Decatur Eagle, Volume 8, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 18 June 1864 — Page 2

THE EAGLE. C-. EXCER A SCHIftMLYIA. Fi ruir.is. DECATUR, INDIANA. "" mH KDAY, J 4 ME 18, 1 >G4. THE COMMON PLEAS JUDGESHIP The eaaeenl’vn for tie s ire c' a ticket for Ue 20. j Jud:.:*-- i).-’r :•, « a«ardtb!« <•’> B uffo n ou the 16 .ol J prex Tuvr<= *.e t ' re '* e y— two aspirants for the positi n of Jui-e D. Siudabaker, E q., of Adams coun.y, ml Judge Dor fen, of A -n. The ol Huntington county are cctnplfoni.-.g th” A Hen count r is exhic.ing qu-s:., ■ modesty in egtin presenting a can ' dv ■ for lb* Cotn-ron Pleas Judgtship. Ever since the crgsn'ziffon of the c uri she i.as supplied tut Bench, end to present -he electors ol the District with anou-r candidate is sskieg ralner too much. In deed, such t' the view of the pre-ert incumbent, Md hence lie dec ines t-.rg a candidate. Our people think that Al'm county ought to yield. end At Adams county ’ are tl«e candidate. For ;«..• • years A len and Adams Lave been in the satn* Judicial District and A n -a had the Ju’zeali that time We don't ask the ocmiuaUon of acauiidste from linn • ington c> unty; but we do ask that Justice be done to Adaate. Mr StudaL .her is a fine lawyer, a: . a gentleman of exeefAnt f c:=sl qua; k T!.:=e who know him in'.tmately, s~y that b« would tn»ke agr>> 1 J -4 € A len county, we trust, will I<X aat I. matter in th* light of justtts; and »• - does so, she w:J present no .or the Judgsbip, The above from the Huntington Democrat speakt o.t for the right Allen county, under the circumstances has no ri' T ht to offer a candilate for the JudgeeLip. Adams county has been with A; Jen for Judicial purposes ever countyVsrorganized. Allene ' ty >- always filled the bench with a J Ig c all Courts, except the Circuit C. irt ; the term of Judge Wilson comtr.-jnct-l. for twelve years she has had the C vamon Pleas Judgpihip. We ’Link th'.’ modesty, if not a sense of ju-tiee o-.ght , to induce her to forbear now - :'t- mg a candidate, and especially Judge IJqr Itn. The Democracy have done a great ded for him: and after procuring tor Lttn a foreign commission where he ha«. at u.friends \ay, grojvn ri / . to < m' :< —. I in a few months a*k the Common P Judgeship of this to --».y ■* least of it, rather fast Let i<ifo tak L - place in the ranks and al . ’ - h- time — Adams county offwrs Mr Studzilaker as a candidate. lie is entirely cars e and ‘ a fit tr.-'-. e tie tr-mas. ~ and if J ‘ IgA B-'.-l van 1 Al't-n c' . . pesists in their claim for the J. lg ’ip we trust and l.oye that the Demoeri y of Wells and Huntington cvt.nties Cil that right is done. A c.rre>> nient who '’is one of the mMt.bcrs. s 'm:.-.-lowing proge-.4’.be Co:.ferer.ee uponlhe negro question: I forward y- a one of the many resolutions passed by the General Conference of the M. E. Church in Philadelphia. Rev. Mr. Riley, Baltim re, introduced a resolution that a committee of sevenbe appointed onth _■ state of the negro members of the ckarch todrait res ,’utlons. 31 Reach ed, That we,the numbers of this General Conference, are unanimously in fav<»rof admitting the negroes to seats in our Conference, and to take part in the proceeding thereof. Tiiis resolution was followed by the most ra Heal abclltijn harangues that it L is been our m.Lfortune to listen to for some time. AU the speakers .were ia favor of admitting the negroes to .seats in theirCoiiiQFeii '?to takeparthi th'* [>rvcecding. One speaker thought the wlii'.- ■ people needed liie -lire" of the jitgroes to stir th in up. Anctbw said they must be brought into very close proximity “.‘uh ourselves in order to eleval -. th in.-— He be’i ved th y would be fir ahead of the white rac? if elevate 1. One member veiy feelingly stated that we do sim .ihing .to tnke-care of ths black* th y would take care of th v-m selves. Al were ©ppesadtoany Qrsf iocu->n and wanted them to occupy m the same church with ths whi/es. — Thev W'irc liter illy opposed t • the foundation of Air.’.-an churches, but on tl»moth?r band wanted th. m and their children allowed the same privilege to the chund es as’ th" whites.

Periinf.nt Questions. —The Hartford Times asked the following qaes ions: Why was not Se-w,-.r I r. mo. e.I and the Mahr y h iax? Within the ; ivt twoacvks S:..t- n has L.-asvl the people with official teleirrams locating anny wr-mgly, and cxngg -ratibg our victories, X\ hy is not he ••suppressed?’ The news-pv’v.’-wh>h were s iv' r’sse-l forpublishing the proclamation hoax were twice victimized, because they were innocent. How is it with Mr. Biat..n? it is stated very positively in published ashingt n letters that the War Depart-

ment was in possession oi l cfPlym ith certainly-two days before the country was permit ted to know it, ai.d that, in the m- aiitime, Mr. St intion permitted misleading dispatches to g > out. Mr. Sew?.rJ, Mr, Cameron and Mr. Stanton have been guilty of o: ders to imprison citizens without trial i or even j r ferring charges- N:-t ! .jr.ee. but many times. If their own dectriines were applied to them where w- d 1 thev now be? * We have always predicted that the next step of the Abolition p trity would be to deprive the pocr white men cf voting. The other day, in the Senate jf United States the prop sition was actually made. Senat* r M orrill. of Vermont proposed that the right of suffrage in .the District of ('■ lum: ia should be id ven to all whites and I '. =-ks uh > p-j»s --- d a freehold of $250. and denied t-> all others! Many of the aboHri >n Senators were afraid to meet the issue, in this form, just at the present time. Mr. Cowan, or Penn., protested that new and distracting questions should not be brought f. rivard now. The evi-1 dent intent' ns is to postpone this matter ui. il Lincoln is re-elected, if he can be, when look out for the di=fraashisment of poor men. In no other w.y can they bore to perm .ner.tly bind upon the shoulders < f 1 ;b<- rthe burden cl th-.-ir gi guntie p-iL'i" debt. In no other way can white men be reduced to that condition of s.rf-1 a. th already exists in some bfthe military de'-sr- ments now presided over by Liiieoln’s satraps. Coming D*jwn a Peg or Two.— The great tr as.jn case, in which Mr C .thent. an 1 theCovingtion w .-h -r«>j!i.in. Mrs. Par center, wereiodietel together and in which II »n Sam, JZedary was recently arrested as an accomplish, has been s juelched by the District At tornev. Ths Government has josi I. 'it d '.-nt. after a year or so,, that there was no treason, even I e sin wing ■ fits own liars — The th : ng has been letdown to a ‘conspiracy case; that is, anindict ment under a law passed by the Abolition Congress, since the war began. It will come down to a plain case of lying and a small .drunk after while.—(Dayton Em. Different ettaeh different. meanings to the same w./rd. An .Irish - tilor allowed the captain's ■: pper ketiie t<-slip from his band, into the sea; but. being a witty feb I-.w. and knowing the Captain to jb i a good humored man, said. !rc-;=ing hing ‘Would you say a thing was lost, if yon knew whore it was?’ “Os course not. was the Captain's reply. ’Well sir your < r,ket'ls is at the bottom of the say.

Petit.oil for Divorce. State of Indiana, Adams ecuntv, ss. Alat'l.: ■- Ch imbera | Adams Circuit Coer* VI . > Aagu->1 Term lr>4. ’ Eliza Chambers, ) p appearing *.e the satisfaction of the ' clerk of said cou r t t int said defendant is a n“T> rrrc.ucot vs .beistata of lod'ana. Notice is thersfora hereby given said con resident defendant of the filing and pendancy of said complaint, and that un-' less personally be and appear before the-Ju <ge <4 the Adams Circuit cbfirt, on the* first, day es tl.e next term '.hereof, to be ho!d<n a', ths eoiltt house in the ■ town if Decatur, in the said county on* the 2?id dur of A'Jgn«t next, and ans- • vrr-r or demur to sai 1 complaint, the same , aiil be heard and determined in her absence. JOHN McCONNEL, J jco I !, 1861. Clerk.

NEW STORE! JohnMeibers &Bro . Have /-si ops Led, tue 4>ld At-inu of Johu 5! r* lb Decii-ir, a large and •nh adM 'entofDiy Goods and Groceries. . • r «-t k uaving f»urcha&ed for ex*h. th y are prepared to sell at reduced prices, for iLc l.jue-s. DRY GOODS! ’ f every kind, variety, style and qualitv. f.< :be. ven lowest pr cc? that ibtjr can be bought a: in the town or coun<jl Dress Goods! ?n tl i« line we are second to none; and fee! eon-

£ luot that we can pDase the most fastidious la’-vS and econox a! buyers. MO! In this department weon’v sc * examination by p ;rc has-r« before buying where. Oat, a»sortmeats of Queens ware! ; Glass-ware. Wooden-ware AND H a r d ware !

Are of -Ke ’are«t mv>« *nd the nv>«t «Tipenor t.f wUch we sell rerv . rh*sn,coDßideriug the prices of other establish merits. GROCERIES! 'a’c r.?.v* thp s««c’ , t’n* > nts, and of the le.sf quality, ever off red in this market; and wew;]] dn our very br-! to undersell all com pe?,v»rc in this branch of our b j&icess as well as al! n*hers. A’! kinds of coustry produce taken in excb.a: t- frz>r’s at tho highest market price, j April 2,1864. WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL BOOTS, .SHOES,' AND LEITHER. At Niblicks Old Stand in Decatur, Indiana. TS rr-eririne e r.Zanily a large and rery su-' I per • Stoek of Winter Boots and Shoes. Wirch w4?.re « «r. «neh prices as will it '!»•? time*. <nd wf’nie«n tn <|emoostra*e fact -o o’jr cu* Atugdz the stock will be. foqnd a ia’je assortment es LADIES’ AND MISSES SHOES, ■s, <tc . Kid hr-v'.e.l Slipper®! <??'»’. ?T I. Gljve kid Congress heeled Gaiters and Bahco’" I®. CHILDREN’S WEAR. Kid Balmers!- and fa- cv and svron? Shoes of all *:iids—inelnding th* celebrated » Co T »per Tued Shoes, the best and cheapest ever . ME\’S «rTHS\ AX’D ROYS’ XTEAR, “f s' f i tie best quality, aud at the lowest rates. Leather, Findings, » A f-.;]i fctork. The whole having been bought Cs- , and will h* -■-.’d rlp-ap. IRBJHOB UD fGTOM WORK! And we w ..-ran* articles to he w*-H and carefully made, and of the best materials. Calf and Kip Boots, Ptrgies, Brogans and Ladies Wear, of al k nds, k r -pt on hand and made to mea.7T‘ -* public ar* inv ted tn call and examine . * **wk hes .’-e purchasing r»f Sttwes a® wp - rmr* our Goods to he of the best qnalitr. a>.-i w: sold a| nweb I-/ver p" •— ‘han cm. Ke paFidvwl at any ect«hl«'ghnjent in tHp C .nty, or eren at Fort Wavne. tF* CALL—-we charge nothing for showing ionrO h NIBLICK <fc CLOSS ’ Demc-mber 21. 1 j 63. Decatur, Ind. i Administr’s Sale. N >tiee isher. by given tistthe undersigned Admicittratrix of the e<a *. f Henry Durbin, deeea-ed, by virtue of a certain or ! er of the c r! o* , '’e,mmon please/Adams county ip the SraL rs In Lana, made nt. the January term of . i 1 c>» rt a. d. 1h64, will offer for sale at pubhc faction on

Saturday, Aug. 13. 1864, r.” thcc■■••.rt I;:-’>•* d -r. in the town cf Decatur i and in the county of Aflame, the follow log de d real estate. to-wi|: The south half of the south w**t quarter of ?he .-onth we.-t quarter, and the north ea«t quarter of the south west quarter of south i ’•he-’ s .arterin section twelve, township twen-j ty iu* rtl ?’ rai ge fourteen east, in Adams' county Ifi4;aDa, t-Uimau a to contain thirty

Which t-iia sale will be made upon the fol-1 lowing tend*, to wi*: One third of rhe purchase money to *»e paid in hand;one third in dx moitrhs and. the res? i duo in twelve months from the d*v of sale, wrl* interest on the deferred payments, by thepnr-* chaser hia notes with approved security w tirin-y valuation and appraisruenl laws, this 25th dav of Mirch, 13f»4. NANCY DURBIN, May 11. 1--64. /Ldrvini'-ratrix. ; Notice. Noties is h rebv given that James Stevens, administrator of ths estate of Moses Stevens, decease-1, late of Adams county, has fifed his petition to sell the 1 real estate of the decadent, his personal being insuffi-ient to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the court of common pleas of said county, JOHN McCONNEL. May, 28. 1861 Clerk.

I Foreclosure of Mortgage. Adams Circuit C urt, August Term, 1864 Fnmcis Hurlburt, 1 ,s. • I ■ D»vi<i M. Xlefford. I . E. z.beih E MefforJ, Aan M Spencer, ■ Henry Decks. J.ibn CrHwtcrd, David S'.udsbaker, It to site satisfaction ot the Clerk of said court: t'-.t David M. Mtfford and E. z.bsth E. Mefford, to of the above n »rnt-d defends ’s, are non residents of the State of ■ ilndisti*: Notice is therefore, hervbr,; svd eon resident defendants of the filir.oand pendency of said complaint, and that unless they persona ly be and appear before the Judge of the said Alam’ Circuit Cuurt on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holdea at the court house, in the town of Decatur, in said county on the 22n 1 day of August n x>. and answer or demur to said complaint, or th* same will be heard and determined in their absence. JOHN McCONNBL, June 4, 1864. Clerk. Notice to Non - Resident St<tt or I-mtsSA.) Adams Circuit Co t. ADAMS Cousvv, } August Term, 186 , Pheron Herrev Buttersrorih ) vs. r Divorce. Elizabeth Adeline Butterworth, Braffilavit filed in tfo Clerk’sOfllce of said

Co•;•!. k anp'irs that «iid L>« fondant ‘ e not a the ’r. ’in.:-a. WoUcrf > s - Gt r fore, herebv ziven non resident De , fendant of the filing and pendency of 1 ’ c ” -plaint, and that unlcs* pers< nally be ; and -'inp ar before the Judgt? of said Court ’ »n the first d»v of the next term to be held on i •he :2d davof August and answer or; dfrin -r thereto the same will be heard in her j absence and taken a« conf*"-<1 tn he true. JOHN McCONNEL, June 4, 1864. Clerk. Sheriff’s Sale. I Bv virtue of an execution to me directed and j • deliver- i. by the clerk of the Adams circuit j « c. ••: <‘{ Adi- 4 county, in the State c>f Indiana ’ I have h vi-d upon and will expose to sale at I • nublie auction at the court house door, in said ; Cfmn’i, between the hours of ten o’clock a. m.. and four o’clock p m . on Saturday. May 7. 1864, The retra and profits for a term of rears not < xceeding *even,of the following described real I estate, to wit: The north w#*«t quarter of the «outh west quarter of sect! -n five . township twenty I six (26) '> h,of range fifieen (15) east, in the said count} and State. And on failure to realize therefrom the full | amount of the execution. I will at the same time and phee. at public auction as aforesaid, ex- 1 po®p to sale the fee simple of said described ’ real estate. i Ex- c:gi a« the property of Peter Decker at the suit of George Kentner. JACOB STUT.TS. Mar 19, 1864 Sheriff. Notice to Non-Residents. STATE or INDI ANA J C«urt common pleas ADAiISCOVNTY,sS4 lliy Term, 1864. Francis Fox, ) vs Isaac P*.’’i«or., }■ Petition for partion. JriHann Po!1i«on, | t William PoUisen, J No‘ic<* is herebv given that the Plaintiff in I this behalf, has fi]nd his petition for partition again*t the Defendants in this behalf; and also fi\‘ I an nflldavit setting forth that the re«i>Luce of I?aac P-Fi*on one of said defendants is im* knowrr and that of Juliann Pollison and Wil l am are non rewdentsnf theSfrte of Indiana; Ther-for#». the «aid Isaac Pollison, I ’ : ann Polliym and William Polli=on, are | therefore Evrebz notified es the fi’ing and I pendancy of «.aid action, and unless they ap pear in said Court on the first da- of the next regular term of the court of common plen* to be Bolden on the second Monday of May, A. D. 13“4. at the Court House in said county, and answer or demur to said complaint, the ma ters therein contained will be taken as confessed to be true. JOHN McCONNEL. j Apr 2,18’4. Clerk. ; Notice to Non-Resident. I State or Tsdiax.. > A Hm« Circuit Court, Ada** Coi-jfTT ( August Term, 1864. | Appleton Ozkswith ) vs. > Complaint for Divorce. ' ■ Isolta Oakswith. \ It appearing to the «a''-faction of the clerk of court that said defendant rs a non-r*«i---d. ut oft.be Stat* - f Indiana, Notice is therefore herebv given .aid non resident defendant of the

filing and pennenev of said complaint and that I i uhlpc she personally 1* appear before th? Jud?? ’ of th? Adams -irenrt court on the first dav of ! 1 a? next u-rm th?r? r »f to b»» holden at the court hnus? •- the town of Decatur, in m id county . the 2 nd dav of Angusr next, and answer ior demur to said complaint.th® same will be . .heard and determined in his abs?n<*e. JOHN’ McCONNEL, ; 2?64. Clerk. j Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of a decree of the common picas of Howard county, Indiana,l will s»H at: private salp on and after tl e fir<t day of June 1-61. in the town of Decatur, Adams county, * Indiana the real estate, to-wit: The south east quarter of the north west quar- ; ter of section fourteen in township twenty six, rangje fourteen east containing forty acres mor? nr U«« to be *>ld as th? propertv of WilI liam Denman, deceased, as dit ected by will to ■ pav debts. On? third of the purchase money in hand and the rt«>du- tn two equal installments of six and twelve months, with interest. <ITWrh. G. Spencer will attend to selling the above described land. NELSON’ PURDUNE, April'l6, 1861. Adm’r with will annexed, j Notice to All Who know themselves indebted to D.W. 1 Champer either bv no'e or book account ' now due. is herebv given to make imme- | diate psym«nttothe undersigned and by; ’e doing thev will save eost ant trouble. June 11, 1864. GEO FRANK.

B'WJ THE BEST IS THE INSURE WITH THE JEtna Insurance Co. HarUoid Coon. 1. Firean J Inland Navigation risks acjceptgd, ii'.T as Leretotoro, at fair rates and liberal conditions. t. Business conducted with constant dispatch and accuracy. 3. Losses al wavs inst with promptness and complete justice. Net \ssets January, 1864, $3,002,556.39 4. Ti e plan and organization ol the .ETNA, after 45 years severs trial, has j realized the greatest public advantage and success of the various systems of Fire Insurance tn the country. Is now better 1 than ever prepared for duty. 5. 16 000 L as Claims have been settled . and pai-1. Six'een Million of dollars! 6. T e Cob-u tn pt ion of Property by firs in the United State*, averages over 8100, j ■ 000 daily. Is your property exposed and ; unprotected? Insnte in a responsible company in Winchester (for'y six miles south of here) tnv friend N had his dwel-

ling in-'u r vi m a ciie-iper company his dw-lling was dratroyed by fire, he could i not recover anything as the company (proved to be irresponsible. 7. Are you in«ured! If not, why not? : The cost is trifling; the duty is manifest; (the result may be your escape from ruin while del .y and neglect may involve you in bankruptcy, poverty or eruel disap- ' pointment. 8 Particular attention and regard is given to small risks as well as large ones. Able security and superior commercial advantages afforded. Policies I sued without Delay bv W. D FRAZEE Esqr. Agent. At his Law-Office, on 2d Street or at his Residence. NEWGOODS NEW PRICES! We are now receiving our Spring Stock of 1,00(18 and, although, (on account of sickness we are a little late, we bought our goods from 15 to 20 per cent cheaper than we could have done a week or two earlier in the season. We intend our customers shall have the advantage of the GREAT FALL TN PRICES, | and although -ve are not able to sell goods at the good old fashioned Peace Prices, we can tome nearer tu it than we have done in a longtime. 5Ve are opening our usual assort ment-of DRY GOODS Palm Leaf and olher Summer Hats, bonnetsar tificiala, ribbons Ac. Clothing, Groceries Boots and Shoes, Nails, Iron <fcc. all of Which we will sell at the lowest possible price* for READY PAY, But as we can buy to advantage only for ready pay we cannot goods on Credit * v6-nl7 NUTTMAN <t CRAWFORD. ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up by the undersigned in Mot>- ' roe township, Adams county, Indiana,

two estray steers; one a red steer, the other white and light brindle, and supposed to have been worked, marked with a crop off the left ear and a split in the same; and supposed to be three years old and appraited at thirty-five dollars by Samuel Elev and Michael Elev. LABON HEADINGTON. Dec, .31, 1863. Administ’rsSale. i Notice is hereby given that I will sell at Pub-1 ' lie Auction on. Saturday March. sth 1864. between the hours of 11 am. it 4m. t the; ! late residewee of Frederick Summers Deceased I ,in French Township Adams County Indiana the following; Described property to wit: wheat I corn. ealv. cows, l-.ogs, and Other articles too numerous to mention. A credit of iii .e months will h. given on all : snai-i over three Dollars by the pirchaser giving his note with approved security. JOHN EVKER. I Feb. 13, 1664. Administrator. Notice of Administrator to SELL REALESTATE. Notice is hereby given that David Stud a- - Administrator, d? bonus n»n, of the Esj tate of Levi Pontius Deceased ha< filed his petition to soil the Real Estate belonging to >aid decedent, his personal bring insufficient to pay his debts and that said petinon will he heard at the next terru of the 'Court of Cbmon Plea* of Adams conn tv, Indi- ’ ana. ‘i Artest.] JOHN' Me CuNNEL, 1 June! 1,1864. Glcrk.

TIIE SWEDISH BRANDY —A» its name indicates is a pt . product of th. in, ent o t ' l "hose native land la g« tedtn '(irr'A h H Hn ‘ ilclt hMic g b ®»ikw and debate flavor. p • od palatable; is hi e(l |; 96<D» Cordl '’ ~Xed' and ' B P«ially ,4, kV apted tvtha use ol all |adi„ who may r *3“'r« an »gr»eab|»' stimulating tonic, impart strength to the system, g j v jJ an increased vitality t 0 tj 1 whole human frame. It i £ a g r ; al (g , w _ ite in Sweden, so much so that it kst bj styled the national beverage. N o ( affl| ' should be without it. — Taken in ff e shape of a hot punch at night before J. iog to bed, it makes t delioiotts draught producing a healthy perspiration dispelling a colil more effectually than any other mixture that can be taken. Try jt ejtd and be convinced. | Sold by merchants & Druggistse, eri . ; where. 1 Established 1760? PETER LORILLARD, Snuff A Tobacco Manufacturer 16 A 1° C kmbirs Stanr, j _ Formerly 42 Chatham Street. New York,) Would call t>'e attention of dealers telhoanitle, Icf his mannu.t ire. viz: I BROWN SNUFF. I Macaboy, Demicros, i Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia. Coarse Rappee, Nachitoehes. American fifntbmm , CooeuLsirin Yeii.ow snuff. r ' ; Scotch, Honr v D. w Scotch, HisHi Toa«t Scotch , Free! Honry Dew Scotch Irish Hi th Toast, Fresh Scotch, or L’intivfoot. TTAttentior, is called to the large retiasiiM in prices of Fine C-.t chewing and amoaing to ’ accos, which will tefund of a superior qua. » v. TOBACCO. Fmnking. Fine-Cut Chewing. Fmokisj 1 ong, P A. 1... <>rnlain, 3. Jaco, No. I, Cnvfndish, or Sweet, Spanish. No. 2. Sweet Scented Orosnco, N 7s 1 * 1 mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish l'i ,i,h Granulated. A circularofprices will be seat nl2-7-ly. G OO D _ nFwl UNION STOVE STORE!! The reader’ of the are informed tha< AS II AG NEW Have on hand a very large and fne stcck COOKING, PARLOR and BOX STOVE!, of the very best patents —nene better ran b» ?•>’}p Jin the Pni ■• d S*ates —w 1 :rh we v ill »<]! at grea-':v ’:FI I’CFD RATES. All Stovet warrsi u ! tn be ft- or ifact w? will refmd the monev and have oo LLkmd feelings. W.» l.av© al-o a good stock of Hardware. Tin, Copper and S” ; EET I T -< N Ware, .nd Furniib ing goods, which we arc selling very low. We buy Stoves in Cincinnati. We buy Stoves in Pittsburgh. We bur Stoves in Troy. We buy Stoves in Cleveland. We sen Stove’ on time. We s.- 11 Stoves for Cash. We -.11 S»oves cheap. We sell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchasers will do well to call and exanitn* our stock,in order <o judre for themselves, at ASH <fc AGNEW’S. R 11. Schweeman’s old «tnnd, No. 87 Columbia Street. v5n39. Fort Wayne, Indiana Clark’s school Visitor. ' VOL VTL—A DAY-SCHOOL MONTHLY The Visitor will commence its seventh volume with the January number, 1863. Thia i< the only Day-School periodical published nt fifty centsr a vear. magazine form, beautifully il lustrated. Reading, music, speeches, Dialogues storin’, puzzles, etc., etc., from the very best writer*. The Visitor ha< thelargeM cirrulafion ofany educational Journal published Nhw ;a tie tin eto form clubs for winter schools. St nd for a specimen, and see in< pcpments to clubs. DAUGHADAY £ HAMMOND. Publishers, Wbiladelpbia Pa. Bounty Orders. TaZA.-l BKB's Ol'ErexJ Decatur, Ind , Dec. 26.1863. f N’OTICE is h»reby given to the holders o Volunteer Bnur.tr Orders, sl-o Orders is I sued for the eopport of Volunteer families : that there is nton. vin th■’ Couniv . reaaury for the redemption of all the one year Bonntv i Order, and all ordeYs for the support of Vol nnteer families issued during the year IBM. i which are now due. . Therefore, from and after the 31st dar of I D cetnher. a. o 1863. there will be no intereat .llowml, or paid, on said Orders. 'L,’’ t Treasury. C. L- SCHIRMEYER. I dec 26. '63-" w Treastirer Adams etc Public Sale. Notice is herebv given that I will sell at ntiWie auction at the lato resideneeof Sarah Vanee; I deceas-d. late of Adams countv, c.n Thurs-hy, Feb. 18, 1864, ' The following p. rsonal property,to wit:_ Hor s,.s. cattle, hogs, wheat, ano : ground.oats, corn.hay. farming utensils, ! hold furniture, Ac. TERMS: . A credit of nine months will he given ' oa> ad sum. over three deUars, by the purchaser gn i ing his note ’vi' ll ' FP is oN. I Jan. 30. 1864. AhministrygUTown Lots for Sale. [ offer for sal* In Lots No. "8. 81,89, IGO, 101. 134, 135. 136. <fc 147, in ths Town of Decatur. These lots laynear the public square and are the be?' vaean lots in Town for building P ur P i1s ’’ r> D. Notice is given that the adm’r of eqto estateo 1 ! hara Gasae.Jio-.vc.-I. will present his final trrr ■ tlcment accoqpt and vouchers to the conr so common pleas • f Adanas eounty, India’’*, ro 1 , examination an 1 settlement at tli£ next t* : of said court to be held in Dec it’ir.m **n countv. commencing on the second Monday n May, lS6t. JOHN MsjJONNT U April 23, l te 6l. Clerk