Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1866 — Page 3

TH E EAG LE. 'OFPICIA LPAI’E LO F THE COUNTY. \ * 1 * LOCAX) & MISCELLANEOUS. —Xu.. ■ 1 1. 1 i m — ■ ■—--—- FRIDAY, July 6, 1866. New Advertisements. ffTYTo'.lcs to Non vesiiteni'.—Xobn McConnet ©•Kc-tiee to Non r.*lderta—John McConnel. CTNotire toNon r sMentv—John McCbnnel <7 A Brscon of Eulth—HoOi-tlcr A Smith, New Cahrsr B>f —Wo have engsjeti » new currier for delivering papers in town. Any errors or omissions in the delivery of papers will be Corrected by leaving word st the office. Internal Revenue —We notice from the returns of the Deputy Assessors oI U. 8. Internal Revenue for the counties of Weils and Ad ims that the Assessor of the former cointy return taxes assessed 52175,90, the Utter 92517,44 By these figures it will be seen that thia county will pay during the year, 871.54 more Internal Revenue this year than Welh. Democrats of Allen county who refused to be bound by the action of the regular Democratic Convention, met last week, and nominated a ticket oftheir own, and passed a resolution withdraw tng their patronage from the Fort Wayne Democrat. We have but little knowledge of the diffvieoces in the pariy in that county, but we predict lor them a total defeat at the polls. The bolters C'-r’ainlv will not receive the sympathy of die men of the party who rare a straw for the success of Democratic principles. P- rsonal grievances should, and always will be, subordinate to the principles of the pariy among true Democrats.

We have been shown a document J signed by the Mayors in office of the cities of the United States and ( ansda, certifying to the superior excellence of Dr. Ayer’s Compound Ex ract of Sarsaparilla and to the value of all l is retn edies as articles of great publ e utility Such evidence from such high sources bears us out triumpantly in the position we have long maintained with regard to Doct. Ayer's piejarations, or more particularly our advertisements of th-m. No publishers nerd be more opposed than we are to the promulgation o' quackery in any shape, but we knew when we began, that his remedies w--re above any suspicion of deception—that they were above the best it is possible to produce for the cure of disease, a'.d that thev have the confi fence o’ all communities where they are known. Not . alone because tbs Mayors of the who)" country believe them use'ul to their people, but because we know from experience that they are so to ours, do we believe we are rend"ring a substantial service to our readers in making their virtues known to them— [Courier, Princeton Ky Dowf With Hor-k Thieves.—The Great Western Horse lnsursr.ee and De tective Company insures horses from theft for a small sum end elso offers a standing reward of one fourth of the val ue of any animal which they have insured on its being recovered, and 81.00 for the arrest and conviction of ih* thief. An accurate description and measurement of each animal is taken, including all marks or brands, and in addition, all horses and mules are branded on the left fore foot with the letters “H I. Co” A copv of this description is furnished the owner and one retained by the company Poli cie» ol insurance are transferable in case vs sale, wlfch is absolutely necessary as ' the person would soon he arrested by the) company’s d-Uctives without such .rang , fer. And persons having business away from the neighborhood where’hey are known, should put thei r po.icies io their pockets as evidence of ownership in case they meet with any of the detectives.— In case an animal that has been insured, is stolen, the person owning the same should inform the "gent, also the State Office, so that prompt measures can be tak«n to arrest the thief and recover the horse. This is the only effectual remedy | to nut an end to horse stealing. A« a horse branded by the company is not salable without the policy, and in nine cases out of ten the thief turns animal so insured loose as soon as the brand is discovered. John King is agent for the company and to whom appliealions sho -Id be made for insurance. He may be found at Deoitnr en Saturday of each week.

The Fourth in Decatur—The Fourth passe,! ~ff very pleasandv in Decatur. About 10 o'clock A M ths Methodist and Pieshyt-ran S .bbaih Scl-ooM *orm ed in proc.-sion, and marched to the grove sou hos town. The order of -x ’ eraise was as foil >wa: P raver, by Rev. T. Elcock; j 'ini sining bv both schools; Declaration of Indept i d nee, A J. Hill; singing by Presbyterian, school; address to the children R-v. Chas. D sbibw; singing by Methodist school; nd.lr-ss to the parents and teachers, Rev. T Elcock; address to the citisens D B'udabakcr; joint singing. At the conclusion of the exercises an old fashioned basket dinner was partaken of, after which the children arranged themselves in merry groups, and disposed of the remainder of the day in a free indulgence in the innocent pastimes of childhood. The Catholic congregation assembled jat their place o' worship at about the I same time, and marched to the grove north of town, where ample preparations hail been marie for the accommodation of all in she way of eatables.— An extensive booth havuig been erected, in which was a table capacious enough to accommodate several hundr. d and which was loaded with the good things of life, satisfied the inner man — In adiTTFOir dierc were various saloons well supplied with ice cream, lager, lemonade, ice water, fruits, con'ectionery, etc. Dinner disposed of J. R Bobo de livered an oration in English, followed b. Rev. Woeste of Hesse Cassel, in German, concluding with a song medley in German, by B Wemhoff, who was accompanied by Pios Nchultl.ies on the i guitar, which from the applause which j greeted it by the German* was the happy ! bit of the day. The proceeds of the picnic was inten | tied to assist the congregation in erecting I a new house of worship and about S3OO was realized during the day. The announcement that the Decaiur Band would be present was made in good taith. and with lhe exp-elation that their services could be obtained, but in this they were disappointed after making ev erv effort to do so. Taking it all around, the Fourth passed off pleasantly and quietly. There was not as a large crowd in town, as we have seen but all seined to enjoy themselves heartity. May our people ever ch-riah our N itional hirth-day, and celebtate it in a b coming manner.

1866 SPRING- TRADE 1866 Fort Waynx. TOWNLEY, DeWALD, BOND & CO OFFER A Very Large and Choice Assortment <>t Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Goods, Black and Colored Si’ks, Spring Dt-Laines and Prints, An unlimited variety of Bleach’d and Brown Sheeting,, Shii! ings, Cotton Flannel, all Wool, Donut and Sdk mixed Flannels, Hosiery, While Goods, Shawls, Linens, Embroideries. Laces, Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, Broadcloths, Plain and Fancy Ca.asimeres, Satinets, Tweeds. Jeans. Cottonades, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matting, NEW STYLES, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves, Corsets, &c. Notwithstandi g the hard times, and the general scarcity of goods in the East ern market, our stock will be kept full, an I ! customers can depend upon finding every thing in our line, at the old accustomed corner, at the I /west market price r.-. usual. Fmm this on, we will be in daily rec< ipl of Spring Goods. TOWNLEY, DeW • LD.BOND & CO. Corner Columbia & Calhoun streets. DECATUR MARKETS. Correct d Weekly y Messrs Nult rin 4 f'raicford Merchants and Product Dealers, Main street Decatur .Indiana. Dxcati’S July 6, I'6H. Flour bbl.. • . J 4 00 Wheat, White, bush 2.55 Red, “ 2 50 Corn . . .55 Rye 70 Oats 30 Potatoes In Cloverseed, . 4.5 ‘'Taxseed. 200 Butter, IP Ih 20 Lard . 15 Eg s. .... 10 Feathers 5o Wool 3’>@ 4’l Hides.green $ 1b 6 •• dry . . . 10 Salt per bhi 4 00 Pork, . . . . • Ba 9, New York Market. New York, Julv, 2. Cotton —Very dull at 37®39c for midd’inz Flour—s@loc. be’ter for sound sxtra I S>ate whtl« for pretty much all o her gr»des there is no decided change; sales ( at 87 40@8 55 for extra State: 88 90@

10 00 f or extra round hoop Ohio, and ?10 75@13 75 for trade brands the mar ket closing quiet. , Whiskt—Quiet; sales of Western at 82 26 Whe»t—Quiet and very firm, sales of sma l ; p>-reels at 82 35 f-r prime No 1 n- w Milwaukee, and 83 25 for prime white We-t-rn. R e—Q-iier Badey—Dull and unchanged. Bari y Malt—Du I and unchanged. Corn —lrngular and unsettled, ea'es opening he ivy, and afterwards b coni* i'er ili tie firmer, and clo-ed dull -nd l@2c lower, with an active export tie maud, a’ 86c f-r unsound new nrx-d Western; BG|@BBc for sound d> , closing at 86087 c. for prime shipping brands.

Oa's—Very dull, and 1c lower; sales at 43@55<-. for new Western. Coffee—Dull at 19@22c. Sugar— Dull; sales of Cuba at 11 @ 110. M Usses—Firm; sales of Porto Rico at 75@80c Petroleum—Dull at 24@240 for crude and 39@10c for retin—l. in bond Pork — Or- net! firmer, but closed h- avy at 8.32 90@,’2 31 for new mess, closing at. 831 90 fm cash: $29@30 for old do , and £26 25@26 50 for prime also, ra'e- o' 5000 b.it. l.- mess, f r July and Angu-t; -.-Herr*’ a id buyers' op firm, at 32 2-5 .»33 a >i sellers, option, thr e in nths, at 83) 67. B- es - Unchanged. Beef Hams —Dull. B e >n—Q liet Cut M-ats-Steadv; «al-R »t 140160 for should, is. and 17@20c for hams L td - Dull and heavy; sales at 19|@ 220 Butter—Quiet at 20@33c. for Ohio, 25@4'*c for State Che-se—Quiet at 23c. SPECIAL NOTICES. A of Health. TLe good things of this world have each their appoii ted mission. It i* the mission of HOSTETTER’S STOM ACH BI 1 TERS to prevent and relieve a great variety of ailments. For twelve jears its success as a protective and a remedy has been without check back It is strong negative evidence oft hi** fact, that the efficacy of the article a< a specific for fly-pepsin, biliousness constipation nerv ou sness, general debility, and intermittent fe vers, has never been questioned. Aspr of positive of its infallibility in such cases, tb3 statements of public men whose names are familliar as household words, have from time to time been given to the world If its reputation is not founded in facts, then truth is a shadow , and the utterances of con-ci entious citizens are of no more value than “di cers’ oaths.”

And what »< its reputation? Let the pro gress of its sales answer the ii.qnfry. Where twf’n-y dozen bottkarf Hos f etter’s Bitters were *old in 1*55, hundred dozen are disposed of mw. Could public opinion be more significantly ♦ xpressed than by iIR unparall led increase of consu option? It seems impossible. The preparation Ins been imitated. Where are the imi a* tors! Echo answers, “Where?” To the “limbo” of things lost on earth they are all either gone or going. P«ace be with them! A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, Requires immediate attention, and should bl CHECKED. If ALLOWED "O CONTI NUB, irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disense IS OFTEN THE KESULT. BROWN’S BRONGHIAL TROCHES HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS. GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF or Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh. Con Mitnptkve and Throat Diseases. TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS Will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speak in <*. and re ’• threat after *n unnsea’exertion of lhe v.MJiI argans. Tha Troches rtp recom mended and prescribed by phy*icians, and have had testimonials from eminent m»n throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having proved their effi ’«cy by a test of many vents each year finds them in new localities in various par-a of i he world, and he Trochee are universally pronounced better than other articles. Obtain only‘’Brown’s Bronchial Trochesand lonol take anvof the Worth'eos Imitation! that, may be offered. Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at 35 cents per box

nrN’VEWELL’S TOLU ANODYNE. To attempt tn enumerate the manifold results of th** Anodyne in mses nl Jfeuralgia. Gout Rheumati-m. Nervous Headache. Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Cnmplaints, Sr. Vitu«* Dance Hysteria Nervous D* hilitv, Lo«* of Sle- p. Sciatica. Delirium tremens , Pains in Menxtru ation . and the mn*t reliable testimonials in my possession, to which all sre invited to inspect would exhaust time ai d patience, and which a confidence to test would perfectly justify ASTHMA, I Now declared purely a nervous complaint, is | perfectly relieved in most violent sttacks with i I doses of 35 to 45 drops each half hour. Relief i and sleep will low th« second or hird : U’Sold by all Wholesale an! Retail Dealers in Medicine at. 5 cents per B*»tile JOHN L. HUVNEWELL. Proprietor, Practical Chemist. 9 Commercial Wharf. Boston, Masi. S9O A MONTH I-AGENTS wanted for aU entirely orticlea just out Address O. T. GAREY* Oity Dailding, Biddeford. Maine. | 9 52 Jy !

$1 500 PER YEAR! We wart agents ev- ! erywhere to sell our improved ft’O Sewing Ma chines Three new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted years Above salary or larue comnti-sions paid. The OKLY machines; : sold in United State* for less than $ 10. which ' nr>‘ fully licenced by Httwe. Wheeler ilaon, Grover Baker, Sin yer Go, nd Bachelder All other cheap machines are i frinqements and 1 the teller or user are liable to avre.-t .fine, and imprieonmer.t. (. ire tils r.*/ree Address, or call | upon Shaw Clark* Biddeford, M -ine, or Chicago 111. 9 52 ly To Consumptives The advertiser, having !?een restored to health in a C w weeks bv a very simple rem edy after having suffered for aeveral years Jhh a R- vere lung effect ion, and that dread i-ease. Con*unption—is anrioua to make known ion < fellow suffi-rera ’he means of cure 7o all who desire it. he will send a copy ”f the prescription used (free of charge), with the direction* for preparing and using the a. me, j | which thev will find a sure Craw for Conschf iTioN. Asthma. Rroncoit'S. Coighs Colds, and I all Throat and Lung Ass- ctions The only ob | ject of the advertise, in sending the Pn-’crip tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in formation which he conceives to he invalu > able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Pa r i ie* wishingtlie prescription. free, hy re turn mail, will p'ense address Rkv. EDWARD A WILSON, Williamsburgh, Mugs Co.. X.-n York. v9—n4l — I yr > r_. . Frr rn < f Vcu*h. A Genlloman who «i ff-red for vpa s from - ' >• ‘>>l t-. - , !’■ mit ■ Dpi’ii', and a! Uh- eff- rt: o • ; io wi)), fo] , th" »ak" I.f Miff-ring hi manity.send free to air who need it, the recipe and direrrions fol making the simple remedy by which he wa r cured. Sufferers wishing to profit bv the ad vertiser’s experience, can do sn by addressing JOHN B. <'GI)EN. ! No. 13 Chambers St New York. »9—n4 —lyr Strange, But True. Every young lady and gentleman in the > United States can hear something wry much t«» their a«lvintage by return mail (free of charge.) by ad dressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by not nothing this card All others wil! please address their obedient servant. THOS F CHAPMAN, . 831 Broadway, New York. v9—nil —lyr t Notice to Non-Residents. Stale of Indiana) In the Adams Circuit Court Adams County,| August Term, A. D. 18 ,6. R« beccaJane ' eimer) Joanna Furker, ‘ V S - Jasper N: Fordyce. Simeon B Fordyce, Lydia A. Eicher, ’ n • . Isaac M. Fordyce, f i for Partition. James Reed i John Reed . Mary C Fordyce, Amelia W . Fordyce, Mary Fordyce, , . . R appearing from effida vit filed th the above entitled cause that Lvdta A. Eicher. Simeon B. F irdyce I aac M Fordyce, James Reed and John Reed, fireofthe above named defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana Notice is therefo e hereby gi.en the said Lvd.lß A. Richer, bl, B. t-’ordy C e, Isaac M For . dyce, James Reed and John R-ed th «t they I apprar before the Judge of the Adams Circuit Court, on the secoud day of the next regular term o'said court, to be held at . the Court House iu the towu of Decatur, on Monday the 21th day of Avgust. 1866, . and plead by answer er demur to said com- , plaint O’ the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my hand and seal of said > [l s j court, this the 2nd day of July, 1 Luu JOHN McCONNEL. Clerk By A.. J. Hill. Dpiy. u Notice to Non-Resideiit>. 1 State of Indiana? Tn the Adams Circuit court Adams County J August Term, A. D. IB6li. Amos R. Napp, 1 VS. I „ Alexander McCoy f Complaint to quiet title. Nelson vicCoy. J E It appearing from affidavit filed in the nbov entitled cause that Alexander McCov and Nel , son McCoy a-e non residents of t e Stvte of India’ a Notice is therefore hereby gi.en the sai l Al exanderMcCoy and Nelson McCoy, iha thev appear before the Judge of the Ad ims Circuit e court, on tne second day of the next regulator™ thereof, to e held st the Court House in ’he town of Decatur, ou M n.-y t'..« Jov of A'/gust 1866 I nd plead by Mttswcr or d m-ir to sai I compl > .it or ilie same will bo heard and determined in '• their absence. if Witness m’ ha.,d and seal of said - [t s ] court hereto affixed this slh day ofJnlv. 1866. JOHN Me ONNEL, Clerk. 1 July 6 4w- By A. J. Ant, Deputy.

Notice to Non-Residents. State of Indiana) Tn the Adams Circuit Court Adams County J August Term, ISG6. James Wagoner ) V 3 Jacob M. Everhart) It appearing from affi ia”it filed in the above entitled cause that Jacob M Everhart is a non resident of lhe State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the said Jaeon M. Everhart, that he appear before the Junge of the Adams Circuit Court, on the second day of the next regular term of said cour ,to be begun at the Court House in the town of Decaiur. on Monday the 27/A day of August 1866, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint or the same will be heard and deter mined in his absence. Witness my hand and seal nf [l. a.] said court, this the 2nd day of July. 1866 JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk July 6,4 w. By A. J, Hill, Deputy . . ju. ■- ---- ~ — - - —- - ----- APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR NO I ICE i» liAH-hy given that the under signed ha» been appointed Administrator of the eaiate nf Elizabeth Johnaon, laie of Ad am< county, deceased. The estate it probably eolvent. Z. B WOOD, July 6th 4w Admiowlrator.

Special Notice! The undersigned i« prepared to du all ki&di of weaving at low rate*, such as CARPETS, BLANKETS, JEAWS, ORainets, Twills. Balmorals, Linseys, Flanaela Linen and Coverleids of any deai*ed figure UTOrders left with M *sars. Barthel A Yeager will receive immediate attention. JOHN SCHULTHEIS. June 15th 1K66 SPOONER’S CURE S Chills and Fever, g Bilious Fever, ‘S ® Intermittent Fever, 8 fe Remittent Fever, g § Congestive Chills, A S- - him-tal I £ I AGUE | Diarrhea, ig g Dysentery, § Periodical Headache, g Dumb Ague. PH I «A» •!» O For Sale by all Druggists. Wm. Spooner. & Co., Fuller Fench dt Fuller, hicago, 11’., whole sale Agents. Fur sale by 8. C Bollman, De catur Indiana. —vlO—l;s—

NEW STORE AND „ NEW STOCK O F READY-MADE CLOTHING I F1&8T DOOR WEST OF NIBLICK AND CLOSS* BOOT AN SHOE STORE, The undersigned take pleasure in annnunr i in? to the public that they have just re.urned ! from the Eastern markets with an Entire I\ew SLck Os men’s and Boy’s Clothing,consisting part of overcoats, Dress Coats, Fants, Vests, Shrits, Drawers, Men’s Underwear, etc., etc. } Os which we h»v« a full aeeortment of stylci of good.. Also the largest and be lock of Hats and Caps Ever brought to thia market. Those d» *iring any thing iu our line are respectful!* nvited to give u» a call and examine uur Goods and Prices. We have a !ar»*e ainrlr of ererv thin* rev taining to our trade, but which it in impo« *ible tn enumerate in our advnrti«rrne»>t h ronnlu<ion we would sav.we shall relvnpnt hnne«tv for dealing, and cheap ponds, ss th' h’est reennum ‘ndatinn to ourcnMomer*. nbOct.t7.im * McLEAN BRr, The Mi«nn Ac Hamlin CRb’net Onrgan* >rtr 'hfferent adapted tn sacred and eeular mnair. for tPH tn <6OO park. FIFTY-i OVE GOLD nr SILVER MEDaLP. nr other first, premiums awarded them IHuarra’ed Catalnouea free. Addrp««, MASON A HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHER*. NiW Tnaw v9-n97-iy.

‘Live and Let Live/ —-:c:—— S. C. BOLLMAN. {■VMXMOa to BULU.AA- « Ui-UrUDU.) DECATUR, IND., p HAS on hand, in his raomß, in New Block. East eide of flecead a large aud complete stock of Pure Drugs & Medicines, < HEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS. WINDOW OLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES, PURE SPICES. sc. PerfumorleEand Fancy Articles, in great variety. Pure Wines & Liquors, For Medicinal 6arposea. Patent and Proprietary Medicines, in great variety. Letter, Cap and Note Papera, Envelops, Pens, Pencils, Inks, Jce., Cigais, Tobacco and Snuff. Kerosene or Coal GIL, WM» Coal Oil Lamps. In fact everything Usually kept in a “FIRST CLASS DRUG SRORE.” ——■ to:—CALL ANI> SEE US! Prices-Cbeap for CASH. — :o.— W e would say tothe public that we have.ecured ti e services of a PRACTICAL DRUGG Sl’; ami Physicians and Customer, can rely upon having Prescriptions correctly compounded at all hours of the day or i.joht 1 Don’t forget the place—Numbers’ New Block, { East side of Second street, Decatur, Ind I Feb’y 9,186 s. , T I'nilet — —■l ■ \FINE assortment—Batin’s, Lnhin’a and Phalon’s Perfumeries. Hair Oils, Pomades, Puff Boxes. Cosmetics, and Toilet articles, with a line assortment of Fancy artic les, at S. C BOLLMAN’S New Drug tore. Coal Oil and Lamps. of P®"}, O*L w 'th a large as.ortm.at of Coal Oil nr Kerosene Lamps, Ohim | niys Shades. Wicks, and Coal Oil fixture., ul ail kinds, at lowest at 3. C. BOLLMAN’S New Drug Store. Pure Spices. Cinnamon. Mace. Casia Bu is, Clove. Nutmegs, Ginger, Allspice, P.-per and Spice, of all kinds at S. C. BOLLMAN'S New Drug Store. Flavoring T EMON. Orange. Pea.-h. Pine Apple. Ro«». I j Raspborry, Strawberry, Vinilla, 4c.— Very fine and at lowest rates, at. S. C. BOLI MAN’S New Drag Sore Brushes’. Brushes’. PAINT and Varnish Brußheß. Suf’' Tool*. Scrub. Shoe, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh Brushes, in endless varietv »t S. C BOLLMAN’S New Drug Store. Window Glass, OF all sixes, at prices to .nit the time., el S. C. BOLLMAN’S New Drug Store. . r TAii USSES an SheuMer Braces, of the moet i I approved make, with a large slock of i Surgical Instruments, at S. C. BOLLMAN’3 New Drug Store. YE lovers of the ‘weed;’’ ye who can appreciate axd enjoy a good cegar, can be accommodai.d at S. C BOLLMAN’S New Drug Stere. BLACK. Carmine and IndelliMe Inks, at 8 0 BOU MAN’S