Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 22, Shelbville, Shelby County, 4 February 1864 — Page 4

frfi t W yr Trr Jmal of "b?7i-r. THej StaCe of Looisiana; .""! AVe cthnorfini'a Letter illustration of iw recklessness of radicalism, and itsi disregard of truth and reason, than is fur--nUhe'i'in the attempt to deitroy the State of Loniiitnaand bring her into the Union i Territory, nr a new State with a new 'edpitilutioB. There is a loud ontcry of Jfolitionista fijraih-t anv attempt to re-

Viha-t they call "the old pro-slavery constitution of Louisiana.' The attempt is made to convey to the public mind the idea that men who desire to have Louisiana resume her status in the Union as the old State of L ousiana, desie it becanso the constitution is pro slavery, and Miat hy retaining the old constitution u . 1 l . I -v- i . . , f inej win rciam slavery. .Nothme ronld be more untrua. T : tiona f Louisiana never contained one word on the subject of slavery, recognising, establishing or controlling it. The constitution of the Stato of Louisiana, adopted in lSo'2. which is to-dav the law of that State, above all other law, except I liiptui aueiniiea stales, aocs not mention slavery, and is in no possible sense ot the word "pro-slavery." The svstem of slavery in Louisiana is not dependent on the constitution at all. The subject i under the control of the people of the State, who, by their ordinary channels of, legislative action, may, if they choose, previde for its removal or modification. It is in the same condition ns any other Kystem of propertv-hol ling, and the laws which regulate it are subject to legislative revision or repeal at th will of the neode. Why, then, do the radicals want to overthrow that constitution ? For what reason do they desire to have a new convention to adopt a new constitution and make a new State of Louisiana? It is not impossible that an answer to this . r i l UcMIOil tllJlv HOI DC lOUna 111 l it 1 0 Ji, I Article 12 of the Constitution, which puts a large Stumbling-block ill the Wavofl .1 . . r ertam radical juana for managing elections. 1 lie aitldo lliovides thnt "nn soldier, seaman or marine in thearmv or I naVy of the Unitetl States, ;halt be entitled to vote at any election in this 'rotate." This may be a difiicnlty in tlm :way of plans for controlling elections in . - 1 - - - - . . V ' v. im iii 1 , of radicals down there against the "profilavcry constitution," as they call it, and they probably desire to force an abolition constitution on the people. At tho present time the city of Xew Orleans is governed with a full recognition of the constitution of 1852 as nn existing instrument. All the courts of civil and criminal jurisdiction in the city are dependent on that constitution for , their power. If there is ? uch a crime as tmuder, such a process as the foreclosure of a mortgage, or an action for the collection of debt, if there aro any remedies or aafesnards for propcrtr ui iicmon It Uu interposition of the courts of law, these aro wholly due to the present existing valiUity ot the constitution ot IN).: ami the fact that Louisiana is to-day a State in the United States by that constitution. We are well aware that tho legal arguments is of no importance to the radicals. Ther trample on law and constitution a with heedless feet. To attain plunder and spoils of oflice, to destroy the Southern States and keep them from ever becoming voting members f the Union, the abolition party will do anvthing a'gaintt law. LUit our readers should know the fact in cases like this, and therefore we assure them, that notwithstanding tne loua outcry 01 nuoiuionisis against the obi "pro-slavery" Constitu tion of Louisiana, and against those who wish to bring the State into the Union under it, there is not one word about 'avery in it, nor one provision from bes 1 t . irinnincr to end wiiica can prevent tne .people of Louisiana from abolishing slavery whenever they choose. The out cry of the abolitionists is therefore in tended to deceive, and like a great ileal f tse that they do, unfounded iu reasou or in truth. The Lost Indian-. lion. Geo. B. Smith, of Wisconsin, tells an Indian story, in illustration of the position and pretentions of certain 'life long Democrats,' now in the camp of the abolitionists, which runs as follows : An old Indian having strayed from his wigwam, found himself lost on trying to . return to it. After looking about into " strange 'lodges here and there, the Indian exclaimed in dismay, 'Injun lost !' but recovering himself and unwilling to acknowledge such short-sightedness, con tinued, drawing himself up, 'No, Injun no lost, wigwam, lost (aud btriking his breast), Injun here !' So with the wandering Democrats ; thev are uuwilling to acknowledge thev have straved from the party it is the ! party . that is lost. The bolter says : 'iV, I'm no bolter ; it is the party that has bolted. I'm here." (Aud "that's , right in the centre of the abolition camp.) !5TTlie man who courted an investigation says it in't half so nice as courting an affectionate girl. We believe him. , 3TTh following is sharp : First party "You'll come to the gallows some lay." Second or addressed party "Yes, the day you are hanged." ISAAC DAVIS, wvnauu ad art ail kaua t Eats, Caps. Umbrellas, Gloves atzd JFcirs. He has Just Received his Fall Stock Of flOOPS, dlrtet front the MKiufmrtnrer in tb Blt, ttteta U tell M LOW M the LOWEST. " . All LATEST STTLtSkept tNo. 1J rcmltuiia tVMt,Mlr evtm Soatt f the Tost OtV. itSOljV ISDIA?IAPOLT5. RD,

. . FIRE AND TORNADO "... insurance (Sdmp'aii (Special Actct the Lejislature e.f Illinois) ' ' r.ULIlPOUT, ILLINOIS.

- ....... . insiiros nfninct ITj-cc m Tin m n rr s rir w III I V 4VOhl V & U AAA ' .Lightning, Wind-Storms and - Tornadoes. ( Seeur-id It Chartered) CAPITAL Lien -n Real Esute-V 300,000 ( Cash Value. ? AvsiUhleon rail 51S.323 33 No low reported and unpaid Juue 1, 1-6-2. Pays all daraagea by Lightning, whether tlie building is burned r r nt. Insures Live Stock tn the fi eld against loi by Lightning. MRECTORS AND OFFICERS : lion. TJ. Ttasi, Cut's L. CrRRicx, I'lvJerwriter linn. V. D.lErH4M, Mayor City ef treeport. J" MlTf HFJ.L, B.mkcr, Freeport. A. I.. Thm. I. W.C.Tasser. a-a-iiujiuow vooSre. ic.k. Jro, oir ristniaoter. Freeport. i Hon. J. II- Addim Suite Senator, ! T t Mr Underwriter. Hon.TnO?. J. TURNER, President. D. W. C. TANNER, Secretary. WASTED A few good men to net ax Acuta. Ipnt GeB. A,ent, r, md. JTHIN J. WINOATE, Ajrei.t at Shclbyville. 1! AVING purchased the Toner Lirery Stable, on Waxhinitan street. I tike pleasure in annnunrinz to the citiz'.'nx of ?hpPvviile.iievi:innent andtmnsicnt, thutl shall Hlnaj.O e prepare! to furnish them with Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE HOUSES, iVC, AC, tn a ?ij it. r.ii t uv rtti'i ni j'l ht,- hi 'iut; hiim the times. I stall ke,pn. nc but pood horse., and you mav u',ie;v rc,y uu !,t,,8'"lrecntwe,, tum-outt 1 shallalsocnnstantly keep on liand horse for trade and s le. and those wanting a reliable nag for any purpose, are re.nesitopiven.eacaii. 1 ThoMchavin-r horses to?ell are invited to jrire me a call. I als hav plenty of stable mora for the acommodation of trnnsient horses, bv the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. E. B. AMSDEN. Grntest Mra Circular I A Cl ruWiskfi! A CI flr letter pneea for to 0A gsr 3 Cl.ut stamps. DUS. JACKSON, IIERRERT& CO., Proprietors of the National Dispensary, stahlished Cincinnati, O.. Jan. 1. '00 cnreall private disease' with une.xampied rapidity. We guarantee to cure (tnorrho?a. Gleet, Syphillis, Impntency, Nocturnal Eincssions, or Self-Abuse, liurn:l Emissions, Female complaints, in short every iossibleform and variety of Sexular Pi leases. Cures rapid, thorough and permanent and fees moderate. Send for our.Circular fifteen lariro 8 by 11 in. letter pages, of varied, valuable nml interesting matter. Also, a circular intended for Ladies only. Many of our patients assert they have sent money te Doctors in Eastern cities and received no return. Then why not patronise home talent men who know the Western climate ami can effect speedy cures. Pr. Jackson's Female Pills SI per box-send for circular. Special written replies, well sealed, sent with the circular, without chin;-. One of the cheapest, must interesting: and important hooks ever puhlishe I. 300 pajres, 100 eueravinfr "The Mountain of I SitVj .nr Mcdienl Protestor and jliVl"):''', uuide. and an Explicit Key to Love and Heaut.v. It atisrxcvoRii.T reveals various subjects uever before fully eKp I ained in any popular work in the English hxnsru.-iste. Price .i0 cents and one 3 cent postare stamp, or three for SI and three 3 cent postipe stamps. Fully descried in circular, which every yoHiic man should have, whether sick or well. Medicine and instructions sent promptly to any part of the country. Consul tint; Rooms of the Dispeus.try, No. 1CT Sycamore street. P. O. Box No. 43(5. PR. JACKSON'S ORIENTAL LINIMENT Removes all coldness' and rejuvenates oreaus which have l:in dormant for nnny years. It will cure any case of impotency, create and increase the passions for any reasonable time. Can be maued with perfect safety. Price S'-prbotle. Pr. Jackson's French Patent Mat.kSave. It is perfectly safe and never tails to trive satisfaction. Itistre only sure a'ld safe preventative airiinst conti-atins disease ever invented. Trice?! each, $4 per half dozen, and Sj? per dozen, sent by mail. selj E STRAY NOTICE .Taken up in Hendricks Tp. on or a'wut thelllith day of Novemlier, l-'M, by John M. Bowls. 0110 estray Lii:ht Sorrel Horse, the mane and tail is the same, with a Star in the forehead, shod all round, a natural trotter, supposed to le ii'iont nine years old, a'.xnit fourteen hands hiijh and appraised at Frty-eijht dollars, ly David Snideraud Ihomas Nells. Dec. 21,63. JAMES 11. ROSS, J. P. A True copy A. Blair, Clerk. II IS NO COXXBTKIX tVlTH AXT f'THKR ESTABLISHMENT of the Miue uvucj. in or out of Indianapolis. W. & H. GLENN, Proprietors.

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TISH WANG, The Great Chinese Remed? for Secret Diseases. OTSE BOX WILL. Pr.Itl OIt."TI A CI RE.

3 M w i mcre-nems purely vegexanie; pieasanx xo xne ssve , nssno t U-j .i i u. :-i ; .v. . . i,.;ti.... ! I ef detection. Price $1 a . sent post pai l toany address ' ",1 ' I . II .f 1 I IM. 1 ' II III I .1 III' Wl ...... I . - ' U . I , . 1 I by J. J. K lJJMi.il, 4U3 CUejtnut si., luladelphia. Circular sent free. st-17-Gin J I. B. AI.VORD. J. X. CALDWELL. 1 B. ALVOr.D. Alvord, Caldwell & Akord, Wholesale Growers, LIQUOR DEALEXS, m rV COMMISSION MER C IIjXTS, No. GS EAST "WASHINGTON ST., May211 INDIANAPOLIS, 1XD. 4 2 GOOD NEWS AT LAST ! Tlie nver-fvi'iing PR. RAPHAEL i the bst. H luc red when all others have tailed. ALL WHO ARC IN TROIBLE, All who hare Wn unfortunate, all whose fort hopes have len ilaiipointcd, cnif lied, and blasted, allw.o have hetin odueed by !'.i!e nmiisi-s mid di-ceit, ail w l b:le brn itvcuitril Hil l trillrd with, ail go to hint for tlvite and to jet s.itisf.tttion. He luaki-s your inifnrtiiiies is away, h makes the lntiler mid envy of your eiiemirs fall Iiuhik-m, and he ti-t.iius your character and res--t.ibilii v iu'pite of evil reHrt ainl rinimrs. Ail who are in dnilt f the affections of t!nH they love consult him to roliev and satisfy their mind', ami to tiad out if their brili aud warm hopes will be realized. IN LOVS AFFAIRS HE NSVER FAILS. ii 11ns iii- secret ot winning t lie nneetuins l tli oppoit ex. Hi guides the sin-le to a waaltlij nud happy niarruijtn, and makes th.e married happy, Jis aid and dri-e has lo,-n s.ili. ited in innumerable imtnuces, aud the result has always been A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARZIAGE. To iiiaku things more sure, be will show vol tho likellf s of YOUR FUTURE UUSEAND OR WIFE. He will toll you their circumstances and ta-ir future prospect; mid what is better than all, b can tell you their tlvoiij.'l;ts and what their "real" intentons are. Wlnit is better stilt, he call toll you if they will uakc you happy. Pr. Raphael is, therefore, a sure dependence. To nil in business his n.lv ion is invaluable. He an foretell, with the i;roatrt certninty, tho result of all fommercial nud luvs transactions and speculation. Pr. Haphael interprets' dreams for lottery uuuibers with unfailing couary. LOTTERY NUMBERS given witTioiil any extra rharge. KORS GOOD NEWS!!! Pit. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or write your nativity. Every man. through the length and breadth of the land, who ban lad lurk, and who ejm not pet on in the world, should be in possession of his Horoscope, aud gt Pr. lUpli.ifl's Written Opinion of his Future Prospects in Life. It w-ill puide him to wealth, eminence, and honor. ThoiiMw-s of pood nin, who were unfortunate and iin-tncc-mifill in I heir business nimi who worked hard, and w ho struggled against adversity and inisfortniie the greater part f their lives, and who found the more they tried to fet forward In the world the more things wont npainnt thani : These inen Rot Pr. Raphael's written opinion upon their future prispvrts tn I'le. All thoso who wisely followed Dr. Raphael's advice are now RICH, HAPPY, AND SUCCESSFUL In all their undertakings; while those who were blinded by prejudice and ignorance, neglected Inn advice are still laboring against adversity aud poverty. llo assured WEALTH. EMINEXICE. ATJD GOOD re within th reach of nil. If you wirdi to be rich and happy you will consult him also. " GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED. He has the gift, and can tell the afflicted the causa of their disaw and suffcrine;. He can also tell w hether they can be cured or nut, thus saving the afflicted both trouble and expense. Consultations daily, Sundays excepted. Office hours from 10 A. M. too. P. M. All interviews arc strictly private and confideiitia.. Therefore wo say, go one! go nil ! and Consult DR. RAPHAEL, The Astrologer of the 15th Century, No. 59 EAST FIFTH STREET, Between Sycamore Street a:id Broadway, C:?JCINNATX. PiT TRICES REPIVED TO SUIT THE TIMES. B-S-Terms for Visitors. Ladies fifty cents; C.ctitlemen one dollar, fr each consultation. When you call, ASK FOR THE DOCTOR, It will prevent mistakes. Biy Persons at a distance may commmtf'-ate coxrtorsiTtAi.t r by letter, if they inclose ON E 11.LA R, for t'onultation Fee, in each" letter. AH letter, fotuiuunhations, and interviews, are strictly private and ronfiilontial. No answer will be piven to lett.-rs uulens one Hollar is inclosed as a Consultation Fte. Address all lu'.ters as folioww : DR. RAPHAEL, EOX No. 2463, POST OFFICE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Let it be clearly understood that the price named as a consultation f..- pays for a conmliHtioii only. It doe.s not pay for the Pwtor'n written opinion of your future prospects in life. It docs not pay for w inning the affections of the opposite sex, nor for the consummation of a happy marriage, nor for doinp any other business named in the above advertisement. Tho Poctor has a fixed price for doluench separate business. In your solicitation w iih the Pot ior, you learn how you can realize the fond hope nearest your heart; yon are told how yon ran get all you want, and bow your business ought to be done so that it can nt fail. He will foretell what is your PESTINV. Iu short, he will tell what is before Joa. etc. Caution to the Public. Pr. W. Raphael, the Astrolow. has no connection with TRiiFESSOK or Pr. W. Wl. Raphael, or with any other gentleman of the same name. RSCut this advertisement out. When yon come, bring it with you and show it to tho girl who opens the door. To prevent mistakes, ask to SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF. LET THE AFFLICTED READ! And learn that a perfect and radical cure is warranted and euaranteed to ail who are afflicted with weaknes", dMiility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, tin pression of spirits, distress and nngui.-h of mind, loss of sleep, loss of memory, bss of energy and ninscular power, puuy growth, wasting away, and a want of confidence in themselves, fainting fits, convulsive tremblings, iinf--tence and disgust of life. HEAR WHAT THE M EPICAL PRESS SAY'S. ' Some physicians require to lie t-ld the nature of vonr disease the ENULIMI P.OTANIC PHYSICIAN d.x-s not. His perfect knowledge of the human sysieaienahh-s him to descril the diseases without any information from the patient, to explain its original causs. and to guarantee its cure. And, what is more valuable still, h will honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured or tot. All bin coram unicat ions and interviews are strictly private and confidential. .Ifedicn Jowrit.if. The Botanic Rsmedies of Pr. RaphaeJ. the English PoJanic Physician, never failed yet to make a perfect, radical, and permanent cure of ALL rklVATE, SECRET, AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the hs of Mercury, without hinderance from bminss, and without fiiar of discovery or exposure. No deadly poisons, such as arsenic, nut vomica, opium, or any other poisons. No laercurv nor any deadly minerals nothing hm purely Y egetahle ltotanical Remedies are used by tiiis wrtmerful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedie's never yt failei te cure the mt obstinate and the most dangerous raius, and to remove all mercury and other imparities from the system when all other Remedies Lad Uiied. Jiedical JVm-wo'. (.OOP NEWS TOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Jkiltimore correspondent of the uddMlow, Pension), Man Wnd, awid on Thursday, the 31t of May. SW: ' " Numerous enr-s of diseasoa caned bv esr.'v indiacre. tion having lea parfi rme, I y the Engii'iih Boiaaic Phvsician. I f.sfl it my duly, having a knowledge af them, to state the fact, believing that in doiug so 1 may do a service to the suflering. One oase in particular that tf a yoang man in this city is werthy f bets. 11 had Income the victim rf a habit, tbe mere allusion to which causes a ahndder, aad after yars af suflering and aoctorKT P U h-'pas of recvivery. Ha wishes! ti marry, and was dearly belotwl by as sweet a girl as ever lisped words of affection, but he was (earful, nervous, and prostrate. Ha wared not wed on accuant f the shattered state of his system. He sought rellefat the hands of the Potania 1'hyr.cian. an, astonishing- as it v seem, all the bloom aad tigor of auuth has rturned,auw he is bow the Laprj father of a pair of bright love." Any who aiesu'Tering.no matter what the'ir complaint, tan call cn the Potanic Physician eonfidenUallv. Ihey TfZJ.1-lepa rfh,f- ffi, t No. 69 EAST rlrTU Bet. Sycamore St. and Lroadwav, iiit,lNATl

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o o r-t m o o o .3 S in H 0 Pi 1 H fi H ft 1 H H to m M u EH u a a Si 0Q H te o "So pfnt-np llica fentnris m pfifffn, For the vrhele WniSka CoaticoBt is oars." have boon introduood to the puhlic for more than six years, and have acquired an far exceeding any Family Medicines of a similar nature in the market. An appreciating public was not long in discovering they posessed reinarkalde and hcnc-i their and consequent proGt to the Proprietor, thus enabling him to expend ICitvwv T,Co.tAAs of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from Tln poiuiliaritv' uf tlio X. that tilc-V strike, nt tlio root f Hieac, by eradicating every particle of impurity for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. If the blood is poisoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. These medicines KYti Ct.AVcA for curing tfyvhilic, Oil Sores, fi'cirt, fX'ir.eres, Silt Fhtum. (Dyspepsia, Liver Coinviaini Lzuaorrhaea, Erysipelas, LTum.crr;, Si'z Uexdaahe, Fever an, 1 jlgue, Fen-u.rln Comzlaints St. Jlnthony's rii d Eruptions, Fitc, jjirqfulous Consumption, etc. is & r " s s q $ .9 ONE person write, her daughter was curl of tits ot ni-tic years' tand;a, aud Jt Vity dano ot two vear. ANOTHEll writes, his Fon was eu after his flesh had almost wasted awav. Tlie doctors pronounced the case incur ble. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and A after trvin-r everv medicine in his reach. ATeTlTTTTT? win enrml e.f IVvop S, which lia l oxisted fourteen vears. ANOTHER oflllieumatism of eiphtvc Uas.is innumerable of I lyspcpsia and Lier Complaint could be mentioned in which the Puriiicr and Pills '.vWBVjovxma are the most active and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, exciting that orpin to stu ii an extent as that the system not relapse into iti former condition, which is too apt to be the case with simply a purgative pill. They are really a Vioo A TLaWcV VvW, which, in conjunction witli tlie .oo "VvvvyjvcYa will cure all tho aforementioned diseases. and, of themse.Vcs, will relieve and cure Eeidj,zhe, Cortiveners, Coiis tP-zins, Cholera. J,?crlur, Indig-eztizn, (Pain in the Fonsels, (Dizzinecc, et3. Try these medicines, and you will never reret it. Ask your neighbors, ivho have used them, anl they will say they are Cioo WctWvc?, and you should try them before going for a physician. tlet a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local aqeat, and rea 1 the certificates, and if you hare ever doubted y ou will OY WO VaOVH. As a proof that the Ploo4 Purifier and Pills are purely Vegetable, I Iroe the certiflcafi-s of the eminent chemists, Professors CUilton of N. Y., and Locke vf Ciucinnatt. IveAd Pr. Rolmck's Sjecial Notices and Certificates rmblished iu a conspicuous purt of this Papvr from tiuie to time. Price cd" th Scaidinavian Y'eg,tabl, Rlol Purifier, ?l per Uttle,or$perhaifdoxen. Cf llieScandinaian Yg-eUb-UlofKl Pills, l", cents ier U. or S l.e f, $1. Principal ilfti-eand S leroom. No, C East Fourth St, ?A 1;ii'..lini from Main St., Ciacinnati, 0. LaUvratrr 1 llauimond Stm-t. - FOR SALE 13Y

. iJWOTfXTliOr AIn.IXISTBATIOX "T0TICB is hereby piven that the andersned has haen is arP"'rit,l aitministratAr f the erUte ofOoree W. 4aca. Ulcof s.ielby county, lmliana, deceised. CilesUteis supposed to be insolvent. January 13. 14. WM. B. ALEXANPER.Adn'r.

ADttlXISTBATOIV NAI.C. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned. Adm"n'trat.v rf the esUof l-rpf W. Sack, late of Shclty c unty, Indiana. decease-1, will offer for sale at public a tio, on S-naiAT. thefith day of fftaraT. 1C4. at the late residence of deceased, in Fairlaml. ?ute as l couaty aforesaid, the pronal property of rx:d l,eo. W. Sack.dedease,!, cor.s stir.gof ore kit df Shoiiiakers txds aad one mantle cI k-V. Tkrm. A crel:t ef t';rre mon!l-s will be ei ven on all jiw over $3. the purchaser givina his note with approved sur ety. waiving vaiu ition and appraisement Us. All sums under $3 cash down. January 13. 1"'4. WM. B. ALEXANPER, Ada'r. YTICF.OI'PF.TITIOi TO SFLLRL IL JJST A T Slate of I ndiana. Shelby county, ss : Notice islH-re y civen that Wm. P. Alexatwl. r. Adm'rof theestateof ',eo."w. S.-u-k, ilec'd. has ule.1 hispct:tin t sell tlie real estite of tin decedent, his persoiu-.l Icine inu2'.cicnt t pay his debts, an.1 that said petition will liennl at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said Ciunty. January It, lr03. Test : Alozo i:lair, t. ierfc Mieuy coan.j. CITATH OF IXDIA'A ?h.8T CorvTT.ss. the C""rt of Common Picas, March Wrm, a d I'd Michael ImholT, "1 vs. I Liicmda ice Jamison J Vice Robert McllraUi j Cotr-idaint for Partition. Martha Mcllra'.h Mary Sparks Penjamin Sparks, and Frederick liuhoif. Re it re:nem'red. that on the .'th day of October, a. . 163, the a!ove naniCil plaintiff by Oartmill & Reeves, his Attorneys, filed his complaint in the l-fre entitled matter of partition, in the Clerks ofi'.ce of said Court, in va-ation thereof. r:d also on the 1-th d.v of said omr.th the affidavit of a conn ctent person, that said defendant l.ucind.i Vice Jameson. ice r'relcrick Inihoff, Rolrrt Mcllmth and Martha Mel Irath. are non residents of t!ie S'-.te f Indiana. They are therefore notified to l? and appear in said Court on tlie first tiny ,.f the next term thereof, and answer aid complaint, or in default thereof the same will l-e heard and determined in their a!oTiee. Attest ALiNZO PLAIR Clerk, C. C. Tlca. Cart.miix&. Reeves Attys for Plaintiff. h fs S-i.UO MiTirr of A7iiMvrnATio.. IV TOTIOE is hereby given that the undersigned ha been appointed adniinstmtor if the e-state of J.me Miaw, late of Hielby county, Indiana, dvee;tL aid estate is supposed to 1 solvcpt. .lan'.iH-y C.". l-O. JOHN M't ON NELL. Administrator. AdaiiiEiitrnlors Sale. T0TICE is hereby given tliat thcundersigned, ailministrator of the estate ot Jan! Shaw, deceased, will ofler forsjileat public outcry, at the late r-sidene of the deceased, in S u sar Creek Township. Shelbv ci.nntv. In.l.. on SATURDAY, the 1'Oth day of FKISKI'ARY, 1-til, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Horses. Cattle. Hogs, one Wagon. Farming I mplcir.ents. Household and Kitche:i Furniture, Wheat ou the ground, Vc. Sale to commence nt lt o'clock a. m. A credit of nine months will be given on nil sums over three dollars, thepurcliaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. All sums under $3 cash in baud. January 2.". lPf4. JOHN M'CuNNELL, AdmV Fire Insurance Conip'' I.XDIAAFOL,lS, INDIANA. " OFFICE. OPD FELLOWS HALL, UP STAIRS. Insures Pwellings, Tfousehold Tumiture, Parns, Hay flrnin and Livestock therein, against loss and dauiage by Firk, for the term of Five or Seven years., DIRECTORS : J. S. Harvey, Indianapolis, C. C. Oux, Tndiananolis, Wm. C. Li nos, 1). N. IIkat.i, tireencastle Frederick llacos. " James Pi kcess, Pauville, Wm. T. Omco?t, Indianapolis. OFFICERS : J. S. IIarvfv, rresidei.t, Fiti:PKr.icK Pac.cs, Treasurer Wm. C. Lrrro.N, Vice Pres. Wm. T. CtnniN, Secretary. OLl f General Agent. 11EFEREXCES : Wm. A. Peele, Secretary of State, Indianapolis, M. ritKsihlHiu, Esi., Merchaht, Andrew Wallace. " " Jan. M. , i asliie, Tiatit, of ?tnte, IndianapoH .losiah. l.iK-kc, Esq. .of Locke & Pro. II. A. Fletcher, F:s.. Mercba it, 4 K. .1. l eek, Esq., President T. H. VI. R. R. C. llnney 1. fcotl, J-.sij., lerre llatue. J. E. M'Ponald. Attorney at Law, Indianapolis. M. (". Culver. Esq., Tipjiecnnoc. Oliver W. Hill, Pittsls.ro. !nd. febp.'-ly L. P. SPA KFOIID. A pent for Shelby co, NEWS DEPOT Viitl lci'ioclicnl BOOKrMfSTORE OPPOSITE TIIK POST OFFICE, HARRISON ST., SIIELRYY1LLE, HERE you will find constantly on hand all of tin 1 HAY'INO permanently ocatcl in f hell yville. ere now manufacturing and ill kcp cons-tai.tly on hand, a full assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE of the various Styles now in use. We have no hesitation in saying that we are niw seliia;: for less money thun any other establishment in theSUle, PL.ATFOIC7I A.D TI.LIPTIC SPII.C; WAGONS. All Work Warranted for Oao Year, AN EXA!riI-ATI03 OF OI K STOCK IS SULICITLDI1I. Rcp.iirin? Done to Order. BOOTS & SHOES Men, Women & Childrn A LARGE STOCK AT 80UTII IX)E ri BLIC SQCAEE. 8HELBTTILLE. MT assortmentcoropriset every rrade and style efsa .n.lrniinm work, and willt sold at the lowest tnsTbirrat. tV la;h tariff on leather, taxation on the ntue fVtura sale.ltccouidered. CtSTO.n 1VOI1K AD lirPAIltlXC pone.to orler on short no lice. Civemeaeall aadl will gi joo the worth of. arwoon. lOcta; lltNKT FAfcT AliO.

CARKIAGES

Not ALCOHOLIC.

a rriGnLT cncettuatid VEGETABLE EXTTl ACT. A OURE TONIC. DOCTOfl UOOI'LAND H CERMAfJ BITTERS rswAttia wr DR. C. M. JACKSOX, rhiladclphia, r TV1L.1i LCFrCTCALLY CFRE LIVER COMrLAIXT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases of the Kidneys, arising from a disordered Liver or Stcmach, Such as Constipation. Inward Pile, Fullness of Plood to the llewd. Acidity of the Sumach. Nausea. Heartburn, l:mM for Food. Falters of Weljht in the Stomach. Sour Eructations. Mnkine or Fluttrringat t! Pit of tha Momach, Swimming ' the Head. Uurne.1 and PifficuH P.rvathin;. Flutjenug at the Heart. Chok.pg cr ff.-a-tit 2 Selisatiot s whe-a in a 1 mi losture. P:ir.ness ol ision P-ts or Wet s Isforst the S.cht. Fever and Pull I in tlie lleI.IVf.cicncy ol lVispration, Y elU . cess cf the kin and Eyes, pain in the su'.e. Pack. Cbct. Lim s. lie. Sudden Flushes of Heat. Purnit.R in the Flesh, corirtant la a-inimrs of Evil, and grit I-epression of 'lU. And will positively prevent TLLLOW FEVER, BILIOn FEY Eli, itc. They cotiUia NO ALCOIIOl, OR BAD WHISRY. Tlicy will cure the afKive Ufcifcs in n.nctj-r..i.e cases coi f a hundreil. - .. . r-. .1 DO YOU AVAST ometlnng to r-irengtueiA TOU ? )0 YOU AVAST AtiOOIl APPETITE? DO YOU AVAST to l'.uild up your Consti-ttttu-n .' )0 AW AVAST TO FEEL WELL? tO yoU AVANT to cot rid i f Scrvousuess? )t) YOT AVAST ESKKtiY? )0 YOU AVAST TO SLEEP AVELL? DO YOU AVAST A Drisk ana igoroui FiHintr? If von do, ue II00FLASDS (i Ell MAS BITTERS, From .Vr. J. -YVi t.m j,.trt. . v.. tt.i.r j .. i-ap iittmni-Snnt disposed to favor or recommend Talent Me.licines"in general, through distrust of tlieir ingrclitnU and effects; vet I know of no sut:c;enx reason -iij m.u ay not testify to the lenetits lie Ulieves himself to Uve m rw-eive.1 fr-m any simple preparation, in me i n may thus contribute to the I enelit of oilier. 1 do this the more readily in regarrt xo iiooi.anu man Hitters, prepared by Dr. C M. Jackson, of this city, lecause 1 was prejudiced agiir.st them for many years, under the impression tlrat they were an alcoholic miature.- -I am indebted to ms friend KoW rt Shoemaker, Esq., lor tha removal of this prcjudic I y proper tets, ana lor encoura gement to try them, wlien sur.enn; ir li""continue.lde.ility. The use of ttiree i.u;.i w ..li ters, at tlw Wginninsoi the present year, was louowru i.j . . . . .i ..f .ti It aiul TnrncVHlent reliei, stxi restoration Mii,.. tal vigor which I had not felt nr six mm.ius leu.tc, had almost desvaired of regaining. I therefore thank Co4 and my friend for direct ir.g me to the use of ihero. Philad'a, Juue 23, IH'.l. J- NkwTOs BrowsPARTIOULAR NOTICE, There are i.uwv :rejtnih J,1 KmUr 11 nmf Litter. I t vi ' rnril,tlU. cfm) of.rf f '''''" an t iri.iel-,, vr mwrnv -"- ending jn.m tW Cf. ,i r ,,'iH;,. tie lts .lijn .' I "J "- ' 'rtnlr4 jLh c.ms of Litter- c-ri tn-l ot,.e t .lou$.f tA.y e.m I, m.J.I. iK(W oWie t iteoth of the lrhktr1. ,y f iritiu.tl,e W, t leyt wtihtiul'il Kw.r the i:r:,,e of Ale., I. -lie tih,.nUnt ofteu n lti:'i. tie tit-ire f-r J.i-;uor I cre,tt,.i ail it t tif.tinil tlif tttt't imtt.'lite hvrrvim ati. uiiuttt ! tnlrtltL'tnl' life no I ile.tlh. J-ortlnKf '" t'ii tt iut WILL HA I A a it nor f.itfr. tre tl.r.l, tl.e f.Jloirih.j tt.rirt : ("t e J.vtlim littFLASl'S HH.MAX l.l'lif.hs ami tt.ix wiM Three (j.n t il Lntioli or H l.i-lty. trtnl ihm rcttiit uill l.e t irejHirt'ti'Ui th.tt' iri'f FAl: t:fhl. in n.eirirttte and true tit nee tiny t f the r.trv liquor Litter- in the m.ttltt. tixd v ill V7 XI If .. ' trill hare nil tl.e th'ue of JIOtiH.A . !'. i.Ill KLs in count, tion n,Ut tt t,f'Ol titHtlr of l.i.vor at tt ton, I, It j riet than tint injt ti.-rj rtjeirotwtf viil cut you. ATTENTION, SOLDIERS, AND THE lTUENDS OF SOLDIERS. We call the attention of all havire relations or friera in the army to the ta. t thai " lK'Ol LAND'S OrtnatUitters"' wiil "cure i.ine tentbs f the disease iuluced ! posu re and pria ioi.su citUi.t to cup Lie. Iu tl l.ns. l ublished almost daily i the neaspa) ere, on the arrival of the sirk.it willle noticed that a er large pi -pt rtion ar uUe,i,g from !ebil:ty. Eery case of Uiat kiwi ten r reiwlily cured by Hm-fland'a tb an Pittet. Diseases r sultil p from dcrangeu.ett t.f tl.cdi;estive orgai.s are t eedily reinoveil. We ieiiobesilitiou insiatit t tbit.it l!se Hitters were free ly ud arnol ? ur soldiers. LundreJa of lives might I saed tl.atotheraUe ill btWecall particular attention to the f. Ibwu.g ren.arka.a and well authenticated cure of i efftl.e nation's wbte life, to use his own Luia,,-, ls lu sated I J tta Pittcrs:'" . m i rt Pun U nils, At:ciit S3.1, IrC3. Me.rs Jows k Evars V eli. g i,tl. n , u. y4,ur lb-tai.d'a Oern.hu P.itters liaee sav-l try Lie. 1 lrc is no mistake la this. 1 1 is vouched b-r I v uund ers c.f ni con rads, s-me or a hose names are ajpend. d. ai d ho ere folly ctmraM i f Iiecirct:Bistai.ce -f me im. I at:'. d u,e leen for the last four years, a trend t-r of Slern.an s reh-l rated Utrery. ami under tbe ic nu dinte c.-n msmd of Capt. R. It. Aj res. Throuf-h tbe exj surc nttti want cp n tEji,f duoua duties. I wasatt-icked in Novendt r !t w ith ii.r.a sIk.b ef tl lui.cs.ai)dasforeteit-to .lajsinthe bo.jntal. This was fellow M I y great i. l ility, lieil.te; dl an i-'.istk ef rfysetiU-ry. I was tlien removed In m ti e Uhite IUoss and i t to this ( itv .n l-.ai d tbe : sn. r -St:e of J! a. t-e." from whiMi I lamled or. tbe i:b t f Jul e. Sit t!.t I n I have Uern alut as b.w a i y i ewtil could I and still rtain a aik tf litality. l'r fk or m re I wasscirc ly al le UwlUiw arvth.ng. m. I il I -d fuirc a tr.crtl down it was imnwdiatrly thrown p srainI cmM iv t even keep a gbiss of water on try t sr arh. Life could ml l..-t umb r tl- circun.itatxs : and. acr rlinplv. t' ei fixsieiaii who bad Net. work:! C fa.tb clly. tho ur.su.wefallv.to rert: trc fr rn 'ht pra'p of ".be dread ar-c-er. irankly Vld n e they ceu'.d do no t; re for n.e. atd sfivil n;e to call acr.'n at.. and to Brake sum Uifpocui'Si of n y liniiieilfundsa-'le-tsuited ne. An tcjiiaii.tancewhn visited Uie at tliebosj jtal.Mr. r reCerirk Ste.til rc n.of S:th le-b.w Arch Street. advisH me.as aforb rn Lope. t try j ur Hitter-, and kindly procured teal- tile. r m tbe Lire I c rr.nienced taking them tbegioojrjr shadow of 4eath receC.d.andnowl am. tli;k (i. J f. r it.gef.li.; letter. Tbo I have taken I ug two '..ttles. I l ave paired ten pound. arJ I feel s4ngoineotlingjrni:fed to join ov wifcavl daughter, from wh m I l.ne beard n thii f for e th'een snot tla : for, genth men- I ama b yal Vitri an. from the veinity or Port Royal. To your invalnabk- Litters 1 e Ucerta:ty of life wl ich has taken the pla-e of varue ter 1 y ar p;tter will I owe ttie cleric us pritilese of once more elajjiit - to irT U'im Ui" w ho are dearest t me n I t. Verv truly your,. I?AAC MALONE. We fully ancvr In th troth of the a?-ve statea.ent.aa w had despairwl of seeing our parade, Mr. Malot., restored to health. Jobi Crwuwari, 1st New York Puttary. otoe A. Acsirr.Co. C. 11 Pi Mair.e. I.iv m CurcAUMt. V'i. New-Yrk. I. E.Sl. I't ArtilWv. pittery T. J. B. F wTit- Co. P. 3d Vern t.ni. Hrsat P. JiJiowr. Co. !'- 1 . lltAaTT.MAitvoAin.ro.C.r.th Maine. Joire F. Wash. Co. K. 5th Maine. Draws Eo.w.Co-II.TJdNew-Terk. N'ATHA'rt. P. Tnow.co. T. 1S'b Pern. Asnarw J. Kftu. A. M VTBi.t. Jobsi Jsns, co. C. IflGih Tesn. Hew.irc or cjoiixnerieim z Fee that tS slrratore of C. M. Jacsscs."' is oa tl Wasrl'm of each l-ttle. pic ice pni nTTi.r 73 cr. on half DOzr.! roit tieno. Jhonle y.rr nearest I'rurg-.st it !ve tl artir. do re. I put oft by ar.y of the intoaicat.t r prererat.ot.s tt.at a aa loCere4in ts place. Kit wc4 ti as and will I-rwaxd, -cnrely ieked,ty aipraaa. Princtpai Office if JlanttractorQ OOl Lrclx Street. (soocessars to C. M. J V n sV C.) Proprict orR. JJ TOR 5 ALE 1 j- PrujvsU atal ilea'.crs In every toer la U Vtutc4 tta tea. ly