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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
Port Of Keeksslt.
BOAfS kRAvIHGYfO.DAT.
Warsaw, Asbury, St. Louis.
AkRIvALS YESTERDAY.
warsaw, Asbury, st. Louis.
Canada, Hill, 81. Louis.

DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Jeanuie Deans, Afford. 81. Louis-
Canada, Hill Dubuque
The river continues to fall slowly at ths point Ths
weather yesterday was rainy and muddy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

Personal. very genial friend +,
Col. John Adair Mcdowell, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon.
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KroKuK, April 9th. 1865.

hKoKUK, April 9th, 1868.
EDITORS OF THE GATE: Will you please
publish the following report from the
Church at Sharon, in this county? The
money mentioned has been received and
ere this ministered to the wants of "the
brave defenders of our country" This
same church sent me 800 previous to
this, proceeds Of collection.
VIM THOMPSON,
Pres. K. Br. G. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
March R1st, 1856,

The following is condensed semi-an
nual report of the Sharon Christian Com
mission, organized Oct. LIST, 1864:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06

Tor SALE-l00 acres new Land,
i 50 acres under cultivation with two leg bsp.es
and small orchard, situated L. miles " fr, IN Waraw
am enc mile from Bretkinridge, HEnco, Co. Iros
Title good. Price ECO Enquire Of
I'll. b. TENFYCK
mchS Real Rsf.te Agent, Keoluk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-06
DOR sALE-six Acre, Of Land with

- good circuit Dwelling House, containing rooms
aan neEerfailipg spring OF water with large aupp
MY o. grapes DOW bearing, situated the river slt
miles above Keoknk. Title good. Price 81 500 In
quire Of rmch2ol H. r. TTyrycE
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09

x gentleman from Wayne county,
informed Us that Wayne county was
now destitute Of ole-horse doctors;
said they all had appointments -
Surgeons in the army, and that
druggists were Oeiug appointed now,
men who had never made medicine
their study o day in their lives. and
who we're unfit to do business at
home We think this ii-graccfui
and an outrage npol -. brave
soldiers. We havciong since known
that quacn doctors killed more men
IN tee Union army than rebel bullets
Soldiers should fear them more a..a
Uc very careful about taking their
medicine We have poor hope for
& man who gets into hospital. We
would rather run the risk Of battle
any time. than 10 take medicine from
an army doctor. There are some
exceptions, OF course.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
For the Journal.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Robert Penquoiie, Of this town
ship, has returned home from the
army. He came from the hospital,
not direct from the regiment.
tits a general expression here that
the people are well pleased with the
county candidates.
W. a. Hamilton and c. Powell are
prosperlng in the mercantile busi-
ness at Lynnville. Hamilton was
in the 10Th regiment. He is young
man of good business qualities, and
since his return from the army, has
been studying the profession of med
icine Powe.. IS from Wapte coun-
". II is 4 remarkable fact that that
county furnishes very large per
CO. of the busi.ess men for this
county.
am pleased with the position O.
the Journal on the subject of educa
tion. 1t advocates practical sls-
tem--one that will fit the student Tor
business. j. II STlSE.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
VERY BRAVE.

The rebels at Mobile called q
meeting on the 18th Of February.
at which resolutions were passed
rciieratiug t',- Old hrElgg Of diving
in the last ditch. They adopted. a.
their watch word. victory OF death. ="
They plant their flag. stats. and EN-
blazon on their banners these two
significant words. We admit tsat
they have been getting full share
of death, but when they talk about
victory, they ought to know that
their snbjugation is only question
oi time When Gen. Canbv marches
10000 veteran troops OF Mobile,
these 5oasters at distance. Will do
~ Hardee did ut Savannah and
Charleston, run away and take the
chivalry. with all their brave rcsoln-
tions, with them. The leaders of
the rebellion have been starchine up
the poor white trash 20 often to aiye
them courage tha. it has mad the
effect TO make their legs elastic and
good runners.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
GRLaT PANIC.

The greatest excitement exists at
Richmond, Va. The public press Of
that fated City says that all kinds OF
rnmors are afoat among the people,
and tie soldiers. Members of Con-
gress have run away. soldiers are
deserting by hundreds. picket lines,
with the officers of the day. can not
always be trusted; companies and
parts Of regiments are proving false
sni turning their backs upon jeff.
Davis and his sham Confederacy.
And We might, in the forcible Ian.
gnage of John the Baptist, exclaim,
"Oh generation Of vipcrs, who hath
warned you to lice from the wrath to
COME"
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09

DArcHiS Island, A.a.. Feb 9, lsGS.
We embarked OH board Guli
steamer, Mt keDncryille. on TIE morn
ing OF the 9th inst. but where we
were going to We did not know mtiI
we landed here on the evening OF the
eth, after an exceedingly rough trip.
The vessel was loaded Tor New Yorg,
ut the time Sac rcs pressed into the
Government service, 20 fetch us ont
here. The Captain OF the vessel told
the commanding General at New
Orleans, that, with his New York
load, he could take six hundred men
and their camp equipage, but no
more. Go they sent him - kenner-
vile, TO take on his load. But in
stead Of putting on only what he
said Lc could take, they put on near
y nine hundred moro men. and their
camp equipoge; and they wouid ha, Z
put on another regiment il the Cap.
tain Of the vessel had not prevented
IL. Whea We arrived at New Orleans
he told the General commanding he
"had better have n portion OF the
troops taken oG, for the way the
weather was - 1t being very stormy
at the time lit was not safe to
venture out on the Gulf, with the
load we had on; tor If the Gulf was
rs rough rs the Mississippi was.
there would aot three men stay on
top of the hurricane deck I'll left
wing Of Tho i1th Indiana and the
2lst Iowa, being on deck )-"the
waves would wash them all over.
board"
/ took my station amidships, end
there | remained the whole night out
on the ''blue waters" After we had
steamed out into the Gulf, abont halt
an hour, the men. rs n general thing.
began to throw up their last rations,
which they had eaten before leaving
New Orleans. was also very sea.
sick From one TO three o'clock, at
night, expected TO see the ship go
10 tue bottom, rs, also, 10 see all the
men on the hurricane deck washed
of, myself among the rest, although
| was holding on all the time very
Justify ~ ~ iron ROD. The Captain
was so frightened that he threw over
board n good portion of his New
York load, and was going to throw
overheard all the horses and mules
We had.
| have been 10 the oyster beds
once since we arrived | have not,
Is yet, however. had my satisfaction
n eating all have wanted.
We are not yet paid OFT, and
yuess will not be soon, as have
ao'slcr heard or seen any signs of
Daymastcr yet.
WILLIAM \. BRIcE.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
For the Journal.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Mr.. J. VI. Bond has also imbibed
the idea that am an agent for McGuf-
fey's series OF headers. : am .cer.
no further than the interest and sue
cess Of the schools &C Randolph de-
mand. Il have 40 other GODS be-
tore ne"
Mr.. Bond seems 10 have gone to
indianapolis. the Bar o!' Wisdom, y
to learn whether tue patrons of a
school were ,he owners of the books
Iii tie hands OF their children. Nj.
Rneg answered him in the affirmative,
and MIR. Bond agrees with Mr. Rugg.
1 have never questioned the right
of property il books bat ihe srrc1;-
.''eJ o. retaining two series OF read
ing books in the same school, may
we'll &c questioned Z HIATT.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
-~s> -
NOTICE: TO OrrIT.

Gen. Grant Is now, and has been
holding high court on the James riv.
er. Abraham Lincoln fled his dec.
laration for custer, against rcbeldom,
in Grants court, and the General
issued a writ 70 Major Gen. Sherman
one year ago, to serve notice OF the
rebels at their various residences in
the Southern States. So on the
third day oil May. 1864, Sherman
started with bis deputies. notifying
Johnson and Hood in Georgia, who
resisted, and he called upon the
posse comitofas OF the country, and
compelled them TO quit; he then went
to Savannah. Branchvillc, Charles
ton, and Columbia. and at all these
points, on service OF Grants notice.
they left. He is now riding up 10
Richmond with his deputies and
posse co@itaias, To give notice 10 Lee
20 Quit /. is not certain whether
Lee vii! obey the writ or not. We
think he will.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
THE RANDOLPH JOURNAL.
Ssws OF THE WEEK.

Great activity cx's.s IN every mill
tary department. aud il ;Le rehe,s
can find auy comfort in Dragging 70
keep their courage, they hsG better
10 large amount of L. Our armies
are closing in o. Lee, aud II be
awaits little longer hc will Gnd
hiinsclf cut of from rctr,a,.
The rebel lIou.e Of Congress have
ssaiu rasscd bill % arm 100000
slaves. but in This they DO 20; pro
pose Ia give Sambo his freedom for
savirg Msssa Daviss confcderacy:
neither he nor Cuay will do much
fighting on such terms. They will
be arming and d.illing them for the
Union array.
IL is said that lIardcc and Hood
are cnt of from johnson. but we
presume .hc country furnishes roads
enough TO march around upon one
Of SheFman's flsni.s We think
such reports, started in country
like ours. do not amount to any
thing, and are unworthy of belief,
or Of rejoicing over. Daily papers
must have some food with which to
feed their readers.
Dcserters Pre- still coming into our
lines IN large numbers; they come
now in squads, and if they continue
We would suppose Jef DAVIS would
have but few OF the chiValry to watch
his black guards when armed.
Hon. Hugh McCalloch, of Indiana,
has been appointed Secretary of the
Treasury.
Report says that Gen. Sheridan
has captured Gen Early, and nearly
al his force, at Charlotte We hope
this is true. though we have but lit
tie faith in 1t, as it comes to US
through questionable source-de-
serters.
Fort White has been captured by
oar forces, as also Georgetown.
Son.h Carolina; seventeen siege
guns were captured with the Fort.
The Government will soon get al!
the guns back that Floyd stole.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
MARRIED..

On Tuesday. February 2S. 1865, at the
house of the brides father, MIR. David
Brooks, Of Darke county. 0hio.) by Rev.
D. & Strong, Mr. SAMUEL p. LrnY. of IN
chester, Ind. and Mrs. MARY L. HIEsrASD,
of Dirke county, Ohio.
Man was not intended 10 live alone, and
we are willing TO affirm that woman should
nice times, while. .passing down lies stream
too.tner
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
COUNTY RnIxTIES.

The Legislature Of the State has
passed bill which will soon be the
law OF the land, II il is not already
an force. prohibiting county com.
ni>sioners from paying county boun.
tics. We have not seen the bill. and
therefore dO not know what It's pro.
visions are, bui we learn that coun.
ties which have issued bonds for the
payment Of bouEtics, are compelled
20 levy taxes sufficient TO redeem,
these bonds, or Obligations, within
the next iour years. Some OF the
counties are indebted Oh ;his account
nearly quarter cf million dol.
lars. Delaware county's obligations
amount TO Si.5, 600. We think
every body viii rejoice at the action
that our Commissioners took on this
subject They have never agreed to
pay more than $40 TO each volunteer.
and We arc satisfied that il soldiers
bad been consulted. and their adj
Nice followed, not one dollar woulG
have been paid by taxation. We
have sa;i heretofore that it is unjust
70 soldiers and widow women, aAG
soldiers families, for they arc COM
pe'sed to help pay these taxes
Hat oy the wise policy adopted by
oar Commissioners, Randolph coun.
~ is out of debt.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
More than 1000 Acres
OF VALUABLE
LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH TO SELL 2iO acres Of Land.
\ known as th. White Farm, situated two
miles west OF West Liberty, upon n, State
road, IN jackson township, jay county. Ind
said farm has about 6D acres Of cleared
land. good bearing Orchard OF Fruit Trees
two Wells and one Spring of Iurabl. water,
a large frame Rarn aud log House.
Also. six vacant lots in the town Of Cam
den. Jay county.
Also. TAO acres Of land three miles south.
west of Winchester. Randolph county, Ind:
said farm hn. 100 acres uf cleared land, two
good Orchards Of bear ng Fruit Trees, two
Wells ot good water, on. frame House. on.
log House. and two log Barns. with county
road running through the middleof the laud
Also, one lot in the town of Winchester,
adjoining the Franklin House.
Also, the Brick House and the lo,. former.
Is the residence of the late Dr. Teal
Aud geo a'rs Of Land situated near Fort
Desmolnes. Ga. 'nit,l Of the Stat. oi Iowa.
TITLES Pt. Let. x Warrant, Deeds.
For p,r'icuhrS call upon me. or address
me through the Post. Onlcs. at Winchester,
Indiana.
Dec ca. % ALEX. WHITE.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
Communicated


The sad intelligence Of The death OF the
e.des; ion of Hon. George ". Julian has
been announced.
Edward Claiming Julian has gone from
among me-, at the early age Of nineteen
years. H. passed from among ne as pure
in character and as ansble at hear; rs he
was young in years. He knew the silver
cord was almost iooscnsG. and that the
golden bowl was breaking: Yet he apparently
resigned himself To the will or Providence.
/ have seldom known young man who
was so universally beloved as WAS Eddy
Julian.
The death OF his mother some Years sine, Z.
and the consciousness that he would soor
follow her seemed 10 blunt, TO some extent
his naturally jovous, lively spirit, ond yet
lie WAS always pleasant aud afabie.
The deep grief waich opprcss,s the hearts
Of his kindred and numerous friends, will
speak higher eulogy than ny feeble pen
c,n give. ". VI. b.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
FOR S.HLE.

4 WANT TO SELL large Young Jack
four wears old, broke 90 service, about
fourteen hands and one inch high, has prov.
en- himself to be u ioal. .getter; warrentce
given.
A 50 nice bay Stallion, three years old, 4,
good sze'
Any person wishing - purchase will please
call on Ine NJ my residence four miles south.
west OF Winchester. on the Huntsvilla road
March :, 1865. 5c-3 JOHN I. HUNT.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
Administrators Sale Ct Real
Estate.

N OTICE is hereby given. that nv virtue
y o. an order of the Court of Comm On
Pleas. o Randolph county, Indiana, the
undersigned, Administrator Of ;he estate of
J 4Dts y. Shearer, deceased. will Offer for
safe O.. - rlte sale, at the store ofs said
Administrator, IN -a!l eo4rty. an equal un-
divided tsO thirds oi tAe following de-
s-rnei land in Randolph county, Indiana,
to-wit: The east half of the suth west
quarter Of section IL. township l9, of-range
Is east, AID if the same ia not sold at pri-
vate sale by the 30th day of March. 1865.
said Administrator will, on the 3lst day OF
March. 4. ID. 1865, at the Cour, House
door in W. hester, in said county, offer
s@,' -"l. estate for s.le at public auction.
TERMS OF SAlE--On~-third cash; tae
residue in equai payments At six ard twelve
months, with notes At interest. waving ben
eft Of apor@isement. and secured by good
freehold surety. II sold AZ public sale, il
will be at two o'clock z. VI. OF said day.
ROBERT s. STARBCCK,
nsEch -. 1865 f3S-1) Aln'r.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
the SINGER SEWING MACHINES.


Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE Is fast gaining n worldwide
reputation. IL is beyond doubt the best and
cheapest and most beautiful OF all Family
Sewing Machines yet of, red to the public
No other Family Sewing Machine has so
many useful appliances for Hemming. Bind
nr, Fcling, tucking, Gathering. Guaging.
Bniding. Emhroider.ug. Cording. and go
forth. No other Family Sowing Machine
has so much capacity for great variety Of
work. II vii, sew all kinds of cloth, and
with all kinds Of thread. Great and recent
improvements make our Famils Sewing Ma
chine most reliable, ana most durable, ana
most certain IL action at all rates OF speed.
IL makes the nterlockcd stitch, which IL
the best stitch known. Any one, even OF
the most ordinary capacity, can see. ut a
glarcc, how 20 use the letter 4 Family Sew.
ing Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines
are fnistc. in chaste aud exquisite style.
Tae Folding Case Of the Family Machine
~ y pltCc vi cunning WOrkmanrl'p OF the
most useiul kind. Ii protects the machine
wren not in use, and when about to be ope-
rated may be opened "a a spacious and sub
stantial table 10 sustain tie wcra. While
some OF the Cases, made out OF the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest and
shas.est maDns: nossitla. oihers are adorned
and emheliishsd in the most costly and 81 ;
peru mtrrr.
IL - absolutely necessary 10 see the Fam.
nv Machine In operation. 20 rs 10 Judge of
it's great capacity and beauty.
It . IA, becoming as popular for family
sewing as our Manufacturing machines are
ios manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices arc well supplied with
silk, twist. thread. needles. oil. &C., OF the
very best quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTCR.
ING COMPANY,
ass P-oadray, .New York.
INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE,
4S East Washington ST.
my27 a.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
Valuable Property for Sale
on Reason ,blo Terms.

Z OFFER FOR SALE. Over Fourteen
( Acres of Land. gooi new House. b rn.
"nt buildings. spleniid Young bearing Ap.
PIE Orchard. Of choice 'rui'. a good s,ua
tlon IA the town OF Bioonaia-port. Tor
further inform ,tion, call on the undersigned
or D vid Sermans, of Bioomnesnort
3S-3 SrROTHER BRUMflELD.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
MOUNT ZION SCHOOL.
NATHAN T.BUTTs, TEACHER.

.YNHE MOUNT ZION School WILL
Il COMMENCE TIE THIRD MON
DAY IN APRIL, and continue Ten Weeks
rUITIOS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic 10
Fractions-Stoddard's; Mental. to the
hWnuFtttn plff. ....s..... .fa W
Arithmetic, from Fractions; Mental. from
the hunlrelth page; topography. English
~ aipfol' '..s..tssss .s...... ~ w
PHYSICAL Geography, Physiology. Natural
Philosophy. Chemistry, Sc.....f6 30
Higher AlgrbrI, Geometry, Plane aud An.
alytical Trigonometry 80
Jdnltpr ict..s.s .'.sss.ss.a. ~
JOHN TiSOR, ~,
Sr-6 fOIA - LCcASS D''eo'ors'
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09

ONE bOLLAR EACH
Withou. regard to Value. Not To be paid
Tor until YOU snVs what you
are 10 receive.
Splendid List Of Articles! All to
te Sod Tor Oae Dollar EACH
$50 Gcht's Gold lIunting.cass
Watches 80. $50 to $3.50 each
go Ladies' Gold Enameled-
case Watches ....... 35 to 20 each
500 Gents Hunting case Silver
Watches ............ - % % each
2oo Diamond Rings. 90 TO 49, each
2eJi Gold Vest a Neck Chains - t. - -'ch
3nU1 - Z" . to a. each
5000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets stos each
5onb Chased Gold Bracelets. S TO 10 each
o000 Cha;elain- Chaius and
Guard Lhgins ......,.. ) 10 81 each
1000 Solitaire aud Gold Bro,chrs. itolo
2l0D Lava and Florenilnc ito q each
5000 Coral, Opal ard Emerald
Brooches .....,.........f q to each
5000 Mosaic, Jet Ls,e ani Flor.
cn,inc Far pror Il 70 3 each
1900 Cornl. J. "na Ea..tl'i
Tar > -. ..,.,. | % eacl
1000 g i..i. t'a.as.e fest
.as ...... .......' % a. % eic
5000 Goia too and ,,si "
KEYS. ys.................25 5Jto 3 each
1000 Foo and Vest Ribbon Slides, ,3tolO
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve But.
tons. studs. &c......... 3 10 : each
5000 Gold Thimblcs. Pencils &c. 20 : each
10000 Miniatur, Lock.ts 80 50 to 3 each
1000 4" Magic Spring. Ito 20
5000 Gold Toothpeks, Crosses Ac,2tos
5OlO Plain Gold Rings 81 to / each
5000 Chased Gold Rings & TO / / each
10000 Stone Set aud Signet
Rings. s...............2 50 TO 10 each
10000 California Diamond Rings . to 10 each
1900 Sets of Ladies Jcwelr,-
jet aud Gold ..........5 10 Is each
60J0 Sets of Ladies' Jcw.lry--
Cameo. Pearl. &c.....I TO Is each
10000 Gold Pens, SILVER Ex,cnsion
Holders and Pencils. 4 TO 10 each
10000 Gold Pens and Gold Mounted
lioldtrs ..............3t 10 each
5000 Gpid Pens aud Gold. Exten
sion Holders. ...... ...6to 10 each
5000 Silver GobIe,s and Drinking
Cups ..................5 ) TO so each
3J9D Silver Castors .........l5 ID 10 81 each
2ooo silver Fruit aud Cake Bas-
kets ....... ...2D to so each
5000 Dog. Silver Tea Spoons, . To 20 pr doz
5000 - Table Spoons aud
Forks 20 TO 80 pr doz
In Consequence ~ the great stagnation o;
trade l.. the manufacturing aIstricts of Eng
land. through the wa- having cut off The
supply of cotton. a laree q@tni.ty ct vaIua-
be Jewelry. originally intended for the
English market. has been seat of for sale
H. thIs cour;ry. and must tie Sold ~ any
Sacrifice.
Under these circumstances. Arr ndale 4
c., .c,.h- as Agents for the principal Euro
pean Manufacturers, have resolved upon
Great Gil. Distribution, subject to the fol-
low n. regulations.
Certificates. hsr.ing each article and its
value, are placed ia Sealed Enveop--, aud
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail TO any address. OH rvciept oil 25
cents.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
y az { e IN a c u ( "a c 8.
FiNKlE & LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
Sc WING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate tha.
these M,chise. comprise the Highcs; I'm
prov.msnts in the Sewing Machine Art,
VIZ
/. Each Machine il guaranteed 81 give bet
ter sitistaciiod than any other Sewing
VI ,chine IN Mirket, or moueg refGn!ed.
y. They have taken mary Of the II CHE. {
Premiums At rHe mos. important ENhibi.
tons AID Fairs ever held in the united
States.
}. They make the Lock Stitch alike or both
siie>-tl ia saving more than half th,
thread and silk used in raveling r.ds.
seams OF the loop-S,i;ch aad sing gle .threaG
; wing MichiLts.
!. They are adapted 20 the widest range o.
heavy AMI l,-ht sewing.
). They ha,, no rat;ling wires. or delicate
attachments IL keep in rora,r.
.. They require no taxing apart to clean o.
oil. ard no "Les-ors" 10 set needle,
Regulate tension. a. operate Machine.
Please call and TX imin. anu demonstrate
FOR yourself, or scad for Circular with sam.
pie at sewing.
n. B.-Town and County Agents wanted.
FINkLE & LYON s. ". CO.,
No. 53s Broadway, New York.
SLY
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
Notice TO Heirs Of Petition to sell
Real Estate.
State Of Indiana, Randolph County.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
y Office is hereby given. that Henry
Mote, Administrator OF the Estate Of
John X Mote, deceased. has filed his
petition to sell the Real Estate of the de-
cedent, his personal property being insult
cient TO pay his debts; aud that said petition
will be heard At ia" next Term of the Court
of Common Pleas of said county.
Attest. JOHN b. GOODRICH. elk.
March 6, SOS 36-3
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
The Only Loan in Market

now offered by the Government, and il Is
coz Ieatly expected that its superior ad.
vantages will make Il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or TIE PEOPLE.
Less than 5000 .OJO.OnO remain unsold,
which will probably DC disposed OF within
the next sixty or ninety DAYS, when the
notes will undoubtedly command premium.
rs has uniformly been the case Oh closing
the subscriptions to ether Loans.
In or:sr that citizens of every town an |
section of the country nay be afforded ia.
ciliti's FOR taking the loan, the National
Banks. State Banks. aud Private Binkers
throughout the country have general,
agreed TO receive subscriptions at par. Sub.
scribers will select their own agents, in
whom they have confidence. and who only
are to be responsib'c for the delivery Of the
notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
Flrst National Bank Of Richmond.
35-l3
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09
N1TlCE OF APPOINTMENT.

NJ Office is hereby given. TINT the un-
/ Y dersigncd has been appointed Admin
i.,rAtor of the estate OF John K. Mote.
deceased, late Of Randolph county, lndiana.
Said estate is supposed ~ he solvent.
HENRY NOTE, Admr.
Feb. %, 1868 49,
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09

n OIlCN is hereby given. that the un.
/ Y dersigncd has been nrNoin,ed Admin.
istrator Of the E~,ai. .ames Nichols,
deceased. late of Randolph county, Indiana.
Sai1 Estate is supposed TO hc solvent.
Ca DAVID SENANS. Aamr.