Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 4 July 1863 — Page 3

1 HE EAGLE. . - —■' -- - — — * “ .-—- * — | OFFICIAL FAI’EB OF THE COUKTV. — LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS Kemeinbcr! Ruuiemberl! ntir terms nf Subscription i«, one c.opv one ,’ rear in advance. |f. within the (he Ejpifsttmi of the year, s2,ou. No paper' d>con’inua<i until mH arrears ate paid up, un ♦-Mi nt the option of the Publishers. The paper will bo Bent tn subscribers nftrr their time <»f subscription has expired union* notice given to the contrary. We receive, no r•ibarriheri, for a Icsh period than 6 months. Special Notice. TO AD*'ERTISERS.— AU advert isrments fa itm for n specified time, and ordered nut before the expiration of the time specified, wi'l be chavqed the regular rates farthfi saint up io the time they >rt ordered out. County Democratic Ticket •> Enn Auiutoi; WILLIAM G. SPENCER. Fuk Clerk. JOHN McCONNEL. Land Appraiser. GEORGE FRANK. We call attention to the ciinl of J. R Bobo Government agent for procuring pensions, bounties anil arrears of pay Blanks prepared and claims promptly atended to. t!tr The weather for the past week has been very warm, and interspersed with tine growing showers. r.-jr Harvest has fairly commenced in this region, and the grain and hay crops promise a good yield. IFe have received a communication from a Democrat, showing up .Mr. vSimcoke's secret circular, which for want of room wc have to postpone until next week, he is an apt scholar, learning the habits of his Republican brethren fast.— Hut then he has good teachers as we see the enrolling Commissioner and his aid Dandy Jim, occupying the front room of the Clerks oflice. ti-gr We would say to those ladies and gents wishing to put chase Jewelry that they cannot go to a better place to make their purchases than to Jefferson Quick's on Main street opposite the Auditor s oft' ire. He also keeps on hand a full assortment of writing paper ot all kinds. Jeff, is a good fellow and will always be found ready and willing to accommodate his cits tomers. <>ive him a call. WOur friends wi t be happy to learn that P. V. Smith is ready at all times to take pictures of the very best quality such »c, Ambrotypes, Photographs Ac. Be sure to ‘‘secure the shadow ere the substance fades. ]1 is gallery may be found on Main street over the drug store. A dispatch from Somerset Kv.. states that u]| is quite there. There had been vtryheßvj rains. About 150 rebels had bt< n caught on the north side of the Cumberland owing to a heavy rise in that river, and it was thought they would all I * be captured. Col. Biddle in Ids campaign through the counties o( Monroy Sullivan and Green, Ind., found the people peaceably, disposed. Gua Morton has called upon tdl citizens to organize enroll, < quip and drill to repel a prospective invasion of Indiana. Rumors of important Cabinet changes . are prevalent al the East. It is stand that Butlor will supersede Sianlon, and McClellan Halleck. Dr. Hoback's Constituents. "t learn that the distinguished and popular inventor of tliosa famous Scandinavian Remedies the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, advertised in our business columns receives nearly as manr letters by everv mail as the Treasury Department. The average is more than 200 per day! His patients scattered over the broad West the Southern States and Aew England are said to reach the enormous and almost incredible aggregate of 100,000! By his patients we mean •those who use hia preparations as their only medicines We peisume that such a 'connection is without a parallel in Medical history. DECATUR MARKET, Corrected weekly by Nultinan <t Crawford "'lour, per 100, 3.50 Shoulders, 6 Wheat, 105 Timothy Seed, 1.50 H.ve, 40 Salt, ' 2.50 Corn, 50 Butter, 12 Oats. * 33 Eggs, 8 f*ax Seed, 1.25 Hides, 0G Hams. 8 “ dry, 12 FORT WAYNE MARKET. < orrected weekly from the Daily Sentinel. rir> 'ir, 7.2s|Pork, 4.50 k Wheat, I.3s'Beef, 2.75 R ye, 55 Lard, 07 1 45 Butter. 25 Oats, 40 Eggs, 12 Flax Seed, 2.00 Salt. 2.50 Clover “ 5.00 Hides. GJ timothy “ 1.50: • . f ] rv< j j

THEN AND NOW. I Hon. O. 11. Browning was one of the r-peakers at the recent grand democratic! mass meeting at Quincy. The Herald ssvr Mr. B. made a noble ipeech. He demonstrated (whal democrats g enerally ihave regarded, as an impossibility) lhati | a man can call himself . ripublic.au an I I twill be a patriot.’ Also, that “bis ' speech, met the cordina!' approbation ind hearty, applause, of the demo-' crafs.’ A year ago Mr. Browning was Lincoln's 'eight hand man” in the sei,au«. They were, then boath,' conservative, men, engaged in devising measures lor carrying on the war with vigor lor the suppression of the,rebellion and nstorat ton of the union. The democratic party then supported Mr. Lincoln earnestly and heartily. No man accuses Mr. Brow ning of having changed his uolttics since then, but he now finds himself at home tn a democratic meeting while the demo cracy are accused of turning traitors to the government for ceasing to support Mr. Lincoln's administration. The dem-' ocracy then were loyal enough—so was Mr. Browning. They, stand now, where they stood I hen. How is it that loyally, a year ago is secessionism now? Supports, the democracy turn about and I support, Mr. Lincoln, again, how long, will, it be till their, new position is dec’sred treason? Is loyally ti thing, of fits, and starts —one thing. today and another, to morrow. — Alton Denioerst. ‘Bebel Sympathizers.”—Sever’d o< the gurrillas who made the late rai l into Crawford and Orange counties and who 1 were captured near Leaverworth, stated to citiz-ns who conversed wilh tin tn th it they had heard so much about rein I sympathizers in Southern Indiana, that they 1 tullv expected when they crossed the river that not only would they be rei ceived with open arms by a large proportion ot the inhabitants, but that they would be able to get a number of recruits from among the sypathiz -rs.’ They con ’ lessed. however, that in these respects thev were greatly disappointed. Not only diil they get no recruits, but i they said they did not meet with any eont< nance whatever from a single ci i-z.-n in the district of country through which they passed. Everywhere the | people treated 'hem as enemies, and were ready to join in hunting down and cap-. Hiring them. And not only was such ( the case, but had the gang been taken anywhere in th- neihhborhood in which they bad been indulging in their horse stealing propensi'ies it would have been a difficult matter to have prevented the I hanging of the entire band. The irutli is, the people of Southern Indiana have no sympathy whatever for rebel soldiers or tile rebel cause and are ready and anxiaus to show their devotion to their country not only hy words but acts.—| N. A. Ledger. A Slave Captures his Ma ter —-The following ’ncident described as taking place at the recent battle of Milliken's B'-nd, is significant of the result to Slavery whicn, this infamous rebellion is 'working out. Who shall say they are ■ not just. Among the incidents of the fight worthy of note; was the capture of a re- 1 ’ bel soldier by a darkey who was his slave ' two month ago --The T, xan was caught in a tight place hy one of the Co). L-ib’s men, who cried out to him Hold on dar, and put down your gun, or I’ll shoot.” The rebel surendered unconditionally but after identifying his captor, said to one of our officers that he pro'ested against being held as a prisoner hy his , own slave—lts good enough for you,” said the officer; that's just the man to guard you.” Anti jim, (addressing the soldier) if he don’t behave himsell, shoot him down. The chi’valous Southerner was very indignant and bis wrath t-fier-reseed in a series of hard oaths, fell upon j the enrs of the intelligent contraband without effect. The dusky warrior kept | a close eve upon his prisoner but refused to hold any conversation with him. or answer any of his questions as to when he inlisted or how he dared to level a gun at his masters. Prophecy of General Jackson.—Slid the old, here to a friend at the Hermitage, a short time before his death: The abolition party is a disloyal organization. I’s pretended love of freedom means nothing more nor less than a dissolution of the union. Honest men of al] parlies should unite to i xpose their intentions and arrest their progress.' Experience, has fully, demonstrated that, abolitionism “means nothing, more nor less than ,a dissolution, of the union.’ Daniel, Webster, the patriot, and i statesman, in one,, of his, speeches i uttered the following, unmistakable, language. 'll the infernal fanatics and abolitionists ever get the power in their hands, they will overide the constitution, set < the Supremo Court at defiance, change and make laws to suit themselves, lay violent hands, on those who differ with them, in their opinions, or dare, question their, infallibility, and finally l>ankrtipt, the country and deluge it wilh, blood.’ An old Aberdonian used to say in sum--1 rning np all the disastrous changes of modern tim»s Even the ladies at the schule maun hae their pocket handkeicbers.”

A LOYAL COLONEL, The claim urged by the Abolitionists ; that their party is the only loyal parly in the. nation would excite our indigna'ion did it not first siir up our ridicule. One; Thomas W, Higginson, a reverend,” is ! Colond of a South Carolina regim' nt of negroes. Now while it is possible for an officer of white troops to be only relative- ; lv loyal, while indeed his loyalty may of- : ten be justly suspected by the monopo- I I lists of that article up North, we can not! cone, ive a man who talt-s command in a ; rcgtmnm of blacks to he env'hing least than superlatively, excessively, indoub I itably and most distressingly loyal. Such ’ a man is Col. Rtomns Higginson. lie is eminently fitted to carry on a war for ll)e Union as is easily shown. In 1857, he with others sir-’ctl a call o for, a convention, in Worcester. M issachusetts, which fends as follows: R-levingthe existing Union to be a f lilure, As being a hopeless attempt to unite tinder one government two antagonistic systems of society which diverge more widely with every year; “And btlieveing it to be the duty, of intelligent and conscientious men to meet these, facts, with wisdom and firmness. “Respectfully invite our fellow citiz'na of Massachusetts so meet in convention iat Worcester, on Thursday January 15, t.> consider the praclicnbility and<xpedienev of a Reparation between the free and slave States, and to take such other measu res as the condition of the times may r< quire.’ “ The convention, met accordingly and passed 1 , the following ain< ng other resolutionß : Resolved. That this Convention re- • commends, as the first step towards the accomplishment of this ohj-ct the organ'iz ition in each of the States, of a political party outside of the present Consli fution and Unton—a party whose candidates shall be publicly, pledged in the event, of their election to ignore the Fed- , < ral Government, to refuse an oath to its ' Constitution and to make their re'speci tive State’ free and independen. commuI nities. C-n the loyalty of such a man be successfully, impugned? Is it not emin i ently, proper that he. and the party to : which he belongs, should denounce, life [long Democrats as disloyal?—[Spring field Re.ister. HI — ... Col. Cavis of the 13 h Illinois Cava.ry greately distinguished himself in the recent movement in the vicinity of . Richmond Va . The rebel Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee was taken prisoner during ! these operations. Look! Ladies, Look! PHOTOGRAPHIC Album For Nothing \t thr present time when everybody is pho tographiv album mad, it will be glorious news to the puhli** to know that we have hit up on a plan by which they may procure A PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM FOR NOTHING? We are nnt joking by any means when wc say this; we mean it. We propose to GIVE AWAY A PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM \S A HIE 111 111 Foil SL’BSCRIiWS FOR THE New York Weekly Now uriiversolly admitted to be the MODEL STORY AND SKETCH PAPER OF THE AGE THE NEW YORK WEEKLY Employs more literary talent and spends more money for contributions than any other paper of its class published. Anybody before whose . notice it is fairly brought, will be glad to subscribe for it even without any further induce ments than its merit; but when in addition, f. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM is GIVEN AWAY I THE RUSH for it WILL RE IMMENSE In order to more fully explain ourselves, wc i hereby lay before the public the following LIST OF PREMIUMS TO GETTERS UP OF CLUBS . To anybody who will send us five dollars 1 for two subscriptions to the New York Weekly we will give asplenjid Photographic Album i bound in beautiful leather and gilt edged worth two dollars To any one sending us $7 50 for throe sub ! scriptions, we will send a splendid 5 album. To any one Sending ten dollars for four subscribers we will send a splendid Album worth five dollars To any one sending 2 I d<»llars for eight subscriptions, we will send a beautiful 10 dollar Album Those entitled to premiums should bp rare f'd to mention the color of the album—either prown. Black, red or fancy Color. Each Album will be sent on the day it is orcred THE NEW YORK WEEKLY. has been long enough before the people to satis ; fy them that these offer* are made in good faith ami that our engagements will be faithfully met. Our friends must be careful to whom th«y entrust their money, as we, of course can take norisk. Persons sending us mnnev should Ibe particular to mention Town Co tv and State. All letters must be adtlressvd to STREET £ SMITH Il Frankfort St., New York Spccjmeo Copies s«nt free

f® DR. BOBACK’S Jjg STOMACH A iITTIIS A R K NOT TO BE EXCELLED I STOMACHIC i ■ AND i 5 n V T H V. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. law woA. X.o <a \\v: xAxt \vA<vg\v \v-x\_\. cwve nW X\\t kk \\\.s "v#, \\g\v X. 0," \xxxt A’uA avjtwX. — u j Wve, AVxVVows xWsXv’xvXs We?,X oaxA so\vX\x.X\\evv Vaaas, \o\v* Xvomg YWVAvXx wcvtXctX IXW l.WX\.<iXt WvXXtVft, w\v\c\v, XkxXww VW \«O\VVV wwA k\X XXwt \\vo\uv Xvwix, wvt ' iozej Ifeve'r, Vex-'er and flgue, Ta'x'e?' Complaint, ■ livay.aro.tron, Jazcnaicf?. Kian e~j Complaints, tx\x<X w\X xwsv a tmxxx- ; Vav \\wX\\v« . avc v oxw\\osv A ravtt wwtX vooXs kw\A \wvX>%, wXx\e\x wxwXxe XXxxxw. ! V)v AxoXxwtXx s . wvc X\vtt \\oov vwaw'* \ ? v\e,w<X.. ■ ■ I Sftv-c X\ve \\oov \\\uw \waw\m, YioeXov's \SxXXs. 'RoXhwXCs xwv XX\x v\t\x. w\awv\ SoXwttC wwA CowCsovX. wwwaovwXv X\\t vw-ttak. wx\A vXtXwXxXwXgtX, Tiv. AkoXsweVs. VXX.oxwxxAv W\.\.\.v\*s <Xv\\vg. w\tXwwc\\oX\\ aw<\ \uakc tw\ov\w\xX<6. WxWvx's A\ve. XX\«. s VvxewtX, \a\, ) y)wx.\'v\\ea, XX\\sV\.X\e\v\\\x\Xvsw\, eXc. fitter’s ore put up iu cjuart bottles, o f which, the above is cl sac-sim-ile. Qfhe lafal is finely tnfrra.ved, and is provided with a sat Lord firom, ■ oounter/eiters. (Prioe per bottle, oi six for $6. Q. W. F(obo.t3lz, proprietor, JVo. d I Ecuit Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom ©Filers should be addressed. FOR SALE BY T.T. Dcrwin, Decatur, and druggists every , 1 wln-re. n7v7yl.Los(! Lost! Notice is hereby given that the unde» , signe<l hasjlo*t f note payable tn himself for sixteen dollars and thirty eij'lit cents, dated March l**6t,and signed by Jeremiah Foly ami Daniel Coffee. Persons are notified not to purchase said note or the parties from paying the same to any other person than the nrder.'itfHed. May sth 11163. TIMOTHY O SU LU VAN Notice. Noiice is hereby given by the undersigned to all persons in Adams Conntv from whom tax is due under the late revenue laws of the United States that he will receive the said tax at the Office in Decatur. All licencesap plied for are at baud and cm he had bv call ing foriheiu B. J. RICE. May 9, 186 L I Dissolution. The Partnership between the subscribers under the namj of Smith <fc Nuttmau. wa* this day dissolved by mutual consent. William G. Smith is authorized to settle the business of SBid firm and sign the firm name in liquidation W. G SMITH. j n nuttman, 1 Tlea»ant Mill.’. April 17, I?G3.

Sewing Machines. j The Little Giant Familv Sewir.u M»rhine. Price- • only J! 5, with Gang. . Screw Driver and Extra Needle*. Hummer* ran a’*o be attached, price, extra $2 Machine Gan2o screw driver nrd - xf' a needles, at one <»rd r. $H’» PARTIES Machines will please re- i mit Lv '-xp’-oss if convenient, if not; remit ' by mail at our risk, if registered • or we can j by express; and the party ordering can pay on delivery to them The Little Giant Sewing Machine Cotnpanv bavin«y permanently established their genend 1 head hponev in Tol'dm 0 , are now prepared tn <aupn|r nnr •pjrnts and rnafomers wbh r f ,r i superior machine than heretofore, combining' all the improvement* of the age. Roiri roticioven lon an entirely new and original plan, it stands out alnno and hv itself, nrriv-dlod i f its nnme rons points of excellence, bv anythin 'ever hero i toforp attempted i i the Sowing Machine |it»p This is the fir«t and onlv cheap and reliable machine ever constructed , which embodies all • ihe in li<pen«il>h‘ (jualifica'im»s ncrcssarv tn d.» J I good family sewing Its m’»rvi*tlrtWk simplicit y I and the accutacvof it« o|w»ra’i<»n« excite th«wonder and admiration of every beholder. It runs with lh« greatest rapidity, making the eel pbrnted elastic stitch, whmh will not unravel ; from where the sewin'' is commenced. AGENCIES. In order to introduce our mar bines ns rapidly a.q possible throughout, the whole cnimtrv. we a r e prepared to offer the most liberal InduceirnentMtoall who wish to net as our figen’s. either on salary or comnUssion. Our confidential circul: r« to agents, giving terms. <tc , will ho i sent so any one, on application. County rights I , f»iven to agents. For particular* address, with j stamp T S. PAGE. Toj,fdo. O. v ii General Agent fur th<? U. S. [ Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! — BUACKENRIDGE IS NOW RECEIVING Large Additions; i TO HIS ■ Immense Stock of G R O C E KIES!! | AND IS TAKING All Indiana Free Banks, l ITTSBURGH, i KENTUCK Y , AND IOWA MONEY AT par: 1’ Ii «n i x Groc cry, i Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-n3O- ly. A. D BRANDRIFFWIIOLK’AI.R HKTAtL DEALER IN Ilard w a r c A N(T 'S. !■=£ •» ; ALSO TIN PLATE, COPPER, BRASS ant! SHEET IRON WARES. — ALSO — Bar Iron and Nails. .Manufactured nt the Ironton Mill' from the very *><”t quality of Hang- • init Rock, Cold Blast Charcoal MH al Warrantud. SWEDES IRON, STEEL PLOW,

WINGS, CAST. GERMAN. AND SPRING STEEL Iron Axles, Pipe Boxes. Steel Springs and nil kindii of BLACKSMITHS tools. Cash paid for *ll kinds of old Mefak Al wav® on hand, a stnc.lc of White Lead, Faint®, Oth.p-i.i "‘,(11 as* Fine Sash , an ° r, « wrth n complete stock of i And Mechanics’ Tools of everv description. jVo 33 Columbia Strret. FORT WAYNE, IND. August, 7, 1862. [v6 n'.’7] IjTStrninrirsor Scrofulous affections ur<* the uerse, the blight, the potato rot. of mankind.— Thov are vile and filthy as well a» fatal. Thev arise from contamination and impurßv r*** the blood, and ar? to be seen all aror.n.i us ererv where. One quarter of all we meet are tainted j with them and one quarter ofthcae die of them die foolishly too, because they are curable.— • Ayeh’fSariup \ rill a cleanses nut the Scrofulous corruption from the blond, renders it. pure a nd healthy, and effectually expurgates th* 1 ■ ul cont,am*-ination from the system. No 1 i 1 ger groan under votir Scrofulous disorder? p’ incethe irresistible Aim has provided h. i B masterly combination of virtue* th 1 -V . . ..nr-M - ' D-n- - t T e*.»> | t S >, tr,.

UJ- -a us « j t COLUMBIA Hl., s’s- WAYNL. " CH INA Si ORE <ti 1 tu , Tilt CliF.Al K-r HOL'B 1a tux — •? T1 IU<SI OH 10 K « St on e C rocks. ® « , » ONLY 8 AND 10 <•>;- IEK DAL a/ WALL PA P E H , 44 FROM 64 TJ 76 CT' ELK 1K LT. jqd pl. l.erl Srvuc Clot ». JI2IX' S 5„ , lu <l„ 10V 7 > -io ,r.> <h> 7 * Ui 7l <l ) Fa/icy Sl»me China, ». U 4 i; ,j,, Ktigli.ii i<a Set, 50 , -Ji, <t„ <lv <t<> 7 J ' ; •Hi <L, Flora v arc, 3CO _ psi F|, ru ware and while 6O' tn tit) <],, Stone were ■'•■‘■o IL'nitnon Blatea, per »« t, 2t'<:., 25c.,31>e Common T.-a'.’Jo Quart 1 itehei'S, J-.i . ■ I.Hall. pßchcls 23; Stone Tear. 3. <n t.I 0. All kiml» of Y1 -I.IOW PISH- v <D I'Svervlmv. COAI, Oil-, of the L< n O Jl quality, 6' 1 eent« per gallu'i. i p-. « L a in p s. b I Marble Bottom, *’o • Uoal Oil Lnmju*. GlaMfl. Q Cui Glahh Lnmps. $ *-U() ' ►— rj Large Marble Bottom, * •*”' jy Hanging Lamps J w do do large 1 * Bra« ket Lamps, 1 n<) I do do largA 1 .OB 1/ All kinds of air tight Frnit Jan., I Glassware, W«>odru-wve, Tub*, and Churns cheaper than ary otbci ' Lou Re in the city. i Silver Plate*! Ware, Knivee and Fok*», v - Ladiea’ Bnsktia. nl9. G GOD NEWS UNION STOVE STORE! ! i The reader, of the •'Eagib" are informed that ASH & AGNEW ' Have on hand a very larpo ri <1 fie ’<k [ COOKING, PARLOR and BOX STOVES of the very best patents —none better c»4n le found in the United States—which we will »rll lat greatly REDUCED RATES. All H..ym wa ranted to be frpresented, nr if not we : will refund the money and have if’ urkind feelings. Ws» have also a good atotk of Hardware, Tin, Copper ! ami SHEET IRON Warp, and House Furnish ing goods, which we are aelling very low . We buy Stf<ve« in Cincinnati. We Luv Stows in Pittsburgh. We buy Stoves in Troy. We buv Stoves in Cleveland. We sell Stoves mi time. We Fell Stoves (or CaHi. W<» sell Stoves cheap. We sell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchasers will do well to call nml exnmn»e I our stock, in order to judge for thomsel-vc*, at ASH <* AGNEWS. R. 11. Schnrgmari’s old stand. No. P7 Columbia Street. v5n39 Fort Wavne, Indiana WIfIIIVISTIIELIFEOF TRADE! W. H. BROOKS. Jr., Wholesale Bookseller. i -A\nNo 1. Chllhhhi Street. Fort Wavne, Indiana, n' EING THE PIONEER POOR MAN nF No-thorn Indiana respect fully an not'i ret that he has the largest «h»ck of BOOKS £ STATION AFY. in the city, which he offers to the Dade »r, oguailv low for Cash. Religious. Scientific. Political, ‘ and Mi<ceUam*<ms, constantly oi> hand. School Books, <>f everv <l<scripti< u, blntci Pencils, Maps, and Stationary. I> A P E R , Fitter. C:ip, Lpihl Gap, Note-, Drawing. Riot ting and Wrapping Paper <-f every de-ciiption FANCY ART I 'LES. ' Wall, Window and Ceiling Papers, GOI, l> P E X S , ' BLANK ROOKS’. LAW ami MEDICAL BOOK?:, INKS and WRITING FIT ID. of all kinda, Blaclt Blue, Carmine d r Printerx Mx. Pant,, and Erriravinat, Magaz i n e s ,

Worcesters Dictionary. American Cyclopaedia Agent for Harner Bro and D. Anpletnh Co.. N . York Little. Brown <t Co Boston. Blanchard d Lee. Philadelphia. All their publication* furnished at thci"Cntnl«><?’ie prices. Orders must tn ensure prompt attention be arrompanind with the ca»-h. Cincinnati and Indianapolis hills duplicated. Liberal diaoouiit made to Teachers. Music, and Musical Instruments. Violins, Guitars. Accordion*. Hut inns. Drums. Fifes, (Martinets. Every Instrument warranted perfect. Strings of every description r.nd quality from 5 cents to 25 cents. ‘ Call ahd examine before purchasing else where and he convinced that I rm selling cheaper than ntiv other • hum- in the trade, at I N«i. 4 Calhoun St. W. H BROOKS. Jr. I Fort Wavne. I ml. v 5 n3H. Beal Estate for Sale T off.-r f. r «ale about 2,000 ar rec of land situated in different part® of Adam® lonuntv. Anv person wishing to buy, will do well to call on the undersigned. _Mirch 1 r ,fn DAVIT) STFDABAKEft. Farmers ol Adams County I have two thousand bushels nf Flux Seed I desire t<» Jxian on /»»n<l reasonable terms, and pav the highest maiket price for the same. D F. COMPA RET. Fort Wayne, Dec I, IM-2. h jlvbtf Admin r’s Notice. Notice ia herabp given ilia/ the undersigned , ha® be«*n. on the 27th dav of June 1862, npnnin'ed Administrator nf be estate of Sarah Pubc’’t Jerrirr-I. sa»d c®tnfo is supposed to be •Ivrnt J R Adm’r