Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 2 March 1866 — Page 4

Causes of Sudden Death. Very few of the sudden deaths which «re said to arise from disease if the heart, do really arise from th«t cause. To ascertain the real origin of sudden deaths, an experiment has been tried in Europe, and reported to a scieiiV.iL: congress held io Strasbourg. Sixty-six cases of sudden death Were made the subject of a thorough po*t mortem examination; in these crises on’y two were found who had died from disease of the heart. Nine out of s : xiy-six had died from apoplexy, while there were fortyaix cases of congestion of the lungs; that is, the were so full of blood they could not work, there nit being room enough for a sufficient quantity of air to enter to suport life. The causes that produce cong-stions of the lungs are—cold »eet, tigiit clothing, Costive bowels, fitting still until chilled alter b ing warmed by labor or a rapid w .lk, going too sud inly from a close lieaud r ill into the cul l air, especially after speaking, and sudden depressing news operating upon the blond. These causes of sudden death being known, an av 'dance of them may serve to lengthen many v.duable lives, which wou! 1 otherwise be )a«t under the verdict heart complaint. That disease is supposed to be inevitable and incurable; hence many m-.y n t tate the pains they would to avoid sud den death, it they knew it lay in their power.

Billing* «■ LaugUiag. It i« it tie that enny kind of a I iff, '• i: iz honest, iz better than none; bu g:v e me the lats that looks out if a ur-tft‘ s eyes, fust, tew see if the eoast is clea , theu steals down into t' e dimple ov i .z cheek and rides in an eddy lhare awhile, then Wal z-8 a spell al 'he corner ov his mouth like a tiling <>f it:-, then bar.tIts bonds ov be iu'y and t s the air tot a moment with a shower ov siiveiy tongued sparks, then sleds b.k with n smile tew its lair in the heart tew watch ayin I r its prey—this iz the kind of Jiff that i lav ai.d ain’t airai I ov. Economy—The New Bedford Sian <frird relates that a lady, with a daughter of a person of great wt-.1t.1i, and l.av ng herself “great exprCia’.o.n,” went to . wa.lirrwurtlin and asked how much she charged a dozen for washing shirs “One dollar a doz-n,” was the reply. “That.is a good deal, but I want you to wash the lower halj of three shirts tor me.” Death of Victor Emmanuel's Wife — The Countess M llefiori, tne "1 iv.o it • ’ of the King of Rely, i* j.isl deed. S • was the daughter of a drum major ill the army, an 1 her b-.uy haling r>t traded the K ng. her talle r was mate an officer in the Kind’s Gu irds, while aim herself received the title of Cenn ess Some years ago a morg in .lic marriage was ceiebrat-d, the fiu;t us which are two children —a son and a daughter, who have also received titles. The influence of the C >unteas over the Kii j w*s very great, but she is universally believed to have been very ch*ri'alg e, and to have frequently given Liu better advice than his M ntsters. GT Ti.e city rs Melbourne, in Australia, la* a population ol 12 ' W inhabitants, and i* iserea-ing quite rs rapidly a- Sac fraaei-c-x It has mv-v of the a- :& ■ i an A“.er e.n c-ty. Amer: <n lib r ar. : .* cap si Lai ig a sid large!) twin growth. American eovefars. wa.oas, l.am-tera pi n-er-. m-f>> , n t- and Amer kas a* ip- are so co am- c durt, aidiough arc .try as r-g.rfs |>-p-j’.’ion, as an ent-r;-: He Arc-riCulj* •re the ru ir.g p- ~ e. To Ci-.s CaxA.-.r Kians—This, prei y ; t.e tr.rg- are, like m- nc-r oh j.et», o ten revered w. >; vermin, and may be •fftwu'r relieved of them tv y edog a cl-au w 1 ,'e do h ..Vrr their a- t e*' 1 - In s l*. morn n-t ir w’l te 7-v---irtil with so a.i ref spots, so small a* l.ard y-tn be seen, exoept by the aid us •• g: -ss ths se are the rum n, a source of seat annoy a nee a die buds.

<?3*The Fenian chief-*, Sween.-vanl Rob'erts a-i*!i'«f-M-4 a tiir.-ng-.I house at the O'd Theater last night Thev w r JiCH. ed with great enthusiasm by th*audience. They propose*! io hold a grand mee-toig'-fth * brother)! ><>l at Pittsburg oa the 19lb instant, when the |la isof:ha campaign »i'd be ijnfliy determined. The occupation of Cuiia-la was hinted at, aud after its possession was gaiaet it Mould be offered to the United StateRob< r;» and Sweeney leave to night for Pittsburg. Ssnnggled Anns Supplied to Indians. T)ie Washington iStarsnys: ‘'Reports have reached Commission* r Sargeant, of tie Customs, hat the hostile Indians in Doc* tah an*l Montana l ave beet* sii*>p’i*d by sn ngolrrs will Enfield rifles, miuiitutilion. blankets, cl th, .etc , <>f Lngli-h maiitifiitures. 'll.- sinu_g!~ts h *vo b< c> int o hieing these good.* ih’Otgh the chain o; g'ea* i*-.ke«: thence lythesnail rivers conn c tug Lake oi the Woods and Lake Winuibag ■; then tip the Moose river by bark canoe - Goods arc also smuggled from Victoiia, Vancouver's Island, into the region of the Rocky Mountains. An agent hat been placed in charge ui the frontierfrorn Led rr*r to the mountains, and Jliei- is fort I Hie doubt Lnt the un'aw n! trade; st there pointe will be sup;lessid.”

AYER’S Sarsaparilla FOE PURIFYING THE BLOOD. JLod for the epeeJy cure of tb« fbltowmt eMrplainti; Scrofula and Scrofnlous Affect ions.such as Tu n »r», Ulcers, bores, Lraptiou*, Pimples, Puxtalrs, Blotches, Boils, Blalos, and all bttXu Diseases® OkKLANX liad., 6th 136°. J. C. Ater A C«% Genu: 1 L-el it my duty to aekT> wlr.%e what your Sarsaparilla Las d<ue for iohe.-itrel & Scmfufou* iuf&diiß. I hr.ve st.Jen.xi from it ia vancui* ways for year*, bvuicunses it burst out in Ulcers on my hamto and anua; euu&Cunes it 1 turned iuwurd and distressed iue at the stociaih. Two yearn ego it Iroke out < n my Lead aud «m«d my scalp and ears with one bimv. which was painful ami taubwcwa , beyond deea i:»tk>a. 1 tried many ano severs* physiciau-, bat wttheul much relief fresa any thing. In fact, the grew werbe. At iength I was Xfjoiced to read in diwpei that you had prepared an aiur&uve(£anaipsriila,i, f- r i knew frctu your repetaw 1 ti- n that any thiru you raoat U- gc*<L 1 ssat u» > Cinciabatianig t it. aid used it tiii it cured me. I took it. a* y< u ia email d--«eS of a over a m mh. and u«d three irvUie*. New and healthy aki.t • -••u l«gaa tv» Kcm ui» rt The scab, which after a while Ml oST My ski- is « * dear, and 1 know by my U-ai the disrsse has iruin my system. You caii •ell that I f-t-1 » uxt 1 am suy tag when I ted y u. tiia: I bold you to be vi the spusthN of the aad eter Y ura, ALFRED B. TALLEY. St. Authony’a Fire. Ro-•■» or Kry sipelßS, Tetter an.l Saltßheam. Scald iicXU, llingvcorm, tore JJy Dropay. Dr. Fobert M. Preble writes from Salem. X. Y_ 12di that he his cured an inveterate caw -.f wa; h Uireateirtd to teminaio by the .• r.se ct .ur rarsap&rUla, and ai*o a j-*r as it :ir» £ry.iM-:j by iks. * of the same; aays he curea the common by it conrtam’y. Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelled Neck. Zebuh*u SI via®f Prr*i<ct, Teraa. writer : ‘-Three LStlse es yr nr S trwapariila cured n«e fr.-fh a— a hideous <w-Ui»< on th© neck, whkh 1 had euilertJ frva over two years.” Lencorrhrra or Whites. Ovarian Tumor, Uterine Ulceration, Fcuiale Diseases. Dr. J P. S. CbenjFnof Xew Y’cak City, writes; *-1 ir. »i illy . j. !y with the re.f-.-xtcf V'-rr-tin awitn*! hare f n l <--ir 'ar-a; -jri..a a n-. •*: ■ 1--t alterative in the nnmercus com dair.ta for whi. h we employ such a ren»r*ly. hut especfeßy in Mwale of the Scr»<'ul’.oe dia h «is- I have cured many inveterate ra«e« of L u • 11 hoa by it. an I - •me where rhe comnae csirwil by tMC*r-.h. *of the arferua The ukera:, -n itself wan n cared. Noil in- vkhin my klowlod.ro e-jwslu ft f r th*ee f-m.-d•» dersngrnsenta ’* • .r-1 S. -f »a> ury. A ! iu. sn.’es. “A duw- -- ,i <r t-ch r r. one a » fisual-s iu my family, wl >. h bad 'iefied all the re med-s we cooldem ploy, has at been teiy cored ’ y y Extract cf SxrOur th uzht n li.n.zlnt extirpeti .n could ass ni relief, bot be advised the trial (f your Sarsaparilla a* th.- last report benwe cutting, and it p v-j effectual. / ?er ♦.ikrn - v -.r rexaedy ueehs &v sywtp?-m of the disease r- nurias.” Syphilis and Jlfereurla! Disense. Nnr Okuawr. ~tb Anrust. 1559. Dr. J (L two: Sr, quest ofy t.r agei t. and report to » -• eveue cf the dkxts I have realiied « :b your Sirearar.dx 1 ’;ava cur< 1 with it. in try nrart.-'e. moat rs the eompi vnrw f'-r which it is recnmrucndecL and have Lund ire . ’ . ■ ■ ' ear.- il> t-r r e. Oj;.> ■f my patient# br.d ry] hilitie ’*rs In his thr-x*t. which were consuiulng hie palate and the t-p of birt taoulh. Yvur ran .a pari. 'la, atead ’y taken, cured him in five weeks. Atadher was attacked by ondarv symptoms in hi* nose, and tUa Uire:ath>:i l:»d e*:«-r. away a cui.fi lvra.4e part of it, thai i Iklhvu ;ue cjwtd-r wuH-d fron reach hit bnJu and till hfui. But ft yie-ded to my admim-tratiun < f your t:.rsa; aril la; the uicere healed aud he is well again, ind vs e. uree witl.- nt some <>ish.fi:ration to his fat e. A w inaa who hail i.teu ticau i !ur the same d’euidcr by m«-;«ury w&> wurferir.g fr.>ui tbu* prison in her b >nea. They Lad b-.-iuaia so sensieve tu tud w-arht r that < n a dau.p day she suuered excruriaiJßw puu in her j inle and bones, the. i-. o. wta cured rfu.reiy Lyycur rarea; erii.a in a few weeks. I know tiiiui iu formula, which y- ur agent gave me. that this Preparaliun fuia your k*b. r.Uuiy iru.-t tea great reme-.y; ccnsruGfUtly. :l. (e .e truly wiLh it have not ru pi is- a ine. Fraternally ; uurs, GV. LARTMEP, M. B. XlLiCumntirtni, Gout, Liver Complaint* Independence, Preston C<.. Va.. 'th July. boX Dr. J. C. Ay-b: rir, I Lave been afF.k »4 with a painful chi u c t-ri for a lung lime.whi*L labi d the skill of phy.-i< bus. and s‘i. k to n.e in spite us all the reureditts i could find, until I triad y«m: Sar aparilia. One boule cored me in twowetks. and rtrtured my general health a. mn.-n that I am far l*ett- r than U re 1 was atiackad. 1 luluk ii aw« mitttu! meukinc. J. i iIKAM. Ju>s Y. Gekheli. of Ft. Louis. *vriuw: 1 hare b*' , n aft'a ted f r years tvi;h an c’/rcf/V-n o/ t‘,e Lrrrr, whiv h drat/ 'yed my hual::i. I♦. every thing, and er ry thing failed to rcheve me; and 1 i.ave ix-tn a broken-down man for some years frriu no other cause than dera»pe»:ept t ? »e Zitcr. >!y beloved { u-iur. th® Ih v. Mr. E«yy. advised me to try your fiaraaparilla, because he said hs kcew you, and any thing y. u n>. r u worth trying, by the fineiag of d t lu> 'artd me. and Its* so pnrified my blood ir_*l that cm Le said of y<-n is not half good enough.” Bchirrnt.fanrer Tumors, Knlarcrement, Ulcerai iwu, Caxiea and Exfoliation of Cite Bones. Agr •«: v; •. ty f raae« have to n« v k «re jf i* C-U.jlr • * Lave recited *: .nt ti.e use >A ttis remedy, but our space here will not admit them. Sre cf -m, te fi rd in our Acwrieau wbxh th* eg--:.-:* ivei w earned are pleased to furuish gnui* to all who call f. r tires. Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fit*. Kpilep* •y, Melancholy, Neuralgia Many rexarfcaHe tan* rs a&rthns bare been fr ts. - re’wer «-f this Bredirina. It »:iais th* vj'»J fsnefi u* ia!o Te~"~rs;as acti t., sud ‘.. jm overranes d.»ehr* r 1. -h wi#t:>d be supj-wed U-y-.-ad its jr ’-i'b. Ftwh a remedy Las long been required by the u«re**?..-*« <' i e r1- and we are t~ ufideat that u.-* will du for ib<m all tiuii medicise cun do. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, FOT FIT RAPID CVRZ CP Cor."h’. Co]d«, Tnflntnro, Hoarseness, Croup, Front hit i.-s. Incipient Couture* pt ion, and for tLo KtiicC of Cou-cnrpti’e Pat ten ta in a<ivnurc<i Stages of the DLscasc. Tbt« i? a •<-, Ehiwvrxally kwwr. to rerp**! tit’ other for toe cure of threat end lung ci-ntplain's. that i is fcitM w L-»e to tba evtdeuceof iisvirit*-. J< v- ‘iu.l’t! It «wugha and c©id«. and its tnd, wo<»*kwftj| cwre- of petescoary di~*e.«e. have made k&uwa urm •.•re est tbs civuixed rations of the twit Few are th® reauncni-iaa. or even farr.iliefL awtrng tb*r who l.are net Mtne ;*-?*»-nsl expert* oceuf iiseSecte—somelirfrig tr phy in t! ■ :r mfeL-t us >!> victory u'-r th Rud dan. ci:'* rd i- <-f rhe throat and lame* A> xd know ft.— dr-’ttlfid *f these di^onirr*,ai • as rte-v 1-.’ tv, too the «:?• rise f :iii> wc met. r do at -re thrti: toawwre iLem ti.xl it has n w al! the vu tue* that i' • ! La-“ *i- n :n « it s the osree which bav. vtQ so up>n the ennfideuee <»f mankitid. Prepzrul ly Hr. J. C. AYE 3 CC-., Lowvll, Mmb. and f..r sale by 1. T. Darwin. Dt-ca'i w <i • -al -by C. Vp«t, Toledo, and by tai-1 in raedieine every trhere.

-ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, 01 H1 in FO!t D, CON N., Net Ca*h Inly, ISG4. $3.2 /3 635.04. Lo*«?s Paid in 15 Years, Over sls 500,000. Three Md i-ns of Oa-di As=ets—a curr?r income of per annua;—a na’iotre sy-tem-of efficient njeaci-s—a well season*aod valuable experience—the prestige of fort’ five years’ s»cces<—a perpetual charter—cash basis of transßcrinrs—terms liberal an ra*es m<i It it s*—prompt and equitable >e.pb menu of 10-»*es; are am mg the characteristic of this L'lililG HEillC I conn. Heavy mercantile value* need strong und» - w rit-'.rs, and m rchants will appreciate the a« ▼ a reng**of In*’’ratic< with the «rE' NA. i’re, and T tind Navigation * an negrVinted upon favorable terms with agenh throughout th«- co nitre. Branch. ITI Vino Street, CINCINN ATI, OHIO. D. Studabakeb, Lccal Ag- nt. Ayer’s Ague Cure.

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NIBILC’K «( LOSS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DiALLB IM > h;>, suits, a.\’) unnih. Al Niblicks Old Stand in Decatur. Indian rs r.-’eivi isr emisuuilljr a large and very s» 1 periur Stuck us Vinter Boots and Shoes. Thick we are at such prices as will am iri times,ami we inc'U) to demonstrate this fat > our cn>;onn-rs. Aiuonz the stock will bi ;uud a la r u»* assortment of LADIcS’ ANJ M’SSES SHOES, laiters. Bootees, <tc.. Kid heeled Slippers ’ i*f, K: I, Giove kid Congress heeled Gaiter? .al Balmorals. CHILDREN’S WEAR. Kid h I*l Bi morals and fancy and strong ■ of all kinds—includii!" the celebrated > >;.er Toed Shoes, the best and cheapest ever al up. TEN’S, YOUTHS’, AND BOYS’WEAR f all kinds, of the best quality, and at the jwest rates. Leather, Findings, &c , \. full «toek. Th** who!>' having been bough >»• Cash, and wil» be sold cheap. nir-IHDE A\D CUSTOM WK Ar I we warrant nil articles to be well anarefully made, and of the best materials. Calf and Kip Boots, Stogies Br <gans and Ladies Wear, f all kinos. kepi un band aud trade to mens Th» public are invited to call and examine i. stark liofiTA purchasing of Stores, as we ■arran our Good* tn he of the le t quality, •i«l will b< sold a? much lower prices th*n can * purchased at any other sTnbii&bment in the ’•cjntv, or even at Fort Wayne. TTCALL—we clar.-e nniMr-g forshnwii g >r NIBLICK -t CIXJSS, Dec-ir.ber 26.13'3. De**atm. h*«* ADMINISTRATORS SALE. VTOTTCEis lietvbr given, that the nnder.X gig. -I, Administrator of the estate of -s« Dickey, d ’cea-ed, will sell et the late sideuc -of the deeeased, in Blue Creek Town ■ ip, all the perron.il property of ti e decedent, )ntke 19f/i D>y of Aftrch, .1. D. 1365 . tVnsistinjin part of Tl irses, Cittle. H-xre, beep, W .iron,Farming Utensils a id Hours’ Id good*. A credit of 12 mor.tlis will be given on all i ms ui two d< liars and upward, by the pur- .’ i.-er iivii _ hi. with approved security; n uer three dollars cash in lu.i.d, JOHN DICKFY. *' .b 21,1066. 4w aiirn’r. \NI)REW h3RG? PIHMCIAft and SURGEOX. DECATUR, INDIANA OFFICE—Ms.in St., opposite Members I ro. a Dry Good# More r*u-l»

COMMISSIONER’S SALE. N OTICE «« hereby triven, thnt the undersigned Commissioner by virtue of >n or- ■ der of the Court of Comman Plves of Adams county, will sell at Private Sale, at the Treas- ■ urcr’s office of the county of in the Tuwn of Decatur, in the county of Adams in ibe State of Indiana, on and after the 2 ith day of Marefe, the following described R/jtl Estate, to wit: The we»t half of the south weM quart r us section nineteen in township twenty eight north ran*e fourteen east in : tire- said county of ddams, containing 80 acres of land l*e the same more or i On the following terms: 1 3 the purchase I money to be paid in hand, to b.‘ paid in six. ! ;«nd to be paid iu twelve, months from day of i sale, with interest, on (Werrwu r >ai raents. JESSE NIBLICK, Feb. S 3, lc6<s. 4w Commissioner. Julius B. Alexander ! vs > El i -as Weck. ) Before J. W. Grim, J, P, of Washington township Adams County, Ind. HE RE AS, before me, J. W Grim, a Jns- ; * tice of the Peace in and for Washington township, Adams county. Slate of Indiana, Julius B. Alexander, plaintiff, in this action. ( id on the day of Ja'iaaty, !■ 66, file hiI complaint, affidavit and bond in attachment I proceedings agdr.st Elias We-'k, defendant, and whereas on the 27th nay of January. 1865, summons issued ajain>t said defendant, and 'aid summons was returned not found and at the same time attachment issued ayainst the tioode, chattels, rights, cretiits, money and effects of > ; .i I < eh-hdant, and th the rights, redits arid effects of said defendant were garnisheed il the hands of George Sto.dill, Andrew D Fox. and Jacob Whitehur t, and whereas the trial of said cause is set for bear if g <»n the 17th day of March. at 2 o’clock, P-M , now t herefore the said Elias Week is hereby notified of the pending of said proee< dings, and that unless be appears and an- " Wt-rs <r d« fend.*., the *>aiae will be taken by deiaulf as aud the proceedings will be hca:d in Lis abs.LCe and dvtermioed. J. .GRIM, Feb. 23, 1566. Justice of the Peace. AOTltii D SCHd-lL TElfi iIEIIS. HE undersigned School Examiner, will hold E public examination® at his office, in Deca tur,on the la.>t Saturday oleach month.

SP2CIAL. '•T »e School Law positively prohibits e\ami nation uj <«u an) o;her day than tha» set apart lor public exportation,;, nd requires all treaeh er-? to pr - : t to .he Examiner a certificate of 1 character.fcotn a Township Trustee, or s imeother pruminet citizen. J. R 11080, June 17. Iyr *S.E. AC. INDIANA 2SNFRAL INS J VVUOI COMPANY, LAFAYETTE, IND. Capital, $500,000 CO. OFFICERSDaniel Brawley, President. E. D. Mar ii, Vice President. N. C. Hilderbrand, Secretarr. J. li. L Slayt n. Genera! Agent. V. B. StMCOKE, J ocal Agent, June 2. 1 5 Decatur, Ind LICENSEIiOTiCE - St. M'~y’s in Adams County, Indian i, that John Schranks will apply to the Bo ’r lo» Cofnmisdoners of said A .am- co .rev. at heir March se's-ion 1 6, nt t?ie Court Hg-jm? in said county, for a license for one year to -•11 rtpintuons, vino i«, m tit- and other intoxi ■ eating liquors, in L— * quantity than a q i irt t> lx- u»e<! as a Iwverag** .t an iu the premises Mtnate on the inlot number thirty in the town of Piea-aut 31:11s iu Ainn* ’v.S -it- of Ind-ana. JOHN SCHRANKS. Fer.'J. 4-. v

LICEXSE NOTICE. X’OTIC 1 ' is hen*Ly given to the c’tiz-n' of Washington township in Adams county, Indiana, that George Smith will apply u the 3<>-.r I <»f (jini'iH’-*. »-.rFs f > '<l Adams countv, nt their next session to commence on the firs Monday of March, 1d66, at the Court Hou*e «n said county for a license for one year to sell spirituous, vinous malt and - qn'i»-s in less quantity than aq ;art at and in div b did ng <»wi;vd by the undersigned, situ »le on the fallowing described premiss in the row n of Dec <tur.it* Washington to vu*hip < in Idam county, Indi ira, to wit: Comm meing ?t a p’int on Second S:r- 1-:. thir y six feet i Sou:!» E.i-i of the North Eas’> corner of inlet number six* y one in >ai»l town of D-citur, jhence running So ith we'.t at right angles with Second s’n- -t forty feet, thence South Ea*t parallel with Seco.i I street thirteen seer. (hence North East predict with the lin * first de I scribed, forty feel thence North West along I Sectmd street to the phee of beginning, thirI teen feet to be u-»ed as a bev r i,e on said premGEORGE SMITH. Feb -d. 4w

A » IS IST it V ' OR’S SA LE. hereby given, tha* the under Mgned, Adiniiiistrator of the estate of i WiEiain Juittksdvcr.uu-d, will sell by virtue of an order of ‘he CLurt of Common Pleas of A laius county, at the Court Ito-Ke door in the town of D-c-Jer in the county of Adam-» in the ■ State of Indiana. On Saturday 1 fl Day of M reh J. Z) iSGu, Bet we n the hours of 1 > o'clm-k, A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M.on said day the following de • set ibed R« n] I2s:ate, :«> wit: CoriiiDtHicirig ten ' rods north from the&outh west Corner of section | thirty (30) in lownsniptwedty eight (28.) north iof Raave fifteen (15) east in Adams county 1 end State of Indiena, tl «*nce east sixteen rods. ' thio ce i>o:*h !• Il To ’’>• nee *TXteen rods, ' tliinn- >outhten rods to >h»- place of beginning, i Containing one acre of land, and also the following descried tr..c-. of land, commencing six’* en r-ds < a<t of the southwest ccrner of said skctioi thirty (30) aforesaid, thence east six»y-f>ur rods to the south east corner of the south w?>tqu2rt» ref the south west quarter of s:.id section thirty thence north twenty rodsj tin-nee v.< -t sixty four rods thence’ south ! twenty rods to the place of bet inning, contain- ■ iiig eight ncres. of land be inc same tu<»rvor less, r l hut the will Inr sold on th loiiowinrr terms: of lhe purchase money to h- pai iin hand. J 3 in six,and 1, in twelve month- from dav of sale deferred payment to be on intvn-st and io be secured to the s-uisf iction of the un d?r s igi.ed. GEORGE HUMES January 31,1866. 4w Adin’r. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINIbTRV TOR. NOTICE is nivcn. that the under signed has Iteu appointed Administrator of the €, f «>< Diofcy, late of Anams county, dte’d. The ebtate is supp<»sed to be ®ofv*»ut ’ ■ Feb 23 JOHN DICKEY, <w Administrator.

NOTICE OF NEW TRIAL, State of IkdiaxaJ feg Adams County. IN the Adams Circuit Court, February Term, 18H». Jane Hurlburt, ? Francis Hurlburt, J David M ALfford. ) Elif ;d>eth E. Mefford, J Notice of New Trial and others. David M. Mtfford and Elizabeth E. Mess red. defendants in the above entitled cause. You ! are hereby notified tha the plaintiffs at the | Auyu-t term of said Coirt obtained judgment of New Trial of said cause, and that the same stands for trial at tha Februarv term of said Court. 1866. J R* 8080, AV’v Plff’a. Attest. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Feb. 2. 2w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. | State of Indiana,) gg Adams County ) Court of Common Pleas, Adam county, May Terra A. D., 1866. Mary Ann Smith, ] vs. Franklin B. Snrth, Eliza Jane Beazel, Jasher Benzel, C -<»i • H | Petition for Partition. ’ Abraham H irshberger, j Samuel Smith, | I Barclay Smith, Mary Smith, | Job Smith. JT appearing from affi filed in the above ’ 1 ew i<Ld ch use that Elizt Jane Beazd.Ja- ' j sher Beaz 1, Caroline ard Abra-! !. .. Harihberry, four of the above nt med de- : l udants are non-residents of the Stite of In- - dima. N OTICE is therefore hereby th« said ‘ _ Eliza Jane Beazel, JaJier Be_zel, Caroline ’ : ar-hb r.y and Abrah tn Harsh berry, that they appear before the Judge of the Court of) C tnino'i Pleas, of Adams county, on the first day of the n-xt regular ter n of said Court, to be held at the Court House in the town of De catur, on Monday the lltli day of May 1856, <tnd plea by answer or demur to said com plaint or the same will be heard and deter utiued ia their absence. Witness my hand and seal of said i ? Court this 9lh day of February,' IH i J:66. JcHN McCONNEL, Clerk. ’ Feb. 16. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. Notios to Non-Residents. State of IxdluuJ gs Adi-tms Coonly. J Court cf Cu.umxj Pleas, Miy Ter.n, d.D ■ 1866. • George Long, : L .’Wi> Long, |John Long, j Emanw l Long, E-rech Bio.vri, > Petition for Parti lion * Hizalw.th Brown, Eliza Brown, Isaac Br.rone, James EsxeX, Susan Essex, Peter R Long, I | T appe ring from affidavit filed in the ;t above entitled cause th it Elizabeth Browr«, Edson Brown, Ernanuel Long and Peter R. Long,four of the above named defendants arc non r< sidvnts of the State of Indiana. NOTICE is therefore hereby given the said Elizal Pth Brown, Edson Brown. Emanuel Long, and Peter R. Long, thatUiey appear be tore he Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county, on the first day of the next regu.arierin of s id court, to be held in the j Couit Hou -e in the town of Decatur, on Mon day the il.h day of May 1 U>s, and plead by answerer dem .rer to t.a;d complaint, or the >amewiilbe heard and deterutiaed in their absence. Wi’n my hand and s .al of said i > Court lid* Vth day us February,] i <“■ ) 1 Feb. 9. 4*- By A.. J. Hill, Deputy. State of IndianaJ Adams Cocdv. ) Court of Common Pleas, Adams county, May Term, 186’6. ; James Faust, kdministratorl of theestKe ol Zauhariah P. I Guard, -j Comp’t. vs. Ezekiel M. Guard. J T T appearing from affidavit filed in the above 1 entitled entitled cause that Ezekiel M. Goard, th j above named defendant is a nonresolml of the Male oi Indiana. ’V 0 l b’E is hereby given the st id Ezekiel M Guard that he be and appear before the Judge us the Court of Common Pleas us Ad inis county, Indiana, on the first day of the Lrxt regular term thereof, to be held at the Court Luuse in the town of Decatur, on Monday the 1 th day of May 1866, and plead by ; a»»sw» ror demurer to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined iu his abIseuce. Witness my hand and seal of said j [l. s.j Court this 20th dav of February, ‘ L-65. r| JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Feb. £3. 4w By A J. Hill, Deputy. F NOTICE TOJrX-BESIDEAT. ' State of Indian a. I Adams Cuuu’y. | N the Court of f '-ommon Pleas of Adams ! county. May Term, 1 jhfi. Rebecca Johiutou, vs Alfred Johnson, Ph. be E Johnston, j Petition for Ptriitioa. Wtluii’u H. Shepherd, » Sarah deDaniel, W illiam H* Beeman, ! Green Y. Beeman, J IT appearing from : ffi-lavit filed in the above entitled cause that William H. Shepherd, ■ ore of the above named defendants, is a nonj resident- of the State of Indian*. < Notice is therefore hereby given the said' B'illiam H. Shepherd that he be and appear before the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Adams caunry, on the first day of the next regular term thereof of said Court, io be held iu the Court House iu the town of Decatur, on Monday the .'4th day of May, 1856. and j plead by answer or de uurer to said complaint, • ’ or the same will be heard and det rmiucu in ; his absence. Witness my hand and seal of «*>d j [l s ] Court tbu 20th day of February 1856 ! JOHN McCON VEL, Clerk. Feb. 21. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. Ayej’’s Qiairy Pectoal

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