Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 38, Shelbville, Shelby County, 26 May 1864 — Page 3
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ttetttnj t Eosgstown. Thert will be meeting of the Democracy of Sogst Creek Township' at Hogpitown on Saturday next at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. A general attendance of the Democracy and all other bating the interest and welfare of their eoantry at heart h requested. Soda. Leefera, at the PM Office DrugStore, bae hie Soda Fountain in full blast, dispensing to the thirsty multitude a cool and invigorating beverage by no mean bad to lake in hot weather.
Ici Cbkam. The warm ereninswe have lately been enjoying naturally creates an appetite for aomethinj at ouce cooling and refreshing, and nothing comes nearer filling the bill than a dish of Ice Cream, which can be obtained at Ileisa' Saloon, which has opened for the season. t" We had a heavy fall of rain on Monday, accompanied by a smart sprinkling of bail, tome of the stones of rather extraordinary aixe. It had a tendency to cool the atmosphere, but unless it should clear offwarm bt Utile benefit will accrue to the growing erope. .
Washington Tp. Convention. The Democracy of Washington Township assembled in Convention at Clayton's Switch on Saturday the 21st inst., and afterable and patriotic speeches from Ja's Harrison, Esq., and others, organized by appointing Mart. Warner, Chairman and R. Spicer, Secretary. The object of the meeting (to appoint Delegates to represent the Township in County Convention) having been stated, it was moved and carried that said Delegates be elected by ballot. Said balloting resulted as follows: Robert Titus 21; Mart. Warner 14; Mart. Stevens 15; T. C. Hawkins 8; Wm. S. Ensley 18; G. W. Clayton 21; Wilford Spurlin 3; H. Debond 3; Tho's Watson 8; Dr. Benham 2; Cris. Girton 5; Isaac Watson 9;
Willis Law 4; John M. Hawkins 5; Aaron
Fix 6 ; Josh Taylor 3; Josh Hawkins 3; John Clayton 1. It was moved and adopted that the five
highest be declared Delegates and the next
five highest contingents. DELEGATES. Robert Titus, Mart. Warner, MartStevens, G. W. Clayton, W. S. Ensley. CONTINGENTS. T. C. Hawkins, Wilford Spurlin, Tho's Watson, Aaron Fix, Isaac Watson.
New Firm. Webb t Lancaster have purchased the Livery Stable lately owned by Lees Anisden. They have put in an entire new stock of horses and buggies, andean furnish as neat and stylish a turn out as could be desired.
fO" We hear considerable complaint (of - ourse from "loyal" sources, as Democrats are "out in the cold" and neither expect nor desire any position) about the officering &c. the one hundred days regiments. For instance the regiment from this District, in which is incorporated the company from this county, is modestly styled the Indianapolis city Regiment, notwithstanding less than one half of the men .composing it are from that city, hut no serious complaint is made of this, but that Governor Morton should select his pets and pimps from that city for all the positions in the regiment is deemed not only unfair but decidedly ungenerous. The Companies outside of the city thought as the Governor bad furnished all the held officers for the regiment from among his pets and underlings, he would permit them to suggest a competent Quartermaster, and presented the name of Jesse W Elliott of this ciy but it Was no go, his gigantieship had a man for the "posish" in the person of Mr. Connor, the Post Master of that city, a berth worth several thousand a year, but it is presumed
he had done some of Morton's dirty work and claimed this extra office as a reward the alary and pickings will no doubt be hand some. . Mr. Connor ia "truly loyal" and em phatically patriotic, so overcome was he by his patriotism, as we are informed, that the was unable to make the proper requisition for
cunning lor tne uoys, ana tney came near i being sent away un uniformed. We have no political sympathy with Mr. Ellintt, but are constrained to say he would have made an excellent Quartermaster, as, aside from his well known business qualifications, he has had quite two years experience in the Quar termasters department but competency count nothing under this administration, the greater the dunce and imbecile, the more certain his chances of a responsible and lucrative position, as evinced in the case ol Connor, who probably will not see a sober moment during the hundred days, but then, he is Morton's style of man: WotKDEB. We regret to notice that Alva C Lact, of this city, a member of the 63d
Indiana Regiment, and also a printer by profession, was wounded in the recent battles
between Sherman and Johnson in Georgia
How bad we are not informed, but we hope
not eo seriously as to endanger his life, nor
to prerent him plying his vocation "when this
cruel war is over."
Moral Township Convention. The Democracy of Moral Township met in Convention on Saturday, the 21st inst, John II. Jkffreys, Esq., was appointed Chairman and Stephen V. Gould, Secretary. The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates to represent said Township in the County Convention to be holden on the 4th of June next Francis Amos, Ja's O. Parrish, John II. Jeffreys, S. V. Gouid, Cyrenus Bishop. The following gentlemen rere appointed
J. W. Ash worth, II. D. Andrews,
contingents : . Geo. W. Wood, John Drake, Marquis Case.
On motion the proceedings were ordered to be published in the Shelby Volunteer. After some spirited remarks by the Chairman the meeting adjourned. S. V. GOULD, Secy. 'I he editor of the Banner is much exercised about the prevalence of the K. G. C's. We have no doubt of the existence of such a mysterious order of secret oath-bound traitors, and .would suggest to him the propriety of being very careful in his nocturnal perambulations lest he might come in contact with some of the dreaded "Knights," and woe be to the unfortunate individual who falls in their vindictive clutches. The Banner man says the order is increasing, he has evidently seen some of the "Knisrhts" and we
should not wonder if he saw more before the ides of November nest.
AnnouncEnEriTS. Mr. Spicib Please announce the name of B. F. ST. JOHN, a a candidate for the otlk-e of Sheriff for Shelby county before the 4th of June Democratic county Convention, and oblige MANY VOTERS. "We are authorised to announce the name of THOMAS J. CHERRY as a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Shelby county, t ulject to the decision of the 4th of June Democratic co. Convention. Ed. Volunteer You will please announce that WILLIAM WEIDNER, of Noble Tp., will be a candidate b'fore the approaching Democratic County Convention for the nomination for Sheriff of Shelby county. Mr. SrrcER Please announce the name of STEPHEN D. WORLAND as a candidate before the approaching Democratic County Convention for the office of Sheriff for hlby county, and oblige DEMOCRACY.
I Ifotice to Stock Holders. Office or the Shelbtvills and Smith land Turnpike Company. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company held on Monday the 2Sth day of March, an installment of twenty-five per rent, upon the capital stock was declared due and paytble on the first Monday in June, 1S64, at the office of said Company. Additional installments of twenty-five per cent upon th capital stock was declared due and payable un the 1st Mondays of August, October and December. By Order of the Board, E. M. Wilsox, Secv. S. L. Vanpelt, Treas. March 2Sth, 1S64. Office or the Shelbtville fc Coloiecs Turnpike Compant. Any of the Stockholders of the Shelby ville and Columbus Turnpik Company who prefer
paying their Mock subscription in work will
Mr. Spicer You will please announce the j -,lv to Mr McGee who has contracted to name of E B. AMSDEN. aa. a candidate lor j mak;, the roa j , e win einpi0T Stockholdthe office of Sheriff for Shelby county, subject , (n ; prcforen,e of al, othcrs -anl pa- the
to the decision of the 4th of June Democratic
County Convention, with the approval of MANY VOTERS. Look out for Democrats We have ttandard by which we can tell them. Mr. Spicer : Please announce the name of WILLIAM G. PARISH as a candidate for Sheriff of Shelby County, tnbject to the decision of the 4th of June Democratic County Convention. We would here state that he has ever been a firm Democrat, and partially lost his health in the Mexican war. MANY FRIENDS. REPRESENTATIVE. We are authorised to announce the name of ISAAC MILLER, of Hendricks Township, aa a candidate before the approaching Democratic County Coneention for Represehtatlvein the Legislature.
highest wazes for men a i l teams. By Order of the Board, David Louden, Secy. May 5th, 1S01.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Ornct or Tin; SurABYvS-rs 4t Couxbii Tnxnti Co..J !:;!) ville, February 4. l-o4. j At a dip tine of the it. .anl of Directors if trie Company 1 1 on Saturday the 'ZUi day of Ji,uarv. D-64, au installment of twenty- hve per -ent on the C:ipi tl Si-iclt was declared due ami payable ou the Orit ii jn Uy iu May, lent, at the oliiee of said Company. Further additional installments up"tl the Canital StocT: wai declared due and pay aula ou Ihe first Monday of June. July and AuUtvich. By Order of il.e Board. DAVID LOCDEN, Sec. Andrew J. Chikry, Treasurer. 6m
U. S. 10-40 BONDS.
Thee Birv'.J are issue lander the Art ofCor.rress of March
Sih. 1SG4. which trovides tlat all bonds issued under th.s
Act fhi'.l l EXEMPT FROM TAXATION" ty or uader ety i rjteor municipal authority. SulT:ptiors to the? !!!
are receiW in l'uiie-1 ?tatej or rote of National Baka. They are TO BE 2lEIF.EMEft IX COIX. at the pleasure ef theGoTnrr.trer.t, atar.y perii not t.tn t M'nwr ih m f'jrtj ),.rfrn t!ierdt.an l unt.5 th.r nImptioB FIV E FEU CEXT. IXTEKkSl W ILL BE PAID inOtlX, on Koudi nf not orr one haodrM dollar arcuaily and on all fiber BcuJa aii-noually. Thetiritrt ia payable ou the first daya of Karrh and P- tnr In evh year. Sul rri'oeri will recc'Te either Kiirterrt or Coupnn Bond a they may j re'T. kitre1 Fn1 ar recpieJ PC the 'oo' of th V. S. Triwinr, arotean 1 trnferH ouly oa the owiier'i or1er. Ocpou rKn.re j-iyal la to bearer, and are m r. cocvecientforcomttrrr.al oi. Su'crilr to thii loaa will have the o ton of baring th? .r tad draw irtert frmo Karrh Itt. Vy aymg the ac crueU inter t in fv;n vor in U'J f uite ctei. or the not f Natioral Banks, a.idir.p fty per rat. f r yreiaiua.J or r-eUe ihnlnflc; ir.V"t freia the data of aiTafriplioQ and jK'it. As t'atae Brsd are
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CLOCK, WATCH,
JEWELRY
STORE
B e are informed that some time
since the valient '"Hum tierds" hecame
alarmed les9 those mythical beinps(theK O. C's) they so dread in their waking mo
ments and that haunt their immasination
when asleep, should conceive the notion of
entering their armory and appropriating to
their own use the muskets sent them by hi
gigantieship O. P. Morton. Possessed with
this fear they removed them from the armory
and distributed them around town, a half-
dozen or eo here and there. It was a need
less alarm and labor uselessly spent the
Copperheads do not want their shooting-
irons, ana this precaution would have been
of little avail had thev intended apnropriat
ingttiein, as in 'T well knew where they were
nd it would have been quite as easy to have
Picked them up m detached lots as to have
taKen tiiem collectively. erily, the guilty
tlee when no one pursueth.
STa? imon Dowen, living aboutfour miles North of this city, had three horses killed by lightning during the storm on Monday last
They had taken refuge under a mulberry
tree, when the lightning struck the tree kill
inc them instantly.
It should always be born in mind by
the trading community that IIittle, No. 2 Ray House, has as good and cheap a stock of
goods as any merchant in town. Thi Radicals Motixg. A large and en
thusiastia meeting of the radical Germans
waa held at Indianapolis on Saturday even
ing last Speeches bitterly condemning the
weakness and imbecility of the present ad ministration were made, and delegates to at
tend the, Cleveland Convention on the 31st of
May Appointed, and instructed to urge the nomination of Fremont The meeting was
ostensibly a derman one, but a large number of Americans of the Republican persuasion participated, among whom was Jonathan WW. Gordon, who urged moderation and a union on Fremont
Bs Godey for June is an excellent num
ber, equal to any of its predecessors, and
that is equivalent to saying it is tie plus
Published by L. A. Godey, Philadelphia, Pa.
Terms $3 a year.
Chaplain Lozier an Imposter. We last week briefly refered to the begging tour of one Chaplain Lozier through this county, a reputed agent of the Sanitary Commission, and warned honest people to give him a wide berth, ar rather give him nothing at all. It was a remarkable fact that none but abolitionists of the blackest dye
were appointed to solicit contributions they were instructed to take down the names of every male resident of the district, place the amount given opposite their names, or in case they gave nothing the reply made to the solicitor. The community will be sumrised
at least that portion not fully posted as to
the consumate rascality of the abolition par ty in general and this Lozier in particular) to learn that this canvass had a double object
one to solicit funds to run the treasonable
oath-bound Loyal League and the other to
make a political classification or sanvass ol the locality, the solicitor marking each name C. (for Copperhead,) U. (for Union,) and so on. Those who cave in the belief that thev
were contributing to aleviate the sufferings ol the sick or wounded soldier were "taken in
and done for" the money will never be ap
propriated to any such purpose.
This Lozier approached a gentleman, sup
posing him to be sound, and remarked that
they were making a thorough re-organization of the League, and purposed ascertaining,
by a careful canvass, the exact strength of
each party in every Township and county.
and that Govr rner Morton had pledged his
word to procure furloujrhs for a sufficient
. cj
number of soldiers to carry every doubtful county for the League (Union as he termed
it) ticket. He also as much as intimated
that the money he was raising was not for
the purpose of aleviating the sufferings of the
soldier but for political purposes for the
benefit of Got. Morton's "Bureau of Finanoe"
and the League generally.
Was a more execrable system of fraud,
deception, hypocracy and villiany than this
ever concocted by human vandals and imnos
ed upon a people? The devil himself would
scorn a scheme so black with villiany and A 1 1 i a . . -
alter an a pretended minister of the gospel
is one oi us aiders and aoetors and probably
originators. W hat can honest men think of a party that resorts to such means what can
the soldier think of a class of men that makes their calamities and sufferings the pretext for defrauding the people of their money, partially for their individual benefit and partially to advance the fell schemes of acorsupt, rotten and treasonable party ? FOE SALE
THE nndersirne.l will sell a desirable residence in the City of Shelhyville, on reasonable terms. '
i r""een ttieattention of the puhlic to "9 tho advertisement cf Dr. C. W. Hotwk"s
stomach Hitters in another column. These
Bitters have K-emne qui'e iopular whercve'
ued. and have receive! many encomiums of
prxise Iroin those who have been the recipients of much benefit to a disordered system tioiii tueir u-e. The oeouliarities of tha rli-
nateand ouiitry of our f-tate renderablood
df .lUnhemwl stomach recuiator indispensiblv
. necessary at certain seasons of the year. Iir
Py. the action or the stomach and howels, many. i f not 11 1 1- rif tH t rnllliliwnni. Hi afiaOfl r.t tWia
climate might and would 1 avoided. Ir.
Itokacic presents his remedies to the public for this specific
purpose, without recommendinc them for "all the ills that man U heir to." Try these Hitters. It needs hut a trial to
convince all of their worth Lansing (Mich.) Htuts lUoub-
dean.
For sale brail Pruseist".
Office ai d Manufactory, 'os. SC. 53. 60 and 63 East Third
street, Cincuiiiali.
Gen. Wadsworth, of New York, the
competitor of Horatio Seymour for Governor of that tate in 1862, has been killed in the
great battle still progressing between Grant
and Lee. Wadsworth was an extreme ultra man and contributed his time and money
liberally to fan the sectional hatred and an
iinosities that finally burst into a flame cf civil war. He is one of the few ultra sectional agitators in the Xorth that made good his
teachings by practice, and entered the field.
He has perished in the conflagration he help
ed to create.
Thii Specific restores you to former ktalth and vithout it you i the eject of ditto.
Dr. LUMiUn'S SPECIFIC Thlala the great & aoverelgn Rtmtdjr (composed ot KXTll ACTS front Indian Hoot and Herb,) for all dlacaaea of the Vrlnary and Sexual Organs, aueh as Incontinence of the trine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stone In the Bladder, Stricture, Uravel, Uonorrlioen, Uleet,
and Is unrivaled by anything yet aicovered for curing the Whites In women l ( When used according to directions thii Remedy has neither taste nor smell, and its use cannot be detected by any one. This remedy is perfect and requires no injections, hich are calculated to destroy and deaden the diseased organs, but removes tbe poison from theevtem, creating buoyancy and health. It is no quack Medicine, but is the embodied experience of tbe Physician most successful ia curing sll diseasos of this clans. , IT Let none despair as this remedy effects tha most astonishing cures, hen all others fail. Trios only f l."0 per box, or 6 boxes for $5.00. Pent by mail to any addreks on receipt of the pries. For sals by all Druggist. See that my signature is aronud each box.
Bole Proprietor, Cincinnati.
lie has also for sale A SMALL FARM, with eood im
provements, one mile from town on the Shelbyville and Sorristown Turnpike. Inquire of the undersigned or Iten. F. Davis.-May2G WM. II. BROWN.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the County Board of Equalii ation will meet for the purpose of hearing and determining grievances, and to equalize taxes within the Couuty of Shelby, in the State of Indiana, at my office in the city of Shelbyville, in aaid county, on Monday the Sth day of June, lt64. S. L. VANPKLT, Auditor S. C. NEAT AXD STYLISH !
'Would it not be well for the " Chinese
dtW of the "Banner" to quit calling the Democrata Copperheads, Butternuts, Secesh rebel sympathisers, traitors, ie., lest they might , be fools enough to conclude after
while that they are "traitors" and pitch right in, in aid of their friends down in Dixie for tlieir owa protection. We are really afraid that the aforesaid "Chinese" will drive the Democrats to some. act. of desperation TmtSM UcDar Thocsaxd Mors. It is iatimaid that a call for three hundred theasand more men trill shortly be issued by the rresidamt Congress is now considering the expediency of striking out the three hundred 4olU C3miaataUon clause, and compel evry 17 eoarir4ed to go or furnish a substi-
JRT The Union League in Philadelphia recently tendered Gen. Meade a reception at its rooms, which he accepted. At the close of the evening, says the Age A leading merchant 6aid to him : "General, while you have been receiying your friends down stairs, we have been
nominating Mr. Lincoln up stairs." His reply was simply : "This is hardly fair to me, sir, for I was told there were no
politics here." This was eminently de
corous, and, if a commercial leaguer had
any sensioimy, would have been ielt as a deep rebuke.
tost
THE niSTOSTOr HOSTETTKR'S STnvarw wre
TERS. The most remarkable msdidneof the day, and the many cures that have len perforated with it in cases or Liver Oomplaiat, Dispepsia, Nervous Debility, and other
uisrwn riuK irou Bisoraered stomach or liver, places it at one among tha most astonishing discoveries that haa
uteu piac in w uuicai world. The diseases to which bitters are applicable are so universal that there are but few of onr friends who way not test their virtues in their ewn families or cirsls of acquaintances and prove to their own
satiftamon uiai mere is at least ona remedy among the many adver-iaaa medicines, deserving tbe public rommen-
wuoa. x or Hie nv ui uif m aoa eesisra, everywhere. May 19, lSttlm,
Fresh Horses and New Buggies
Livery, Feed & Exchange
The undersigned respectfully notify the community that they hare purchased the stable formerly owned ty Lees Amaden, oa Washington street, sod are prepared to furnish Double and Single Conveyances or Saddle Horses to all who may desire. We bare as entire SEW SET of Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Harness, Saddles, ate. and feel confi.lent of ourabiliiy to meet the requirements of the community. Horses, feoagnt, exchanged snd sold. Those having horses to dispose of will find it to their ad van tags to give us a call. Horses kept r.y the hoar, day or week. Shelbyville, May 36, 1?64. WEBB tt LANCASTER.
Choice Property mil undertime! will cause to he sold cn gATCRDAT,
X the 2Jth inst., at Auction, on the premises, all that ground lying North of the Ray Bouse, and fronting on Franklin street in Shelhy ville, and runiiog East to the Alley, Including the Cottage residence. This ground will he divided into suitable tots and sold on terms made known on the day of sale. Good ti tie, free from
all incumbrance will be Bade to tbe purchaser. May 17, ISM. M. M. BAT.
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their value is incressed from one Ui thr per cent, rer aa-
um. at-c.rdicg to the rat of Ui levies ia various paru of
the country.
At the pr-ser.t rite of preir;um on gold they far
uvr.it ritiiiT iEit cext. n'TcncxT
n currency, nJ are of equaicouvciiieijceisa -ermaiiet.t or
teni.Try inv'V.nier.t.
It U Willed that no vcurit'"" oer si grt ioiacemcct"
t' '.'Midcrji it the vfirius ilecripUors of C. S. Bonds. In all ct':.er f.iruis of ind dne. t;ie f.,.th or aKl.ty of pr.va:
pirtlfi or stoot cca.).uiits or s j.r:ite con.mua.t'.es tc'.y i phfiiiei for payuict.t. hi'.e f..r Ihr d-l tsvf the Cuitel ? t-
tao w'uole property of tbe cour.try is holden to secure the
payment cf both :r:iicipal and ir.tfrest inc-in.
Tlicj B'.iius ni.iy l m'l'scri'ed for in sums from 830 up
to any niast:itU', on the same terms, and are thus male
equally available to the smallest lender and the largest capi
talist. They can be converted iiito motey at any n.coieut,
and tlie holder will have the Ici.cfit of the interest.
It ni.iy leuwful to futein this conrectioa that the total
Funded I'eM of the United f .Hts'on which interest is paya
ble in g.)M, on the 3 1 day of March, ItCt, was S"W.9C5.000.
The interest on thi dent for the c .ming fiscal year will te S45.C37.rJC, while thecustoi; 1 revenue in gold for thtcurrent fueal year, andn? June 3Uih, laC4, has been so far at the rate of over SlOO.ttOO.OuO jer annum.
It ill be seen that even the present gold revenues of the
Government are largely in excess of the wants of the Treasurer lor the payment of gold interest, while the recent increase of the UriT will doubtless raise the annual receipts
from customs on the same amount of importations, to $1j0,000. 100 per annum.
Instructions the National Tlans actir.? as loan scents
were not issued troin the United States Trea-ury Uutil March
.t, but in the nr-it thn-e weelti of April t.i suUcriHious
aventftxl more than TKX MILLIONS A WLKli.
ijubscrii'tsoiis will l ercctied by the Firt National Bank of Evantviile. Ipd. UrstNationiil Bank of Fo't Wayne, lud. First National liauk of I'iditnapolis, Ilid. Fir-t National Bank of Lafayette, lud. First National Bank of Mad:s')i,. Ind. l"rst National Bank of Trrre II aute, Ind. AX t MV ALL NATIOXAL, B.IXKS which arc depositaries of Public money, and all UE? BECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout th country, (acting as ap.-ntii of the N'atinral 1" .-iMtary Banks.) v ill furnish further intorm'ion on application and "Aford titry JaciliSy to tultcrtUtrt." May 19, X4. 3ra.
ft th siGA'ofth big irarvzi SGCTHSTDX fVMLIC SHELBYVILLE, IlfD C. J. 3XORRISOX RE?riCTFCLLT annoesces to the cftleees ef tH& o 'ti n ty tl At he has opened a J ewe; ry t tort at the abevw ,1.4. where he perpctes keepir.g constantly on tend a fait a. rtrcei t of guos in t s l,u. cocpru.t g every s'y aa4 grade f Watches, Clocks anl Jewelry', a.l ofh-.chtil be Id aieheap a the saoe article can ieo tained in Circiar.ati or lna.aL:oi.s. aad every arucie so.J ty bm Warraaaed to prove as recommesoed. CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELBY in a satistVtory mar.ner cr a chargelytucrtaiT the place, su-jj PuUlc frqaare, aVga of is Cig Watch. 1 aM also aecrr roe. tum su at
TAYLOR'S PATENT ECOal BELL, a new and economical Invention. Call and see it-
NEW STORE! Wises old stase. South-west corner Footle Saare, UEXOVILLCv IMD.
r.1. & P. HOL.Zr.1AH
couLty that toey hmit oproedout at tLt eVbur asXavUuxi.
J. H. M'GUIRE !, CO., HAYWO permanently located in ShelVyville. are now 'manufrturii.t;aiid will ktrepcnstaiitiyon hauu,a foil atsortuittit of
DOUBLE AND SINCLE
CAHEIAGES
CliOTEIING,
Cents' Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS.
TRAVELING SACHELS. TliUSKS. UMBRELLAS. notions, &c.
Our stock of Goods is complete In every department, and we purpose keei.;r tioi tut the lest, tur stotk is a. so larI, and as purcbael lefore the rerer.t heavy aivauce. anl we can therefore to-dy sell any article ia our lit at reuil ch-jr tln the same can he bought at hoirsnie ia New-York or Cincinnati. A call a&d eianunstion of cur stock is d.-itd. apr.ftl-tie
REMOYAL ! The FuLlic are herety notiSed that I Lave removed ty stock cf COOK. PARLOR AND OFFICE
of tbe various Styles now ia use. We have no Imitation in savin; that we are now selling for less money than any other establishment in the cute.
PL.ATFUR7E A1 ELLIPTIC SFRIXG
WAGONS.
All Work Warranted for One Year,
A EXAMINATION UF OFH STOCK IS
MLlC'lTEDt.l Repairing Done to Order.
LOOK HEEE!
IS l2Pi E3 "57" 22s s
To the new building directly opposite my former location, Lrstdoor South of Goras liardware Store, where I shall continue to krp constantly on hand a full and sujierior assortment of oods in ny Lne,and those desireicg bargains are requested to
Oive me ax Call. I also have an eitensi vt assortment of KETTLES, CASTINGS. SADIRONS. DOG1RONS. CUTLERY. LANTERNS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. kc. I also keep constantly on band and manufacture to order all kinds of Brass. Copper, Sheet Iron & Tinware. it Etjt Mit ejitg .f.ri job aura Done to Order and satisfaction guaranteed. ReaemW the place. West side Harrison Street, first deer South ef Puhlic Square. Oct. H, leC3. Win. i. WIN'QATS.
CHEAP FUntllTURE ! C O I REY & U AD, f Sueeessors to Jameson et Conrey.)
TTIK per.pl. of fhelbyville and vicinity are re-tfa1!y reuestedto Uke notic that at my Shop. North si''e Pui lie S'juare. second door West of Hendricks Drof Store, may always be found a large stock of Home and Custommade work BOOTS AND SHOES For Jfen, Boys, TT 'omen and Misset Wear as can be fcund elsewhere in town, and which I warrant to be Is Good as the Best ar.d guarantee to sell , As Cheap as tho Cheapest. To prove the truth of tfc;s It it only necessary to GIVE -A. C-AJLiXi, Bort or Shoes made to order when des! red. P"Ie Leather f"rie by the side orpl.ee. KFPAIKI.t C done on ahart notice and in a workmanlike manrirr. Jao.3.i6s GtO. n. Dnflf. Photograph Albums & Prizes. I will send one of my beautiful Phntocraph Alharea.maK of the finest Turkey Morocco, with double hravy gold platnl extension claps, and a vaiuahle pnxe, ty ex; res. pre-p.J for five d-jlUrs. No one neel send the money until tby know what prise willarcomaiiy the Altm. Persons can firt s.nd on tDe.r iiames and try their lock. They will t notified 1 return mail of the result of a distribution, when they have the pri-v-.leire of s.ndincfor tlie Album andpnaecr Bot. u they choose, splendid inducements offere-l to idu, Udiesas well a gentlemen. Full parlienisrs. w.th cirralars. Kit bv ms l, Address (with sump for retorn pvaugrj Hra. LI CY ALLEN. boxSbS New Tor ei;j. J7P. S. Any persn ao will cot out this advertise, merit an J enclose it ina letter to some friend iu the aJmy, and notify me of ti fart and to whom sent, shall receive ly return mail a lautifal and exact lite photugraphof Major General GR ANT, worth at retail 4 cents- A single ttasn
J will answer kfthfor tw retnrn PhoUersr.h aaf trial of luck
as DUUI as sect id vim ivtwr. 4-(i srs. abU.i
Ara'.Bths Grand Amy ef tbe Potomac is reported as afceat sdranocg.bnt not sc witn esio the prices ef ear Largess Incomparable Stock of Furniture & Chairs, Which will actually be eeld at a redaction ef frees 10 te tS per cent, on formei priors, tbe truth of which will be reed; a; purer, t to all who will take the trouble to call and examine f r themMlres. The steecisfull in everv drrrfrr
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Plain and upholstered Work, All mancfaetored from tbe best ol material a&4 k.
enced wcrkaen.
OrHEAl, MTA1V1M, DINING AND CENTRE TABLES,
Orrc, Kitchen, Cant and Flag Bottomed and Upholstered CHAIRS, . Ro citing: Chairs, JLcoIcitza Glascesti Cfc Lneadiess variety, ef thewions styles, aad at all prises. XJnclertixUinsrWe have risk's Iron Banal Case, warranted air aa water
, tight. Also, Wood Ceflnaalways on hand er snadu nntrre
In every style new in ase. We bave a splendid llIAKeK te attend Funerals, charging fer the teaa only. Bales Be ssaalsjat aide Harnean St-.eatli el feUs Seeer IHtLlTTILLK. IX P.
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