Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 42, Shelbville, Shelby County, 23 June 1864 — Page 2

IIIE SHELBY VOLUNTEER.

iz - V ZjJ: SHELI5YVI X , J, Jr. THURSDAY, JUJS'E 23,1604. " ' ' ! Gen: GI.O. 2?. Wl, Democratic Union Co. Ticket. ! For Bwt'n!-j.i?;r WAnitlSO.Ti. tor ShfnL-n. rc. a vsur::. For f ftirn.ivic.ntr .I U. W. TsAVIV. For Courty Ptirrf-f r-.j;;it r:?:op. Vcr !rot.er lAVaii S..niTIJ. bill Common Vi7S nistliri. Tor Jat!Se-0, J. CLrhS.li l it. Pottponacat of too Ciixcj;j Canvcr.ticr.. At a tneerin of the Deci oor.itie N;.tonal j ' tseentive Comra:,tt?e. held in Xuv Yorl; on ! the Ulst, it was votec :d thf.t t!-iO fVinctprretir ! Democratic National Convention, appointed . . ...... , t be held in Chicago on the coining 4tli of July, pctft.vnyl until Monday, Augutt IC'di, then to u eci ui the me place. Trogrew of the "War. The bloody drama frr the po.-!ses?ion of Richmond it till in pr.ress. but with no perceptible real a-lvanta by either side. Ai last a.-counta au cubit was being made to take Peieraburgh with the intention cf cutting off the rebel Bupplies and thoroughly investing Richmond, but thus far the work progress slowly, although the carnage is fearful itST Congressional Committee has just closed its labors of investigating the rascnljiies perpetiated in the New York Custom House, and discovereii that for nearly two years past through the connivance of numerous ohim! in this institution cargoes of goods indispensable to the rebels have been shipped, all of which have fallen into rebel hinds. The parties im plicated were either partners iu the transaction (which paid hugely) or received a .valuable consideration for their services. The question will . very naturally occur to the reader, what has been done with these men that have so directly and material y rendered aid and comfort to the rebels in arms? TluX. Y. World, which was the first to exposa the scheme and insist it should be investigated, answers the question in the following brief paragraph : Tbo office-holders who ate responsible for this complicity vith, or sutferance of, tlie most infamous form of treason are btili retained in their places by the Secretary of the Treasury, ami will be till they and their superiors arc put out of power next November by an indignant ami outraged people. XW Let the fact be made known Hast and West, North and South, that the N. Y. Tribune of June 17, 1S64. editorially admitted that the radicals and rebels understood each other, and conspired togethn y t .1. .1.:. .1 . fr - '. V-u 'mon. i "When,' said tue Tribune, throusrhl . , ... , " . xne,rne reoeaiawe eiected Lincoln ouu nmuiiu our iriurapn was nownere more generally or openly exulted over tlnin Charleston, tho fountain and focus of the rebellion." These factions have been equally the curse cf the country, and it is the duty of the country to rally at the next election and put down Lincoln as well as his confederate JetT. Davis. The Return of Vallandigham. On the first page of to-days Volunteer will be found the speech of Hon. C. L. Yailandigham delivered before the Democratic Convention at Hamilton, Ohio, on the 15th of the present month, whereiu he enunciates his reasons for returning and his probable course of action in the future. The position he takes, that he has a constitutional and lawful right to reside on the soil of Ohio, is correct, and noon? but a truckling minion of despotism, can gainsay it. His forcible seizuure and exportation from the State was anoutrago on the liberty of the citizen that shlJ have been rebuked nt the t;:r.e, rnd proHKy wocld r.?t hare been tglcrtcJ in scy ether conr.try thn this pad Russia i: was sn exercise of r.rlitrsry and dcsolie pwer by the r

vesk" af.dbfamens airninistr-.ticn tri"C!rs :ro'ra your oc:rin-:i-. at T.-iil reader it Mioas tr.s pv cf cverv ir.-,i 1 ' ' ioTer cf personal aad Ccnsiltuticnal free-1 T -'.- r i :

Oaa'for ages to cone an.l will niinglr tahe pb.cs in history along si lo the - set cf tyriry cf the dcp cts cf :ce jar)

The abolition press is divide! in opin- ? ..

ion concerning him gome contending that he "ball be immediately re-arrested and again Fent South cf the lines, lut tho more sensible and discreet contend that hesuould bo let alone, come even going fo far as to admit that his abduction Was in violation of Jaw and justice, aivl th? j attempt to lepeat the outrasr3 might ere- j ate serious disturbance, as the people are less inclined to submit to the usurpations cf the admiuihtration now than one year agn. e ennnot say that vv 'lavoever been j a aumirer ot Mr. Yailandigham, nor en jdorsedany of his peculiar notion in regrd to the war, but ho li.we admired his kouiue and con rage in enunciating them i becility uf the Lincoln administration I it is true, a th.j abolition papers charge. ! of the administration, hut it is not the first nnd there in no likelii.oorl that it will i be tho last. j Tile N. Y. World, in f peaking of his ! return, truthfully says: "In this pro-!. 'ceediue. we Lvhtx ilr. Yailandigham ; I 1 l.i 11 o. Hi arrest was an infutnoiH outrage; his exile hn been a long-standir.g shame o ueep a ciisgra-.-e to tne country, indeed, that we could have wUhei Mr. Yailandigham had thought fit to levmiinate " an eari,er Penod ana 0!1 tn verjr ..i i oay oi nis arrival at mo Million, iionse had crossed the river, and on the territo ry of the Stare of New York asserted his i iights ah he has now asserted them "A Sick Soldier asks some Questions." Ye find the following letter in the Cincinnati Commercial, under the above heading, which we ask the community to carefully read and consider. U. S. Gbn'l Hospital, Diy. No. 8, Chattanooga, Tens'., JuneG, 1S34, Editoes .Commercial : I would like to ask through the medium of your paper a few questions concerning the sanitary goods that are sent to the sick and wounded soldiers. Now 1 have been here for nearly three weeks, and the sick and wounded have got nothing, but what the Government furnishes them ; they have not seen- anything that the Sanitary Commission have sent bnt a little clothing. Now any man or woman of common sense knows that a sick or wounded ! man can't liveou bean soup and boiled pork, and that fat enough to fry a pound or two of lard out of it. They (the sick and wounded) must have some lighter diet, but I would ak the people of the North if they senrl anything for the sick ? if they do where, I would ask, does it go to? There must be something wrong somewhere. Men are dying here every day at the rata of six or seven every twenty-four hoars, and what is the cause of it ? It is the food they get and nothing else. The doctors here are, most of them, one hundred days men, men that could not get anything to do at home, and have come down here to kill men. Yours. &c. CHARLFSL. WRIGHT. Co. I , 00th llegt. Ohio Vol. Iufty. The fact about this Sanitary arrangement i that the machinery by which it is operated is complex and expensive there are hundreds of agents employed to solicit contributions, there is a large force of loyal office! s and if a few boxes of goods are finally gotten' ready for shipment, they of course must be accompanied by a staff of agents all these agents and officers of course have to be paid and tbGjr expenses born. It therefore is not i , auipnsiug uiui. me souiei seutom it ever deriveg My be-nefit from tll9 institntioni as liberal as the contributions have been, exceeding twenty millions, as is reported, in the last two years. Another and most objectionable feature of the Sanitary concern is that it is managed solely by clerico-political demagogues and violent abolition partisans, no guarantee whatever that the small moity that would naturally fall to the lot of the sick and wounded soldier is ever thus appropriated.- Ye have taken some little trouble to enquire of returned soldiers who have been iu the hospital if they had ever received any benefit from these Sanitary supplies we found one who had received a few onions and potatoes, and another a can of spoiled peaches, eaid to have been sent by some association to the hospital this is the snm total of our information in upwards of twenty enquiries. We should like to believe this society was honestly and fairly conducted for the actual benefit of the soldier, but th facts guarantee no snch ccnclcsion. "ST List werk Gen. Butler issued the wing crJ.cr to Gst;. Ames. Yc will immediate'.- detail threehrr.ve ; Buuer shciUl hnvs bcetho f.rt un trioa Thero by thi 'impruyiie;! tiibaaal. wrj ":n S3 ho; of eviJrice to

'Proceedings of the Board of County! i -.. - -r m . I

Commissioners June Term 1864. Th Board convened at the Cuurt House on Monday, June 7th. Present: JaUmA. Curtis and Jo:in McCon km.. Commissioner!. The A3fS.4.l!4 tf TiPWrtnfl! nAnArr t.-.m fhn j;fitfrent Townships filed their returns, which were examined and accepted, A License to sell intosicat'.n;; lienors in a less quantity than .ne quart at a timewer, crautcd .John himoin of 5t I'anl, Ira IJ.irvev. ! .Im Meisfcer. John TVprex, 0. G. Keck and John Stint, of Shelhyvil.'e F.!l.lrry Swanigan was appointed Constable for Washington Township, in place of Wm. Young, who failed to qualify. Th following named gentlemen wer? npp iiale 1 physicians for the p.r and to attend mjc!i lamiaes of Volunteers are unable to Jackson JMinuet F. Elder, SU a vear. Wahinon-Harvey R. Benham, f30 a j'.UCrty viement Kennedr, $20 a year Hij.l;..".. II... .i v ' ...v ' ilenancKH Hezekiah Smith, $20 a vear. rvj.-ar Lreek M. Ii. Gnmore. $25 a vear Ha-jover Jt Vanburen N. K Morse,$t0a venr. j " Moral J. J. Fowler. $20 a vear. Addison, Marion and Hrandvwine (ine'.udvonnty assymm and Jail)S. I). Day. 230 a vear. The following names were drawn as Grand j Jurors for the October Turia, 1SC4. of the i.n'lm I' . ..iit.U V.11CU.. l.uurt : Joi.n nepp, Lewis H. Fairbanks, rhrwtopher Girton. 1'armer Cartmill, Llunh Barnes, Honrv Becker, i.ei.j. rarmorougn, .llorgnn Watt. jmiIut Kolbrook, Alex. Harerove, Thomas Zell. Robert Means. Fcr tho April Term li05 : Jam w . Moore, James J. Connor, :iTiie ones, James Hill, Llijah Byland, Kichard Wood, IsaccOdell, Jacob Fox, William N. Bennett, Chaneev Butler, Adam Copple, John K. Smith, The following allowances were made by the Board : FOR SCPPOHT OF POOR N. P. Morse $15 Luev Conner 10 IIuCh Dobbins 424.4S Mary Fatelv 7.50 Martha Steele 10 Richard Beard 40 Curtis & MeCane 15 paniel Snepp 20,50 .John H. Jeffreys 9 Samuel M W 15 Samuel 0"Conner 45.95 .Tames Wilion 13.50 Reding Money t7 Joseph J. Janes 7,50 A. S. Findlyl7 Wru. Conrtleyau 6 Wm. Parrish 3J.77 Geo. W. Holmes 14,50 Thos Andrews 1,75 Henry Huntington 1:0.16 Joseph Fa tcly 1-Cha's Birden 17,03 John Strickler 6;40 Aaron Lewis 20 Geo. C. Thncher J57,50 S. V. Elliott 15,50 AY. F Mason 4,30 Win. II Brown 1.7o John L. Dumus 59 Win. Gaff 3 Reuben Strickler.5 (Jeo. Frances 1 .Tames O. Tucker 19 IX Smith 15,?0 Benj. Shutt 9 I. II. Wilson 9 F T. Brown 3 F. Mankman 2 II C.(Jihb5 Geo W. Ilarwood 13.50 Sylvester Goldinc 25,50 Tho's Dixon 3 Perrv Hittle C.50 John Wise 161.3) Henry Higrins 3 A. II. & J. A. llaymond 2,3. W iu. Carroll 2 Edward Smith 12 Emma Cropper 12 Loui Jolly 1 1.12 Ehy Rucker 51.. L. Church 10 a. a. lasseban 18.62 Harrison -Miller 4, b2 Xeander Kennedy 41.98 IT. R. Ben ham 30 Lenox & Yoriis 1 S W. W. Woodyard 12,02 S. K. Kennedy 17,15 .Terr? Bennett iSOW. M. Phillips' 20 Jarae M. Sleeth 21.73.. . M. K. Gilmore 30...I). 1(011rey...24.20...Wm. Car-on 2...Klinor Butler 12...T. II. Fleming l...Mrs. J. H. Brady 21... Joseph Cumins 11,25. ...Martha Thurston 0... Catharine Hulett 10. ron scrroRT or families of volunteers. James Ryan $89.45. ..John M'Connell 10... Curtis it M Cane 73... Ross A: Stiirgw 20...R F. Sturgis 12,25... Reding Monev 6.50.. .E. Tucker 47,59... Wm. M. Bennett 10... J. 1 Lacy 14S,49...H. Smith 123.75...P. (. Perkins 1,50.. .Wm. Law 77,92 Geo. C. Tharher C06...W. F. Mason27.50 ...S. W. Elliott 137.50 ...M. &E. Updegraff 31,72.. .Daniel HnepnQ 1. II. Wilson 4J75...I. T. Brown 9...R Land 3...R. C. Gibbs 12.. .John H. Jeftries 15,27 ...Henry Huntington 5... John Wise 11...A. II & J. A. llaymond 31,75. ..Andrew Jarrell 10... W. Chapman 2...Elzy Kucker 2,12.. .11. A. Cissahiin 10...Roseberrv & Barley 12... LeanderKennedv 271,68. ..W. W. Woodyar l 140,20.. .James M. Sleeth 124.. .John Hand 16,50. MISCELLANEOUS. John M'Connell, county officer 24.00 Ja's J. Curtis. " " . "i 00 .,V' A. M'Cane, Assessing Noble Tp 53,50 Levi Runshe, Assessing Jackson Tp 5l 'o0 .la's H. Crawford, Assessing Wash nTp.50.(0 R. P. Creed, Assing Liberty Tp .....4I,iX) 5. V. Gould. Assessing, Mo'ral Tp 43.0 W. E. Rittenhouse, Asses'i: Brand. Tp. 37,5u Wm. Phares, assessing Union Tp 39.00 inos i Conner, Ass. Addison Tp 115,65 eno tMeeth. Ass. an Buren Tp.. Wm. II. Pollett Ass. Hanover Tp.. John Frazer Ass. Sugar Creek Tp.., Edward Miller, Ass. Hendricks Tp... S. D. Ludlow, Ass. Marion Tp Levi Runshe, Appraising Real Estate, Jackson Township ...rjo.lu ...3I.0 ...45,tK ...67.50 ...40,00 ..54,05 Isaac Odell. App. Brandywine Tp 40,10 Frank Smelser, Apd. Van Buren Trv.As'lo J. G. Wolf, App. Hanover Township.. ..50,00 Tho's J. Cherry App. Liberty Tp 48.00 Ja's Conner App . Addison Tp K'1.00 Edward Cooper, App. Washington and ' Noble ; s?,00 Henry Y.Gaines, App Marion & ion 90.00 W. C. E. Wanee, services as Ann'er .. J04 (Mi Ja's Milleson, App. City of Sheibvvillo 64 0o! T r mi 1 - - . 9 uuieson. maKinj map ot City 20,' to Henry Doble, Co. officer A; prisoners. ..104.50 Ja's Thompson, printing 12AM Wm. Sheets, Botks A Stationery 177.50 Rosser fc Spring, Books and Stationery '20,00 S. L. Yanpelt, county officer .571.4S W. M. Phillips, Co. officer A- Rev stamps 42.00 John Coleman, public buildinirs 4,00 Viewing roads and making returns 9,00 RECAPITULATION. For Support of Poor 1,735,45 For Support of Families of Vol s 1,863.42 MiFcellr.necus ..2.4 16.63 ..6,103,00 rnr. ktstohy ov v,-zzttvk- 5t:..cu ?:tl: s-y : , ar. :, - a . t -r: i s!. :-ith , r 'i.v. , o i:r -.-. . - r : u-?-. tr.e.r virtue- r. tr!r --.t-i is.ii!eo.;.-c:r: cf a; j tU:-.;.c-s &lJ r :c ve tj i'...: ti. t;:'! t-'.reW.l iast cr.e ro-s!- a-te .r,tT. 7 MV-V -W--' r.- !- r. tr-.-) -s-.- r : to.-

PHYSICIANS, Citizens and Strangers TH please bear in b'.imI that, at m ROBINS' DRUG STORE, Narth-exst comer of Washington street. (North side Pjaire) tor; will always tnia full and supeiior axsorUuei.1 if

DRUGS f MEDICINES. aalected with the freattst care and timcll pur. PURE WINES & LIQUORS For MeJioiiul pnrrorti. anJ ttv oilier article ntr.ll loun1 in a flrtcl.s lrupPtorc. such w rutit lelicin of all kiu.l.. Machinery Oil, Coal Oil, tc. Tolacco, 8ek-ar, atitl Coal Oil Lamp,. SHE LADIES w.Il please tiVe notice that our aaaortuieol of PERFUMERIES 1. .V- I...... 1 . ..'-LI . . I 'cpriSiuaalirarletie. an-i warrant.! ft-nuir.e. Our -1 I , .rtinent r.f Till I.KT SO t JV. filMI:S. pa a r I UI0.9 i.alMConirlet. BOOKS AXD ST ATI OXER Y A cooil awortmect of l.lauk an.I School ton!,., primers. .i 1 a full and superior .tuck of SUliouery, iuoh aa Pal r, In, l'eua, I'eucu., 4tc. WALL PAPER. , H.Tlerlng, W:n furhlp. d lotli an 1 paper). Cortaia H,xrnrea..e.. Ihelart U.ok uul.ideof In-liai apul.s. Ma' 1S' DR. M. U0BINS. STEWART & VICTOR, CONTRACTORS AXD BUILDERS. WE arermw prepared toputuptraiMincson short no. tieeandon the mot reasonable trrran. We also muurioture ami k-ip coimantly on haml at our Fattory on Jarksou trcot. Shelliyvilic, Panel Doors, Sash, Venet'n Shut'rs DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, PILASTER, BASE. WEATHER -BOARDING, FLOORING, SHELVING FOR STORES, P AN ED BO ARDS, MOULdlXG, Ofvarious patterns, .ui table for the fia'.th ofFrame orSrirk Iloues. We arealtoptvparcl ro dre to rrderll Vim? of I.cmlr, including Flooring and Wiiher-lxianliDif fur cutimers ; we cut out. revly to put toer titer, allkinJa ofaurk., lJracliets au! ali Vi nils of Scroll Work. Ferftons about to erecf lmildinei in theronntry will find it to tiu-ir interest to purchase hi our rstatiishmnt, wiser' they can 1 supplieil with nil theo.-rpi';itcr woi k re.my m. of seasoned lnmlier for tVthiishint; othuiMincs. ItiiiMrr havic?rcoiurncis in t!;e country, where material and mechanics are sc:inv, will tini il to thsir iuterrat t'lcail and examine our sWk. N. B. Stnir buililincof sll Viiisdone to rrder. " From our lona eXTinen-iii nil th!il.ive branches of our business. e flatter ourslv.- on Iwing Aide to cive the utmost j Miidfnct'on to :ll who tuay fjvor us with thrir iistroiia.e. REMOVAL ! GEO. W. F. KIRK HAP REMOVED HIS BOOT, SHOE & HAT to the Somh-West corner of tne Tuidic Square and Ilarri- . 1 . T I QtrMrt. rflnin f. .Mnarl nwitnil I i:..i.m.it' 1 1 . I .. . Storr). a here he hus ou exuibi tion a very large and compute ' stock of I BOOTS, SHOES, HATS! AND which he will sell s low as any offe can afford to sell the fame grmie of work. Xo Trouble to Show Goods. Don't forjet the place, "the 0U1 Hardware Store." XEAT A!YI STYLISH! Fresh Horses and New Buggies Livery, Feed & Exchange STABLES. The andersifrti-d respectfully notify the community that they have purchased the sU le f. rnierly owned by Lw Amsden. on Washinston street, and are p" reared to furnish DouMe am! SincleCouTeyai.dS or Saddle llorwi to ail who may drsnv. We hare an entire NEW SET of Horses. l!Uir:es. Tarriaces, Harness, mldles, &c.. and fei'l ci r.f. .lest of onra)litv to meet the re-iuirements of th o.mmuiiity! !:: d .-Twiiienait to their -ira giyeu. ::',!? " ytt i txxTZ?.. "' '"i 's'uv-iii. -ai luuiK-eii anil sold. Tfioj lutvinir hor1 v. j 1 . . t, 'V ''7 ,r l" ,''-'' z:i ' ' r.v f V r,- i : -a f-e sut of !:.. sr. it r.v ;.-e th-c'tv cr- ' v'T.

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DRUG STORE. RECENT aitinAe purchaefoi iuh, enatlea nc U , aay to tl publ.c, that My Stock is tomiilcte, And will be sold Low- for Cash, CONSISTING IN PAUTOT COAL Oil. SCHOOL COOKS P1PEU XOTIOX SUGARS LA .HPS LI.NSCKI) OIL. TVIIITr. LI' lD bird srrD I.AKD on. i:."vi:lopcs TOItACC'O uittsiirs riszi oil. Trumxnr. wnnoiv ci.avs spires CASTOIt OIL, 'silent 3reclieineKi AND A VAMtTY CF OT!!Er. r..Xrs. Troscri)tions ITT C WITH tfKEt CAT.E. r.ememVrthtp've North ie rut lie Square, tare '. Wrtt.f ti.eol l -mJ. May, 1-ti. is hk it "v i m 'I' iM1 f ONE MILE WFST OF SIIKIT. WILLE, INDIANA. EI.IAS JSACY, formerly .Vin-.r-trinrer s.t Lnnrtl. I'rar.k'in .-o-i-ity, hav-rc l-n em-,1 .rtl as Aprntami Sii-eriiit?ml:ti:t i' this Knot' -rj . v.ou 1.1 say t t'.ie farmers, j ft Shelly iinda.lj.;ii.i:i: count,- !.i:it li-i;;i.-i":t:i- .,r.H 1 and M.whitier;' vf thij rt ;:.;.!.;.uicjt ia irt rate or Jcr !r i .Custcm l5ror.-, I ; r.oll Carliiii'. Car Vin; 3,1 1 Snn'l.r;. ra:.;.i-g fin-et Wr;i ami M"C.ii. lari.. b.a::u':M.'tur t ; . :.r.e:is, Hauiicl vi'Iai'i J l lit:i;ft.X, i'i:ll t li-Ui, t wviuce-, Yav-sij-, 4.C. Fulling, Dijcivg aud Ciotu Dressing will I ilonj ii t!i 1-st Po'il le manner. We hare a lai stn k n mis iui:iuf.a:tured at this Fa -tory suc? as JEANS, SATIN ETiS, I BLANKETS. CARPET AND STOCK 1NJ YARN", PLAIN AND PLAID FLANNELS, to. Sell r Exchange f.r W!. Tisc ei"siK-( "ts.irlicl Price ill l j :i: 1 Lr il s:.d W..i ;r-ae. ROLL JAISil.(s Willis- alVr. le,l to ti ?jfrt U'ti.v. All otSsr wot W in asii'Tt a tin ..s j .is.ii . It. V.- w,u tif in i:i'ic.!arra:n"l f.r U-r- '.ma:! t. LL! A? M.M'V. Mieli.y vitif. May 5. I'3i. A.u'.a..! ATTENTION" ! riMlin community arc r-'j-eetfully ni.tifl"! t!rt we Iu S IITtii-e.! tiie ii t--ri;it ..i 1 !i.i'.l:i, jsj thes.i li-ai, , Un i.i.-s 1 11. ;h v '.m,i ..'! f 'si. ij ..i d 1 i:r;w t- i.t.i.uiiiK iimj I iixii. s iu all .is i.iAix',1 . a;j'i i.ura.t; Jiia. hv.-ry a-l.ri.; vild I-J u i!l pr-'V ki r.-c-.i.iiu. ij !. :i v iroa to I e prwlical and f.-r:-:w I vi.ri.u.n ur-el ud eiiiili if:rry article ir.ii.i'.c ui . 1 our personal supei v.siou. ii;U.':ii I . iiuii.i.i. S.uidEes nm Ihn nvss of aijtia'.i'.y ck-J f.s the 1 t ar.d st pric as lo as t"..lowet. A mil is r-uu-". d. KKI'Alr.l.Nii of all kinds li.-.c to r-W. ap'JS-tf.J UM Khhtst CHENEY. y GROCERY CASH AND PRODUCE STORE WM. F.TlASON, Iiealer in all Rinds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Nrth-We.t Corner Harrison aud Vraklia Streets. rint? Tar, Nail, all kimls. Willow Ware, Well Duckets, Crockery, Office Mills, Tal le Cutlery, lutiins. Cainiies Tea, ail kinds, Clint r.s. Ammunition, Coal Oil fc Lamps, Grouml Coffee, English Currauts, Hoosrier Jeans, Hvf, IrowueJ, Yellow Ware, WHITE SUGAR HONEY SYRUP. Tins, Nellies, Snsjen-l-rs. Thr'-aJ, rI Notions cf every kin 1, W htdsaleaiid Ke:ail. COOTRY PRODUCE Takes In exc? ar.?i fjr Ca-h or Jois at the hi lies t market price. I u!iil keep cotuilyon Uiu.J a lull anvrf n.ent of GARDEX AXD FIELD SEEDS. Dcsir.iWc ISusincss Properly FOE SALE. TUT. hi'.l V. ?nth-?'t eom-r cf Pt! lie on Washiufftonrtrer.', oocnpnd ' the L'incn Lkttf, U oilTed f.-T sate it atar)rain a::-1cn ensy frn:. il ti r ct in tr!e. Cture. Ac, of sid I'tm Bakery, conjust:t.i, f ae::'al aso rttnent of Farrf-y rt;ci. Toys, Coi.frCt' nury. Nuts, r.::n; e)in Karu.turr. rvrns. itc. Ii ii - oi "--tt:r.:ty and 1-iciUon tor aoy one d-ireii s to t-:r i". i .!. j'-if-rr C- -,'f -.-r t n'Des. I ' 1 ;; a:. 1 . u.. ; t..: ' . : ! -tt. 11 . K V. I r Z'-'' i.Z ! 5 -r:;;.,i5 r-v 1 ,ci, ----- - - - , Z1L"--J I 11 T JVJT VV.T SOAP A P Pi!5lX-i IiY-

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SlICLIITf4c UIMI AI COLt 9ICB k Miixni u. it. TRMNS PAeS IIKLBT 1LLE. From Ku!!;vi;... I rvta Coium' . Wait Hfl.B. ITor Co'.cir.l u.. .e SSa-i . 3.1i p. m. j For Kbhu'e.. .3 2v r , CHEAP FURNITURE 1 COREYA:UAD, ' Suocc.crt to Jaa.aacn & Cot.rt .) ! Afr.'n .v. Oracd Arm y cf the Fotr.ir.ar I. rerrr:.i iV ' a C.' rt :.t c w.ta a iu t! r;ctf hr Lar . i Furniture & Chairs, Wa'-b c!ri?ly h jr! at a Section cf frn 1 t CS i-r L:.ii-rniti j rioea. trutA cf hirh ot 1 tea r ' ;; -ri 1 1 all ill t! trou lctorali a::il ciacii. a f -r frfrtothuvv. Tli ttociiifull ia teiy lit ntcctt, tttPhiu and Upholstered Work, A'l ST:af ir: jreJ f.-jn. tin bestet material tnj y txpntcccl aorkujiT. ururAi, t.id, DINING AND CHNTRE TABLES. OJice, Kitchen, Cart ami 7a7 Bcitcmtd j and Uphotsttrtd CHAIRS, T 7 i W Tf0)I ft, jLdpUB itifj Cf J3 t & 9 4 C 1" BI variety, f the various style. ar.l atLllfhor. XJndci-uiliiia:. TTef'Sve Fisit'slron lti:mal varrsr ted s.ran -J t'.Kt.t. Al. WvlCC.tialwav un !.ti.i or 111 W t. IneTrry ! 1 iiw iii use. t.e a sieixud liCALlS to at-n4 luuerals.cl4trrir.Ftur the teui. ub'.y. Sales lU.un.r Ea-t i' Ilrr;-r St..S..rhf Tut lie f juar SULLUYVILLE, IM). Nsv.ST. ISfi". THE CR AT EXULISII REMEDY. SItt JAMES CLAIJKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PIUS. rnoTLfTFD r.v TOTAL lltti ls i atlnt. rrJtr1 frs.tn ,1 j r-t H, r.f ,r . 'ft.. ". It i . X' J h'jn.'-flt LjfTtt'-r '.n try t"'J.e ',!... Th. iDx.Ju:.t) ew...'.M i t.f. lit j in t'i -tr Y kit th-r 1 aii.ful an 1 fcc-ra djteiMrs tu h,U t!. fntal c nruto'iofi isui jtu Iimratr J c nwi and f f Uioves all .''j-arli.'iis. sad a j cure ryy t rl vd. to ?i akicii:d i.Anir it i rernTiariy su.ud. Itatili in 1 il'irt ter, trint es Ux: m.,iCj1y j-ri"d rt tuliri'.y. r.a-'h 1. t'.le. pri.-i. One I ol'.ar. In-ars the oTrrBjrti Suti.j. t)f; ie.it !riU!j, t jjn ei,t o.u'Tfr.t. 77.-e 't.7 a.ot.f tn,t i-e liln l,f f.mj.'t t'urinj l FIUsT THUf.F. i'y.V7 ' f J 'rt ,"" ." " t.y in vrt ! ' ' H'i'J u J.'iiri t.tjf . I tit til uT u t-L.rr Ittr'i tit I n all -! ,,f Vrv-n: an! Spiral A Prr. t . Pa r . the Lack m,d Limbs. tipu- or. !:jbt ,n. PalpOat."n ot t'i lit-.irt, !lj vt,cc :,.H:,m, V- Vtm r r.r-t a t urr l 11 .1 i o'.li. r u i, ijut J..;i. J ; i1 al:b a p..er:ul vii iy. l i e- t,um ir..u.cl jjcl, aLt.au 1.7 or at.jTtiiiij; tiui ttul ta li.r cniuuvin. I ull dirreiioi.s i i the p .m;.!.it-t around each t-a-'ka, which utioli id Is-ojrtf JJ.y pis in rved. Sole Afit tor he I'tiivd ? lut ai 1 Tansds. JOH lo.-K, V7 C orttKi.iit uittl. ew-Trk. N. n. Sl.ti't and C p,t.ii- ,?nn fif'k.d t'. any aathor.rvd A -rent, will iisir a ti r. n-rtu n rr Ml Puis. I j rclurriULui. In.M. 1-Ui.INf. Ag-uV, H.;;t jrjlle. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. PULMONIC WAFERS! TneOri.inal MeMrire Vt! '..shed in I'trT.anl frt arte: r-f t'teaiTid evr ititr-Klwel undrr the r iroeff pTxnomc Wanais" in this rany o'lier mtintry ; all rt!T rulDK.iiic Wafers are c unr-if-.-iln. 1 he g rs.ui:ieejii t fcnwn ly tiie ruoae of LitVAN Iruip Uii.r l oo each WAFR. P.Ts" PtUS MC VllDI Jiel'eveCiui:!.. " re Throat. Horer,es. Iiav!k I tt iSK U,r,i E- beve Athma. Itrorchit.s. I-iD .'tit Hreattit j. l.KT"s l'i l sic Waraa ICeiiere f pitt.nc f I.iood. i ait.s m tha Chest. j 1:ht' l'i loic Xirni Ei-liee Ircid:ent Conuo.pt:. n. Lui.r I'iseaw. I'.Ptai's Prtoi. Winn Relieve Irr-.ut;on f t! I'val ar.d Totals. l I'tLM-sit Wrtai Reiiere the aiiore rimpUnts in l-n Minute". Hrt Pttrcrsic Wirrsn Area Ele-slns to all cl.-s and C"r.stitctirr.s. IlRT4SS PtLMOMT WrE: Are adattcd for V realists m! I'ablic 5ake.-s. I:rt Pi l' M' W'arr Are inasitoide lorra and plwi;t tu Ce taw. Pit"i Ptiwosic Wartrs Not only rt!itv tut ef.x t rapid ar d 1 ustit; Ceres. HrT PitioasT Wrws Are wsrraiitr-l tj pe Mt -lrtiou tu eeryr). Nofani'lv t without a box of RHTAN"? fVI.1 .M'lMC WATI U Inthehouw. No traveler should l wittiout as'tppiy T Pryan's Pulmri.ic Wafr in hisporit.t. No iieim w;ll eier o jyt to pay l .r Lktss's PttBOsjc Wfji' Twentr-I'is Cents. JOB MOshS, f-K' I'r i-ri-V-r. '.7 Cortlapdt rt. Jf. T-57-1j1 Dr. M. 1.0BINW, Aaent, Silt7Till. Spring is f2ere, Summer I Coming AnJ SAH. 0C0N5EP. East side Pctl-c Snsr. has Jmst received one of ilje largest sUicks of tmml CLOTHING For Men and Boys Wear ! Tver Wore r?rr-I in this city, Cbtsprisir; erery rtrletw style, wnira wer r-oniit at Hw T parrs Tor cash. a4 ill Ur ld ata sn-ailadirax.ee- A1m. a gcacral awcr:xilof FURNISHING GOODS, sich as Cr.tton and Wcon Shirts. Collars, naatfkrrihjsss. Neck T.rs, rapetdrrt.Uk.ves Sscks, Ac, iaelud.sj C Z 2 for Mra asd Beys. Traveling Sachcls & Umbrellas. ' Oiranti a!e to arder when desirsd. afid a parrt :-l -t .xl. C to order. , .Vf.rir.r a-y ir: :le : th-C.:V.Zi ! :aaw-,;i f. '.t V-a4tii.ti.-e W r-v i( a caih