Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 15, Shelbville, Shelby County, 17 December 1863 — Page 3

UNTEER. LOCAL. Bounty Increased! The Comaiiaaioners of Shelby County Lave increased the bounty for Volunteers to $200, eicepting to iuch as hare receired Town" hip bbuntiel The Volunteer will receive bne hundred doilare in cash and a County bond Tor one hundred dollars, bearing 6 per fcent interest Meeting To-Night ! There will be a meeting of the Democracy bf Addison Township in Cory's Hall at 6J o'clock-this,. Thursday evening, for the purpose of electing -officers for the Central Democratic Union Club of Addison Township. Let there he a full attendance of the Democracy. It is evident that the Democratic party alone can rescue the country from thcanarchy and niitt to Which it is now traveling the downward mad so rapiJly under the toad and fanatical rule of imbecile and and treasona- ' ble abolitionism. It is time that the only conserTatiye and National and Constitutional law abiding party in esistance should commence organizing for tho great campaign of . i6- ti ... . . To MonictUIcii of Shelby Co. The Commissioners have advertised for money on Shelby County 6 per cent. Donds, to raise money to pay the Bounties of Volun teers. Come forwjird gentlemen ! Let u take thejxmds at par and raise the money at once, and thus show our patriotism and li berality in a tangible manner. ALEX. COUY. FAIR AUD SUPPER. The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church will nold a Fair at Johnson's Hali on Thursday Ercring, the 24th of December inst. A large and beautiful collection of articles, both usefu 'and ornamental, the product of their own taste 'and industry, will be presented for sale. A bountiful ScrrER will also be provided The proceeds will be npplied for the benefit of the Ourch. ADMission Single person 50 cents Lady and Gentlemen 5 cents additional ladies 25 cents each. Children 23 cents. By Order of Com. of Arrangements. Election of Directors. Notice ia hereby given that there will be nn election held at the Court lou?e in the C'itr of Hieibyville on Monday the 2th day of January 164, for the purpose of electing directors of the bhelby vine v ivarnetta 1 urnpike Company for the ensuinsr year. Decem ber 15, 1S63. J. Vernon, Secy Money Wanted. In another column will be found an adver tisement of the County t ominfcsioiiers of Shelby County offering for sale $25,000 worth of County Bonds. The object of this loan is to rajpe money wherewith to pay the bounties offered by the Commissioners for men to fill the quota of Shelby county under the late call of the President for 300,000 men. The investment is a good one for those having idle money, as a reasonable and remunerative interest will be allowed. It is essential that these bonds be taken immediately, as the money is daily required to pay the bounties. It is expected that all feeling an interest in filling up the decimated rants of tho army, and . rho are anxious to see the rebellion upecdily crushed, and have money on hand, will come proihptly forward and take these bonds. All that vrerc at tho Exhibition of the Excelsior Club lasweek, and saw the Sleep ing Beauty, must not forget that J. Morrison has any quantity of sleeping beauties in the hape of wax and-china dolls, hich the people are inriteifio call and see free of charge, at the Kews Depot,, opposite Post office. t&m To those of our readers desiring elegant Gift Books, Albums, '&c.,' as Holiday presents, we recommend the stock of Stewart, Howcn& Co.. Indianapolis, one of the most elegant and extensive in the State. The Exhibition. The two exhibitions of the Excelsior Club at Johnsons Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings of last week were largely attended, and we are assured by those present (we regret that business engagements prevented our attendance) that they were of a unique and highly editjing character, reflecting much credit upon the youthful participants and in every respect satisfactory to the intelligent and appreciative audiences, who were not only- pleased but delighted. The total rc ceipts were $146,20 expenses $33,40 nctt proceeds $110,80. 3T Let thoso vrto assail the Democratic prtjr remember always one fact that history has vindicated every posi tion, hu justified every important act of thai party from the organization of the government dawn to now. . Discrete men who anticipate a fotore and do not object to the enjoyment of self respect in time to come, bad better ruminate a little on this significant truth. PaBosTKRous. The idea that some dem ocrcts have of opposinc the war policy of the etmiBifttrtion. and at the same time being in favor of the war. The prosecution of the war Is in the hands of the" abolitionists, and those who favor it must consent to their way of BroMeattn it Wr Democrats" art

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TO ALL PERSONS HAVING HONEY to LOAN! The nndersif-neil. Board of Commissioner of Shelby county Indiana, In order to raise the amount of money necessary to pay the bounties offered to Volunteers under the last call of the President of the I'nited State, it is necessary to dispose of County Bonds to the amount of Twenty-Fire Thousand Dollar. Said Bonds are issued in sums of C100. $-00, fjllS and $1000, payable in one year, and ftearin? interest from date, and will hepromptly paid when due. The Bonds are in the hands of the Treasurer of said county to be sold. Come forward gentlemen and show your patriotism in a patriotic way. IIKXRV BIT" K, JOHN M'CONNELL, JAMES J. CURTIS, Decem'r 1G, 1?63. Commissioners fhelVy Co. JUST RECEIVED! THE LARGEST STOCK OF TOYS! Notions and Books Ever nprnd in this Town. A superior lot of PH0T0GR.A PH ALBUilS and in short everything suitable for a Christmas Present Call an. sec for yourself, at the NEWS DEPOT cf JOItN MORRISON, Jr., opposite Post Office, Shelby ville, Ind. SALE OF LOTS In the New Cemetry ! THERE will he sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 19th Jny of DECEMBER, 1-C3, the LoU In the .ew i emetryof the City oTShclhyvillc. TERMS made known on day of sale. Sale to commence at I o clock P. M. on said day. By Order of COUNCIL. DR. J. G. KENNEDY, DENTIST. SSw 8 permanently locciW in ShclI B l.vville. is nri:iri ti att-.mil to all business in his lino, iu the latest anl must ai proved style, aud respectfully tenders his service to the citizens of Shelby ville and vicinity. Office over Elliott's Store entrance first door North of the Post Office. dec. 10-!y Tin Secretary or the Trkastry has not yet civen notice of any intention to withdraw this popular Loan from sale at Par, and until ten days notice is piven, the undersigned, as "flitN-KRAi. Subscription Agent," will continue to supply the public, The whole amount of the Loan authorised is Five Hundred Millions of Dollars. Nearly Four Hundred Millions have been already subscribed for and paid into the Treasury, mostly within the last seven months. The large demand from abroad, and the rapidly increasing home demand for use as th basis for circulation by National Basking Associations now organising in all parts of the country, will, in a very short period, ai.orb the halance. Sales have already ranged from ten to fifteen millions weekly, frequently exceeding three millions daily, and as it is well known that the Secre tary of the Treasury has ample and unfailing resources iu the Duties on Imports and the Internal Revenues, and in the saue of tie interest bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, t is almost a certainty that he will not find it necessary, for a long tin? to come, to seek a market for any other Ions r permanent loans, nit Ixterest asd Principal or wiiicn are Payable is GOLD. Prudence and self-interest must force the minds of those contemplating the formation of National Banking Associations, as well as the minds of all wh have id e money on their hands, to the prompt conclusion thai they should losi no time in subscribing to this popular Loan. It will soon be beyond their reach, and advance to a hanissme premium, as was the result with the "Seven Thirty" Irfan, when it was all sold and could no longer 1 subscribed fir at par. TT TS A SIX PER CENT LOAN. THE INTEREST & PRINCIPAL PAYARLH IN COIN, THUS YIELDING i OVER NINE PEU CfcNT PER ANNUM at the present rate of premium on coin. The Government requires all duties on imports to be paid in Coin ; these duties have for a Ions time past amounted to over a Quarter of a Million Dollars daily, a sum nearly three times greater than that required in tlic payment of the interest on all the 5-C0"s and other permanent Zoans. So that it is-hoped that the surplus coin in the Treasury, at no distant j day, will etaable the United States to resume specie paymeuts upon all liabilities. The Loan is called 3-50 from the fact that whilst the Rouds may run for 0 years yet the Government has a right to pay them off in Gold, at par, at any time after 5 years. THE INTEREST IS PAID HALF YEARLY, viz: on the first days of November and May. Subscribers can have Coupon Donds, which are payable to bearer, and are ?30, $190, SjOO and f 1000 ; or registered Bonds of same denominations, and in addition $5,000 and $10,000. For Banking purposes an.l for investment of Trust monies th Registered Bonds are preferable These 5-C0"s cannot be taxed by States, cities, towns, or counties, and the Government tax on them is only oue-and-a-hi f per cent., on the amount of income, when the I noome of the hc'.der exceeds Six Hundred dollars per annum; all other investments, such as income from Mortgages, Railroad Stock an I Bonds, etc., must pay from three to five per cct tax on the income. . " ... Banks and Bankers throughout tne country win conur.ue to dispose of the Bonds , ami all rders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to. The inconTenience of a few days' delay in tne delivery ol the bonds is unalvoidaMe, the demand being so great; tut as interest commences from the day of subscription, no loss is eccasioned, and every effort is beinj made to diminish the delay. JAY COOK) SrBscRirTKrs Agext, 1H Sontfc Third Street, FaiUOclphia, Pa." rhiladelphiii, November 2o, 1SC3. dcl0-2m To Borrowers of School Fund. Notice (s hereby given that all Mortgages executed for the security of loans of Common SAool & Congressional Funds negotiated at this office, delinquent for non-payment of interest, will be advertised frftrclofe, if not paid by Saturday, the 26th day of Deceirber, 1SG3. It Is earnestly hoped that all interested will come forward, and by prompt paysoent save us theTery anpleasant duty Incase of failure, required by law. 8 TAXPELT, Pee. i-4 , -. Auditor Shelby county. RICHARD NORMS, , County Surveyor, SIIBL.1STT1IXE WD Special attention giren to the drawing up of JecH. Mortgages, and all conreyinees, wherein ft description of land ia required. ' J ' - N. U. When absent orders MX beefttt Recorder's Office ia the Coaat House. '."

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DVM.VSQ the scasoq I thai Vkeep cnstaMly haada rapply of supetior TtmOi Oysters, for sale by the can e4HhjaUcM. irkst. pmua ( Vm.9. . . iUrriJoottraet, lilnynlit.

FURS WANTED,! I WILL pay Indianapolis prices lor all kinde of ItR SKINS 'My place-of business is opposite Conrey"s

Furniture Shnn. od stairs. 1 Dec. 1, 41 HARRISON MAPLE. FOR SALE! A FARM OF .123 ACRES! SEVENTY acres under cultivation, a Toung Orchard of selected fruit, House, Barns, out-hoUses, ireod Water, etc etc, situate half a mile from Flat Rock, NoMe Township, Shelby county, Ind. For further partioJlars enquire of Dr. A. L. Underwood, St. Taul, or of the proprietor near thepremises. ISAAC AVERY. Nov. 24, lt-63. 3w Wanted for Cash! I will pay the Highest Market Price in Cash for 1000 bush. Clean FLAX SEED lOOO SHEEP PELTS, 10,000 lbs. RAGS AXD FEATHERS, Also, for any amount of EGGS & BUTTER. AV. F. JIASO.V, Successor to IVh. M. Parish. Shelhyville. Nov. 10, 1SG3. Cv 1 1 has long been the aim of pS.vsicians to find a ctiinl inalion of medicines having the requisitestimulatinsand tonic properties to relieve ami cure the common complaints of Biliousness, l-ivf-rdiswrdtls, I-mguor, Mead ache, Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Jaun dice, Fever and Ague, etc., which arc the diseases incident to this climate. The rem edy has been discovered l- Dr. Koelaek.and in thousands of cases the men ts of his Kit ters have ln-en tested in the ahove complaints ahd there is hut one voice from the people, and that is in lavor or these truly wouaerlul Momach Hitters. We advise all who are afflicted and need an aj;reeallc tonic for the trouMes above indicated, to commence at once using these Bitters, eee a(iverti.emeiT. FAMILY DYE COLORS. PATENTED OCTOBER 18, tfcu3. Hail; Black for Silk, Dark Blue Light Line, Irk Green, light fireen, J!ajeul'i, Jfaroon, Pink, J'Hrjit, Scarlst, Mate. &lj'erinot Yellow, IVench Blue, Clant Brotcn. Dark Broun, Liriht Broirn, SurjT Brotcn t tvitrrtf, t.ViVi, Dark mo, Light Irahi Illicit Iiib. Li't linen Drab For Dyeing Sill;, "Woolen and Mixed Uoods. Shawli S.rf. Dresses, RiUwns, Gioves, llor.nts, Hats, Feathers. Kid Gioves.CbiUVen'sCIotliin.and ail kinds of Wearing Apparel. JTT A SAVIAG Of SO ITAl CENT. .QJ For 23 cents youean color as ltanv truods na wi.i wise cost five times that sum. Tariimsha.w duce 1 from the same .lye. The process is simple, and any one can use the dye with perfect success. Directions inEnglish, I rench and German, inside cf each package For further information in Dyeinpr, and Riving a perfect knowledge what col .i s are best adapted to dye over others, (with many valuable raceintsl. nur.rbnvp lion- t- Bf.,... Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt of price 10 cents. Maaulnctured by HO E & ST K V ENS, SCO Broadway, Boston. For sale by dru??rists and dealers cenerally, and by Joh liters, Post Ofliee Drug Store, Shelhyvillc. de2-ly MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE COUGH BALSA fvl, Price, 25 & 50 Cents per Bottle. The Best, Cheapest and most effectual Remedy for.OUGHS, COLDS, fcc, "the World has ever produced. Purely Vegetable, contains no Minerals or other Deleterious Drugs. The Curative Italian) is warranted, if used accordi ng to directions, to cure in ail crises, Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoping Cough, Asthma, end all atlcctions of the Throat and Lungs. Udamc Zadoc Dorter's Balsam l A PURELY VKaETABLEEXPEtrioRAsr, prepared with gi't care and scientific skill, from a combination of tile best remedies the vegetable kingdom atfurds. Its remedial quulities are hased on its power to assist the healthy and vigorous circulation of the blool through tile lungs. It enlivens tiie musclos and assists the skin to perform the duties of regulatimr the heat of the pystem, and in gently throwing off the waste substance from the surface of the body. It loosens the phlefrm, indu ces Tree spitting and will le found very agreeable to the taste. It is not a violent remedy, buteirollient, warminz, searching and effective, can be taken ty the oldest person, or youngest child. MADAME ZAPOCK POUTER'S CUR A TIYE BA LSAM is no new and untried medicine, but has Ix-en used by the public for the past 22 years, with unparalelled success, and has acquired its present extensive and larcely increas ing Siile, simplt by U-irg recctumeitfietlby these who have used it to their afilicted friends and others. IF YOU DAVE A COLD, if ever so slight, do not fail to )rfve the 15;lsm a trial, as the very low price at which it is t!d, brings it within the reaeh of every one, that they may always keep it convenient for use. The timely use of a "jcent Imttle will often prove to L wcrth cue hundred timesits cost. Do not be put cfT with any other. Ask for Hadame Zadoc roRT:RCoin Dalsam, iiiist on having it. and take no other, if y ur drujgUt does uot have it, luive hii seud aud pet It for you. m Sold by all Dmeirists at 25 nn4 50 cets per bottle. HALL &. II lC K V. L. Proprietors. dc2-lvl 218 Greenwich Street. Xew-Y'ork T WI LL pay the highest price in Cash for Esrss at my Ecc i Vackiug rooms ou the Kast s'ulc of Harriwn street, first door tt'cth or tlic t rvsbytenan t. hnrch.(:hlhvvil!e. May H, liTl. JOSEPH SMITHERS. Spermatorrhea Can he Cured. TU. R AXTTS SPECIFIC enres Sxermtrtorrfi.ta, Si m mjf inil H;A-nw. Impiyfency, Lots of Power, etc.. tjrdily and ffectVfL-t-'y. I ts effects arc truly magical. ' A trial of the Specific a ill convince the mest skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box, sold by all respectable Druggists, or sent post-paid to any address, by J. KUOMFJt, 403 Chenut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Drunkenness Cured. "KING ALCOnOL AIIRESXED." Powtiac, Mich., Sept. IS, 1863. Ma. Kkoxer : I received the box of Dr. Zane's Antidote you sent me a few days ago, and gave it ia the person according to directions : It has done him good, aud he says he dont want any more rum. 1 hava a brother who is a confirmed drunkard. I want to cure him. Please tefld me another box. ; Yours, A. B. One box Dr. Zana's Antidote will cure the most inveterate drunkard, and can be given without the patient knowledge. Sold by all respectable Druggists, or sent by mail by JOHN J. RROMER, 403 Chestnut Street, Pbiladeutoa, Pa. Circulars sent free - novl-6m SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES, PAPER, INK, PENS, PENCILS, tc., large and full assortment at LEEFEBS. Oct. SU. . - Post Office Drug Store. The Confessions snd Experience . OF A NERVOUS. INVALID. Published for the benefit ami aa a cantioa. to young men, and others, .who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred alimetiM supplying the means of selfeure. By one who has cared himself after being a Tictiaa of misplaced confidence in medical humbug-and quackery. By enclosing a post-paid dlreetior envelope, ainsle copies may he had of the author, NATBAJMa. UtVUk Bedford, Ktettmair, frw-fork.

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OP AT SAIfl. O'COXEn'S, Eat side Public Sqoare (Forbe' olJ iland,) for FALL i WITR WEAR. Compns'nr every style and frrade of Clothes for Men and Boys wear. I also have a full assortment of Cloths, Cassiracrcs & Testings, and am piepared to manufacture ffarments to order on skort notice, And parsntee satisfaction. 1 also keep constantly on hand a full assortment of GEXTS FURNISHING GOODS, eomprisinr every article in the line, such as Shirts, Collars neck atd pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, GloTes. Xeek Ties, See. Those in nee.1 of any article in my lire will find it to their advaatase to give me a call, as I pledge myself to teil as cheap as any retail Louse in the country,, Oct. 8,13. OtCOEU. raillE community of Shelby county and vicinity are hereJL IT nrtified that I have just received and now have .n hand one of the Largest and most desirable assortments of COOL PARLOR AND OFFICE B? n "5S7r 25S S Ever before offered in this marVet, and will be sold at prices that cannot fail to meet the views of the closest buvfira. and all will find it to Uier advantage to Give me a Call. I also have an extensive assortment of KETTLES, CASTINGS, SADIRONS, DOGIllONS, CUTLERY, " LANTERNS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, fcc. I also keep constantly on band and manufacture to order all kinds of Brass, Copper, Sheet Iron & Tinware. ItEPm.HRIJ"Cr jaBBIJTG Done to Order and satisfaction guaranteed. Remember the place, AT est side Harrison Street, first door South of Public Square. ocu e, lew. . wm.j.wixaiTE. American Tea Conip'ny 51 Yesey Street, New-York. Since its orcaoliotioe, ane ry Wholesaling Teas In this Country They have introduced their selection of TKAS. and are sel ling thorn at uot over Two Cents pr pound above Cost -Vercr Periatlny, from the OXE PRICE asked. Another peculiarity of the Company is that their Tea Taster not only devotes his time to the selection of their TKAS as to qimlity, value, and particular styles for particular localities of country, but lie helft Vie lea buyer to ciooseom or our enormous 9t:z such leas as are oesl adapted to his particular icaiits, and not only this, but jOints ovi to lnm the text bargains. It is easy to see the incahiiktbU advantage a Tea Bctke has in this establishment orer all ottwrs. If he is no -ud-'e t f Tka or the Market, and his time is valuable, helnrs all theleiiefits of a well organised system of doing business, of an immense capital, of the Judgement of a professional Tea Taster, and the knowledge of superior salesmen. This enables all Tea buyers no matter if they are thousands of miles from this market-ato rnirchase on. as good Unnshere as the Sew York merchant. Parties can order Teas and will be served by us a well as though they came thAnntl res, Wn sure to cct original pacArjts,true weights a tut Uires; aud the Teas are War ranted as REi-n evented. We issue Trice List of the Company's Teas, which will be sent to all who order it; comprising HYSON, YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, TWANKAY AND SKIN. Oolong, Souchong Orange and Hyson Mckoc. JWPAX TEAS of every description, colored and uncolored. This list has each kind of Tea divided into FOT'R CLASSES. namely : CARGO, highCAR'IO, FINE.FIXr.ST, that every rne mar understand from description and the price annexed that the Company are drmind to undersell the trWe Tnt trdde. We ruaravtef. tiVseH ALL oua Teas at not over T YO CENTS (.012 Ornts) per pound above cost, believing this to be attractive to the many who hrve heretofore been paying E-oRacs Profits. GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. i m pokte ics 'axi jonncics, No 51 VESEY STREET, N Y. fcptlT-3ml ISAAC DAVIS, WnUSAXX AM) EXT AIL DEALEX 15 Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gtcveo and, JFuro. He has Just Received his Pall Stock OT GOODS, direct from the Manufacturer in the East, which he will sell as LOW astbe LOWEST. All the LATEST STYLES kept at No. 15 Pennsylvania street, four doors South of the Post Office oct30-ly 1XD1AXAPOLIS. 1XD. S. & la. nn-ELECT OF DKXECTOKIS Sataut aaa Rm RaaaoAB CoKPArrJ October th, 18GJ. 1 fTHE annual election for Five Directors of thia Company I - will t held at the office of the Company ia Rashville, Indiana, on the first Thar lay (3d) of December next, between the hours or ane and seven p- m. . By Order c . . lUO'S POLLOCK, Sec. BiOTTS FQIS SAILE. " IOTSIfOS. 1S3 lS4&lt3t containing tsrtwaea A four and fire acrea, near the mill dam on Blue Rieer, ia the city of Shelby villa, are afiered for sale at a retraaln. Jot Unas Jto.. apply to CaaaAB si his Board ' lag Uoqao. ccroar of

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500 Duaheti Winter Picked TTOR whiJP . at my n flhtt ft Mil :Ii I will pay the h!cb-rt icarkct price la new Store Room en Harrison street, ciPoaite Major's Bank. Oct. ,irf3. wyi. yi. pAiiR sn. WANTED. EGGS, BUTTER, . POTATOES. CHICKENS, PRODUCE of all kinds. Feathers, Ka;. Wool. HidM k. Telts, A.C., &.C., for which I will pay the highest market price i n cash, at my new Store Uooin on Harrison Kr't, opposite F.lliott A. Major's Dnnk. Oct. 8, lf3. V?I. M. PARR1SIT. in 0) hi Q 06 O 'Z o aa o o P Eh IS M c3 s 1 O O O CO o V I CO r-" H 5 H P 0 Eh t O m P O O O 09 02 0 o 'A I ( U2 1 cZ r3 O "3 Q CO rri U H w o zn X o s Q O U3 FA 5 & g 0Q o 03 o 5 09 H o ti o 0 0 A Q-i C CO CO oo o o , w. t c. a. arisEMMarr. Ja'S E. aoBEBTSOX G. W. GEISEXDORFF & Co. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR TIIE MILLION. Now is the. Timo to Buy Prices Lower than Ever No Humbug. We have j ust received a large stock of STAPLt. FAXCY AXD DOMESTIC Tjy Goods, Direct from Sew-York, which were bought at astonishing low figures. We are therefore enabled to offer iaduceaienu equaled by no othdr house in thecity. Our Spring Delaines, Lawns, Calicoes aud Dress Goods generally, are very cheap, almusk Z3own to -LOGO Frioos. Notions. Hosiery, Shirts, Cottouades, Checks and Muslin we offer at very low rates. You will save mon'jr bv buvine your goods at the IIOOSIER WOOLEN FACTORY STORK. A larjre stock of "Home Made Woolen Goods"' always on hand of the I Ioosier Woolen Factory make. 4(1,000 yards of the renowned" Blue Mixed Hoosier Jeans"' ( for sale, the tlieaprst and mot durable goods in the Union. lij iron t forget the place tho Hoosier Woolen Factory Store, Nos. CI and 63 BLAKE'S ROW, (West Washington Street,) May 21 INDIANAPOLIS. SHELBY COUNTY BRANCH or Tti IVational Claim Ageney OF WASIIINCTOX CITT, D. C. COSarCTES BT HAHTEY. COLLINS & BRACE. General Oorernment Ajeats and Attorneys, 47GSveathStreet,West, Wasbwctos Crrr, D. C. ' 0 ! aims Presentetl and Prosecutol before the Departments and Court of Claim, l'atents. l'enxions. Bounty and Bounty Lands secured. lij-General Bufiness Transacted. Faaa. L. llaavst, Jso. F. Coixika, JmrsTiasrx, of vtasningtoacity. oi-sw-ior, oi t-inaanau. TTe (five personal attention t procure PENSIONS, BOUNTIES. BOUNTY LANDS. BACK PAT, &c, accruing to Soldiers who hare teen wonnded, contracted disease, or the families of sucaas have died or beea killed while in the discharge of their line of duty,as such, during the presenter any previous war ; claims against the uovammeat for ineemnity forprirate property taken for public uses, or for damages to such property ; collecting, subsisting, drilling and organising volunteers; and for horses loot in the Mrvice. Jo charge in " ram mists vt. DEL1JAHIL1 F. DAVIS, ' attos xrr a ho corvsaxLoa at Law, rab.Sfl,'e3. AGENT, ShelbyriUe, Shelby Co., Ind. SPURRIER HOUSE. The undersigned takes this method, of informing the public that be has leased the Ray House, Pbelfcyvllle, for a term of rearaand la now thoroughly renoratirg. repairling and re-furnishing tho same, and wilt bo ready fr rne I reception of guests, tranaciont and permaaent, by the first day of September. He intends to snare no paina to render satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Tho rooms are lage and airy. The table will always be eupHied with the best the market afiords.Otarges as reasonable as any other House in the city. A call is solicited. .... GEORGE W. SmRIER. August TT, IMS, Sea's. 500 Cords Red Oak Stave Dolts, For which I will pay can at ihe highest market ratea. railA SMtACfB. J. n. SPBAGlTBt af aribrrUji.tayt. 4,lt3-fo

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DRY GOODS roa Fall and Winter Wear 1TTB OM Comer Stored MT. 8T0CK OP SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &&, was never larfer than at this time, all of which will ha disposed of at prices as low as the same quality of goods can b4 obtained in Indianapolis or elsewhere, TO CASH BOYM I also have a large and varied assortment of & OO TS r SMOJSS4 Hats & Caps, and In fact every article usually required In my Ha, af different grades and price, Including a general aasortmaal al GROCERIES, of a superior quality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. Those deslrintr any article In tho Dry Goods lizM will ts4 it to their interest to giva me a callOctober, 1SG3. it. q. couirELics; TJ. M. lgain in the JFielC: My Motto is Small Profits tnd Quick Returns. Mswaaasm I MATE just opened and am bow offeriag for sate a aayo rier lot of all-kisda of UDMY (DBS, BOOTS AMD SHOES, HATS OJl3, Of the Latest Styles, and am prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. Call and er&mins tifar nnrrhuinr ImImm a penny saved is .wo penca earned. TI rJlT Store is onedonr VnrfJi nf Ttr VnlJIna IWn IIkm where I shut always be happy to wait upon those that favor me with a call. it. m. fliun. Shellrille, Jans 11, lS8f. n . IMPORTANT TO auiiLELi APD Otmcrs of Dwellings. BUTTERWORTH'S NEW WindowSupport'r Patented April 16th, 1S61. A Cheap and Perfeot Substitute for Cords and 7eightsThis new Window Supporter ia what the treat mass of people have heca looking; for, for many years, they harlnf tecome di?rutel with all kinds of Catchea. This aepporter came into use in the East, in Aujrust lCl,and it now it ase4 from Maine to California, and it is consilered tne best thins; fr all ordinary sized cash that is in use, also for Lars and Omnii- ' Every owner orbcudinrs thatnarenot eoras and weigata should hare BntVrwortS's Sapporter'a, the cost beinc only ahout one-sixth of the expense fr cords, and saves the break ing vfuuss, Children Am. fce. a ItlUH CE IILSILU, DecJmC A rents for Shelly county , SbelhyviUe. a e 0 0 0 O C5 FOR SALE AT A DABGAIN. B EING aaoatto raaaora the cfaioery c. from the fcatild! together, tiy rawtovaa wiuoat uubip"- - - - , Oct. , 1WX TTVS.I? -TS AUD llafraehwprdyli araaslTa4

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