Decatur Eagle, Volume 2, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 15 October 1858 — Page 3

I OECITIB IHRKET. ■ greeted Weekly by Nuttman & Crawford. |l„. t white, $ 9H Eggs, $ 5 r: red, Sall, 2 251 | 4 1 Lard , 1q , 50 Beef, 3504 4() ; s 62 Flax s’d, i no K'wheat, 25 Clover' | 7 i I mot hyl 53 <fc .’ 00 I* ’'hun 25 ' I Apples,'dry, 2 5 R ’ I'l | Black salts 2 75 ■*' ' 8 <t 1 I Shoulders smoked, 7 I 3 Up @3 50 I Hams. “ 81 f Fort Wayne Market. I I f'ur the Week ending, Avy. 5, Bi ,t 95 I Lard, $ 7 ■7 $5 09 I Hams, 6 r- 40 Beef, 4 5 2> Flaxseed, 7 ■ 60 Timothy, 1 25 K J' Apples, green, 45 K,. dry, 1 25 Ke.es, 41 Wool, common, 20' H<>iis 50 fine, 4 ! Epr, ® Whitefish, 4 50 Krse, 6 Trout, 4 2 > E-. 5 Lake herring, 400 g. 1 9> Hides, green, 3 Kun, 5 Hides,dry, 5 pTS! GIFTS’! GIFTS!!! j SPLENDID DIETS! ■ 439 Chesnut St The only Original I Gift Book Store. ■ (1 Evans would inform his friends and the ■ ; that his Star Gift Book Store amt Pubfc , House is permnnettly established in K'vi's splendid Iron Building, 4'<9 Chesnut : two doors below Fifth, where the ptir■.cr of each book, at the regular retail price, K| receive one of the follcwrng gifts, valued ■pm 25 cents to SIOO: — f Each worth 1510 Patent english lever gold watches $1 000 155 Patent Anchor do. do. 50 iU I ji'Lailies’gold wathee, 18k. cases. '5 0 | ii' k.herhnnting watches warranted 15 00 |SS Parlor Timepieces, 10 0" : | > Cameo sets, ear drops and pins. lit 0 • I fifl I Lillies'gold bracelets, 5 11 1 to 12 Oil I jjl|) fi ll's’vest, and Fob chans, in 0 ilß'dohl lockets (large -ize double case) 10 Ou hr' fiiio lockets, (small size) 3 Iff); IlDft Gohl pencil cases, with gold pens, s_o |IM' Extra "old pens, with cases a holders 3 .»•> |2W Gold pencil'. (ladies,) 2 00 I'.'.'i Gold pens, with silver pencels, 2 Ml K Ladi-s gold petis with cases a holders 1 5n K.i( Gold rings, (ladies,) 1 *«’ |2»i Gi n's’gold rings, 2 5 ■fl Ladies gold Breastpins, 2 oil | ■35 Misses’gold breastpins, I ■3'n Pocket knives. 1 <0 i ■0 Sets gents’ gold lw»«om studs, 2 5 • Kfi ’dm Sleeve Huttons, 2 5 ■B Pairs of Ladies ear Drops, 2 .i’ l I 1.-.: Ladii s’Pearl Card case'. 5 0 115 Ladies’Cameo, Jot, or Mosaic pins SOH ■5 Ladles’shawl and ribbon Pius, 1 5 > ■ W Articles of gold Jewelry. Gift Books, dtc., ■ <tc . not enumerated in the above, worth ■ln 25 cents to $ 5. Krin’siii'W Catalogue, which ’is sent free all country contains all the most popuday, and the newest publicsnil of which will be sold as low as can be ' ■ hied at other -tort s. B ;n!swanted in every town in the Union BBKeilrsirjng so to act, can obtain full partic■l -hr addressing as above. B —Being largely interested in publishand buying from other publishers in for cash 1 nm enabled io disconntsto Country agents, and Icalers than can be had at any other house country. M?.'hook published in the United States, the price of which is one dollar or upwards, | ■ll I* promptly sent, Gift included on receipt | ■publisher- price. Ar extra 4.1 Book and Gi t given to any per- i Bordering ten books to lie sent tonne address. Suidfora Catalogue. Address, G G. EVANS, Publisher, 439 Chesnut Street, Philada. Election Notice. iN’otice is hereby given that a General Elec hstobeheld at the places of holdingelec 1 f"* in the several townships of Adams Cminty, h’e of Indiana, on the second Tuesday, being 12th day of October 1858. at which time Ihe chosen the Officers mentioned in the . liticate of the Clerk of the Alams Circuit' <rt, a copv of which is hereunto annexed. David McDonald, September 4, 1858. Sheriff a. c. COPY OF CERTIFICAt E. ’.te of Indiana.) Adams County ( PS ' 'theSherili of Adnins County, Greeting: 1 JAMES B SIMCOKE. Clerk of the Adams ; it Court, in and for the State and County i ’""’id, do hereby certify, that at. a General 1 "ito be held in said County and State, on Tuesday of October next, the fol-. !i "officers are to he elected , to wit: St Scrorary of State, for the State of Indiana bid it or of Sta:.-. for the State of Indiana. ‘ reasurer of State, for the Slate of Ind. ''tperinteiid.-mt of Public Instructions, 'State of Indiana. Attorney General, for the State of Ind. K B':pieme Judges for the State of Indiana. Representative to Congress, for liteelevgressional District. ylodge of the Circuit Courts, for the 10th '.I District of the State of Indiana. “ Prosecuting Attorney, for the loth Judi- ■> Oi’trict. Kt'if Judge for the Court of Common Pleas,' ■tw District of Allen and Adams counties. ■ Prosecuting Attorney, for the District of Adams counties. R 'presentive to the State Senate, for the ' burial District composed of the counties of Wells and Jay. "r Representative to the State Legislature, I Adams County. County Treasurer for Adams County. County Recorder for Adams county. ™ Sheriff for Adams County. , 1 Surveyor for Adams County. ' ''Coroner for Adams Countv. ; l,p County Commissioner, 2nd District of <i county. , Justice of the Peace, in Bluecreek town !’ ''"he place of John C. Tindall. loved 'lie township. Justice of the Peace, in Monroe township b-'ceof H. p. Smith who did not qualify, : Justice (if the Peace, in French township •" vacancy for Justice of the Peace. I n witness whereof I have hereunto L s! s "™tribtd my name and affixed the ® <-a * Sf »id Court, this, the 9th dav of September, 1858. JAMES B. SIMCOKE, Clerk, T „EI. O U K . - uttmans. Hart’s Mills brand, made 1 ‘rom white wheat. IV Uh !> te Fist ’S 1 ”ba’rrel, half barrel ~a r pound. MacherrLa me article .Bass ln ß’ At White Come.

TAXES' For the Y ear 1858. Die tax payers of Adams countv, Indiana, are hereby notified that the following levies for Taxes have been made lor the year 1 358, to w it: For Couniy piirpo-es 39 cts. on the one hun dred dollars valuation For School purposes 10 cts on the one hundred dollars valuation ands(lctson each po" For Sinking Fund 2 cts. on the one In d dollars valuation. Amlin addition to the above, the different townships have assessed the following taxes, j to wit: H 'x a = 7 ’ F2.C q fi-rr r = I c-C — "r — — S'* *x ° s n . = w ts. £ X “ -I = 2 | k>a <—> -* Ci CO G Cl C <1 C< Ci C Ct co co I g-C L' _ X- = Ct Ct Ct Ci Ct Q Ci Ct Ct C Cl X' c — 52 f 1 »Mx 4*'X*-N- 4-. X 4*l— 4-X tij— 4-p: tfkfWw1 c: 7r© t© — b© — ~ tc to — - c ?- c< C C» z - C - — *— j Cn — bC Cn Cn bO Cn 7 o ctn c c _ -r 5 =3 e 1 1— ~ .. — 5 ? I rTown of Decatur for Side Walk purposes, i 1 six dollars anil four cents on each one hundr< d | j dollars valuation, on all lots fronting on the I | west side of Second stri ct, between Monroe and 1 Madi.-mi st reels And seven dollars and ninety-seven cents on 1 leach one hundred dollars valuati m on all lots ■ i fronting on the west side of Second stieet, be- i I tween Court ami Adams streets. I Ami nine <1 dials and thirty-one cents on ‘ each one hundred dollars valuation on all lot- i fronting on the west sine of First sthet,between Madison and Jefferson streets. I will atti nd at the usual places of holding ' elections m the sev -r.il town-hips, for the pur- ' pose of receiving taxes, as follows: Monroe township, Monday, October 13 Dench “ Tuesday, “ 19 i H trtford, “ Wednesday, “ 2l> I Wabash “ Thur-day, “ 21 .1' tieison “ Friday, “ 22 i Bluecret k “ Saturday, “ 231 Kirkland “ Monday, “ 25; Preble “ Tuesday, “ 2G ’ Root “ Wednesday, “ . 27 Union “ Thursday, “ 2" St. M ry's “ Friday, “ 29 Saturday, “ 30 j And from the 30th day of October until ’he i ' third Monday in March, 1859, I will be at, the I Treasurer’s office in Decatur; and all taxes not , ' paid at that time will be collected by distress ; I and sale of personal property as the law directs. • DAVID'SHOWERS, Sept. I' 1 , 1858. Treasurer, an. I i School Notice. | The undersigned will commence his next termon Wednesday Sept. Ist. 18.58. School war divided as per circular. Ist term 16 weeks 2d and 3d terms 12 weeks each. Terms of Tuition for Three Months j Primary $2 00 ; I Secondary ~ 50 ■ High School for anv of the common school branches * 3 00 ' j Hi"her branches of Mathematics or lan- ° guages. 4 50 A. LARIMORE. Principle. ■■■^*l-V-.' ———----— — I m:w prospecti s. DOUGLASAND DEMOCRACY The Southern Momitor. is a volun‘eer for the campaign, on the side of the great champion of the Democratic Party, the Constitution, the ! Rights of all the Slate* and all the People, the Supreme Court <»f the United States, and the • Federal Union. In fighting under the banner of Douglas, against Lincoln who proclaims a determination nltim itety to deprive the Southern people of their property, and of thei< consti--1 tutional equality, we do but labor in our vocation as a “Southern organ in the North ” We will furnish the Monitor, until after the Noveirber election, for 50 cU. to each new sub- ' scriber or T en copies, per annum, for $lO or Four copies “ “ Single copies ** “ * Th variable in Ad'anrc. Address, J. B. JONES. Editor, <fcc. r 2 n 27. Philadelphia, Pa. f" I IIE PRESS“ PUBLISHED AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN. BY JOHN W. FORNEY. DAILY PRESS. Mulled to subscribers out <>f the City nt ix D dl.iri per Annum; Four Doll-irs fi r Eight months; Three Dollars Six mnntffis, iuvariably in advance for the time ordered. TRY WEEKLY PRESS. Milled to Sub-crib,wsout of ihe l ity at three • ollars per Annum, in advance. The weekly Pre«s will besmit to subscribers bv ma 1, (per annum in advance) at $2 <M J Three copies “ “ ''J* Five copies '* “ »[J Ten copies ' - Twenty copies'* *' to ' address 20 00 Twenty copies, or over, *, toaddessof ! I each subscriber, each J " * Fora Club of 21, or ovor- "C will send an extra copy to the getter up ot the Club. Flour At. the White Corner for four dollars a barrel made of white wheat. ■ Fresh Arrival. ( I~>y express, one case of Prints, latest styles, Come and see. White Corner.

w sox ■.Q.m.'VA vx , WHISKEY FROM 25 CENTS TO 81 50 PER GALLON! PUBLIC ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR FALL AND ! STOCK OF DRV bOOOb, CLGTHIiiD; ’ from si s<> to s-oopfr gallon. ’ ■ Boots and Shoes, Groceries, llardv. arc. &e..&e. Ai.d in lact, evcrvlliiii?; ever found in a-Store in tills I) ggings H « «« p nnnmi) ‘ nrn DTI T (1 TiTfl BITTIR IWR RAV .TusT RECEivED at the-white corner! SUBE SHOT AGUE rILLSr-T'U CURE 1 PAI, ALL OF WHICH WE ARE SELLING EXTREMELY LOW FOR GOOD DAY. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES. Decatur, 1n.!.. Oct. 2. 1858. NUTTMAN A- CRAWFORD. mti v2:c-2G. C A L L A T T 11 E N EW I) R U Gs STO R E!

Impoffant Jo the Pj >’i < GROCERY’ AND BAKERY'. J. R. SI P ES, Wunld respectfully inform the Citizens of De catur and vicinity, that he hn« ju : received : and keeps constantly on hand, at bis old siaml h mi Main Streep opposite the Public So lare.all i kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES, Such as Flour, C-.ffje. Teas. Sug .rs, Spicss, Con-; fectionaricz, Nuts, (racktrs, of all l:n dt. I c, He also a good supply of the best Totii c r o ix i) ( I■;t rn , Ever kept in the M irk'-t He will furnish pnr- ! ties, and private families with nil kindI <>t Cakes, Pies, ami Oysters, upon -Jr.rt nurie- . Call and x.mi..,, hiss'm-k. for he is d-Ur-' mined •<• 1 s with t! Imesqitid not. be undersold by any establi-limem in tin- | county. " v >_,, (.•.„, ForeH )sure of Mortgage; 11: f L-f’U- O, f j , ~f . f •;/♦*!''' tOH Schotll | ’•fund Mo-r*r y,) 391. rhe i th lor Will Gii( ’• f, 11- >«!(• a’ i her Coirrl liohm’ do*)” - in the town of Decatur, on Saturday, the G h j day of November. 185'', the south west fraction ( of rhe south west quarter, of seciion No IG, al-m ' the north west quarter of the north west.' quart< r affection No 21, tawnship No ’.25 north, ranine No 1 4 .-.•m, containings< v • tweacro, or so in'i< h <*4, >ai*l d iscribcd i * 1 u miv be.' m'Cfrtsnrv to pay said niortg t xcuted to tile . S ate of In liana, bv Andrew McDonald ami I’Aizab- ;lr McDniaLl. Total amount dues 336 - , -3. Terms, ca<h JOHN McCONNEL. Auditor. | Sept -2L- l*->8 Ad-ims Cou'i'tv. ' < NEWIIA RNESS F r iin m i n g S h o p. Shop—One Door South of Bramerkamp’s j Store, formerly occupied as a Drmr Store I IS 818 L IIIE SS E, 1 ikes this incth.id of informing the citizens "f’. Adams, ;l nd ihe public generally, lhat he has' I opened a new Harness and Trimming Simp,' ! where l,e may be found at all times ready an I i | willing io accommodate all who may favor him I l with their patronage. He will ];,■ -p cmislantlv i | on hand every variety work in his line, from a ! ! hame string to the very best of harness, mattres- i ses made !o order. Bqggies and Carriages trim j I med in the most nppn ved style. Repairing, | done mi short notice, and on the most reasons- i bletqrms. AH Work warranted: and nil kindof Country produce taken iu exchange for work : at. cash prices. v 2 u 3. issg risi Wago is!! JOHN BOWERS. Takes this method of informing his old friend" ind the public m general that he hasopened a IVIfiOUfVIiIIViE’iHIFICW Tn the town of Decatur, on Main street, m**. door north of the Engle office, where he will bv foundat all times ready and willing to accomodate all who may favor him with their pir.ronage. Wagon*. Carriages. Buggies, Sulkies, i Sleigh*,Grain Cradles and wooding Plows, all made to order on short notice, and of the best timber th«* country produces, well seasoned, i id by good woikmen.and no of hers, which enables him to warrant all his work to excel that made in any other shop in the county. Prices cheaper than the cheapest, and term seasy. nl v 2 j ■ew Arrangements, JACOB KI Hl> SOY, I Have associated themselves together forth 1 I , purpose of carrying on the Blacksmith business I|mi a more extensive scale I’hey are prepared , ’o do all kindsof work in their iineof business J upon short notice; and will be happy to wait upon their customers at the “old stand.” Prices i low ami work warranted, v! n 4. j!LIfKSII I T ll I y G • .Lii’ob Pu'iison, | ]pav/‘to inform the citizens of Adanr I t’o'intv a id th • public in gemo-al, that he has i ”i ‘d 1 •' ick-uii’h Shop in D* , cat” , \on lack 1 | -mi S< feet. o'ie mJ uhuj West of ;he Eagle Office. .i w here iu in a* be fou..d all tim-.-s, ivadv ami M willing to so? veal who may favor him with I t heir patronage All work warranted and prices cheaper than other shop in town, v n 26. HILL & lU’ i)TsT~ Wholesale an- 1 Retail SB B-J 73x > H‘G f,<2.Bi ItBT ' iD'IKS t -iT VTI UIEHY. W ILL <t WIN 'DOW PAPER,’.riSICIAL I VSTftUMENTS, I AN’DHIDK BINDERS. Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. I v -n 12. ' MAYER HOUSE? [Formerly the Palo Alto,) Corner of IVayne and Calhouu Streets, FIIRT WAYNE, INDIANA. H. 3. G/miT Mir. 13, 1857. Proprietor. OIL ii. W. CHHiPEiI, PHYSICIAN & SI IIGFON, DECATUR. CYD IA VA . LTOFFICE on Main Street, oppo-itu P.irfm'’i Drug Store. ■ j,v_l u I*l. Li’.T’Oß TER.M.D. I» EC A TUR, 1n d • OFFICE at the Dru~ Store. , April 39, 1858. vl nl3. Wheat Stored. We are prepared to Store or puy the highest price in cash for ten thousand bu-hi l-.>f ivlieat NUTTMAN A CRAWFOKD. 3 ; .rd Cages. Two hundred, including every variety, from seventy-fivecents up,at White Corner. Clothing, The largest stock and greatest variety ever ' offered in this place, may befourd at the Oct. 1857. While Corner. Latest News’ W bbls extra Molasses a: 60 rents per gallon Oct. White Corner.’

Shcid..rs S:He. r»y virtu* 1 <»f an ex* cutiun Io nm <!ir. <”ed nnd ! diverg’d .by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of \Vidl- c mnry, Indium, I h ive levied upon and i win ♦•xpoMe to •sale, by public, auc: i<m. at Ihe , i Co’i*i House door, in Adam- c< untv. 11 dun a, h.«”veen the hour- of one o’clouk and so: r o’, clock P M., on Thursday lhe i 11, dn\ of Sept . i si, the runt< and profits lor at«rm of ,vnr<, not exceeding seven, of lhe fellu’.vjng <l. scribed j real estate. Io wii: The e:i<t pari of the south ee>t quarter of •.■Ction three, township tw« my seven norlh.of ■ uigc. thirteen east, c mlaiiiiag one hundred and thru** acre.' and hl v liimdii d*. in llu* conn . t v of Ad im- and Slate of Jml . ami on failme.io ' realize tljeiefTi in the full am mt of ex< r;i' im. ; 1 I will at the same time and place by public , iUC' ion. a< - to mli* t' e iuesimple of said real r<!alu Taken ns the pro ' p-’i’.y of Divid Woodrnti and Im jd * S*arr at ihe n’t of Peter D'kay, Admini-tratm of the estate i . d’ Thomas Dekav. David McDonald, ■ ' ' Bin Ain < and Exchange - CTI» 55EV' R ar 7EC. Xli NUT r FM AN. Eastern Excha i o-, Gold Silver uncurren Bank Notes, L ind Warr :nt<, Promissory Notes i *. County, I’> v.i' tip. ml I’o vn ; ir-i.-r . Vc .Ac. bought and sold. Money rec uved on depo-ite ami interest paid by agreement. Decatur, Oct 9, 1557. vl n 35. J JL) ..p.T Os ’st 75 I i’l hai t d til B 0 I vl Lu d'he having erected, and put into opperaiion. a fir.-t r'.a-s grist mill, mu- mile north west of Decatur, would annmm- ? ce Io the ci: iz« ns ol Ad:tin< and adminiim coum / ties, that lie is now prepared to do grinding of ’ all k’nds in a superior manner. Ha ing s< cu- * red the services of one of the in the State, and spared no pains to make his 1 ‘ i mill convenient foi his customers; he hopes I>\ > 1 close application to his business to secure a lib i ; eral share of (he public patrenage. C D. .HART. i( May 7. 1858. v 2 nl3 ts. X. P. STO CK B BID GE, DEALER I.V BOOKS. ST XTIONERY. WALT. PAPEK And Musical Instruments. Vo. .'il, Columbia Street, Fort Wayne., Indiana. v 2 nil) 1 v. BOOTS & SHOES!' F. J. G I LLI G, Is still carrying on the Boot and Shoe husi | I ncss in Decatur where Ire his the vt i v best ol Slock mi hands; and in ends to sell low for tl <■ •e idv John. Shop, nearly opposite Bramer <amp’s $ ore, Lr’Casb paid for Hides v > r. 21. liUFFT'iy iimFWF F. F . WOOD, A F ANUFACTURER un i D< al(*r in -Monn I M meats, I’o iib.times. Headstones. I able i tops, <te . ite , prepared to order, from t lie coin ! mull to the very finest maferial. Or lers respect 1 fullv solicited and promptly attend d to. On M tin s'i-c-t, on" lo ir south of the Ont.ral II ri-e, Uliiffruii, 'ndiana. Bluffton, April 4, 18-7. v 1 n 11. Sign of the Padlock. OLIVER P MORGAN, j (Surtessor to H Durrie.) Vo. 31 ’ .lam'll < Street I’ort W i-. ne fnd. DE ALER in everv Inscription of Foreign and D , nesric H ARDW \UI’,: Iro . Nails,Sash , I Building M lUri i's. Saddlery Hardware, Me chanics’rools of every viriety: Cooking, Box j •Old I’ ll Inr StoVi-s. in plate, sheet I ron and copper. vl n!2. HILL & OR BISON, FOR W I R D I .V G Commission Merchants. J E HILL I FORT WAYNE. A. M ORBISON’ S Indiana. v I n l, 7:7 S'l’ ANL FY? CIZ72 iSTSL .al -TX m*: m - ; d i nu fa c t u r e r, , Main Street, near the. Rockhill House. vl n 24. FORI' WAYNE. I.VD ' Ji ii)d \ x i I ir7 ! R. C i ts-S P. - - - - Proprietor. Near earner Jl.tin and Calhou > Streels. | nil v 2 ts. ’ FO.tr WAYNE. Ind. rU’uut imuuF i The undersigned would respectfully announce ’ to the citizens of Ad uus and adjoining countiethai he coni in il sto carry on the I'aiitiing and I Ourrving in all its branches, al hi-old stand in Decatur H-is prepared to furnish at the short notice, sole, harness, calf and upper lentil , er, which will be finished upon the mo-t appro- ' ved stvle. and -old on th" iriost reasonable termThe highest market price will be paid m cash i or leather for hides er bark at hi- Tanin-rv. 0. L. SCHIRMEYER. March 13. 1-57. n -ly. DAVID STUDABAKER. Attorney nd t’onnaellor at Law, DECATUR. IND. : txriLL PRU'TI E IX THE COURTS OF I ’V the tenth Judicial Circuit, attend totlie ,4.coileet ion of claims,the payment of taxes, re- ’ hffepnptioii ol lands, <tc. Office in the Record, r.’j Office. April 3, 1857. utißAi K’s Schnndinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Piils. We has-'-at nil times a s-pplyof these adnii- ; ridde prep n ations. A- .-pi n.g Mcdicin.-s, and ■ for the relief and cure of chronic di-en-es, aris I ing I’tom impure blood or a deranged state of ■ the digestive organs or nerves, tin-re is abnn ( ■ dailt evidence io prove that they ars not ' I equaled. Try them. ' T.J.TOLAN. Druggist. Broken Bank Money, rTVAKEN for goodsatthe 1 Oct. 1857. White Coiner. •rOOff vds, of yard wide sheeting fit cents i t? P er vard, just, received and for snle by 1 Oct. 1857» White Corner

EXTRA Sl*7CJ LLED ! < EO. M MBEi S. Still on Hands at His old •.'tand on E'c-cond stieet. cppcsitß tiie Public Scttarc. Aid cent ii tn klo niHiiii z.ctures all kii d* r»f plain and fancy furniliin ;sr.ch as S< f-n tarif s, Buri'ans, side, c» nliv, dining aud breakla.s* tables; sofas, t< laic, Lounges; cushion and ccrnnion cliairs. bedsfea ls, <tc itc. Ail of rim above articles, and many otbt rs lo ti dioiis to mention, mnnnfaclneed in mnei. <-f (he best ol materia): and by the best v<-:kimn in the counirv. All of which he will sell < the most reasonable terms. CALL AND SEE For yourself before purchasing i l-wlure, - i • am (ktermiued not !<» be undersold eitl)* r in a:iv oiherjown in the v.’c.-i;and, asm gardh qnalii v, defy allcomp( tit ion. A L S O, Coffins of all sizes and disrrip’iom*, k< pt constantly un hand, or matte lo order, as may be desiii d : with a first rate HE \ if required, 'i erms reasonable I.'imbe r. 1 all kimls of coup fry p-» 7’ce tak<-u in ex. hau -r ♦’ • F ,,r u- i a t ■ ji and ?’C a- ! inn •b-lermined to sell. Quick sao - small profit is my motto. ’.hcainr. April ‘,1857. v) i>b'

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ail, Meyer f’c. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN j iiriiirs, ’.ediciiies. Faints, Oils, F.■•ncli a id America:; Window Glass. I> eStu !'■. Bru-he . Spices, Jse , kc Vo 95 Culumlna Street, . u4-v2. FUR/ WAYNE. IND i’.l!> i\ij v iin: r non, 11. MEYERS. Tpiq op-med a Cabinet Warehouse, < .. Yair Street, Decatur, [r.d. Where he keeps < , i .; d all kinds of Cabinet ware, such as Lure > S<e!'e! aries. Settees, s o ff;K loUliye.-, Clipbo: •: la j tiles,stands, bedsteads and chairs fi >n the , finest tn t,he cheapest quality, all of which i« made ol the Best Mater:'al ii) the county; and ninth-hy the best Work nor: in tin-Stale. In point of fineness and i.i.i-.bil-il r Iris work far exceeds I hat of an v a;' .•• •■ 1 lishinenl in i lie county. His work in wai r.inl. i] lostand thelest at all times. Decalur, Sept 25,1857 vl-n".3. BL Ch ■ M !Til' r IMTE subscriber thankful fortlie er : tiS tronage heretofore received, wow’ 1 ;b his old customers and to the public </■ : • I hat he can at all times be found at the ( } i > • d -hi Main street, second door north of*,- injrk Corner,readv to do anything in his line with neatness and dispatch. He keeps constant! v <»n hand and f<»r one and t wn horse w:u_?m, which hewn rani - to -e made of the best of timber, well c.-a-o- • .and ironed in a <;ood ami substantial nun-ni He i«, also, prepired to SJJOI’ short notice, mid in the best possible • r and he takes this method of assuring h mersthnt the Cash System is prefered the i Credit, and that I hey must expect to be cii - -/r ~ the hi ghest possible price for all work -1 i ISAAC DY ’ . j May 29. 1857. nlblv Cwirnissioncr’s Salt i Xo’ic- is hereby "iven, that the und«r >«ri • (Commissioner by virtue of a cet".;dn - ' : he court of Cpmnn>n Ph as nf Ad'iim- ' made at the An" t rm of said court, -nt! j H'H. will sell at public snip at ti e ('our j door, in said county, on Mondav th ' • f i Oc’ober. 1858, between the hour* - i \ m and four p at . on said day, th I describ 'd rc ? «| estate, to wit: I The we ;* half of the nori h east qn*. ■' i ■ <-f section twenty, tnwi-Gi'n twriev fivi r f'' I ninifo fift. <n e ’st, containing < iyh* vnr - . \ i the soot h e-’st q”.;;r’, r <<f nort h e •’ ■ > f j section t-vrlvo. township trrii’v ft. >f ' rmi'o- fourteen e-ist. ccntmnint for’' e: I «.ai<l count vof <\dams Said land will be sold l on tin l f»lLov’nf’' ennd’: ion ■. to wit: f)ne third tohe paid in hatid, one Cud in •ox inou’hs nnd ii ■■ residue in tw«dv< t- i tbs i from the dav of sale, the deferred pax e j- to ! b<> on in’e <-st. secured l»v note to ’he sat - : act i< n iof the umlersiancd, waiving valuation and ap praisemcnt laws. W G 9PPXC r ' T> Sept. 3,1 Q s‘\ Commissi i d stcdabaKer. o t • Sfidahaker REAL ESTATE AGEVT* WiH atte- d lothc purchase «r<l s»]e ' • j Estat «*. rent ing houses. c<db ctinj, p- \ ;> , i i Taxes. <(-c ,in Adams Count v. Indim . All business o their care Wi’E • , j ceive prompt attentio' Otiice at t* • | ders Oflic . Decatur,* -id. F<d >. 13, 8’ 7. v-1 r i — ■" B.W. OAKLET. C. 8.0 KIJ A', I. W, 01KLEY f: S \ Wholesale Dealers In HARBWARB AND STOVE? And Al an ufac ! n rer« of 1 TIX, SHEET IRON AND COPPFI W,\ AT THE GRANITE STORE. No. 79, Columbia Strict. | F 0 It T IF J YNE, INDIA N | March 13,1 W. >,4 1 . fi x T Hl 11 o i S i o Corner of Maia and ?4arket (. OPPOSITE THE COVRT .ic. - BLUFFTON, INDIZxNA. . 028-T2. ALMON CASE, Prop:to

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