Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 38, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1865 — Page 4

A Bit of Romixce —A lady living in * ibis city, separated from hei husband by ibe vKMsitades of the war, at last reached the conclusion that he was dead. She. patted, piece by piece, with her jewelry, then with her laces and finer clothing, und finally was driven almost to absolute distress. The other day she received a', letter from a gentleman in Mississippi, ■ informing her that her husband had late-. !y died there, Searing a fortune of orer i 860,000, to which she was the sole heiress. A check for 8100 accompanied the letter. Her hasbind having enlisted j ia the army, was discharged on account of illness and, oaring to the unsettled . state of the country, he preferred to remain in the extreme South until the close I of the war. While there be became en- • gaged in various speculations, and raids large amounts of money. He expected to rejoin Lis family as toon as peace was declared. He invested his funds in cot- j ton, and had just disposed of it when death closed his career. He had written many letters to his wife, Lut none of them, reached her. She departed, i .e&lerday, for Natchez, to realize the j competence that awaits her.— philadel- 1 pkia Gazette. _ cyA coxfirmku bachelor uses the foil- i owing argument against matrimony: Calico is a great piompter of laziness. If young m n wish to accomplish any thing of moment, either of head or of hand, they must keep clear of the institution, entirely. A pair of sweet lips, a pink waist, swelling chest, a pressure of two delicate hands, will do.as much to : unhinge a man as three fevers, the measles, a large sized whooping cough, a pair of lock jaws, several hydrophobias, the doctor's bi 1. jswlt married couple went to Niagra on a visit and the gentleman, in order to convince his dear that he was as brave as he was gallant, resolved to go down into the “Cave of Winds.” She of; course, objected: but finding that he was; determined, affectionately requested him to leave his pocketbook and watch behind. Max coming home one night I rather late, a little more than “half seas over,” feeling thirsty procured a glass of, water and drank it. In doing so he j swallowed a small ball of silk that lay m ' the bottom of the tumbler, the end of the • thread catching in his teeth. Feeling, something irr his month, and not know \ ing what it was lie began to puli at the end’ and the little ball unwinding, he ; soon had several yard),of thread in his | h tud, and stiff no end, apparent y. Terrified, he shouted at the top of his voice: | “Wife! wife! I say, come here! lam all i unraveling.” ZrT Some of our religious exchanges tell a story about a woman being relieved from speechless grief by a hymn. e have known a number of the sex to be stron, ]y affe:ted and greately benefited by bims before this. C3"An exchange gives reasons for not. publishing a poetic effusion’ as follows: “The rhythm sounds like puinkins rolling over a barn floor while some lines appear to have been measured with a yard stick, and others with a ten-foot pole.*' C-g-The Richmond Tiiitet say of waterfalls: “We have watched these phen omens carefully anl they have been growing larger every Sunday and the tails of the horses of the young 'vdies' pipes are growingsmaib-r.” Damages for liein; Tarred and Feathered. In the action tried before tha Supreme Judicial court at Saltm, Mass., Inst week, Mr. Geo. W Stone recovered damages to the amount of >'B6o, fur injuries received at the bands of Wm. Seger and other citizens of Swampscott, on the morning of the 15th of April last, the day after the Ks.-msmation of President Lincoln. I', appeared, that the plaintiff who was a bouse painter, was at work at tlae time in Swampscott, au 1 was called upon by a number of persons, rabauitants of Swampscott, who told him that he Lad been beard to express his joy at the news of the President's death, and his regret that it had no; occurred three years before. Av be failed to make satisfactory retraction or explanation, he was taken from the house, marched some three quarter? of a mile to the post office and there tarred and feathered. He was then taken to the Town Hall, where a convention of teachers was being held, and finally was placed in a boat and dragged about a mile. There was also some evidence tend ing to snow that be w ,s kicked and struck, and that other violence was offered hitn. But upon this the testimony was conflicting. The damages were laid at twentyfive thousand dollars. ta* There is a rumor in circulation in Louisville that « tremesidnu l - qiiAßtfly o! powder has accumulated and is still accumulating ia Cairo, and that commissaries’,quartermasters’ trad rrmrfrr.T 1 , s tores are gathered there for a hundred thousand men. The rumor says the store have been ordered South, but the powder," so.far as known, remains in Cairo. W» know not what it means. It may be that Vncla Sam has some idea of teaching Maximilian how to light, or asking him to leave the continent, backed up by a very forcible argument. The policy of sending a Minister to the Jutrez Government in Mexico, goes to nhow that our jGovernment is unfriendly to the Meriear. Empire. IV? await with anxiety the President’s message.— E:<ir>.,ville Courier.

DECITIB BISI.VESS CAROS! F. A’ jelleff, Physician end Sargcon. DECATUR, INDIANA. IT OFFICE—T-i Houston'» Block, secure ( ; Joor over Drug Store. vß—nls. David Studabaker/ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ASB Claim Agent. DECATUR, INDIANA, XTVJLL pr-c'i-e a Adams and adjoining . V v Counties; will secure boon tier .pensions. ; and all kinds of claims against the Govern- i 1 menu ; ITOFFICE.—On Main Street, immediately • ; South of the Auditor’s Office. v®-t»42 | i INDIANA CENTRAL INSURANCE COMPANY, , LAFAYETTE, IND. — Capital, ...... 1300,000 00. OFFICERS. Dants t. Bsawlev, President. E. D. Mar=h, Vice President. N. C. HrLDSUBSASD, Secretary. J. H. L. StATTOW. General Agent. V. B. SIMOOKE, I oral Agent, [ June 2. 1365 Decatur, Ind I WM. R. IDORWIN, | DEALER IN : CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY. Ete. Also on Land and for sale cheap a superior; ■ assortment of Letter, i Cap, and Note Paper, Envelopes, Notions, and Photographic Albums. Watch;-' and Cl repaired on short notice f an .tithe M .st reasonable terms. Store on Eec- ; and street, one door above N. Mcibers. June 30. . v3uls—ly HARMON BOSSE, UNDERTAKER, SHOP NEXT DOOR TO KING & BRO., BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP, MOMOEST-DECATUR, INDIANA. I would inform the public that I keep con ■ ' stoutly on hand a large assortment of coffins- 1 and will manti’fact ore them to order at all times I In connection with ray business I keep a hearse*.. to attend funerals, w ithout an▼ extra charge j | Give me a call, as I feel satisfied that I ran I ' furnish every thing in the line of undertaking, i : in the best style, and at reasonable rates. Aug. 25. Gm Appointment of Administrator. NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Administrator j I « Bonis .Von of the estate of I-aac Debolt,: ’ deceased, late of Adams county. The estate ' is probably solvent. JEREMIAH ARCHBOLD, Adm’r. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. N OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator ; jof the Estate of Zachariah Merryman late of , i Adams county,decease;’. The estate is prob- I ably solvent. JEREMIAH ARCHBOLD, I Sept 15. 4w Adm’r I vi“cnrsiruirG It Burns, I« his Line of Business, Defies the World! 4 LLotberLTKEI?<STITVTICNSthrownin A \e shade? Alien -t Lt COMPETH lON ; go-e by the BOARD I: is acknowledged by ill that he can sell a BETTER article es Harness, S.itldit-s Bridle*, Z'fc/Tk Whips, and all such like ’ | for LESS money than any other establishment INorllieaster 11 Indi &n a, w i tho u t except ion. His work is all warranted to be made of the • vory best material, and made by old arid expe- >’ rienced workmen. i! Bng;ie» and carriage* trimmed in thelalest , ‘ and most approved style. Repairing done on short notice and at reasonable rate*. 'I ITi.i'e us a call, aad we will convince yon !I of the truth of what we say. We PAY CAEH >f -,-tr stock, and consequently BUY CHEAPk Eli than if we b.;u;ht o'- TIME, and efeour te ; an sell in proportion. B. W. 0 A KLE Y , i WWHSM.E AND RETAIL DEALER IN ! I; FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ; ‘ HARDWARE, ; . ! Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, I RUBBER AX'D LEATHER BELTING. Etc. > 79 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE, IND. 1 Appointment of Administrator. I: il NOTICE is hecebr given that the nnder t signed has been appointed Administrator with I the »ill annexed of the estate of Jahn McLean I deceased. The estate is probaK>y solvent •I ' HBTBT MeLEAN, • Nov. 3. 4w Administrator. License Notice. Notice is hereby given to the eitizenv r>f Washing**! township in Adams County Stale 3 of Indiana, that Charles L. Schirmeyer and ( Franklin W. M. svie under the name and estate of Schirtneyor and will *np!y to the Board of Cummi-sioners of saH AdartH asgnty ' at »heir next sessifm, to romtnence on the first s Monday of December, 1R65, at the Court House . in said County, for a license for one rear to 1 ■ sail spirituons, vvn<.m, malt and intoxicating j s liquors in less quantity than a quart, in the’ first story of the building owned bv said • ; Charles L. Schirmeyer, situate on the foflowim. t ; described premises in the town of Decatur, ui ( Washington tb ' qship, Attains County, State ’i of Indiana, to wit: Commencing al the South 1 r WHt Corner of inlot number fifty in oaid » , town, thence North East at right angles with f Second Street sixty fr-ot thence North West parallel with Second Street twenty taet thence 'South West parallel with the first mentioned r line sixty feet to Second Street, thence Sooth ; East alone Second Street twenty feet to ti.e ' ,' place of beginning, to be used as a bersrav e l on said ptauii-es. C. L SOHIRMKY.ER 11 oct t?7 iw r. w. mlßssie. ”

Al YEH’S ' Sarsaparilla TOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. 1 Xnd f r the epeedr cure es the fxpewinj romplniEte : ’ Scrofula and fcrofaioni Affactfwell as Twznore. Ulcere, Sores, Eri»ptloßi, Pimplee. Puetuiee, B’otchze, Cells, . ■ Bkinn, and a. 11 SJktu Dfseaeeb. oaklam». Ind., 6<.h Jane, I<s. | J. C. Ara A Co. Geeu: 1 £»i it mj dary *o »e- --’ k-> »hM *xjr has do&« f_r me. ' 11*■> ;~jf a Scrufttkoa i&feetino. I here euFered j ! frera it in reye Ac yean. b< meuraee ft barv* cat ia fixer* Gn K kaoda *l4 a.'SM, RsOULidm it j turned tnw-rd aad tuK.-eaeeJ se U the *uxaach. Two . yea.-* ajn it Lroke cat on my t*od anti ecverad any euaip j and son with roe eure. which am p%.afn! and ; -aihetme I t*ry-rcd dMeriptKo. I tr?d many and aexaraJ f physafe&a, bat wjtbuct ;_ cch raikf f-xan u; thing. In i feet, the grew »cm. At Ui<th I wae rqckot : to read in U*e »-saecj«r that tcrj had prepared ; an alterative :^ejaapar.!*.. f r I knew tom year | I tkm that aay tbi££ yet Blade be fvod. I aent to j CinanuAU an£ £.l tt, and need it tni it eared me. I took • it. aa you fcd’we, xn «n.ul ocmauf a uexpn»ful orer a Xn-jjkth. and need ahnuet three bouses. >ew and inalthy | akin »>cu to<an to fcmr nnder the acab. which after a • while ft.. :fL My atm to dear, and I know by my • that the djeeoee has <o<»e my eyetes. Twa can well believe that I feel vi*ai I am aaying when I teU i you, that I yoa to be one w< the apr.ulea of the a<es. aad nmain ever Y-wa. AUKID R TALLIT. i Jsi. Aatboay’a Fire. Rote ar Tetter «cd Bait Kt*earn, Scald Head* Ringworm, bore Eyes, Dropsy. j Dr. Robert M. Preble writes from Satan, X. T-, Ifltt, that ha hie cured aa inveterate ease of Z>r»p«y, which threateaed to terminate faudiy, by the nee of ear carnaparlla. and aleo a danjvrow by larze dance of the same; aaya ( be c iree the cocntacn £rvn<»--eM by It co&ManUy. Bronchoeele, Goitre or Swelled 3feak« Zetmk* Sloan of frirepert, Texan, wriaee : “Three i Cw -f yonr Sarsaparilla eared d»-* from a Coifrt—- a hid•exje awefiiiig ca the neck, which I Lad fr xa orer two yearn." Leucon-hfr* or TVhltea. Ovarian Tumor, ! Uterine Ulceration, Female Dleoanea. Dr. JB. S. Channing, of New York City, writes j M I | most ebeerfolly comply with the re; sect of your agent 13 , aaying I have ftrund y-«r senaparil:a a must excellent * j alcera:ive in the oomplafnto for whi-h wn employ inch a remodr. but eere-hiiy in /t-saie naaaaca , i cf the ScrofulAua diaiheria. 1 have cured niaay loveur- . | a*e raaee us Lencnrrhoea by it and some where the cctapuunt wu oaeeed by ef tbe ttUryu. The uleeraricn itself ww wxjb cared. Nothing within my legwledg° eqwals it for three female derv.gemanta.” inward & Marrow, of Newbcry. Ala., writes, “A dmprvui Grcriflua rjc cue of the females in my fam Uy, which had defied all the we ecu 14 employ, haa n£ length been eompfetcly cured by year Axtract of bar- I nap*ri;ia. Onr pbyauiaa thought to tting Lui extirpation conld afford relief, bat be advised the trial of year Sarsaparilla m> the last reaort before catting, and to proved effectual. After taking your remedy eight wacke Bo nymptetn of the disease remaina" Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. Nrw Osluuwh. 25th August, ’ -3Q. Dto J. C. Am! Sir, I ehacrfully amply with the rw- . r:*st of yosr sgect. and rerert to y r u none of the effects , have rwdiced with vour Sarsaparilla. I bav* eur*d with It, in my practice, mnet of the eoas } plaints for which it to recommended, and have found its | effects truly woad-rful in the cure cf Ferereal and Afcrcwritri . C'.* of my patients bad Syphilitic rjceni in bin throat, wbfch were eoturumiog Lis palate aad the top of his mouth. Tour Baraiparflla, steadily taken, cured him ia fire weeks. Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in hto noeo, and the akaration had eaten away * ojuaidertble part of it, to that I belkve the j dtoo?dec would soon reacL hie brain asd kill bun. But ft < yielded to my adminlatrato.-n of your Sarsaparilla: the ; j ulcers and he is well again, act of coum without soec- dtofi juration to hie face. A woman who Lad teen treat*-! for the same -±»order by mercurv was suffering tr -m this potoou in her t-?uea. They had’become to seoI mtive to the cuaiuer that -D ads op day she suffered excrwriarißM paiu in her jcintY and bunee. She, tco. was ♦ eu.-t-d eatiryiy by your fa.-axpar:lla in a few we«ka I know frooi its formula, which y ur agent gwre me. that l' this Preparation from your bborrtory must lea great remedy; coaeeqaenUy, these truly remtokable results with it have not surprised me. w Jratoraally yours, G. V. LA SJMIR, H. D. Hheunatfsm, Gent, Liver Complaint* Ijrrxraer-zwex. Preet r. Ya., fth July, Dx. J. C. Ara*.: Sir, I have l<een a£Heted with a pahsfbl ehr.sue k for a long time, which iwff a..* the skdl of phyre-.ana and stuck to me in rpite *f s'i the reme-2;ee 1 could find, nntil J triad your Sarsaparilla. One bottle cured me in two weeks, and reeured my general health sc mu h that I am tar u-tler than befeare I was •uscksd. 1 think R a wonderful medione. J. FhJIAM. J a tea T. Getoheß, of Ft Louis, writes: “I have b*en afßkte-1 for with an es tW Latr, which destroyed mj health. I tried every thing, and every thing ftd.ed to rehere me; aad I have been a brokenAvt man for s -me years from no other cause than nf Vu Liver My beloved pa*: *r. the Rev. Mr Espy, advised me to fry ycur Saraapanlla. because he said he knew yea, I and any thing you r.iato wan worth trying. By the bless- : lag of God it has cured me. and has so purified my blood aa to make a new man of tne. I feel y- ung aga.3. Tbs , beat that can tc said of yoe ia no* half go*>l er iugh.* Rchlrrui.fancer Tumors, Enlargement, Ulceration, Caries and Exfoliation of the Kones. A gr*at variety nf cares have been reporiw’ to where cure* '4 £!*•*« formidai-i* cr-mplaiuts lave fr m the cse of this remedy, bet our e;ace here will not eirnit I tlmin. Sem* of then: may be footed la our Ame?iean j Almanac, which the agents below earned are pleased to fumiah gratis to sli who call for them. Dy ape pate. Heart Dfsease, Fits, Epllepw ejr. Melancholy, .Keuralgfa Many remarks! !e rures of these affeetjene mt» f-eerj made by the sk*rative pr» «r c.f this mMikine. It stima. j la?»e the vital functions Into vigorous acb.r, and t! us i over-xjtnvje disorders which »■ uld besappoesJ »*y .nd its f ' riWbrh. Such a remedy he* kmg been r?T>ir»d by nw> i | eesaitta of the peopte, arid we are tonfickftt that Uut will j { do for them all that me bstae tan do. > Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ? foil TITE RAPID CURE OP Coujhi, Colds, Inflatnza. Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Coa« sumption, and for th* Ktllti !■ of Consumptive Fatieu&£ , 2u advanced fftsges of the Disease. This is a remedy w» urirereally knewn to rrrrawi t*y ' oth*r for the cure of thrat and lang c--mp!smts, that it ! to uee’ew here to puh.’wh the vwidence <jf ii« virrues. Its unrivalled excellence for roughs and cold*, and Its truly , 1 wonderful cures of pulmonary di*eaM. have made ft • known throughout the eiVfltad rations of the earth. Few are the e mjr.unitMS, or evra familie*. among tb?ia I who ha-s not ecn-.e personal experience ct its effects — | srxDa living trophy in their midst of iu victory *rv«r the subtle and dangerous disorders of the threat lungs. as aa kb w u.« dreadwi taaiity oi nltordeza, a*id as they k w, toe. th?effects • f tiiis need hot do mor* titan to assure them that ft Las new all the vir- • tuea that it did have when njaVisg the cures whish have [ won so strongly upon tha confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYE 3. & CO, LovUL 2Um. and fcr Bale by 1 . T. Darwin, Decatur; at wlirilesalb hy C. West, Toledo, and by dealers in medicine everywhere.. EXECUTOR’S SALE. hereby Riven, that the under ■ lx Mgneil, Bteetitorof the last wH! of Zeda k,ah Brown, deceased, by virtueo> an order of j ibe C-'tiri of Comuion Plea,of Adams oounty, State of Indiana, will sell at Public Sale, at the door of the Court Hoose, in Ada-ns ereintv. On the 4th Day of Koiember, 1865, ' And between the hours of 10 o'clock, A M. anfi 4 o’clock P. M. on said day, the following de scribed Real Estate, ta witt The North half of the northwest quarter of tbe southwest qnar ter of H<-etlnn ewemytwa and ibe 8o«t»i half of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of M-etion t wenty oue.aM in t»wn4r'p twent veigtit north, of Range fourteen East, in the said county of A-taras except from sinh taak nan»r-;l tr-'Ct ulTtiiat part of sail tract Ivfn™ southwest t>f the Port Wayne and Decatur Plank Road so called, also except a tract de , scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing on tbe west line of sat 1 tract where the Plank Pu>ad I crosses the said line in the center of the road running theuco north along the line four rods theuce east eleven rods, thence south ten and Oiee-bnlt rods to the Plank P.oad,the H c» abmg said road to the place of beginning, leaving in said last named tiact about fifteen acres of land which saut land will be sold subject tn the life estate of Mary Brown, widow of said ■ decedent therein and will be sold ou the following terms: One third cash in hand, onethird in * ( g and one third in twelve months, wish interest on deferred pwUTCBU !>y tbe pur ohaser giving his notes with approved M-u-I nhy. waving bwu-il’. of valuation and appraise \ J-HK WOT.

DR. ROBACKS STOMACH ' » BITTERS ARE KOT TO BE EXCELLED BTOMACHIO X - X3> DIGESTIVE ORGANS. are, wot to tWc i a i'W€&vc\ax«' kX'ANA.cXx \y-A\, cavtc. c.\\. Wxc. “AU yvXxvcXn \\c\v \o, -1 as a vfiw\.cA\.a\. a<fj v\X —a rj,vt<\X '2le«\\\.vAov o') X\\c Yxv X\\t "SAvows &vsXv\e\% ' ««X et\x& SovkXXxxYsivt VX.O.S, 3o* Ch XokYC* X\.VWC, vo.we'o. v\e.eA«A o-w o.vXkeXc ©5 i j SXowhatVv ‘SvXXc.vs. w\x\e\x, } ; XivVccxx via, \lvo\s.c,v <\wt.\v\X\.X\.cs, , cvoA aX X\xa \wo\ur XvrtVC, a sure \s\-tv-tx\X\.v-e. j : Piliczt-s Feuer, Fever ani jlgue, Liver Corrbpicozni, (Lyspepszr,, IrbdzgestioTi,, JavL7id,ice, LiLtey ComplcLZTita, arxiN. t\W CCvsc asti %vkv\- : Loy \xt\Xwv&. 'VVxxse *BW\cx% ate coox\sOscA. vavc, t\o.ik vooX* tvoA j \»Yuc\\ wvakc, X\\twv £ f Voxx\.c. liv "RoWek’ft tvtc, XY.e. \soov vfceotxV Vviexvit. Xiv. "S.oY)O.cVs W\.\Xq\'S X\xt \.oov vkxaw vwa.w.kj ' YiotXov's Y 5 t\.\%. ftXoxxxac\\ TVxXXqx* avc, X\\e r\.e.\x v»xa.\x'ft SoXo.ee. ow<\ CoxYVjovX. "Dv. "5A.0' l oaek‘% 'BxXXCYfc uxv-'xoovaXe X\\e. vwak o.\\iX JleXj\X\.Xo,XeA. Xiv. ■Ro'oo.eVe. S\owxae\x div\.\>c t\vok vciakt su\sc e.u\o\jo.\Ae. Y>v. TXo'oa.ck'% 'S>\oY\\k\.e\x. I&\.\X,c?cs ove X\\e So\t\’vev'% VAe\xA.,\iv> \Ytovv\xto.,''dv>s'B.XxeAVfo.o.Xvsux, eXe. 57tee« fitters are put up in quart bottles, of whio\ the dbeve is a facsimile. label is finely engraved, and. is provided with a safe-guard, from cO'ar,ierfetters. per bottle, 0? six for £5. C. W. Jfobasic, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 . East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whsm all orders should be addressed. FOR SALE BY In Adams county,by Dr. T.T Dorwir. Co in Decat»ir,S;nilb k N nttman.in Pleasant Mills John Hart, Monmouth.Savnuel L»bU>b, Buro,and by Drugtr>*»t and gen n raiy, throughoutth« Cuion vfi-nlO. StSTB or IxtIMMS i Adorns County. J Samuel Hilton vs. Litis Hilton. Iu the Court of Common Pleas of Adams crmntv, January term, DM6. JT appearing to the satisfaction of the clerk ( of said court, by affidavit filed, that said , defendant, Lilia Hilton, is a non-resident of the State of Indian. Notice is hereby given said non-resident of tbe filing and pendency of said complaint, and uaiwi she appear before the Judge of SniJ Court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in the town | of Decatur, ir> said county, on Monday the , Bth day of January, 1866, and answer or de-, uiur to said complaint, the same will be heard . and determined in her absence. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Oct 27. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. < Wanted! Wanted!’ By C abb* A MoXes, all the ashes in the coun try, for whith ’he very highest market price will be paid.—juae Id 4 I Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ». - ■—* - I

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The cMebratcd author in this admirable essay clearly demo; strates, from a thirty years’successful practice, that the alarmin? consequen cee of self—abuse may be radical]? cured without the dangerous u*e of internal medicine or th<* application of the knife—pointing out a | mode of cure at once simple,cerinin, an<leffec tual.by means of which every B’.iffever,no matter what his condition may be, inav cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. O’Tbis Lecture should be in the hands oi i every jouth and every man ia the land. I Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post-yau -on receipt of six cents, or two ■. • post stamps. Address ilie publishers | CHAS. J. C. KLTXE <k CO., 127 Bowery,New York, Post Officebox 4 586. | I Notice To Non-Residents - "IIIN the Court of Common Pleas, matter of the estate of Ithamer Olney, deceived of Ad I ams county. Indiana. January Term, 1866. ‘ Andrew J. Johnson ~4 Jia’r..' v«. Claim. Ixivd Gatten, Lewis Gatten, Lucy R. Gatten, Lucinda Gatten, I William Galien and I Sarah Gatten. J IT appearing from affidavit filed that the 1. above tamed defendants, Loyd Gattnn, Lewis flatten, Lucy P. Gatten, Lucinda Gatten, Wiliir.ro Gatten and Sarah G uteu, are non resident* of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefor hereby given sai 1 defen•i dents of the filingand per.dency of the plain J tiffs against said defendants for the situ of * Three, Hundred and fifty dollars, and unless ibey be and appear at the Court House in the town ofDecatnr, on Monday Bth day of January, 1865, is bring the first day ofthe next term of said Conrt,and plead by answer or demur to said claim, o’ the same will be heard and determ ned tn their absence. Witness my hand and soal of said court this ’oth day of November, 18 :5. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Nov.lo. 4w by A. J. Hill, Depty. License Notice. Notice is hereby gtaen, to the citizens of l Washington township in Adams County, State iof Indiana, that Michael Sorg will apply to j the Board of Commissioners of said Adtms i county, at their next, session to commence on! , the first Mpnitay of December 1865, at the Court i i House in said county, for a license for one I i year to sell spirituous, vinous, malt, and : i intoxicating liquors, in less quantity than al I quart at and in the building owned ’bv John I I Meioers,Jr..situate on tlie following described 1 j premises in the town of Decatur, in Washing- 1 I ton township, in Adams co-.mtv, Indiana, to! ’. wh: Comrnenring at a point on Second Street, ’ ■ thirty six feet South East of the North East i > corner of inlot number sixty-one in said town j ; j of Decatur, thence running Southwest at rtaht ■ angles with Second street forty feet, thence EMnUli Last parallel with Second street tintteen feet, thence North East parallel with the Inie first described, forty feet thence North West along Second street to the place of be ginning, thirteen be used as r beverage ; on said premises. Oet.‘.‘7, tr MICHAEL SORG A FARM FOR SALE~ 'VIOTJCE is hereby given. That the under Ls signed Commissioner by virtue of an or- 1 : der of the Court of Common Pitas of \dam« 1 County, made at the Septerr.lier Term thereof, 11 i..t„eyear lc6o, will sell at Private Sale, from I after , tJ l e 3t!l <Ja - v °F December, A. D. I Jo 5, at the laxv office, of the undersigned, i.n ! , the town of Decatur, in the county of Adams, in I 1 i I“ e , S .j ate oi Indiana, the following* described! 1 , L,_ate, to wit: 1 he southeast quarter and j I fractional lotsoo. five and six (5 <4 6), all In sec- i I ‘i.°" in Township,tweuTy-five (&; i I baßh.Raiigefourteen (HjeastTig Countw I ,of Adams in the Stale of Indiana, eoiL,l Itatiung 243 80-100 acres. The above laud 1 IP ’■hat is knpwuas Cte.VaiAce Farm, en the I : Wabash River. He land isof most excellent ' S® 3 .ty aitoUect, about i.V I acres cleared. |IS will be sold in payments of cash in hand, IH ,n one year, aa-1 in twovears, bvthe pur- | cnasergrviqg h lg 11O tes wish interest on <lej tarred payments, secured to the satisfaction of I •>•« tusderwrued, DAVID STI'DAP.AKF!?, ! • ijgt l? f -» Commissioner.

H -on A Hamlin Cabin-c. ’.forty atfcrent strles. eda}-,,) j secular music, for |BO to $6 00 mu, »sd 1 ’FIVE GOLD or SILVER MET) aLS miITY (first prerr.-urns swarded them fn * Catalogr.es free. Address, MASmr X? ! *l LIN, Busrox, or MASON BROTHEHs v 3l ' I ’ ' CBK ’ v3-n2- fl -----—■———-- -- -- ~, ... -Ij, XOTIfE TO SCHOOL TE.iffljj- , tur, ot> the 1 sfe'cial. • The School Law positively pr :•. ; nation upon any other dav than' that .Vi for public exsmixation. and recuire«,’| I | ers to amnt to tbe Examiner a „„*] ,eacl " I .good character, from a T C w.»>H t - ,ts ' I ! s X*i7 pr 'T” tcit ' len J 8-E..IC SHERIFF’S’ SALE. " ’ Tuwx or Decaxis, 1 VS. . | Mortitrcre Whitridge. ) IN the Conrt of Common Pleat nf i ■ County. Indiana. t' By virtue of an order of sale 'o . ■ j and delivered by the clerk o?7he „™d C» - I j the atawe entitled cause, I hy TC 1 w.n expose for sale at Pubta I >; tl.e Conrt House door in said coentv the hours of one and four o’clock Pit T I r 4th day of No:. tuber, A. 1) 1' ° f ,k ! profits for a term of years r -’to ’.« f > the following described premises towip ( In lot uumber two hundred and'.WMirflH, . ( in the town of Decatur, as the Ml 5, S Jeta ‘ Inated on the recorded plat of said m D 6 1 And on failure to realize there!:™ : J (amount of the judgment, ir.teresf thereno.aM I . I costs, I wil at the same time sad place,and 1 . in the manner aforesaid offer for sale thefee t suripteof the above described premisM.hken i ? as the property of the said defendant to uliifr said execution. JACOB STIT.TS J. R. Boao.Att’y. Sheriff, Oct C, 1t63, 4w i Notice of Distribution TO HEIRS. VTCTICE is hereby given, That at the Ji» I 1 A trtty term of the Court of Common Pleo S ’ i of Adams eoumv. after final settlement of th S j. state of Barbara Gass, deceased. one hundred g j and sixty three dollars and fifty-nine crau ■ ’ were found remaining for distribution among B ’ I ’-he heirs. Said heirs anT hereby notified j> S I appear at the next term of said Court and re ■ ceive their distributive share. JOHN McCONNffL, Clerk, 0ct.20, 1865. w ByA. J. Hill,Depntv ! NiBILCK & CTOSS? VfnOLESALE AXD RETAIL DXAIJLR IN HOOTS, SIWES, AND LEfflll. At Niblicks Old Stand iu Decatur, ludiiii . IS receiving constantly a large and Teryn pcrivr Stuck of '.Vinter Boots and Sfioes, | Widen v t > are Belling at snch prices as will put 3 'be time*,and we’tnean tn demonMraledii* fsc ro our customers* Amoug the stock villbe found a lar?e assortment of LADIES* AND MISSES SHOES, Gaiters, Bootees. Ac., Ki 1 heeled Slipperl I Calf, Kid. Glove kid Congress heeled Gaiter* jdil Balmorals. CHILDREN'S WEAR. Kid heeled Balmorals and fancy and ttrOTjr ; Shoes of al! kinds—including the celebrated I | Cojtper Toed Shoes, the best ami cheapen evur got up. MEN’S, YOUTHS’, AND BOYS’WEAR »f all kinds, cf the best quality* and a! :W lowest rates. • Leather, Findings, &c ( ,| A full stock. Thf- whole having beta bough , for Cash, and will be soid cheap. MMWE AID tTSTiM If® And we warrant nil articles tobewelliw carefully made, and of tbe best material*. Calf and Kip Boots. Stogies Bmgana and Ladies Wear. Os all kinds, kept on hand and made to tw 9 ure. The public are invited to call and exini irt <>a« stock before purchasing of Stocks.a? Ts -• warran onr Goo.is to be of the bert qaiutr. and will be sold at much lower prices than cm | l»e purchased at any other establishment inti l s County, or even at Fort Wayne. i O’CALL—we charge pothing forshnrU 1 our Goods. NIBLICK <t CLOSB, Dvertubcr 2C.1563. LNeatcr. ’ Notice of Appointment o! j Administrator 1 ATOTICE is hereby given that the ■ 1 k* signed ha* been appointed Admia ,■ *■'•' nf the Estate of Rebecca Ann Ball, d»ce»* I ■ The Estate is probably solvent. ' L. W.JOHSSO*'. Oct. 20. 4w Admiuisirator. David Stndabaker’s E the only in t'_ p 1 • a | offers for sale at hislai*office,in na v| lot of valuable lands siWftßiin diffe P Adams county. n Those wishing to || come to him. Those nisn.n. Hi ■ well to come to him No san*.»° 1 ■ •-.| , is, also. Licensed to draw Deed 5 tlie ,uu I instruments of writing, and w... 1 i with neatness and dispatch. L| , JAMES R. 8080, Attorney and Connselor "t DECATUR. INDIANA TPGFFICE.in Recorder s , VV’"T. practice in the Courts of J'- ~ i O Judicial Attend to the lion of Land«rthe Pavmert of Taxes. attention will be given to the t d« Bounties, Pensions, and all claim* a ’ Tf _ r IS ! Govern re en t. ANDREW SORG: X '‘physician and STRGEON, BPf XTVB, IJfDl '**’ j,L, I I OEFICE-Main Sk* oppoaue | Bro.’s Dry Goods Store. - ■■