Decatur Eagle, Volume 8, Number 5, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1864 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. ' .••fictal paper of the county. JAL & MISCELLANEOUS' Hemember! Remember!! Oar term* of Subscription is. one eopv one rear in advance, sl. within the year $1,50, at ihe Expiration of the year, $2.16'. _No paper discontinued until ail arrears are paid up, un- [ ess 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 contrarv. We receive no subscribers, for a less period than 6 months. Special Notice. TO ADVTAITISERS - All advrlit'nirntsta ~ /to .< t ii'f and nrilrrtti nut brfm tAe expiration of t'ir time speci-itd. wi I be charqed the rr,.u!a'rate, for tb» same up to the time they ire ordered O"t. t--7r Another instance of the barbarity of the rebel truer, ilia.** is given in the erceiit' cold blooded murder of James S. Spencer,' formerly of this city, and his command at, Tecumseh Landing, Mississippi Mr. Spencer first vo'unteered in the 2.5th lowa regiment in 1862, and was with his regiment .at the seisin of Vicksburg, where he was wounded. About four months ago ho wn* appointed to a command in the Ist Mississippi 'colored) regiment While on a foraging expedition recently, he. with h; ; command was captured by the guerrilla; the neg oes were massacred at once, after which S'enw; was taken out and deliberately shot by , the inhuman sang ‘s. He was .a good and brave officer, highly esteemed by all who I new him, was the son of the late James Spencer, of Decatur. and brother of Mrs. Moses Jenkin son of this city —Fort Wayne Daily Gazette, Ma ch 12. ’ • The remains of the deceased was b -o ight to his brother’s, W. G. Spencer, of this place, on Wendne.-day and buried on Thursday. ■ — 1 '»■ Hl The Hon. Daniel \V Vooihecs. of Indiana, delivered a most eloquent speech in the House of .Represent;! fives, Saturday, on Reconciliation and Final Restoration. The distinguished gentlman was listened to with great attention by his colleagues. Senators Lane and Wilson were on the floor during the greater pint of ths delivery. Mr. Voorhees introdu ced at the close of his fpccch statistics which should be pondered well by his political opponents.—[Washington Constitutional Union. Says the Southern corespondent of the London Times in his letter of the 11:h ult., fiom Richmond: “ The sight this day in the streets of Rifhm >nd ofGeii. Hood.s tall and stately form, seen for the first tim? on horsebnek since he Jost bis leg at Chickamauga, his occasioned general satisfaction. There aie few officers dearer to the people of Seccssia than Gen. Hoo'.. Modest as a child, fearless as hisinfm .to friend Gen. Longstreet unselti-h and uns.ilied as a Bayard, he has already given his right leg and four ii <1 cs <ft he bone of his left aim to the cause which is so dear to Lis heart another Call? >e2oo,oooMen! —lndiana Exempt frcm the Draft.— If President Lit.coin does not put d iwn th? rebellion, it will nos he because be has not men enough. The last call fir 500,000 men is not yet fiillel and he has already issued another 200,000 more, to be- raised before the 15th of April, or drafted as soon after that as prac.icable, as soon as this is fieri mpiist d, we | resume he will demand half a million more. He seems to have a partiality for Lrge figures, and evidently thinks in raising troops that it is in accordance with the old saying—“the more the merrier.’’ At this rate we shall he a deuced cd merry people before long. It is gratifyng to know that in I thismatterlndianacanlook quitlv | on.and see the fun in other States. 1 We are free from the draft!— Our quota for the 500,000 is; filled, and an excess remains of 7,330 add to these the re-enlisted veterans, and our surplus a mounts to 25,000 men, enough to clearus from this last call, and another' after it. Every district is in ex-i cess of its quota from 500 to 800 men. without counting the re enlistments. The 10th district is 770 in excess.—Ft. Wayne Sen. 1

Dr. Roback’s Constituent*. Wp learn that the distinguished and popular inventor of those, famous Scanilinavian Remedies ’.he Blood Pill’ and Blood Purifier, advertised in our business columns receives nearly as man ! letters by everv mail as the Treasury D. part menu The average is more than 200 per <i»i ! His patients scattered over i ! the broad West the Southern States and ! j New England are said to reach the enormous and almost incredible aggregate I of (00,000! By his patients we mean those who use his preparations as their' | only medicines We persume that such a 'connection is without a paralb 1 in Med-I I icsl l.istorv. JC4F SHAKE and ’’URN I Shake and Burt I Shake and Burn!!! [ This is the life of agonv endured by the ; ! sufferer from F-ver and As.’U* H- w- n ifir* like >m uncetain shadow, never know ino who* moment lie may be prostrated, and therefore <] i, to give hi>v *.■■ a’ten'ion to business Tf.ii is th- > ! vendition of limnsantis in town end conn trv. It is no >gg- ration to sav tli«t Fever and A->t|e kill, more people lhad inv twenty other diseases iii America F r •i sure and speedy cure n! this terrible sffi'v’ion. we take ores’pleasure in r.a-nm mending Ilostett, r’s S'o»-ae>> Bitt, rs, i which have ulreadv achieved a wide rep u ni.n f or r pi.l and powerful . IF- r'« in r* n *vating tlie svsteni pros’-rao dbv this disease For sale hv Druggists dealers g. neraUv. ivrrv where [I -no ANXOV.VCEMENT. . —— |TW>‘ nn* r.Hfhnriz «tl to announce tin* nnme of JOHN DIKKSON. of Root town-1 ip. a- n 1 candidate f r :!•*• offi.’p of C« unty Tn-a-un r. mb.brt to the <l< rfafan. of lb»* Democratic Pri- : muiy I If • tit n tab? held on the first Monday 1 <•( April I tfi I. Paid $2 X-jTVVe »re authorized to announce the t ■name of P N. COLLINS as a C .ndi J date for Re presentative to the Ste’e L"g---i islature subject t<» tha (l< ci-;on of the ’ D mocra’s at the Primary Eb etien to he h>ll on tli.. first Monday of April 1361. | Paid 5 '2. e «r* authnr'z" I tn announce the ‘ j name of DAVID SHOWERS »« a can didate for the office of C ’untv Treasunr i sul j ci to the decision of the Democrats ’ I-at the Primary Election to he held on the first Monday of April, 1364. . I Paid §2. —We are e.n’t'nr’z’d to announce fl e , ! name o< JES'-E NIB I. TOR. a« a Candii date for the office of Countv Treasurer, sit! j- ct tn ihe <!• ri -i• n"i the Democra’s a’ their primary Election to lie field on I tlie first Monday of Aptil 1864. Paid S 2. are authorized to announce (the n»n>e of JACOB SARFF, of French | Township, as a candidate for the office of I County Commissioner for the second . district subject to the division of the ! Democratic Primary Election, to be iteld on the first Monday in April, 1864. '! pS2. are authorized tn announce the name of JACOB ’’TULTS. as a candi- ! date for the < ffice nt Sheriff, sul j ct to ! the decision of the Democratic Piimarv ; Eh-c ion. tn be held on tile first M. nday >|o April 1T64. p'i-l £2 , are nnthni’z dto announce ,’’he name of THOMAS L. WILSON, o’ W ihash township, hs > c-'n-li laic f.,r the ■ -ffice o’ Sheriff, snip ct. to the dici.ion o’ * ti e I’r-mocra’iv Prunarv El* C’ion ’o he 1 on th** first M *n Uy in Aptil, !864. p S 2 p i. JtSrWc ar*» Aivhnrii' d *»nn nincw . 'he n »m*» of M. F n: Washing 1 c«<n wn<l ip. m for ihp office 1 of County C'»mfnw*-knw f*r th* s* c<»n<l • ’is’rirc. Mibj rt to of th»* , j D *m Prim «rv E «'rn<»<s to h>- h« | | j' n ’li- firn Monday ; n April, 1861. i P'- T 2 1 NIBLICK & (’LOSS. - WfJ OLES ALE AXD RETAIL * I nVALI R I* J2OOTS, SHOES, l\D I,EITHER. At Niblicks Old Stand in Decatur. Indi nn, f S r< r< ivinir <*on»ta» tly a large and To*y miI ; ’ p« rif»r Stocl: of Winter Bonis anO ‘"’fines. Wh’ch w nro *»’ll n<» at «nrh n*ill ' j the tjm<‘M. nnd xv<* inf»n tn d»-mon«tni’n thi< fart j to r rut’envr* Anw»n<* the fitork will be found a lanrp a«£nrr’n<*nt nf LADIES’ AND MISSES SHOE?, , I G- ito-a Rnoippy, . Kid hr<*lrd C !'in«nrc» I Calf. Ki I. Glow kid Congress heeled Gaiters i mid Balmorals. CHILDREN'S WEAR. Kid h°*h*d Ba’moral- and f inrv and «>’ron «■ ! nf nil kind-—inrlmlirnr tlm c< I«*hH’»-d Cooper Toed Shoes, the best and chrapi st < v-w ffol up MEN’S, vol TIIS’, AND ROYS»WEAR, ! , of a]] kind«, of the quality, nnd a* the i lowest rates. Leather, Findings, Ac , . A full st<*ck. Tl»<- whole h*»vin<r be< n bought ! fo r Ca-h, and wi]. hp «n’d ’’lv-nn. IW-llinE HD fT'illlll ffOSK' i Ajid we warrant nil articles to be w»dl and , carefully made, and of the best mat* ri.Js. Calf and Kip Boots, Brogans and Ladies Wear. of a’l k nds. kept on hand and made to meas- ? I ure I The pu’lie are inr'ted to call nnd examine < cur stock before purchasinsr nf Stores a« we warrant our Goods tn bp nf the ho«t quality, ( and will be sold at much lower prices than ( can be purchased at any other establishment in the County, or even at. Fort Wavne. IT charge nothing for showing i our Goods. NIBLICK GLOSS, i DfiiDoember;2fi, 1863. Decatur, Ind. I

NEW STORE! iiut—>i# ~r♦« CRABBS & MOSES ! | Have opened a New Store and New Goods entire in, Houston’s Building, i Where they art- prep itltl to wll good* l nt Smiler Profits 1 T, inn nn v other •••ta'Ji-l-mcit in 11 ••• T' c* ♦. Wsvhp not .x-rs. I If* nr ; >t.v who doubt lie truth of his n«-CF' , <‘O. I.'t ‘l’Ct’l C. and < xarnim* our Ftnrk. »’n ’ f we fail s o eon ' vinep thorn of th“ fart, we will nnt o»-’v cbo«v , tl" in our *ziw» Is for nothings but p* ? y thf-ni for looking at tliptn. Our npw (!nn!|3 ‘Uo I ! Consists of <wry variety, km<tau<l style such BRO.I DCb H'HS. C ISSIMI- RES. C4SSIXEIS. JEANS i' W E El S , <t c.. ik c , DRESS GOODS! ■ I . i In this branch of our hus'nr’ss. w<* hr.vo Isl orrd uithout ici'ard to or . xpense to please th<* j ladite* and in our selections of Prints, MoTnnx, De Lains. • , J’-iis Plads. Mohair Lustres. Mousseline R< pps, , c < otc i Gingham*, Hoop Skirts, t ic., ele , etc. ,Wp feel that wo have more th in succeeded — : 1 hey nre all of the latc«.t and in >->t . and we will sell tlnon cheap. We, al.-o, have a ap’endid .uaortuient us j WHITE GOODS’ ! Such ft«: Heavy Sheet•n'-s and Shirtings, Wenched and unbleached, Jaconitts, BohH'rieits, Male a bi Swiss, R->ok Mullins, Brillants. Lavins, Checked Nainsooks, Shirt. Bosoms, • etc , etc. ! FLANN E L S! Os all kinds nnd n e the very best qualities.— Woolen Hoods, for ladies, Comforters etc. Beady-Made Clothing■ , Ov*r Coats, Po.ts. Pant<s, Ve‘-t«., Shirts, Dr’W.-rs ,<-e. Hf*h» !•>?<-t sr\lea Our stock in poi* t rs -txle, qn iliiy a».d p»ic»* is . t.« c«»nd t<> none ever br<»n.-ht this m.ukvt. HATS & CAPS! I ‘ I Our H-It "n<! Cnr> *b pn-tinrnt ear.not bv rxcel | l"*i tbi• *<f New Yvrk Citv, fur varietr, ; -. lid (Jiapu-bS. OUR STOCKS OF hWdware! j « Queens ware; GLASS WAKF! AXt> IV ood c n Har c i j. .. i Are full ar*d complete; and of the very best qualities Our tnuilu is small profits. GROCERIES ! Os these .ve have the verv largest, and best ns sortm-nt. wh ch ue -ell very rhea- : ''ofFee, Teas, Spices. So vars of every variety, baleratiiN. I (pp r. Indigo. <tc. T <• I. AC <’ <> S of th.- v v ry b» st. Being now beginners, a”d w 11 a rare of We 'opposition in trade, w.- exp*c» hy clo<.« atf. n ti'»n io our b«i«inv£-. h«»ne*l and fair I • ilit)g. to gain a fair propo-tion of the public p«»rouagp We recoiniio nd onr good* to Im» wii itthey realv arc. and our Clerks are instructed to do the same. Again we say. give us a fair nnd impar ti.d irial and if we fail to come up to the mark quit us JJ’All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN T Crabbs & Moses fcH* SA. IgfifU—n3»-H

I | CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. \ puru at"! po-rerfi ’ Tonic corn rhve nnd :dt. r.-'tiv;' of wond» ifol > fFc.-iev in disease of , ihe Stnm odi Liver md P >w<ls. Cures D\s r«’P'-i.i. Liver / '"'nj>] iii.’. H-a.b»rhe. G<-i.>>•••.] . pe!»ili’ V. Nf•?*)”<»!, «a, p. pr.<.«.!on o f ?n«rit«, cons* J pat io» . <n>-ie , and spn'Bi-. end nil co*n»d »in*s of • »th< »• c ex. '.•iijsing from bodilv wh"'h v i’*h* r j ent in tile sv-G HI or T'md' r d h / cn ci s N'*‘ hll g tTjrif j< pot u l>nl>*so>”.<>, '"••it I *’nd jye : n it- » •i<’ •” -a -u’o 'h » rnlD< n cUho* of IT si’otter’; Cto’nid, pi't»'i’M 'li i r <>P’ ]-•!■ . ••r *1 \ mn‘:- : n -■ no minor:!] n f -n v ; no •W'l’V’.v 1 . fl «! P ..] <■’ , n .- • n i fiery •X• i' ' 'it it i . •» ro”j 1 '!i nf 11,»• • «.• ' lofr-re h-.K-rnF. 1.,.,’,. . ! wol) the ,' I • r...t -• ] •* J 1 ..'f nf .Jt ,VCT I ; vr. 4«!|n , '’fl» ♦«. i I J’ • ~t- to '•!• G»*n-’ijn <1 n r-t.'nu* d'«' , l<»». n. a .Or. r ’ nip*,., c-v t »•) r ho p~o’«’C j *.J l»’* 'inner- »p (l( r *,,, ,• yl <,]oCf ipe ’’♦»»IO rd OFO, I'PpUF’* I ; r *>t r aud r « ’-‘o’n-1 ci’i-oQ Ho tol’er’s p.iti »n V bo r di "I on nc " c-r. | w *li<‘-; f .‘ : ’ if t” ’ •m’b Virfran l it has F ~.p f„ vn ,( ; r / ’IP, 1 ., •<? n pvov, )>f|vp at)'l j i’T<”*ii!Jo ’ re ’’)“■ ! y fhonrard* who roI iiatt to it vd'L r npprebru - ion nf « n nttnek, '*« I j mne ’’ < sr'y”'” : and ’hou* ,, nd J whn w’* U>r* i ** 'n need tbem«* 1 V'° nf Pc f ►ofnr’ivn qq-iljl J.-c ir advance ar ■ cured he » Ve*v hr‘ef rnnr<o t-, r tl'.is n.”<r.' ; rn. Vrif-r ?4”*l Ag”n I aft< r being pl’o I with oide’’i<» f - r • month's in v dr vrH f-drlv cntnrf’tpd wi’fi i id at dangerous nlkn’ • 1, are tiof 1 r- c’nrod ♦ i bo-J b within a few days by the use ! of Hostetter’- Bitter< Tl,r» week is r pi llv invi<rorntpd |and I he aopofitp roctnrn Ihv Ode mrrpeablo | T<'t)’C ”11 d ’ enon if works wond ’r* in cn«ne nf ’’ • rgTA enr! in eonfirn - i' , d Gv-m* n f Ixm qcm v Ar i ge) :f b‘nnd n-’hdosQ ap pev’tod. n« wol] as nnnn th'* bv’r. ’’ ’nva. ■ I riablv r.j’ore? the CoV-T r’T'ON «n p rin'ln.*”'! * ; bv irro.-rtdar no inn o' d o di - HG-o and cnern * p. —..nf r, ’’.’.-I.;, 1 tn it* f and Ft* nf \Tr,nrnnr fi-d prompt an permanent pdief. ftr.n- d o Pittrrc I'bo tnOirrnn’’ on this point I i ijj ’"net ropcb civ' 1 n’’d from 1 nd) «oxo® Ti p n r Pn.mrs Coi.ro ic ’mmndintelv i tcan god hr a«’ n!»le d” c " nT f ]«o ctiinul’int. and bv occasi.mrdb rosertin'’ tn , the return of the enn-plaint ma” b<» prevent'■d . A« n general Tn^ : » Bitters nro i duce e^ - wli '• ’.O ovnerienond nr «-it- ■’ nF-sod bofor. ’bp- oan ho r-db' ann"»''»: •♦o>’ — , In ca- s of r Wf , a]cn> Vrrm f it , 'rr '■ Ft>cny t-nd lilv n’ ro-k’n r from ftp Age. it < xermses tho eloo’ri** ii fln- > ence. In the convnle*pp»»t stages nf all it operates as a deliglitful invigorant. When . the power® of nature are relaxed, it operates . tn re inforce and re-estahli-1’ thorn. Last, hnt not least, it i- Tlr Onlu Safe Sliin u J ant being manufactured fanm « l| in J and innocuous tnatiTinls, and onfir<*]v free frn’n die . nc'd elr-monts pfo«:*nt rn iro nr in nil the i«m»o® n”d ‘•fomncbirc nf dip div Ko f-tr/lv !■ ’■ rn CO •••> > vercaßv. j n»)d »♦ rr v !•/• ’••n'v ‘ nnp'd ,, r •V’’ 1 ’ fl o * ' -M‘ -on* PO’’‘ of d’** oomninni*v. H P't’<*rc TTpf»-»ho Ihv H Wo‘*or I- cy.,;.h io- b r-. hv -di n-„g. oiwts. 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Wh , p vac ’ •1 . • * nr>p.,• frn •• •» •1- C ,’1 , n . , J | v . .|, n ’ •’IV. r.,i <Tv«<v.-v ’>-n S !-'Pr-)V.’ i» t) ,. . r,.. w , f.C • ),,, f.. nf ‘b, ! T-ri n" x-nv xrff r o T'»- Tttv \«r» ru« 4 p's rn' 1 >vrlnl,f 'hnl\<s bn | <n-, »•»..»> r,> o xr'‘T’n.’i. rod’*' * ’’ nf d’ A ace ■rHo”. T't.p c n ’ r' 1 Orja Ml | r q’>;-.c «h ■ •»] ’ n<* M licpt- ♦» «r-< >«,•’)*.*n !■•*•’ ♦•*••» •*,- *o •I’A,C-*’«.n •’h'di I IT, .1 l*. Fv-.-ir’ lb—».n orir-'iMy *•*>*’, A 1 trial will onw»npn the mn-t <d-,oy : <’ | F''j»T’ s——Tn »rt-»nw ’ p.»ra’’*r M Fy r *p» \- nr.equ'd,-d bv np.vn’hor r*-m ,, Jv. ac in P]do 1 rn-i-Of R toi)ti*»n, Tr’”'•lb'’ - ! v P-infii’npcc, or Pnrnrnswinn nf cn<tnm ,, *‘ ' Fv’o’iafinn® T’l ' onratod or c ?*drrh.r’i« etat«* of tho I’torir Leii • chnrrhnon or WMtoft p foriil’V. and fa»* a’l enrn- . I plaints incid nt *'i th'* «ox whether arising ’ frnm ind-oerr*ion b*dJr« nf dissipation, or in th<* d olivrnr f"h t>f li nn nmr ■ P nr f fnr -vi it aa fdm irrntta < n..1,„h.d I’- Pvt- u?. 1- -nd imtwnv.’J R ( ,cp I Wnff T curt s Se r Tp , Di??a- e* in all iholr M ];••!.» egp ••!<o L’’d. •«r »m ehnnge in <]i»-t , Nn 'l’onn’•i*!)'*”)'*’*. an*’ n » eynnsnr*. I- ’• ■> r-, .-i•> ..,* .!• -ir an I «-•’• ■u.-i'i toFri’iute dp>»hv ronm-’n'r I rr ven*i»)*r an ! p” in ’ c 2‘r*c ,, 'r‘*s nf tb.p TTrpil.r.| *d|nvin** P»in an] Tirfl )ms*mn. sn fro-, P „. r t n f i »xp<4liiu> Pnfan n?ir. P? o«J .Vg.*’rr T|ta»'«\xps vpoy TTfot’s.Wns tVTfn u,»vf rfeX tte Victims of Q a '•?' n 1 who hav,« p )t 1 he r,<! ftes to I o enr ’ ’ i time, Imro j found thev were lee 1. ■nd that t’>«» np,d. j son” has.h the r. of “powerful asfrtng.-»n«s been dried up in the <y.s* • ’i. to break nnf in an nggrava* I r .rm,nnl p*rhm* ■ fter Marrbw Use HelmliDl I’n Extract Bu-hu fnr nil aff.*c,jtinns nnd diseases of the Urina.rv Organs whethe: existing in Mate or Femal?, from i whatever cause originating nnd.no matter of; how long standing. Diseases of Organs retires the nrd of a Diuretic, Ex

! I tract Buclni is the great Dinrrt’e, nnd i« errtr.in io have the d»-iwd effect iu nil D>’ .-.vs ' for which i is rfrommendfd. Ev?d« nec of tho most ndial h* and |■••*p^nibble character will ■ acc< rntieiiv lie un dici: v. Price Al 00 per bo th l , or six for $* 0 ’ Delivered to any ;.dd. , ' , ‘-•. s< cnridv packed h ”in <»!»•>( rvaiions. escribe Sipnp'nms in a‘i Comrnunie .tinn*. Quuranteed ? Advice Gratis'! Address letters far information to >l. H. HEiaiBDIJ). < hrmist. 104 South Tenth st , be] Chestnut, Pa. Hmmbold’s Medical Depot, Hei.mdold’s Dr a ,find Chrmi'al Warehouse, 591 iiionduav. New York. Beware of i’s nnd unprincipled D ah-r® who endeavor to dispose ‘ of heir owo ,t ard ‘ other'' articles on th reputation attained by Helmbold’s Genuine Pr. p ira> ions. “ “ Extract Buchu. u •* *• ilia. “ M Improved Rose W:udi. | Sold by .ail Druggists everywhere. Ask h r 11.-linhold’s Take no other. Cut out the a»l ver!i>vment nnd >cnd for it. and avoi ! impost- ; lion and exposure. [drc ?6. 1b63-ly ] Notice to Non-Besident, State of Indiana Ad ims Circuit, (hm-t. j Ai am* Coi NTY \ ss February Term, 1361. Joel F. Gile. ) v*. \ Complaint-for Divorce. C.volinn Gil. A Cnnr < now 'h ■ Plain’iff in this helinlf, hv I Jenkinson, )i’< Attorney, and fil’*s in ; this Court his complainC, accompanied hv a 1 ' prop* r nflid 'vi' setting forth ’h:i» the D”f< n ' dam. Gjiroline Gi!o. is a n«>ii p-id- m‘ of ih-- ! -'tuT n’ Lidi-i’ia: Tlmr f *nid D»*f« ndamt 1 : lie-, bv n '-’’fl'd of tl e fibng :•> <1 p'O’di nev 1 I nf sai l rontpl ‘int and unless sh<« app nr i’< I j said C<m r t. tn he hoi den p n ’lie S f’ond Mnn ! day nf Fehrit I’-v. a. n. I Q: 1. at the C«»nrt | Hou-e in sni I Countv, nnd answer or demur ■ '•» s iid cntnplaint on nr before the firi-t calling of th,, c !>•<., tho n’n’hr therein contained i | will be taken •»« confassi <1 to l>»* true W'tness my baud and th** «enl of L. S. sai I ibis 12th dav of I)« cvin Ve ,1861 jnnx Af.-CON’NF.b, Clerk. December I°. |2G3-3w. Election N tice. Sln-rim A-fiims County Indiana, j F, Iru ux 27. 1864 1.1 :ic->V Stultc Shot ifTof 'lip Countv of Ailnm*- ' 1 in the State of I ndinna do In r-bv give notice | that nt the annual Election to be hold on the ; first Monday f April 1864. the following offices I i are to b” filled as d signaled by the Clerks cer i tificate hereto ann« xed. JACOB STUT.TS Rhoriff A C. ! State of Indiana ! To the Sheriff of Adams • \dams Count v ; Countv Greet! ig. I John McCoumd Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court in the Slafe nf Indiana do hereby C* riifv that at the arnir.il ?1 cliori to be held on th«fir t Monday of Apr ; l 1 61. in tlip several townships in said Countv th< re will he an - Eh ction for the purpose of Elecliug a Justice • of rhe peace in the following Townships to wit: In Union Township to Elect r successor of John B. Barnhart E-q, whose term us office ex ' pires in Pnot.Township to Elect a successor of I I<a c Hongl oi I Esq whose term expires, In Pn blv Township to ELct to fill a vacancy on account of Egge Dirkson refusing to qual ify and give bond ( In St , ' f to fi’l the vacancy occasioned . by ilit* expiration of the term ofserv ceofJuhn ’ Fonlyce E-q . .In r r;h Township on Recount of the Res igriHii -ii of J’«c< b Sa’ff Esq. In Hartford To vn hip to fill n vacancy no - ' curving by the expiration of the term us Ben- ' Jamin Runyon I sq. In witness whereof I have hereunto s-»t rny hand and the seal of the court this 27th <1 iy o' ’ February A. D. 1861 JOHN Me C r-NEL Clerk. Notice ot Administrator to SELL REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby giv»‘n that Daniel P»nfiii« I Administrator of the R-tate of Levi P»n ius [ lb ct ased ha- filed his petition in tl.e Court of I Common I lea* of Adams County for an order ! of said court to sell the Real Estate belong ! ing to Hiid d»c« •hut, his personal being in sufficient Io pnA* his <b bts and that said peti iion will I - heard at the May term of said ' • onrt for 11-6 I. ,'AthHt] JOHN Me C.NXEL. Clerk ' Attachment Notice. Stwtc of I n-lrinn ? Adams ’’minty \ SM Henry Gephart ) vs > Ne/'ceisbrr b-v«r‘"*'n ’! nt \him J t ph’, i <»n th« 11. day of F. I ruary i jl k 64 n writ of -,tt* htnent was Ismi d b me Joseph !•’ > in’t ha J list :<•«• of rhr i cue.’ of ifie ’ county of \d on- a"d State of fnd’Wß at the 1 In<’-nre and upon th • affi hivit of Henry Gup- i j hart against the goo Is, rh.’ltlos J credits. r.‘i*l 1 ■ ff- ris - f Ad: rn \ an ! th • -am ■ time a ; i-timmons »*,»• Smiu.-I K rn« to appear j bef»»r« me Jos pb R, Smiih, Justice of the peace of s.i; | countv, Washington Township on the : . H’.ih day <4 M rcli IS if, at ’ll, o’clock \. M ' ' qfs* id d iv as garnishee in «aid writ of d me« j tic ?i”r'chment.on said writ, t o goods, chi.tile. J •»r < fecis. u • »•• foui <1 ns appeal* from the con , si:i».|. ft return, nnd <»n the Hi. day of March i ISt‘4 at t«*n o’elm’k A M nt my office in ( Washington Townshipof said countv 1 will; i procee d f hear and d> rid«* tip-iti Rai 1 attach- j i nn-lit wh r,« ,»f i fie s-ij.i xd un Apple and till ! 1 <»th« r persons cenceriit'd will take iiotici 1 . Witness mv liana and seal. 'I bis 18, day of . Fibinary ieGI. J R. SMITH. I. P. Town Lois for Sale. I < fl- r /or sxl- In L«’« Nn, 79 81, 98. I IGO. H>l 134 13;. 136 & 147. in ' Town of D.-c-itur, The*,- 1.-i- fin ne»r thv - public‘qunre an I nr** the best vacant | lots in T.>»u lor buil* i->o purpose., D BTUDABAKER LAND FO l SaLE IN Union Township. The tin-lersigned offers for sale the, South half of the North West quarter of' ' section 18 Township 28 Range 15 East. I) BTUDABAKER. Take Notice, Al! pvrsons knowing th-ms-lves in lehted to me by note or book Recount, will i please come forward, settle ’.be same nnd , thereby save costs. n. W. CHAMFER Mar 5, 185!

Twent--*t»lth llirth-ltny of »he STAR FAHR of AMERICA JAVI AltY I, 16C4. The New York Mercury FOP. THF. COMING TFAR. Jfter more than a quarter nf ” erntifry * uninterrup vd miccwr, 'I he N< w Ymk M< ’■'•n ry—•ißndiiig fir-t nn tie mu.ter nil if th** Literary Prvss in this countrv —point- yivr< . Iv tn its past caruvr as a guarantee o? n* w t • •. tinphs in the future. Jb rut of.»r»‘. it Las • clip’ud all rivT’jw prepo c« to make th'. ••orr ,: ”g tear in n rr, !.]p i>y eclipeinp vs own past hiftr,ry rrd b*min” up before the world ax the most niMv» ma p'timeii of a fa-cinnt ing. bril’innr, sni j nnd comprelH-nsiv” Liursrv N« a tier »U t liRR ever published in either I f tnisnht re THE GENII SGF I TROPE ‘ will be laid under coiift ibution to give br'tlinney t" it- columns, >md side by side with niiginal productions of the mo<«t popular rn-in-ircictn of the O.d World will 1 e j faced t}:u chft d a<ucrts of ’he most eminent >tory v jf. ters of th* N’ W. MISS M. E PhAT’DCN. A”thor rr - 'f *' Aur< rn Fh'Vrl“T rd- 1 rd’• > Secret. ’“John Ma’chont’* I.egnrv ’’’’•tc e*c , ■n ho I..TR * lid'b •.] v ri:-i Ii . like a Star’ of the , fr«t mßgni'udr in the Ji’craM- horirnn of t Great Pritaiii. Lae been ‘ p*'•fallv SL i r r <•• d to ; Mipplv Tl.e x rw Yolk M rcti. v fr» m t’me 1<» •ime with ti n wonderful crfuitun* of her go i bin*, nt a cos’ which m othi r wr« kly in , At if-rlra con],| ven’ur** io incur Among ’!’»■ ruubitrdp if di ting';i«-T‘d w/i ti-r- :ip’l u’tfat-4 who ha r e bsTonio familiar <o . •he ma«so«: tbroug’. the vast circulation rs tl e Star f:klv<.f m«v be mention<J. I tlm following, all of whom are still upon its 1 staff: Dr J IT. Pen Kgnv \farn»PrT Pt< vxt. Ned ’ Pcnii. nt. Arnim M Ciat>oir. GrackGart - ! VER. Fri IN o C DaRLLT YiJRM E. IfaAPTCX. fforsrN May Gfit-n. W.O. Fatox. Girnor Mabtiai, JtuiA S. Ingraham.Edward Wiliitt, Maty p nnr. Ge rge .A’ra'y. S«'orp« of r»:h« r i-tingui-hrd literati nndrt ■ varioti* rrms de r.lnmr. rontribiPe i<» its cd i '■m < » while’” pictorial ilhmtrat inne : r«* ’rorr. ‘ the inimi'al lc pencil of F* hx 0. C Darier, E'-q .th" hept dram l.t-innn of thr age. The War wh’ch Ims given iLp coup iD arete to so manv pret< lif iou” tmbliratif r«. nnd hnlf destroyed tho°« tint *’i'] urvivo, has p<bfad ‘ thnu«nr.«fa to the circulation of Tue New York j T*v 1 cart pt irriug ‘fa.rt stoifa’, its militnry j l.is’orio’tea. it< match less i ial r«ni-ncos. itg , rnrv 1»ur!o«q )’••«», it® genial wit and hm'nr it!* 1 ddicic iis t'otKip, jtjß fairv tales for ll'ile folks, *t« rare nnetrv. i” fresh and vignroli* editorials, ho infinite variety of it* contrn”. nrd thv largo arrount of reading waiter it cm- p»i*p« render r wnfaome evorvnhvre and to all classes Contain in <▼ n« it dee®. FORTY CCTUMNS of clowpfv printed matter, it mav safely r r o nnur cod the cheapest a*, well as tl c best Lite rare Newspaper extant. Three favorite writers. Doctor J. H. Robin* son. Cousin Mav Carlton, m d Ned Puntline, I ••re nnw preparing thrhp sto- fai f« r The New York M* r cury Oppnf these proHuMuns will bp commenced in the Opot ing Number of tin* Now Year. The million being aware of tl is fact, nrp engaged in nu omnl-Hivc* cm test for precedence, and the r»<ulA«ttjfc^nnupsiinnnh] v ‘•p that the pff.c panned Vy i any of the t rep, will cnmni’ neo ii. the NEv.’ yE*K*« NT’MBER i ’ho great Dcpre cnti ive WaJJx th Wi stern World. , Tb.p New York Mercury fa sold l»y all news ; iron am! period r d dealers in Jmrrira. 1 u ! «übscrinprs, it is regularly mailed every SnHir j day morning, so $2 a vcri ; throe copies for $5; six copies for <:9; . ight copies for 12, with an I extra ropy, free, to the ri-tt<-r up of tho rlub.— Six m-»ntli-’ subsr'iptionc rec<iv»’d t'/- so plainly fk* nCfttrof irnw’ post C'jjlce. “'aunty, and State. We take the notes of nil solvent ! bank’ at Par. Payment must invariably bt j marfF in advance. IZFSpecimen Copies s-nt so *ll applicants. Address all leHora and rem it tan ••••'■. post i paid, to C VHLDWELL £ WHITNEY. Propellers of The New York Mercury, Xn«. i- 4;]n street and ’ 13 F s’. [d< • N ■. Y k C GO O D NE W S UNION STOVE STORE! I j The reader* of the “Eagle ’ nre informed tl.*< A s IT & A G N E AN 7 Have on hnqd av» iy-fare e: 1 d fre’*<ck cooKi Parlor and box of the vprv hn«t p* tent «—> nope lef'rr ran lo found iir the L’nitud Slate”—wl ich wr will«e]l nt greatly PFITCID RAT ES. All Stovet wa-ranter) t• Re :i« r< present«d. or it not we will refund the morrv Rt’d have an vukiftd f.-clings. W.» La’- e also a good slock of Hardware. Tin. Copper and SHEET IRON Wr.rr, nnd House Fv.Y7.isb i ig goods, which we are sdling wry luw. Wt b’tv S’ove*» in Cincinnati. We buy Stoves in Pittsburgß. We buy S:*»vps in Trov W<* huv Sro<<.« ] n Clpvdand. We sell Stows on time. W.. sell Stores fny Cash. We si-11 S'nvrs cbnnp We sell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchasers will do well so call fiTl d rxamtae our stork, in order to judge for thernfttlve*, at ASH X’ AGNEW’S. R. H. Schwegmcn’R old eland, No. Columbia Street. v.h»39. Fort \\ avne, Indiana Bounty Orders. ~ Tncisvpfti’m Ortrcr.? Fecstur, Ind . /»<■<• 2S. iy.; f. V-OTICF. » h.-rehv givon Io 'ho In’de-s nf * - Voliinr.er Bounty 0rd,.n1.-, O-,»,. r « ; s . 8.ip.l for the support' of Volunteer fnmilio« that there is money in the Couiiiv Troasuiy for the redemption of nil the one yea- Bo.rHv Orders, rod nit orders for the sunpori of Vol junt.rr families issued during the year lr6J, • 1 which are now due. Th.refore, from and after the 31. t dav of T> cem’ser, s. n. th' re will he no ini. rest ollon-ed. or paid,on said Orders..at the countv I Treasury. . C. 1.. SCHI !• MEV ER. dec 26. G’-",w Treason r Adams co. Miceto Heirs, ofPetitien TO SELL REAL ESTATE. ' tnta of I ndiana? Adan's County ) Noire ishrnb; that hr under ign d /\ ’minis!r.ih r of th. k-tnti. • ofSnrah Huhvrt I’-Tt ss, tl. has fih’d b’s in-ti-tinn to sell th«* Rs] Estate nf th«-[h cedent tho P*-i«nnal E-tate bring insufficient in pay her dvbts and th it Raid pe itinn will be heard at Ibe next term of the Co irt of Common P .-us of Sahl County. J. R, 8080 z dm Ufat r« tor. JOHN McujNNEL. C C P. Adams County,