Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 28, Shelbville, Shelby County, 2 April 1863 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER.

LOG -A- Ij - NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS The Yolunnteer Is the oklt rr published In Shelby ntr- tuts a large and permanent circulation, offering su-e-ior advantages to advertiser. Meeting of the Central Committee. The members of the Democratic County Central Committee for Shelby County are requested to meet at the Grand Jury rocm, in the Court House, in Shelby Yille;at 1 o'clock, on the afternoon of Saturday.' April 18th, 1SG3. TIIOS. CLAYTON, Chairman. NEXT SATUIUI IV ! Thar will be a grand Kally of the Democracy of AJdi.-on Township nt the Court House in thia city at one o'clock on Saturday next Some good speakers will certainly be present. Let every uian who wishes to hear the truth -be present Religious Notice. Iter.. J. H. Lrccs, Christian Church, will preach at Concert Hall, in thia city, on Saturday evening, and Sabbath morning and evening, April 4th and 5ih, at the usual hour. Cartingtun's AnwiKss The attention of the reader is invited to the address of (len. Carrington, in another column. The attention of the members of the League eep"iM;iIIy il called to that clause varning the people against Secret Pollitieal Societies. Too Late. The proceedings and resolutions of the Union Township Democratic Convention wan received too late lor insertion this week. The Delegates to the County Convention are John M. Riown, George Berry, Fielding Friday, Robert. V. Dewitt, Jacob Crim, John Hester and John Cunning. The "last man and last dollar patriots" in this vicinity are very active in the race after the appointment for the position of Provost Marshall, under the Conscription Law, for this county. It is understood that Capt. McGuire was put on the track for jus tice that ho might be out of 44w way of other aspiring aspirants for the Maishalship. -, , . saj aC3u The members of the abolition League met at their den on Saturday afternoon last, and after much hard swearing and the doftruction of an tncrcditable amount of bail whisky, put in nomination a ticket. Capt. Jas. K. McGl'iRE was nominated for Justice and Nathan (Joourich forTuistee. Personally they are very fair gentlemen, but are in bad company and destined to be badly beaten; ' ('Arnox. Owners of Jacks and Stallions should bear in mind that the excise law, as amended, requires they should take out a license. RSa- The April term of the Shelby Circuit Curt commences on Monday next First Vac.k. The Constitution and ByLaws of the Democratic Club of Addison Township will be found on the first page of 1 days Voi.i'xtkfr. KSST The abolition League met again on Tuesday evening. Kdkx H. Davis, Ksq., addressed the conspirators. Jlis subject was butternuts. He stated that where he used to live in Kentucky, butternuts were verv plenty, but he never liked them they used to make him stomach sick. We think if Mr. D;iis lives long enough in this vicinity he will find butternuts equally as plenty and quite as disagreeable to his fastedious politi cal tastes. The Continental Old Folks. This celebrated troupe of Vocalists will give one of their inimitable entertainments at the Court House in this city on nextTues dwy evening. The simple announcement Will be sufficient to fill the house to overflowing, as they have attained a world wide reputation The Cincinnati Commercial thus notices their recent visit to that city : We lok for the annual return of the Continental Old Polks with the same feeling ot pleasurable expectation that we anticipate the return of the troubadours of the forests and fields The .Continental Old Polks are svi jffii. Thev came into existence with a reviving taste for the sacred songs which our ro onial cestors sang in the wilderness, as luev knelt in the cool and silence of temples not male with hands, before the great Crea tor. J his taste the 'Continental Oik Folks have perpetuated : but, closely observing its modification, have accordingly minified the character of their entertainments, mingling with its more unioue features, standard and popular ballads. As now constituted, the concert of the Cantinental Old Folks are delightful. n reproducing the costumes which were onw en regale, but which now offend all ntlr ideas or propriety in dress, they admonish ris'of the figure we are likely to cut in the eje of posterity, who will laugh as protligiously over the seoop-shovel bonnets, expanded crinolines, stove pipe tiles and baggy pantaloons of the reigning mole as we do over the powdered wigs, gigantic and overwhelming bonnets, scanty gowns, nnd flapping waist-coats of the last century. We say with Holmes 'I know it is a sin For me to sit and grin At thein there; Iut the old three-cornered hat, And the breeches, and all that, Are so queer. A ConRKcTiox. In naming a few of the members of the conspirators League in this city, hwt week, we spelled the name of Thos. Wray without a W.we make the omission this week, and presume more definite particulars art BDtpeceatar.

Juvenile Thieves.

Last week a large quantity of copper pipe was offered for sale to Tho' 3 W. Smith by some boys. He at once mistrusted they had came dishonestly by it, and on some pretext declined paying for it until Monday, but retained the pipe in his possession. He at once instituted inquiries, and Mr. Spitzfadden was induced to visit his distillery just East of town (now closed), when he discovered that some twenty odd fect of copper pipehad been cot off, and readily identified that in possession of Mr. Smith as his property. Mr. Darns, owning the brick shop on Jackson Street also discovered that some twenty or thirty feet of lead pipe had been abstracted from his premises, and we believe investigation proved by the same parties. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of most of the depredators, but respect for the feelings of parents and friends constrains us to withhold the names of the parties implicated. The recklessness and growing impudence of a portion of the juvenile population of this city has long been a matter of observation to all and of serious alarm to many. It is not unusual to see boys, frequently as young as ten or twelve yesus, on the streets at a late hour of the night, lruquenting the vilest haunts, smoking cigars, and indulging in tho corsest and most revolting profanity. It has not been inaptly remarked that the streets of a city or town, especially at night, is the great primary school to the penitentiary. It is tin; parents or guardians fault that their children be on the streets at unreasonable hours it is their duty to see that they arc at home at a proper hour, and also that they conduct themselves with proper propriety on all occasions. We believe it is held by many that excessive corporal punishment never effects a reformation, but unfrequently does more hurt tlian good, disgraces the child in its own estimation, and creates a wilful and rebellious disposition. There are but few children !nt what cr.n be easier coaxed than driven, and it is the duty of parents to enJeavor to incul.-ate. into the minds of their children the necessity and advantages of correct deportment We have also frequently thought that school teachers neglected this one m st essential branch of education. A short lecture each day on this subject would gradually instill it into the minds of their scholars, and we arequite confident that under this system of tuition the boisterousness and not unfrequently rudeness that is daily witnessed in. our streets would gradually disappear. We would also recommend to the youth that they endeavour on their '"own hook," as they would term it, to observe and practice :t gentlemanly deportment they will be surprised to see how easy the accomplishment is aequiml, how much more they will respect themselves and how much more they will be respected by others, espjcially their senioiirs. The Celebrated Continental OLD, POLKS Concert Company, ALL ATTIRED IN" COSTUME OF ON'K HUNDKKI) YEARS AGO, si-Misted by the !cant:ful and accomplished IAIGE SISTERS, wi'.t cire one of their popular OM Fashioneil Concerts at tho COURT HOUSE, SHELBYVILLE, Tuesday 12vcnin?9 April 7IU Adniitt-ino; . cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock, Coi cert to commence at H o'clock. A Whole Stock of Goods ! COXSISTINB OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOO IS & SHOES, HATS & cArs, QITEEXS-WAUE, WILLOW-WAKE, IIAUD-WAHE, A H IT F J C I A L FLOWERS, BONNETS, GLASS-WARE, TIN WARE, SCHOOL BOOKS, and NOTIONS of all kinds, At Cost Price, After the first day of April, 18G3 All thae in want of (ioot'.s at cost are invited to callat Mt. Anl .urn, Ind. F. V. FOGEL. 1" IS I' OK IM-VrTniCS remaining in the p,t A at HpmkfieM, Iud., uncalk-l for, on tlie 31st day "T M ir--h. iNsl. Ilnrst, Ami.s Cadam, Ednard Jones, MiM-s Ram. leer. N. B. II. STANLEY, T. 51. ADIlMvrKATJtlVS SAIF. ""OTICK is ht-rely given that Twillevpos nt puVl:eane ri.-n on VUIUAV, the Zi'M ,la.v of Al'KIL, l.-i;t.at h) oi. c. a. m..at the late residence of John Hoop, late of brsl Townhip, Shelby county, Iiidl-ana,ilevas. nil the personal ptrpertyof said di e is,-,), not taken by th f wih.w. ,nsistinst 'f llors,. Cattle. Hogs, Sh.-p, Vanning l"t,'nsils. Household! and Kitchenfnrniture, Wheat on the ground Corn in the crih. liiy in t'- stack. etc. Tkrms. A cre.lit of 6 months will 1 given on a!l suirs over S.I. the purvhas.-r civinc his nMe at interest waiving valuation and appraisement bins, with approved sv-urity, sums of $3 and under r-sh in hand. March 2S, lti3. JOHN HOOP, Jr., Administrator. IVOTICF. OF ADJIIMSTKATIOX. ""OTICE is here'v given that the undersigned has Iven 1 appointed Administrator of the estate of Mary T.arger. late of Shelly caunty, Indiana. dei-e:isel. Said estate is supposed to be oH-ent. March W, 1P63. MILTON P. RARGER, Administrator. AI1II.ISTRAT011'S ROTlrE. "TOTICK is hereby cItwi that the undersicned has been appi:itel Administrator of theestateof Thomas Stansifer late of Shel' y County, Indiana. ilrrased. Said estate is suppse.l t solvent. Marrh 27, 1-i53. THOMAS I. STANS1FER, Administrator. Vn.milSrUATOK'S XOTICF. Notice is hereby given thit th nndersi?ned has been appoints Administrator of tlie estate of James T. Johnson, l:teof Shelby county, Indiana, bx'sed Said estate is supposed to Lc solvent. Mareh C7, ?C?. JAMES JOHNSON, Administrator. AII.TIIMsTltATOItrs SALH. fOTICE i hereby ?i-en that th nnd. rsijmed, Adminu sell at l'e resi.lenceof said Adininistrat-tr. in Hendricks .Mwnn.p. tnei-y county, on SATl UP-AY, A l'KI I, -Jath. I '-. the pers-innl pronertv of siiJ etaf. r.utu ,r .,r s,'san,l heiMire. o,.e cl.e-i t o!s. one lot Vf Ua-n tm'r nd tV unflnish,l woodwork of a two hor,e 1 ,u I

T; cWk n' v . .N' tH"- V N,,el v s' ,hAt M. IViwert, admin.11 1 n'T,, "n'W thT- Wrs. rh la hand, and i str't-,r "f 1 ,e of William D-iwert, deceasel, has filod an sums over three dollars a credit until next Christmas K I e! t: 111 ' dl tSerc il euteofof theded -nt. hisperrroWd aenr";. rurV!'r Bjvin? his tK te with ,v- ,' fstate t.-li;-inu riccnt t pay his del ts, and th.at said r.rl!T un'w'n,nt,tmdat-;, waiving valua-!THUt!0 ' "-rd at the next lerm of the Court of ttoa al appraisement lw,.Mrch 3rt, 1S03. 8 Common rieas of said county. Witness mv hand this COth JAMES JOHXSOM, Adminiitralors. dy of March, IS6J. ALOXO VLAlR,CIrk.

Change of Proprietors,

THE undersigned having bought the Grocery Store of W. M. Parish, desires a continuance of the patronage from il the old customers of the concern. A full supply of GROCERIES will he on hand at all times. Also, Willow, Wooden and Stone Ware, Cement, Tar and Plaster Paris. THE IIOOSIEU . WOOLEN FACTORY, Indianapolis, has established an Agency in thie Grocery for Shelby county, and a complete assortment of all the varieties of ft'Kxls made by that mort extensive and perfect Factory of the kind in the Wwt will l for sale at all time here. Call and look through the stocK. Everything will be sold at the Lowest Possible Living Cash Rates I have on hand an $3 G rover & Baker Sewing Machine good as new, with hemnvrs all complete, which will he sold for half price and the freight. Enquire at the Grocery. W. F. MAfcUX. Pht lt yrille, March 17th, 1SG3. w NOTICE IS hereby pi ven that the Roard of Equalisation of the City of rlieU.j rille, in the State of Indiana, will meet at the Mayor's Office in said City on the 7 th day of April, 1863. to hear and deoide all complaints in relation to the assessment of the taxable property in said City for the year 133, and to equalize the same as right and justice may require. March li,lt;:i. B. F. LOVE, City Clerk. To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes. A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORed to health in a few days, ftcr unler(ri)ing all the uraal routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment without succe.-ts, considers it has sacred duty to communicate to his afllicteil fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an address envelope, he will send (free) a copy of rhe prescription usl. Direct to Dr. Jon M, Da! L. F lton Street, Bnwklyn, N. Y. feWyl Enlarged and Superior Edition of Xcw Domestic Physician, OK HOME BOOK OF HEALTH. JUST ISSUED. OVER 1100 PAGES OCTAVO. In addition to the vast fund of useful information and practical knowledge which the last previous editions of this work have contained, and to which hundreds of thousands now have access, this NEW AND GREATLY IMPROVED EDITION embraces numerous diseases anil subjects not liefore embodied in the volume ; aniens which may he mentioned DIPTIIEUIA, pi vinp a treatment of the disease which has proved eminentsuco.'s.sful in practice ; aim a treatise on the XAXAGElinST OF THE SICK ROOM, which fu!ly and minutely imparts the vitally Important instruction, wherehy all may knew just HOW TO Xl'RSE THE SICK, thus increasins: the size of the work to over Bt.KVEN hundred. I'Aiirs. The volume i em'iellished with flue steel plate enpraviii'jsand uuuierous tinely evecuted wood-cut illustration of plants, etc., and is now a Horded to families ata cheaper rate than when first puMiMied. Men wii ican furnish recommendations from one or more county otlicers. or merchants of high standing as to fitness and good moral character can. by immediate application. srure agencies to sell in Shelhy county, this popular ami favorite rami I Mediol Guide. Address MOJRE, WILSTACH, KEYS Jt Co., Publishers, m:il2.v3 25 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Strayed or Stolen ! ON Sunday ni.sht hist, at Pleasant drove Church, nhont A miles Soutli of heihyville, a' very light GREY HORSE. . years old this Spring, about lo.'i hands high ; a little swy baeke 1, a small blemish, or knot, on the right h'nd leg, anil n s ire on .the back eau.-cd by the saddle. Had on at the ti:ii( nf lcrsving. n saddle, bridle and halter. Auy one f-ivinir information as to his whereaijouts, or retui iiin b;in to the sul scriber, will be liberally rewarded. M.idilJi, 1.-..3. CYRUS COYI.E. 1,000 Pieces DIFFERENT iTYLES AND GRADES WALL PAPER! .Tust Received at GOBLITS. Near the T. St C. R. R. Depot, Sholhwille, Indiana. Also a general and carefully selected assortment f GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, iVc, Ac, &c, Comprising every article usually required, such as LADIES' DRESS CiOODS, CLOTI1K, CASSIMERS, sin.irnxis, siiirtingn, &c All of which have ben bought for cash, at the lowest rnlin.'rate. and will !w s dd at a small advance on first cost to cash purchasers. Rememlr the place. C03LE S OLD STAND. Just East of Hie 1. &. C. R. R. Depot. fJRAIff WASTED! T continne to pay the rulinc prices r..r ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AXDCOrXTUY 1'KOl'lCE. Farmers are reqneeteti to give me a call before selling. A. GOnLR. ShellTville, April 10, l!G2. SALT! OF REAL ESTATE. "jVrOTTCT: here' y riven that by virtue oj an order of I the Shelhy Common Pleas Court, the undersigned, ad-in'i.i-t-ator . r the estate of Mary L. Mc Dunned, deceased, will orler at private sale, on and after the 2nd dav of May, 14.1, lot Ne. CO, in the town of Marietta, Shelby county, Ird:ati;l. TrRK?. One Inlf piytMe in six months. nl nne half In twelve months, with not. driwini- Interest frrnn date. wai Ire l"io;t of appraisement laws. aT1,i x-are1 hv jto.1 II1UAM COM STOCK, Adm'rApril lt. lt.:l.-4w Nh eA ' " v" f "IA:VA ! fT CVirvry, s. OT ATI" OF Ini.LA,

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fin a:Ss! 1 a i O w K -1 ; Meg: at S n H . T W 6 25 i n h S I 5 5 11 si i! y M I a o fa i ? 8 5 fe a a w X 3 a 3 S 5 He? J 3 Ikfl X. -JS mm I ft Spring Campaign ' OIPJEJVIEIIP AT Old Comer Store ! NEW GOOPS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! MT STOCK OP SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, was never larger than at this time, all of which will be disposed of at prices as low as the Mine quality of sooUs can b obtained iu Indianapolis or elsewhere, TO CASH BUYERS. I also have a large and rarled assortment of BOO ITS tr &ELOIE&1 Hats & Caps, V and In fact every article usually required in my line, of different grades and prices, including a general assortment of GROCERIES, of a superior sjnality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. Those desiring: any article in the Dry Goods line wilf find it to their interest to give me a cal I. March, 1SM3. If. Q. COKBTELIUS. Eye ami Ear infirmary. J. W. PAURISH, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, AND GENERAL SURGEON, Infirmary on Harrison Street, Ileiss' building, South of tiorga's Hardware store, upstairs, Suklbyviixb, Ind. TREATS all diseases of the Kye and Ear. He will opernte on Cataract, Artificial Pupil, Pterygium, Strabismus (cross Kyes), and will treat cases of Soro Kyes, such as Granulated Lids, Purulent Optlialuiia, Opacities of Cornea, tec. All forms of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Teeth Extracted. With more skill and LESS PAIN than is usual in this department of Surgery. Htfo IMPORTANT TO BUILDIEIIS AFD Owners of Dwellings. BUTTERWORTH'S KEW WindowSupport'r Patented April 16th, 1661. A Cheap and Perfect f. Substitute for Cords and Weights. This new Window Supporter is what th great mass of reopie nave neen looking for, for many years, tliey having lweme disRuatel with all kinds of Cwtrliea. This lupfwrter came into use in the Kast.in An,m,l l)ll,and it now is nsed from Maine tv California, and it is considered the Is-st thine fr all ordinary sised Sabh that is in use, also fur Cars and Omnihuscs. F.very owner of building that hare not rords and weUhta should have Itutterworth's Supporb-r's. the cost Hdntr only about one-sixth of theexnense for cords, and saves he breaking of Glass, Children Arms. &c. V1CTOK & 1IESTEIC, Dec4mC Apents for Shelby oounry, ghelbyvtlle. AiX THOSE nDCITED TO MI IT H0T1 ot ACCorrr WTM. IUSCB CALL AND PAY UP as I need and Must Have Money To Fay my debts prompt response to this may save costs. KAatEL O'COJflfOS. PhellfvUl, Tsb. 10, 1M3. EXCISE TAX NOTICE. Omen Asoa I.Traji4t Rtvcxca, bth District of Indiana, Indianapolis, March 54th, 1883. $ TOE CITI7.EXS of tlie 6th Collection District of Indiana are hereby notiS d that the late amend meat to the Excise Tax Law makes it th1 duty of persons following tho occupations named below to take license for the same at once dating from the first of March, 1P63, to continue until the first of May next, at which time the general aasessmeut will be made. Persons concerned will please crll without delay upon the Assistant Assessors for the several counties, and make application for license, there being a heavy penalty for non-compliance. Architects and Civil Engineers, license sin on Builders and C'ntraetorj, license 2.100 Lot ery Ticket Dealers do ' 4000 no Insurance A rents, license 10 no Itutelier. lirvnM. - -. ... 10 00 puicners, tor neiianng meat, license 5 no SUIliooi aadiJacka, owners of, license IB 90 WILLIAM A. READS HAW, assessor 6th District of latitat.

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HEl'J CASH STORE

New Goods, RTo. 2f EZzy fflczwe TnE dtiteaa of Shelby ronty arc rm pert fully notified that at the above location they will alwasflnda full assortment of of every article pertaining to the BIHLY (GdDdDIEDS ' Trade, hoarhtat the Lowest Rat 's for cafc, and will be soM for tbc same. I shall aim to keep ny at. ck of LADIES DRESS GOODS CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, Sheetings, .Shirtings, Flannels, V; i? . . ewe In the tnwle, I profess me Vuowlelk'rof th tKismnw, and exercise the same in the selection of my goods, and it is seldom that an luferior article is pal root upou me. I have on hand tlie remnant of a large sWwk of READY-MADE CLOTHING. which was purchased before the raise, and will positively he old at first cost, to close out the stock. A full line of Soots sc shoes, t and OAa. Don't be deceived, bat call and examine my st-w-fc tvfnr pnrehaln! elsewhere. Kemrmlvr the plre. No. Ray House Dork. PKKKV lllTTLL. TVo. 1. o. 1, GEO. C. THACHER, DEALER in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Qucens-Warc, Stone-Ware, I?ails,&c., No. 1, WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE, 8IIEIDYVII,EE. I2VD. TTfl! citizens or ?hc!ry are respectfully informed that I have purchased the atove establishment, am avw receivirg and shall keep constantly on hand A General & Choice Assortment of articles in my line, which will be sold at extremely low hgures FOR CASH ONLY. Itememlier thatcasH will get many floods at this house. snd tliat our articles are pure and fresh. The Highest .Market Price Paid lor all kiudsaf Country Produce. Always on hand a superior quality of FLOCK and MF.AL for Family use. May I HAVING purchased the Toner Livery Stable, on Wash-, inffton Street. I take llleasilre in nnonnnI v h citizens of Phelhyviile. permnnent and transient, tlwt I sliall Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE HORSES, AC, AC, or a style equal to the best, and at prices in keeping with the times. I shall keep none but good horses, and you may confidently rely upon getting a "preseutable" turn-out at my stable. I shall also constantly keen on hand horses for trails and sale, and those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, are rojnr-;ii to Rive me a can. Those bavins horses to sell are Invited to tlve me a rail I also have plenty of stable room fur the avcommodativn ol transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. . B. AMSDEN. ILgaito in tlie JField: My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. IMAVK just opened and am now offering for sale a superior lot of all kinds of MtY (KdD(0, COOTS AS D SHOES, HATS -A.2ST3D O-AJFS, Of the Latest Styles, and am prepared to aSer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. JLfCall and examine before purchasing elsewhere. A penny saved is two pence earned. JCJr-My Store ts one door Xorth of Dr. Robins' Dmr Store where I shul always be happy to wait upon those that favur me with a call. r;. m. G ADD. Sheliiyrille.Juae 11, lf32. inPORTARTTO FEMALES. Dr. CIlEESQnAIV'S PIUS. The eombi nation of ingredienU in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mi 11 in their operation, and certain In correcting all irregularities. Painful Mrnstrations, removing all obstructions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain ia the side, palpi tatioa of tae heart, whites.all nervous affections, hysterics, fatiga. pain in the back and limhe, sYc, disturbed sleep, which arise frota Interruption of nature. bU. CHEESEIIAN'S FILLS was the enmmenoement af a new era in the treatment of those irregularities and otatractioM which have consigned so many to a mutt res sravk. Nofcsoale can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever aa ohstractsoa Ukesplace tlie geueral health Iwgins to decline. DB. CHEESEMAN'S PILU3 are the most effectual remwly ever known for all complaints peculiar to JemaUm. To all classes they are iavelaaMe, imdmei4,rttA ferfJiey. ri'lml rjuJ.irity. They are known to thousands who have used toem at different periods, throughout the country, having the sanction of some of the most emiwaf Phijiici.int ii America. Septieit dirtction. ti ttitj vhtn thy tmll not tV ' M(. with each box the I'ru e On lMLir rvr R.r en. 1 taininc from 50 to 60 Pills. lilts sent by small, promptly, by remitting to the Proprietor. Sold he isainrisU generally. - R. R. CLTClJlXiiri, Pro., 80 Cadar St., aow-ToTk. aavf. lt f or sale If t, W. MoMsjr, laelbynUe.

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Fire Insurance Conp'y ISDIAXAPOL1S, 1XDIAXA. orncK. odd fsllows uall, cr stubs. .

Inaure Dwellings, Household F oral tare. Grain and Live Stock therein, acainst lo sad Fa, for the term of Five or frtvra years. DIBXCTORS: J. P. nsvrr, Iodianapolls, C. C.Ouw. In Ms. VT. C. Linos. !.?!. IIkst. O FBsocmjcK Baeoa. M . Jamb Rtmaeae, Dm villa. H i. T.GtasOst. latuaoapous. OrnCERS : J. S. HaBvrr. Presi.Vent, FBtBCKtew tl mw. "T tiff Wm. C. LtrTOji, Vice Pros. W. T. liiBsou Cm c oli.1 neaerai AgcsiU RRFKREXCE" : ' VTm. A. Teele, Secretary of guta, ladlanapolU, M. Fiugit4xn, Esq., M err heat, " Andrew Wallace, iJarne M. Ray, Cashier Bank of taae, IndiaaBpoliB, Josiab, Locke, Esq., of Locke sk Bro. M II. A. Fletcher, Esq., Merchant. K. J. Peck. Ksq., President T. II. A. I. R. R. Co. llarvev P. fV.tt, F.j.,Terre Ilaute. J. P.. M'Ootiald. Att-mey at Law, Indianapolis. M. C. Culver, Esq., Tippecanoe. liver Ilill.PitKtxm. Ind. fetidly L. P. ST AFFORD, A geat SUOf Co. k, cArcitr, CLOTHinGEr.lPOniUD West side of Harrison stresrt, opposite Elliott sk Majar'B Rank, Sliell-yville, Ind. IT! AVE a Urge and One awrtment of the followlssjt Ooess) eonstatitly cm ttaud, and stiil receivtne. to wit: BreadCloths, Casui meres, Caahmaretu. i'attinets. Wool Tweed. Vetingaf all descriptions, such as sati a, stik. grsaacUar, plush, valenria, mamiilles. cashmeres, skr skc BsnrU. Collars, Crwvata of all kln-t. in. h as silk, satin aod fssser fieured.o gund article of Ns-lL-tuudii-rcbfs. P,rtl kmmm kerchiefs. men's U loves, Ux-ka i f 1 arinm in Is and maTaiisl, ?uspeoders, Jke., all of which I aia ready to disposal of SA PII1 TO Sl'IT, Bad Material warranted equal to any In Market, afcst ai at w prios. 1 respectfully call the attention of the Gtnltrmcn of Shelbyrtllc and rtoinity to suy stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. neiore psrcrirsmg elsewhere. I am constantly recefvlasT u"vi.'.-,ana am reaay at an i.n ei 10 luruisn any uiat call upon me wfthaiMOD 9L'IT.atasataiael4ry price. AU iuu v, ww. v vmwmm uudc on Hivn Douce G1RHCT CITT1XO DOE TO OUDEO, and in good style. All work warranted. Fit, Ho Take," is my motto. Urntlemen, giro Etc a sail, aatt I will wait upon you with much pleasure. K. Caresurr, May 8, XlS-tf. IV o. 4 IVo. 4 ITvlKK thia method of infomint- thecitirens of BhaBs county in tiarticular and the "rest af snanklndM ia csse . eral, that I have purchased the stock I n trade frf W. L. Masna (.!. Pailrick. azent). and will eooUnne the tmsliioss at the old sUixl, wliere I shall keep constantly on Land a veil select! stock of CHOICE FAMILY GRGCEDID, e eomprisins every article ia the line, sack aa COFFEE, SPICES, TEAS; PEPPER, feUGARS. SODA. MOLASSES, CANDIES. IltTK, TOBACCO A?ID SEGA1XS. LOOKING ULASsES, WOOD AND WILLOW WAR. QUEENS-WARE, GLASS AND CRROCKERY WARE, mtooTis, tiTLi;ui, TtCJ, BASKET!, AC. irrfCXTP.T PRODCCK WASTED hi erehaoge Ut ennds, or I will pity tlie higheot market price ia caasw I luvea large asoirtwentof allFlll,of different kinds, aa4 EXTRA FAMILY FsLOUrS, AND MEAL, which I will sell low and deliver at amy place i . he city free of charge, at 5 o'clock P. M. TO3 Remember tin; place, lleadncVs old stand, VerUi side of Public Square. ept. ip, lw-t. joirtt xc. PAPnicrx NEWS DEPOT Vnd Periodical BOOK (!) GTOC3E OPPOSITE THE TOST OFFICE, HARRISON ST., SHELBYVILLE, WHERE you will find constantly oa hand all of the most Popular Periodicals, Monthlies, Dailies, and Weeklies. Also, an assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS. DeadlesMME tEKIE. OF WOKS, bwrides a Urge aa-ort-ment of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, b levers of the weed are invited to call and try. LIST OF BOOKS, PAPERS, At. - W ulcus. New Tork Ltdper, New York Mercury, New York Weekly, Flag of Our Union, The True Flag. The Welcome (Juest, The Police Gazette, Harpers Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illustrated, New York Iliutrate! News, Wilk's Spirit of tlie Times, MoBTBUBB. Yankee Notions, Nic Nax, Comic Monthly, Frank LeUe's Budget of Fua J.P. R. Jane's Novels. Emennn Bennett's Novels, CapU Marryett's 44 Cha's Dtekens Ihivid Rattlebeads O. W. M. Reynold's T. 8. ArUior's Porter's Spirit nf die Tin-, Eugiene tjue's y. Y. Clipper, Sdeotlne Americun. Vanity Fair. 4tfe JOHN MORRISON. Jr., Pisaytsasr. JTU81T HJECJEEVIEJD FOR AGUE IIEIIEDIE3. 100 ot. Quinine, Cinchoaiae, Chinoidine, Penrviaa Pert Ay res' Ague Cure. Mann's Ague Balsam, ChisUos Arm Kalsam, Rliodos Ague Cure, India Cholagngoe. fsantha Tonic Synxp, i-halleiderger's Pills, Rversn', Pills, Iwa den's Pills, Hostetter's Bitters, Buerhave's Hitters, RsAaaka Bitters, White's bitters. aYe. DRUGS, ZIEDICI2X2.3. x. 40 drams Morphine, Calomel. Cftstfk, Mereury, Optasa, Dovers Powder, Khularb, Aloes. Castor Oil, Crotoa Oil. Hw9et Oil, Jalap. Ipecac, Pill, LrsSsseaU, OtBtsaaaU. tyre inges. Breast Pumps. Nursing Botttes. lodtgi, I nrwssl Madder, Pectoral Prroj, Troches, Wsfcrs, UoswrkxClalas. Magnesia, Ls-d-num, Paragonc sVe. . . UQTJOIIS. UGHTa, PAH7T0, tee. Braly, Gin. Whisky, Wines, Rasa. Alcohol. Cea Oil. raHtit Ijimm. Lto fhii ... a- 1 - . . w- , wis2inj inn, var dies. Lard Oil. Matin no Oil, Fish Orl, Neata Foot OU. Tarpea tine. Yamishea, White Lead. Red I sail. YsauKiSBl ltd. Yellow Ochre, Tobaoeo. Cigars, SosnT. SPICES, CUTLEIIY, pshftjuxht ac. Clovea, Perper. AlLtieea. (tinaxr.Xat Raaorm, Pistols. Bowie Knives, Purses, Pocket Books, Pert Monads, Card Cases, Shaving Soaps. Toilet Soaaa, Haai kerchief Extracts, Hair Dye, ILiirOiU, russsif- rl Bears OJ. R i I, Tooth RraWies, Ifaie Braohee. Chitasa Rrushea, Painters Brashea, Piak fiaorera. Raaaa, titty White, Coal Oi 1 Cans. Combs, Pins, Rsseact of Cessse, Class, Putty, Confectionery, Chewing Wax, ate. These are some of th many things kept by aa, Waiaa ara SOLD LOir Fa CA8CZ. We propose in r!l as low as Indianapolis DraggUU. Jft buy from firt hazxls ia large uaantities for cash. PHYSICIAND POST OFFICE DRUGSTORE

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