' Jaa. -, r. an' - s1'a VII II
Canaoa hae 1ue1 peen s1eu. ~ 1.-e onI Wanther M -"
@ up 10 PCT ~ II s;"r nGuu' a"' no'ae' "o'
quMe Inc p,,,r. aur - a,rh,os. +hc p,3n.
ooss of woica @aye iirfh to a fine boy at
fl1gao ~ wnrid .11 n 10 n;vcn IN the Alexandria
SuusuHsn1 H.u,7.S - Te6na~r '''
'a1i Tbe " FantfoTt S Senate lad refused its au-
tnor1za1Gn 10 tRs Easte1n an6 had demanded
Ste4n * Franlfnrf Consul at Lfyerpool an
,'cconnt Of his Connection with the scheme
-, "; i.1t daF'e'on' BISHOP o' 11'' D'" ~ 'ne
Parliament had been formally prorogued
, 1864-01-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
WHISKY BILL.

Tie panic in the whisky trade continues,
anlthe fluttering is immense. Anew PROPOSE
1io1 was started yesterday, among the heavi-
est iealers and disti1lers Of this city, which
photographed Inst night to several mem
bcn Of Congress, rs compromise on the
hill tllat-las passed the House The proposed
amendment is as follows
che whisky dealers and dlsti1lers accept
theHouse bin just as 1t passed. proptded ktaa
u tdr e ",.e dollar and f,ctnty cea,s be zeried on
al 4i:hscinex ',4aaatdctnred after Hoy Id, 1864.
I'll. tealers IN aacohoa say that this will ena,
1,cm to pay the forty cents per gallo !
on the stock on hand, withaut sustain
-,}ecunfnry loss, and that the revenue The
Comment will derive, not only from tht
why now on lmnd, bnt which will be madt
beteen now and May next, will be immense
1andlat they will be able, meanwhile, to fa1
the catt1c md get them to market before
tldgh excise takes effect
Ahe tax lcvied on liquor On hand is forty
ctr why would 1t not be enough to ado
ty cents TO the sixty cents per gallon, and
Ike the tax IN even do1lar on What shall b.
pufacturcd after May 1sts
Hc asked heavy distilier to sire us his
nion how much so high IN excise as 81 q
uId decrease tho consumption Of the ar
le- BE replied, every little, one galloz
llighwines makes one gallon Of the best
.isky rctailed to drink; There are thus
gilts in gallon, md not less than twc
,sscs of whisky to q gill, as men on the
csage consume it. It retails now ut ter
nts drink; sixty -four drinks to gallon
ucs 10 $40 10, and costs the retailer moi
>gc than e 90, and as 1t leaves margin d
co profit per gallon" said our informant
le can well afford 10 pay dollar more o
as lie will still have e7 90 clear profit OF
cl' gallon Of whisky sold to his dram
linking customers!7' 4 strong delegation
understand Of whisky dealers, will pro
rcd to Washington to urge Congress to In
<rcasc TIC excise TO the 1ate aboye named, O
all hichwines made after the frstof ucx
, 1864-01-26
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

~Nek- AN~>+
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
The 1eth Cavalry has been re-organized,
and the 18th has been organized, and both arc
filled to the maximum standard The 6Gtts
Col. Buck, will arrive in Chicago this cyen=
ing, and the 18th, Major Hrgunin, will prob
ably arrive tomorrow.
Acknowledgement Fnl1e1 zetu1ns to Chicago
tonight, to furlough tlsese regiments, and
arrange for their places sErendezVous oa the
expiration Of their thif55. days farlougn
The following are anopg the indictments
presented by the Graad Jury Of the. United
States District Couri,- at the present term,
Judge Treat presiding.
George ". Bailey, Of this county. indicted for
hasi tIfal Saturday, jan * Weldon fer the United
statcs: John E, Resctte for the defshse.
Ethan F. Brewster, o. Logan cGnntg, Indicted
for entic1ng eo1dlars to deeeFt ease set for trial
Monday Jan, Is !. Wilson for US, E. B. Lam:
don for Defense.
Elsty-sIx 1ecruits reported themselves at
The ReadausSters of 1t. Hobbs on Saturday
| last and reealved full uniforms.
, 1864-01-26
.fR0M ST. LOUIS.

l2pecdafU7spatcn 10 inc tmcagu 1Iloune-J
ST. Lou1s, Jan. 25, 1868.
Tho ice in the river gave why shortly after
noon to-day, at the foot Of Carr street, and
au Immense field floated down number OF
squares, carrying the steamer Emily against
one Of the new boats in course Of constrnc~
tIou. Neither boat WIS materially injured.
The floating ice again lodged, however, and
brain1ess people commenced crossing. With
the present weather the great crash must
come In u few hours.
Preparations arc In progress to give Gen.
Rosec1ans grand reception on his arrsral
here.
ST. Lou1a, Jan. 25.-The extremely warm
weather Of the past few days has materially
eoftensl the Ice in the harbor, aud to-day Inn
meuse fields at the upper end Of the city
moved down some three hundred yards, fore
ing tho steamer Emeline from her 1nooriug,
but doing no serious damage Several stean-
ers broke their way through the ice, to~dny,
to a safer position, on the opposite side Of
the river: The ice has disappeared six mites
below the city, and it Is thought our harbor
will be sufficiently clear tomorrow for Oh OF
the ferry bouts to run 4 speedy general
breakup md resumption Of navigatfo1r are
anticipated.
Charles Noyes, who has been on trial for
two days, for robbing the United States Ex-
press Company Of sixty thousand dollars last
August has been convicted and sentenced to
ten years In the PenitentfArY.
, 1864-01-26
FROM INDlAEAP0lIs.


INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Is, 1864.
Brig. Gen. Wagner from East Tennessee,
Col spriely, eth Ind, Col. Slack, 18th Ind,
Col. Robinson, 74th Ind, Mai. Grill, 2fth
Ind, arrived to-day. Forty men from the
gnllaut Goth Iowa also reached hero to-day on
short fnrlougns, and few to THUR respective
homes like Wild fowls. -.
The eth Ind, re-enlisted veteran, came in
this morning. They number 400 men, They
Lave been in service thirty months, In the
Gulf Department. last, and are going to pitch
in again in thirty days.
Tie 18th Ind, and Wflder's battery, arrived
tonight. All have re~enlisted for the war,
Tomorrow will be grand gaia day in Indl
annapolis. The citizens turn out to greet
their returning braves The artillery It'll
welcome them, banners RHk wave from al
the building gs. Fair ladies smile, and Indi
ana's sous feel that their welcome is g1orions
Soldiers from Indiana may tread proudly, fol
milton grects them. Indianapolis will feet
all that comes aud be glad to do it.
, 1864-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2. Money easy:: AT:
for gold In New York. Legal tenders G5a66
Among the series Of resolutions before the
Legislat1re, oncconcludes,as follows:
HTnpt the people still look to Abraham
Lincoln as the instrument. selected BY Provi'
denc ) to lead their country safely through
in Y l1ich no el1naent Of diEcord shall be found
and that We do. most heartily favor his re-
elca&ion.'s
Ifpassed tna, Senate with but Ave dissent
ine votes, ard in,the. assembly, only two OBJ
10 tffur
, 1864-01-26
Chicago Qribnne.
Tuesday. JANUARY GO, 1868.


0A4&1 NJ ~
The most important Of current news just
now, is that which adds to the revelations
already made of the growing weakness Of the
expiring contcderacy. Our Washington dis
patcb gives budget Of news brought direct
from Richmond by black, Just escaped from
the ecryice Of JEFF. Davis. Accepting his
statements only in points con1rme by other
channels, It is beyond all question true, that
desutution starcs tue rebels in the face, that
yet little longer and thnir sl4ss5 81
Of government will fall nhapcleas mass Of
ruins. md the fire they kindied for the de-
et1uction Of the Government, prove only the
funeral pyre Of slavery.
The runway darkey Of jeff Davis reports
that Vice President Stevens has rnn away and
gone to Europe. It is no proof that 1t Is not 50,
tl,at the rebel Journals make no mention Of It.
They do tell enough however to suggest 9
plump reason for his flight, md admiration
OF luis wisdom and luck if he has got safely
of.
The Prince Of Wales is father and the fair
Alexandra Of Denmark is as well as could. be
expected.
In Tennessee there has been sharp little
Ekirntbh, rtsulting In neat little victory
aud capturc Of prisoners.
Orr Springfield dispatch gives the names
Of, and r@necs Of rendezvous OF returned rc-
enlisted Illinois regiments.
Charles Noyes, Chicago private de-
tcctivc Of more notoriety than reputation in
time past, but for some years resident Of
St Louis, Inns capped his lifelong diligence,
in getting other people into the States pris'
on, By sending himself there for term o1
ten years for his share In the great Express
1obbcfy. Aside from bis immediate friends
there will be few regrets among the man.
who aro aware Of Noyes' eminent descent o
such distinction, His closing act In this cit.
was stealing negroes and sending them int
$lavuy.
The Kansas Legislature have adopted res
o1ution rc-nom'natfng Abraham Lincoln. Til
people generally seem In favor Of IN exten
sion Of time to the President for the compile
lion Of the " big job"
1t seems likely after al1 that the commuta
tion clause will remain $500 instead Of bein!
Increased to $400.
Ma5or General McClernand has becu order
cd to duty under General Banks. He resign
cd, but is not allowed to leave the service.
Both the people and their representative
in Congress, arc last making up their mind
10 the necessity Of having taxation, and>o
avoiding further imitation Of the currency,
possible. The time to raise heavy taxes
during q war, not after the war is orer. Tn
Government can raises million of dollar
now, where 1t can half that even when til
war is over aud expenditures lclosed, or a
1Cast very much reduced. MI. Chase is de
tcrmined to issue no more Treasury notes
, 1864-01-26

: Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribuns.l
ST. PAUL, Jan. IS IS. 1884.
!: Tie End Minnesota Regiment arrived yes
terihy. The firemen were out, but as they
arrived very ecatteredly no other den1onstra-
;tion WAS made, and the formal reception In
tended was not giyen.
A dinner was given them at the 1nterna-
tion.l hotel, and they were welcorsed home
in speech By Col Robertson. To-day they
ha1e dispersed to their homes.
, 1864-01-26

TnAse,seo I'm s5ropesat9ns ig3er lou e9 en-
Aonflla. The Ship Torrent from Shanghae,
Tux arriycd from Puget Sound. after pass
aco Of twcnty-one days: bringing chfna detes
te Tic 5th December. The passengers bring
information that the Impcria1ists, under MAI
Gordon, assisted ts French ana Engnsa
The city TINS alrcady fullcn..
The noted Gen. Burgcriue, who deserted
tbc Imperial cause. and took up with Tach-
ines. has departed from China by order OF
Tic American Consul He went to foko.
bona, japan, but it was thought he Wonld
shortly return. His band have mostly Joined
lie lmperiaIists.
, 1864-01-26
FROM MOBILE,

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A Herdzd letter from
the squadron of Mobile reports TINT an Eng
lish man.of- war WAS with the feet, seeking
permission to 60 to Mobile, which had been
asked By flag Of truce to our squadron from
. Fort Morgan =.
All the vessels on the station had been Gu
gagged In firing into q steamer aground On the
bar, which our feet commander means to
have destroyed. Fort Morgan fred On our
vessels, but struck none of them.
, 1864-01-26
FROM CAIRO and BELOW.
Especial plepatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
H..nn Ian

CA1Eo, Jan. 25, 1851.
By the arrival OF the steamer Nary Forsyth,
Capt. Green, Clerk Sites, weare in possession
of Memphis papers and dispatches to the 2ad
and Esd inst.
The Bulletin has tue following Arkansas
news:
We had call, this morning, from gentle
man 3ust arrived FROM Littlc Rock, Ark. The
good cause Is still progressing favorably, and
| Arkansas will pt doubt resume her old posi-
, 1864-01-26

NEW YoaK, Jan. 255.-Ihe Cana,.ercsa1 says
private adYices from, we'll informed quartc1s
IN Europe state positively that the schles~
tiled neaoeful1y in agreement between the
| great poEers, in which Denmark has already
promised to, acan;nsce, which will be imposed
ty Aus:5ia and Rrusaia upon lesser Germas
States, II necessary, BY force
, 1864-01-26

New YonK, Jan. GA prize fight took
place Sunday morning near Flushing, Long
Island, between young Drumgoad and joe
inc one hour and i've minutas, when Drum
gold was obliged tasuccumha Graham, who
Is Canadian: :. pugi1ist, waa, almost un'