Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 50, Shelbville, Shelby County, 25 August 1864 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER.

LOCAL.

Joint Ratification Meeting and Basket Tic-Nic. There will he a Democratic Joint KatiGcalion Meeting an 1 Basket Pic Xic between the rounties of the'ly and Johnson, in Joseph V. Tucker's ('rove, one mile South of Heard's Mill, near the county line, on Saturday, Sof t. 3rJ, ISO 4. Hon. Tho's. A. Hendricks and lion. M. M. Rat will Le prtsent and address the people The following named gentlemen have also been invited and are expected to be present: JosErn E. McDonald, Dan. V. VoorUEE9, W. S. IJot.MAN, W. W. Wo()I.EX, D. D. Banta, Frank Landers, and others. Let there be a general and spontaneous outpouring of tho people on this occasion, and let all come with well filled baskets. 1. S. Since the above was in type a letter has been received from Joskfh K. Mc'Poxai.d, Democratic candidate for Governor, stating that he will positively be present and address the meeting. C3. We rerc informed theother day that one or two of the county candidates on the bhoddy ticket consider their chances and that of the entire ticket, so perfectly hopeless that they talk of declining the race. It may be hiere rumor, but it would be a sensible move on their part, for a man might as Avell jump into a burning line kiln and hope to escape BuCbration as to think of being elected cn the abolition ticket in Shelby county this j car. Hex. Sherman's Letter. The special attention of the reader is invited to the letter ofGen. Sherman, in another column. It is pointed and explicit, and a wet blanket on the negro recruiting business.

Cincinnati Markets. , ,-frim W,'ite 2Vi20'- KeJ ' THOMAS H. KMITII. fV.nv S'liol'o.l 61 t?C 1 "I T. CI lCt 1

-- .. v yj. i v, -'iy 1,20. Oats In good demand at 73,74 cents.

United States 7-30 Loan. In another column will be found the advertisement of a new loan by the United States government, bearing seven and three tenths p-r cent per annum, payable in law ful money of the United States. To those seeking a permanent investment of their surplus money these bonds are a safe and prof

itable investment fully as safe as the money, " " -r i ., ., Notice to Stock Holders, for if one becomes worthless tic other will be "U1UW1" . . , i i ti i i Okfick of the Siiei.iitvii.lk and ar.t to travel the came road. Ihev arc also ' , . 1 ' ! fr.MlTHL.VNU i IKNI'IKI Co.MPANT. convertible into 5-20 gold boaring bonis at I . . r,, T , r Tl- . r I -t a meeting of the board of Directors of

mammy, which are now commanuing .j per the Company held on Monday the 2ul day

cent, premium.

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I;.-i!er in all Kinds cf

fitaT There are a few able bodied abolitionists in this city that are still bloviating about a "vigorous prosecution of the war," and of course enthusiastic advocates of the negro substitute plan. Would it not be more creditable to these men, if they believe the war is right and just, as they advocate, to enter the service themselves and help achieve the freedom of their equals, the negro, instead of meanly and cowardly endeavoring to shift the duty upon the dusky of shoulders of Sambo?

The long looked for and much needed rain came last week in quite a plentiful supply, dampening the earth ft fetfnsiderable distance down, reviving vegetation and cooling (for a day or two chilling) the atmosphere. It is believed that many fields of corn is not yet past being materially benefited by it, and that the late potatoes may yet turnout a fair crop. The pasture especially, which was quite burned up, has been materially benefited, and fields that looked as il fire had passed over them now present a decidedly verdant appearance, and promise good picking for fome time to come.

Pic Nic iu Jackson. There will be a grand social and political Hie Xic in Wert's woods near Mt. Auburn, on Saturday next

fiijr The effulgent Will. C. Moreau is announced to make a speech in Indianapolis on the 2")th, before the ''Radical Democracy," (Fremonters). It would appear by this that "Richard is himself some more.'' S3u John C. Green has not yet returned from his Southern negro recruiting tour, and we believe there is no definite information as to his fucccss in procuring the ebonys, but the inference is it has not been first rate. Since the commencement of the war Mr. Creen has been loud mouthed in its advocacy l'C has urged men to enter tie army and , I it 1 . il. , l - l lr

ucnouneen mem necause iney uiu. not. lie endorses the war and its object, endorses Lincoln and his administration, is able bodied, subject to conscription, and contends that the "government must be supported with men and money.'' The question is, why don't he enlist and thus make good his professions by practice ? Godey for September As usual is promptly on our table. There has been so much said in commendation of this old aud popular publication, and like pure Wine it appears to grow better as it increases in age, that say what we will it is

only the repetition of an oft told tale. It is me of the few publications in this country that has stood the changes and vicissitudes of time for near thirty years ; and the fact of its having continued to prosper for such a number of years is tho best e idenee of its intrinsic worth and appreciation by a discriminating community. The present number, as usual, is replete with illustrations oh steel and wood, fashion plates, designs for embrodery, fancy needle work, A c. The literary department is of a high order, entertaining aud instructive. Terms ? a yearAddress Louis A. Co-ley, Philadelphia l'a.

Game Laws. Mr. Editor: You committed an error in the last issue of the "Volunteer"' in saying that ''the law prohibits the killing ofQuails between the firt of March and the first of September.'' The "fine time" you promise tho Sportsmen after the first proximo is 'hop defi-red." The (iamo law a amended by the Legislature that adjourned to Madison prohibits the killing of Pheasants and (Jualis between the first day of March and the first day of October. Attorney. The Li:aolf. Armin; Itself. Once on a time there were several military companieg in this vicinity, organized we believe under the State militia law commonly known as the "Legion." They used to play "bold sojer" around the streets here on Saturdays, in brass coats and blue buttons, marching and counter. marching up and down the streets. At the setting in of cold weather they discontinued to drill, and for one cause and another the companies became disorganised and their arms were delivered up. They of right should have been returned to the Arsenal at Indianapolis, in order to save the county and the men who went on the bond at the time of their issue, from liability. Instead of this they have been distributed among the abolition Lcagueites in this city, who might have been seen toting them home at a late hour a few nights since, in good deal the same manner that a man would hayc carried home a stolen sheep, through lanes and by-ways. ly whose authority, if any, these arms are thus distributed, we are not prepared to sa-) nor to what use they purpose putting them nor do we care, unless some of the numerous threats that have been made are put iu execution, then farciccll muskets, Leaguers and all The Lady's Friend, For September. A touching steel engraving, called "The IJlind Piter,"' opens the September number of The L.vpy s Ukienp, This is followed by the usual double steel Fashion Plate, richly colored. llytfe way, jue note that one o1 thQJadies in the Plate is wearing the Russian boot, with high heel, now so popular in

Paris. Then follow the usual numerous engravings of ladies and children's fashions, which so delight the fairer portion of creation.

and often so puzzle us gentlemen. The music ol this number is, "Who Speaks First?"' a (iallop. The literary contributions are as varied and interesting as usual including "One of Many," by Aunt Annie; "A Spinsters Story ;"' Cousin Winifred ;" "Pauline . Vision;"' "First and Last; ' "Lctty Hague;" "The Transformed Village," (which we now

seo is ty .Mrs. Henry Wood); ".My Ulind Hero;" "Shadow and Sunlight," Of course there is the usual Work Table, Editor's Department, Reeipts, Fashions, iVc. Price $2,00 a year; twenty cents a single number. Address DEACON & PETERSON", 3PJ Walnut Street, Philadelphia.

'I'lK rwjxvtfuHy announce to tlw ritiren -.f -tic!' a::j ,

of March, an installment of twenty-five Per s!

cent, upon the capital stock was declared due '. various brauohti. our st wi x.:.s:t and payable on the first Monday in June, LS01. at the office of said Company. ,ij i yn I T HHHT) 1IAV t Additional installments of twenty -five per ,' !iA. J)AJl cV IJUU1 JilUJ,: cent upon the capital stock was declared ' n... due ami payable on the 1st Mondays of Au-I "bhL.Nh ARE, gust, October and December. GLASS-WAI!L TIN WARl', ' Rv Order of the Roar !, AND vfe; HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.; NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS 'TnnrTVr, rr Orrvz or-niE Shemivvilt.e k Coi.rsiBrs TrRKt Co.,.' l-oUJl.tj -jJj'il- ' t" Sllyville, K,-: ruiry 4. 1-1,1. ' ' COAL OIL LAMPS, ' At

11 I on SatHrliy the 23.1 !;iy of January, 1-G4, an install- U'fl'.J .All,,

int-nt of twenty- five percent on the C'.ipi tal Stuck was tlcflarvtl ilue ami jKiyaMe on the first Mod lay in May, 1-01, at the otMre f saiil t'ompany. Further aMti'nal installments upon the Capital Stock was ileclaretl due aii'l payable on the first Monday of June, Julvaml August each. ! Order of i!,e Hoard. DAVID LOCDEX, Sec. Andrkw J. Cherry, Treasurer. Cm

FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Ntr'.h-West Corner II.iirinan ! FrvAliu Str-.-ct. Pine Tar, Nails, all kinds, Willow Ware, Well Duckets, Crockery, Coffee MilK, Table Cutlery, l'.iiins. Candies, Tea, all kinds. Churns, A minunition, Coal Oil & Lamps, CJie'in I CotVee, Knglish Currants, lloosier .Joans, Iye, browned. Yellow Ware,

WILLOW WAKL etc.; WHITE SCGAU k HONEY SYKUI'.

. , I'ins, Needles, fit spenders, Tl.ro-il, aol Notiui.s f every COOK & PARLOR; 0,11..

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Taken In exchanci! for Cash or (1 oods at the liihoyt market price. I sliall alsj keep cutisUiui ly on hand a full assortment if HAUDE.X AM) FIELD SEEDS.

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VALUABI.G.niLL SKAT IOK SALE By Green &: Co., Ileal Estate Aireiits. A first class Mill seat consisting of 25 acres of landjuid sites for both a prist and saw Mill witha good seven foot dam with natural stone ahutments already erected answerin" for both Mills. Alsoa frame dwelling with live jrood rooms in the town of Geneva, w ill lie sold separately or together to suit purchasers on very low terms. . IIOTI'.I. FOK SALE. The "Kay House" in theCity of Shelhyvillelml., alarce fine four story Brick exclusive of tsiscment one of the liest hotel huildinirs in the State, the ann'ial rent of the first and basement stories of which is 1--00 ; also the "Bay Cottage" on Franklin Etre t, for sale on good terms By Green &. Co., Ileal Estate A ge its. FOK MALE 3 Houses and Lots on John Street in Shelbyville favorably located ; atnl 2 Houses and I its on Broadway street of pleasant locations on low terms By Greeu &-Co., Heal Estate Agents. I'OIt SALE 100 vacant Lots in the City of PheUyville- Ray & Mc-

Farl inds addition for sale very low. The construction of t he Kushville Turnpike throujrh these lids w ill greatly en hance their value. Now is the time to get a bargain in them. Enquire of GREEN" & Co. Ileal Estate Agts. IOK SALE. A farm of 150 acres, 100 acres improved all bottomland on Little Blue Uiver one and three fourth miles from Shelbyville on the Kusliville State Road, and well watered. By i KEEN & Co. Real Estate A gents.

Those having firms for sale can find a purchaser at good good rates by calling on tillELN" & Co. FOK SALE 37 '.' Acres of land one half mile from Shelbyvill on the Shell yville & Biandvw ii.e Turnpike, 20 acres improved, 17'.: acres in cras and all under fences, with never failing stock waer, foale verv low By GREEN fc Co. Ileal Estate Agents. FOK SALE.. A small frame house and a half acre Lot on West Pepot street House entirely new at a great Iwrgnin. Terms easy. A good and cheap house may ! obtained by calling soon on GREEN & Co. Real Estate Agents.

HOLLO W-WAliE, AND Fine Castings. and Manufacturers of Tin, Brass, Copper aud ShectIroii Ware.

Spring is Here, Summer is C oining.

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ic.i --.wviMi r- . i it . i- tr i . . Sweat and Si .ttin.' ..f Rio .l. jiti 1 is aue-.o-p.-nt L' ircW I .r I 0 Cl'; ' U'liC fSl're, lus ju-t a, ki!, ,.f a S oe'l hr.-it. It .spVa-uu to take and . -ife I received one of the largest stocks of w uouablejattflB ; u,.-lici,.e f..r ii.t .t ts. l ncv ,o . ' -ul i r l-.ttle. I

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JOB WORK of all kinds done io order and Warranted.

Store iu Odd Fellows Hall, East side Public Square, and on Washington street, fu st door East of lldmillou's Bunk. SIIELIIVVILLE, II.

IIai.k's C'oxvertiblk Ciokr Mill. We woro yrstoiil:!- shown one uf those Superior Ciilor Mills koj t forsalo hy Messrs. i"mlth Ai llair. It can be eonvertel into a Cider or drape Mill ami Corn Shueker, and Jluietcr and !-'heller. Whrrever it has leen brought in competition with the simple Cider Mill, it has been awarded a li t premium. The advantages of tli I? machine are, that on purchasing it, the farmer has at the cost of an ordinary cider mill, a substantial lnarhire, simple in its construction, that Tiiis wers lor four or more purposes. With this machine two men can make from six to eight barrels of cider per cav, or, it will shell one bushel of corn per minute. It is decidedly one of the greatest labor-sa ing machines ever invented, and we would advise cur readers to call and examine it.

Jens C. Greex, Jerry Weakly, P. M. Green GOFtlEElSr Sz, CO., Real Estate and Loan Agents, Office in .Viwnvk' .(, Ettxt "?? Puf'Uc t2'"trei S H E 1.15 Y V I LL E , INDIANA. business in the way of selling and renting Real Estate, Collecting Rents, and negotiating and securing loans is respectfully solicited, l'rompt attention given to business entrusted to us. jc5!3-t5m

Agents Wanted to Sell Tin: Political Manval, embracing the mcst important locumeuts connected with the Political History of the I'nitel States, tlure' v showing all the Great Mjvementsof the

different Pidittcal Parties since the Confederation of the Sta

tes, among which are

PHYSICIANS,

Citizens and Strangers Will please liear in mind that. at HOMES' "DRUG STORE,

North-east corner of Wasiiington street, (North side Pipiare) they will always linda full and supciior assortment of

DRUGS S MEDICINES. sjlected with the greattst cure and warranted prire. PURE WINES & LIQUORS For Medicinal purposes, and every other article usually found in a first class Drug S'tore, such as Patent Medicines of all kinds. Machinery Oil, CoalOil, &.C. Tolucco, Segars, and Coal Oil Lamps. will please take notieethat our assortment of PERFUME RI E S is the largest and most desirable over offered in this market) comprising all varieties, and warranted genuine. Our assortment of TOILET SUA PS, COMliS, LUISHES AND NOTIONS is also complete. BOOKS AND STATIONERY A good assortment of blank and School books, primers, tc.

The lee:aration of Independence ; Formation of the ori- and a full and superior stock of Stitionery, such as Paper,

gmal Ameiican I men ; C onstitution ot the Lmted States,! Ink, lens, Pencils, &.C

CLOTHING

For Men and Hoys Wear Evur In-fore offered in this city, comprising every variety and style, which were liouijht at low tigurcs for Cash, and will be sold ata small advance. Also, a general asi. .rlru'l of FURNISHING GOODS, inch as Cotton and Wcolen Shirts, Collars, Handkerchief, Neck Ties, Saspendcrs,Gloves, Scks, 4tc, including O L. Si for Men and Boys. Traveling Saclicls & Umbrellas. JLr Oarments made to erder wlien desired, and a perfec fit guaranteed. Cutting done to order. Those desiring any article in the Clothing line will find i to their advantapcto giveme a call. Store East side Public, S.juare, corner Washington street. April G,lfGl-3m SA.n'I, OTOXXKIt.

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l'UOTIXTI.l) P.Y KOYAL 1.KTTEI1S PATENT. l'rejHire-1 tfm i vv,r ( ff Sir J.in,, '!tii,it.I'. l'lt'ini, i,in Jitr.ijftiiKirti l the Utii. This invaluable medicine in unfailing id the cure of all

those paii.ful and dangerous diseases to which the female

constituiioii issul jei-t. It mo.lerat-s all cices-is ai:J removes all oltruct:oiis. and a SjKily cure tnav le rclkd on. to ?i iicii:i i.aiii:s it i jteculiarly suited. Itnill in a hort time, bring on the monthly i-eriod regularity.

Each bottle, pric die Hollar, Iwars tlic Goicruuienl Stamp of (j rc.it Itritain. to prevent rounterfeits. ' CAUTION. Tfe I'tft ioi. i't l-f till. Uji ' during t.'.e

FIDS T Til HI. K M 7S..f Tr,,ti,riri. ,i ff.ry are turf I V-rp cou.ui.tly n IjiuJ aix! taauufacturc to erder al to briny on .ViMiirt i'l-ji , Out at auy rf.cr time tUt j art kinds of Brass. Copper, Sheet Iron &; Tinware. In all cases .f Nervous an l Spinal AfT'-ctions, Pain in

uic J.acK aii'i l.imi . raiu-t.f on siil-iu cx rin ii. r.ii;ui.i-; i w m w t lim?ril

Ione to OnWr and atifclion puaranUneJ-

I alsol.ave anciu tsive a .i tn-.ent of k i:n li: s, z s n xg s. .SADIKOXS. DOG IKONS, CL'TLKKV. LANTERNS. 1I0USK rL'I.'NI.SHING GOODS, 4c.

EaF A report came over the wires la?t week thut Col. treijit, of the ."l?t, had Wen

-"3- The I.e:ueito3 and aholitionist? generally talk ahout armiii"; themselves, which we stijn'se the- have a riht to do, in fact the I-oae oath makes this duty blinatiry iijon them hut wliv ohjeet to r)emcerats doing the same thing ? There is one distinguishing feature between the two in this arming proecss while the Democrats

htiv their arms the Leagueites steal theirs.

Washington's f.'iir inot important addresses; Ordinance of

1T.-7 ; Compromise of I1--JO; The Fugitive Slave Law ot lS.'.tl ; the Kansas and Nel raska Act of 18,i4 ; Population of tie l tiite.1 Mates at decennial periods ; Electoral votes for President and Vice President from l.S'.t to i'A) : Historical Sketch of the Tiiirty-fivs States; Piographical Sketches of the F,x-Presid ids, n ith a good portrait of each; Portraits a d Sketi !cs of ti e Nominees for President, together with t lie Platf. r.ns adopted ly each Political Party for IMiO and l-t)4 ; Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation ; the Crittenden Pesolutior.s ; The present pay of United Plates ollic. rJ. Civil, Military ami Naval, also of Soldiers and Sailers ; Portrait and Sketch ot Gen. George!!. M'Clellan ; Portrait and Sketch of Lieut. Gen. I". S. Grant ; Present rates of Stamp Unties on legal Documents, &c. &.C., compiled from Ollicial Pocuments. Large 4'2 mo., lumnd in cloth, finely illustrated with pood engravings, by the 1 est Artists in the United States. Price 5 1.23. yjj3 This will he the best luiok f.r Agents ever published, as it is not a partisan work, and every intelligent voter will want one. SiMri.K Corv, witTterms to Agents, sent, pest paid, on receipt of price. ASH! U & ADAMS. 3t Publishers, Indianapolis, Indiana

WALL PAPER,

Itordering, Window Curtains (cloth and paper), Curtain

Fixtures. &c, the largest stock outside of Indianapolis. May l. 104. 1U. M. ROBINS.

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eCect a cure lien all other means baxc laile.1 ; and altlio" a ".er.ul reme'.y. .! d c u.t. on iron. calomel, anl.uony or ni thing tiUrt.nl to the coii-titutixu. Full iliritb. ns in the pamphlet around each package, nhichs'.K.tild U-cirefujly j.rt red. Sole Agent for the I i.it-1 states and Canada, Jul) MoSES,-J7 Ci rtlamlt street, Nrir-Torli. N. It. Sl.dO an.l 0 p..-ta -e stamps fwl'Wpil to any au-thoriz-.d Aucnt, will insure a tattle, rontamii c 3t Pills, 1 y return mail. lr. M. KoUINS, Agent, HielhyvilV.

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The sessions of the League are prolonged to rt late hour recently. It was near two o'clock in the morning before the conspirators dispersed at their l.st meeting.

SALE OF LA.M1. TOTIC'K is hereby civrn that I v virtue of an order of

the ShePv County Common Picas Court, the under

signed. Commissioner appointed to make sale of the following tract of land as the estate of Joseph K. llighter, deceased to-wit : Commencing at the South-east corner ofsection twelve (12, Township fourteen (14. Itange seven 7. in Shelby county, Indiana, and running thence North one hundred

l and sixty rods ; thence West sixteen rods ; thence South one

hundred and sixty rods ; thence East sixteen rods, to the place of beginning. Will receive bid for the said land until

the 24th day of September. 1ft) I. at which time, if not sooner

disposed of the same will sold on the premises at pul lie

auction. ll.Kis line third ca.h, one third in three and one third in six months tr-.m the date of sale, with notes at

interest, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. Aug IS

JS04. J . L. MONTGOMERY , Commissioner,

KOU.ICK'S STO.TIACII mh'tcks. SOLDIER'S HOME Siterintixoknt's Okfick.

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Cancehs Cured or Xo Pay! Dr. Swank

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Mi Deir Sir : I am di-ening a second invoice of your

Stomach Ritters among the lar;e numler of men whodaily

. . , fl ' ii i ' .iiiitTr .ti iiiia iiiiiiuuuii i jr rire.-ioiieiiv .net un. n killed in a engagement near L natanooga. i'n , peciallv cancers, in the suecesful treatment 1 universal te-tmonev is that thess Hitters are the best made

i i . - . .. a ,i. ,., r... ,ttt ! r . l : I. . . , li i i . . . For the various summer complaints which afflict so many.

m outlay H muni'iiMit- uiji.-iicu alr...iv.i.vm yn vwiicn lit is nui CACC..ea oy any ptlVSlCiail I know of no remedy so saf and sosure. Plutirch says.

20th oi every nmnth, through the vear. He treats all forms ot chronic diseases and es-

NOTICE.

LI. those indebted to me by note or account will please

2 call and settle up, as I must have money to pay uiy

debts. Aug. 11, 04. S. O t 0.OK.

BOOTS and SHOES

A.T OLD PRICES.

IIE undersigne.1 tikis pleasure in saying to tho people

of Shelly vi i ic i itat. lie nas openeii in me iimun..iu.i.

by C. J. MUKleu an a Jewelry ciore, a large anu wen selectwl st.5ck.0f

in the west. I ho lVcior is a regular graduate of one of the best i;iedie.il schools in the United States, and stands high in his profes

sion as a physician, an 1 has

enee ot some twenty vears in practice. Iut his reputation is too well known to necdrec ommending. lie discards all poisons making use only of innocent and effectual renic dies selecting and proparoingliis medicines himself. They are pleasant" to take not sickening or debilitating, but bracing and ronstviiiiMitlv n.itifnts nr nn- .1

NVc have recently not- ! doing moderate labor. He deals honcUlv !

that personage himself denying the report. The probabilities are that lie instigated the

first dispatch, in anticipation of reading a tfries of highly eulwistie obituaries, reeountins his valuable services, heroic courage, devotion to the cause, official and private virtues, Ac, all highly spiced with a d.ieh of romance and a liberal sprinkling of exaggeration. lut we guess he as disappbinted at least we have seen nothing more than the bare telegraphic announcement.

Marri.e Work

iced several fine specimens of workmanship in the way of grave atones, at the new marble hop of Mr. Eno?, corner of Broadway and Harrison street. Those in quest of articles inhisjine will evidently find it to their interest to give him a call. KIT" There is beginning to be a visible fluttering throughout abolition New England about the draft, and especially in Massachusetts. The latter State has flooded the Fouth with recruiting Agents and ransacked the poor houses and prisons of Europe, and imported criminals and paupers by the ship load, and jet her quota is not half filled. A

pompon went of the draft is to be requested.

..To ask a physician w liai is easv and what is hard of liges-

tion, and what will airee with the stomach, isi'wtut as sensible as to ask what is sweet, biiver, or sour." Persons wh look out for breakers and have your stomach Hitters in th? house I am sure will never ask any one the foolish

, , . ijuesiion spohen oi oy i.ie great pniiosopner. unui ik'i iial ail CXrCri- I nm; a ic,if.I r tn-n f,.rmnrl,-.ti..l. rtr.M.U-- 1 ll.lt i many

men here who have brandy prescril-ed for ihctn oy oistincuished Army Surgeop. The effects of yours on such are most leneScial, fjr more so than fro maty previously taken Persons who desire a really pnr Brandy cannot fail in their purchase if they pet your braiid. I am, P.jctor, with much respect. Tour Servant. O. W. D. Andri vs. Superintendent. TCPOXce an I manufactory "o"s 56, .V, 60 and 62 Kst Third Street. For sale Everywhere. eom

RECREATION !

Boots svntl Shoes fin n $1 rot HATS AND CAPS, P.ought direct of the manuf icturerand Ivfore the late heavy advance t her fore I can sill go.,ds in my line from 10 to 0 per cent Cheaper than any one that bought recently. Call and Examine my Stock, which embraces every variety of Hoots and Shoes, L -ulies Walking .Boots, Gaiters. Balmorals, Rubbers,

Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Suspenders, &c. , I mihtenlarre uton the merits of my mercliandisc, but

prefer that n.y goods shall tell their own st ry, and as ti j rRiciy. I only care to say tiut 1 cn offer sjme harzains j hich would" tempt a raiser. Come then and exchange your ; iKiNBA-fcs for thinir that will give you more pleosuie, ai.d at the the same time testify to y ur rood tast-. 1 say to all. I will scllas CHEAP as. orCIl E APER than ; any other houe in l! is place, and I mean jut what I say. i ilememlier tSe place, outhstdcef tbePuidic Snuare, to doors West cf FAsntABtss. AprilG-Cm J 1. S.TIITIi.

HE LIEF IN TEX MINUTES.

PULMONIC WAFERS!

Tnr. Original Melicine E.-taMishcl in l-37,and firt article

of the kind ever introduced uuderthe name of " I't i.mc Wakkrs" in this or any other country; all other Pul-( monic Wafers are counterfeits. The genuinecan known by the name of lilt V AN Ivinn truii-d on each WA 1 Kit. 1.8 van's Pi i.monh; Walxx rtelicvc Coughs, Colds, fore Throat, Ilorsencss. liltTiN's Pi I.MOSIO WaITVRS Relieve Asthma, jtronchitis, Iinicnlt Breathing. P.iivtN's Pi i.M'.mo Wahirs Relieve Plotting of I'1hm, pains in the Client. Prvan's Pi i.monic; Wafkrs Relieve Incidiont Consumption, l.uog Diseases. l!Hvt' Pi i-momc Wafers Relieve Irritation of the l"vnla and Tonsilj. PltYts's Pi i.momc Waitrs Relieve tl.o aN.vc c nr.plaints in Ten Minutes. P.kvan's Pt i j.imc Wafers Area r.lcssing to all clasp s ai.d Constitutions. I:ky's I'i uhmc Winm Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. Piiyan's I'iimnk; Waflks Are in a simple f.-rm and plea-ntit to the taste. Phvan's Pi i.momc Wafers Not only reliev; I ut T.ei t rapid and lastinj Cures. Prvan's Pi i.momc W irtrs Are warranted to give s.ili.-factiou to everyone. Xo family li..uld ! without a Ux of RRYAN'S P1E.MOMI.' H AKKIIS in llie lion-.-. N- tniwl-r tdi-ul l I without a supply of Pry an Pulmonic Waf.-rs in lii Kkf t. Xo pers.oi will ever object to pay for 1;i;vaVs Pilmomc Wafer's Twenty-Five Cents. .K'll .MO?!., ! Proprietor. 2T CorC-ndt t. X. Y. j.w-lyl I'r. M. l.i'lUN?, AM, M,. ll j ville.

ReuicniK-r the pi see, Weal side Harris n 5 treet.fi rut 4oo Sutlt of Pui l'c S,Uire. Oct. e, 1-03. Wu. J.VriXOATE.

NEW STORE Wises old stun-, ?ou;.!i-ir'-t corner Public Square, Mii:Mivvn.i.i:t i.M.

BRICK! I am :ain prIanil, t'.ls M.n. to supply the community with g jod l'rick, at mv Yard E.t-t eiid i the citv. July"l. IIEXRY 11'iRsT.

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r.i. & p. HOLzr.w: Take this mctho. of announcir.g to the people of Ehelliy county that t-x y h ive c.iiel out at the cluve location, knt purK.e offering rare l-r,i:u ia Hcncly-3VIvcio CLT1IN B, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. TRAVELING SACIIELS, TRUNKS, UMDIIELLAS, NOTIONS, ie.

Our st'ick of l.o."s is rr irplte jn every dtartment. aoj we puru.se kn pil g ionc I ut tle lst. ttur tock is also largl. and wr pur- hax d f ..e tl.e recent li--avy advance and e ,-..,n th.-r.-f. re ti-.L.y pdl any art rl iaour lic at retail rtn-.-ip.-r ti.a;i the v.uje can !r N.oght at wtvdesalc isi Xew-Yoik r " i i ii.i-iti. A call aiid nau.lution of oor stock is sd.-:iu.d. aprilSl-tf

CHEAP FURNITURE ! C O IV it i: cV II AXD, uccrjoors to Jiii.es.,n 4 Correy.)

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Azjit. t!.e Grarid Artry of the n.ac is rr .rt4 ak a.U.iiKi'.g. i.t not K,;ai.(:i tl.- prkxsif cut LTft L I ucoc.paral ie f lic f Furniture & Chairo,

Wl. ch will act laTy e ! ' At a r- ia.-fi.-.n r t frt tb 10 f S

: pr r. -nt.or. f .rm-i pricr. tin- truth .f L.rb .ll I r-i b ! j p:.rei ll.l! iH will Like th trouUr torall atrfl eAaaur ! f.r lh'H..:v . T!. U.k; Jjil iu every !-:partcaeut,ct I Plain and Upholstered Wort; ' A'.l mnuf- .urt'I ittu t!. Umu cuttrrial bd! Vj npci j ui-ici:.ii-, snsDs, DINING AND CENTRE TAKLEC

! fhfict, X'ti-lm, Gtne av l Flat Lotionu " a,rt Cj,.o!s!cr(,l C II A IRS,

In eiillcss variety, cf t! nt, .ui f.j ;s. s-l at all jrioo

Wltll tll l-.ati.tnte - 5f 1..- tl.T.vl-c 1.

1-enefit them, he will toil them so, as it is no DTT T T f D T V A 1111 l physician's interest to ceive his ratients. ll I I H ll I 11 H I M .ee his Circular (which is half the size of a -UILJLJAaII IU UUUUU11 . Common newspaper) contains from thirty-five j rFV) those desireous of indulc.ns in pleasant recretO forty pood certificates of cases of cancers JL ation of Billiards, I would say that I have he has cureil. He has also more than a hun- . drcil specinuns of Cancers ho took out pre- ' TWO Superior TablCS, served in spirits.

lie carried a fill innrlr nf 1 In Western Basement of Ray House. The room is always lie carries a lull Mpf J Ol medicines nA plenMIltin warm weather and thorouchty narm.M ! 1US CtiarcCS are reasonable but cash. His ; iueold weather l.rilliantly lichted at night, and the utCounsel free of charge. ap 21. most order olerved at all times. In J

joiix i'i uhy, ! THE Bk.Tfl

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Cjlfct atttt Rri,lfncnn M'at.hintjt-yn Strrtt, ttro rf-vr E.itoflr. tt,clton, silELE YMLLE. Ilaring permanently located in thifUy, I shall be pleased toatten4all calls In my line at all time. Jy91-a

f tII E people of Fhel'iyvillH nd viciritr are r-i--iful!y

. ! I re-picsted to Like notifv that at my ."hp. North Si'le TT - i v it' i f T X A I 'ul iic J" '":r'' "c 'n'' "'r,r wf' t llendr.ckIrui suire, j! j J) J U U Jj Ji !i m'"v i,1r4-v "''"' a iarsi ttKk cf Home and Custom-

FACTORY! ! BOOTS AND SHOES

Ore mile. West of ShelSy ville, In liana.

For Jfen, Hoys, Women aud Misses II ear

The Hiqhest Market Price Paid! Mn,,fc",,SilWM1,,!'ich,

! for WOO!. i M-4 m W -c

as iwuuu tiff ine M3vxi j . and puaratitee to sell

As Chcai) as the Cheapest.

July 14th, l?f4, tf.

for Wool.

Mis. SAMUEL M0RGAX.

DY-M Kl'SH, NEItVOl JSEfS. AND 1'KUII.ITV. j Pit. STUICKLAND'S TON" I C- We er.n recommend those , rtitferini; from a I'ssof Appetite, Indisestinri or Ivprpia j

Nervousnessand ervous Ie!Hlity,l.UeMrii-kIand s Ionic It is vtnt-ta'de preparation, free from alcoholic li.iuurs ', it stren?lhe i the U le nervt u system ; it creates a foI

as iHxl a tttehest. All Drinks, sucn as Cobblers, l'uuches ' ,LV:,....

monades. ic. nrenared to order. I ?"... . u.

... n..--T i rorsaieai i osi vmce urus nore, rneiryTiue, ara ry Drftirists generally, at $1 per bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. BtricklMd, EmI Fourth rt. CiixtaaaU, O. .augll-lr

adjoining those desireous will always find r superior article of Liquors, Wines, Ales, Ciirrs, h.c, allien are aarranted

as i hxI a the best. All Drinks, si

Lemonades, kc-, prepared to order, uglily

To prove the truth of this it is only nrearjr to

GIVE ISy-TIE J. OJLT-,.

SHELBY COUNTY BRANCH or inc ational Claim Ancv

Vi WA!ll'iT. " I T Y , V. C ui". f iizt rt i HAliVKV. COLLINS .t UliACK, i--m ril 'verrjr.tnt A .-e!.t a:..i At'., ri.f T: ' ' 476 r-tf:..hreet. Wt. Wt-.jNis Cm , V- C ' .; I'.ms rree"it'.-lat.-l I'r .-"- '!-.-1 l- f .re the lvpartm'.-.ts . and Court of flaiu. l't-nt. 1'fMior. Rwuuty d Uouuiy Lands titur I. Jvli',ieral BurinsTrar dieted. ' flip. I.. IltRvrT. Jo. V. C- lli-w. J-u- . ofttuiungODciti-. of Nu-r:iork, of Curfiufcaliff i've per-.if.l tt?r.:i-r. ti prfx-nr l'EN'r KS. R- ', UNTIES. B'H'NTY LAN l11. IMCR 1 A V. A-c. a cru:i z to ; ?.l lirr wSo havi--i'aw .rid'M. c .ntrirt"! dfi . r lie : rm.i.Mf iar'.Mhsvr-i1"t..r i-.i;ihh:- in the di-

ct.ar; of t'ie.r luie ..f d-My.a u i. d.ir.i;: the prr--r t -r I , ,.r, vi..us war : cI .ms aat i -t the i..nim.ei.t f -r .u.umtyf .tpr.v,te,.ror-y t..kcn f-r V""""""'.

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FOR SALE.

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Boots or fnoes ma.le lo orir wiien dratreu. . iijKrn i-ii ; r-i--i , . i t , it.r n-r-?ole lati. r for ule y Uie side or piece. aiidor.- .niii'S voiunt-. r ; "' ''".V" .-. .-.

UI'.PAIUI.XCW done on short notice and in a work- j vice. S rA.tr j rJJ(J1 a . ., manlik manner. .!T",ri inswmuiM ituw, J..38.64. GEO. H. PC5X. , 3 AitS-r,Ue.fihelIi Co.. Ud.

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