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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
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NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENCE

State Of Indiana, Randolph Comfy.
In The Common Pleas Court, February Term,
ls67.
Cathsrinus p. buckingham ani Henry ,. Upton
" Pleasant 4. stanley aud Nancy STANLEY.
Complaint No. 99.
Vow comes ;hr plaintiff, 10y Cheney & Watson.
attorneys. and Ole their complaint herein. to-
rether with an AFFIDAVIT that said defendants are
not re .ideuts Of the State Of Indiana.
Notice Is therefore H. rely given said defend
ants, that unless lhey Do aud appear on the hrst
day OF the prxttcrm Of the Raj dOlph Common
Pleas Court. To bs holden on the 81 Monday ~
February, 4. ID. lS6s. al The Courthouse In Win
chester, IN said county and STATE. aud answer or
demGr To said complaint. the same will be heard
and determined In their absence.
Witness my name, aud The seal OF ssid court
affixed. Al Winchester, Ibis Jh ia. of December,
A. ID. lr66.
srAil }. q.
n2l-4t Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
THE RANDOLPH JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1886
FOR PRESIDENT In 1868,
GEORGE H. THOMAS.
Major General u. s. Army.
ron PRESIDENT IN ,ses.

" afs~ttffsNt ~ t~B$.
We this week hoist the name OF
Major General GEORGE III. THOMAS
80 rrc~iieut of the United States in
Is'S. We do tot know whether any
enc else has even Thought about Con-
fH0S ~ in connection with the Pres
ts6cy NJ not; indeei. n IL not known
Nv us whether the General has even
thou sitt about a. him-elf. II IL all -
muchthe bcttcr II h. has not, for II
enables the people to undcrstand his
chsraeter better.
saGsnerxf Ttr,N ~ entered West Point
when twenty yelr' NJ age, AMI gradu-
stssd in 1911 "a tho twelfth OF n class Of
f~srty,nvc, and ut the commencement
-fs the war was junior VI Jor of the
second United States Cavalry; and,
notwithstanding he was n Virginian
nv birth, he could not be drawn into
Treason and rebellion by the South or
his own native State. Aud our sue
RES IL due "a much to him if moi more
than ~ any other General in the
Union army.
We can say for General THOMAS
what can he said for few Generals:
''iIe never last battle, he was never
relieved Of his command and scnt TO
another department. because OF mis-
takes or BAL government, or dissatis-
fsction on the part OF loyal men.
II through tho foresight and
bravcry OF General THOMAS that the
Army Of the Cumberland was saved
nc M~urfreesboro and Chickamauga;
ansito him and his army Is due the hon.
or Of breaking the backbone OF the
rebellion In the defeat Of Hood and
HIS army At Nashville, and hurting
him back across the Tennessee; and
Ills threatening attitude on Richmond
from T,ast Tennessee.
Politically General THOMAS has al
ways syrnpathizci with the Radical
Union men of Tennessee, rs also with
the policy of our Radical Congress.
We betievc our next President must
come from one Of our military chief
talns; sud with General THOMAS abil.
ity, and his recon- for bravery, loyalty
and devotion to principle before us
we have no hesitatlan in declaring oul
preference for him.
The true Union mon OF Kentucky
aud Tennessee who have come In
contact with General THOMAS, fully
iniorse him, and the Radical Logisla'
tire Of the latter State voted and pre-
sented him q medal Of honor for hi,
gallant ant brave defense OF the loyal
people Of that State, and for the great
victory won over Hood mt Nashville.
Wenced not the testimony ofthe Lcgis
lature of Tennessee, for we served will
aud under the General for nearly tw,
years In the Army Of the Cumberland
and know of his devotion to the coun
try from personal experience.
We therefore present his name, be-
Hcving that he will be the next choic,
Of the American people for the Chiel
Magistracy Of the nation; and we shall
advocate his interests because we be
iieve him 30 be . pure patriot, and one
OF natures noblcst work, ian homes
NAM" besides, he Is n man Of ability
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Notice il hereby given that pursuant To Gn
order of the Circuit Court OF Randolph Count,
Indiana. the undersigned Commissioned will ,-il
az public auction, on FRIDAY. the llth day of Jah.
uar,. l-oI. 1T the court-horfs- dr,r IN the town
at Winchester, ia said coaIsy OF Randolph, the
following real estate. situated IN said county.
belonging Ia the heir. cf JShn Arnracost. dc.
ceased, to wit: The north half OF fractional see.
ton four. in township nineteen, range nft.cn
east, containing one hundred aud Iseuty-onc
acres. ga ore or less.
TERMS OF SAl.E.--One-hslf ~ The purchase
money cash IN hand. the halapce IN one ear iron.
day 81 sale, the purchaser giving note for de-
frrrcd paw mcnt, with freehold surety at int re.t
and waving valuation aud appraiscncnt laws.
Upon the conformation or the sale by the court
aud full pa! ment of the purchase money, a sat
hcicht deed will BE- made 10 the purchaser.
n2j-3t r.. D.. WATSON, Cnmmi.sloncr.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
SALE.

Notice j. hereby given that VIC will sell a; pub
Tic auction. on saturday the 18th DAY ufJanusr,.
1885,. at the residence III Nirholn- Garrett. de-
ceased. late oi Randolph county, all his personal
horses, hogs, cattle, corn 10 Held, wheat growing
IN Acid, farming utensils, household furniture.
&c.
A credit or nine months will he giNcn on all
suns over three dollars. The purchaser giving his
note with approved surety, waving valuation
aud appraisemcnt laws. Sale Ia begin at 10
o'clock \. VI. WM. TROTrkR.
b2j - AARON q. MATHIS.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20

Notice lshorsby given that I will sell at pabiie
auction. on Friday, The fourth day OF January {.
A. d 1885, Al The residence Of Thomas Ctevea-
gcr. deceased, late OF Randolph county, all his
persspal property. tnot taken by the widow.)
Consisting OF horses. hoSs. cattle. sheep, corn ina
crib. wheat IN field and grainery, farming uten-
sil., household furniture, &c.
= credit Of eleven months viii ee given On al
sums over three dollars. the purchaser Swing
hts note with approved suriy waving valuation
and appral.ement laws. Sale 10 begin al II
o'clock A. N. DAVID C~LEVENGER,
MA n Administrator.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

State of Indiana. Randolph County, 8
In the Randolph Circuit Court, March Term, lso7.
Arthur McKe~ W. Bishop Arlington an Others.
Petition Tor Partition.
Notice is hereby given Ia William Addingion,
jr.. Leander Addiugton. Kane nddinyion, aud
thc unknown heirs OF William AddiuytOn. de-
ceased. late of Randolph COUNTY. oi the hling and
pendrncy of The above petition: That al affidavit
has been fled Va the Clerk. Office showing hat
their place Of residence u unknown. aud that INC
pctit yon ALL ~ heard on the 20 daN Of the March
term ct the above court. 10 hc holden ~ Nin-
chester on the 30 Monday lu March. le6'.
Witness this nth dRy Or December. l-1d.
J. y. GOODRICH, CLARK e. re.
I. ". Browne. Attorney. ns+-ft
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20

FnRvIyw. Ism, Dec, 10, 1896.
The new wrought iron bridge, across
the Mississinewa River 1T this place.
has just been completed, and we are
pleased to say that it H. a substantial
structure, and n work Of great beauty.
II is built OF wrought iron, upon u.
Kings patent, and was erected by w.
Winslow, who is sole agent for the
State of Indiana.
The entire length OF the bridge il
l7j! feet In two spans, each ~ feet Q
inches, and il L. feet wi'te. The bridge
rests upon two abutmcnts and n center
pier, each IL feet high. and the three
contain go perch of stone, and laid in
$50 bushels of lime and twenty barrel
OF good water cement.
The abutmcnts were built under the
slpe.intendancc OF Messrs. j. Il. Me-
kinny d Z. Barger, who have labored
to have n permanent structure for
many generations To One The total
CAlbtlirC vi ~ CiittiC sblttistitNtAO ~
reach nearly 5000.
The bridge, as completed, is the best
ever put up in Randolph county. Mr..
Winslow, in fulfilling his contract, did
his utmost TO give us n bridge which
should not only prove enduring, but
also crcditable to himsclfand %the..coun-
ty. In his dealings with the Commits
%sioncrs, he has won their good esteem,
and his work the praise of the public.
Now, in closing this somewhat de-
tailed description ofthis work, we take
occasion to say to the Commissioners
of Randolph County, that the princi-
pie adopted in building this bridge, is
the true and best principle for building
bridgcs-levying a bridge tax. And
we recommend Mr.. Winslow, with u.
Kings patent wrought iron bridges, to
all communities who are i'm want OF
cheap, elegant and lasting bridges.
J. a. SULLIVAN.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County:
Notice 4. hereby given that VIM. u. Frstes,
Administrator Of the estate Of David Y. Wilson.
deceased, has nled his petition 10 sell the real
estate OF the deeedeni. his personal property be.
ing insufficient TO pay his debtsi and that said
petition will be heard at the next .erm Of the
Court OF Common Pleas ofsaid county.
J. ID. GOODRICH, Clerk n. c.
Attest November %, 1866. n2s-H
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
To HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
Notice ishereby given that John r. Hunt, Adj
minisirstor oi the estate obese u. Paschal, de-
ceased. has filed his petition 10 sell the real estate
"f the deceiemt. his personal property being in
sufficient 10 pa! his debts; and that said petition
will ne heard at the next term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas OF said county.
J.. u. GOODRICH, CLERK.
Attest: December ~, 1856. ns5-Jt
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
APPOINTMENT or ExECUToRs.

Neilse IL hereby given ihat tho undersigned
have been appointed EXECUTORS Ofihc last viii of
Nicholas Garrett. ascensel. late Of Randolph
county. SAID estate is SUPPOSED 10 D. solvent.
WM. TKDrTEE.
NO y AARON T.. MATHIS
kKecutOrS.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereb. given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administraio Of the estate
- Thouiss Cirv snger, deceased, late Of Ran
delph county. Said estate - supposed 10 be
solvent. DAVID CLEsEAGER,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1867.

The publishers have perfected a system of mail
ing by which they can supply The Magazine and
Weekly prom ptlN To those who prrfcr u receive
their perionicnls directly from the office Of pub
LEGATION. Postmasters aud Others desiIous OF got
ting MP clubs wilfbc supplied with u show-Di.l
Oh application.
The postage ON ~llarpsr's cckly j. 20 cents q
year. @Lich must be paid al the subscribers post
Office.
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Notice to Teachers.

4 PPLICANTS FOR LICENSE TO
~ TEACH SCHOOL, WILL BE EX-
AHMED on THE LAST SATURDAY
IN EACH MONTH, AT THE NEW
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, WINCHBS-
TER.
j. c.. BRiCE,
Examiner, Randolph County.
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this Office.
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-20
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

PULMONIC SYRUP.
Thi, great medicine cured Dr. J. u. scnrNoS, the
Proprietor. of Pulmonary Consumption, when II had
assumed il. mort formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro-
nouneci his casc ipeurablo when he commenced
the u,e OF this simple but powerful remedy. Ills
beahh was restored in g very short time. and no
return OF the dsese hs leen apPrcAcnded, for oil
the symptcnp quickly disappeared, and his present
weight i. more than two hundred pounds.
Since hs recovery, be las devoted bis attention
exclusively 10 the cure OF Consumption aud the
diseases which arc usually complicated with II. and
the cures efcocd by hs medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. Dr. soHEScS
make pro:ossional visit TO several Of the larger citics
weekly, where he basa large conoou-'c Of patients,
and Il T. truly astonishing to zee poor ~consuuptives
thu: have to lie lied out OF their carriages, and in
a few months healthy, robust persons. d.
sCHESCK's PCLMoSrc SYRUP, sEAwEHD
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS ere generally
ELL re laircd In curing Consumption. Full diree-
Tons accompany each. 90 that any one can take them
without seeing pr. scHysoK, but when u " con-
vrnicat It il bsst to sec him. lie gives advice free,
but Tor 0 ihorou. IN examination with his Re Plroroeter
his fee Is three dollars.
Plere ohscrvc. when purch"ine. tnN the Two
i~ikona<os Of the Doeior--oDe when IN the lat stage
OF Consumption, and the other a. he now u, In
perfect hca'th-,-r on the Government stang.
Sold b. oil Drurrias ard Dealer. Price s1.o
per totiIe. or so the hall dozen. Letters ios
advice shoald alw srs tc directed TO pr. Sehenet's
Principal Ofcr. IS North sth -. Phiisdeiphis' Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demss Birno & Co.,
y. Y. :. 5. uaaee, Baltimore, Nd. John ID.
Park, Cincinnati, oaio; Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago,
III. Collins Bros.. g. Louis, Mo. I'd W. %. mo. ~.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-17

The NAIAp QUEEN.-This beautiful play
was performed In magnificent style ati the
Opera-Heuse last night. The audiences was
one of the largest OF the season, and every
body was delighted. The managers de-
serve great credit for the splendid manner
in which they put this grand scenic specta-
clc upon the stage. No effort or expense
was spared to make ii all that conld be de-
sired The scenery was of the most splen-
did and gorgeous style, and all the stage
appointments were got up in most admira-
BILE taste. As they were produced in rapid
succession, the audience was fairly carried
away with rapture and enthusiasm.
Mrs. j. Il. Allen, MS the "Naiad Queen;r
Miss Mary Shaw, as ''Idex;" Mile Victoria,
as "Spray;" Edmund Coles, AS 'MasteT
Schnapps;" Mr.. Gossin, as Sir Rupert
and Mr.. Brown, as 'RodOlphe," all won
high applause for the admirable manner in
which they acquitted themselves. Indeed
no fault could be found with any member
of the company. t..tast,, -.--,.
The same piece viii berepeated tonight,
and all who wish to spend an evening de-
lightfully, will not fail to he present. 81,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
IsPEoIAL TO THE CINCINNATI RSouIRER
~ ............... n.........

ESPECIAL TO THE CINCINNATI KNoUIRER.l
WASHINGTON, january 16.
The indications to-day are still stronger
that Stecdman will have the Portfolio OF
War. f
Judge Moody, of st. Louis, is in the city
applying for the vacant seat on the SUI
preme Bench. fNH
The Administration is gaining slightly
Senator sherman places himself une-
quivocally on the Presidents side. IN
The speech OF Hon. Garret Davis on the
Senate District Suffrage Bill to-day was a
powerful and exhaustive argument, and
drew forth much congratulation from his
friends. bob.
The Republican members held an adj
journed meeting at the Capitol tonight to
receive the report of the Committee here
tofOre appointed TO mature plan, In order
70 reconcile the conflicting views on Il bill
for the extension of negro suffrage in the
District of Columbia. Ii seems settled, both
from speeches and private expressions of
members, that no bill for that purpose,
without restrictions, can pass.
The President has renominated to the
Senate Henry r. Sanderson, as Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Fifth District of
Illinois, which inciudes Peoria.
The owners Of the building in which Is
held colored school at Wyattsville, Mary
land, notified the teachers of the school n
few days since that IL would have to be
closed, as the laws of Maryland prohibited
the education OF colored children. The
teachers submitted the case to Major Gene
raj Howard, Commissioner Of refugees,
freedmen, &c, who directed the teachers
to continue school as heretofore.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-17
From New York.

Nv NEW YORK, January 10.
The Post says the loan market il stag
nant The plethora of National Bank notes
continues, and the accumulation of unem-
ployed capital produces an Increasing de-
sire to lend on the part of the banks and
other loan institutions. Call loans are
quoted at 5@6. Commercial paper passes
| freely at 7@91a. The stock market Is dull.
but there are some symptoms of recovery.
Governments are firm. but the transactions
are small, except in the 7-30s, for which a
| brisk investment demand is reported.
Railroad shares are steady, without any
disposition to sell. Foreign exchange is
duh.
The steamer Continental, with an emf
grafton party to Washington Territory,
| about one hundred women and fifty men,
left the wharf to-day and will 90 TO sea to-
morrow.
The Posts Washington special says the
report Of the Superintendent of Public
Printing has just appeared. The expenses
last year were S1,700,000, and the estimates
for the current year are S200O000.
The Commercials special says revelations
Of cotton frauds in the South implcate
high military and civil officials, and pre-
sent most astounding disclosures.
Colonel Shaifer, former Chief-Of-staff to
General Butler, who has just returned from
two-months' tour through several of the
Gulf States, says that almost all the North
ern men who went there TO settle are pre-
pairing TO return to the North, In conse-
quence of the bitter hostility of the South
ern people toward them. He predicted that
by the lat Of May all who can get away
will have left the South
The guerrilla, Colonel Mosby, was ar
rested IN Leesburg few days ago. and is
held subject to the ordersof General Ayres,
military commandant at Winchester. The
cause of arrest has not transpired q
A letter from Paris says that Louis Nae
poleon is not only anxious, but is even now
preparing to Withdraw his troops from
Mexican territory.
The Paris journal des DebdtS In an article
published on the 25th ult., reasoned that
the danger ofa collision between the Amrri-
can troops In Texas and The Imperialists on
the opposite bank Of the dividing stream
was imminent and thought it would be
much better for France to withdraw alto
gether than risk war with the United
States.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-17
Protection Ys. Reyenu.,.

We make the following extract from the
Chicago Republican,;
III the debt Is to be repudiated, then the
dutleson imports might be reduced IL not
abolished II the debt IL TO be paid, then OF
course revenue must be collected for that
end. Repudiation and free trade are con-
sistent parts Of one system. .naU
The object OF passing = high protective
tariff ia todiscourage and prevent the i'm
portatiOn OF foreign goods, Ia order to give
the domestic manufacturer the entire mo-
nopoly of the market aud enable him tO
charge his own price for his wares. Ifthere
are no foreign importatiOns, or II they are
but small, the Government gets little or no
revenue from them. a protective tariff,
therefore, tends toward repadiatl0R by Its
very nature. This IL so plain that the want
of sense OF that man Is 10 be pitied who
maintains that the National debt can be
paid by establishing protection, or prohi-
biting duties on foreign importsl That
tariff win give the greatest revenue which
lets la the foreign imports at u reasonable
duty Gin. EaQuirer---- '' 4 .a' 81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-17
A Singular Case.

# -. n. . .
About ffty-fve years ago, young gentle
man and lady formed AN association as
young people often do, and IL was supposed
by their friends that it would terminate in
matrimony. But for some reason best
known TO the parties the association was
dissolved, and they separated. The young
wives, the last one within the last eight OF
nine months. The young lady married and
lived with her husband over fifty-thret
years, and raiseda numerous family. Dur
ing the last year her husband died. The
lady remained widow about eleven
months, when her former suitOr made an
advance TO her-he being about seventy five
years old, and the lady seventy -one--and
they were married. The parties are living
in the vicinity OF Lynn P.Os s5iIsquehanna
county, Pa, and the gentleman gave his
consent TO the publication Of this notice.-
MOntroSe Reptiblicdn. - .tf