Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1867 — Page 2

— gMessggMEJß f-lAM TH E EzIGLE A. J. HILL, Editor. DECATUR, INDXANaT' I FRIDAY, Janunry IS, 1867. New* I teas*. lite entire French armv is moving to-} ward Vera Cruz. Marshal Banin* has Isau.d order* that the fast French soldier shall be embarked by the 3d of March. 1 A complete official list shows that one ) thousand and sixty-one American shipa have been transferred to the British flag ! during the past fire years, and that one* hundred and nine were sold in London. Secretary Welles received a telegram ' par table, last week from Rear Admiral i Gold-boronj’h, in command of tee English ' squadron, eta ing that the steamer Swaitara left ihe squadron for the United . States the day previous, with John II | Burra'.’, on bor.rd. The command in chief of the French, army in M.xico, lately imprisoned Charles 1 Moorehead, of the 6rm of Davis & Co., I nt San Louis in a loathsome dungeon,' and ordered spoor confederate teamster; named Polk, frem Texas, to a punishment | of three hundred lashes for protecting himself from being run over by a French ' officer, by taking his hurst by ' ibe bridle. At a meeting of tbo Fenian circles in New Ycrk last week Captain O'Shea 1 denied that Stephens had defrauded the Brotherhood. The fund* were ail safe in the hands of Colonel Kelly and other | prominent officers. Stephens is not a: British spy, nor in Connivance with the British Government. Circumstances compelled him to remain here, as at the departure of the Hat French steamer 'he was without funds. Stephens wants; money. His patriotism can not flourish 1 without it. Tbs C. 0. I. R. has! ylaytd cut. Imper.chmer.t of the President. In the House on Tuesday, General AsRLZT, a representative troin the Stat' ' of Ohio, present)d a preamble aud resolution as follows; Ido impeach Andrew Johnson Vico President and acting President ot the United State*, of high criminal misdemeanors; I charge him with an usurpation • f power and violation of law, in that 1 * has corruptly abused tLe appointing •no pmoniuff r . ,t.„, corruptiy disposed the public property of the Uni’ed States; in that he baseor eorrupily interlered in the rketioos and committed acts »n i conspired with others to commit acta which are high crimes atd misdrtn, anors, therefore, be it. Betolved. That the Comn ittee on ...j- : u. ...J .1 . _ v .. v_ l

Judiciary b», nr.d they are hereby author j ised to inquire into the -.ffieinl conduct »f Andrew Johnson. Vice President, discharging ’he power and duties of Piisidant of the United States and report io this House whether, in their opinion <he seid Andrew Johnson, while in said office, has been guilty of sets which were designrd or Cu.lcul.ted to overthrew »übvert or corrspt the Government of 'he United Slates or any department or officer thetof, an I whether the said Andrew Johnson has been guilty of anj act, or ha» conspired with othars to jo acts which, in the contemplation of the committee are high crimes and mis d«meaoors requiring ths interposition of the constitutional power of this House, j gpd 'hat sail committee have the power | to send for persons and papers to sd i minister ths cus'atfiary oaths to witnesses.” Mr. Finck, of Ohio, demanded the yeas and nays. Ths motion was lost y»ss 39 nays 105. The Speaker sta'ed 'he question to be upon seconding the demand for the' pevtous qaeition. Mr. Bingham, of Ohio. inquired whether, if shat demand were not ere owed, it would he in order io mute Vo| refer the rrsclution to if■* C’CBmiitee on Judiciary. The Speaker sa’d that it would. Mt Bingham—Th«n 1 hope the demand i will not be seconded. I; MrAahlr—and I h»p» it will. On motion of Mr. Bingham tellers were ; r>rder- d, and the do uand for the parlous • 1 questios was seconded by • vote ■ if 74 to 46. I' Mr Hubbell, of Oiiio, inquired whether a modon to refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee would be in order ' The Speaker d. cided that it would not, unless the vo'p seconding the demand for the previous question will be recons ideted. Mr Hubbell moved to rrconsid.r the , the rote. Mr. Wentworth, of Illinois, hoped that < it would be done, a- he wan'sd to make', a speech upon that subject last winter. Mr.Stevens* Pennsylvania moved to lav the motion to reconsider upon the! table, Wl ieh was done by a vote v s 65 ye*4 to 47 nays. TI.C Speaker then declared the question Jo be upon agreeing to the resolution. Mr. Niblack, of Indiana, raised a ooint of order that the nation to reconseder being laid Ou the table caried the res- ■ ohi ivn with it il Th« Speaker overruled the point of wrder. t On the adoption of Mr. Aehly’a 1 resolution ths rote was se fallows; yeas, « 108, nays, 4f. e

[From the New York World.] Impeaching the President. The removal of the President ia a party necessity for the Republicans, if they can not find evidence sguinar him they will iuvsnt and suborn it. To leave things in the present dead lock tor two years longer, would rum them as a party ' for the people are impatient to see the ' pending qu> alien settled in some way. But to get clear of dead lock, they must I either yield to th* president or depose • him. Their pride, their ambiUon, their malice, their late popular majoritv, their ' parly insolence scorn the idea of yielding ! There is no alternative but impeachment. To be bscktd by majorities and etill be ' baffied, is what they do not mean >0 I endure, i'hay have rssolved to cut the knot which they can not untie, and risk ! tbs consrqutncrs. Some of their cooler and more crafty ■ I heads are trying, since Monday, to quiet 1 the apprehensions of the country by j affleQting to believe that the impeachintent will be pushed no farther, but 'hushed io ths Judiciary Committee/ ! They hope to take off the edge ot oppositiou and al»rm by familiarizing ihepabtic , mind with a proceeding which would ' I give teo rude a shock if their whole | drsign were fully disclosed atonce. But no body who knows anything either ot ‘ the committee or the accuser, cm sup- • pose the subject will bo dropped. The committee i* intensely tnd malignantly ' radical Boutwali, one ofkading memI brre, out does Ashley himself in bsadiong } iefurisied hostility to the President. I Instead cf sleeping in the commutes th" {charges will be sc.iicly prosecuted; and !to prepare the country for what is to I follow, their will be constant givings out through the pres* lb*'., as the investigaI tion proce.ds, it brings ia light damning • aud conclusive evident* to sustain the ' impeachment. The reckless Republican ' leaders have long sines given proofs enough of their inventive capacity for slander. They have at length coms to! appreciate that in spite of their success j in the fail elections ibtirpaih is com piolly hedged up; that nothing short of ’ the removal of the President can open tt; and desperation make* them bold And the same paper further remarks: 'io make the point complete, it is only ncerMary to "dd it»M bad a ctuber of the House ot R. pre to relatives proposed to impeach the President during Mr. Lincoln's administration on such slight' pretext as those upon which Mr Ashly *••• founded his proposed articals of impeachment of Presvirm jo —, >- 1 would have been hurried off to the old capiivl prison twelve hours afterwards il not sent out of the country Governor’s Message. We have bad no opportunity to peruse

the Governor's message It occupies over aix columns in the Indianapolis £<er» i aid, whose retrarks on the same we quote: Our crowded columns this morning, preclude any extended remarks upon the message of Governor Oliver P. Mcrtow, ad J rested to “ths gentlemen of the Senate and Hous* of Representatives,” , <.f the General /ssembly of Indiana.— TLe major part of the document is devoted to Stats affairs, and the minor to an 1 expression of the views of his excellency | upon the national situation. TLe Gov- ’ etnor, in the commencement, ulates the Legislature, and, through that body, the people, thet "se have bad great aud almost unexampled prosperity, although one of our st.pl* corps has fallen short, causing lose and embarrassment to many.” TLe, after various gratulstiona upon nist'era and things m i general, *ll 1* fleeting, like a mirror, the ! ' distinguish pert bis Excellency h*s play I ed therein, he come* down to specialises. The pern.y a-linism of the message is a marked lea'ure of the document, First ly, he puds ‘’Governor Baser;'' but we did not before fully npprtciste th* fact that lank.ns was blessed with two live’ Governors; We?«'dly. ths Auditor o< | State, for bis ’’able thorough” re , porn thirdly. Adjutant General Ter-, reu. for "ability, care and indt!Bt> J’:’, i * fourthly. Quartermaster General Stone, ■ ’ who has discharged his duties "to my . ' entire satisfaction; fifthly, ray master i ! G<n*ral Stearns Fisher whose dull-. ' "have been ab'y and iMthfullv perlorm I • ed;" six hly, "My '’ilit <ry Secretary,” Colonel W. H. Schlater, whose ability ,1 for the curt eat and rapi J dispatch of bus iness «* a Secretary is without a super i 1 ior, and his accurate recollection of < uame*, date*, and minute circumstance ' r connected with the organic nion of tbs > army, tendered hia servioa most vtilua- , ble; seventhly, the board of trustees and auperiritt-ndeots of ths Ix-nero'ent in , atitutions, whose general m*n*geu>ent 1 h*» been satisfactory; eighthly. Dr. Wisiurp, the able *nd successful super- ’ intendrnt of tbs Soldiers «nd Seamen's Home; ninthly, the important sugge* iivn« ot lown A. Wivrsch, E-q , comwi'saiouer of emigration; tenthly, the I ’ band <,f God lead ng the N* ijn through . ’ blood to a purer morality and dearer i* perception of the right-o< men; and, i eleventhly, Outßß P MoRTON, through 1 to !• at. " f Hereafter, when opportunity occurs, ’ we will review lbs Governor's suggestion* sod recouatsodations. A six ( column message ean not be digested at ( one attitsf. .

TRUSSES am. Shoulder Brsr.a, of the meet approved make, with a large slock of Surgical Instruments, at 8. C, BOLLMAN’S lew Dreg Star*. $1,500 PER YEAR! We want scents ev erywhere to sell our ixenoviD <SO Sewing Ms l cliines Three new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted five vesra Above salary or ■ laree commissions paid. The o*tr machines sold in United States for less than «10. which are fulZy licensed t»Jfaw<ffWer 4 " Uitn, tfnnr 4 Baker, Sinter $ Cn."n4 Baehr Ider 1 All other cheap m-ichin'* are infrinaemente and the teller or utrr are liable to ermt./tae, anil Circulars free. Ad dress, or call upon Shaw A Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or jw«r»BL ’*>.» JUSTICE BLANKS. i We have a superior assortment ofjus’ir. blank*, such aa Summon-, Subpoenas, Ex- “' ■'""'"'■'■'’rl'c'i'rArncr Notice to 'Non-Residents. i In the Court of Common Ple*s of eniintv. Indian*. January Term 186.. ! Jacob Buhler, 3 .... v , > Complaint for divorce Caroline Ruhfar, ) i Tt annearine from affidavit flled in the above ; entitled cause that. Caroline Buhler is a nonresident. «f the State of Tndmn*. Novels i therefore herebv given the sa-d Caroline Buhler , !of the fibne and pendency of this compinint. and ths’ she he at,d appear b-fore the Hon. Jndve of the court of common pleas of Adams leonntv.on the firat dav of the next regular I term thereof, ’o he- holden at the Court House in 1 the town of Pecatur commencing ou Monday. January 14. 1867. and plead by answer orefa j mur to said complamt or the same will he hear! ar.d determined in her absence. Witness mvhand and seal of said court, this 30th day of October. 1367 JOHN McCONNEL. Clerk. By A J. Hut, Deputy. Nov. 2. ... . www—********* Sheriff’s Sale. In the Court of Common Pless of Adams' County, Indiana. : Abraham Bollmai) vs : Henry Ewing ) I By virtue of an execution to me directed nnd'delivered. by the clerk of said court in the above entitled ean<e. I have levied upon and will expose for sale at Public Auction,at the Court House door. Decatur. Ad im« county, Indiana, between the hours of one and f our o’clock P M. of the 9th. day of Frb'uary 1867. iThsrerts and profits for a term n>t tn ex > ceed seven years of the following described premises via I The east half of the north east quarter of section (1?J fifteen, township (27) twentyi seven north of range (13) thirteen east, con1 taining (8C) eighty acres of land. ; • ..u «•> fulbir.e to reslit- therefrom the full amount of the judgement upon execution is loaned, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the I manner aforesaid offer for sale the fee simple i of the above describe I premises, taken as the I property of the defendant to satisfy said ex ecution, this 15th. dav of January, A.D '1867. JAMESSTOOPS.TR i Jan. 18tb, 1866 4w. Sheriff - - - — —r~ , fgSTABUSHRD IN 1866 ) ;“The Original One Price Store ” Townlev. DeWald, Rond or Co.. I .To. 105 d- 107 Columbia St, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. , Whole-ale an l Retail <i- alera in French German. Briti-h and B-lgian Dry Goods, ! .re now- receiving a large stock of Fall Dress Good*. Shawl*. Cloaks. Mantillas, Clo’h*. Casrimere*. Satinet', Jeans. Vestinrr.. House Funrshine Go©d«, Woolen Blanket* Flannels, Quit's Domestic* ; Bleacher! and Brown Mtt“lins, Sheetings, Shirtings, Ticking?. Stripe* D-lain*. ‘ Print*. Grtiahstii". Hosiery. Glove*. I,* ; dies* and G n's Wrappers. White Goads }of *ll kinds. T.n-e*. Embroideries. Trimj rrings. Fancy Ware* Ac. Wedosireto osll Mrti<*n’»r a'ten’ion to onr rtnrlnf r>r>->»■ *r- : n<y Rr’lS'e's thre plv, Tnsrain Vnrylish Wool. T,istin<y ’donp. Rs?. S'»ir and other varicii*«. al-oßn?’, Haisock* Oil Cloths &C We shsll tip* *ea c on ke’P the largest s'oek of good* ever bronryht t v Fort Warne. Our price* will ho low (or th» time*. *• we *eH for small nrofits Mr. R w Townlwv ; * always in the Eastern markets nnrcl’R*i 'ng for c-.»h. enabling us to sell «t the . lowest r*t- s Towxr.xy, DiWAtn. Rovn A Co , Fort Wayne, Ind. | ■ — Schenck’s Seaweed Tonic. This medieine, invented by Dr J. R S .hrnck. ' of Philadelphia, is intended th dissolve ths food and make it into chyme, the first p-cee-s of digestion Bv cleansing the stomach with Selietl'k’s V-rndr-ikc Pills the tonie soon restores the sppe'lte.nnd food that, could not be eaten before using it will he easily digested. Consnmntion cant at be cured hr Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach »nd liver ! is made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the tonic and pills arer-quired in nearly every case of consumption. A half doyen bot ties of the seaweed and three cw four boxes n r 'he mandrake pills will cure any ordinary ea*e nf dvsfiepna. Dr Seh'iiek makes profesaioal visit* in New York, Poston, and at his nrineinsl office in Philadelphia every week S-e dsilv papers J each risen or his pamphlet on consumption for hi* days fo* sdsita'ion. P’eaae o'-*erve, wher purchasing that Ih-'wn HVenesses nf the Pae*«r ooe when in the las’ •t«ov of consumption, and the other as he now ia. in p»rftet health, are on the Government stamp. Bold by all drnc»:*ts and dealer*, price t' ,W p-r bottle, or *7 w t* r half doxen . Al! let era fcr advice should be addressed to Dr. Schenck's rwir.mwsl office, No. 15 North 6lh street, Phil* delnhi*. Pa. General wholesale agents: Demo. Bsmes 4 Co . N.Y : S 8 Hanre. Baltimore. Md.;John C. Fsrke, Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker 4 T»ylor, Chicago, HJ ; Callies Brea., St. tosi*, Mo.—tv

if Delinquent List A list of land* and town lot* returned j and remaining delinquent for tl>e non- * r p*ym«nt of t*xe« for the year 1865 and previous year*, in Adam* count), &t*ie r of Indiana: ' t r —— ■ • TT.-.m_zr-rr-- . 7 *4 3J > , s’T J, ' 1 “ > <"> 12 i ij i i i. ?w • I« 1 *5 ; Ovmi'Sisu. Pascamisi I I ;'=rsl ' I-I .AL;. ‘ Union Township, No. 1, Oonister, Henry, >t >w » M 1» M »» Iffl •tiadbhna. Prrd. ■»t nftot 1 »s » 7» J7S Msto.Tr.iaM*, nfttnhitr J 1 B*m*. nhf• eqr 3 IM 3 4429 Wolf, Abraham, iw*|rn*qrM , fUm* .wjrmr JJ • hf • c nr .M M WaM Louim. naerihfwqW ’ ™ ** Wentltni, nwqriwqr M 40 1351 Root Town*bip, No t Tkher. Thoa., helm, at ••q’ 1 •war * J 3 14 H r *n*« w«ir 1 JHme, jitßwfraeqr * 4 Ratd*. a wqr 1 w qr 28 4» I game. pt ehf t ®or 29 W Kirkland Township. No. 4. Ake. .!«»»•> * whfnsqr «s tt IS J’S !«• , I Orshtr-e. CntnsllM. »c or»» st p «n Ijn Trt| «:,L.n w > !lh ~^He n r,. -hr.eor ; I ! wl-hr'r.'nisrHtt,. w->-*hfn-'ir 2 4" ITO MU. 1 Lihr. .loMthan, whrn eor ST ! 1 ■ I Ssms. w hr.. nr IT » «" ** ■ Prl-s. T.ss'V , ,‘nMnsir t ” ><* J]®. | |S.|he..rn»m W. a-nhfnwor » *! swir. Psnlel. sw.>rnw<ir 2 M im st Shsfr- o., M r, wWiKir 11 "> ’TJ UM Smith,P>hn. whtshrieqr 4 40 1» TTS W««hin£»t , ”> Township. No. 5 »Mwws. Thos. W. ■vtwhfnwlSO 17 14 XV •”* " nsilr Ttotess , - sens nr !S *" ITJ 1s«0 , n,i—.,r p-nUI *., ehrnwur rt *1 4W 1«TI na-nhart. on.’ n . nr. wqr IT 40 334 5442 , Johnson. Thomas, eMswqr U “> a.ntn. a hr, a or is S’l’4s *4SJ I Inhnson Verrv. ssurtsor SO «o ’T| temher. «»m~> K., shr.wor » J <.»«■<. TSemss. n nor nw nr 2T 40 lit rm «r-KlM>ln r-.hn. . wersw qrS 11 Til Vrtsm, J. n. »>.r.tw •» so 4-ni=M V-dh-m. A Grace, whrs.qr SI a* TH tor Pyto, Isaac N. whfseqr T HO 3803813 Saint Mary’s Township. No 6 fstt-'ln- J. *S„ ehtscqr 31 ST 13 JO W I4H nnrbln, VI las, pt fr 35 17 123 534 rerdv-n. John, • « cor ’e V ?n IT >l*-. r- n " tr TO ■? | **m->, Whftsqr 3n si | «'>'.v 1 r 30 »> 17T5 »500 Gard «. F . heir. shfn wnr st M n W /J- «wqr M 4 * AM 4:V>T s»llto*n n-nry, whr-ihrne* 4 40 1«5 as Shock. Psnl-I. sanrssqr 32 40 170 803 Bln* Creek Town«hin. No. 7. Crsisor. .tvrh. nnss-|-saqr .5 28 15 10 411 UnV.n.,,l M . h-lrs eVsw.tr s-1 IS 30 105 405 eynoyt ton arms herrtoh.rs mH out or th* north w**t corner Kimt-v. jnoeph, n r.'whtswq3o » Sam*. • hts vr <lr so m 7W 33-5 I Olney. Ithamar, »tahrneur22 ~i TJU v-rrner S,-.h n a urn* Ur 32 40 2.55 IK* w.sye-nan, H. R., nwq- n a qr 4.5 155 ST> Wto, Danlal, nwqrnwqr 30 40 165 837 Monroe Township* No. 8. Adam". G B. o»tahrnwqr36 X 14 10 Aim* whCnaqr v. a- I’s Ombtma. I'oracllu*. swqr o wqr IS 40 IJS s-J Oaw Gaorsos., ”or n W qr IS 40 175 <L n, )r i,; n Uriah. n wqraaqr 12 40 195 3960 Summon MmK. n .qr.e or 35 40 30 490 tharn-n Wet.r.heiro 2-T na Ursa or 14 Asma, uoqrnior 14 ■am* *n h r n wT" ‘.hfnw»T 13 V 435 Itoder. KB.. ' whtawqr 27 w> B•nr « wqr 77 40 4*D Affinor' nhf.tar II 295 amifFT AU?~"-w. DW....W Q* 1 <0 125 6fi<» French Township, No. 9. !Mtn>%n, Jaeob, wh!tw*?r 11 13 80 220 1557 Hartford Tern-hip. No. 10. Mor*, jeramlah, vWnvlr 14 33 13 SO 360 1383 OrtMT A J.* ptwh?n« qr 24 S Sam*. wMw* qr V> W M 5 1402 Pontl— ’'hebe, ■ l»£n hfn *'TT H Rmw, 9 hf»M»qpnw<t 14 » »hfw*q •* l r i* an <Um*. Bhfnwqneql 4 22 ! Pnnti««, T,*vi. ■ flt nw qr 3A 90 445 IT? : Wtnw. •*qr««v 3 40 3W iw | Vanc«, AmWlla. neqrscit -3 40 >lO 967 1 Wabash Township. No. 11. Rnv-l’flp, n nwq n *»q 2* 35 14 n aa 329; Writer. T »hn. • w qr ■ w qr 29 40 jw qoq : Fv*n«. n«nn C , M 40 75 Ct* 'F*mNT. fXlb*rin«, wM«eqr .V» 72 34# I.W WrtNt. T«natin«- nhfAwqr 2? t *> 295 17761 Andrew, n• qr 74 >JO 59»i j Tzbr.Wm.t «e fraction .15 27 M’Xnk*n. <»«b, nritnw qr 31 40 75 402 J. N., whfn rqr V »eqrfi*flr 33 40 «45 V/’ Unnrnn. Amhrnoa, n Wqr n e qr 27 40 170 ?<•! <rn ! *h. T*r«miffih, jitnwqr nr qr 32 15 65 336 Stud".hak*n, A., n w fr.ictlon 17 I2* Sam*, frl.it I <T ’? 9H12M3 \ r, iw<ir *t 1«W '-*1 .3414 t WiHrln*>n, Maria. •Mnwfr -M <*» *? 4 Wilkiown. •ptweqr » l»i J fferson Township. No. 1?. Mrak*. Oharl-s. *t mH pt 33 25 13 1«" ij* M'J f''ark. Hfi”nnn, pt S 3 *6 8.0 jnn • i J «'l*nwen, Ukhurd. ehfn wqr 27 HO 580 2V Dell«wAr»h. George, eh r qr IV 70 JUw*. •wqrn eqr 15 12' ’>’*nn*'he*. John. 1 < dkthn’in*. ■• *r 3i IT* *o' 3 m T.nofh-armw, Wivla. rpM »Qr 32 >8 r' I*'' i M rnllock. Wm„ wrh'nwqr 21 •> 31*135* a. pt mid pt 33 M 1W White, Jamet, e . ’•n•’ ir 27 M 125 TOWX LOTS. Ann, lMnata’7 No. I»oU. 1«2 4' STme, “ ‘ 10-3 44 Ram*. H » “ ** 11< *’• Sffi-ne. s* .1 Pl 35 KMI «e’lir.Tn. »»-nry, “ 3? ™ Fvr. John F., Bun* Vista, 7 »4 TO* • Krim. D-ir’'». •• “ 15 45 22f> ! Gallin'*, n. D., N*w Rvn*. '• ,a ?o io i Ram», .. . 27 10 j Rffime. ’• “ 2* 5 3H7T. William G. ftpnnrer. Awliinr f»r the (“mW A4««n«. 1 and r>rTndiMtv 4qhn«.*hw *mrfjf\r that th- foreeofn? i i< a tru-> and correct IM nfth* lan and tn*r»» bit*. r”*qrr, - i wnd r~main<ne dalino«i«nt fr>r the n«>n -prni-nt nf »ar*fnr th- renr I«AS anil r-*ar*. with n-naltv ‘ntnr-ffit jsnd enffit, together with the rfler-nt y*nr* tnt*« nf JiAA tha* the a’Tvnnt charred is d’v» frnm •arh nart’enlar t-a*t an 1 that the ••’■b* wt* *■<»<•'»—j-c* the firat and fifteenth daw r»f December. A.D. Given tinder mv hand at the A"»|ltnr*« nOj'-v <t December 12, l*f. W. G. SPIC V‘.’»R And. Notice. i 4 h-rehr riven that so nvE'h nf the i lands and tnwm Inta. a« mw he tn diseha**.-’ I*»" ♦ax***. w»na> f v. in*e”-wt and cn<e. >vhieh mav th"-~-»n ! from the uwwov. an th" darns aal*. will h* aold at i nnMic v»ctlnu a? *he f , '»siv-f i n DecVne. in 1 j '.»Qn*vnf hr *h- Trt r k’is'ws cnjjntv. nn thfirat Mnp'tav n* F-'hrT'arr. A. D nn' 4 that wtM •al-swsil cnntinvse frn*n d.nr tn dav nriHl %ll i« wy.l-1 nr nQ -red fnr mh». ; Given nn-ler m- hand, st the *. ndltnr’w Office, st Dwatar I mu, lltii dav id im-eiubci-.A. D. i-*'*. W. G. SPKNHFR. Derem her, 21, IW. Auditor. jlfeTX ~ A LBCTTni® TO YOUNG MEN. Jatf PuhlUhed, in n SenUd Enwitpe Price eente \ f.pctnre f>n th* Tre»»t«ne«t. anH Ridiral Cure of itcrrhon. nr S’tn ( inn! Weakness, Tnvnluntirv Erninaionw nal D"HKt.r, and Imp.M ; fn*nh» tn generally NerTou<ne«q, Consumption, F.pilepand Fit*; Mentjil an 4 PhrMcd result?nqt from «*l r Kb’i«*, —Rv ROBERT J CULVERWELL, M. D., Author of the •'Green Book.*’ A'. The renowned nothor. in this ndinir abl* Lecture.cletrlv n F fr »»r, hia own ex » perienep th nt the awful co:ia*'|nn» l r««< r»r 4hii«s« nw be ef<u tual’r remnre*! without m*H ’cine, and without, riinwcron* nn.*rationa, bougie*.instrument*, ringra, nreor lhb, pointing nnt amo »f cure’ atone* re»tJiin and eflectn 4. bv which rr »rr «n4*rer, no mat- [ ter what hia oond'tinn may he.tnir enre him •elfcheaplr. prirttelr, an 1 rvlieallv. Thi* 1 ( Lertuiie will prorg a boon to thousand* atH thnnaand*. Sent nnder weal, to any addreea. f n a plain *eal anrelope. on the receipt r»f aix roots nr tw.-r poataere atamp*. Aho Dr. Culrerwall’a “Marriaee Guide," price 25 cent*. Ad Areas the publishers. CHAR .T.C-KLTWEA CO. It? Bonrary. Y«w York. Poet OWre <534.

j BAKERY, j j Merryman & rehbold. r " ■ t- .ft*, i Would respectfully inform ths public that the best of BREAD, ROLLS, PIES. CAKES, CRACKERS, ETC.’ e»n st all times be had at their e«t*h’i»hment I ' Cakv snd Ginfectionarv furnished private i families and partie* on short notice. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND CON F’S Crl OS E ht; , ■ kept constantly on hand. The patronage of the public respectfully *o licited. , . , Bakerv.-ast side Second street, opposite J. I Stoops Hames* Shop Decatur, Sept. 6, 1866. if New Wagon Shop! FREDERICK MEITZ WOULD .announce to ths public that he i, prepared to manufacturs on shtrt notice and reasonable term*. emiIGES, BUGGIES, WIGOY SriitXG W*oo*s, etc . etc., ni* le to ordf have on hand a good supply of seasoned Irra ber.and will warrant all my work, and djfy , competion in workmanship and price*. H REPAIRING! I done on short notice, and the most rea*on»b) ’terms. Giro me a call. e hop in the o | Democrat” Office, south side of Madison « notween Front and Second rtreera. Dirstu Indian*. Sept- J 2.». 18-S New Planing Mill. DECATUR. INDIANA. /« tA« buildiny formerly known ai NuUnan’e Aekery. — ———- THE undersigned is prepared to dress all kinds of lumber used for building purpo- i so*, on the shortest notice. Lumber brought from a distance dressed so that il can be taken back the same trip Chirges reasonable j vIO-1,27. NUMBERS A BLACKBURN. PLANING MILL, DECATUR, IND. At the old FORNAX MILLS. All kinds oflamher dressed to order, such Flooring. Ceiling. Siding, Wide Lninber etc.. Persons bringing lumber from a distance cau <ret it dressed and lake it ba:k the same trip DO.JACKSON. vlO-n's-ly. Proprietor. WntE TOIOirTEIfIIEBS. THE undersigned School Examiner, will hold pui.lt.-., s%mii>*Ti<>n* at his office, in Decst.ur ,on the last S vturdav of each month, and; on Saturday. Oct .13. ’ l^ r >' 5 - •‘ Nov I *• Dec 8, SPECIAL. T .e School Law no-itivelv prohibits evanii- | ' nation noon anv o'her dav than that set spar- ; i or public examination, and requires aII t achI era tn present to the Examiner n certificate or : good character.from a Township Trustee, of ! sime other prominet citixen. I S. C. BOLLMAN. I June 17. Iyr S. E. A C David Studabaker, ATTORNEY AT IAW. CLAIM & REAL ESTATE AGENT j DECkTUR. INDIANA. Will practice law in Adams and siljoining counties, will secure pensions and other claim" I a ’nin*t th* ejovernm^nt. will Lu v and mpII Real Estate.examine titlesand piy taxes, and do all o’her bipis-M pr-rtaining to Reni Feta'e I ygenev He i* also a N -tarv Public. «»d i« ■ nrepared tn draw .lends, mortgages, »nd other I iiis'riiiwents ot writing. June Bth. '866. _ OORWIN A BRO’ S. BFSL‘RB TN Med’.cinftN, & Chemicals FtNCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, Sponge*. Brushes Perfumery. Ac. KEROSENE OR COM OIL AND LAMPS: Physicis.i*’ Prescriptions carefully com I rron d«d and o ders answered with care and ! lespa'ch F-rm-rs and Phr-i-irns from the I country will find our stock of Medicines com i nlet°. warranted genuine, and of the best quality. JAMES R. 8080. Licensed Reni Estate Axent, DECATUR INDIANA. ' 1 AHIA kCRES of .rood farming land, sev ! j,l B !>. L r ~l Town lots and a large qusnti ! ''y of wild land for sale If you wa -t to buv . 5 good farm or wild land. he will sell it to you. |lf vol want vour land sold, lie will sell it for , you. Nosale, r.ocharge. I" May Sth. l«6ti. vlO-r.«-ly. JAMES R. BOBO.| ATTORNEY AT LAW. * PENSION A BOUNTY AGENT I»FCATUH. INDIANA. r^QVgf—Opposite the Auditors office /~y Dr i-s De ls Mortgages, and Conlr-cts. Ret-em Lu. 1". pay Taxes, and collects Bonn | ANDREW SORG, PIIVSICM N and SURGEON, DSCA.Un. ISDtAKA. O»”TCE—Main St . opposite Meiber* ro.’s Dry Goods Store . vßn42 F? .C JFLLEFF, Physician and Swrceon. DECATUR. INDIANA. 17* OFFICE— Second floor over Bollman’s; Stars. v«-n!5. . Flavoring Extracts. w«to—• rEMON. Orange. Psaeh. Pin’ Apple, Rose, J Raspborry, Strawberry, Vinilla, 4e.~, V»ry fin* sad at lowest rat**, at g. Q BOL! MAN'* ! Taw Drug Sara

P REMOVAL. CEABBS & MOSES. have removeff their stock of good* to tfertr Os 1« ” NEW BUILDING. Itv r. *3 jf J j i < [ • , epposit* ths sld stand, wbsre they InSsud l» keep « LARGER ND BETTER - ' OF GOODS than ever kept in this place. We invite ths public to call and sev our Goods. We proposs selling at Smaller Profflts* than ev» r f»r CASH or PRODUCE, j but we cannot sell goods on CREDIT. Don't fail t<> give us a call before purchasing, and w* 1 wilt try to make it to your advantage to buy of us Jj’Cash paid for wool. CRABBS A MOSEB O-nIG-tf. I — LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. Brfid'iey’scelebrated Patent Duplex Elleptic (or double »pmif) » jml m □< nr- • i Tlif wonderful flexibility and prrat fnrofnrt i and pleasure to :iuy ladr wearing the Dupl«x ! Elliptic skirt will be experienced particularly |in fill crowded asfiembliea, oper»a, ra r riagea, , railroad church yews, arm chaira for . prnmenndp and hou«® dreas. as lhe akirt can he ! folded when io uae tn occupy a fc mall place a« easily and conveniently aa a ailk <>r rnualia dress, an invahmble quality in crinoline, not fuund in any article aprii ?■ »k•»t A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort, and Hrcat convenience of wearing the '’uph 1 elleptic atee! ‘p’ins? *kirt fora aingledav, will vM'Ter afterwards willingly di*)»ense with their use For chibiren, misses and young ladies they are Mip«»rior to ;»]] other*. They will not bend or break like the single «prinjr. but will preserve their perf» ct and ¥rac» ful shape when three or four ordinary ski-ls will have been thrown aside as useless. The hoops are covend with double aud twisted thread and the bottom rods are not only double springs, bit twice (»»r ♦loub]e)cov rei; preventing them from wearing out when dragging down stoops, at.Mirs, <frc The duplex elleptic is a ereat favorite with all ladies and ia unive'Milly recommended by the fashion magazines as the standard skill of the fashionable World To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in crinolice. vix : superior quality perfect manufacfnre, stylish ahape and flinch, fl xibility, durability, comfort and economy, enquire for-L W. Bradley’s duplex elleptic, or don bl | i spring skirt, and be bure you get the genuinV i .rude - CAurioa.—To guard against imposition he partic las to notice that >kirta offered as 4, <lu plex° have the rc<l ink atamp, vix.: J W i fey’s Dnpbx Elleptic Steel Springs,” upon waistband—none are genuine. Al*o no- : tier that ev*-rv boon will a rnit a pin being pass' d through the centre, thus revealing the | (or don He) springs braided together therein, which is the secret of their flexibility and strength, and a combination not to be found it anv other sk'rt. For sale in til Stores where first class tkirH ; are sold throughout the United Statesand else I where. Manufactured by the sole owners of the patent, WEST. BRADLEY £ CAPY, 97 (.’hamle-rs <t 81 Reade Sts , N- Y. Nov. 30. 18G6.—?m. Seed Wheat for Sale. The undersigned are prepared to furnish > superior art icl*’ of Spring Wheat for .«le. Tl is Wheat is from Tow*, ami fol flour i. nearly, or quite,'qni’l totho lw«t Win,l ,t Wheat, I’eisons Vilnius of pr euntj : Seed for Spring *owing sn> requested tn ' call e*’!r and leave their orders BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR ' constantly on hand We h*v» three Grailes f I Flour maanfaetnried of ben We»tern -*■ Give us a call, and get a better article of F '’!' i than can be manufactured of wheat raise-* >» I this county for the last two v-sr*. SHOWERS. MICKLH A WOODFoffiax Mil’*. N«UO. 18«