Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 11 May 1866 — Page 3

THE EAGLE. OTFIOIAIPArEFO*’ THE COUNTY. liliA — . . LOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS. FRIDAY, Mali IL 1866. „■ JJI ———r New Advertisemente. ITTrrftc Qpreert—Smith, Kelt A Co., ITLiccnsa Notice—Jernes McT<e*n ICFLicer.se Notice—Michael Sorg JLFLicensc Notice—' oniriios Rademocker. tTLicinse Notice—William Hey.

CaitFJßATioxElection —The Corporation election passed of! with the usual quiet on Monday. 8 C. Bollman was elected clerk; D. J Spencer, treason r: John King. A. Bollman and A. Hill. Trustees in the first, second and third districts respectively; Frederick Meitt, Marshal.

Confine Your Dogs.—-The Board cJ Ti usteea at their session on Saturday evening, passed an ordinance prohibiting dogs trom running at large, io consequence of tha hydrophobia excitement of last week Persons from tbs country visiting tow n should leave their caning stock at home, or they may come in contact with the marshal's club, or the one he is supposed to ought to have. Planting.—Our farmers commenced pjlan ing this week, and unless the rain interferes a large amount of corn will be planted during the week. Many farmers have hid their ground prepared for some lime, but hare heen waiting for warm weather to set in before planting. The ground is in good order, and if the weath • r was warm would be a favorable time to plant. A 1 ,rge crop will ba phnted.

Knotf’s Pictvub Gallkkt.—Persons vailing town, should not fail to call and see Kncff. His gallery is one of the established institutions of the pl ice, and he is by far the best artist that I.as located here from time to time. He sipdies Lis burners and applies hints If diligently, which is the secret of his success. Anything wanted in his lino will be promptly furnished, nt tl.e lowest rales possible to furnish good work.

Tits County Cemstrt—We would rail attention to the dilapidated state of the fence enclosing the camelry, and to the (set that ca tie and hogs are able to enter it at various places, and in several instances have thrown down monuments and headstone’, besides disfigurin ' and destroying the shrubbery and fl w,rr 'Let have been planted and cultivated by friends who cherish the memory of .hose who have gone before. The niclosurshould be repaired immediately, and sub staiitially. The old fence was built by the contributions of our citizens, and v.presume the funds necessary to keep i: in repair must necessarily be de ived r in the same source. Will not some of our citizens lake the matter in hand, make

an estifnate of tlie amount it will r« quire to make euitable repairs, sud circulate a subscrip’ion paper? There will be no double to raise the money if tLe matter is taken in band, nnd the money once raised there are plenty to perform the labor.

Mzth- dist Finances. —At ths I *t«quarterly meeting. Deca’ur btatioa raised ? 124 90, to support t'jeir pastor. The circuit raised 839,00. We believe the station ■and circuit are each to pay the pittance of four hundred dollars respective]) to their , •pastors, but at the rate of 829 per qn*r 'ter, the circuit wdl hardly raise the 8-I •mount. And what is plainer still, we do not believe they ever hare paid any tnin-i fster in full, that has traveled the circuit j Legally they are not bound to pay, but ■ tncrally they are, and those who rsfuse or neglect are solar dishonest, which is j the mildest term we esu n«e truthfully. | This may seem like harsh language, but if it will cause the people to reflect and do what is right in the matter, we will have accomplished our purpose.— Miniileri must bar? someHurtg trior® | than promise* for subsistence, and it is a disgrace to any church to neglect supporting their ministers, it matters not of what denomination. Il this hurts some of the brethren wh. am proverbial for their piety, let them pay up, and we wii! i drop the subj'ct, otherwise we may recur to it again The names and amount contributed by each member, would make an interesting article at the close of the year.

Married —April 19. h, by J. II Simpler. Minister, Mr. Jacok lieifie and Mis* Melinda Caplain. April tVth, bt the Sime Mr. John Gottschalk, to Ml'S Elizabeth Stag.il!-.

j Faithful Minister cr Health.—-Tn .examining the vessels nt the various i wharves we find among the curiousities 'of our commerce the brig Miranda, just I in from Truxillo with a cargo of Honduras Sarsaparilla from Dr J C. Ay it & Co, of Low< U. So particular are this firm as to the articles used in compounding their various remedies, (hat they Lave this drug, like some others they consume, gathered for them by r. skilful agent of their own in the tropical regt -ns of its growth. He informs us that there are many species of this plant, but two of which are really valuable in medicine; the qualities of these are also affected by the time rs gathering, mode of curing, etc , operations which in that region of unreliable Workmen imposes a heavy laI boi upon him. Ono of the inert verities of Sarsaparilla grows wild in our own forests, while several others, nearly ' worthies’, abound in Central and South I America. The intelligent agent assure 1 us that the virtues of this drug Lad never I been fully told and that the r.ason of tie ■ low esteem in which many hold it is j mainly due to the importation of such immense qiimtities of the worthless varieties. His accounts of his trip to lionI duras and his business excursions along (he Gulf of Dulce and the rivers of M >n- ; tagu* and Santiago and among the adjacent mountain were of intense interest. ; We can but commend and honor his en I ployment for the fsith'ulness and en“rgy : with which they execute their trust a* 'ministers to the public health, and we ■suspect that this course is al L ast one iof the rearons why their medicines are ■ held in such extraordinary fayor thronghi out the civiiiz -d world. — ' Xeio Tork City News.

Son io Journal.— Ihc Sorgo loams'and Farm Machinist for May, a maga ' zine devoted “northern cane an 1 sugar- | beet culture, improved firm machinery, 1 and progressive husban Iry,” Las be n | rec. ivid. The principal conb nls of the number are a “New Refining and Defeca tng I’-orc-s, : Seasonable Suggestio ”.s. Cultivating Sorghum—Wine Growing an I Drinking, Cnne Mil s and Evaporators, Correspondence and Notes, Communications, Q levy Corner. Peach Trees —Hohnm 's Pro cos, Horse Education, Humbug Patent Claims, Lin me is—Defective Mills, Evap- i orator Swindle. Cultiva ion of Sorghum | —Concentration of Sirup by Freezing, A New Sugar Evaporator—Fill Piarted Cane, Scientific Paragraphs, The Weigl t of H .y in Mows—Stai cii’em, Farmer’s it-uis, Moi'3 Maxims —Sorghum Sirup, Plrw’cr of i’lifis, My Neighbors nil 1 Mysulf. Honei' it is nr excelent j itirnal of its kind and we would be phased to see our farmers who raise Sorghum, subsciibers, and be lieve it would be a r .Liable investment Term* 81,Off a year. Add:e«s, S. RGO Jl UKNAL ANO Farm MaCHIXI-T. lIG Main St., Cin innati, Oh o

Thu Herald or Hiui.tu—Tlrs is a migazine devot'd to physical cul.ure and 'hygien e medication, bodily development and the laws of li'e." We note the following among the contents of thMay number: •‘Our Mission. Associated E.T.rt, To th- Young Men of America, Wu e>, A Word About Nennvl Schons. Fruit in Egypt, 111, Personal Beauty—N> 2, The C-r-tle Discss- in Europe. .1 .isoph Mazzini, Doctor’s Visits.. Shall We Eat .He it! Case of Small Pox, What is Disease? Physique of Different States. Pears Suitable for Table L’se, List Words, Mure. Hygeian Homes, The Cattle PI .11411-, Twa Idledum, Wickes vs. Woman Doctors.” Terms of Subscription 51,59 a year in advance. Address, MILLER. WOOD & CO , 15 Laight Street, N. Y.

186 6. SPRING TRAD23 1866 Fort Waykb. TOWNLEY, DiAVALD, BOND & CO. OFFER. A Very Large and Choice Assortment of Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Goods, Black dud Colored Si'ks, Spring DeLaines and Prints, An unlimited variety of Bleached »n+ Brown Sheetings, Shirtirgs, Cotton Flannel, all Wool, Donut and Silk nvxed Flannels, Hosiery, White Goods, Shawls, Linens, Embroideries, Lac-a, Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, Broadcloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, J-ans, Cottonade*. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rug«, Matting, “ NEW STYLES. Balmoral aud Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves, Corsets, <fcc. Notwirhstandi :g the fiard times, and the general scarcity of goods in the Eastern market, our stock will t-v kept full, and 1 customers can depend upon finding everything In our line, at the old accustomed

corner, at the I >wcst market price as usual. From this on, we will be in daily receipt of Spring Goods. TOWNLEY, DeWALD.BOND & CO. Corner Columbia & Cothurni street*. EPECIAL NOTICES. Dr. Franklin and the Sooth Carolina Planter. A friend relates to ua that the Sommer (a fore the war at the house of a hospitable South C irolinn planter, ha was tip one tnortiing with the sun nod was about to venture forth on a morning walk, when he was checked by the planter at the door.

*• You cannot pass, Sir Too car’y ** "Tooeariy! Why, my dear Colonel, what, •ays Dr Franklin?" ‘ Early to bud and early to rise will make a roan healthy and wealthy and wise." “Very fine, sir; but all a fallacy. Early rising end the inhalation, npnn an empty stomach, of the win’ malaria of thii c I'ltry, North nu.i South, liv u been tbs (loath of thou sands—the death of thousands, sir, fro n the tm- of C.pt, John Smi hto to this day. Wait till after breakfast, fortify your soir.wh with a cup of hot coffee, and then the noxioii- vapors of the r.i tlit baing exhaled by the sun, we will take a morning ride.” ' Bat. :ny dear Colon.-’!, I sm alw.-y's for’ificJ with a wine glass of HOS PET CER'd CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.” “Ah.tlvn, sir, you may stick to Dr. Finnltlin. Hostetter'i> agent al Charleston supplies me, and I am expecting a box to day with my wagon. Those Bitter’, I fin 1, are a sure protective against all the fevers resulting from miUria. Ductor Franklin hob’s good, sir, t v.n in the swamps of South Carolina, if for iSed with Hostetter'.. Bi tors.”

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Thront, F.i Qutars :m 4 .nr <rs attention, *sr> sunrtn ar o.iecKcn. Ir Attowsn-ocorTrscc, Irritation of the Lnngs, a rennai'crt Throat Affection, or a;i Incurable Lung Disease is orrex tux ar.scLT. BTOWN’S BRONGHIAL TROCHH3 navi.xu a tiiuscr txnuxxcs to ths r..ars, give IMMsniATE BELISF I"or Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh. Con sumptire and Throat Diseases. TROCHES *UI VSEDWtTa ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS. SINGERS ASI> PUBLIC SPinKERS Will find 7’'oelrs useful in clearing the voice wli.muken before Singing or Speaking, and re lieving the throat after an linnsnal exertion of the vocil org-iii*. Th.-. Trochee arc recommended an 1 pruseribid by Physicians, and have had testimonials from cmiurnt m»n throughout the country. Being an article of tr.i.- ni rit, and having preted their ( ffi.acy by a t<>«t. of nt'iny years each year finds them in new t >c ilitiesin various par .a of the world, and lie Trockte are universally pronounced bett.-r th in other articles. Oarstv only “Br-ows's BaoxcntAL Trochesar.d lo a i: take any if the iVorth css Imitations that may bo offered. Soi l everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box

To Consumptives The adveriiser, having been restored to health in a f-w weeks bv a very simple r< m euv. after having s-.iff-r-d for several years with a S'-vere lung affection, and that dread di-ease, Oonsnrrp'.ion -is anxious to make knoruto'tii fellow offerers 'lie means of cure /’o alt whonesire it. he will «<■; d a copy nf the pr -eription psed (free ■. harge), with the <i; .-e: ions for preparing and using the seme, which they will find a sunx Ci.xx for Coxsvwr rt >x Asthma, Buosciutis, Oovgks Coirs, and -ill Throat nnrl L ing Ass cti iiiS The only ob- :. ct of (be advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afilicted, and spread in formation which he conceives to be invaln able, and ho hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. ra-lies wishing the presenpliOn mvr. by re turn mail, will p ease address Rrv. EDWARD A WTLSW, Wiliiainsburgh, Kitijh Co .New York. v9—n4l—lyr

$1 500 PER YEAR! We wnn? nffpnts ev ervwheie to »•?!! our improved *2O Sowing Ma chines Three «p w kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted five Above salary or large commissions pai l The os’lt ni.’icliiues soi l in United Stares forth -n. <lO, which nre fully licttued by Howe, Wheeler <V ’ Uson. Grover As Baker, Sirwtr A' Co., nd Bacheldtr AU other cheap machine are i friofjemente and tho tellrr or user are liable io t.Jir.e, and imorisonment. Circular* free A ddr?*s, or call npon Shaw Ar Claik, Brldaford, Mi inc, or nt No. 823 Brmdway, New York: No 236 Carter Pa ; No 14 Lombard’s Block, ChPfleo.il!.; No 170 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, O ; or No. H SpanUmg’a Exchange. Bus silo. N. Y or Chicago 111. 9 52 ly

The M’laon St Hamlin Cabinet Oorgmr .»rtv diffe r '*nt sty lea, adapted to sacred and ocular music, for SBO tn S6OO each. FIFTYONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums awarded them Illustrated Catalogues free. Address. MASON HAM LIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, NtW Yuuk v9-n27-ly.

Strange, But True. Every young lady and gentleman in the Untied Stites can hear something very much to their nUvintage by return tniil ( rue of char^?,)by ad dressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not nothing this card. All others will please address their obedient seivant. THOS. F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broad wav. New York. v9—n4l—lyr

Err rs < f 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 making the simple remedy by which he rar cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by ‘he ad | vertiser’s experience, can do so bv addressing JOHN B. OGDEN, I No. 13 Chambers St. New York. I \9—n4i—lyr | Ayer’s Chery Pectoral.

i DECATUR MARKETS. Cirrecf dWeekly y Messrt.Nutt’nan I Merchants a:i'l I‘rodiiee Dealers, Vain sireet Decatur, Indiana. , DsflATcn, April 6, Ihfil. j . FioiiT $ bbl. . • . J 1.001 1 Wheat, Wh.tc.tp bush 11 OU , Red, “ 1.90, Corn 4’) I | Rye, 70 | Oats 50 ' I Potatoes 1 0 1 1 j Cloveraei-d, . . < 4.511 Flaxseed, SiUO I i Butter, fib go : iLard.. 15j 1 Eg*» . . . . . lu I-'i atlicrs 50 j | frool s<J@ GO j Hides, green ib « dry .... . . . in I Salt per bbl. . . / 4 Hi) j Fork • bafi,' New Vork Mnrket. Nrw Yorn, May 7. ; Cutujii—A shade firmer; silisatSl©' 35c for middling, chiefly 35c Flour —lo@2Jc better, and in lair .1 ■- 1 : maud, in part speculative; sales at 83$ I ( 3 50f.r ex.ra State; *8 Bff@9 40 fw ‘ exit a round hoop Ohio, an.l §9 50® 12 . •'/.) for tiade brands, tho market closing I fi.-m " ! j Wlu at—'.loreac ivc, and i@2c bet-1 j ter; sales at $1 20 f>r inferior old Chicago spring; 81 77@200 for common M:1 ; ennkee club, and §1 97@1 98 for new ; No. 1 Milwaukee; st tho close 82 was ' refused for extra choice do , common to fair new amber Michigan nd at ;2@ : 12 39. Corn—Dull, and a shade lower; sales . at 78;g81c for uusonnd, and 82@$3Je. itbr sound n ixed western. ! Oats- I’e ter; sales at 46@5ffc fur |n wwi stern, and 57@59c. to-eld wea ■ t< rn Ci fTve—St niy; sal. sat St Doming i Jat 12ge. in b >nd J !’■ , k—t'.rmer; sales at 820@29 53 for ’, r.ew mess, closing «t 829 124- cash: $2 i @2B 50 for ohl mess. 824 50@25 00 for i prime Sab s of 2,753 barrels of new . mess, May, June nnd July dc.ivery, sellers’and bit’, era' option, at 828 021@ ■ 29 53. Cut Meats—Firm; site* a' 1 for thotildirs. and 16|@17|,: f i hviiis. Bacon—Q iiet; sales at for Cumberland cut, and 15|e tor she:t ribbej T.ard—Firm< r; sales at 18@2l|e ( Butter—Quiet and heavy; sale* st 40 j ®soc. for Ohio, »nd f>r State, j j Cheese—Dull, soles at 15@22c, I’HrTKNOFF, PRACTICAL AM2ROTYPEIST AND PHHOGIAPHER. DECATUR, INDIANA. Would inform hi« p .tr-um an*! customer* #en- ‘ » rxlly, that he in always ready to ncco’uinoiatt* , , them with all kind** and Ktylew o Pictures | known to the art. at cheaper rates than they can be had elj»ewhe r e Sp rial httentioa gireu : to the lakii g children’s pictures. COiHE ONE. COME ALL, lie lias on a choice assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, CARD PHOTOGRAPiI SPECIALITIES, RO<E W< OD it GILT FRAMES. CORD AND TASSELS. ROSE WOOD AND GILT MOULDINGS of different, widths sold nt low rates. Alto Charts. Battle scenes. Bible scenes &c. I

CALL AND SEE. Decatur, Ind., M:-y4?h I c 66—tf. J\AMES~iT B~()bK Licensed Real Estate Agent, DECATUR INDIANA. | AAA ACRES r.f good farmin? land, sev | H H Town lota and a large quanti ty of wild land for sale If yon wn- t to buy a good fam. or wild land, he will xeR it to vou. If vou want vour land sold, he will sell it for vou. No cab*. no charge. Mry 4th, 18.66. v!0-r.6-ly. License Notice. VT OTICE is hereby given to the citizens eff i.X Washington Township, in Adams County in the Slate of Indiana that the undersigned will present Lis petition t<» the Board of Com missiuners o r a’ ! Ad im Cointy at th- ir -Tunsession 18/6, praving for a lie n a e to a*-11 Spir itou®, vino-iK, malt, and other intoxicating Liq uors in lew quantify than a qti ;rt at a tim* for one year, at the building Rituaieon tho following cescribed premiin the Town of Decatur iii said County and State, to wit: ComrTvncing at a point eighteen feet east of the fonth we<t corner of inlot number 274 in said town thence running north 63 fed. thence east 15 feet, thence -outh 66 f<“t, then-e west 15 feet to ihe place of beginning, nynd by Adolph Hart, to he drank affd used on sai l premises" a-> a beverage. CORNELIUS RADEM OCKER. May 1 1,1866. 4w.

License Notice. is hereby given to the nf | | Washington town-li'n. in \ Count’, i Indiana, that Michael Sorgwill apply to the I I Board of Cmnmi'-ioner? of said A J?in« County ’ ,at their n x‘ session to be at the Court 1 1 Hons° »n the towh of Decatur in «n ; ] o>un f v I | on the first Monday iii June i-66. for a license i ! for one year to Fell Ppiritous, Vinous Malt and i other intoxicating liquors in less quantity that! I l one qunr* at a time, in the Tas< mar.l storr of • the building sitnale of the. following dwteribnd i 1 premises in the said town of D catur to w.t; i Commencing nt th? north corner of inlot ‘ number fifty nine in said town, thence running south we*t at rii’ht angles wi/h second street I fifty feet thence south east parallel with M crml street twenty iwo Let thence north east paral- ! Irl with the fin%t described line fifty feet to second street, thence north west along second street t wenty two feet to (he place of beginning to be used as a'rxverigp on said MICIJLU I. Sf>J*G. Mr.r Tlth,

G R K A T WII S 1 ER N PRIZE CONCERT; HAMILTON’S HALL, . Fort Wayne, Indiana, J«’y9.h, I’o 3 13,14 S Valuable Gif s Worth 433,753 will’■« presented to Ticket Holder*. 42,000 Tickets will be 8 >ld. I Ono Gift in Greenb-icki J 5900 • One Gift, Farm and Reafiiemn- 1 mile* ! from Fort W.cvne 4100 One Gilt, Residence in the Oily of Fort I Wayno ' 400 - Ten Gifts. It) fine Gold Wa'rhes II each 2* CO Ten Gif’s, 10 Melo Iron’, $'! 1 - eiich iVOu 2S Gifts. - 5 Silver Hinittiig U.i.vt 1 ever I Watches 850 J ‘LO 100 Gifts, 10 J silver Welch-s. $"23 jacli »s'’O ! 500 Gifts, 500 Go! i Pens J: I i-acli 1519 I 5 0 Gifts, 500 Gold ( lasn Morocco Album ß S', each " Sfiot? ■ 3000 Gifts. 3000 Album*. $3 -neh S-U 0 . tiil’ti Gifts, $901.0 cash, $1 each WOO I - - f . 1 \1 b Gifts, total v;d Je of which $39,750 ■ 'I he drawing vi!’ take place on tho ’tag? asI ter the 0 ncert. Sarh ticket has its d’lplieU'* I No., tloe numbers rtre placed in a wheel and thoroughly rnix“d . a disinterested person (selected by the ticket holder? present at the Con■evil) draws tlnme duplicate nurubers frou» tho I wheel. The firet, one drawn out g»*is the largest prize. iho next one drawn out th*» n-»xt ! largest prize, aad in like manner until all ar« , drawn. Every ticket i- registered Wore heieg srftt out, the number. name of ptriy purchasing, ■ snd address Al! purchasers in<l a/ents will jbe supplied with correct li*U of the drawing j as Roon as published. Parties holding tickets will retain them tin . td after tlie drawing and if their numbers api pear in the list of drawn numbers, th-v will forward their tickets immediately v-ith full di rcctions as to th<* shipping of goo<’s or luonev. Our prizes an* nil genuine and vaL aHe. The drawin ; nnd delivering of priz- s shall he conducted in an honorable and business j like manner. • S nti ns your ordersoon if you would sccvr** ■ tickets, as r large portion of ihtm are already ' sold } Tickets. $1 each, or eleven 'forflO, sent by i mail, on iuc«*ij t of price a*. J stamp ; Added*, SM TH, SELF Ji CO . • Box 705, Fort \V yiie, lud. • lJ*Good and reliable a gen. s wanted. License Noiicc, N’HTTOE:*: hereby given to th»* citizens of Hartford Towns hip in A-latns Couniy In ; diana, that the under»ignvd will apply to the ; Botrd of Com mi s-ii oners of soil I Adami County dn’ir June ae*«qoQ ls6n, so» r Hchho for one yeartosdl Spirito k, Vi iron, M it s..d e.th«?r . in‘oxicating liquors in Ipm qTCi/ty thin one • quart at a time, at his building <ito it? .* inlot . number sevm in the Town of Bu na Vista in | Hartford Township io tudd A Lams County Inidiuna, to be used and drank as a on i said premiaes. WILT I iM HEY. May 11 th, I w € 6 License Notice. (ITTCE is hereby civen to the citiz ns of k a Washington township, in AJ >ms County , Indiana, tha’ the undersigned will r.pply to 11 he Beard of Commissioners of «.ii . county, nt •hoir June «*«ion 1868. for a licei ae f or cue : year, to sell Spiritnus, Vinous, Mali and other • infnx’Citing li ittors in less quantity th m one [ | ia"l, <1 lbw following describ'd p\* n > towit; In the first, story o' :1m b ill Unx situate ■ n ths south p irt of inlet an fifty six in the town of Decatur, Adams County, Indi ina, com mcncing at the south west corner of ynid iulot ; number fifty six in the said town, thence east ' it rirht an gles with second street sixty feel ' th»mce north parallel with second street twenty ih-ee feet, thence we t at right angles with ««*C ond street six f y feet, thence south along sec <3 d street twenty Uiree feet to tin pliC -of be- : itiiining. to bo drank and used is a ’mveragt oi <i!4 prrnn stjs JAMES MU/LEAM, May 11th, 1366. * 4xr.

SPOONEB’S CUKE y' Chills and Fever, '|£ 'S Bilious Fever, |S Intermittent Fever, S W t> *,. . -n g Remittent Fever, § S', Congestive Chills, S ! a n s .-<■ fa a’j s I- a h V r.H ® A.xn I AGUE I 1 I Si Diarrhea, S g Dysentery, Periodical Headache, PH I < «a» «a* «A„5 n For Sale by all Druggists. Wm. Spooner & Co., Fuller Fetich <t Fuller, ‘ hica w, ll’ . whole ' sule Agents. For sale by 8. 0. B_»lhn in. Do calurlndiana. r t vlO—r.s- ly Ayer’s Ague Cure.

_W ISLiZ i MARBLE SHOD. I : Tin underU *uc t receiving M l.ifiro ard sup*lior «tock Martie, and las taken the j i hop furnjrrly ocedpu d by H« nry SeLr.tder, ■ where he in <y be found it all tirnj* ready to ’Mke o der* f Marble .Monuments i I A N I) ! Tomb-stones, I J of all s!z»s and prices, pliin or OraamenU! »• mav be desired. iu*criptions in I EN'iLISil ANDGERMIN. I I ft ti ilso prep .red to furnish i BUILDING STONE, - ‘ . <■ i Window caps, I V. indow sills, Door steps, etc., i int FFR«Gn:ibi ! rates. Those wishing awvtldng iin mv line are rc.-pertfully Utvihd to give ma a calf, ns I do not mean to be under-old or aur* passed in the quality, style and nf mv ,wo X. Or4*-ra wuij.’ited and fiki-J -»iUi fidwiiiy ! and dispatch. Rbs h SC «JS> • Corner yf Third and Jackson St-oois, DECATUR, INDIANA. B WEMHCTF i vlO—l>s—if. » «5T7 »< . w feS SJt "W 9 DE-OAXirH. INDIANA DEALER IN 4 i FANCY GOODS, sue; i A3 i ; silks, ii a rs ■ AND BONNE’S, MILLINERY GOODS. NOTIONS, GENTS IIA IS AND CAPS. WHITE GOODS. ilioor SKIRTS IADIKS BARRETS, .1- Ae. VlO—>l6 if.

Execiltor’s Sale. h r*’byjfiv» n that th? under.X signed executor of the li k t will of John Lu’z nhiz r.«?n deceased, will off-r for sale at public auction, at the lute renidvhc.e of th.* testator, in Blue Creek township, Adama county, Indiana, on Saturday, May, 19/A. 1863, the personal property of said t -Aite. c- iiaisling •>f one horse, c itH ’, sheep, h<»g>, wagon, ha--ness, farming implements, among th»-m a Me Corinick reaper and mower, household and kitchen furniture not taken by the widow.and various other articles. Sale to commence at i 0 oelock A M. Terms: —Sums of three doVars and under, cash; over three dollars a credit o<nine month* the purchaser riving his note, waiving benefit of valuation law, with nmnived g.'Ciiritv. JOHN MERRYMXN, April 27t>, 1866. Executor. Br dgc Builders. "V*OTICE is hereby aHven. that aeaLd pru |X prwnls willb»* received at the Audit r\ o’nee, by the Board of Commissioners of Adams County Indiana, until the first Jay of June, i I'6b for ’he building of a bridge over the ?*t. i Mary’s river nearthe south line <>f the faim known ns the Ball farm, in R-’ot . r own«hip ' \dams County, the Bridge to be built scc« rI ding to pl.iii and specific* ion, io be seen in ! the 'Auditor’s office at any lime after the 2Ab | o April 18 6. The bids to be opened at the June •eveiou and the contract to be given to th* responsible bidder,ihe Board resvrvt»jg tn»- Ngl|t to reject any aud all bids. Witness my hand thia • b‘th day of April J 85. W. G. bPKNCFR Abdiur. .tpi*. 20, I.v .A