Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 16, Shelbville, Shelby County, 24 December 1863 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER.

LOCAL.

CnfcistMA. To-morrow it Christmas, a day uiually demoted to recreation, the treentation of preterits and pood dinners. Wood! WooDt We will once more inforta. those clour eubecribert who hate contracted to pay their subscriptions in wood thtttrt want itjnit about now. tZF We shall haTe plenty of leisure between now and New Yeir's and purpose retaiining in our office most of the time, where we shall be bappy to greet our numerous friends and patron, and give them receipt in full to date and for on year in advance. Come up gentlemen while we hate leisure. Utaouf h and to Spare. We are assured that the contributions of editable, from substantial down to the daintiest luxuries, for the supper thi evening are bountitul in the extreme. There will be enough and to spare, let the crowd be as large as it may. A social and agreeable time is expected, and all are requested to attend. YoluBtecringUader the stimulous of the increased bounty Volunteering has been active the past week. Lie a. Robertson left for Indianapolis on Monday last with twenty-seven recruits, obtained mostly in this locality, and number of others have volunteered in other Companies and in other branches of tbe service.

It is believed that the quota cf Addison Township is nerly made up, it lacks but a few at most There are several other Townships that hate also nearly or quite filled their quota. The Fair To-night. The Fair to be given by tho Ladies of the Presbyterian Church at Johnson s Hall this evening promises to be one of the most attractire entertainments of the season, and it is hoped will be patronized by our citizens in propoJtion to its deserts. The Supper will bo prominent feature, comprising the luxuries of the season and a thousand and one dclicaties that the head and hand of women alone can devise and prepare. Tho price of admission is fixed at 50 cts for gentlemen 75 cts for gentleman and lady, and 23cts for each additional lady, and 25 cts for children. Thistncludes supper at the general table.

Christmas Presents.

A general variety of Books for young and old, Games, Tuztles, Albums, Portfolios, and a thousand and one things, including a choice assortment of Stationary, may be found at the Drug Store of Dr. Hob i us. To those edicted to the use of the weed, we would also mention that a superior brand of Sega rs may be found at the same place.

TO ALL PEBSONS HAVING

HONEY to LOAN!

The unders;rned, Board of Commissioners of Shelby county Indiana, In order to raise the amount of money necessary t psy the bounty offered to Volunteers under the last call of the President of the United States, it i Decenary ti diipose of County Bnn.lt to the amount of Twentv-Five Thousand Dollar. Said Bond are iud la sum of SlOO, f-JOO, tJOe and tlOOO. payable in one year, and hearine interest from date, and wiinprompUy paid when due. The Ron I are in The hand nf the Treasurer nf wid county to 1 ("Id. Come forward gentlemen and show your patriotism in a patriotic way. HKNRY M'CK. JOHN M'CftNNKU,

JA.MKS J. CI RTI!. Commissioners Shelby Co.

Deeemr 16, 1G3.

it or LF.rri:

HS remaining in the Put Office

n the 52,i div of

at PhtHyvilie. Ind.. uncalled for.

Iec. 1C3. Personscnllinefor these le: ten will it,i,fr-

fieW, cr they will uot be looked for.

Allen, Charlotte Armstrong, G A Iiulloph,.? S Cairn, 1'atsey Davis. Nanry F.iris, Ellon tiibson, C A Hanchet, Ilcnry lliless, George .Tones, .Toann .Tones, Ziba .Tones, J Miss ' Kennedy, Marinda Kendall, John Lambert. Ulissos

Lambert, .Tcsso Lacy, E A Lame, Ilaunah McDonald. Sarah E Morsan, Mary Marshall, B F Robinon. Chas Kced, Elizabeth Koberts, Chapman Stephens, Ann E Smith, Eliza ' Smith, PercillaR Settles, Sallie Scoval. C C

Vankerk. Wm.

FUES WANTED!

TWTLL pay Indianapolit prices lor all Vlndeo' FVR SKINS. My place of business it oppctite Cnrey

furniture Shop, up stair.

Dec. 3, iwj

X1ARRIS0X MAttE.

JOHN S. CAMPBELL, P. M.

A bountiful and superior crop of ice

is now baing gathered and stored away. "We understand that it is of extra thickness and solidity.

The publication of the proceedings of

'the Board of County Commissioners, are unavoidably deferred until our next issue.

PROTECTION

INSURANCE COMPANY.

COSMEN, INDIANA. INSURED AND AUTHORIZED by STATE AUTHORITY

Capitol Accumulated Capitol

$101.000 5 50,000

OFFICERS: Jaws It. R arm. President. L. IT. Parswi, Vice Pres. P. M. Kudaix, Treasurer. T. M. Match, Secretary. E. L. AVHIGIIT, General Agent. This Home Company ormnised under the Indiana State Laws, passed June lTth, lioi, offers to insure owners of buildinirs, detached residency s and contents upon a reaaouable terms ai any responsible Insurance Company. By Law, Business confined to this State, A suro Indemnity in case of Loss.

DIRECTORS:

Hon Milton Mercer, Hon. J. II. Ivfrees, Hon. C. VT. II. Em.

James II. Parns,Xtn., T.-M. Hatch, Kst.

KEJfDAL yt nORD, Agent, S 11EI.BTTILLE, I.

ESTUAY OTIC F.. -Taken up in Hendricks Tp. on or ahout the Wth day of November, lt3. bv John M. Howls, ono estray Light Sorrel Horse, the mane and tail Is the same, with a Star in the forehead, hod all round, a natural trotter, supposed t- he aNut nine years old, aliout fourteen hands hi ah an J appraised ut Fartv-eieht dollars, by David Snider and Thotiiiis S. Nelis. Pec. t!l, lf:t. JAMES R. ROSS, J. P. A True copy A. Beam, Clerk. "VTOTICF. OF PGT1TIOM TO SELL HEAL, 11 ESTATE-State of Indiana, Shelby County, ss : Notice is hereby riven that Lewis J. Keeve, Administrator of the estate of James Arbuckte, deceased, ha file,! his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal bein insufficient to pay his debts : and that said petition will he heanl at the next term nf the Court of Common P leas of said county. Dec. 2ii, 1S6X

Attest 1

ALosio Blair, Clerk C. C. S. ci.

The community are cautioned not to

forget the Fair and Supper at Johnson s Hall this eTcning. For the Volunteer. LIMES WRITTKX OX RRADINO Till TALED1CTORT OFD. H. CANTRltJ. IN TltB LAST BANNER. Come rake the coantry far and near! To take his editorial chair, And fill the town from rear to rear, With filthy slane; The League must hare this fellow s peer ! D M CantriU's pang. A certain .Vre may foam and fret; And Jony Green mourn for his pet;

And all the Black may swithr and sweat ; "A friend is out I Do what you will, you'll have to let D M Cantrill pout The Banner now will have to stop, Or change its tone a little dropHe raised it to the very top Of slander a Tcrge; Bat now the party rout mav hop P MCantrills dirge! The perjured scamp has took the cue ; t '," Or else the town's inclined to spetr ; Or what on earth it was, or who Got off this heft t Ilia friends must all be in a stew "

I)-M Cantrilli left!

The party sure hare lost their man; , To match his lies they never can Since erer this rude world began. He tood alone! Ht quit hie work and off he ran DM CantriU's cone WASHINGTON.

7TOTICEOF PETITION TOSEI.LKEAL il ESTATE. Suite of Indiana. Shell y county ss : Notice is hereby given that Alfred Vox, Administrator of the estate of .eno Fox. deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal beimr insufficient to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county. Test : Al.ONto limn. Clerk Shelby county. TOJOTIFE OF DISTItmUTIOX. STATE OF INDIANA Shelby County, ss : Notice is hereby pir en that at the November Term of the Court of Common Pleas nf Shelby county, after final sett enter. t of the estate of Susanah Moore, deceased, about the sum of five hundred and seventy 34-IOrtdollars were found remaining frdistriaution amont; the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear o the first day of the next term of said Court, prove their heirship and receive their distributive share. Dec. 52. 1?G4 ALONZO BLAIR. Clerk.

FOR SALE ! A FARM OF 123 ACRES ! SEVENTY acres under cultivation, a Younif Orrhrd r.f selected fruit, Hittse. Uarns, out-hnue, , k1 Vater, etc. etc., situate half a mile from Flat Hock, Noble liwnsliip, Ehelly cunty, Ind. Fr further particulars ciquire of Dr. A. L. Underwood, St. Paul, or of tli pnprit mear thepremise. ISAAC AYE1Y. Sot. 24 K-t3. t .

Wanted for Cash! I will pay the Highest Jlariet Trice in Cash for 1000 bush. Clean FLAX SEED, IOOO SHEEP PELTS, 10,000 lis. RAGS AND FEATI1ER5, Also, for any amount cf ECCS & BUTTER. V. F. HAKOX, Successor to M'm. M. Parish. Shelhyrille, Nor. 10, 16C3. Cw

Ithaslonlieen the aim of phvsieUns to find a combination of mcditim s having tlie requisitestiniulatinsand toi L-properties trelieve and cure the common complaluts of Ui I loudness. Liver ilisorders. Languor, Ileal ache. Lovi's of Spirits, Indiires'tioit, Jaun dice. Fever and Aue. etc., which are th diseases incident to this climate. The remedy has U-en discovered I y Dr. Uoel.;u;kuin(l in thousands of cases the merits of his Bitters have Ken tested in the a'x)ve complaints and there is but one voice from the people, and that is in favor of these truly wonderful Stomach Hitters. We adlse all who are atllicted and need an agreeable toDic for the

troubles aiove indicated, ti commeux at once using these Bitters. See advertisement. fTlydye colors. PATENTED OPTO TIER 19, l6Q.

Mack for Kit,

MX dm

Liaht Line

trench hive, tlattt Jiroun. Jarh irnifii, Light Erouriy 'jf brown , t'ktrry, Vrimton, firk J'rab, Li't Faun I)rab

Park Cretn, Light Greer., Mijetiia, J.',ii:e., .Viiroet, Oraije, Pink. Purjtr, Poinil Purple St!mont Sotferino, Yellow,

VOTtri: OF DISTItintTTIOX. 5TATE 1 OF INDIANA, Shelby County, ss : Notice is herIy ptven that at the November Term of the Court of Common fleas nf Snelby county, after final settlement of the estate of Jacob Kratr.or.deee ised, alout the sum of Four Hundred & seventy-five 40-UH) dollars were found remainitts; for distribution amoni; the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the first day cf the next term of said Court, prove their heirship and recsive their distributive share. Dec. 52, lSi3. ALONZO KLA1K, Clerk.

JUST RECEIVED! THE' LARGEST STUCK OF

LARGE ARRIVAL

AT SJ1. OXOXXEU'S, Easts!Je Pu lie Square (TorU' cli staxJ.) tor FALL I WINT'R WEAR. Compri s:nt every style and frade of Clothes for Ment and Oo;s wear. I also have a full assortment cf Cloths Cassimercs & Testings, and am pmared to manrt'tetufe partrents te rr !er on short notice, aid carantec satisfaction. I also keep constantly on hand a full assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, comprisinrfTTry article In the line, such as f hirts. Collars neck aut pocket Haudkerchiefs, Suspendvrt, Socks, Olorcs. Neck Ties, Ac. Tho In seed of ry article In ir.y lire will And It to their advauace to gt me a rail, as I pledjt iryself to sell as cheap as ny retail bouse in the country. A?IL, OC0X.E. Oct. e, ica.

WANTED. SOO niishcls Winter Picked

I0R whichl will pay the Wsheet nwkel price In ei.

I at my new St-ire Kootn on Harrisoa street, .f Dsite

Liliott ft la;or Uank Oct. f,lt3.

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W AW T ED. EGGS, BUTTER. POTATOES. CHICKENS, PRODUCE of all kinds. Feathers, Rajs. TTaol. Hides ft Pelts. tc, fcc, for wh:.ch 1 will pay tbe highest market price in cash, a! try re Store Rta on Hirnsoa str't, opposite F.lliutt & Major's Psitt. Oct. e, lrC3. 7t. 71. PAnRISII.

LATE ARRIVAL

OF SEW AXDSELEGAST

DRY GOODS

rot

TnE conmunity of Shell y eountr and vicinity are here ly notified that I havejttst receive 1 anil n'w have i hand one cfthe Largest and most deiral lc assortment f

COOK, PARLOR AND OFFICE

TOYS!

Notions and Books'!

Ever e-peiMrftin tYa Tomt. . A snptler lot ff riTOTOQIVAPH ALSCMi and in ahort everything suitable for a

Christinas Present !

Call and s for youmlf, t the NEWS DEPOT of JOnN MORRWON, Jr., pp,.t Post Oitic. Shelhyrllle, Ind.

For Dyeing Silk, AVoou nand .Vi.xeil (i.Ws, Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses. Kiblmns, ;i,ves, Konnetc, Hats, Keathcrs, Kid Uloves,Cliil.!iensClolhinR.and all kinds of Wearing Apparel. A SAVIXi OF SOIM U CEXT.OI For 25 cents you an color as many e;oods as would otherwise cost five times that sum. Various shades can I produce 1 from the same dye. The process is simple, and auy one can use the dj with perfect success. Directions in English, i rench ami German, inside of each package. I'or further information in Dyeins, and giving a perfeet knowletlsre what colors are l est adaptdl to dye over others, (with many valuable raceipts), purchase Howe & Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and CoUring. Sent by mail ou receipt of price 10 cents. Mavnftcturcd fey HOWE & STEVENS. SCO Rroadway, Boston. For sale 1-y druggists and dealers penerallv, and lyjnnt Llefirs, Post Olliee Dru: Store, Shelhyville. deS-ly MADAJtE ZADOC POUTER'S COUGH BALSAM, Price, 25 & 60 Cents per Bottlo. Tho Best, Cheapest ami inost enectiml Remedy- for .OUGIIS, COLDS, fec, iho Work! has ever produced. Purely Vegetable, contains no Minerals or other Deleterious Drugs.

The Curative llalsam is warranted used according to directions, to cure in all cases, Coutrhs, Colds, Croup, Whoplug Cuujh, Asthma, and all atlections of the Throat aud Lungs. Madame Zadoc Porter's Balsam IS a PUR IX Y VEOKTXBl.EEJl"K iora.nt, prepared with grt care and Scientilic skill, from a continuation of the best reute.lies the vegutahle kingdom a;i'ords. Its remedial qualities are based on its power to assift the healthy and vigorous circulation of the blool through the lungs. It enli

vens tite musclos and assists

the skin to perform the duties of regulatiug the heat of the

system, and in gently throwing oil the waste sultance

from the surface of the lody.

It loosens tl.e phlegm, lmlu

ccs free spitting and will l fiiuncl very agreeable to the

taste. It is not a violent rem

e.iy, t emollient, waiiiung, searching and effective, can l taken l-y tlie oldest person, or

youngest child

.VA LLT Z A POCK POP 7 HP'S CtPA TITE BAL

SAM is no new and untried medicine, but has Iwn used ly

the public for the past 22 years, with utiparalelled success.

and has acquired its present cxtersive and largely tiicreas

ing sale, si.mclt by Kins recin-.mended I y those who have

uselit to theit aillicteil friends and others.

IF OU U E A COLD, if ev.r so slight, do not fail

to give the Balsam a trial, as the very low price nt which it

is said, iirtnss it within the reach of every oae, that they

may always keep it convenient for rsc. The timely use of

a2ocent buttle will often prove to l e wcrth one hundred

time its cost.

!. mt Ih; put off with any other. Ask for Iladame Zso-

oc Portkr'sCockii Balsam, insist on having it, anil take up ether, if y ur druggist docs not have it, have hiai send and

pet ltfor you. Hj3 Sold ty all Druggists at 23 and 50 cets per bottle

liM.U it KLCKKL, Proprietors.

Ever l-efnreofferivl In this tr.arVet. and will be sold atnrlce

that cati'iut fail to meet the vics of the Closest buyers, aud

all will Hud it to llier advantage to

Grive mo a Oa,ll I also have an extensive assortment of JETTLKS. CASTINGS. SADIRONS. DOGIRONS. CUTLERY, LANTERNS, IOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &c.

I also keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order all

kinds of Brass. Copper, Shoet Iron & Tinware.

RE 1101110 .U'D JOBBING

Done to Order and satisfaction guaranteed. Remember the place, West side Harrison Street, first door

South of Public Square.

Uct. c, jauJ. Wm. J. VISOATC.

deS-H

2Li Greenwich Strwt. New-York

In BcfiSEJt Aoai5. The beard endowed portion of our community will bo pleased to learn that Mice Post baa concluded to abandon rural purvuit, and has opened out at his old stand under Robins Drug Store, whs re he purposes plying the art tonsortal for an indefinite time in the future: Mike is a good workman, and to those wishing a clean and asj share, their hair out in good style, their heads shampooed, their hair or whiskers colored, ws say fire Mub a call.

Hichwsy robberies and burglaries

arersgs about two a night in Indianapolis. The street fights and cases of petit larceny are too numerous to mention. A few nights to some vagabond negroes followed another aegro who had enlisted sod drew kit V! Ji. J

"""V -J-mocsn ni w TTVC31IG the season I shall keep

Ese4 hta or tt same. Thess ctrroes l IU

U fssrVd trs let m lag a rri3e rw fast

DR. J:G. KENNEDY, DKTVTIST. " "W"STATI permanently locatel In SbelJ'l byri lie. is prep rd to attend to all IcTTl t fli business in his line, in the latest and most approved style, and resiectfulty tenders hisasrviee to the citirenaof Jhetbyvilleand Ticinity. Offic rw Elliott's Ptore entrance first door North of thj PwtOflX. dec. 10-1 y

I WILL pay the Mchest price In Cash for Eecsat my Tift Packing rooms on the Kast side of Harrison street,first

aoor sorin ot me rrtsiyteriau Lliurch.Chelivville. May 13, lt53. JOSKPII SMITIILRS

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Old Corner Store. UT STOCK Cr SEASOXAStr. DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c., as never larrer tltaa at thl t.e, all of wb;li wiU k J't-

j pod cf at prices sj low as thestrae quality cf J jcus csu 1 obtained in lad auapul.s or elst'berc.

TO CASH BUIERS. I also hare a la rye tad varied aitortsawt of BOO T8 Sf SHOES, Hats & Caps, sad In fact every article usually rjn;red la try I'.ae.stf d2fferect grades auJ prioas, iacluiLcg a seaeral atsortoMBt 4 CROCERIES, of a uper!cr sjunlity, srhiA are kept for th aacontaioiatica f customers, not for profit. Thoc desi rice ny artic'.eia the Dry Goolillaa will Cal it to ricir Ictereit to s'.re me a call. October, 1PC3. R. Q. COUXELIITS.

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JaS E. StOBESTSOX

G. W. GEISEXDORFF & Co.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER

I C A AC DAVIS, wamoau asT Rirran. mtatsjt w mats, Caps, HJcibrellasa Gilbres and JFurs. Hohaa Just Received his Fall Stock

gT OA0D. direct from the Marinfacturer in the Bwt, 9 t will sell as UMT astl LOWEST. AU th LATK5T STYLES kept at No. 13 Peansylrania Street, four door South of the IVat tMT.Ce. oc!W ly IMDIAXAPOL1S. 1XD.

OYSTERS

constantly on hand a

supply of WWlcr Tmh Oyters,for salt by the Cs

Ka,b!tM. WM. M. PAARIIH.

Spetmat or r ticca Can fc tTtrrfff.

TK. UAND'S SmCIFIC fir SivrmafrrrA.ta, Sem

JLF intl Wf-titne, Jnenci, X's fj Poicer, etc

Hjter J ilu an eJfet-tttxVif. Its ejects arc truly mapical. A trial of the Pevivic will convii.ee ti e most skep tical of Its merit. Price $1 a box. sol I ! y all respeeLthle Irug!:isb. or sent post-paid to any address, l y J. KKOMER, 4U3 ChesUtut Street, PttlLapixrniA, Pa. Circulars sent free.

Driinkcime$s Cured. KlCi ALCOllOTi ARRrMED." Ponac, Mich., Sept. 1, 1863. Ma. Knosrit : I received the box of Pr. Zane's Antidote you sent me a tew days aeo. and pave it to the person according to directions : It has done him pooil, and he says he don't want any more rum. 1 have a brother who is a confirmed drunkard. I waut to cure him. Fleve send me another Kx. Tours, Ji. B. One box Ir. Zane's Antidote will cure the most inveterate drunkard, ami enn be eiven without the patients knowlcipe. 5oUl bv all respectalde DmsreifU, or sent ty snail by JOHN J. UnOMEK, 4(3 Chestnut Street, raiLADtt-rnia, Pa. Circulars sent free. no19-oro

Tnt Secretary or the Tre ast nT has not yet Riven notice

of any inteution to withdraw this popular Loan from sale at

Par, and until ten days notite is pi veil, the. undersigned, as

" GtNLRiL ScBscitirrioH Aoekt," will continue to supply the public,

The whole amount of the Loan authorised is Fire Hundre l

Mi'. lions of Dollars. Nearly Four Hundred Millions have

been already subscribed for and paid into tho Treasury,

mostly within the last seven months. The large demand from abroad, and the rapidly increasing home demand for use as the basis for circulation by National Hanking Associations

now organizing In all parts of the country, will, in a very short period, absorb the balance. 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 anil unfailing resources in

the Huties on Imports and the Internal Revenues, aud in the

issue of the interest bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it is almost a certainty that he will not find it necessary, for

a long time to come, to seek a market for any other long or

permanent loans, the Ixterkst and pRtNCtraL or wuicu abe Payabu) is COLD.

Prudence an I self-interest must force the minds of those

contemplating ths formation of National Banking Associa

tions, as well as the minds of all win hive id e money on

their hands, to the prompt conclusion that they should lose no time in subscribing tt this popular Loan. It will soon be

beyond their retch, audalvance to a h in Uome premium, as J

was the reu.t with the '"Sevea Thirty" Loan, when it was

alt sold and C"uM no longer 1 suVcril1.! f r nt par.

IT IS A SIX PEH CENT LOAN, THE INTEREST ic PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN, THUS T1ELDINO OVER NINE PER CKNT PER ANNUM at the present rate of premium on coin. The Government requires all duties on imports to be paid in Coin ; tVese duties have for a long time past amounted to oyer a Quarter of a Million Dollars daily, a sum nearly three times greattr than that required in the payment of the interest on all tbe 5-C0s and other permanent ioaus. So that i( is hoped thit the surplus coin in the Treasury, at no distant day, will enable the United Statej ta resume specie payments upon all lhbiliiies. The Loai is called 5-CO from the fact that whilst the Sonds may run fo 0 years yet the Government has a right to pay them off in 3oM, at par, at any time after 5 years. TllF. INTEREST IS PAID HALF YEARLY, Tii : on the first days of November and May. Subscrilcs can have Coupon Eonls, which are payable to bearer, and arc 830, S1W), $ 5l anl 81003 ; or registerel Bonds cf same denominations, and in addition 85.000 and

810.000. lor Banking purposes and for investment of Trust monies the Registered Bonds are preferable.

These 5-Ct's cannot I tx -d by States, citie, towns, or counties, anl the Government tax on them is only one-and-a-half per cent., on the amount of income, when the income of the hclderexceeis Six Hundred dollars per annum ; all other investnents, such as income from Mortgages, Railroad Stock an I Raids, etc, must pay from three to five per cent tax on the iicome. Banks and Backers throughout the country will continue to dispose of the Bonds , and all orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to. Tlie inoonwnience of a few dnys' delay in the delivery of the bonds is snadvnidable, tho demand being so great ; bnt as interest conmeaces from the d.y of subscription, no loss is occasioned, and every eCort is hein? made to diminish the delay. JAY COOK, ScKCRirao Aokkt, 114 South Third Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ThilaJelphii, November 23, 18C3. de!0-2ml

XT. 3X. O.AJDI lgain in the Field! My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns.

MATE Jsnrt opened and am caw offer Lrr; for ta m tap rUr lot of all kind of

BOOTS ATiJ SHOES, HATS VISTX) OJPS, Of Uie Latest Styles, aod am prepared to ofcr RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. mCall and examine before purchasing lsw here- A pen: jr saved is two pence earned. J'My Store is irdor North of Dr. nobins' Dmp Store where I thail always be happy to wait upon thtxie that fnvor me with a call. C. M. GAL'D. bheyville.Jnne 11.1SC2.

CIIOOI. BOOKS, SLATES, PAPEII,

INK, PENS, PENCILS, fcc, a large and full assort

ment at ' ' LEEr ERS.

Oct. 2l. Tost Office Drug Store.

The Confessions and Experience OF A NERVOUS INVALID. rnblished fr the benefit and as a caution to younc men, and others, who suffer from Nervous Dehility, Early Decay, and their kindred aliment supplyine the means of selfewre. By ope who has cured himself after beini: victim of misplared confidence in medical humbug and quackery. By enelesing a poat piddiretionenvelope,in(tle copies Bay bb4 of tbe author. Natsupkl Mateab, Esq., Bedford, Klrvy Few-York- l 1y-w

To BoiTOwers of School Fund. Notice is hereby jriren that all mrtga?e9 esecnted fnr the security of loms ofComnoa School & Congressional Funds negotiated at this office, delinquent for non-peymr nt of interest, will be advertised for foreclosure, if not paid by Sat

urday, the SCtbday of Pccwrber, 13C3. It is earnestly hoped that all interested will come forward, and by prompt payment save ns the very unpleasant duty incase offailre, required by law. 8. 1 YANTELT, Pwe. AoiItr Jhrtry ewty.

GOODS FOR THE MILLION. Now is tho Timo to Buy Prices Lower than Ever No Humbug. We have J ust received a large stock of , STAPLE FANCY AND DOMESTIC I I i Iiy 3-oocls, Direct from New-York, which were bought at astonlshlr.f low figures. We are tiicn. tore cnaVded t j oCer ijiducemeis equaled by no oth.lr house in the city. Our Spring Delaines, Lawn?. CaUcoes and Dress Goods gentrally, are very cheap, almost Down to 1CGO, ZL7riccs. Notions, Hosiery, Shirts, Cottona.les, Checks and Muslin we oiler at very b- r its. . You will ave inoiit-v ' v buvin? yiur jocds at the II005IEIl WOOLEN KAeiUKY STol:i:. A lare !te!c of "Home Made Wooden Good" always on

rand of tbe lluosier Woolen act"ry niane. 40 0(0 var laof tlie renowned" HI ue Mix; 1 Iloosier Jear.s' for s:ile. t'le thap-t and nst durablk goods in tlie L'nion.

iTj" Uuu t forjet the pUce the Hoosier Woolen Factory Store, Nos. CI an.lC3 CLKE3 HOW, (West Washington Street.) May 511 INDIANAPOLIS. SHELBY COUNTY BRANCH or trx National Claim Agency OF WASHINGTON CITY, D. C COyVCTTB BY HARVEY. COLLINS & BRACE. General Government Ae.er.ts and Attorneys, 47o S-renth Street, West, Washikotow Crrr, D. C.

ll tImrPreentedan1 Proaecuted before the Departmects and Court of Claims, Patents. PensionsBounty and Bounty Lands secured. jrGeneral BuLJiesTranacted. Frid. L. IIarvct, Jso. F. Cou.ii, Jrure EArt,

of Wasinn;tonclty. of New-Vork, of Cincinnati. We elve pers-mi! attention t procure PENSIONS. BOI'NTIES. BOUNTY LANDS. BACK PAT.&cuccruinjrti Soldiers w,io have been wounded, contract! dise ise. er the families of aticUashave died or Wa killed while in the discharge of their line of doty, as such, dnricjt tbepresentor any previous war ; claims against the Gowrnment for ineemnity for private property tAken f r pn'Jic csee, er for damages to such property ; collectinr, wsleist.nr, drillin J and organising volunteers ; and fjr horses lot in the service. Jo churn in "v cr U"W$ HYful. BE.JA?1I. . DAVIS, ATTORSCT ARB rorKSKLLnR AT LAW, FehJCCW. AGENT, Sheliyville, Shelby Co., Ind. SPURRIER HOUSE. The nndersirt!-d take trtis rnethM of infirrrinT the publicthat he has bl the Iwiy Hnse, ihelf yrltle, W a term of years, and is now thiroujhly renovating, refairin$ and re-fumihin? the ftarr.e, ard will be re-xly for tbe reception of eets, tratisciect and pcrmaaent, by the rt day of septemfier. lie inten4s to 'pare no pains to render sat"factfnn t3 all who may favor h'tn with thir patroaaa. Tb roosts are lare and airy. The table will alwtys t snpplied with the lst the market sTonlf Charte ss reaaout le as any other IIone in the city. A call is s diciv-l. george w. srrr.K.itiu AufustS7, l?C3,3m"s.

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This rew Window Sopporter is what the great teat cf peoj le have otrg fur, for mary years. try fiavicf i-vome di;uste1 with all kin-lsof Catclice. Th supporter cin.eit.to nsein tlie East, in Aut-st l-l. and it now it iu4 from Maine to California, an it Is cai-siderd tl.ebc4itth.es; f r nil ordinary siie l Ph tliat is in use, aiso fur Canaxl Omt.il w.

Kv-rv owner of HlH lins thathwen'?t mrila anl weifhte h .uld have ButtrrwurtJi'a uj j oi tr'e. tfe cost Nrlrf fcnljr aVont orie-sisth nf theexrr.rf'r cwrJs.ajid SAVMt!icbreak ins of oUs, Cluldrtns Arms. Jkc. VIClOlt & IirSTFRf Dec4mC AnU tr Sher-jr coaaty, Siicibj-v:::.

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a be,r?if. The frame t eotr?ly rew and so'ti;ally P tfvff-tiKf, sn I re.ta) le Ur a JtbTC or U- 1 ea eas.tv r"ved siUiOBl takia; art. . OcUSd. 1?C3. JOSEPH B-STEWART.

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