Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 21, Shelbville, Shelby County, 28 January 1864 — Page 3

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To-XIght. -3 There vill be a meeting cf the Central Democratic Union Club of Addison Township at Cory'. Hall this (Thursday) Erening, at 6 1-2 o'clock. A general attendance of the Democracy and conservative men is requested. THE QUOTAFILLED. The Quota for Shelby Conntj is full Real Estate ArrRAtsEns W. C. E. WaScee, Heal Estate Appraiser for Shelby County has appointed the following Assistants, who were confirmed by the Hoard of Commissioner: Kuwanl Cooper .T. .T. Connor, Thu s J. Cherry, Isaac )J el!, llanry T. Gaines, .Ta's Miileson. At present Mr. Wance is engaged in appraising Sugar Creek Township; Mr. Conner, Addison (outside of the city of Sholhyville) ; Mr. Cherry, Liberty Township ; Mr. Cooper, Noble Township , Mr. Gaines, Marion Township, and Ja Miileson, City of Shelbyville. They are all excellent appointments, ami tTieir well known competency will ensure a 'ccrrcct appraisement. V understand it isdeterniined to appraise ands and improvements at a pold valuation, instead of at the present ficticious valuation under an inflated paper currency. Hcpr.LARiEs. We learn that last nipht the sleeping apartment of Cha's Eaton, at the Morrisen House, was entered by a burglar, who succeeded in getting his pocket book and making his escape, Charley giving chase, but was unable to overhaul him. We also learn that the sleeping apartments of Capt Ed. Kent and Albert McCrea, at the Spurrier House were entered and their pocket books taken. We have been unable to Icarn the amount of loss. j EST The attention of the reader is invited to the nev advertisement of Geisendorf Co., No. 01 and C3, Makes Row, West Washington St., in to days Volunteer. This establishment has become quite a favorite with the citizens of Shelby visiting Indianapolis, nnd the stock of goods is always large and of a superior quality. It will be remembered thatJA's E. Robertson, formerly of this city, is ne of the partners. Fraccs. We understand there was a email pugilistic fracus at a school or meeting house in the North-western portion of this Township one night last week. It appears there was a singing school at the aforesaid ihooo, at which the "truly loyal" were largely rfresen ted. One of the "loyal" ladies called another lady a "Rutternut," whereupon tho lady thus addressed proceeded to punish in a severe manner the aforesaid "loyal" damsel. It also appears that a In League, they hold their sessions with closed doors, admitting none but members of the institution. A lady of the neighborhood, who Jiad not been initiated, presented herself at the door und demanded admittance, which was refused by the door keepor, whereupon the lady proceeded to flog the young gentleman, which she. done in good style, and entered in triumph. As the boys would fay 4 bullv for her." Call on George. Our esteemed friend Georok Drxx, as will be observed by reference to our advertising columns, has determined that the community should no longer remain in ignorance as to the excellence of his work, nor of the superior quality of custom made work he keeps on hand, especially designed for the wear of men, women, misses and bova. It will be observed that he jruarantees to sell as cheap as the cheapest, and we can vouch that his tok, both as regards material and workmanship, is asg:od as the bet, and besides George is counted a clever fellow and an honest dealer. Returned. Mr. George W. Sexour re turned to this city on Saturday last after an absence of about eighteen months in California, where he has been to look after his af fairs in that golden region. He resided there For seycral years prior to taking up his residence in thLs locality. Fatal Accident. As Daniel Drown was crossing the trossel work of the fcfhelhyville fc JColurabus 11. R. over Flat Hock River on Thursday morning the 14th, he slipped end fell, receiving internal injuries of so severe a nature as to cause his death the same night Mr. Drown was a laboring man and leaves a large family of small ehildren quite destitute. BQw The snow has about taken its departure. The atmosphere for a few days past has been serene and balmy, and the mornings beautiful, especially if you were up early enough to behold the splendor of the Kastcrn horizon before the rising of the sun. Lost. In Fairland or vicinity on or abou the last of December last, a black covered Memorandum book, containing a schedule of lumber sawed for Alex Cory, a letter from Hasselraan & Vinton, lndianapotis, and other items and accounts. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same with Joseph D. Lacy, at Fairland, or notifying m bj mail George W. IIiggins, Shelbytille, lnd. XSfT Bamberger, 10 East "Vashiogton Street, is uow.. dosing oat his stock of Furs at cost. The stock ii still sufficient Ij lrg to embrace a fnll YrietJ of the different styles and grades;. Rare bargains, are offered.

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bers of the Wood Choppers Association are requested to meet at Eno's Marble Shop at 1 . . . 1 a." K 8 o clock on eararaay morning next CoRtrrrio- The country is in a carnival ofeorniDtion frauds in the Treasury De partment, frauds in the Nary Department, frauds in the Custom Houses, frauds in the Quartermasters Departments, and in fact frauds in etery department of the Government is the order of the day, amounting tb P milliont and millions. A large numoer oi arrests have been made within, a few weeks past, but it is questionable ifanyofthe guilty parties will be punished. tJ3u The office of the Franklin Herald, in Franklin, Johnson county, was destroyed by fire on Thursday morning last. The loss is estimated at $'XX) on which there was no insurance. We understand that the Democracy of the County are taking the necessary steps to speedily re-establish the paper. X2T ttobt. Dale Owen is proving the legality of the President's arnnesty-proc-lamation scheme, by quoting, from the jroval prerogatives of Charles the Second. Wouldn't a slight reference to the edicts ofZenghs's Khan and Ilinkey-pinkey-pinev-po. King of the Cannibal Islands, be entitled to some weight in the matter. Louisville Democrat. Farm for Sale. VFAKJI OF 210 ACRES, situate in Sugar Cwt T-'wusliip. ShePiy county, is offered for sale at low figure ami on e; y terms of payment. About ,1S0 seres of said larm is cleared and unde J cultivation, the halauce timbered land of good size and iuality. The soil is good and adapted to the raisin? of nil crops usually cultivated in this section, and situated convenient to mirkets, mills. 4tc. For further particulars, terms, Itc.. apply to IAAC CDKLL, Fairland, Ind. Jan28-tfo C. K. &. 9. GF1XENDCRKT. JA'S C. ROBERTSOX Hoosier Woolen Factory is decidedly the place for qargains, having in addition to our IIOTIIXTI AIIE GOODS, the most extensive and varied stock of Staple arul Fancy BURY KnB in the citv, embracing every thin; that is usually kept in a well stocked DKY GOODS STORE, all or which we will sell at reduced prices for the next 30 days, to make room for our new stock of SPRING GOODS. Fersetis wanting GOOD GOODS CHEAP should not fail to call and see us, ns wecanaud will make it to your interest to trade with us. C. E. GCISODORF Ac CO., Xos. Ct and G3 BLARE'S ROW, (West Washington Street,) Jan 21 INDIANAPOLIS. LOOK HERE! THE people of Shelbyville and rieinity are respectfully requested to take notice that at my Shop, North side Vui'lie Square, second door West of Ilendrxks Drujr Store, may always 1 found a large stock of Home ami Custommade work BOOTS AND SHOES For Men, Boys, Women and Misses W ear as cn he fcund elsewhore in town, and which I warrant to be mis Good as the JScst and guarantee to sell As Cheap as .the Cheapest. Te prove the trath of thia itls only necesarv t GIVE .A. CALL, Boots or Shoes made to order when desired. Sole U-athrr for sale by the side or piece. lil-'PAIICIXSi done on nlmt notice notice and in a workmanlik? manner. Jan. JSV.'-'Ge, GEO. n. DUNN. XOTICt: OF AD.lI IX 1ST RATIO. "jronCK is here! y givtn that tlie andersipned has been 1 appointed admiiiftrator Jf the estate of Jane Shaw, luteof Shelby county, Indiana, dtveowd. Said estate is supposed to 1 solvent. Jant-a'y Sj, lf63. JOHN MjCONN ELL, Administrator. Administrator's Sale. "VJOTICI is hereby given that theun.Jersigned, adminiel tnitor of the estate of Jam Shaw, deceased, will offer lor sale at fuUic outcry, at the late residence of the deceased, in fusar Cm k Township. Shelby countv. In,!., on SATURDAY, the 20th day of FEBRUARY". 1864, all the lersonal pnprrty of said deceased, consisting of Horfes, V- I "n- arnnugimi.lements, Household and Kitchen Ftrniuire, Wheat on the ground, Ice. Sale to commence at If o'clock a. m. A cre.li of nme months will be given on all sums over threedollars, the purchaser ci vine his note with nr.m.i surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. All .nm. under $3 cash in hand. January 25. 1N54. JOHN M'CuNNKLL, AdsnV. I?S,TuRAV:SOTICE'-T,i P" an estrayry jl John Broobs, of Washington Township. Shelby county lnd , one Bay Mare, with white in frehead, speck In right eye. and ahout fifteen hands high and suppoaed to he two years old last Sprice. Appraist.1 at sisty-flve dollars by J7V.. Jry i?ti, lT""" -ore Joftn MaUo., Attest: ALONZO BLAIR, Clerk, Spermatorrhea Van be trrd. DR. HAND'S SPECIFIC tre Sjvrn,, Sem n,4 Intjency, Lo r Power, etc trial of ttefowie will convince the meat skeptteal of Its "' Toox, sold by all reacWtfle Bmewisia. rs!!? X';1" ,1Jrp, bT J- KWMKR, 403 Chestnai afreet, PrniDetrmt, Pa. Ctrtttfe sent freeJ DRITGS AXD SIEDICIXES.a fresh wppT

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received, abounding as usual in rich literary prose and poetic gems, engravings, fashion plates, designs for embroidery, fancy needle work, Ac. Contents: Herman Grangers Toilet; Song; Cornie; "Watching and Waiting; Kings and Queens of England; Mabel S Subscribing vs Borrowing; God -Kecpeth Thee ; My Two pictures j The Way Through. Gating- into the Fire ; The Day and the Strength; Another Burden;!.. Strange Thoughts; Lilion ; Hyson on the Battle Field ; Lay Sermons Mothers Department, Boys and Girls' Treasury; Hints for Housekeepers; Health Department, Toilette and Work Table.; Address T. S. Arthur, 323 Walnut St Phila, Pa. Terms $2 a year.' Edinburgh , & Marietta Turnpike Election of Directors.' There will be a meeting , ol the Stockhold ers in the Edinburgh & Marietta Turnpike Company at. Sergents Hall in Edinburgh, lnd., at 10 o clock in the forenoon of Satur day, February 13th, for the election of Directors for said road. A full attendance of the Stockholders is requested Edinburgh, Jan. 2-ith, 1S64. " S. P. Hagfrmax, Sec. HOUSTON HAMILTON On the 21st, bv Rev J. J. Smith, at the residence of the Brides Father in Shelby ville, Mr. ChwstoniKR IIousto.: and Miss. Maria Hamilton. The printers were bountifully remembered, for which they return their sincere thanks, and wish the happy couple a long and ioy ous life. SUA W R O P 1 On the 2Gth of January inst, by A. Van Gordon, Esq., Mr. Jonx E. Shaw to Mary Ropp, all of Washington Tp, Shelby Co. Ind. ... . : ' Marriage to maids is like a war to men; . The battle causes fear, but the sweet hopes Of winning at the last, still draws 'em in. N 0 T ICE! TO ALL PERSONS HAVING MONEY to LOAW! The undersigned, Board of Commissioners of Shelby county Indiana, in order to raie the amount of money necessary to pay the bounties offered to Volunteers under the last call of the President of the United States, it is necessary to dispose of County Ronds to the amount of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. Paid Bonds :ire issued in sums of $100, $-00, ?."0fl and $1000. payable in'one je-ir. and bearim? interest from date, and will I promptly paid when due. The De-nds are in the hands of the Treasurer of said county to l sold. Come forward gentleiutiu and sltow your patriotism in a patriotic way. IIKNRY RUCK. .JOHN MCONXRLL, JAMK3 .1. crims, ' Decemlr 1G, 1SC3. Commissioners Shelby Co. STOCK CATTLE WANTED! JL vl VF !tock Cattle. Any ierson havinp any can leave word at the Auditors Ollice iu lnlbyvillc. Jan. 6, pM. 3v) A. J. WINTERROWD. DR. J. G. KENNEDY, DENTIST. yawwy TTAVIXG permanently located in Shel Sr " J j. byville, is prepnrel to attend to al all msiness in his line, in the latest and most 1 l-r aiui approved style, and respectfully tenders his services to the citir.en of Phell'y ville and vicinity. Office over Elliott's Store entrance flrst door North of the Ist Ollice. dec. 10-ly THE GREAT EXGLISII REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. rUOTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Prepared from a prvti-riiition of Sir Jiim Ctijrl;Jf.D. 1'hytieian Extraordinary the iftteen. Thi Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the care of all those painful and daugerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excesses and re moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure may he relied on, TO MAItUIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited, ltwill.ina short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each Iwttle, price One Lollar, Iwari the Govtrument Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. 77f nils thouM tint be taken by ftmalea during tfte FIRST TIIR EE M0XTIIS of Pregnancy, as fwy art turt to bring on Miscarriage, but at any othtr tints they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpita tion of the Heart, Hysterice and 'Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed ; and altho a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Coi tlandt street, New-York. N. B. $ 1 ,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au thorir.ed Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail. Dr. M. ROBINS, Agent, Shelbyville. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. PULMONIC WAFERS! TntOrigiMl Meticine EstaMished in l?37,and first article V,- imnraiucei uaner me name ofPt ttosie V. jnth,s rany other country; all other r"ulitionic afers are counterfeits. The genuine can I known by the name of BR1 AN being stamped on each W AFER. B.VAS'S PtLXOXIC WaeeXS ReiitTe Coughs, CoMs. Pore Throat. Hortenesa. BrtaV PrueoHtc iv.nu Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathine BatAK'sPi woxic Winn Relieve Spitting of Bloo, pains in the Chest. BRTAR8 PtXMOMC Wafcks Relieve Incidient Con? umption. Lunc Diseases. Brta . PruMostc WArens Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils. Brtah s Prutosic Wtrtu KeJieve the ahove complaints in Ten Minute. . Brtak's IVuiomk: Wtmi Are a Blessing to tall classes and ConsUtuUona, Bbta! Prtnomc Wafbu Are adapted for YocalisU and Pat,iC Speakers. BKTAR'a Ptwoiac WArou Are in a simple fortnand pleasant to the taste. Brtas Prusomc WArw. Not only reliev, but effect rapid and laatinff Com. Brtak's Pruwuc Wasvu Ate warranted to give satisfaction to every one. without .supply of Bryan-. P.lnc Wain htlJT No pern will ever ohjectto pVfor "bK -Wam's Twenty-Five Centt, "- PrMnc J7 HI Dr. M. KOBUf , Agist, SkjalhyTUle

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or CILdD TT MIIRG AT O'COITEIX'S, Xft rid PabUc Haart (Jorba'Ald sUodO to . - FALL I WINTR WEAR. Coairirav nrrf atylt ind HM f CkOtet fttr If enr aatf Boyt fur. I also hare a full uaoruncat of Cloths, Ccssimeres & Testings, aad ajn prepared to manufacturt garments to order on amort notice, and nrtnteeutituctioa. I also keepeootUatt on band roll utortaentol . GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. conipriainf trery article In the line, men as Shirt. Collars neck aad pocket Ildltercniet. uspendera, Socka, Olores.Xeck Ties, fee. Thoaein need of any Article In my line will find It to their adrtnUee to Rive me a call, na t pled re myself to aell aa clieap as any retail house in the country, r , Oct. 8.1S08. : - ' x TIIK community of Slielby county and rieinity are hereby notified tht I have just received and now have n hand one of the Largest and most desirable as ortments of COOK. PARLOR AND OFFICE S E3 "7" I5S S3 Ever before offered in this market, and will I sold at prices that cannot fail to meet the vie s of the close t buj ers, and all will find it to thef advantage to Give mo o, Call. I also have an extensive assortment of KETTLES, . CASTINGS, SADIRONS. DOGIRONS. CUTLERY, LANTERNS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &c. I also keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order all kinds of Brass. Copper, Sheet Iron & Tinware. REPt titlJVG ..V JOBOIJVG Done to Order und eatisfaction guaranteed. Remember tb. place, Weataidellarriaon Streettfiratdoor South of PuHic Square. Uct. e, letB. Wm.J. WISOATE. U. S.5The Secretary or the Treasury has not yet given notice of any intention to withdraw this popular Loan from sale at Par, and until ten days notice is given, the undersigned, aa " General ScnscRirnox Aoist," 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 the basis for ci rendition by National Banking Associations now organizing in all parts of the country, will, in a very short period, alorb tlie balance. Sales have al ready ranged from ten to fifteen millions weekly, frequently exceeding three millions daily, and as it is welfknown that the Secre tary of the Treasury has ample and unfailing resources in the Duties on Imports and the Internal Revenues, and 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 er permanent loans, i he Interest and Principal or which are Payable in GOLD. Frndence and self-interest must force the minds of those contemplating the formation of National Banking Associa tions, as well as the minds of all who have id e money on their hands, to ihe prompt conclusion that they should lose no time in subscribing to this popular Loan. It will anon be beyond their reach, and advance to a handsome premium, as was the result with the "Seven Thirty" Loan, when it was all sold and could no longer be sulscriled fr at par. IT IS A SIX TER CENT IJAN, THE INTEREST 4t PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN, THUS YIELDING OVER NINE TER CENT 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 long time past amounted to over a Quarter of a Million Dollars daily, a sum nearly three times greater than that required in the payment of the Interest on all the 5-?0s and other permanent Zoans. So that i is hoped that the surplus coin in the Treasury, at no distant day, will enable the United States to resume specie payments upon all liabilities. The Loan is called 5-20 from the fact that whilst the Bonds may nn for 20 years yet the Government has a right to pay them su" in Gobi, at par, at any time after 5 years. THE INTEREST IS PAID HALF YEARLY, riit on the firt days of November ami May. Subscribers can have Coupon Bonds, which are payable to hearer, and are 850, 31W), $j00 and $1000 ; or registered Bonis of same denominations, and in addition 95,000 and $10,009. For Banking purposes and for investment of Trust monies tho Registered Bonds are preferable. , Tlies 5-20's cannot be taxed by States, cities, towns, or counties, and the Government tax on them is only o le-and-a-half p?r cent., oathe amount of income, when the income of the he Ider exceeds Six Hundred dollars per annum; all other Itvestments, such as income from Mortgages, Railroad Stock an I Bonds, etc, must pay from threa to Ave per cent tax on the income. Bauls and Bankers throughout the country will oatinae to dispose of the Bonds , and all order, bry mail or otherwise promp.lw attended to. The inconvenience of a few days' delay in the delivery of the bonds is unadvoidaMe, the demand being so great ; but as interest commence from the day of subscription, no loss is occasioned, and every effort is being made to diminish the delay. JAY COOK, ScascEifnoii Aosstt, 114 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, November 25, 1863. delO-Sm The Confessions and Experience OF A NERVOUS INVALID. PoMislied for the benefit and as a can tion to young; men. and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decav and their kiadred aliments supplying the means of selfeure. By one who has cured himself after being a victim of misplaced confidencein medical hnmbug and quackery By endosinc a post-paid direction envelope, single copies snay nnHDi imiiiiTOn.miusiB, juinit, sq., Bedford Kings county, New-York. fhl-W .n J SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATE!. PAPER INK, PENS, PE.NCI1J, kc, a Urge ln tZit. soent at Oct. SO. . . LEXFERS, . Post Office Drag I tor.

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SHELBY COUNTY BRANCH . Of TUE . - - , ational Claim Agency OP WASIIIXGTOX CITY, D. C. cosrcrrn it HARVEY. COLLINS & BRACE. General Government Agents and Attorneys, 470 Seventh Street, West, Waskisotoh Crrr, D. C. 0! lirus Presented and Prosecuted before the Departments ami Court of Claims, Patents. Pensions. Itouuty and Bounty Lands secured. JJj-"General Bufiness Transacted. r'REB. L. IUrvct, Jno. F. Cotxirei, J cur Br act. of Washington city. of New-York, of Cincinnati. We give personal attention to procure PENSIONS, BO-' UNTIES. BOUNTY LAND:, BACK PAY, Ax., accruing to Soldiers who have been wonntled. contracted disease, r the families of sue-as have died or been killed while in the discharge of their line of duty. a such, during the present or any previous war; claims againct the (iovurnment for ineemnity for private property taken for puldic uses, or for damages to such property ; collecting, sulmisting. drilling and organising volunteers; ami for horses lost in the service. So charge in amt iw iV tmceeutfvl. ATTORXET KD CorNSSXLOK AT LAW, Feb.2C,C3. AGENT. Shell ville, Shell Co.. Ind. DiMinkciincss Cured.'' "KING JtrXOIIOl, ARRESTED." Pontiac, Mich., Sept. 18, 1FC3. Mr. Kroxer : I received the box of Dr. ZaneV Antidote you sent me a few days ng, and gave it to the person according to directions : It lias done him good, and he fays he ln"t want any more rum. 1 have a brother who is a confirmed drunkard. I want to cure him. Please send me another box. Yours, A. B. . One box Dr. Zane's Antidote will cure the most inveterate drunkarl,and can be given without the patients know I -eilste. Sold iv all respectable Druggists, or sent by mail by JOHN J. RROMER, 403 Chestnut Street, PhiLADctrarA, Pa. Circulars sent free novl9-6ra FAMILY DYE COLORS. PATENTED OCTOHF.R IP, l13. Mack, Mack for Silk, ai k Blue, Light Kl'ie, French Kite, laret Uroicn. Park Jirotcn, Dark Green, Light Green, Magenta Maite, Martxm, Orange, Pink, Purple. Royal Purple Silmon , ScarUt, Slate. Snlfrrino, Yellow, Light firoicn, Surjf 2? rate n, Chtrry, i'rimnon, Jhtrk Drab, Light Itrab, Faicn Lrab. Li't Fa ten Drab For Dyeing Silk, Woo.eu mii imm tioiMls, Shawls, J?carfs, Dresses, Ribbons. Gloves, ISnnts, Hats, Feathers, . Kid Gloves,Chillren'sCtothing.and all kinds of Wearing Apparel. IT? A SAVIXG OF AO PER CEJfT. JJl For 25 cents you ran color as many goods as would otherwise cost five times that sum. Various shades can be produce I from the same ilye. The process is simple, and any one can use the dye with perfect success. Directions in English, French and German. Inside of each package. - For further information in Dyeing, ami giving a r-erfeet knowledge what colors are lct adapted to dye over other, fwlth many valuable raceipts), purchase Howe fc Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt of price 10 cents. Manrrtured Mr HOWE . STEVENS, SCO Broadway, Boston. For sale by druggists and dealers generally, and ly John Lekfeiu, Post Offiee Drug Store, Shelbyville. deS-ly CHANGE! HAVING purchased the establlshm't of F Snow, I shall continue the business st tlie old stand Noi th side Public fquare, aad shall coosta&tly keep oa hand & fall sttsortaent of Saddles and OUarness, nf the various grades, or' will hi prepared to mannfactare the same U order on short notios. rp 1 as bom bt the best of stock, carefully selected by myself, aad foarantsj that the workmanship will be afsa first order. Those requiring any article! a sxUm will flad It to their advantage to give me a a 11 hsiore purchasing. REPAIRING of all kinds done to order. Remember the place, first door West of Hart TpdcgraffV Jan. 1864. THO'S JAMES. Q Dentistry ! DR. J. K. JAMESON Offsrshis professional services to the community of Shelby, llleandvieinity. Having had a number of years practical 'sji as he (eels eon&dent of his ability to give entire satiaCacUosi ts aU o aaay BMror him with a cat 1. A PLATE IVORS t TEETH FIXLIXC, EXTRACTING, oVC., Done on short notice and in the most approved manner. Office on Harrison street, a tew djors North of Elliott fe Majors Banking lioose. Tec!9-tfe nOTICE Or ADIIINISTRATIOX Notic is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoint ed Administrator of the estate of John D. Pike, hue of fthelty county, Indiana, deeeaaml. Said estate is Mppossd to he solvent Jsn nary IP, igfi 4.

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Fall and trVinter X7eor; AT Old Cornet szczfr . ' Mt 8I0CK OF SIASpNiBLE , - DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, wa never larger than at this time, all of wfcirt w.ll ta 4'.pewU of at pneesa low as tbesaaie quality goods cats k ubtaiued la Indianapuha or elsewhere. : TO CASH ; BUYERS. I also have a large and varied assortment of Hats & Cups v - and In tct eTery article usually rvjuired in my !iwfiiffercAt gniales and pric, iucludiug a general atuortmeat of , grochrius, ;. of a nupcrior quality. wWeh are kept for the acccaunodatiosi of customers. nwt for prcCy . ,: . i The desiring any article In the Dry Goods lis will i it to their interet to give me acall. October, 19G3. : ' B. Qi COItfELIlTS. ' PROTECTION I GOSHEN, INDIANA. . 1 INSURED AND AUTHORIZED by STATE AUTHORITY Capitol Accumulated Capital $100,000 $ ZQMXt OFFICERS : . '. James II. Barnes. President. L. II. Dcnns, Vice Pres. P. M. KuiWALL, Treasurer. T. M. Hatch, Secretary. . . " , .. E. WRIGHT, General Agent. . . This Home Company orranised under the Indiana State Ltiws, paed June 17th, lSS, ofieM to insure owner it buildings,. detached retiden'efsand contents upon as reaawB- 1 able terms as any responsible Insurance Company. . , .- . . . By Law, Business eonfined,to this State, 1 A sure Indemnity in case of Loss. DlkECTORS: " Hon Mil toft Mercer," Jarart n. Bartm, Esq., ' Hon. J. I. Dcfn-es, . T. M. Hatch, fq. . ' .. Hoh. C. VT. II. Ellie. , . ; KEXDAJLi Mi IIORD, Agent, . . . " SurtSTTiu, lr. ... i ' . . . miff alii in the Piete! My Motto is Small Profits end Quick Returns. , -; IMATf jist wpened aad am bow offering for talk a sups- ' rior lot of all kindj of PMY. G(D)(fl)ID), -. ROOTS A.1D SIIOES ' HATS -tVXsHO dAPS, Of the Latest Styles, and am prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMEtlTS TO CASH PURCHASEnS.. JLf'Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. A penny saved is two pence earned. ILtr-My Store is one door North of Dr. Robins' Drug tore wliere I stwtl always be happy to wait upon those that favor me with acall. C. M. GADD. Shelbyville, June 11, 16C2. 6 0 to. tH.g 0 d o C5 . Oi W 9 3 rw 2 H S w - V fa st u & El 0 T1STHAT NOTICC-T. t a.i X!i r- Washington Township, 5keKy euwnty, Ia-

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