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Last year {o00OG vessels CLEARED ani entered the PORT. Il
Grrat Britain, and only zoe per cent II this great uulutuIe
wcrswrccked-
SkLT-Aameda county furnish. the hulk % Calf rfa
sls. the annual average yieid bein= about 70 90 tons Il sells
m his rasset az s6G5f Carmen Island tuugs SI JJH Il. AID
LscrP0nl slowed SD PER ton
CusroNs-Thc amount - duti-s collected ~ tn San Fran
Geo Custom House N l>oo Is S5.1sy5C5 g. In Is55 the
duties collected there reached the sun 81 s66U4 4I3. IN I-6.
S5SsUlS6- IN lsO3. s5.nss399-shoNinE a steady annual IN
crease IN the amount % customs Psti AZ that port
a MARTINS FowEE-The- whole merchant hest 4 Prussia
before the var consisted q f.S65 ships % all dimeu-i11s. ID.
grrater number ri small tonnaE-, emptyet in thu ouastiuz
trail AZ The present time lO3Os vessels sai und-r thr Pr1s-
.an dag 90 Prussian prctscGou- Ts-nty-hse years ago Prussia
hd only seventeen ships!
NES FOEE.sS POSTAL TaEs-T-A Washington d4sratch
says the Postmaster5 rnerai Ia. agreed upon , treaty ~ith
70 Il ecnts 10 Be prepaid The postage - To te collected and
kept BY the Government where the letter 5 mailed, and each
side Il 70 keep what u gets
The Celestial Eupirr. the second new steamship q the China
Mail Inc, was successfully launched a. New York. December
sth- The keel % tAIs vessel vas LaI about ore year ago. Her
Dimensions are a. olllSs LeuEth, $50 feet; breadth. 81 feet o
Inches depth- 81 feet 8 irches; her Customs measurement is
anout 1000 tous add her csrPentrs ueIsuremeut something
over 5,OcO tons she - bulk q white and I've oak and hack
matack, i doubly strar ped over her frame aui in her plank
ins. with hve-.nch iron banis; auI IS also d0ubGs-yIank-d.
There are four vster-tigtt bukbezds- The vessel has an
American beam enSnei one les inch cylinder. With II fe-t
stroke n piston. . b1uers, 10 furuac--. a1d I5OO0 square FEET
a heating surface The power q the engine i cu-fuh greater
than thai % the ve-sels usually run on the PscIdc- Her orii-
similar capacity are nos IN course e constitution Gr tIr SANE
Ike, 70 be named respectively Nippon and Amrrca. The
Colorado, ~nich Ict Cor HSnrSou- Jan !, expects % re,uru ia
time 70 scsr. on hsr secoud ogtSari tnp April 81
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IMPORTS.

Fzrz SAN FEGSTsC0-P-r Comet F-b. 2l-2 pkg paints.
: L.i-s rather. lx- axle Er-a--, . pkE- wasliag uachiae-. I
boI zatsr closets. J tl aL-.y. G drugs. @ cigar. IS pigs
prat PAPER. - eE- brady ! OK E4ur. : pays hardware, , c.
rf-ro.--, - C. ,u-ar-l- - psEs dry gods and clothing, , bis
canary sod. . psEs mearharlE--
FzlN LvsEF5oL-P=r Teaz-r. Jan. 2I-lO C Porter. 10
c. sauces. > g. and 20 hlIs b1tI-I ale, 20 hhds ale. - frames
fit- p C AMI : ~ c-.- Ei--- 5 Tsss ea=tasuEare. - c. I'D
dI=y. } c. six htsf-, . 49, nails. = rolls sheet lad, IS -
ryets- 8 * shut. 200 kEs Ehi.e Ie.d. 100 C oil. : G. aGi ! csk
glassware. . pkgs sampLs, 3 bxs suo8es, = bxs states. . prs bel
lows. ] BIZ selves. II pkEs hzE1Ezrr- . cszs chains. : hils Lad
pip. : ausils. l4SI p<gs hop iron. 80 = priLt-. = g perfum-
cry. l. c. effects. = C cotton. 8 bhIs and I &c paints, 20 q csks
braufy. : hhd.. r-m. TO- g gin, : az csss Ehissy. , cs linens,
s. hdi- tgb=s. 100 tubes. l1SO bars iron. 50 toDs pr iron, iOPkss
ROPE, ] c. clocks. / c. p=ncls, 30 bs glass, ! c. toys, ! bale
tarpaEGis. ] G Eachin=ry- l bale packing paper, l c. brushes,
80 Pkgs inspected msrchzB1L--
FEJa SYDSEY-Per Nlard- Jan 80 iron tanks.
FErW NEz Y1EK-Per Nf-ri. Jan 23-l553 40 tons coal
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The passages have generally been longer than
in former years, owing probably to the fact Of
the vessels being more deeply laden with sugar
and molasses, which make a heavy cargo. The
average Of thirty-fve passages, made by our
regular packets. is nearly twenty days. The
best passages made by sailing packets during the
year were by the Comet and Ethan AHea-each
in II days and 10 hours, in February and March.
The longest was made by the Sarita, in Septem-
ber-32 days. By steamers. the shortest was
made by the Vand.r5ih, in Noyember-l0 days
and Is hours.
The list of passages from San Francisco to this
port includes only vessels which brought mails.
Where the exact passages, in days and hours
have been obtained, they are given:
Mail Packets Leaving San Francisco for Ho-
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There has been no remarkably short passage
made by a sailing vessel in the above list during
the year. The shortest is that of the British
ship Oracle, in April-ll days. Under steam,
the Vanderbilt made the trip in Q DAYS and .
hours, in October. 1t will be noticed that the
long passages begin in October and end in March
say October 18th to March 18th. The average
for the five winter months is about 20 days, with
occasionally "a short run, and for the remaining
seven months of the year about 10 days.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Jan 2i-Schr "a No WHLlr. from Eahglui.
-r--sHr lHr-- I.HH-r UlEl KAUAI
-'--.fr NHuH N.rH- hrlay. frm k"Ea-
1f-BrIu Dos Atr-sda E--rt. y days fm IAN Fruc-r1.
. Ert- 80 % Naaral- LAZY ~ lays fro -gIrsy-
Z5-@rLT Warae-- frHn NHasai-
@-Ert slip h=sl~artl- Brown. D., a.y- hu NJ NFk
Z--crr NJ k-sL. frm NHaE..
00--crr Aim Luu-r. frlm HIn-
SO-~-fr n ala Hard lrHm k1halA-
5l--car H-i-a. BaHa---r. dufu Maui.
F=h- An bar. Comet Daily. - days fr -ln Fauci-r'-
Am --hr Ca1fle Nils, . days FIRM san Frau--cJ-
--tmr k.au=a- NcGr-El. from EiriSari pori--
-->shr Mar El=u- W---- iron Maui
-S,h Ia -. F0Iutaiu. frr Maui
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>hip- NinII-.

i"a LaH'rya 4 WrSpWaaD Pasrs-Pu KHagea. Mgulay.
20 hsrn-p-r Set, MODIFY 90 T1=siay.
f-r Llla-Pr AF-rE. talay-
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PASSENGERS

FRUN SAS FENSGscU-PG CoG-, F=h- Miss Mary A
Cooke, Mr. and Mrs Tros @. Thrum- John stubbI-bcrm. J. H..
Harrison. Andres FinIsy A :, DpnneL- :. Ballard. : Hinek-
ley- r kal4han- Eugene GAGy, joan Fog, NJ. Hazard, J.
Rotinsn, l kanaka-
FoK WrSDEAzD PoETS-PT Eiauca- Jan 25-Ha- z II
Philips, Gr and Mrs Scott Henry Dickeusou. i'm. u. BaEhzES.
Eugene Bai, John I. Waterkouse, Jr. Frank II. Barns, " {.
Van Ord, J. Cohn. X Newton-ll cabin and 30 deck
Per kilaues. February 2-HOa- p Perkins. Walter VI Glib
son VI c ChsIIemeL. Jos Brewer, A Nossmsn, 7 " EgeTstt, Oh
lake, Geo N'Doggzl and 90 deck Passengers
FOR HoxeKoSS-PeF Atrevida. Jan. 25-H. BonhAu. Mr.
JessuP, Mr.. Fenier. ChEtrn, wife and child. Alone, Ayun-
AsingIa q,
Fos ACErsz-Per Blossom. Jan, 81. W. CroweI
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leaving for consumption in year 1865.
Local 4


The bark CsHes, which arrived yesterday afternoon, brings
cur datcs from san francisco TO the 18th ut We note no
change in the qaot4ton q Island prcig-ss. AMI prizes % most
lads q merchandise are heayy. Sugars were quoted duh at
sGiOc-
The schooner Caroline NaEs arrived from thc same port
last evening, having sal-i two days befoe the bark
The ship keniEortA arrived on the 18th, I55 DAYS from
New York. with the first instrument e esals Er the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. which intend making this a depot for
coal she is eischarsng at Steamboat Wharf
" see BY the saa francisco Psp-rs that the steamer 4J4E
was being rehttei, AMI would have some important change.
naie, such as are required hr the SzaiEich Islands trade. Ii
- thousht she Sn b employed BY the China Mail Company.
Nothing definite IS known a. 70 when she VIE e0mmenee run
hing nor, in fact, whether Intended Er this trade.
The bsrks Santa and C4nbrisgs we're TO SAL sr this port
between the 2SSh and 5IBt- The snip B. l.. Hartman % sail
oa the 2Oth % January, nigEt touch at this port.
The only vessel Hksly to leave Or san Francisco the coming
week il the G mdCH. about the oh.
God at latest dates from New York fuctuateI betEeru rs
and I55-
OILS dull at frmer gu tati5ns.
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DEPARTURES.

Jan. z.-Eut bark s:revrtl. BIT, r. Hsa-s1ng-
-5-~-lT May. --ht--4u- l1r Hi
2---rir Price. Hff-ii, fr Iarai-i
--->cLr N--u- Merrill ktuu-y, Gr k.l0a AMI Wanna
---chr Warziez. fr MaasaL
z--tezm-r kim. Ncfr-.ur. fr NiEdEari Ports
---gAr IA No. Wltur, GT k4hgl1i-
5D-Brt ship NnrDI. lai-y- fr -4n Francisco.
FEB 1-ia~ rig Blossom, ar Micronesia
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DIED.

HAvEy--At Hama. Maui. q Sunday. January 20. ls65, q
~nfammaG0n % tie lur =. Wn- g. Ravens. AGED - yeas.
Deceased vas a native q H4rtf.rd Conn, U-s-A.
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SnninC Statistics.

The following is "a list Of the vessels which left
this port during 1866 for san Francisco and took
mails
Mail Packets Leaving Honolulu for San Fran
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EoE A CEruE-Per Bi0ssom. Jan 1I-Starss
Foreign value. 81 sol 30
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NfARSBEl
EXPORTS.

THErN-BLowS-Iu san Fra7c5sco. Jan I1fh. ~ the Nv
T. o. Becksith, Thos- o. ThTum, % Anna L. Brown. No CasIs.
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THE DEEsSEG Il Id
OFFER FOR SALE
TO ARRIVE PER IRAZA !!

The Following Desirable Articles:
CASES CLL) MIXED
Gases Picked Onions.
Cases Picked CauIifower,
Cases English Pie Fruits.
Mushroom ketchup,
India Soy, Assorted Sauces.
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce,
Chutney Sauce.
Curry Powder, Capers,
Raspberry Vinegar, English Mustard,
White Wine Vinegar,
Jams, assorted in tins and jars;
Best Scotch Salmon. English Oysters.
French Green Peas,
Fresh Herrings, l 10 tins;
Finnon Haddock.
Fresh Mackerel. l ID tins;
Assorted Fancy Biscuits. = ID tins;
Quarter and half boxes Sardines,
Canary Seed.
SIS 6. McCANDLESS & Co.
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propo-cd Gas Works.

The attention Of the residents Of Honolulu has
recently been called TO the subject Of - light, -
through a printed prospectus for Gas Company,
which document we republish below
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
ASSASSINATION or LINCOLN.

The Memphis Avalaneh, one of the
meanest rebel sheets published i'm the
South, i'm an article on the death Of
j. Wilkes Booth, says that the rebels
had no good reason to assassinate
President Lincoln after the war was
over, and insinuates that the Republic
cans killed him because he was in
favor Of n general amnesty, and thinks
that Booth was not the assassin, and
that hc still lives. We think the
probability j. tina. Booth still lives, but
that the friends of Lincoln took his life
il 40 prcposterous that none but a
rebel would think Of such, or insinuatc
that they would be guilty OF 80 foul a
deed. The men who flock around
Andy Johnson can not shift the re-
sponsibility aud clear themselves of
the odium.
The statement that President Lin
coin was i'm favor of a general amnesty
10 rebels, j. 80 false that it does not
even require denial. His policy OF
reconstruction. as exhibited in Tennes-
see. Louisiana and Arkansas, gives tho
lie To the statement
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
For the Journal.
Reply To "Citizen."

! think Citizen" is pursuing an
improper course with the "Prodigal
Son, a. he 81 names him. Though
the "Prodigal" may have wandered a
great way in the paths of evil; yet If
he il returning IL j. every mans duty
to encourage, not discourage him.
But the courSe"Citizen' .is pursuing is
calculated TO discourage, create anger,
"A desire for revenge, and eventually
drag him from the right course into
evil ways again. I'm reading 'Citi-
zen'sn article one would infer that he
intended TO keep a critics eve upon
the "Prodigal SON. and for each mis-
step he makes report him Ia the read.
ers Of the Journal. He then, i'm my
mind, would he stepping "a far ont %
the path Of duty ~ tue "Prodigal."
"If man be overtaken In a fault, We
who are spiritual restore such an
one in the spirit Of meekness, consid-
or thyself, lest thou also be- tempted. f"
Gal. 5: J. Also he would do well 10
read i'm Matthew, 18th chapter, from
the 18th To the 18th verse. This may
bee plain, Yet | write il with oil good
faith u. w. JOKES.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07

which I hal no control. my connec-
ton with the Randolph Journal will
cease with this number Of the paper.
have disposed 81 my interc-; in the
office 10 Colonel y. J. NEFF. who will
hereafter conduct the paper alone. !
became associated with Colonel NETF.
IN the publication Of the paper, on tho
18th Of July, 1855, since which period
] have devoted ali my time and ener-
gies Ia tho production Of "A paper which
would meet the wants Of the public.
How we'll / have succeeded | leave
YOU, dear reader. to Ice the judge. If
have not come up 10 your expectations
and wishes i'm al things, try, at least,
to overlook cOudemn-for We are
not altogether perfect. In the publi-
cation Of country paper there are
many difficulties 10 re overcome, OF
which persons who have not waded
through the same troubles. can form
hut little idea; and We, among the rest
81 tho country publishers, have not
escaped our share.
The Journal H. established on firm
basis, and will compare favorably Will
county papers throughout the state
and | also feel assured that ColOne
NEFF will continue To publish, "a ht
has done in the past, n paper every
way worthy. In all respects, the liberal
patronage OF the citizens Of Randolph
County.
II Is with somewhat Of regret that
thus announce the severance of my
connection with your county paper
NV relations with the public have eve
been kindly, anil can not hut fec
some degree Of sadness in this parting
Hoping to still retain your heart.
good wishes, remain yours, &c.,
y. Il BRICE.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07

BOYS will learn more had habits,
say We, in being on the street one
night a week, than all the daylight
the week round. Ii yon want Your
young son To learn 10 drink, turn him
loAe of nights; if YOU want him 10 ac-
quirc IA taste for gambling, let him run
with the other boys at night; it you
want him 90 learn everything that is
vile and uncomfortable, give him the
freedom of tive streets after dark. Too
much restraint on boys will react, as
the provcrb concerning ministers sons
would indicate; but whatever other
liberty YOU give your son, let his even
ings be devoted To study, light work,
or some home amusement. Seven
wears is tender age t. give "a child the
privilege (?l of choosing his cOmpan-
ions after dark, but this place affords
instances of such precocity in boyhood,
and such n recklcssnesS in parents.
''TO make boy stay at home
willingly at night, or indeed to stay at
all, he must be made to love his home.
Have it made a agrceabiy To him "a
possible, without being pr0fitlcss 10
him or you, both. Drop your dignity,
and join i'm game with him; assist
him in his studies, and depend upon
II. you will be paid thousand fold,
after your boy reaches manhood, for
the pains you take. But depend upon
il, darkness and crime 90 together, 80
far ut least, as boys are concerned" -
Dubuque Times.
Those of our citizens who have boys
may, on investigation, find the above
more or less applicable in this locality.
At least ii will do we'll To heed its
warning. Boys who are saved from
bad habits until they have passed their
sixteenth year, n general thing, will
escape, u nearly all the bad habits are
acquired before this period. 1t i not
good policy To act the tyrant with
children; but children can bc kept at
home i'm various ways. IL children
desire (as they always do plays, diver
sions, games, yea, even dancing and
music, let them have all these nj home,
with plenty of gomd reading, and We
will venture the assertion that c,ime
and bad habits will be diminished
one-half at least
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07

\ SPECIAL agent j. 10 be sent
abroad by the State Department to
look after the condition OF the colo
ny of Americans at Joppa.
IT seems that Macmillan con-
templates another proclamation.
His Cabinet has voted that he ought
To stay in Mexico. The rival fac
tion~ are quarreling, "a ever.
THE Washington special CORES
pendent of the New York Herald
says: at is reported that the House
Committee on the Whisky Frauds
have concluded, and report the re-
peal of so much of the law as relates
10 distilleries, and tax them on the
capacity of their still.
THE New York Tribune's Wash
ington special says that the person
who wrote the letter concerning
Mr.. Motley is an agent of Stewards,
and is now anapplicant for place.
Adams, Marsh and the other Min
listers are not expected To remain
silent under me implied rcbuke of
Stewards letter.
DURING the month of January
the Commissioner OF Pensions dis
posed Of :. 222 claims for pensions,
of which number 1912, claims were
admitted, and $50 rejected; l55
land warrants were issued, covering
an aggregate of II, $50 acres.
THE New York Times special
says: 1.-The Presidents new plan OF
adjustment, based on qualified Suf-
frage and amnesty, which | made
mention of few days since, has
/ been further matured and discussed
and somewhat modified i'm details
The prospect of its adoption by the
/ Administration is almost certain
THE New Orleans correspondent
Of a New York paper says: at j,
understood that if the Legislature
passes the bill for the new consti
tuition over the veto of Gov. Wells
he will issue proclamation le
claring the convention of 'Gi lega
and re-asscmbling it. The Rldi
Gals are Organizing the Grand Army
of the Republic all over the State
and Il conflict between the Radi
Gals and eX-COnfederates Is not i'm
probable
THE impeachment movement ap
pears t. be losing ground. Their,
is common report that less thar
in favCr If any action by the pres
ent Congress.
SENATOR WILSON was instructed
by the Military Committee To asl
to be discharged from the furthe
consideration Of the House bill fO
the construction of an air line rail
road to New York.
SEVERA!. of the rebel States hav
agreed upon Il new Reconstructed
plan. 1t provides for impartial an,
qualified suffrage. Neither Con
greSs or the Reconstruction Com
mittee Will touch il.
Two propositions were vote,
down opposing the present curren
cy reduction. The policy Of Con
, greSs seems to be favorable TO tn
, present plan of reduction, am
against interference, in any mamie
with financial affairs.
THE House adopted 4 resolution
. instructing the Ways and Mean
Committee to report Il bill provid
, ing that there shall be no furthe
reduction OF crccnbacks this. yeal
1t will hardly pass the Senate.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
PREFERS JUDAS AND THE DEVIL

The Goshen Democrat says lit pre-
fcrs Judas lscariot and Beelzebuh To
General Butler" This is perfectly
natural. OF course il thinks Judas
less guilty for betraying Jesus Christ
than IL does General Butler for being
a Union soldier; and the father of lies
"a being better than any Union sol
der. The editor of that paper is
looking for an appointment in that
country post-oilice, or an assessor
ship; he doubtless would like 10 have
the spoons he says General Butler got
i'm New Orleans of the rebels.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENrs.
State oflodiana, Randolph County.

State II lndiana, Randolph County.
In the Great Court. March Term, ISs7.
Nicholas Heiinerys Anna T. Hcifner. Com.
plaint No col.
Vow comes the PLAINTIFF. BY G.. u. Bonehrake
Attorney and dies his eomplais ~ herein. togriher
with an affidavit that said defendant is not re,
ident Of the State Of Indiana
Notice i therefore hereby given said defend
ant, that unless she be and appear on the fret "a
the next term Of the Circuit Court 10 De holdea
on the ri Monday OF March. A. ~ 1867, Al The
Court-hOuse In Winchester in said county and
State, asd answer or dc ur 10 said complaint
the same will be heard ana determined In her
absence.
Witness my name and the seal Of said cour,
AFFIXED, At Winchester. this I'D day Of Jaauary.
A. n. 1885,.
sat :. r. GOODRICH.
nJ"-h CLERK {. {. &c.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07

By virtue oftvo venieiioni expoDas executions
70 me directed from the Clerk Uf the Randolph
Common Pleas Courts. ! will svpose ~ public
sale. 10 The highest bidder. on SATURDAY. the gA
day Of February. 4. ID. iS-J-. between tiir hour
nf 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock 4. NJ. Of said
day. II the door n the Cnurt-housr Of Rand oiph
cced!ng seven years. The following described real
estate. IL VII:
The northwest quarter Of he east quarter of
section twenty two, township nineteen. raags
twelve east. a. acres. Aisp the northeast quarter
Of he northeast quarter. OF section twenty two.
toWnship nineteen, range twelve east. 80 acres.
AMI on failure 10 realize the fuli amount If the
Judgment. interest and costs. will. al the same
time aud place. expose ut public safe the fee
simple Of said real estate.
Taken : the property Of Newton J Hunt. a.
the suit OF David lIraut aud Lucrtta luni. Admin
istratnr~.
said sale will he made without any relief what.
ever from valuation "r apprai>r ucrt law.
JOEL A. NEWMAN. sheriff x. &.
Jan II. 4. ID. lrG1. Zee So OO) n.9 u
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NEWS ITEMS.

NOTHING has been heard from
the United States steamer Lancas-
ter, reported foundered off Cape
Horn.
THE Fenian leaders i'm New York
advertise for sale 1000 arms, prin.
cipally muskets and Springfield ri
Hes, all ready for instant use.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
FOR SALE.

Preparatory II his migration ~ the West. the
"Hcrs for sale all his properly. both
real aud perssnal. TO wit: His residence. adjoin-
ing the ivw~ 81 Winchester. Ind. consisting Of
i've acre. Of land, heuse. shop and stable; also \
good orchard OF pear 30 trees. consisting of
apple. pear, peach u um and cherry trees. all Of
good aud choice selection, and variety Fl
selection OF ornamental trees and shrubs. Four
sown lets. two Of which lay the graded
svho0l hosse nov being erected; also. two out
lots. N.AS.een acres of land with gord water
power. nartiy improved. completc riS for
water saw mill. One good horse power for shop.
Two bead OF horses. three uiileh COWS, hogs. dc.
Hsi ian GEO. a. SMITH.
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CAMP & SIIRECkENG0ST.
Pump Makers and Blacksmiths.

VIZ would inform the citizens Of Win
chester and the people Of Randolph County.
that we have opened and have IN successful
operation Pump Minuiactury aud Black.
smith Shop, where We will be pl ased TO &C
commOdate ali Who will favor u with their
patronage. Prices viii be found n los a.
at any good. respectable establishment of
similar character.
Repairing Of all kinds done in our line
on short notice.
Shop northeast corner Residence street.
Mamma's edition. MIR
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-02-07
NOTICE.

There will be petition presented "a the Board
of County Com ni-siouers, for Randolph Ia MY.
al their ext regular term, com Isencing an the
To vacatc strip IN feet ia width OF of each side
of the street known and marked on the nlat ol
the town of Farmland. IN said county. as Mulbe r
~ street. aud wing between the lots Of L. y.
Halliday. Abijah safer. Lewis ! Gab,e. and
Peter :. Miller. on the wcs,; Robert GrpOm. .
Watson Trmblr. Josiah Roucit. 6 .orgc O. JohrS.
Darius Bond. Rcllefontan- Railway Company
aud the heirs Of IVAN Beai. on the east: aud also
touching up"t lands belonging To Alexander
Mciniire. AT the north end Of >ai street: aud
upon lands ,lOnging TO Sarah Fletcher. at the
south end. GEORGE q. jobs.