Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 42, Shelbville, Shelby County, 23 June 1864 — Page 3

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iTo O -A. Xi . rroaecutor 4th Judicial Circuit. yr, are authorised to announce the nam ef WILLIAM C EC18', -f Connenrille, ui candidate before the DanrraticnomtnUiiig Convention for Prosecuting Attcrrf the 4ih Judicial Circuit. ift. Sncts Toa plse announce that I will he edirtate hefer tb Pera-icratic Convection, of tt;e 4;h Jo-)-ml Circuit f Indiana, for re-nominaUee for the ooe of Tim Mating Attorney for taid Circuit. SAMUEL S. nARRELL. LOOK HERE ! SEASON ARilAXGEMNT ! 1000 Subscribers Wanted ! We have made permanent arrangements j for tho enlargement of the SnELBv VolcxTKER to 23 column paper, commencing with the next issue. For this purpose we have contracted for r new press, and shall make ach other improvements as may te necessary to enable us, as in prior yertr9, to put out one of the best looking weeklies in the State, nd no effort shall be spared on our part to make it one of the best and most thoroughly Democratic. We now ask our friends throughout the county te exert themselves and give us a large circulation, that sound Democratic principles may be thoroughly disseminated among the people of old Shelby. In order to perfect these improvements we hall be compelled to suspend publication for one and probably two weeks, but after that shall maka our appearance each and e?ery Thursday morning. We shall be compelled to raise the price for yearly subscription to tho Volunteer hereafter to $2,00 per year, being hardly equivalent to 51,00 three years ago. The abolition press is canvassing the propriety of the ''Government" cstimatins the number of men it will require to.be sacrificed the same as it estimates it expenses aud then give notice that so many, say fifty thousand, will be required monthly either as Volunteers or conscripts. It is contended that this plan would bo much better than the levy of large masses" of men at a time, to be rushed into the field without discipline. The plan is certainly feasable, but tfie people premeditate a draft this Fall that will Rend the present infamous administration, niggers and all where they belong. Real Estate and Loan Agency. By card in another column it will be observed that the parties there named have opened an office in this city for the purpose of doir.ga eeneral Agency business in the purchase and sale of Real Estate, effecting loans, renting property, collecting rents, itc. Those having business of this description will find it a saving of time and labor to entrust it to them. Thev are competent business men, and will devote their time and attention exclusively to the lueiness. Go and See ! See What? The large stock of willow market baskets, ladies work and traveling baskets. Notions, Candies, Nuts, canned Fruits, Cove Oysters, v.c. tc, just received at Thachers, No. 1 Ray House. He also has largely replenished his btock of Groceries, Wooden and Stone Ware, and has a superior article of pure Rio Coffee, scorched and ground ready for use, which those who hae tried it pronounce A. No. 1. All these and a thousand others, are sold at the lowest possible figures, and are warranted to be ns good as the best. Remember the place, No. 1, West end Ray House. 2t Rain. We had a fine shower of rain on Sunday afternoon, thefirst for several weeks. It done but little in the way of cooling the oppressive atmosphere, but the growing crops and especially garden truck, which was nearly burned out, was incalculably benefited. There was another light shower on Wednesday morning, which was thankfully received, and its repetition now and then would not be amiss. John P. ITaloJohn P. Hale has been slaughtered by the Abolition members of the New Hampfchire Legislature, who have just refused to Te-elect him to the United States Senate. Ho has had too much to pay against the thieves in office to retain his standing in the dominant party. While he has been willing to make "a good thing" himself ont of the miseries entailed upon the country by the war, he has yet insisted upon lhe right to speak out against official robberies in the Government service. This cost him his re-election, and he has been defeated by Aaron II. Cragin, who is to succeed him. XT An PTohnnrrn .naol-mn. f . , , 7. ' -t0 uauimore nominations, truly exclaims t,, . ., inuy eitiaiius . Lho ago of rail-splitters and tailors, of buffoons, boors, and fanatics, has succeeded. In a crisis of the most appalling magnitude, requiring statesmanship of the highest order, the country U asked to consider the claims of two ignorant, boorish, third-rato back woods lawyers, for the highest fetation ia the Government. Such nominations ia such a conjuncture araea nsuk to the common pense of the people. God ears tbo Republic."

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF SHELBY, STATE OF INDIANA, OF THE RECEIPTS ani EXPENDITURES OF COUNTY REVENUE FOR SAID COUNTY FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY 31, 1S64. REPORT Or AUDITOR. RECEIPTS. Balance onhani Mav 31, 1863,...$ 4,783 43 Delinquent tax of lG2 collected. 1.236 17

lax of 1&63 collected, 16,925 93 CoaDfy Bonds 8oli, 25,400 00 Brokers License, 400 00 Jury fees from Decatur eountv... 120 00 Docket fees, Com. Pleas Graft,... 64 00 uartUoiomew co. in partition of road 4 5 Estrajs 35 Total Receipts $43,934 63 EXPENDITURES. Orders outstanding for former v'rs,$ 443 65 1,800 00 Drawn on account of poor, 6,003 53 on ac t sup. 01 fam. of v ul. 5,821 14 " of Road, 85 TO " books fc station'rv, 475 17 " er's taxes refund'd 49 52 " assesinjr, G03 25 " public buildings, (other than co. Ay) 504 76 " discount, 6 00 " interest. 256 72 county officers 2,450 53 " county assylura, ... 462 91 " prisoners 87 97 " Just'cs of thereace 17 60 " Judsie C. P. Court, 276 90 " Bailiffs 63 50 " Jurv 135 00 " Insane 343 49 " Inquests, 202 85 " Fuel 112 90 " Bailiffs Cir. Court, J 24 43 " Jury for Cir. Court 379 06 ' Grand Jury, 25S 02 a. ( ti IC l I Elections 59 50 Racov. Re. Records Enrlm'tof Vol'nt'rs U. S. Rev. Stamps, Printing 204 31 24 50 24 90 IC appraising real est costs in Court IS 2S I B tytoVoL(orders) 24,700 00 f " " fbondsl 25 400 00 1 u ii (bonds) 25.400 00 Couutv bonds sold, 25,400 00 Tros. At. C. P. C t, 55 15 Int Com. Sch. f'd 22 80 Attcrnevs 167 50 Dis. on Co. Bonds, 842 00 11 11 Total .. 599,264 15 REPORT OF TREASURER. ' RECE1TTS. Balance on hand May 31, 1S63....$ 4.7S3 43 Delinquent tax of 1862 collected,.. 1,236 17 Tax of 1S63 collected, 16,925 93 County Bonds sold 25,400 00 Brokers Lisense 400 00 Jury fees from Decatur County,... 120 00 uocket rees.Uom. I'leas Court,... 64 00 Brrtholomew so. in partition of r'd 4 75 Estravs. 35 Total Receipts, $48,934 63 EXPENDITURES. On acc't of poor $ 6,0G6 9i Jurr. Circuit Court,... 260 10 Bailiffs, Circuit Court, Jury, Com. Pleas Co't, Bailiffs, do do Inquests County officers. Assessing, Books and Stationery, Roads and Highways, Elections, Justices fees, Insane, Printing Erroneous taxes relun. Public buildinsfoth'r 'ban County Asylum) Fnd, : ; I'l isonci s, r.. Attorneys, Sup. of families of Vol. Costs in Court, County Asylum Grand Jurv 110 43 110 00 70 00 130 85 2,353 27 69S 25 535 13 62 70 47 50 16 25 474 57 2' 6 50 63 25 491 81 112 90 405 90 167 50 5,677 97 17 28 467 60 211 72 i Pros. At'y Com. P. Ct 55 15 Blind, 1 go Judge Com. P. Court, 276 90 Bounty to Volunteers, 24.600 00 County Bonds red'm'd, 1.800 00 Emoliment of Vol'trs, 24 50 Rec'vry of Rec. Rec'ds 204 31 Apprais. of real estate, 25 00 U. S. Revenue Stamps, 24 90 Witness ffs 1 00 Int. Com. School fond, 22 80 Int m bonds A; orders 232 89 lbs. on co. bonds sold, h42 00 Total expenditure,... ..$46,965 21 ..$48,934 63 .. 46.965 21 Total Receipts, Total Expenditures.... Balance in Treasury May 31, '64, 1,969 42 recapitulation. Total orders and bonds issued and outstanding 99,264 15 Total orders and bonds redeemed as per Treasurers report 46,965 21 Total indebtedness May 31, 1864, ?52,29S 94 Balance on hand as per Treasurers report, May 31,1864 1.969 42 fv.0.329 52 JOHN" M" CON" NELL, .JAMES. I. CURTIS. 'irned : The Shoddy Convention. The New Ycrk Tribune is disgusted with the Baltimore Convention. Wilkinson, its Washington editor, writes its history in terms of contempt. Hear him: It is a history in part of the admission into the Convention as States, and into the Federal Union as States, of Arkansas, where under Bands we have been whipped not only out cf our boots, but out cf our actual political possession of the soil sufficient to elect a hog-reeve of Lo;:i: i5 UlllCien t t O Cl ect a hog-reeve Ot LOUIS!onn uUr.,v, v.1,,1 I t jjust so faras onroO-pounder rarrott guns I j will shoot, and not oik- inch further of ! lennessee, where we havo jui isdiction and political erin i.,t a rishermen in Jfiuuiy liave foothold between the ebb and flood of the tide, and not one inch more of Nevada, Colorado, Nebraska, scarcely lleJged Territories, in whose behalf, when knocking at the Electoral College and elbowing older Massachusetts and eld New York in their hot hunger and thirst after the rewards of politics, not one vrord could be invented for public avowal, savo that their admission to

the Convention would help three several cheme to bring them into the Union s States ! ! I do not care now to write the

history of this new chapter ia American politics. It can bide its time. Tho Lady's Friend For July. The July number of this magazine is one of the best yet issued. It opens with a beautilul and piquant steel engraving, called ''How thev Caught Fish," which represents a couple of young lovers earnestly engaged in C'jnvefsatin, apparently much to the astonishment of n party of ladies, who have just come to the edge of the woods. Then follows a very handsome fashion plate, such as this magazine is becoming noted for. Then an engraving of the Empress Eugenie, and a large number of others, devoted to the illustration of the latest styles of dress, &c. The music of this number is aGrand March from the opera of Faust. The literary matter includes "A Story for Sisters-in Law," "Mistress and Maid," (with an illustration.) ''Edna's Faith," "Richard Graham's Love," "Tho Maiden's Answer," "First and Last," "The Transformed Vil lage," (illustrated.) "A Woman's Pride," Editor's Department, &c Arc. Price $2,00 a year; 20 cents a single number. Addres Deacon & Petterson, 319 Walnut St. Philadelphia. Gold is onward and upwards. The last quotations being $2.30(3.2,35. CCT The Shelby Common Pie is Court will be postponed until the'l4th of July, instead of the 4th. Godev for July. We cannot say this number excels in excellence any of itsprede-

266 SOjcessors, forGodey is always perfection, but .5 00 1 ifcic jri tin Tvn r9 in fpvirtr Tho focl unnro tin t

,.v , n J ,, . 7" . , 7 ankee DoodIe 13 Patri0tic design and artistic in execution "Fourth ' of July" is a picture that will be realized by thousands. A colored double Fashion Plate, containing six figures designs for embroidery, fancy needle work, dresses &c, are numerous and will be readily appreciated by the ladies. The literary contents are in every respect on a par with th artistic, as none but the mcst accomplished authors are engaged. Address L. A. Godey, Philadelphia Pa. Terms $3 a year. JchnC. Grew, Jwrt Wiakit, P. M.Gbixx, GkREEOSr & CO., Rf ai Estate and Loan Agents. i OJte in JIasonio HeM, East tide Pvllio Sqrtare SIIELBTVILLE, INDIANA, Business in the tray of selling and renting Real Estate, Collecting lU-nis.and ue$;otiatii!J5 and securing loans is respectfully solicited. Proii t aiteution given to business entrusted to us. je23-6m Farmers Take mVo ticc : Greensbcro," Decatur Co. Ind., June 14th, 18C4. Messrs. Wray & Mayhew, Agents for J. II. Manny Reaper & Mower, Sheibyvilie, Ind. I am informed from what I 3aid when at your City lhe oiher a.y in reference to John II. Manny Reaper and Mower, that certain njonts for other Machines are putting their ows construction on it, and using it against the sale ofaid M.ichine. I here state for the purpose of correcting any rocg impressions, that agents aud those interested in the sale of other machines any be trying to make. I have dealt more or Kss with the abore Firm and their representatives for the last three years and have alw.iy' found them strictly honorable and willing t do what thry had agreed to in every particular. Further, tha t thdr Machines sold in this Cour.ty have giT.n as good satisfaction as any others as far as I have 1 eed a'.le to learn. The sales made by their aent here this year amount tip to this time to at least 35 or 40 Machines, being more than that sold of any other kind, which goes to show hat the farmers think of it, and I further believe that farmers btiyiii it, will not be disappointed in getting a good reliable Machine, and one that n ill give satisfaction. I am not a-ent fir any Machine and bare no more interest in the sale of one machine than anojher but do cl-kim to have and interest with the farmers. Yours Respectfully, PUTNAM EWINO, cf the Frm of Ewing Sc. Po'.ey. UOBACK'S STOMACH HITTERS. SOLIIEirs HOME SltesintiVdent's urnce, To Dr. C. W. Roback Clx Juce My VtkR Sir : I ara dipens'.ng a second invoice of your Stomach Bitters among th large number of men who daily arrive at this institution for refreshment and rest. The universal testmoney is that these Bitters are the best made. For the various summer complaints which afflict so many, I know of no remedy so safe and so sure. Plutarch saj b To ask a physician what is easy and what is hard of Jigestion, and what will agree with the stomach, isabout as sensible as to ask what is sweet, bitter, or sour." Persons wh look out for hreakers and have your stomach Bitters in the house I am sure will never ask any one tliefjolish question spoken of by the great philosopher. I must not ouut a word or two for your Catawba Brandv. I have many mn here who have brandy prescribed for them bv distinguished Army Surseous. The effects of vnnr nn"irh r. mostlieneflcial, fUrmoreso thanfromacy previously taken i . c. .,..rire a reauypure Brandy cannot fail in their i purchase it they get your band. f i am, uocior, with niuc'i respect. Your Servant, O. W. D. Andrsws, Superintendent. TTfOiTice anl manufactory No's 50, 5?, CO and 6Q Est Third Street. For sale Everywhere. ein INOTICr. OF AD9IMISTRAT105. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the undersiened has been X appdi n ted Admi nistrator of the estate of David Robertson, late of Shelby coonty. deceased. Said estate is suppoa cd to be solvent. June 23.. 164. FRANCIS AMOS. Administrator. Administrator Sale. "jVTOTICE is hereHr given that I will sell at Public Auei.1? tion, on SATURDAY, the 23d of JULY next, at the residence cf David Robertson, late of f heiby count v, deceased, all his personal property (not tiken bv'the widow) consistinst of Horses, Cattle. Household Furniture, ic. TKllMS. A credit ef nire months will be given on fU sums over three dollars, the pus-chaser piTinsr his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraismeDt laws. June 23. Ieu4. FRANCIS AMOS, AdmV. NOTICE OF AD.nLISTRATI05. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersip.1 hns been l appointed Administrator of the estate of Robert WorMn:!. lateef Shelby county, India,, deceased. Said esiSaarpo : oscd to be solvent. June ix2. lSfi4. aTlvi'lItN A. WORLAND, Administrator. IQAAO iTi A A I Q IOMMO MVIO, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IJf Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, GLOVES AND STRAW GOODS. Ho has Just Kec'd his Spring Stock OP GOODS, direct from the Manufacturer in the East which he will sell x. LOW as the LOWEST. All the LATEST STYLE Vrent at No. 15 Penury lraaia street, four doors South of the Post OtEce, er.30-lyl IXUIANAPOLIS. IX.

Notice, to Stock Holders. office of ttte sflelbyville and Smith land Tcknpike Compant. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company held on Monday the 2nh day of March, an installment of twenty-five per cent, upon the capital stock was declared due and payable on the first Monday in June, 1864, at the office of sai l Company. Additional installments of twenty-five per cent up"n the capital stock was declared due and payable on the 1st Mondays of August, October and Dt-cember. By Order of the Board, E. M. Wilson, Secv. S. L. Vanpelt, Trcas. March 2?th, 1?64.

OrF;cE or tde Shelbtvillb & Columbus Tcknpike Company.

Any of the Stockholders of the Shelby ville j the.r bonds draw interest from March 1st, ly j aying theacand Columbus Turnnik Company who prefer ! crued inUrtinoin (or In L"d States tmtes.or denotes

paying their Stock subscription in work will apply to Mr. McGe who has contracted to make the road. He will employ Stockholders in prefrfren.e of all others and pay the hichet wages for men and teams. By Order of the Board, David Louden, Sec'y. May 5th, 1S61. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OrrrcicWTHt Shklbtviu.i Sc. Colcmbcs TcRNrtitE Co., Shcll'yv'.Ile, February 4, ltt4. Ata ra'etlPTof tha Board of Directors of the Company 1 I on Saturlay the '2'M day of January, l"C4.an instailtuentof twenty fire per cent on the Capital fttoc wndeclarel due and pyaNe on the first Monday In May, 104, at ths otfee of said Company. Further additional int-llments upon the Capital Stock was declared due and payable on Die first Monday of June, J!y and Aucusteach. By Order of the Boarl. DAVID LOUDEN, Sec. Andrew J. CnrRT, Trcasurr. 6m DR. J . G . KENNEDY, DlTIST, T f A VINO permanently looatH in She .1 I bvville. is prepared to attend to a! business m h;s line, in the latest and mos approve d s'yle. and rcsrectrullv tenderh's v:rvie? t- the citire.m of MWhyvi'le and vicinitv. Office ovor Eiiiott'i htore entrance first door North of the Post Office. dec. 10-ly FOE SALE. TnEucdTs'nelwill sll a desirable residence i. in the City f SheHvvi!Ie,on reasonable t-ruis. Ke has also for sale $MALL FAItM, with sood im- "iL, provemenls, one mile from town on tho Shelbyviile and Norristown Turnpike. Inquire of the undrsignd or Men. F. Davis.-May2a WM. II. BROWN. TMt Specific rtttoTU you to former htalth without it you t the tjftct of duM. Dr. sLUDLOl'S SPECIFIC. This It tli great A, eoverelgn Remedy (composed of EXTRACTS from ludinia Kootsi and Herb,) for all diseases of tho Vrtnary and Sexual Urgeus, eocli as Incontinence of the Urine, lnflamma lion of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stone In tho Bladder, 1st riot ure, iravel, Gonorrhms, Gleet, and Is unrivaled by anything yet discovered for curing the Whites In o men i When used accord ins; to directions this Remedy has neither taste nor smell, and its use cannot be detected by any one. This remedy is perfect and requires no injections, which are calculated to destroy and deaden the diseased organs, but removes the poison from the eytem, creating buoyancy and beslth. It is no quack Medicine, but is the embodied experience of the Physician most successful ia curios; all diseases of this class. O f Let none despair as this remedy effects the most astonishing cures, when all others fail. Price only Sl.uO per box, or 6 boxes for $VUO. Sent by mail to any address on receiptor the prioe. Torsale by all Druggists. See that my signature is around each box. WO Bole Proprietor, Cincinnati.

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U. S. 10-40 BONDS. Tbe Bonds arc inued under th Act of Congress of March Pth, 1-C4, which provides that all bond tanw.1 aa-Wr Cut Act shall he EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or noJer any state or municipal authority. Subscription to these Bends are received in United Su or notes of Netlntal Banks. They are TO BE XEI EEMKD IN COIN, at the pleasure of the itovoroment, at any period nM U fA.fi tn normnn ta forty yt,irUm their dste.aiid until their redemption FIVE TER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID in COIN, on Bonds of nit over one hundred dollar annually and on all othr B-nd enii-nnuany. Theinterwt is payab'a on the flrt dji cf Varch and September in each year. Su'ocribemwiU recei re either Reglatered or Coupon Bonds as t'.jey nrvy prrfer. Regitfred Bonds tr ror Sd on the books of the U. S. Tirastirer, and can be traxsfered only on the oner" orr. Conpon Bon.Js are pajaMs to hej-r, and are mors cxnvW.entforeorcmerc'.al uses.

Surribers to this loan will have the optoa of hatfej of National Banks, addir.f fifty per cat. for premium.; or receive themdraw.cj Interest from the date of sutxrriptioa and lepotit. As these Drr ls are Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation ther value is increased from one to three pr cent, per annum, scordvnt; to the rate of tax levies in various parts cf the country.

ovSS mTrXrsrlmLOR S PATEXT D00U BELL,

i n currency, and are of equal convenience as a permanent or temporary investment. It is believed that no securities offer so preat lnducemEts to lenders as the various descriptions of U. 8. Bonds. Ia all other forms of indebtedness, the fatth or ability of private parties or stock companies or separate comtc unities only is pledged for payment, while for the debuof the United States tho whole property of the country is balden to secure the payment of both principal and interest incuin. These Bonds mgy be subecribed for in sums from 'JS up to any magnitude, on the sr.me U rms, and are thus made equally available to the smallest lender sad the largest capitalist. They can I converted into moLey at any moment. and the holder will Lara the lenrfit of ti e i It may be uvful to state in this cor.necticB that the total Funded Debt of the United Stu- on which interest it payable In gold, on the 3 1 day of March, 1?64, was 76.!"5.O0O. The interest en this dec-t for the coming; fiscal year will be $45,037,126, whils theoustoms revenue in gold for the current fisesl year, enditf June 30th. 104, has been so far st the rate of over 100,000,000 per annum. It will be seen that even the present goIJ'rtverre of tV Government are largely in excess of the wants of the Treasurer for the payment of go!d interest, while the recent increase of the taril will doubtless raise the annual receipts from customs on the same amount ot importations, to S 100,000,000 per annum. Instructions to the National Pant actinu loan aeents were not issued from Hie United Stales Treasury until March i't), but in the first three weeks of April the suHcriptiou avera6-ed more than TKN MILLIONS A WEEK. Suoscriptsvns will be received tv the First National Bank of Evansville, Ind. First National Bank of Fort Wayne, Ind. First National bank of Indianapolis, In3. First National Bank of Lafayette, Ind. First NatiyKal Bank of Madison. Ind. First, National Bank of Terre Haute, Ind. AX l BY Af.L ATIO.AL OAVKS which are depositaries of Tublie money, sad all RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country, (actin as agents of the NsMoml Depositary Banks.) will furnish further information on application and -hAfurd tttry facility to rultcrxttert." May 19, '04. 3m. J. H. M'CUIRE & CO., H AVISO permanently located In helry-rille. av now manufacturing aud will keep constantly on hand, a foil assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE of the various Styles now in use. We have no heritation In savin j that we are now selling for leas money than any ether establishment in the SUle, PLATFORM AXD ELLIPTIC SPItl.tG All Work Warranted for One Year, AM EXAMrVATIOX OF Orii STOCK IS SOLICTTEDF.D, Repairing Done to Order. LOOK HERE! THE pepie of Shelbyviile snd vicinity are respectfully requested to take notice tbt st my Shop. North side Pimlie Square, second door Wt of Hendricks Drnr Store, nv always be founds Urge stock of Home and Cujtommaile work BOOTS AND SHOES For Men, Boys, Women av! Misses Wear as a be fcund elsewhor in t'iwn, and which I warrant to ie Is Good as the Rest and guarantee to se'.l As Cheap as the Cheapest. To prove the truth of this it is oc'.y necessary to GIVE IVIS C-AJLiXi, Boots or Shoes made to order when desired. Po loathe-for ali by the side or plfce. - It F.PAIIt I.C done on sasrt notice sad Inawork-'

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manl!k!nann-r. , Jsn.3S-. GEO. II. DUNN. ' CAPACITY FP.OM ONZ 13 FOTX QCAiTS. ' TKBEE AP-TICLES C XjETNG AT ONE TIMS WITH ZVXZ-Q. T T .TTyTyreesf OX "WIE. ., - . t ATrarre'v Eer iei.e cr Coal O1.!. or Gas. rnotogrdpii Albunis cc Yiiizztxv'""1 I will seal oneef mvbeant'.ful PVvrrapfi Alr uxs, mJ i THE UNION ATTACHMENT. of the flrret Turty Mor-vrco. with double hrAvy,- :.. p!;ei P-. a() oe'.t. t be tt hed to a coccoa Kerotse Iarrp extension clars, and a va:uatle oriie. tr ir,rea. ore-rai-i ' cr r, j a-irr.er. - r --r.. 'j T'.-r t be UA fi. sad

for five dollars. w5CJV??VtA k!W rrire j w-.iiace"cipacy the AINim. Perocc3 C-t s-nd on fr:r I names and try their luck. They w.ll be nov.fied by return j mail of the result of s distribution, when tkey have the rrI Ti leee of STKlirisr for tbeAlluai and prise or cot. as they

choose. SpitndiJ iudorimtau o5e.-tl to sects, lilies as j well as gentlemen. Full partieuiars, with circaian-, fer.t . fTlIIE CONFESSIOXS AND EXTEEIENCE OF AX by rai'.. A ld-es (with stamp for return postage; Mr, i st itud. LCCY ALLEN, box 55 New Tork city. i PuMisVdfor thtfit.anjl as a CAUTION TO TOTXO Hj"P. S. Any person who will cut out this aiver se- KEN anl ottr. wh su?r fmss N'-ivoas Pefa-tty. Pr mem sn.l enclose it in a letter to scre friead in the SJmy, n-atcre I cay f f Maho-v', 4?., upplyis st the a-c-e tm and notify me of the fact and to whom sent, shall rteeive by th' ic v or Ct r- Hy ore who has carl hia-scif afsst return mil a beautiftil and exart life photopraphof SU'r uridtroiLZ c -tr.ierable qaekery. fcy enrleeits a possGeneral GRANT, worth at rvtail 40 cenu- A strrie stap p:t '. lr-.weej cstcIot Copt's mT had of a wiUanwerbothfortheretanPbxto?r;hsndtulof'.a-k utt.-.r. NATliAMaL M A YF AIR, lq-, as Koth can ba sent In one letter . sro-lt r. ALLEN' ji ly Erook!yr. Kiujs co Jt. T.

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CLOCK, WATCH, fl the SIG.Yofihe BIG nlTCSi BOtm SIZE PVEll-y SQUARE, SnELBYVILLE,' I'XD C. J. 'JIOItRl90.il RE5FECTFULLV xnour.'totVc-:t:eiu f fhe-T county that be has oj eted a Jewelry Store at ti sac tutid. where he purposes Wfj :i.jt ccrstai.tly on haadafe.l a-rtmr!t of cv'.i in b:s i.i e. cna.pr:r every ty cd trade of W atches. Clock and J-elry, cfzhacfewiil t sold as cheap a tN c e arU'ie c leoi uiced ia CioctLati or Ind.ar-spchs. ar.d every rt.c!e sold y tr Warrsx.t- : ed to prove a reoomiLexidtd. CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY REI'.lIItEn ic ajwtS'nct ry csxer or t.- chrje. l -T.rc:-in:r Ujc p, wuth s.d Public Etvar, fa of Cm h.i WaUh. I II XLfO aOOT rot: nn SALS M a tew and eoboocical icrectica. Cilaa4 see it. NEW STORE! Wisws' old itxre, S ?uth-ft oraer T abl .e &;&r. 1HCLBVVILLE, M. & P. HOLZMAN Take this method of annrneir.g l" rte pT)I of gVly county that t-wy fcuve 'jtjl out at lie above i.-Lic, sad purp c2ei:i.(; tut Uugiuns la XXorvdy"TWTrclo CLOTHING, Gents- Furnishing Goods, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. TRAVELING SAC II ELS. TKUNKS. UMBRELLAS. NOTIONS. Ac. Our stock of Goods ?s otrplrte In t'giy !pnrtaert, tM we purpoM ketiDit noij Lut the lest. Our stuck is also lari. and wasi.urchase-1 U fore the recent hf-avy advuoce. and we can thercfure to-d.iy sell ry art c".e ia tur Jite st retait cheaper than the saaie cau be hou-ht at wholesale la Sew i ork or CUciiiuaU. A call and examination of our stock is solsciled. april21-U EEM OYAL! TheTutlic are hereby sot:Sel that I have resziorea mr stuck of C001 PARLOR AND OFFICE S "Ot? 57" 3S5 To thecerr buildinjrdirely cppos.t BiTfinr.er loratiea, first rtoir cuth of forp:s' lUrdware fctore, where I i-hall C-'i.t:i.ue to k-tp cisunt!y on hands full and superior aasortniet of ''ods In my lice, aud tbo t-s ieit )t lrgaiiiS are requested to Give me sx Call, I also have anext-nsive ssrtmer.t cf KETTLES, CASTINGS. . SADIRONS. DOG1RONS. CUTLERY. LANTERNS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. I lso Vcp constant oa hand sad manufacture to order all kinds cf Brass, Copper, Sheet Iron & Tinware. REr.tiriK.rG .i.rrt j on nK.ro lioi.e to Oiuer atid sat ;jrti-.n guarsnteed. P.emerar theplae. West side Harrison Street, first der Soith ef Pi?1 l.c S ;ure. Oct. fc, 13. U rn. 3. TrrNGATE. 27" X SIX'S Lamp ISratin Apparatus. BOILING PP.TISO fTE'vTTTG BTrEPI! wira Tile rL.ME that iiohis ths toot, By the Same of a e mraon lamp, st the et ef a cent's worth tf'-!. a very comfortable breakfast can be cooked. .V. I" 'lri'jun. t!n. Wry kept n order, ready foruse in a r.i'ni.t lrugyitft Cirri 1 ir. 7iivj jt to Lave on hand. a't Luiiji ia nr of the ! popular soreltlea of the day, tbe uti'itv of it a orquettiiriah, p--.t sivinr s mi le m itn: ai'I coo'ic? saisll artielee. sn1 run ! made t-c k me! f-.r a crest srry pert.. wt.'.chls rtT:;v do-rf on the 8'ci-uUrre ears mbich carry thei.rk sii.lieri. citr.tific American. Fir fin.!y n, hosj.ital. tn!, bmirk , t ftin, i .ih,-. ureiy, or tx'i r.u, it ia aa arucle of ccircfort 1 l-yon l til pr jjmrl. oa to its cvt. UMT t Journal t I have tr'.el the apparatus snd my wife and I prCaim tfce suie a met vniu.Me anl irl;spensable art.'. . a,i1 we u'-x :: !r br.w we ould sa long have d e with - Oat It. Ed. CU OH drt-Uir. A:Maw cil conthvaroe for gettfr.j op beat at shrt rntiw f .r r-2r.-y anl caerol houtrbo:e purpret. or.e toorta!t T-ft .f the earitg in oost swr coal fires. .V. I". Earning Pott. Price from Two to Six Dollars. j f ,j cked : i o arrir.ced U support a shsde. EVEUY FAniLY XEEDS OXE. "' D- "EL . Arests Wirted. No.20 Pearl st-. ew-Tora. ;

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