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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Main and Franklin Streets
WINCHESTER, IND.
J. T. MeMANiN, Proprietor.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Carey 5. Goodrich

Carey ,. G0odrichI
c,r., " eoon.. In Attachment.
DEFORE John ]. Cheney. an acting JUS
h tice in aud for White River Township,
Randolph County Indiana.
BE it remembered. That on the Goth day
of February, A. ID. Is6I, the above named
plaintiff filed in my Office complaint
against said defendant, Carey Cooper, and
also against Walter b. Smiley as Glrnishee
who were summoned to appear on the ith
day of March, lSGl. and aitcrward to Wit
on the eth day of February there was "A re-
turn OF not found MS To the said Cooper, and
serv ed on said Garaishcc. and on the 9TH
dav of March, ls6l' the said Walter B.
Smiley filed his answer showing himself in
debted ia the said Cooper IN the sum OF
5000, ana il appearing by a proper affidavit
that the said Carey Cooper Is not a resident
of the State of Indiana.
The said de(cndut, Cooper, and all 9TH
crs, are therefore hereby notified OF the fill
ing and pendcncy of said complaint against
him. aud that unless he appear aud answer
or dcmur thereto, at the calling OF SaiG
cause, on the 9th day of April, ls6i. NJ one
o'clock 7. VI. at my Office in Winchester,
Randolph County. lad, said complaint, and
the mltt,rs and thn>s therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined
in said Coopcr's absence.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
March, 1864.
H.. 81 SO JOHN J. CHENEY, J.P.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
POST-OTFICE NOTICE.

On and after next Sunday the
Post-Ollice will be opened at 10
O'Clock precisely, and kept open
for half an hour. Letters for the
Eastern Mail must be in the office
by Z O'Clock u. NJ
b. L. DlGGS, p. NJ.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01


Lieut.. Col. i. ]. NeG of the
Sith Reg. Is at home on Fullough.
lie IS looking hearty and reports
the regiment in good condition.
The Col. has been an active.
working, fighting officer, always at
his post and faithful to his duty.
He reports The Si;h largely in favor
of re-electing Mr.. Julian to Con-
gress. and freely expresses the
opinion that now is no time for Of
ficers in the army to leave their
post 10 run for Congress.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

The members of the Central Com
mittee for the different Townships,
are requested to return the nominal
ing vote TO the Clerks Office, on
Wednesday after the iiI5. Monday in
April.
JOHN Il. GooDRIcu,
Chairman Central Committee.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Misses Mollie and LIZZIE Luty
will open school ia the South Dis
trict School house on MONDAY The
llth Of April. a week later than
they proposed beginning, on ac-
count of the unsettled state of the
weather.
Terms, for primary scholars
two and a half dollars, farther ad.
vancod pupils from three to tour
dollars, in proportion to studies
pursued.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
Union Literary Institute.
Two miles East of Spartanburg, Randolph
County, Indiana.)
March 4. 1861.

HNHE Spring and Summer Term Of this
School will commence on tn hrst
Monday in April, 1864, and continue twelve
weeks.
COURSE OF STUDY AND TUITioN PER TERN.
Primary Department.-Spellin Reading,
Writing. Mental Arithmetic, Written Arith-
metic through fractions, and Geography,
-, 80
Higher Department.-Mental Arithmetic,
Written Arithmetic, Geography, Engllsh
Grammar. PLY siology, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, and First Algebra, Sl,oO
Tuition must be paid monthly Board
can be had at the boarding house at 81, ~
per week. Board must be paid weekly.
. III. SMOTHERS, Teacher.
HIRAM CorMaS 4 WIFE, Superintendents
of Boarding House
NB.-No deduction will be made except
in ess<. OF rIa.r-.. -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

Rev. f. CASE, will preach at the
Brick School House, north of the
Rall Road, on Sunday, April 81, at
half past 10 y. NJ and also at
night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
MEETING or THE PRESBYTERY

There will be meeting of the
Presbytery at the Presbyterian
Church in Winchester, lightning on
Friday evening, April 1st. Several
Ministers will be in attendance, and
there will be preaching on the Sab
bath.
The opening sermon will be preach
ed on Friday evening.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

Tcrr.s for announcing nanfs of
Candidates for County Offices
For subscriber, 100, inrar iab.y in
advance. Those not sub crijers, 60.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

Mr.. f. j. PUTNAM sold his resi-
dence on Main street TO Isaac
Woodland, Esq, $4,000 Being paid
by Mr.. W. for the same.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
ELECTIONS THIS YEAR.

Here i list OF tho Omccrs to he elected
this year, aud the term OF service OF each;
STATE OFFICERS.
r. vernon anil L.tgtcntnt Governor, four
years.
Secretary Of state, two years;
Auditor I"
Treasurer 80
Clerk Suprem" Court,
POUR Juires supreme Court. G years;
Attorney Ueneril, years;
- strict JUICE Court Common Pleas, four
yraf-;
District Prosecuting Attorney. years
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
n IWPORT
High School.

THE THIRD TERN tof the current year)
= OF this School, will begin on the 2eth Of
Third Month March 2eth,) 1854, ard con.
tinue twelrS<eeks.
pRICUDjOF TUITION.
First, Second - Third Readers, Arithme-
tic through Division, Writing. &c 50 90
geography, Mental and Written Arithmetic
continued. English Grammar, United
States History, &c........... =. So 90
Physical Geography. Natural Philosophy,
Physiology, Chemistry, Algebra, Gecme-
try, &c. also, the Latin, French and Ger
man Languages ................ 81 90
small extra charge will be made for
those who study Single and Double Entry
Book Keeping.
Tuition will be due at the middle of the
Term. No deductions made except in cases
Of protracted sickness
The School is supplied with Wilson's
Pictorial Cards, Peltoa s Outline Maps, and
complete set of
Chemical md Philosophical apparatus
All of which add very much to the interest
of the School and the efficiency OF the labor
of the Teachers.
No efforts on the part of the Teachers
will be spared to render the School worthy
of general patronage.
For further particulars. inquire OF, or add
dress, THOMAS CHARLES, or
MARY HOUGU,
Feb. 10, lS6i.-33 Principals.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
PnR THIS COUNTY.

state senator. four years;
n representative. two
clerk Circuit Court, four years:
Trra surer, two years;
Rccorler. four
farriT. two
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

We republish below the names Of
our Union Central Committee, and
the resolutions OF the County Union
Convention of the 23d Of February,
determining the method OF holding
the nominating election Oh the first
Monday in April. We trust that
Union men will see the Importance
Of q faithful adherence TO the plan
adopted 10y tho people themselves in
their Convention. No man who does
not fully answer the requirements OF
the resolutions should be permitted
to vote at the nominating election.
IL is obvious 10 every man Of com
mon sense that men who will not
pledge themselves to support the
ticket have no right to help make
II.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

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uary, loGl, with the new volume. Those
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Copies sent free; also, gratis, pamphlet OF
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Address
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01

Read all the advertisements in
this paper.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
RANDOLPH co. CENTRAL. coz
NITTIy..

Vile Rirer TosrasLip - John T..
Goodrich, Chairman; p. Hiatt, H.
ID. Huffman.
Hest Riper-O. NJ. Mills.
Green's Fork-C. +. Alexander.
Hoyae-Dr. y. Simmons
Stony Crcek-p. X. Dick,
Greene-rh;lip Barger
Ud,iiagton-M. Hall.
-NeWe Creek--lI. X. Wright
IIard-Uriah Pcarce.
FfankiiR-l. c. Miner.
Joc6son-James Simmons.
Nonroe-P. :. Miller.
At the County Union Convention
Feb. 23d, the following resolutions
were adopted:
That Candidates for Congress.
Common Pleas Judge, District Pros
ecutor, and County officers to be
elected at the Fall election this year
be nominated bv ballot, at the usual
time ami place Of holding the cleo
ton on the first Monday of April,
under the direction and control of
the Township Central Committees.
That this Convention recommend
that the Township Central Commit
tees use the utmost precaution in
guarding against persons voting at
the nominating election in April who
are not in favor of an unconditional
prosecution Of the war. and who re-
fuse to pledge themselves 10 sup
port the candidates nominated.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
SENATOR.

We are authorized TO announce that Col.
fs,,r 7. GRAY. OF Union City. is a candidate
fsr the ois e of : ate senator from this
II strict. -ut jet tn the choice OF the Union
voters az the April nominating election.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CLE-K.

PIE Q announce the name OF John Is
Goodrich 4 candidate fer reelection for
the Office of Clerk of the Randolph Circuit
Court; subject ~ the decision Of the Union
voters At the April nominating election.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29


IA snOsAas srtials tie EsaSnsr argues that the "as
having reached stag IN which succe only 90 at
tared on either SIDE by the destruction Of the hers
material resources, aud The enemy having pat this
theory in practice by under aking systematically 70
dsOas the South the Confederate States Shouts con-
slider whether they have not greet advantage In that
mode of warfare and whether they are not bound to
avail themselves It, 1t expresses our own Thoughts
when it ssys:
"H the Yauk'e generals can find their account in
avoiding pitched battles studousy hinklng our armies
and deTasiating cur country by rsldlrg detaohments
sent out from their main invading btdes-t YANKEE
generals can make this policy pay III aeouhty Us tniny
AZ lied where property ID much scattered as IN me
South surely our Confederate generals can make the
sane tactics pay in the Yankee eoInaes "nsre n'ursh
ING villages dos the roads at every few niles where,
AZ every twenty Leagues iatO be found west city,
Wbere the whole lana "a cus up into small farms, and
every farm is grsnsry aad cattle pen. Inc Yankees
have taught US she uses OF the movable coiumn ana
the terrific meaning Of indsedminsIe pundsr ana &C.
ys.taon Fas est d6 hose dOesyi Slsl We not prse-
tise upon tie lesso. y
Ia third article the Examiner contrads-snd is not
pleased with the contrsstthe conduct OF the "ashRg'
ton AID Richmond ADMINISTRATORS towards volunteer
media;Ors for peace. That Journal, 10 common with
the, whole country, earnestly longs for peace but
fit b. true, az most people In betn the eoniebung
nations have an lsnohVe ptesentment that peace Is
really approaching by of tho xlaustou OF Yam
kse armies and the break up Of Yankee hnanSes-then
wa nav be very sure that the attorney nation with
which We have 10 DEAL wi resort to every possible de-
vice in order to present this OOnfederacy IN the att
Jude Of begging for l.. This would not only be save
10 their sorey wounded se:!Ove, not only enable them
10 use high tone in vouchsa6ng to desist from the
war upon lit would also place them In poaition
most to dicato the terms, ami either to grant or
thhOld such Of our lands and fortresses as they
choose; to settle frontier and TO dictate CONNER
oiA treaty in short TO treat nom ns independence
as a sham which r that Gaze It Wou d BE-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
HIGHLY INPORTANT.

HUNTERS VIRGINIA cAHPAlGS-DITEAT CT PORTION OF
GIN husrER's FokcE3-e Ksl. NULIIGAS AND AyEEIIL
REPsRrKD KILLED
Early Yesterday morning Iumors were rife in the city
OF a serious Disaster to portion Of General Hunters
on Sunday last in the vicinity of wiz CHESTER
va. AS the morning advanced various stories were
told By the passengers who arrives in trains from the
West from which, in the absence of information from
ether aud we'll informed sources, compile the fol-
lowing statement:
In the pursuit. Of the Conedestes after their raid in
Nsr,land, Gen. Hunter divided his forces portion of
It being comm nded By Gems Crock, Ayerill, hullgan
aod Ksly. After going short distance beyond VIM
oheaer the pursuit the part of this force ceased
1t remained in the vicinity Of Winchester unmOlest.
ed until Sunday morning, when a large Confederate
force, supposed to DO commanded by General Ewe at.
tackled taem Very hard fighting ensued and lated all
Ssy when the Federal forces compelled to retreat
to harrisburg ard subsequently to HAypsr's Ferry,
where Gen. Hunter ored them with the other part Of
his force and took cOmpande
No eetas have been received of the 6ght of Sunday,
fort1er than those given by parties from toe vicinity
harrisburg which to the 'f,ct tn at the Oontede-
raes ed large force in front of Gen. Ayeri and
hurliug il upon him succe ded in capturing all bis AZ
IA reported to have been killed. and acting Big Gen.
Mauisan was fall from his horse ana Is believed
" have been killed. No other Losses of Yankee officers
| are reported.
The forces Of Gen. Hunt who as not himself PEE
sent at the engagement, raid TO have been g atty
outuumbered by tbs enemy.
Late last evening there was no telegraphc comwuni
cation bsyoad Harpes's Ferry, as the enemy had cut
the wrea
The character Of this movement Of the Oonfederates
Is yeG ascerianed opinions greatly differ as to
ts OF Get and mporta 9; some coRtendng that Il Is
simply return OF the pary recently in Mari land, Who
taking advantage of the division Of General Hunters
torcs, 70 punish very severely portion OF them, wh'
os1ets thIpk it s movement In i0sce i1to Maryland
| wth Wow Of attacking Washing on. few days
however, will probably Develop object.
The account given above may DO somewhat exsgge
rated by those persons Who have retreaed to this city
IRON tue threatened dRtlct yet the main pInts ara
par tally confirmed BY reports received By military eff
GERS though nos Of "a official character.
In the meantime, reAfo osments are being forwarded,
and there is no feeling OF insecurity apparent in mill
tsry circles.
TnzEl Ae0sVET ST III HlrILH HzAR ATLANTA.
Ihs allowing seOVuns u OEsstIOas pssvisua 70 th'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
The Election in North Carolina.

Thursday August 4, North CarolinA is to elect
A Governor. The old RIP Van Wilke State, cinging
TO dead and nearly forgotten Traditions presents the
UNIQUE spectacle Of party differences and party Opin-
ions IN The South The State is Eded by two par
lies and each party has lis candidate. Since the war;
the various States Of he 0onederscy bent solely upon
securing their political independence, have surrendered
All party predictions and party spirit that no counter
II faerce should ammel their supreme effort for
liberty. Not 60 in she old North State. No longer d.
yded BY the dead Issues of the past, she is made the
VICTIM of bad and designing men who have sprung ny
in her cities and in her public places and have cast
such cporoOrum upon her rame that, were veto be-
eye the eauders heapod upon Der, We would be COM
oelcd TO oa Upon her as parah in the ssterhood Of
States
It does no. seem that We of Virginia have any but
an incidental interest in the issue presented BY the two
candidates TO the people Of North Caroline; but the
oustOn ia one of tho deepest intFes: to the entire
people of the Coniedeacy, a. involves the subject OF
the separate action Of State in obtaining peace from
tho common eoemy.
Without entorg a. present upon the discussion of
subiso. which has been a ;ienty and extensively ag-
tsted in toe preps, we viii coL6ne ourselves 10 few
remarks upon the action Of the peace negotators in
Oapsda and accept il as a test for the sincerity Of
that party-the CJnssI vative-which iaVors Cor
ventien of the people for the purpose OF propos ng
or obtenipg terms Of separate peace. II thu party
be sincere in it's professiOnsif in this demand for
peace, when there Is no pace, there Is not lower
dep,h Of infamy closely allied to the craven spirit Of
su6misgion-theu will the action of the LINCOLN dynasty
afford h zee "peace mel" an Memorable opportunity OF
recsntine their error and o. assuming the only manly
and dVuiaed course which becomes COnfederates and
North Carolinisns that of grdng on their armor and
sharing the glories OF arms uor rking OF &c
nurir any psacs but that VII Oh can BE- obtained al
the lannon's mouth or the bsyones point. the peace
which they seekif Il bs net peace OF submission and
slsvery-eannot be more speedily secured than BY the
fierce ard terrible argument Of war; The, the people
OF the Con edsracS have begun to consider 80 CERTAIN
and Lncons british pue Of the peace negotiations
in Canada confirms the belief that ell conventions Ct
the people Of the South asking for peace on any terms
than those dictated by the RutoorAtc bIaon OF the
North, will be dealt with exactly as were Aessrs Clay
snd HolcOmbe's propositions
But the trusted sons of the 0d North Sate to Whost
kseprg Der honor on the field of strife has been con-
6ded, will decide whether hers shali be an example
uuuttsrahle infamy or of lofty dignity end devoted pa
tTiotsm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
CSos.ial to The Evening W1ig)

HARNsOSBURe. July 2s.
Tbs particulars Of Earys great victory at KernstOWn
are reaching here The results achieved, compared
with the cost to OURSELVES are almost without precs-
dent in tie war.
The enemy were completely routed and thoroughly
d.mOral;ssd. It il now understood that they were
commanded by AvslIll and Crock and that they rum-
bsred not lels than eighteen thousand. Ga cur side,
the divisions of Brcckinridge aud Gordon were en-
gssed. Brccklprldgs led the skhmish line The enemy
sOOa broke knd fed il all directions. Our infantry
pursued them dss4ros of Ave miles beyond Winches-
ter AID cur cavalry kept up the pursuit seven miles
further to Brnker Hill Night and exhaustion ended
the chase.
We captured from fifteen hundred to two tsou'aad
prisoners In the desperation Of their fight the enemy
burnt their wagons and threw away their guns and
kuaDsaeks. The panic and stampede described as
worse than at Manassas Prisoners were still coming
in hen the sage left yesterday. Our entire loss 10
killed and wounded, viii no. exceed ff'y, or, at most
sI1ty. of whom rot more than ten fifteen are killed
The wounded are well provided for and tendelly nursed
IN Winchester.