Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 38, Shelbville, Shelby County, 18 June 1863 — Page 2
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St:.'.- rTr NxJtPl tlid:eatel North and South aj t.' riintiiio nn-J a'i' nation--the .iv-T.W ''' will 1,; f nallv settrcl by a rV-rWh. ift." rmeip on v;i!i the t uuu'iil x a f u:i ! i, ;i:vl the old fa ! . r i wiii b. i -o.i -fi7 : ji a" whttc !Mti' r- , It. N.-r W trv Will tn.v lilU.lv rt.i'..Hs'.' riiJn it !v.t w a lid re, mid N-rth a w.Jl a S(n,!i tin' whole race will ! o en-siax-l'.r v".-;-"vtIi:... I ' A'.! the honl-le t!v
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Atjh-MimoftV' IWlarathui T In-pend-' S IT ELBYY IIjLE, r-n -o it.'ivV i.,iv tf the tliini-en held siax es. !
At tilt- tint of th" ado ti .n '4' the Cotistitu-1
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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1863.
xva? s'aveiio
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R. STIC F.R F.DtTOR.
tv : Inrt ?!-. ,-,,ij!j i; inHnono th tructur-j ' .t 't!- lnifnio:v. la that ir.rnnu-nt tv-1
p.. ri,ii. ii- is r 'ti-2t: 1 us lawlul, ani.;.nr.troA roii f J !') til- -a!vty 4" i i i - - in-tiut-t:on.,r.'it tl.' ;o!'n;(-;; !;r-i'('v w! ti.--roc j'la!itv -vAliik.li ra:Vvl in N, w -piimvj rronn'Mty ? ::il th j'-ple f the Xorni'-rn'.i.tf'M h ,, j,:irtcl fn-i.i t!i fmvl.im.nt.tl fi-. (,f th- ovcrr.m nt : trll at n rv'h :!n uri-n ai-.'l i how in i v r
li.c!i -aiin-i !! (h.- 'Mil.ortv, tratr j n;:v,-itri nty,"- nr. I iM.mnontlv tl;p j i: iiiuti. ii ! tin- tsvit - I'V intorin.trri;'c. . 'I r 4ii in; li-i.nu nt J nu ll an .l j vt, , not nny are t!; , ! i:mi'.Un:"v t waue : war l'.at t'uy WoaM fi j.t v in---J.-atli a z-.uvm it. l.Ti.' r.t: v.-ii! njv,r r l!a-;' s to !(.l.ii a -vt,.i f-o.-ia! o''ial;ir with miT. TUy.wil! .! or r.ormlnato t.m.
an I tt :nv .'a! ' slmnlj
.) t.i in:i, .: an 1 t uoinmon st'iis. Kx- :.-:( ( !i.i !i.iw!i that n.'-roos aio i.nlv lit
'TV.mt. .vitaro !,a not lined tht-m
I l:-v , th";t I'.n, a reaction, an I 1n.:.pl.. l,v ,,K osN'ri-o r.n I tho
ffi-jii:t an i li!oliKiti'U rl
Democratic Union Ticketr For Clerk-AMT.O Ilf.ATlt. F-r K.rkr-DAVII' .rH5 r.,r C.-mr.iK!.irrr-J AB' J. CITTI
precaution shall b talcop tn maV te con- Proceedings of "the Beard of County (cription fair. Oa!y a.f. cniulhnent now Commiisioners-Junc Terra, 1S08. boin- made, and cost inc rer hope j ThVlVvird Cunvoncd in the LWt House lion' may Le fia iMtr W n r.pt.. ' n Monday. Jan.-Ort. ISW. I four forces are lHa.-e-full in ..vvrtlf.mnie ' l'rP,0nt-llKNKV P.rcK. Jmf. .T. Ciun. thelirm.e. of the H.d,rN, there w,d ,ot bp. atll, .,nN Mc(.Vn nki i., fnmmi-ionor,. hatevrr rtanoe there way h.t the j U , n,os t(J intiMthTt 4i. in ft
... -.v w,-.. "'-" io5 .piantitv than une niiart ut a tim, tohe
prKni!dtity nhU4 may rtc in phcIi nss i
personal, and those who pet at nanjit law nndordor, mnsfexppct to pnflVr the pnaltie of their iBfrifizmont Wo want uuiet,
I. Vatin1t evinty oiTieor. V. y. (!id j is-.i .,., rt of iKr .las. I. (,'urtis cumtv Avlum
u m.
drank on the 'prrmises urero irftntcl Jot'.n Shimmons. bL laul Ira ' lifcrfv.Kdin Siin-, .lohn Dv'pruz, Ditiiiniek MidriTe,itnr W. Taine. Sila Metr.i:et and Patrick -itry. !).' Ihv vil! nn I I ..wij It I .. VV1
and order, and peace in ofd.orders. ai l the i L Ca An j Wii:;;im wore way to McQT tbes rcsu!t9 j,, t.vUy the ! ar,V)inte,, ConstaMe s for AdJion Township,
llcnrv liik i ntr'Avil
r.nrev A ir.tnd mttn (.tf pHipr-.... 12.) .la. .1. Curtis county -fScer 1
Henry Imok county i.jorr T.din McC rirJl cirr ?!?rr... .lohn I. l'ikc Mipj-rtrf p.n.r
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TRAINS VAii M1KLU1 f ILLEf
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l'Oi)ks.
The Rebels Invadng the North.
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.....j.i.i ..n . . i.m;. n.' i io vsn.nut to the ma
Tljo n( ws f ir iie last few days have been of the nu'st icitini cliara.tcr. Lee lias s'lecceded in crossing the Kappahannosk niih Lis t-ut ire arwy, estimated at 90,000 strong, and was advancing towards .Maryland, c'oely followed by Hooker. It was supposed ihev would corns together at Bull Bun,
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resist t.w will he ' hat the nnnrcrsion now is that the next oat- rn. ,n;i;Mrr f..r..A n r, r,nn in,.
tie betw.-n the two arroios will probably bofielJ hini3elf admits that citisons of theeoun
Resistaxce tohe KnroI-Lmknt. i Is rcportel that the" enrolling cominifionr in one of the To'.ttislMp ia Johnson county had
been attacked aftd his enrolling papers destroyed. A military lorce was at once sent
to the locality and a number of persons supposed to have been implicated in the affair arrested. There is said to have been trouble in one or two other localities, but not of serious nature. These isolated cases id rt sistance to the enrollment are invariably irdividual affairs, and entitled Vo no other than local importance. Any discreet oaicer armed with the proper authority wou'd-be able to make aU the arrests necessary, and do more towards quieting the disturbance than a regiment of troops even the Uuh county affair could have been managed by t'.ie civil authorities with quite as much sac
cess as crowned the brilliant achievem ents
to
To pi
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t.i.. I iMi.! i-ovo urion i'o ia Ito b- f.i!;n'i-s bv tii. tru-i to icato:io ol ;Ul now tiieories expo; -ii;nt. NV'i' firoat Brifaia i bvitcd aavineas-
;i t s;.ltosr'ion have no inin-h
i'.m in -it. atio'i in her West Indian
n. Th v lii.-i'tb.it it has lite-allv m1 flo s. on--.. 1 ):r-v!;n '
t.i, Miiinli' i-ms.h tliat th- no.Tn in a state ol ,l' ' ii! not v n.'k. becanics tho slave ol vi. evan 1 rciaps,., jnto tj,,, i.,)n liti(,n Vif ;sav-
ur' woo-a ii
r.'-n-ctt.
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J'.-'o. it was cm v o Aui-M-i.'-in l-i-pahii,-.
ti ia ol ,avo i.J
tlw
iu-i io: itv ol the
in eonsc juonee of its sys-
or. that ironiored loiti-h
siat sni n to ina'iuruto a crusade against it. rui 1mmi,'o io ,,,, prj:l;:ln.iism 0f ant -slaxvv Kcieties ia ,,ur mi.lst, in order to dra t l-;ie SontliM n States down to the s une lovei aMhe W-t Indie, and thus to perniaivently destroy both North an I South ; hut. the result t t!ie reaction in the Cnitcd S..i;ts win be that the Abolition leaders will s;l! h biiii!i;'d iVomthe cuuntrv or hancred. an 1 U wid be ma le a penal offense of the bi-f t magnitude against the di.snitv of the wii.t.! race and the white man's pnernment to :i,t,i:e the question of nerro slavery hereafter; or biasj heme the handiwork of Clod
y assert in- that a black man is e uial to a
l . axon, a lenro'i i-ntli.-n-.1 ;i-ij',n
1 the re:u Cau.-.isvian i-:,0(V"
i n qu.tion hei;i4 adjusted, and a'd other the abuses it was meant to shelter matter.? likely to ceate lV..oh', O, !'..,.. I
an Section vvi!l h ..l ori, Smt. . ' 1
Htent u:i ier the now Constitution.
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fought in Maryland. The rebels in considerable Force have made a raid into Pennsylvania, and at last
accounts were approaching I larrisburgh, the capital of the State, and the indications are taoy would take the city. The archieves of the State government had been removed. The greatest excitement prevail along the border and in Washington. The President lia issued a proclamation calling for 100,000 men from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland
and Western Virginia, and the call was being promptly responded to. Fnrther news is anxiously looked for. The Liberty of the Press. "Give me," said Sherdian, "but the liberty
of the press, and I will give the Minister a venal House of Peers I will give him a corrupt and servile House of Commons t will
give him the full swing of the patronage of
office 1 w ill give him the whole host of ministerial influence t will give him all the power that place can confr upon him to purchase submission; and yet armed with
the liberty of the pres3, I will go forth to
meet him undismayed ; I will attack the
mighty fabric he has reared with that might
ier engine ; I will strike down from its hight
corruption, and lay it beneath the ruins ol
e l a Pre
an.u;
I'l'-.U Will
South h.i( of i;. p. w
i0 unity and harmony of the great Ue j
i.m ii-vjiiM. poonie oi the
i mne.i interest in the herita
:i ' in the
iorv ot i s ouui
the peojleotth? North: an 1 if th Mr State ii:hts-,!,l institutions are only guaranteed agun-t a--',r.-ssi.n hereafter, what is to pie--nt4heir r union with the North. ru SMtes? N ;. -linn whatever. But tlie pe-iplo-of the Noio must rive tlieir si'K'erity and go. d taito hy s te: ,!;, ;;ig thi Aboiitioni -ts the cause ;'a!i the mMo.tuues of the Bceublic. An I. when all ,a:r uomes:ic troubles are settb d.and thei p - is no further nrel of the immense armies of the rtl. and South, there can be little doubt tint nw emplovla. ut will be cut out lor them. Cnited under ooe.-oveinment. they will g f.-rth con iuer-ing.an-l to von iuor. Their first attentions wiii be paid to l-Mj'.vt a:il Praneo. To the :io .,r fotaenti.ig the war. and to the other l.r taking :vlvant.- of it f, r mts'iin- a IVee and independent nei-hHrin ; Bepnbii.V Alexieo Hail he restored to her ytitus. The U-.uh tltg wiii he driven out of Canada and ti . Wl ..very loot of soil in the New World. Spi;n w.li ',e forced to relinquish h, r grasp i llavti; and Cuba, (roe from the yoke, will vjvriint.vr to shape !0r ,nvu J0?,illv. w.iuh w;!! b- maniies.lv that of the Cnitcd Smt s. lt!i these punishmot, 0f nr.qcan peiH y, an I these in Jieations of the Monroe ooe?r;:ie, tlie Amcri. in Government will tiieii si.:i I bei-bre t!ie nations of the 0:d
w .h i, i -re iter an t more glorious v er .uyo.uv I bo:ore.
than
l3ccto.i Will Disasreo.
t
:n ov well that there is n ia to! 1 an I aiaere ardent friend of the I nin ovi cc a m -e ar lent oritur of the reU-.hoa an 1 i-.:iirhi le.ilers and con-tri-t'i s. than Wemlvd Phillip. l tlirust Li u in ta- suue dock with Vallaniigham. n-. J to dem rid of the public ta tuake trial o bod: s';noir disloyal ut:era,vte, is a gr. .sx :i I'insol-Mit wrong tooao of the purest patriot, vf tlie nation. Wen led Plvilijv a devote 1 Unionist! A p'lVo patriet! 'lii.s is rciVehiii!y cool, and f.iO'.v c -...de.sivo'y the p iitie.al haven in which J. W. Fo.-uer h.is c ist '.inch or. Bat "ofther iearnel political doctors of the Kepubiie in p. ho,iM0 ,t,,;ti, :, rWfl Vir!i him Th All. my ;?.; 7 Jw:i-jT (late Thurlow
, xMpvvr.'!itt.r in t n 'va.m.n
cm s-ene para-rap
Killing of a Provost Marshal in Rush
County. On Wednesday of last week, there was an
ua i unfortunate- md melancholy calamity oce, as , , ... f J
eure t near Manilla, in Kush county, near the county lire of Shelby. Hon. Prank Stevens, fonmerly Senator from Decatur county. a;nl Deputy .Provost Marshal for the 4th District, accompanied, by aMivCraycraft and a special Deputy whose name w.e have not lea red, went to Manilla.-, for the f urpose of commencing the enrollment. The special Deputy went into a house to make the enrollment, leaving Stevens and 'Craycraft sitting in th'eir buggy, when a party of some seven porsons arase in a.wheat Geld nearby and fired upon them, instantly killing. Mr. Stcvcas and mortally wounding Craycraft, who has s'tice died of his wounds. The special Deputy on hearing the firing ran ou-
of the house and was also fired upon, the shois pas&ing thro"S his clothin. but doing him no harm. Information of the occurrence wa3 at once sent to Indianapolis, and on the following lay a military force was sent to the locality, who arrested seven persons, txvo of them brothers, named Hilligoss, against whom circumstantial cvidnnce as the murderers is troni. We have not learned the names ot the other parties arrested, nor what evidence there is against them. The military remained in tlie vicinity until Saturday, when thev retured,, affairs having quieted down entirely. Gen. MatsfifM, commsndcr of the military, testifies to. the cordial cooperation of the citizens in the vicinity in feriting out the supposed culprits, and also to their Uniterm kindness and curtesy. We are also iuformed that he made a speech to the- soldiers and eitirens, counseling moderation and forbearance, an political topics, and a resort to arguments instead of epithets. The State Fen tint I ia commenting oathis sad affair ant!y savvs : As we have ever been, we arc yet thend. vocateof laxv ni onler. . Hoxvevcr objection.
at.ie ttie eoccrtpt act may be to any bortton
it
ty, and Democrats t the.t,. were mainly itv strumental in securing ths nrres&Tif the sup.
posed murderers oFStevcm an I Craycra?t,
Toe idea that every little neighborhood feud
should be mti die- an ceeaimr for calling out a military forcti-absurd ' in the extreme.
More than this,- the affair is speedily tele
graphed, over the country, and magnified into
ridiculous proportions the radical and senseless administration pre9 seize upon the oc
currences with an avidity characteristic of
morbid a-jietir.es, and at once distort and col
orthwv out of nil proportions for political
elfecfe. But this is probably characteristic,
they hare assured the rebels all the time that
the "Butternuts" or "Copperheads," as they,
in tsfteir choice vernacular term the ttemo
cir?, were going to resist the conscription,
amd they arc bound to render their secession
pro tintypes In rebeldom all the aid and com
fort that wilful lieing and malicious defama
tion can do, and assure them that the con
scription is being resisred--it will be tempo
rary aid and comfort at least, and probably
contribute something towards bolstering up and keeping alive a- while longer a corrupt'
and rotten political organization.
' But to be serious, these abolition scoun
drels have already rendered the cause of se
cession and rebclliory sufficient aid and com
fort by false and maiicious misrepreseata
tion of their opponents, and it is full time
it was stopped. If the rebellion is ever to be put down and the Union restored it can only be done by unity of sentiment in the North
and there can naver be. any unity nor the
rebellion crushed so long as a pack of dema
gogues are permitted to encourage the reb
els by the pleasing assurance that over one half the people of the North, and tlie fighting half at that, are sympathisers with the rebellion. We ask the more sensible portion of the Bernblican, union, abolition, league party, or whatever else they call themselves, to think of those things, and' govern themselves accordingly.
Samuel V. Klder xva appointed Physician for the poor and for sileh families of Volunteers as are now in the service of the United
States. . a are un iM t pav for such medical attendance, for Jtvekson Township, at an annual compensation ot $S. K. It. Wi'shbarn hr Noble and Liberty Tmvnships JJD pr. year.
llezckiah Smith for Hendricks Township $20 pr. year. W. U Gil more for Soar tfree-k ToxvnBhip iiO pr. yearN. P. Morse lor Hanover and Van Buren Townships SJO pn year. J. J. f owler lor Moral Tp $20 per year. S. A. Kennedy for Brandywine Township. per year.
W. p Green for-Marion Tp .'10lpryear. J. W. Parr sh for Addison Tp-0' pryear. The following name wre 'Iraxvn for
trand .lurrors at October Teri Shelbr
.ountv Lireuitt curt;
Jacob Kenncrly,. Weslev Dewitf" John M. Pollitt; Ijewi-Pessenbeekr George I Si ltis!ipr !U&il Aiidrctvs,
Th vh 'loxying table exhibits the tax on
eac'.i $100 for State, county, school, special school and road, together with the increase a-nd decrease as compared with last year, in each Township:
A Few Thoughts and Suggestions. Mr. Kpitmh- 1 am one of Pa.wj men who
j have contende 1 for a vigorous precutiun of
the war againt rebellious men in the S mthcrti or seceded State, and rIso f, r sustaining the administration in'.V.I measures likelr t contribute t a s uppresii)a of the rebellion and a speepy termination of i!m war. It may aU t be proper to here State that I contributed mv vot towards e'evatin z Mr.
nriss4Ti.
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ki.i:r &. vo;s LETTER "A." FAMILY im m Tiib irrrvT tarco kbdit, l thr.Etral ClIL U KsT t4 JOf BEAfTtrtfLer tl Sr irp Mjrli.nnu Th. Miclti :11 rt BOflkitig.frM tH- ru;ii.iL. ut tuck in Tartctan to tli oikirj f im Ortrc t n;liitic frvm Ikt nr lWir Clvtb 4 tt tlv r .flrt Oauie i r li'.wun.cr T.Mur. and k rtr rcxljr la 4 iU w rk Ut j rf.-c:i..ti. It ran fctl. ttn.Utxl.-aUr, luck. 4Ui;t, ani tia i-acitj- f..r a f rrl ar:tly -f rtHtcttl' rW. TX nt.it tUe. fctjr Ma.lnncthatcaiirrlI.bea.tMB4,.
tan ar olbrr V--
Marbiric lu b
Kills Noc, Green B. McCarty, Thos. Watson, John B. Thurston, David Smith,
J). It. kobertson.
Lincoln to the position he noxv occupies in n,, " '"rtt.ut " J" uiirr t'at i it ii . Cine. Tl? Lctlrr"A" Familr ii:c J other words I was a Kenub ic in an. I hor.o ! . .. ' " s
. . ' , H' Fivat tra-trtj t ca'nrt ra-c. TU Folding Cm, that I am wt" a union nun in the true aeecp-; mhi, h i t.wi.tni t .ytrkr. u.aaiti nam iBipiie,tation of the term. I xvill not say that I ap- l!ut cn --.t t. .r car.t.irh,brBraprove all the aets of the a lministrKlion, r.er i!,'"la,''ti"Jtal.1ff will I here gi into a d;sJUssi..n rf rh pohti- j, ?,.u.n .th .-i ,rr in iu natnfurt,rM,tabCal topics of the da. fr HIV ot tect in in lit tor',,l7.f'lrtcantnaWUMm.
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Tnx on tnreji-x.. Uic9IU0 Toll. Tax. I'oll. ,T $1,7." ." cts . ets ,7o 1,7 10 less 25 cts ,S0 l.'.f.) 5 c.s 2.) cts 2.tM) 7 cts 20 cts ,'.l 1.75 14 cts 5cts ,7." 2.2 i l. cts 7 cts .8d 1,7." 19 cts 2- cts ,07 1,7." 17 less ,p 1.7") 2Lss2"cts ,71 1,75 9 cts 23 cts ,o." l.T.i lyVess ,73 1,75 4 cts 25 cts ,0 2 -25 7 hr.s 25 cts ,70 2,25- G cts 25 cts
Washington...
Noble
Liberty,
Addison. Hendricks,....
Sugar Creek,.
Brandywine,.
Marion,
L ;n ion,
Hanover, Van Buren....
Moral, , Shelhyville,..,
It xvill be un-lerstrwd that) the discrepancy in tax in the different Toxvushins is caused
bv the amount, levied for special school and 'township purposes. The State levy is 20 cts
on the $100 and .") cts poll County 25 cts
m l oil cts noil Sch.H.i 10 cts and oO cts
-oil Siuking Fund 10 cts.
ALLOWANCES. Thos. J. Ireland, support of poor 443,85
David Cleaver, relief t families of Vid...),50
II. Smith, " " 17.71
.lolin .McConnell, " " 7,(HJ
M. K. ttilmore, M u 7,(0
Fielding Mitchell, " 1,50
Jerome Ix. Cole viexvm Joseph Dungan "
Thos. r. McFall " " l,(Kj Wm.. Sheets, books-& stationary...,. 32,01 B. W. Wiles, " " 1,50
II. Boss relief to faai dies of ol. .las. Lee Patrick Murphy l Bedding Money '" " Samuel Bunnell " u Win. Laxv John French support of poor
Chas. Cosby relief to families of Vols 10,75
Jas Kirkpatnck rehet ol lamiliesof x ols 3.15 It. II. Dodd A: Co. books ,5c stationery... 1 S.O.I John Morrison, jr. " 44 " 7,05 Bvram HiirreU, relief to families of Vd 5.1H)
l.i.yi Kunshe, assessing Jackson Tp 54,iK J II Crawford " NVahington Tp 54,oo A. McCain " Noi,.':) " 00.UO
II. D. Creed " Libertv " , 40,00
Jas. Miller " . Hendricks " .'m!X
1 .A
Ml.lSll ulc
ing these fexv imperfect sentences is to call the attention of thinkirg men in our oxvn coftmunity to evils quite as grinvious right here among us as tho ofa national character mid evils that promi e to result in a
greater and :nore fearful calamity to us as a people'lhan thj present lamen'ablo war that is rapidly deluging one portion of our
country in Woo I an 1 the whole of it in tears.
I have endeavored to sufficiently rid my mind of partizan bias and excitement to en.
able mc to take a sensible and impartial1 viexv of political and national t.fT.iir a. they actually exist, and the conclusion arrived at is that xve are reaching a dangerous and alarming epoch, which can only hs averted, by an immediate retrogada movement on the part of the influential nun of all parties. The assumptions of a class of men that they are the patriot. 1c farto and' that all who tv
refuse to look through tlieir spectacles are traitors, is as false as the pretention is altsurd and impudent the Democrats xve all know opposed the election -f Mr. Lincoln on the grounds of seetionclis-iu, and charged
that his election xvould be apt to involve the country in civil war they also opposed the comaiencement of t war, and contended for compromise and conciliation but after the rrar was inaugurated by the firing on Fort Sutwpter, they came to the supjiort l the administration Aith an uninimity never before equalled, by any opposition party in this couiiUy they have obey d all lequisitions ol the President for tro q and renderwd material aid in filling up our ranks, contribu ting liberally both men and money. They evidently have no love for the administration, and there is nojiist reason xhy they should
but they obey the laws wnl put in a loud
and solemn protest at all infractions of the Constitution thev expect to carry the next
PresidentiiU election and thus put to rights
'road and return iLOOchat por ion ol the government machinery
" j that in their judgment has been throxx-ii out
oi irear or impaired, an i pro'iainy uispense with many new additions that hax'e been made nnder the present regime all these i things they have a right to do, and no one can gainsay it. ; But my object in particular was to call attention to one great evil the spirit and tendency of a certain class of men to resort to browbeating ami mo'ioeracy, probably from a lack of sound arguments, to maintain their cause. There are men in this e jimuunity, mercinary and ambitious creature, who, names I could mention if necessary, occupying positions of respectability and influence, who indirectly urireon these acts of ruffianism, in the hopes of driving the too forbearing Democrats into a residence, when they will endeavour to procure a military force and have it pernviner'v located in our midst or at least organize tiie "Union League'' into a
! home guard and have it armed by the State
tuufur a ci'j jr of "Simim tt. Co.' 0rmm.M
I. 71. M.Gi:il 4c CS 4V,Ilrta,!f. T. TOT ln1:Bpl.t 0I, No. 30U rtltaw IraU, Waab inetor itrnt JJl MaMy.
JOHN IIEXDIUCK'S, Jit.,DRUG STORE.
say the .Villit.tfav
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My Stock is Complete. Ami will be sold Low for Cash. CONSISTING' IX PART Of CO At Oil SCHOOL. BOOKS
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lr "a t!;" r;e.-:it poecho vf liii!Hr.s which 1 l'icv, it is nevertheless a laxv of the land
it eli.iraet crises as 4-int'a'no'i h, ,Vri;,.,,.e!ll!,t:i pronounced unconstitutional by'theju
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jdioial tribunals, or coixstituticniallv repealed.
. Unless lavs are resivcted, luixvever unequal mischief- j they may Iw in their operation, disorder.
. w:u cares Icvs for the Union , stnte an I imareuy will prevail. i'tetience iu iing an iienee. an I tr.VuV i to law has ever been a crdiual principle 'u ,tV Avrj tuni a 'iv ! with the Democmev, and so far as Demo-
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. ! time houore I principles ani practice of the mo .or iiinise.f between ; x, t.nPrtlV.lt. -rerv ;.'iv; r
a n asoiaton an t!ie Albany JocMf . 1;UV as an evil to be.uvolde I. We advise and j c lunscl against any forcible re&Istmoe to the WO,, Yvsicrdav an I the .lay before xvere ; i:ivvs Ql - We slumi I prevent, if ls
himo, ti,o terrible evils an t desolation which
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Ohio Convention Valiandfeltam-. Nominated, i The Ohio Democratic State Convention at Columbus on the 11th nominated Vrllandighaia for Governor by acclamation. It was one of the largest and most enthusiastic Conventions ever held in the State. The nomination of Vallandigham was a boM move and makes the Issue of an endorsement or rejection ot arbitrary poer by the federal government direct.
Financial Condition of tuk. Cocntv. To lay wc publis the annual sUtfemcnfc of the Board of County Coaunissioners, .showing the condition of the County Treasury on, the 31st lay of May. Notwithstanding- the heavy Irafts made upon it the past year it is a grat ifymg lact that there is still a balance of $4,783 43 in the Treasury. There- are texv
counties, in the State in a better or as good a j
dnancial condition many were largely involved at the commencement of the present difficulties, and. have been compelled to borrow money at a large interest and heavy dis-. count to pay their bounties to Volunteer-, and to-day their -orders are hauked about thij streets at a discount of from 10 to 30 per cent while those on the Treasurer ol Shelby county are as good as "greenbacks." aF A little clique of politicians calling themselves the ,lUnioa War Domicmv" got together in a bid roo.n, No. S7, Palm r Housa Itxlian.ipolis, the other dajr i appointed ai Executive CoTimittea of one from each Congressional District in the, State to ilraft an address and if considered e.vodient call a meeting at in hanap olis. ' Oi t!e twen ty four4,Union War Damx'rats" xvho.e.ru.uj'j are mentioned in th proceedings but one has
ever melt gunpowder. Several however, by
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secret councils and conclaves, and have lelt
disgusted witn the depravity a. id mercinary
W.'H.' Boseobfrv an lViren ,S0.00l-.!in),ition thilt eti"ite these men. and I am s: i i :.i. i ,.t.o.... o. "com. I ready xvhen occasion demads to brand these
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AND A TAUIKTV OK OTHER 0PS. jj T'ror-icript ionM Ci-t'CT V WIT II C. RF. A CAItC. 4i Ronwmlirr Hit .vr North side Pul tic Square, Iwo 4rt Went ot tlieol 1 tluii'l. May, 1SC3. PROCLaMflTIOtl ! Ty tiii. uiy firt PmrLiniatioti, I lierrl y notify the eltir.?nsorsh'liy o.uiily HihI I Iwvo jut i-ii1 tl Ur roeat Cr.tiliHr S Mt 111 f I'ul.lic . (u;iit, XX'ct id of llarriooti It. neirly ii'M'.tt;or.'.i" lltnluare tr,anl Cited tbr WM it!ia jrt-iiv r.il :in..rtmriit of MOVIil fir Cookine. Parlor and i'IIkv iurKiM.-s, all f.f the t.itot atwljawst approved latt'.-riis, and the K.mie I xd I at lover nut than cror' l.-fure oliercl i:i llit nurket for m-h. I alo bare a fcnrra! nil I i-xti'icivn a irtiunt of ll.iu I'iiriiialii; (loodf, TIb, I'm jht, r.ra.s, and ?l.e-t Iron War-, nnl am rrdtre4 to-m;inufji-luie l Ik- unr to nr !er at all time. TIm- fople of thea!orraiddii.tru-t uf Shelly cuiity are hrrety Butified tbat I am I'ri'iiared t d-iall kind f Jol-'iiiiif . ch aa tiutterini;, U'Mitini;. etc., at short noti and arrant the aaanola rove h ri-conimeiii-il. I will alj atlend to all kioda of KEl'AIRVi: in n.y lin-. It ia la-re' y uiid-rlKd tlt this prnrlamatiAn i not tf rno.l on any ;i--un..li..i of doul Out iiuthorily. Lut the eode are wariu'd tb:it ly ulryitii its prnTiiti ami buying ouoK arlii-K'j :m lin y nuiy ns-J in im liiie. they will nave fron tai
to twenty jht ceut. I), me at fliclly ville, tin 5ib flay of May, Hj3, W.VL XVINUATB. CHEAP FURNITURE ! C O iVREY cV II A X D, (Succcsors to Jainwn, gi Cotirey.J
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crimes, (for u con--piraey against the peace, lives and property of a large portion of the people-is th. foulest of crimes) upon their i , r ii 1 1 . i 1 II
a nil i lorcuoauA i cau upon an svocr imu i'ii
Ij'iiliiqiminfi pi'opkto stop, and for a moment
consider where we are. uniting u win require but a.short reconnoIanco to . show to them that the present course of' a . class of blaterant patriots is rapidly leading us into the midst of a civil war. I venture to nay that if the Democrats are xvell let alone they will do no otliT injury than out vote their opponents at the ensuini elections, and cotae a t:o.l deal uearer restoring the Union than their sclflau ling "union" opponents. VINDEX."
V X'llllLI , 4V1 i , S. D. Ludlow " Marion, Jas. Bvan relief to families of Vol... R. Be-)shaw " 41 44 ... Henry II. .op " " " ...
Philip Fnvmingor " " 2.50 Thos Serxis support of :oor 0,75 W, P. Duty support of poor 2.?S0 Ivlxvard Smith support of poor 3.50 E L. Floyd relief to families Vols 20,'7 Milton Cofan support of poor 15,31
44 relief families ols 5,00 J
B. Q. Cornelius support of poor liS.ib John Wise relief to families Vols S2.25 Cris. C.ireon ,l 41 " 13.75 A. J: Ciierrv viewing road and return... -.'K) Thos. Smith viewing road 1,00 Wm. Henry vioxving road......... 1,'KJ J. J. Fowler relief to families Vols...... 50 W. Wilson support of poor...,...,,..,,.. 5,00 S. W. Elliott ; npport of poor ..,,,."1.00 " relief to families Vols. 25S6 G. C. Thacher " " 44 141.13 W. H. Brown " '.. 44 7,50 44 41 support of poor..... 2.55 I. T. Broxvn relief to families Vols . 8,00
Wm. Dake support of poor 10.00 M. UpdcgralF i Co. support of poor 2,00 relief to families of ols 19,00 I. II. Wilson support of poor 7,20 F. Michaelson relief families Vols. 8,25 Ik C? Thacher. support of poor . 22.15 Jas. ICirkpatrick support of poor O.txj Thosi White, support of poor 15.00 Edxvanl Smith support of poor. 20.00 Marv Ann Iviiyipy ituppprVof poor 100.00 L. Kennedy relief families Vols 121,83 44 " support of poor.. 11,47 W. W. Womlyard support of poor 2,93 Samuel McKay support of poor 15.00 Geo. Chenser relief families Vols..,, . 2,00 Wm. N. Bennett support of poor l.80 Sylvester Guiding support of poor....,,. 0,20
Barbara .vhoot support of poor
A. J. Hisrjins support t
N. Go.lnch support
N". Gcdrich relief families ols.. 1S0.50 t an w oannot say.
Iv K. Higiins support
Arthur t-teMe support
First Pace. Special attention is invited to four articles on the first page of to-days Vol cnteek, which will be fouud of unusual interest
1st. The speech of Senator Trumbell, of Illinois, in Chicago, lie has made the discoveryjhnt other discreet men of his party havc, that rlie wild fanaticism pervading and controling the-Republican party promise dangerous results. 2nd A letter from Ediaond Burke, 44be ready lor any emergency." 3rd. The coining draft. 4th. ' The signs of the times," a remarkable article from the New York Herald, an ad ministration paper.
Acvn the C,n7i& Army of ti.e Wl'irow Ii reported at aboaV ivamiiiC,bnirt c.itnnin the uricetof our Lago At luountjiarable Stv tt. Furniture & Chairs, WTiich will artu.t'ly : M at re-luAn f from 10 to ti I or nut. on foruieJ -ri je. tlie truth of which mill le readly a.ureiit tn all alio will take the troul.le tocall andexamiine fir tVmlvts. Ttie lock ia full ia every defiarUbeat, cobi.Stillg of Plain and Upholstered Work, All roanuf ictured fron lb beat o. material and Vy oaeri-
encet wurtmen. licit r. At-, msM, - DINING AND CENTRE TABLES.
OJicc, Kitchen, Cane and Flan Jiottomtd and UpholUered ClIAlliS, Ixtoclviiisr Chaii'-s, Loohinfj Glasses, ffc In endless variety, of lb rarioua oty W, and at all prioaa. XJllcl4ltll:iIlg,.
Wehave FiVf Irn Hnrial I'w, warranted a?rtn wateri tiht. Al.-o. XVoud C:b.iaals on Iiand r mad toordoro intvery tyU niwin ue. X have ptentid I1EARJB to atWnd Funeralt. charrg for tlie teaca oaly. il'a Room East side IIrrion St., South of Pablie SaBaro SIIELUW1LLE, INI). Nov.!?, lrC-2.
prostrating their manhood to abolitlohism,' Henderson Warner support of poor 14.80 havo tasted the sweets of xvell raving offices MaU viexvingroads .V- making, returns 5.50 a .... ' .i-L A. J. x mterrowil relief families oJs..'.., 2.00 at tho hands of this adiin.istraiion. I he r
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whole affair is a trick of political ehjeanary f A. Anderson support of piK.r 14,oo to induce a fe xt Democrats to fidloiv these . T. W. Smith public buildings G.rJ5"
itiqal adventuier. when they xx jll he poIU Th,- ;,.,lit0 Pt o( pr 7,50 u , , , . , ... . ' i ,. J. .W interrtjwvi .diKt'ount )K) .b,vly, lo .nd breeches to aboU.onism ,1 1,;, p(K)r l4.V,5 uvK'rlAOxiouf.to U taken in nod done, .fWimerrowd'intercst..'.....:. '.. 4.30
for, and help perpetuate thcjule of UUtion-i Michael Freh mdicnl srviiej..4.... i'm, "h.ild ret into this bcttornle$ Mat. -1 w- Farrish m.-dical M rviec- I7,"0
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"We understand that the enrollment of this ceunty under the Conscription lawhas eoi'nmf r.ccd, but xvho the enrolling Com. missioner Or the county is, if any, xve havj been unaUle to ascertain. Dan. S. Billings
t t oT"' IrtOol U e,,rolUn- Addison Township, but xvho the . . ' . I ni .i . i a rr
ilies ols.. Wij .-,() are we oannot sav. vna: me onieci, ii any.
of poor ir.0t; in conducting affairs so much on the dark j Jqj AVoillCll Su CliiUlr'li of p.r. ' lantern order is we are at a loss to divine, y ' .
The people are interested in these affairs, and it is no more than right that they should know who' the official magnates placed over them are, that they may pay them becom
ing homage. Wc also understand that John j -t wt.nic.!Bprie erery trae 4 ttyi of oo C. Green is Provost Marshal, but it is mere . ,ld ,w,,r "V' M u 5 1 ,ow,t I-
fjctur, iile.fcc. considered. ct sTo.n woiik a?id nr.PAitxixc. Tlint to ordov n abort no tice. 4 ftTri.'nif mtv.V?1 T OV-elre y t3mrtfe fldtrBBB
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rumor, although q'lite probable, as the '.'union party,"' includes the League, in this county is prettv nitjih owneJ by a law firm in this Citv.