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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29
Cattle aud sheep a Graziers.

In discussing a recent paper by
Mr.. Hope ON Cattle Feeding, the
london Economist remarks:
&e"The following Indicates n disad-
vantage in grazing sheep as COM
pared With cattle:-s'As a rule. ami
mails generally eat in proportion To
their live weight, but this Is modi-
tied by their age and condition. 1t
has even been found that If ten
sheep weigh the same rs one OK they
'vill consume daily the same quan-
tity Of turnips; though it is curious
thata piece OF grass that will MAIN
tain an OK grazing will not keep
more than six sheep That sheen
Kent IN great numbers ON meadows
viii SOol diminish the quantity of
grass produced. Is 4 fact which We
haveaeain and again verified. And
MANY years ago, when going over
his farm with the late Mr.. Henry
Overman, he referred to a diminua-
ton IN the produce OF his meadows.
which he said had been over
sheeped.' In Hcrtfordshire, on the
strong foams. W. always found the
hay crops to be disappointing
wherever sheep were much fed ON
the meadows. Cattle for meadows.
and sheep for arabic lands and mp
land Pastures, seems TO be, i'm a gem
rial way. the practical rule for stock
sarming.p
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

All. boys and girls. the best fun is
found in doing something
that = Kind and useful. This is the
deliberate opinion of Il gray headed
old man; but ifyOu doubt it in the
just try it for yourselves, and
you Will convinced.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

"psPA,' said the son If Bishop
BarSley, what is the meaning OF
the words cher1tbim and seruDhim.
WHICH we meet i'm the Holy Scrip
tywes7" 'Cherubim," replied his
father. Is a Hebrew word, signify
fuv knowSp<fge; seraphim isanother
word OF the saulr language, and sig
Mics fame. Whence it IS sup
posed that the cherubim are angels
who excel I'm knowledge, and that
the seraphim r angels likewise
who excel I'm loving God" II hope.
then" said the little boy, "when |
dief shall be n seraph; for would
rather love God than know all
things
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

WHY is 4 lady's bonnet like a cupo-
lao Because il covers n belle.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29
Feeding swine.


An ''old subscriber to the y. r..
Farmer protests against the prac-
tice of feeding swine with the refuse
of the slauohter-hOuse and butcher
shops, in the-shapco of decaymg and
putrid meat and the like. He as
serts that no matter whether these
BE- mixed and cooked with other
materials, they impart an unSavory
odar to the pork, besides rendering
it unhealthy as an article of diet.
1t is a prevalent idea that anything
Is good enough for the hog ii it will
only make him grow, but expert
.ence and observation have induced
a conviction that it is a mistaken
one.
THE SlndUsky Register tells a
story OF the Green Bay region. y
prominent republican politician,
who has Il radical wife applied TO
the Senator for an appointment in
promising 20 be publicly Johnson
lied If he got it.. The Senator
brought the appointment in person,
and was invited by the gratified APP
pointee to dinner, his wife having
first been notified of tine intended
honor. The hungry Senator and
his host marched TO dinner, found
the house decorated by mistress and
maid, but the dinner table set and
covered with a cloth to keep Off the
flies. On sitting down and remOv-
ing the cloth, the great banquet set
for the Senator and the newly made
official was found TO consist solely
of bread and butter.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29
DITCH DITCH DITCH /!
Drain E,0Hr Wet Lands:

FIVE YEARS experience in the use OF Drain
Tile has demonstrated the tact 10 the farmers Of
kAneolph County that there Is Dothinx that pavs
50 we'll as thorough draining. This Thing will
last q lifetime. AMER Eve years'exPerence we
can say iaat We are Rov making a eetier Tile
than NC have ever yct been able 10 manufacture
before. Now IS ths tine 10 get thetn at our
factory, vest Of Che depot.
sj-Gs MaGIiy, sogpEgs & CO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

The pride Of every county should
be the building up of II county or
gan that will advocate the interest
of the people. .
Since the JOURNAL has passed
into the hand. of the present pro-
prietorS, its effect has been clearly
felt and seen in its advocacy ofpub-
lie improvements. 1t has been
no less active in the religious, edu-
cational and political interests Of
its patrons. 1t, therefore, should be
the pride of the people of the coun-
" to sustain and improve it By the
increase Of their patronage.
The proprietors ask that every
man in the county takes and works
for the paper. Let each subscriber
feel himself authorized to not only
speak in its favor, but to secure
more subscribers.
No county paper published in the
State gives as large an amount of
local news as the JOURNAL.
The JOURNAL will advocate the
interest of the whole county-her
Railroads, Turnpikes and the bust
ness interests of the people.
The low price of the subscription
brings it within the reach of all
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-11-29

Ducks AMI Geese mrs.- be fall fsathe red. an
bought by fhe pound except Gecse. 10 viii be
% YOUR intereS. and nine TOO. fsr You 10 ell
roar eh Fowls aud keep the younr Checkers
Gallon me a. ghe Old Carrnge shop, soath eide
Franklin erect. befween Meridian aud WeSl
winchesfer. indiana.
am also baying Game. such as pesSson.
" hole Dee) sid Tarkslse PheasaHss and
QuniIs. *
NETT
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aud elm iDabltbdtiger slann,N oenn 0as
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MAIDEN tperoen aooer' 9enta9t baben,
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pitel, Die i6fn 2aiisetpeile uerurfa6en
follten, 6ds 1T Der bette &atb, oenslpir
i'm geben f6niien. - 49, - 1853
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Die @bDlera in Wfe,npbts.

Die gteser tpoIlen feline Me6tSin neb<
men unb slaubeu fid per9iftet.
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slil..n,is, Tiir aeiieanessE t.slp
T9bfaRrts here iisBbakus das

.seAlle+ {4gEs1 staltt3 ~ If@ftN. Glt+H
louisville uuo 9oibbilIe Giienbabu.
9euW SouIspiue ..-.-.....-..-... 0.W cytn..ys'
y; &.sOssS y Nv, sron
MptpFtt nm y, n ~, =, 20 2s5Q wy ane 1sO %S
@oIIotin Accommodation.
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uq9g egolufabini Observation-Disclosures
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Mbsans Be 81 e. sgg.9 Z 49,. - i0anhaslsg
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MabOr's @rpflarnattDtl.
49, Rapor's Office:

A. MRaporS Office.
~ 9afbpiHe, 4: September, IS 6.
. Sn ereinftimmung nit elmer accommodation
bes 9eiunbb ffnb hermit bic $Eipeegtet
5epbrant Boiier slE sebrau6eti, GA6 nuf bteenisen
gerfenen ausgebebnt, mete dilserbdib Der Gorpotds
ton<2inien pobnen. Sieieni9en, rpelbe bteies 4ri=
nilegiam benussnnno fdbig fiHo nod ben ftebenoen
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fer@Iar Collector uofnHpreeben., lnnpermogenoe mo-
gen Sepornnt zBaier obne SabIMng gebrau6en.
/ 9tefe Hrofiamatioit 1T erlafeu, nm ben 9ebrdud
pom 0nelpaiier 81 perbiten.
.Ho1gIfAs u z aR. W9att 8rprn.
A1Dor-
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r.. sa.ts sra Gin einnatis g. Sept
sSeaoz@entre Stspbsu abreiTrtea beute
1000 &enier. as.s,s ..,..,,,, 49,. -.
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Nacips Sort, 9. Sept.
sfSenie iutir6en bier GbDtefdfdlIe unb
elm 6 bclerds SoOter in biefer Stdbt &c /,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-08

betcn aetban. Sie Giienbabnbenn,tsn
unO 9lneeteIlten Daren iebr anfmertiam
eesen Die un9liiflideh 8aifasiere. Die
9eidntamie Der 9et0oteten liesen I'M
Sobtenbaus.
Ser Coroner 'fpirO beute @abmittag
1eine 2ei9enid)au abbalten. Die ganse
9dulO on Oieiem llugluf trifft nur ben
@ei9enwarter S'8rlen, ipel9er auf
Fiidtisem SuBe 1T, Inn Der 8erbaftuns
gu entseben. Die a8abn 1T lpieeer frei
uno Die Bulge aeben mic aeipObnlidl.
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Yrobi0ence. 6. &ept

BrObi 6ence, 6. Sept. IA
Oie nnion aSollfabrif ingSnitbFel6,
friiber ilnter bem 9famen S9rOoer's
Orudfabrit, befannnt, 5 MeiIen bon bier,
tuurbe beute gdf3lid 'Oltrd Seuer sers
fort, q @erluft S140a000. &erii6erung
$4,000. Nfan fast, bab bas Seuer
angeleet 9etuelen fet. ~+-
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Oel OsIegatipfI; enSsSrkiaahen In
.s St; S9Sls ~ 6EsiaVsf& Fsiiti ben'e
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slisat sta31 .E3saW in8 ~ a3a4S =
$50 chIl ,spnG FsaIstaid iii 1lu H3lq
ei346 ia sAisa sb8a fail lasi19aIul n3aA@
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"' @tempbis, 5. Sept.
Ole gboIerd inter ben Sdmarsen
nitnnIt gu, 60 maren beute "a S0hesS
faae, % bon Nssernune, AZ. bon Beits
Die G1nar;er Dollen teine We6i;in
nsbinsh, 1usH re flr4teit Oer9iftet Su
mer0en, .H9tatauu gGg1J H9ii5q
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,sgsTis 1lRem ph.is, g. Sept.
SreiunoSuansig @bOlerafdlle tamen
beute Dor, tuorunter Is Reger uno fiInf
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80 y - fE~ts7F1F~'r - tSsNFS " ~
Deutfsbe @ereine sfafbsiIs's.

! (Sortfesuas fplat. III nai4od
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Selr9rppD. &adEid)telt
Seierli6feiten bel 9eeun9 Oes @ruuO<
yiteiits gum 0ougas .0atfrhpll / (
in Gbicaqo. \ -

Ote fa6lfcbe OeIeadten.Ser
fammlnn8 In 4Sbila6eIpbia.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-08

Sn Der Supreme Court nurbe beute
entf&ieetal eeb Ane 4etiles eons
dtitufionea if, unS S6b Sic ai9Iorbanr !.
Ter 2iseuleIg lRbmen ODER &trafe spblen
mltft91 Ma l@lltoe b leflfdEB end dc BEN,
oab Sem 4ccifeb BcarO fsin geridffiGer
Befebl s1gefat dpsrOsn tHhnn. Sic
Gatf4sippas iUuref siiltimnlig abespe'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-08

Bs,3sa 9iberp ooL 6, Sept
Der Dampfer Worabian, ipeIder
beute mad Alebee abgegdnsen lit, bate
iiber 300 Wann brittifde regulars Col
6ateu fir ben Dienft I'm @anaba an
Boro. ,aYs.d a..a 0na
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-08

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'Stnhteh Gefap6te 9l6ams,ober 6ef Ser :,
Staatsh @Ohfar gu 2ibetpeoi seOrOertI
tperben ipae Elm sridriebenes Document
al bebofliref1.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25
TEEE MARKETS.

EBENsBUKG, August 9, lS66.-Flour.
sl35 TO sl43 per barrel; Corn, 81 per
6nShei; Beans, 81 % to 81; Butter. soc
per pound; Eggs, zoe per dozen; Flax
seed, 81 80; TimUthyseed, s., so; Clio
verseed, So; Coffee, 80 and 33e per III
Molasses, 75c per gallon Syrup. 81 25
and Sl.4O; Brown Sugar / 3 and Is cts
per pound /; White, 10 to zoe Rice. Is
cents; Wool. so cents per pound.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25

GREEK MlNEs.--The silver mines of
Sunium, in Greece, after lapse of two
thousand two hundred and nnety-four
years, are now woEked by a French COM
pany. principally for The produce of lead
The works employ continually four hun
dred workmen. and work seven furnaces
From ten to twelve British vessels take
the coal required, and bring to England
cargue- of l,al.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25

81 The Lancaster Mtsllycncsr thus re-
spends to J. ". rs appeal for Pcnnsyl-
vania to be ready to aid lie Radicals of
Baltimore when they inaugurate arothcr
civil war. - We can tell Fornev that
Pennsy yIvania will be fully ready All the
manhood in the whole mass of three hun
dred thousand Democratic voters viii be
thrown into the contest at moments
warning For the right Of free ballot
they will gladly do battle whenever and
wherever the issue of arms shall be joined
against it. Should the contest begin at
Baltimore, Frrney predicts it will, two
thirds of the whole fighting material of
Pennsylvania will respond to the call of
the President with promptitude never
known in all the annals of war. Yes !,
Pennsy lrania will be ready, fully ready
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25

a. The Comrl>>ioncr ot Pensions
has decided lha; in cases OF prahd pen
>jn,s applied tor more han year after
the discharge "t the officer or soldier. and
less iiian three years after the discharge.
tie pension viii brciu at the date OF flag
the application. All kinds of pensions,
when applied for mere than three years
after the death or discharge of tie officer
or solsiiy~, viii bccia 1T the date of filing
iIIa last testimony by the party presenting
the cla;m for pension.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25

II TELL you, gentlemen, that in short
time all ihis complaint about negro equality
will Ge dcnc away with. Some months
since and it was said that the negro would
not be suffered TO testify in your courts
that his oath would not be granted him
But how stand matters to-day He Is
not only permitted to testify in yonr courts
with impuuitv, but there is evidence that
he will soon he OH a social equality with
the white man in your State. Yes, gen.
tIeman, in a Short time. he will marry and
intermarry in your families 1t IS little
Objectionable to-day, but you will soon oct
over this, and the prosecuted negro will be
welcomed in your parIor. This will be
the result ofthe political and social changes
of the next few months"
The above morsel of goal news comes
from the lips of one Horace Maynard
Like a ,chae man n.1Tying a niger, it is
rather ohjectional at the present time, but
we will have to overcome this tf'irial diff
ference. One advantage our white eills
viii have by marrying a nicger will be
that they never need expend any money
for perfumery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-25

He SCoENs TIE CoMPANIoxsuIP -
Rev. Peter Guadc, Il colored man, a no
faue barber AMI lifetime resident ot
Montgomery, Alabama, was suggested as
a delegate 10 The Dsunion Convention
at Philadelphia. In letter published in
ihe Montgomery papers, he says:
. II must not be forgotten, sirs, that
although a colored man, have some pride
in commo2 with the white people amongst
whom |. have been bred, and to whom |
am indebted for whatever | am and have.
! know no other people but these. / be
iIevc them the best friends of me and nv
race, and 1t would be base incratitude TO
desert them at my time of life, and 60 to
those who are laboring to incite civil war.
and ahcEa'e the black from the white man.
The men in that Convention who pretend
TO Pl lesent the loyalty of the South, I re-
gard as disappointed Office seekers. who
would rather rule in hell than serve in
heaven They represent nothing but their
own depra"ed hearts, and the people
where they hail from know them too well
10 trust their professions. For myself. |
would scorn association with politicians.
white or block, of the Stafford ilk. and
| trust taat shall never again be put TO
the trouble Of saying this much to put
myself riuht"