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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
~ cost nothing. Yet who would

ly cost nothing. Yet who would
not be willing To give something, III
order to secure the real pleasures to
he derived from them during the
summer? AMI is there any one who
wouli no. find them source OF en-
joymcniI Perhaps other trees than
those from the forest would please
the taste Of some better. and even
surh wouli cost hi. n trille Bat
one OF the other. If Won desire 70
make Your home beautiful and at
tractive. will do more towards &c
complishing thtt rcsult than any
thing else ron could possibly do, q;
tended viii 90 little expense.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

Spring is always n cheerful time,
anil % Winter-,he cold lonely Win
ter--thc season OF death TO all vegc
tation-is passing awav. and Spring.
with its warm showers, anil bright.
cheerful sunshine, is approaching
AM with il the resurrection OF the
flowers. and fragrant blossoms, an !
beautiful green verlure-it is the
proper time 20 attend To those little
preparations that are u make home
beautiful and Attractive place for
pleasure and enjoyment during the
summer And how can this be done
so easily. anil with so little expense.
as by surrounding the residence with
shade trees. and preparing for neat
~ arranged flower garden. 1t will
be said by some to be too expensive.
yet this is a great mistake What
beautiful residence" is Your invol-
untary exclamation. when passing a
house IN the country. simply sur.
rounded by shade trees. transplant.
ed from the forest. with flower. Gar.
den in front of il, while you will pass
thousands that have cos, ten times
as much. without even noticing
them. And this difference has real.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
ne sroua.l--and thus passed from

the groun.l--and thus passed from
time into elsrnitv-scemingly with
ont II strnrgie-with the apparant fa-
cities To have relieved himself 1t any
time. while conscious of his con
dition--lis !ianlS being entirely free.
and both the limb and sapling in his
reach.
Some months ago he had quite n
severe attack of pneumonia, since
which time he has given frequent
evidence OF q wan. OF proper bal
ance of MAD. and especially after q
subsequent attack OF erysil elias in the
head, although lie continued IN
business, having been AZ cGieicni
trading man for number Of years
anil always regarded rs q prompt
AMI honorable business man. n,
embarked largely in the pork trade
the past winter, ha,ing large qnan
iity on hand at the time Of his I'M
Fortunate death. The probability is
that prospective financial emharrass
ment has contributed. under the cir
cnms,anec'. To produce The sad re
suit OF his uniinclv end.
He leaves al interesting family o
wife and i've children. with father
and mother 10 compose the disconso
late family left suddenly withou
their natural protector.
He has ever been kind and afrcc
tionate ~ q husband, father and son
and the community will sadly Zee
the loss sustained in his death.
ICuABou.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice 10 tOu-gsr~ide,. -.
4 faiieaa. Rsndoiyi Cpunfy

Stsfe Il fHdiea9. Randolph C'H"'y
In the Comiioa Pleas Court. june Term,
1865.
SLY 4. NJ iGzy. Mary A. Arrhari ct al. W.
.hn 4 Nuzy. Compliant Mo-.
Prsit On for II ,r,itian.
TIOW coGie the plaintiffs, hy Cheney K
~ " their ATTORNEYS. .nd I'll. ths 2
complaint htr,in, tos,thu With ~ aili ilvr'
th,t said defendant t. not =, resident OF TT.
STATE of Inliana
Notice i. therefore hereby given sill de.
fendt't. ih,t unl'ss hc h- aud appear on
thu first d,y Of The next Term Of the L an
dolph Common Pleas Cpnrf Z. Sc hni,icn on
the thir Monday of June. 4 d 65. AZ thr
Court II uSe in " nch,st,r. la sli county
AMI Stst", ,ui answer or d.mur tn -iil
cnmpltin', the SAN" will be heard anl G,.
term ne,i IL l,s a,srncr
Witness nv ntmr, AMI rho zeal of saii
Court affixed. at Winchester. this
is. 18Th day at VI rich. 4. D. | 6J.
JOHN -. GOODRICH.
Mrrrh lG 81 Chrk.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
ily behind
FARMLAND. March 9


Our quiet village was thrown into
quite an excitement, on the sudden
announcement that Elijah IIarbor
had hung himself. on the afternoon
OF last Saturday. lie was about
thirty-four years old. lie left his
house about one or two o clock L. VI d.
and was seen about three O'Clock.
near where he was found dead, about
one honr afterwards; he had taken
his pocket handkerchief and secured
II to the limb of sapline. about MS
high Us man cnnld reach. and bv
getting on the limb Of fallen tree.
fastened his handkerchief securely 10
bis neck tie. and then removed him
self off of the fallen limb, which hung
him some eight or ten inches from
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
TRIBUTE or vESrECr To JANIs
l.. METZ.
PM oMAruEAv HALL. lvpiAS, UvrvEns'rY
VI rclI 18th, oGJ. \

puil OMATlEAS HALL. ~ DIANA HfvEHSfTY
VI Tvl 18th, cOJ. \
WHEREAS. W. are informed of the sal IN.
teitig.ncr OF the death of our late eS-
termrd Brother. Ciutiin J mrs ]. NclT. OF
the l2ith regiment, lniipnt No uurr-r-,
Who tell at the battle of Kingston, North
Ciruliua. aud
WnEsEAs, While W. hnmbly bow h, fore the
DivIne decree, We can nor rcir .in from
sUrrly lam. nting with feelings at grief
aud lasting regret, the loss ~ 20 noble
and n,triotIc d, Bru'h'r. Tue eforr. h it
Resolred, lst. That while We lament the
death OF one ~ universally beloved and
hororr,l. We ,"ice in the belief, that ~ il
how in happier Land an ! enjoying the re-
wards bestowed Oh the virtuou>, the true,
and the brave.
Resolred. 81. That We extend our heart
tclt sympathy To the 5ereavci relatives aud
friend Of the deceased.
ReSoired. "a. 7 hat ~ token Of our
hi9h regard ami "Str' III for the dep irt''l, We
wear the usutl badge OF mourning iOs the
prod al thirty DAYS.
Eesoicsd, 4rh. That \ copy of tho above
preamble and resolutions 10 sent Ia the rel
atv,s 81 the deceased, the Rudolph J"ur-
MI, 'hr CriDn 6 " [. ,.l-, the B'o'minst n
Rrpu Dican AMI thu i.li,napolis p,ptts.
II. G. MERE DiTH. J
f.. NJ VI DONALD Committee.
L. ). GO3MAN.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

By reference TO our advertising
columns, il will he seen that tits hank
will soon open 70. business. We
are pleased 10 announce it to The
people OF the county, and rs all have
the utmost confidence in the officers.
we are satisfied that the bank will 10
n good business. Let I'll give il
their patronage and support
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Sheriff. Sale.

4 ny virtue Of decree and keen lin 10 m,
directed irom ia. Rand"lph Cumu,r,
Pleas Curt, | uiil 'xop-e - snir AT TIA,
Court II 'n'r door IN Winchester. 4 ,~lolnh
county. luiirni. on Siiur lav. the i5,h L.,
OF April. les, between The hours at ten
o'clock a VI. and four o'clock T. u of id
lay. tn" iplowins real estate. situated 10
R'nfn'ph county. II iirat 20 VT:
1t hiring ptri OF IN o. Il ir1 : and part
# putl't N. .. IN the east irrnt ii ia.
avn OF Winchester, in sail county. AMI
- n'led and drscriln'i ~ in'loas: Com.
nrnein- six,s-sx $50 feet north Of IL.
-ouih-wrst cornsr NJ in-'ut NJ. I, IN slil
",>t front ct the town of " lnr'i, 80
thence rnnning east on" hundred aud tigii,-
ne m one.h N-lis:l feet tlicnrc south
'ill IL initr-ects liue comm. ncirg ~ the
snnth east corntr at sill in-l0i NJ. I. run
lin" north tnriy one nni ou.-'ialf degrees
east; from thence north tarty."ur aui Il II.
l'grces east. i'll IL int, r~rri, = linr ruunin,
north ani soufh Two r"is east OF the EAST
line of said in lot M. 6 nd :; ihcnce nortl,
ill II cpmrs 70 I'm Rich r,lson's south
east 'rn'r, seven ID rod. south of Wnsl-
nrtor s'r.'t: th"l,"e west one hundred and
n'ucty-risht u9s, fe, ." T. 81 SIR -, aml
rom thence south sixty-s:x fe,t,o the Ilic,
IT beginning.
Executed a The rr 'ncrt, or y incy Ressor
=; al, NJ the sni' - Oiv.r K..uc,
IDEL A. NEWMAN,
NJ rch q. 1868. 50 Sh.riff K. G..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
i d:Ninisfrater.,s Salr

~ OT.CE - hereby given that the under
| Y signed. \ lminis' rItnr Of the. state of
Pleasant Bales, decr ,rs,l. will off, tor s,les
1t public auction, ~ tie late Residence of
81 deceased, in washington Township
Randolph county. Indiana. on SiturIrs.
April ri. leta. all the personal property of
sud decreased, consisting in part at Wheat.
Corn, Wheat in the ground. one Gun, one
a'rh. Neis aut Bedding, &c. &c.
TEX MS-Sums cf thrr. liars and un i.
Ger. chsh; over three dollars. 4 credit Of
hlne months will be- given. hy the purchaser
GIVING note, W living valuation aud apprasc-
ment laws, with approved security
JOHN JOHNSON. Aamr.
harch l6. lSc5. :7-3
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
RIO X N.FLE.

AM IL SELL large Young Jack i.
Tour years old. broke - service, about
fourteen hands aud one inch high. has prov
en- himself 10 be a foll- setter; warrent,e
given.
a. nice bay Stallion. three years old i,
COOL siz~.
ANY person wishing To purchase will please
call on m" st my residence -four niles soath-
west OF Winchester. 90 the Huntsville road.
Mach g, 1865. 3e-3 JOHN T. HUNT
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

TR!Hi'r; or RESPECT.
LYxx LopoE. No. "27, t. Avp A M
l.ynh, VI lrch lc, les

i..tIf, W 'FVh &c, ict0
WnYeFas. Through a dispcnsation @, d..
VIA. Er"viGVIcr we are called upon {
m urn the loss at our worthy Brothers.
!'ury Buunrl, Ephr'im L. Tn np>un.
lhom B'rncs ami Jns> Nichols. Wiz
died in the d.l,nse OF their cOuutrS -
Therefore ho il
Resolved. That while We isplurc In, il
loss. We bow in humble Submission io IT,,
ID vine Will. tru sting that ilay have cntrrt,
ihh Cti' II 81 Lodse above where the Great
Ar.hitrc' OF the univrrs, pr. scs.
Il, sO'e, That W, the rmrt iyii m. m
btr1 oil thi. 10 lie. renew the pledge o.
broth Try love and aft, elton, aud .ntrav"i
t. il lite the Virtues ct our p iriot dead
Resolved, That in their berrave ms,
the friends Of the recessed have our hrari.
felt sympathirS; they have Lost friends
bound to them by the ties oi aifrction ar,i
ronsan2uiht,, We 10y those vi Broth,rN
.Ove ani este' m.
Resolved, That in token Of respect 10
the mcmory OF onr drpurted Brethren. H..
L,isr he uraped ia mJurning tor t!,c spiv,
oil one year.
X so. we'd, That the Secretary he request
I'd To furnish Il copy oil The Foregoing Pre-
amblr aud inus 10 III. families oi IL.
dr, rasrd. also 10 the Ean,.o'ph urilal ana
Union CITY E.Sls, and request their publ
cation.
r W. HAMILTON,
\. HARRIS.
C.p,,ri,,..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
.S'OTFEE.

VIE STOCKHol DERS OF TIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WINCHESTER. are hereby notified II
Day IN ten per rent. Of the stuck subscribed,
nv the iih of Aprii next. sni he same
amount m nthly thsreaft.r until al il paid
in. By order az IN. Bnari of Directors.
ARTHUR NcKEW, Prest.
r ?. F. HALLIDAY, C1.hier. Sc
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
JAY COOKE.
Jiice - Heirs of Petition TO Sell
Hrni !s>ta'r.
Ssqfe OF Tydloua rrodoInL C,uDty

Office i hrr,hy gwen. that Francis
Y VI. Burden. A'lmni-tr tor oi the estate.
nf William III. BGri"n, late OF Ran !nll,h
county, lndi'np, d'c,asrd. has fled his
petition "a sell ia" Real Estate al the ''..,e
iert, his prrsnn' Il prppcrl, hrins insu.iiri, NJ,
~ rnr his deh's; ami that said p,t,ion " IN
hs itcaFi ~ the mex, T,r,n ct The Court OF
Common P.sa~ OF ssii equity.
Nitn,ss nr hid. tais . 81 day OF Feb
mary, A. d 1865.
IOTV 3. GOODRICH,
Mirch J. 35-i Cpk Il. y. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
AN EXPLANATION.

Last week we published the follow
ing. as an item of news:
fredericksburg months a2o. Eos.
ter Cox. OF this county. eloped with
n Mrs. Smith. the wife of Willis
Smith, q dcserier. 4 month ago
Cox returned. bringing his paramou'
with him. He gave assurances oil
repentance. and his wife agreed To
live with him; but about two weeks
ago he again left. taking his mistress
with him. 1t may well he said that
man il an enigma that can not bo
answered, for If any one can give q
reason why man will abandon the
wife Of his bosom. his children. his
friends and relatives, and elope Will
q woman OF more than doubtful
character, We should he pleased tc
know what that reason is"
To the above we received the FOL-
lowing letter from II. i. Cox:
"A j Ncif | am astonishcd
at you for publishing such false
hoods as YOU have in your paper.
Perhaps YOU have took this method
OF insulting me. One thing I nm
sure of. YOU would not like for IN,
To treat Won that You say in vonr
paper my Bro d Mrs Smith left The
second time together, which you
surely know is ialschood.
nnd"r those circumstan ces I feel a.
tho | must demand my papers stopped
and Won can bring your ate. l an
ready To settle up
cannot patroniSc 4 paper that
will take particular paincs To Islander
and disgrace me and at same tin,
be no benefit 10 an one else
Yours &c
IL Ii Cox
II will he seen by this letter. that
III. b. Cox first brands US with utter.
ing falselloods. but finally admits al
except that his brother did not &C
away with Mrs Smith. And VIII,
did he not? 1t was only because he
failed to get her dispatch from
Union. Foster Cox was so mucl
exercised over it, and so disappoint.
cl, that he shed tears. And he left
on her trail as soon rs he got hcI
dispatch. We arc surprised that II
b. Cox will defend Foster Cox in
bringing disgrace upon his family.
and If Henry is slandercd anil
insulted, Foster is the man who
has done II, for the Journal has only
told what he did. and we ask II. Is
Cox. where and how we have injured
him! We never said word against
him since We published the Journal
Foster Cox has n nice wife and fam.
lily OF Children, and his father is a
gentleman. and we are
satisfied that he does not approve
Fosters conduct--neitler III. +.
Cox's course. AS TO his stopping
taking the Journal, we give notice TO
ii. Il. that we will still continue 10
publish il. Notwithstanding he with
draws his patronage. We want this
community 10 understand that II. b.
Cox stops taking tie Journal, be
cause we oppose men running away
with bad women. leaving nice fam
ily behind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
WINCHESTER NURSERY.

WE UNDERSIGNED in,in~ rurchased III
L WINCHESTER NURSERY form, rly
owned hy NJ s-rs. Stone X Wright. j. NV
mr. Pared ia turn 81 AL wh" NAY desire any
thing IN his liae with the hes, qualities OF
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice Of Appointment.

~ Office is hereby gwen tina, the un l,r-
Y sisu,d has been apo ntri Admins
traitor of the ts'at. of Pleasant BALES.
deceased. l'tr Of Rinio'ph cnnmiv. Indiana.
Said .stat. is supposed To he solvent
JOHN JOHNSON.
F,h. 81, '6J. .s7-3 Administrator.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
TIL, Oily Loan il ~ ret

= o94y AOau III ~ LCI
now offered 10y the Government, and it il
cnnf ently expected that its superior al
vantae,s will make Il the
GREAT PoPuLia loaV CT The PEOPLE.
Less than s201.OlO.OlO remain unsoli.
which VIII pro5th'y be- di'po>el of within
the mkt sixty or ninety days. shea thc
mites viii undoubtedly commini r.rsi- m,
as has uniformly been the ease ON closing
tie ~uhsgyipiHis 20 other l. 'ans.
Ia or',r th,t sitizen> OF cv,ry town anil
section e: the country my be airrr I'd "a.
ciili,s for fixing the loan. the y ,iinn,l
Bmk~. STAT Rnss. aud Private B,nk.rs
throughout the caanfry have g+h.r,'ly
agreed ~ receive subs .riptipns pr Sub.
scrmr. will select thcr own agents. In
whom they have conf 'cncc. aud who only
arc u he responsible FIR the delivery Of The
notes for WHICH they receive Orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will he received by the
FIRST National Bank Of Richmond.
.5-l3
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
GOLD FEARING BON s.

These bonds are now worth premium of
uin- rer cent, inrlHling gold il ,.T,-, from
Novrmb,r. which makes the actual profit on
rhr7 81. 4, rufr'nt rates. iaelglin- interest.
r1~mYfioR from state and rnuaic'piliixition.
which adds from one TO three per cent.
morr, according TO tin rate Levied on Other
property. 7'e int.r,st ia payable semi.
Annually by coupons attached 10 each note.
which my be cut OF aud sold to any bank
or banker.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
a.. =. 1a3O LOAN.

n authority of the Secretary of tho
Treasury. the undersigned has assumed the
G,n,ral Subscr piion Agency for the sale
OF United States Treasury Noies. bearing
seven ard tLree-tcnths per cent. interest.
rer annrm known rs the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
.gNi,'c.
EscHr.
F'eHrh,
cherry. and
EtHnl Trees.

GOOSEBEERY AND CURRANTs.
S. ade Trees AID Eve sieens.
TIis terms arc from 81 10 l10 per cent
lnw,r than En't'rn Nui se.its. Ic snlicits
the n,tronaGe OF all.
Is JOR HARRIS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23
SEVEN Thirty LOAN.

These Note. srs issued under date OF Au-
gust 18th. lsci. and ere payable three years
rom that time. ia currency. or arc convert.
ible at The option Of the holder into
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-03-23

y ote. OF all the denominations named vii
b, promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptious. This IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

A resolution vas offered pfoposine 10 pay fol
a copy cf Cushing's manual for the use Of the
senate
On motioo the resolution vas amended BY ad-
ding thereto ell the claims passed upon fsvorably
blythe committee on claims and finance.
o. motion the resolution was further amend
ed By allowing ". II DRAPER sixtv-sx dollars
Tor organizing the senate.
And then a motion BIZ NJ Niles the senate
adioaTned sine die
And theTeupon--
The lieutenant governor said: I desire 20 re-
turn TO the Senators my thanks for the kind con
sideratior with which they have treated me dur
ing this session OF the Senate. appreciate most
highly their good opinion and assure them that
| extend 10 each one upon this floor my klndesI
regard. / trust that they may have a prosperous
journey 20 their respective homes, and they shall
always have my best wishes for their happiness
Mr Niles said | cannot well resist the i'm
pulse ~ rspIy that the kiDd and respectful sen
timents expressed by the president are undoubt
edly reciprocated without distinction OF party
BY every senator on this floor. I may also ado
that during laborious and exciting session
there has not existed one iota OF personal IN
kindness among senator's. The memory OF thai
fact will remain among the plessantest recollec
/ tons OF nv lie.
! And 20 ended the regular session Of the Sen
ate Of the 44th General Assembly OF the state
of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
A RENEFACTRESS.

There is woman in the public eye whose nsrne had
ell along been associated. mind with the
kee,"' Quack' and Humbug" Bu IL is so no ioncer
AMI we o-sire wrest her fro all such pcious
associations in all other minds. Whatever notions
may have of manly selicscy and propriety we will
all admit that alone is the Nurse-the 0O07
Nurs the best Nurse. Whether we shalt have Female
Pin sic not. is question which be decide
by time and principle. aud not matter of Pride
pre- udce, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for ifthere i really there viii
supply If there be "ca ng," here will be coming.
Nature and hsman society always self-snpplyine
and though Art and Fashisn may hinder, they
prevent.
Mrs. Winslow doe not wish 10 treat you gentlemen.
Nor does prescribe a regimen for VII es but
rhe moceSy appears as messenger Of health aud hap
pine>s your infants IN the cradle Il there anyihnC
improp In that: Nurse Of 80 years" experene.
can boldly say What is or is not good for babe and
ought 10 be listened God eed her her humble
ana happy mis- sion She is the successful phys-
clan and mos eectus beneactress little ever
enjoy d her dotDg parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hsr, aid Mrs wslow will prove the mer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
sure, that will teach "Susy'' In say -
Blessing Mrs winslow"-f for helping her 20 survive
and the gripping, colicking and teething
We confirm every word forth in the prospectus II
performs precisely what IL processes PERFORM
part Of it-notb.ng less-Awsy with your Cordial -
''Paros ORC, "Drops," Laudanum," and; every Der
Narcotic by which the babes drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for lie.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing syrup for
Children Teething." IL we had the power ouid
make her. she t. physical savior 10 the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Ii IL now declared in well Informed European
circles. that Mr.. LINCOLN will shortly recognize
the MACMILLAN usurpation in Mexico. abandon
the Monroe doctrine. and consent to the estab-
lishment Of monarchy in that country This
is considered foregone conclusion. for which
Mr. SkwARp has labOred for years, and to which
LINCOLN himself has not been unfrendly. This
recognition will take place soon after toe ad-
journment OF congress, and would have been
done before this, bnt the administration feared
the clamos OF congress and the enlargement OF
some OF its supporters. Thus, by degrees, the
republican administration abandons not only the
domestic policy of all our former presidents. bul
also the foreign policy which has marked the
golden era of our nation. We arc fast becoming
contemplate in the eyes of Europe. and Dir. LIN
coin is resolved 10 brave even the censure oil
congress. lately Illuminated al the head OF hi.
secretary Of state for his base trucking to Euro
pean despotism. The people of this country have
lost largely of national character by Mr.. Srw
Arp's cowardice and prevsrication.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
STATE ITEMS.

We understand that quite reseal Of re!ie
ion has been in progress at Hancoek's Chapel
(hethodist) IN Blue River township. this county
for the past few weeks Over eighty persons
have proiessed 10 have found the one thing need-
ful. and enrolled their names in the church mil
liant -Corydon Democrat
A fair for the benef, Of Methodist church,
held last week. Melted sse5
"A National Bank is to be started in Jeffer-
sOnsilie. 70 be differed By influential fnsn-
ciers
-TSo Of the commissioners Of Morgan coun-
y drew prizes in the national lottery at its last
drawing.
"A revival of religion is in progress in the
Methedist church in Martinsville With favorable
results, several hardened sinners having been
converted. The Gazette says: ifthese il a
place on the terrestrial ball that needs a revival
Martinsville is the spot
"A man named Philip Anthony is ensconced
in the Franklin county Jail, charged with having
taken to himself entirely too much of the miser-
les Of this life. having accumulated no less than
five wives within few years. all of whom ars
still living and not separated from him By any
decree OF divorce, and three of whom il is said
live in that county.
Gen. Sol Meredith has been presented BY
the citizens of Paducah with a sword and equip
ments costing 81 500.
On Tuesday last. the tow boat Crescent CT
ty took from the wharf at Laureusburgh, foul
barges loaded with hay. in all sbou, 500 tons
for Thomas army, at Passport.
An old man named Mr.. Coy. near fou
score years, resident Of Elkhart county, In
fit of temporary arrangement. deliberately Gu
his own throat, almost, apparently, severing BIZ
head from his body.
The Wabesh is on high. 1t has left il
natural channel and overlooked the bottoms ad
/ jacent