Decatur Eagle, Volume 1, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 20 March 1857 — Page 3

s t 111 >ll • q ”I'-"- -' * i t » The Border Hover. By Emirson Bbnmstt, Author of ‘Clara Moreland,’ ‘The Prairie Flower,’ > • ‘Lent Leoti,’ ‘Viola,’ ‘Pioneer's Daugh- i ter,’ ‘Bride of the Wilderness,’etc. Cotnj. plete in two large duodecimo volumes, ; neatly bound in paper cover.—Price One i Dollar. The Border Rover is one of Emerson ' Bennett’s best productions, and will be . Or sure to delight all readers who were plea- . sed with the Prarie Flower and Clara '< Moreland, to which it may be considered a campanion—the scenes and incidents being something similar, and yet the sto:i ry totally unlike either of the others. The scene of the Border Rover is in the Territory of,Kansas, beginning at Indepen- ' dence Missouri, and extending all over the plains or prairies to the Rocky Mountains. It is full of thrilling adventure and hair i i bredths escapes, love, romance and hu-' mor, and the characters are trappers, traders, hunters, travelers, guides, Indians, si . , i This work is now in press and will be '*t sent to any one, Free of Postage, on remitting the price to the publisher, in a letter. Address, T. B. PETERSON, 3 No 102, Chesnut St., Philadelphia. —AIso. —VIVI A; the Secret of Power, by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, ’ complete in one large duodecimo volume j, neatly bound in cloth, for SI 25, or in 1 two volumes, paper cover, for 31. Mrs. Southworth, is well known as a writer and stands alone. Either edition of this work will be sent to any part of the United States .Free o/ Postage, on remitting the price of the edi--1 tion you wish. Address as above. Was Mrs. Cunningham Married?— We presume that the Reverend Uriah it Marvine has settled this problem by the t evidence he gave on Tuesday, before the it Surrogate. It seems now established be--5 yon 1 reasonable question that Mrs. Cun- ' ningham was the wife of Dr. Burdell, o ■who married her in Dr. Marvine’s house, in the presence of Miss Cunningham, as stated by that lady and her mother on 1 the inquest. This seems to clear the way for the prosecution to a very marked extent.- — K Had it devolved upon the Mate Prose‘■'l“ CUtor to prove that Eckel find j>t-rsvn»li-il Dr. Burdell at the marriage ceremony, he would Lave been met by difficulties of a very serious charactcd, which might perhaps have involved the ruin of the whole prosecution. This quicksand happily indicated at this early stage of the proceedings, the State officer will apply himself wholly to the narrower and less complicated question — did Mrs. Cunningham, being the wife of Dr. Burdell, compass or cause his death? The motive for the deed is now established.-.V. YHerald A Man cut in two. —The town of Benton, Indiana, a few davs since was thrown into great-excitement by a ferocious and fatal attack made by a man named Thomas E. Brake, upon a worthless fallow who had been loafing about Brake’s tvagon shop. Being hasty and hot of temper, Brake became provoked at the loafer, and taking up a broad-axe, literally chopped him in two. The murderer was arrested at once. Where ts the West? —The editor of the Presbyterian. Herald of Louisville, Ky., says that visiting Fort Leavenworth, five or six hundred suilefi west of Louisville, he said to the commander. T suppose you begin to feel, away out here, that indifinable region called die West?’ “No sir,’ said lu>, ‘we are living in the east ret. Four hundred miles iv-st of us near Fort Laramie, is the geographical centre of the United States.’ Brilliant ideas are tike shirt buttons—they are always off when we arc in ahurry-

DECATIR MARKET. Corrected Weekly by J. D & J. M Nuitma. AVheat, white, $' 5 Etrgs, $ R " red. 1 12 Salt, -2 75 Corn. 30 <t .3 > Lard, 8 & it 1 Cate, 25 Beef, 350A4 0" | Rye, 50 Flaxs’d, I 00 <t 1 25 Buckwheat, 5' Clover' 5 75 Beans. I 50 t 2 00 Timothy I 50 <fc 2 00 Flqur, per sack, 175 Apples, dry, 2 5 Butter, !2 Black salts 300<t 325 Cheese, I’d: 1 > Fort Wayne Market. For Iht Week ending, Saturday, Afar. 14 Wheat. $’ 20 I Lard, $ 10 ■ Flour. 6 0 [ Harns, 10 Rye flour, 5 00 | Pork, 6 75: Corn, 35 | Beef, 3 7 > Buckwheat, 5 ■ | Fiaxseed, 1 25 Oats, 30 Clover, <s' 2Barley, F 55 Tirnothv, 250 Rye. 03 Apples, green, 1 2Beans, 1 7.5 •• dry, 212 Potatoes, 75 Wool, common, 26 Onions 8 00 " fine, 28 Batter, 14 Whitefish, 575 Cheese, 10 : Trout, 5 00 Eggs, 9 j Lake herring, 5 Os) Salt, 2.5 Cranberries, J 00 Bacon, F | ■U't' 111 ■ 11 DRIED apples and peaches for eale at the lu® Ceuta*.

Poisoned. —The whole family of John ‘ ' Scott, of Scott’s Station, near Cynthiana, Ky., were poisoned on Sunday last it is ; supposed by arsenic brought to the bouse ; to destroy rats, but which by some means i got into the corn meal. Mr Scott died, ■ but it is thought the rest of the family i will recover. I j Seven divorces for adultery were grantled in one day by the Supreme Judicial j Court, at Dedham, Mass., last week — I Oh! “Land of steady habits.’ BANK NOTE LIST. th c tiE» at ' a aa iwcjs- -» New York. Baying Selling 1. Philadelphia, do. do. 1. Boston. do. -tj do. 1. Cincinnati, do. par. do. Louisville, do. par. do. Chicago, do. par. do. ’.j. G Id, do ’j do. I. Silver do. Jo. 1— .’. - ” ( Specie-Paying Banks: Brookville Bank Brouk-'Exchange Bank, Green- I vide. ; castle 1 Bank ofthe Capitol,ln- Fayette Co Bank, Con- i I dianapolis. i Connersville. I UankofEllthartElkliartjFanm-r’s bank, WestBaukniG- hen,Go,ben! field. Bank of Indiana, Mieh -Hoosier bunk, Lo-.-ins-igau City. > port. Batik of Mouticello, Mon Hiiiitii.gton county b’k, licello. ' Huntington. Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt Indiana bank, Madison. ■ Vernon. 'lndiana Reserve bank, j Hank of North America! Kokomo. Clinton. ;Indiana Farmers’ bank, I Bank of Paoli, Paoli. J Franklin, Bank of Rockville, Wa-; Indiana Steck bank. Labash. j porte. Bank of Syracuse, Sy Kentucky Stock ban’-,; racuse. ; Columbus. Bank of Salem, Salem. jL tgrange bank, Lima. Bank of War.-aw, Wai- Merchants a Mechanics’ , saw. j bank. New Albany. Bloomington Bank Ji’arke Co. B , Rockville. Bloomington, Prairie City B , Terre ■ Crescent City Bank. Haute. Evansville. Southern B. of Indiana, ■ Canal Hank, Evansville Terre Haute. Cambridge City Bank Salem 8., Salem. Cambridge City. 'State B. ol Indiana and Central Bank, Indiana branches. polis. Tippecanoe 8., Logans port Note.—The above list embraces the State Bank and Branches, and such of the Specie Pay. I ing Free Banks as are doing a legii iniate Luoiuess and having regular Banking Houses. Susp,ended mid Broken Banks. Traders 8., Nashville. .Green County B. Elkhart County B. (Atlantic B. Bank of Connersville. jßanK of T. Wadsworth. I Bank of Attica. J Traders 8., Terre Haute Slate Siock B. of Indi Drover ’ ■'., at Rome. ana, at Peru. .Farmers’ B ,at Jasper. Waba-h Valley B. X Y. Stock 8., al ViuBanK of Bridgeport. ; centres. Gramerey B.,Lafayette Plymouth B. Laurel B. (Shawnee 8., Attica. Orange B. | Note. —The above, is a list of Banks placed in liquidation at the Auditor of State's Office. The circulating notes <• to be pre-enled to the Au ditor before the first day of October, 1857, for the purpose of closing up the atl.ilr-of th- Banknamed. Their issues eannot beqiloted at any price, as their resources and assets are very uncertain. All other susp-nded nml broken linliannFrei Banks are uncertain and without quotable rau-r . of discount. Laud Warrant Lost. WL'Heac by an official b iter this day received from the Coinmissit . r < f Pensions, bearing date, March bill 1 am info; :ne<i that a Land Warrant No. G7.58', calling for 20 acres. : was issued under the act ot the 3d of Much 1 5 55 . tn the undersigned, n<ihe widow of John lifts- ; deceased, and forwarded from the department at Washington, about the lath of z\.pril 1850, to ' the address of Willjam G. Spencer. Decatur, I Ind. An<l, when a-, ti.c paid land warrant Las failed to reach the undersigned, or William G. : Spencer, the person entitled tonceive it: There fore, notice is her\ ’ y given to nil persons, that the undersigned will apply tothe Commissioner of Pensions <mor about, the 15th day of 1857, fora duplicate of the afoieinvutioued aid described land warrant. MARGARET ROSS, March 20, >57. n - w. MA Y E R~HOUSE7 [Formerly th» Palo Alto,) Corner of Wayne and Cniboun Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDI kN A. H. 3 GARTIN, Mar. 13, 1R57. Proprietor. ». W. OAKLKT. C. 0. OAKLEY, B. IV. OililEl & SOX, Wholesale Dealers in HARDWARE AND STOVES, And Manufacturers of TIN. SHEET-IKON AND COPPER WARE, , AT THE GRANITE STORE, No. 79, Columbia Street, FORT IF J YNE, INDIA . Mareh 13, 1857. i;4 ly. FORNAX MILLS, IS AGAIN Dispensing Meal Daily to the People. The und'-rsigiied baviug purchased, repaired and refitted the “Fornax Mills,” Lately owned by Mr. Samuel L. Ruggnf this place, takes this opportunity of announcing to I 1 the citizens of Adams and adjoining counties, | that she is now in good running order, and is prepared to do all kinds of grinding in a sup?- j ; rior manner. Being an old and experienced Miller, he flatters hiin :M if that he will be able to render entire satisfaction to his The “FOR2\ AX ’ will keep constantly on 1 hand wheat ami rye flour, ami corn meal for 'sale. The ‘‘Fornax” will be run five <1 ivs in i each we?k, viz: Mondays. Tuesdays Wedncs-| d«ys, Fridays and Saturdays. ■ itr ihe highest market pr. * will be paid in cash for Wood, delivered a» th- Mill. JOHN’ SIDGWiCK Dccatit”, March 13, 1-57. n 5 if. “liiEmllmTYF - The un<ie:.igt>e<i would respectfully announce : tothe citizens of Adams and adjoining counties ' tlmt he rontinu -s to carry on the Tivu .ig 1 ! Currying in all its branches, at hi- old stand in Decatur. He is prepare Ito furnish at. the j short notice, sole, harness, calf and >ipp<-r leather, which will l>e finished upon the mn-u. apnro- | ved style, and sold nn the most raasoinhle terms. The highest market price will be paid ki ca-h or leather so.- hides or bark at his Tnun-rv , C. L. SHHiMEYER. Mmua, >w. Mfr-iy- 1

j II HE R Sill 0 Til ER, [Late Wall Aleycr.) ■Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS PAINTS, Oil., F*a«y Articles, Varnishes, Paint Brushec,, Whitewash Brushes, Window Glass, Glassware, Patent Medicines, Electic Medicines, lustru- | inents, Trusses, Supporters Wiues and Bran- : dies, Chemicals etc. Window glass we keep of ; all sizes, from 7 x !l to 3(1 x 43, French and Pitts, bur -. White Lead, white zinc, chrome yellow, chrome green, paris green, umber, terra de sienna, rose pink, lamp black, japan, linseed oil, turpentine, lard oil, whale oil and staple articles generally. We keep a large stock and make I it a particular point to sell to Merchants in this , vicinity MEYER <t BROTHER. No. -5 Columbia s'.revt,Fort Wayne, Ind. March 13, 18>7. n 4 lv. Z— i Attachment Notice. George Stickle, i State of Indiana, M. r Adams, County, ss. 1 Janies Hammel). ) | Before Justus K-lley an acting Justice of the ' Pi-ace in .b ls rs.i.-i township. The def-ndent in the above case will take i notice that, whereas, George Stickle has sued -' ! out one writ of attachments against the good, and chattels, rights, credits, moneys,and t If.-ts , o sxul >l»fi*n.lnnt,lK-forc the undersigned. which ; cause will rec -ive a filial hearing on the Ist day , lof April. iK'>7, nt my a’ I o’clock, P. M. Unless defendant appear, said cause will bo i determined in his absence. JUSTUS KELLEY, rr. March 1.3, 1857. | B LUKS MTffITHF r p i HE undersigned, tenders to the citizens of I Decatur nml vicinity. his th-inks for past I i favors; and respectfully announces to the public i ; that he continues toearry on the above husincs, ; iin nil its varioii, branches, at his obi stand on i I Second Street, in Decatur, where all kinds of Blacksmithing is done to order with neatness I j and dispatch. JACOB KING. I 1 March 6, 1857. vl-n4, irail'TS fi lAPE\IIITI HEX! ~ The undersigned Trustees of Washington township, Adamscountv. Indiana, submits the following statement of I he amount received and expended on account of said township, during the proceeding year.ending March Ist, 1857. RECEIPTS, f \ There was received from County Treasurer, township fund, $225 q 0 ; “ “ “ school fund, 247 1 “ u “ Road revenue, 1 G 0l) j I “ “ “ school house revenue, 217 83 Total amount received, $876 73 I EXPENDITURES. There has been enpended for stationary, $ 1 0d “ for township officers 1!»I 79 “ f-»r tuition, 111 Hi “ for road revenue, 256 3u “ for roads and highways, 12 0 “ for building school houses, 6 2 91 Te‘al amount expended. sl2 ’> *9 Th true condition of :he Treasury, is as fol I lows: i'lwre i> iu» vush *; revenue in the tre i<ury: there is of school revenue for tuition, two i hundred and forty-three dollar-, and twenty ••••ut' : in the treasury, ot'rorid revenue their is j nvedo!lar-» ?n I ninety-sewn cents in t e treasury of M iioo! house revenue there is three : n tlie tirasurv. Total amount in tin rrra-i'iry is two hundred and forty-nine dollarind twenty cents Witness, our hands this ’ --t day of March 1857. /VKOHNE, / JACOB SI ULTS.’> Trustees D. RIDER. _ ) Attest, Jesse Niblick. Clerk March <», 1P57. I j Adnrinisti'ator’s Sale. The undersigned, as the Administratorol i I Joseph Fornshell,late of Adninscountv, will in | obedience to :»i order of the court of emu | ! mon pleas of Adams county, sell at public auc ' . lion at thecourt hoiHe d ><>r io the tow n of De- ' catur, in said county, on the 30th day of April, I I A. D 1357, bet ween the hours of leu o'clock a.m I ind four o’clock r. M ofsaid dav. The undivided two thirds ofthe south half of the north east quarter of section one, township ■ w . ty-five, nm ill n ' r.gc fmirtieii east, containing eighty acres more or less. On Iho follow,ng terms, to-n-it: one-third in hand, one-third in six months, and the residue in twelve months from day of sale the deferred payments to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned, and with interest from date. JOSIAH CRAWFORD, March 11, 1857. Adin'r. WASHINGroN HOTEL, ■+• •» - . *on Mala Street, one squire North of Market, BLUFFTON, INDIANA, WILSON DiCAJI, Proprietor. IT* i his House has be, n lately refurnished anti lifted up i:i good style. Feb. 13. 1857. , . I OIIIMST TillEM IHiiTUIDII I,IV2RY STABLE, 1 THE undersigned keeps, in ennI neetion. ivitli the WASHINGTON HOTEL, in Bluffton, a Livery Stable, in j ; which the public will always find. Hie best mid ; most fasliioiiable buggies and carl tages; and a little the nicest and be-t lot of llm.-es to draw; them, that was ever before found in a Livery j I Stable. Also, a number of No. I s idtlle-h.irse., ' whicli eau'tbe beat in this or any other town; all of which h-< will el on the most reasonable f terms, WILSON DEAM. I Bluffton, Feb. 20. 185*. nJ ly. , Sale of Schoo! Land. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the Statute, in such caws mnde and provided, ■ the uiidersig-nod Auditor and Treasurer, us the J county of Adams, Slate of Indiana. will offer Ht public aale at the Court House d.bor, at Decatur, in said county,on Saturday the 21« t day of March, A. D t'J?. but ween the I hours of In o’clock a m. and 4 o’clock r m , the following described track of land, 1o wit: The northwest quarter of section number* sixteen, (16) township number twenty-five (25) r i north of range nu nJ n*r fifteen (15) cast, the! i same having been forfeited to the township of Jefferson forth? non-payment of the annual in- : tercst on the original purchase money for said described land, still due aud owing to the ’ School fund of the said Township, of Jefler- . son. TERMS OF SALE: One fourth of the purchase money, due tin* 1 school fund, and all <rrear« for i’itrr?*t ai d in ' teres’. Irr on** year in n lvamu , o i ih<* balance, ( and all co-ts of sale, and anv a im'int th it may ; b<? offered pxe**edinx the total am Hint due, uiu-t cash in hand, and the balance due the fund i n year* from <alp, with seven percent, in - > ter :t, pity able annually in advance JOHN McCONNEL. And’r JOHN CRAWFUUU, Tr’r. 1 Feb. 18. 1857, 1

MBIW JlStfMTOgt!. Ihe u udernigue anuuunceulo the citizen* ; of Adams Comity . that lie still continues t” mail- : ufiii'tun to order, at his ola stand on Second . Street, in the town of D .-cmitur, and keeps conI stautly on hand-, all kind-, of furniture, such as, i bureaus, tables, bedsteads, <tc., «.c. , All persons desiring to purcimse any articles , hi Ins line n business, are lespectfully solicited to call and examine his Furniture before pur- ' clia-ing elsewhere, as he Hatters himself that euj tire satisfaction will be given. His work is I manufactured nut of the best of mat’rial, all work warranted, and disposed of on the nio-t reasonable terms I*. F. ROBISON Ready-Mado Coffins! i ' piIE undersigned takes this method to ir.j 1 form all who may need his service-, that , lie ke ps on hand at hissliop on Second street, ; U supply of Ready Made Cuffins of all sizes.— ' And is prepared with a HT3M BS.:< KKt fsg tZ-7: o deliver Coffins and nttemt funerels upon short notice, and upon reasonable terms. P. F ROBISON, Undertaker. Decatur,Feb 13, 13 > , n-t if Notice. Notice is hereby given tn all persons whe are , indebted tothe trust funds whose mortgage or I mmiial interests nr» dm*, that unless they are paid nn «>r befurethe fourth Monday ' n<-x»; I -hall advertise the same for sab- necor- ' diiigtolaw. Asmy duty is imperative. lam in hopes that no complaint, will be made by- th<- | deliuqi'entH if they are compelled to pay cost in cons-quetice of their neglect. JOHN McCONNEL, And. I Feb. .7, 1357. jn SaltToFside Walk? ~ The mdersigned, by order of the Trustees of thetowi of Decatur, will sell tn the lowest bid- : tier, at lie ‘Brick C n ner,' in said tow t. on the i th dayof March 1857. at 2 o'clock P. M., the I buildiiq of a Side M aik, and grading incident tilt reto, ill the west side of S coinl Street, and ! between Jack-on and Marshall streets of said town. p he plan and specification of said work can be sen by calling on the town Clerk at his office. PERRY CRABS. Feb. .7,1857. Prca't ' Notice. A meet ing ofthe Stockholders ofthe CLEV j IAND d: Sr. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY 411 be held at the office of Boone <t I Aannon, in the town o Lebanon, Boone co mt\ I id,, »t, 1 o'clock P. M, on Wednesday ’he tli I div of April 185-’, for the purpose of electing i Birectjrs of said Company, to serve for the en , stiimg ’ear, By order of the Board of Director.-. I Atest, JAMES M. SHAPE Kb 27, 1857. Sec'y. I> STCHBAKER. 0. T. HAF.T. Stsidabaker <fic Hart, HEAL ESTATE AGENTS. Wil aite-id to the purchase and sale of Rea’ Estat-renting houses, collecting, payment ot i axi sA."., in Adams County. Indiana. Allnlsiness int'u-ted tn their care will re■eiv<- ,omp: attention. Office tit the Recor (<-r« Ofic . Decatur, Ind. Fi t 13, 857. v- n I Notice. Notice is hereby given that there is money in th- freasurey to redeem all county ordit.-l ivlici w ere presented prior to the Kith day ol i Jinelldss. j ■ JOHN CRAWFORD, j D< |atur, Feb. 13, 1337. Tr’r. Administrator’s Sale. ■flib undersijued, as the administrator of the ! |»* t te of John Bolin, deceased, will in obedj ! dee l<> an order of the Court of Common Pleas ' • >'Adams county, sell at public auction hi the | i ciurt house door in the town of Decatur, in said . .’Hiiity of Adams, on the I th dav of April, A. , i 1* IBJ/. betwee the hoursten o’clock A. M. and ! fair d’clock P. M , on said day, the following 1 d-cribed real estate in Adams co inty. to wit: Part of the south » ast quarter of section twen i tvoue, (21) in township twent -eight, (2? ! mrlh uf:ange fourteen ( 4; east.c-.in'ni ucingat th* north corner of laud now owned by ‘aid Jihn Bolir, which was conveyed to said John) Bdm by Roger Barton, thenre south forty six, 1 (4i)degr»cH west and on the line of said Bolins ; laid fifty two ( )2) rods and twelve (12) links tothe St. Mary’s river, thence down said river foir (t) rods, thence north twenty four ( 4 .legreis, thirty (3 ») east fifty three (5 3) rotis to a slake, Ihe nee east forty lour (14 jdejn south fwentysix ( <*•) rods to the place ot beginning, the eai meiidian line to run at right angle with tin lirs| menl ioned line, containing five aetes. Alsd a p irt ofthe i< Il cast quarter of section .) in township twenty-eight (28, i north d’range f r.irteen (’4) east, co nmenciH X al the ijorih west corner of R »'er Birtoa’s land j lon the last bank of the S Mary’s river, running I |th ■ncenordi forty-eight (H) degrees cast along , Roger H.irlon’s north line, t ty nine (4J) poles j • to a sldne. thence south t irty-eijxhl (58) degree .•U't setcntocn and a half (17J 2 , puk-s to a sion ■ i hencejp irallel with the fir< mentioned line toi the St j Mary’s river thence-I »wn said river with I the niomderings thereof toth.* place of beginj ni «g, Containing five ami one fourth ( »*4 acres, j conta/ning in all ten and one fourth (I ) acres On‘ the following conditions, to wit: One i third of tie* purchase money to be paid in hand; j one-third in six an 1 the residue intwclve months /run (he day of sate, the deferred pay » cuts to .be on into estand secured by mortgage on the l premises. ALVIN RANDALL, Adm’r. ! Feb. 20,1856. $f Foreclosure of Mortgage. Notice is hereby giv n thst 1 shall on Monday the I’th day f March, A- D 1857, between it he hours of 12 o\ lock A.M.and t‘. M. on sa d day. sell at tin-court home door in D. catur, Adams county Indiana; for cash o tiiueli of the solo jog described real estate as will siiti 'v the principal, interest, damages and costs, due on mortgage No. 377 made to the I -chool fund of A lams comny, by C. S Dorw u jam! Jane E Dorwiu, to wit: f Beginning where the State road from Pi ua ito Fort Wayne strikes tire town plat of Monmouth hi said couuiy, thence south eight rod*, ttrenceeast paralei with said road tothe seven teen mile creek, thence with said creek tolh Ist de road a oresaid, thence alongaaid road to the place ol beginning, contaiuiug one acre rnnre o r cs . Principal, interest, dimages and c > s ts s’9 35 ALSO—it th«* same time and pbmc *, the '<>l ‘ lowing prop Tty will be off*roil or «o much nit a« will ‘satisfy the priticip’lL interest, dam.-.Ei*.* and ro«tsdu * <»h imi tg.igf No 415 nul l to th * «c!h» •! fund bv th«* above niortgig’Ts, <»- it I in lots No 4*B, 49.5 », ami 51. in the town of Monmouth, ih Mid c »nnty of Ad j Princip 1, iutereat, damages and costs due ?$!45 73. - JO&X McCONNEL, Aud’r. 1 Feb. 13,!Ua

■riw iU Hrrtrr . ir i f r ii 11 [a l) QI Alll Elis’.'! s n»? k Ei a -j: ' BRICK CORNER! ■: Is head Quarters for all ’' That want to bay cheap Goods, or those who wish to tin 1 t general assortment .; can always find it at i J. & P. CRABS’ CHEAP BRICK CORNER ! Whore We keep constantly on hand I A large supply of tin f-dlowing kinds of goods. Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilard-AVare, Qtieens’.varc Wooden-Ware, Tin Ware, ite;i<]y>3lnd» clothing, Boots and Shoes, lints, and caps, Glass, Iron, nails, leather, drc. We always pay lire highest market price for country produce, such as wheat, rye, oats, corn, I clover, timothy and fltx seed, ashes, black salts hides, furs and pe.ts, beeswax, butter aud eggs J AP. CRABS. Decatur, Feb. '3, 1857. v-1 n-l. j and meal for sale, at the cheap Brick Coasra. 4 PPLE BUTTER, a choice article, fur sale,! at the BtttCK Convnt. ( A OLDEN syrupt, a delicious article, for sale vH at the Brick Cotixta 1 C AIDER vinegar at the ' Buick Cotixen. ; OILS and paints for sale nt the IJatCK CiftlNEit. > sacks fine dairy salt for sal- at. tire Brick Corner, i \AUGAR kettles, for sale at the U? Brick Consrn. I ''HE place to buy good cols-e and tobacco iatthe BR'CK CORNER. ill lit IS 1 111 11 GA I Al! The undersigned hivjng engaged in other business, n>w offers for bale his property; on which is erected a • Wool Carding House! And Horse Power, together with a good Double Machine and Picker; all in perfect order and Ins been doing an extensive business the last three y ears 'I lie location of this Factory, for business, i, ’ ; unequaled: Iking tn the town of Bluffton and in tin; heart of a Wo •1-growitig country, some twenty miles from any other work of the kind. To any one desirous of entering into the Carling. Fullingand Cloth Dressing business; this location off rsinducements seldom equaled. Terms-—Easy, and Title tnnlisputable. ALMON CASE. Bluffton, Ind.,Feb.'3, 185’. n t tint. — - i foreclosure of Mortgage.: Notice ishereby given that I shall on. Satur i lay, the 21st dav of March, A D. 1 >57, beiveen tire hours of 13 o'clock a m. and 4 o'clock t>. m,s. " ’he Co irt House door in Decatur, ; for ca-h so much of tin’ billowing described, real estate, a- will satisfy tire principal, iiiterest damages nnd costs, dire on mortgage number two hnn.lr.M mid thi. y- onr(2t ; made to the Schoot fund ot Adams county, by Ezekiel ’ ’j Hooper, to-wit; The north <ast quarter of section number j seven, (’.) townshipnuniber twenty eight, !, 8; ' | north, of range number fourteen (14) east, con , taining one hundred and sixty acres, more or | I.Principal, interests, damages and costs is B.’f7 17. JOHN McCONNEL, Altl'r. 1 Feb. 13,1857. ililtl IA S litl E EAI TtlHl ’ ’ 1 THE un i'reigned tuk * this m-ihod of. inftinning the cilizeim us Decatur ami : vicinity that they are btill carrying nn j | the Boot and Shm* Bu<ine>'» nt their old Mand, where they are prepared to do all kinds of work ' in the st' »rt' t pos>ihle s pace of time:.and on | I : he most rea*onalde terms that ran b • had in the ' county. 3 hey are continually in the receipt of ! the la rs!.style-, and the best material. Tbev. also, keep on hand a general assorti mentofall kinds of lent her. linings, bindings, etc., etc., which they will sell ■ h.-- p. NIBLICK <fc CLOSS. Feb. 20, ! Hs’. n? ly AdmliiistrMor’s Sale. The undesigned, as the- Administrator of Peter Strait, drcc-’-ed. wil in obedienct t<* an or- j • ter of the Court of Common Plea of Adams county, sei) at public auction at thecourt hou.-w i door in the tow of*Decatur, ii.said county, on | the 11th dav of April A 1) 185 ’, between the ; hours of ten o’clock A. M. and four P. AL of said ] j dav. The undivided two thirds of the north half of I the noith west quarter of section twelve, town i -hip twenty-six, nortji •’•f ran 40 thirteen ea<t. in 1 Adam * county,<»!> the lollowi ' ♦rrms. to-wit: i ( One third of the purchas * money in hand I one-third in six mouths and the in j twelve months, fro n tlu* d »v of <il< . the deferred piym ntsto b • -..•cur.-d to the saiisfaction ‘ «f the undersigned, and • ilh inter “-t from date [ Z. B. ODLE, Adm’r. Feb 2 ‘,l-5; 3d FINEST IMPORTED RRANDIES, j and Fmeign and Dom-stic Wines and Cham- j pagne, and in fact all kind’?, and the best quali 1 lies, at LOW RATES, kept constantly on hand 1 A large nml varied assortment of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, I >tc. Ac , of a superior quality, ami a‘, the lowest ! prices. Persons hi want of anything in mylbu of business would find it Io their ailvnritage to ; I giro me a call mid examine niv stock nmt prices 1 37’Highest cash price paid for Hides, Furs, i | mill Peltries. . Fort Wayne, Muy 14.185 G. n3sly ! i CAItI r. It A w II K >1 F. K . Dfi'lris l,t Brandies, AV'ttcs, IJqaors, Cigars, Jit. fAORNER OF CALHOUN AND CANAL' V.J Streets, two doors North < f H 1». I - 1 I Fort Wayne, Indiana, nre just opening mid will : kta-p constantly on hand a ' LARGE STOCK AND EVERY VARIETY OF ARTICLES 1 111 their line of b-isines ; ar.d of the best qunli'.y. . both Foreign mid Domestic ; t , which they . would cull the particular attention of Imth tin , city and couirtry trade. Those wanting firstrati ■' rticics at Cheap Prices, 1 will please give us a call, for we can assn re them that they cmniot dol-< tt< r. no-’-tf LITTLE M ’ C U L L O C H , fl TAORWAIIDING a commission mfr i chants and D •»'.< r« in all kinds of Pro- » , duce, at the new Brick Warehouse, bead ; Co ' . lambia street. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Liberal I advances made ou cuuaigumenta. I Feb. 13,18*7 v2n2B->

! KAA’SAS ADMITTED! J. D. & J. M. NUTTMAN, Having enlarged and repaired the old WHITE CORNER! Have it now fuller than ever of Dry Goods!! Amongst which may be found i genera’assortment us Ladies Dre-s goods. Consisting in part of English and French Mi.,'tio.v Delaines from twelve and a half cents up. de bege Alpacc.ts, black and colored of all prices, calicoes from 6 to cis., Ac ,<ke. MEN'S WEAR! Consisting in part of bla-k french cloth, blue, ‘ brown, ami other Englisii cloths; common black . mil do* skin cassimercs, satlinets, tweeds, Jeans, (some for three sips a yard) fancy and - black vestings in great v.iri -ty. ■ Drawers, undershirts, collars, crlvaU, hats, caps, Ac. <t., Clothing! Over eoats.sattin. silk and other vests; pants jetc.,i-t-. All of which will be sold cheaper than ever to make room for pur Spring Stock. Brou n and b! ached shirting und sheeting, cotton and woollen flannels, cambric, linens, ! etnbroder; .s, etc., e’e Notions fancy scraps, > cologne water,h iiroil, ami perfumery >o abnn- ■ dance Watch guards key-rings, tooth picks, hair, cloth, tooth, and paint brushes;ansi thou amid other articles, that the printer will not allow us room to enumerate. GROCERIES! Os which we have the largest stock, and gratest variety in the town. HARDWARRE! Including iron, nails, chopping and broad i axes, hatchets and hammers. Locks in great , v.anet from 37 ' J ct.s up tothe nicest front door | locks, citbboard, till, pa-1, chest, mid .brass box j locks, augurs chisels wrenches, bench screws, , draw-knives, planes, iron and steel squares, .m<i lu Ye again the printer says we must stop en'l.Herat i lag t he n rticles. Stoves—cooking, box and parlor, together with the pipe forthem. Cfock e r y: From the commonest plate to the fifteen dol lar sett ol dinner dishes. Boots and Shoes, That we bought before the great raise in leather, anil Will ceil them for about what the leather in them is worth; e?u: ,-t* ssirir Paid for clover seed, pork, grain of all kinds, black salts, Ac. Produce of all kinds, ashes, county, town-' ship and town orders, taken in excha .go for gbod’s. Call and Sec. The largest and best stock of goods in Adams I county, which we intend greatly to reduce between now and spring, to make room for , spring stock ; and in order to do so, we are de I termined to £ell more goo i s so. a dollar- than | any other establishment in Decatur. Decatur, Feb 13 lßs<. v-1 n 1. shawls7~~ ’ ; balance of our stock of shawls, consisting L of t,:iy slate, and other longshawls, among i which are some very hmpl.-ome all w0.,1 Inack shawls; small nml large sepuire siiawls from l l-Lg eta. up to .& 1 50. -n <ll be sohl<.-it »ri v U-w at. J. D 4 J. M Ni rrjns. ! ’’J'O the Ladies—some very nice batting in I sheets just the size f.r quilt-, without any ! i'icking, at Ncttmax’s. Cl 1.0 I'll talma-, colored and black .-ilk mftitI tillas, a fine assortment at Nittxax s IALOUR, of city brand, in half and quarter ' barrel sack-, or by the pound. J D A J. M Xrrru-,. BASKETS of all kinds, pmntuoii split, willow nim ke-t, covered and uttc ,ven-d, clothes baskets, etc., etc. Ncttmax’s I)L’ChV, HEAT Flour a little of that same .) sort, left yet at tliu White Corner. O soitinenl evet offered in tF.ls market, at Ncttmax’s. tMr< u iftl.N-W A RL*. churns, birekets t'll i ’♦ » kec 1- rs, half bushels, woodep buckets ike., itc., Nittma.x’s C WEESE, Western Reserve cheese, a prime J article, and fresh' raisins, just received at the White Corner. IS 11 i P A I I O Y ! C'. W MILLER, Is at h’« ol«l tricks, such ns, making u gly men look liandso nc, mean men look decent and ’ poor men look rich, nil this, and even more, ho ' accomplish's by putting on them, new clothes,, i and such fitting clothes ns no other Tailor in tlii* leek of >-U knows how to pit on their I C’.Ktoniers. And vt pi ice-, to, so low that you have to get <»n you.- knees io reach them. Shop, two (L»oi scaMotJ. it P Crtfcb*’Store, i Decatur. Feb. 13, 1".57. n 1 1-y. t E A I' fi Y L il< >l' S E Corner of Alain t-nil Market Streets, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. 112 2S a. ALMON CASE, Proprietor. !L7*The Proprietor has purchased this Stand and having thor.mghly refitted and renovated i it, is prep iced to acc.mHidatc the public in a I -I vb-quite equal to the wants of the place.— His long residence at Bluffton, and entire ac- ■ qtinintsnce with the h-.isine-s gives him assur- ; mice that hi- r. ill r.-nd.-r sati-faction. Bluffton, Ind. Fell 13, I 57. n 1 fi m tvii.i.t km srr.Nt l it, Attorney an<l CottnscHer at Law, .’ita mk ra*> MASTER COMMISSIONER. DECATUa, Adisu County, Ir.aiaaa JZFBusiness intrusted to Ins care will receive i prompt attention. Fen 13. 4857. nt 1-y V 3 .TL. WIW /W- M* »» «''«» I’ACKERS OF niv. Sl’iiED ‘All FRESH (WE OYST E R S . 111 MsEldorry’s Wharf. Bal timore. All Orders punct ially attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Country d*ilyby Kxprwt