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

VOLUNTEER. LOCAL.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS j TwYolnnteer It th on.T rare published In Shelby unly- bM m larft and permanent circulation, offering suPrUrMfitftf( to adrrrtisrrs. Tetchera Meeting. There will le a meeting of the School Teacher of Shellr County at the Court lUnno in Shelbyville, nn Saturday , the 21st day of February, irt., at 2 o'clock la the afternoon. A general attendance of the Teacheri throughout the county is requested. WA5TD.-We would remind r eratte friends throughout the i-ountv that we want seTeral hundred additional ubsciiheit for tha VoI.VNTkku. Our cironlatinn is n. leadf Tcry fair, but with n flight effort on the part of our friends it can be doubled in a short time. Who will be the firt t brircx u in a list of fir, ten, fifteen or twenty. Wc will just say here, tliat we will furnish the r Vpl.fjtTFF.it to clubs of ten or more at one dollar and twenty five cents each for one Jar. Arrested. Wa understand that Jackson 15aker, John Uker, William Trees, and Henry Hill, all t T Liberty Township, ibis com t , were ar. tented by a pang of mtn juriorting to le a Pmvtmt fluard, at a lat. hour last ft hilt, 1 and taken to Indianapolis. We are not ap . prised as to tha charges against them, nor whether they had any process fur their arrest. j?r W. II. Talp.-tt, the newly elected President of the Sinking Fund, entertained his political and immediate personal friends with a splendid ovation at Military Hall, Indianapolis, on Thursday evening lmt. The atVair was brilliant "and agreeable, and passed otV as merry as a "marriage bell." Mr. Tallott never does things by halves. Assailt and IUkkiamsm. Ou Monday night last Capt. Mctiuire was assaulted by I.ushious Stevens, and received several piite SfTtre contusions on the face and head by n pair of false knueks. The assault was. entirely unexpected by the Capt, and without just cause or pretext. Stevens was arraigned If fore the Mayor on Tuesday, lined $1") and costs, and sentenced to undergo ten davs imprisonment, hut appealed the ease to a higher Court and gave bail fur his appear, ance. While the Mayor was engaged in filling np the" bond two stones were throw n through tha window by some ruttian or ruffians out nT doors, barely missing tho bead of the Mayor. We are apprehensive that rufiinniam is not entirely eradicated in Shelby ville. Urmotat.. Thus. W. Smith has removed his stock of Stovws, etc., to the room formerly occupied by Jas. K. Kobertson (Odd Fel lows Hall) East side Public Square. He ha a large and commodious mom in his new location, and will keep it constantly filled with Roods in his line. Call and see. Cupper Postponed. Th contemplated Supper nt Cory's Tlal ftr the benef.t of tha M. K. Church Sabbath School Library, has been indefinitely post poned. The money subscribed for the oc casion will be devoted to the purchase of the Library. ,5top TiiKicn Yc vt u'vi atlrio tlnwc of 6ur frirnJi visititiij lipJiamtpoli to sfrop at tin' Ihts Houjc. They will CnJ the nocmm dtion A. No. 1, and tho rrontleinnnlr rr ' prif tor, Capt II autwki.i., and his polite an 1 UT.M Clerk,, Me-. Jons Monnts ami Wm JoSk, lndafviitcacalile in their attentions to promote the com Tort and enjoyment ofcuest-:, iinpreMing upon them the t'uet that they are At home. Ornx Arxix. On Saturday morninj; lat Coarlfy Shank opened hU market at the old stand in the Sprapio lloue. He will he ou hand hereafter each regular market morn" inn. C. The neqro phobia who sent in a i ture e-f one of his Smthern friends, ofthe race hia party claim, as "a man and an equal" i informed that it is entirely worthless to us nd he can have it on application, besides the. ehAnces are that it cauio dishonestly into fiis hands, and wo have no desire to retain tolcn property in our possession. Wc wi.l lo ay that we are no admirer of the race a Associates and an equals, which we practise he is, otherwise he would not hae stolen this miniature ofthe wife ofa wealthy Southern planter, who has charge of the plantr. tied while he is in the rebel army." , , , t J One day last Week four representatives of "youn:; America," residing in this vicinity, took it into their heads that a travHiic tour would not only be beneficial to their health but impart to their minds an intuit'iTe knowledge of matters and things in general. One of the trio attracted a check for ire hundred nd odd dollars from his

fathers Wallet, drew the money, and in COratftJ. S.IIahvet. President, FtDr.tetc Raw, Treasurer,

punj xritbhis companions iu voyage started cn thir tonr, no rlouht with high expectations of a pay tiniQ generally. We regret, on their ccoant, to ay that their enjoyment of un. restricted liberty was of short duration tU cruel parent immediately started in pur. euit, and oyerhauled the party at Madison ! eorted tiiam tack, wiier, and we hope, Vtttrbeyi.

LIutual Insurance. We would call the attention of our readers to the carl of the Indiana Firs Insurance Compant which will be found in our columns this week. The principle of Mutual Insurance we hold to be the principle upon which insurance should be made upon farmers prop" erty. What is aimed at, is to secure the safest insurance at the lowest rates. Insurance it indemnity against loss of certaiu stipulated property. The person insured pay to the party insuring, a certain rate percent called a premium, this rate being graduated nccorJin to the hazard of the risk. In a Stock Company this rate is payable wholly in cah, an 1 is necessarily made sufficiently hish to cover not only the ordinary incidental expenses uftho company, but t

Furni-!i a. anrnlusa fnriil l;tt"( pnnm-h turnout jalldctuanhthitmav h made upon it for losses. If the company is prosperous, the tockhol lers pocket a hand3om dividend as is usually the ease with well conducted Stock Companies. Hence the person who takes out a polior, pay not only fur insurance, but pay a pro Hit to capitalist who are the slock, holders in the company, and yet he gets no better, no safer insurace. On the contrary, he is not so sure of irool insurance as he is in a well managed Mutual Insurance Company when his neighbour arc among las insurersThe mutual system is based on the idea th : no one shall pa' anything more than j .st enough to meet expenses nnd pay the l;os. No pr fits to stockholders are to be naid. What in a Stock Companr iroes into I a n - - - t ie ' profit ' drawers, in a Mutual Company remains in the pockets of the policy holders where it justly belongs. Any well regulated Mutual Insurance Company can insure for a less rate than a Stock Company taking a period of years. For instance, the Farmer Mutual Insurance Company of Vermont, say in their 10th annual report, that it has cost them .r." cents to insure a $100 for live years, -while the best Stock Companies charge o) cents for a $100 for one year. There are other Mutual Companies in Conn., Mass., Mio-h., Wis., Perm., and Illinois that can make nearly ns good showing a the one refered to. Farmers of Shelby County, you will sec that we have a good first class Mutual InMiranee Company located hi this State, w hich has been in operation about nine months, and has not had o.ie dollar of loss yet. having issued about olW policies and insuring property to the amount of between four ami five hundred thousand dollars. Those f irmrrs who have been solicited to i isure in this company ned hare no foar in regard to its responsibility, for we see bv tlieir references they con e amply indorsed. Some of the best business men in the State are connected with it and we will close by giving an extract f o u the Indianapolis State Sentinrl who voi clies for tho Company and its olfieers in a way that cannot bo missu understood. We take pleasure in noticing the "Indiana Fre Insurancee Contdany," of this City. This Company is organized under the general law of the State, and intends to insure only on first class farm dwellings, barns, churches, s diool houses, and other detached buillsnsis and their contents The Company's Office is No. o O ld Fellows' Hall. Our.late worthy State Treasurer, Hon. J. S. Harvey, is the President ; Wm. C. Lnpton, Vice President; Frederick IJaggs, Treasurer; W. T. tiibson, Secretary of the Company good, first rate men, ail of ihem. Mr. tiibson is nn old experienced underwriter, and we think him just the right man fi.r tho place, and we would recommend the Company to the farmers and business men of the State. Daily Sen tinel. To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexos. A R K VET, V. NDfi P. N T I A'. MAX HAVINO REF.N RESTor e I h;i'ilU in a le ilnys, after uuiicr?'intt all the usuai routine mid ii iwuinr xpi'iis.ve mode of ticatineut tthi.-ut ue,"e, eonsidirs it h- 5Wi-d iluty to eonimu?iicate t hi KttlirtNl leliow ei tatui vs the ir.eans , f eure. Hence, on the mvipt of n .Timseuvi-hii e. lie will yen I (f;-re) a c-py ! rlX "AitTx? I iwt to Lr. Jvus M,1)aon-".. t'i Lfkl5yl In 5h-?lhy Circuit Cimrt, April Term, A, D.,l?rC Jaiuc Jl'Carty, A mm St uisiler, nnd Jjiuieen ?tju.-ilcr, I t.nc'nl RoMn.n, Henry Si.mvfer, Compln'ct Juliii M. Ariioiu, 11 in i l t,r;.enter, t- Quiet T''a A'-l rarpenterWoo ford Arii'ld,John I t Real 1 I ate Eithnnk, r.rmelia Stansifcr. Henry J. Mausifer, P iiimel M,iiier Thom:s J. Suutilcr. Jhn Sur.sifr, Iioni ?i.-mi-for, K-ivvre Maiisiler, Klurth Standi- I fcr, Eliita -tli V.. .-tans: ler, Sarah bi.ia- ( Mfer, and nuia 5iaiMfcr. I Re it remMi'iered that nn this ISth d; y nf Fehmary, a. d. 1?6T, t ie aSxire liAmei plaintiC hv St;ii' K'riuvl M ijnr. tiH-d their cniplairt in theClerks Oilice f t.ie Mid- y Cncuit Court, iu the ahve entitW cm!-, tnl atio the a lid ivit ( it competent jors.n that wid ilr.i-uditiK. I.ik'iiiiIi Koi'inson, llcnrv Stm?irer. Harriet t':-l:.t-r, AU l :i.i-iile , Wo..!f .rd Arnold, John tw -a ijc, KliVth Stnifer, Su -ih St tnvfor. and Fnim.t Stan iu r a iv nn-tr.i:et.t of liie SUte -f I n li.ui.t. S nd d i'e;d;'.ts re tVrefoivot' the fil 'U nf ..id e nnplaint and the pen tenry orth.s a-ti.n,n. tuat ur.lvs laev appear aud an wernr demur the:Ttn, at t'e eallinj nf sailcwe. on the Mii'i d;i y f t;e i"-xtttim ofs.iid fourt. t he W-jitn ari-l m-1 1 t t'.e t onrt House in the r.tv of Suclhyvule, on the 'irt IrliT in April lst:3, at which t'nie suid complaint ftinl theniattr nd thins therein c mtaiivsl and alieilged will i 5rl and determined in t!ieir.v:nce. Witms. AI.ONZO RLA1R, Clerk. SiAMtut ad Major, forPltl. fe"ol2-pf$3 V t II ik W r m ba" -a aTX V 1111" JLIIMII itllUU J HDIAMPOUS, INDIANA. OFFICE. ODD FELLOWS HALL, UP STAIRS. Insure Pxillinjri, Henehold Furniture, Barns, Hay, Griinand Livestock therein, against losa and damaje tjr Fine, for the term cf Five or Sevi n year. P I RECTORS : J. S. nAitvtT, Indianapolis, C. C. Cu, Tnd-anapolia, Wm. C. Li rros. " D. N. Hcath, Greencaatle, Futptaici Bai.o, " Jame Riaaass, Danrille, Wm. T. OtB-ni, Indiaoapolis. OFFICERS : . C. Ltr-ros, tee Pres. v x- T. tuasos, secretary. C C. Ueuexal Agent. REFERENCES : Wm. A. Peele, Seereury of State, Indianapolis, M. r ltieihhoD. E ., Merchant, " And rev Wallace, " ' Jauis M. Ray, Cashier Raak of State, Indianapolis, Josuh. Locke, Eq., of Lke tc Bro. II. A. Fletcher, Esq., Merchant, E. J. Teck, Esq.. President T. H. A I. R. R. O. HirTe 1). Scott, Esq.,Terre Haute. J. E. M'Ooral.1, Attorney at Lav, Iadiaaapolis. M. C. CulTer, Esq., lippecaooe. OUeer W. llll,rhttboro, ledt12 ly L. P. 6r ATfORP, IfWit ftr FheU-y c.

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AM) New Goods, .Vo. 2, Etay Hotwe TIIS cititens of ShelVy county r repectful1y notified that at the above location they will alas find a full assortment of of every article pertaining to the B1RY GDOTD Trad bouhtat the Lowest Rates for cash, ami will I sold tor the tame. 1 shall aim la keep my ti ck of LADIES DRESS GOODS CLOTHS, GASSIMERES, TWEEDS, Sheetings, Shirtings, X? 1 a n n el h, Sc . . folium! complete. Having had a iiutner of years expri-en-e In the trade. T profo wine know lUeof the lusin-8, nI exercise the an! in the election of niy goods, and it if seldom that an iufTi"r article i palmed uin inc. 1 have on hand the l-vinnant of a lama st-ck of READY-MADE CLOTHING. which was purchased lfur-; th; rai.-p.-.and will positively lie wild at fun C'st, to clie out t'.iest x-k. A full line of BOOTS cSc SHOE lints nucl Caps. lont1c d'wived, hut call nnd examine niy stock before purchasing elatwhere. lUmieiult-r t!i plm-c. No. ? liny II jue It uck. t'KUKV HlTTtL. ST AT I : W lII.A-SllKl.r.Y t HINTV.M In the Shrtly ( in uit ( . nit, April Term. V"t3. Marci s L. rnwCRAKr, 1 Civil Action l v iMif.nve a lieu upon OAS AMI AltEUAM V. Woiidyai-.o. J J-j ljein' ni. lie It rtwni'xTv!, that on thn 1Tth ddv f Fol ru rv a. D., 1-t 3, the I t'Uinlilf, ly O li-ll, llemlriek. :md l!-nJ. hi All'-i:-y. I'll xl hi emu pUii.t in the L'Uiki U'.lh-e of?nid Court, and aln th. aifida vit il a ooteti't,t per Hi th.it oiie id t!ij iVdi'inl.'ir.tr, to-wit: lAwrenee W. tinrdnn. i a iion-itMident d the Mats xf Indiana. Thcrefre iid defioidant ie hi-reVv notitiiidof the pam'.etify of tSis action. and toap'e:W in tiieShojI y Circuit Court on tin shm! day of t'i ii'-xt t.-rm thereif to l held at tli" Court U'iiho in Op cit.v at SI eliyvill-, on tlie fuvt Momhiy in April i.ext, at which time the aaiue will aUmd for trial. U ituew the Clerk id caid Court thi17thdav ef rV'ruary, a. n. It-M. Al.o.NZo ULAin. Cler. ODrl.L, liKMlUIChS & llORU fif Pill. l4V-pl3f IMP0RTANTT0 FEMALES. r. -!3t:i:si;u.i.v.s r:i.Ls. ThecomMnationof insn dionU in thre P!1H urc the result fra I iiiT and txtousi vn pr i'-.lico. They are mild in their op. er itii'ii. and ert.tin inci:rieitinir all irrejrulariiien. 1'aitiful Mfitrations. removing all olwiruetion-s wh'ther from Cold or otherwise, head.ti -he. pain in the side, palpit:iti-iH of tlie heart, whites, all ihtviuh aleetions, hy.-ttcrics. f.uiii. ptiu In the lsick and linil. &.e.1distuiledste'p. which ariaefrom interruption of nature. DR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS was the eonimeiiiVnient f a now era in the treatn-ent nt those Irroziilaritles and otrtruitionit wfiioh har cnnBtitned iriMiy to a PRF.MAirwr oravi. No female can enjoy jtood health unles she i regular, and whenever nn ohtrucUon takesplace the general health begins to decline. . DR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS are th most rflfccttvil reimMy ever known for all complaint.i ptvuliar to To all ela-s they arn inralita'de, fi.v .j;7, inih .VI,' rf.i'v, pttHntiil refluiarity. They ai-e known to tlvniands who huvo tised thcra at different perio-.ls. throuiirlioiit theeoimtry, h.iviuir the vuictiou oi some ol thi; most );'). ut I'iyxu'i,'.n in Am-'riM. :(-;V;' f tfte.-rf.. titin-j win t.wj thovlf not be. with ea-'h luix-'thi; i'rix One PoUar 'ov, contiiinim? from 50 to 60 Pills. Pilis ,--.nt Vy mail, promptly, ny remittinir to the Propritor. Sold hv ni-uiT'isti tfi'iicrjilly. U. B. HL TCIHNtlS.lVo.. Cedar T..w-Tork. povfi-ly For sale y S, W. Miiroic, irhelliy vill. IN1PORTANT TO BUILDERS AFl Owners of Dwellings. BUTTE it WORTH'S WindowSupport,r Patented April 16lh, 166!. A Cheap and Perfect Substituto for Cords aud Weights. This new Window Supporter Is what the great mass of people liavelwii looking for, for many ear. they having lcoor.ie ilisjrusted with all kinds nfCaidtes. This supHirter can.einto ne in the Kn.t, in Aucruit ISCl.and ttnuw is used from Main to Calif'iruia.and it is eoini lorfl the hert thinjt for all ordinary sized Snnh that is in uce, al3 for Cars and Omnihuse. Eeery ovrnor ofViuild'iiT that have not eonls and weighti should hare Hutt-rworth SupiHirler", th cost Niing only .'ut one-sixtli of theexiwnse for cords, and saves the breakirni of t.ilass. Children!' Amu. v i irr oit A- nrvrEii, Te-4ni6 Agents for Shell y County, Shelbj Tille. Eye and Ear IiUirmar . J. W. PARIIISII, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, GENE RAl SURGEON, Iuftrmaiy on Karrison Street, Tleias' building, South of Oora's Hardware store, uprtairs. Sna.PTVit.i.e, Ind. riREATS all diseases of the Eys and Ear. Tfe will operaton t'atamot. Artificial Pupil, Pterygium, Straliismu (crns Kve-). and will trerit ca.es of ? re Eyes, such as liranulaUn! Mds. Purulent Oplluhuia, Ojiacities of Coruea, 4.C. All forms of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Toetli JLCxtracted. With nrnre sill ami LESS TAIN than is usual in this dePiirtnieut of Surgery. tt'ltfo NE WS DEPOT Vncl l?eiioclicaxl BOOK OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICF, 17 ARRIS ON ST., SHELBY VILLE, "HERE yon will find constantly on band all of the W W mot Pnnular PeriMicals. Monthlies. Dailiea. and "tflW. ' jn7, an' assortment of SCHOOL OOKS Pea lies PIMK SEUISi OF BXKS, ldea a Urte assortment of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, which layers of the weed are invited to call ami try. LIST Of BOOKS, PAPERS, Ike. CtfOKTOiro. Yankee Notions, Nic Nax, Comic Monthly, Prank Leslie's Budget of Tun, J.P. R-Jaroe't Novels, Emerson BennetCa NoraU, Capt. Marrye.tt'a Cha's P-ickens ' " Iayid lUttlebasylt " O. W. 51. Reynold's " New York Lcdeer, ' New York Mercury, New York Weekly, Flac of Our I'nion, The True flac, Tha Welcome Guest, The rolic Glretta, . llsrpera Weekly, Prank Leslie's illustrated. w York Illustrated News, Witt's Sp-ritof the Times. .. Arthur " Porter' Spirit cf the Times. EusiesM Sue's N. Y. CTrTr, 8etOf c Awerirai, Tnity Fair. 4tttl J0ITV V.ORRIy. Jr.,rrrTrlft,r

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NEW (DBS! CHIEAP GOODS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! 4T TUX Old Corner Store ! MY STOCK OF SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, was never larirer tlian at thin time, all of whith will l lipowd of at pri v in low as tti-'S-iiue ijUMlity of guud cau te obtained iu ludiaiutpoli or elewhere TO CASH BUYERS. I alio hare a lare and rried atortmeut of , BOO TS 4V SHOES, Huts Caps, and In fct every article tisuilly required in my line, f diffeitut ialv.ud pncc, including a jucral ajsortuieut of GROCERIES, of a nperlor nuali ty , which are kept for the acouiumodation of customer, not for pr-'tit. Tlmw detii inn " ai'ticN in the Iry Goods Una wilf find it to their interist to give uie a call. Mai-'.'9. i:d. cou.r.Lirs. OXJl POST 1 LARGER STOCK THAN EVER. TRADE PALACE! 11. A. FLETCHER & CO., 2G &, 28 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, IMIAMAlOM$, IMU. Elegant and Beautiful Goods, Dress tSillcs, of every new style an I erode'; DltT.SS VOODS in endlea variety aud grades. Staple Dry Goods. CL OA its; HOSIER r. RAKLAS'X, GLOVES, JlAXl&J'Sjc COLLARS, SHAWLS, LAr Ji, SJIA I! ITS, KMIMOIPERIES, SIAXTLES, and every caruy of SinaU War: Fnll Lines, from the Elegant Medallion Velvet to the loweat grades of Hemp. 13 110 CAT EL CURTAINS, SATIN DAMASK, GERMAN A AMERICAN DAMASK, J-aaoo Ourtalxis, Emhriderin(r, Muslin Curtains, Nottingham I.aee rurtwns, Knir, Ureenand Khie Hollands, Shade Kixturen, Gilt Cornice, Ta'de liinens, Oil Shades, Cords and Tawcla, Rands, Loops, Curtain Piws TaMe Pam.-.ks, Tow le, Napkins, Coylier Oil Clotiis. Rugs. Mats, Cocoa Xiating, Stair Linen, Stair Oil Cloth, &.C. Carpets Matched, Cut and Made. WALL PAPER, The largest and inotdc-irlle stock in the ? late, all (trades, fro-n Si JM) per pieco t. ?1. Wn sell this at ucle citeater .1 If . .L uuih ituy iiuusv iu iao skuc , W ask hnyers tj pivo our (fork acarful!rp'.ion. We return our thnk t' frindsII over th !tst? fur tflo larire patronage etnd'd t' ilurme the past y-nr. tur efforts shall he untirins to merit its ontlnii.inr f,ir the future. w K aEEf First Class ;oius, am will srxL tuajs. at . Ii. A. FMlTCIir.lt fie CO., Sept.lS-IyJ Tit Ann Tai e. TsntAWAPoiis. NORTH END OF SPRAGUE HOUSE A FULL ASSORTiVIENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES! nASKETS, WILLOW WAKE, CANDIES, TOHACCO, CIGAIt. SOAP, CANDLES, PICKLES, RHOO.ns, niTKETS, TCtt, aTO.Mi WAUL, FLUIU, JlEAL, 4;C. AH kinlsof . COUNTRY PRODUCE, Such as Apples. Potato, R-ans, Poultry of all kin.li. E(t(f, Lard, Butter. fc., kc, liousht at the htgheat nilinr rata in exchange for csuh or goods. I am bound to keep as good a Stock - AJIB . i SELL AS CHEAP as any h"ne in the Stite. Call and ht conTinoed. E ReniMnber the place, Norih end Sprarne Hnw. isaac t. nnou if f hePrrflK Pee- 17, !. $40 WAGES PAID $100 To sell roods for the Adah's Scfr Mtcim Coxtakt. We will pre a commission on all foods oH by our Ant, or pay wafea at from 90 to 100 per month, and pay ail oecaaamry expense. Our machine is perfeet in iu neehaa ism. Achillean learn to operate it y half an hour's Instruction '. It is equal ta any Family Sewing Machina la use, and wa hare kucckb the pnos to Fifteen Dollars. Eaca taaatina is war ran tod for tbraa yaars. .A, w Aiim j, ft J WW1

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GEO. C. THACHER, DVJILER V GROCERIES AHD pRouisions, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Queens-Ware, Slone-AVare, Iaili9&c., No. , WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE, Slir.LDY 11.LK lVo. F!!lEelt:iniof fhrVj r rfully M.forne-l tht I I hav iMirvJiaanl Ui !' ertA'd.UinjQiil.AiU aw recvit ii ( n,d hU kip i-utt:ity un lfaJ ; A General & Choice Assortment t it article iu tuj Kue, luch wr.l'- .dd at txtrtuclj- low ifurva FOR CASH ONLY. r.i'metnljer that CA.n will fct mary G ..U at Uat ho one, snd that our ait leu art- pure and fitVi. The IliglKt Market I'r.c l and for !! kiufeaf Coudlry Protluce. - Jtl way on Mixl a superior quality efrLOUUand J1KAL for Family nie. lMi I JW8T RECEIVED -a ' AW - " AGUE REMEDIES. 100 or.. Qiiiti:ii. Cinchoniii . Cliinoi. !;?, IVravlsa B.itk Ayres Airae Cure. Mann's Acu" I.!.-irn, Chit;e Au Hai.in. :bodo Airue Cure, Ii.lii Ciwlaau, Smith Tonic yritp, ?h.illerileriT! Ihi., Frr.ius Pill, Lol-It-ii" Pills lt"stettiTs liittcri, Uocriuvc's Bitters, Rotocks lii Iters, White's Ikitters, Slc DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. 40 drum Murri'diie. CjleBiel. Chllk. Srenrr. Oninm Ivers !V-der, Rhu'rj, Al-cs, C.tir Oil, Crot ju til, -t il. Jul-n. Iip-mc, Pillv l.iti;nK'iit,tiDtm ii:. Svrin:r. Ilrt I'u nps Nuriii Kjttl, I'diji, L io-i.. Madder, PocIomI yrups, 1 rooii-s, auaa, Litiuorlce, Salts Macueia, Latidauum, l'aras-oric, Stc. LIQUORS. LIG11TS, PAINTS, &cRran.lv. Oin.WliUky, Vin. Rntn, Alclid. Coal Oil. Coal Oil Lamps, Lanterns Chiuinf.n, llnrniiijt Fluid, Canlies, IArd Oil, MaHiine OH. i!h ttl at I out M, Turpcktlne, Variu.-.li'T. Vhiti l.d. Iad, Vtoetian Red, )e)loa Uchre, lolMcco, .inrs,.,i,ua. SPICES, CUTLERY, PERFUMERY Cl'ves. Tepper. AlNpics, Oinser, Nutmff. rnknlres. Rawjrs, PistoN." U.1 Knives. Pun:s, Po-kft Bunks, Port alortaes. C:url fade. Miaviiif S kiis Toilet Sirtiis, Uandkurchief Extracts HiirPye. Il iirOil. Poti;a.l-.Ot Marrow. Hears Oil, Ku-.c )il,T-oth Ilriu'.ics. Huir PriilHs Olothcs Bru-!ie.s. Paiuttfi HruVies Pink Smears mil, Lilly MTIiiti.C'jal Oil funs Coiu'.s, liin, K.'nce of Coflee, tilass. Puttv. Confectioni-ry. Chns x, TheM;are .tune of the many tliirp k-it-l.y us, which are SOI,I LOW FOK CASH. ne nriwi')'ii ai law as uniainpoin inujrgistl. e l-uy froui lirnt hands in large (pi.tntitk-i for cash. and others are invited to giv ti A trial. ,S. W. aMOKGAX, 9 POST OFFICE 1)1! UU STORE FTAYINt; purrtui! te Toner Liveiy Suble, u Wi-h-I I iucton ti.-.'i. I tak- plcii-ure in nunouncirji: to Mk eitiieus of S'lv-r'yviilc.perinHarandtraasieat, thJll shall Always i prrj1Ajtu urnisn tU' ia ita . Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE HOUSES, AC., AC, of stlf equal to the N"t. and at prices in keTuS "!t; tlietlmr. I shnll ket-p nnc tmt po.d lor. and you msj confidently rely u4hh getting a preeuU!'lc" tnra-uutat my ftaU.;. I shall hIso rtmstsntly k--p on hind hoix for trade anc" islo. ani tho wnntin; a rclia'd-; nr.; tor any purpose, are requud to cive ni-a rail. Those liHvini hir3- t-j are invited to fire me a rail. I 9l hsT plenty f sta' le room f.r the aeoinmodiitKt of tran-ient hordes, ty the hour, day r ek. Arril 31 tf. E. It. AMSDEN. If; a in in the IFicltll My Tflotto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. M AVE jiMt oprtied and a:n now ufferlni; for aaJ a superior lot of all ko. 1 of PHY (GOOTDS, ROOTS AND .SHOES, HATS CAPS, Of th Latest Styles, and am prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMENTS ' TO. CASH . PURCHASERS. Vi 'Cull and xaasine fre paiehsiiDg elsewbcra. A penny saved la tw earn earned. TTpMy Store is one door North of Pr. RoHns' Pmf ftore where I sh-.; 1 alaays Luppy to wait upon tho- that faror me wttn aean. - - . - U. M. GAVV. ShellyTille, Juno 11, leC. ALL TBOf-Z I5DC1TIB TO XX TT TOT Oft ACOOrirT WtU. RXAJX CALL AND PAY UP as I need ail 3XList Hn.vo 3Ioney To Pay my debt a prompt re-ponse to this may sst oojts. SAJirEL O'CONNOR. Shelby Til le, Fb. 10, 1863.

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I UK Utit aUo! of larwwie the nOrr t ccm&ty In pruclr aad the Teat ( BfiktBd la era!, that I hare parchaaed th-stocs; la trad of W. L- Xwoa (O.I. Padf Ck. axrst). an4 viU cootiMM tha bua.iwt at the olJ stand, whera I ahail kay aaaaaaUy a kaod a U selected stock of CHOICE FAUILY GRCCEQ1ES, oocaprijAaf tvery artl Ja la tha baa,tchaa COFFEE. SPICES. TEAS. PEITEK. SUGARS. SODA. MOLASSES. CANDIES. MTTJU TeBJa.CX AID SEOARS. LOOK1NU GLliiLj, WuOD XXO Wikl,. QUEEHS-WARE, ' GLASS AND CIUiOCKEUV WAKE. nitnon, CITLLHV, ITT COl'NTRY fROPrrS WANTED In e lauf for fK-U, or I will pay tbe hilet tr.arku trice tn ch. I have a large aMurtoirutof :t FIS!l.,f d-Scrrst kit-i. tA EXTRA FA.TIILV I-LOUR A NI MEAL. srUrh I will acl. Itw an ! dohrer at ai;y rlaoa !. city free (4 charge, at 5 ! T. X. a-de of Public Suaia. fcej-t. It, IMjJ. JUII.1 . "a uinv mm. CQ 2 o o o 3 6. 0) H 0 Pi i H R 5 2 H c3 to a J. En 3 i zn E-8 H 0 Is m 8? h O l W o STUOaNG AND &IBSTANT1AL ! Good Workmanship and Good Jfaicrial ! joxiasr SHELK, J rTf 1 lauufkcturer of and Dealer in f l!i BOOTS t SHOES, Wa.hii.gtou Street, (second taildinf East of Um lM-tlat Churtii), Shcibyiille. All work sold fry nie can tw rl-.r.t upon as teiag kultao UMly made andof the tt inatrrial. A lull ttflsurtwent of liht atid heTy Boots and Ehor,for mn, tuy, and t omrii cinetsuitly crtihand or tnanufactumc to vrder. Prick a lo as tke luet. Terms Ca. I "Jt ' LEATHER STORE. r I1I1E undcrirnrd has opened a General LEATHER aa4 .1 Mi-it FINllI.Ni SlWKE fli-tdoor South f Snulfe'a Suye SVre, on lUrrison Street. iheyTilje, abre ha will aoasUutly keep an hand a general stodk f Leather or all Kinds, . rut to suit the waats of customer. Also, SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE IIAKEiU TOOLS, sudi as Last, Hammers, Knives, Auls, Thread, Tacks, Pegs, tic. An examination cf my stock ty the craft Is requested. (ASH PAID FOR HIDES. Shelbyrill FV-b , 00. 1J2. WJJ.lf. BROWV. K( CAl'GIIT, CLOTHING EPtlPORIUM Tot side of Harrison street, opposite Elliott It. Xajar'a Bank. Phelbyrille, Ind. Ill ATE a larg and Cue assortment o! the foHowicy Cooda onstictly on hnd, and s ill r"5rmoc, to it: Broad. Cloths, Ci meres, Cashnuretta, Suttinets, n'ool TiHs, Vesting of all descriptions, such as satin, siik. src&J;w, pluh, rsleuria, rr.arsaillrt, cashmeres, ace, lc f hirta. Collars, Cravata ef all kinds, suh as silk, satin ad fancy figured, a cd xrt.rle of Nttk-tvindorc'i t.. Porkrt-taryt kerchipfi", men's tltes Socks Glrrk.uk n ri lustTiat, .u3peiidY, &c, all oi aUiui 1 aia rcaly tu dtpo of at puici:s to si it, nnd MaWUI wrrxnt1 e'nl to ary in Msrkf, tad at M prices. I respectfully call the attention of fmtntlemen of Shelbyville and vicinity t Any ttooir of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, rf.p-epMrchrsirj elsewhere. I am ooaar-t!y ieeiTlns; !j "!!?-, and am ready at all t!ir.s to furnish i.y ttat mr -all upon me mitl.atiOOP fSl'lT. tt a sUiactucy price, all kind of OlTS'i OI 'OICK. done on ehort nMim. Alt M EST CCTTHC DONE TO OK DEO, And in good style. All work warracted. N Fit. No Take,'' is my motto. Ot.tletr.ea, pT me a call, and 1 win waitupe-o you aiUimtich pleasure. K. Caraucr, My , 62-tf. "T-S-CAUCHEY. BALDWIiV'S FANCY BAZAAR! OR WHOLESALE & RETAIL VARIETY STORE! No. 6, EAST WASHINGTON fTHXIT, LARGEST STOCK OF FANCY DRY GOODS! YANKEE X0TI0SS, FANCY O OOD TOYS, ac, WEST OF NEW-YORK CITY.

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