Decatur Eagle, Volume 8, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 16 July 1864 — Page 4

• -. ..fc. ■£.- — I DESOLATION. B. F, Taylor, in a recert letter 10 the Chicago Journal, points cat the signification of the word .' ‘desolation’ as follows: Your readers do not know tho meaning <if the word ‘desolation,’, from anythin!they find in lexicons but it is legibly written and terribly defined along the faces of all these regions, as upon a page. To this blessed sun, that does so much for you. gar lens nnko no) answer and fields are dumb; orchards blossom in loneliness around deserted dwelling*; the winding path to the spring has grown diin: flowers, once pets of the household are safe from the little hands of, children that shall a, vet them no more. Two Sundays ago had you strolled beyond the picket line to a certain point where Mission Ridize bends away to the south, ■ yon would h ive come upon an old ; standing ‘whi re once a garden sm led,’ the ruined, fence-le-s ground lx ing blank and bare, I a a i lively m orning and the I ■■ ' t out he ■ a lure painaui.y, ; ,s . i _...■ .. i'c hold, the orchard, standing like broken ranks after a battle. You strike upon the dopr and it returns a hollow sound like a clod upon a coffin lid. And yet the birds, brave in the loneliness, sang all the same, A poor old horse was feebly grazing - near by. and a min sat upon the ground by the angle of the wall, reading. A few words told the story; that man was once the head of the vanished household; of little'farm there had once been more than enough t|say ‘ours.’— A son whom he h id educated became principal of the academy at, R. m ?. was conscripted and his fate I unknown. Stripped of all, garner i emptv, fields unkempt, little band wandered away; and now he came ; th it pleasant morning, on a lone-, ly pilgrimage, to linger out the day around what was die very cenotaph, the empty burial place, of a dear old home. Os how much tender and delicate sentiment those ; scattered and strown inmates were possessed. I cannot tell. Probably not much: and it was better so , for if God does not always ‘temper tho wind to the shorn lamb, he somtimes gifts them with tough endurance.

At ;> meeting of the Executive; Committee of tLjis organization, held in New York on the 21th inst., it was unanimously. Resolved. That it is of paramount' importance for all coaservatixe: organiz itions to effect a conwl of action in the effort to displace the presen! administration and elect a national President, who willlo<tk| to the constitution and the laws] as hjs on! v guide for official action:, and to th it eud it is hereby determined to postpone the Union Con-' servative National CYnveniioii. ’ called tv meet in Ciiiettgoon the 2 I of ‘ ’.ly, until the 27th of August, x . .r 12 o’clock no in,believing r.i . . 1 ; ' y "f;i.s r» alivo men, that such postponement | will tend most to the accomplish, m.’iit rifthat objectR, 11. Stevfns, of New York, National Secretary.

Lincoln in Chicago,—The intelligence on Wednesday of the nomination of Lincoln at B.iltim re fell dead upon the public sense in this city, the attempt at a ratification meeting list evening was a still more mortifying failure.— It was indeed a most signal failure. The meeting was held in theopen air, but the people prent would not have filled Bryan H ill; and the proceedings were as spiritless as the crowd was meagre Ihe affair might have been fairly mistaken for a funeral occasion, which it resembled far more th in a joyous opening of a Presidential campaign. The Fremont party can do better. Let them try. — [Chi. Times. Eight steamboats have been burned at New Orleans within a short time.

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A« n proof that the Bbtod Purifier ami I’ilh ar-* purely . vegetable. I have the cerlifi' AteH of th«*<- emiuont eht-in istSi Profe’wuiv Chilton of N ¥.. anil Ixurke «>t ( iuciutiHti Read Dr Rol»nck’s Special :iml published in * tuuspicnous part of this tr*-iu time tc time. Price of the Vegct Ud*- R!<h*l Purifier, f! per hottie, or fa per half dozen. <>t (hebcaiidilja vhin V»-g stable Bl.hhl Pilln, 25 cents |>«-r b«»x, or 5 lM»x<*a f<>r fl. Principal oftlvaiitl Salesr«M>m. No. »'• F-*hi Fourth 8t 3d Building fn»in Main St., Cincinnati, O. Laboratory • Jio. 18 Haiumuixl Street. FOR SALE BY Tn Adany* fo'inty.Ly Dr. T. T. Darwin C in IWatur,Smith <fc \uttman.in Pleasant Mi John Harf, M»iin »nth, Samuel Linton, Bit o, an<l by Drusnri*! and Merchantt pennraiy i hruughout the Union. v6-nlo.

I LAUFERTY No. 91 Columbia Street, nne door west of Bran driff<Stavp and Hardware Store, WAYN£. IX’D,, • vy'DiiLD sav tn’he* public in general that h* > ♦ i* determined tnsell DRV Rwc ■ note. Hats, Flat®. Carpe**. Trunk*. <t-’ . .fee i ! cheaper t’inn an* other llousp in the city, n* country — No mistake . , Al«>. H> n •'n I I”. R<”i t v made'clothir.g, oi » made to order— Warm nted •f COUVTRY HER’HANTS , supplied cheaper ’han any other Ronsecan in I west of the Mountains. Call and sw i purchasing elsewhere, Nn trouble to show goo4t>. I. LAUFERTV. Vn Qi Col umbra Street, rSnll FortWicyn*. Indiana.

PROSPECTUS FOR 1884. THE mi!BDAVTVEffIG POST, ‘The Oldest and Best of the Weeklies.’ The Proprietors of Tub Saturday EvßHiwa Po-t —which paper is now in its Forty-third Y -ar! — would simply announce in their Prospectus foi 1864, that they design maintaining for their weekly the high character it has already acquirA FIRST CLASS LITERARY PAPERS They have reason to belove that the stories of Mrs. Wood, au'hor of "East Lvnne,” ; Miss Brandon, author of ••Eleanor’s Vietorv.” etc ; Marion IT irland, nnrhor of "Alon*-.’’ dre ; Miss Virginia F Townsend, and numerous ether excellent writers, have been generally regarded as possessing the greatest merit an I the most absorbing interest; and they design procuring for The Post in the futore" as in the past, the hast Stiries. Sketches, end other Literary Novelties which they can possibly obtain. They , intend commencing in the first paper in January. ! A NEW NOVEL, hv Mr* Wood. A'l'hor of "E is' Lvnne.” &0.. from advance sheets, exnr-*slv (orw tr ied to us from E'tobin'l This story wi'l be called • •<» sw’k I. n gR ' v ” and will be about. ih* b-n-r'h of Verner’s Pl i le’ and ‘E is' Lvnne.’ In aldilion to the Stories wittert expressly f t >r Tub Post. F liter »Lr, , itrivea loT.W b ■ ■ il> renters, the hes! S >ri s from th'. E gli*b Periodical* — ; A't 1 gives, in a l ittion to 'ho Tales and Sketches, more or less Agrictil'ural Mat. i ter, With a Ri Idle. R“C“ipt. N'-ws, and : Mark'd D- pat (men's, every week. A SEWING MXOd'NE GRATIS. We will give to any person sending thirty subscriptions to Tns !’• ST and Six ly Dollars, one of ft heeler de Wilson’s Celebrated Sewing Machines, such a* they sell for Forty five Dollars. The machires will be selected new at the manufactory in New York, hox-d. and forwarded free of co t. with the exception of freight. In procuring the subscribers fur this Premium, we prefer that the thirty sub scribers should bo procured at the regular ter.ns of Two Doliats lor each, hit' where this cannot he done, they may he ■ rocured at our club rates, and the hal ance of the S x'v Dollars forwarded to us in cash by the person desiting the machine. The papers will be sent, to differ ent Post Offices, if desired. Every person collecting names should send them with 'he money ns fast as olWiined. so that the subscriber- may b"gm at once to receive their p tp-rs, an I not become dis satisfied with the delay When the whole number of names (thirty), and whole amount of money (Six V dollar-), is received, the machine will be duly fit war • ded. Term-: Ca=i: in Advance. 1 1 copy, one year, 82 j 2 capies, one year, 3 (’() . 4 copies, one year, 6 CO I 8 copies, and 1 to getter-up of chib 12.00 i 20 copies, and 1 to getter up o' club 28 00 One copy of The Post and one of Tub Lady’s Frie'd, 3 00 the price of The Post is th. same as that of The Lttdv’s Friend, the Club* may be -tmtpnsed exclusively o' the paper, or pnr'lv of the paper and partly of the magazine. Os eotirss. the ■ premium may be either one or the other. | as d* . jC-ff- The matter in the paper will al ways be different from that in the maga C-iF Specimen numbers of The Post i sent gratis. Address DE ICON St PETERSON, No 319 Walnut st . Philadelphia Greatest Met Sal < irrular E"r ru'l>h'‘dl g i I Cjl Stra-Fil-te-n-«l l"re- ft ■J J letter i RC' i* f'»r two 3 cenll- ran.j 8. 1 Dr* Jackson, TPrb.q-: Co , Proprietor* nf | tfarionul Di-sp^nsary. Cinrin 'ni'i. O , .Lin I. H » cure all private ' with unexampled rapidi-y. Wy ‘nr -» ‘ cure Gonon’.cz’., Glect : S; r bi'’:s. I.;).t.ncy. ?’.‘uri:l r iiiw-inns. or S-l*-Ab Dinrnal

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K»-v to Love and Renntv ’ It. S'aliafactnrv re veal* veariou* wnbL-ct* I hnorc fuHv ox I plained in nnx popular wirk in tpc English | ! language Pr«e»» 'Orent* and om 3 rent stamp I nr thr*»e fo r 1 dnllnr and throe 3 cent stamps I Fnllv do-eril’pd Circular which «»vory younff ! man should have-vhetner «icvnrw«’ll. M<*d'C ‘n«»< and instructions ®eht promp‘lv m jinv nn*t of the c< untrv Consulting Ronvrgof ♦hp Di«p.»n«nrv, No. 167 Sycamore street. P. D i Box. No 4Tv DR LINIMENT R >*. all co] Inns* and rejuvenate* nr ‘ cans which have lain dormant for it.any rears. Tt'w’ll run* anv case of intpa’pner. cr<»n«p and increase th<* nn«p»orjsfv anv rensnna "de tjme Cm bo mailed with perf ct safety Price S? per bottle. na. .1 \ck«ov’s french patent m\lk It is perfectly safe and never fail* tn give ®nf I isfaciion. It is tnc n»dv «nro and sn f e proven ' live against contracting disease ever invented | Price $> each » dollar**. j»vr half dcjpn, and! do’.’n-® p*v doren sant by mal.’. Rept. 19,1

Poor Notice. Notice i* hereby pivonthnt the undersigned overseer of l lie poor will receive sealed proposals nt liis office in Root township. /Idains (•■»unty, IndiHnH,.from this date till tin-first. Monday in Miv next, (or the maintenance of Anna Maria Schultz, a pauper of said county for one year from the fir-r Monday in May J 86 i. SAMUEL ABER. April 23, l 8 '4 . Overseer of Pour. Land Appraisement Equalization. Notice is her» bv given to nil interested, th*t the Hbstrncl of the sppr .isement of the real estate of Adams county has been ret timed and filed in the Auditor’s office of «»id county, an ! th it the same «il) hr- subject to inspection between the hours ,4’9 o’clock am, an I 4 o’clock p. m , until the 6'h day of June. 1864. at winch t ; me the Board ofEqualiz'tion for said county will meet and organiz - at the court house, Decatur, in said county, for the purpose of hearing and determining grievances and '□ equalize the ftp praisement thereon. W G. SPENCER, May. 28. 1864. Aud.tor. i j To all Concerned. All person* I no'ving Themselves in- 1 (lebted to me — and their notes anil account* h‘ing (bte—'.’'ill find it to th-ir 1 interest to pay itntnotliately tn my b’nth i er Charles A. Henderson at the Store of Joseph Crabb*. EDGAR HENDERSON Jan. 20th 1831.

TEIIIISBEDTfEHTMI.DI’IIIfES! Codey’s Lady’s Book GREAT LITERARY ANO PICTORIAL YEAR! The publisher of Godey s Lady’s Book, thankful to that public which has enabled him to publish a Magazine for the last thirty four vears of n larger circulation than any tn Amctica, las made an arrangement with the most popular authoress in this country — MARION HARLAND. Authoress of ‘Alone, Hidden Path, Moss Stde, Nemesis, atrd Miriam ’ whowill flirt.i-h stories f-r ’he Lady’s Bonk for 1864. Thisalonc will place the I.adv’* Book in literarv point of view far ahead of nnv otlt er ina'ciZ’ne. Marion Harland wri.es for no Other magazine. Our other f.vorUe writerwill allcoutinue to finnish articles throughout the ve.-.r. THE BUST Ltdy’s Migaxlne In the World, and Cheapest. The Literature is of that kind that can < rend tiloti'l in the family circle, end the cl rev in immet.se numbers are subscriber* lor the The Music is all original, and would co=t 2* cents (the price of the honk) in the nni-ic storeMit most of it is copyrighted, and cannot be obtained except in Godey. Onr t-tcel engravings. All effort* to rivet us ■n ibis have cea*e<l. and we now stand alone in this departm-mt eivimr. a* we do. man\ no re and infinitely better engravings than are put,li-h.>4 in nnv other work Godrv’s itnmen-e rlonblc sheet fashion plates contsiei' from five 'o -even full length coin rod fa-bions on o»o|> plate Other n>-icnztn<-s eirennlvtwo Far ahead of ->nv f, shion* in l-’nrope or Atm-i-ioa. I'lie pi blicalions of these I elate* eo-t *10? o'l more than f.a«hion plates of I .|,p ol<l style, and nothing bitt onr womlerfullv lav.ro ci renin t ion enable* n* to give them O her maw zine* r">in't rffiwd it Wp nrvor j ttpnrp mon<*x' wbrn flip nub’ir cn !»<• H’rw’fil tp<’ Tlv»«e fnchion* mnv bp relit 4 on Dr< , « c *’*‘ mnv bp uid4p af*nrtb«>m nn.-1 tbp wpnrcr nnt anbjopt hn-culf tn rirlicnlp n* wniibl bp Ducnsp if dm visit'4 tbp ]?>rrp citip« r||pn«n4 after il»p cH-Ip nf thr <«ivpn in smne nf our popaßprl f t«liinn nv»p!»7'»i'« Our Wnnr] Fr'rrnV’”'rc. nf which fri rr twirp nr thrpp f iinne pp mn-v nnv o*bnr majr n z"nn arp nfifpp mhtah' n for stppl. 7 hey ar«-

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A NEW MAGAZINE FO/l THE LADIES. THE LADVS FRIEND A MONTHLY MAGAZINE • >F LITERATURE AND FASHION. The subscribers would beg leave to call the attention cl their frii nds and the public to their Nsw Magazine which they are about to issue, and the January number of which is nearly ready. The be "lIIE T-ADY’S FRIEND. end it will be devoted to choice Literature and the illustration of the Fashions. It will also contain the latest patterns as l Cloaks, Cap*. Bonnet.*, Head Dresst s Fancy Work, Eml roidery, &e . <Src ; with Receipts, Music, ami other matters inter-•-s'ing to la-tie* gr-ni-rsHv. THE LADY S FRIEND will be edited by Mrs Henry Peterson, who will rely upon the services in the Literary Depart-no-nl, o' the following UNRIVALLED c rp* cf WRITERS: I Mrs. Henry Wood, nni hnr o' E>*t Line,’ ! <fce ; Mary Howitt, M trinn Hathmf, au''linr ol ‘Alone’; ' ( r* ES. Randolph, i E'anor C Donnelly. C M Trowbridge, J Margaret Hosmer. Virginia F Towns'nd. Mrs. M. A. Denison. Clara Angusla, Liura J Arter. Angu*t Bell, Anna L G , Charles Morris. Helen M. Pratt, M iggi" C. Higby. Mrs Anns | B icbe. Lucinda B. Browne. Carrie Meyer. Mrs M F Tucker, Fannv M. Ray. i mond, Frances H Slo ffi.-ld, Mr* L D, Shear*. Caroline A Bdl. Annie F K»nt, | Sophie Mav, Harris Rvtne, Mrs 2 B. .Spencer, Mattie Dyer Britts. Arnie Rus-

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v otiep tn Heirs, of Petition TO SFT.L REAL ESTATE, c t*»tp of fndi-'n- ? Count r ( . . n No.ire hrnhv gdvrn that S»rnlp«, A '’min is’mb r of th« T’ptate o n drew W Q cnl s. Dcc<*q«nd. h«« filed ’ V ’inn tn sell the Rr nl F-tatn r<* t’.<. Rpredcnt ♦hn P« r«nral Estate hring in®offi r ’ p ’' f <f * . bnr debts nrtd that «nid pe'ifinn vHI 1 P nt th< next term of the Court of Common r »a----r-S<id County. JOHN Me CONVrT . | May 21. C. 0 C. f’. Adairs County, Administrators Notice. I Notice i<- herchv virpu that 1 have taken nnt I Tettcr« of A'minptrflth n on the Fste ,p e |Wm. Smith deceased .late nf xdams Cout . ; Said Est Ate is supposed to be in c nlrc»’t JOSEPH ROOP May 7. IHH -3v Adrobustrae<*