Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1862 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. 1 m. -ti. ■ ' --- ■ ■’*—- — a J OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS) JC-y An attempt is being made to organize two more companies in this county by Friday night, with good prospects I of succeeding. XV Secretary Stanton has issued an order to arrest all persons engaged in discourageing enlistments, and send them to Washington. ’ - . ... w - 11 XV The following officers were elected on the organization of Capt. Erick’s com -: puny: E. W. Erick, Captain, A. J. Hill, First Lieut, and James H. Browning Second Lieutenant. XVOnr of the old pioneers of this couuty, Mr. Vachae) Ball, died at his residence in Root township, at the advanced age of eighty years. Mr. Ball was born in Marylaud, and removed from Ohio to this State in 1832, long before the county was organized there being but some half dozen families in what now is ombraced'in this county. XV T. G. Mathen}' has been appoint- ■ ed by Gov. Morton enrolling Commissioner in this county, and now has his deputies in every township in the county. — Four hundred men is understood to be this count ’s quota, and unless they vol- , unteer, they will be drafted. We hope there will be no draft. The militia will be enrolled ready to draft by SaturdayXy Captain Erick commenced organizing a company last Saturday, and en • listed ninety-three men on that day, and and organized hie company. The company could have filled up to one hundred and one on that dav, but the roll was held open to give time lor those who volunteered to bring in their friends, that they I might go togetl er in the same company. All this was done without the aid of printer’s ink or war speeches. Some sixtyfive men volunteered before the action ol the Commission!rs relative to the bountv • ■ was known. . XyThe Commissioners of this countygive our volunteers a bounty of one hun- I dred dollars each; to each volunteer’s

wife five dollars per month, and to each child under fourteen one dollar per month, | The wives and children of those who have heretofore volunteered also receive the same as those who go under the last i c 11. The Commissioners also pay all expense of organizing the companies.— This is what wh call liberal for “Secession Commissioners,” and what is befer than all, thi-ir action in endorsed by the people. They are willing to pay, and pay liberally, all who volunteer in the defence | of their country. JtSrHou. J. P. C Shank end Albert. Banta will speak at Decatur on Saturday. As all occasion for “war speeches” to, raise volunteers will have passed away before they speak, we may infer that it will be ano parly party meeting. No doubt all will turn out nnd hear the great Radical leader, of the 1 Ith Congression- ' nl District, the man whom some of the best men of our count.v in the no party organization have declared they would never vote for. Under such circumstances, the man with a drop of Demcralic blood in his veins will go and do likewise Col. Shank can only get the support of ths Radicals of his own party in this county. Reported Capture of an Rntire Vnion Garrison at Suinmervville, Virginia. LTNCnnuRo, July 30 1862. A special dispatch for the republican, dated Narrows of N»w River, July 29. says: “The gallant Major Bailey, commonding four companies of cavalry, in all I about one hundred and fifty men, sent to the rear of the enemy by Colonel Me Causeland, stormed Summersville, the county seat of Nicholas, Friday morning nt daylight snd killed and captured the entire garrison, including the Lieutenant Colonel commanding, named Starr, three other commissioned officers and sixty-two non-commissioned and privates—killing a number A few prisoners were paroled. Not being able to b r ing away ' the large quantities of comm ssary, quarter and ordnance stores found at tne place Major Bailey committed them to the flames. Major Bailey brought to this I place a large number of Enfield rifles i and mules. The prisoners arrived this! morning at the White Suipher Springs. I The notorious renegade and spy, Dr J Williams Rucker, is among the prisoners. lb£ ‘el e g r ap h Office was destroyed, and ’ ti« Government operator captured. This . affair is regarded as the most brilliant 8 exploit of the war in this section. Its sac- I ‘ X‘ri U . i? €CUt J On ? pread the coa-K aternatmn and dismay throughout tbe i r T ankee army in the neighborhood. i

■ . ' ' XT Headquarters Company H, (I G. G.) 6th I Reg’t, O. V., Camp Beverly. Ya., July 27, ’6l. Dr. C. W. Roback, Cincinnati,Ohio: —We received your long'wished for remedies a few days i.go, and hasten to return you a unanimous expression in regard to our opinion of the merits of the same. We have used them with great benefit in our Cumpay, and heartily attest to the public opin I ion of their great benefits. In our cases, espe j-cially where there have been so many great chanI gesas from the civillian in daily routine in bit- | sines? at home, to the exposed habits of active | soldiers in a strange and unnatural country, do 1 we most appreciate the merits of such Heavensontvalues as yours. To all those in our position do we most emphatically recommend, 1 vour Remedies, being assured from experience, that thev will be a very welcome companion. i Yours, very truly, I signed: Joseph A. Andrews, Capt. Co. B 6th Regt. 0. V. James Y. Sample. 1 st. sergeant company B. Charles H. Foster. 2d “ ” Charles B. Russell, Ist Lieut. Co. B. 6th Reg. Thomas 2d ” ” “ E. B Warren 3d sergeant S. A, Saver, 4th " Samuel D Schoolev Commissary, Corporal Charles W Taylor. •' Edward Rultmann. “ Carlton G Cable; together with 60 privates; a unanimous expression living given- \ For sale by druggists everywhere. The spe- t cial attention of sutlers is solicited to this as be I ing the best article for complaints incident to j camp life. gke FFIFo oks" Tn~p res s. ■ THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT REBELLION;: OR, THE HEROISM OF OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORSILLUSTRATED. 1 vol,, large 1 mo. Price,sl.2s. The critics and the public are right |n pre- | dieting that This will surpass, in graphic narra- | five, exciting inteuest. and extensive popular!- j : tv, all other histories of the War for the Union. Its theme will be the heroic daring, patient suf , feriug, and hair breadthsecapes of our soldiers , , and sailors, and its incidents will form the | theme of conversation at innumerable firesides . for years to come .It will co tain, in addition to ! 1 its stirring details, the philosophical Analysis of the Caures of the War, by John Lotiibop , Motley. LL. D. Author of ‘ The Rise of the Dutch R publi.’ n etc., the dates of all the important events from the John Browm raid , and an accurate and revised account of the princi- ' pal b 'ttles with engravings. Ohe third the proceeds of all S’ubscriptions sent direct to us will be given for the Relief of Disabled Soldiers, and all persons who wish a copy of the work, and also to benefit the the soldiers’ should end their name and address at once. Also, any officer or private, or person in any section of the country, having knowledge j of a heroic act or stirring incident, will,oblige us | bv sending an account of ii. Booksellers, Postmasters, and Casvassino i , Agents will be be furnished with a Subscription I Prospectus, on application to the Publishers. | i O’ Ali oral commissrion given to « Ultra deei \ ring to ac at agents in taking eubscriptio s. I I.

THE HISTORY OF AMERI CAN MANUFACTURES FROM 1608 to 1860 By Dr. J. Leander Bishop. ‘2 vols., Rvo. Vol. I. now ready, Vol. 11. nearly ready. This is probably the largest and most important work now in the American press. We have also just published new editions of the following useful and popular books. THE BI’SiMWS MAY’S LEGIL ADVISER: or, How to Save Money, by Conducting Business abcording to Law, as exponnded by the Latest Author ite«. 400 pp., sheep. i Price, sl. OPPORTI MTIES FOR IVOrSTSY; or. 4 TIIOFSAXD CIIAXfHBTO MAKEMOYEY. Cloth, sl. ' This has been.repubHshed in England. E\cry business man nnd elerk should have I these books. They will pay the buyer a bund , 'ret! fold. Every parent should get thvm for ■ ■ their sons. All these books are mailed, postpaid, on re i , ceipt of price. We pay particular attention to ’ mailing books, wrapping them carefully, and ' will procure and send, postpaid, any book an-, vwhere, on n ce pt ot publishers’ price and six stamps. Address FREEDLEY &, CO., Tribune Buildings, Yew York. I*IISOS* —Persons who wish to buy r Piano of the best makers will be shown how they can save a handsome sum in the purchase if they l address Piano, care Joy. Coe A- C., Publishers’ Agents, New p. O. Coninifssioner’s~Salc. is hereby given that the underI 1 i signed Commissioner, appointed by the ertsirt of Common Pleas of A<fams county, by virtue of nn order of said Court will offer at private sale, the following described real estate to-wit; The south east quarter of the south west , quarter of action five in township twenty-sev-en north of range fourteen east containing forty acres of land more o" less, at any time after July 4th t 1862, on the following terms; One third of the purchase money to lie paid in end. on£ third in six, ami one third in I twelvemonths, with interest on deferred payGuardian’s Sale. "fVTOTICE is hereby given that the under-I I signed Guardian of the estate and person of Isabell Meiese. by virtue of an order of the court of Common Pleas of Adams county, will sell at private sale at her residence in Decatur, in the said county of Adams in the State of Indiana, any time on and after the fourth day of July, A. D. 1862, the following described real estate subject to the dower of Elizabeth Meisse. widow of William Miesse, deceased to- I wit: The undivided one fourth part of In lots number 296 297 and 258, and Out-lot No 26, all in the town of Decatur m the said county of Adams, upon the following terms: One half the purchase money to be paid in hand, and one naif in six months from day of sale, with interest from day of sale on deferred payments,to be secured to the satisfaction of the uuderslgiied. ELIZABETH MIESSE. May 15, 1862. Guardian. License Notice. Notice is hereby 'given to the citizens of , Washington township, that the undersigned , will make application toth.- Board of Commissioners of Adams county. Indiana, at. the next , September session for a license to sell spiritn ous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity , than a quart, at uis grocery, on in lot number , sixty-two, in the town Jof Decatur in said counts - Aug.?,1868. JOHN MEIBERS, Jr.

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PHYSIC AIN 4 SURGEON DECATUR, INDIANA. (LFOFFICE —On the east side of Second St. in the room formerly occupied by J. D. Nuttman as a banking office. vl-n42. stchbYkeii &hobo. Attorneys and Counsellors at I,aw, DECATUR. IND. WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF the tenth Judicial Circuit, attend tothe collection of claims, the payment of taxes, re deniption of lands, Ac. OFFICE—On Main street, one door south 01 the Public Square v4-iil4. ■ (X) 1 JEFFERSON QUICK, ! DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, MUSICAL i IYSTR’J SIENTS, JEWEISV, &C., DECATUR, INDIANA. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instru-, meuts, &c„ repaired on short notice. SHOP—On Second Street, in Frazee’s law ofluo. von 11. i Administrator’s Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the estate of John Reynolds, deceased; will offer to sell at private sale; pursuant to the conditions j of said Will, of the said decedent, upon such conditions as may be agreed upon from and after August 28, 1862, iat my store in the town of Decatur, in said I county of Adams, the following described real I ertate, to Wit. In-lots, number one hundred nnd six one I ' hundred and seven, one hundred and eight, one hundred and twenty-six. one hundred and thirty three, one hundi stand thirty-nine, one hundred and forty, one hundred and forty one, one hundred and forty seven, one hundred and fifty one, one hundred and fifty-two, one him drea and fifty-three, one hundred and sixty, one hundred and sixty-two, one hundred and , sixty-four, one hundred and seventy, one hull- ! dred and seventy two, one hundred and seven- ! ty five, one hundred and seventy six, one hundred and eighty eight, one hundred and nine-ty-three. one hundred and ninety-four, one hundred and ninety-five, one hundred and ninety nine, two hundred, two hundred and one, two ' h ndred and eight, two hundred and nine, two hundred and ten, two hundred and fourteen, two hundred and fifteen, two hundred and six teen, two hundred and t'uiiiy-fivc, two hund red and thirty six, two hundred and thirty-sev-en, two hundred and eighty-nine, two hundred ' and ninety. two hundred ami ninety one, three hundred and twelve, three hundred and thir | teen, three hundred and fourteen, three hund-1 red and twenty-four, three hundred and twen- I ty six, and three hundred and twepty-seven,! all in the town of Decatur, in said county, of Adams, as the same is recorded on the recorded , plat oi said town ,now in tee Recorder’s office | of said county. JESSE NIBLICK. Administrator with the will annexed. July 31, 1862. '

■■■■■■■■ 11„ ~ ~ , ~, ~«■■■■■■■■■ I | rr « xn ! COLUMBIA ST., FT. WAYNE.- ; CHINA STORE : ►s THL CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITyI _ 10 1 11EST OH 10 5 Stone Crocks, CD m ONLY 8 AND 10 CHS. PEK GAL. ! j W;A L L PAPER, m FROM 64 TO 75 CT*. PER BOLT. — 130 pieces best Ssone China, $12.00 50 du do 4.00 <5 00 do do 7.00 ft) . 71 do Fancy Stone China, 0 4G do do English Tea Set, 550 et •16 do do do 5.50 fl> 46 do Flora ware, 3.00 k 90 do Fk ra ware and white 6.0 C m GO do Stone ware 3.50 • | Common Plates, per set, 20c., 25c., .30c Common Teas, 25 Quart Pitchers, 25c . ‘ pitchers 25; Stone Tens, 3<i " to 40. All kinds of YELLOW DISH ® ES very low. COAL OIL, of the best tT* Quality ,!60 cents per gallon. q o Lamps. £ Marble Bottom, 00 p ju Coal Oil Lamps, Glass, 5H oq I- Cut Glass Lamps, fl Large Marble Bottom, L l ’" Q u Hanging Lamps, 1-00 M do do large 1 sl> Bracket Lamps, I 60 do do large 1.50 ® IETAII kinds of air tight Fruit Jars, 01 j Glassware, Woodru ware, Tubs, Pails, i.. and Churns cheaper than any other B> house in the city. Silver Plated Ware, Knives and Foks, v - Ladies’ Baskets. nl9. I Total, 7.13,21 Treasurer's fees in collecting .delinquencies 5.03 Paid school trustees of the town. 713.20 “ school trustee of the town, services, 15.00 Total, 733 23 Corporation Revenue. There wes in thejreasury, June Ist. 1861, 6,00 There was received from the duplicate of 1861, 256.71 There was received from delinquen cies, 10.86 Over-drawn on thisjfund, 119 total, 274.76 DISBURSEMENTS. Paid treasurer’s fees collecting 1.06 ; Paid town treasurer, 273,70tl total, 274.76 COXGBESSIIWU «)I!IIW SCHOOL W ■» • RECEIPTS. I There was in the Treasury, June Ist: A'~D - B R AND iTf7 ~~~ ; WHOLEBALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hardware 1

A no S LBL" W >l2 9KS 9 ALSO TIN PLATE. COPPER, BRASS and SHEET IRON WARES. — ALSO — Bar Iron aud Nails. 1 4 i Manufactured at tbe Ironton Mills from the very best quality of Hanging Rock, Cold Blast Charcoal Metal Warrantud. j SWEDES IRON, STEEL PLOW, WINGS, CAST, GERMAN, AND SPRING STEEL ' Iron Axles, Pipe Boxes, Steel Springs and all kinds of BLACKSMITHS TOOLS. Cash paid for all kinds of old Metals Always on hand, a complete stock of White Lead, Paints, Oils,Putty,Glass Pine Sash, and Doors, with a complete stock of j HARDWARE, And Mechanics’Tools of every description. No 83 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE, IND. August 7, 1862. [v6-n.7] ~ License NoTiceT Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Washington that .he unde.-signed will make application to the Board of County Commissioners of Adams ;Conuty, Indiana, at ' their September session for license to sell spir- I ituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quan-! tity than a quart, at hie grocery,on in lot num- ' tier fifty seven, in the town of Decatur in said county. Henry Bauta and Jeremiah JTownscnd, (under the name and style of Banta A Townsend. Aug. 7.J862. BANTA A TOWNSEND J —AND—DR.W.W. MOORE Still practicing Medicine and Surgery—both on the REGULAR AND ECLECTIC principles, in Decatur and surrounding conn- i try Charges low to suit the times, July 10, lc6il. v6-n23-2m. '

| Stationery, i Highways. 76 67 j Expense of prison, 49.70 | Expense of election .31.17 - I total, 77u9 61 I At the close of the last fiscal yeaY, May 31st, 1861, there was outstand ing nlers unredeemed to the amount of, / 30.81 i Os which orders, and of those issned during the fiscal year 186• the Ureasurer has redeemed ami filed in this ofjfice, during the financial year, ending I May 31st, 1862, the sum if 8.199.09 The amount of orders redeemed i shows the entire payment at the trrasury for county purposes, during the i fiscal year ending. May Bist, 186.!. ' which taken from the total amount of receipts, will give the true amount of county revenue jn the treasury, June 1 Ist, 1862. viz,* * 530.95 I would further report that there is i county orders outstanding ami unre- ; deemed, June Ist, 18<>2, to the amount 221 .8’ By deducting the amount of outj standing orders on the Ist day of ; June, 1*62 from the amount in the treasury at the same date, it will show that there is a surplus in the treasury, after the redemption of all outstanding orders, the sum of, 3(l9.11 , Respectfully submitted, W. G. SPENCER. June Ist. 1862. Auditor, A, C. Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! BRACKENRIDGE IS NOW RECEIVING I Large Additions TO HIS Immense Stock of GROCERIES!! AND IS TAKING AH Indiana Free Banks, 1 ITTSBURGH, KENTUCK Y

AND IOWA MONEY AT par: Pll (bnix Grocery, Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5- n 3O-ly. j JOHN C. RUSH , ■s' ,'W TVM M BAKE R Y , Keeps constantly on hand Fresh Bread, PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, and in short everything usually found in A well stocked Bakery. U*Wedding cake and cake for parties fur nished on short notice and ivasonable terms. April 24, 1862. v6nl2. j Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered by the clerk I of the court of comm pleas of Ad ims county, in theStateof Indiana, I have levied upon and will expose to sale at public auction, at the i court house door in said county of Adams, be ! tween the hours of ten o’clock a. in., and four I o’clock p. m. on Saturday, Jure 28, 1862, the rents and profits for a terra of years notex - . ceeding seven of the following described real | estate to wit: The east half of Ibe south-west quarter of sec-1 ' tion number one, (1.) in township nurnbrr I twenty-six, (26,) north of range number four- i teen (14) east containing efghty (80) acres,' Ibe the same more or less, in Adame county,! Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the execution I will at the same time and place, at public auction as aforesaid, ex pose to sale the fee simple of said described real estate. Executed as the property of Wm. Riley at : the suit of Simon Tompkins. GEORGE FRANK, j May 28, 1862 Sheriff SEC ESSION 1» AhliS COUNTY. 1 The undersigned will sell at public auction, 1 mi Saturday, the twenty-first, day of June, the 1 plank laid across his premises by the Fort Wayne and Piqua Plank Road Company.— i Said company having long since disorganized i and ceased to exist. B. F. BLOSSOM. I June 12,186-2.

Destroy Rats, Roaches, <fcc To DethOL Mice Moles and Ants, To Destroy Bed Brigs. , To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac, To Dcstrtvy Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy In.-ecta on Plants and Fowls. Io Destroy Insects on Animals <tc. T» Destroy Every form speolea of Vermi l | THE “OXLV INFALLIBLE lILMEUIKS K.NUWM." Destroys Instantly, EVLRY FORM AND SPECIES OF V E R M IN. These Preparations (unlike all others) ary “Free from Poisons.” I “Not danirerous to the Human Family.*’ “Rats d«» not die oa the premises.” ; “They come out of their h<dest<» die.” i ‘ They are the only infallible remedies known ‘ . “12 years and more established in New York . City.” Used hi, the City Post Office. ; I ted hy the City Prisons and Station Ho’ises I f sed hy the City Steamers. Ships, Ac. Vsed hy the City Hospitals, Alms Houses, Used hy the City Hotels Astor* St. Nicholas Used by the Boarding Houses, Ac., Ac., ; Vsed by mere than s’l 0(>0 Private Families. \ Seenne or two Sp'T'mens nf whot is Everytrhers said by the people Editors Dealers, etc. HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vermin ! need be so no longer if they use “Costars” Ex--1 terminators. We have used ittoour satisfaction , and if a box cost $5 we would have it. We j have had tried poisons, but they effected noth • ing; but ‘ instars ” article knocks the breath 1 out of Roaches, and Bed-Bugs quick ier than we can write it It is in great demand all over the country.— Medina O Gazette. MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed i anually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tuns <4 this Rat and Insect Killer— Lan easier [ Wt«] Herald. HENRY R, COSTAR--We are selling vour preparations rapidly. Wherever they have l)een used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin dis appear rapidly. Eover A Stouffer, Druggists Windscr Md. M Oo9tar*B' Rat, Roach &c. Exterminator, 9 **Costard” Bed Bug Exterminator. ** CostarW 9 “ Custar'a” Electric Powder, jor Insects, In 25c. 50. ano .09 Boxes, Bottles and Flasks $3 and $5 Size fob Plantations, Suira, Boxr», Hotels, Ac . Ac.,

CAUTION ! I ? To prevent the publfe from being impose*! upon by Spurious and High ly Pernicious ImitHtious, a oew label has bppit prepared bearing, a sac simile of she Proprieiors signatute. Examine each box bottle or flask carefully heiare purchasing and take nothing but ‘'Costars,” I jySold Eoeryibhrre—by I All Wholesale Druggists in the large cities Some us the Wholesale Agt’s in N, Y. City. ; Shieffelin Brothers Jr Co f D.S. P.arnes <t Co. 1 B A. Fahnestock & Hull | F C. Wells <t Co. . Bush Galt <t Robinson [M. Ward Close <fcCo. Me Kisson a Robbins, | Hall Dixon a Co. i Lazelle Marsh a Gardner | James S. Aspinall. IA.B. aD. Sands aCo [ Wheeler and Hart, Harral Risley a Kitchen | Morgan and Allen, Hall, Ruckel a Co. I Thomas a Fuller. P. D. Orvis | Conrad Fox. AND OTHERS. Philadelphia, Pa, T. W. Dyot * Co —Robert Shoemaker a co. B. A. Fahuestook *co —French Richard. .» co AND OTHERSBoston Mass, Geoc. Ooodwin a co.—Weeks a Potter M, 8. Burr « co.—Jno Wilson, Jr. AND OTAFRS. Also all Wholesale Druggists at Chicago, 111, St. Louis. Mo„ Detroit, Mich, Louisville Ay., Cincinnati 0, Pittsburg Pa. Buffalo N. F. AND BT Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally tn all Countrt Towns and Villages Io tbe United States. AT DECATUR, I BY DR. T.T. DOR WIX & CO. And by tbe Druggists. Storekeepers and Retalers generally. Country Deal’rs can srder as aboro Or address orders direct—[or if Prices Terms, Jto., is desired, £-#*st-nd for f 18. 62] Circular, giving reduced Prices]io HENRY K. COSTAJR Principal Depot—No. 512 Broadwn. —(Oppv’a'i-e kbe St. Nicholas Hole!,) -New York.