Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 26, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1863 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COCWTF. i^sir&“lSiscEnjmßous' Remember! Remember!! Onr terms of Subscription is, one copy onej rearin advene®, fl- within the year f 1,50, at the Expiration of the year, $2,00. No paper discontinaed until all arrears are paid up. unrea at the option of the Publishers. The paper will be sent to subscribers after their time of subscription has expired unless notice is given to the contrary. We receive no rabacriben, for a less period than 6 months. Special Notice. TO ADVERTISERS.— All advertieemente tahen for a epeeified time, and ordered out before the expiration of the time specified, wi I be charged the regular rates for tha same up to the lime IMy era ordered out. County Democratic Ticket For Auditor WILLIAM G. SPENCER. Fob Clerk. JOHN McCONNEL. Land Appraiser. GEORGE FRANK. We call attention to the card of J. R. Bobo Government agent for procuring pensions, bounties and arrears of pay, Blanks prepared and claims promptly at- i tended to. Wanted—At this Office —A few gallons of Blackberries, for which the j highest market price will be paid in cash. | Eor Sale. —D. O. Jackson has a very excellent new two horse wagon, patent! lock, which he offers for sale cheap, and ! upon the most reasonable terms. Any | person wishing to purchase a iirstrate wagon would do well to give him a call They can’t do better. Removal. —Jeff. Quick has removed his Jewelry Store into the rooms formerly occupied by J. D. Nuttman as a Bank where he is prepared to accommodate his customers at short notice and upon the most reasonable terms. orThe new reverend says the time was when to be called an abolitionists was a disgrace, but thank God the sting was gone. Just so with the thief, when he first began stealing he felt the stings of remorse, but as he became hardened in crime, remorse to him had lost its stings. He talks like one experienced. ■ ' — 1 - - - « I 7TJ» t f I - • new import, in his sermon on the Eagle last Sunday evening, said that he had never been lied on before. We are sorry that he admits those reports that were in circulation some ten years since were true, we had hoped, for the credit of the church, that they were false. Weeupjiose that he had forgotten about the time that he left tliis State and went tn lowa. how pious men will pray fui their own destruction! The import, on last Sunday evening, prayed that all enemies ot this government might be swept off’the universe. Now everybody knows tliat he, as an unconstitutional abolitionists, is as great an enemy to this government as Jeff. Davis himself. May Lord answer his prayer, and bless this community. new reverend says that if you ! shoot into a flock of birds the ones that are hit will flutter. From the way he fluttered recently it looks remarkably like he had been shot. He says that God forgot to make the man that he is afraid of.—Query—Does he fear God or the devil! One thing certain his bombast and bravado will go * great ways in restraining men to brotherly love and mutual tenderness. Otline of his last sermon:—Text:—■ Headquarters— Division of subject: ’ Newscarriers—Newspapers—slanderers ' —His own defence: abolition politics will do for the pulpit and the hungry flock. No doubt they went away spiritually refreshed.

Ths Greenbacks »tks!—Who sold to the Government for the use of soldiers shoddy clothing that one rain would utterly destroy ? Kepwbltcau-Greenback shoddy contractors! We eeld ehoes to the soldiers that had paper soles? Republican- Greenback shoddy con-, tree tore! Who, have speculated, off the eoldie re? Republican Greenback raymasters! Who have made money off the contracts of all kinds in this war? Republican- Greenback Patriots! Who form Union- Leagues but do not go to the war? Cotton, Speculators, Draft, Comp>»«'onevs, Postmasters, etc—all belonging, to the Greenbacks, aristocracy! Who want the war prolonged inde-! onently that they may make money? Phe Greenback patriots!—[Tiffin Ad-; vertiser. 1 !

War News. The riehmond Dispatch antes that Jeff. Davis received a dispatch on the 31st ult., announcing that Gen. Dick Taylor had completely routed General; Banks taking 8,000 prisoners. The I same paper liaa intelligence that the Fed-: erals were recently repulsed at J tekson,; N. C., and returned to Plymouth; and < that the recently destroyed railroad bridge, over Tar River has been rebuilt, and trains, are running, as usual. A Fortress Monroe dispatch claims a Federal, victory at Jackson, N. C. The greater portion of Lee’s A rmy' occupies a position between Rapidan' Station and Orange Court House. Th« rebels are sending supplies to Fredericksburg, indioating au intention to occupy that point in force. The Army of : the Potomac is inactive,-and it is thought ! that it will make no movement of coni .equeoce for some time to come. A rebel ! reconnotasance wag made on Monday |to th® vicinity of Kelly’s Ford, on the i Rappahannock; the party was driven ;back. The rolling atock of Mississippi railroads is being transported by ’.he rebels > into Georgia, byway of Mobil®. The garrison of Mobile numbers, it is said, less than 3.000 men, and the belief is entertained that a l»nd attack will speedily, secure, the reduction, of the city. An abolition paper at Muscatine, lowa gives an account of a collision between ■‘codperheads" and abolitionists, in Keokuk country, on Saturday last. It reports that some fifty shots were fired three men killed, aud that the Sheriff of the county, was in route to Davenport for military assistance 1,500 armed insurgents having gathered, whose numbers were hourly increasing. Groen Clay Smith and Rrutus J Cay, administrationists, are elected to Congress from the 6th and 7th districts, respectively, of kentucky. We have no statement ns to the result in the other districts; but if supporters of the administration are not choked therein, it will certainly not b® the fault of Gen. Butuside and his coadjutors. It is rumored at Washington that Jeff Davis is about to raise a large army of “American citizens of African, descent;” but the ruoirr, is not generally, credited. William L. Ynncey is dead and John B. Floyd is so ill that hie recovery is not expected. Gen. McClernand disgusted nt the I non-appreciation, of his service, has ten-id.-ml his “immediate and unconditional , resignation.”'What n pity! W. T. Wiley and P. G Van Winkley have been selected to represent the bogus State, of West Virginia in the U. S. Senate. The Board of Trade excursionists left Detroit yesterday morning, and reached I Toronto during the afternoon. At the | latter place they partook of a dinner i given by the Grand Ttunk Railway, at which address were made by various ; gentlemen. The party were to leave Toronto, last evening, for, Kingston, whence they would take steamer to Mon- | treal. By an arrival at Levenworth from the Upper Missouri we have intelligence that , the Indiana in that section of country are extremely hostile, there not being a place where a white man is safe. One stvam--ler had three of its crew killed by the savages; another was horded and robbed and a third, which had got aground, it was feared would be burned.— [Chicago Times, 5 h.

Mr. Stanton was reported as saying, a year ago, when the call for 300,000 men by draft was issued, that ibeeall would be enforced, whether the men were needed or not, ns a means of demonstrating the power of the Government. Not a few think he is now acting, in the same, spirit which he then exhibited, and that, but for a desire to exhibit power of the machinery which he handles months ago a policy would have been adopted which would have secured more than soldiers enough ior all practical uses. Man creeps into childhood bounds into youth sobers into manhood softens into age totters into second childhood and stumbles into the cradle perpared for a 1 !. Dr. Hoback's Constituent®.

We learn that the distinguished and popular inventor of those famous Scan- , dinavian Remedies the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. advertised in our business columns receives nearly as manv letters by every mail as the Treasury Department. The average is more than 200 per day! His patients scattered over the broad West the Southern Slates and New England are said to reach the enormous and almost incredible aggregate of 100,000! By his patients we mean those who use his preparations as their only medicines. We persume that such a connection is without a parallel in Med-1 ical history. License Notice. Notice is hereby given ts the citixens of Washington township. Adams Cotint.y, Indiana j that th.- uu-iersigiied will make application to j the Board < f i ommissioners.-at their September term. 1883. tor license to sell spirit mis, vinous or malt. li.pirns, in leas quantities thsn a quart, at his gtoc -rv, situated on in-Im sixty two, in the town cf Decatur. MtIBEHS. Aug 8. 18«3

Nine men wer® arrested on Sunday in Boone county charged with resisting the a« rest of some persona who were drafted nine months ago and who bad never reported for service. DECATUR MARKET, Corrected weekly by Nuttiaan A Crawford Flour, per 100, 3.25 Shoulders, 6 Wheat, 90 Timothy Seed, 1.50 Rye, 40 Salt, 3.25 Com, 50 Butter, 10 Oats, 33 Eggs, 8 Flax Seed, 1.25 Hides, 06 Hains, 8 “ dry, _ 12 FORT WAYNE MARKET. Corrected w«eklv from the Daily Sentinel. Flour, 7.25 Pork, 4.50 Wheat, 1.35 Beef, 2.75 Rye, 55 Lard, 07 Com, 45 Butter, 25 Oats, 40 Eggs, 12 Flax Seed, 2.ooSalt, 2.50 Clover “ 5.00 Hides, Timothy “ 1.50 “ dry. 11

Sheriff’s Sale. BY VIRTUE of a Feebill to undirected and delivered by the Clerk of th® Adams Circuit. Court Adams County, Indiana. 1 will expose to sale at public auction, at the Court House door in said County be tween the hours of ten o’clock a. m.and four o'clock p. m. on Saturday, September, 5, 1863. The rents and profits for a term of years not. exceeding seven of the following described Real Estate U wi': The north half of the south west quarter of the south west, quarter of section eleven (It) township twenty six (2b) north, range fourteen (t 4 east,, containing twenty (20) acres, more or les®, in said county of Adams and State of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the Execution, I will at the same I time and place at public auction expose io sale the fee simple of said descrilied Real Estate. Executed as the property of Robert Hurd and Christian Church at the suit of George Hammond. JACOB STULTS. Aug 8,18(53. Sheriff.

NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of July, ]863, a writ of domestic attachment wag issu.’d by me. Joseph R. Smith, a Justice of the Peace of the County ot \dams and State of Indiana at the instance and affidavit of Jesse Niblick au<i Jacob W. Grim agaiu»t the goods and chattels, credits and effects of Jerirniah lowncend, l»y virtue of which writ the follow ing described good-* and chattels, to-wit: One hay horse SSO 00 “ tretting wagrn. s‘» 00 •* cook stove and furniture, 15 00 *' table, 4 00 •' sett of chairs. 4 00 '• lounge and mattress, 6 00 ** stand. 1 00 * wheelbarrow, 3 00 Two looking glafcaea. ‘J 00 “ wash tubs, -00 M lamps, 200 Seven window blind*, 2 00 A lot of cubboa’d furniture, 5 00 A lot of carpet, 5 00 Beds, bedding and steads, 30 00 Have oeen attached as the property of the said Jerirniah Townsend, and that on the fifth day of September, 1863, at 10 o’clock a. m .at my office, in Washington township, in said county I will proceed to hear and decide upon said attachment. whereof the said Jerirniah Towaend and all other persons concerned will take notice JOSEPH R. SMITH J. P. August 8,1863

UNITED STATES Internal Revenue. ELEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF INDIANA, COLLECTOR’S OFTICE ) NOBLESVILLE, JUNE 26, 1863. J Pursuant to tlic provisions of section 19 of an Aet to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay interest on the public debt, approved July 1, 1862, notice is hereby given to alt persons liable to pay duties or tax or under said act, in the eleventh district of the Slate of Indiana, that the Collector of said district has received from the Assessor thereof his annual collection list, pursuant to the pro visions of section 19 of said act; that the duties and taxes aaaesaed by the said aasesMor have become due and payable; that the said collector or his deputy will attend for the collection of the same, at his office, in the

Recorder’s Office, IN DECATUR, ADAMS COUNTY, INDI ANA From and after the twentieth (20th) instant until the tenth (10th) day of August. 1863. and all persons who shall neglect to pav the duties and taxes so aforesaid assessed upon them, to the said collector, within the period and time above specified, shall be liable to pay ten per centum additional upon the amount thereof — Office hours from eight o’clock a until four o’clock p m. United States Currency and Gold and Silver only, received. DE WTTt C. CHIPMAM, Collector Eleventh Indiana Collection District B. J RICE, July 18. Dep’ty Col. A.O.

BOOTS & SHOES. At lower prices than ever before offered ’ n this market, and Cheaper than the same al teles can be bought in FoH Wayne. I willsel Mens* Fine Calf Shoes, I a good article, for $ 1,20 to $ 1,50; womer’s high heeled Gaiters, sl.lO lo >!,»>, and all kinds CIIILDBEIV’S SHOES, atthe same rates, I have, alsd.the bestloto Women’s Calf Shoes, ever <|old in Decatur, from fl ,00 to fl 1 ,25. pe keirjbesides any quantity of my owrf mskeand be usual will make to order. Leather,Findings, stock fo’ eohntry shoemakers of all kihdS, and shCemxkers tools, of the best, quality,cheap for ctsh. Give mi a rail. Decatur, March 23. JF3SE Nfi.T f<”3.

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Xiv. 'Slo\>a.ek.'% 'kvwa, txv\A W. "R.o\j«.e\C* feX.o\xxae\v o.vc X\\c So\A’wc’% VvvsavA, \n\ ’OuvrAvta, Y)\y6ex\Xev\\, 'Bl\k.e\\.«va.X\.%w\., «Xe. ‘TTiesa gitters are put up in quart bottles, of which the above is a facsimile. The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from counterfeiters. Tries $1 per bottle, o> six for SS. C. VZ. goback, (Proprietor, ffo. 0 East Fourth Bt., Cinoinnati, to w/iom taU ordara should be addressed. FOR SALE BY T.T. Dorwio, Decatur, and druggist* every whete. n7v7yl. Lost! Lost! Notice is hereby given that the undesigned haafldst a note payable to himself for sixteen dollars and thirty eight cents, dated March 28 1863,and signed by Jeremiah Foly and Daniel Coffee Persons are notified not to purchase said note or the parties from paying the same to any other person than the undersigned. May 9th 1H63. TIMOTHY O SULLIVAN

Notice. Notice is hereby given by the nndersigr.«d to all persons in Adams Countv from whom U x is due under the late revenue laws of the Uni •<! States that he will receive the said tax at. ti e Recorder’s Office in Decatur. All licencesap plied for are at hand and can be had bv call mg forthem. B. J. RICE. May 9, 1863. Dissolution. Thp Partnership between the subscribers under the name of Smith A Nuttman. was this day dissolved by mutual consent. William G. Smith is authorized to scale the business of said firm and sign the firm name in liquidation W G. SMITH. ■T D NUTTMAN. Fleasant Mills, April 17 1863

Sewing Machines. The Little GiftM Machine. Price only sls. with Gauge. Screw Driver and Extra Needle*. Hemmtra can al*o he attached, price., extra $2. Machine Gauf*e acrer driver and exfra needlea, at one PARTIES ordering Machine* will please re mit by < xj>resß if convenient, if not; remit by mail at our risk, if registered ; or we «n ship by express: and the party ordering ran pay on delivery to them. The Little Giant Sewing Machine Company having permanently established their general head agency in Toledo, 0 , are now prepared to supply our agentslind customers wkh a far superior machine than heretofore, combining all the improvements of the age. Being concieved on an entirely now and original plan, it stands out alone ail'd by fyflelf, unrivalled it its numerous p<»ints of excellence, by anything ever here tofore attempted i i the Sewing Machine line. This is the first and only cheap a’rirf reliable machine ever constructed, which embodies all the indispensible qualities'iona necessXry to d<» good family shwinir Its marvellous simplicity and the arcuiacyof its operations etrilethe wonder and admiration of every beholder. It runs with th* greatest rapidity, making the cel ebrated elastic stitch, which will not thiravel from where the sew ini* is commenced. AGENCIES In order to introduce our machines ns rapidly as possible throughout the whole country, xvp a r e prepared to offer the most liberal induce* ments to all who wish tn act as our agen’s,either on salary or commission. Our confidential circuit rs io agents, giving terms. Ac . will be sent to any one, on application. County right* given to agents. For particulars address, with stamp T. S. PAGE, Tolkdo. O. v n4G 3m Genera! Ag»*ot for the V. 3.

Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! BRACKENRIDGE IS NOW RECEIVING Large Additions TO HIS Immense Stock of GROCERIES! ! AND IS TAKING All Indiana Free Banks, / ITTSBURGH, KENTUCKY AND IOWA MONEY AT PAR! Ph te nix Grocery, Corner Calhoun A Berry Streets. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-r3O-1 y. A. D BRANDRIP"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hardware ANO nr «r> w jk: 9 ALSO TIN PLATE, COPPER, BRASS and SHEET IRON WARES. — ALSO— Bar Iron and Nails. Mannfiicturpd st th® Ironton Mills from the very best quality of Hanging Rock, Coir! Blast Obareoal Metal Warrantud. SWEDES IRON, STEEL PLOW, WINGS. CAST, GERMAN, AND SPRING STEEL Iron Axle®, Pip® Boxes. Steel Springs and all kind, of blacksmith* tools. Cash paid for all kinds of old Metals

Always on hand, a complete stock of White , Lead, Paints, Oils.Puttv. Glass Pine Sash, and Doors . wrth a complete stock st And Mechanics’Tools of every description. .Vo 83 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE, IND August 7, 1862. [v6-n27] XFStrumors or Scrofulous affections are the uerse, the blight , the potato rot of mankind — They are vile and filthy as well as fatal. They arise from contamination and impurity of* the blood, and are to be seen a 1 ! arounu us every where. One quarter of all we meet are tainted with them aud one quarter ofthese die of them die foolishly too, because they are curable.— Ayan's Sarsaparilla cleanses out the Scrofulous corruption from the blood, renders it pure nd healthy, and effectually expurgate, the eleontamtination from the system. No l.i groan under your Scrofulous disorder* ince the irresistible atxr has provided h. masterly combination of curative virtues th Is Sttsariut 1 .- -i\> « irg W-■ y v 6 b 33.

COLUMBIA «T.» *T. WATXS. : CHINAS 1 ORE ‘ J? THL UMKAI-B.T U0U»« IS TBU Cltll o <0 HI.ST UHIO c Stone trucks, I? tc • ! m O>Lrß AXk» 10 CHS. PKk GAL. ! ® WALL PAPER. ;* FROST T'> 75 L'TS PKtt B< LT. 01 130 pieces beet Ssoiic China. $12.(0 | «’ 50 do d® 1 00 1 4 - 9(1 do do 7.00 (M : 71 do Fancy Stone China, 0 , ;46 <lo du English Tea Bet, 550 j 46 do do do b.it' I** ' 46 do Flora ware, .. 9.00 n> 90 do Hi ra w are and while 60, «< 60 do Slone were . .<‘>o jn Common Plates, per s.l, 2"r., "5c , 30r Common Teas, 25 Quart Pitchers, 25e j • flail, pitchers 25; Stone Teas, 3 0 ! tc io 4(1 All kinds of YELLOW I O ES v< •r'v low. GOAL OIL, us tht Imai j m 42 quxiHy, 6<» cent* per gallon . j ; I. a 111 p s ; ’ Marbk Bottom, | B Coal Oil Lnmpb, GlxrS ® Cut Glass LaMips, ; £ Lnrge Marble Holtom, I Hanging LampR 4 )-Ml j ** * do . do* Urge 150 I ~ . i Bracket tampa, I.(»0 • • do J.ir r I/O’® 1? All kiniM of air tight Fruit JarK, W Glasßwnre, Woodrn-warp, I’uba, I’ail«, C» ■and UhuriiH cheaper than any otheri ■ house in thd dity. I • Silver Plated Warr, knives and Foka, j v - Ladiea’ Basket*. ttl9. GOOD NfiWS

UNION STOVE STORE! 1 The readers of the "Eagle” are informed t}<H AS,II & AGNEW Have on hand a very large ar d fine at«ck i COOKING, PARLOR and BOX BTOVK3. i of the very best patents—none belter can l»e ■ found in the United State®—which we will srll lat greatly REDUCED RATES. Ap Stnvea j wa ranted to Le hr represented, or if not we I will refund the money and have no unkind ' feelings. Wa have also ft good stock of Hardware. Tin, Copper i and SHEET IRON Ware, and House FurnUh i >»ig goods, which we are selling 'ery low. We bnv Stoveft in Cincinnati. We buy Stoves in Pittsburgh. ' Wp buy Stoves in Troy We bnv Stove* in Cleveland, l We sell Stov es on time. | W<> Roll Stoves for Cash. We sell Stoves cheap We yell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchaser* will do well to call nnd exemiM our stock, in order to judge for th»*marlveß, at ASH A AGNEW’S, R. 11. 3chwe**»nnu’w old stand. No. F7 Columbia S'trcct. v!in39. Fort Wnvnc. Indiana oWimnSTIIEIJFMF TR’bE! W. H. BROOKS, Jr . Wholesale Bookseller, -A*cnNo 4. Calhoun Street. Fort Wavne. Indiana. BEIXG THE PIONEER ROOK MAN OF Northern Indiana, respectfully annorreev that he has the largest stock of BOOKS <fc STATIONARY, in the city, which he offers to the Unde »i< va unity low for Cash. Religious, Scientific, Political, nnd Miscellaneous, constantly or hand Schnnl Rnoks, of every desenpth % Slatci Pencils, Maps, and Stationary. PAP E R , bf-ttpr. Cap, Legal Cap Not®, Drawing. BM ting and Wrapping Paper of every FANCY ARTICLES, ' Wall, Window .nd Ceiling Papers, GOLD PE N« , I BLANK BOOKSt. LAW and MTDIC ks. BOOKR INKS and WRITING FI Tift, nf all kinds, Black Blue. Carmine Ar. Printer* Ink*. Pant*, and Engravindr, M a g a zines, Worcesters Dictionary , American Cy'lopadia Aerent for Harper <t Bro. and D Anpleton <t Co:, N. York Little. Brown A Co. Boston. j Blanchard A L®e. PhiladelpHia. All their publications furnislied nt their Catalogue prices. Orders must to ensure prompt attention b« acrompaniad with the cash Cincinnati and Indianapolis bills duplicated. Liberal di. count made to Teaclvrs. Music, anti Marleal laitrt*eit>. I Violins,

Guitars Accord ions. Flutinas. Drums. Fifes, Clarom-ts. Every Instrument warranted perfect. Strings of every description and quality from 5 cents to 25 cents Call and examine before purchasing rt«. where and be convinced that I am selling cheaper than any other bouse in the trade at No. 4 Calhoun St. W. H. BROOKS, jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. v c n39. Real Estate for Sale I offer fl r sale about 8,000 acres of land situated in different parte of Adarfis cdfcnty. Anv person wishing to buy, will do well to call on the undersigned. na . YIP studabaker. Farmers ofAdams Countv I have fwo thousand bushels of Flax Seer! I , desire to Loan on good reasonable terms, and pay the highest market price for the same. D F. COMPARET. Fort Wayne. Dec. 4, 1862. aM*f Admin’r’s Notice. Notice is her»*bp ifiven that the vndcre:j--1 nn!hp27th day of Jun* IFW »p. I pnmted Administrator of the estate of Fur h I Ruin rvdtvea.M'd, Said estate is FTprorod o la lolvent J F Wr