Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1862 — Page 3

THE EAGLE DECATUR, THURSDAY, JUNE 12,’62. , ■ OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. , WMIM - —t- - , LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. tJT We are under obligations to Hon. D. W. Voorhees, for various favors, in the way of public documents. X3T B. Collins, and Dr. D. W. Champer have t emoved their offices to the [ building formerly occupied by J. D. Nuttman as a banking office. The farmers in the vicinity Are ’ referred to the advertisement of the Summit City Woolen Factory, at Fort | Wayne. The highest price is paid in cash for wool, or you can exchange it for goods of their manufacture, of which they have a great variety. feSF The recent rise in the liver was the cause of several persons getting a ducking, at the ford below the plank road bridge, while attempting to cross last week. The experiment proved, in a couple of cases, rather too serious for a second trial. JKF C Burt, of the Burt House, left a strawberry at our office which measured five inches in circumference, and lacked but twenty grains of weighing half an ounce. Who can beat it? f If that is the kind of fruit “mine host” of the Burt House furnishes his boarders, we should not object to be quartered there. The July number of Peterson—the commencement of a new volume—has Been received. This is a beautiful and interesting number, and is a fore- * taste of what the volume promises to be. Send in your $1,25 and we will send for it—that binj the clubing price with the •‘ ° . ’ Eagle ib. — — — — I'lie latest advices from Gen. Halleck's army are up to Friday last. Gen. Pipe was some fort) - miles south of Corinth pursuing the flying rebels. He has been re-enforced by portions of Buell's and Grant’s divisions Gen. McClernand if opening up the railroad from Corinth to Columbus, while another division was , operating toward Memphis. It is the general impression that the season for aclivetoperations was over. x-y d tiring the conflagration of Canton, caused by the bombardment of the British, the extensive medical warehouse of our. countryman. Dr. .1. Ck Ayer, of Lowell, (the depot i>l his Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills, for China) was totally destroyed. He now makes a demand Upon our Government for indemnity from the loss of his property, and hence will grow another nut to crack with our elder brother Jonny. Stick to it Doctor; end if our Government maintains our rights wherever yonr Pills are sold, we shall only be unprotected on tracts that are very barren. — [Reformer, Trenton, N. J ». ■'■ * —■ ■ — — — • -————-■■i ■■ Communicated, To the Editor: Parson Brownlow’s card, which appeared in your columns a few days since, # is, we find, calcul ted to mislead manv in regard to the book published by us.— From his statement some who take ail things to be true found in public print, would suppose w<- had published a bogus book, which impression as regards ourrelves, would be entirely false. Therefore for the benefit of this class, and to place ourselves right before the public, we state that the work published by us consists of a portrait and sketch of the Parson, together with his last editorial in the Knoxville Whig. Also his recent epeeehess delivered at Nashville, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, in which he rehearses his experience with Secession and his prison life. These speeches were reported for and puslishad by the newspapers at the time with his knowledge, and without any objection or correction from him. Thus the public will seethe work ? CANsot be bogus and we presume the Parson eould not have seen our book before publishing his card, and thus was misled. In conclusion, jve say to one and all who are engaged in the i?alc of this 25 cent work, that il is both as genuine and legal as any work published in the UniJed States, and the parties who hare asserted to the contrary do it to deceive the’ public forselfish purposes, and hinder the sau of sx»r publication. , njj Asher <fc Co., Indianapolis Ind. 1 MARRIED— On the 5:11 inst., by John Merryman Esq , Mr. George 11. Martz, to Miss Sarah J. Rilkv, all of' nis ecun ty.

IT Headquarters Company H, (T G. G.) 6th Tteg’t, O. V r Camp at Beverly, Va.. July 27.! ’6l. Dr. C. W. Roback. Cincinnati, Ohio:—Wc received yonr Ion? wished for remedm* a few days tkgn, and hasten to return yon a unanimous exr ression in regard to our opinion of the merits ; of the *aine. Wp have used them with great benefit in our Compnv, and heart,Uv attest to the public opin ion of their ?roat benefits. In our cases, espe [ cially where there have been so ma ny great chan - ?psas from the civillian in daily routine in bn- i ainnss nt homo, to the exposed habits of active ' soldiers in a strange and unnatural country, do we most appreciate the merits of such Heaveni sent values as yours. To all those in our pn i gition do we most, emphatically recommend ; ' vnnr Remedies . being assured from experience, that they will be a very welcome companion i Yours, very truly, : signed: Joseph A. Andrews, f’apt. Co. B 6th Rpgt. O. V. James T. Sample. 1«t-serjeant. company B. Charles IT. Foster. 2d “ Charles B. Russell, Ist Lieut. Co. B. 6th Reg. Thomas Rovse. "?d “ “ E. B. Warren 3d sergeant S. A, Ssver, 4th " j Samuel D School er Commissary, Corporal Charles W Taylor. •* Edward “ Carlton G Cable: ton-Mber with 60 privates; a unanimous expression being HvenFor sale by druggists everywhere. The spe rial attention of sutlers is solicited to this as being the best article for complaints incident to camp life. Bridge Letting. Notice is hereby given that the underlined will receive sealed proposals for the hnildimr I of a bridge over Three Mile Creek, in Hartford I 1 township, until Saturday. the 6ih day ofJuly, 1 1862. Plan, draft and specification of the 1 work can be seen at the residence o f the unid( rsigned, at Buena Vista, Indiana, also the terms of payment etc By order of tbe Board of Commissioners, at their June session. EMANUEL HEADERHOUS ER. June 12, 1862. Agent, i SECESSION IX A'I.UIS COEXTI'. The undersij. ned will sell at public auction, on Saturday, the twenty-first day of June, the ' plank laid across his premises by the Fort Wayne and Piqua Plank Road Company — Said company having long since disorganized and ceased to exist. B F. BLOSSOM. June 12, 1862. Notice. Noticejis hereby given, that there is money I ■ in the county treasury for the redemption of all county orders issued prior to June Ist,. 1862, < and no interest will be allo v * i on ord ts after this diy. 0. L, SJIIiKMEYER. ' June 5, 18 2. Treasurer, jESL * '• •' jL % ? V J JEFFERSON QUICK, DEALER IN CLOCKS, ’WATCHES, MUSICAL JEWELRY, &C., DECATUR, INDIANA. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, <tc , repaired on short notice. SHOP—On Second Street, in Frazee’s law of- • lice. vsnll. Sheep Shears. i LL prices, from fifty cents to one dollar a 1 perpair, at NUTTMAN <t CRAWFORD, Lime IXVIR sale in small quantities, for whitewash 1 ing. NUTTMAN A CRAWFORD. Wool Tvyine7 OA/ALBS. Wool Twine, nt NUTTMAN CRAWFORD. SI IDIIT WriVOOLEX FICTORY, FORT V AVNE, INDIANA. 1 00,000 PO U NJD S wO O L IV a ii t e d I At ihe’abovp Establishment, for which we will puy the highest'rates in err: m » • To our Customers and all others who have WOOL TO ’’MANUFACTURE * OR? FXCH INGE, we can offer a LARGER and BETTER assort ment of Goods of our OWN MA n;u fa CTU R t this Spring than any previousfseason; while ; in the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT OF CARDING. SPINNING and FULLING, with experienced ha.ids and close attention, we hope to merit patronage heretofore bestowed. AND LARD taken in exchange as usual. H. RUDSILL’S SONS. May 22, 1862. v6-nl6-m4. Guardian’s Sale. IVTOTICE is hereby given that the under-sigm-d Guardian of the estate and person of Isabel! Meisse, by virtue of an order of 1 the court of Common Pleas of Adams county, will sell at private sale at lier residence in D«1 cutur, in the said county of .Adams in the State of Indiana, any time on and after lhe fourth day of Julj , A. D. 1862, the following described real estate subject to the dower of Elizabeth Meisse. widow of William Miesse, deceased towit: 'The undivided <-ne fourth part of In-lots number 290,291 and 258, and Out-lot No. 26, all in the town of Decatur in the said county of I A 'lains. upon the following terms: On e half the purchase money to be paid in hand. a’»l one "Ms in six months from day of *»!e w th ,‘nterest from day of sale on deferred \ tu be secured to the satisfaction of paym’-JIS.. >(J ELIZABETH MIESSE, the uudei Guardian. May 15, IbC-. ——l Fresh t?J sins ’ IN whole, half and, quarter box* ~ pound, at the Nuttman 4

Auditor’s Report. Auditor's Office, Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, June l»i, 1862. The County Auditor herewith submits to the Hon Board of Commissioners, of the County of Adams, in the State of Indiana. the foliowins' annual statement of the Receipts and Expenditures, at the County Treasury, from the first day of June, A. D‘, 1861. to the 31 st day of i May, A. D. 1862, (both inclusive.) Receipts. [state Revenue. 3713,05; County Revenue, 7898 84 h’o.ul Revenue, 46 5,10 School Revenue, 4.27,76 Township Revenue, 1138.18 Special School Revenue, 2 U3,J4 ConpresH onal and Common school fund 3467,12 Interest on congressional and common school fund, 4< ! 9,'34 Deca;ur special school revenue, t ; 81.94 Redemption money, 582,24 I Sinking fund revenue, 1274 74 Penalty and interest on taxes, 2’8,76 Decatur corporation revenue, 267,57 | Cost and damages, 45,27 Total receipts. 35363,25 Expenditures. i State revenue 3794 36 j . Road revenue 6 >7,1 fi i I School revenue 4746,17 j Township revenue 1236,05 | ■ > < pecial school revenue 20 .1,20 i Congrcfcsiioual and comm on school fund 3370,00 Interest of congressional and common school fnfad 608 \9» Redemption money 576,60 Sinking fund revenue 1261,39 Decatur special school revenue 733,23 Decatur corporation revenue 274,76 ! ('o>t and damage 45,27 County office 2050,41 ■ Bridges 2469,23 Expense of poor 633,57 Expense of courts 4 )4,31 Jury fees 560,81 Assessing revenue 420,29 ; Stationery . li2,'*o Specific 488,1 > ; Printing 224 50 Interest on county orders Taxes refunded 12.611 Highways , Expi use of prison 10.70 J Expense of election 31 > l7 total Expenditures 36534 75 By the foregoing statement of tin* Receipts and Expenditures, the operation of ih<- county I roastiry is exhibited, except in the expendi lutes of the county revenue, which shows the <‘>o ire amount of orders drawn by the Auditor on that fund. For the true condition of the I reasury, with reference to each fund seperately, you are respectfully referred to the fol- . lowing report. State Revenue. REC’-IPTS. i 3 here was in the Treasury. June Ist. b-61. 100.34 There was received from duplicate of 1861. 3254,00. There was received from delinquencies, 419,79 There, was received from docket fees, 29.0'3 I here was received from sale of statutes 1,50 There was received taxes due Wells, i and Wabash counties: 8,76 i Total. 3813,39 DISBURSEMENTS. Paid Treasurer’s lees for collecting delinquencies, 26,30 Paid inii>the State treasu y and mileage to tbe Treasurer 3759,30 Paid into the State Treasury, due Wells ' and Wabash counties 8 76 ' Balance in the treasury June I. 1862 19.03 .Total. • 3813,39 Road Revenue. RECEIPTS. ( There wasin the treasury, June Ist, 11862. ‘ 239.53 Th< re was received from duplicate of 1861. 4169,55 There was received from delinquen cies 435,55 ____ ‘ Total, 4841,63 DISBURSEMENTS. ’Treasurer’s fees in collecting delinquencies, 28.77 Road receipts filed by the Treasurer, 3533.43 Aniuuutpaid to the township Trustees, 1084.96 Balance in the Treasury, June Ist, ’; 1862’ “ 197,47 Total. 4844,63 School Revenue. RECEIPTS. There wasin the Treasury June Ist, 86', 167.18 I There was received from duplicate of IH6I, 2349,56 There was received from delinquen cies, 333.71 There was received from State TreasI ury, 2044.49 '' Total. 4894 94 DISBURSEMENTS. ‘ Treasurer’!’ fees in collecting delinquencies, 20.31 i ! Paid to the town and township Trus tees, 4725,86 Ballance in the Treasury, June Ist, 1862, 148.77 Total. 4891,94 Township Revenue. RECEIPTS. i There was in the treasury June Ist, [ 1862, 139,17 i There was received from duplicate of . I 1861, 993,43 i There was received from delinquen- , I cies, 144.73 f, j I Total. 1277,35 *' DISBURSEMENTS. I , Treasurer’s fees for collecting delinf queucies, 9.31 Paid township Trustees ou account of services, 295,74 Paid township Trustees on distribu tion, 931.00 Ballance in ft”' ♦ — Time Ist. t ”*’* w • - 41.30 ’ — ——

Sinking Fund. RECEIPTS. There was in the Treasury June Ist, 1861, 50 81 There was received from the duplicate of 1851, 1219,82 There was received from delinquen ciest, -’ Total. 1295,55 DISBURSEMENTS Paid Treasurer’s fees in collecting delinquencies. Paid into State Treasury, 1258 90 Ballance in the Treasury, June Ist, 1862. 34.16 Total. 1295,55 Special School Revenue. RECEIPTS Thom was in the treasury, June Ist, 1862. 101.23 There was received frem duplicate of IR6U 1 There was collected from delinquenCie-, Total, 2114.57 i DISBURSEMENTS. Treasurer’s fee for collecting delinquencies. 12,62 Paid S C. Bollman, services as school i t- • 4f? s°. 1 Examiner 4 * Paid township Trustees, 1992.00 Balance in the ’lreasury, June Ist, 1862. **37 Total, 2114.57 Decatur Special School el* blc w a£3 to: RECEIPTS. There was in the treasury, June Ist, 1 61, 48 - 27 There was received from duplicate of I 81,1 .. 641.201 Their was received from deiiuqucn cies. y-’ 4 j Over drawn ou this fund, Total, 733,23 DISBURSEMENTS. Treasurer's fees in collecting delin quencies Paid school trustees of the town. 713.59 j ** school trustee ot the town, services, 15.09 | Total, 733 23 Corporation Revenue. RECEIPTS. There wes in the treasury, J une Ist. j 1861, G ' oo There was received from the duplicate of 1861, 2.m(l There was received from delinquen 1 v.Jb Cies, i 19 Over drawn on this fund, 1 • total, T ,„, DISBURSEMENTS. i Paid treinsurer's fees collecting * I Paid town treasurer, j COIGRESSIOML&iMWfii SCHOOL JEa- MLT TO S’ ® • receipts. There was in the Treasury, June Ist; 18CI. lleceived from forfeited recognizances, 59.99 1 ” from fines paid in by the Clerk, . . , , 8 ' ” from fines paid in by Justices of the Peace, • ; l oans refunded by borrowers. a-'M.i tw total, q _, 4718 ' DISBURSEMETS. Amount loaned on Mortgage, 3370.00 Balance in the treasury, June Ist, 1852, 101.83 total, 3471,83 IXTEREST COIGIIESSIOIiU ® COIIMON SCHOOL FUND. RECEIPTS. There was in the treasury, June Ist, 1861. 1397.84 1 There was received from license to i sell liquor, 100,90 There was received from borrowers of School Fund, 4639,34 | total, 6137,18 j DISBURSEMENTSAmount paid school trustees on distribution. 6023,04 Amount refunded to borrowers, 60.91 Balance in the treasury, June Ist, 186.’, 4 ’. 23 total, pjlW Redemption Money. RECEIPTS. There was received from the redemption ofiand sold, 582.24 total, 582.24 DISBURSEMENTS. Amt. paid holders of tax certificates, 576.60 Balance in the t-easury, June Ist, U 62, 5 64 total, *82,24 Cost & Damage. RECEIPTS. . Cost and Damages on the foreclosure of mortgages for non-payment of interest due. 45,27 I total. 45 >- 7 DISBURSEMENTS. Printing notices and posting the same, 26 00 Auditor’s and treasurer's fees, 19.27 45.27 County Revenue. RECEIPTS. There was in the treasury, June Ist, 1862, ‘ 8’4.50 I From broker’s license, 100,00 ! From the duplicate of 1 RSI, 6844.38 ! From delinquencies collected, 612.00 From sale of old bridge timber, 6,20 From timber off the county laud, 4.00 From sale of Black for n and Indiana reports, 32.00 H Erom show license, 15 00 From penalty and interest, 208.76 ’

DISBURSEMENTS. For county office, ‘. 05 Ml , Assessing revenue, 42 >,‘29 , Expense of poor, 633 57 , Jury fees, 560,81 , Expeii°f court, 4 1 1.34 Expense of Bridges, 2469.28 Specific allowances, 488.15 Printing, 4 5 > Faxes refunded, ! 'J 61 Interest paid ou county orders, 184 1 Stationery, 1'2.90 Highways. 76 67 Expense of prison, 40.70 Expense of election 31.1 < total, 7709.61 At the close of the last fiscal year. May 31st, ISGI, there was outstand ing rd ers unredeemed to the a mount of, 73'1.81 Os which orders, and of those issued during the fiscal year 186’. the treas urer has redeemed and filed in this office, during the financial year, ending Mnv 31st, 1862,the sum if 8.199.09 The amount of orders redeemed shows the entire payment at the treasI ury fi>r county purposes, during the fiscal year ending, Miy 31st, 186 ! which taken from the total amount of receipts, will give the true amount of j countv revenue in the treasury, June ' Ist, 6C>>. viz, ' 530 97 i I would further report that thete is county orders outstanding and tinrei deemed, June 1 st, 1862, to the amount 221.81 By deducting the amount of out- ’ -tanding orders on the Ist day of June, 1862 from the amount in the I treasury at the same date, it will show that there is a surplus in the treasury, after the redemption of all outstanding orders, the surn of, 3()9.i I Respectfully submitted, W. G. SPENCER. June Ist. 1862. Auditor, A, C. Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! BRACKENRIDGE IS NOW KECEIVINO Lar g c Ad(lil io n s TO HIS Immense Stock of G KOCER IE S! 1 AND IS TAKING Ali Indiana Free Banks. IITTSBURGH, KENTUCK V AND IOWA MONEY AT par: Ph ce nix Grocer y , Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets, EORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-n3(l-ly. Fain iI y Grocer v TO TOT BAKE R Y , Two doors South of N. Meibere, on’Second St., i Decatur, Indiana. I>USH <t LUCAS have ju*t received, and Vwill keep on hand a full and complete asRoitment of choice family Groceries such as Cos fee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Tobacco, Soap, etc. They will also keep on ham! Fre sli Bre ad , PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS. and in short everything usually found in a well stocked Bakery. O"Wedding cake and cake for parties fur nished on short notice and leasonable terms. April 24, 1862. v6n!2. Slieriirs Sale. T)Y virtue of an execution tn me dir.vied 1 > and delivered by the clerk , of the court of comm pleas of Ad uns county, in the State of Indiana, I have levied upon and will expose to sale at public auction, at the • court house door in said county of Adams, be t ween the hours of ten o'clock a. tn . and four - o’clock p m. on Saturday, Jure 28, 1362, the rents and profits for a term of years not ox cceding seven of the following descriluid real estate to wit: The east half of the south-west quarter of sec tion number one, (1.) in township number . twenty-six, (26.) north of range number fourteen (14) east containing efghty (80) acres, t lie the same more or less, in Adams county, Indiana. Ami on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the execution 1 will al the same time . and place, al public auction as aforesaid, ex pose to sale the fee simple of i»aid described . real estate. ’i Executed as the property of Will. Riley at of Simon Tompkins . • * GEORGE FRANK. " oa Shenff I Mav2 a - 1'

7o Destroy Rats, Roaches, Ac. To Destrou Mice Moles, Ufi’d Ants, To Destroy B< d Bug> To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, <tc. To Destroy Mosquitpi- and Fleas. To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowl's Io Destroy iMseCts on Animals <tc. To Destroy Every form species of Vermin TUK “ONLY XNEALLIBLK REMEDIES KNOWN Destroys Instantly, EVSRY FORM AND SPECIES OF V E R MIN. i Thes*» Preparations (unlike all others) aio “Free from Poisons.” “Not dangerous t.<> th»» Human Family. ’’ I “Rais do not die oa the premises.” ! “They corne out of their holes to die ” i ‘ They are the only infallible remedies known •12 yars an«l more established in New York • Git v ” Tsed hn Hie City Post Office. Dsed by the Citv Prisons and Station Ho"ses Tsed by the Citv Steamers. Ships, <tr Usedin/ tbeCitv Hosni tn 1«, A lm«» Houses t'srd by the Citv Hotels St. Nichola 0 Used by the Boarding Houses, d’C.. <tc . Vsed by mere than 5' 000 Private Faniihe-. Seenn." or Stripc’ni of ir\it is 'Eneryttdiere said by the peorde Editors V>e»lers, etc HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with v»»mi : n need he so no 1 ei r<*r if they use “Costars” Ev terminators We have used it tn our Rafisfa-’*-ion . and if a box cost $5 we would have it. Wc have bad tried poisons, but they . ffucted noth j i”g; but ‘ :€’o«lars ” article knocks the breath out of rntsJMiceJ Roaches, and quick prthan wo can write it. It is in great demand all over the ConnV-’/tU'l O Gazette. MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed anuallv in Grant County by v.-rmin than would pay for funs rd this Rat and Insect Killer— Ear, caster [ IVix] Herald. HENRY R, COST AR—We are selling vonr preparations rapidly. Wherever they hav. . been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin dis ’ appear rapid! v. Eoker & Stouffer, Druggists Windscr Md. “ Ootdar't' Rat, Roach d'c. Exterminator, “Coßfhr’.v’* “ Bed Bay Exterminator “ Custar's" “ Co-star's" Electric Powder, Jor Insects, \ t n 25c. 50. avd s'.oo Boxes, Bottles and Flasks f 3 and $5 Size for Plantations, Ships, Boats. HoTBIJi, itc. <tc , CAUTION ! ’ ’ To prevent the public from being imposed upon by Spurious and High ly Pwmrcions Imitations, a now has befn prepared bearing, a sac simile of the Proprietors signatute. Examine each box hottie or fla*k carefully hetnre purchasing and take nothing but “Costars.*’ I ]~T’Sold Ereripnhere—by All Wholesale DRrGGtSTs in the large cities Some of the Wholesale Agt's in N, Y. City. Sliiefft-',in Brothers <t Co. | D.S BarnesACn. ■ B. A. Fnhni’st-ock A Hull I F. C. WelU A Co, Bush Gal. A Robinson |M. Ward ClosoAC-'. ■Me Kisson <t Robbins, | Hall Dixon A Co. Lazelle Marsha Gardner | James S Aspinall. !A.B. *D. Sands aCo | Wheeler and Hart. Harral Risley <t Kitches I Morgan and Allen; , Hall, Ruekel A Co. I Thomas ~ Fuller. ■ P. D. Orvis j Conrad Fox. AND OTIIEBS. Philadelphia, Pa. T. W. Dvot A Co —Robert Shoemaker A co B. A. Fahneslook Aco —French Richards A . > AND OTHKOS. Boston Mass, G«oc.Goodwill * co.—Weeks a Potter M, S. Burr a co.—Jno Wilson, Jr. AND OTAFRS. Also all WitoLESAtE Druggists a* Chicago, 111, St. Louit>, Afo , Detroit, Mich, Louisville Ky.. Cincinnati O, Pittsburg Pa Buffalo X. F. AND BY Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers an ! Retailers generally tn all Country Towns and Villages In the United Stales, AT DECATUR; J ‘ BY ' Dll. T.T. DOHWIX&CO. II And by the Druggists. Storekeeperand Reialeks generally. Count RY Deal’rs can order as above 1 Or address orders direct—[or if Price.-. Terms, .rc., is desired, JtiTsend lor [ I ' [ 62] Circular, giving reduced Prices |to IIENKY 11. CONT A It 1 I’rincipai Depot —No. 512 Broidwav i—(Opposiu the St. Nicholas Hotel.} Nvw York