Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 2, Shelbville, Shelby County, 18 September 1862 — Page 3

XMTEER. Ij o a :lT0rttCE TO ADVERTISERS. TbaYolannteer It the obit rsrra pu dished in Shelby i potnty has large and penna!11' circulation, offering superior advantages to advertisrir.lPEnATIVENOTICE. On aa 1 after thi 4ate no notice for divorce, notice of nonresident, notice for sale of land (eventing Sheriff's Pales), koticea of administration, nor l(rI notices of any kind, will b inserted In tb Shelby Volunteer unless payment for the une b atade to adrnre. but to the parties so advancing the money a discount of 12 percent will be made, f-.'lf-prwttction demands that we should rigidly adders to this rwlt, Bnd la no instance will it be deviated from. . Aagast M, Pair at Edinburgh. The annual exhibition of the Union Agricultural Society at Edinburgh, comprising the counties of Johnson, Brown and Shelby, commences on the 23d, and continues four days. It promises to be a success. ' ' , ;Pat the accommodation of those in this section, E. B. Amsden will run a hack to and from' this city each day, 'caving this city at Hi. o'clock in the morning and returning leave Edinburgh at o'clock in the afternoon, j, ?t , i .See the Terms. Our subscribers arc invited to see the otp rms of the "Volunteer" on first page. Necessity compels us to adhere rigidly to

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Attempt to Commit a Rape. Last night a Viegro named John Morgan forced the tloor , :and attempted to violate the person of a sol'diers wife, feslding on Mechanic St Iler creams brought assistance, when the negro fled,' but he was soon after arrested and lodgi m in jail, and will have an examination before. Esquire Brown this inorning. The community is much incensed at this attenip- ' ted outrage, and the negro may thank bis ' stars thatthe lateness oftthe hour prevented '?!' lew participating in his arrest.

! SaT Wc understood it is in contemplation j by some or all of the independent candidates for the", various county offices to hold a ser-

' ies of meetings througi.ont the county. Thev f con rue toil, bo of a partisan natuie, and intended to create strife and ijiscord. The Democracy have wisely retrained f'rotn holding any politioal meetings in the county, deeming that tho people possessed sufficient intelligence tojudge lor themselves between the contending parties and candidates. It tfs also a pretty well established lat thatthe jrreat mass of the people of Shelby e unlv, excepting a few followers ol Wendell Phillips, are for the Union as it was and the Ci -stitution as it is, and stand in iued of no instructions as to their duty. "Wc therefore can but consider these meetZings as calculated to work mischief of a purely mercinary character, and richly deserving the condemnation of everj- truly lov. a! man. and shou d not be countenanced. As we have before remarked, everv man hk.s the right to run independent for any '-office he may see fit, relying upon his own Tuierit- for support. Mtt.. Editor. By orders of the Adj. U.eneral, county officers are exempt front draft 'ami upon that order the undersigned were exempted by the Commissioners. wish to ay to the pnblic ihrough the medium of your " Vpajier that we do not claim nor do we intend .'to accept the benefit of joieh exemption, but "if there is a dm ft w will ti - - " - -w . mm will Vlltlllt't i" Wlfh fiitr r.otr!.l...f.a A i.i in zo Blair. A. J V This is a cheap sacrifice in behalf of our ' t oiinnon country. The signers having been . exempted can not be drafted. There will probably be no draft in this T Messrs Doble and Vanpelt would have signed the card but as both are exempt for other causesMr- V. being over age and Mr. i r'- 'Saving the use of but one hand, thev consid esod it unnecessary to tender their services. There was a. glorious response bv the chivalry of Shelbyville to the call on Saturday last to meet at the Court House to organiie forth vrnrpnt'e of drill and discipline in the marwal ff arms. Not less than lour able fcottied men responded, and three of them came as spectators and not as participants. Hoop! Hurrah! who's afeared of the seeesh or any other man if they want to be "clean, ed out let'em chance Shell) vville. filar Our voting IrienJ.s James Moodv, .'.Tofcph M'Uride and John Cotillo, ineml ers 'ofthe .i6th Rej:., were in the fiht at Rich;mond, Kj., anVi were taken pristners. Thev are now at home on parole, looking just as .nxtuml.iiefore they Leonine the property . of Jeff Davis. , XariV A jroun:; gentleman in this oitv, over .?XJ.,,(9 ta aT0' t!ie draft, and having eon. ' oeived the impression that there was likelv ''to be a lighter draft in the Township than in the city, moved his boardin? house outside of the city limits, but on completion of the en rollment discovered that he had 'jumped out ol the frying pan into the fire," there would be a draft in the Township but none in tho .ty. lie of course was anxious to be trans(fercd from the country to the city, but it was 1 no go. Uewas hardly "Wide-Awake" enough this jear f 'The Washington Star intimates that the politicians who have caused such irreparrable mischief to the army, are again opening a txt in the rear of General McClellan. Their hatrigues and machinations are operating upcn terrain members of the Cabinet, who are ibibiting uncommon pique and feeling in (-is matter, in order to intimidate the Pre? iOt ! there no power to crush these worse i traitors ?

Sanitary Supplies. The recent battles have filled the Hospitals with wounded soldiers, and as the war has now evidently commenced in earnest, a large increase may be expected. The new levies being called into the field will also add many to the list, more it is feared, than the Government will be able to suitably provid for unless every person in the country shall charge themselves with the duty of contributing their might The articles most needed is bedding of all kinds, shirts (cotton or linen), flannel under shirts, drawers, knit woolen sock, handkerchiefs, mittons, &c. Surgeons' supplies. Comprtssfs or pieces of old soft linen and cotton, without seemsselvedges, or starch ; wash the pieces thoroughly, iron them, and roll them into smooth bundles. Casxfs r f Mvslin 20 inches longby S inches wide, for cushions for wounded limbs. Ediiw.es. Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Dried 11 urns, Dried Berries, in bags or barre's. Fruit, Jellies, Tomatoes. Over every vessel eontaing Jelly, strew white sugar to the depth of half an inch, and paste stout paper (not brandied) over the mouth. Tea. Rice, Corn Starch, Farina, Sago. Oat Meal, Tapioca, Arrow Boot. Cocoa, Pearl Barley, Yeast Cakes, Yeast Powders. Every package should be distinctly labelled, with the weight or quantity of each marked upon it Cans should be soldered. Do not pack Canned or Dried Fruit together; and never pack Canned Fruit with Clothing.

i.ioi ius. i ure me, iranuy ana wnis I tov Catawba ine is used in large quantitie. Kaspberry and Blackberry Shrub andVinLemon Syrub. These articles, when ready, should be sent to the County Sanitary Committee, who will see that they are promptly forwarded. Shelby Crninty can do much in alleviating the sufferings of our sick and wounded soldiers. 53, Wool is now higher than it has been for forty-four years. This is owing to the large demand for army goods, and to the ad vaneed price of cotton. It will not soon fall so low as it has been of late years; and we shall be surprised if the flocks upon our hills are not greatly increased. bciA- i ne accounts or me inwian massacres in Minnesota are shocking. They are horrible. Human nature revolts at them. It is said that more than ,000 men, women, and children, have been killed within the last t.vo or throe weeks, the bodies bein:r mutilated and mangled according to the savage o istoms of the last generation. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Shelbyville Flatrock & Norristown Turnpike Co. has declared an installment of 2i per cent on the subscribed Stock due and payable on the lSth day of August next, and 1 per cent, due on said Stock every thirty days there ifter until the same.-js paid out, Ai.kxanokr Coky; Secretary. July 17th, 6 Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies Are you sick, no matter what organ is affected, depend upon it, the blood, which is the foo l a ii I sustenance of every organ, is full of corruption! My Sc in linavian Mood I'ills and Blood Purifier, break up the soiuce of disease in the fluids of the body. They purge and purify tiie. elements of the blood. Hence their quick and and cures in dispepsia, scrofula, eruption, fits, tumors, nerviousness kidney complaints, piles, low fevers, debilitrhumatism, headache, want of saxual vigor, etc., etc. These remedies are astonishing the wfiolc medical world. See advertisment Notice. Notice is hereby given to the Stock holders of the Shelhyvilie & Drandywine Turn pike Company, that at meeting of the Directors of said Company held on the l")th iust. the, following order was adopted. "Ordered that the subscribed stock to said Turnpike Company he and the same is hereby declared to become due and payable as follow s 1. per cent, on the 17th day of Aug. next 1") per cent on the 17th day of Sept. next 15 per cent, on the 17th day of Oct. next 20 per cent, on the 17th day of Nov. next 'JO per cent, on the 17th day of Dec. and that the same be payable at the office of said Company in Shelhyvilie. KOIJEKT'M. MONTGOMERY, Pres't. Den. F. Davis, Sec. July 15th 1862. KUGKR & CALDWELL, Wholesale Grocers Atn COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. CS East Washington Street, n'DIAXAPOLIS, l.D. 17 All Goods ld as cheap as in Cincinnati. 2?j l ' S E PT EMBER A PP01NTME NTS. D R. h ARDM AN, Analytical Physician, and Physician fi Diseases of the Lungs, Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital and In vnlid'g Ketre.it. rurrfsiondinir Memln-r of the London Medic:4l S.x-iety .f O'ervation, Author of Lettt-rs to invalids.' and editor of the "Medical StolMsoppe," mav 1 consulted at SHELBYVILLE, IND., Morrison II o use, .HOXDAV SF.PTEJIBER 22ISG2 Cures Warranted. E X A Ml XA TIO X FREE! tfOXTIILT VISITS. Althouch not the hest mode of makini exvninations, Pr. H. wi , when desired, prescribe for diseases without akine any questions. Particular atUntion. paid to diseases of women and children. No Mineral Poisons used ; various combinations of Barks. Pu is, Leaves, Roots, Oums, obtained from the Oriental climes and of the Indians, only are prescribed a full supply of which the Doctor always carries. Dr. Hardman treatsall chronic or long standing diseases of theLunps, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Bladder, Kidnevs, Brain, Heart, Nerve, Womb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes. Ears, ice. Scrofula, Fits, Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skin Diseases Fever Sores, Catarrh, Seminal Weakness, Neuralaia, Whites Insanity, Dyspepsia, Giddiness, Heat of Urine, Syphillis, Sick llea.lache. Enlarged Tonsils, Slc l"34tfol. EXECirrons notice, "J OTIC E is hereby given that the undersigned have taken out letters as Executors of the last Will and Testament of Nicholas Pfendler, late of Shelby coanty, Indiana, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. DAVID PFENDLRB, Sept. 3, IPCS. SytUEL PFENDLER.

ANN0UNCET.1ENTS. n E P K ES T ATI? E Capt- T. A, M'Fiuno will he an independent, unconditional Union war candidate for the office of Representative in the State Legislature, at the October lection, subject to the Totes of the people. rOR SHERIFF. En. ToLCXTKR Ton will please announce that I will be an independent candidate for the office of Sheriff of Shelby county, at the ensuing October election. JOHN THOMPSON. Sim-BYTiLL, August 26th, 1862. Jamis N. Iios respectfully announces to the Toters of SheP.y county that be is a candidate for election to the off.ee of Sheriff of said County at the ensuing October election. TIarvft W. Robcrto. of Sbelbyrille. is a candidate for Sheriff of Shelby county at the ensuin election, independent of any Convention nomination, believing that it is not essential to the best jterest of the country at this time to draw pnrty lines or U. present party tickets to the people. When the present relellion shall be put down and peace restored to the country it will be time for the people to spend their time anil means to sustain party organizations. I'OK TREASVHEK. Mr. SrtciR Sir : Please announce the name of Axbrew J. WixTrRRown as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer at tike ensuing October election.

Ed. Tptrj-rrrR : Please announce that I will be a candidate before the people of Shell y County for the Office of County Treasurer, at the ensuing October election. NATHAN GOODRICH. o. -X TVo. 4: CHANGE ! p HANGE! u ITKE this method of informing the citizens of Shelby county in particular and the "rest.f mankind"' in Kenet i-.l, th it I lwve purchased the stock in trade of W. L. Maion (O.D. litdr ck, agfiit), and will continue the business at wie oni stami, wiitre I sliall keep consuutly ou hand a well rtiujfcM stooit ol CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, comprising every article in the line, such as vOr FEE, SPICES, TEAS, PEPPElt, SUGARS, SODA, MOLASSES, CANDIES, ALTS, TOBACCO AB SEGA US. LOOKING GLASSES, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, QUEENS-WARE, GLASS AND CRUOCKERY WARE, Ricoorris, this, Cl'TLEUV, BASKETS, AC. TrP f'OI'VTHV TTrrT-r'E tt- i x--tt . . .i , ... ....... i i uwuk.Ii a.i ti,ii m exaiMcn for rooiis, or L will pay the highest market price in chsIi. I havea lare assortuientof Salt FISH, of diffi-rent kinds, and EXT St A iMmLY FLOUR AND MEAL, which I will sll low and deliver at any place i Mie city free ol" charge, at 5 o'clock P. M. TO3 Keinemlier tdo place. Heiidnck's old stond, North side of Public Square. Sept. IS, 1. JOHX W. PADItICK C0.7IMO.X PLEAS CoiT-.WrTcE. STATK OF INDIANA, I SiitLBY County, I Alonso Blair, Clerk of That no .setilemei.t of an Executor, Administrator, Gurwdiauwillbe examined unless the same shall have Li or tiled witli the Cl'k of th- Court on or before the 1st day of each tun iwm.auti man cuvs wiiere settlements are not so hied no allowance will le made to Executors, Administrators, or (tuanlian for attendance at the Term at which such settlement may be examined. The Court abo ordered that the alove rule be spread on record, and published three weeks in the "Shelby Volunteer.' lu Testimony Wherco?", I have hereunto set my hand and annexed the .seal of s.-id Court at Shelbyville, ... this liith day of September, 1H2. AL )NZO BLAIR, Clerk. ST ATE OF INDIANA.) In the Court of Common Pleas, fciiet.RY Cor.vrv, set. S November Term, A. D. It'uSi. LtWIS LtSKKH ASP l'TER llLLUl,"l Vi i lVtitinn Tnr John D.Arnold, .T.h.n X:ss, Partition. AND 1'OLLY Ca.S, C't. al. j Wlu'rosis, it appears from the return of the Sheriff of said county to the process issued in the alwve entitled cause that Joim Cuss and ldy-C;tss. tvooI"iid defendants are nonresidents of the Suite of Indiana. They are herel y notified ax 1 reiiircd t and appear in s;iid Court on the first day of the ue.vt lenn tiiero .f, and answer said complaint, or in detault thereol tiirt san e will t heard and deiermined in their absence. By order of the Court. Sept. 11th. 1M52. 4t-U3tj-pfS:i ALONZO BLAIR, Clerk. noticu of ad:ui.istatiox. "VTOT1CK is h.'i-e' y given that the undersiznel has been 1 H appi n ted Admi nistrator of the estate of Zacharia Price, latij .if 5helb.v County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. Sept. 16, lt-2. SHELBY STAFFORD, Administrator. A U?l I.MSTUATKIX'S MLE. TVTOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at Public Auction 11 at the late residence of Zacharia Price, deceased, in Addison T,wnship, .Shelby county, Indiana, on Saturday, the 1 1 in nay h v.reni.-R, i-i,j, all the personal property of said wivber, i-ov, an tne personal property of said .ee ise l,excoitin,' that portion taken by the widw,cnsisting r V. Horses. ..ne Mule, one Wagon, one set double Harness, iocs. Corn in he held. Farming Utensils, Household Furof Ho nitnre, &c. A credit of eleven months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. Se!. ifii-i. SHELBY STAFFORD, Administrator. KSTKAY NOTICE rVUE up hv Olive Thomas, residing in the citvof ShelJL hvville, Ad'lison Township, SliePy" countv. 'Indiana, on the 30th dav of August, 1.53. a Dark Brown Mare, with M.-mk mane and tail, somewhat string halted in both hind legs, is aUiut fifteen hands high and suppoel toalmut scvHii years old. Appraised at Twenty-five Dollars hy Dan'l f. Hillings and Jonathan M. llollintfsworth, liefor me this !2th day T .SeptemVier, lefiil. WM. II ACKKR, Justice. A true copy. Auzo Blair, c.4erk. NOTICE OF lUNTKIIHTIONi, Stats or Indiana, Shelby Coi nty. N tice is hrehy (riven that at the July terra of the Court of Common Pleas of Sheloy county, after final settlement of the estate of Elijah Thomas, deceased, alxmt the sum of Two llun.l:e.l Dollars were found remaining for distribution among the hirs. Soid heirs are therefore notified t appe.ir on the first day of the next terra of said Court, prove mi-.. nrusi;.p auu receive irreir distributive share. Sot. IS, I-0-.. ALOXZO BLA1K.C. C. P., Shelby co. NOTICE OF ADJIIXISTItATION. O TICK is herpiiv .rivn .lint t ti .i iinria..;-n.j i i L " . , - ..in. in. 1. 1 1 ' i i -1 k i : 7i i ins ijp-H arpoinb.il administrator of the estsb with tha win attached) of Reiecca Macy, late of Shelby county, Indiana, deceised. Said esUte is supposed to be solvent. Sept. 16, TIIO'S BARNARD, Administrator COlf LOST. Strayed from the subscriber n or aimut the 30th of July last, A DARK ERIXDLE CO IT, of fine and rather wild appearance, fine and well proportioned hofrg. and about four years old. A liberal reward will be paid for her return, or for information that will lead to her recovery. 3w0;' TIIO'S M'LEAX. Shelbyville, September 17,1802. - SHERIFF SALE. BT virtue of an execntion to me di rectej from the Clerk's Othoe of the Shelby County Common I'leas Court, I will oxpose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY THE 11th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1SC2, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. cf said day. at the door of the Court House of Shelby county, the rents and profits for a Urm not exceeding seven years, of the followins described Real Estate, to-wit: The one undivided thiH part of the East half of the South-east quarter of section thirty (30), Township eleven (11), North of ranire seven (7) Eist. in the county of Shelby and State of Indiana, subject to the dower right of Mary Fately therein. An 1 on fiilure to realize the full amount, interest and costs, I or ill, t the same time and place, expose st Public Sale the fee-simple of said Real Estate. Taken as the property of Pet r J. M'Cain.at the suit of William Moncrief. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. Sep.lS-lpf 4J HENRY DOBLE. Sheriff 3. C. Jais Uarri-o.t, Tiffs Att'y. H. BAMBERGER, WH0IX5AH AST) KM TAIL DEALER IX HATS, CAPS, A!D Straw Goods, XO. 10, EAST WASHINGTON STI1EET, TWO DOORS ASOVX A daws nrtrs, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Bsrtll-yU

uk nnj .oiuniu rnas v ourt, in and f..r Siiid county and State, do hereby cei tiiy that at tire July Term, lG-., of the Shelly Couiniim I'leas Court the following rule was adopted l y said Court, to-wit .

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For the next SO days. ALL THOSK IN NIED OF OIL THING Will find it to their Interest to give me a call. SAMUEL 0C0M.EE1. Shelhyrille, July 31, 1862. N. B. All those indebted to me by note or account will pluaxe call and pay up, as I require the needful to pay my debts. lam) 8. O'C. The Season Opened ! On and after this date, until tha close of the season, I shall receive Daily by Express j a svm.T or IHann'g celebrated Da I ti more OYSTE1RS ! Which will be sold by the Can, Half-can or served up U Order, at the CHAMPION SALOON. EASTERN BASETiE.XT R A Y IIOL'SE Aug. 23,1862. JOHN M'CARtf , Proprietor K, CAf GIITj CLOTHirJGElYlPORIUM West side of Harrison street, opposite Elliott k. Major's Batik, Shelbyville, Ind. Ill AVE a large and fine assortment of the following floods constantly on hand, and still receiving, to wit: BroadCloths, Cassi meres, Cashmaretts, Sattinets, Wool Tweeds, Vesting of all descriptions, such as satin, silk, grenadier, plush, Valencia, marsailles, cashmeres, &c. dtc. Shirts, Collars, Cravats of all kinds, such as silk, satin and fancy figured, a good article of Neck-handkerchiefs, Pocket-handkerchiefs, men's Gloves, Socks of various kinds and material, Suspenders, 4cc, all of which I am ready todisposeof at PRICKS TO SUIT, and Material warranted equal to any in Market, and at as ow prices. I respectfully call the attention of the Gentlemen of Shelbyville and vicinity to my stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, before purchrsing elsewhere. I am constantly receiving uul'u.t, ana am rea.iv at an times to turn sti anv that mav call upon me withaUOOD 81'IT. at a satisfactory price. All Kinas oi l liu.'l HUKK done on short notice. GARHCXT CUTTING DONE TO ORDER and in good style. All work warranted. "No Fit, No Take," is my motto. Gentlemen, give me a call, and I will wait upon you with much pleasure. K. Cai ouct, W8,-tf. "'T.S.CAUCHEY, MWGOOBS! CHEAP GOODS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! AT TUC Old Corner Store ! MY STOCK OF SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE G00D8, &c, was never larper than at this time, all of which will be disposed of at prices as low as thes-ime quality of goods can I obtained in Indianapolis or elsewhere, TO CASH BUYERS. I also have a large and varied assortment of B OO TS & 8HOJESn Hats sSfc Caps and in fact every article usnally required in my line, f different grades and prices, including a general assortment of GROCERIES, f a superior quality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. Those desirintr any articte in the Dry Ooods line wilf find it to their interest to give me a call. May 20. ED. COKX ELIES. iJH& Dentistry! DR. T. K. JAMESON Offers his professional wrvices to the community of Sft1byville and vicinity. Having had a number of years practical experience he feels confi lenf of Ms abf Tity to (rive entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call. PLATE AVORK, TEETTl FILLINC EXTKACTnGf AC, Done on short notice and in the most approved manner. Office on IIarris n Street, (room formerly occupied by T. S. Caughy, s e Tailor shop. Dec. 19 tfo Eye and Ear Infirmary. J. W. PARRISH, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, A 50 GENERAL SURGEON, Infirmary on Harrison Street, Ileiss' buiMing, South of GorgAs Hardware store, upstairs, Shelbtvoxs, Is. TREATS all diseases of the Eye and Ear. lie will operate on Cataract, Artificial Pupil, Pterygium, StraHsmus (cross Eyes), ami will treat cases of Sore Eyes, such as Granulated Lids, Purulent Opthalmi, Opacities of Cornea, kc. All forms of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Teetll Extrflrtcl J.CClA AiAU UCieU With mora skill aal LRSS PAIthaniw uaualin this de.artntof Surg-ry. -ottfo.

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DIAL1R IX GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD & WIL0T7 WARE, Queens-Ware, Stone-Ware, Xail9,&c. Ko, 1. WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE", SIIELtXTVlLLE. IND. THEcititensofFhefby art. repct? ally informed that I have purchased the above establishment, am now rece.vir g and shall keep constantly on hand A General & Choice Assortment of articles in nry line, which will be sold at extremely low figures FOR CASH ONLY. Benemher that cash will get many Goods at this house, snd that our articles are pure and fresh. The Highest Market Price Paid for all iiudstf Country Produce. Always on hand a superior quality of FLOCK and MEAL for Family use. Mayl NEW STORE New Goodn, Vo, 29 Ray Mouse THE citiiens of Shelby couDty are respectfully notified thatat the store location they will alwas find a full assortment of of every article pertaining to the BUY GOODS Trdrie, bought at the Lowest Rates for cash, and will be sold lor the same. I shall aim to keep my st Ck of LADIES DRES GOODS CLOTHS, CASSI MERES, TWEEDS, Sheetings, Shirting, X1 1 a ii ix o 1 s , c . . full and complete. Having had a number of years experience in the trade, I profess some knowledge of the business, and exercise the same in the selection of my goods, and it is seldom that an iuferior article is palmed upon m. There will also be found among my stuck a full supply of Ready-Made Clothing, BOOTS db SHOES, II A TS k CA PS. I also keep a fair stock of GROCERIES, more fir the accommodation f cUstomeJs than profit. Don't l deceived, hutcall and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, llciuemhcr the place. No. 2 Ray UoujcBock. I'EUKY 1IITTKL. HATING purchased the Toner Livery Stable, on Washington street, I take pleasure in announcing to the eitisens of Shelby viile, permnnent and transient, that I shall always be prepared to furnish them with Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE IIORSESf fcC, AC, of a style ejnnl to the liest, and at prices in keeping with the times. I shall keep none hot good horses, and vou mav confidently rely upon getting a "presentable" turn-out at my siaiiie. I shall also constantly keep nn hand horses for trle and sle, and those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, re rciuc3iei io Rive me a can. Those liaving horses to sell are 'nvited to give me a call. I alsw have plenty of staMe room for the accommodation of transient horses, by the hour, rfay or week. April 3d tf. E. B. AMSDEN. Sew Tariff and Special Tax. I II Atfi disposed of my stock of B OKS STATION-j ERV to Jon MowirtsoN. Jr., and take pleasure in- re- I commenaing myiriemis in neelor anything in that line to ms eswnnsnmeni opposite the fost Office. He has a complete and well selettei stock of Books, Taper, Ink, Pens, Ac. wy mis arrangement we have more Pme to devote to XJr-ias 3MCocViciMLOi. and now offer new and extra inducements in that line. Jaly31,13C2. S.W.MORGAN. Igatn in the Field: My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. I MATE just opened and am now offering fof sale a superior lot of all kinds of HDU&Y G0(0ILD, r lttfOTS AS D SHOES, HATS jS1TJD CAPS, Of the Latest Styles, and am prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. TTTCalland examine Vefore purchasing elsewhere. A penny saved is two pence earned. TC7My Store is one door North of Dr. Rohins' Prug Store where I sh.il always be happy to wait upon those that favor me with a call. U. M. GADD. Shelbyville, June 11,13. $40 WAGES PAH) $100 To sell roods for the An ax's Srwrjta Mrnrxx Cohtahx. Wa will jpve a com mi. i on on all foods sold by oar Agents, or pay wages at from 840 to 1 100 pr month, and pay ail necessary expenses. Our machine is perfect in its mechanism. A child can learn to operate it by half an hour's instruction ! Itissxiual to any Family Sewing Machine in use, and w hare aaxxcTD the price to fiiUen bo liar. Each machine is warn Died for Ihraa ;earAddress C. RrV.LE. jy3I-12m Ceo. Agent, betroit. MehXOTICE. A LLr7,n hereby forNi employingor harboring I il. one John Thomas (colore, wuhout the consent of h,, ! VnU ' oontr?i or him. the ud JcKn iJt ."'B Racshx Hit,

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SPRING INDUCEMENTS AT TR DE PALACE ! II; A. FLETCHER & CO., 98 A. V, WtST TTASIIIXUTON STREET, I1VJ5IA1VAPOIjIS. ELEr.ANT STttr?, ALL GRADE.. Tints. Costisrs, Muslir.". H-r.v. ttirclM, Gl.e. Strjjp... S ii-T-e-l'r. Drills, II .tjdirrvli.r.1. utrvt, T?irrl, CottouAtlrs, loe. to PAIfi?30LS ST EE I KIKT, MANTILLAS in i!k. Cloth ar.d I'--re. SHAWLS IX FULL LINES. CARPETS. All ki ads atd grades. Oi! Cloths, Mats. Kus Ck Mattings, Damasks, iloIU&ds, Lace Curtains and Shade Fixtures WALL PAPER ! THE LARGEST Sc CHEAPEST STOCK IS THE M EST. New and Elegant Styles, at prices c'iteAper t)...i ever sold it the city. These Goods have been bo' Expressly to Sell!' and we wish to demonstrate that we can ell g h1 pod At Prices that Suit the Times Our Salesmen will take cheerful pleasure in showing oi Good to al 1. A"i ask Inspection. H. A. FEETC1IEII V CO.. Mayf-lyJ Tsadc I'ala i, Imias aius. New Arrang-emen At tik S T J. 1ST ID OLD GEORGE II. DUXX, A! th. Old Stand of 3. W. Jajjes, North iiC.e PuMic SIIEED IELE. I.I., Manufacturer and Dialer in BOOTS & SHOEf OF ALL GRADES ASD il YLLS For Men, Women and Childrc All work sc Id y me will be warranted to prove as rcc mended. CUSTOM WORK of every description mads to order, of tlie Iiet Material liy experienced workmen. An as rtiuout of suriur SOLE AXD UPPER L EAT HE kept on hand for the accommodation of country manufact ei. Xtepn.iiinsr Of al! kinds done on short notice, ai. I j:i!.'ti.n guaraal' .lelhyMle, Jan. 6, IHS. ;LO. II. DI'NN FBDIT CMS ALL KINDS AND ALL PRffi Af SMITH'S Stove & Tin Ware Depo TTest sids Harrison Street, South of r-illic .--jnare, siiELnTviEEi:, ii. 1,000 ril?r-s DIFFERENT STYLE 5lt r.RAPE WALL PAPER! Jut Receired at OftL.E. Near the I. ek.C- R.R- IVjot, She1-yTille, Indiana. Alsgeneral and cartful ly seiK td asrULf it rf unsr GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE &C, &C.j &c7 Comprising every article usually required, such aa LADIES DUESS GOODS, CLOTHS, CASSI.m RS, SHEETINGS, SIIIRTI.'GS.&C All of which hsve Ven nought fir cash, at tv !owt r lies rates, and will he sold at a so:! a-lvnoeot. Cr-t cost cash purchasers. Besiemter the place, COBLE'S OLD STAND. Just East of tha I. k C. F- R- Depor. GRAIX WAXTE! I continue to pay thj ruling tt.m f -f ALT. KINDS GRAIN AND COU5TRT PKUl'UCE. Farmers are r qneetod to give me a call before seUirg. A. GO REE. ShelyvllH, April 10, l?62. WAR! WAR! LIQl'ROS OX OHIJISIO: I11ATI nw no hand a Urr i.j. k -r--. -r Irand WHISKY. BRADV, .ITVC , at. Ci. mission, which will be sold by the rmrre or rilon at rates than the same grdawere e -er f re Cered in t market. Those in want of a pir art t B. urin, nrncihala. and other brands of Wh skT. Srat.ly. Cm, A are requastad to call upon ae i r r-hA r f hire, they wiab to save at least fn ir rer t.. and cet pure liquc Ea4 arte Pabltc aquare, ii door Sou?." "f I'n-a Bskarv. Msy-9ni. tIL! METZtiEK.

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