Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 2, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1866 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. OWVttXAI PAPEI pF THE OOUNTY. LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS, FRIDAY, April 6, 18C6. yull Particulars of the Attempt to Rob »he County Treasury—Arrest of the fbirglars. We made a simple statement last week •f an unsuccessful attempt to rob the •onnty Treasury, but at the time was unable to enter into particulars which we now propose to do. Mr, Niblick on opening his office on Wednesday morning of last week, discov ered that various articles of office furniture had changed places during the night, end r»! course the first thing inspected was the safe, but he soon ascertained it had not been Opened. The next discovery •cade was that one of two sheets ot delinquent paper furnished by the Auditor the evening previous, had boon mutilated by tearing an irregular strip from the lower poition of the sheet. Ol course this sheet wns c .refully pre-erved. boon after be discovered that h.s gold yer. was missing, and on going to the back window he found a pied ot maroon colored cotton velvet lying on ti e tloor, which was cut full of Ini s. The bar across the w ndow shutters was displaced, and the lower corner of one of the abutters cut for the purpose of inserting a lever to pry open the shutters. On opening the shutters the tracks of the burglars were plainly visible in the light snow which had fallen the day previous and afforded conclusive evidence that but two peisons were engaged in the affair. At this time no further discoveriss weie made, but some two hours afterwards, while mentioning the ass dr to some friends, a further investigvion was suggested. On examining carefully an irregular piece cf heavy sheet iron, some five or s x Inches square was discovered behind ihe life, which on being removed from it biding place proved to be a portion ol tin- | • afo. The book case and papers were I •hen removed lioin the top of the sale, I which at once revealed the secret of the • midnight visit. The burglars had site ceeded in cutting a hide through the out side plates, after which they removed the ■aomposition which brought them to the burglar proof vault. This they attempted to penetra'e with a drill, but all th* ir iffoits proved abortive. Foiled in their undertaking they, as i.sr a.- possible, carefully repine d every thing as they found it sod evacuated the pieniis'S. On searching careuilv 3 sledg* which alti rw»rdproved to have bon taken from 'he black smith shop of John Bailey, and a dov iron taken from D. 0 Jackson's sawmill was found under a box adjacent to the effio*.

About tl is time Ernst Titus, who the day previous had b<.en op to Henry Steele's reached the scene and reported that two Bu.-picioti? strangers came there st,d wished to trade a 'in bucktt for some provisions. Mrs. Sl'ele uavo them something to eat in excl ai.g • tor the bucket, end put the eatab'es into a haversack o! (ink Colored colored velvet which thr-v jro luci d lor the purp. b". Mr. Niblick then showed him the piece of Velvet t and in l e office ns above staled, wl ich Titus ester ex mination pronounced ■ xactly the 'olor ol the haversack he had seen with the two s'rangers the day previous. An • xaminntioii of the sledge rev< a’ed the teoi that the velvet I.a I been used as a cushion on the held of the chisels to diminish the noise of their operations. Ti ttis also reported that they had occupied tho school house <n the pl ir.k road above ■ own, known as tha 101 l gate school house, Tuesday and Wednesday night ; that Tuesday afternoon Mr. Steele and himsell had visited them and found them sitting ly the store, with their boots off, which they had nicely greased; that they were there when lie came to town; that he •topped a moment and noticed their boots muddy and wet as if they had been out during the night. This was deemed evi dence sufficienl to warrant their arrest. The Sheriff soon g...'hered a squad and •tarted in pursuit. Just n“* or ,* teaching the school house they met A*." Steele, who went back with them to the sc.i' >o ' .house, but the birds had flown, and w,'.ile the Sheriff and bis posse continued the J urstiit Mr. Steele examined the room, -.hut found nothing except a small piece ol paper, which he brought to town and on comparison found it exactly fitted a sec tion of the torn sheet before mentioned Hero was another clue, and immediately upon discovering this additional evidence, another party was started with instructions to use every effort to effect their capture. In the mean time the Sheriff and bis posse found their trail on the Recovery road, which they followed as rapidly as circumstances would admit, frequently hearing of them along the route. They kept the Recovery road to Salem church where they turned west to Alexander Pogue's; thence south about a quarter of a mile where they left the road and passed through the improvement of Joseph Shrull. When they left the road the Sheriff and H- Shackley continued on the road, while the remainder of tl e pursuers kept the trail. While crossing this improvement both parties discovered each other nearly smiultaneou-iy, when ths turglari. immediately increased their pac , About the s mie time Mr. S rull and John tiaoket discovered both pardr? and ktirmiying what was g sng 4>n Shroff •aiivi hit gun and joined in the pursuit.

The burglar* ns soon as possible i o under cov. r of the woods and were mo. ment iiily lost sight of, but unfortuna.ely lor them their course was right in th • ilinct'on of lip- 811 riff who so..n discovered them and Immedia'ely gave thalarm. His shouts were h'-ard by the | other par i-s. wno imniediat. ly •oim-d in 1 tl o dtr.cu. a ndteated by the so , « ur ; rounded them. Driven first from one D irty back to the other, they were finally pressed so c.osely that there- whs no way of escaping. During these man- uvers I several shot were fired by the pursuers | but without effect, the burglars mean while flourishing their revolvers an! making extravagant threats of shooting, boasting of their bravery and expressing a determination not to yield. But a liitl.n flection convinced them of the folly of resistance, when they gave up their arms and were escorted to town and confined in j--iil The citizens of the neighborhood who had joined in the pursuit followed the trail of the burglars back to where they were first discovered with a view of find ing any thing that had been cast aside during the pursuit. At different points along the line of their flight various ar icles were discovered, first in importance was the missing pen and holder, the point being w iapp> d in a fragment of the delinquent paper, then a lot of stone cutter’s tools, a dirk knife, several articles of provision, a paper of powder, memor ind uni book, etc At the proper place we omitted mentioning the fact that during the pursuit John King picked up a Ceil of miner’s luse. The prisoners were taken from the j’-il on Fridy and arr ipned before Esc. I Grim, when they g ve their names ns , Theodore Demos an W ilkarn H Cook. The testimony elici- d on the examination showed that the parties who intered the Treasurer's offi-e also entered Mr. Shrader’s Marble Shop, an 1 John Bailey’s Blacksmith Shop. The Auditor also tes- , tilled as to the delinquent paper and the sweral pieces were produced and exactly fitted the mutilated beet-. The Treasurer identified his pen and tlie circumstance under which il was found were also I proven; so al>o with Mr. Shrad r's too!*, I ore of which had his name countersunk j in it; Mr. Bailey testified also to his j sledge. The testimony which we have i hnr.lly outlined, was sufficient to cleaily establish three distinct eaets of burglary. They w- re held to bail in the sum ol $2.5 >0 each, and are now is jv.l awaiting ih. ir trial. Where they reside is unknown, but as | C ok has written to Richmond, Indiana, it is supposed rtftl he at Last has iitends tin re.

1866 SPRING- TRADS. 1366 Fort Waynb, IOWNLEY, Di’.WALD, BOND & CO OFFER A Very L-i-g- an I Clinic- Assortmet t o. Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Goods, Black fil’d Colored Si'ks, Spring DeLai'-es and Prints, An unlimiud vari-ty of Bleached an ! Brown Sheetings, Shirting*. Cotton Flannel, all Wool, Donut and Silk mixed Flannels, Hosiery, White Goods, Shawls, Linens, Embroideries Laces, Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, Bioadclotlis, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs Matting, NEW STYLES. Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves Corsets, Jtc. , Notwithstanding the hard times, and the general scarcity of goods in the East srn market, our stock will be kept fall, and customers can depend upon finding every thing in our line, at the old accustomed corner, at the Fwest market price as usual. From this on, we will be in daily receipt of Spring Goods. TO WNLEY, DeWALD, BOND & CO. Corner Colombia & Calhoun Streets. Delinquent Taxes —The following is ‘J’C amount of t-xes returned delinquent ’’ e county Treasurer in the severa’ '.. 'the founty, and total amount: townsh.ps - Union, . . . • • . a| Root 461 Preble 195.0 d Kukland 258 14 Washington, . . . 4 39.05 St. Mary’s 667 16 Blue Creek, . . . 287 65 Monroe 328 39 Frenchlo7.32 Hartford 365 51 Wabash 435.09 Jefferson 325 06 Total,. . . . $4293.23 Last year th« Hst was $2284 19. being nearly double that amount this year. “A Fearful Tragedy,” etc.—Under this head, in another column will be found the details of a truly fearful tragedy. We give il a place in our columns in con' sequence of the local int rest it may pos gess, as Barnhart and Wellington Stew«r t w , v „ formerly re'idents of this county Barnhart being a nephew of D. D. Barn-’ hart nf this o >unty and Stewart being a KM Os ° f Kirklsnd

; Democratic Primary Election.— 0 ficial returns have been received from eleven townships, and indicate ths nom malion of J R. Bobo for R pres- ntative, Jesse Niblick, Treasurer; JameS .ups Jr., Sheriff; V B. S.mcoke, K colder, Hartford towneliio is th. only lot- s who-e v•>-... h-. > m» been received, and w'-.atev- r the re suit there, the nomination . ill b..- >: ■ given above. Blue Creek Ahead —Henry Stacy and Joseph Foreman, who brought ir. tin returns of tha Democratic Primary tion of Blue Creek township, report that the Republicans thoroughly canvas-ed the township before the election and claimed they would elect their township ticket by eighteen majority, but they were sadly disappointed, as the entire Democratic ticket was elected by a majority of el-ven. The boys advise the li-publicans tc g-t a new sieve before they attempt an jth-r canvass of the township and sitting out ol voters, as the old one proved un reliable. We are of the same opinion and hope the Democrats of Blue Creek will assist them in getting it, and in making another canvass, as the more they figure on these questions the worse they will feel. Released on Bail. —-Francis Pio whose arrest and incarceration in jail we noticed last week, was released on bail Saturday. Messrs David Crabbs, B F. Blossom and Daniel Railing becoming his sureties. Clark's School Visitor —The advertisement of this interesting School Jour, nal appears in another place. A’e would advise our young friends to subscribe for it. Will not some one act as agent and get up a club? The Wheat Crop. —The present prospect of the wheat crop, notwithstanding the fears of the farmers is much better Gian was expected. The pleasant weather of the last few d ys shows that it has stood the cold weather of last winlor and this spring remarkably well, and in a few days the fields will be covered with a carpet of green verdure. As lliere is n good breadth ol l.md sown, present indications are favorable (or a good crop. Adjourned Agricultural .’•fueling. The meeting of Saturday last was called to order by appointing D. Stud tbaker Chairman and A. J. Hill Secretary. The Committee appointed to draf'. a Constitution for the Society reported that the law authorizing ti e orgauiz iti >n of agricultural socieii -s would not permit tn* organizttioP on the basis proposed, and that in consequence they had not drafted a Constitution A ter some discussion it was concluded to iir.-.-v izo a Horticultural Society, on th« seine plan adopted for the Agficill tur d Society’, and the following committees from the several townships were appointed to solicit subscriptions; Union, G L’ltky, J II l>likey. D Erwin; R>ol, J Bol’.etiberg, B J R c--, A. Crabs, J n Hill; Preble, Conrad Reinking, John Ruprit lit, C aile* llerk man; Kirkland. D W-ldy, Win. Diehl, sen .John Boerstler; Washington, G A Den Jol.n Meibers, E. Woods. A. J Hid, D. Rider; St. Mary’s, Alexander Either, R. Winans, E Daily; Blue Creek. John Young, Joseph Foreman, John Merryman, Henry Stacy; Monroe, Joseph R. Miller, Laban rfedington.L wis Mitti X: French, Jacob Sarf, Alonzo Sneldon; French, Hartford, George Pontius, Dm Morrow. R. B. Alli'On; Wabash, David Smut, B. B Snow, I rank brnith, Josiah Crawlord; Jefferson, Jonathan K Uy jr., Wm H. Vance, John Abnet. The following committee was appoin to ascir-aiu where suitable groun I c m be secured for the purposes of the Society, D. Studabaker, E. Woods and A. J Hill.

The several Committees were instr ucted to report on the last Saturday of April, to which lima the meeting adjourned. A. J. HILL, Sec. Died. In this place, on the 25'h inet., o' Typhoid Fever, Mr Levi Ewiso, aged ne n!; 49 years. The deseased removed to tins place h , few days before being attacked by .i* a-L . 1 which resulted in his death. A.".! „: iah ’’’ring town of Decatur, A the neigh. where he redded ,y ac . ( . anit he was li.gl.ly esteemeu wi(e won hosts of friends. He , stornjs and three children to buffet v.. of life without his aid and protection' Funeral service were held at the . E. Church, on Thursday, conducted by ( Rev J. P. Nash.— Bluffton Banner. Marriage and Celibacy 4 N ESSAY of WxRNING and in- . \ STRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely l*ros . trate the Vital Powers, with sure means of re ' lief. Sent Fn cos Charge, in sealed letter en- I velope* Address, Dr J SKI'LIN HOUGH-, T’>N, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. I FPBi’IU NOTICES? ---■ — ■ ■ “ ■ - ” A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, Requires immediate attention, and should bk CHICKED . Ir ALLOTTED TO CONTINUE.

Irritation of the Lungs, a permanent Throat Affection, or an Ineurab.’e Lung Disease ts OTTEN rue RESULT. BROWN’S BROMQHIAL TBOCHE9 WAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO TUR PARTS, GIVE iV MEDIATE RELIEF • or nr',.'.-:;;tix, A-thma, Catarrh. Con and Thr-ont Diseases. r R’' H'S A.r us E D WITH ‘LwAYS G' >0 D 9UCCEoS . slvger . * \r?:r?Lic speakehn A fin IT’/M-s il---fill in cler. ring the voice |wh ■ i t,. > bef-’r 1 Siu . 1 ” iu; or Spcakinir, and re ilievi ii/the throat if -?r an ’inusnalexertion of the vocal organs. The 'Proshes are recom uended .n i pre-by Physician*, and have had ’ e.<j: loi.i.tls from eminent m*»n throughoip the country. Being an article o* ■ rue merit, and having prooed their effi.acy b> i test of many yearn each year finds them in new localities in various par;s of the world, and he Troches universally pronounced better than other articles. Obtain only “E oivn’s Bronchial Tdochesand do not take any of the Worth’tss imitations that may be offered. Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at. 35 cents per box Rally the System. After a disease has been conquered, there ifstill the weakness that it leaves behind it to b • removed. Convalescence is a tedious afiair. I| the enfeebled and tlaccid muscles, the chat tered nerves, the thin and watery blood could speak, they would cry lor help. In too many cases such help as is given them is not of the right kind. The fiery stimulants of commerce do harm. They kindle r temporary flame, which is a mockery 7’heir effect passes, ai d L he last state of him who uses them is worse than the fit st. Not such is the effect of Hostetter’s Stomach Ritters. There is no drawback to their toning properties Balsamic plants and birks and roots cont)ibute 1 heir restorative juices Io r»*n ?er this soolliin r and strengthening preparation a protective and remedial agent. Its basis is the only pure stimulant which has ever been produced»containing no fusel oil or any other deleterious clem'nt. The most careful and skillful chemists haveanalyzed the Bitters, and pronounce them harmless. This is scientific testimony; but the testi mony of the hundreds of thousands who have experienced the preventive and curative effects <»f the Great Vegetable Tonic and Al era'iue of modern tirn°s is still more conclusive. In fe/eland ague, dyspepsia, biliousn ’<B, nervous com plaints, general debility, and chronic com plaints i r is as nearly infallible as anything in this fallibl l .* world can be. Sold everywhere.

To Consumptives The adveniser, having been restored to health in a few weeks bv a very simple n*m edy. after having suffer ’d for several year> wirh a severe lung affection, anti that dread disease, Consumption —is anxious to make known to in fellow suff- rers s he means of cure. I'o all who desire it. he will send a copy of the prescription used (fret* of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure Curk for Consump tion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and ill Throat and L ing Ass ctions. The only ob j»-dt of the advert iso) in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in formation which he conceives to b.i in vain able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as ir will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Panics wishing the prescription, free, hy return mail, will p’e.ise address Rev. EDWARD A WILSny, Williamsburgh, Kings Co.,New York. v;»—n4l — I yr The 31 ison & II tmlin Cabinet Oorgan* fortv diffeeent styles, adapted to sac re 1 and secular music, for SBO to SGOO each. FIFTYONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other .•first premiums awarded them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON & HAM IjIN, Boston, ot MASON BROTHERS, NeW York. v9-n27-ly. Err rs of Youth. A Gentleman who gufTbred for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and a! the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, fol the sake of suffering humanity, send free to air who need it, the recipe and directions fol making the simple remedy by which he wasr cured. Sufferers wishing to prefit by the ad vertiser’s experience, can do so by addressing John b. <>gden, No. 13 Chambers St. New York. v9—nil—lyr Strange, But True. •g v(>rv -oiing lady and gentleman in the United Stites can ~'v something very much to their advantage hy return mail nf chare?,) by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will please address their obedient servant. THO 3. F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broadway. New York. v9—u4l —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 osly machines I sold in United States for less than $lO. which are fully licensed by Howe. Wheeler Sf I ilson Groner Beker, Singer G>., z '»d Hachelder All other cheap machines are i ' frinqement* and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine, and imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or call upon Shaw <t Clark, Biddeford, M line, or at No. 823 Broadway, New York; No 936 Carter St.. Philadelphia, Pa ; No 14 Lombard's Block. Chicago, Ill.; No. 170 West Fourth St.,Cinrinati, O ; or No. 8 Spaulding’s Exchange, Bus N.Y. 9 52 1V USKEHS ! WHISKERS ! v, . Whiskers or Moustaches ? Ous n o 'will force them to grow out Grecian Compotinu . . . . b ... .t .i or chin, or hair on bald the smoothest face *.nn heads, in Six Weeks. Pr '"- *' n - b X mail anywhere, closely of t rice. Address, WAR? * to - nv29 Box 138,8n>.' kl yn-N. Y S9O A MONTH’— AGENTS w.-,.. '■'•‘I f o r *'s entirely new article*, just out AcWre*/ GAREY. City Building. Biddeford. 9 52 ly Ayer’s Ague Cure.

ORDimCES. An ordinance of the Town of Decatur passed Oct, 15th, 1864, by the President and Trustees the Town of Decatur. Ist. 1' mt no person or persons shall place as*? es or maintain the same in such position as io i )K^ u h>* r ' -i* °, r a,) y other buildings. ‘id *’ ahall be deemed an offense for ito maintain an unsafe fine, s’jvc or fire p:sce or anything connected t. •■’ewith, so a toendange/ his or au y other buildings by 8 3d -Jnd funber ? s, ’Ml bo the duty of the Mar.!’-:! .o exunine ?ie place o. deposit o' i lies, the arraugement ©•' stoves, and o'her places where fire migk t be, and if by him deemed dangerous they shall DOlioe thereof immediately repair the same. •1 lb. On refusal or neglect thereof shall he deemed guilty of an offense and s». fined in any sue.h sums : s the Bo rd iu *y determine and be collec c I agreeable sec l’> ,n the ordinance passed June ?4th lb‘s9. I And further b** it enacted by the Bo <rd of I Trustees of ihe Town of Decatur that an act* passed June 2 ?d, 1851 section 19, ne amended is follows: No person or persons will be allowed to let any Siabfb i or Jack to any mare or jenney within the limits of the Town Plat, any person or persons violating said act a nail be deemed guilty of an offense and fined in any sums not Jess than five dollars nor more than ten dollars for each oifmse. The fore gm g ordinances shall be in full force from and after publication. M. V. B.SIMOOKE, April Ith, 1861. Clerk T. D. Fill THE SCHOOL AXD FAHM. (TF Now is tlie time to form clubs. CLARKS SCHOOL VISITOR. Volume X. Term* 75 cents n year. Clubs 50 cents* This Youth’s Magazine now has the largest circulation of any Euucational journal published. ft contains Original Stories, Poems, Di a logues, Letters, Sketches of Travel. Music, Natural History, Biography. Mathematics, Puzzles. R, buses Phonetics, Engravings, <ic , from the very best authors. The Visitor is a model of typographical bem.ty. Specimens furnished free IT Lrok h’-re. An agent wanted in every chocl! In order to reach all p .rtsof theco 'ntry. rhe A will be sent one year" free t one person who will act as Agent, at any Po-3 Office in the Unit.i I States. Address, for further particulars, with five cents for return postage, J. W. Daugliadny* Publisher. 13 >8 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa NOTICE or DISSOLUTION. Partnership heretofore existing be I tween Samuel C. Bollman and Thomas \delsperger under the style of Bullman and Idelsper is this day dissolved by mutual agree ment.

The Books and Papers of the late firm being in the hands of Mr Sam. C. Bollman; al. the msiness, accounts, & will be titled by him SAM C BOLLMVN. THOS ADELSFERGER. Deca’ur, March 19th 1866. ~A DM IN ISTRA TOR’S SALE V’OTI 'E is hereby given that the under signed. Administrator of the Est*’e ol Morgan Smith, deceased, will sell at Public Sale, at the late residence of ihe deceased, in Wabaah Towship, Adams County, Indiana, un Monday April 16, 1866, The Personal Property of said Esta e, con -istiu;* of Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Milch Cows. Hots, Hay, Corn, Wheat, Fanning Utensils, One Wagon, Household and Kitchen Furniture Terms:—Nine months credit on all sums over three dollars will he given by the purchaser giving his note with interest and se-cure-1 to the satisfaction of the undersigned, waiving valuation laws. Suras less ih m three 1011-irs cash in h ind. F. B SMITH. March 23. Adrn’r with the Will annexed. DcCATUrt MARKETS. Correct d Weekly y Messrs. Nutt nan if Crawford Merchant sand I‘rodnce Dealers, Main street Decatur,lndiana. Decatl-b, April 6, lfe6B. Flour $ bbl• . loot) Wheat, Wh.te,bush. 200 Red, “ J 8(1 Corn Rye,7u Oils 30 Potatoes Iq Cloverseed, 4.5 Flaxseed, 200 Butter, $ ft. . 20 Lard . in Eg'-s 15 Feathers w «ol 5 ,@ 61, Hides, green ft 6 “ ‘Gy Salt per bbl J a.. Purk 1 ■ • . ’ Ba 9, New York Market. New York, April. 3. Cotton—Dull, heavy and drooing .Ties at 40(3)IIc. for middling. Flour—Moderately active prices with out decided change; sales at $7 15@7 55 for extra State: 25@8 60for extra round hoop Ohio; $8 for trade brands—market closing qitiet. Wheat—Moro active and 1c better; sales at SI 50 for old Milwaukee club: 81 62 for new No. 2 Milwaukee club, SI 65@1 68 for new No I. Corn —lc better, with fair demand; sties at S7u@74c. for unsound; 75/j7B j.-. for sound mixed western, in store and delivered. Oa s—S'eady; sales nt 35@ 13c. for unsound western; 21@25c. for sound western. Pork—Dull an I lower; sales of 5,000 bbls at 825 93@20 12 tor new me*s, at $25 93 tor cash: 824 50 ><2s 00 f>rol 1 mess, 3,750 bbis new mess, April, May and June, seller’s option $25 87@20 50. Beef—Quiet; salon at 15@19c. for new plain mess; 20@2 4c, f„r new extra UIeSS. Butt r—Quiet at 25@45c. for Ohio, and 40@30c for State. Cheese—Dull; sa.es nt 21@22c. ANDREW SOKGI PHYSICUN mid SURGEON, DECAmUR, indiaka. OFFICE—Mun St., opposite Meibers ro.’t Dry GwJi Store . vßd<9 ;

1 mnuii Bcsism cmi I JAMES U 8080 Attoumy Counselor ut Law. TTTirr It-’corder'-. Office, rx "! the Court. o f tlmTer.t» tiou of 1 a ‘/ lr,3 uit. Attend to the Itedrnip Bour.ti.q K lven to tire collection of ; ooverument S:oail ' aud ali agamrt thw j ’ vu-o<B David Studabaker, A 1 TOR YEY-A f-L A W AND Clr i m A’»en t r T vrTT DEC V rUfi > INDIANA. practice in Adams nnl adjoin I*. .‘t' ( ’. ,latles ; y'lOccureboitntier.pennionr. .nd all kinds of claims againxt tho Gov.ia, neu of the Anditor’s Oiti ce . v 6 9 ' David Studabakor’s ESTATE AGENCY. thr purchaseand sate of Real Estate Ly . theonly Licensed Agent in theeounty.i-.ow offers tors, eat hislav office,i n Decatur w fin. lot of valuablelaudssituatein di *. r , ol parts W A<iams county 1 a P ure,i »«wni Jo woi t. coins to him Those w ls hiu< to «ell will do well io com. to h,m Nosales.noehsrges. H. r.t'mmT"r" d t ?. dra ' 7 D " e<ls a "<l "Hother F. A. JELLEFF. Physician and .Surgeon. DECATUR, INDIANA. * '* OFFICE—Second flour over Bollmsn’. A fore - vS-n!5. DR. A. JdAUCH? dentist, Office 2nd floor over Bollman's Store. LIBCATUB, INDIANA. All operations skillfully performed and work warranted. Examinations and advice gratis. Thus, hav.ilig decayed teeth will du well to give us a call. Artificial teeth inserted iu the latest improved style. DORWIN &, SR O ’ S. DEALI RS IN Dru gs, Medicines, & Chemical 3 FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Sponges, Brij*lie«, Perfumery,&c» KEROSENE OR COAL OIL AND LAMPS: Physicia.is’ Prescriptions carefully Ct>m« pou i(i(‘d and o ders answered with care Ri d ie*patch, Fi rm sirs and Physicians from ih» country will find our stock of Medicines com’lei.6-, warranted genuine, and of th® Lo«l juality. appoTnoient of auministra* Tull. XJATICE is hereby given, That the tl signet! has been appointed jUmiuis’yßlor ►f the estate of James White late < f A' ful county, deceased. The t state is probably •<*! vent JUSTUS KELLY . Feb. 23. 4w Adm'* GREAT BARGAINS! Are to be secured nt the FANCY STORE Now. We have a full and cornpUu STOCK OF GOODS Iu our line, comprising XOTJO.VS AMD MILLIXER CLOAKS & FURS Os which we hive a large stock now rr riving and which we will sell less than any o her House iu Decatur, will or can. s and see our S T () C K, And if we don’t make Jour word»’’ge>4 don't ask you to buy. AN e have also a large Stock of Hoods and Nubias, Ladies Underwear, Children's SkaiintF' Caps, FUR HOODS, Fur Caps and Gloves, among which will bl found some of ihe very finest Shetland Wml Hoods and NUBI A S. Far ahead of anything else in thia pewwWe have a fine Stock of Bre ikfast SHAWLS, LvgeSix?, Children's Sacks. Dress and Cloak Trimmings of all kinds. HO3P SKIRTS._ We bought ou* Ho-p Skirtsand Corsets •lie manufacturers and sei) then- from twentytivecents Io one dollar less than the Dry Good* Stores, and we h ive the best sleek of 'lr«y«l---mo-Saaks,?Trunks, Oeutlemew’s Fur C< Ladies Baskets, Hosiery and G'oves, t. be" found in Dbcatur, all of which t> r cheap for cash We are going to-el] qj r t r j for cash and nothing but cash witl c n-"r- 'tret -■ to persons, ar.u by so doing we rrn sell tw< ttyfive per cent cheaper than cn credit All whoare owing U s must settle cn orl efatv the Is day of January 1886. C. CRABBS I PETITION TO SELL LAND. [■VyOTTCE is her by given, that Mary Fsr~ ,v dyer. Administratrix of the e*t ite ol nplin Fordyce. di-c-Ssed, has filed h-r pe-frioa to s. 11 the real . state of the dee-dent, his pc*-, sonal property being insufficient to ri-iy hfe debts, ar.d that said petition will ho h.td afe ( the next term of said Court of Comt-on Pljtw of sai I county, to be he’d .it the Court Ilouw in Decatur, on Mondav May 14th B Witness my hand this 6th d»v of 0,1666. JOHN JfcCON.VFT. O» * March 9. 4w By A E44. r 4.