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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

same defiant movements-andt then.
with all It's power, rushed forward
TO strike its foe. The force with
which 1t struck the mirror, of
course. sent it backward. Recoy-
ering It's position, it would resume
the same positions, and 20 through
the sane belligerrnt movements,
TIL exhausted. Then it would fiy
away for two or three minutes. Ga
returning, ii would repeat The same
III again exhausted, but with little
variation. Sometimes before hy-
Ing away 10 recruit, il would step
behind the glass, as if looking for
its fee there. The bird was left
undIsturbed by tie family. though
it was closely watched I'LL sunset.
| do not think it was absent five
minutes at any one time.
The next morning wnen the fam
lily assembled In the dining-room,
the first inquiry was Tor birdie
The mirror having been left in It's
position, We found birdie at It's post,
apparently with the motto in It's
mind, Never give up" The
same defan, spirit. the same chg
erent evolutions were acted out,
with but few minutes recess, till
late in the afternoon, when The mir
ror was removed.
As wat he'd little BRIDES move
ments, and saw its persistent, unfor-
giving spirit, | thought how much
this is like the spirit and conduct oil
too many human beings, both d
smaller and larger growth. How
many, like birdie, are fighting
shadows, or imaginary cnimicS; how
many think they have defeated an
enemy, when, if, like birdie, they
will look behind that which caused
the shadow, they will find there was
no enemy TO defeat!
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

POPULATION OF SAvANNAH.-"I
have visited the houses Of the rich
and sat down in the humble homes
of the negroes and the equally
mean houses Of the poor whites,
and have endeavored to ascertain
the feelings of all. The poor
whites here, as everywhere in the
South, are inert and liielesS
Nothing stirs their ambition. They
hover under the sunny sides OF the
buildings, visiting the city supply
stand, to receive the contribution
sent from New York and Boston
The war has taken out the best
blood OF that class. The bone and
muscle of this element in society
is decaying beneath the soil oil
Virginia, and what is left is the
dregs OF society. 1t never has
been controlling power, but has
always been controlled by the arts
tocratic class, now deprived of its
ancient power, and thinking not
how to regain it but how to get out
of the way of the colored man. y
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
TIE LITTLE BROWN BIRDIE.

As was retiring from the din
ner-table OF friend in the country,
one bright sunny day last Autumn,
as cast my eve through the bow
window, my att-a;ion was attracted
by a little brown birdie, sitting on
the ground near a mirror, which
the cOachman had brought from
the city that morning, and lett lean
ing against the wing OF the house.
A group of friends and children
Immediately gathered around 20
look at birdie, and with one voice
we said it had received an injury,
and could not fly; but the mex, mo-
ment we found ourselves mistaken,
for ittook wing and was off. Very
soon however, 1t returned, taking
its position before the mirror, aud
by its movements We soon discover
ell that II was watching its own re-
Election in the glass, mistaking il
for a foe. |; gazed moment,
moved It's head first toward one
side, then toward TIE oiher-rai.ed
its feathers-stepped back n little
the reflection Of course making The
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

LAuGHrER-A hearty laugh, oc-
caslonally, Is an act OF wisdom; ii
shakes the cobwebs out of a mans
brains and hypochondrIa from his
ribs far more elfectually than either
champagne or blue pills. One of
the ell perors Of Japan Is said o
have killed himself bv immoderate-
ly laughing, on being told that
Americans were governed without
a King.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO TIL

IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO THE
ENROLMENT LAw.-Congress has
just passed an amendment TO the
enrolment law, providing that after
the quota OF troops has been assign
ed to any county, and before the
draft takes place, any number of the
enrolled men Of such county may
put in any number OF recruits thy
may see tit, and that after the draft
takes place these recruits shall go
to the credit OF those men who put
them in. That is if 1000 enrolled
men have put in 100 recruits, and
100 or any other number Of the l.,
600 men are drafted, the 100 re.
cruts are to be substituted TOR the
men drafted. This enables men
who contribute to the bounty fund
to receive the full benefit of their
contributions, and leaves shlrk ) to
take care OF themselves.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
CovERIYG OLD BEp-QurLrs

COVERING OLD BED OURS
Now that cotton is scarce and high.
II seems more than necessary that
old bed-qults should be saved to
cover, line and quilt over again.
After being well cleansed in two or
three warm suds in a pounding bar
rel and rinsed, hang up TO drv till
ready TO iron smoothly. When
ready to quilt, first tack your lining
TO four quilt frames so that il will
be smooth; then spread on the old
quilt and haste fast to the lining or
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

frames; over this spread the outside,
and fasten the EDGES, having all
parts smooth. The cotton is kept
IN place BY the quilting in the old
quilt. 1t IL not necessary 10 put as
much work on the new quilt. A
lady who quilted one thus, abou,
three inches apart, put II on, quilted,
took it off and bound it in two days,
doing all the worh herself except
assistance in rolling. And she had
thicker and warmer quilt than the
old oae.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
WHAT EVERYBODY Knows. VI,

WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ:
That Iron well galvanized will not rust;
That a simple machine is better than .
complicated one;
That Wringer should be self-adustine
durable. and Efficient,
That Thumb Screws and fastenings cause
delay and trouble TO regulate and keep in
order;
That wood soaked in hot water vii. swell,
shrink and split;
That wood bearings for the shaft to run
in gii wesr ont;
That the Putnam Wringer, with or with
out cog wheels, will nOt tear the clothes;
That cog 6heel regulators are not essen
tial;
That the Putnam wrincer has all the .d.
vantages and not one of the disadvantages
aoove named:
That All who have tested II, pronounce it
the oest Wrineer ever made;
That il will wiring thread or bed 7ui!t
sifhout alteration.
We might ell the paper with testimonials,
but insert only few TO convince the skep
teal, il such there be; and we sar 20 al
Test Putnam's Wringer. Test IL THOR
OUGHLY with ANY and ALL others. AID
If not entirely satisfactory. return il.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN: I kRoD from practicd! r.
psrience that ir0r u,H 9alUaniEsd ruth zinc
Kill NOT oxidise or rust one particle. The
Putnam Wrinqer is as near perfect as posi-.
BE. and lean ehserfuHy Recommend Il 10
Be .Ae best in use.
Respectfully YOURS.
no. " WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many year's experience in the ealvaniz-
ing business enable me 20 indorse the
above statement in all particulars.
JOHN G. LEFFERTS.
No. 100 Bsekmann Street.
New York, January, 1864.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring
or by practical rking, aud know that j;
will DO. Il Is cheap; it i simple il requires
10 room, whether az work or at rest; child
can operate IL; IL does is duty thoroughly;
i saves time ana il saves wear and tear
We advise ali who have mEeA washing 20
DO, with ali intelligent persons who have
arv, 10 buy this Wriner. u will pay for
Itself IN o year At most.
9-is Hos HORACE GREELEY
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
TILE! TILE! TILE !
Drain XOHl. U'ef Lands =

ME Drain Tile manufactured BY the
u undersigned have been pronounced
the oestin use. Try them, and if YOU do OF
become satisfied that they are just the
tang Jor draining ret lands, we will re-
innd yOn the money paid for them. We
keep on hand BRICK. of our own manu-
iieture' which We warrant TO give entire
satisfaction.
- Give us call at our Yard aorth
OF the Depot, Winchester, Indiana.
July 93lyl OIL X MARTIN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

The Pure IN HEART.-A little
girl having one day read 10 her
teacher the first twelve verses OF the
9th chap. OF the gospel of Matthew,
he asked her TO stop and tell
him which Of these holy tempers,
sid by our Lord should be blessed,
she should most like 10 have
She paused little, and then with
a modest smile, 81 would rather ue
pure in heart. Her teacher asked
her why she chose this above all
others. "Sir, said she, elf | could
but obtain pure heart, | should
then have all the other graces spok.
en- of in this chapter" And sure
~ this was n wise and right answer.
God himself has said, Out of il
(the hearD are the issues of life .
Ii is in the heart that God sheds
abroad his spirit, and from thence
comes that "grace of the lips
which shows forth the right mind
within.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
5 G iC ug Ma II mes.
FlNKLE & LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SEW ING MACHINE

The following facts demonstrate that
these Nichises comprise the HI gh, ct I'm
provemen.s in the Sewing Machine Art.
VIZ
l. Each Machine il guaranteed to give bet
ter sItistactiod than any other Sewing
NJ ,chine in VI ,rket. or money refunded.
.. They have taken mary Of the Hishest
Premiums at the mos: important Exhibi.
tons aid Fairs ever held ia the United
States.
3. They make the Lock Stitch alike on both
sides-thus saving more than half the
thread and silk used in raveling ridge
seams of the loop stitch and sin. le.thread
Sewing Machines.
1. They are adapted TO the widest range o.
heavy and lieht sewing.
5. They have no rafting wires. or delicate
attachments TO keep in repair.
6. They require no taking apart 10 clean Or
oil, and no Lessons" to set needle
regulate tension. or operate Machine.
Please call and e1 anime and demonstrate
for yourself. OF send for Circular with sam
pie al sewing.
n. B.-Tcsn and County Agents wanted.
FINKLE & LYON =. VI. CO.,
No. SIS Broadway, New York.
5-lv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
APPETITE STRONG IN DEATH.

APPETITE STRONG IN DEArH.-
A lady, who had something of a
Blc, h,nalIan spouse, resolved to
irighten him into temperance. She
therefore, engaged Waterman for
a stipulated reward, TO carry Phi
lander" TO the watch house, while
yet in state Of insenslbillty, and
to Brighten him little when he
recovered. In consequence OF thls
arrangement, he woke up at eleven
o'clock, and found himself on his
elbow. He looked around until
his eyes rested on a man sitting BY
a stove and smoking cigar.
"Where am ~ asked Philander.
"ln a medical college," answered
the cigar-smoker.
"What doing there?"
"Going to be cut up"
"Cut up! How comes that?"
"Why, you died Yesterday, while
drunk, aud we have bought your
carcass. anyhow, from your wife,
who had right to sell il, for lis all
the good she could ever make ou1
of you. 1t you are not dead its nc
fault Of the doctors, and they VIII
cut you up dead or alive"
"You will do it, eh?" asked the
Old Sot.
''To be sure we will-now-im
mediately," was the resolute an
swer.
"Wall-look o'here, can't YOU
let us have something TO drink be-
fore you begin?"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

MEMS lives should lie like the
days, more beautiful in the even
ing, OF, like the season, as.ow with
promise, and the autumn, rich with
golden sheayes; where good works
and deeds have riPened on the field
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

PASTE BLACKiNG-Ivory black, |
pound, molasses, II ounces; vitriol
| ounce; sweet OIL, 2 ounces. Mix
the black and molasses well; add
the oil, and by degrees the acid; as
much water afterward as msy be
thought necessary to give the prop
er conslstancy.-Sc Scientific Ameri-
can.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

SHoE BLAcKING.-Gum- arabic,
] ounce; lump sugar, ! ounce; ivory
black, ! ounce; water enough to
De easily applied with a sponge.
Dissolve the sugar and gum, and
grind the black on a slab with it..
No friction required.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
The Feed may be Reversed ut aay
Point Desired without stopping
the Machfne!


Changes for the various stitches maj be
made while the machine is in motion,
The beauty of its stitch is unsurpassed.
No other covers SO large 4 range Of work
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal
facility.
The work will feed either 10 the right or
left.
Runs quietly; sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced IN sewing across
thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted thai N amp
other machine.
Tailors cannot afford to do without one
1ts motions are all positive.
Will last n lifetime.
No springs 10 get out Of order.
The hemmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hens. and vii
fell beautifully.
l, braids neatly and handsomely, without
the slightest alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty
in using il.
Oils no dresses, all Of its machinery being
on the top of the table.
Every machine warranted.
II u-iil suhctaDfiatu II xe ria in, IN, -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice of appointment.

NJ Office is hereby given tina, the under
~ signed has been appointed Admins
traitor OF the estste OF Zachariah Pickett,
deceased, late OF Randolph county. Indiana.
The ertate is probably solvent.
JOHN PICKETT, Admr.
March 9. 1865. 800
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
PUTNAM CL0TRES-W

No Wood Work to Swell or Split.
No Thumb Screws TO get out Of order.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT
COG-W HEELS.
. Il took the FIRST PREMIUM Mt Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1868, ana
-, Without on exception, the best Wrnger
ever made.
Patented in the United States. England,
Canada, aud Australia Agents wanted l.
every town, and in all parts Of the world.
Energetic agents can make from 50 to so
per dag. Sample wringer sent express paic
on receipt OF price.
No2. SO 50, No. !, s. 50; No. 7, Sc so
No. A, s9 80.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
reta hv
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co
No. Is Plat, Street, New York, Cleye
land Ohio. and Bennington. VT
sc. NORTHROP, Agent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
EAST OF FARMLAND

IaS1 Of fARMLANDs
on che Railroad, where am prepared to fue-
nish everything in my line Of business. Of
good quality, aud at low rates.
| will sell Apple Trees at 1915 cts, Dwarf
Year $50 cts, Standard Pear at 40 cts,
Cherry 3'15 cts. Peach Is cts, Plumb 40 cts,
Grapes 10 to 10 cts. according TO VARIETY
EVERGREEN TREES in great variety
at loo prices.
have Strawberries Gooseberriss, Rasp-
berries, Currants, and all the Small fruits
of tue very hest varieties. Nearly all nv
OF Stock is Of ,r.y olon raising, and is there
fore suited TO the soil Of this part Of the
country. JOHN DOTY.
Farmland, Sept, -, -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
FLORENCE SEWING NiCH.NE!
UNEQUALED IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN
AND STYLE OF FINISH.
Makes Four Distinct Stitches
On one and the same Aachiat, and
ias tie Reversible Feed

1t combines all the good qualities OF
other first class Machines. and possesses
many ADVANTAGES over any and all OF
them.
Il is the most SIMPLE and PERFECT
in its Mechanical Construction Of any
Sewing Machine yet offered 10 the public,
and the ONLY ONE capable Of making
MORE THAN ONE KIND or STITCH.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice TO Heirs of Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
n Office is hereby given, that Henry
Mote, Administrator Of the Estate Of
John r Mote, deceased. has filed his
petition TO sell the Real Estate of the de-
cedent, his personal property being insult
Gent TO pay his debts; and that said petition
will be heard at the nsxt Term of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county.
Attest: JOHN B. GOODRICH, elk.
March s, 1868 :6-3
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
E.. H. & c.. C.. DENNIS.

Agents for Wayne. Randolph and Della
ware counties, Ind, Dark and Preble
COMMITTEES. Ohio. Olice No. 80 Main st,
Richmond, Ind.
- Send for Samples and Circulars.
- We are also selling scchler & Porter.
Sugar Mills and Hntchinson's Cider Mills
The very hest out--send for n Circular.
June 10. 1863. so
, 1865-02-04

friends under tho existing circumstances
merely I'D this for fear TINT yery f,inf unge Of
bsen % I'll 1 i. nv e ans Un
When say that merely uuderspnd that Il mean1 an
lou must not forget Bell. He is good man
and tine soldier. ....,. n-.... 4.,-
eenslte ana a a1o ro sGu w WI IN n1ns 81 an dls
~ S-nm Ieinr 20. ist me- now tell You that thjnt
what has alteady been done, although unattended
with success, was decidedly the boldcst move Of
the var, md as hare ALREADY s r. wEIsten ~ portion
to nave ILLS 0'a'te1 IL eae eisu 'o'-
n1e. s,r =. ..,,t .on ,rfth,n ten dava
WILL % WILL s'u "'~'4D ''0 ANDERSON.
Judge Bartlcy renewed bis request to sup
press The publication Of the letters for the
present The explanation he wanted to
nake vas this Whea th, H. Mho1n ms Mf =, h
visit which hes Tas stM M s!ec con,on adf he ooa Goa
talk and write In o very extravagant manuer,
enunciating sentiments which he would proba-
h1v forget When sohcr. or at all events utter
sepGaas. ansa +bs ~ 1ctt"r o anda@aao .a
tnat a1let MfniuS tae 1~S, sta,.a 1as ;x eou .s
turned 10 hen1ucky, aau ~ sscsga aao pr.vasa
en.el s1 pt.ses' nGss. PaJ{i{ II 1at+ar ott'"
uen 70 a1y euo!ess " =, ~ ea,a ~ that ,ooo,a,, -
the ruling of tIe court, all evidence was per
Iectlr open 10 reporters. Thew were, how
ever. partially under the control of the
co cott to;n,u i, Iue as,,aei = p'''e1 "outo
~ ta,e1; .,.rostod that ,f ,s+to,s
Col. Nlse%ell engsestea taat II Inc lettefa
Bartley should be given. The subject then
dropped.
CT, jackson said he should next resd some
extracts from the momorand4m book, and
oner tne Wnole ~ eSluenee+ tne lo1loWhS
, 1865-02-04
Review Of the Chicago Provision Market.

+
CHICAGO, FEB. 5, 1855.
The packing Of Hogs IN Ghi:.xo i i supposed has
aa4 = RI h4S esca
natl z. tec C4rre7 SAYS ns short ta coIref We no.
y fe
several houses are still butting nnd will ceatinu4 to
tho nnal Eesult the cutting fron tits tut VIII be
3. q. e e IL Shes
these points worthy OF note especially there has
IT, i5s Rs s
doubt that akres will show II far short Of what II
so tes e sMs' pssa ss saes
f ca t. odf naaea a 'aE G
the Go5tlnnent The only nuysr VII not r. present
eTea 81
sent preea continue. As Tor the predicons Of 3rt
sS sz t. apa s s
;Ss ]Sss :si SsslsR asi:Si
St!l shexs Ealn les i EfiEat, sstIlta.sauaine
psssnE n s.celpts Of 9o5s eSTe asFss de
balsnce cur hare. PRovls1oKs-Dqriug ne pl>t WeeK
there has aconnucd drag and pste. furihcs
deel!Eed Ihs msrket y slpttsd ELL * Tesd sie ia
T9s @ lsss soSks M esfs u he
Manps Msss sa' S: e II: t'Rs Prna u.s. 5s
Sg5 "a il Gsiy s s1s 5nhs5
os5sd ssFfa III iS ,6 e 1sXss { Gisf : M
a Is 10 s
Ssse aaist Viii ost tt;s deiPg III td.y e. a,ar.
81 ieF :exs
3! Ssesn !yslio. snd sa!.s: p!tS5s 81 i:s bsRS =
, 1865-02-04
TUE n0nsE RAILWAY swINDLE.
The Century Bill Condemned By tho
Honrd Of Trade.

The following preamble and resolutions wc,c
yesterday olered on Change BY Mr.. y. Z. Whit
ncy:
WHEREAS, Information has reached the city, that
the uorse Rsilroad Bill, which bas passed bath
branches OF the State will probably be
returned to that body BY the Governor, ana
WHEREAS, In the opinion Of this Bosra, the PATE
nge Of such bill will sacrifice great public inter
csts, involving not only the rights and property
OF the city during the present generation, but Of
orE children, and Of our chtldreas children also
therefore be 1t
in their opinion said oil ought not to become q
law. $1,000
Msolred, tt al the dearest rights and interests
Of The people Of Chicago Will be sacrificed By its
paRenge. .......
ecntativea and Senators, to use every honorable
means within their power to prevent it, passage.
and savc their constituency from the evils that 1t
will impose upon them
The resolutions we're ably advocated BY MesMs.
Honehtcll,ng and Maple. Mcssru. Fairbanks and
Randolph were not opposed to the resolutions,
but 1alecd technical objections 10 their passage at
that time and place. The resolutions were finally
put upon their passage and carried by an over
vhc1q1ing vote.
, 1865-02-04
Bt. Laula Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
ST. Lofts, Friday Evening. Feb. 8
TnBAcco-sales Of green and damaged lngs At $1.10
@8io factory 1ngs at *a5ao1bho, planterss lugs 1t
<12 25@1s.oo, common shipping Loaf At s111s01473,
usdium do 1t sl9.7592aoo, aud common manu1sctur-
Ing do 1t $sobo9ss % 2 100 ns.
f1ora-A s92l1 sale Of extra was mada at $50.
Receirts, 1876 Dtls and 100 sackS.
GRAIS-Nhtst yesy quiet, with sales II IL lsa8a 10
bu, sacss returned. Corn 1owor with salta or so s
At $1.19 and 19o do at Il % on, sacks Included. Oats
dusl sales ut nc hu, sacks included Rys at Si 20
= b. tAcks returned. Barley lower; sales Ut Ai50ta
L;5G91. 50 p bu. nil ta;l, sack1 returned.
PHoy7stoss- -Bseoa-Sales OF 50 PCS clear smoked
.i6tB &c. Lard-BAes Of - h1l4 CITY ksie1euner.
ed at 21ho p -.
Wa1sxY-Epthlpg done.
, 1865-02-04
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
AratYY II z. Fab 4 1S65

tSptt141 U3p&Ftn Cn1Eaxo 1f11un5.1
ALBANY. n. r.; Feb. 3. 1s65.
BEEFCATTLE-Thc supply Of Beeves continues
light only about oo netuV Ia for the weak thu. tar-
There inquiry for the Eastern markets, but for
New York the demand Ia sharp, and quality consit.
cred prices higher than ever before known here.
Nearly all hare changed hands at 67c for the
to 1o2l1 for the good to extra ue tst western
9Ha11E.
HOGS-ye.y lit.lo doing. but the market IL nrm It
1S2l4c.
, 1865-02-04
Pork Packing nt Chicnp.

Fork TAcktnK 1t CaIcHbs
The Cincinnati Price Current publishes the cir
culsr Of Messss. II. Mllward & Col glvin. the
pork packing OF this city, and COMM Ents thereon
"a follows: / ,.t
According 10 our calculating 1ads II The pack
, 1865-02-04
THE CITY.
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING
THIS EVENING,
At Metropolitan Hall !!
THE HORSE RAILWAY
.SWINDLE.

Tho people OF Chicago desleous to protest
against the great
RAILROAD SWINDLE,
VIII meet at Metropolitan Hill, this Saturday
crening, at 7K O'Clock.
Allhoncs. citizens who want to defeat the swim
dle-Conet
AL who would keep the fares down 10 Five
Ceats-Comei
All who believe the people should control these
monopolies, instead ofbetng controlled BY them
GOMEZ
And prevent The property Of the city, and Of the
people, from being taken from them without com
pcnsadon.
WRIT DEXTER, ESQ.,, one nj the Committee o
Citizens cent to Springfield TO- confer With th'
Governor, will address the meeting.
Other good speakers will be present
/. gKESTAao,- eysfAVgs IEyEREgz.
n. Y STRONG. n Q. HluGHrE1ING,
MAT, IAFl1Ns r. MAPLE,
JOHN SU1Llrf. GEORGE FOSTER,
!. .GlFEkRAUAE, J. L. :KlPPS,
IF. RUEYON. r. v. GA CES.
AnA ,nnpv s,shr,S
, 1865-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

The tsGift Concert,'s NOW being adver.
tiscd In Milwaukee, SUGGESTS itself to Us as the
names nan sttached to tie scheme are old and 70:
liable business houses Of that city, aud this cir
cumatance will undoubtedly recommend II to the
patronage Of the pnbfic. Programmes Of the
can be seen In this city at J. R. Walshs book and
periodical store, corner OF Dearborn and Madison
Streets where the tickets for sale Parties IN
the country can also be supplied by him.
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