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ChriStmaB-The Dull SeaaOn-Enect of
"strikss"-The Places of Public Amuss-
ment-Ths Grand Duchess of GGerOIstein
Its Immense POpuIarity-Miss La
cOrte, etc.
IEYENINe TELEGRAPH SPECIAL coRREsPoNDENcE.l
NEW YORK, Dec. q, 1867.
Wednesday proved to be the dullest Christ
mas that has been known in this city 1or tf
could assign satisfactory causes for It, The
poorest people seemed most disposed To enjoy
The emselves, and did so by parades, mummerIes,
and visiting the places of public amusement. A
large number OF clerks do not have more than
they usually make the best of these opportuni-
ties, to the great delight of their sweethearts.
Among the mechanics there was less exube-
rance than usual, Tor they feel this winter the
effect of the "strikes of the spring and sum
mer. Every year the diseontented make
sipkes, which have the effect to paTalyze en-
terprise, and when winter comes on, the
effect OF them is severely felt. Prices OF labor
such must be the result of endeavori 5g TO force
prices upon what are called capitalists.
Our places Of public amusement have not
been so well attended this winter as usual. The
Italian opera has been failure and Max
Maretzek has sold out to Leonard Grover, who
4 he fact is that the French Opera Company did
much TO ruin the Italian sea- on. The Grand
combination. The artists work admirably and
haTmoniously together-have perpetual fresh
ness Of spirit, and thus, after seventy repre-
IL was fourteen weeks ago, when 1t was hrst
produced. Last night, Tor instance, the house
was thronged with beauty, fashion, and culture.
Except on last Friday night, when the Duchess
appeared at the Academy or Music,
during the season, and the demand
for places for tomorrow night has been such
that the theatre viii not contain one-half of
those who have made applications for seats.
This is pretty well for the SEVENTEEN perform
ance! To morrow, after the matinee, Mr.. Brig
field the active and intelligent business agent,
will take the Opera Company to Boston, where
Mr. Bateman is at present preparing the stage
for the arrival of the Grand Duchess and her
| court.
There is nothing new in the way OF amuse-
ments announced, except the grand dramatic
| recital of Miss Lacoste, which Is to take place
| In February, in the Fifth avenue. 1t will cen
sist of the acting of the entire play of Julius
| Cesar, Miss Lacoste personating all the char
| acteTs, and speaking the entire text from me-
| moTy. This young American tragedienne will
thus undertake Ia k never before attempted,
| ard the ente! !taiument will he unique. The
price of the tickets is three dollars, aud will he
| SOLD by subscription. Consequently the utmost
| fashion will be represented. The young lady
is the ost accomplished and intellectual artlse
| now in the county. BIT.
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CLOTHING.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST
CLOTHING IN THE CITY.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Nos. 6O3 and Cos CHESTNUT St.

Every Garment in our Exten-
siVe Assortment LOWERED
in Price to suit the times. We
are determined to close out
our Stock of OVercoats and
Heavy Suits before the HoIl-
days, Very Cheap. Prices
greatly reduced on Ordered
Work.
Parents, bring along your
Boys. We have all kinds of
Boys Clothing, which we will
seIIVery low.
The Best Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia at the low
est figures.
Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed to every purchaser. ''0sm
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Proposals FOR ARMY TRANsPoRrA-


- AAOH>' O,,v1cs C1I1rr ou.prrp,,,srrp
Eopr 10 tLTSSSJ Sansas IN ~, IN ieez
cooiaJ ,lroTosaIs vii. he 90 n Hts 6, 40 ,r
70 oScoc NJ ta II,p ~ IL IL, To 1ese ' % fr J ra
noptsTion Of military SnDpiIes nrinS' the year com
nencirg MI iass a,d eDdi RS oro6 S IseS IN
the 70 -, u ens -iS-A oA' AO' VI
'10 40ii0"iNs A"u'eIi IiOTrTE No
Erorn T7ort IIorltaS Z anaaS Tort tTova Harsaa
Iol fOrt daIkeri ahsas 1ork 1ays, hnnsiss,
ne SyeF Va az ~ f
on M I1t 6a ts NJ n VI ~. e @ I
may pe Dy hhe oLhcer, IN tiS
atitS,do ta hsss uI VI . ~ III VI
MaNIco r anu anu 70 IA ~ ICY
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ItO'J anu W any OIner poAhts Oh the HouSe W 'nA'
"eP'" ROITTE NO q
From Fort Union or sncb other danot 90 NAV ha
esta6iisbs9 IN the TerritoTV of New GO o pS o
posts or stations that are or may pc In that
t anu i NJ suSh Pos.s VL s may pe ue-
Sis @ III tns Vi 81 anu III 'ne oIaIe
VI AeA'S' "es1 oi l1nsItnNHS 25IseINH No No ugsIeeS
From, sncb ,,oi,t ~ neCAn ny. m, tho Mia
unnIf Paci6c PoIroa 90 Lay t yt ye s NissnS
PSaciAc Bajroad ~ tS IIt, T slj,Uoa IN IN
- 80 1stiae ~ "a sile - ~
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~ ~ LIZ De es'"Ohaneu HS 'ne 'aEf UeP0 III 'A'
NJ ~ S.ySobt to ho ,ars,,crtsl 1,,r, II, q ,,o, MIL
~ 10 80 o,,'o ~ s nm I Sie - - WI WI
No NO nn6 ynSt A. % ~ ~ 10 oi,te NJ o ao6 too
no1rS oVV'''VV P"uuus anu On 4souVe NJ 0 -VVVVoO
Pronnsals will be made for each route separatelv
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds Der 100
ie9 ~ ti tnS SUI eS ~ ~ eaon %
ms March 81 Isse AAFil4 - 1'0o' anu eiu
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BOARDING.

IRsT-CLAss BOAR G.,
Central location No. llsl eIhahD s'ree.' wos.S Sa
Eleventh. above Chesnut street handsome se'ono
stnr, Co., room. upnrnished, now vacant -
TTNoN PASTE AND s1zISS PAPER
~ "a shoemakera. Pocketrbook Mskersl Bill
hangers, 40 i'd will not sour. Is cheap and always
Poster sr use Refer 10 ]. b. Lippncou Co, Devar
Keller William Mann, PhilsdeipMnia pm =, t,agniners
h11sP 5hn1aP GENTS /. l. CRAGIN q co., NO. 40 CON-
MERCE Street ~
TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.-.
| ] Principal Depot, No. 30l CHEsNUr Street.
Central Depot, No. lO8 South FIFTH Street. one doc
below Chesnut hstablished 1862 -,
hand 10 any amount - .-..-
orders by Mail or Express promptly ettepoeoVA
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PROPOSALS
HEApQuARTERs pEPoT OF THE PLATrE,
Ii CH1RF QUARrERMAsTER's OFFIon,(
OMAHA. Neb November 20, 1887 I

IL GH1HH ClUARTERM AaTHR's OFFICH,l
PROPOSALS F0R Army Ell TRA e rlYfeoN1
= oe be "a sg % 81 9s Gsnaay Ss pPS 3
i9E & the 1snSPoristlon Of Military supplies curing
81, 1863, on Route No. l, from Oneyenne Dakota or
he year on The Omaha branch Of the Union on Pacc
adSliI,oa1, west OF Cheyenne, 20 such posts or
TitoTy OF Montana south OF latitude n degrees In the
the Territory Of Idaho east Of longitude G degrees
atn6 me S territories Of Utah and Colorado north Of
The weightto be transported during the year on
s boue G NO J VIII not exceed twenty million
Bdders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles At whleh they VIII transport the stores In each
Zm0n,h Z of ne year beginning April l. 1865, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full as well as
thef places OF residence and each proposal should be
accompanied by bond In the sum OF ten thousand
persons legally executed and properly stamped guar
aDteejng that In case contract Is awarded for the
posing, ne contract win be accepted and entered INTO,
ana good and sufficient security furnished by said
party In accordance with the terms Of this advertise
Each bidder must be present ct the opening OF the
proposals In person or be represented by his at
The contractor will be required to give t25O,OOO
Satisfactory evidence OF loyalty and solvency Of
each bidder aud person offered security will be
Proposals must be iudored Proposals for Army
tertaiIed uness thew nSliv conopiv with tba reonir
me nts of this advertisements
The party TO whom the award is made must be
prepared 10 execute the contract at and give
the required bonos for the faithful performance Of
the contract.
the right to reject any or all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the Let day of April 1865 and will be required have
a place of business or agency at which he may be
com mmunicated with promptly and readily, for Route
No. l, at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
Rs may be Indicated as the starting point OF the
route.
Blanks forms showing the conditions OF the con-
TO be entered into can be bad application
this Office. or at the Office of the aser New
York, st. Louis, Fort LeavenwOrth, Santa Fe aud
Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be part
of the proposals.
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brig-Gen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. 122lm
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M 8. BUILDERS MILL,

NOS "A, nc, And rs q. FIFTEENTH 81.
ESLER e. BRO, Proprietors.
Always on hand made OF the Best Seasoned Lumber
81 low prices,
WOOD MoULDINGs, BRACKETs, BALU5TERs,
AND NEWELS.
Newels Balusters, Bracket and Wood MouidinEH.
WOOD MOULDIN05. BRACKETS, BALUsTERs
AND NEWEIS.
Walnut and Ash Hand Railing, 8, 8H, and inches.
BUTTERNUT. Oh EsHUT, WALNUT
MOULDLN05 " order. ela
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PROPOsALs FOR AGE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE,
JEFFARsoNvILLE, Ind, Dec. is, 1867.
Sealed proposals will be received AZ this odce
until ~ M. January 9 1868, for the delivery of a
three molIhs' supply OF OATS and HAY Tor this
Depot
The Oats must be of the best quality.
The Hay must be OF the best qualiy y baled Hay.
Forage TO be delivered from time 10 time, as re-
quired by the officer in charge.
Bids must be made In duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached 20 each, aud each bid
must be accompanied by the guarantee of two re-
sponsible parties that' In case the contract y
will be given for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
Bids " III be endorsed Proposals for Forage" and
addI essed to the undersigned.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
BY order of the Quartermaster- General. u-sonr
l2247tl III. q. RANSOmtr
Brevet Lleut-Col and Q. NJ. Q. S. A., Depot 9. NJ.
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In the past seven years the monks Of
Mount St. Gothard have given over twenty
thousand meals to needy travellers, and cloth
ing, too, at an expense of less than Sl7OO.
Miss Damon, the pretty Universalist
preacher, has been called TO Cavendish, vt.
II to her lot some heresies may fall, look on
her face and you'u forget them all.
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PROPOSALS.
n FFICE
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER


~ FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
Scaled P,oposS 1Ew ro oEiLnASs La Dec 49, 1857
this office &c, 9nlI Y NJ January 49, 1868 for the Pur
Hgd hs 2Gs$
F9 he ssfe9s saie % HapiSgS ine to %h'eS R%ne6
bnildlngs water stations turn tables. etc., the rail-
To soSneTy e sss and
59s miles railroad track.
2pnch bars, used
6stufling boxes, used.
2.o 2o.9oo pounds railroad chairs, good.
locomotive unservlceAble.
locomotive and tenoer, serviceabe.
1locomotive headlight, unserviceabIe.
15o 4 coupling links, good.
l2,oOO pounds railroad spikes, good.
2shackle bars, used.
2 fiat Cars, worn but serviceable.
4TaI road frogs gSan and switch stands, worn.
2jack screws and levers, worn.
2turn.t ables, worn, HH.
fire toDPs, worn
screw wrenches, worn. .....
2push-car wheels, worn.
stove, worn.
push car, worn.
This sale will include the title to the land, which
does not belong to the United States nor to the bridge
This road is about ten miles in length. and extends
from BTaz1s Santiago to Whites Ranche, on the Rio
Grande. From this point connecti n Is made by
OF the ten miles l39-l6O washed away by late
hurricane 467i60 are IN running order although not
continuous, and about Sil6O miles OF the material
are buried IN sand. .I
The is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf OF Mexico and the interior Of
Southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the COM
munication by rail alone can readily be extended to
Brownsville.
The raj road to Whites Rancho saves thirty miles
of difficult and tortuOus navigation, The road Is five
feel gauge. good ties II rail- and iull spiked;
The property may be inspected on application to
Captain @. II. Hoyt, a. Q. M Brownsville, Texas,
ana any information desired may be obtained fiom
that officer, from the Office of the Chief Quarter
master Filth Military District, New Orleans, La
condition of the sale will be that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government troops aud sup
plies whenever required at rates not to exceed tho
paid by the United states to other railroad companies
in the Fifth Military District
Terms OF payment cash, In United States Treasury
notes.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
PROPOSALS should be indorsed Proposals for Brazos
Sar tiGgo and Rio Grande Railroad" and addressed
to the Undersigned at this office. - -
Breyet Lieut. Col and A. O. 81. u IS. A. in charge Of
Office - 22t lot
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Christmas-The Dull SeasOn-Ehect of
"Strikss"-The Places of Public Amuse-
ment-The Grand Duchess ORGerOlstein
Its Immense POpularIty-Miss La
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EITLER, WEAVER g. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF
MANILA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS,
TWINES, ETC.
No. 28 North WATER Street. and
NO. % North DELA WARE Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
EDWIN ii, FITLER, BIoHAR '
CONRAD r. CLorHIBH
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IN.
CARY.
lwing-room,
sty lace
wore,
rench rose,
Le satin bows.
peeped without
lite;
gray tits true,
and bright;
er glances shone around,
good thing she had found.
was on the stroke Of eight,
g-she sat apart,
w listening close, and laying now
! be hand upon her heart
And toying with her curls and rings,
And doing other girlish things.
At length step was heard, and then
ringing at the door
give minutes and half too soon,"
aid Mrs. Mabel Moore.
f Then to her maid-"It is no sin,
GOquick, and say am not in.
! ''For if he loves me as he says,
lie can afford to wait,
And come again precisely at
Five minutes after eight.
My nerves are nearly quite unstrmg,
So very earnestly he rung."
But true love never did run smooth,
As oftentimes is told,
And VIII the door was opened wide,
And shivering in the cold,
The maid beheld the expected guest,
And smiled and curtesied her best;
And told him, with grace as sweet
As if she craved boon,
Her mistress had declared it was
A little bit too soon,
And that she thought it was no sin
To send him word she was not in.
Gay, very we'll, " the guest replied,
'In truth make no doubt
That whether she be in or no,
I've surely found her out"
And she who sent him from the door
Remaineth Mrs. Mabel Moore.
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- sale by order OF the Hamilton Rife Company
sHARP'S RIFLES, AMMUN iTION, HATS, ErC.
on Monday Evening,
Dec. &c. at O'clock ct the COmmissi 1ners' Hall
Thirty seventh and Market streets, will be sold the
pro' erty otthe Hamilton Rides consisting OF Sharps
rlneS, with sabre bayOnets: accOutrements for the
5. m about 5000 rounds OF fixed ammunition hats,
etc The entire proceeds the beue6t of the West
Philadelphia Childrens Home, fiS2T st
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WY L L A M s. G II A N 7
wv CON MISSION MERCHANT,
No, 88 q. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia,
AGENT
Dupopts eunpowder, Refined Nltre, Charcoal. Eto
Crock eT Broa. q OOIS Yellow Metal sheatbhinaE
Bolts. and HRila. 'Nb
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

The pride of every county should
be the building up of II county or
gan that will advocate the interest
of the people.
Since the JOURNAL. has passed
into the hands of the present pro-
prietors, its effect has been clearly
felt and seen i'm its advocacy of pub
lie improvements. 1t has been
no less active in the religious, cdu-
cational and political interests of
its patrons. 1t, therefore, should be
the pride OF the people of the coun-
~ to sustain and improve Ii by the
increase of their patronage.
The proprietors ask that every
man in the county takes and works
for the paper. Let each subscriber
feel himself authorized to not only
speak in its favor, but To secure
more subscribers.
No county paper published in the
State gives rs large an amount oi
local news as the JOURNAL.
The JOURNAL will advocate the
interest of the whole county-her
Railroads, Turnpikes and the bust
ness interests of the people.
The low price of the subscription
brings it within the reach of all
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
PATENT TANNING,
TIE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT

Having bonght tire Patent Tanning process.
for Randolph County | now offer for sale at
s. 90 Tor personal right this great invention.
which enables any person Ia Tan all kinds Of
iigat sldcs. such dog. sheep. coon mink
mH-Srat, &c-. in sIOrt tiue. from three boars To
ihrecdays; heavy hides. such as calf and COW.
viii take from zen 70 Twelve days. \ few cents
viii purchase the mater n Tor Tannins cat. dog
sheep, coon or muskra: skins. BY this process
eyery farmer or mechanic can manufacture his
own gloves. mlttens. robe. and that at nom in
al price compared with What they pay for them
when they buy them already made. Ladies' in
stead 81 purchasing The r FAIRS n enormous prices
can By tAis process manufacture them from the
raw material. kyery purchaser j. furnished with
Pamphlet containing full and complete dIree-
tons 20 that any one can acquire speedily sue
cessfal practice Of the ART. containing also.
valuable receipts for eooring fars, hair, WOOL or
skins which arc worth Rsore than the price 81
the whole wouiu say 10 all. now Is the time 10
buy that which Will be OF more services - YOU
ard win be greater saving OF nonev than any
Thing which you have purchased lately II IL 10
humbug- Samples may e>een and rights SOL
eltisr at fns once. up Eaifs IN h Jail Eaildin :
OF ct the harness shop of samuel Brr1hnry.&
V5u3l 3m - + b. REENQLDS-
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

PRE~UMPTIoN.-Some persons pre-
sumo that editors can and do know
every thing. They expect them to
report all the marriages, deaths, acci-
dents, removals, sales, transfers, &c
We desire 10 say that editors are no
omnipresent. and, therefore, If some
things do not find their way into
print, do not say ii was because the
the editor did not wish 10 publish il,
hut because no one reported il 70 him.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

liz You want your blacksmithing
done in good order, with moderate
charging, go to the new shop Of Scott
x Mcconnell, i'm the "Old Dan. Rush
stand, che square west of the court
house, on Franklin street. They shoe
horses and warrant them not To "in-
terfcre,p cure bloodhound and tender
feet by shooting, make new plows out
OF old ones, and make them run right,
in fact, they do all kinds Of black
smithing Particular attention paid
10 mnchincrV.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

NEGRO ON THE BRAIN.-The editor
OF the Mirror has the worst attack OF
pegrophObid of any man we ever
knew. His preiudiccs lead him into
all manner Of errors He's genuine
lshmaelite.--1etegdn.
When the editor of the Mirror dies
his punishment will be from the i'm
aginary spirits of million little ne
groes dancing and fitting before his
troubled and agonizcd Imagination.
He will see them just a n n drunken
sot sees snakes, and all kinds of black
fearful objects. Wepity the poor fell
low,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
Voters of the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
fricf

WINCHESTER, IND, March II. 1861.
/ have announced myself H. cam
didatc for Prosecuting Attorney for
the 18th Judicial Circuit ofIndiana, and
if il meets your appreciation, l respect
fully ask YOU TO assist me in securing
the nomination, and | assure YOU the
favor will he highly appreciated.
Yours very truly,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

PERsONAL.-Mr ID. surface, late ed
itOr of the Toledo Daily Commercial,
but Mt present "trave.in@ corresponds
cnt' OF the Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
spent last Sabbath in this place on Il
visit Ia his friend, Maj. g. II. Zone
brake. ASA
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
WINCHESTER MARKET
Z INDIAN APOLiS.

Werden & Sumwalt have as nice
and complete stock of Books,
Stationery, Photograph Albums,
Gold Pens. Paper Hangings. &c, as
can be found in the city, and custo-
mers are treated with such courtesy
and politeness as to render it real
pleasure to trade there. Give them
a call.-Honse Tisitor.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Valuable Advice to the Afilcted.--Dr.
Strickland, in rsr'y to numerous aplica-
tions for advice, wishes to inform those
who are Afflicted, that rhey may consult
him on ali Acute or Chronic Dseas by let
ter, stating the aye, SYMPTOMS, &c, With n
fee OF s. enclosed. DR.. :. has obtained
great notoriety rs an experienced physician
both in Europe and America. specifically
in the treatne of chronic complaints, af-
ter other doctors have failed to effect
a cure. Those suffering should immediate
y send for "a prescription. by addressing DIR.
Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

GONE To THE CITY,. i. Garter
desires Us To say that he is now in Gin
cinnati purchasing his spring stock Of
boots and shoes, and that when they
arrive, which Will be the latter part of
the week, he will warrant 10 those who
call, boots and shoes little cheaper
than have been sod in this market.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

\ strong speck OF winter has been
visible to every body in this latitude
and we advise editors who have ste
reotypc article which reads winter
still fingers in the lap of SPRING" to
bring il out. You have said it once,
but IFS good for few times more.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

TIE WAY To WEALTH.-it may not
nc known TO all that the road 10 wealth
is insaving money after il is made.
We therefore recommend those who
wish to save money TO 90 TO Will. r.
Way X Co.'S grocery and buy, as they
giveus theassurance that they will
sclIalittielcss than a ny body else, and
a penny saved is u good a. one earn
ed. So said Doctor Franklin.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
Great .SargnlnS.

y. II. Swain, Real Estate Agent, has
a number Of dwellings and vacant lots
for sale at great bargains. Also $50
900 worth of improved lands, in this
county Office in Locke's building.
3S-tf.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Notice u hereby given that will sell al public
auction. an Friday. the Sth day OF April. le67 AZ
the residence Of Francis Jcfres. Diseased. late
OF Randolph County, Indiana. all his personal
property (not taken by the widow ) consisting of
horses. sheep. cattle. hogs. one ,wo-Eorse wagon.
corn oats hay. farming utensils. and a variety Of
other article. TOO tedious 10 mention. A credit
Of nine onihs will be given sum. over three
dollars. the purchaser giving his note with ap-
proved surety, waving valuation and apprslse-
ment Laws. JAMFe ]. CLAYTON.
March :, iss.. ID tdnins.ir-tor
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Mex. Scott. who has been having Il
serious difficulty with n Mr.. Gum, i
now under,apother indictment for an
assault and battery upon Al. Pursley,
WITH iHtenpto kill We knownothing
of the particulars Of the case.fff
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Real Estate Asency in Winchester.

Real Estate AseAcy in Winchester.
ID. NJ. bradbury, Real Estate Agent,
offers AT a great bargain the following
real estate. in Randolph county:
House and lot for sale north Of the
Railroad, in Winchester, Ind, worth
$500. Terms liberal.
Dwelling house for saiey on Mcri-
dian street. Price =, 000.
Que hundred and sixty acres inn
proved land near Winchester
One hundred and sixty acres inn
proved land near Huntsville.
Thirty five acres under cultivation
near MOrristOwn.
Seventy acres four miles west OF
Winchester.
House and lot in Winchester.
Twenty-Five vacant lots in Win
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