Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 23 March 1866 — Page 3

THE EAGLE.J ■ oerierAi VAPEtoF tm: county. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. FRIDAY, March 23, 1868. Agricultural Society. The friends of /Agriculture, and i'l feel an interest in the re-orgainzi tion of the Adams county Agricultural i Society, and the holding of an annuali ( ■County Fair, are requested to meet at 1 the Court House in Decatur, Saturday, ( March 24th, 1866. for the purpose of , effecting an organization. V> e ask our I .nbrcnbers who read this notice to come ■ t thems'dvns: to mention it to their neigh I bors, and induce others to come, and the ■ , Adams county, Agricultural Society will I wall be re-established on a lasting basis, i Citizens in Council —The Board of , Trustees of the town of Decatur requested the citizens to meet at the Clerk's Office, Wednesday night,March 21st,for the purpose of a general expression of opinion in regard to purchasing a Fire Engine or leaking some other provision (or the ex ‘iinguishment of tires. In consequence of the short notic< given of the meeting, the attendance wa° small; hut after a gen' ral expression of opinion it was concluded that an efficieni Hook and Ladder company would b* more servicable and less expensive than a Fire Engine, in which, we think, a large rasjoiity of the citizens will concur. SCHOOL. Mrs. E 11. M. Elcock and Edward P. Elcock. propo-e opening a school on the •econd floor of the public school room in Decatur, commencing on Monday. April td. Terms:—Orthography, Reading, and Mental Arithmetic, 50 Practic'd Arithmetic, Geography, and English Grammar 3 s’l 111-tor,, Natural Philosophy, am! Physiology, 4.5 u Higher Arithmetic, Algebra,Geometry. Latin and Greek languages, 6 00 March 23. 2 w The Stolen Horses. —The Dayton Journal of last week, notices the arrest of ■ a couple of persons who gave their names as Frank Lewis and John L iFont, who offered a couple of horses under su-pi eious circumstances that answer to the j description of those stolen from Mr Schouhr, which we i otiei d L>st week The horses were considerably jaded, and were offered at t) • a> i o e livery stables in Dayton, at piices much bus than their real value, which ex ited the suspicions of the police, when they were taken into custody. After their arrest t-icy con versed together in French, and r. pre_ g-nled themselves from various from northwestern Ohio, friom the description of the parties and horsts, it is strongly suspicioned in this community that the horses are those of Mr > hoUier. and that bis son-in law, Frank Pm and John La F mt, who disappeared about the i«me time the horses did are the guilty parties. Messengers are won their way to Dayton to get the facta in 'he case. Since writing the above the parlies w o went to Dayton have r> tarred with the information that they found Mr. Sc.-muler ■> horses under tli p ciroume itie ■-< ted above, and tbstfrom thed - ; p’.ioo given, Frank Pio and John La Fount me the parties who stole the horses Ihe police are on their truck, an I i is exp' Cted they will soon he over hauled. Ihe horses will probably arrive here before we go to press. 1866 SPRING TRADE. 1866. Fort Wayne, TOWNLEY, Di.WALD, BOND & CO. OFFER .A Vary Large and Choice Assortment of Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Goods, Black and Colored Si'ks, Spring DeLaines and Prints, An unlimited variety ot Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Shirtings, Cotton Flannel, all Wool, Donut and Silk mixed Flannels, Hosiery, AV nite Woods, Shawls, Linens, Embroid ries, L»ces, Housekeeping and Domestic Soods, Broadcloths, Plain and Fancy Csssimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matting, NEW STYLES, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Kid Gioves, Corsets, tfcc. Notwithstandi. g the hard, lines, and the general scarcity of goods in the Eastern market, our stock will be kept full, and customers can depend upon finding everything in our line, at the old accustomed corner, at the lowest market price as usual. From this on, we will be in daily receipt of Spring Goods. TO WNLET, DeW A LD,BOND & CO. f.-icr Colnnibin & Calhoun Streets.

I X party of the 1. (). G. F. (raterI r.i'y went to Middletown on Tuesday, to i assist lit the organization o! a new Lodge. It was an excellent day for Cold wa'er operations, and to them the weather must have been delightful, as the rain fell in anything but hydropathic dos'.s. This is a Changing World! By *refererce to our advertising col’ limns, our readers will see that the popular firm of Bollman and Adelspcrger ceases to exist. Mr. Sam. C. Bollman, having purchased the interest of MrAdelsperger, his late partner, is prepared to accommodate his customers an t the world of purchasers with Pure Drugs and Medicines, and will continue to prosecute the business in all its branches. As his stock is full and complete, his motto ‘‘live ei.d let live”—we bespeak for him a full share of pa'rotiage, feeling assured that it is to the interest of purchasers to call upon him before purchasing elsewhere. — New Saddles—l. J. Miesse has jus! r evived a large assortment of newsaddies, among them various pat'erns of the McClellan cavalry saddle, which arc acknowledged to be will,out a rival. He is also prepared to manufacture these and o’ber saddles, harness, etc., to order. Il .pairing done on short notice. Go and see his new spring stock, just received. Burglary.—Ou Thursday night last, the Bakery establishment ot Jo.eyh Prentice, of this plac n , was burglariously entered by some daring rascal or rascals, by breaking in the glass show window and raising the sash of the inner window. The thief or thieves succeeded in getting between two and three hundred dollars in money, which bad bten carelessly left in the drawer, and made good their escape without raising anv alarm. Mr. Prentice was absent at the lime leaving I.is wife in charge. As vet there is no definite clue as to who committed the robbery. Mr. Prt mice is a crippled soldier, and his circumstances are su:h that the loss he has sustained will be severely felt by him.

Petersons Magazine—Peterson fit Aprilo opens with ‘‘A Tale of the Catacombs,” by ,T. G. Sprague, followed . by, “Triumph in Defeat,” by E. B.J Ripley; ‘ The St.den Bond,” continued, ' My Lost Treasure,” by Frank Lee Ben- i edict; my Search for. a Wife, by A. S.) j Sargeant; '‘The Soldiers Orphans, conI tinned, by Ann S. Stephens, editorial melange, diseiiption of fashions. The' j fashion plates and illustrations of cloth-I I ingand fancy articles are numerous and complete. For particulars see Msg - : zine. Price £2 per year with the usual j I deductions ■nd premiums to clubs. Ad- ' dress. CII J. PETER-OX. Philadelphia. Gooey’s Lady's Book.—The April I number of this excellent I tdie's magazine has be T> received. It opens with “the List Boquet,” a superior steel engraving followed by the usual five figure Col- • ored Fa-hi'ins plate, several different ! style of dresses and various novelt es com- | piete the illustrations. Th ■ lib rary matter is excellent and aiT.rds a variety. Among old acqttniitin e wo no ie- th- names of Mali in .Harland, Miry Ji vrin Misi Frost, Ms. E F. Ellet, M A. Denison and others, are contributors to the num i ,)er . Single copy $3,00, with the usual de ductions and premiums to chibs. Addicss L. A. GO DEY, Philadelphia. Cg-The McLean Bru. nre selling off tcoir stock of Clothing at cost. Now is the time to secure bargains. This offer is good only for a short time. Do not fail to give them a call. Decline in Prices.—The New York Sun n >t‘-s that last w- ek the decline in wholesale pricss. was greater than lin any week since the present dow waid mov nieut commenced, and j says. I Standard domestic manufactures in i the dry good market receded in price about twenty per cent., and the average reduction in imported goods was I probably not less than twenty-five per ' cent. Even at these reduced rates sales | were very meagre, and it is quite proba ' ble ihat the decline will continue during i the present week In other branches of . trade there has also b en a material re I duction in prices, although the percen : tage of decline has not been so u liform jas in the dry goods market. It is ev- ’ ident that prices are now rapidly gravitating toward real values. j The Boston Commercial says: “There never was so much alvei manifested by any party before concerning i the danger of being thrown out of power, I as by the Republican leaders at the present time. Every thing must tend to the i perpetuation of their party supremacy.

t he Union can not be restored because it is feared this will lead to the defeat of the Republicans at the next election. Even specie payment must not be resumed for the same reason. A writer in the Tribune says, if government contracts th- currency, we may have a very serious ciisis, which will stop business, reduce the revenue greatly, and probably sweep the Republican party outol power. ‘ The New York World says: “The desperate project of Stevens, Forney & Co. to carry Pennsylvania against Mr. Johnson and make Forney senator, encounters its chief obstacle in the popularity of the President. Stevens’ exhibition of buffoonery and h-irlequinism in the House, on Saturday, is a recognition of that obstacle, and an expedient to surmount it. Who can refute a joke? An i yet what passes in Washington for a joke too grotesque for anything but deiisive laugh ter is m-ant to bn circulated in t'.e rural districts of Pennsylvania as a denial o the genuineness ot President Johnson’s scathing speech.” The New York Herald says that “ev try radical member f Congress has a new plan of government fir the United S ales in his pocket, or has offered one to the House Judging from the proceedings in Congress alone, from the view taken of the country by the radical party, we might suppose it wts in the condition that France w is in when a new conatitui -n was suggested every diy, aud a new one adopted once a fortnight.” Marriags anl Celibacy. 4 N UNSAY OF WUIATNG AM) IV- . 1 SI RUCTION' FOR YOU.Vfi MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely Prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means of re lief. Sent Free of Charge, in scaled letter en velopes. Address, Dr J SKI I LIS HOUCHT M, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pl. MAtlfiiED. March s , by Justus Kelly, J. P., James Fravel to Jemima J. Kelly. Notice to Candidates.

To prevent any misunderstanding { among candidates, in the announcement of their names, we shall charge three dol , birs for each D ime announced, which in- j chi'b'S printing tickets for the primary i elec ion; payment invariably in advance. , This rule will be without any excep’ An 1 no names of candidates will be i placed on the tickets (or the primary i election, unb ss they announce their names ? in the paper, or make some definite nr range me nt with us. ANIWUNCEMSNTS. We are authorized to announce the name of James Stoops, as a candid ite for Sheriff, sub I' ct. to the decision of th«* Democratic primary i eh etion. We .;re authorized to anronnee the name of i Jonathan Fleminj". a- i cau lidat ■ for Slieiilf. subject o the decision of the Democratic pri- ■ marv election. | We are anthoiiz dto announce the name of I Emanuel Woods, as a candidate for sheriff ' subject to the decision ol the Democratic primary election. W e are authorized to announce the name of Aaron C‘ap’i’an, as a candidate for S'i riff, subject to th decision of the Democratic pri m iry ehetion. We .»re authorized to announce the name of John C Tindall, as a camlidate for Renor.lor, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri mary election. We are authorized to announce the name of Joseph R Miller, as a candi lat • for Recorder, 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, i >-jjl’jact to t ■ a decision of the Democratic pri nnry eb ci ion. We nre authorize I to announce the name of Ezra Lvster, as a candi lat-’ for Sheriff, subj.-ct to the de d-Jon of the Democratic primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of Jamis R. Bubo, as a candidate for Rcprescmta tive. subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. We are miihoriz<‘d to announce the name of Martin V. B Simcokpjas candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the Demo cratic primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of Green B. Sewed, as a candidate fir Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri mary election. We are aut:.oriz<’d to announce the name of Eugene Bui.ner, as a candidate for Recorder, subj ct to the decision of the Democratic pri mary election. ft'e are authorized to announce the name of P. N. Collin>, as a candi.ia e for Representative, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary elect ion. We are authorized to announce the name of James H. Stulls, as a candidate for Record* r, subject to the decision of the Democratic pri mary elec don. We are authorize ! to announce the name of Jesse Niblick, as a candidate for County Treas urer, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. A Cough, Cold, or Sore Thront, Requires immediate attention, and should be checked. If allowed to continue, Irritation of the Lnugs, a Permanent i Thront Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease is often the result. BROWN’S BRONGHIAL TROCHES HAVING A DIRECf INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF. For Bronchitis, Asthma*, Catarrh, Con sumptive and Throat Diseases. TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS. j SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS | Will find useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The Troches are recom mended and prescribed by Physicians, aud have had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in

new localities in various parte of the world, and he Troches are universally pronounced better than other articles. Obtain only “Brown’s Bronchial Troche • and do n >!. take any of the Worth'ess Imitations i that, may be offered. Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box. An Immense Emigration. An immense emigration will pour down into the Southern Srates with the restoration of peace. Thousands of southern refugees, from all the towns and cities of the North, will re turn home: thousands of northern rmdiera will move in th” same dl ection, an l settle, in die closest bonds of union , among their southern brethren; and, in obedience to the laws of demand and supply thousands of northern far mers, mechanics, and laborers, will swell the •nighty volume for the repeopling and rebuilding the waste places of “the sunny South.” In anticipation of this grand diversion of the tide • of emigration, aud from the increasing de- ■ rnands upon them, the proprietors of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters are putting * up additional thousands of boxes of their uni- 1 versally popular tonic an J alterative. We have the testimony of soldiers,sailers trivelers, trappers, miners, emigrants, refu gees,farmers and planters, North and South "a cloud of witnesses,” that as a safe and re Hable remedial agent, and as a protection against all th- complaints incident to exposure privations, changes of climate . die t, water, and habits of life, Hostetter’s Bitters used as di reeled, are worth their weight in gold, North or South.—fCommunicated.] It is also proper to state that the Bitters are . sold exclusively’n gl is-, and rover under any , circumstance* by the gallon or the barrel II - * itators are abroad, and the only safeguard the public has against them is to spe that the Bitt* rs thev buy have the engraved label ami note of hand of Messrs. Hostetler <fc Smith , and our proprietary stamp over the cork of the bottle. To Consumptives. The advertiser, having been restored to health in "a few weeks btr a very simple rem edy. after having suffered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread , disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to ii i fellow sulferers the means of cure /'o all who 'lesire it. he will send a copy of the prescription usd (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, , which they will find a sure Cure for Consume tion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, aud all Throat ami L ing Affections. The only obj. ct of die a lvertis*u in sending the Presc.rip tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in formation which he co!iceiv* , s to be in vain able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Panics wishingt-he prescription, free, by return mail, will p’ease address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. v9—uH-lyr The M isoti Sc Hum!in Cabinet Oorcan* forty different sr.yb’s, adapted to sacred and | secular music, for to S6OO ea.-h. FIFTYONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums awarded them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON A HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. N ( ,W York. v9-n27-4y. Err* rs <>f Youth. A Gentle nin who sulf‘red for years from Nervous Debility, Pr<uu a tore Decay, and al the est- cts of youthful indiscretion, will, fol the sake t.f suffering humanity, send free to air who need it, the recip • and directions fol making the simple r?m*-dy by which be wasr cured. Sufferer” wishing io profit by the ad vertiscr’s experience, can do .- n by addressing JOHN B. “GDEN. No. 13 Chambers St. New York. v9—n4i—lyr Strange, But True. Every young la ly and gentleman in the (linked Slates can hear something very much to their advantage by return mail (free of charge,)by addresdng the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by :i3t noticing this card. All others will please address their ol odier.t servant. THOS. F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broadway, New York. V‘)~ ndl— Ivr WHISKEIIS ! WHISKERS! Do von want Whiskers or Moustaches? Ous Grecian Compound will force them to grow ont the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heals, in Six Weeks. Price, si.o(). Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WARNER <fc CO. dv29 Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y DECATUR MARKETS. Correct- d Weekly y Messrs. Nutt’/tan 4 Crawford Merchants and Produce Dealers, Main street Decatur, Indiana. Decatur, March 23, 1565 Flour W bbl • . 10.09 Wheat, White, bush 200 Red, ” 1 80 Corn 40 Rye 70 Oats 30 Potatoes 69 Cloverseed, . . - 459 Flaxseed 290 Butter, $ 20 Lard l r » Eg *s, .... 15 Feathers, 50 Wool, ........... 5U@ 6u Hiiles, green lb ... 6 dry 10 Salt per bbf. . . 4.00 Pork, . . . . • Ba 9, New York Market. New York, March 12.

$1 500 PER YEAR! We want agents everywhere to sell our improved S2O Sewing Ma chines. Three new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted five years Above salary or l a< -<re commissions paid. The o*«ly m ichiues sold in United States for less than $lO, which nre fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler 4- 4 ilson, Grover <V Bake/, Singer df Co., and Bachelder. AU other cheap machines are i ifringements ami Mier or user are liable io .fine, and imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or call upon Shaw <t Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or at No. 823 Broadway, New York; No. 236 Carter •St.,Philadelphia,Pa ; No 14 Lombard's Block, Chi- ago, HL; No. 170 West Fourth St., Cincin- | nati, O.; or No. 8 Spaulding’s Exchange, Bus- . silo, N Y. 9 52 ly

A MONTH’— AGENTS wanted for sir entirely new article^. ot t Address O. 1. GAREY, City Budding, Biducford. Main*’. 9 52 ly NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. r fAHE Partnership heretofore existing be- 1 1 Samuel <7. B.dlman ami Thomas Adelsperger under the s’vle of Bollman and Adelaper is this day dissolved by mutual agreement. The Books and Papers nf tlm late firm being in the hands of Mr Sam. C. Bollman; all the business, accounts, <t ’., Will be settled bv himSAM. C-BOLLMAN, THO 3. ADELSPERGER. Peesdur, March 19th 1866. A D MIN IST II ATO H’S SALE. VTOTTCE is hembv given that the un I n rL n signed. Administrito- nf the Esta‘e of Morgan Smith, deceased, will sei.’ at Public Sale, at the late residence of the deceased, in Wabaah Towship, Adams Conntv.lndiana# on Monday April 16, 1836, The Perron al Property of said Esta'r, consisting <»f Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Milch Co '’s, Hogs. Hay, Corn, Wheat, Farming Utensils, One Wagon, Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms: — Nine months credit on all sums over three dollars will be given by the purchaser giving his note with interest and secure*l to the satisfaction of the undersigned, waiving valuation laws. Sums less th in three dollars cash in hand. F. P, SMITH, March 23. Adm’r wi;h the Will annexed. Sheriff’s Office, ) Adams County, Indiana, f NO I'ICE is hereby given, in accordance with the annexed notice from the Clerk of Uir cuit Court cf said c mnty.th.at an election will beheld at the usual places o. holding clectioiis in said county, at which election the officers named in the .annexed certificate will be eb cted. Given under my hand this 3d day of March, 1 1866, JACOB STULTS, Sheriff, A. C. — State of Indiana, Adams County, j 7'ke St ite of Indiina to the Skcrijf nf dams Co unty Greetinq : I, John McConnel, Clerk of the Adams Cir cuR Court hereby certify that at the township ■b ction io be Iv-bl on the first Mom! ay of April, there will be an election for Justice of the Peace in the following township*, to wit; In Kirkland township, for the purpose of electing a successor of William Diehl, sen., resigned. In St. Maty’s township, for the purpose of j electing asucces.'-or to John Fordyce, deceased.! In French township, f»r the purpose of elect- j iny a Justice in place of Solomon Shull, who failed to qualify. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court this 3d day of March 1 - :<:6. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk, March 3 4 v By A. J. Hill, Deputy. ■ E LECnOiTNOTICE? "VTOTICE is bnrnby given that an election ks will be held at the usual place of holding i elections,Washington township, kdamscounty, Indiana, on Mondnj April Id, 1366. ’’or thn purpose of electing the following town ship officers: One township Trustee, two Constables, and one Supervisor fur each road district in said | •-ownship. JOHN MEI HERS, | March 23. 2w Trustee Wa>h.Tp. NOTICE TO N ON-RESI DENTS. State of Indiana.? Adams County, f IN the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County May Term, 1866. ! Ezra Lyster, ~ ) vs. Niblick, I Charles Reynolds, Notice. | The unknown heirs of Hannah Mawhorter. | < t al. J t If HERE A S>, it appears by affidavit in Hie I V office of the Clerk of the t ourt of Com mon ’‘leas o f Adams County, Indiana, that Charles Roy nobls, one of th above named defendants in the above entitled cause is not a resident o* the State of Indiana, that he is a necessary parly to said cause, and that the names of the unknown heirs of Hannah Mew horter are not known to the Plaintiff, and that they are not residents of the State of Indiana, and are necessary parties to said cause, and whereas said Court at its January Term, 1866. ordered publicalton to be made as to them in this cause, therefore said Charles Reyn elds and the unknown heirs o' Hannah Mewhvrter are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of the Plaintiff’s petition aud complaint herein, and that, unless they appear before the Judge of the Court of Ceinmot: Pleas, on the first day of the next regular term th er'of to be held at the Court Hou>e in the town of Decatur. Indiana, on Monday the 14th day of May, ! B**6, and plead by answer or demur thereto, the same v ill be heard and determined in their absence Witness my hand and seal of said [l.s.J Court this 30th day of January, 1 66. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk. Feb. 2. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy.

DOR WIN A:, BRO’S. DEALERS IV Drugs, Medicines, & Chemical FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Ac. KEROSENE OR COAL OIL AND LAMPS: Physiciaas’ Preset .’ptions carefully compouuded and o dvrs answered with care and despatch. Fenners and Physicians from the country will find our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of the best quality. bTwToaTley, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIA RD WA RE, Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING. Etc. 711 Columbia Street, FORT, WAYGc.iMO. PHYSICI * N and SURGEON, DKCAMJR, INDIANA. OFFICE—Main St., opposite Meibers ro.’s Dry Goods Store . vßn!2

DEMTOB BUSINESS CAMS! JAMES IL 8080 Attornev and Counselor at Law, DECATUR, INDIANA. TTOFFICE.in Recorder’s , TYTILL practice in the Courts of the Tenth r t JudicialCireuit. Attend to the Redeinp tion of Lands, the Payment of faxes. Especial attention will be given to the collection <f Bounties, Pensions, and all claims ageinst the Government. David Stndabaker, AT ft>l{ V E Y-AT-L A AV AND Clittin Acent, DECATUR, INDIANA, lITILL practice in Adams and adjoining O Counties; will secure bounties,pensions. • and all kinds of claims against the Govern.’ ment. ITJ*OFFICE.—On Main Street,immediately South of the Auditor’s Office. v6-n42 David Studabaker’s REAL ESTATE AGENCY. thr purchase and sale of Real Estate by 1’ theonly Licensed Agent in the county,now offers for sale at hislaw office,in Decatur, a fine lot of valuablelandssituateiu different partsof Adams county. Those wishing to purchase will Jo well to come to him. Those wishing to sell will do well to come to him No sales,nocharges. He is, also. Licensed to draw Deeds aud nil other msiruments of writing, and will do the narno with neatness and dispatch. Sept. 16 E Jellefe Physician and Surgeon. DECATUR, INDIANA. 17* OFFICE—Tn Houston’s Block, accent loorover Drug Store. vB-nls. Nsw Wagonlshop! '■FREDERICK TXTOULD announce to the public that he it v V prepared to manufacture on short notic* and reasonable terras, C.mm.WES, BUGGIES, WAGOI? Sprino Waoons, <.t.c , etc., made to ord( r have on hand a good supply of seasoned h:»a her, ami will warrant all my work, and d*t y coinpetion in workmanship and pricts. 11 E P A [RING! done on short notice, and the most reawofrtbl terms. Give me a call, ''hop in the old Democrat” Office, south side of Madison eu* o tween Front and Second streets, Drcature Indiana. Sept. 22,a. 18tvh lIARMON "BOiSSEI UHBESTAKEE, SHOP NEXT DOOR TO KING &. CRO., BRICK 3LACKSMITR SHOP, MONROE ST-, DECATUR. INDIANA. T 'vonlT inform the public that I Veep con stantly on hand n Inrgn assortment of coffins and will manufacture itu-ci to order at all t.mes [nconnection with my business I keep a hears., toattend funerals,'vithout any extra charge Give me a call, as I feel satisfied that 1 can furnish every thing in the line ot undertaking, in the best style, and at reasonable rates. j Aug. 25. 6m I Ari’OIXTMENT Ol’ AD.IHNJSTRATOU.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the under signed has been appointed Adminis*rate r of the estate of James White late of Adans county, deceased. The estate is probably sol vent. JUSTUS KELLY, Feb. 23. 4 tv Adm’r. Uli EAT B;A ftfljAINS! Are to be secured at the FANCY STORE, Now. We have a full and complete STOCK OF GOODS In our line, comprising XOTJOXS AXI) MILLINER CLOAKS & FURS Os which we have a large stock now arriving and Which we will sell less than any o her House in Decatur, will or can. Con,a and see our S T () C K, And if we don’t. make Sour words”g'od vr« don't ask you to buy. We have also a large Stock of Hoods and Nubias, Ladies Underwear t Children s Skating Caps, FUR HOODS. Fur Caps, and Gloves, among which * .11 ba found some of the very finest Shell?nd VS »4 Hoods and N IT B I A S, Far ahead of anything else in i We have a fine Stock of Breakfast | SHAWLS, LargcSiz ■, Children's Sicks.’ I Dress and Cloak Trimming* nf all kinds, # HOOP SKIRTS. We bought our Ho-p Skirts and Corsets nt the manufacturers and sell them from tw» niy-five-rents to one dollar less than the Dry Cord* Stores, and we hav« the best stock of i raveling Saaks,JTrunks, Gentlemen’s Fu- Collars, Ladies Baskets, Hosiery and G’oves, tn bn found in Decat r, all of which we will sell cheap for cash. We are going to sell ourgoods for cash and nothing but cash without r- spect. to persons, and by so doing we can *-ell twentyfive imh' cent cheaper than rn credit. ATI who are owing us must settle cn c* before the Ist day of January ’ [ 2 c r r \b e s Ayer’s Cathartic Pills.