Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 29, Shelbville, Shelby County, 16 April 1863 — Page 3

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IO O A. Xj - NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS TTte Yerennteer Is the ont rirs published in Shelby Matr bee larr and permanent circulation, offering latTiereTMt: to advertiser. City Eleciion Announcements. J AMIS ILLIOTT will be a candidate for Mayor at the Electtoa U be held on tb 5th day of May Mit JAMKSL. CAPP will be a candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing Charter Election. If elected he promiats to tMacearg the duties of the offica without (ear or favor. Zleeting of the Central Committee. : The member of the Democratic County Central Committee for Shelby Connty are requested to meet at the Grand Jury rocm, in the Court House, in Shelbyrille, at 1 o'clock, on the aftemoou of Saturday. April 18th, 1SG3. T1IOS. CLAYTON, Chairman. Announcements. The name of James Elliott is this week announced as a candidate for reflection to the office of Mayor. Mr. E. has held the office since the organization of the city, and has been faithful in the discharge of his dnties. Tha name of James L. Capp is announced as a candidate for Marshal. We think Jim is well qualified forthe position, and would make an excellent police officer. RkmOTAL. IS. ! rstock of pofid to t'.. ! ::i in Ray II so J a general ami chc:ee amor tmenL Wc believe the room vacated by Mr. Forbes i to be occurred by our clever friend Sam. O' Conner, who purposes putting therein one ofthe largest and most desirable stocks of cloths, and Clothing ever offered in this city. There will be no necessity for any one wear, ing old clothes after Sam gets his stock opened. Concert. Mr. Stakaob is now instructing n class in Vocal Music in this city, which hare already reached a high state of perfection. He purposes giving a Grand Musical Soiree at the Court House on Tuesday Evening, April 28th, on which occasion the soul stiring and descriptive Cantata, 'The Stokm King" will be produced. The occasion promises to be a rich musical feast, and those who fail to attend will be the loosers of the treat. tST The extension of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad from Lawrencebugh to Cincinnati is progressing rapidly. ncic ib n large icrcc oi inon con'tantM' err. ployed, and we believe the entire riht ot way has been secured. The pay roll for Kie month of March amounted to over $25,000. tS The season thus far is exeeedinglv backward. It is seldom that a pood portion ofthe Spring plowing is not done by the middle of April. Fruit trees are also unusually low in putting out their blossoms and foli age. Then and Now. , e understand the abolition League purpose attaching a C.lce Club to their dark lactern institution. We would suggest that tonga germain to the true sentiments ofthe order be adopted, and among them the fol lowing from the Newl ork Tribune of 1S56. . a ins poetical euusion expressed the true sentiments of Republicanism then, and there is no evidence that the sentiments of the o ganization have undergone material change. except that the destructive and treasonable abolition heresy, for a time artfully concealed, is now so apparent that the honest mem bere ofthe organization no longer deney it We advise the League to adopt this song ! honest your spasmodic declarations of devotion to the old flag only excites the pity and disgust ofthe honest and patriotic who but too well know your hearts are wrapped up iiryonpold ensign a sixteen star rag. IWtn tAtXH- Yort Tribune. THE AnRRlf.W I'LAU. All bail the flaunting Lie! The stars grow p;tle and dim; The strips are bbmdy scars A Lie the vaunting hymn. . - It shields a pirate's deck, - It binds a man inchains, It yokes the captive's neck, And wipes the bloody stains. Tear down the flaunting Lie ! Half-mast the starry flag ! Insult no sunny sky With hate's polluted rag ! Destroy it ye who can ! Deep sink it in the waves t It bears a fellow man To groan with fellow slaves. .si .Yrl, FfI the boasted Lie 1 Till Freedom lives again, r . , To rule once more in truth ' . ! ' Among untrammeJed men. , Roll up the starry sheen, v Conceal its bloody stains ; For In its folds are seen " '. . The stamp of rusting chains. InfaMOCS. The New Albany, Intl., LrJger .... . art that it is ascertain! to tea practice among dishonest armj paymasters to conceal From the soldiers the tlatos when they rtrs likely to be in funds, in order that a sot of rascally brokers maj be "run in" on them to cash their orders at a ruirjous discount This villainy has been practiced eyen when the paymaster has been in receipt of funds from the Department, and the soldiers hare been &as cruelly plundered of large amounts whieh would otherwise have gone to the re-Ueftftht-r families.

The Township Elections. The Township elections in this county resalted in substantial Democratic victories, with the exception of two or threeTbwnshipe, Jacxsox Entire Democratic ticket elected. Daniel Snepp Trustee and Tho's Stine Justice. The League ran no candidate for Trustee the Democratic majority on Justice is 62. Washington There were two Democrats ran for Trustee in this Township, J. W. Clayton the regular nominee and Christopher Girton, independent Girton was elected by 20 majority. Alex Vangordon, the Derr. ocratic candidate fo Justice was elected by 2 majority. Xoblk John F. Lewis, Dem. is elected Trustee by 134 majority. Daniel W. Avery and John W. Beman, Justices, by about the same majorities. Liberty Jery Rucker, Dem. elected Trustee by 41 majority. Hendricks Reading Money,Dem. Trustee by 57 majority. Si-gar Cheek Henry Huntington, Dem. Trustee by 81 majority. Rraxdywixe Ryram Harrell, Democrat, Trustee, by 30 majority. The League at tempted to run a Democrat in this Township, and succeeded, in the fore part ofthe day, in cajoling a number of Democrats to vote for him, which decreased the Democratic majority somewhat Marion Leander Kennedy, League, Trustee by 32 majority. G. Ii. Huffman, League, is elected Justice by 21 majority. Umo.: V. N. Dennett, League, Trustee by 32 majority. Hanover W. W. Woodyard, League, Trustee by 21 majority.

an" lk-RF.x .Jerome 1. Cole, League Trustee by 2i majority, and Harvey 1. Kitehel, League, Justice by 24 majority Moral John II. Jeffries, Dem. Trustee by 117 majority. The following table shows tho vote for Trustee in the various Townships. democrat. abolition league. Jacltson Washington Xobla Lil)erty Addison Hendricks Suar Creek lirandywine Marion Union Hanover Van Jurcn Moral 110 1U 150 452 15:t 13( 92 60 93 106 82 ITS 136 57 107 371 94 55 C2 92 125 127 106 Gl 1963 1393 The Democratic vote shows a falling offof 270 from last fall, and the Republican 115. The vote for Trustee in Washington, Liberty, Brandywine and Moral can hardly be taken as a test of party strength, for in all these Townships the Republicans ran Democrats, who took more or less Democratic votes, and invariably ran ahead of their ticket The Democratic majority in the county on Trustee is 569 add the 270 deficiency to thw Demo era le vote, and the 1 la to the Kepubhcan, and the Democratic majerity would be the same as last fall, 724. Errata. We republish .the following table of the vote cast in Addison Township, in order to make a correction in the figures for Justice of the Peace. It will be observed that Millesox received 443 votes instead 438, as given by us last week, making his majority 52. Democrat, Isaac II. Wilson, Republican. ToWNsmr Tri-stee. 452 Nathan Goodrich, ... . J rsncr. James Milleson, 443 James E. M'Guire,.... Constabi.ks. A. D. Cross, 440 laniel S. Hillings, Elijah Ballard, 431 Thomas Husk, T.J.Jackson, 443 J. W. Brown, It. Worland 44-J Jonathan Tenant, New Jewelrt Store. Charley Morrison of Indianapolis, has opened a Jewelry Store in the building two doors North of Fastlaben's, South side Public Square, where he purposes keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry Jtc, ofthe various styles and grades, all of which will be sold at the lowest ruling rates, and warranted to prove as recommended. Those desiring anv article in his line will no loubt find it to their advantage to give his stock an examination before purchasing. 500,000 SWEET POTATO OX and after the 10th day of May, lt03, the undersigned will have for sale at THE BLUE RIVER GARDES, a supply of Plants of all kinds, such as Sweet Potato, Tomato, Pepper, Karly Yord. Large York, Dmanhead and Flat Putvh Cabbage Plants. Hardy Plants can be procured earlier than the above date, as I have this year fitted up a number of glass sa h to force early sprouts. I am confiident those coming for plants will not be disappoint 1, as I will sell them at low rates. As my garden ia near Shelhyville 1 would advise those who can conveniently t come to the garden for plants, as they are more apt to grow immediately after l?iag pulled up. All orders from stations on the rail roads leadsng from this place will be promptly filled, and the plants packed In boxes to inswre saTety. THOMAS O'CONNOR. ELECTION NOTICE. Notica Is hereby given to the qualified voten of Owelty of Shelhyville, Indiana, tnat an eieciic win oe neia on xuesday, the ftfth ay of May, 1W3. In the 1st Ward of said city at W. T. Mason "a ware house, on Harrison street, between Franklin and Mechanic street. In the Sd Ward at 3. Allen's maat market, corner of Barriann and Franklin streets. In the 3d Ward at the store o'lleiss It Co., corner of Jack son and Harrison streets. The officers to I ? elect 1 are a Mayor one Counci Iman from each Ward a City Clerk, Assessor, Trvurer, City Attor ney, Marshal and Engineer. April 13th, 13. JAMES ELLIOTT, Mayor. B. F. Lovx, City Clerk. (UARDIAX SALE OF It EAR ESTATE. 7VT0TICK is hereby yiven that the underviimed, guarUian

11 of RebecmK. Crail, Fhche 5. t rail an.i Allure V. Crail, minors, will sell at private sale the following real eUta in SbelbTTille. Shelby county, Indiana, to-wit : The undivided 51-144 parU of the East half of lot No. 4, on Washington st., and the undivided 51-144 parts af the F.a.thalf of lot No. 5, on Jackson St., aubject to the right of doer of Sarah Crail, therein. Applications fr purcha.cs will be received until the 9th day or May, 1863, by the undersigned. Temi One half of the purchase money to be paid in sis months, and the residue in twelve months, the purchaser givics; notes at interest, and w airing valuation and secured by good freehold security. Taonii W. Fnasa, aprll 9, "63.-4w. Quariian.

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XBW STAND AND NEW STOCK! THE cititens of Shelby county art hereby notified that 1 hare removed to the latgc and commodious room In ODD FELLOWS HALL, EAST SIDE TOBLIC SQUARE, Where I now hare and shall continue to keep constantly oe hand a full assortment of COOK AND PAIILOB of various grades, stales and prices, ment of Also, a full assortT1N, HUAS3. COFPER and SUEET-IROX WARE constantly on hand or manufacfuxed to order. I also Veep a general assortment of a Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery, Coal Oil Lamps, nOL'SE FCtISIIICi GOODS, AC, at prices In keeping with the times. JOBBING, such as Guttering, Spouting, Roofing. Uejvui ing, tc., il.he to order on short notice, and W:rrs 'ite 1. TIIOV TV. SIUITII. I have the exclusive right to sell in the Counties of Rush and Shelby, HALEY, MORSE & BOYDEN'S FiTFNT EI.T-ADjrSTrMI Clothes Wringer. This M;icliine is an improvement overall other Wringing Machines yet invented. It will wring a l'o-ket Handker chief or a Bel Quilt dryer than it can nossiHy he done l y hand, without alteration, in less than one-cishtli of the tune, and can 1 operated hy a child twelve years old. It will save the cost of the machine in the wear and tear of clothes, in any medium sied family, in six months. It nexds only to 1 3 seen in operation to substantiate the facts as stated almve. cricc, No. 2, fa, Ivo. 3, $0. 31 JAny one wishinzto try one ofthe Machines before purchasing, can have one sent to their house, by leaving their address, as aliove. lapl'Uo Change of Proprietors. TIIK undersigned havingbonpht the Grocery Store of W. M. Parish, desiresacontlnuanceof the patronage from 11 the old customers of the concern. A full supply of GEOCEEIES will be on hand at all times. Also, Willow, Wooden and Stone Ware, Cement. Tar and 1'laster Paiis. xii i: iioosiEit VOOLEN FACTORY, Indinnnpolis, 1ms established an Agency in thie Gnvery for Shelby county, and a complete assor'ment of all the varieties of goods made by that most extensive and pertvet Factory of the kind i.i the Wst will be for snleat all tinirs here. Call and look through the stocs. Everything will in sold at the Lowest Possible Living Cash Rates I have on hand an $F5 G rover & Baker Sewing Machine pood a new, with hemtners all complete, which will 1 sold for half price and the fi e'ght. Enquire at te O rcery. W. F. MASON. Shelhyville, March 17th, 6w 1,000 Pieces DIFFERENT STYLES AND GRADES WALL PAPER! Just Received at GOiSLE-S, Near the I. & C. It. R. Depot, Shelhyville. Indiana. Also a general and carefully selected assortment cf DBY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c, &c, &c, Comprising every article usually required, such as LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOT1TS, CASSIIrlEnS, SHEETIXGS, SHIRTINGS, Ad All of which have bcn bonsht fr ca'h. at the lowest ruline rates, and will be sold at a small a lvancc on first cost to cash purchasers. Rememlier the plac, COBLE'S OLD STAND, Just East of the I. & C R- K- DeiK.t. Vltl WAXTEW! I continue to pay th rulinc prices for ALL KINDS OF UKA1N AND COL N TBi I'KUi'i t b. tarmers ar re qneetod to give me a call before selling. A.COBLC. Shelhyville, Arril 10, 1W2. A DMI5llSTIATOKS NOTICE. Notit i a. hereby given that the ucdersizned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Calrin M. Ruthcrf'.-rd. lite of Shelby sonaty, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is proba

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Springs Campaign JUST OJPJEtft'JEJD AT TUX Old Corner Store ! NEWGOOBS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! MY STOCK 01' SEASON ALLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, was never larger than at this time, all of which will be disposed of at prio-sas low as the same quality cf goods c&ul obtained in Indianapolis or el:vhtTet TO CASH BUYERS. I also have a Urge and varied assortment of Hats & Caps, nfi'lin fact every article u?nally reqnired in my line, of dif ferent grades and prices, includiug a general assortment oi GROCERIES, of a superior viality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. Those iMrinc any articl in the Try Goods line wilf find it to their interest to give me a call. March, 1H03. It. Q. COUWEL1US. Eye and Ear Infirmary. J. W. PARRISH, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, general'surgeon, Infirmary on Harrison Street, lleiss' building, Bouts of Uorga s Hardware store, upstairs, SilGLRTVUXaH Ind. rmilEATS all diseases of the Eye and Ear. He will opcrI atcou Cataract, Artificial Pupil, PterygiM, StrabUnius (cross Eyes), and will treat cases of Sore tyes, such as r.ranulated Lids, rurulentOpthalmia, Opacities of Cornea, &c. All forms of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Tcetli Extracted With more skill iind LESS PAIN than is usual in this de partment of Surgery. SDltfo IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AFD Owners of Dwellings. BUTTER WORTH'S ' ' NEW - . r Window Support Tatcnted April 16th, 1661. A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Cords and Weights. Th;snew Vindow Supporter is what the great mnssof ronlehavebeon looking f.)r, for many years, they havin Iwnne dl?7Utel WHO ail Kinnsoi njenes. l jus su(jorier cimeinto uein the East, in August 1I, and it now is used fronM:ine to California,and it is considered the best thing fcr all ordinary sized Sash that ism use, also for Cars and Omnibuses. Evrv owner of buildings that have not corls and wehU should have Futterworth's Supporter's, the cost being only flumut one-sixth of the expense for cords, and saves the break ing of (r loss. Children Arms. e. Dcc4mC Agents for Shelby county, Shalbyvilla. NORTH END OF SPRAGUE HOUSE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GHOCERIES ! BASKETS, WILLOW T7AHE. V CADDIES, TOBACCO, CTOARS, SOAP, CAIVHEES, PICKLES,

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IIItOO.TIS, BUCKETS,' TUBS, STOSE WAUE, FLOCR, HEAL, AC. All kinds of GOUNTRY PRODUCE, Pnrh as Apples, Potatoes, Beans, Poultry of all kinds, Larl, Uutier. Jtc.. &c , bought at the htgheet ruling rates in exchange fr cash or soods. I am bound to keep as good a Stock SELL AS CHEAP as any house in the State. Call and be convinced. Tr7 Remember the place. Norih end ?prane House. ISAAC t. miow. Shalyville, Iea. IT, lMt.

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Wb. 13, ISau Mouse THE cititens of Shelby twenty w respectfully notified tlattat the above location tbey will alwasfind fall assortaaent of of every article pertaining to the Tr.1e, bought at the Lwret lUtea fr eaah, msxl will U -.J for the aame. J abajl aiaa to keep mj at ck or CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, TWEEDS, Sheetings, Shirting, 1 flannels, x full and complete. lUring had a camber of year t xprn- ! mot in the trade, I prfe tome knowledge ot th bnin. and excrciv the Mine In the election or irjr kou.s and it U seldom that an luferior article is palmed upon me. I have ou hand Ue remnant of large atuck of READY-MADE CLOTHING. which was purchased lfore the raise, and will positively 1 sold at first cost, to close oat tlie stock. A full lh:e of BOOTS Sc SHOES, XZats axxcI. Caps. fon'tl deeeiTed.hu teal I and examine my stock f"re purchasing elsewhere. Kctr.embcr tlie pla-e. No. 2 Ry House li ck. PERRY 11ITTEL. TVo, 1. To. 1. GEO. C. TEACHER, DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Quccns-TTare, Stone-Ware, Rails, &c, No. 1, WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE, 8IIELOYVILXE. 1ND. THEcirlienaoffhelby are rerectrully informed tliat I have purchased the above estiblishment, am uow rcceivli g and shall keep constantly on hand A General & Choice Assortment tides in my Une, which will be told at extremely low rea FOR CASH ONLY. Remember that casn will get many Goods at this house. and that our articles are pure and fresh. The Highest Market Price raid lor ail KinMai country Produce. Always on hand 1 superior quality fFLOritand MEAL for Family use. l i TTAVINQ purchased the Toner tivery Stable, on TTa.shI ington street, I take pleasure in announcing to the citixens of Shelby viile.rrmnnent and transient, thai I shall always K prepared to furnish them with Double and Single Carriages, -SADDLE IlOItSCS, AC, AC, of a style equal to the lest, ainl at price in keeping with the times. I tdiall keep none but good horws. and you may confidently rely upon getting a "presentable" turn-out at my stable. I shall also contantly keep on hand horses for trade and sle, and those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, are requested to give me a call Those lutving horses to sell are Invited to give me call. I alo have plenty of stable room for th accommodation of transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. . B. AMSDEN. &0ai& tlie Wield: My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. j MATE just penet and am now offer inj for sale a supe rior lot of all kinda oi BOOTS AN D SHOES, HATS -iVHSTD CAPS, Of the Latest Styles, and an prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. TTTCan an rauainc before parchaaing elsewhere. penny saved is two penes earned. TTTMy Store is one door North of Dr. RoWns' Drug Store where I shill always be happy to wait upon thone that favor me with a call. li. M. uavv Shelhyville. Juae 11, 1P6. ItlPORTAHTTO FEMALES Dr. CnCCOEa ATI'S PICtS Tha eomN nation ofinrredlent In these Pills are the reaol of a long and er tensive practlca. They are mild in thei operation, and certain in cortw-ting all irregu Unties, rinul Menstrationa. removing all obstructions, wheth frr or otherwise, headache, pain In the aide, p.-'i'itati.Hi ofthe heart, whites, all nervous affections, hrerics. fatigue. pai in the back an4 liml, Jtc, disturb- 'P- hjca arise irons internrption of nature. --. was the eoromencement of a new era in the treatment of those irregularities and obstructions which have cnai;Ded so many to a rarjuTTm crave. No fetrale can enjer good health unless she is nsu!ar, and whenever an obstruction takes place the general health l.cstofiecline. DB. CHEESEMAN'S PILU3 ; are the moat fetual in:edy eter known for ail complaints eculiar to tetn.tft. To all cla tney are inTlttU, iniurinJ, w7A ctri-tinlft, jxri-' rr-j'd.trUf. Tliey are known to thousands win have a.el tbem at diff-went periods, throughout the country, having the KutcUon of some if the mot mii'int rAju'i-i"4 in AmrHi. Erplieit d irwfwus. tt.itinj when thry AtyM W b m, with earn ocx me rt- xxiir tr nocuu I Uining from &0 to 60 PillsPills ?nt b mail, promptly. i-y remitting to toe rrcprie tor. Sold bv Drugristaeeneral'y. E. B. HCTCHINGi,Pra.. iOCodar f t.,Xew-York. norfl ly for aalt ry S, W. Mewaan, fllrrnn.

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Pire Unsnrance (Conp'y rDIAAPOLl9, I!tDIJa3A. orrics. odd riLLowi it all, trr itaiss. Issurw Dvall'.ecs HaaeboU Frai.r. Sarsa, Mtf Grain tad Un Stuck taSMa, agalaM loaa aai ttaaji 9 Frrc, for the term of Fit or teres year. DIKECTOK3 : J. ?. IUarrr, IixLanapoha, C. C. Ouw. I&CaaAT W. C. Lrrron, - D. W. IlaiTB, UrMBCMU, FEcaoucK Baoa. M Ja Braoaaa, Daavli:. Hi.?. Grarov, Iniianapol. orricxu : J. S. TTasttt. Pre.1ft, Tin tavoa. Treasurer, W. C. Lcnwsi, Vm Pr. W. T. liiaaoa, aoretary. Vi C. OLItoMralArraU KEFa-KEKCCS : Wan. A. rtele, ?crtry of !tau, IoiimnapU, M. FiUf'Non, Ki-, Mcrchaat, AoUre Wallah. " Jtmn M. Fy. CahW Bar mi IaiUarolW,

Jorish, Lorke, l.., iMcVt fx Cro. II. A. FktcV-r, E.. SlcrclianU K. J. !"c-V, tj-, l'i(1tr.tT. H. fc 1. 1 K. C. HarT- P. Heott,Kq TrrHate. J. E. riV:ia'.J, Att. rrr atl, Iiv.1 anapolia. M. C. Cslw. T.n.. T.nc". Olirer W. Illll, Flttstm. IwL follMy L. P. STAFF JRI. A geet t.r Shelby ea. K, CAIUHT, CLOTHIUGEMPOniUH West Bide ct Ilarrison frcct, r-fosite Elliott It Major rHnk, ishfibyTille, Ind. IIIATEaUrgeandcne asfcrtaK-bt of the foHowijir GooAa constantly ou hai.d, and ;ill rcce;vinc. t it: Bro Cioths, Casaimer, Caslunaretts. ttlrt. Wool Twvmia, Vesting of ail descriptions, such as aaun. s.ik, grvnadiar, plu-.lt, Valencia, marwulle. ctinwre. Slc, c 8?irU, Collar, Cravata of all kinds, such as ailk, aatia a-l fancy fpured.a pl article of Neck-liAlrrchiefa. rockrt-ljand krrc'.uff. mn 01ive, tc' rf various kind and cuterial uIcnders, Jtc, a'.lof ahich I am rc 1y to dispose of at PRICES TO SV1T, and Material warranted equal to any In Market, a&J at M v prices. 1 respectfully call the attrr uoa of tbe Gentlemen of Shtlbyrille and vicinity to my stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, before purclrsirg elsewhere. I am contaut!y reccvinf (HOland am fl- at ail times to fuiuinh ary that way call upon m- with a tiOl PI I r. at a satisfactory pnee. All kinds of CfS'Ill.tl WOItK done on short nt.ce. (ailJIEXTClTTnGDOXETOOUDEn, and in good style. All work warranted. "No Fit, N Take, ' is n.y ui.itt o. (tentWniCn, gi . tut a call, ana 1 will waitcptn you with much pla.t:re. K. CrcBr, By T. 8. CAUCHEY, Agt. My P, 'CS-tf. IVo. -4 TTJKE this method of Informinj thecltiae.s of Cbrlhr countv in taarticular and the "rest f mankind' in ref ers!, thatl have purchased the su-ck in traileofW. L. Maao (O.D. l'adrick, agent), and mill continue lit ixMiitrasai the old stand, where I ahall keep cwnaUully on haad a wall selected atoclt of ' : CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIEIt comprising every article la tb l.oe. Fwch as COFFEE, SPICES, TEAS?. rEPrEIi, SUGARS, SODA. MOLASSES, CAKDIES. MTS, TOBACCO XX B SEC A US. LOOKING GLASSES, TVOOD AND TTILLOW WAKK. QUEENS-WARE, GLASS AND CIUtOCKERY WARE, iticoomv, CITLLIIY, Tens, BASfe(CT9f AC. TTT COUNTRY Pr.onrCE TTAVTtn In exchanga r or I will pay iite hislieot market price iu cash. I lave a large assortment of alt Kl 511, of diflerent kinds, an4 EXTRA FAMILY FLOl'Q AND MEAL, wlJch I will sell low and deliver at any placo i j'he ci ty free oi charge, at S o'clock V. M. Tiy Iwememi-r the place, lleixlrick'a ol4 stand, Vorth ideofPublic Sonare. tfept. 18, INI. JOII!X w. PADRirB NEWS DEPOT Vncl I?erioclicl Hi) BOOK STORE opposite Tim post orncE, HARRISON ST., SHELBY YILLE, WHERE you will tr.4 ontartly on hand all of th most Popular Periodicals Monthlies. Iailiea. and Week lien. Also, an assortment 4 SCHOOL BOOKS. Beadles DIME SERIES OF B k K .. btde a Urg aaort meet of TOBACCO AND CICARS, whichlav ers of the weed are invited to call and try. LIST Or BOOKS, PArEKS.fcc Veckues. JIoSTOXtES. Yat.k" Notions, Nic Nax, Cumic Monthly, Frank Leslie's Budget of Fob J. P. CJunt'i Novels, Tracrson Bennett's Noveif, Caf w Marryett's Clas Dickens 44 Iavid rUttleheat C. W. M. lUyaoU'a 44 New Tork Ledger, New York Mercury, New York Weekly, Flag of Our Union, The True Hag, The Welcome (Jucst, The Police Oazette, Harpers Weedy, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, New York Illustrated News, Wilk's Spirit of tlie Times, T. S. Arthur's Porter s Splnt oi tlie Timea, Kugiene u I S, Y. Clirir. Scientific American. Vanity Fair. 42 tM J0U5 MORRISON, Jr., Troprior. JTUSTr HJECJEEWJEMP AGUE REMEDIES. 100 o:. Quinine, Cinchonine, Chlooidioe, Pernviaa Bark Ayres'Ague Cure, Mann'a Ague Balsam, Ciuiuea ilgw Balsam, Khndas Ague Care, In-liA'ChoUgogue, Smith' Tonic Pymp, fhallenrier'a Pilla, Eversn's Pills, Low. den's Pills. Ilnatetter's Bittars, Buerhave's Bitters, wtfct Bitters. White's hitters. c DBUGS, MEDICIITES. &c. 40 drama Morphine, Calomel. Chalk, Mercery, Opiuaa, Dover Powr, Rheherb, Aloes, Caatnr Oil, CroUe Oil. Sweet 01. Jalap, Ipecac, Pill. Li ni asMta, (M ntaaent. Byr-inges-reaat Pump, Narwn? Bottlea, Ielij-, Lorwwwt, Mr. Pertorml Streps, Troctata, Wafer, Uqewctee, Bel. atagnene, uaanmuin, raragonc, tLC . LIQUOI13, LIGHTS, PAINTS, &oBrandy, Gin. Whisky. Winee, Ram. Alcohol. Coel Oil. Coal Oil Lamps. LanWn. Chimnr-vs, Burmng flnvi. Can die. Lart Oil. Machine (hi, rh "hi, Nmt Foot (HI,Tr-T-Uoe. Tarnishes, White Lead, R1 Lr-aJ, Yrtxuaa Bi, l ellow Ocnre, ToNkto, Cigar. fcuJT. SPICES, CUTLERY. TERFUMERY Clove. reppr. Allsp'.ces, (iieeer, yatmr. Penknive. Rasors, Pistols. B-w:e Knives, Pnrw. Pnckrt Book, Port Monaei. Card Cases. Sharing . T J. i-t fmv. Handkerchief Extract, HairPje. UairOil. Povle.Oa Marrow. Vers Oil, K Tooth Bnnl. Hair nrnre, iwnn llrnshr. Painters Bnwhe. Pink SUarers. Boer. Lilly White, Coal Oil Can, C..ms Pir. EnwTica of Co9e, Ola, Putty, Cnfrtiierv, Cbe ir.r w . fccThee are s..rae f the nary tlilrs kept ry as, srhidl ar SOLD LOW I OH t tsn. Wprp,'t"r11 asl'wa lolint.polis PruggU. W buy from first haods in lr?e j-nintit.es fur csnPHYSICIANS rOST OFFICE DRUG STOKE

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