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MERCANTILE.

J. S. ROsSel
HAS just received large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
Ladies Fancy Dress Plaids,
Delaines,
Cashmere,
Alpacas,
Calicues,
Ginghams,
Cassimeres,
kerseys,
Satinetsj
Jeans,
Woolen Plaids,
Fancy Shifting Flannel,
Plain Flannel.
Figu.d Opera Flannel,
Shaker Flannel,
Stacker Flannel,
Cotton Flannel,
Muslins,
Bed Ticking,
Shirtmg Check and Stripe,
Linen Table Diaper,
Cotton Table Diaper,
Ladies' x Misses Shawls,
Bamoral Skirts,
Nuhas,
Floor and Stair Carpet,
Floor and Stair OH Cloth,
Mems Over and Under Shirts and Drawers.
, and good stock of Ready Made Clothing
always ON hand.
Ladies' 4 Gentlemcn's Boots and Shoes,
Gum Overs,
Hats and Caps,
Notions,
Quccnsware, Hardware,
Willow and Cedar Ware, &c. &c,
which they offer low for CASH.
We have always on hand large and
good assortment Of
GROCERIES,,
DRIED FRUIT,
Tobacco and Cigars,
BACON,
FISH, &c.
MACKEREL in whole, !, Il / bbls.
N- Give us call and convince your
self that we sell cheap for cash.
T s. ROSSELL has the largest assortment
u of first class Wine and Liquors outside of tn
| city of Baltimore in the State, consisting Of 81
! different grades, viz:
WLN'ES.
| Champagne Wines of various grades, Sherry Wine
! Madeira Wine, Lisbon Wine Port Wine. Malaga
| Wine, Speer's celebrated Sambuc Wine. Black.
| berry " inc ef our own manufacture, Wild Cherry
Wine do, Dewberry Wine do, Black Heart
| Cherry Wine do.
BR.4.NDIES.
| Otard Du Puy Co.'S very old Cognac Brandy
| La Rochelle Brandy Spcer's Sam buco Port Bran
! dy Cognac Brandes CT various grades and prices
bottled Branhies and Rye Whiskies, very old and
warranted pure
FANCY BRA.NDIES.
Cherry, Ginger. Blackberry and Apple.
FINISHES.
| Old Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskev, Fancy
! Whislies Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey,
Apple Whiskey, Rye Wbiskey, XXXX do,
| XIX do, AK do, X do, old Monongahela
Rye Whiskey, Double Rectifed Pitsburg
! Whiskev.
~s~ns> Pure Holland Gin, imported !;
Pure New England Rum.
! Dec 8, 1864.
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HARD WARE-Butt and Strap Hinges.
IL Locks of all sizes and kinds Nails bv
the pound or keg, Screws all sizes. Carpen-
ter Tools, good assortment Grind Stone
llangings, Barn Door Rollers, &C.. for sale
by +. W. STAPLES.
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BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.

Whilst trying Coffee of all the various brands.
Remember BRoWNING's EACELsloR at the head
it stands
True, it i not like others tina, are SOLD EVERY
WHERE"
little stretch, all do KNOW COED goods will easily
bear,
but stretch like this" sold everywhere is apt to
tear)
Now, | can safely say without any hesitation.
There's none like " BROW NlAG's EACELSIOR" in
this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have found Coffee from
Possessing the same ingredients as Brownngs Excel
siur.'
Nor is there any in or ont of the Coffee trade,
Who knows the articles from which Brownng's Excel
sior's made.
I'm told it's made from barley, rye, wheat beans, and
peas; =
Name - thousand other thngs-but the RIGHT ONE if
you please.
But with the Cofee-mcn will not hold contention
For the many, many things they say-too to
mention.
Whilst they're engaged In running round from store to
store
To learn the current wholesale price of Brownings
Excelsior,'
Some ~ho know my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction,
Have formed plan by which they hope qurk
The casc-'tis with few doubt twill be more
To name their Coffee after mine, (BB0WNING'S EN-
CELSlOR."
Some say theirs the only brand that will stand ready
test.
Now try little Of them allsce which you like the best
Three years have passed away first sold store;
Never have in your paper advertised before;
Nor would now consent to publish more,
If like used by everybody" sold everywhere"
In Z" every store"
A trade like this do not wish the orders could not
fiji;
The factory all Jerseys land would take-eave not
foot to till.
My trade i, not very large still think have nav
share;
But, reader, you may rest assured, it's NOT "sOLD
EVERYWHERE"
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19

were received first, then the Judges
Of the supreme Court. and Court OF
Claims. and the officers OF the army
and navy; then the citizens ct large.
For three hours a laman stream
poured in the reception-room. and
received friendly grasp of Father
Abraham, and went away gratiGed
| next visited the Secretary of
State. Mr. Seward, then Gideon
VI elles. the Secretary of the Navy:
then Secretary Stanton. and Secre-
tary Fessenden I vas introduced
to them ana kindly received. when |
was introduced 10 their ladies by
the Secretaries respectively. Iwould
have. visited some Of the Foreign
Ministers and the other members Of
the Cabinet, had it not been too late.
but as il was | returned home
wearled but contented man.
l. y. LOCKE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
WINCHESTER, INDIANA THURSDAY JANUARY Io 1868.

intellectual cultivation of earth is for
heaven; the adoraments of mind are
our sources of pleasure hereafter, Is
well as here. Fellow school mates,
in conclusion | would say, ever be
diligent in gathering the bright gems,
which opportunity is afforded; days
and years are swiftly flying past.
days are but the expression of hours;
and now while the bloom of youth
is shadowing your brows, and You
are blessed with health and the priv.
ilege Of attending school, be ever
faithful in gathering wreaths that
are to adorn and make you happy in
old age. Education will be for YOU
at home a companion; in solitude a
solace, and in society an ornament.
We hopcVthe time will soon come
when all of the sons and daughters
OF Indiana will be deeply interested
in the requirement of knowledge.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
Correspondence of the Journal
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

New Years dawned bright and
beautiful upon the nations capital,
and ushered in the New Year Of
1868. But few hours ago and we
stood upon the last fragment of The
old year. as it crumbled into the
mighty abyss of the past. The old
wear Is gone. but as we see that it sol
EMMY and slowly recedes away from
us into the depths OF eternal silence.
may We not cherish the belief, that
though gone away from us, it is not
lost: for rs we look back upon the
old year of GA, and think OF the
mighty deeds that have been per
formed, We know that they will be
treasured mp by the historian, and
read with interest ny those who love
and honor the American flag for
wears that are yet in the future; for
in that time, many were the brave
and true hearts that battled for the
rights Of a nation, that our fore
fathers fought, bled, and many OF
them died, in order to sustain
1t was with reflections such as these.
that my friend and l promenaded
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, that gay thor
ouehfare of the nations capital, on
this pleasant New Years morning.
Here one could see in the smiling
faces of the throng, that this was an
occasion for good cheer. bright hopes
and pleasing anticipations.
Passing from the Metropolitan to
Wizards Hotel. and on tothe Treas
ury Department, we soon determined
on the programme of the day. We
at once planned visit to Alexandria
Va. We soon were on board the
Fulton and steaming our way down
the beautiful Potomac. The sergeant
of the guard knowing us to be loyal,
nassed us on board without a writ
ten pass, the office then at the land
ing being closed. There was con
siderable ice on the river when we
started. but our boat cut her way
nohly through. We soon camerto
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
Correspondence of the Journal.
LETTER FROM NASHVILLE.
NAsHvILLE, Tenn. :, Jan. 6, Il

-'ASANiLLEt seIH AL V, lCos'
EDITOR JOURNAL: Since | last
wrote you, the military situation OF
this post is greatly changed. At a
signal from Gen. Thomas, Mr.. Hood
thought prudent to fall back to
Franklin, which place he reached. no
doubt. much sooner than his men;
from thence he proceeded double
quick out of all hearing. The Con
federacy considers him, as we do the
Northern sympathizers, small p0ta-
toes Since his retreat from Nash
vile, we hear no booming Of can
mons, no clashing of musketry, ex-
cept an occasional shot in the sub
cribs Of the city, which announces to
us that some depreciation is being
committed, for which Nashville is
noted. Scarcely a paper comes out
buh ANNOUNCES OllC Ilulu uCI vi lODDcIN y
of some one on the preceding night
Why it is that such work can't be
stopped, is beyond my comprehen-
sion. Nashville, at this present
time, is one vast mud hole.
/ learn from your columns that
the citizens of Winchester and Rich
mond, have presented to our regi-
ment S4th stand of colors. AS |
am not with them to share the hard
ships which they have to withstand.
| decline saying any thing in regard
to the event, more than this, that the
may rest assured that
the remaining members Of the S4th
will carry back to the glorious old
State of Indiana, next September,
that same stand of colors, unstained
by cowardly conduct.
For the present | bid you fare
we'll You will hear from me again.
Very Respectfully. W. L. 5,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
LANDLORD oUTwITTED.

Ben. W. Morrison was one ol
those free nd-easy, good-heartedr
humorous fellows, that was always
ready to crack a joke or perpetrate
"sell"
Some fifteen years ago Ben was
travelling in Butter county on pro-
fessional business. The roads were
tolerably bad; and worst of all, the
stage drivers and the landlord at a
certain hotel where they stopped Tor
dinner had an understanding with
each other like this: the passengers
were taken in to dine, and when clev
erIy seated the coach would dash Up
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
Tuition Per Session.

Tuition Per Session.
Spelling. Residing, (McGnffey's Fifth
Resder.) Arithmetic-felter's Anal
ysis, Par, Second. .....-........... SO 30
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography. Elocution. Elementary
Algebra. Physiology, &c.......... So 90
Higher Algebra. Natural Philosophy.
Rhetoric. Logic, Mensura,ion. &c. $, 81
Higher Math ematics. Latin, Natural,
Mental aud Moral Science. - oC
Janitor Fee per Session on.............. &c
Tuition payable At the middle of tue Ses-
sion.
No deduction for abs ence except In case:
of protracted sickness.
+ JAMES BROWN,
/. w. kIZER.
{. :. GOODRICH, Trustees
r.. I. DlGGS,
EpW'p EpGER.
! sept ?. 1854 lo-i
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
TIE JYDGE.s SAW LOG.

man VINO had once been the Judge oi
the county. and was known all over
by the name Of Judge l.. He
kept store and saw mill, and was
always sure to have the best OF the
bargain on his side, by which means
he gained an ample competence. and
some did not hesitate to call him the
biggest rascal in the world He
was very conceited withal. and used
to delightin Dragging of his business
capacity when any one was near to
listen. One rainy day. quite a num-
ber was seated around the stove in
the store, and he began as usual, to
tell OF his great bargains. and wound
up with
"Nobody ever cheated me, nor
they can't neither
Judge" said an old man in the
company, Il have cheated you more
than YOU ever did me"
How so?" asked the Judge.
"If you promise you'll not go to
law about it, nor nothin', / II tell you,
or else | won't YOU are too much of
law character for me-"
Lets hearl lets hear cried half
= dozen voices. We'll bear you
out Of it-qo on.
oil promise said the Judge,
land treat into the bargain if yon
have"
s.W ell do YOU remember that wagon
you robbed me OFF,
Il never robbed YOU of any
wagonl' said the Judge; Il only got
my own
Well, had made mp my mind to
have it back, and
"But you never did, cried the
Judge.
Yes I did. with interest, too
How" Numbered the now en-
ragged Judge.
well You see. Judge. sold one
day very nice pine log, and bar
gained with you for a lot more
" ell, that log | stole of your pile,
down by your mill, the night before,
and sold it to YOU. That night
drew it back home. and sold it 20
Won again the next day, and so /
kept on until you bought your own
log from me twenty-sevcn times.
That's q lie cried the irate
Judge. running TO book and e1
his log accounts; "you never
sold me twentv-seven logs Of tic
same measurement"
81 know it." said tie render Of
the logs, "for drawing II back and
forth. the end wore of; and as it !
wore off ! kept cutting the end off.
until it was only 10 feet long-jast
II feet shorter than twas when YOU
first bought it; and it got so short |
dew it home and worked it into
shingles, and then I concluded had
got ny money back, and in my
pocket"
The exclamation Of the Judge was
drowned in the shouts Of the by
ISLANDERS. and the log-drawer found
the door without the promised treat
To see madman you have only to
. l. ,,.o- o--ar e hota1
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.

Circuit Court Is held twice wear, March
18th. l~6i. and September -, le64. Jehu
4. Elliott. Judge.
Court OF Common Pleas, three times n
wear: 3ri Monday OF February. 4th Monday
II June. and 18th Monday of October. I'M.
Iavnes. Judge.
The Board ot County Commissioners meet
'a the first Mondays Of March, June. Sep
tember and December. Arthur Mchew.
Andrew DevOss aud &. +. Alexander, Com
missiOncrs
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
Vol. 3. No. %.

furiously TO the door. and the driver
would call for his passengers, sta
ting that he could not delay a min-
ute on account OF making his time
They would rush ont. leaving their
meals half finished, for fear Of being
lett. For the half finished meal they
were charged half dollar. Tho
yietuals were kept for the next load
OF passengers, when the skiEning
process was again repeated
Ben had heard of this place, and
when they arrived at the hotel he
set his wits to work to see If he
could get the value of his money.
The bell rang for dinner aud the
crowd rushed in. They had hardly
got comfortably seated when tho
coach reined up before the door.
and the driver yoeiferously shouted:
Passengers all aboard-can'tw wait
but five minutes"
A general rush was made, but
Ben sat still, and ate his dinner very
composedly. The stage drove off
and left him, bnt he seemed to care
very little about it.
Having disposed OF his dinner, he
was enjoying the luxury Of long
nine in the side room, when the
landlord approached him, saying:
"I-beg your pardon, sir, but did
you see set of silver teaspoons
on the table when you went to din
ner?" ra
Il did, sir"
"Well, they are missing-cant bo
found
"Ah, yes replied Ben; lone OF
the passengers gathered them up-I.
saw him do it,
Would you know him again?"
gasped the landlord.
Certainly l would" replied Ben,
with great GOODNESS.
"Will you point him ont to me if +
hitch up my horse and buggy, and
overtake the stage?"
Certainly ! will"
Boniface was ready in a few min,
utes, and getting Ben in with him,
drove like Jehu for seven miles, till.
he overlook the driver. The coach
stopped, the driver looked frightened
and everybody wondered to see the
landlord covered with mud, and his
horse covered with sweat. -iA
Ben jumped out of the buggy and
into the stage, when the driver.
that he had hired the land.
lord to bring him after, was on tho
point of driving Off, when the land
lord yelled out
us that passenger in there?"
"Ies," replied Ben.
"Are you sure:"
YES, sir-e-e," shouted out our
bachelor friend.
(Which one is iti'
Its me, replied Ben, with grin.
you" thundered Boniface, what
-he ID did you do with the spoonss"
i put them in the coffee pot; you
viii find them all safe, : replied Ben,
with a curious twinkle in hls eye.
sold, by ginger, by that darned
Yankee yelled the landlord, whilst
nc passengers roard in laughter,
and putting the whip to his horse,
lroye back, resolving to give the
ever afterwards ample
inc for dinner.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19

To CuRE CHlLLBLAISs.-Take
piece of butter the size of a large
walnut, work in salt as loug as you
can and then apply tothe part af.
fected, heating in by the fire and it
will cure. II. J. Nj. -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19

AgJsToCRAcT.-The greatest curse
Of .aristocraey is that it substitutes
pride and selfshness for the spirit Of
self sacrifice. Those who are elated
by the thought Of their long pedigree.
too often forget that gentleness and
courtesy are the surest indications
of gentle blood. Too many of those
who "fare sumptuously every day"
remember not that their wealth has
been lent to them, that they may be
able to elevate the poor. Little do
these men dream that by their very
haughtiness they forfeit
"Ths grand old name of gentleman,
Detained b. every charlatan,
And soiled with all ignobie use"
True nobility depends not on lin
cage. nor on wealth, nor on position,
but on purity of heart and nobleness
Of action. Listen to the words Of
the poet:
"Howe'er /; he. il seems 20 ne
'Tis only noble to be good;
Kind hearts are more than coronets.
And gentle faith than Norman blood"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19
RANDOLPH CoINII SEMINARY.
OLIVER WHITE. B. So, Principal.

HNHE SECOND TERM lof the curren;
YEAR of this Institution will com
mence on Monday November Goth, ls64,
and continue ten weeks.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-19

Very rich gold mines have been
discovered in Buenos Ayres, at The
foot OF the Andes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

TT rs A FACT admitted by every man who
"a succeeded in business, that to 90 ousuhess
you must ,,-r,oN
n; 4boaa Won wish to become your customers, III
80 80 waTes arc of that sort that are usea py
sServbody, you cannot well make your euslness
too public, or draw too many lnto your s'ofo "
ses what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fir vour standard on the outer wall in the
4Ssps Of handsomely Rf Int .t hSsSer J. iesrs ss1 in
Ier nhrosa." Or 1t. as is most generally the
s..a Hour Vcres especially address . particular
class REs1EaE EVERY AVENUE
D.. wh;ob tho attention of that GLASS can be
rsachsd by well.phrased appeals 70 taelr tastes
fsncies and interest. II you nave ~ ,Sav
Cal sr, an. md a asssssass in # ,h !: r l%Rt' PLACES: :''' WV '
W 1t NJ snrest way to reach the particular cisss
on aim at, Is to make sure that you
NOTIFY EVERY MAN.
nan and child. 1t 10 certain that nifty pei
W.. NAV DO added to the trade OF many houses
eenS. CITY py prudent distribution OF dis anu
c;rcula,-s Advertising pays. l. b,.,..o
Srran ysments are made by wmch tne 1us laoS
A AIn of business men may be thus ADVANCED
Interests their Job Printing handsomely and
~ aaf' r, V at the Office Of THH REGISTER. WE
s sass sys nv convenience for doing all kinds Of
Printing wp,
,uoat living prices. We are constantly
sdd Jag AZ new styles Of type ANDY and Th ~ enss to s,I any Y
neE"t ga fbe products Of Types and Press.
IN ALL RESPECTS,
-. ,,a.,t that tho office of The ROOSTER anal
IL pneadi n - ali demands upon 1t. The pes
Pp%rr,ptsng, Of arery description,
~ zee LOWEST .n PRICES F2aaspor.atio,
Eor sn~ wvers, Merchants and Manufac
Lines Lines for for Banks, Academies and Societies +.
S nns&s COMPANIES ION and Concerts, for Shows aI'
Exhibitions, for Politicians "a .s and the resi- Oh 0'""
OFFICE OF THE hisn kE II s1erT des,rip
Sn csrSs Of every style, Pamphlets and pos,
s s1s Of all kinds, neatly and promptly DONE q
' Tus WHEELING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

TAX ON BEvERAGEs.-The act of June
80, 1864, as amended by the act of March
Z, 1866, section "a, provides that OH arti-
fetal mineral waters, soda waters, and
ell beverages used for like purposes, sold
from bottles or from fountains, or other
wise, and not otherwise provided, a daty
of six per cent shall be paid, 1t is de.
cided that no tax accrues on the charging
of the water with carbonic acid gas, but
only on the sales of the beverage as
made from the fountains or in bottles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

The river was falling last evening,
with about twelve feet water in the
channel. Business was exceedingly dull
on the landing, and there were no ar
rivals or departures beyond the regular
packets.
The Cincinnati Commercial of yester-
day says:
Several steamers, including the Gui-
don, Lawrence, Emerald, Majestic, Cit.
zen and Robert Moore, departed rather
hurriedly, yesterday, in the service of the
Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

AN ORDER received in this city from
the War Department directs that ALI
company and staff officers of volunteer
regiments, absent from their commands
On account of physical disability OF by
virtue of leave of absence, on their return
to loyal States as prisoners of war, will
be honorably mustered out of the service
Of the United States, to date on the 18th
inst"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

THE S~teubenville Herald says that it
has been found that while the grape crop
in some of the vineyards in that vicinity
has been totally destroyed by the
late frost, there are a few that have
escaped altogether, owing to the fauora-
location or other protecting influence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

PAaoLEp At LRwIsBURG.-A few days
ago, the greater part Of the 18th. 10th.
s9d. s3d, a6th and 9Th Virginia (rebsi)
Regiments, and parts of other regiments,
including three Colonels, five Majors,
twenty Captains, forty Lieutenants and
eight hundred enlisted men. were pa
rolled at Lewisburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

SERVED THEM RIGHT.-Four or five
boys were yesterday fined by Aldermen
Dulty, for bathing in the river in front
of the city, in broad daylight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met
again Yesterday, but no business Of pub
lie Importance was transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-25

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
~ysnison, served up in the best style AZ in0
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall Aonoioe
lot Of wines, liquors, ales, &c, always on hand
.f GAUS & WARNAFELDT.