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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE TO NON.RESIDENTs.

State oflndiana, Randolph County.
In the Common Pleas Court, February Term,
1867.
Mark +. Reeves and VIM. r. Phipps, VS.. Mar
shall w. Wright. Complaint.
Now come. the plaintiff, by Cheney & Watson,
Attorney, and files their complaint and motion
for execution herein. together with an affidavit
that said defendant Is not resident Of the Stale
Of Indiana. f
Notice is therefore hereby given said defend
ant, that unless he he and appear on the nrst day
of the next torn OF the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, 10 be holden Oh the third Monday OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. isaj7. 1t the Court-h ,us- in Winches-
ter, in. said county and Sia.e, and answer or de-
muir ID said complaint, the same will be heard
and determined in his absence.
witness my name, and the seal a. said court
amxed.at Winchester, this 24th day OF December,
A. ID. leo6.
seal J. B.. GOODRICH. Clerk.
n96-4l
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
ofFesppuHrhcc ~ NUM-" %
HUNT5viLLE. q.

DEorsssR u, 1896,
We are in the midst of the joyous
winter, and the merry Christmas APP
proachc-. A happy Christmas and
New Year TO all. Wchope our citizens
may enjoy the holidays superbly. y
Mr.. William 7. Hunt, OF Illinois, is
visitin. relations, here. Miss II. A.
Hunt, his sister, who has been visiting
I'm Illinois, has returned with him. 49,
Our school Is prospecting well, but is
crowded.
Miss Jose Robertson is assisting Miss
johnson, and both are kept busy.
w. 8. Sterling has opened his tavern
stand, and will give the travelling pub
lie the best entertainment that his
hastily prepared arrangements will
admit of. 1
Mr.. f. T. Chopper has sold his black
smith shop to his brother, n. a. Crop
per, who will continue to run it.
The family OF John A. Ritter, which
nc has long expected, have arrived.
Our schools arc prosperous, so far as
hoard from. All is quiet at No. 10,
and the little negro, who was the bone
of contention last winter, is admitted.
Thus we are changing on the verge of
negro equality" One step nearer than
we were last winter. Miss Shoemaker
assists ut No. 10.
Several OF our Young men haze or,
ganized themselves into n string band,
az a american citizens Of African
descent" They have, in a very short
time, become very proficient in aping
manyof the quaint GESTURES and whim-
steal sayings of Sambo and Cufey.
Their entertainments are much calcu-
lated to excite the risibles. We do not
think this kind of pastime criminal,
for, ''l."i
HNf Ns.Nl it'll. nonsense now and then
Is relished by the best Of mea.' i.it f..
But we arc serious in the belief that if
the boys would apply their talents as
closely in the attempt to initiate a
higher scale of intelligence, and should
succeed rs well as. they have in their
effort to mimic the poor and illiterate
negro, their labor would not be lost,
and their precious time thrown away
for nought. Our lives are not so long,
nor our time so plenty, that we have
any of it to spare in idleness and fool
ishness. Time misspent in youth can
never be rcgained, and will bring re-
pcntauce in 'old age. 1so r' ie'
7s E1n H UNCLE WILL. f.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
II Correspondence to Randolph Journal
MORRISTOwN.

H DscrNsfR ef, I-66.
As OLIVER has omitted TO mention
n of the most important institutions
OF our town. in his article which, ap-
peared in the Journal OF this week, l
beg leave of intrud.ng SO far as to no.
tice it, aud the great advantage de-
rived from it. Whist 1 refer To is a
partially domestieated Hawk and its
aer.e- This institution belongs to the
Town Corporation 1t is the most
sagaeious and interesting falcon that
IGp.l say. II speak- the Fnelish Ism
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
sugRIFF,s SALE.

b. virtue Of "a decree and execution 10 no
directed from ,he Clerk OF tho Randolph ~om.
mon Pi~us court. win expose At bubble sale. 70
the htgAvslbiider, On astIdss Ns ixih d.! 9i
JAuuafy, A. u. lS61. BET v cen Ihe houts Of 10
o'clock A. VI. aud I o'clsck n. NJ. OF said day.
81 the door % the Courthouse OF kancoiph ccuR
~ the rents aud prOfts Tor a term hot exceed ag
seven srRts,the iollss NJ described real estate.
~ ~tE Yhecast 9fah ~ the soutiw est quarter
Of section thirty -tNV %. In township twenty.
one t2ll Of range fourteen 10 east, q, MIA ning
eighty acres. Anr on failure - reAlil, Oh full
ameunt of The Judgment. interests AZ oct.
Nil, al the same time and place, expose al pub
lie sale ths f~ee-simple - said real estate.
Taken as tue propprs, VI MARI C.. Lounrnore.
at the -uit ofJohu u. Wise, guardian OF Ca,hArine
Mise.
Said sale will be made without any rollef what.
eyor fr0m valuation or apprai-ement laws.
JOEL 4. NkNMAA, SHenn h. &.
December ~, iSG6. u95-tt
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Real Estate Ageacy in winchester.

heaf Estate Agency in winchester.
ID. NJ. Bradbury, Real Estate Agent,
offers at q great bargain the following
real estate, in Randolph county:
One hundred and sixty acres i'm
proved land near Winchester.
One hundred and siHE acres i'm
proved land near Huntsville.
Eighty-five acres of wood land, in
Green's Fork Township oi
Eighty acres under cultivation, in
Green's Fork Township.
T~hirty-fve acres under cultivation,
near Morristown.
Seventy acres four miles west of
Winchester.
House and lot in Winchester. ~
Twenty-Five vacant lots In Win
chester. n1S-6m
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
DIR. sCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.

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These Pnls are compOsed Of various roots, hsvlns
The power 10 relax the sccrctions Of the liver q,
promptly and escc'ually a. blue pill or mercury,
and without producing any o. those disagreeah.e or
dangerous efecss whnch ofen follow the use Of the
laaer. .tf
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence. s they promote The dlscharec Of viiis.ed
bile, and remove those ob<tructions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which are The csuse OF bilious
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"a scHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS care Sick
Headache. and nj disorders of the Liver, Indicated hy
ssuow skin, cos,ed tongue, cos,irene<s. drowsinea
and . general feeling OF wca-ine.z and auitude.
showing that the liver d In asorpid or obssructes
condition.
In shor, tkcoc Pilt msy be uod with advaa-
tsec IN ell cases when a p~ursa:ive or Alternative
medicine 10 required.
Pees AJAX tor DIR. schcnek'. Mandrake PI..-
and Observe that the two Licensees OF the Ds1o-
ere on The Government stanp-oae when in the a
t;asc Of ~Consulp:ioa, and tho other In hs pressu
health.
Sold BY 81 Druggists and dealers. Priee = cen.
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Philadelphia Pa
Genera Wholesale Agents: Dcmas Barnes & Co..
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d Second and Vine 5ts- st. Louis. No.
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE To NoN-RESIDENCE

State OF Indiana. Randolph Comfy.
In the Comncn Pleas Court, February Term,
1867.
Cathsrinus p. Buckingham and Henry =. Uptop
Pleasant A. Stanley aud Nancy Stanley.
Complaint NO. 900.
Now comes ;hu plaintiff, by Cheney & Watson.
attorneys, and nhe their complaint herein. to-
gsther with an AFFIDAVIT that said defendants are
not residents OF the State OF Indiana.
Notice Is therefore hereby given said defend
ants, that unless they be and appear OH the nr,i
day Of tho next term of the Randolph Common
Ploas Court. 10 be h9lden on the 81 Monday OF
February. A. d. 1867, at the Courthouse in Win
chester. in said county aud State, and answer or
dcmur 10 said complaint. the same will be heard
and dete rmined in their absence.
Witness my name. aud the seal OF said eoart
affixed. 1t Winchester, this 5th day of December.
A. ID. 1850
sEALl J. q. GOODRICH.
n244t Clerk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State ofIudians. Rapdolnh Co

State oflndians, Randolph County.
Notice Is hereby given that Benjamin Hunt,
Administrator ofihe estate OF VIM. W. Ozborn,
deceased, mas died his petition 10 sell the rcal
estate OF tho decedent, his personal property
being insufficient To pay his debts; and that said
petition will he heard at the next term Of tho
Court OF comnon Pleas II said county.
+, Aitcsta j. Il. GOODRICH,
December 90, is66. n96- 1T
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

Notice TO Stockholders or the Winchester and
Blooiningsport Tarppike Company. that tho an
nual election for five Directors for the Winches-
ter and Bloominesport Turnpike Company will
be held nj the Auditors OFFICE in Winchester,
county. Ind. on Saturday. the l9tlr
day OF January, 1867, nj 10 O'clock A. NJ.
NEG. 3t s. RRUMFIELD, SECRETARY.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE no N0N-nE,iDINTx.

State Of Indiana. Randolph County.
In the Common Pleas Court, February Term,
lsJ7, u. FI H
Name. ". fanshcr VS.. Bvan Pansher. Com
plant no. sls
Vow comes tae plaintiff by Norman WAY,
Attorney, and ulvs her COMPLAINT herein. t"geths
er with an AFFIDAVIT that said defendant Is not a
resident OF the state OF Indiana.
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen said defend
ant, that unless he be and appear OH tn IRE,
day Of the next te run If the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, 10 be holden on tho third Monda,
Of February, A. u. 1867 at The Court house in
Winchester, Ia said county aud state, and an
swer or demur 10 said complaint, tho same Will
Be heard aud determined Ia his absence.
Witness my name, and the zeal VI said court
anixeo, at inehester, this 10th day OF NoveH-
bor, A. ID. ls6J. J. Is. GO0DRICE,
" SEAL Clerk & PCRC
u25-It
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
SALE.

Notice Ia hereby given that | will sell at public
auction, on Friday, the fourth day OF January.
a. ID. 1867, al the residence Of Thomas eleven
ger. deceased. late Of Randolph county, all his
personal property. mot taken by the widow
consisting Of horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, corn IN
crib. wheat IN Held and grainery, farming uten
sls, household ia rnitur re, &c.
Acredit OF eleven months will be given on all
sums ever three dollars. the purchaser piying
his note with approved surily waving valuation
and appraisemrnt laws. Sale TO begin nj IL
o'clock A. ". DAVID CLEVENGER,
MA u administrator.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE OE APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the uuder-iEncd
has been appointed Administrator ofthe esta c OF
Thomas G risell, deceased, late OF Morrow county.
State OF Ohio. Said estate i. suPpos-d To be
solvent. AARON SHAW, Admir-.
December %, 1868. n2d-3t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10 TN
order Of the Circuit Court cf Randolph County,
Indiana. the Undersigned Commissioned W III YELL
at public auction, on Friday. tho llth day Of Jan
uary, 1907, nj the Court house door in The TOW
OF Winchester, ia said county OF Randolph, the
following real estate, stu ated ia said county,
belonging to the heirs of JohN Armacost, do
ceased, 10 wit: The north half OF 2 .ctionzl sec
ton four. in township nineteen. range fifteen
cast, containing one hundred and TWEEN ty-one
acres. IN ore or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.hnlf OF the purchase
money cash in hand, the balance in one ear FROM
day OF sale, the purchaser giving note for de-
fcrred payment. with free-ho III surety at Interest,
and waving valuation and appraisemeht laws.
Upon the confirmation Of tn sale hy the court
and full pay nent of the purchase moneys, 4 sui
hcieht deed viii be made 10 the purchaser.
n25-3t T.. l.. WATSON, Commissioner
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE To NON-REsIDENTs.

State OF Indiana, Randolph County.
In the Common Pleas Court, February Term,
le67.
CLAYTON G. Johnson VS.. Helen Johnson. Com
plant No. OIL.
Now comes the plaintiff, b, Norman Way,
Attorney, aud hles his complaint hcreiu, together
With an afrdavit that said defendant 10 not a resi-
dent OF the State OF Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given said defend
Ant, that unless she be and appear on the nrst
day of the next term OF III. Randolph Commo on
Pleas Court, to be holden on the third Monday OF
February. A. ID. 1867, at the Courthouse in Win
chester, in said county and State, aud answer or
denurto SAID com plaint, the same will be heard
and determined in her absence.
Witness my name, and the seal 81 said court
afi Sed. At Winchester, this .4th day OF De ceInber,
4. u. 1850,
lsrlLl }. b. GOODRICH, Clerk.
noO-4t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

bla y oar,l- and Outline maps on al
thry sides II the raised platforms.
| was pleased Ia find that the teach-
sr-, Ava addisiost-so the-ruentais culture
u the pupils, did not neglect the
moral and religious instruction OF
the scholars, ia all the schools
but one tho Biblc is read each
morning, aud In that one the teacher
promised me 20 read il,
| feel II 70 hemy duty, before closing
the little sketch Of my visit to Green's
Fork Township, 10 refer 10 the Trustee
OF that township, John Harlan, Esq,
who accompanied ms in all my visi-
tatlOns 10 the schools. y more devot-
81, earnest anil efficient worker in tho
cause OF education and common
schools, I have found nowhere in the
county. lie personally visits all the
schools in his township, aud, by his
sympathy and WHO remarks, greatly
encourages the teachers, aud by his
happy manner of addressing the pu-
pills, he excitesand anlmatcs them "a
rcnewcdaapplication and Diligence in
their studies. Brother Harlan has the
faculty % addressing children, and
keeping their attention all the time he
is addressing them. In this he excels
Tho Directors also are greatly inter
estcd in tho prosperity and success OF
the schools. gn j. q. BRIcE,
hr, .5f... Examiner.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
ADVERTISEMENTS
ENTERPRISE
COMPANY,

DIRECTORS.
X. ". Bishop. Of X. u. Bishop & CO.
Theo. Cook, OF Barker, Hart d Cook.
Joseph G.. BGtler, President Lafayette Bark.
Hugh HcBlrney, OF Bugh NeBirRey & Co.
L. X. Hull, OF Addy, Hull & Co.
A. X. Wtnflow.o o. Winslow d Smith.
Briggs SNih, OF Briggs Swim q Co.
Charles Rale, orc Rule & Coleman.
(. ". Buchanan. OF Buchanan & Co.
Aiolph Wood. ofAdolph Wood & Co.
r. Il. Hant. Poste uprtermaster.
James $. Wise, Nashville Packet Company.
L. A. Harris, Mayor OF Cincinnati.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE To HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of indiana. Randolph County.
Notier :, hercey given that John 2. Hunt, Al.
mini sra tor % tn estate OF Jcssc 2 Paschal de-
ceassd. has died 81, petition 20 sell the real estate
ct ts~ a~ecirut. ~ Personal property being m
suflcicug - pay hs debts; and that said petition
viii 90 heard at III next term OF The Court OF
Common Pleas u said county.
J. q. GOODRICH, Clerk.
Attest: December -, 1896. u2S u
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

guage quite well. II can DO found Mt
all times In it, aerie. The proceeds of
ibis Institution arc applied 20 rais-
ing the standard OF morality among
the youth OF our town. II VIII save
hundrcdF Of dollars OF tuition fees, for
here our children can learn tho pande-
moniac language free of charge fash
ionabIe language at present. This fall
con pussessesa strangcn1iarm, such rs
il possessed by snakes. Whenever
"A person within the circle of it,
aerifOrm, they are ~ completely fascl-
mated n iGundor. tho inAuehce Of a
mcsmeIfc performer. And what u
more wonderful after n person has once
bepn charmed lac D. never after salts
fled except when under its folicitatlng
influence, We expect to make this "A
permanent institution Of our town.
49, II. ".
- -
WoMES or THE WAW.-Amcrican
women have won n noble place in the
annals OF the late war. The unhesita-
ting patriotism which could part with
Il husband or u son, and speed the de-
parturc OF the support, or the hope of
the fhmily, TO genes Of danger and
perhaps death, Is not the only proof Of
how deeply our nation Is enshrincd in
the hearts of our women. Not only
In Northern homes has the virtue of
! woman strengthened the hands and
embroidered thc hearts Of the defend
crs of our Union, but upon Southern
battle-fieldS, in wearisome duties OF
hospital life, the cherries march, and
even like Molly Pitcher, of Revoiu-
/ tionary memory, upon the very scenes
Of carnage her presence has been like
that OF AN angel from heaven, encour-
aging 10 bravery, and soothing Ia pain.
A record Of the deeds and lives of these
noble women is now i'm press. The
book will contain the lives of forty OF
those brave and benevolent women,
who endured and accomplished So
much for Our soldiers and our country.
The sketches are all fresh, no common
newspaper stories, but compiled ex-
pressly for this work, ut great expense
INVOLVING travels all over the coun-
try, from Maine to Missouri. The
book is from the pen of Frank Moore,
whose experience as Author of the
"Rebellion Record "Diary of the
American Revolutions" "Anecdotes
and Incidents of the War;" &c, peeu.
liarly fitted him for this work. Hi:
writings are attractive, brilliant, and
exceedingly popular, but not only i,
THE reading matter in the book supur-
latiyely excellent, but the illustrations
mostly portraits OF the women of the
war from photographs, are specimens
of the finest style of steel plate engrav.
ings. Three of these Illustrations, il
sold in n print store, would doubtless
realize the price of the work. Some
Of these portraits are those of Mrs
General ricketts,, Kady Brownell, Miss
Willis, and the full page illustrations
are most beautiful. The work will be
issued as soon as the vast amount o.
work incident to the publication Of
such an elegant volume can be COM
pleted. We predict for it n high place
in popular favor.
j, or one of my agents, will call upor
the citizens of Randolph county with
! the above work and solicit subscribers
. A. w. SMITH, General Agent fol
Central Ohio, Randolph and Wayne
| Counties. Ind.
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LgNKERspoRFER & wEsp.

o, FURNITURE
Hl and Chairs. of the latest and best
ftbs East of rblic eynsre, W~ischeseer
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator OF the estate
OF Thomas ClrvenCer, deceased, late OF Ran
dolph county. Said estate Is supposed to Do
solvent. DAVID C~LEVESGER.
D24-M Administrator.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
OF EXECUTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors OF the last will Of
Nicholas Garrett. deceased. lata Of Randolp h
ceauiy. Said estate Is supposed "a b. solvent.
WV. TRoTTER.
ms j. AARON p. MATHtS
Executors.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27
GEORGE H. TH0mRS.
Major General U. S. Army.

The jay and Adap. Republican
sffA-tv week eivc-po,ice OF the lcca-
Won of this iurtliut9p ~ lIber, and
ia doing so giYc~ Randolph and her
gitileDs = complimentary notiGr, FOR
Nhirh ~ are deeply indebted to
hisnd Jpaes.fI 81. q.
We madc brief mention. two
wcelC agp, that our nei2hDoring
village 81 Ril1rville woald probl-
Or lJy b. Cd. recipient uf "A collese.
= This provoked the Indignation OF
.Jpucs. aud. lierefore ne pitched into
our Teei,lH II dnc style.
Nv dc,p hifniliatiou our rcople
.na pvt on : ir.clpth and covered them.
-,lye- with ashes, and piteou-Iy
IenioAn their terrible fate, and
humble AK. pardon Of the great
Northerh lininaty for intimating
tina, our friepfa OF Ridsy1pc had
q thc N,H tics or the location or a
cuficsc IL tiat point, or That any
other plac' IN. ElStern Indiana
would 10 for : great seal OF learn
Ing, outside OF the beautiful and
p%.cturg-ltw Nallcyqi tbs Salainonie
pcar PORTLAND. yilq anf 9. .aolie 'lFt
five hpd seen tho following pro-
duction, from the archives Of Jay,p
W. would have rsid To- the peoplcof
F.. iliidErrille thatit was prepostcrous
To make pr~etentions for the location
al u college in such "A berighted
place. We do not know whether
Jones WROTE The article, or some of
tiTcle; HI light there; +-t.t.
"Strly November % lsGG "A stray
taken up u rel steer II year old
pust WITH white fore head belly tail
~ and thies white swallow firk I'm the
.rir crop of the right pint of the left
horn sawed OF broken ut Madison
township Jay County Indiana"
Who will dare say that the col
lcges in Jay have not performed
-sf wonders for that peoPle:.a Why, the
common schools of Randolph have
e. not accomplished ncar that much.
People of ~ltidgeville, be quiet. We
% recommend our School Examiner to
continue tile Practice of sending to
: g.fhy for Hight.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

RNLRdAD ITEMs. The bonds of
j. tho Cincinnati, Fort Wayne and Rich
mond Railroad have been received,
and are now being signed, -
p" The report 81 the company, en-
bracing nearly one hundred pages, is
nov being printed at this Office.
Judge Colcgrove, the President, will
= start east as soon as the above matters
arc accomplished. hl
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-27

WI. hear nothing from "a friends
south wiz" expected IN build tho first
pike under the new law. We under
stand that one man boasts that he has
influence and power enough 10 con
troll a majority Of the farmers along
the lin0'of the ro@l In Lynn to break
il down. We trust the farmers viii
not bethusled and bamboozeled out Of
agood. road, We say, be men, having
independence enough 10 act right.