Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 12, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1862 — Page 3

J UKEAGLE. HECATUR, THURSDAY, APR ?l, OFFICIAL PAPER. OF THE COUNTY. BOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS f,”" ' — -■ -- 3RJC New Advertisements. ITTSaIe of Pauper—J. 0. Crandall OTarnilv Grocery and Bakery—Rush Lucas KTUu ion Clothing Store—Kramer Fledderman I 6 Co. KFA/t'irney*—.stu labile*” .t B »bu CZHoward Assaciation—J. Skilion Houghton Manager. jpSTWe have received Godey for May. Ils magnificent illustrations are unsnr- | paseii. Webster is standard authority in regard to the English language, but the ladies quote Godey ns equally h’gh authority on fashions. J3?*Tlie May number of the Homa Magazine has been received. We should be pleased to see this magazine in every 1 family circ.e in the land. No one can peruse its instructive lessons of every day life without becoming wiser and better. Howard Association of Philadelphia, still continues its kind and benificent aid to the afflicted, in all the lay- , al States, and every where maintains a j high character for honorable conduct and professional skill. We feel assured that it may be relied on as a sound and highly useful Institution. A new card from the managers will be found in our advertising columns. E'-eF Mr. D. Studebaker removed with ' his family to Fort Wayne this week, and ! will make that plsce his future lesidence. In his removal we have parted with one j .of our best citizens, and the legal proses- : ■nion its leading spirit. His object in making the change, we believe, is to secure I a btoader field, to labor in the practice of his profession. Industry ami studious habits combined with sound judgement nnd natural ability will secure him an em- | inent position, among his legal associates I ia bis new home. A specimen of the rebels work at I Pittsburg Landing, arrived at this place last week in the shape of a wounded sold- j ier — I’eter Litz-I—who was struck by a piece of a shell on the arm. The shell struck within a few feet of him nnd burst, and the only damage done was the wound on his arm, and destroying bis gun.— Litzel and Jerome Meyers, boys from this county, were wounded in this battle, and the only ones. Meyers had his leg broken—above the knee—since amputated— and also is supposed to have re- : ceived a shot in the hips. His recovery j is doubtful. He is supposed to be in hospital at Evansville or New Albany. OBITUARY. Died, of Typhoid Fever, at Riddle’s' Point. Mo., in Camp, April 7th, Mr. John W. Kern, 4th Sergeant Company C , 47th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers, i Mr. Kern was acting as Commissary . Sergeant, in the Quartermaster’s Depart- 1 inent at the lime be was taken sick. He was violently attacked with Cramp Colic near New Madrid, and those who watched with him at the time doubted his recovery. When our camp was moved be was left with the sick, hut he was brought up several days after. He was put in Hospital Quarters and carefully waited on — Mr. George Humes watched with him, and nursed him with the kindest attention to the very last. On the morning of April Ist, apprehensive that ho would not recover, I had a free conversation with him on the subject of religion. He fold me his father and mother were Christian people and had often conversed with him on his obligations to lead a religious life. In his conscious weakness and frailty he rememembered their pious counsels, and felt the need of a Higher Power. At his request I read a chapter in the Bible and prayed with him. I asked him almost every day if he wanted us to write to any of his friends, or if he desired any word sent to them. He always answered in the negative. He was calm and hopeful throughout most of his illness, and he did not wish his friends to be grieved on bis account. Mr. Kern was much respected and beloved by the regiment, and the deepest interest was felt in him during his entire sickness. Every attention his friends could show hiHi was cheerfully given, and had he been his own son Mr. Humes could not have been more faithful in waiting upon him. Lieut. Dain of Indianapolis, Capt. Dent, and Major Mickla were present when he died. Tbeir sympathy •nd emotion were genuine and undisguised, and they wept as bosom friends weep over one they love. Major Mickle closed bis eyes, and helped to set bis features *n repose, so that bia mother had she

been here would have known her noble son, reduced and changed in death, but still the same. Surelv the soldier is not always forgotten by his comrades in arms in the hour of affliction. In a few moments we shall follow the remains of our brother soldier to his last resting place. He will receive Christian burial and the honors of war will be given at his grave, with no unmeaning form. We have lost a warm hearted friend and a generous comrade, and we how submissively to that Providence that has called him away. We scarcely know what words to write that can drv the parental tears that will flow unbidden from their fountains, as we communicate the sad tidings of the untimely fall of a noble ■ son. May the grace of God which is alone sufficient for every time of need ba ’ given in abundant measure to the mournI ing family circle. SAMUEL SAWYER. Chaplain 47th Regt., Ind. Vol. The following is tho official vote of the Democratic Primary election, as returned to the Central Committee: ! h K « r £ £ W 77 H I » S ? ° B. o I £-!5 S * - £• a - a. 'L'-d q. (= - |’ ' CT. a W CW 05 *-1 rs- CJI —to6o<oo3CJ Or H» -q Ci 2*.l 60 Ifj CO 4- Cl 4. 4- c.’’ 10 w C 05 ‘1 T 4 5 *5 ft -i | i - ■ IC to »0 i- 1-0 “ <s co C-> I cn ( — CiiO<o<OCt«<lOteW ~~ — — tc S 1 Cn — 03 I — r ~ 60 60 ~ CD CO Cl I ? te — . tn | WSSftftWSIOWIOWWCnR o I cocitsasot —&co 'J c raQ-v g I ? SO -•- I I tn tc Yotetol w ® I mwk)O^ o) jE. ra wat a.- -> tso co cj> S' Si ■ M-icniS K i®W'i*a>w* D S. UQ p £ I I 03 60 tO 12 2 W to I co — I — 03 Or 0 — I • ° I -1 — ,—- Q | tO 03 O tO OD CO KJ CO -1 ' 05 CO 05 03 tO 05 <— 05 -J 4- 05 Q_ 5? 3-J- I _ - Lost Certificate. Nolle is hereby given that Thomas Beeman i has made proof, and filed it with the under signed Auditor; by which it appears ihat he is the legal owner of School Certificate No. 36 for the east half of the south-east quarter of section • i sixteen, township twenty six north of range ; fifteen east, and that the same has been lost or ■ destroyed. Therefore application will bo made before the undersigned Auditor, on Saturday, the 14th day of June, A. I). 186’2, be tween the hours of ten o’clock A M., and 4 p. : rn , on said day, for the issuing of a new Certificate. Os which all persons interested will take notice. | Ayril7th 1862 W. G SPENCER Auditor, A. C. Sale of Pauper. I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned I will receive sealed proposals at his residence I in Monroe township, until the first Monday in 1 May, for the maintenance for one year of Win. ; Stopher, a pauper of said township. J. C. CRANDALL, April 21, 1T62. Trustee. I ———- -- — „ '■■■■ — Family Grocery w »» BAKE R Y , Two doors South of N, Meibers, on" Second St. I.)USH <t LUCAS have just received, and kwill keep on hand a full and complete assoitmentof choice family Groceries such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Tobacco, Soup, etc. They will also keep on hand Fresh Bread, PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS. and in short everything usually found in a well stocked Bakery. EFWedding cake and cake for parties furnished on short notice and leasonable terms. April 21, 1862. v6nl2. « r «» CM? ■ 1W «S - • VISIT THE “UNION CASH CLOTHING STORE,” which has been removed to the corner of 1 Main And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. ('CHEAPEST Clothing Establishment J In Fort Wavne. And where also maybe found the largest as sortmeat of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS. VESTINGS. <tc , which they maketoorder in the most sash [ ionable style. New York, Paris and Loudon fashions for sale. “Cheap for Cash.” Is our motto, and the low price for our garments, made from the best materials, Lave, astonished those who have heretofore patronized the “Union Hall Clothing Store.” KRAMER, FLEDDERMAN A CO. v3—n3i>. ITTuTiTnliTmir Attorneys mid Counsellors at Law, DECATUR, IND. WILL PRACTICE TN THE COURTS OF ; ▼ v the tenth Judicial Circuit, attend tothe collection of claims, the payment of taxes, 1 demption of lands. <tc. ( OFFICE—On Main street, one door south oi the Public Square. vl-n!4.

IT* Heawnborfers Company H, fl G G.) 6th Rpg’t. 0. V., Camp at Beverly, Va.. July 2/. ’6l Dr. C. w • Roback. Cincinnati. Ohio:—We received your long wished for remedies a few days tgo. and hasten to return you a unanimous pxi ression in regard to our opinion of the merits of thp *ame. We have used them with great benefit in our Cornnav, nnd heartily attest to the public epin ion nf their great benefits. In oih cases, espe ciallvwhers therehavebeon so many great changes ns from lhe civilian in daily routine in business at home, *o the exposed habits of active soldiers in a strange and unnatural country, do we most appreciate ith merits of such Heavensent.values as yours. To all Ihosein ourpo sit ion dn we most emphatically recommend vour Remed ins. being assured from experience, ♦bat thev will ho a very welcome companion. Tour®, very truly, signed: Joseph A Andbitwb. ’ apt Co. B ft.h Regt. O. V. James Y Sample. Ist sergeant company B. i Charles H. Foster. 2d €< t( Charles B Russell, Ist Lieut. Co- B- 6th Beg. Thnmnc Rovse. 2d i E. B. Warren 3d sergeant S. A. River. 4th t u Samuel D Rchonlev Commissary, Corporal Charles W Taylor. •' Edward Rultmann. “ Carlton G. Cable; together with 60 privates; a unanimous expression being givenFor sale by druggists everywhere. Lhe special attention of sutlers is solicited to tins as be ing the best article for complaints incident to camp",life. Sale of Pauper. Notice’is hereby eivon thnf I will rpcoive sealed prohosab, until the Ist Monday in Mav, for tlu> reaintennnep for onp yp,r. or until the contract is annulled, of Cynthia Lehman, and h»rtwo infant daughters, paupers of Preble township. Prop rals receivpd nt thp residence of the undersigned. JOHN RUPRTGHT April 17, 1862. Trustee. DECATUR LODGE NO. 254 F. &. A. MRegular meetings of this Lodge is on Wednes day evening of, or proceeding, the full of the moon in each month DAVID SHOWERS, W. M. JAMES STOOPS, Jr., Sec’y. ST. MARY’S LODGE NO. 107 I. O. O. F. Regular meetings of this Lodge every Mon day evening, at 614 o’clock P M J. M. NUTTMAN, N.G. 0. L. SCHIRMEYER, Sec’v. Decatur Market. Corrected Weekly by Nuttman <L CrawfordFlour, $ 100 - - - $ @s2 5“ Wheat, white, - $ 80, - red, 8_ J Corn, - Oats ■ - • - Buckwheat, • - • ’ ' 7n Rye. Potatoes, - - - ' , 0<); Flaxseed,J 25 Clover seed, ■’„ 5 Timothy seed, - - • - -* * 8 Butter, ... - - .. I; ard > 6 Pork 9 ,’ -’ '. '- '- "- -2a2 Ha.uA smoked.g Shoulders, Wool. 3 Dried Apples, per bushel, - • • u Peaches, per pound Fort Wnvne Market. Corrected Weekly from Fl. Wayve papere Flonr IP barrel, - - - 5 00@5 50 Wheat, white, -$0 95, - red, s9' Corn, Oats, 20 i Pre. - Buckwheat, • ’ ’ “ ' *9' Pntntoes, - - - ' ’ ’ *“' I ’ Clover seed. - - ‘ ’ ’i Timothy seed. ; £ ’’H- 10 Butter. Ergs, - - - - ~ ~ " Seed Seed. W? have for'ale a few bushel’ of prime Clover and Timothv seed Now is the time to <ret seed fn- onrin'r sowine. time to gets NTTTTMA - N -, <fe CRAWFORD, March 6, *62. Cheap Ltehl ! I WE APP polling fbo host qualify of Coal or Kormono oil at 56 cts per gallor»_ rchMa6, ’62 N A 0 “EiX STURGIS. WHOLESALE Si. RETAIL DEALER TN DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS, WINDOW GLASS, Oil, Paints. Dye-stuffs BnrningFlnid, pure Wines and Liquors, all the patent med,Lines ofthe day. White-wash hairand hat brushes. Perfumery, frangipani. kiss me-sweet.y, etc., toilet articles, spices. *c. £S9-Prescriptions carefully compownciea. Corner of Calhoun and Main Streets, n ls-v3. FORT WAYNE, IND. STvTSG s D 8 P A HI y. 8 U OF THE CITIZENS’ BANK, FORT WAYNE, IND., J. D. Nuttman, Banker. W. B. Fit-nun, Cashier GOLD and Silver coin and demand Tress urv Notes of the United States received in any amount, aud paid out. to depositors. No Bank Notes received or paid out to depositors. Six per cent, interest paid to depositors. Open for business on Monday of each week only. Call at the Bank and get a circular Dec. 26, 1861. v51 ‘ 47 ; Sale Os Pauper. Nhtice’is hereby given that the iinderßigned will receive sealed proposals, at his residence in Wabash township, for the maintenance of James R. Tucker, a pauper of said township, f or one year Corporation Election. Notice is hereby given to theqnalifled voters ofthe t»wn of Decatur that an .lection will be I held, on Monday, May 5, 1862. 1 at the usual place of holding elections, for tho ' purpose of electing for the ensuing year one ! Clerk one Assessor, one Trearurer, three Town i Trustees, one for each district one School Trus i tee. and Marshall for said town . LFAU persons that have been transferred to the town of l ecatur for school purposes, are enI titled to a voice in thealcctiou of school Trusj tee. A. J. HILL, I April 17. IM2. Clerk.

to Destroy Rats, Roaches, *c. To Destroi, Mice Moles, a aud Ants, To Destroy Bed Bugs. To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, dtc. To Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowls. Io Destroy— -Insects on Auimals <kc. T' Destroy Every form <fc species of Vwrmiu THB “OKLV ISWALLIBLIt BZMZUIUi KNOWN.** Destroys Instantly, EVERY FORMAND SPECIES OF VERMIN. These Preparations (unlike all others) are “Free from Poisons.’’ “Not dmigarous to the Human Family.’’ “Rats do not die oa tho premises.” 1 “They come out of their holes to die ” * They are the only infallible remedies known.’ ■'l2 years and more established in New Y’ork City ” ftsed by* the Citv Post Office. Used by the City Prisons and Station Houses I Used by the City Steamers Ships, Ac. I Used by t.he City Hospitals, Alms Houses, Uaed by the City Hotels Astor* St. Nicholas Used by the Boarding Houses, Ac., Ac., Vsed by ——mere than 5-9 000 Private Families. See on" or two Spec'mens of w\rt is Everywhere said by the people Editors Dealers, etc HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vermin need be so no longer if they use '‘Costars” Ex terminators. We have used it to our satisfaction, and if a box cost $5 we would have it. We have had tried poisons, hut they effected noth ing; bnt * Costars ” article knocks the breath out of rate,’MiceJ Roaches, and Bed-Bugs quick er than we can write it. It is in great demand all over the country. — Verlina O Gazette. MORE GR AIN and provisions are destroyed anually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tuns otthis Rat and Insect Killer— Lan caster [ Wis] Her'ld. HENRY R, COSTAR—We are selling vour preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rate, Mice, Roaches and Vermin dis appear rapidlv. Eosßft A SrouvrsH, Druggists Windsor Md. " Oostar's' Rat, Roach &c. Erterminaior, "Costar's" " Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. "Costar’s" “ Costar's” Electric Powder, for Insects, In 25c. 50 and $' O n Boxes, Bottlks and Flasks $3 anti $5 Size fob Plantations, Shits, Boais, Hotels, Ac. Ac , CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the public from being imposed upon by Spurious and High ly Pernicious Imitations, a new la”*el has been prepared bearing, a sac simile of the Proprietors signatute. Examine each box bottle or flask carefully hetare purchasing and take nothing but “Costars,” 'EfSold Everywhere.—by All Wholesale Daroorrrs in the large cities Some of the Wholesale Agt’s in N Y. City. Shieffelin Brothers ACo | DS. Barnes A Co. B. A. Fahnestock A Hull | F. 0 Wells A Co. Bush Gale A Robinson |M. Ward Close ACo Me Kisson <t Robbins, | Hall Dixon a Co. Lazelle Marsh a Gardner | James S Aspirin!!, A. B. aD. Sands sCo | Wheeler and Hart, Harral Risley a Kitches | Morgan and Allen, Hall, Ruckel a Co. I Thomas a Fuller. P. D. Orvis | Conrad Fox. AND OTHEBS. Philadelphia, Pa, T. W. Dyot a Co —Robert Shoemaker a co. B. A. Fahnestook a oo —French Richards a co. AND OTHERS Boston Mass, Geoc. Ooodwin a co.—Weeks a Potter M, S. Burr A co.—Jno Wilson, Jr. AND OTAFRS Also all Wholeßa*lb Dbuogists at Chicago, Hl, St. Louis, Mo , Detroit, Mich, Louisville Ky., Cincinnati O, Pittsburg Pa Buffalo v. y.; and nr DRvaot’Ts Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally in all Countkv Towns and Villages In the United States. AT DECATUR] BY I 88. LT. BOBWhUCO. And by lhe Druggist., STOK»a«episu» aud Retalehe generally. /SfCocntrt Deal’rs can order as above. Or address orders direct—[or if Prices, Terms, Ao., is desired, for [lB- - Circular, giving reduced Prices]to HENRY R. COSTAR. Principal Depot —No. 512 Broadway — (Opposite the St. Nichol*. Hotel,) New York.

Hang lour Banner on the OUTER WALL! BRACKENRIDGE IS NOW RECEIVING Large Additions I TO HIS Immense Stock of GROCERIES!! AND IS TAKING All Indiana Free Banks, l ITTSBURGH, KENTUCKY AND IOWA MONEY AT par: Ph(B n i x Grocery, Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-n3O-ly. OMmOWmiFE OF TR WE! i W H. BROOKS, Jr , Wholesale Bookseller, —AND— W'H’ ,-WZ.ET* IE ■a'NC 9 No 4, Calhonn Stree’. Fort Wayne, Indiana. T>!?IVG tfte pioneer book man of > Northern Indiana respectfully announces ' that be has the largest stock of BOOKS & STATIONARY, 1 in th« city, which he offers to the trade unusually low for Cash. Religious, Scientific. Political, nnd Miscellaneous, constantly on hand — School Books, of ovprv description, Slates, ‘ Pencils, Mnps, and Stntionarv. PAP E R . Letter, Can, Legal Cap Note, Drawing. Blot ting nnd Wrapping Paper of every description FANCY ARTICLES, Wall, Window nnd Ceiling Papers, GOLD PENS, BLANK BOOKS. LAW ami MFDTO\T. BOOKS INKS nnd WRITING FLUID of all k’nd’. Block Blue. Carmine <tc Printers Inks. Paints and Engravings, Magazines. Worcesters Dictionary, American Cyclopaedia, Agent for TTornpr A Bro and D Anpleton <t Co., N. York T.iftle. B»*pwn CogPnstnn. ’Rlnnrh'ird Jr T.p»*. T®»iladfdnb*a. All thn»r publications furnished at thei-Cat-alogue prices. Orders must tn ensure p r nmp* attention bn npcnuipani'”! w’th the cash. Cincinnati and Tndianapnlis bills duplicated. Liberal dis oount made to Toncherq. Musk, and Muskal Instruments. Violins. Guitars, Accordions. Flu tin as. Drums, < Fifes. 1 Clnronpta Frerv Instrument warranted ner ' feet*. Strings of nvprv description and quality, from 5 cents tn 25 cents Call and examine hpfnrn purchasing else- I where and bp ennvinepfi that I am epllinL' chenpp*-thnn nnv nther ’'nnon in the t»-ndp. nt No. *1 Calhoun St. W. H. BROOKS. .Tr. Foit Wayne, Ind. v*n39. SheriTs Sale. BV virtue of nn execution tn me dimrtpd and delivered by the clerk the Adams Circuit Court of the State of Indiana I ha» ,c levied upon and will expose to sale p.t public auction, at the court house dnnr in said enuntv of Adams, between the hours of ten o’clock a. m. and. four o’clock p m on Saturday, April 28. 1862. the rents nnd profits for a term of venrs not ex ceedin? seven of the following described real estate to wit; The south east quarter of the north west fractional quarter of sprHoa thirtv four (14 ) townshin twenty-five (25.1 north of ran£>efourteen (14) ea«t containing fort? (40) acres, be the same more or less, in Adams county, In- \ diana 1 And on failure to realize therefrom the full , amount of the execution I will at tho same t ime and place, at public auction as aforesaid, px > pose to sale the fee simple of said described real estate. Executed as the property of John McKissick at the suit of Joseph Custer. GEORGE FRANK. March 17, 1362. Sheriff i D. W CH AM PER. PHYSIC AIN A SURGEON DECATUR, INDIANA. ITFOFFICE—On th« eaM. aids of Sornnd St. •fpn.u. SteopA' B*ddl« .hop. v4-n<9.

r SB ' B , BRICK CORNER TO BE TAKEN!! JVOT BY Rebels &, Secessionists! But by fbe to able Inhabitants of am. -ou .y, m the search of New Cheap Goods! I nm now receiving my stock of NEW .Fall and Uinter Goods! t ,-/.?? J. n^*’r niv friends and customers at as k 0 S ’ " nV ”""‘ r '‘"ri'Mishmenl in ♦ho V ost Mv stock of pnojo „. trn i (I , r h-v---ing a larger assortment, of WINTER GOODS than usual. * Nov, 186E JOSFPH CRABS. DRIRD apples and peaches7 forsate atthe Brick Cornor ■ - - — ._ - - -J TJAINTS, Oils, sash and glass. P f the ; Brick Corner. T>OOTS 9i in p«— a ] nrpft R«sorfmrnt, for J eale cheaper than the cheapest. Rt tb e Brick Corner. \snrerior article of Raisins for 19b' cents per pound, at the Brick Corner TF von want twelve pounds of sugar for one dollar, go to the Brick Corner. TF von want sixteen pounds ot Rice, for one . dollar, go to the Brick Corner. A large assortment of Dress goods, of all de 7Y scriptions.atthe Brick Corner. nATS it’CAPS—a large assortment, for sale — Brick Corner. L> EADY-MADE clothing, of aH'irindJ; L at the Brick Corner. SKELETON Skirts, a large assortment, for , 8a Brick Corner. I A 1 E Spring styles of Bonnets and Shakers J <>f all sixes, at the Urick Corner. TltON 1 lows, cast aud steel Moulboards. for Ka the Brick Corr er. ] PRUNES —a choice artictejlto' salm' ~~ " - a t the Brick Corner. JEFFERSON QUICK, DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, MUSICAL r WSTRUMEKTS, JEiVELRY, &C., DECATUR, INDIANA. Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, Musical Instruments, dtc.. repaired on short notice. SIIOI ——On Second Street, in Frazee's law ofSce. vsn-11. AV. D FRTzEK ’ ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW, DECATUR. INDIANA. promptly attend to all business rn ▼ ▼ trusted to him. Strict attention given to the securing and collection of claims OFFICE—East of the Auditor’s Office. 4- l 8 B COT. 1.1 NS. ATTORNEY and €0n r SEUOR AT LAW, DECATUR, INDIANA. TX7IEL attend promptly tn all busineicß m ▼ ▼ trusted to his care in the several Couru ofthe tenth Judicial Circuit. lET’OFFIOE—In the Clerk’s Office. vsn2f* ~c7l.“iiillT DEALER IN Piano Fortes. Melodious. YB. W 31 3> General Music Merchandise; also, keeps a stoock of Sewing machines, from the best ma< facturers in th** countrv Piano’s from 4:50 to Melodion’s from ft 15 to ft 150. Sewing Machines’from $5 to ftl r »0. No. 54. Calhoun St., Opposite the Court Howe* v>u39. Fort Wayne, In<k Notice. Not icp is hereby given to ail whom it may concern, thntthe undersigned has filed her petition in the Adams Circuit Court, for thehangeofher name from Amy Holmes, to Am* Monro and that the said Petition will bo hoard at the next Term of said Court. AMY HOLMES. Apiil 10,1M>2, Just Received, I~)URE Cognac Brandv. Port, Wine. MJaWine and Holland Gin, for medical ps p»ses. atihe Drug Store Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of the Com of Common pleas of Adams county in the Srat. of Indiana, I have levied upon and will exp»>« to sale, at publie auction, at the Court Hous, door, in said County of Adams, between th» hours of ten o’clock a. m. and four o’clog p m., on Saturday, May 24. 1862, the rentsand proflits, for a term of years not ex ceeding seven, of the following described re estate, to-wit: I nlot No. six*y (6 3 ) and ths west «r t<r thirds of Lots No. 157, 158, and 159. f«*ot . I depth from their front on Fifth street,*io t town of Decatur, ia the county of Adams au State of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the fu‘» amount of said execution I will at the same tin and place, at public auction as aforesaid ex pose to sale the fee aimpie of said described estate. Executed as the property of J. H. Bramei kamp, replevin bail, o< Calvin D. Hart. GEORGE FRANK. April 17, 1862. Sheriff 1 * — ~ M_ Appointment of Administrator. j Notice is horeby given that the underaigne has l>eer. appointed Administrator of the pstat lof Barbara.Gasa, deceased Said esta‘e ih so ' posed to be solvent. N. U BURKHEaD. April 2, 1b62. Administrator