Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 23, Shelbville, Shelby County, 26 February 1863 — Page 3

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s.,i4 o a -A. xi - NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS TVaTolunnteerli the om.t rr published In hlby air- naaa largaand penr.anmt circulation, offering sua trior advantagw to advertisers. The Meeting on Tuesday. There waa a meeting, called Ir the friends of the administration, held in this ity on Tueadaj last. The day was most atlipicions, the sun sending down its most . gcoial rays, rendering the air at nee salubrious. and balmy, hat un ler foot it was not quite so inviting, reminding on of the mussy sewer of filth and corruption through which the manager. and endorsers of tho meeting were floundering. The attendance was qnito respectable as to numbers and individual, for quite one half of the crowd were Democrats, and passable order was preserved, thsre beiag about the usual number of drunks and "fights for an assemblage of the size. The meeting organized in the Court House at 10 o'clock in tho morning by the appointment of T. A. McFarland, President, Dr. D. A. Adams and John C. Green, Secretaries. A set of cut and dried resolutions were then reported and read, partaking very strongly of the epread eagle style, equivalent to saying they were pointless and meaningless; most assurdly they ignore every vital measure in which the people are most deeply interested. If wc should come across a copy of the resolutions we will jjire them an airing in our columns. The audience was then addressed by Col. Dick Ryan, who started out by staggering the creduality of his hearers by the assertion that he had not come there to make a partizan spacch, was a Donglas Democrat, for the "Union unconditionally," etc.. that this war was for 'Liberty,' but failed to define who it was proposed should enjoy this boon, but as white men are, or rather were free, it is a reasonable supposition that it is the negro for whose Liberty we are fighting. At the conclusion of Dick'a speech the meeting adjourned until 2 o'clock. At one oVlock, Gov. Morton, having in charge hi chattel, Ex-Gov. Wright, and both protected by a military escort, arrired from Indianapolis, and soon after repaired to the Court Hcuse. Wc did not hear tha speakers, but hear the effort of G v. Morton spoken of as able and passably conservative, leaving his chattel, the Ex-Governor, to do the low corned r. We dil not learn that any of the Speakers denounced or refered to the astounding corruptions being practiced iu every brauch of the government, felt any other sympathy for the sufferings and privations of the soldier, than thoe naturally dieted by scheming political aspirants they were for war until the last man and the latt dollar was exhausted, but none of them will ever offer their cowardly carcasses as a target for rebel bullets. Those Arrests. Wa last week briefly announced that Win. Trees, John Baker, Jackson Baker, and Wm. Hill, of Liberty Townthip, this county has been arrested by a deputy U. S. Marshal. We understand that the officer ares armed with a warrant as well as a revolver, issued on iuformation by one Brown, at present under sentence at Indianapolis for treasonable conduct. Brown formerly resided in Liberty Town ship, is a man of no character and we un derstand his jailor avers that he is will ing to make oath that he (Brown) is de ranged. The charges against the persons named we believe is conspiracy and en couraging soldiers to desert. d They were taken to Indianapolis on Thursday, but released the following day on $1500 bail each. The officer and his squad making the arrest behaved in a most cowardly aud shameful manner. Instead of going directly to these men in the day time and exhibiting his authority, he skulked around the neighborhood uutil after midnight, when the houses of these men were surrounded by the gang, the doors beaten down and they 'dragged out of bed and compelled to walk-through the mud and aluah to this city, a distance of six miles, and ejected to numerous insults and inconveniences. There is no evidence to sustain the c'large pre fe red against the parties, and it is questionable if they will ever be broojht to trial. Wt trill here just pay that the next time any of the minions of abolitionim hare any warrants to serve in this county theyjwill find it much morejeonyenient to do it ia the day time, nor will a possee be needed, to enforce any legal measure. Let every Democrat in tha coun t y calcrr for lH 'iVitrstiitE.".

The Conscript Bill Passed. Yesterday the House of Representatives passed the Senate Conscript Bill, with a few amendments, which will require that it be returned to that body for concurrence. We have only room to say that it is more sweeping in its provisions than any similar law in Europe. It is reported that the President intends immediately issuing a requisition for six or eight hundred thousand men under this law, for a term of three years, or during the war.

Removal. Dan Morgan has removed his Barber Shop to the room formerly occupied by Mike Po, East end Kay House, where he will always be found on hand to ply the tmsoriftl art in all its various branches, in a skillful and practical manner, such as shaving, hair dressing, shampooing, Ac. lie will alo rejuvinate the appearance of masculine humanity whose raTen locks have been nipped by that remorseless thief, old Time, and restore thein to their original color, fde will al?o, on short notice and for a slight pecuniary consideration, transform red whiskers aud sun burned mustaches to a jetty black, thereby greatly eubaucing the prospects of ihe possemor in thj matrimonial market. Artuir's National Magazine. TIn8p;cm of the monthlies for March is on our table, ahounding with illustration, fashion plates, designs for embroidery, crotchet work, &c. Its pages are also stored with tho choicest literary productions from the pen of its talented editors, T. S. Arthtr, and Virginia F. TWxsend. Published by T. S. Arthur, Phiadelphia, Pa. Terms $3 a year. Court Postponed The March Term of the Common Pleas Court for this county will not convene until the second Tuesday in March. " National Claim Agency. Attention is invited to the card of Ben. F. Davis, National Claim Agency, in another column. Those having business of this description to transact will find Mr. D. a prom it and reliable Agent. (Bf Cooky's Lady's Book for Match is received. Tho announcement ia a guarantee of its superior excllence and universal atTactions. BSb, There was another heavy fall of snow on Saturday last, accompanied by extreme cold. Weather wise acres predict that it will be the last heavy fall of snow this season. Teachers Meeting. In pcrsuant to notice published in the Voixnteer, a large and i-espectable collection of the teachers of Shelby County, met in the Court House, and unanimously passed the followiii? resolutions. Resolved, That Ave, the School teaebers of Sheiby County in convention as?emhled, here by pledge ourselves, and request the coopera tion of all other teachers in the County to that end, to use all honorable moans on an d before the coining Aprile election, to secure tlie election of such Trustees, in our respec tive Townships, as will show some liberality in the employment of Teachers, and the ex penditure ot the public bohool revonue. Jtesolced, I hat we hereby enter ou r protest against what we consider the illegal and illiberal action of many of tho Trustees itiour County, in the employment of teachers, in as much as they have attempted to force all the Teachers within their Townships to labor for the same price per day, without regard to the number ofpupile to br taught, or the qualilications of the teacher, or the good or bail character of the destrict, while we understand from the reading of the 10th section, of tho Common Jschol law, that tho Legislature evidently contemplated diversity in the prices to be paid for teaching our bchools an equal number of days. And Whereas, we ar receivinc fcr our labor a currency, worth in (Jold about thirty eight cents to the dollar, aud nearly every article of food or clothing which we have to buy either costs the Gold in a foreign market or will bring the Uold when shiped to a for pign market, and is therefore worth as much more than it was in former times, ns the gold is worth more than this currency which we receive for our labor. Jiesolved, That any premium upon cold, should be added to the wages of the Teacher, to enable him to live as formerly, and to sustain himself under the advanced prices, brought about by the pressure of the times. Itexotred, That these resolutious be pub bsh?d in the Shelby Volitxteer, And the meeting adjourned to meet at the Court House iu shelbyville on Saturday the 23th day of .March lsOo, at 1 o clock f., Jl., and request all ot the bchool teachers of bnelby County to be present on that occasion and participate in tne deliberation 01 me meeting. r 1ST OF I.KTTl.llJi rrnnrinip? in the Tnjt Office iJ at Shcl'ivville, Ind., uncalled for, on the 15th day f -oruary, liS. ; "Persons railing for these letters will p:ejesaj- av!vertiscd,or they ill uc tle looked for. Amor Win. Allen ?eddinh Al'.en Charlotte Bishop John H Roles Klizabcth L Heynon John Bickel Thomas Chapman "W.-tsh'ton 2 Card James 31 Packer Mstht'w Davis Rebecca J Prtuns James Fielding Mary Fotfr Joseph Griffith Mac GollaherJII Glenn Lydia C. Holbrook John Hoop John Howard C. E. 3 Hand Lycn Hamilton .Inram Howard Georcin A Johnson David Kendall Joseph A Kinney C W Kinney Patrick Kinney James Lilley Harrison McConbery Tohn Morpun "ancev E 2 Miller Rebecn'S Myers John H. Pieree John D l'erkini Terary Green Towell Abia Reed Wm Reed X C Snider John Smith Mary Jne Stafford oally Sherk Wm fmtth James C Tomlinson Julinn Thompson O S 3 T'ffman Aupustui Vail Martha Williams O R Williams Mary Winchell Edward 2 Winter Mary Ann Younr; Msnda CAMPBELL, T. M. HitrCinJohn II Hurst Iiaae nneyeutt Hintra Hall Anthony T Jones John A Johnsoa W A JOHN 8. Teb. 26th, 1863. 3T We request all our readers avoid the tna 1; cometo town by rail road

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National Claim Agency 0? WASHINGTON CITT, I. C COMH.CTIB BT HARVEY. COLLINS is BRACE, General Government Agenta and Attorneys, 476 S-venth Street, West, WAmjaTOK Cm, D. C. Claims Presented and Prosecuted before the Department and Court of Claims, Patent. Pension, bounty and Bounty Lands tcccrcl. Uj'Guenil Hufincas Transacted. Fbh. L. n&jtvrr, J.to. t. Coixivs, Jiurs Baarc, of WashitigUn city, of New-York, or Cinciuuatl. We Rive persona! stter.tien to procure PENSIONS, BOUNTIES. BOUNTY LANDS. BACK PAT, fce, itccruir.tr to Soldier who hare ln wonnded. contrvUri disease. r the families of such m have died or htu Mlied while in the discharge of their line of ilutv.as such, during the presenter any previous war; cl.iims ugainat the Government for ineettinity for private property txVen fir puWiic u'S. or for damages to such property ; collecting, su'wytingrWrilling and orgat-.iring volunteer ; and for horses lest in tWe service. Ai Ouirat in ""' m m l-ii tu:eftd. nr.JA?iix r. uavis, sviornet xn roi:nXOl it Law, Teb.K.TO. AGENT, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Ind. To Nervous EuSTerers of Both Sexes. A REVEREND GKNTLEM AN Fl AYINO HEF.N RF.STORed to health in a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment without muxes. considers it h atcred duty to communicate to his aiTlicted fellow creature the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an address envelop, he will Mud (free) a copy f rhe prescription used. Pirect to Ir.JoH M, UaoifUl.. tBi K lion Stre. t, Brooklvn, N. Y. fel5yl SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the County Surveyor for Surveying done, are hereby requested to call at the County Recorder's Olhoe ia Shelbyville and pay the same to Iavid Louden, Esq., who will receive payment and rrneipt for the aame. Early attention to this matter will very mnch ohlike and may ave coeta. UICK JiOURtS, Pec. 24, l?C2. County surveyor. Fire Insurance Coinp'y I.DIAXAPOLlS, TSniAXA OFFICE. ODD FELLOWS HALL, CP STAIRS. Insure Duel 1 in ea, Household Furniture, Varna, Hay, Grain and I.ivet'iclc therein, v-uin-t l"s and damage by Fire, for the term of Five or Seven eara. DIRECTORS : T. S. ITarvkt. Indianapolis, C. C. Oux, Indianapolis, Wm. C. Lri-ros, " D. N. Ilt&m, Ure-nostle, Fkkoixick Bauo, " Jak Bi rulw, Danville, Wm. T. Gib-os, Iiviiauapolis. OFFICERS : J. S. Harvkt. Presiderit, Frsdltiick Bagos. Trenurer, Wm. C. Llttoh, Yiee I'res. Wm. T. timsox, SecreUry. J. C. OL.1 Grsneral Agent. REFF.KENCIS: Wm. A. Peele, PecreUry of .-Mate, ludianapolii, M. eitxpihlion, Esq., Mercham, " Andrew Wallace, ' " James M. Ray, Cashier Bank of State, Indianapolis, fosiah, Locke, Esq., of Locke lc Bro. " II. A. Fletcher, Es(., Mercha it, " V.. J. Peck, Esq., Presiil-nt T. H. I. VL. R. Co. Harvey 1. gcott, Ksq.,Terre Haute. .1. E. Mlonald, Attorney at Law, Indianapolis. M. C. tulver, Ep. Tippecanoe. Oliver W. liill. Piltaboro, Ind. febl'My L. P. STAFFORD, Agent for Shilhy co. JEW CASH STORE AJTD New Goods, V7 Half Ilouse, THE citizen of Shelby county are respectfully notified tliatat the alwve locatiun thev ill alwas Uud a full assortment of of every article pcrtainiuR to Uus BUY GGID Trade, bought at the Lowest Rates for cash, and will Im sold or the same. 1 shall aim to keep my til ,ck of ADIES DRESS GOODS Uj CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, Sheetings, Shirting, Flannels, & c.. full and complete. Ilavine had a num'wr of yvars experi ence in the trade, I profess some knowledtreof the business, aud exercise the same in the selection of my goods, aud it is seldom that au lufcnor article is pal rue-1 upon me. I have on hand the remnant of a large stock or READY-MADE CLOTHING. which was purchayed K-fore the rate, and will positively be sold at first cost, to close out the stock. A full line of BOOTS Sc SHOES, XXnts mxcX Caps. Don't be deceived, hut call and examine my stKk Nsfore purchasing eUcwbcie. lleiuember the place. No. Ray tloiisa U auk. I'EURV 1IITTEL. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS APD Owners of Dwellings. BUTTE R V ORTH' S SEW Window Supports Patented April 10th, lWi. . A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Cords and Weights. This new Window Supporter U what the great mast of people have len looking for. for many years, they having heceme dis?uted with all kinds of Catches. This supporter caroeinto use in the East,in August 1W5I, and It now is used from Maine to California, and It is considered tha best thing for all ordinary sited Sash that is in use, also for tars and Omnibuses. Everv owner of buildings that have not cords and weights should have Butt-rwortVs Fur-porter's, the i-ost being only alut one-sixthof the expense for cords, and saves the break ing of UU&S Children Arms. c. Dec4ro6 AgenU for Shelby county, ShclbyTille. , Eye and Ear Infirmary. J. V. PARRISH, 1. D., Oculist and Aurist, ara GENERAL SURGEON, , TuSnnarv on narrisnn Street. Tleiaa buiMifie, Eoutk wf Gorga'i Hardware store, up stairs, SUtLKTVOIX, l!rTREAT? all dlseasea of the Eye and Ear. He will oper. teon ratArart. Artificial Punil. Pterveium, Strabis n-u (cross Eves-), and will treat cases of Sora Eyea, such as Granulated Lids. Purulent Opthalmia, Opacities) f Carnea, muc. AU forms of t CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Iciaotifie Principles. . Tcotli JExti'actcd 1 Ttlta mora skill ail LESS TAIF tiaa it usual in thli 4 ' . unit v '

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NEW (GdDdDPg! CHEAP GOODS I SEASONABLE GOODS ! AT TO Old Corner Store ! MT STOCK OF SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, never larper than at th tiree, all of which will he disposed of at jii ireaatt low m thesnna quality of goods cau U ohtained in Indianapolis or eUcnhcre, TO CASH BUYERS. T alio hv a large and varied as vrtmetit of BOOTS ff SHOES, r , ITntH aSc. Caps, and in fact evrjr article usually required in my line, of different grades and prices, including a general assortment f GROCERIES, of a superior quality, which are kept for the aceominodatioo of cust"mrs, not lor profit. Those desiring any articU in fie Pry Ooods Una wilf find it to their Interest to give m a call. May ill. HO. COIC.KMt'S. -A-T OXJB POST 1 LARGER STOCK Tim EVER. TIMDE PALACE! H. A. FLETCHER & CO., 26 &, 28 EAST , "WASHINGTON STREET, lNDIAXArOLI?, 1D. Elegant and Beautiful Goods, of every n'ew'style and jfrade ;' OZKUSS (iOODS in endless variety and gradt-s. Staple Dry Goods. CLOAKS, SACQCES. SUA M LS. 61 A WLETS, IIOSIEL'Y, GLOVES, 1IAXDJCFS& COLLARS, LA tcy. EMBROIDER IKS, MAN1LES, and ttry variety of email H'arw. OAIUPETS, Full Lin, from the Elegant Medallion Velvet to the lowest grades of He tup. BROCATEL CURTAINS, SATIX DAMASK, GERMAN 4a AMERICAN DAMASK, Xiaco 0-ci.3rtA.l3txaia Embroidering, Muslin Curtains, Nottingliaui Lace Curtains, Bull, Oreu aid Blue Hoi lands, Oil Shades, Shade Fixtures, Cords and Taasels, Gilt Cornice, Bands, Loops, Table Linens, Cartain l ias, Table Iamaks, Towles, Napkins, Coylier Oil Cloths, Rugs, MaU, Cocoa Mating, Stair Linen, btairOil Cloth, &c. Carpets Matched, Cut and Made. WALL PAPER, The larget and nvt desirable stock In the State. all grades, fio"t f2,n j,cr piece to 55. W sell this article cheaper tnaa any uoume tu tae atute. We ask buyers to give onr stock a care fa 1 Inspeetl jn. We return our thacks to fricu-ls all over the State pr the larpe patrorutr axteudei to us during the past year. Our efforts sliall be nntirine to trerit its ntinuane for the future. a kku First (. Las Goods, ao wim. sax them at Small JPi'ofitfrII. A. FLETCHER V CO., B-pt.lf-1yJ Tradk Patacc, IBiaatjt.t. NORTH END OF SPRAGUE HOUSE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES! CASKETS, WILLOW WAKE, CANDIED, TO OA CCO, CIGARS, SOAP, CANDLES, PICKLES, RROO.TI, BUCKETS, TEDS. STO.XE WAKE, FLOUtt, S1EAL, VC. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, uch aa Apples, Potato, Beans, Poultry of all kind, :gs Lard. Itutter, akc A.C, bought at Um htgbeot ruling ates in eichange for cash or goods. I am bound to keep as good a Stock an SELL AS CHEAP. aany house in the ?tate. Call and be convinced. 1LT RemamUer the place, '-Hh en.1 "orarue H.nv. ISAAC T. OKOWIfi ShelbTTillo, Dee, 17, IKi. 7 $40 WAGES PAID $100

To sell goods for the An Scms Maetrccs Cosirawr. We will give a commiMon on all goods sold by our Agents, or pay wa jea at from $10 to f 100 per month, and pay all nocosairy expenses. Ourmachioels perfect iniu meciwiism. A ehiM can learn U wpwrat It wy half aa honrl instruction ! It is enuil to any Family fctving Maehlna tn u,and Ivive ucrts tha proa to rV ttm Dcllan. Each machine it srstranrM for tferoo yoars. iilrsi C. VOGZLtt. M-1 GiAtt, SrrVst, Mi a.

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USAXS& IX GnOCERIES AUD PR0UISI0HS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Queens-Wa re, Stone-Ware, lYails, &c, No. 1. WEST ROOM BAY HOUSE, siielsy villi:, md. TlltciUaensef wclhr are rswpcttfally InfonoaJ that I bavt purvliaa.d the s'ht oU'diahmeat, am sow revTif g and shall ktcp constantly on hand A General & Clarice Assortracul , of articK In my liae, which willrc sold at extrttaeljr low figurea , . FOR CASH ONLY. Remember Utatcasn will fct tnaiy Goods at this house, snd that our artlelt ar pure and fi, the II. fheat Market Price Taid (or all kiudaaf Country Produce. A lws son hand a superior quality of F IO C It and SJCAL for Family bk. (Majl. TlST RECEIVED for in:.' ' AGUE remedies; 100 f. Quinine, Cinchonlne, Chlnoidine, Peruvian Bark Ay res' Affile Cure, Mann's Airue IlaUiui, Chistiei A rue IUImui, Kl.cxles A;u Car, India ClwlaKue, ?mlth' Tonic !yruji, ."'lialkpNiruer' mis, Eern' I'lll , Loulea's I'ilU, IiMstetter Bitters, B)erhavca Uitters, lolacks Bitters, White's Hitlers, Inc. DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c. 40dram Morphine, Calcmel, Chalk, Mercury Opium. Dover.H I'owder, Rhubarb, Aloea, Caster Oil, Croton Oil, dwaet Oil, Jalap, Iecac, Pills. Liniments, Ointment. 8yrins:. Hr'-t I'umps. Surini Hottw. I'dio, Lo;u?d, Madder, reotoral iyrapt, Troches, WVcrs, Liquor! at, 5aJu, Magnesia, Laudanum, Paragoric, itc. - - ' LIQUORS. LIGHTS, PAINTS, &c Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Wines, Kum, Alorh'l. Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamp, Lant-ms. Ctiinincys, Rurnin; Fluid. Candles. Lard Oil, Macbi.ie Oil, I'ish Oil, Nfc.tj Kot(il,Turpeatiue. Vanii.ht-s. White Ieid, Rnl Lead, Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre, To'.iacro, Cigars, Stuff. SPICES, CUTLERY, TERFUMERY Clorw. Pepper, AllspSrva, Ginr?r. Nutmen. Penknives. Rasors, Pistol, Bowie jvnlrcs, Purses, Pocket RxAs, Port Monac, Card Cue. SluTir? Saps. Toilet Soi. Handkerchi:fKxtrarts. Hair Dye, IliirOils.Potna-le.Ot Marrvw. Ueari Oil, Ite Ml, Tooth Ilruhes, Hair llruh . Clothes Hruln, Painters Brushes, Pink Saucers, Uonee. Lilly W,iU, Coal Oil Cans. Coiulis, Pins. F.s-H-nceof Coftce, Glass, Putty, Coufoctiouery, Chewing ;uc. Sac. Thtavaru s mef the many thirds kept ly us, which are SOLD LOW FOIt CASH. AV f propose to st'l as low as In liantpniis IirarclsU. We I uj from f.rst hauIs in largo 4UtttiUes for csh. PHYSICIANS' and ot'tara are itivitcd to gie us a trial. S. W. JIORGAS, POST OFFICE DRUG STORE HAVING purchased ti Toner Livery SUb)e, on Wajh-ini.-t.cin street. I take pleasure in annouueine to the citiseus of SheP y viile, permnnent and tranaicut, that I ahall aiways ie prepared to turni&n them with Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE HORSES, AC, AC, of a style equal to the best, and at pricea in keeplrg with the times. I shall keep notie hut chxI horaea. atid vnu mav confidently rely upan gcttUjg a "prcscuubie" turu-vu: at my stanie. I shall also constantly kei on hand horea f'.r trade and le, add those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, art requested lo give nie a call. . Thoe having horses toscll ara invite. to give me a call. I also have plenty of stable room f'.r tbt aseommodatioa of transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. E. B. AMSDEX. XJ. 3X. tlfjain in the JFicldJ ssstssss . My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. T MATE Just ipee4 and am now onVrtng for smH a npo Bi risr joi 01 au k.duj of PE (E(CD(0)1LD, ROOTS AD SHOES, HATS VTD CAPS, Of tha Latest Style, and am prepared to oCer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. TfpCall and examine before purchasing elsewhere. A penny saved ia two petwe oamed. TT7My ? tre is one dvr !f ftrfh nf Dr. Itoblna Drug ?tore where I stuil always 1 happy to wait upon those that favor me with a call. C. M. CAPD. Shelby ville, June ll,ia5. aLLTwOcztanraTsn tosts wr isrrt oat aecorwr wux nataa CALL ACJD PAY UP . aa I mow and i - Must Have Money . . . - - To Fay mj debt-- prompt response to th's tuny saveecsia. SA71XEL 0COX!VOEZ. rherbyv111e,r. 10, 13THAVj: naaaloaTrnngasnenti with Jonm IStifb to eottd'ct gj buainesa during any nfcawaoe. and he ia anibwriacd tm eo'Wt a!l monies we axusod !" ae i3-.ti tr maoarv.-j ! tm4klaiMitt rvn-l "s" - I Sas'.yvlU Vrft. ,lfC3. M- SCUTLtB.

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IVo. -4 CHANGE! CHANGE! IT4KK this mtVd of lafcrsinf the citiswna f BhaAr onctr lu pTt:culrailtrx"retW mankind ta ssvrl. that I hve purca the stuck In trat of vT. L- Ytfim (O.D. rlr ck. arenO, and will enatloaa V buatisaaaat th old stand, wbcr I SA.11 keep eooata&t a kaad a writ selected stock oX C1I01CE FAHILY GCCCEMC3, crKuprlaioc rerj arUcVs Im tte Mna.aacht COFFEE, SPICES. TEAS. PEPPER. SUGARS. SODA. MOLASSES. CANDIES. JTtTS, TBCLlCCO and sscars. LOOKING CLASSES, WOOD A"D WILLOW WAKX. QUEEHS-V7ARE, GLASS AND CRROCKERY WARE. RlCOOm, CITLLKV, TIB, DAaKCTai sVC. JIT rOfNTKY PRODfCE WANTED In cxesWf lar goois, or I will pay the highest market prtce la rath I Uave a large assortment uf :alt I I.II,cIiLaereiit kibda. ao4 EXTIXA I AT1ILY FLOI H AND MEAL, which I will sell low and deliver at ay pUtm i . he city fre .d charge, at & o'clotk V. M. lO K tuesnber tho place, IkoUnc's U staa.1, Nwas idevfPuMic Juare. feept. If, l?oi. JOn!V IT. PADItICK CO ft o 4: o o o 55 OQ o C to - M e ,JZ a w as A a x, zn 1 a o STRONG AND SUBSTANTIAL 2 Good Workmanship and Good Material ! JOHN SHELK, Manufacturer of and Itoaler In BOOTS &. SHOES, Washington Strset. (second buiUlog Kaat of the BapUM Church). ShellTiHe. All work ..ld ty me can i relied upn aa Iwiag sahrlwrtially made aad of the tct material. A full iMaurtmeiii uf light aul baavy Boots and ?hoe, x men, K-ys, and t omen co:t-u.iIy on haod or miuiufacturuf to order, f rics as low as th ? lowcaU Terms CaaH. (."M LEATHER STORE. r BVIE uiuK-rMcnH hv opeMxI a Ge.-i.l LEATIIEU au4 I SHOE I1ND1NU HVllK flr.td wr tivutiief grnltk stva Sure, on Harrison Street, bhelt yvilie, ahe.e L wilt fontuatly keep u hand a jcr.eial stosk of Leather of all Kinds, rut to suit the wants of customers. Ala. SHOE FL1DIXG AXI SITOE OARERS TOOLS, such aa Lasts, Hammers, Knives, Aids, Thread, Tads, Pegs, drc. An examination of my stock by the craft ta rT tM. CASH PAID FOR IliDES. ShekVjvllle Ert , 20. IS'jS. TTM.D. BEOWy. K, CAl'CUTi CLOTHIfJGEf.lPORIUU Wcat aide of Harriscn street, opjcite Elliott A Vaor'g Bank. Shelbyville, Ind. Ill AVE a large and fine ssorUDett of 'he foil swing 0oo4 constantly uu hand, and still receiving, to wit: fkoa- ( lolhs, Caasi meres, Cai'bmar, t ta, hsttinets. Wool TweeiW. testings of all descriptions, auch a aaun. silk, grwnadns, pluh, Valencia, uiarsaillea, cashmeres. Ac ia.rt.. Collars, Cravata uf all ktrtda. snih as silk, satin aad faocs flgurwl.a good article of Nock-handkerchiefs, Pockcl-hanA kerehiefs, men's Oloves. f oi;kj 4 rnuus kin"s and saatartaU t u-'pcudr, Ac, all cf which I am ready ldipoeoat riXICES TO SI IT, and Material warranted equal to any in Mtrket, awl ae sj ow pneea. I respecl.'ully call te atttntion of lit Gcntlemm of Shtlbyrltte and vicinity to my stock f CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, bef ore parchrwng elaewnerc. I am ennsfaotly rwivia, KXII'S. and am rea.ly at all time to farcith any Uat cmy call upn tn with a crnjii f L'lT. atafcaU.Uctury pricw. Ait kinds of f I VI O.n 1 OIIK done -n sWt nUnc (iAU.TIOTCrTTni; DOXETOOIIDKH, and in good atle. All ork warrantad. " riU N Take," is my motto. f-ntletx.en, r v n-e a Cblt. aad I wlS wnituponyou ailhmaeh plea.ore. K. CatQsm, . , , BiT.8. CAUCHEY, Kay t, XS-it. BALDWIN'S FAUCY BAZAAS! OR WHOLESALE & RETAIL onni? VARIETY STOKE! 5o. , r Art WA8RI5QT05 FTBtET, LAMEST 1T0CK OT FANCY DRY GOODS! . Yankee xemvys, FANCY iO OXT, T.OYC. CiQ., WEST OF NEW-YORK CITY. ETKUIBODT BEYS EVER. AT

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