Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 48, Shelbville, Shelby County, 18 August 1864 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER.

LOCAL. t9 We understand that John C. Green ha been commissioned by O. !'. Morton as an Agent fur Shelby county for the procuring of nezro substitutes to CM the quota of the county, and has left on his mission. The question is, for whom is the substitutes pro2ureJ? There has been no public meetings by whjeh any such action could be authoriied, as we are aware. Is he a special apent of 4he League, and are the ebony recruits to bo credited as sHtitutos of the truly loyal only ? It is a matter we care but little about, having no anxiety to be represented by a negro, even in a negro war, but as we learn His Excellency refuses to appoint but one Ajent for a county, we are rather anxious to ascertain if the League is monopolizing the ticgro substitute business ? - - Uf l'Rmso It is rumored that the company ofono hundred days volunteers from this county are expected home the latter part tf this or the fore part of next week, and fclso that a move is on foot to give them a complimentary supper. We are free to say that we can neither Pee the necessity nor propriety of this step. When the 51st, 33d nnd ISth Kegiments returned on their 30 days furlough as ro enlisted vetrans, after two years hard service in the field and participating in numerous hard fought battles, ?o such public ovation was tendered them, nnd it would be palably unjust to theso men to now extend the bountiful hospitalities of the roam unity to these one hundred days men, who h.?fe seen no actual service, and have merely been "rusticating" as it may be called. We do not believe" they expect or desire it, and it certainly woulu !.c tantemount to a slight or even insult to the three companies of vetrans who came and went without even so much as a passing notice, and would hardly be apt to create pleasing emotions in their hearts when they heard of it, as hear of it they certainly would. Ctg The. Banner of last week announced that its publication would be suspended for a indefinite time If it should never revive there will be so much less falsehood in the world one medium less to convey the loathing doctrines of abolitionism before anausuted community one less fermentor of public discord and anarchy. We however regret its suspension at this time, as it was doing much to disgust the sensible portion of the party, of which it was the accredited organ, with the destructive policy and bcastiliness of Shody-loyality. T:ie W KATHF.it. Well, it is a matter oM congratulation that the heated term is at an end. Monday afternoon and evening was probably as hot as flesh and blood could en dure, how hot we arc not able to say , but if abolitionists ever get where it is hotter (and we are inclined to think they will not get their just deserts if they do not) they will be entitled to our temporary commisseration, whether they get it or not. Having exceeded the calculations of the hcrmometor maker, it concluded to quit, and during Tuesday there was a visible chang in the atmosphere,. and during the day one or two copious showers of rain, which completed the cooling process and refreshed the parched earth and wittering vegetation. 5 Mean and Petty PnoscrurTioN. We learn that the "loyal" directors of the Shelbyville and Morristown Turnpike have removed Mr. Johnson, the toll gnto keeper at this end of the road. fur no other apparent reason than because he was a Democrat Mr. Johnson has had four sons in the arm-, and we bo. lieve there are still three of them in the ser vice, if not killed, and one at home wounded, but this fact counts nothing towards allaying the mean and vindictive spirit of abolitionism he was a Democrat, opposed to the infamous and destructive polity of this weak, corrupt, thieving and detestable administration, and consequently must "walk the plank" and give place to one whose political sentiments were in accordance with the views of the abolition directors. New Firm and New Stock. Messrs. 'ainrii & Pi.Airt, as will beolservcJ by adver tisement elsewhere, have formed a co-part- j .nl: and purpose carrying on the Hard- j -.ware, CMove and tinware !usiness in al its ' . vari)tis hranelies. I hey are now receiving their now stock, comprising every article in t the lite, selected with care and discretion, nnd purpose keeping their assortment full nnd complete, and tlose desiring nny article in the Jine will find it to their advantage ti give them a call, as they are'enabled to offer rare Imrsains. Mr. Wraith has been known for several years in this city a? a fair dealer and courteous gentleman and will cive the bu slness his personal and constant attention ,sSr Dan Rice's Show met with a scries of mishaps on the day advertised to exhibit in this city. In the first place the train on which was his traps ran off the track this ide of Greenphurjih, smashing up things gentrallr, and delaying his arrival until o late an hou r that no afternoon performance given, much to the disappointment of , the hundred of people from the country who .had come In for the express purpose. On the .next mominir his beautiful trick A TtMin-lia fellYmm . n i K- l r . J0UgIa lell from a Car and brukeone of his legs, and being of no further use to Dan he vehimtoK B Amsden. w !. . - , , . w.ui of being able to cure him. In (iamb Laws. 1 ho law rrohihWe l i - ihe killing of prarie chickens between th first of February and the first of August, and quails between the fir6t cf March and the first of September. Quails ara said to be unusually abundant this season, and there will, consequently, bo fine sport after the first of September, for those who have Jhe time and disposition. 13 The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad is doiog a magnificent business the present season, both in freight and passengers. Each passenger train runs from three to fonr caw, usually filled to their utmost capae rVOO,

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Taxes for 1864. The following are the names of a few of the heaviest tax payers in Shelby county. The figures represent the tax assessed against them for ISC 4, as taken from the Auditors boots. It is needless to speak of the increase over any previous year, nor to pay that the prospect of a like increase for years to come is promising,. especially if affairs continue

under the guidance of our present rulers, ! Stats and National. The thoughtless will exclaim "well these men are rich and can afford to pay it" for i getting that the tax of the man of limited means, by whom a few dollars is more severly felt than as many hundreds by his rich and affluent neighbor, has increased in a like ratio: JACKSON TOWXSDIP. Pleaant Pruitt J. II Legate foci Law John Eherhart llnrv Frederick Jacob Sanders William Cutsinger Samuel Cutsinger David f'ompton Jacob Wertz Jacob Mutz Lewis Snppp Richard Tile .$-oo,no . 372.IM) . 232.00 . 19 SO) . 190.00 ."1S2.00 . 249,00 . 235,00 . ISA 00 . 177,00 . 174.00 . 133,00 . 151,00 WASHINGTON township. Martin Warner $252.00 227,00 210,00 193.00 Johua S'purlin Jacob Girton William E. Bone.. Cris. (lirton 192.00 Henry Lrmaster 192.00 Mathias Floyd 170 00 MARION TOWNSniP. Michael Billman Jacob Fox Henry T. Gaines William Caster Peter Yearling William (lordrn'a Ivf $238,00 283,00 192,00 239,00 130,00 129.00 Jacob Howery 129 00 vxiox towxship. Thomas A Cotton $124,00 Deter Carpenter 188,00 Valentine Friday 158,00 Paris Calbcrt 180,00 George M. Haehl 12000 HANOVER TOWNSHIP. Hiram B. Cole Isaac Hurst Fzal Johnson Thomas Shipp Spencer Thayer Henry Wolf. xoble township. Stephen Major James Smith....". William Major .$174.00 . 166,00 . 133.00 . 157.00 . 233.00 . 232,00 .$230,00 1 T lOtJJif 153,00 m, 143,00 ... 138.00 ... 126.00 ... 123,00 Halleck Vanpclt ; Thomas Thornburg t Keuben Mitchel.: Alexander Copelarid LIBERTY TOWNSII1P, E. M. Arnold... ..$183,00 .. 165,00 .. 153.00 .. 153,00 .. 139,00 .. 132,00 Green Wilson A. II. Ilaymond D. II. Thompson Levi Knight James C. Ilaymond.. AOD190N TOWSSHir. Samuel Hamilton Alfred Major John Elliott , 411,00 Tilson Wheeler 332.00! Leonidas Gordon 27G.00 George Senior 247,00 Isham Wray 215.00 David Whitcomb 20400 Robert iruston 107,00 Jonathan Thompson 190,00 James McCarty 170,00 William Teal 170,00 Alexander Cory's Est.. 551,00 Alexander Ritenhouse 333,00 HENDRICKS TOWXSHIP. James Hill 8377,00 Samuel Murphy . . . 411,00 27S.00 237,00 225,00 220,00 170.00 152,00 150,00 W illiam Law Joseph L. Tuiker William Shaw Ephraim Tucker, Sen. John Williard Nelson S Conover... John Timer SUGARCUEEK TOWNSHIP, Milton Francis Philip Hoop G. W. McCoi.nell .J n tries Johnson, Jr .8108,00 . 155.00 . 130,00 . 128.00 Ruben Stiickler 117,00 BR ANDY WISE TOWNSHIP. Daniel Bradley S1G0.00 John Hughes Joseph Montgomery Isaac Odell Allen Porter Jeremiah Odell, Sea VAX BfREN TOWNSHir lo.OO 10 00 10J, u 222.00 10 (C 1 Jo.UU 1 oci loo I r- i i tieorcre Jass 8135.00 I , 142.00 1 lGS.OOj j George V. Davis . Nathan Moore William Wickhff Hardy Wray . 13G.00 147,00 MORAL TOWXSHIP. Joel Crum 51S7.00 Benjamiu Dako 150,00' Aaron House Ii4,00 John Milev. C34.00 j Robert Moans. 190,00 I 174,00 iTinslev Smith. Cancei s Cikeoor Xo Pay ! Dr.? rank ! tvill be at the Bennett 2Hh of every month, throu treats all forms of chronic diseases and es- ' pecially cancers, in the successful treatme of which he is not excelled by any phy sician in the west. The Doctor is a regular craduate of One of the best medical schools in the ; Unitcd Sta,tc?'. aml ,tan,ds1 hi?h, !" his ofes s,l,n rtS a Favs,01:in- an,i h:s haa an exPc" ! cncc of ?onic tsvcnt-v -TCars in Tctice. Tut ; his reputation is too well known to needrec 1 . . i enJinS- IIe beards all poisons - mak - i i"S oTinnocent and effectual rente .... 1 1 ,. . dies selecting and prcparcinghis medicines himself. I hey are pleasant to take not; i sicKening or ueouiiating, out Dracing ana consequently patients are not deprived of ! i j i i u ?r jt l i! doing moderate labor. He deals hone.uly j with his patients J if h thinks he cannot benefit them, he will tell them so, as it is no . . . . , . ' . physician s interest to d?ccive his patients. bee his Circular (which is half the size of a common newspaper) contain, from thirty-five to Jorty good certificates of cases of cancers he has cured. He has also more than a ban.1,1 n;nwn nrr. , ? I . . . J . a v. -""v..a iuu um pre He carries a full supply of melicines His charges are reasonable but cash. His Counsel free of charge. ap 21. JOIIX fCRBY, TTTVC!TrT V V n O TTr -I TrvA

Cincinnati Markets.

Wheat Prime White ?2,00 2,05. Ked : 51,87(3 1.90. Corn Shelled $13 1,25. Ear $1,18 1,20. Oats In good demand at 73(74 cents. j Rye But little doing, 1,45. I Barley Oil is held at 1,751,0 fori Spring and Fall new $1 ,70-5 1 ,75. . Notice to Stock Holders. Office of the Siielbyvillk axd I S.MITIILAND TCUNHKE COMPANY, j a meeting of the Hoard of Directors of the Company held on Monday the 2th day of March, an installment of "twenty-five per cent, urwn the capital stock was declared due and payable on the first Monday in June, 1')4, at the office of said Company. Additional installments of twenty -five per cent upon the capital stock was declared due and payable on the 1st Mondays of August, October and December. Dv Order of the Board, Stosr-a, 1 S. L. Vaxpelt, Trea NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Omci or the SiiiLC v:lij Sc. Colcxbi-s TcitsriKk. Co.,,' f-helhyville, February 4, 1H4. ', At a raeetin? of the B.iiinl i.f Directors of the Company I I on satnl;iy the 231 day of January. 114. an instal!mentof twenty-lire per cent on the Capital Stock was declared Iae and payaMe ou the tirat Munday in il iy, lr:(M, at the ot!!ee of said Company. Further additional installments upon tlie Capital Stock was declareJ due and payal le oa the first Jloniiy of June, July ami Au-usteacl.. By Order of the Board. DAVID LOUDEN, Sec. A ndrsw J. CiiutRT, Treasurer. 6:n SIIELBYVILLE MAKKKTS. VoLCNTKER OmCC, Shcliyville, Au. 1H, JSG4. PROVISIONS. FK.ar P Wd S'.l OOIOOO Hour 100 ILs 5 Waji io CornMe.il, p hushel 1 I . Buckwheat Flour, per cwt.. fli Potatoes 9 ljushel. (Irish).- 2 (X3,2 2o PoUtues bushel. (Sweet)., a dOa.2 25 Butter ( Lard Hams " Mioulders Hi Sides Apples J? ousb. (?reen)... ' (dried)... Beans " Salt hn U 20: 25 J--?vjJ. 20 1 20 75 !l 00 l J 2 00 1 50 00 i ma Salt t Wd 4 00 Efrgs V tuz I2,V.4 Chickens doz 2 50 A Onh.ns p bu 2 505i GRAIN, ice Wheat ' bush 1 C0jl 65 Barley ui. Corn " 1 00 2,1 05 Oats ' . Cloverseed $ bush 4 75 ni .100 Timothy-seed f- bush 3 00. 3i-'5 Hay 1? tuu 10 00& VALUABLE mill SCAT FOR SALE lis Green &. Co., Bial Estate Agents. A first class Mill seat consisting of 25 acres of l;indaaml sites for both a grist and saw Jiill with a good seven toot tiara with natural stone abutments already erected answering for both Mills. Also a frame dwelling with five good rooms in the town of Geneva, will be sold separate or together to suit purchasers on very low terms. HOTEL FOR SALE. JiiciKijr iiuc hi inev..iiy oi oueioy vine iuu., a lare Mine four story Brick exclusive of l)asement one of the Heft hotel buildings in the State, the annual rent of the first and basement stories of which is $100; also tlie "Kay Cottage' on Franklin Street, for sale on good terms By Green & Co., Real Estate Agents. FOR SALE 3 nouses and Lots on Joha Street in Shelliyville favorably located ; and 2 Houses and lots on Broadway street of pleasant locations on low terms By Green it Co., Real Estate Agents. FOR SALE 100 vacant T.ota in the City of Phelbvville-Ray &McFarlands addition for sale very low. The construction of t he Hushville Turnpike through these lots will greatly en bailee their value. Now is the time to pet a bargain in them. Enquire of GREEX & Co. Ileal Estate Agts. I OR SALE.

A farm of 150 acres, 100 acres improved all bottomland a a on Little Blue River one and three fourth miles from ShelV ' .0,UU j byville on the Rushville St;ite Road, and well watered. . , 70S 00 i ;UKKN & Co. Real Estate Vgents.

. Those having farms for sale can find a purcha-er at good good rates by calling on GREEX &. Co. FOR SALU 37 i Acre of land one half mile from Shclbyvill on the Shelbyville 4t Brandywine Turnpike, 20 acres improved, 17,' acres in grass and all under fences, with never failing stock w a'er, for sale very low By GREEN & Co. Real Estate Agei.ts. FOR SALE. A small frame house ami a half acre Lot on WestTDepot street House entirely new at a great hargain. Terms eay. A good and cheap house may I obtained by calling soon on GREEN &. Co. Real Estate Agents. Jens C. Green, Jerry Weakly, P. M. Green GREEN" Sc GO-, Krai Estate and Loan Agents, Office iaJfttsi'iiic Iftill, East side TuMic Square, SIIELRYYII.I.E, INDIANA. Business in the wayof selling and renting Real Estate, Collecting Rents, and m-jrotiatniij and securing loans is re spectfully solicited. Prompt atteatiou g'ven to business entrusted to us. je-JJ-om UOBACIi'S STOMACH IHTTEBS. SOLDIER'S HOME IE , t4, 1SG4.J Siperintknuent's Okkice. Cincinnati, June To Dr. C. W. Roback My Dear Sir: I am dispensing a second invoice olyour Stomach Bitters anions thlari;e numlier of men who daily arrive at this inst tution for refreshment and rest. The universal testmoney is thnt thes Bitters are the liestmade. For the various summer complaints which afflict so many, I know of no remedy so safe and so sure. Plutarch says. ..To ask a physician what is easy and wfcat is hard of liirestion,and what will azreewith the stomach, isahout as sensild. as to ask what is sweet, hitter, or sour."' Persons wh look out for breakers and have your stomach Bitters in the house I am sure w ill never ask any one the foolish question spoken of lv the great philosopher. I must not omit a word or trro for your Catawlw Brantiy. I have many mn here who have braudv prescribed for them by distin...,:.i,.i l rml- iir,lna. The pffwts of vonrs on su. h are most beneficial, fur more so than from any previously taken Persons who desire a really pur Brandy cannot fail in their ruro!ia5.e if they p-t yonr brand. I am, Doctor, with much respect. Y'onr Servant, ! fJ. W. 1). Andri us, Superintendent. n-poince an 1 manufactory No's 50, 5?, CO and G2 Eist 0 I Third Street. For sale Everywhere. eora SHELBY WOOLLEN FACTORY ! Oi.e mile West of Shel'cyville, Indiana, The Highest Market Price Paid for Wool. Mrs. SAMCEL MORGAN. July 14lh,J5C4, tf. RECREATION !

:!:SKrlLLIARD SALOON

;s-! npo nt 1 a 0 those desireous of Inducing in the pleasant recre ation of Billiards, l would say that! have Two Superior Tables, i In 'Western Basement cf Kay House. Th room is always - : ';fj - I cooi ana pitsts.tui.iu ai m earner ana maroucaiy wannetl ana me utTHE B. I atlioinin; those desireous will alw.iv find r superior article , of Liquors. Witws A.e,, Cin, wwa .TrrTnS nVll?:?011-" C1 ''" ... . ' - augii ly IRA IIARYEY. rYSPEP?I, NKRVOCSNESS, AND 1EUILITY prj STRICKLAND'S toxic w can suffenne from a Loss of Appetite. Indices NervousDesaandNen-eusRbiiity.tous recommend those l tion or Pyspepsia 11 i resretable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors; j j ... UlireS Bllll ...TV . . 1 I 'f ' U MTV. Trt T 1 1 L 1 Till . 1 l.r I,' 1 1 1' 'VfiV wh T?' Ui 'tem ; " ! appetite, and is warraated to cure Dyspeps a Debility. creates a pood a and Nervous ! 'rsaleat Pott Office Drus Store, Phelhyville, ardby j FSandX 1 F -X--s Phew CorTT.6s : In the &helhy C.rcuit Cou October Term, 1306. - MARY PKANCIS TCLL, ) vs Complaint fer Ihvorce. WILLfAM TrXL. S Be st rememberetl, that on the j 16thday of Aupuet, a. D. la64, the said plaintiff, by B- F. I Love, her Attorney, filed her petition in the Clerks Office of I the Shelby Circuit Court, In vacation, for a Divorce, and also ' oa ttte snmedav the atfiilavit of a disinterested person that said Defendant William Tull is a non-resident ol lite ttae oi - 1 "Eaia.: he is tserefore Bjt.ftad or the nun or swij eomvirvu l touri VI W I emir.- " ' '

TUOMAS II. SMITH. ALONO BLAir. S1UTT1T At m,ATH MERCHANTS. adioimBsr cumin that we have formed aco-Trln.r. j lupand purpo.e carryiu? ou ! I'rTJ" iU wiwU' b the Hard-tVarc and Stove branches. Our suxi will cutu.ji BAND, BAR & UOOr IR0X,j QUEENS WARE. j GLASS-WARE, TIN WARE, ) HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.; i r oninvn m ccr LOOKING GLASSES, COAL OIL LAMPS, WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARE, ic COOK & PARLOR HOLLOW-WARE, AND Pine Castings, and Manufacturers of Tin, Brass, Copper and SheetIron Ware. Roofing, Guttering, Spouting, AND JOB TORK of all kinds done io order nd Warranted. Store in Odd Fellows Hall, E.nt"yds Public Square, and on Washiuston street, firstdoor East of Hamilton's Bank. SIIELBVVILLE, 1ND. PHYSICIANS, Citizens and Strangers Will please bear in mind that, at ROBINS' DRUG STORE, North-cast corner of Washington street, (North side Square) they will always find a full and supeiior assortment of selected with the greatest care and warranted pure. PURE WINES & LIQUORS For Medicinal purposes, and every other article usually found in a first class Druit Store, such as Patent Medicines of all kinds. Machinery Oil, Coal Oil, &c. Tobacco, Segars, and Coal Oil Lamps. will please take notice that our assortment of PERFUMERIES is the largest and most desirable over offered In this market, comprising alt varieties, and warranted genuine. Our assortment of TOILET SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES AXD XOTIOXS is also complete. BOOKS AXD STATIONERY A pood assortment of blank and School books, primers, ic. and a full and suerior stock of Stationery, such as Paper, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &.c. WALL PAPER, Bordering, Window Curtains (cloth and paper), Curtain Fixtures, ice, the largest stock outside of Indianapolis. May 12, lfCL DR. M. ROBIXS. STATE OF INDIANA, Shelby county, ss., in the Shelby Circuit Court, October term, A. D. lcfC4. Edward B. Walton ) . vs V Diyorce. Susan E. Walton ) RE it rememlierel shat on the 27th day of July, A. D. 1?64. that said plaintiff, by Kay tc Davis, his Attorneys, filed his petition in the Clerks oflice of said court, and also the affidavit of a competent person that said defendant Sus:in E. Walton is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, said defendant is hereby noti lied of the filiiijof said petition and tlie pendency of this action, and to appear in the Shelby Circuit Court on the 2nd day t the next term thereof, to be held at the Court Houc, in the city of Shelbyville, Shelby county, Indiana, on the first Monday of October next. at which time the same will stand fr trial. Witness the Clerk of the Court this 9th dav of Aiuust, J 184. ALOXZO BLAIR. Clerk, i IUt fc Davis. Atfys for ri'tfif. aus. U t4, 4w. ! VlPL,ICATIOX FOR LJCEXSrc.-Noticeis hereby piven, that I will apply to the Boar I of Commissioners of Shelby county, Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the first Monday in September, lt-04, for a License to sell "Intoxicating liquors in less quantity thana quart at a time,"' (with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises.) for one yer. My place of business, and the nremiscs whereon the saitl linuors is to be I ! drank, are located on lot No. 24, outh-ert corner of Wash in?tonand Noble Streets, in thecity of Shrlhyvillc, Shell ! rnuntv. Indiana. Dated Aurust 1 llh. lPC4 -3t. 1 AMALACIIY MULLEN, j 4 PPI.ICATIOX FOR LICENSE. Noiice is j Y hereby piven, that I will apply to the IVtanl of Com- ; missioners of Shelby county. Indiana, at their next term, commencine on the first Monday in September, 164, for a Lionseto sU "'Intoxicating liquors in less qnantity thana I quart at a time," (with the privilege of allowing the same ! to 1 drank on my premises.) for one year. My place of business, and the premises whereon the said liquor is to he ; drank, are located on lots Nos. 1 and 21. in the Town of j Morristown, Shelby county, Xudiana.-D.ued Auz. 11, 'C4. 3t. I JAMES II. SCRY. ; i d'AKDIAnfl SALE OF 1SEE ESTATE "J0TJCE is fcrrehy eivea tMt by virtue of an f rdcr of j the helbv countv Common I'leas. the undersigned.! ! Guardian of the minor eeirsof James W. Jones, lateof Shel by County, deceased, will oiler at private sale on th prein- ( ises. on and after ar.rtl.iy, th 27th dry of Auist, 14. , theWff-t half of the North half of th Wet half of the South i east quarter of st "tion thirty-three i33, in Township eleven (111 auc Kanje eight, cop.t.iinirr twenty acis, aud situate ' in Shelby cunty, Iddiana, suljert to the hf estate of Isabell J.J ones therein. TERMsS.-'One third cah. the residue in equal payments . , tttfive months, with notes at Interest, waiving ; 1 . V . . k. . . 1 ,1 . . . ' lenefit of appra:emeni, ana .uo. . , ues. . ISABEL J. JONES. Ouardian. i SALE OF CITY PKOPEItTT. rV r.nro'vnce of a decree of the Shelby Court of Common I Pleas, ren.lere.1 at the Jnly term, C4. in the case of W ilkinson, et. al.,vs. niunson. rv. i., i wui. aa i ousmissioner, on te premises, at private sale, sell, on tbe24th div of Auius. l!"64. the followinst real estau in the city of mus Wilkinson, tleceas-d : One house and lot on Mechanic street 34 by 96 feet, stable, wood house, k,und in food One Eoue ana lot on -onn-wesi corner oi mmsnn sou i Jackson streets, 20 by 40 feet, occupied as a saddle and har ncssshop. 8 rttw.,cf-, ne vsoaut lot on South street, 30 by lc0 feet. TERM One Uuru casn, one mi ra in six montns, theeBaain etinoner. Bond, srith approvoa security requirwd for deferwments, beann ineretm dU ? iTi! i L r.-'.r-K.M.IIo.0,Atty Commissioper. NOTICE. 4 IL thos-in lef ted to mejy rote or account will please f call aiM settle up, at I muat liavs snonry to fy wj it V4 u iiwvivsma . t w y .

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' lA&H GROCERY AB PRODUCE STOKE ! - WM. F. JIASOX. Duller in all k U . f FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Nsrth-Vcst Corner nrris.aaui Frazil: S'.rufli. Pine Tar, Nails, all kinds. Willow Ware. Well Kuekots. Crocker-, Cofi'ee Miil, Tahle Otillery, Uaiin-. Candies, Tea. all kinds, . Chums, A mninnition. Coal Oil S: Limps, Ground Cufieo, , English Cunauts, lloosier Jeans, ! Ry, l.iowned. Yellow Ware, ' WHITE SL'GAR & HONEY SYRL'T. i Tins, Needles, Su. etxlers, Throa.1, it&J Notions of eery ! kiuti, WlioksalesnJ ltetail. COUNTRY PBODl'CT Taken inexchar.gM for CashorGoolj st the h';hest wark-t j Trice. I shall alM keep cotistsuitlyou h.uiU k faU s-..rt- f uit nt of ' GVKDEX AVD FIELD SEEIIS. ! Spring is Hero, Summer is Coming, And SAM.O'COXXER, East side Public Pqcare, has iast ' received one of the largest stocks of seasoi.al'leiJ8 CLOTHING For Men and Boys Wear Ever before offered in this city, comprising every Taricty and style, which were bought at low tigurcs fur cash, iti.d will be sold at a small advance. Alao. a general asirtiui- f FURNISHING GOODS, such a Cotton and Wcolen Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties, Stispcnlers,GkHes, Seeks, tc, including for Men and Boys. Traveling Sachels & Umbrellas. Ttj3 Garments made to order when desired, and a perfec fit guaranteed. C uttiug done to order. Those desiring any article in the Clothing line will find I to their advantage to give ice a call. Store East side TublicSquare, corner Washington street. April 6, !SC4-3m SAM'L 0'CO. EK. R 0 TS1 r3 8 1 o o o III H Oi 3 to s 3 o o 0 0 0 mi o I I c3 O o H 09 til O 01 4 ;LOOK HERE! TI'IIE people of JHielbyville and vicinity are rrpeetfall? requested to take notice that at my Shop. North side Plliilir Snoir- mrrA Hi-t. Xk'm lT.ss.).s rifitf ltAr 4 , - v & iuaaau s kK J5 VMM. sV OI 1 1 7UK )' J X 'aaniaue m ore BOOTS AND SHOES r" ffn p,n... Wnnn n7 t;.tt U'mr rr -n Oy$. Ometi Oil AIlSSf$ t1f as cn I fcund clsewhore in town, aod which I - . - W,s 1 8 wood as tne Ilest i ani . .., Chp.in ftS the ChOAnOt j AS.VIlLap US IUC V.IiCUIH.'il. 'r To prove U trto of this it Is only oeeessary to ' ' ft - - - - - - - I BoOUorShoe.ma.le to order when desired. - Sole lather for -tie 1 y tlie siile or pie.. ' ,-,,,1 ! 1 " Ct-.FjmllCIU done on sh-rt notice and io a work manner. M4, CEO. II. DLNN.

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Win in the I tci.' M Motto is Sma Profits and Quick Returns. IM At K J -ii: I- ,f DRY GOODS. BOOTS M snoi, HATS .VISTID CAPS, Or iic L.i!t '.ei. ar.il m p;.i-Iia nf-Vr RARE INOUCCMEKTS Tfi tacu Dimruncrcc mv vnju i uiiuiiHJUij. --iir; nue.li. 10 101. oc r ;-.r-!... r..,:h rf T". U'.b.n' Ir :s5: ..rr I tt tj v ilt Uj.n t'.v t!.t tjn-t r.e i:-!cU. V. 51. AM'. U:ij.:ie,Jure 11, l-.J. DR. NTieiCULA."DS ; Mellifluous Cough Balsam f-, I ICRES Coru-1.. Co'.-!'. Sure Tl.rost. Ast!itca ' V suaij.tf.n. It is only ne-esary fjr nv mw trouble! J uh tvice diseases to try one ttie of f TRICK I.AM'"S MELI.lI LL'ul s COL Gil JtALSAM t convince them that j ti ii ir.T preparation ever u.-.i. it c nn.y cures thr ; aU.ve aTertiom of the Throat and Lurif s.but it cures NiM ! teat and Spittin-r of Itloo.l. and is an excellent $'r:'.t ; any kind ifa sore Throat. It i ;eant to take and a s.rt j mediciiie f.T ii fnnts.. I'nce 3 cei.t per bottle. I For sale y J. II. Leefers MivP y vi!c, a:l L'ru;i,t -en- ! erally. auKll-ly THE GROT EXGLISU REMEDY. SIPw JAMKS CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.i PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS TATEXT. rrrparft from it yrerijAlnn of ir Jtmf Clirt,2T.I). j J'tj,Uian Etia,rt JHary tothf uecn. j This invaluable medicine is ucfa-iling in the curecfalli those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female ' constitution is subject. 1 1 moderates all excesses and re-' mores all obstructions, and a speedy cure may I relied on. TO ItlAUUIED LADIES ! it is peculiarly suiu-d. Itill in a short time, bring co the monthly period irrularity. Each bottle, prifl One Lollar, liears the Oovernmcut Stamp of Great Erita'.n, to prevent counterfeits. CATTTION". 77tte Pili tfivvtj not be tale b ftmaht during th FIRST TIWKKXOSTIl- Prt-jnanfy, at tey arttttr It bring on JItcarriajebut at any other time they are In all cases of Xervous and Spinal Affections, Pains la the Back and Lim1 . l aiiiruc on iii:lit exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterice and W lutes. thee Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed ; and alt ho' a power'al remedy, do not contain iron,caloniel, antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully j reserved. Sole Ajent for the Tnited States and Canada, JOB MOSES, "7 Cortlandt street, New-York. X. C. SI ,00 ami C postage stamps enclosed to any authorized A cent, will insure a bottle, containing M Pills, ty return mail. Dr. M. P.OUIXS, Agent, Mielt-yville. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. PULMONIC WAFERS ! TusOr:?iual Me Heine EstaMisliedin 1-37, and first article of tltekind ever introlicd under tle name of " Pcuiokic WFk.R' In this or any otlier Country ; all otlier Pulmonic WalVrsarecounbTfeits. The peouinccua lkuo-a-n ly tLe naiuc of BR VAN being tam(J ou cicu HAiElt. r.avsi Pixmosic Waazs Relieve Con chs, Coldx, Sore Throat, Horencits. 1'.HTa' Pll.MfMC Wastes Relieve Asthma. Kronchit'.s. Diflicult BreatLing. lii-.v"s Pi lm"sic Wrtr. Relieve Spittinr of Blood, pa'ns in t!ic Chegt. r.RVNR Pt lwonic Wafers Relieve InvJient Consumption. Lu:. I)i.-a-s. m. Bktan's Pi wwic WarEts Relieve Irritation of the L'vnlaand Toui',i. Kbvan's PrLMosic Varus Believe tV above complaints in Ten JllnuUi. IIRTAN'S Pl'LMOKiC WaITTS Area Elw-K.ii m all cla'es and Constitutions. l:tVASs Pixmosic Wafers Are a-iaptel fc-r Vocalists and Public Fpeiiken. Brvas's PrLrtoMc Wafers Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste. r.RYN" Pulmonic Wirtkt Not only reliev but effect rapid and lr..tir.s Curt-s. Brian's Pi i.omc WAFm Are warrai.tt.l to pive tati-faiUos to everyone. No family sitoulj bo without a ox .f RRYAN'S PULMONIC U'Al'EKS in the lion.-. Xo traveler should be without a supply t Bryan's Pulrar nic Wafers in l.tspxicrt. No per'U will ei-cr hj:ct to pay for P.rtas's Pt lmosic WaFUi's Twentv-Ei C nts, JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 7 Ccrtlandt st, N. Y. jaT-ly Ir. M. KOBI.N5. Aj-tt, tlicli j ville. BRICK! I am acxin pre-Iare-1, th;s w"n, ti supply the f-mua- J ty w ith it-wl Brick, at my Yard East en t of the city. j tiity w ith I July.'! HENRY HUUT. flHE CONr-fc??Io.3 AND EXPERIENCE OF AN I 1M1UD. t ! I'uMi'hMl f t thehen'f It. and a CAPTION TO Y'OCN'O j I MEN and otliers. who uiVr from Nrvou D"'iliy. I'it I '. nature lecay of Man!i'l. A.C.. i.pplyir.r at tlie muf tlejl I ! the MtASS of Ci r.c By one wh has cured himself afmt j j undersoin? cmid-rab!e ,uaci:ery. By ecciosme a porpaid addreel enveii-i-e .nrt'- r-op:- rwy t txA i f h-t I t v i.il i vt.i f ail . 1 r w 1 je2-ly Brooklyn. KitiR Co., N. T. 35" JLm "O z TICKL.ASD 4.w; stJi... n:t4...A I ! Is a eoa-.poition of a.trn:;ent, ai- rr'.ft.Tnulents and Is a composition of astringent. aW Hr '. t'.niulentj and rarminatiTes, hich every phsician acki" le-1,r-s i Uie i carm:; er.ly prejwtrBlion that will efltr-t a rnii.itiit cur of Ihar 1 rh :aiii-l Iiviwnti-ry This Arti- lK.ler Mixture is rvnw t in u in sev ral .fer -ciy bop:u;, where it rite the i prearet snti.-facti'n. 1 1 lia ivt.i O lives of thoutU f ! cur soldiers and et;rer!. and we will g:iartt,t-e it tbe the best teincdy in the world for IHnrrive and I7ury. Mr. Woods, of C.v.ncton, Ky.. w,;i !-., huprr to satisfy ary oi.eas to the virtue cf ttrclatid"s Anti-Ct-oJera - Miature; iu fart we hare a great ri'i-nVwr rt fstim'-n I 1 from parents who have t-d rur af w lirj proroarced i incU'VMe .-y fieir phy.ic-.r.s, one k.'t-r Ukiigr.dy oce w:tU ,r1 SOLDI E R S ! Y" w;' I iv-sT to t wUhcut sea a v.t ".. spej.c.-.-1 TheCtn-inuiU Ns'ional t'nior. X Arnl ajs : ths.t lluii.,.,l. .f r.n....l. .rJt r tv n4 C.r.rV. lind'm Anti-rtmlrra V,tnrr. .rale at tt- f -t !; ' I'roj Store. ?he!t-y ville. an1 17 I-rofi.U febTally. at C. cents a Vittte. aujll ly PIL 19 SURE CURE. TYERY rxvyis heirjenr! f tbis .!i-treir-d;

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CLOCK, watch; 1 It Ike hiti'of l!u UK- HiTClf snELBYVILLU, IJfI t'. J. MOIClCivo V RL.-I I ' TKl'I.I Y i.: n at- t t - Us..r. . r v. CjUiiIt Ca: i.. ..!) fu.it n ; rU:. ! t Tor .n L: iit:". n 1 ri'ii.i; terjr tj l mam fa: J U t!;'.i il Ji t i) . :I t..f F.ft urn sjc!.v- - r t! -.a-c rJir c-.u : s t-.nr-? :a Cir.aii:i .r t; i.. z.t. i t;-ij Ir i J cc W srii.tCLOCKS, VATCHES & JEWELRY TAYLOR'S PATENT D00U BtLLf; ccw a:i-i ecan-ical I-T.t . r.. Call xJ sci it. 1 REMOVAL ! TLerU-c are tert'.y nct.SH tLat I Lave rswov4 bjt COOK. PARLOR AND OFFICE j To t. iw lAiUdiDedirectty cppo: tny farmer toeaUati, j fcrt1oor mth of tiorpas'' Uarsware More, wber I shall o t-tinue to k j rvn.taiitly cnbasda f'lll and urior a.nrtniriit f fo&M io uf iittc, wild Uioe dnirein? twrgwiuj ars reucte4 to Give mo a OalU f also hav knexte&sire asaortnient f KETTLES, CASTINGS. SADIRONS. DOGIRONS. CUTLERY, LANTERNS. IIOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. I also keep constantly on Land and manufacture to ordar alX kinds of Brass. Copper, Sheet Iron & Tinware. iiEF.iiiirjrG ..vj jopai.ro DuM to Order and satisfaction guaranteed. RememW the place. West aids Harrisos Street, tnX it South of PubUc Suar. Oct. e, ima. Wa. j. wrx g atk. NEW STORE Wise' old staue. Sou ti-west corner PuIX &q SIIEERTVILEE, IX D. r.i. a p. HOLzr.iAn Tak t.i method cf arinourx-'rr to th peot-I A BUtlbf coucty that tut-y tiave opened out at the abovs location, mo4 purjse ofTcriLg rare tarsaics in CiLOTIHimG, Gents' Furnishing Good, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. j TRAVELING SACHELS. . TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, ! NOTIONS, Ac Our f ici tf Goods ii con.pTete In every SepartTnent, aa4 we punse kctj.irr nut Lut tlie l-t. rar stock it alao larpl, aiij waspurcha-! t-ef. re the rwetit Seary adrauee. and we can th-rf ire to-day liar.y artV iaonr line at retail cheaper t!an t?e ruae can be Nu;ht at m ltoleaale la New-York r ix-ci&Lati. A call ax. 1 raannation tt mar tock is Solsc.tcd. aj riiil-tfo CHEAP FURHITUnE ! C O X K E Y & II X D, 'a,4ccesorst Jsaeat o . Cotter.) ! rf ori aa a.lM imnt Imrg m Fiirnitiire Gz ChairG, Wk cb will atuallT 'A tt a rlu-t:- fria 1Q tt ! i-er cin-on i-rii- inm, iruta m m t.wfi will ip rM , ?; j parei.l t a:i aho a.ll Ukt tl. tr,a itrH it.sasan j for ttii.ves. IU Sluta :a:a.l tu everj d'partnrLt, I f'r tt-m ! ;n?e-f Ljl nin -i 1 f-T, nlr4,Hv.1 A7 am 1710.111 UliU UUUUiOLClUU . All mu-:f-rtuil fitia. IU lotu s:ltnsl and ly err i eoor4 wrkJUT. . - . t m iu.s, SAV DINING AND CENTIiE TABLES, TlTmJ'l 1 K T!fiir I ', r ' OJlCC, Kit-1 ffl. Cant Olid Flal D'tid'- . ond UplAUTtd CHAIRS. . UooUin-r Cli.-iirs, In wil'.rs variety, of tl .-sr-.ois ty.. ao-I t aTl f1Uii clc i-t ii J a i ii ff. Weba r..'IrB 15 an a I l'a. wsrnsit! airaa S t ;vt. Alo. WK.lCf :s always n !sJl rT r" iB-.ry lrUsis u. t tieasfcra t t?tr-iMt t arrals.riarr tct"r tf ' fairs r-vrrj Kt .. Il.rr c.n .. VU, fubi.e .-I1S.LVW JI Lt. !M'. Nv.rr. tr.. IcHirr.Mc rMinrs rroprrf; J?fTf. SALT? TJlflF liJli- frn!)it e"ri-r tf rMx VquaiwoT Hr . ofiewl tcr u at a rvaia ar .4 ea ry i"Ti'- Ait IV '; t:nary, Nu, l-tm Fartutui.. trru. c. I I drte ,tn.t, and 1 f.-r an, - " t!te Haaerw arvj f.:tiuti-r -wiiw Us stck aud UuM-tic .M s-.M tto. I , - j - - - ' iaA t'S Ti fi "ll - Mikk nrfKIX. , ainl ; Vvt.yTiUe.VUrca 1. H.t.

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