Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 1, Decatur, Adams County, 30 March 1866 — Page 3

TITE' ® AG LE. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. -* l ' J “ FRIDAY, March 30, 1866. Primary E'.f.ctioii —Next Monday the Democratic Primary Election will deter mine which of the aspirants for office gets the nomination. We hope the Democrats will be out in force, so that the popular will of the people will find a correct ex preasion. The defeated candidates will ) Lave our sympathy, and we hope they will cheerfully abide the result, and when | the proper time arrives, “try again. Attempt to Hob the County Treasury. On Thursday morning the County Treasurer, Jesse Niblick, on opening his office found that an attempt had been made to break open the safe. The rear window of the office had been forced, through which an entrance wa« effected. The safe was a new one of Douds, Mig neals & Urban’S manufao tire, and an at tempt was made to cut a hole in the top over the money vault. A hole some six ■ Inches square was ent through the out»ide plates, which was '.he amount o. dam- , a light snow on the ground. ; and from the tracks mule it is supposed ■ there was but two p M >ns engaged in the affair. And as the tools wete birrowed for the occasion, it is supposed th it the j attempted burglary was m ide by some one o »ar home, ns a professional safe breaker I wouli not have attacked one of Do Id & Co.’s safes, with such appliances as was found in the vic nity. Since the above was written, J. 11 Bramtrkamp and Washington Pyle were; arrested, bit we are id -d to tie able to Male that the boys furnishel a satisf y tory statement of their whereabouts on that night, when they w-re released from , custody. Two suspicious strangers, .that luv. been occupying the school I. 1 1on th plank road above town, for several nights, are now strongly snspieioned, an 1 a largposse are after them. If arreste I the evi i deuce already disc-w nel is sufficient tbind ibetu over forth- ir appearance at the Any nst Circuit Court Oxs Horse Tiiikvix t. —It se ms w.--have almost every cl iss o.f thieves in this I community known in the criminal cabn Jfir, from th* knight of the r >ad, vulgarly I tailed •’horse thief," the burgl ir boll,’ •hop lifter, steak thief, etc. Lit week , leveloped the fact that we have another ' dasa of offend rs, heretofore unknown in this vicinity, as the following will show One of the young G-ikeys was in town with some grass seed so: rale. Onmakinng the sale he concluded to reserve a hal f bushel for his own use, but while absent from his wagon tran-nctii g his business, mine person in need of a sick, or a sample of grass seed, p-rhaps not purlieu!at which, appropriate 1 it to bis own US". The facility wi.h which property ehanges hands, in this vicinity of la;. . should caution owners to be on 'he look nut for scamps making these unaudioriz-d transfers of the goods, chattels, rights and • Iccta of oth- rs.

SCHOOL. Mrs. E 11. M. Eleocli and Liwaril P Elcock. propose opening a school on the second fluor of the public school room in Decatur, commencing on Monday. Aprs! ( 2d. ' I Terms:—Orthography, Reading, and Mental Ari'hmelie, $2 50 Practical Arithmetic, Geography, and ' English Grammar 350 1 History, Natural Philosophy, and , Physiology, 4 53 Higher A i it lime tie, A'g'-bra, Geometry, , Latin and Greek languages, 6 00 March 23. 2w 1E66. SPRING TRADE. 1866 Fort Wayne, TOWNLEY, DeWALD, BOND & CO ! OFFER A Very Large and Choice Assortment of j Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Goods, Black and Colored Si'ks, Spring DeLaines and Prints, An unlimited variety of Bleached and Brown Sheetings,-Shirt-jugs, Cotton Flannel, nil Wool, Donut I and Silk mixed Flannels, Hosiery, White . Goods, Shawls, Linens, Embroideries, i Laces, Housekeeping and Domestic! Goods, Broadcloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matting, NEW STYLES. Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves, Corsets, etc. Notwithstanding the hard times, and the genera] scarcity of goods in the Eastern market, our stock will be kept full, and customers can depend upbn finding every, thing fit our line, fit iltb bld acdUstomed •orner, at the l.west market price as usual. From this on, we will, be io daily reseipt of Spring Goods. TOWNLEY. DeWALD,BOND & CO. Corner Columbia A Cnlhotm streets.

I Meeting of the Agricultural Society. ; Pursuant to previous notice the (rien s 'of Agriculture met at the Court House, on Saturday, March 24th The meeting was organized on motion of G. A Dentby appointing F. A. Jelleff Chairman. On motion of J R. Miller, A. J Hill was appointed Secretary. The Chairman stated the obj ct of the meeting was io orginize a county Agricultural Society, and the call for this meeting was made at the request of farmers of the county.

A somewhat protracted discussion then I ensued as to the best mode of organzing in which most of those present took ! part The result of their deliberations j wis to conclude to organize by a joint) stock company, or in other w -rds th it the i necessary finds to prepare the ground, buildings, etc., necessary for the exhibition be raised by subscription, and that certific it-.s cd stock be issued in proper lion Co the amount paid by each individual. And lh.-t an accurate account bj kept of receipts and expenditure l , and in case of n cessity of raising funds that it be raised by subscription or by assess i tag stockholders, and in the event of the receipts exceeding expenditures a dividend be made of the surp!u-> among the stockholders. 0 i motion of D. Sul-biker a Oom mittee w is appointed to dra t a Constiiu tio.i an I rules for the Adami County Agricultural Society, consisting of the following prsoiis: D. S.ulabiker, E. Wood -, R iV in i is, A. Cr ibs, 1> J. R e nd A J. Hill, and time given until next ■•'a urday to report. The meeting th n aljiurned un'il Siturday, M irch 31st, one o’clock P, M. A J. HILL, Secretary. Arre t of Francis Pio. —On Situr -lay n it Francis Pio, who wis one ol the parties engaged in steali ig Mr. Schooler's horses returned horn •. The facts soon become known to the proper authorities, and abmi II o'clock Sheriff) Stulls and posse started to pay him a visit. They succeeded in arresting him without difficulty. He failed to give the i require i bail, 81000, mi l is now in j til; awaiting his trial. The horses were stolen by Pio and John La Font which is an alias, his true name being Saliff, and who was the principal in the affair. They di In>t go north s was at first supposed, but passe;! through town and started lor D iyton via. of St. Miry’s, where they were arrested, as our readers ar.- alieidv inf -rmed, but il.ere being no evidence rt hand the . were ) discharged before the parties who left | lu-re to identify th-rn reach'd Dayton, i After they were released they went to i Bufia'o N. Y., where they parted com- ! p -ny, Pio returning with the intention, ns ' he says, of giving himself up. F- om all ace >un s Saliff is an old offender, an I a perfect de-perado We hope h- will not long remain at large, but ; wil r- c; ive that punishment he no doubt 1 richly deserveß, The rtrong-st part of the affair is, that Pio, who has heretofore bore a good character, should be induced to sted I.is father in law’s horses, especially when it is known that his wife is nn only child, and in the natural course of events would Lave ultimately fallen heir Io his entire prop'-rty. It is too much like ste ilinu one’s own property, if such a thing could • be don-'.

Committed —On Saturday list, Joe! Hudson was arraigned be ore Esq. Grim, on a charge ol Dying in a supply of p rk. the properly of Timothy Coffee. II- was held to bail in the sum of three hundred dollars, which he fa le 1 to secure, wh n he was furnished quarters with Sheriff! Stults. Agricultural Society* The call for a re-orginiz ition o! the Adams county Agricultural Society, on i Saturday, owing to bad roads an 1 weather was not largely attended, but the right tpirit was manifested, and wa feel sure ) that the Society will bs pertnauen'ly ori oaniz-d at the n- xt meeting. We believe that our fann-rs are about to awaken to a just sense of their duty, and are i about to take the matter into their hands land go to work with a will—a will that will effect a permanent agricultural orIganization, and we believe that the | grounds will yet be prepared, an! that i ihis lall we will have an Exhibition that i will be a credit to the people, and gen ■ orally promote the Agricultutffl interests : of the county.

Progressive.—Adams county has laid aside a great many of its old fogy ideas, some of which it might havo retained with credit to itself, as a careful perusal of our columns (of the last few weeks will show. We have no ambition to pub li. h a Police Gazette, but we ara compelled to set before our readers the bill of fare in the way of local items th.lt the ! community furnishes. Crimiod viola- : t ons of the law have heretofore been ! comparatively unknown, but of late a i stiange iufatuAlioa seems to havo filled ' the minds of many and has lead them asiray. Right here we will correct an error. We have frequently stated there was not a vac. nt room in town, which was incorrect, as there has been no inmates of tlw county jail for a long time, until the prese&t week. The stakmen',

I however, is good now. We are tearing down and building up, improvements are in contetnpl -lion on every hand. Forward seems to be the watchword, but with our prosperity crime is making gigintio strides, and unless something is done to put a stop to evil practices, the county jail without an inmate will be ll*e , exception, not the rule. Crime will sooner I or later be punished at the hands of jus lice, and offenders should take warning if they wish to avoid county j ids, which are but outposts of our penitentiaries. Mire Thieving.— A short timo since a lady while making some purchase*, mo men'.arily left her pock't bo.-k, containing some thirteen dollars, on the counter of a store in town, but when wanted to settle her bill it was missing. List week, a half bushel of clover seed was stolen from the amc pl ace by some light fingered rascal.

For reasons best known to ourselves, we will n il locate the pl ies or give names. On Wednesday night an attempt was ; made to force an entrance into the store , lof J <fc A. Crabs. The burglars bored a couple of hoi the wind w shtri r with a two inch auger, but failed to effect aa entrance. It is supposed they become alarmed, fearing that their enterprise had aroused other parlies, when they decamped without successfully carrying out their undertaking. Z2T Gold last week was quoted as low as §1.27. As a natural consequence there is quite a panic in the dry goods market in the east. In fact it is not confined ent rely to the eas', as we no.ice our own merchants, with perhaps few exc’p'tons, are selling dry-goods at cost. C<lo Weather.—We have, for the last lew weeks, h i 1 unusual cold weather far the season. Winter seems lobe lingering in the lap of) spring, loth to ) depart. Doling the wcei past, we have I had woather appropriate to midwinter, [with the usual accompaninents of snow, i ice an 1 every oth' r ingredient intermini g.'ed that usually com s un lar the head lof “disagreable" weather. ) Marriage and Celibacy. i n essay <>r warning and in- . Y STBUCTIOS FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely Pros tr-ite the Vital Powers, with sure means of re lief. Sent Free of Charge, in scaled letter en velopes. Address, Dr J SKF LIN HOUGH T N, Howard Association, Philadelphia, P.i. M tiUiir.'i. On March 4th, by S -vmour Wor-len.J. P., Mr. Matthias Scudder t > Jalia Ami Swathwood. ANIIOUNCEMENTS. We are authorized to announce the name of . I James Stoops, as a candidate for Sheriff, sub - ! ject to the decision of th 4 * Democratic primary < , election. We are authorized to announce the name of ; ’onathan Fleming, as i can hdate fur Sheriff, subject o the decision of the Democratic pri- | mary election, j We are authorized to announce the name of | Emanuel Woo ls, as a candidate for oheriff , subject to the decision oi the Democratic pri- i t mary election. ; t We are authorized to announce the name of j , Aaron Chapman, as a candid ate for Sh; riff, j subject to th d decision of the Democratic pri mary elect ion We are authorized to announce the name of JohnC Tindall, as a candidate for Recorder, subject-to the decision of the Democratic pri t mary election. We are a itlvrized to announce the name of Joseph R Miller, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the D mucratic pri mary election. • We are authorized to announce the name of Patrick Meehan, as a candidate for Recorder, • spbject to the decision of the Democratic pri I : mary el ciion. We .ire authorized to announce the name of f i Ezra Dyster, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject 1 to the decision of the Democratic primary elec | tion. | We are authorized to announce the name of i Jamis R. Bobo, as a candidate for Representa " • five, subject to the decision of the Democratic , ' primary election. 1 We are authorized to announce the name of r i Martin V. B Simcoke, as candidate for Ret 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 [ri e mary election. J n We are authorized to announce the name oi’ e Engine Bunner, as a candidate for Recorder, . subject to the decision of the Democratic pri mary election. 1 We are authorized to announce the name of P. N.Collins as a Candida e for Representae tive, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. I We are authorized to announce the name of ! James ii. Stulls, as a candidate for Recorder, i : subject to the decision of the Democratic pri ,s m iry elec ion. We are authorized to announce the name of I Jesse Niblick, as a candidate for County Treas urer, subject to the decision of the Democratic J I elvctioii. , ,

A Cs>’ J bh’ Cold, or Sore Throat, Requires wsb»u' ie attention, and suould bi: CHECKED. Ik ALLOWED TO CONTISVE, Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat AUeclion, or an Incurable Lung Disease IS OFTEN THE RESULT. BROWN’S 3BONGHIAL TROCHES HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con sumptive and Throat Diseases. TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS, SINGERS ANI> PUBLIC SPEAKERS Will find Tidies useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, andrelieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The Troches are recoinmeadvd and prescribed by Physicians, and

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We have the testimony of soldiers, sailors tnvelers, trappers, miners, emigrants, refu gees, farmers and planters, North and South ‘a eleef witnesses,” that as a safe and reliable remedial agent, and as a protection .against all th? complaints incident to exposure, privations, changes of climate,diet, water, and habits of life, Hostetter’s Bitters used as di rected.are worth their weight in gold. North or South.—f Communicated ] It is also proper to state that the Bitters are sold exclusively in glass and rever under any circumstance* by the gallon or tho barrel Im itators are abroad, and the only safeguard the public has against them is to see that the Bit ters thev buy have the engraved label ami note of hand of Messrs. HosteLer A Smith, and our proprietary stamp over the cork of the bottle. To Consumptives. The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few w-’cks by a very simple rem edy. after having sutf red for several yearwith a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to r ; fellow sufferers the means of cure 7b all who aes.ire it. he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the ( direction* for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure Cure for Consump tion. Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and Lang Affections. The only oh i< ct of rhe advertise) in sending the Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted, and spread in formation which he conceives t<> be invalu able, and he hnpcA PVcry SVm3r«r will t.rv hj s remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishingtho prescription, free, hy return mail, will p ease address Rev. ED W ARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. v!)—n4l — lyr The JI ison & Il imlin Cabinet Oorgan* forty different styl“s, adapted to sacred and .secular music, for to .<(>00 each. FIFTYONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums awarded them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON it HAM LIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, NeW York. v9-n27-ly. Err rs of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, fol the sake of suffering humanity, send free to air who need it, the recipe and directions fol m iking the simple remedy by which he wasr earned. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 13 Chambers St. New York. ' . v9—n4i—lyr Strange, But True. Every young lady and gentleman in the United States can hear something verv much to their advantage by return mail (free of charge,) by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All others wil’ please address their obedient servant. THOS.F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broadway, New York. v9—ntl —lyr

fpl 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 large commissions paid. The only machines sold in United States for less than S4O, which ■Are fully licensed by Jlowe, Wheeler $ I ilsvn. Grocer Baker, Singer Sf Co., and Ba ch elder. All other cheap machines are i tfringements and the seller or user are liable to arred,fine, and imprisonment. Circulars/ree. Address, or call upon Shaw <t Cla»-k, Biddeford, Maine, or at Xo. 823 Broadway, New York; No. 236 Carter St., Philadelphia, Pa ; No 14 Lombard’s Block, Chicago, 111.; No. 170 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, O ; or No. 8 Spaulding’s Exchange. Buffalo, N. Y. 9 52 ly DORW IN ~8l 3RO ’S 7 ™ DEALERS IN Drugs, Molicines, & Chemical FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Sponges, Brushes. Perfumery, Arc. KEROSENE OR COAL OIL ANO LAMPS: Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compou .ded and orders answered with care and despatch. Farmers and Physicians from the country will find our stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of the best quality. S9O A MONTH!— AGENTS wanted for rix entirely new articles, ysst out Address O. T. GAREY. City Building, Biddeford, Maine. 9 52 ly “notice of dissolution! r F’IIE Partnership heretofore existing be- • tween Samuel U. Bollman and Thomas Adclsperger under the style of Bollman and Adelsper is this day dissolved by mutual agreement. The Books and Papers of the late firm being in the hands of Mr Sam. C. Bollman; all the busiaess, accounts, <tc., will be settled by him. SAM. C. BOLLMAN, THOS ADEIBPERGER. Deca*ur, March IVlh 1866.

VVHIskEHSI WIllSK&BKI Dovou want Whiskers or JfotPlMcl es? Ous Grecian Compound will force them to grow ont the Smoot host face or chin* or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price, si.(lo. Senl lTy o il» uuy wneie , closely Ruded, Oa receipt of price. Address, WARNER - nv2o Box IBS, Brooklyn j N. Y ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ■VTOTTCIi is hereby given that the under ‘ ’ s, 'gn pf L Administrator of the Estate of Morgan Smith, deceased, wil! sell nt Public Sale, at the late residence of tiie deceased, in •Vabaah Towship, Adam - O-ruw. Indiana, on Monday April. 16, 1836, The Personal Property ot said Esta’e,.consisting of Horses,.Cattle, Sheep, Milch Cots, Hots.”Hav, Corn, Wheat. Farming Utensils, One Wagon,Household and Kitchen Furniture. 1 Ibri’is:—Nine months credir on all sums over three dollars will be given bv *he purchaser giving his note with inter - ami secured to the satisfaction of th’ ti. ’ersigned, waiving valuation laws. Sums less th in three dollars cash in hai.d. F. B >MITH, March 23. Adm’r wi Ji the Will annexed. ! Notice oFiimwN Sheriff’s Office, ) Adams County, InJian’s. j VTOI’ICE is hereby given, in accordance with I the annexed notice from the Clerk of Circuit Court cf said county, that an election will ie held at the usual places of h-ldinz - lections in siid county, at which election the officers isined in the annexed certificate will be eiected. iiiven culler my hand this 3d day of March. 18G6. JACOB STULTS, Sheriff, A. C,

State of Indiars, Adams County, j The St'ite of tuUini}to th: Sheriff of Adams County Creeling : I, John MeConncl, Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court hereby certify that at the tow.-.ship election to beheld on the first Mondayof April, 1866, there will be an election for Justice of the Peace in the followin'; townships, to wit: In Kirkland township, for the purpose of electing a successor of William Diehl, sen., re signed. In St. Maiy's township, for the purpose of' ‘lectins a successor to John Fordyce, deceased. InFrench township,for the purpose of electing a Justice in place of Solomon Shull, who failed to qualify In witness whereof I have hereunto sub scribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court this 3d day of March. 1 «16. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk, March 3. 4 v By A. J. Hill, Deputy. ~~ELECTION~ NOTICE™ VTOTICE is hereby given that an election .a will be held at the nsn.il place of holding elections ,Washington township, Adams county. Indiana, on Monday April 2d, 1866, r or tho purpose of electing the following town -hip officers; One town-hip Trustee, two Constables, and one Supervisor for eaeb road district in said township JOHN MEIBERS, M i ch 23. 2w Trustee Wash Tp. DECATUrT Corrrrf d Weekly y Messrs Xutl an d‘ Crawford Merchants and Produce Dealers, Main street ', Decatur .Indiana, Decatlb, March 30, 1k65 Flour bbl • . 10.00 Wheat, White, j? bush 2 00 Red, 1 81) Corn 40 Rye 70 Oats 30 Potatoes. 1 o' Cloverseed. . . 4 511 i ? laxsced 2011 Butter, 13 It) 20 Lard. 15 Egys. .... 15 Feathers, 5 Wool, 5U@ 6 ' Hides, green ’<|3 !b 6 “ dry , . .10 Salt per bbl 4.00 Pork, . . . . • Ba 9, New York Market. New York, March 2'3. Cotton—Less active, but prices very firin; sales at 41c- for middling. Flour—Dull, heavy, and prices with out decide ! change: sales at 87 lo@7 50 for extra State; .*8 15@8 65 for extra round hoop Ohio; §8 70@l 1 00 for trade brands, closing heavy. Whisky—Dull and drooping; sales at 82 26|@2 28 for Western. Wheat—Quite and without decided change; sales of No. 1 Milwaukee, in store, at 81 75 for a retail parcel of choice. Rye—Quiet; sales of Western at 71c Barley—Heavy for common aud firm for prime. Corn —Without a decided change; sales at 68<a)73c. for unsound, ~4@75c. for sound mixed Western, both in store and delivered.

Oats —In better request ami closed firm; sales at 35@41c. lor unsound western; 52@53e. for sound western. Coffee —Quiet and firm. Sugar—Less active but steady; sales of Cuba Muscovado ■at 10jall|; Havana 11 jo. Molasses —Steady; sales of New Orbans at 72,g84c ; i’orto Rico 67@71c. Petroleum —Dull; sales at 21c. for crude 38@3‘J (or refined in bond. Pork—Firmer; sales at 825 12|@25 25 for new mess: closing at 25 18-J for regular: $23 50@24 00 (or old mess; 821 25@22 00 for prime; also 4,750 barrels new mess for April and May! delivery, at sellers’ option, 821<:25 25 Beet—Steady; sales at Sl6@2ofor new plain mess; 820 50@2 1 for mess. Beef Hams—Heavy; sales at 823 50@3B 25. Bacon—Quiet; 15|@15p. for Cumberland cut; 16|@16fc. for short ribbed. Cut Meats—Unchanged: sales at 114 i @l2|c. lor shoulders; 16|@18|c. for han s. Lard—Quiet; sales at 16|@ 19je. Butler- Fair demand at 25@45c. for Ohio; 40@60c. for State. I Cheese —Steady; sales at 16<a22c.

DEti.ffill BIiSBiSS HililS I JAMES cTIdOBO. Attoru-w nqd Counselor nt Law, OpCATl’it, I «i>J A>A ' ip-PFFfcliLur’ilecoScr’s Office. , TiriLLprattiJc in flic C-*ha of tiieTenfl>7 JmlfcinlCircuM. Att< >;'HotLU<»tlcii.p ;ti*n Land*,tie I'uv meitt WTt-* B • hapecial I .will be given U, tluy epljveuou u*. bo'.iuti' s-, and al) clanusjigainst tlr* 1 Governr- nt. David Stmlabaker, A TIG KN EV- A T-L A W ASO Claim Agent, DECATUR, INDIANA, yuni'b practice in Adams sud adjoining » V Counties; willsecurebountieF.pcnaiona, and all kinds of claims against thy Governuien t. (□"OFFICE.—On Main Street,immediatel/ South of the Auditor’s Office. v6-n4si David Studabaker’s REAL ESTATE AGENCY, thr purchase and sale of Real r Btuto by 1 tbeoul y Licensed Agentin the county ,now offers fur sale at his law office, in Decatur, a fin* lot of vatuablelandssituatein different parti ot Adams county. Those wishing to purchase will Jo well la come to him. Those wishing to sell will da well lo come to him No sales, no charges. H» is, also. Licensed to draw Deeds and nil other instruments of writing, and will do tl»?saru« with neatness and dispatch. Sept. 16 F. A. JELLEFFi Physicinn and Surgeon. DECATUR, INDIANA. 17* OFFICE—Second fluor over V Hinxi-'y Stor-. v?-nls. Mew Wagon Shop! Frederick: meitz TA TOULD announce to the public that h«* il 7 T prepared to manufacture on short uptlc** and reasonable terms, HIIHIIGES, 81’CGIES, WAGOX? Spring Wagons, etc , etc., made to ordf have on h.-md a good supply off sessf-ned 1’ na her, and will warrant all my work, and d tiy competion in workmanship and prices. KEPA[RING! lone on short notice, and the most rensonatl ■< rms. Give me a call. <- hop in the (Jd Democrat” Office, south side of Madison sir* octween Front aud Second streets, Derature Indian*. Sept. 22. a. 13‘T-h A ’’POINT:U;NT~oF a DJU NISTKA• TOIL VJOTICE is hereby given, That the under I.N signed has be*'n appointed Adminis’rainf of the estate of James White late of Adam* counts’, deceased. The estate is probably aul vent. JUSTUS KELLY, Feb. 23. 4w Adm’r. uTEIT’irA'RGATNS’ Arc to be secured at the FANCY STORE, Now. We have a full and complete STOCK OF GOODS In our line, compri.-ing SO7IOXS AND MILLINER ' CLOAKS & FUHS Os w ich we have a large stock now unliving arid which we will sell less than any oh< r House in Decatur, will or can. Cc4uo and see our S T 0 C K, And if we don’t makejmir words’*gc»®d >• don’t ask you to buy. We have also a large Stock of Hoods and Nubias, Ladies Undertwar, Children's Skalinj ' Caps, FUR HOODS, ! Fur Caps, and Gloves, among which wili S* found some of the very finest Shetland 3' >4 i Hoods and N U B I A S> Far ahead of anything else in thw 1 VVe have a fine Stock of Bre ikfasl SHAWLS, LirjeSizc, Ohil Iren's Sacks,’ Dress and Cloak Trimmings of all kinds, HOOP SKIRTS. We bought our Horp Skirts and Corsets st the manufacturers ami sell them from trrentvtive cents tn one dollar less than the Div Good« Stores, ami we have the best stock of ’l'rßVi 1» :ng S.uik-,“Trunks, Gentlemens Fnr Colltrs, Ladies Ba~k ts, Hosiery and G’ovcs, to te ) found in Decatur, all of which ve will sell I cheap for cash We are going tosell ourgoro. i for cash and nothing but cash without r-rj-vet lo persons, and by so doing re can fell twmtyfive per cent cheaper than en credit. All who are owing us m-is- settle cn or by/yrs the Ist day of January 1866. C. CRABBS B. W. OAKLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIA RD WARE. Saddlery and Carriage Trimming., ) RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, Etc. th Columbia Street. I FORT WAY/'F.iietj. .\NIH.'IJV Si'l.’b, , riiYSICiJN and SCRGEON, DSCA'-rR, tNDtAKA. OFFICE—Main St., opposite Meile-e ro.’s Dry Goods Store . vttt>4s Ayar’s Cathartic Pills.