Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1862 — Page 3

TII EEAG LE. | DECATUR, THURSDAY, JI Alt 27, O’. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNT?. —~'-'I-^ u - ..1..- :~Z~ . LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS Notice Primary Election. The undersigned Central Committees give notice to the Democracy of Adam, county, that in obedience to a uniform custom, a nominating election will be held on the first Monday in April, at or near the places of holding elections in the several townships of the county, for the purpose of nominating one candidate for State Representative, one candidate for County Treasurer, one candidate for Recorder, one candidate for Sheriff, one candidate for County Surveyor, one candidate for Coroner, and one candidate for Commissioner in the Ist, and one in the 3d Commissioner’s district. The Democracy when met on said day will choose two of their number judges and one clerk of such election, who will conduct the election ns the spring election is conducted ns near ns may be. They will bear in mind that this election is to nominate candidates for the Democratic party, and therefore none but Democrats are inteested and should be allowed to vote at. such election. When the election is closed, the judges and clerk will make out a certificate of the number of votes polled for each candidate, seal the same up together with the poll books, and transmit the same to the undersigned within one week of such election. A. J HILL.'I W. J ADELSPERGER. I Central GEORGE ER ANK, J- Committee. JOHN MoCONNEL. I D STUD AB AKER J Decatur, March 4 1862. JgJt" The reported capture of Yancy proves unfounded. Jfy Toe N.-w Orleans' Picayune says Jeff. Davis will take the field in person. JtarThe official estimate of the present National debt makes it four hundred millions. The Senate was tied on the a-menilmr-nt to the District of Columbia Bill, appropriating one hundred thousand dollars to colonize such free negroes from the District as choose to go. XLiT A young son o! T. G Matheny, between five and six years of age, on Tuesday last, while carrying a heavv stick of wood suddenly slipped an i fell, the stick falling upon his leg broke it above the knee. gif' The White River Clipper, published at Noblesville, H imiltoi Co., Ind. calls attention to the fact that the law is nit complied with, in regard o locating lines by the county surveyort We believe the complaint is equally applicable in this county , as the notice required by the following section ol law a no case has been given, lor several years at least. Sec. 3 When the owner ofany land within this State, alter having jiven ten , days’notice to the owners of alj lining I lands, if such owners reside in tie county, and if not, by publication thro weeks successively in a. newspaper nwiiest to such land, shall desire to establish re locate, or perpetuate, any corner thejrto, or ■ in the same section, <» line thereof, such I county surveyor shall proceed t, make | •he required surveys and locatpns.— Part of sec. 3 vol. 1, Revised Shtutes I 1852 page 469. luS" The Torch-Light of tT.ejl.3li, would make a creditable miniature iolice Gazette, the larger portion of the ilside being devoted to local criminal news! First in the catalogue is a lengthvaccount of the arrest and impi isomneit of the five persons connected with the t>b I hery of the county Treasury. They wire charged with the perpetration of fetor crimes; breaking into the house of J. L Winters, breaking into the Treasury, stealing money from J. P. Winters, and stea ling from the county Treasuty, and wen held Io bail for each, offense. The aggregate amount of bail is 8,56,000. The secon'l is the trial conviction and sentence of Nathan Ayers, to the State’, penitentiary for altering or raising genuine bank bills from a lower to a higher denomination, by a method of reduction not permitted by the laws of the State. Tiiu third and last item, is the blackest crime in the catalogue, and one deserving the infliction of the severest penalty of the law, and is no less than the commission of a nameless outrage upon the person of a Mrs Sturgis, the wife of a volunteer, and then robbing her of the , sum of seventy five cents. John Hyde of Camden has been arrested for the offense, and had a preliminary examination, and is now confined in the jail at Winchester. He has a wife and three children . His accomplice in the crime escaped, and at latest accounts has not i been airested.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, We are authorized to announce the ndme of W. J . ADELSPERGER as a candidate for reelection to the office of Recorder, subject, to the decision of the Democratic primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of C. L. SCHIRMEYER as a candidate for reelection to the office of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. Wp are authorized to announce the name of JOHN BERNARD METBERS as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of 1 the Democratic primary election. We are authorized to annonnee t’ e name of i JAMES STOOPS jr. as a candidate for the of flee of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the l Democratic primary election. — Wp are authorized 10 announce the name of JOSEPH L EYNSAN as*a candidate for the ; office of Commissioner, in the first district, sub ject to the decision of the Democratic primary 1 . election. We are authorized Io announce the name of P. N. COLLINS as a candidate for Rcpresen tative, subject to the decision of the Democratic . primary election. I We are authorized to announce the 'name of CONRAD REINKING as a candidate for Corn- • niiwsioner, in the first district, subject to the de . ' cision of the Democratic, primary election. We are requested by many” oters to an nt u nee H the name of JOSI AH CRAWFORD as candi- ; date for Commissioner, in the third district subject to the decision of the Democratic primary , i election. We are Ruthorizeirto announce the name of T. W. McHUGH as a candidate for Recorder l subject to the decision of the Democratic, pn, ) mary election 1 I DECATUR LODGE NO. 254 F. & A. MRegular meetings of this Lodge is on Weilnes I day evening of, or proceeding, the full of the moon in each month DAVID SHOWERS, W. M. JAMES STOOPS, Jr.,See’y. ST. MARY’S LODGE NO. 167 I. O. O. F. Regular meetings of this Lodge every Mon day evening, at 610 o’clock I’M J M. NtTTTMAN, N.G. C. L. SCHIRMEYER, Sec’v. Decatur Market. Corrected Weekly by Nuttman <t CrawfordFlour, » 10’1 lb - - - $ @s2 23 Wheat, while, - $ t-0. - red, H Corn, - - - - - 25 Oats ... ... 25 Buckwheat, - - - . 25 Rye. - .... 4’l Potatoes, - - - 25 i Flaxseed. - - - -1 O' Clover see,!. » 25 Timothy •I. - - - - - 125 Butter, - - - - . 8 Lar,l, .5 Errs. 7 Pork, 0.,0 s’’ Hi...s smoked. 8 , Sl.oul.lers, 6 Wo >l, 3? Drip I \pnl"«. per bushel, - . “ Peaches, per pound ... — Fort Wayne Market. Corrected Weekly from Ft. Wayne papers Flour, p birr,-I, ... 5 n."@s 50 Wheat, white. - $0 95, . red, $ 9 Corn, - - - - - • . 25 Oats, on Rvc. - • . ... 45 Buckwheat, - - . 30 Potatoes. - - - . Flhwl. pO Clover seed. - - . . - 305 Timothy seed, - - . . - 125 S-ill, - . . . . - 250 Rutter, - - - - . . . 15 Lard Erg’. |9 Seed Seed. I WT *’■ l ,ave formic a few bushel® of nrinm . I v ▼ Clover and Timothy seed. Now >s the' time to get seed tor snrino* sowing. NUTTMANmt CRAWFORD, March (t, 'fit. Cheap Liajit! I I TXTE nrp sellino- the host quality of Co-H or * Kerocono oil at 5(1 cts per Fallon. I March 6. ’62 N. * O . t E. I . STURGIS. WHOLESALE &. RETAIL i DEALER IN DRUGS. MEDICINES, AND i I CHEMICALS, WINDOW GT ASS, Oils. Paints, Dyr sfuffs. Burning Fluid, pure Winos and I.’ pfor®. nil tin l patent medicines of the day White-wash. hair and hat. brushes. Perfumery, frangipani. kiss-me-sweetlv, etc., toilet articles, spirt s, J-c. carefully compounded. Corner of Calhoun and 3la'n Streets, nls-v3. FORT WAYNE, IND. SAVINGS DEPARTHui OF THE CITIZENS’ BANK. FORT WAYNE, IM)., J. D. Nuttman. Banker. W. B. Fi.-her, Cashier and Silver coin and demand Treas RXury Notus of the United States received in jny amount, and paid out to depositors. Ng l|ank Notes received or paid mil to depositors. I fix per c< nt. interest paid to depositors. i Open for business on Monday of each week 41y. Call at the Bank and get a circular, j y>ec. 26, 1861. v5n47.

Just Received. lI’RE Cognac Brandy, Port Wine, Malag a *- VW ine and Holland Gin, for medical pur P oß p Drug Store. -4 — ; Notice of Eleetion- « hereby given to the qualified voters ot ''Jhingtoii Township. Adams County, In dianskthat the regular annual township election w[ be held at the usual place of boldin'* electing, in said township, on i Monday, April 7. 1862. for thipurpose of electing one Justice of the .eace,Vie Township Trustee, two Constables, and a Supervisor for each road’district. Gireiinnder my hand this 10th dav of March, JESSE NIBLICK" Trustee.

Administrator’s Sale. Notice is hereby given that the uhderslgned Administrator of the estate of Freeman P Cur ington deceased Will offer for sale at public sale, at the Court House door, in the county of Ad- : ams, on Thursday, March 27, 1862, 1 bo ween the hours of tot! o’clock a m and four o’clock p. m., on said day, the undivided two thirds of the north half of the north west qumterof section twenty twoin township twenty five north, of range fourteen east. < xcept twelve acros out of the same tract, described as follows: Commencing at. the north east, corner of said , tract,thence south forty eight rods, thence west • forty rods, thence not th forty eight rods, thence . east to the place of beginning, leaving the said tract to sold, about 58 acres. Also, the north 1 west quarter of the north west quarter of secIlion thirty-one in township twehty-*ix north, I of range fifteen east containing 10 acres of , land on the following conditions, to wit: One third nf the purchase money in hand, i one third in six months, one third in twelve i months from the day of sale, by the purchaser . giving his note with approved security, waiving benefit of valuation or appraisement laws Deferred payments on interest. February 27, 18s2 DAVID STDDABAKEtt, ? | . Sheriffs Sale. r>Y virtue of an order of sab 1 to me directed delivered by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court in the Sbate of Indiana. I will expose to sale, at public auction, at the Court House door, in the county of Adams, tween the hours of ten o’clock a. m , and four p. in., f ° n i- Thursday, March 21, 1862, the rents and profits for a term nf years not ex- , curding seven. of the followirg described real • estn‘(- to wit: , The west half nf the south east quarter nf .section two, (2) in township twenty six Cffi) ' north of range fourteen fl -1) east, contrining eight v acres according to the * r’ginal survey, and « tnftte'd in the county of Ada ms and State of Indiana. And on failure tn re»*.liz<* therefrom the full amount of su'd writ, I will at the same time . • and place at public auction, as aforesaid <-x pose to sale the fee simple of the said described ; real estate Executed as the property of Robert Caskay at the suit of EH Zimmerman. GEORGE FRANK. February 2", 1892. Sheriff. Commissioner’s Sale, ) ) IVyOTICE is hereby given that the und< r 1 t signed Commissioner, appoint* l I hv the I Court of Common Pleas, of Adams count y, by i virtue of an order of said court will sell at pub ■ lie auction, at the Court House door, in said • county of Adams on > Thursday March 27, 1862 } Between the hours of ten o’clock a m.. and J four o’clock p. ni . on said day, the following , described real estate to wit: ’ The east fraction of the south west quarter nf section twenty seven .f?’) and the north east ' quarter of the north west quarter of section ■ t thirty four, (3-1) all in township twenty seven -, (27) north of range fifteen 15) east, in the - county of Adams and state of Indiana, containi mg :n all otmhnndred and two acres afnl eigh- | ty hundredths of an acre, be the same more of less, on the following conditions to wit: One third of the purchase monev cash in ' hand and eno third in six months from tin* day of sale, and the rt-sidue in twelve months, the 1 purchaser giving his note with approved seen 1 rity. waiving benegt ot valuat ion and appraise • mi nt laws, with interest from date. 1 GEORGE FRANK, •> February 27,18f>2. Commissioner. i 1 Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of nn executio n to nm directed and dclivemd by the clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of the SUrlp of Indiana I havp | levied upon and will expose to sale at public auction, at the court house door in said county lof Adams, between the hours of ten o’clock a. in. and four o’clock p m on Saturday. April 1862. the rents and profits for a term of years notpx • : ''ceding seven of the following described real , ostatr to wit: The south east quarter of the north west ( fractional quarter of Frctim thirty four (34,), township tw‘nty-fire (25.) north of range four- ' : teen (14) east, containing forty (40) acres, be ; the same more or less, in Adams county, In- , diana And on failure to realize therefrom the full i amonn' of the execution I will at the same time i and place, al publie auction as aforesaid, ox pose to sale the fee simple of said described I real estate. Executed as the property of John McKissick at the suit of Joseph Cu«t< r. GEORGE FRANK. | March 17, 1862. Sheriff Sheriffs Sale, B 5 virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, by the clerk of the Court of i Common Pleas of Adams county, in the State iof Indiana. Thave levied upon and will expose to sale at public auction, at the court house door in said count r, between the hours of ten | o’clock a tn., and four o’clock p. m.. on Saturday, April 23, 1862 j the rents and profits for a term ot years not exceeding Riven, of the following described' , real estate to wit. ■ Lot number six (6) and lot. number eight (8,) ;in the town of New Buffalo, in said county land State. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount, of the execution, 1 will at the same i time and place, at public auction as aforesaid expose the fee simple of said desc ibed real estate. Executed as the property of Reason Todd at. the suit of James and Julius Bovler. GEORGE FRANK March 17, 186 Sheriff

Bank Removed. HAVING removed my Banking Office to ; Fitrt W ayne, for the purpose of closing up my business I shall keep my office open, in Decatur, from Saturday Morniny until Saturday Noon lof each week. Persona having business with me will please take notice. Messrs. Nuttman it Crawford are authorized to transact busin- ss i for me. J. D. NUTTMAN. I i — | Wood Wanted. O/A CORDS of good wood wanted, on subseriptiiin, nt the jKoylr Office. HILL A ADELSPERGER.

1 70 Destroy Rats, Roaches, Ac To Deslroh Mice Moles, and Ants, To Destroy Bed Bugs. To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, die. 7o Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowls. to Destroy Insects du Animals dr C . T> Destroy Every form <i species of Yenniu THE “O?<LT INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNO'h’N.’* Destroys Instantly. EVSRY FORM AND SPECIES OF ! VERMIN. These Pr< parations (unlike all others) are ‘‘Free from Poisons.” “Not dangerous to the Human Family.’’ • “Rats do not die oa the premises.” “They conn* out of their holes to die ” ‘ They are the only infallible remedies known.’ I “12 years and more established in New York ; Citv ” j T'scd b' l the Citv Post Office. I T T sp(i by ’he City Prisons and Station IL» *se.s ] Used by the City Steamers Ship*, J • Used by the City Hospitals, Alms Heuces, Used by the City Hotels Astor* St Nicholas Used by the Boarding Houses, <tc., <fcc., 1 I sedby mere than 5 ' OOO Private Families. \ Sc'eon n or two i 'C.' i niens of w\it is Everywhere said hi/ the people Editors Veolers, etc f HOILSEKEEP^RS—troubIed with vermin ' need be so no longer if they use “Cost.'irs” Ex terminators We have used it toour satisfaction , and if a box cost we would have it. We . have had tried poisons, but they < (f,‘cte<l noth ing; but ‘ :Co«tars ” aiticle knocks the breath 1 out of rats. Mice’Roaches, and Bcd-Sugs quick > er than we can write it. It is in parent demand all over the cnnn'ry.— Melina O Gazette 1 MORE GR AIN and provisions are destroyed ' anually m Grant County by vermin »han would t pav for tun« ofthi« Rat and Insect Killer—Zxin castir [ BTs] Her Id HENRY R, COST AR—We are selling vour prep;i rat ions rapidly. Wherever they have been U' -'l. Rats, Mice, Roaches an I Vermin dis appear fapidlv. *♦ Eoxek ct Stouffer, Druggists Windsor Md “ OovA/c’n’ Rat. Roach d'c. Exterminator 1 , u Coje/Qr’.'?” ‘ Cost ’r's" Bed Buy Exterminator I Cost tr's" “Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, I . r T x 25c. 50. av) S 0 ' Boxes. Botti r* and Flasks $3 and i-5 Size for Pl*nt\ti >Ns, Ships Boars f Hotels, <tc.<tc, ( CATTriOM ' ’ I To prevent the public from being imno-ed Upon by Spurious nnd High > ly Pwrnicio’i< ImitatioiTs, a new la el has b -cn . prepF red bearing, a far simile of the Propri 'iorsignatufe. Examine each brx buttle or disk r c- ri fully neiar" purchasing Ri.d take nothing but “Cottars,*’ i ' . 'Sold Eoerywher'—by All Wholesale Dih gg’.sts in the largo cities Some of the Wholesale Agt’s in N, V. City. Shieff.din Brothers J- Co | DS. Barnes dr. Co. !B. A. Fahnestock Hull |F 0 W<dls <t Co. . Bmh Gnh <tr Robinson |M. Ward Clo-ejtCo Me Kisson a Robbins, | Hall Dixon .t Co. Lazelle Marsh a Gardner | James S Aspi i ill, A. B d- D Sands aCo | Wheeler and Hart, Harral Risley a Kitches | Morgan and Allen, Hall, Ruckel & Vo. j Thomas a Fuller. | P. D. Orvis | Conrad Fox. AND OTHERS Philadelphia, Pa ( 7’. W. Dvot a Co —Robert. Shoern iker <t co B. A. Fahnestook <tco —French Richards a co. AND OTHI.'-’S Boston Masi, G< oc. Oooihrin * no.—Wvek« * I’ .’ter M, S. Burr a co.—Jno Wil-ou'.Jr. A.Vn OTAFHS Also al! Wholesale DkOqgl-ts at ' CFwyo. 111, St. Lout*. Mo. Detroit. Mich, Louini’ille Ky., Cincinnati O, Pittsburg Pa Buffalo Ff. U. and nr j Druggists Gricehs. St irekekvers and Hetaii.ers generally in all Cuuntrt Towns and Villages In the United States. I AT ! F?3h S Kps F & Oabli M I BY DR. T.T. DORWIUCO. And bj' the Druggists, Stoiikkeepers and Retalers generally. Deal’rs can order as above. t i Or address orders direct—[or il Prices, | Terms, in , is desired, Z?Ts< nd for [lB - 62] Circular, giving reduced Prices]to HUNKY It. COSTAR. Principal' Depot—No 512 Broadway I — (Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel,) New York.

i Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! i BRACKENRIDGE IS NOW RECEIVING Large Additions TO HIS Immense Stock of I G R 0 C E RTES! ! AND IS TAKING < j ■ All Indiana Free Banks. 1.1 s i / ITTSBURGH, e KENTUCKY n AND IOWA MONEY R i ij A T P A R : k d .i Phce n i x G roce r v, If V J n Corner Calhoun 8t Berry Streets, r i - FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. | v5-n3O-ly. . OPPOSITIOYIS THE LIFEOF TIGDEI W. H BROOKS. Jr , Wholesale Bookseller, f, , -ANDSSB r TT ffi « » ’IK' wc ra« •> No 1, Calhoun Strep*. ? Fort Wavne. Indiana. n 'j^Fl\ T G THE PIONEER BOOK MAN OF I > Northern Indiana respectfully announces b that he ha* the largest, stark of k in the city, whi.'h he offers to the trade unus g unllv low for Cash. Religious, Scientific. Political, and Miscellaneous, constantly on hand — School Rnoks, of every <b scription, Slates. Pencils, Maps, and Stationary. PA P E R . Letter, C.-rn, L n f r al Cap Note, Drawing. Blot ting and Wrapping Paper of every description. F.i vcy artiw.Es, Wall, Window nod Cnilin? Papers, G 0 1,1. PENS, BLANK PDDKS. LAW and VEDIC AL BCC'-q. INKS and WHITING FLUID of all kinds, Blank Bine. Carmine dm Printers Inks. Paints and Engravings. Ma Worcesters Dictirn.ary. American Cyclopaedia. Ap;ent for Hampr Bro and D Annleton <(• Co., N. York , T ‘ftie. Brnwn 4* On Pncfnn. Bianchi rd .t T.ee, Pbi!ad<*lnhin. All 'h *ir publications furnished at thei Catalogue prices. Orders must <n ensure n*nnint attention be nrcorunanlad w’th the Cincinnati end Indinniinbljq MPs duplicated. Liberal die oount. undo to Teachers. Moslc, and iliisica] Instruments. . Violins Guitars. Accordions. Flutinas. Drums, Fifes, Clarnnets Every warranted perfect. String® nf overv description and quality, from 5 cents so 25 cents. Gall end examine before purchasing elsewhere and bo convinced that T am selling cheaper than anV other “ousp in the trade, at No 1 CalhonnSt. W. H. BROOKS .T r Foit Wayne, Ind. Sheriffs Sale. J~>Y virtue of an order of sole to directed /and delivered by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court, of the State of Indiana, I have i levied upon and will expose to sale, at public auction, at the Court Hou h* door, in said Coun ly of Adams, between the hours of ten o’clock a. ni. and four o’clock p.m . < n Saturday, April 26, 1862, the rents and proffits, for a term of years not ox- ' e’eeding seven, of the following described real estate, to-wit: The north west, quarter of section six (6) in township number t ventv five, (2 >) north of range fifteen (i >) east. Containing one hundred and sixty seven-acres and ninety-four hun ' diedths of an acre, situated in the county of Ad ams ami State of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of said writ, 1 will it the same time and place, at. public auction as aforesaid ex i pose to sale the fee simple of said described real , estate. Executed ns the property of Henry Abhet at the suit ) John K. Evans. GEORGE FRANK, March 13, 1862. Sheriff. I , D. W. CHAMBER, I'IIYSICAIN <5- SVRGEON . DECATUR. INDIANA. fn*OFFICB—On tho cr*l .ideof Smond St opposiln Stoops’ Saddle khop. v4- n l‘J.

r jig ■ m BRICK CORNER TO BE TAKEN!! jYOT BY Rebels tV Secessionists! But by the jo able Inhabitanls of Acaiu. ov ), in tlic .catch of New Cheap Goods! I am now receiving my stock of NEW Fall and Winter Goods! which I offi*r mv friends and cu«tnmer«. at r® , PRICES. any other estnMisl muni in ! the Wf«t Mv efock of gond® i« rrn,rlnfn I rvpng n larger assonment, of WTNTFR GOOrS, I I Inn usual. Nov. IP6I. JOSEPH CEARA. rXRIRTi apples and peaches G r ®'®le ” al the Brick Corner. POINTS, Oils, sash and t r la««. nt tbn Brick Corner. - Shoe®—a larre assortment, for i ? sale cheaper than the nf the Brick Corner. \ superior article of Raisin®, fnr certs per pound, at the Brick Corner. IF you want twelve pounds of ®ugnr for cna I dollar, <•<> tn th ■ I’ri<-k Cotner. TF vnu want sixteen pounds nf Rice, fur one dol’a*’, go to the Brick Corner. \ large assortment of Dress good®, of all de script ions, at the Brick Corner. HA TS ct CAPS —a large assortment, for sale tl* e Brick Corner. READY-MaDE clotliiig/of all kinds, 81 tßrick Corner. h QKELETON Skirts, a large a>soriiiunt, for K s ‘’’b • the Brick Corner. I A 1 E Spring styles of Bonnets and Shaker* 1 J of all sizes, as the 1 Virk Corner. J RON 1 lows, csst and steel Monlboitrds for * sale, at the Brick Cori er. I PRUNES —a oiioice article; for .-ale. - Br’ck Corner. T j ’JEFFERSON QUICK, DEALFR IN OLOOKS, JWATCHFS, Ml SICAL INSTRUMENTS. JEWEL RY, &.C., DECATUR. INDIANA. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instruments. ,tc repaired on short notice. SHOP—On Second Street, in Frazee’s law ofvsn4l. ■ Ei r el « iw • 1 VISIT THE ‘■nifli inn. ('i.iffliiu; sw." Clinton Street, one doer from Main St , FORT WAYNE. INDIANA. /CHEAPEST Clothing Establishment In Fort Wavne. Cheapest place for Military Outfits’ Cheapest place for Men’® and Bovs’ Ready-Made Clothing. Cheapest place for getting Clothing made to Order. In the most Fashionable btyles! “Cheap for Cash.” Is our motto, and the low price for our garments, made from the bust materials, have astonishod those who have heretofore patronized ’ the “Union Hall Cl of bine Store.” KRAMER, FLEDDELMAN <fe CO v'-n3‘). DAVID STUDADAKEK, Attorney and Counsellor nt Lniv, DECATUR, IND. ITTILL PRACTICE TN THE COURTS OF ’ > *he ‘cufli Judicial Cfircnit. attend tot.he collecl ion of claims, the payment of taxes,re- ; demotion of lands. <tc. OFFICE—On Main street, one door south of ♦he Public Square yd-nl4. WTI). FRAZEE? ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. DECA7WP INDIANA. \\ t H.L promptly attend to nil business rn- «» trusted to him . Strict attention given Io thescc'iring and collection of claims OFFICE—East of the Auditor's Office. 4-'9. I; 001. L INS ATTORNEY and ( Ot YSELI OR AT I AW, DECATUR, INDIANA. T T’IT.L al tend promptly to .ill business m ’ ’ trusted to his care in the several Cour' of the tenth Judicial Circuit. I f-OFFICE—In the Clerk’s Office. v5n29. C . L. IT IL L . DEALER IX Piano Fortes', Melodions General As usic Merchnndise; also, keeps r. Ia» stoock of Sewing machines, from the best ma fact.nrers in tlm country Piano’s from SSO so <-500. M.-lodion's from sls to $l5O. S 'wing Machines from $5 to $l5O. Nn. 54, Calhoun St., Opposite the Court Ilonin Fort Wayne, Ind. Notice, Notice i« hereby riven to the Snper»irors< Washington Township to meet at the office ■ the Townshin Trustee, in Decatur mi Safe day the 15th div <>f February. 1802. fort) pi-rpose of sr-ttleir.g and auditing their n counts. JESSE NIBLICK. Jan 23, 1'62. 7'ownship Trustee, Light!! KEROSENE Oil Lamps, and Krroerre O fl I > be p ril £ a