The  Shelbyville  Republican
September 13, 1917
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TWO  AUTOS  COLLIDED.
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          Automobiles owned by  Edward Flack  of this city and  Earl Buck, of Van Buren township, collided Wednesday night about eight o'clock at Harrison and Broadway streets.  The machines were slightly damaged.  Mr. Flack was turning his car into Broadway and Mr. Buck was turning onto Harrison street.
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The  Shelby  Union  Banner
 January 14, 1864
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M O N E Y   T O   L O A N !
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          The undersigned Board of Commissioners of Shelby County, Indiana, in order to raise the amount of money necessary to pay the Bounties offered to Volunteers under the last call of the President of the United States, it is necessary to dispose of County Bonds to the amount of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars.  Said Bonds are now in the hands of the Treasurer of said county, to be sold and are issued in sums of $100, $500, and $1000, payable in one year, bearing interest from date, and will be promptly paid when due.
          Come forward, gentlemen, and show your patriotism in a practical way.
HENRY BUCK,    
JOHN McCONNEL,    
JAMES J. CURTIS,    
Commissioners.
dec 17-tf
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The  Shelby  Volunteer.
Thursday, December 18, 1862
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Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners.
          The Board conened at the Court House in Shelbyville, on Monday, Dec., 1st, 1862.  Present:  HENRY  BUCK,  JA'S  J. CURTISS -- and  JOHN  M'CONNELL, Commissioners.
          A License was granted  John M'Carty  to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time.
          It was ordered that the wife of  John McLaughlin,  a Volunteer in the service of the U.S. be allowed the sum of one dollar and fifty cents a week.  The wife of  Marmaduke Lindsey,  a Volunteer, two dollars and fifty cents a week, and the wife of  Jacob Yager,  a Volunteer, one dollar and fifty cents cents[sic] a week, all of Addison Township, and that  Nathan Goodrich, Trustee of the Township pay the same.
ACCOUNTS  ALLOWED.
James Harrison, Prosecuting Atty $46,00
Luke Griffith, Volunteer Bounty   20,00
N. P. Morse, Physician to poor   17,50
J. J. Fowler,   "   "     5,00
R. R. Washburn, Physician to poor         17,50
A. M'Cain, elections     3,00
Elijah J. Gregory, support of poor   17,50
James J. Curtis, County officer   40,50
John Cannon, county Assylum   18,15
Timothy M'Laughlin, fuel     8,80
F. Coyle, county Assylum   18,15
H. Comstock, militia   31,00
J. E. Green, election     3,00
George C. Thacher, election     3,00
Alen Sexton  election     3,00
Elias Moore      "     3,00
I. H. Wilson      "     3,00
C. C. Farren, support of poor     8,25
Mrs. Wilkinson, militia     4,70
F. W. Fogle  militia     5,27
Samuel Snepp, support of poor     4,00
Arthur Steele     "   "   10,00
Eli Jones     "   "   25,00
Samuel A. Kennedy     "   "   15,00
Tho's J. Ireland,     "   " 344,17
Tho's White, elections     3,00
William F. Car, elections     1,50
Joseph A. Robertson, election     1,50
Joseph Degarmo     "     1,50
Wm Braden, Books & Stationary   38,75
Philip Devering, support of poor     1,50
Milton Coffin     "   "     6,57
Edward Smith     "   "   15,00
Joseph French     "   "        75
Wm. P. Duty     "   "     5,60
Deloss H. Thompson, militia     9,00
Jane Fox, wife of Volunteer   20,00
C. Cosby, support of poor     2,35
Luman Jones, support of poor   11,00
Tho's White,     "   "   15,00
James Lee, militia     6,80
William Binney, poor   12,65
William Brown, public buildings   12,50
Reading*** Money, support of poor   15,19
Tho's White,     "   "     5,85
Hesekiah Smith, militia   22,21
Wm. Law     "     18,41
H. Smith, support of poor     6,60
Wm. Sheets, books and Stationery   18,31
James Manderville, support of poor     3,50
Edward Cooper, elections     1,50
Geo. Thomas,     "       1,50
Geo. Widner,     "       1,50
Geo. Reed,     "       1,50
Reading*** Money, militia     9,30
C. Cosby,     "       3,70
Joseph Cummins, Coffin for pauper     6,00
John Morrison, jr, stationery     2,10
C. Cosby, support of poor     2,60
Henry Cook,     "   "     6,90
Tho's J. Ireland, county asylum     4,00
W. W. Woodyard, support of poor,   14,10
Wm. Curtleyon*     "   "   11,50
W. W. Woodyard, elections     5,50
Thomas Bush, bounty   20,00
John Brady,     "     20,00
Cha's A. Anderson, support of poor   14,00
Lucy Conner     "   "   10,70
Lee Parish     "   "     6,60
Ja's E. Robertson     "   "   38,61
Eli Johnson     "   "   10,00
Henry Huntington     "   "   15,33
Isaac Odell, viewing road & return     2,00
Allen Porter, viewing road     1,00
Sydney Turner, support of poor     1,00
Henry Farley, Volunteer bounty   20,00
E. G. Cornelius, support of poor 108,80
Thomas White, militia     9,83
Reuben Spicer, printing   25,00
Squire L. Vanpelt, county officer 239,24
Elish Curson, support of poor     3,00
Root & Bennett, public buildings   69,20
Sylvester Golding, support of poor   10,00
Tho's Lympus, elections     3,00
Nathan Goodrich,   "     4,00
Thomas Fleming,   "     3,00
E. M. Wilson,   "     3,00
Ja's Milleson,   "     3,00
Peter Hershour, county Assylum   20,40
Alexander Cory,   "   44,25
D. L. Conrey, coffins &c. for paupers   19,50
S. M. Johnson, elections     1,50
H. Warner, support of poor   13,13
Henry Buck, county officer   42,00
Anthony Groll, county Assylum   15,00
Wm. F. Carrell,   "   "     5,85
E. L. Floyd, militia   14,76
John M'Connell, county officer   18,00
E. M. Wilson, viewing road & return     2,00
Wm. Elliott, viewing road     1,00
Ja's Winterrowd, viewing road     1,00
Catharine Hughlett, support of poor   10,00
William Davidson, fuel for courthouse   50,20
Davis, Wright & Green, Attorneys   12,50
Wm. C. Judd, road     1,00
Samuel M'Kay, support of poor   17,00
Henry Doble, public buildings     5,50
Leander Kennedy, militia   44,35
J. J. Smyth, county officer     3,80
Henry Doble, boarding prisoners   43,00
Henry Doble, county officer   62,55
John Wise, support of poor   17,40
J. & M. Levinson, support of poor     9,25
Joseph Cummins, coffins for paupers   18,00
Barbara Shoot, support of poor     5,50
E. G. Mayhew,   "   "     4,50
Cyrenus Bishop, elections     2,00
A. C. Bybee,   "     2,00
James Smith,   "     2,00
Joseph Cox,   "     2,00
J. J. Fowler,   "     4,00
Catharine Meloy, support of the poor   14,30
Thomas W. Smith, public buildings   31,85
Micheal Free**, physician to poor   20,00
W. F. Talliafero,   "   "   35,00
Michael Copple, viewing road     1,00
Joseph Dungan,   "   "     1,00
Joseph R. Cole, viewing road & return     2,00
Samuel A. Kennedy, Inquest     5,00
Nathan Goodrich, support of poor   59,03
Wm. M. Parish,   "   "     8,00
Elijah Curson,   "   "     1,50
J. J. Fowler, militia     2,00
Abel House,   "   10,00
John W. Ballard, public buildings     2,00
Nathan Goodrich, militia 104,58

*Cortelyou - pmf
** Michael Freeh - pmf
***Redding - Terry Van Dyke
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