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, 1865-10-03

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W. nuhl,eh c,,ewbcr, = rcnor. M "a n .be
Secretary Of the interior hv enrfnrcr Har.
baurh. Esn. Of pcnnsy,rnn,a onc of ihc
Government Directors NJ thc Pacific Raf,rona.
concern,nr thc nronosed chancp IN sle 1or..
finn offhr road u.est og cmsha. II viii he
remembered that the comnanx- some ,nonths
s,nce aslcd The p,cs,dcnt of tbc Tinted
States 10 sanction a cbanrc In the location by
which the first section of twc1,tv-tbrec ,n,,cs
sho;o,a In lenrthened ninr 1ni,es. nv fn,-
loy,or the 1jue of Mud Creek In n sonth.
eastc5ly diuct1on to Its junction with The pap
rjlon river. tl,cnce ,rnIne'northwestward and
ascending Ap.pap1llou 10 a junction with tho
original line due west Of Omaha. To deter
mine tho questions Involved in this change,
which was urged upou economical grounds.
Lieut.. Col. Simpson, Of the CORPS Of Ene1-
neers, was detailed by the President to pno-
coed 10 Ouaal,a and make a suryey and report
upon the same. Nr. Harbauch accom- panied
Col. Simpson. The report OF the lattar In,
not been given 10 the public. but We presume
il is the same in Its conclusions As TINT of Mr..
Harbaugh.
The report states, In substance, that the
proposed chanEe-4s a desirable oneIhat IN
consequences Of the heavy grades between
Omaha and the Eiklorn River the original
line would be IN expensive one to operate,
while by making the chnngc these grades
would be avoided and 1he expense of opera-
ting greatly diminished. In this rtew the
Hon. jcsse l. Williams, Of Indiana, late
Government Director Of the road, md IN ex-
Tcrienccd engineer, concurs- Mr. Harbaugh
Government Of the increased length Of
1he road, or to the terms OF the
great HoSle contract for the reason,
We presume. That those subjects were not en-
brnccd IN his Official duties. In the msttes
Of operating expenses the weight Of evidence
is certainly on the side Of the new route, ria
the Papil'on, md in the long run the question
OF original cost to the government win be
minor consideration as comrnred with the
cost OF moving trains on dithcuit grade
MI. AarbauEl speaks OF the ease with
Which branch road might be constructed
IRON INC missouri river, al the mouth Of ths
PalhLon, to the angle where the main road
turns from southeast to northwest direc-
ti0n. THIS suggestion, We apprehend, will b F..
received with little favor By the citizens 6"
Omaha and Council Bluf1a. The eastern ter
minus Of the road was conceded to Omah.
by Congress and the President rs th,
nttcst place on the Missouri and
as an acknowledgment of tn,
importance Of that city as starting point
the great ovcrlnnd trade It Is easy to see
, 1865-10-03

Pittsburgh oil 11arkcx-&cpf. 30.
RxPlNKp-Bondcd OIL leveEy nrm, with considerable
inquiry. though We were unabfc to hcnr or single
tsausacton todsy. There is no stock IN nEst hAn1s.
1srextor a;nre asliyey-i1 taet thsJ cannot tho
three mouths ahead. Prime city bsards ar aeid al
3N+a5c. herc, and CeaGc delivered IN PhiladelpllA
Eleo oil Is r and advancing sale Of % blJa At ijc
, 1865-10-03
EPISCOPAL UNITY.

when we brand this new Instance Of old
D, iestcran as disgracetnl, cowardly and mem.
I'll ali roices crE SHANE.
, 1865-10-03

Chamber Of Commerce Stock was firm, with ee1l
err Of old at IL >Eaw stock was in demand ut IS.
Cook County Scrip vas In good request at 1Ua.,
With sales on The Stock Exchange at that price
Nesr was in demand at aSE3-
Preston, Willard & Kean's daily letter quotes
Government Securities az follows: :,
seos, Old, Large, ez Nor. coup. .lss! ssaoe;
IT, sd lafgs; ss;is: 9
comp;omd tg; ne if Notes, Jane: :........1Si
Eschange on ssrW IA Yoii Bostoa aid Philadelphia
h-1.5 d,s.; 1-1iso tays, - prem. -
in Boston, according to the Adrenlser, the
money martet thows increasing case. mud lranahls
funds are aecunulatins ii many quarters In excess
Of the demand Rates. however. are maintained,
the demand for money being moderately active,
boil, q, the banks and OF individual lenders. The
rutc for short time loans Is TG7h per cent, and
loaos payable on demand are freely offered At 6per
cent On satisfactory collaezala. The discount mar.
ket remains very quiet scarcely anF desirable paper
being uoy offered for sale. The current rate for the
first quality ia per cent, with eoei demand, but
there Is LITTLE disposition 10 hu; at lower hgurce.
in New York the foreign exchange market IL
ou,et ut l09 10 1Oa5x Tor prime bankers sixty day
sterling bills, ED 1093s for good bankers and
| nrine Commercial The gold market Is dull md
inactlrc-
Toe Pittsburgh Gd=zts ofsasuraay contains the
an al ehates there is next to nothing dolnc,
| coauubfa Is In demand at aoont Ma1l, hat thefo
rni Al DC wells appears to hare sti1ened holders
sronderiuly. alslon "a new htockj Is inquired foi
but there is noue Offering
this cTerirs, brings important in.eligenca In rc.
rarl 10 eotno Of ths walls On P1. IIoo. Tho sucser
rods IN No. 1to; on The Rocker Far9s, were drawn
nn IbuIrdsy, snd At last accounts sae uus flowing
.hnrt fr0 hafrefs per dAY and fpc1Easiur No IL
, 1865-10-03

Pr1nApE1r1I1A. Oct. s.-Quite i sensation waE
produced In st. marks Epifcopal Church. Of this
ciy, yesterday, By lhe appearance of Tho Rev. DR..
Wilmer tn the church. d.. Wilmer was the pastor
eece-h proclly1ties induced him to lesye and 70
South with large amount Of baggage which was
The Reverend Doctor appeared In the chauccl 10 as-
sfst III celebrasins tho Holy Communion service,
and this wns the signal for large portion Of the
, 1865-10-03

- - nY1 s HoH Gtt.fhc ua.kct fesTe sud H.oee
Lct tnk,c y Mitie sEmsency IN ill., surujT' " aMte:
Ees. y ai:S ~ ~ *eaf-.-......-- ....oc bs1 S-c
,fR27 7tsS1Ns-Hssst.ta @ q io-s;. si1o ~ ESred
tSv. t;el IS Cured Meat. sns 1s u; H. SniHpea %
a7kst to-day h. b "a dnl hut aoitsfs a,e Tr1x @
IN their views. Ras.c1ed Pork II h til ssnnrs I ht
huv ers snd seller. npart In their .ieTa o"s
Hers Pork-tfIu. Sales no nsls original to.-
at $So.t&.
Prime Mes Perk-Quies and steady. sales, M
SriE Menfn-Eorzn Sides held as lsc aad saoat.
xefs IL ihH loose. STOCK ve1y li-ht-
In rtf-SfSFca md Dotainal at @tAz3Nc-
, 1865-10-03
ALABAMA THEN AND Noyy.

The Alabama Convention, after making
many wry taees, have declared the ordinance
Of secession null and void, and accepted the
emancipation Of slavery as fat aeon,pli,-
something beyond recall or help. But both
were bitter: pills to swallow.
On the 18th Of January, 1861, the ordinance
Of secession was adopted by rote Of yeas 81,
nays 80. The President. Of the Convention
announced - that the ordinance of secession
WEE adopted, and Alabama WAS fnee,- so1-
ereign and independent state-", The doors
were thrown open, and the scene which fol-
lowed is thus graphically sketcAed By cor
respondent:
tThe most beautiful and refined Indies Of Mont,
eomcIy crowded The lover floor, bearing a beautI-
ful state nac. Shouts ofunra.tsc that drowned the
iEcnders Of the artillery greeted The emblem Of
tte1r newly yCalned 3ihe:iee. Nr. fzncey presented
the far 6n the lar1 Of The ladcs 10 the Convention
Qud Nr. Barber replied in eloquent language In be.
half Of the delegates. The CuuyentiJa, unfit for
business soon adjourned. Till midnight the ai1
ras hnrdeued will the reyeEberatton guns and The
'tltr end Eaf rselied In the intoxiclion oi music
and the da1Ec. In pubic 1l3lIs. wild hus7ahs
greeted oFnt1tr, who proclaimed thai The 4o1laa
EEc Ind IaNued 1tpon ihcru, and the listeners to
Ihclr tutlijEEt Eeionf grew Wild with Jog End mad
with dreau1= Of Eiory. F4rty differences wifca had
sepasated 1nsn for yen, incl.e3 10 The glow OF
e1c.rcd uedu With voWe Of eternal friendship aud
linn ~ =
, 1865-10-03

PHILADELPHIA seed 11urket-Seps. %.
=, For 9lostx sced there's d good ternnud, and but
little o.GEtus. and prime Il wnnted 500 i bushe.
Timothy ts wanted and lower, With sales At liz
Flax seed u selling at ts.2 busht1.
, 1865-10-03

CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. ?, 1868.
BALES AT TIE FIRST 1oAED-
Coil.
Market dull.
=. Cock County Scrip, {oAD.
zoo. C..,,.,..,.,;,,,,..... ..,,,. ie1t:
, 1865-10-03

Here the god M1fReE 6as been steadY adu 1d1et,
with Hight EaIts On the Stock Boa.tl at 1{36. On
The ercet the brokers paid 14s@ 153.s. Silver was
quiet and nominal at 1s3D1sS-
Government Securities were quiet and easier.
We qnote:
Fise-TVcutieet e1.div. ..10ah 1Q3I1D3E
Ten -Fortice tice;.....................u ud 933tG1 0f
Sevcn.Ihirtles4. ..asHGasA aSs4I 39k
Compound Int; Notes, :Iane.. ..19 -.
!. i" :. Aug..... ..1031i -.
:. ~ Oct. .... .11 SO.
Dcc..lDa
, 1865-10-03

f0Ef WAfNE fAMp%
TIE market ut the4e yards bare boen very octfva for
Monday md prices better sus1ined thau the other
ysrds The sales haye been 900 had 1t $l2o0nl3s3
The day CLOSED with nearly III those left orez last
week closed ont
Tho following afe tho txansactlons:
, 1865-10-03
MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN At
CAICAGfS.
Keccfrtx nud Shipments for tho yvcek-Cona-
paratise Receipts nnd ship1ncnss sineo
january 1st.

The following summary shows the receipts and ahlp-
ucnts az Flour and Grain also source of supply and
uode Of shjpmens fatinR the week endtn: Soptem-
ber 20
, 1865-10-03

sTUE TItHIutIl 6ayHs
It Is most to note the steady increase
character, rendering us less and less dependent
upon few employmeuts or a few products, TINS
giving greater uniform certainty to our business
The WHEAT crop. for onr prosPerity, last year The
earnings ffom Wtcnt and 1oQf were less than the
year before md our local freight shows an Increase
ofso per CENT sfd our locsf An Increase
OFFS per cent
OnF net revenue suffered largely during tha winter
months, from the action uf the passport system,
business, and the tnsb1hty of1he New York roads
for considerable tlma when rates were highest 10
Eet clear Of great accumulation Of Eastern bound
Hcight.i We mnat have lost By this unlocked for
etoppace Of our long traii1c Nom one hundred to
one hundred and n!tJ thousand doll1rs Of net
revenue. !:
favorable The earnings of the drst three noutn1
nave peen flsl0a -
SDne time In 1854 ES.,..,...,,,,.....,.. S7SSQ5
, 1865-10-03
EpW. I. TNKuAM, Cashjcr.


CfostnES prices fbr cash Oct = 1861 received by F.
G. EaltonstatI l. Co. Commlsatou, Stock and Bond
, 1865-10-03

The demand continues to Increase and pftees are
tending strongly upEnrd. The supply IL fab. Ali ouf
u,ils have been dz11en to their ntnost ceaetf1 70
\ scene uI lively business Ths demand conunues
mainly for The better graded OF lumber, which firm
but anchanxeh. The1r has been an aavamce ID stock
boards commou boards fencing bocrts and Gun boards.
Common flooring is higher. ~ also is Siding The de-
nand for shingles and lath ID uuprecaduted. aod
Quote them EfH and sfYnuclnE.
The following arr the ruling price. u the yards to-
day for al kinda Of lumber. shingles, lath. etc.
, 1865-10-03

4 Hold Attcn,pt to Rob the Gorern-
nicnt: Tho Robber, u BreFct Rrlga-
dIcF General, Caught In tile Act-Au
Official Tour Of Enapectton.
, 1865-10-03

EGft%4-IHGs MT7 Ib% II HFfkEt% a&lu. G1IH III
active de1uand, prices very high and r. Ssle% Of
strictly csh II tubs hare been made At &C. 1t Is not
C0AL-The market couklnnes active and PRICES un-
changed md nfnn. Te Qno1e:
EE1t-Drooku ed. .s1ta1
do Q1msby ...............-............1 100
CLEYILAID-fff11 Hill. ,,..... E.0J
do k1oernt Ridge. lilo
do Willow Eank, 1t.00
do Tunnel. l.-............................a %
HoethurE. 1900
LIMP IehfEh. :. ..... II. 10 7b.00
LacknHauA. prepared. 1900
Scranton 1Hn1
Pltstou. Is o.
Illinois. .N14 9.G0
A;IM64 r. NE eVo
pies and prices cEe t11zn- Dried Apples arc In good
demand 1t ottr quotations. Other nuits u1chauS
, 1865-10-03

,efnr "a =, to Jaeo4 y n:s@ @ aser1S'nS 5 e i
SseeH q ss,a !, ~ = c s':f s: .
6S5dor 8 hesd. averasin~ a5s ~, SO: to sang
= sssa a,s,Etn: y ~ % @Eofl iG=sh hs,d
ass1:ns ssa s IS. i t to h:si averaging
Tnonrssa solt Jseoo q ac.a Cows; .vesnstDs so'
Lyman Gold Eesoi - head, sre<ssfns ~ as' AZ
adelns so.d Wal, :. head. aveesytas 81 ns ats;,; ~;
g u head aTsra:,Dg 9cQ ~ y IL . ~ ~
hssa assf sss1ssi;1 II ns to to0 "
IN 1ra & Ssa G2Ms s e: aS;fssa aT ss IS as
H0Gs-From the tsr1Eta uade to "Chznse. VIC ifasn
thas the receipts md ahipunts srce our last issue
compared With tho receipts aud shipments OF 1 have
been ~ follows. II should Be BONE Ia mind that INC
receipts and shspneuts really those Of the asJ
preceding.
Receipts. snpmcats.
Sunday and Monday..+-,- ---.t,as1 1;sD 1,r2a IA
The market to-day has been uorr active toan uaual
on Monday. but the Prices Of Saturday hare not been
kustaned this arises to some tent from the fact that
there wss less competition AMONG buyers than usual
uuo.e ths raszket moderately active II N ID.
ssuce OF per 100 81 On the eloaEE prices last
wesk.
,rrsrset closes 1t she following rates:
Primo to Extra. ~
sI MeainMn ,9 i1o0
HGG SALES TO-DAY.
aa1xxxy T11Dt.
Tnere s less doao It thssd Jasds than at INF eths
satnrtay. The sales Eerc 80 hesd At *1eS7k2f.1j.
Teey were IS fas'ows:
Cooley E. .-..AtEr=r--..-..-:--. e e tT;H tjSs
st,ssel aS az ii is
x1cBl4AH soCTaKR* IsKh
, 1865-10-03

partnsrsbtp.
nISSOLUTION-The Co-part-
- ne1sh!p heretofore extstine undc: tho alyse of
=; l.. DoRR = CO, 4 hereby d!ssoved. Q. ;. c.EolI
their oa stsud, 13B hlnze street, by i. A. DOR md
J. p. Sumner, under the came Of H. Il DoRls q CO.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
Ee hAIe TIA day formed co-parntrshtp u1,l;E 1ae
afn n, nelne q cIArs+5NlGs. CASDA H,Sf;1:s 4 "a
LER. for the purpose OF trausattnE EanEthf fItA h
General catnmiasou Euaiacss- at ~, *ssEVfr sSfn
street. In thiA Cisy. H. GtAUSSSrs1o"
Chicago, Oct ID, 1865. e. 4 CAiin,vvaarf1frE
pG1Q E0M: SGM.H!. @@ 1.@4@
, 1865-10-03

Marine Newa.
QC1x THIF.-Ihe Lz!g. Alexander Mitchell, Captain
Thunpsou, belonging 10 n. LudinEton d Co.. Of this
city. mad. tho round TIP from Chicago to Mnomnee.
Green Fay In four days and seventeen hours, In
clndnE the tinc OF loading rs feet lumber. Dis
rance <aicd being sp miles, Capt. Thompson clainss
this AZ tbs best time 6A rec 9rd.
, 1865-10-03

fofftspns week 1s6a G1E3 3-7l50 So046 i5gl33 51t1
The following tabcs show the receipts and shipments
Of Fiour and Grain nom January 10 septembtr q.
for four years:
, 1865-10-03

MONDAY kvrJlso, Oct 2
BEEF CATT1E-Aceordng to tho Board OF Trade
report the receipts and shipments since onr last ssue
compared With the corresponding period OF 1884, have
heEn follows. Il shoud be homo ii mind that these
receipts and shlpmen1s really those Of the day pro-
cedtng:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
THE RANDOLPH JOURNAL
HOME DEPARTMENT.


Il wonder. ueighbor, YOUR CON
.leuce ~ YOU work ou the Sab
bath d,y. .a,d . man on his WAY
q the house Of cod, 10 ueighbOr
1t work 10 hls garden
Conscience, replied lle man,
Oh am too poor to keep a con
SCIENCE.
lie was not however. - poor
bat he could be poorer, Tor IN the
course Of years, the Sabbath break
sr had To eve rp hIs patch of land
and seek employment elsewhere.
lie heard OF seutlcman who
wanted a gardner. and applied Tor
lhc place
Il thlnh, said tie gentleman,
''gou are the man who used TO
work IA your garden on tie Lord ;
dav, aud SAID YOU were too poor to
keep conscience
''NNhy. yes, sir. left that to
folks better than l." answered The
man.
III YOU are too poor % keep q
conscience. am TOO poor 10 Keep
YOU" said the gentleman. Il man
who viii breas God E law, will
break mans laws
IL don't know how i, is, said
the man grumblingly to his ole
ne'ghbor, Il don't know how it il
you are 50 much better OF than
am, when you have worked only
six days, and I've worked seven.
"Ahl friend replied the other, 81
have kept a conscience; and ny
conscience, by Gods grace, has
kept me"
Reasoning in this foolish way,
am afraid children sometimes think
they are too small TO keep a con
science. They do wrong things
and excuse themselvese by saying
or thinking, "Oh! It's only little |
When | grow up mean to do bet
ter" They "hook" things, per
haps. You know what 'hookingr
IS J suppose. Taking things which
don't belong % YOU. But they
would not grow to be a robber fol
the world. They deceive their pa
rents, and say, "Ohl they won
suspect me-" or they say they cal
not learn their lessons, when, in
Tact, they have not faithfully tried;
aud so they lose their conscience.
II is such "A lossl No, my child.
rem, hold fast to your conscience
Keep 1t, God has given it to you
You do not want to be lost; anC
lest you should be, God who love.
YOU so dearly, gave you this little
voice TO direct you always in the
beautiful and blessed path of we'll
doing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ:

That Iron well galvanized will not rust;
That a simple machine Is better than a
complicated one;
That Wringer should be self adjusting,
durable. and efficient;
That Thumb Screws and Fasienings cause
delay and trouble to regulate and keep in
order;
That wood soaked in hot water will swell,
shrink and split;
That wood bearings for the shaft to run
in viii wear out;
That the Putnam Wringer. with or with
out cog-wheels, viii not tear the clothcs;
That cog wheel regulators are not essen
tial;
That the Putnam Wringer has all the al.
vantages and not one of the disadvantages
above named;
That all who have tested it, pronounce it
the oest Wringer ever made:
That it will wiring thread or led gull
without alteration.
We might I'll the paper witt testimonials,
but insert only few to convince the skep
tical, il such there be: and we say to all j..
Test Putnam's Wringer. Test il THOR
oUGHLY with ANY and ALL Others, and
il not entirely satisfactory. return il.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
tENTiENEN; kpotr from practical r.
Perienee that iror ,reH galvanized nth zine
,r'R MT oridi=e or rust one particle. The
Putnam WriRger is as near perfect as possi-
ble. and can oheer(uHy Recommend a 10
be the 5eStiH use
Respectfully YOURS.
JNO. ". WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
MANY years experience IN the caiFaniz-
ing business enable me 10 indorse the
above statement in all particulars
JOHN &. LEFFERTS.
No. 100 Beekmann Street.
Now York, January, lea.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring.
er by practical working, and know that IL
will DO Ii Is cheap: il J. simple; il requires
no room, whether at work or at rest: a child
can operate it: il does is duty thoroughly:
II saves time and il saves wear and tear.
We advise all who have mark washing 10
do. with all intelligent persons who have
any. TO buy this Wrincr. Ii viii pay for
itself ia year At most.
a-i3 HoN HORACE GREELEY
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
BOILING, FRYING, STEWING. STEEP -.
WITH rnE FLAME That LIGHTS IHr ROOM.


By the flame of common lamp. at the
cost oi a cents worth OF oil, yer com
Portable breakfast eau be cook cd y. y .
Tribune.
Simple in construction. easily kcp. in or
der ready Tor use in moment, convcnicE.
to have on hand -. Druggist Circular.
Fish's Lamp j. one Of the greatest novel
ties of the day: the utility OF IL is unqgcs
tionahlc; great saving is made ia heating
aud cooking snail articles, aud can be made
to cook meals for great many persons,
which is actually done on the ambulance
ears which carry the sick soldiers Sci
cntihc American.
For Family use. hospital, tent. barrack
picnics, fishing, nursery, or sick room. il Is
an article of comfort beyond all proportion
to its cost Halls Journal of Health
have tried the apparatus, and M vie
and | proclaim the same most valuable
and indispensable article, and We now Won
der how we could have so long done without
it'll Ed. Coal oil Circular
An economical contrivance for getting -
heat at short notice for nursery and general
household purposes; one important point i
the saving in cost over coal fires y. \.
Evening Post.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

TIE BEsr APPLEs.-Farmers
and others who are planting trees
often inquire Tor the best apples.
Some of the best apples are not
certain bearers in this climate.
We advise all the readers of the
Journal to cultivate the Smiths
Cider, Wine-sap, Never-fail, Ram
DO, Trcnton Early, and Summer
Queen. We believe these are pro-
life and certain bearers, in this
climate.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

RABBITS AND FRUIT TREEs.-To
prevent rabbits from peeIins fruit
trees use a compound al fresh COW
manure and wood ashes; thin it
with water sufficiently TO put it on
with a broom.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
FiNKLE & LYONS
lMlkOk
Sc w ING MAChl N E S,


TINuE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT
4 YET 10 the Sewing Machine art. 4 Gu
riosity worth seeing.
Please send Tor circular with sample OF
sew my.
These improved Machines save Orc Hun
drcd per cent. of thread aud silk, aud make
the lock Stitch alike on both sides.
They require TO instruction "a operate
perfectly, except the printed directions
No change IN sewing from one kind OF
goods 20 another.
Aud mo- taking apart 10 clean or oil.
Oar New Nanuiactory j, nov complete.
with all IL machinery and tools entirely
new. and i alrcadl rapidly turning ont NJ
chimes, which for Brauty and Perfection OF
Finish are no. surpassed bs any mandatory
in the world.
\. n.-Shoull any Machine prove unsat-
isfactosy, Il can be returned and money re
funded.
Agests wanted in counties not eanvassed
Dy our own Agents.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

GAS MAN.-The Agriculturist
says chap out West is selling re-.
cipes for making gas, AMI that it is
an expensive and dangerous article,
when made We advise the read
ers OF the Journal 20 avoid all item
Grant recipe pedlers; we give YOU
better recipes in the Journal every
week than they sell, unless they
cut them out OF our paper.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, in the
~ town Of Winchester. for sale. The
house contains ten rooms and two halls; l.
pleasantly and cony eniently located 4 small
apple orchard, 10 hne bearing coalition
garden and door lot.under good cultivation
out buildings pew and ia good order. For
particulars address -" at this office.
June %. ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
PUTNAM CLOTHES-WRlNGE
No Wood Work to Swell or Split.
No Thumb Screws to get out of order.

No Thumb Screws TO get out of order.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT
COG WHEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM Mt Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1861. and
l., icifhout an exception, Ae best Wringer
ever made.
Patented in the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted Ia
every town, and in all parts of the world.
Energetic agents can make from 50 TO so
per day. Sample Wringcr sent express paid
on receipt OF price.
No >, So 80: No. /, s. 30; No. r, 8 80:
No. a, - 30
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and
retail bv
TIE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING %.
No Is Piatt Street, New York, Clere-
land Ohio, and Bennington. Vt
sc. NORTHROP, Agent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

LADIES IIoops, if thrown into
the fire, can be twisted lii any
shape, and vii! answer in the place
OF wire. Try it, and you will find
them useful.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

CRACKED FRuIr TREEs.-Trees
liable to crack should be slitted
with sharp knife during the grow
Ing seasons.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

CABBAGE should never be plant
ed two years In succession on the
same grouad; planting on new
ground will prevent club-foot.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT.

NJ oTlCE is hereby given, that the un-
~ dersigned has been appointed Admin
isirator of the estate of Ellis Pugh, de-
ceased, late of Randolph County, Ind. Said
Estate Is probably solvent.
a,-3 L J MONKS, Admr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

LEVI GREEN. who lives south Of
Winchester, sold Mcssrs Needhan
x Duck $50 worth of butter, last
Friday, the product of five cows in
four weeks. Think ofthat, farmers.