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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
FOR EIGN.

The Austrian Parliament met on the
Goth inst.
The Monitor Miantonomah is at
Gibraltar.
McCaflcrty, the Fenian, has been
sentenced to be hung.
\ hot bomharIment of Vera Cruz
took place May 5.
The cotton crop of Bombay is esti-
mated at 1909 900 pounds sterling.
The Sultan has granted the title of
King to the Niccroy of Egypt.
The latest accounts received at Lon
don confirm ths, dofcat Of the Turks in
the recent battles.
General Diaz countermapded the
order of Alvarez for the execution OF
the prisoners at Puebla.
The Spanish fleet, which was at
Santiago de Cuba, has sailed for Mon
tevidco and Rio Janeiro.
The English House Of Commons
rejected, 10y majority of 123, an
amendment giving suffrage to women.
Queen Victoria, on the Goth inst, i'm
the presence of large and enthusiast
tie crowd, laid the cornerstone of the
Hall of Arts, at London.
BY contract between the Public
Treasurer and the Bancc EspagnOl, at
Havana, the latter engages to pay all
Treasury bonds as they fall due.
Mobile has beer put under the con
troll of the military, and strict regula-
tons have been issued for the proven
tion Of any further disturbances.
The ship Golconda sailed from
Charleston on the Goth inst. for Ii
IBERIA. She took 500 negroes. Many
more had engaged passage, but con-
cludcd not to go.
On the 2Sth ult. the Liberals were
bombarding the City of Mexico with
nineteen cannon. The gates were the
only points of defense left to Mar
qucSc.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
TIE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING

OF the Old Settlers Association of Ran
dolph County, Ind, will meet
At the Court Room. in Winchester,
on Thursday, the 9th Of June, 1867.
The Meeting will convene at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, when the Roll of members will be
called, and records made OF deaths and Re
movals during the past year. New mem
bers will be admitted and enrolled. All
who have resided twenty FIVE years or more
in the County, are entitled to become men,
bers, and IL is desired that all such enroll
themselves. Full records are kept of the
times of all Members births, their places
OF birth, when they came into the County,
when they joined the Association, aud when
they left 1t, and whether by oeath or re-
moval. These Records will be very inter
csting TO postcrity.
Historical "reminiscences. oral and writ
tea, sill chen be IN order, and written one.
will be recorded in tie records II the As
sociation. Brine something Of the kind
with you. All are invited TO attend let
US. one day in each year, meet together rs
neishhors and fellow citizens, irrespective
OF sccts OF parties
yER. SMITH, PRESIDENT.
VICE rRE~IDESrs
James c Bowen, Greensboro; Daniel
Miller, Ward; William Hunt, Westriv.e
Township; Eiihu Camack, Ws-ne Tows.
ship; JACOB Ward, Franklin; Joseph Per
Peter S. Miller, Monroe.
MARTIN a. REEDER, secy.
JOSEPH EDGER, Treasurer.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
NEWS ITEMS.


Gold closed in New York, Tuesday,
at 81 So.
The Merchants Union Express Co.
pay the Erie Railroad $4,000 year.
The Fenian Burke, recently con-
victed in Dublin, is lying dangerously
ill in his cell.
Senator Wilson closed his Southern
tour at Huntsville, Alabama, Monday,
and returned thence to his home.
Sixty-one thousand additional Brit
ish troops are called for by Sir William
Mansfield for service in India.
At single Land Oflicc i'm WiScon-
sin, during April, nine hundred home
stead entries were made.
Judge Kelly spoke at Atlanta. Ga,
on la-t Monday. Saving some gross
personal insults by one pitiable wretch
he was not interfered with. \ large
audience was in attendance, and
prominent Southern citizens thanked
him for his address at lis conclusion.
The call for n Convention, July 4, 10
organize tho Republican party was
read.
y curious case a2der the test oath
was decided by the Court Of Ciai his:
a man was admitted to practice in
that Court who could not take the oath
BECAUSE he had held q judicial office
under the rebel government. The
Court held that as he took the position
to escape service in the ranks. his
Loyalty is unquestionabie.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
GREELEY DEMORALIZED.

Horace Greeley expressed the opin-
ion that the Government, instead of
asking bail of jeff. Davis, should give
bail To treat him properly. This has
secured for Mr.. Greeley a favorable re-
ccption at Richmond, the rebels Of
that city condcscendiny To say that he
is not the brute they supposed him to
be- Dispatch.
II is an old saying, that when a man
commences To go down hill every
man gives him Il kick TO send him fur
thcr. II might also be said that when
n man takes the first step in the road
to ruin, every fatal act increases the
momentum TO drive him on TO destruc-
ton faster. This Is also true in politi-
cal decentralization. When Horace
Greeley asked for universal suffrage
and amnesty il was II step in the
wrong direction. He was then offer
ing TO compromise with sin and crime.
This step lead him, as Il natural consc-
qucncc, TO demand the release of jeff
Davis, and which necessarily brought
him prominently forward as his bail
and So great and rapid was his descent
that he travelled from New York to
Richmond in order that he might be
the first ON his bond. After all this,
we are prepared to hear him ask that
the Government of the United States,
with Indy Johnson ut its head, should
be required to give jeff. bond and
security that it will behave itself to-
ward him properly.
Greeley has forgotten the 100000
Union soldiers that were murdered by
jeff. Davis and his confcdcrates: and
after all this crime against the loyal
people of the North and against the
Government, this patron saint Greeley
asks that security should he given to
this wholesale murderer To treat him
well, so solicitous is he for Davis
welfare.
We nope, Ill therc Il "a loyal man IN
all this country, who has been, or is
now patronizing this sympathizer with
JefL, that he will do SO no longer, as we
think he has gone too far in tile
downward road 10 be extricated; in
deed, we think he understands his
situation, and has taken this step de-
hbcratcly. He is going just as William
seward and Andy Johnson went. lie
VIII, doubtless, labor to prove to the
country that he is It'll Republican.
just - johnson did. Horace has been
outrun IN his race for fame. and lac
modcstly drops hack and demands of
The country that the leaders of treason
ana rebellion shall not be punished.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
A Solemn Lesson.

Frank B. Fisher, young ey-ar-
my officer, committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself in the head, in
a faro bank. a card WAS found on
him on which the following was
written: "Donc by my own wicked
hand. Cause, demoralized by play
i'm a faro bank, and may Almighty
God have mercy on my soul"
Also the following letter:
MAY, 20, 1867.
Dear Coroner: Please inform
Norman Lodge No. 53:I, of my un-
godly death, and say that request
my poor wicked body to be return
ed to the bosom Of mother earth by
them, and may Almighty God have
mercy on my poor soul, through
Christ Jesus, our Saviour. Amen.
"F. b. FISHER"
"PostScript.-Please inform my
poor old Christian mother of my
death-Mrs. Mary +. Fisher, Iowa
City, Iowa"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been restored /" health
IN few weeks by a very simple remedy. after
haSing suffered for several wears with severe
lung affection. and that dread disease cousump-
TOMS anxious % make known 10 bis fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all WHO desire il, lie will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge. with the di-
rcciions for preparing and using The same. which
they will mud n sure cure for consumption. as
thms. bronchitis. coughs, colds, aud all thEoat
NJ lung affections. The only object 81 the adj
vctiiSer In sending the pre- scrptiou Is 10 benefit,
the afflicted. and spread Information which he
conceived to be invaluable. aud he hopes oNory
sufferer viii Try his remedy, as IL will cost them
nothing. aud may prove "a blessing. Parties
wishing The prescription, free, by return mail,
will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
5ni5-Iy Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
NOTICE 70 STOCKUoIDERs

Notice Is hereby given the Stockholders of the
Winchester aud Union City Turnpike Company
thar 10y order of the Board Of Directors of "a i'll
company the IIih day Of May. 1867, these sub
ser bing stock, 10 said COMPANY are required 10
pay their subscriptions. tn saif company ~ fol-
lows. To- wit: - per cent. on the Eth lay or
June. le6,; - per cent on thu lst day Of Ocio.
Der. lS6s: IS per cent. on the 2jih day of Dccem-
Der. 1867: ~ per eeAi.. the lst dav of Nav,
lrdr; and - per cent. on the III DAY October.
ls6s. Aud that John ! Cheney. George Cox
John u. Smith and Ia W hiiisel IRE appointed
agents TO close said subscriptions, by neie. made
due and payable. az The times specified, for the
amounts above specified
JOHN J. CHENEY. President.
Attest: JoHN u. GooDEIcH, Secretary.
May III. is6s. ni6-5t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23


a Cincinnati bcggar, just dead, left
10000 cash.
Washington city claims now pop
ulation OF 10000.
\ Colorado paper flies Grant anil
Doollttle for President and Vice Presi-
dent.
Strawberries measuring inches In
circumference have appeared in Mo-
bile.
Gen. Mcclellan and family will re-
turn from Europe next fall.
Stewart, of New York, lose, ST.
900 a year by shoplifters.
There are ZOO unknown graves
at Chattanooga.
In middle Georgia people have
walked ~ miles for peek of corn
meal.
There are 10000 Germans In New
Orleans.
Stephen Smith, n lumber merchant,
Is the richest negro i'm Philadelphia.
He owns 10 houses and is worth $780,
600.
The Great Eastern will not return to
New York; causc-grcatcr eXpendi-
lures than receipts.
a Kentucky clergymen has just
gained law suit which puts Sl5o,00o
into his pocket.
\ New York paper calls Beccher's
story gigantic scll-it has sold $780,
600 copies of the Ledger.
John Saxt0n, Of the Canton ohio
depository, is Is, and has helped to
produce every Issue of his paper since
1914.
The Kansas State Agricultural Fair
is to be held at Lawrence, commcnc
ing September II.
There are l., 537 miles Of railway in
Great Britain, according to. the last cs-
innate.
The Portland Star says an old fish
crman says that we arc to have no
warm weather until after tue 10th In
slant. He. relies upon the habits OF
the different varieties of fish rs wealth
er indicators, and says the blue back
appear few days before the advent OF
spring. They appeared last year the
18th of April, but have not as ye,
made their appearance this year.
Chemists tell us that single grain
of the substance called iodine will inn
part color to seven thousand times its
weight Of water. 1t is SO i'm higher
things; one companion; one book, one
habit, may effect the whole of life and
character.
"Wist ye not that | must I've about
my fathers busincss?n These are the
first recorded words of Jesus. Not tn,
first he ever spoke. lie was not duml
until his twelfth year. But these are
the first Of his words that were pre-
served and written down, the first that
were spoken to us and the world.
Fourteen thousand bushels of supe-
rior California wheat, the largest inn
port for several years. were sold ut Bos-
ton last week at > 81 per bushel.
An American lecturer Of note once
said, "Parents, you have children, or,
if yon haven't, your daughters may
havev
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
ri ItYpIIxIs

Where's, the estimate Of the cost Of tho com
va. daily made ~ Nathaniel p. Heaston. ava
fngiueer, according 10 the h'~ 81 Narchs, l-di.
hsestlmate II me same besng sixle "a liuuarsd
dollar sl.ouo go per n.iie Auds oricialiy aird
v ~ the Audiior 81 Randolph coangy, Nov. o.
l-C5, tNo ihsiallments are therefore nov due and
one can nov be- immediately collected cas- ether
taxes are" by the county Treasurer and The sec.
ond can be in n short time.
~ O. therefore ordered hN the Board Of nircc.
tors Of said Turnpike COMPANY that all persons
owhg Ia % 10 saiu Tsrapiko company. bee aud
thes are hereby required 10 pas oue-third % the
taNes assessed against them on % before the 18th
day OF June. 1901. and the second snstaiimcnt &C
one thgrd 90 the taNes assessed. 20 De paid On of
before The Il Ia, OF October 80. said ayments
L. be made promptly 10 T. ". kizer, Treasurer
Of said Company in Winchester. aud on the fall
uro 81 The l,artic. Interested 10 make ne pay =
meni. "a above specified, the eOgHN Treasurer
viii collect The rs distress sud sale OF prop.
criN, Ia accordance with thc n undrr wlsich said
Association Vas organized. Nothing In the abov g
order shall DO construed requiring per-ons ho
may b. actually Working thclr taxes AZ The time
said miscellaneous become due % pay money, un-
less they 81 desire. i.r u is the wish Of the Di-
rsctor., and the interest Of the eiataon that
all should, who can, work their taxes on The
road.
Passed D, the Board q Directors 81 the Win
chester and nccrncld Turnpike COMPANY, May
Il is6i. A ST0Nk, Pes.
J. " JARNAGIN Soc pro- tenn.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

AtSIn0xSille, Tennessee, there was.
on the 9th inst, a great radical meet
ING, calling together the largest as
sembiage ever known in the city. \
large procession, attended with music
called NJ the residence OF Governor
Brownlow, who, although quite feeble
made brief speech in acknowledge
ment Of the compliment. The pro-
cession then marched TO the Court
house, when great meeting was or
gained in the open air and addressed
by several speakers whose radical ut
ieranccs were received with NANTES
ta'ions Of cordial approval.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

Valuable Advice 70 the Afflicted DR.
Strickland, in rspiyto numerous apiica-
tons for advice. wishes 10 inform those
" DO are afflicted, that rhey may consult
him on all Acute or Chronic Diseas by let.
ter, stating the age, symioms, &c, With a
fee Of - enclosed. Dr.. = has obtained
great notoriety as an experienced physician
both in Eaiope and America specifically
in the treatment Of chronic complaints. af-
ter other doctors have failed to effect
cure. Those suffering should immediate
ly send for prescription. by addressing DIR.
Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio. v5u3s-ly
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
TTRNPtkE MEETING.

Notice IS hcreby given that there will be a
m Getting u tho Stoc b FOLDERS Of Hagerstovn AID
Unionsport Turnpike Company, al the Factory
In Uuionsport, West River Township, Randolph
County, Indiana, on Saturday, the LIST day oil
June ico7, at one O'Clock p NJ. for the purpos G
OF eleeting 1--we Directors, OF said company, and
other important business. A full attendance IL
requested.
join W Botkins, William hawkins, Wrp, ;.
Hurt, Juhn n Lewis, Stockholders. i6-2l
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
LIcENSE NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given 10 The elussns %
" alR. Tow aship y. a. NJ !, oesrgs A. fharchsnAn.
Of Randolph County. state O & lndtaaa. shall ar-
plyst ~. next term II the Beard Il County
tommssi"ner. doing business Coz said Couni,.
70 DC heiI 90 its Court house. IA " tnshcsief. "a
the nrst Monday 10 JuAo nr a. Cor Tue purrosr Of
tAAlng "ut license q retail lnioNicaupg liquors,
~ less quantity Than obe quart 81 time. and
sHher u" same u D. drank my premises and
~ my mousse situated on lots number y aud "a.
and known a. The Broadway street House. hont-
log On Railroad. ln the town II Union, Masne
Township. Randolph tonnts. Indiana
GEOkGt A. CHURCHMAN.
Ma, =, isG7 45-t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

Washington Ailbaugh ~. Emanuel kidsnour 4
Mary Ridenour.
Vow comes the Plaintiff. by Jacob Elizroth. NJ
torncy. and hle, his complaint herein, together
with an affidavit that said defendants are not res
idenis % the State OF Indiana.
Notice - therefore hereby given said defend
ants, thai unless the! be aud appear on the Hrsi
day 81 the next Term OF the Randolph Common
Pleas Court. To- he holden the ith Monday Of
June. \. -. Irts, at the Court House in Winchcs-
ter 10 said COUNTY and State anianswcr or dcmur
to said complaint. the same Will be ri and dc
tcrnnca in their absence.
Witness my name. and the seal 81 said Court
ali Ned at Winchester this 9lst ay of Man \. 4. Il
is67. JNO. h. GOODRICH, Clerk.
Il
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
FARM FOR SALE.

good farm Of ,0aercs. onc.half cleared. with
n good Young orchard. situated an the road lead
ing trom Winchester to HuntsVitls, within one
mile Of Huntsville; good school house on one
corner of the land. Terms easy.
For particular - inquire Of or address
Will. NJ. WATKINS, New Castle, Ind.
MA 3mt
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Motto" - hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator. de Bonus non,
of IT,. cssnic ~ W Iliiam kinrr. ,l.crase,l. late
Of Randolph County. Said estate j. supposed
10 be solN emit. ~. VI. BRADBURY.
MAY y ls6s. iG-3i Admir-. de bonus non.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
S1rRAYED.

Strayca from the subscribsr living near Win
chester. one black mare colt = Years old, has a
white spot on let side Of fhe nsek. few white
hairs around rs eyes and nose. Any informa-
ton, or any person returning the same 20 II. T..
kizer, IN Winchester, will be paid for trouble
aud expense THOMAS PIERCE.
Nav ~ fS67 fc9t
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
--------- : -
NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT.

Notice Is herabv given that the undersigned
has been appointed adm inisratrix, al the estate
Of James W. "iimore, deceased, late If Ran
dolph county, indiana. Said estate - supposed
10 be solvent. HANNAH A. WILNORE,
May 81, 1867. tI6-3i) Administrative
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
FOR SALE.

a house with four good rooms. neatly furnish
eel, good well. and three lo;s: situated
Main street, north OF tho Rsi.rDad depot. \
good bargain will be given 10 any one wishing 10
purchase For further particulars call on T.. u.
REYNOLDS iG-if
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
MISERY

s.xa.. Just Published. In a scaled ~n a
S-t<&~< ol,c. Pficc six ctatis. A Ice ~
Hf~@r on the Native, Treatment md Va
zeal care Of Srrrmato rhga
seminal Weakness. iHNoluntar, Emissions. 49,
ual DEBILITY, aud lmpcdimeh,s 10 Marriage. gen.
orally. Neuousnes.. Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, Mental and Ph, steal incapaeir result
Ing from .clf-abusc, &e.-B, Robert J. CuNer-
we'll, ". H.. Author os tho .'Green Beck. "&c.
Tn. world renowned author. In tnis admirable
lecture. clearly proves nom his own experience
that the awful consequences of self.ahuse may be-
rfcetually removed without medicine aud with-
out dangerous surgical operations. bougies. w
sirumcnis. rings, or c0rdials. pointing out mode
of cure 81 once certain aud cfrtil a.. by which
evcTN sufferer. matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself ehcaply, privately, and
radically.
~ This Lecture viii prove boon to thous-
a,ir's aud thousands.
sent, under seal, 10 any address. in plain
scaled envelope. on the receipt of sN cents. 40
two postage stamps. Also pr. Caivcr~cll's
Marriage Guide" price IS gents. Address the
Publishers,
CRAS. J. &. KLINE g. co.
12s Bowery, New York, Post-Ofiice boz f,5S6.
N5nE-s
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

80 has Just come to Hght
Who're m officer, cashlercd for trcach-
cry and cowar,lice, aud whose sentence
was approved from the Commanding
General up 10 President Lincoln, and
not yet set inside, IL now a confidential
agent in one of the Departments at
Washington. Dispatch.
Unds the reign Of Andy the First,
that elias. Of men would he suitable
persons 10 ~ his dirty work. II il
this GLASS Of men that are willing 10
sell themselves. The corruptions In
pubic life are so great that good men
shrink from IL. A large per cent. Of
the Offices Of the country are bought
and sold like merchandise; therefore,
bad men are more likely 10 get place
and power than good ones. The
Jeficrsouian doctrine has never been
fully recognized by any party in this
country, as he honcst-is he capa-
BILE" ID used 10 Dc preached by the
party, but the time has passed for that,
and il is now denounced ~ low dema-
goguery to talk about these old fogy
notions of honesty and eapability.
We believe the history of Andy
Juhuson's appointments will show an
amount of perfidy and corruption
never before cqualed in the history OF
this or any other government.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
GzvI3Isls XIITI53
THESE WORLD-RENOWN SEW
ING MACIIINES

We're owarlc1 The highest prcn,i,,ns
W Hc Worlds Fair az London, dnof
SIR first premiums at The Ncc 5orE
,Statc Far IF lSt56, anil
Are celeb rsiel for doing the best rork. using =
much smaller needle for the same thread than
any other machine. and by the introduction 81
tho p,o~l approved machinery. NC are nov able
To suppl. the yer! best MAJ hinc, in The world.
These machines ARE made 1T orr new and
spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn. I'M
der the immediate supervision of the Pres
ident Of the Company, ELIAS HOWE, j.. /,
the original inventor Of the Sewing Ma
chine
They are adapted 10 all siad. of Family Sew
ing. and 10 the use - Seamstrcsses. Dres-mak-
cr.. TaiFnr-. Nanuf ctnrer> Of shirts. Collars,
skirts. Cl"ak-. MauiiIlns. Clothing. Hat, Caps.
Cer>.t-. Bors.. Shoes. Harness, Saddles, Linen
Goods. 4 Umbrellas. Parasol.. &c They will
work eqnalis weil upon sih, linen. wooden ah,l
cotton goods. with sill. cotton or linen thread
They will perform every spcrbes IL sew isg.
making \ beautiful aud perfect sis.h, alk. OF
both sides of the articles scwcd.
The ,Hifch mrcnfcd by w. HOU-E.
md n,u,ic on his 'fochj,,e, Is the most
po,s,lor anil dnruJIc. and oH .Sswjsg
.M,chincs are subject to Tie principle
mrtatcd by him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
j. q. BRYANT,
GENERAL AGENT,
9s Washington Street,
Chicago, III.
,Snii-,s
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

TO THE FARMERS OF WAYNE


nirtr f
afr
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
HOME MADE GOODS OR CASH.

Hav'pe increased rur ma. hfneyy and added all
the Latest improvements, We are prepared To- turn
out a large amount 80 tsoods daily. equal in
quality To any ever made in this country.
W. have kssd much lager varsity -
foods than We had last year. and have also i'm
proved the asalii. so that the
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
NOTICE TO NON-REsiDENTs.

State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
In the Common Pleas Court, June Term, LOO d.
ComDluiut MOI 1852
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
RICHMOND GOODS

stand No. \, not only at home. but also In the
Cincinnati. 81 Louis. Chicago aud Toledo
markets. from all Of which places Ne have re
ceiycd large orders, aud IN every instance nii<d
them To their entire satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
SITUATIONS wASrED--FEnALEs.

A Yoi%SG GIRL WISHES sIrUATiOS--s5 CHAM
y berm>d ani wa ress IA prya fas W = wiinng 70
sstshins aad rlnng; soo6 ry ref
be TWO days At aaJ West 25h ST. oeiwee 9h
and IOih
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

4 RESPECTABLE GIRI. WISHES A SITUATION IN
"A aprvate family 70 take OF children and make
herself generally useful has objection the country for
the Gail 34 East a2d st. bctweou I'd and 81
the grocery