Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1866 — Page 3

TH E E A<> IE. iNWIWtA I.l* APKhOK THE COUNTY. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. FBI DAY, March 9. 1866. Agricultural Society. The friends of Agriculture, and all who Lei an interest in the re-organiza-tion of the Adams county Agricultural .•oci-ty, and the holding of an annual County Fair, are requested to meet at the Court House in Decatur, Saturday, March 2Th, 1366, for the purpose of .fleeting an organization. We ask our • üb-criberp who rrfld this notice to come themselves; to mention it to their neigh liors, and induce others to come, and the Adams county. Agricultural Society will wall bfi re-established on a lasting basis . Horsi; Stolen —On Tmtrsday night last week, Mr. Joel Roe, who lives on the plank road about three miles from town, had r. fine black horse stolen from ’his stable. On Friday the horse was ■taken up by Mr. Dutcher of Monmouth. Il is supposed the thief either boirowed ' the animal for the occasion or became frightened and abandoned the horse ‘through fear of detection. dIoUSB Burned—Oa Thursd.y of ■hsi week, the residence of Mr. John Jud I, of Preble township, caught fire and was consumed, with nearly its entire conI tents. The fire is supposed to have originated in consequence of a defect in the'connection between the stove-pipe and chimney, and though it broke out •bout twelve M , was not discovered by I lie family until notified by die alarm in the neighborhood. Nothing was saved but some bedding and a couple of trunks ime of which contained about §3OO in greenbacks. The loss is about $8 )0. upon which was an insurance in the Banner Co , I orl Wayne.

Proceedings of the ftonrd ot Comm ssioneis. The Hoard of Commissioners nut on Monday. At the time of writmg they had not adjourned, and wo ate able only ■to give the following proceedings: License wits granted to John tschrank and George Smith to retail intoxic.ling ) oners. Ihe following levus were made by the respective Trustees of the several town .hips with the concurrence of the Board : of Uotuati>siouers; *o c ‘ .£• 8 S & ►lll £ co K « ; "Union, 5 5 15 1} Jviot., 5 10 J’rebl-. 5 20 “ “ Kirkland, 5 20 AYu-h ngl ni, 5 10 St. Marv’s, 5 2) “ Blue Creek. 5 20 “ Monroe, 5 20 French, 10 10 Hartford, 10 10 Wabash, 5 10 Jefferson, 5 10 ‘‘ Decatur, — 20 The levies average about the tame ns •*ast y. ar. ♦zXtTu*. —“ iK*i'.Lo, emot — Lsat w«ek M r - Levi Jleyonlds uni Miss Lizzie MoCullong r left for parts unknown. The Lilly is about fifteen years of age uni the gen tiemen twenty-two. As they had been roinewhat intimate, it is supposed they have departed on n raa rimonia) tour. We understand there was no o’qec - , lions to the allianoe up >« the part of -thevouno- Lidia’s friends, except her i 3 1 :> oulb - . j Public Sbuool—The winter session ■ of the public school closes this week Wednesday an I Thursday, we under- , jwwid, was devoted ton public examination and review. This. Friday evening, l there will be a public Exhibition at the 1 ■ School House. —— —— *(*<<•» r»> " p IRE —About ten o’clock Wednesday, ! morning, the alarm of fire was sounded, which proved to be the residence of AsaWoodwird. The sparks from the ! chimney ignited the roof, but was dis ■ .covered in’tinoe to prevent any serious damage. This the second time the same ■ building has been on fire within a few weeks. Candidatbs —By Mering to the column of announcements it will be seen .that the list of names is increasing. The , people cannot complain of not having a choice on the contrary, this time they ! jnay become somewhat puzzled to make a selection. The Better wf. Like Them — A Pen-! •nsylvauian seven years oi l was reproved lately for playing out of doors with boys she was “too big for that now.’’ But with all imaginable innocence she replied “.Why grandma, the bigger we grow the better wo like 'em.” Grandma took lime to think

Literary Entertainment.'—The en.| - tertainment given by the Sabbath School of the M E. Church on Thursday and Friday night, last week, resclted in the I collection of some fi ty dollars, to be used I I • 7 in procuring a library. We have neith-1 er lime, space or inclination, to commend 1 or criticize, ns has been, frequently sug--1 gested the subject having been in a meas- ! tire exhausted already, outside of our ' [ columns. Perhaps, however, it would not be out of place to remark, that the “Young America” portion of the aud-“ 1 ience of Thursday nigh', with great , propriety might have been less demon- ' strativt in their applause; also, some of the : remarks made would have been in better taste had they been reserved for an- I other occasion. - ! t Agricultural Sociefy.—We would 1 ■ again wege the Jriends of Agriculture to I give ns much publicity as possible to the t meeting called on the 24 of March to re- ] I organiz'- the Adams County Agiicul , I tural Society. The farmers must take ‘ ' an interest in the matter to make the es- < I fort successful. And we wish to see as j many ptesent on that occasion as pus- ' I Bible. * Skirmi-iiisg. — Wednesday was a good j day for fighting, the unusual number of ■ tb.ree fight occurring in town during the 1 d ty. j It commenced with an unprovoked as- ( suit upon the editor of this piper by ; A Ibert Daily, who struck us from behind, not a word having passed between ‘ us before. Before be got through he , found he had wakened up the wrong passenger, and but for the interference ol ■ | his friend would have rcceiv d all that 1 he deserved, and was glad to sneak out lof town. Tuo bite ol a copperhead is ; said to bi dangerous. ■ The other encounters was between the , McLean Bros and John Weimer and , I I Esaias Daily, neither of the parties were I seriously injured. We hops our friends ' from the country will profit by yesterda. ’, experience. TOWNLEY, Di-WALD, BOND <fc CO.! I Corner Columbia A Calhoun Street*. Fort Wayne, . The Gloves Hosiery and White Goods', ! Department of the “Old Coiner Store i , is in climge of MISS HATTIE E. WODUARD. The stock is composed in part ot the; cekbra’ed branh of and Al- ‘ lacnand Kid GI »ves for ladies and g n- ; tit man, in white, colors and bhek, all numbers L idi s and Genii in n’s Gl >vcs o‘ Berlin, Silk an 1 lisle lined cashimere Silk demi and full gauntlete, Castor • Gloves, Luede Gloves unfinished Kid : Gloves for Gentleman, Merino do., Cape lined Gioves, Woohn Gioves, Knicker Cloth do., Childrens and Misset? Gloves. HOSIERY.

Ladies’ Drib, Grey and White Lamb's ■ Wool—all numbers—plain and ribbed.— ‘ Lades’ Merino do., Lillies’ all Wool, do., Ladies' Balmoral Hose, Ladies' ( ! Drub, Grey and While Colton Hose, | i Children’s Woolen Hose, Colored Bal-| moral and White, Men’s AL-rino, Wool. | en and Heavy Colton i Hose—all num j bers Children's Wool Gaiters and Wool Sleeves, Ladies’ aud Children's Woo]j 1 Mittens. CORSETS. Burger’s celebrated Cor sets for Ladies and Children, French Corsets, White and Colored Corsets. WHITE GOODS. I Brilliants, Plain. PUi 1 and striped ; i Jaconets, Soft Finished Cambricks, Vic- ; I ,01 ia and Bishop Lawn, Plain and dotted Linsse. Ladies, G-ntlemen and Children’s Linnen ll inkerchiefs, Book Muslin, White and Colored Tarleton also Veil Berege, Tissue and Grenadin. MA ft HIE». I January 25, by Rev. Chas. K. Risbrow.Mr. ! Sylvester S. Spangler to Miss Julia Gillig . 1 Feb. 22, by the same, Mr Charles E. Slack to Miss Susan M Oideen. Feb. 3d, by Rev. Ulreck Kepfer, Clemeuz I WiiHeman to itfra Elizabeth l.eicbty. Feb. 3d, by Frederick Engelr, J. r, .dr. ' John P Nusbiium to Miss Werschine Mazliue. L“E». March 4th, of disease ofthe J’r.iin. MaMCTT*. { j daughter of Emanu-1 and Jane Woods, ageti > years, 8 months and 1 day. IpjciuToneK. 1 — —. I Notice to Candidates. To prevent any misunderstanding j lam >ng candidates, in the announcementi of their names, we shall charge three dol- | ltrs for each name announced, which includes printing tickets for the primary i 'election; payment invariably in advance. This rule will be without any exceptions. [ i And no names of candidates will be! ! placed on the tickets (or the primary ! election, unless they announce their names in the paper, or make some definite ar- ! rangemeut with us. — ANNOUNCEMENTS. I We are authorized to announce the name of James Stoops, as a candidate tor Sheriff, sub- ’ ject to the decision of th- Democratic primary 1 election. We are authorized to announce tfie name of

. Jonathan Fleming, as a candidate for Sherilf, subject o the decision of the Democratic pri- | mary election. I We arc authorized to announce the name of ' Emanuel Woods, as a candidate for Sheriff ’ subject to the decision of the Democratic priI mary election. We an*, authorized to announce the name of ( Aaron Chan.pan, as a candidate for Sheriff, I I subject to tn» decision of the Democratic pri , mary election. We .»re authorized to announce the name of i John C Tindall, as a candidate for Recorder, 'subject to the decision of the Democratic prii mary election. We are authorized to announce the name of I Joseph R Miller, as a candidate for Recorder, j | subject to the decision of the D mocratic pri ; mary election. We are authorized to announce the name of ! Patrick Meehan, as a candidate f.,r Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri - ■ ! mary el ction. \N e are authorized to announce the name of ( Ezra Lvster, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the D nnocratic primary elec-1 tion. He are authorized to announce the name of Jamis R. Bobo, as a candidate for Representative, subj -ct to the decision of the Democratic primary elect:on. We are authorized to announce the name of, Marlin V. B. Simcoke, as candidate for Re j corder, subject to the decision of the Demo cratic primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of Green B. Sewel, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri mary election. We are authorized to announce the name of Eugene Bui.ner, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri- f m iry election. We are authorized to announce the name of! P. N. Collins, as a Candida e for Represeuta- ‘ tire, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of James H. Stulls, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary elec ion. XVe are authorize! to announce the name of Jesse Niblick, as a candidate for County Treas urer, snlj» cl to the deeuion of the Democratic primary elec ion.

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, Requires immediate attention, and should be checked. If allowed to continue, Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat AJi'ection, or an Incurable Lung Disease IS OFTEN TUB RESULT. BROWN’S BRONGHIAL TROCHES HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIF.FFor Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases. [ raOCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS. I SIXGEILM AND PUBLIC SPEAKEHS I j Vill fi i 1 useful in clearing the voice 1 ! vhvn i,liken before Singing or Speaking, and re I iieving the throat after an unusual exertion ot | the vocal organs. The Troches are recom ' uended and prescribed by Physicians, and j have had testimonials from cmineut m«n throughout the country. Being an article of i true merit, an 1 having proved their efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in new localities in various pans of the world, and the Troches are universally pronounced bett»*i than other articles. Obtain <i:ily “Brown’s Bronchial Troches and lon >!. take any of the WortWess Imitations that may be offered. Sold everywhere, in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box Ast Immense Emigration. An immense emigration will pour down into j tho Southern Srates with lhe restoration of peace. 7’ho’asands of southern refugees, from ail the towns and cities of the North, will re I turn home; thousands of northern soldiers will ; move in th • same din ction, and settle, in the | closest bonds of union, among their southern . brethren; and, in obedience to the laws of de- ’ maud and supply, thousands of northern far | mers, mechanics, and laborers, will swell ti e i mighty volume for the repeopling and rebuildj ing the waste places of “the sunny South.” In :-anticipation ol this grand diversion of the tide iof emigration, a d from the increasing deifnandsupon them, the proprietors of Hostet- ' Tea’s Celebrated Stomach Bitteks are putting ' up additional thousands of boxes of their uuiI versally popular tonic aud alterative. We Lave the testimony of soldiers,sailors, travelers, trappers, miners, emigrants, refu | gees, farmers and planters, North and South. I *‘a cloud of witnesses,” that as a safe and re 'liable remedial agent, aad as a protection i against all the complaints incident to exposure, privations, changes of climate, diet, water, and habits of life, Hostetter’s Bitters, used as eii rtctcd, are worth their weight in gold. North or South.—l Communicated.] It is also proper to state that the Bitters are Sold exclusively in glass, and Lever under any circumstances by the gallon or the barrel Im itaiors are abroad, and the only s afeguard the public has against them is to see that the Bit- ! ters lhev buy have the engraved label and note of hand of Messrs. Hostel.er <t Smith . and our proprietary stamp over the cork of the bottle.

To Consumptives i The advertise**, having been restored to i health in a few weekH by a very simple rem ' *>dy, after having suffered for several years with a Severe lung affection, and that dread o' ease, Consumption—is anxious to make know ” to’ii < fellow sufferers the means of cure. To *l2 who aesire it. he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and usinj the same, which they Will rijd a 6L’Rk Cure for Coxsumptiox. Asthma, Bkoxohjtis, Coughs, Colds, and ! all Throat and Lmg Affections. The only obi ject of the advertin' in sending the Prescrip- ! lion is to benefit the affiicted, and spread in- ‘ formation which he concivives to be invalu j able, aud he hopes every sufferer will try his • remedy, as it will cost them noting* 1 prove a blessing. Panics wishing the prescription, free, ».* v reI turn mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. v9—n4l— lyr Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.

I The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Oorgan* forty different styles, adapted to sacred and ' secular music, for SBO to SGOO each. FIFTY-: ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other) first premiums awarded them Illustrated ; Catalogues free. Address. MASON ct HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, NeW York. vS-uUf-iy- . Errors of Youth. , A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al the effects of youthful indiscretiort, will, fol the sake of suffering humanity, send free to air i who need it, the recipe and directions fol' making the simple remedy by which he Was/ cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad ) vertiser’s experience, can do so by addressing ; JOHN B. OGDEN, i No. 13 Chambers St New York. [ v9—nt'—lyr ! Strange, But True. Every young lady and gentleman in j United States can hear something very much ; to their mlvautage by return mail (free of charge,) by addressing the undersigned. 1 hose . having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will please address their obedient servant. THOS.F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broad wav. New York. ‘vg-nU-lyr WHISKERS I WHISKERS! Dovou want Whiskers or Moustaches? Ous ' Grecian Compound will force them to grow out: the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald | heads, in Six Weeks. Price, SI.OO. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WARNER CO. nv29 Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y DECATUR MARKETS. Correct'd Weekly y Messrs Nutt ran $ Crawford Merchants and Produce Dealers, Main street Decatur,lndiana. Decatur,March 9, Flour bbl ’ • 1(’ Ofi : Wheat, White, jp bush 2.00 Red, ” 180 Corn *1 Rye 70 Oats 30 Potatoes Cloverseed, 45a5d Flaxseed, 200 Butter, 19 lb. . 20 Lard, . 1* Feathers, 30 Wool 60 Hides, green p lb ... 6 “ dry 10 Salt per bbl 4 00 Pork, . . . . • Ba 9, Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Feb. 6. Notice of Distribution to Heirs \7OTICE is hereby given . that at the Janua y Term of th»* Court of Common Pleas of Adams county, Indiana, after final settlement of the estate of Jane Debolt, deceased, one hundred and seventy one dollars and seventy eight cunts were found remaining for dist ,bu io am >ng the heir . Said h i s are th ft n* fore notified to appear at the nrxt term of sa ; d C«urt to be held ai. the CoOrt no'.fc id lhetoWn of Decatur, Monday May 14t.h,18!>6. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. March >, 1866. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deprty. non-resident notice. State gs Adans County, j JN the Court of Common Pleas of Adams Canity, May Term, 1866. Anne Reynolds, 1 et I. I vs. Jesse NiblicK, Ad’mr e-t. of John Reynold-' sen. | I Rebelca Butler, ’ Complaint. 1 John Lyster, | Lydia Reynolds, The unknown heirs of Hannah Mewhurler, 1 Goo.ye Reynolds, i Charles Reynolds, d ai ) IT appearing from affidavit filed in the above entitled cause, that Rebecca Butler, Jchn I Lyster. Lydia Reynolds, The Unknown h?irs lof II nnah Mewhurter, George Reynolds and ( 1 Charles Reynolds et. al., the above named de fendants, are non-residents of the State of lu- ■ t diana. NOTICE is therefore here' y given the said above named defendants of the filing and } pendency of this complaint, aud that they be ; and appear before the Judge of the Court ot '! Coinniou Pleas of Adams county to be held at i the Court House in the town of Creator ol , Monday May 14th, 1866, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint,or tho same will be heard and (It terminod in the r alxsenee. Witness my band and se.-.I of said [l. s ] Court this Sth day of M-.rch, 1866. ’ JOHNMcCONNEL Clerk, March 9,1 .53. 4w By A. J Hill, Deputy. Appointment of Administrator. I NOTICE is hereby given that the under sign'd has been appointed Administrator, w th the will annex'd, of th • estate of Morgan Smith, deceased The estate is probably solvent. FEANK B. SMITH. Adrn’r, J March 9. 4 With the will annexed. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. XTOTICE is hereby given, That the under IN signed. Administratrix of the estate cl e John Fordyce, deceased, will sell at Public r Sale, at the late residence of the deceased in Pleasant Mills, Adams Co., Ind., On the 3Cth Day of March 1866, All the personal property of the decedent nut taken by the widow, consisting of two 2 year j old c«Jts, 9 sheep, household and kitchen goods, and many other articles too tedious to S mention. A credit of nine months will be I given on all suns of three dollars and over by i? the purchaser giving his note with approved . security; under that sum ca<h in hand, f MARY FORDYCE, > March 9. 4w Administratrix. • LAND FOR SALE. is hereby given, that the under- . Ll signed Commissioner, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county will s by order of said Court sell at Priv: te Sale, on -1 and after the Sixth Day of April, 18 »6, at the i Clerk’s Office in the town of Decatur in 4 1 . I ams county, Indiana, the following described ! Real Estate, to wit: The south west quarter of section nine (9) in township number iwentysix north of Range fourteei (14) east in Adam*: county, Indiana. TeHD»i —One third cash in hand, one-third in six and the balance in twelve months, sc cured to my satisfaction with interest. J. R 8080, < March 9. 4w Commissioner I -A r

NOTICE OF ELECTION.! Sheriff's Office. 1 I , A lams County, Indian.. > I ishereby given, in accordance with _*A tile annexed notice from tile Cleric of Cjr cult Oourt of sai-l county, th-it an election will . beheld at the usual places of holding electioae i irt said county, at which election the officers n | named in the annexed certificate will br elected. , '! Siren under iuy hand this 3d day of March, ° 1 1866, JXJOB STULTS, ! Sheriff, A. C. i StaH OF IntitANA, f ; Adams County. ) ■ i The Sbite of Indi ina to th' Sheriff of dJr. i'i | County Greeting; . .a 1, John McCoum*!, Clerk of the Adams I cuif Court Ivreby certify that at tho tow..ship election io be h o I lon th<* first, Monday of April, , 186 i, there will be an election for Justice of tire Peace in the follow tn x townships, to 'wit: In Kirkland township, for tn' purp/we of J electing a 3 icct-ssor of William Diehl, sen., resigned. in St. Ma*y'& township, for the purpose of f electing a successor to John Fordyce, deceased. I In French township, for the purpose of e'ect- ; of ingaJustice in place of Solomon Shju, who ] ( > faile i to qualify ; A j In witness whereof I have hereunto subI scribed my name and affixed the seal of said cc ! Court this 3d day of March 1 366 , w> JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. March 3. 4v By A. J. Hill, Deputy : n "notice to non-residents. State of Indiana./ Adams County. I IN the Court of Common Pleas of A lims County May Tenn, 1866. ; 1< Ezra Lyster, Jesse Niblick. | Charles Reynolds, •{ Notice. The unknown h**irs of Hannah Mcwhorter, I et al. J VI7HEREAS, it appears by affidavit in the 1 \ \ office of the Clerk of the Court of Corn j ) mon v leas of Adams County, Indiana, that. Charles Reynolds, one of th ■ above named de- ' 1 fendants in the above entitled cause is not a■ |l • resident of t’ e State of Indiana, that he is a U 1 necossary party io said cause, and that, the j > names of the unknown heirs of Hannah Mew j • horter are not known to the Plaintiff, and that i thev are not residents of the Btate of Indi ma. ( and are necessary parties to said cause, and | whereas said Court at its January Term, 1866. ordered publication to be made as to them in , ' this cause, therefore said Charles Reynolds and • the unknown heirs o*’ Hannah Mewhertcr are! hereby notified of the filing ami pendency of ’ ’ the Plaintiff’s petition and coinplaint herein,) 11 ' and that unless they appear before lhe Judge ‘ ‘ of the Court of Cernir.on Pless, on the find, day ’ ■ of the next regular term thereof to be held at [ J the Court House in the town o' Decatur, Indi ana, on Monday the 11th d <yofMay, 1866,and ! nb ad bv answer or demur thereto, th-' same | ! ’* ill be lieard and determined in their al sence S Witness mv hand and seal of said □ [L o.] Court this 30-h day of January, 1 66. JOHN M C' NN EL. Clerk Ftb 2 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. — 1 r i State or Tkbiaxa, I j Adaius County j N'OTICEI is lu-ruby given, that Justus K-lly : administrator of th* e.lafi’ of Jamr- | White, deceased, has filed his petition to sei •he re d estate of the decedent, his persona • estate being insufficient to pay his debts, an-l - that said petition will be heard nt the next ■erm of the Coitri of Camtnon Pleas of «nd .-oiuitv. to be I eld at the Court House in the town of Decatur.on the llthdiy of May 1866 1 Witness my hand this "2d d iv o' Pebruary, 1866. JOHN McOONNEL, Clerk. Marell 2. 4w By 1. J. Hill, Deputy.

Appointment of Administratrix. N’OTICE is hereby eiven that the under signed lias been appointed Administratrix of the estate of John Fordyce, late of Adams comity, deceased. The estate is l>ro»ably sol v .. nr MARY FORDYCE. > March 21. 4w Administratrix estray; ~~ SHAKEN up by J p .'.ues Jolmstmt. Jefferson I township, Feb. 5, a red and white spotted 8011, black head and neck, marked, crop fl' right ear, swallow ork or an under half crop in the left; supposed to be 3 years old; ap praised at S2O. ‘ Reportedl bv March 2.1. 2w JUS! US KELLY, J. P. PETITION TO SELL LAND. Sate of Indiana > Adams County. ( "IVTOTICE is hereby given, that James Faust IN Administrator of the estate of Zaehariah P. Guard, deceased, his filed hi* petition to sell the real estate of the decedent,his personal estate bei g insufficient to pay his debtsjand that s4d petition will be heard at the next tenu of the Court of Common Plea* to be held at the Court House- wi the town of Decatur, on Monday, February 14th 1866. Witness luy hand tlusSOth day ef'February. A. D.3B(>>JOHN McCONN’EL,CIerk. Feb. 23» 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. DOR WIN &i, BRO’S. DEALERS JN Drugs, Medicines, & Chemical FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Sponges, Bru*hes, Perfumery, A’C. KEROSENE OR COAL OIL AND LAMPS; Physicia.is* Prescriptions carefully conipou ided and orders answered with rare and despatch. Farmers and Physicians frnMß the country will find our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine, aud of the best qualify. B. WO A KLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Saddlery and Carriage Trimming.*?, ’ RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING. Kte. | T 9 Columbia Street. FORT WAYHMUNO. 7 &

mi IIBWISJ CAIK? jamesTrTbobo Attorney aid Counselor at lartW, Di CATUK, INDIANA. ILTOFFICE.in Recorder’s Office. 4JI WILL practice in the Courts of tlieTenth J udicial Circuit. Attend to the Kedemp ii-»n of Lands, the Payment of Taxes. Especial attention will be given to the collection of' Bounties, PonsiGns, and all claim.* against the Government. David Studabaker, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW am> Claim Agent. DEC4TUR, INDIANA 1 . tNTILL practice in Adams and adjoining v v Counties; will secure UmntieF,pensions, and all kinds of claims against the Govern■n.’ut. j , ■’OFFICE.—On Main Street, riirmedfatelfSouth <»/ the Auditor’s Office. David Studabaker’s REAL ESTATE agency. I TH) R thr pnrelnwseana sale of Reni Estate by iheonly Licensed Agen; in the county,now iffer.s for .sale nt his law office, in Decatur, a fino ot of vnbrablelrfhds situate in diifereiit parts of 'ltd ams county. Tiros*? wishihg to purchase will Jo well to some to hif»>. 'l’hose wishing to sell will du veil to come to'him NosnTeS,nocharges. Ha s,also. Licensed to* draw Deeds and «11 other* nstrumenls writing, nnd will do the same vith neatness and dispatch. Sept. 6 FA. JELLEFE" Pliysicinu and Surgeon. DECATUR, INDIANA. lEF OFFICE—In Uoustou's Block, s.cond lour over Drug Store-. v 8-u 15. New Wagon Shop! PRBDERIciE METTZ. WOULD announce to the public that he is prepared to manufacture on short notic* Mid reasonable terms, CARRIAGES, BIGGIES, Spring W agon’3, etc, etc., made - tb ordf’ have on h ind a good supply of seasoned lum her, and will wnrrant all my work, and defy competion in workmanship and prices. ItEPAI R I N G ! done on short notice, and the most rca«onab( terms. Give me a call. Shop in the old Democrat” Office, south side of M«dis< vi oetween Front and Second streets, D<expire Indiana. Sept.'2‘2,n» 18’5h HARMON BOSSE, UNDERTAKES, SHOP NEXT DOOR TO KING & BRO., BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP, MONROE ST-, DECATUR. INDIANA. I wool 1 inform the public that I keep row 'tantly on hand a large assortment of r< ffins and will manufacture them to order at ail times In connection with my business I keep a hearse to attend funerals, without any extra charge Give me a call, as I feel satisfied that I can furnish every thing in the line ot undertaking, in the best style, and at reasonable rates. Aug. 25. 6m /APPOINT JI ENT OF ADJIIMSTR ATOR. IVTOTICE is hereby given, That the under Li signed has been appointed Adminis’r-ntor of the estate of James White late of county, deceased. The eshit** is probably sol vent. JUSTUS KELLY, Feb. 23. Adm’r. Gilm’ TAlib’ Al NS! Are to be secured at lhe FANCY STORE, Now. ] lave a f u U and complot. STOCK OF ; GOODS Io our line, comprising .XOTiOXS AXD MILMXKK " CLOAKS & FURS Os which we have a stock now arriving kimL which we will s.tdl lesa Shnn any • > her House in Decatur, mH. or cast. and ace our S T O JC K, And if we don’t maljgjour don’t ask you to buy. We have alsu »large Stock of Floods and Nubias, Ladies Underwear, GkiLdren 'S Caps, fur noons, Fur Caps, and Gloves, among which will b< *, found some of J.t«e very finest Shellacd Hoods and N U B I A S, Far ahead of anyth*ng else in this pburw , We have a fine Stock of Bre ikfiist SHAWLS, Large Size, Children’s Sacks,’ Dress and Cloak Trimmings of all kinds, HOOP SKIRTS. We bought our Ho r p Skirts and Corset® the manufacturers and sell them from twentyfive cents to one dollar less than the Dry Good* Stores, and we have the best stock of Traveling Saaks •Trunks, Gentlemen’s Fur Collar®, Ladies Baskets, Hosiery and G’oves, t® b* found in Decatur, all of which we will aril cheap for cash We are going I o sell our good* for cash and nothing but cash without nspeei to persons, and by so doing we can sell ttventyfive per cent cheaper than on credit. All who are owing us must settle oh or baZero the Ist day of January 1866. C CRABBS Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. t b L

DSCITDB BISIXKSS GAIIIIS!