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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
vxcnEasE IN POPULATION.

From the iwst evidence we can get,
the population of France j. not in
crcasing; indeed, IL is said by those
who have paid attention 90 This mat
ter, that il j. on the decrease. IL j.
estimated that the average numbcr OF
offspring from each marriage in
France ut the commencement Of the
nineteenth century, in the rural dis
tricts, was five, and in the city Of Paris
four In N little over fifty years the
average births were three and two;
besides, the mortality Of children j.
very great in France. But we nced
not go Ia inf,sicl France for evidence
cf criminaliiy i'm the destruction Of the
human family. We have i'm our own
country the same cause for complaint.
I'm almost every town and city this
decrease ha~ commenced; and, indeed,
IL has found it, way into our rural dis
frirts. a comparison was made some
time since between liccntious France
and alisteer New England 10y the New
York Observer in reference To this
subject, which created considerable
sensation. Professor Hitchcock, of
Amherst College, furnishes additional
evidence. lie says, Gin ten years the
number Of births i'm Amherst were 1O2,,
and the deaths 57o, leaving an excess
of i23 in favor Of births. lie says two
fifths OF the births never reach adult
age. Now add these two fifths of 102
To the 579, and it will show positive
decrease OH the original stock In this
calculation the decrease in birth over
former periods were not given, 80 that
we are left in the dark a. To the de
crease and destruction of the human
family in this direction. If it were
not for the foreign hardy element
which Is now flooding our country. we
would easily comprehend this decrease
in native population. Unless regis
try ofbirtls were kept, as is the law iii
some countries, we would not be able
togive the data required; and even in
doing this, the registry should dcsig-
nate native and foreign parents. We
are not certain but if these facts coul,i
be elected, that it would, to some ex-
tent, arrest the many secret crimes
which are being committed i'm our
country. Professor Hitchcock says:
IF many of the social crimes which
are necessarily known To the physi-
elan, and often To the spiritual adviser,
could bc removed from behind the veil
Of secresy which professional etiquette
aud duty must ever keep sacrediy from
public knowledge, an establishment
would seize upon the public mind
which il seldom known
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
TIE HANDWRITING OF GOD.

Rev. Mr.. Randall, who has been
travelling in the East, has published IA
work on his travels, and from what
we have seen and the complimentary
notices from distinguished gentlemen,
we are of opinion that no such work
has heretofore been issued from the
press. The work is prepared with
great labor and at great expense, and
comprises the results cf the authors
personal observations and inveStiga-
tions in the Holy land. 1t traces
through the records of past ages the
wonderful dealings of Divine Provi-
dencc to the people OF the sacred lands,
and unfclds in the clearcst light, testi-
mony To sustain the great truths of
the Bible. Among the many distin-
guished gentlemen who indorse and
recommend it, are the following:
Rev. G. :. Bailey, ID. d., Supcrin-
tendcnt of Missions of the State of
Illinois.
Rev. ID. C. Eddy, ID. D., of Boston.
Rev. jos. ID. Bachelor, former e,li-
tor of the Western Christian Journal.
Rev. I. Mcrrick. u. d, President
Ohio Wesleyan University.
Rev. l.. J. Goodspeed. Pastor See
ond Baptist Church, Chicago.
DIR. Eddy, of the North Western
Christian advocate.
These gentlemen speak of this book
i'll the highest terms Of praise, rs
worthy of being in every minister's
library, as we'll as in that of all Chris
tians in the civilized world. We shall
take pleasure in recommending j, to
sill who wish high order of literature.
We understand that Mr.. Love, of
this place, will supply the work In all
who may desire il. The subscription
price i only - ~. II 90 and II 50 per
volume, according TO the style of bind
Ing. The book contains about 200
pages.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

The Richmond Republican has come
out i'm favor Of universal suffrage, male
and female. Isaac has ut last got To
be consistent 1t was II long while
before he was willing 10 say that "a
white woman should have the same
rights that negro was entitled to
We welcome the Republican To our
advanced radicalism. Isaac used to
call u conservative simply because we
were in favor Of some man for Con-
gress who lived i'm Randolph County.
while we had advocated on the stump
and through our paper what he only
now dares come out in favor of. But
we are glad to have him do so at this
late tlay.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
RUSSIAN TREATY.

The Puss;an Treaty, as ratified by
tire United STATE. senate on the 10th
Inst, ccdcs 10 the United States Rus
siam America. which lies between y.
latitude G9and 20 and w. longitude lio
md I67. We can hardly imagine Of
what advantage il can be tO the United
States, a il i u barren and sterile
country, not susceptible Of cultivation.
In consideration OF said cc-sion, the
United States pays 10 Russia -, 2DO, 600.
There are a few thousand Russians
living there; their diet is composed OF
fi-h and the flesh of such animals as
live i'm that climate-thc walrlIs, seal,
.sid some others. This country can
never be sclf-supporting; but will cost
our Government at least from three To
four million dollars per year; and when
geographers describe the country they
will say il * principally distinguished
for supplying places to office-seekcrs.
It is stated that thirty or forty thous-
and E.squilhaux Indians live in that
country.
There may bc some strategy i'm this
treaty, but if there il, we are unable to
see it. IL was an elephant To Russia,
and it will bc the same To IT.. IL the
United States owned British America,
il would then I've desirable 10 own Rus
sian America. Unless il il with this
view that the purchase - made, il
will prove an expense and abortion.
Russia is looking to the time when she
will absorb all Europe, and the tim,
may come when North America may
all be united in one great and grand
government.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
WOOD THING.

We have been impressed for some
time that wood thing for under ground
ditching would hardly pay the man
who used it. We were compelled to
take up some that was laid down only
Il few years ago 10y Mr.. Frazee, OH ac-
count of its having rottcd. The ditch
became worthless and failed to drain
our cellar. We are now putting down
the brick thing manufactured by
Martin, Souders & Co., Of this place.
We Use the sole thing, and are of
opinion that it will last for a hundred
years if put down right. 1t ought to
bc from two feet 10 thirty inches deep,
laid perfectly level, so it will not break
when the heavy weight of the earth
presses on it.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

We announced last week that we
had seen a letter from Hon. George
w. Julian, which intimated that he
would he a candidate for Congress in
the new Fourth District. Since then
we learn Mr. Julian has commenced
canvassing that Distrc CT. We think
Mr.. Julian can afford tcask tho people
II that district for their Suflfagcs; in
deed, We believe il is right that he
should do so. The politicians south If
Wayne were anxious to gct him dow n
there, especially Bcnnc', and we would
not be surprised If a majority Of the
reople-Republicans not equally
anxious to send him 10 Congress. We
are for George w. Julian for Congress
IN the Fourth District; indeed. we do
not know Of any one in that district
that We would prefer 10 him.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there
will bc an election held at the schools
house III the town of MaXsville, on
Saturday, the 4th day of May, 1867, for
the purpose of electing directors for the
Winchester and Windsor Turnpike
Company. LEWIS l.. HEAsToN,
NATHAN REED,
JAMES MooRMAN,
Stockholders.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
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turnpike Election Notice

There will be an election of Directors
for the Winchester and Salem Turn.
pike Company on Saturday, May 1,
1861, at the school-housc in District
No. 8, in Wayne Township, Randolph
County, Indiana.
y. Kemp, VIM. Robinson, VIM.
Turner, VIM. Peacock, Andrew Dix
on and VIM. Stone, stock holders.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
JEWELS FROM THE CAMBRIDGE
MIRROR.

BEER Henry Tngermann sells good
beer at five cents a glass
WHIsKY--Good whisky can be had
az the Pacific House Bar.
Lutz knows, rs he frequently uses
such articles. Fifteen glasses of beer
and four glasses of whisky is his allow
ance daily.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Farmland.
IIkI. MEETING.

PIKE MEETING.
An informal meeting was held in
Farmland, April II, for the purpose Of
building IL pike from White River,
through Farmland, to Shiloh Meeting
house. i. :. Miller was appointed
Chairman, and :. III. Moor, Secretary.
After the object of the meeting was
stated, T.. +. Halliday read the articles
of association, which, after amend
mcnt, were adopted. The capital stock
is to he 81, 500. y committee Was APP
pointed to solicit stock, who reported
nearly 81, 800, subscribed the same day.
y pike along this line is much
needed and would pay well, and it is
hoped that the farmers, and all parties
Interested, will subscribe literally for
this noble public improvement.
\ RARID Dog
was killed in town one day last week.
Parties who saw the dog pronounced
this disease well marked, and if it is
the case the citizens should he very
vigilant in the matter, and every dog
that even show slight symptoms
should be immediately killed. as they
have the disposition to bite any thing
that comes before them. IlydrophObia
il the result. and is seldom ever cured
by physicians.
ITEMS.
Business is dull. Farmers are busy
putting out spring crops. The wheat
crop looks remarkably well, and if no
unforeseen Providence prevents, we
will have an excellent yield.
Mr.. II. ID. Norvicl commenced
school in the east district April s, for
three months.
George O. Jobes sold his house and
lot for 1925. Mr.. Aaron Shaw, of
Winchester, was the purchaser.
Elizabeth Eimons, daughter of S.
Simons, aged seven years, died very
suddenly April 0, of what the physi-
clans termed the spotted fever.
John Pegg, aged about sixty years,
died rather suddenly April 6, of
typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Pegg was a
respected citizen, and an early settler
OF this county.
David Macy will soon have the grist
mill in good running order. This will
be very convenient for the community.
MONTICELLO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
DIR. SChENCA'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

Tn. rrra, med cine cured nr J. II. ScIr> Oh. ITO
Prcrr e;or. Of rl'issnaTy consump ION. when lad
a-urcd IL mcs' formidable ,p-ct and when speedy
death appeared (, b. inevitable. His Fh~sc ans pro-
nourseei hi- c. ineurab.c when re commenced
he u'e o. this sinpe but powerful remedy. His
heath rcs.creI in a vcr- short time. and
return Ct the dsca Lao he.n sri-ehcncei !, tsr al
he mp ons quickly diseppsarei. and his pre.ent
wei'hf = more than two hundred pounds
ne NJ rocovcf9- he la. devoted his aiteniio,
excus.velT 10 The cure Of Consumption and tho
di'"-~~s wh'ch are u-us'ly compicscd with il. and
The cures efcc'cd b. MS medicine have been very
numerous .nd irur wonderful. Dr. t,aINCK
nacs pro c-sonal Tst 10 several OF The srcr e'ic.
wecsiv, WHERE he Is are conoourse of patients,
snd il truly Astonishing 70 poor consumpiiyes
thai hare TO 10 linet OF their csrra-c. and in
fey month. be,fh-, robust pcrzons. Dr.
sCHEXCK'S PULMoNIC sYRTP. sEAwEED
TONIC. end MANDRAKE PILLS generally
all r. saircd in curin- Consumption. Full drec-
tons sccompsav each. - that a1y ran take them
without seeing Dr. scuEScK. bu. when ii is con-
volcnt It Il hot &c him. lie give advice free,
but cr III 9rsr-h examination with his l. p romcicr
Is 'ce !. thre- dollar.
c1sc observe. when PURCHASING. that the two
Hte1--cc . TIC D3c.or-one when in tho lat sta;e
OF CDu.ani.fios. aad the ohsr a. &c now is. in
pr.erf ne Ih---c % the Government damp.
sid br al IRA .-is'. and Dcaers. Price SID
pr Ios,'e - s.7.s0 the half dozen. Letters for
advice sh5u'd slwsrs " directed to Dr. Schcack's
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
TESTIMONIAL.

The following letter. from Dr. y. l.. Scsviil
who ha, had MANY wears experience in the Ia-dt-
cine business. aud with Lung Remedies. III yits
the afflicted still more assurance that the SIRE
remedy i found at last: aud IN, consumpiiv"
shon'd lose no me in commenting the of
Aliens Lung Baisam.
CIScINsATI, January g,ls6i
Nc-sr-. 7. v. Harris * CO.:
GE>T--i make the following statement from =
perfect convection aud III NV ledge IL The benefits
of Aliens Lung Bal-tm in ca ny tn. de,.I,-
seated Pulmonary Consumption. have w,;nc<s
ell lis Effects on the Young aud the si, aud can
truly say that il j. 10y far The best expc-iori.nt
remedy with which ain acquainted. For coughs,
aud all the early stag,s oi Lung Complaints. b..
iievc II io De certain cure. and IL cv.ry family
would keep ii lay them. ready Ia administer upon
the ir>t a;'I,ca rance of disease about the Lungs
there "oHi'i be very few eases oi fatal cvnsump-
ton. IL causes the phlegm and matter io raise.
iihout irritating those delicate organs. the lungs
and without producing c"n>tipaiiun II also
gives strength to the system, stops the night
swcats. and changes all the morbid secretion. I,
hea,, state. Yours respectfully.
4. J.. SCOVIIL.
Consrnptivcs. do M despair. because all tho
remedies that you have tried have failed. but
Try t.iis great remedy. :SS-6t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

Valuable Advice To the Afiicted.-Dr.
Strickland, IN reply To numerous aplica-
tons for advice, wishes IN inform those
who are afflicted, that rhey may consult
him on all Acute or Chronic Diseas by let
ter, stating the age, symtoms, &c, nth a
fee OF 81 enclosed. Dr. ;. has obtained
great notoriety as an experienced physician
both IN Europe and America specifically
in the treatment OF chronic complaints, at
ter other doctors have failed to effect
a cure. Those suffering should immediate
IL send for prescription, by addressing Dr.
Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio. v5n3--ly
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

IL the event OF war between Prus-
sin and Franco, Bavaria and Baden
Will actively aid the former.
THE PreSidenthas nominated Henry
J. Raymond, of New York, for Minis
ter To Austria. He may bc confirmed.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

troLD closed in New \ ork Saturday
at 1851.
UNITED States Fivc-twcnticS closed
in London Saturday at 81.
THE receipts of Internal Revenue
during the present fiscal year to date,
foot up nearly two hundred and
twenty-thrce millions of dollars.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

4 good farm of loo acres, in Randolph County,
Indiana
\ FIGURING Mill. with two run of Burr; situa-
ted in Brownsville.
Also a Notion Wagon. with n cool stnrk Of
Notion: Terms easy. For pa rtiruIars call on.
address. :. V. TEMPLIN.
Blcunts,illc, Henry County, lad.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
MISERY.

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Seminal Weakness involuntary Emissions,
ual Dcbilit'. aud Impcdimcnts to Marriage. gch-
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and Fits. Mental and PLY steal Incapacity, result
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This world renowned author. In snIs admirable
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every sufferer. matter what his condition NAV
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radically.
II Y This Lecture will prove i boon to thous-
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Sent, under seal, To any address. in n plain
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two Postage stamps. Also Dr. CuIserwelI's
y Marriage Guide" price aj cents. Address tho
publishers,
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Turn Pike Meeting.

There will be- a meeting at the stock
holders of the Huntsville and Hacers.
town Turnpike Company OF the first
Saturday in May, 1867, at | o'clock i,
NJ, at the school-house ia District No.
IN, West River Township, Randolph
County, Indiana, for the purpose of
clecting directors and to attend to
other important business for said com
pany. ISAAC j. FARQUHAR.
April ~, 1861. nil-ot
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
A DEMOCRAT GONE ASTRAY.

Ran away from the subscriber, living
in Blackford County, one rebel Lieu
tenant By the name of Wirts, whom
the Democracy had made Deputy
Auditor, and whom they had nomi-
mated for the same position. Said
Wirts was last heard of nj IndianapO-
liz, protesting to be robbed of 500 pub
lie money. He has failed 10 return or
account for the money.
Now be it known, that the under
signed will pay three cents reward for
the said WirtS, if he can be returned
before the next election, either To vote
for Us or run for office, or teach school
for our children, rs the benign princi-
Piles he advocates are such as all
Democrats children should know and
embrace.
PETER MCGEOONINDIKE.
Chief of the Democracy.
This nan WirtS, which the Dcmoc-
racy are now Offering Il reward for,
was a rebel Lieutenant. He finally
deserted or was discharged on account
of wounds or other cause. lie went
10 Blackboard County, and was ap-
pointed Deputy Auditor of that county,
the Auditor having ran away To Cana
ola because he was drafted. The
Democrats then nominated him for
Auditor, and ran him against Sergeant
Major f. Stahl, Of the sith Indiana, as
brave man "a ever shouldercd gun,
and the Democrats came up i'm almost
solid phalanx and voted for the rebel
Lieutenant, and only lacked four votes
Of electing him. Now, we learn from
the Hartford City Union, that this
rebel has left with 500, and reported
himself robbed at indianapolis, and,
therefore, failed To return. The In
dianapolis Journal says no such rob
berry occurred in that city. The Union
says the Democracy now profess to
have known that Wirts was bad
man. We do not doubt it, because he
was n rebel and they knew it. He
was a member of the latter-day De-
mocracy, and these two facts were
sufficient TO make any man bad. This
man would, doubtless, be popular a.
Democratic editor. lie will go hack
TO Virginia and take his stand among
the r. +. vs..
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
ENTERPRIS
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CINCINNATI.
capital. One Million Dollars.
Security, Two Millions Dollars.

OFFICERS.
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WN. VI. kfCHARD~ON Ser,et,rv
". BY Ron CARTER 80 Assi>,a,, Ser,.,,,xS
TH0S l.. lOUNG General Ay.n,
WM. Z. STRATrON.. Surxeyor
DIRECTORS.
y. ". bishop. Of X. ". Bishop & Ca.
1hco. Cook. "f Barker. Hart a Cook
Joseph {. Butler. President LAFAYETTE Bank.
Hugh NcBirney. Of Hugh NcBirnsy q CO.
l.. X. Hull. Of Addy. Hull & Co.
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Briggs swim. 4 Briggs SWIM & Go.
Charles Rule. Of &. Rnie Il Coleman.
Z. VI. Buchanan. of Buchanan a co.
Ado lPh Mood. Of Adoiph Wood x TO.
J. y. Hunt. Post Qurrtermasier
james :. Wise, Nashville Packet CompanV
l.. y Harris, MayhF os Cincinnati.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Paper Hanging ,

Ever brought To this market. Suitable for Halls.
Churches. Hotels and Dwelling. House Com
prising The richest Designs in Decorative Paper
langing>. Stamped Gill Paper Hanging- Frcsce
ana Gilt Paper lIanging- Finest French aud
English do. do. Satin and Common Wall
PapcrS. Window Papers.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

NEW YORK PRICES!
4 large Siock-Cocoa, C=ne. Manila and Straw
MATriNGS.
Floor and Table Oilcloth-a all widths.
Linen and Cotton Shcc,inss, Pillow Casing
Rich. Terry aud Rep. Curtans--Elesant Lace
Curtains,
Curtain Damaks. Counicrpancs. Linen Table
Damasks, Towelling. NAPKINS, Doilics, &C., SC.
Plain and Gilt Window Shades.
Window Hollands, at all widths and Colors.
Gilt Cornices, Pins, Bands, Loops AMI Tassels.
The Largest and most Elegant Stock of Fine
Damon HonDinrS
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Office NO. 8 Public Landing

NTLosses under Policies issued at this
agency. FOR the EsrERPRIsx FiRr Am MARINE
sss,EAs.F .osFass, will be paid through tho
undsrsigned.
A. M SWAIN ANEAr
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
RICHMOND GOODS

stan3 No. j, moi oR,y ~ home. but also in the
si"r'nnnu. - L"uis. Chicago aid IoIei,
mtrkets. from al of wbi,h places We have re
eeivc large orders. aud in every Instance aud
them TO their entire satisfaction.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
For which we will be prepared to pay the highest
market price, either IN our celebrated
HOME MADE GOODS OK CASH.

Having Increased rsar isinery and added ali
The Heterogeneous, Ne are prepared ~ turn
out large amount ~ GOODS dsily. equal i'm
qunlits q" any ever made IN this country.
We have on hand n much larger variety ~
Go~.ss than We had last year. aud have also i'm
proved ibs quality sorhst the
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Our Stock Consists Of

The following goods all Of our own manu- facture,
made from the very best maze rial, and warranted
entirely free from