Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 22 May 1862 — Page 3

THE EA RLE. DECATUR, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 'll?. - OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTV. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. t-t?' That ever welcome visitor to our table, Arthur's Home Kfug’Fztiie for June lias been received. Arthur will be a favorite so long as it is in the hands of its present managers Virginia F. Townsend and T. 8. Arthur.' Jfy Gody for June has been received. It is most superbly illustrated, and contains the usual variety of patterns, reading matter, etc. JCy The weather for several days past has been of a temperature supposed to be found in the neighborhood of the North Pole—decidedly cool jCy We observe considerable uneasiness manifested bt many Well informed journals, in regard to European interference with our affairs. It is probably mostly of a sensational character, and will soon pass away. It is now too late 'o attempt th"' game; that time has passed away. ftt!d ; all rumors of the kind will soon fail to uttr act more than a passing notice. Jack Studabaker has sued the editor of the Bluffton Hanner for libel. We presume it was occasioned by the Hanner publishing the fact of Lis charging one per cent lor the delivery of packages of money sent home by soldiers We expected to hear the Press speak of the affair in censurable terms, or deny the charge, and are curious as a woman to know the cause of its silence. Come, Bro Bright, do explain the cause olyour silence. xyit is said the President will make another call upon the Stales’ for additional voluteers. It is estimated by good luilil.ny authority that our whole effective force will n,.t exceed five-hundred thousand inen. This additional force will be held as a leserve. X-ITThe United Slates military tele gr’aph has an office open and working fourteen mil. s from Richmond. Tae “on t i Richmond" movement i< too serious for n j >ke among the CL.nfedemiea. Narrow Escape oi'Geiieral McClellan.'j New York, M*v 17 —A letter from Cumberland, Virginia, dated the 13th inst eaye an attempt was made this afternoon by the rebels oc our left to capture some of our wagons, hundreds of which line the roads between here and Buckhouse Point but I can not learn liiey have sue needed. During the time the rebels made the attack un our wagon train, General Met lellan, accompanied by his staff, was making u reoonnoisanee, and came in sight of the rebel cavalry before he was uware of'his proximity. By dint of li rd titling he escaped, and took command o what force there was at hand, and t'isper sed the rebels. It is reported here that two rebel regi men's have been cut off in their retreat by the burning of the Bottom bridge by on forces. 1! this be true, they are, i the language of Ogre, “my meat.” List of Letters Remaining in the Postoffice at Decatur, Mav 20th, 1862 Archbold Mrs. C. Blakly John Alexander Alas B own Mrs. E Archbold Andrew Browning O. U. A pie Godfrey Burn ] 11 Adelman F. Beery Eli Amsphugb N. Burrell Sarah Allen David Burns Sarah Chubb John Billman Lidia Cyphers G. W. Brodbeck M. Daniel S. Burns Charles Rgly 11. Burger Owen Gilbrath Henry Boussler John Gillam John Bnrklv Mrs H. Good Jacob Houser John 2 Gaunt M. Ilamond George Gessinger Mrs S. Hill John A. King Miss Carrie Hoord Martain Kean Miss C. Hawk Emanuel Lister Sarah E. Hacket Miss J. C. Mansfield Freese di Co. .Meriea S- D. 2- Harrison W. H. 2 Sfarsh Rvugln Hock Fred Mitchell Fleming Hawk Adam McCulloch Win. Hoagland Miss M. Minon Mrs Sarah ' Hacket Miss 11. McGuire J. Halim George Middleton And Hoffman Jacob Middleton Reu 2 Niblick Susan Muma Reuzin Niblick James Patterson Miss 11. Need Solomnn Rummel Sophia Smith John Mary C. 2 Smith W. S. Radamakcr C. Sipe Solomon Ray Jonathan Shaffer Ellen 2 Rodeback Miss S. Sipe Peter W. 2 Rentschler D. Smith Eenster Tucker Jonn Simeoke A. J. Tritclr Rebecca Shilty W. A. Wade Edtn. Sewall G. B. Werlliag Jacob Spuler Jacob Woods Mrs M. A. Smith Barbara White Miss E. Steadier Abram Yodney Miss A. Persons calling for the above letters will please say "advertised ” .. T. T DORWIN P. M.

Dr, Hoback’s Remedies. We publish in niioli, r column of to day's paI per, an article from the Cincinnti Times, descriptive <,r Pr Rohack’s extensive medical estab 1 ishm.-nt in that citv. By the way, Dr.Robaek s Reinpbi**s have obtained* ft great and Deserved nopMlarity with nil classes. It lias Wen but a short time since thus Remedies were introduced Into nnr section of country; yet Dr. Brennan. ' Dr. R-.birk« a agent in this place, informs ns , thatlns.sales'of the BlooZ Pills and 8100- Purifier now far exceed those of all other medicines for which he is agent. combined. The reason ; for this, is that thev nave stood the test of priicj tical experience. We know this not. only fiom the mouths of other-, but we we have used them in on- own family with vpry U.st results, For al diseases of the blood, general debtldy. whether proceedino from sickness or. ft"’ l ' Salweaness i ndigrstion and all kindred ail- . merits we recommend the Scandinavian edi< o as the very bikt medicines extant. 1 hey are (teatined to achieve no ephemeral succeta, hut „ permanent, and descend reputation, and which will render them a necessity in every r 'amily.-— N apolron, 0,, North West, March -. ' . See advertisement. i i . " Gnardian’s'Sale, ■VTOTIGF i« hereby given that th" under ! [a s i e „ed Guardian of the estate and person j of Tsabell Neisse, bv virtue of an order of ’ i the court of Common'Pleas of Adams county, ' will sell at private sale at, her resident in De | entnr. in the said county of Adams in the State iof Indiana, any time on and after the fourth 1 day of July , A.'D. 1862, the following described real estate subject to the dower of Elizabeth i Neisse, widow of William Miesse, deceased so- ! wit: The undivided one fourth part of Tn lots number 290,291 and 25T, and Out-lot No 2(1. i all in the town of Decatur in'tlife said county of Adams, upon the following terms: j One half the purchase money to be paid in ■ ' hand, and one half in six months from day of sale, with interest from day of sale on deferred ’ i payments, to be secured to the satisfaction of • the undersigned. ELIZABETH MIESSE. Nay 15, lb6>. j . r.lwbo. Attorney at Law, , , Has provided himself with foiinftl and a'l Papers necesaary to secure all kinds o soldiers 1 Claims for Pensions, Bounty and back lay. and is prepared to secure such claims as promptly as possible. ' Decitur, Ind., May 18,1862. Sheep Shears. 4 I.T, prices, from fifty cents to one dollar A per pair, at NUI'TMAN <t CRAWI'ORD, Lime sale in small qmintities. for whitewash 1 j nu I I M W k ORI ul.’D. Wool Twine. O('G " ' HDTTMAK A rKAWP'Iin Receipts & E< enditnres Os the Town of Decatur. To the lion. Board of Trustees. Os the Town of Decatur'. The undersigned Clerk of the town ol Decatur would respectfully submit 'he 1 following report of the Receipts and Ex pendituies, of the town of Decatur, tor the financial year, ending, April 30th, I I 862 Receipts. Amount remaining in the Trea< ury, May Ist, 1861. $197,59 Received from W, W. Moore, for building sidew’alk, ‘ Circus license 1 “ from John Crawford, for building sidewalks 1 I. ; H " fr mi Jesse Niblick, adin , “ for building sidewalks. 311,76 from county Treasurer, delin queut taxes, “ frem tax duplicate 2- ’rn i from Metzger <t Grim, license, 5,'0 Total Receipts, f>2 ,92, Expenditures. Expense of si<b*walks. ” printing or- inances. report and notices. 53, ” Hnnling volunteers to Fort Nir 0 V Wayne. *' • . ” of election, 3.0 d Town Treasurer’s services, \ - ” Trustee’s services, “‘ L 1 ’ » Clerk’s ” ■ |,J ° Marfihal’l ” 6 > Bl . Viewing sidewalks, and establishing the . rade of the same. Attorney fee, i Map of the town, ’’ Sundries, 2,1 > Total Fxpemliturss .32^,•»(> The above shows the transactions of the ( Treasury, during the financial year,, ending ; as above, while the fo.iowing shows the amount of each kind of fund, in the Treasury, at the commence.men o r the present financial year, the amount received, and the Amount . disbursed, which shows the tru<* condition of the Treasury on the fiist day of May, 1®62. Town Revenue. RECEIPTS, Ammountin the Treasury,Mav 1. 1A62, 197, r >2 received during the year, 326,40 Total Recipts f 23,92 DISBURSEMENTS. 1 Amount of orders redeemed and filed with the Clerk 366,09 Balance remaining in the Treasury, May I, 1862, 157,63 Special School Revenue. RECEIPTS. Amount in th" Treasury, May 1, 18>1, L DISBURSEMENTS. Amounfpaid School 'I rustee 7 1)5 Leaving this fund balanced. I would further report that ther are ordera outstanding and unredeemed May 1, 1861, to the amount of, 66‘,60 By deducting the amount of orders outstanding prior to May *. 1862. from the surplus in the Treasuay at that date, it will be seen that after the redemptioa of all outstanding indebted I ness there will be a surpltis in the ; Treasury to the amount of, 91.23 Allot which rsr. spectfullv submitted. A. J HILL, Nay 1, 1862 Clerk.

rmcE r jac'cc» B ridge Bui I d cr s. i Notice is hereby gi" cn that sealed proposes tfill be received by the undersigned, at The ; Auditor’s office until the 4th day of June A. 1). 1862. for the repair of the old bridge over the gt Marys river below Decatur, on the plank i road. And I will also receive sealed pr< poß.nls tor the building of a new bridge ove* the said river . at the above place. The plan ami specifications for the repairs of the old bridge, and also for the new bridge can be seen at the Auditor’s office. The propriety of repairing the old bridgf or , t 1 e building of a new one will be reserved to I tho Board of Commissioners, to determine upon , ' the opening of the said proposals. I By order of the Board of Commissioners. W. G. SPENCER, j May 7, I* 4 '’?. Auditor \ C. Fam iI y Groce r v ED ,;b a k e r y , Two doors South of N. Meibers, on’Second St., • l Decatur, Indiana. I >nSl{ LUCAS have just received, and 1 Lwill keep on hand a full and complete asj soitment. of choice family Groceries such ns Cos ( fee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Tobacco, Soap, etc. ■ i They will also keep on hand i ■ j Fre s h B r end, '! PIES. [ CAKES, f CRACKERS. and in short everything usually found in a i well stocked Bakery. O’Wedding cake and cake for parties fur- ! i nished on short notice and jeasonable terms I April 2 I,l’ '-* \ 6nl 2. STIjDABAKEO 8080, " Attorneys and Counselloi•< at l aw, DECATUR, IND. XT7ILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF ▼ ▼ the tenth Judicial Circuit., attend tot he collect ion of claims, the payment of taxes, rcdempt ion of lands, d-c. OFFICE—On Main street, one door south ot i the Public Square. v4-nl4. cr 3 if es • VISIT THE “MA CASH CLOTIIIAG STO'IE,” which has been removed to the corner of Al ain And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. /'CHEAPEST Clothing Establishment In Fori Wayne. And where also may be found the largest assortment of CLOTHS, CASSTMERS, VESTINGS, Ac., which they make to order in the most sashI ionable style New York, Paris and London fashions for sale. “Cheap fob Cash ” Is our motto, and the low price for our garments, made from the best materials, have astonished those who have heretofore patronized the “Union Hall Clothing Store.” KRAMER, FLEDDERMAN CO. v'-n39. | Ordinance of the Town of I »»-Ti S •!«. 7 5Sv r S." HS4 • 1 An ordinance passed by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Decatur, M«y i 5. 1862. j TSE it ordained by the Board of Trustees of: ■ 1 the town of Decatur, that a side walk be i i; constructed o.i the east side of Mercer street. | ■ from rhe gat.; of the Presbyterian church to the I gate of the Catholic Cemetery, upon the follow 1 ! ini' grade: At its commencement at the southern termi--1 mis <>f the sidewalk on ihe east si\b« of Mercer street it shall be ou a level grade with the same, from which point to the south side of Rugg street.it shall be a uniformily descending I grade: from the son h side of Rugg street to the i south side of'.)ak street, it shall be on a unr- , formily level grade; ami from the south side of Oak street to the gate of the Catholic ceineterv, its'terminus, ityshall be a uniformily descending grade—also, — that a side’walk be built from th? north side of Jackson street to the north side of Marshall street, on the east side of Second street, upon the following grade; Commencing at thw northern terminus of the side walk on the east side of Second streeet, ami on a level grade with the same, it shall be built on a level grade toaslake in front of in lot number two hundred and sixty-two, (252) I where it shall be cut down one foot below the .surface; from the stake last mentioned to its terminus it shall be a gradual descending ; grade at ami on a level with a grade stake on the north side of Marshall street. PLAN AND SPECIFICATION. The Grade of these walks shall be eight feet in width, coinmenceingon a line with the lots, and extending toward the center of the street, j I four feet of which shall he planked with good I sound white or buroak plank, which shall be one and one quarter inches in thickness, and shall be laid on stringers, 1 x I inches, which shall be laid length wise of the walks, parallel ’ toeach other and shall be four feet apart from | ! outside to outride, and shall be of timber of the same quality as the plank. No plank shall ex ceed eight inches in width, and each plank shall be nailed to the stringers with not less than four ten penny nails. The several crossings of the streets, and alleys shall be laid with plank one and one half inches iu thickness, laid length- t ’ wise with tho walk, upon ties 4 x 4 inches, laid crosswise with the walk, ami similar in con ! st ruction, to those already laid down at the different street crossings. The outside line of the walk shall be two and one half feet from the lien “of the lots, ami shall have twound cne half inches inclination toward the center of the' street, and shall present an even surface. At; all points where required, box culverts shall be ' constructed to carry off the surplus water. It is further ordained that the owners of real • cstato along the line of the proposed walks, shall be required to complete the same on or be- j lore the first day of September, 1862, and if not completed by that time, all unfinished will be sold by the Marshall, and the expense incurred collected from the owners of the property. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my ! hand this slh dav of Mav, 1832. A. J. HILL, | May 15th 186 L Clerk.

I 7o Destroy Rats, Roaches, 6 c ' To Dcstrot. Mice Ante, To Destroy Bed Bugs. ■ To Deslroij—— Moths in Furs' Clothes, die. i To Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas. ! To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowls. Io Destroy—— lnsects on Animals <tc. ?’> Destroy Every form A species of Vermin th & “OXIV INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN. ’* Destroys Instantly. EVERY FORM AND’SPECIES OF VERMIN. These Preparations (unlike all others) are I “Free from Poisons.” I “Not zeroes to th<* Human Family.’’ I “Rais do not die on the premises.” , “They enme oiif, of their holes to die ” : ‘ '1 hey are Hie. only infallible remedies known 1 “12 y‘‘ars and more established in New York I City.” t sed.bt, the Ci tv Post. Office. I ■i.fi Infl n ie p; lv p r j S ons and Sltntimi Ho 'ses t'.-ied by the City Steamers Ship?, <t<’ I sed by theCilv Hospitals, Alms Houses, Tsed by the Citv Hotels Astor* St. Nicholas Used by the Boarding Houses, <fcc., <tc., r.iuJ by mere than s 'ooo Private Families, Stef on “ or tmo Stn-c. of Eoerywhere suit/ In/ fbf peoide Editors Deniers, etc HOUSEREE.PFRS—troubIed wk I, vermin need he so no longer if they use “t 'osturs” Ex terminators We have irsed it Inner satisfaction, and if a Imx cnst $5 we would have it. We have had tried poisons, but lhev effected noth ing; hut ‘ rCnstars ’’article knocks the breath out of rats.Micu* Roaches, and Bed-Bugs quick er than we can write it Tt is in demand , all over the *'7.--L r /'7'/rZ O \r-1Z f ‘tte. MCJ{ E GRAIN and provisions are destroyed aimallv m (Irani County by vermin than wwild l»av for Inns nt this Rat and Insect Killer Z/lft caster [ H is l Her <ld HENRY R. COST \ R—We are selling vour preparations rapidlv. Wherever they have been used. Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin di< appearrapidlv. i Eon Est it Stouffer, Druggists Windsor Md. “ Ooafftr*s' Rat, Roach ((' ■ Extcr-nvnator, il V()shir's" ‘ Gost'ir's'* Bed Bug Ejclerminator. ‘ ( Cosher's' 1 “ Costar'n” Electric Powder, Jor Insects, 25c 50 and $’ .fit Boxes. Bottles and Flasks f 3 and f 5 Size foe Plantations, Snips Boats, Hotels, Ac. Ac , CAUTTOTT ! ! ! To prevent the public . from being imposed upon by Spurious ami High ■ly Pernicious 1 nitaiions, a new !•; <d has been j prepared bearing, a f ie simile of tho Proprieiors j >igna(nt<‘ Examine each box bottle or flask ( carefully hetare purchasing and take nothing but “Costars,*’ ! T? Sold Every'chero—by • All Wholesale Diu guists in the large citns Some of the Wholesale Agt’s in M { Y. City. ! Shieffe’,in Brot hers ACo |I) S Barnes ACo. B A. Fahnestock A Hull ( F. C Wells A Co. Bush Gale A Robinson |M. Ward Close ACo Me Kisson Robbins, | Hall Dixon a Co. Lazelle Marsh a Gardner | Janies S Aspinall, t A. B. aD. Sands aCo | Wheeler and Hart, Harral Risley a Kitches | Morgan ami Allen, Hall, Ruckel a Co. |’Thomas a Fuller. P. D. Orvis j Conrad Fox. AND OTHERS Philadelphia, Pa, ■T. W. Dyot Co —Robert. Shoem <ker <t co. i B. A. Fahuestook a co —French Richards a co. AND OTHERS. Boston Mass, Geoc. Goodwin a co.—Weeks a Potter M, S. Burr a co.—J no Wilson, Jr. AND OTA FILS Also all Wholesale Druggists at Chicago, HL St. Louis, Mo . Detroit. Mich, Ijoulsville Ey., Cincinnati O, Pittshurcf Pa Buffalo N. Y. . and nr Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally m all Country Towns and Villages In the United Stales. AT /I t | WBV -j BY 1)11. T.T. BORWLUCO. And by the DauGOidTS, Stokkkekpekj and Retaleiu generally. JTST Country Deal'rs can order nsnbov«. . Or address orders direct—[or il Prices. Terms. Ao., is desired, for [lB- - 62] Circular, {jiving reduced Prices]to UF.NKY It. COSTAR Principal Depot—No. 512 Broadway ! —(Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel.)' 1 New York.

Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! — BHACKENIHD3E TS NOW BECEiVING Lar g e Addit io n s •* i TO HIS Immense Stock of (i KOCEK IE S! ! AND IS TAKING ’ All Indiana Free Banks, I I TTSDURGH, KENTUCKY I AND IOWA MONEY AT par: i i I’ li (P ii i x G roce rv . i j ■ Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets, r FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-n.'to-ly. . DIWITIOV IS TIIF LIFE OF TRIDE! W H BROOKS, Jr , Wholesale Bookseller, •. -ANDNo L Calhoun Strp»»t, Fort Wavne, Indiana. . T> t '''N t G THE I’IOVEER book max of r > Vortbern T'olinna respectfully announces ' i that he Las tbo 1 ir.resf stock of BOOKS & STATION ARY. : in »,.<■ citv. wLirh be offers to the trade units . low for Cas’l. i Religions, Scientific. Political. °n*l Mmcpll snenns, c»»n*»tnnflv <>n hand School Books, of pverv description, Slates, Pencils. Maps, and Stationary. f PAP E R , Letter, Can. Le-rnl Oip Noto. Drawing Blot 1 tin*, and M ranpiri;. Paper ~f everv description. FANCY • Wall, Window «nd Ceilin'/ Papers, GO T. 1» PENS, BLANK BOOKS. LAW and 'fEOTCAr. nenirc INKS and WRITING FT,HID of all kinds. Block Blue, Cnrmino ,(-c Printers Tnks, Paints and Enrjravinos. Ma£az i n c s. W<»rcost<*rs Dictionary. American Cvclopipdia. • Af*ent for Warner D''o an J D Applet on <(• Co., N\ srnrk5 r nrk j Little. Bro’vn Co Boston. Blanehard T<p«*, Philadelphia. All their publications furnished at thei ’Cat ab)<rm» prices. Orders must tn ensure prompt attention bo ' acromnania-l whh the rash Cincinnati end Tndinnnpoljfi bBl« duplicated. Liberal dis oount made to J’eacliers, Music, and Muslcd InstrnmenN. Violin*. Guitars, Accord ion® Flutinas. Drums. Fifes, Clarnnefs Hvery Tn«frnm n nt warranted nnr feet. Strings of every description and quality, from 5 cents tn 25 rents. Call and examine before purchasing where and he convinced that ’ n!n selling . cheaper than any other 1 - in fh<* trade, at. No 4 Calhoun St. W. H. BROOKS. Jr. Foit Wayne, Tnd . v'n’l9 Sheriff’s Sale. 1)5 . irtiio of so execution to n.o director I Yind delivered l>v the Clerk of the I'cni of ('on,mon pleas of Adams county in t’u St-’ti of Indiana, I have levied upon and will evrios, ; resale, .as niiblie auction, at. the Conrt Hmme door, in said Conntv of Adams, hetwoon tho hours of ten o clock a. m. and four o'clock : p ill., on Saturday, As iu 21. 1862, the renfsand profiits for a term of years not ex ceedimt seven, of the following described re: 1 ' estate, to-wit: Inlot No, sixty ('l') an I the w■ t par* nr tw. thirds of Lots No 157, 15't, ami 1 ’9. feet i. depth from their fr<> t on Fifth street, j n sh, i town of Decatur, in the county of Adams ate’ ; State of Indiana. And on f 'nre to realize therefrom the full ' amount of said execution T will at the name t in and place, at public auction as aforesaid ex pose tosale the fee simple of said describ, d real estate. I'lxecuied as the property of .T TT Branutr kartip, replevin bail, of Calvin D Hart GEORGE FRANK. April 17, 1862 Sheriff I ■ 1). W CHAMPEfc I’IIYSICAIN .$• SURGEON i DECATUR, INDIANA. ' I , OFFICE—On tho .at sidevf Second St opposite Stoops’ S. 1 lie tire;' ' 1-" !><

r s - Ei a a- d BRICK CORNER TO BE TAKEN!! NOT DY Bebels & Secessionists! But by the uhl<; Jnliabilanti- ol Au am- ,ov y, in the search of New Cheap Goods! I urn now receiving my stock of NEW Fall and V inter Goods’. n hicli I offer niv friends and customers, nt aa LOW PIdCF.S, as anv other establishment in ttie H es| stock of yoods is con .ilelc bar. ill', a lai'L-er assortment, of WIN7 ER GOODS, I I han usual. I Nov < lh ' ;i - JOSEPH CRABS. iy:lRI» apples and peaches for sal.- « ’ »t the Brick Corner | ) AI.NTs, Oils, sash and glass, nt the ' Brick Corner. JYOOTS A’ Shoes—a lartre assortment, for > sale cheaper than the chennest. ar the Brick Corner. 4 snrerior nr'icle of Raisins . f,,r JOI , cents i \ per pound, at, the Brick Corner. Tl- von want twelve pounds of sugar for one dollar, go to the Brick Corner. IF veil want sixteen pounds ->i me. for one ‘ dollar, go to tho Brick Corner Y ini'-e axsorlment of Dress goods, of all de . i scriptions, at the Brick Corner HA IS .t CAl’S—a large assort inqrit, for sale Ht 'he Brick Corner. 15 E.A DA -H AI iE i-irehing, ol ,-ffTkinds .* V [ l ], he Brick Corner. ON Skirts, a large :i,.s„i . in, ng fm' ■i D*e Brick Corm-r. I A I I. Spring styles of Bonnvt* and Shakvm J ol all sizes, at i h | il i,.|, C,. 1 RON Plows, east an ! -•«"] M.mlboardV fm 1 sale, at the Brick Con er. | JHUNI-S—a choice artid7;"for san-’ 1 !lt |,J h Brick Corner - ■ -'N '7' ;. "J, , JEFFERSON QUICK, DEALER IX CLOCKS, WATCHES, MUSICAL lASTKUUFNrS, JEWELRY, &c„ DECATUR, INDIANA. (locks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instiu I ineiits. .to. repaired mi short notice. SHOP—On Second Street, in Frit tee’s law of , vsn 11. W. I) FRAZEE - A HORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. DECATUR. INDIANA. pr«>mptly ntfmi'l to nil bu<inpcfi rn ▼ V tni-ited to him . Strict nttcnUon given t*» 1 the«pruring and collection of rteinm OFFICE—East <>f the Auditor h Office. 4- <« E. L STURGIS. WHOLESALE &, RETAIL DEALER IV DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS, WINDOW GLASS, Oils. Paints, Dye stuffs. Burning Fluid, pin Wines and Liquors, all tin- patent me.li cincs oft he day AA’hite-wash, hair and hat brushes. Perfumery, frangipani, kiss-me-sn ><t ’y, etc. toilet articles, spices. <(-c. J enrefully cotnpounrh ,1 Corner.of Calhoun and Mata Streets, nls v.’i. FORT WAYNE, IND,' SI llillT cm VilillLEX F-iCTOSY, 100,01’11 POUNDS WOOL IV a n ted! At il»e hbov<* Establishment, for which we will pay the highest rates in 3 E <. To our Customers ami all others who nave WOOL TO MANUFACTURE OR EXCHING.S we can offer a LARGER and 13E I’TER assou ment of Goods of our OWN manufacture: this Spring than any previous.season; whil : * ; in the CUSTOM DEPART 4I’AT — OF CARDING 8P INN ING and FULLING. with ex[>erienced bauds and cluse attention, we hope to merit patronage lure ufofe be.-towc l HARD SQAP AND LARD taken in exchange as usual. 11. RUDSILL’SSONs May 22, 1 -<62. vb-nlti-m 1. Conimissioner’s Sale. XJOTICE is hereby given that the umh-r---signed CoiiimiMsioncr, appointed by liu,. court of Common Pleas of Adams c<*uniy. by virtue us an order of said Court will uff'T at private sale, the following described real cstab- to-wit; The south east quarti r of the south west, quarter of section five in townahip twenty sev en north of range fourt. cn east containing ffir , ty acres of laud, more o-less, at any time aftc July Uh, 18G2, on the following terms; One thirl of the purchase money to be paid in end. one thin! io six. and one thiol in twelve months, with mt erest on deterred pay men’s, the puichas<‘r giving firs with ap proved secunt v, waiving br'b-lit of valua. ;• i D STUDABAKER. 15. IKOl K - w7- C-miiiissimic.