Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 18, Shelbville, Shelby County, 22 January 1863 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER. . LOCAL-

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. The Yeteanteer U the oklt nm published In Shelby onnty- has a large and permanent circulation, offering superior ndTantages to edTertisers. Election of Directors. Notice is hereby pin that there will be an election hel Jut th Court House in Shelbttille on Saturday the 24th day of January Tor the election of Directors for the Shelbytille A Marietta Turnpike KoadCona tiany for the ensuing year. J J. VERNON, Secy. Personal. Litut Ed. Davidson, of Co. II. 70th lie-, nrritcd hom yesterday. In consequence of impaired and failing health he has been compelled to rewijrn his commission. f Capt John NV Scott arrived home on Saturday evening, lie is wounded in the left nrm, near the shoulder. The bone is badly shattered, but quite, panuine hopes tire entertained that amputation trill not have to be resorted to. During the trip from Nash- , Tine, on the Cumberland river, the bout on -nvhieh he took passage was captured by the rebels, together with four others, mostly loaded with wounded soldiers, four of which were burned and the other permitted to pro ceed with the wounded to Louisville. Capt. . Scott was paroled. His father-in-law, Mr. fiorgas, who was in company with him, was permitted to papa without molestation, although a rebel took a fancy to his carpet a icliel and evinced a strong inclination to , confiscate it, but was finally prevailed upon to give it up. tSy The following is a list of the mem- ' hers of Capt. Scott's Company from this countv, killed, wounded and missin": Commissioned Officers Capt. John N. Scott, wounded in arm 1st Lieut. Luman Jones, wounded in arm. Nox-Co.mmi3SiosedOffict:r3 and PrivatksCorporal Peter V. Martvn. (probablv killed.) tDanicl Fox, killed. John E. Kendall killed. Wounded Scr't. Philip h. Kurtch, in head, (slightly.) Richard M. Clark, in knee. Joshua E. Dill, in hand. (Jeorjie V. Hadden, in nft. k. William C. Rogers, in side. Henry Slusher, in hand. Missing John Fogarty; James W. dcrsou. UcnTotal 13 , To the Freemen of Indiana. We invite attention to an article on our first page under the above head. from Go,. M Ouat, Chairman of the Indiana Democratic State Central Committee. The tions therein made are worthy of consideration, and should bo promptly adopted by the masses throughout the State. The time has come when the people must be;jin to think and act for themselves if they would preserve their rights and liberties. Rkvival. A revival hat been in progress In the Methodist Church in this city for the pa?t two weeks. We learn that thus far the result has been quite satisfactory, lvev. Mr. Lvxcn, the pastor of the Church, is an eloquent and impressive speaker, expounding the Divine law in a manner well calculated to elicit the attention and respect of the most skeptical, and evincing great research and scholaristic attainments. It strikes us tha discorses of this nature must leave a more in dellible impression upon tha mind of the new f-.onvert than those stentorian exhibition of lnns, in too common use on similar occa sions, which excite the temporary fears of the young, but leave no lasting impression. ' S5u Hitti.r is out with a new advertise ment this week. He keeps a cood assortment of goods, and is a fair and liberal dealer. It will be observed that he has a quantity of ready-made clothing remaining on hand which is offered at cost a good opportunity is hero offered to invest money to advantage. Congress is nearly at a stand between two momentous questions how to raise money to prosecute the war in order that the nigger may be liberated, and what to do with th e animal after he is liberated. A verv wise and astute Congress is this of ours, and may the sun never shine upon another like it "TnB Nkw York Argus is a sterlin? Demo- . . cratic paper which we would cordially re commend to those of our friends desiring paper from the great commercial metropolis of the country. Its political articles are sound, able, and cf a Inch order. In fact, in every department of newspaper enterpris, the Argi'9 H compare favorably with the ablest journals in the country. In Politics, in Literature, in Business and Finance, in Agricultural Information, in General News, and especially in the completeness and accu racy oT. its reports of the Money, Froduce, Cattle and other markets, has no superior. Terms Single copy ne year $'2. Address Comstock.A Cassidy, New York city. f i I i s Srow Storm. The heaviest snow storm far many years commenced falling Wednesday night and continued until Friday. In this locality the avsrae depth waa about eight inches. The weather turned exceedingly cold on Friday night, giving a good taste of real genuine winter in the Northern regions. It commenced moderating on Suntpoiljng the prospect of sleighing, which but few have the means (cutters and sleighs) of enjoying had it been ever so good. X3T, We continually hear a parcel of groveling and contemptible abolitionists bloviating that we are destined to have a frilVar here at home. We have onJybii to uy if we Jo have a civil war thewiil originata it if they do origiftcb&?o to tat thca.

DEMOCRATS AROUSE I GRAND RALLY!

There will be a Grand Rally of tte Democracy and conservative citizens of . J in! Shelby county at the Court House Shelby ville, on Thursday, February 5th, 185i, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to express their satisfaction and approval of the action of the Legislature in itscHoise of Hon. THOS. A. HENDRICKS for the United States Senate, and to express their disapproval of the course of the present administration in Washington in perverting the war from its avowed object, the restoration of the Union, into an abolition crusade for the abolition of negro slavery, and its shameless attempt to put this degraded race on an equality with the white soldier and citizen. Let there be a General Rally of the ever loyal Democracy, worthy of the occasion. The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks and other eminent speakers from abroad. New Years Day with the Negroes and Abolitionists at Beaufort. The New York Tribune oftheCthiust contains a long account of tha negro jollification at Beaufort, X. C. under the immediate su. pvrintendanee and patronage of the abolition Government agents, ou Now Year's day, from which we clip the following extract: "In accordance with ait order from Gen. Saxtou, entitled "A Happy New Year's Greeting to tUe Colore! L'eopie in the Department of the South," thi steamers Flora and loton, laden with a heavy freight of dusky humanity, arrived opposite the landing at Smith's, Beaufort, South Carolina, at noon on Thursday, the lt inst. As soon as the landing was made a procession was formed, and, with the band of the th Maine Volunteers at its head, marched to the spacious live-oak grove in the rear of tho plantation mansion' Here a stand was erected, on which were seated General Saxton, Chaplain French, Colonel Higginson, Collector Severance, Dr. Brisbane, Dr. Feck, and numerous other prominent personages. Theceremonies were opened with prayer by the Kev. Mr Fowler, Chaplain of the 1st South Carolina Vols. Negroes, after which an original ode, com posed for the occasion by Frof. Zachos ol Antioch College Ohio, was sung. Thcproc tarnation of the 1'resident anil lien. Saxton' s address were next real. A set of colors, the gilt of the Kev. Dr. Cheever's church in New York city, was then presented to the Negro regiment by the Kev. Mr. French. Col. Higginson receiving the Hags in behalf of the regiment, and calling upon Sergeant Rivers ami Corporal Sutton, to whose care he intrusted them, (or speeches. They were civen with great animation, and were received with tumultuous applause. Speeches were also made by Gen. Saxton, Mrs. Frances I). Gage of Ohio, and others, and the crowd then adjourned to the eating ground, where a barbecue, consisting of twelve roasted oxen, and numerous bairels of molasses and water, was so;n disposed of. White soldiers were of course exclude! from par akingofthe feast provided they were not good enough to participate with negroes and abo itionists. What do the soldiers fam ilies in the free States, who are suffering for the actual necessities of life, think of the gov eminent feeding and clothing one hundred thousand vagrant negroes, and feasting them with roast oxen on New Years ? AxomER C.vcse. We have all along been assured bv the abolitionists that slavery was the cause of the war that if there had been no slavery there would have been no rebel lion, and consequently no war, but this, by theirown confessions is all a myth. During the discussion in the United States Senate the other day on the West Point Military School appropriationbill, Den. Wade, of Ohio, the same abolitionist who asserted that the man who quotes the Constitution is a traitor, asserted that West Point was "a hot bed of traitors if there had been no West Point there would have been no rebellion." Here we have it not slavery but West Point caused the rebellion, according to the abolition apostle Ben Wade. Old Abe h? therefore on the wrong track, and will have to revoke his negro emancipation proclamation, and issue another abolishing v est Point. B. A prominent clerzyman relates that he was present at a meeting of the Baptist denomination held in Rockford a few aays since, tvhen Elder Knapp was called upon to lead in prayer. That eccentric but eouni individual of course complied, and among other petitions to the Throne of Grace, offered the following: "O Lord God, save us from the Devil ! O Lord God, save us from the Sccesh! O Lord God Almighty sayeus from the Democrat !" "Amen, amen, resounded all over the house, and for a moment t'ae endorsement came so strong as to prevent the Elder from concluding tho prayer. Abolition paper. It is not surprising ho should pray to be saved from the devil, from the Seccsh, and from the hands of hnnest and lavr abiding men. This same Elder Knapp ucl to own a farm in Illinois, and for what we know to the contrary owns it yet Soma years a?o one of his cattle died of disea?, and ifcis r.;nr Pl.l If ArA. an.l r. A. ,, v r . t.- iu :-tt died the meat out to hts neighbor. l U prosecuted for the crime aui heaTi'.y fin d I The Democrats aro willing the abolitioaiB t Uhold zaonopolize all eucheaiats.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

T VIRTUE ofacertifledeoryofadecree to a direct ed from the Clerk's Ot cf the Shelby circuit H, Id cause wherein Fielding Mitchell is plaintiff. aata Joseph S. Dorkcrty i defendant, requiring no te snake the Mm of three bundrsd end e!ghty-thre dollar and sercnteen cnU with Interest on laid decree and costs, I will expose at Putlic Sale, U the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 21st DAY OF FEBRUARY, aa. 1S63, between the Lours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door ol the Court Ilouseof aaid Shclhy county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term w.t exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, tj-wii : Commeitcine three and twenty-five buntlretbs chains Wet cf the section line r,umir one (1) on the North luk of Bine Rirer, at low water mark ; thenct North seveutyrire (TD) degrees ; thence Ukiug the old charrel of Bloe River, ith its meandering, to an ash on the West bank of Bine River; tU-ice an Easterly direction to the place of lednr.ine.cciiUilninir twenty (Vi)) acres, mure or less, situ ate In Mielty county, Stale f Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a suR.cient sum to satisfy siJ decree, interest anJ coiU. I will, at the same time and place, expose at Public Sale tlie fee-simple of said Real E;Ute. or so much tVreof as may be sufficient to dis charge said decree, interests and costs. Saiil sale will be made without any reiiei w caterer irom raluatinnorarpraisunicnt laws. Jan 2-2 pf$5 HES'RY DOCLE, S. S. C. J. B. M'r iDDE, Alty. for Plaintiff. NOTIcn OF AD."HIMSTKAriOX. "!VTOTICE is hen-by piven that tl.e undersigned bus been ij appointed Administrator of the estate of William Keith, hue of Shelby county, Indiana. deceas-M. fcaid estate is supposed to be solvent. January 10th, lwi3. JAMES KEITH, Administrator. A DJI I I STHATOK'S sai lYTOTTCE is hereVy given that t will s'll at Public Auc11 tion, on Saturday, the '.'1st day of rM.ruary, lG3.at the late rwdencenf William Keith, late of Shelby county, Indiana, deue:.eal.all the personal proierty of said deceased, excepting that portion taken by. the widow, conststing of Horses, Cov, Sheep, Hogs, Hay, Wheat on the groung, Corn In the crib, Sec. Terms. All sums under three dollars cash down nnall sums over thre dollars a credit of ten months will lie given, the purchaser Riving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and drawing in terest from date. Jan. 19. 1G3. JAMES KEITH, Administrator. NOTICE. All prsora are hereby forbid selling to ir giving to John Fox, of Union fownship, Shelby county, Ind.. intoxifritimr li mors of any kind, under penalty of the law in such cases made and provided, Jan.'-O, 1?3. Frunds and Re' ATIVtS, IW1PORTANT TO m BUILDERS AFD Owners of Dwellings. Uf BUTTE R Y ORTH' S NEW. Window Supporter Patented April lGth, 18C1. A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Cords and Weights. This new Window Supporter is what th-! great mass of people have been ltKkirr for, f'r many years, they having liecnme dlssruste l with all kinds of Cateh's. This supporter can.e into use in the K.ist, in Auirust 1"'61, and it now is used from Maine to California, an l it is considered the best tiling for all ordinary sized Sash that is in uc, also for Cars and Omnil'UsesEvery owner of buil -lins that have not cords and weights sh'inld have liutterwortlt's Supporter's, the cost heintt only about one-sixth of the expense for cords, and saves the breaking of Glass, Children Arm. &.c. VICTOll iV IirSTKIt, PectiuG .Agents for Shelby couuty, Shclbyvillc. .FUST RECEIVED FOR L 3"E. AGUE REMEDIES. 100 nz. Quinine, Cinehonine, Chinoidinc, Peruvian Bark Ayres' Ague Cure, Matin's Ajrue Balsam, Chisties Ague Balsam, Rhodes Aui Cure, India Cholajrosrue, Smith's Tonic Syrup, thalleiircrer's Pills, Everson's Pills, Louden's Pills, Itostetter's Bitters, Boerhave Bitters, Kobacks liittera, V lute s Hitters, &.c. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. 40 drams Morphine, Calomel, Chalk, Mercury, Opium, Dover Powder, Rhubarb, Aloes, Castor Oil, Croton Oil, Swaet Oil. Jalap, Ipecac, rills, I. ininients, Ointments, gyrince., Br-.-at Pumps, Nursinif Bottles, I"dio, Loir.voo.l, Madder, Peetoral Syrups, Troches, Wafers, Liquorice, Salts, Magnesia, Laudanum, Paragoric, &.C. LIQUORS. LIGHTS, PAINTS, &c Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Wines, Rum, Alcohol, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burning Fluid, Can dles, Lard Oil, Machine Oil, Fish Oil, Keats Foot Oil, Tur pen tine, Varnishes, White Lead, Bed Lead, Venetian Ked, Yellow Ochre, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff. SPICES, CUTLERY, PERFUMERY Cloves. Pepper, Allspices, Ginirer, Nutmeirs, Penknives. Basors, Pistils. Bowie Knives, Purses, foeket Books, Port Monacs, Car 1 Cases. r having Maps. Toilet Soaps, Hand kerchief Extracts, Hair Dye, HairOils, Pomale.Ox Marrow, Bears Oil, Rose sil, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Painters Brushes, Pink Saucers, Rouge, Lilly White, Coal Oil Cans, Combs, Pins, Essence of CoBee, Glass, J Putty, Confectionery, Chewing Wax, &e. lntseare some or the many things kept by us, winch are OL LOW FOR CASH. We propose to sell as low as Indianapolis Druggists. We buy from firt hands in large quantities for cash. PHYSICIAIVS and others are invited to give us a trial. S. V. MORGAN, rOST OFFICE DRUG STORE NORTH END OF SPRAGUE HOUSE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES ! BASKETS, WIXUOW WAHE, CADI, TOBACCO, CIGABS, soap, CAsnrrs, ficklfs, nuoo.ns, BUCKETS, TUBS, STOXE W ARE, rLOl ll, lEAL, AC. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Such as Apples, Potatoes, Beans, Toultry of all kinds, Efsrs, ImtA, Butter, 4.:., &q., bought at tha htjheet ruling rates ia exchange for cash or goods. I am bound to keep as good a Stock SELL AS CHEAP as any hnnse in the State. Call and he con1nce4. TTT Remember the place, Norlh eM Spraeu Hn. 4 ISAAC T. DBOVTX. ShelhyTille, Dec IT, 1562. Spirits a? VASHiVGT0NArtemas WaTJ, in delivering a lect iro at Detroit, tha other day, made the following obscrvatians: Speakin; of the discoveries and inventions of the present ace. he would mention ppirit ualism as one of the most important. At one of the 'circle' recently held at the White House in Washington, the question was as li ed if tho spirit of Andrew Jackson waprei nt? the reply was, no, not much.' It was then asked, 'has the pir:t ot Jackson been I here reccntlvf " to which the replr was pitfen ! that the snirit of laekson had "not heen with- . in a hundred miles of Waehingtoa for gooi ' many years-

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t t CHEAP GOODS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! AT TU Old Corner Store ! MT STOCK Of SSA80NA,BUe DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS; &c, wu nevvr Urr than at this time, alt of which will t disf(wd of at price a low as thesara quality of goods cIm obtained In Indianapolis or elewfter, TO CASH BDIERS. I also hare a large and raried assortment of BOOTS & 8MOJE8, Hats & Caps, and in fact every article usually required in my line, of dif ferent grades and prices, including a general assortment of GROCERIES, of a superior quality, which arc kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. ' Those d.-sirini any article in the Dry Goods line wilf find It to their interest to give me a call. May 29. D. COltN ELIUS. OUB POST 1 ;r LARGER STOCK TU.O EVER. TR IDE PALACE! II. A. FLETCHER & CO.,, EAST WASHISOTON . STREET, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Elegant and Beautiful Goods, Dress Silltsy of every new style ande;rade; DRESS GOODS in endless variety an4 grades. . . .. Staple Dry Goods. cloaks, irosrwr,. ' Ji A til. A XX, GLOVES, SACQVKS. UAXDCFSA COLLARS &11AWLS, LACES, - . SHAW LETS, EMBROIDERIES, MAXTLES, and erery varMy Small Ware. Full Lines, from the Elegant Medallion Velrel to the lowest gnules of Hemp. BROCATEL CURTAINS, SATIN DAMASK, GERMAX A AMERICAN DAMASK, Zjaoo OvurteULxxo, EmhroiAerlnfr, Muslin Curtains, NottinRlum Lace Curtains, Huff, Green aad Blue Hollands, Oil Phases, thade Fixtures, " ' Cords ani! Tassels, GiltCarnice, . Bands, Loops, . Table Lincna, - Curtain IMna, TaHe Dtimasks. Towles, Napkins, Cnylier Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, Cocoa Mating, Stair Linen, Stair Oil Cloth, etc . ' Carpets Matched, Cut and Made. WALLPAPER, The largest and most desirable stock tn the State, all grades. fro" t-M per piece to $t. ve sell this article cheaier thaa any House in the SUte. Ve ask buyers to elre our stock a careful I nspeetlon. We return our thanks to friends all over the State for the larar ratmnajre extended to us during the past year. Onr efforts shall I untiring to merit its ontinttance for the future. We Ktxr First Claks Good, and m scu. trcx at r Small II. A. FLETCHER Ac CO., Track Palace, iKPUxavoua. STOVES! The Largest Stock erer oO cred in this HarLet. vmuaan imi rmi or Parlor and Cook. Ther were bousht at low flsvaes far cam, aad will he so'.d for ttie same at a snail adranea. A general assortroeat of TIN, COPPER, SHEET IROX BD BRASS WAJUE el ays en hAnl or minafactured te order. Also, house FiimsnixG GOODS, such as Cutlery, Spoons, Tvha, Backets, B roots, Jkc sto. JOB VJOQll Of erry description. Repairing. Gatterinc, f pouting, Roofinj, ho., done to order on abort notice aai warranted. T1I0MA3 T. SMITH. Xor.13 West side Ilarrison St., South of Square. $40 WAGES PAID $100 To U rood, for Ihe Aa-. Skwr Machw CoaXT. Hi ,ni in mi 1 mi 11 1 11 ! nf 1 ii wqi or pay wages at from tQ tollOO per avath,and pay all OurttiacmneiTnerfeet iniu nWhannara 1 ssn fsT m Tfi r n a asi ifems

ism. A cm 11 caa larn to operate it ey hair aa Boars in- een, i w-n rjwr ,wbtruction! It it equal to any Family fiawlwf Uathiaa 4 tmnltie; trwaaeOPlll8. . asr. and we hATeKsarrca the proe to Fifteen DolUrn.wt.'. V le eaby saair, 1 1 mt Uf.9 1 isaltT!! to Ihe PT"prl-' iUoh macaina iawrraaasdfVtfee years. tor. MiNl)rarri.iialr.

Manai V. KuvvaVSa

TEACHER, DXaXZ Cf GROCERIES AND ., PROUISIOIIS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Queens-Vinrc, Stone-Ware, IVailsc., No. 1, WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE, SOELDY VILLE. 1.1D. ' . . ' - Tnclt:ensof .cbelby are rwpectftilly ln(Vnae4 that I hare purchased the alwve esu)lihr&cat, am now rcatTir and shall keep constantly un hand A General & Choice Assortment f articles In my line, which will be sold at extremely low Sgure FOR CASH ONLY. . "Remember that cask will pet many Goods at this house, nl t!iat our articles are pure and fresh. The Highest Market Price Paid for alt kiudsaf Conutry Produce. Always on hand a superior quality of FLO UU and MEAL for Family use. May I NEW STORE IVCW .CrOQCls9 i Vo. 29 Hcuj Mouse, THE citizens f Shelhy rnunty are respectfully notified that at the above locatiou they will alwas tlud a full assortment of of every article pertaining to the Trade, bought at the Lewest Rates for cash, and will be sold for the same. I shall aim to keep any st.ck of ; CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, TWEEDS, ; Sheetings, Shirtings, JJ 1 a n n c 1 s , Sc o . full and complete. Having had a nuiqher of years experience iu the triKle, I profess aunie knu ledeof the l usins, and exercise the sntne in tlie selection t my goods, and it is seldom that nn inferior article is palmed Upon me. Xhere will also te found among my stock a full supply of Ready-Made Clothing, "I BOOTS Jc SHOES, HATS ct- CAPS. I also kcea fair stock of GROCERIES, wore for theaccommodatinu f custonieas Uianproht. Uou't be deceived, but Call and examine my stock rr.re purchasinR elsewhere. Remember the pl.ue, No. 2 Ray House U.ock. I'tUKV IIITTBL. -: HAVING purchased the Toner Livery Stable, on Washington street, I take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of shelnyvuie, permnnent and transient, that I ah 11 always be prepared to furnish them with .: Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE nORSES, AC., &C.," of a style equal to the best, and at prices in keeping with the times. '! shall keep none hot good horses, and you may confidently rely upon getting a 'presentable" turn-out at mystaiiie. 1 shall also constantly keep on hand hones for trade and snle, and those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, are requesteri to gire me a can. Those haring horses to sell are Inn ted to pi re me a call. I alse hare plenty of stable room for the accommodation of transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. . r X.-.B. AJISDEN. XJ. 3X. Zgain in tUe JPieldl : ' " 1 My Motto Is Small Profits and Quick Returns. MATE just opened and am now offering for tale a supe rior lot of all kinds of BOOTS A5 D STTOCS, HATS CAPS, ' , : Of the Latest Stylet, and am prepared to offer ' RARE INDUCEMENTS 4 T TO -CASH PURCHASERS. ' JL JCa" nd examine before purchasing elsewhere, penny eared it two pence earned. TTM Store U one door North of TJr.Kobirjs' IVugStore where I sh.il always be happy to wait upon those that favor me wun aesui. . t. ji. uavv. thelbyTillcJnne 11,1962. n.lP0RTANTT0 FEMALES. Dr. CHEESEJIAPS PltLS. The coaaTKnation ofinrredienU In these Pills are the remit of a long and extenem practice. They are mtm ia tnetr operation, and certain inconenln all irTeeruIarltiea, Painful Msnstrattona. remoTiaf H obetrwctione, whether from cnld nrotherwiwtheadarh, pain la the atie, palpiuUoa of the heart, whites, all nerreus affections. Vrstcriea, fatigae. neia in the back and Umhe, Ac, disturbed sleep- which ariaefrosa iaterruptlo of nature. DR. CHECSEZXAITS PILLS ran tbeeemmencemetrt ef a new era ia the treatjreat ef those irregularl lies and obstructions wh:ch have enneifned so many to A nniimi aaara. So female can enjoy good health aniens she is rerular. and whenever aa obstruction takes place .the general health begins to decline. " DU. CHEESEMAN'S PILIaS vare the moat effectnal remedy erer known for all complaints peeutlar to frmOltt- To alt eraet they are inralaaWIe, ""JTZZTZ, 7, i ner wm. tilimip iwi wHiiii 1 1 iiiiiiii 1 11 'n 1 h i n hi m wnw 1 j of the mow miiU rhynicivu Amricn. Kertiait diwtlvu. UxU KinfV nM I a. s.UvuuiU3irruwroH.-iwiiRt 'sWrf-Irf Tor sale bf It KomsMJi, Ketkntlsa.

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No. 4 IT4KS thlanvsthnlsr UJbrmUf tkt eitiaea eftheJbr couuty la tartiatlar and the Testes' irHixt la eral.datl aT porchaeed the staek la trsxlafW. L. Mini (o. D. PJr ck, i(itl, and will eoaUbMth rstn at the old tail, wksMw j aheas awes) awtaatl iftatlU elarted Stuck CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, comprise; evexy axUcle La the LLaa, sach as COFFEE. SPICES, TEAS. " - PEPPER. SUGARS.; :;cSODM MOLASSES. , : ' ' CASDIES. It UTS, TOBACCO AX D SEC AOS. LOOKLSO OLASiES, WOOD AND WILLOW "QUEErJS-VJAQE, GLASS AND CRROCKERY tVARE. BROOMS, CLTLJUCV, TUBS. BASZLETS, dkC TTTCOCXTRT rr.ODUCB WASTED la aehang sW iroods, or I will pay the highest awkct price la cash. I have a lare aisorlmeatofSaltFISU.of diflreol kiads. aa4 extra 'fahilv F-Loun AND ME AL, which 1 will sail law sp 1 deli any place i.hecit fieof charge, at 5 0ci4t f. X. rTO3 Rtuiember Um place, Llcmlnck's old Stand, Xartk) iileof I'uMic juare. eit. lc, lcoi. JOnl VT. PAE3ICK STRONG AND Sl'DSTJkKTlL ! Good Worlmanskip and Good Material f -rf 1 yanufcicturer of And Dealer la , r rUi BOOTS k SHOES, Washington Street, (wco'ud Imilding East eX tan Baptist Church), Shelbyville. All work sold by me can he relied apon M belay; suhrtsnr tiatly snale and of the best material. A full af surtutent of li ght and heaty Boots aad Ibeea, for men, boys, and i omen consUtitly on hand or manufactured to order. 1'riovs as low as th lowest. Terms Caeu I'M LEATHER STORE, f IIIIE undersigned has opened a Gener&l LEATHER a4 1 SHOE k lMUMi STWRE first door South of Smith' Stove Store, on Harrison Street, ShelhyTille, where he will constantly keep on hand a general stoak ef Leather of all Kinds, rut to suit the wants of customers. Also, ' - SHOE FI'IMG ATf D STYCE HAKEEM TOOLS, such as ( . Lasts t Hammers, Knives, Avis, Thread, Tacks, Pegs, bc . . ' Aa exaro I nation of my stock by the craft U requested. CASH PAID FOR IliDES. SherbyvilleFeb,20. 1862. WM.H, BKOWK, K, CAUCZXTt 6 J CLOTH KiGEnponiuu West side ef Harrison street, opposite Elliott 4 Majer'a Bank, ShelbyTille, Ind, Til ATE a Ur;e and fine assortment ef the followlBg Qooosl constantlr on liaud. and still receitlur, to wit: BreedClothe, Cassimeres, Cshmarette, Sstunets, Wool Tweed, Votings of all ascriptions, such as satin, siik. freaadter, plush, ralencia. marsiiilles, cashmeres, AVc, tte fehirta, Collars, Cravats of all kinds, sera aa e.lk, satin aa raoow figured, a good article of Neck-handkerchiefs, Pocket-hand-kerchiefs, men's Gloves Socks of rations kind aad saatenal. Su?ender, ate, all of which 1 am ready teaitpoeept at PRICES TO. SUIT, and Material warranted equal to ary ia Market, aasl at at e w prices. I respectfully call the attention ef the Gentlemen of Shelby till andricinity to my stock of i t - - ' J CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, befo-e purchrsing elsewhere. X am constantly reeerrlag UOODd,and am ready at all times to furnish any that sear call upon me with a r.OOI SITIT.ataeatiefactory price. AH kinds or CtU.H WUUIa doH oa abort noUea. GAK.1EVT CCTTLGDO.XBTOCUDBn, and in good style. All work warranted. . 5e Pit, V Take,1 is my motto. Gentlemen, gire me a sail, aai I win wait upon you wun moca pleasure. &. caraarr. . . By T. C. CAUCMCY. Ageat. May f , 'K-tf. BALDWIN'S FAUCY BAZMS! . . WHOLESALE & RETAIL ... - variety Tonn? Y: eirTAST WAIHEIGT05 fTJXZT, LAXGtST ITOCX CP FAHGY DRY. GOODS! YANKEE XOTJONS. "" F-eVTSCY GOODD, TOYS, - WEST OF NEW-YORK CJTX? . r . , i ' i i 1 - . I V TJ TV 'TV T . V 'Ll'll cJj U V . il' J-t AV W AT ian.oy- Bazaar, r

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