Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1867 — Page 2

TH EEA GLE A. J. HILL, Editor. deo atur7Tn~dianX FRIDAY, February a, tsG7. Legislative News. Tuesday, January 29, 1867. Senate —The following Senate bills were reported from conmit'.i-es with favorable recommendation: 63, repealing unconsti tntional laws; 84, increasing the pay of Circuit and Common Pleas judges; 97, designating Hollidays ar.d providing for the payment of obligations falling due thereon; 103, for protection of insurance companies; 8, providing for the care of estates of drunkards; 98, appropriating 840,000 for the temporary rebet of the benevelent institutions. Read a second and third time and passed, under the suspension of the rules 38 to 2. The following resolutions were offered; By Mr. Carson; Raising a committee to inquire into the expediency of requiring county officers to pay all fees into the treasury and draw specified salaries. Adopted. By Mr. Carson; Senate bill 126, for an amendment to the constitution allowing towns and cities to levy scool lax. Hcn^s, —The bill extending the term of office of township trustees from one to three years, was discussed at length. A Lil I increasing salaries of county commissioners from three to four dollars ads), was passed by a vote of 69 to 13 The Massachusetts Senators Strikin'; Venn Soldiers. Wc observe that General Pierce, who lest an arm in the war for the Union, has been rejected by the Senate as Collector of Internal Itcvtnue of the Firs’ Massachusetts District. The same body on Saturday, also rejected Major Church Howe as Collector of Intern?! Revenue of the Eighth Massachusetts Diitrct Major Howe left the State when the two Msssachussetts Senators were s*f« 1 at home, and. joining the g-dfsiit old Six it regimsnt, marched and fought In’s way to the capital. We were among those who welcomed the Massachusetts boys as they entered this city. Those who stcod With tearful eyes and beating ■ hearts gazing upon the brave fellows as - they inarched with th* unifurled national J emblem, with hands and heads bound up ■ from wounds received in Baltimore, while] their companions who were fatally and j seriously injured tn the fight were eon ' veyed in ambulances, did not dream then i that they would hve to see the day wh n ' any member of that regiment would ever • be struck down for opinion sake by , Chaarles Sumnrs or Hi my Wilson! The | Senatorial record ot Saturday will stand | as an everlasting disgrace against those ' two men.

Colonel Stevenson, another gallant; soldier of the old Bay State, wa* rejected ' as assessor of internal revenue for the Second Massachusetts District. Tiie soldiers of Massachusetts will not forg.tthe men who strike down their comrades, — Waslingtcn National Republican. The Turriff Bill Condensed. The New Yoik Pest gives a c.o..dnsed i account of the tai ff bill in thrae terms; j “ This atrocious swindle upon the farmers, luecliatics and workingmen <f 'he United States ought to be called* a till to still furtei r increase’tl c prevailing high pi ices, nnd to giind the faces of American woikingmen .’ Thai will be its effect if it bee. mis a law: it will still further raise pric.s, add greatly to the cost, of home production, hereby entirely dii able us truni trading with the rest of the world, and make the country poorer nod poorer all the time. Alabama Legislature. 7Lj.tg very. Thursday, January 21. Tl * House of Representatives passed a bill to establish a system ci public .choj'is foi black and whites ahke, .xcept that ti e. school” for each shall be seperaie io each school district. It is ui.derstecd Hat ti c Legislature will tn?, reconsider its action upon the constitutional amendment. —— i De'ioit is tdiking about a tunnel ur.dtr the D<troit ilier, three-fourths of a mile wide, tbi'oi’gh wliie'u the trains of the Michigui Central ami Great Wuilorn Railroad* are to pass thus obviating the tedious n>cessitv cf ferrying, and giving a through passage la tween the United S ates acd C .r.adu, constituting a genuine underground railroad, though tiie necessity fcr this cr.ce highly Valuable imti’.utiuu has happily passed away.

Some idea n ay be formed of the hands perpetrated by smuggler*, from the fvet that a tp'cial agent sent to the Canada frontier to investigate th-in, was tibia to make arr ar genu n*s with twenty-two custom - ffieers, cut of twenty-throe in the dutrict, for smuggling goods lo’.o the United S ates The Colorado papers report the mut mert of scm» eight thnu-and tro- ps inward tlie region around bort Phil. Kearney inf-sted by the Indian*, The Southern Relief Committee have issued an earnest appeal for immediate, generous and universal effort in brhvlfof famine stickm districts of the South. The Ways and Means Committee have added tanned ieniher to the fre» 1 at

News Items. the House Military Committee have agreed to tiansfer the Indian bureau from the Interior to the War Depart- ' meat. At the municipal election in Wheeling ' Virginia, on Monday, the Democratic i ticket with the exception of treasurer, was elected by a decreased majority. Advices from Fort Laramie state that Lieutenant Ames, with thirty soldiers from Fort Sedgwick, overtook the Indians on the 22 instant, and recaptured Code and Donaldson's cattle, on Fall Creek. The Indians was going south, west, and were certainly Cheyennes, who are all reckoned as peaceful. The Lieutenant and his command were badly frozen. The Washington city counsel, after a long delay, have agreed to pay the ti ns'tee*, of colored s chouls over $9,000, delIr.is, that being the amount due by law ■ for that purpose. j Major-General George H. Thomas i was examined on Monday be ore the ; Committee investigating ti e New Orhans riots, and give very unfavorabl secct.nt of the way freedmen were treated by the ■ Southern people within Li* department. • j In response to nn inquiry he said lint .he recommended the placing of more ; troops in the Southern States.

Mexicans advices, byway of New Or ' hans, dated ibe 24th, slate that a French ! newspaper in the C.ty of Mexico says th* Mexican authorities at Mazatlan had executed Mr. Carmin, L’ui'ed States Con eul at that place, upon which the United States gunboat, lying al ihat plae*. Lad bombarded the the town for eight hours. The fri-ims of the tariff bill are very i much discouraged. They doubt it it can j now pass ti e House, and i'.s oponenis ; are confident of the presidential veto, even j if it should pass Loth Houses. It is manifestly impossible to pass the bill ever the veto. Senator Williams says if the. tnanu f acttinrs could not be contenua with the bill as it cum* from the Finance | Committee, he should be compelled to, vote against it, A V'a.hington special my* it is a noticeable fact that a* ti e dominant party in Congress is breaking up into cliques th* fragments are becoming more intimate with the President. Thue were a large number of radicals Intel* among the visitors at , lie White House. High Republican nuth irity in V. ashingtou is emphatic that, ths impeachment ■ furore will amount to nothing. D?moerats say the impeachutiut is sure to tale place. fie debate in the House Saturday on Mr. Stevens’ biil indicated almost to a ci-rtainty that it will be nut to impossible for the majority to agree upon any definite plan for the reorganlzition of the governments of il e Southern States j nt tins stssicn. Mr. Stevens himself ■ has practically abandoned the attempt and during tie debate was tcctised of l aving failei to call the Recoastnimioa i Committee together since it was resur reeled at the beginning of the present session The preposition which is meet ; mg with the most *avor in the House is that which shall recognizs the validity 'of tl e ratification of the constitutional ; amendment by three-Liurth* of the States .low represented in Congress. Some < f tl,a ablest constitutional lawyetsin tln.ti : body regard this as the only way in , ; which the question of reconstruction can j 'be finally mid sathficiorily settled. This I procedure would doub'lese In c< ntested, l but the same legal talent holds that it is I a question of which the Supreme Court I could not and would nut take jurisdiction. Ti e Fenian leaders in New York city advertise for the sale of two thousand arms, ; ririipally muskets and Spring, field rifles, all ready for instant use. Dispatches from G neral Howald. re, ! ceived yesterday by the Southern Relief j Association, in New Yoik city, confirms I the report of ths ix>reme destiiutioniu portions of the South The General says ‘ lie fully approves of the objects of the as. I social ion.

The Sew York Times’s perial says the ! Presid- nt’s new plan of adjustment based j in qualified suffraga srd amnesty, of which I made mention a few days since,; has been further matured and discussed' and somewhat modified tu dutaila. Pros , pecta of i's adoption by the Administra- , tion is almost certain. ; Ti e President proffering the eiviliti-s 1 of the Executive Mansion and table to i Senators and members of the House, j baa invited gue?ts without inspect to i party. A* a g-r.eral thing, these hospitalities have been enjoyed; but some, Senators »nd members bare unfortunaily i indulged on different occasions in such vituperative language respecting ibe President, ;i« to feel tl emselr< s debarred I the honor i f accepting the President’s invitation. Under the bounty equ dis >tion bi'l of Hast July, ab.'tlt 114,000 application for j j extra bounty for white, colored and pee < as<-d soldifts have been made to the Seeond Auditor’s oflice. and about 100,-; : 000 of livti.g white soldiers to the Paymaster General’* Office. Applications are still comeing in at the rate of about I one thousand per day. The preliminary Democrat caucus J held in Washington, Tuesday night, was 'almoet unanimous against holding a Natioc.il Ccnvec’ioo io the spring.

i An Old Song, set to a New Tune. *1867 B -0C As tyring approaches Ants and Hooches From their holes come out, And Mice and Rats Tn spite of coll, Oaifi/ «Fip about. •’lB years established in X. 5 -City. “Only infallible remedies known.” * Free from Poisons.** i “Not dangerous to th*’ Human Family. • Rats come cut of their holes to die.” Coatar’sßat, Sioach &c. Extenns. I* a paste—used for Rats Mice, Roa-.hes, Flack end Ren Ants, 4c, Ac. : Costar s”Bed Bug Exterminator Is a liquid or wash—used to destroy, and I also as i preventive for Bed Bugs.&e. Costa s Electric Powder for In cts , Is for Moths. M u-qn-toes, Fleas. Bed Bugs, Insects on Flants, Fowls, Animals, he. IE?'! ' Bf-wabs !! ! all of worthless imitation, tETSee that "Costab’s” name is on each Bvxs Bottle, and Flask, before von buy. ' ifj-Address, IIESERT R. COSTAR, 481 Broadway, N. Y. j ITSold in Decatur. Ind. OBy Sam C. Boilman And all Druggists and Ratailer-* everywhere. . i t “COSTAR’S” CELEBRATED BUCKTHORN SALVE, For cuts Burns, Bru iseß, Wounds, Boils, Cancerg, Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bleedi g. Blind and Painful Piles; Sorof-ilons, Putrid and lil conditioned Sores; Ulcers, Glandular! Swellings, Eruptions, Cutaneous Affeotio ns,: Bingworm. Itch, Corns. Bunions, ChibhinsJ Ac.; Chapped Hands L ips, Bites of Spi i ders, Insect*, Animals, <fcc .<!:■ tFßoxes, 15 cts., 5U ct«„ and 1$ sizes- I j •ITS »ld by all Druggists everywhere. OJ-Aiid by HEN KY R Depot 454 ■ Broadwav, N Y. LT And by Sam C. Bullman Decahji, I>d. !• . i I “OOST A.JEL’S” UNIVERSAL CORA SOLVENT, For Corns, Bunions, Warts, AcIT Boxes 25, cts, 50 cts., and SI sixes. LT Sold bv all Druggists everywhere. IJ-Aud bv' HE VERY R. CO STAR L'epot 484 Broadway, N.Y. | Jj-Aud t'y Sax. C. Bollman, Dxcati'B.Txd. PREPARATION of BITTER-SWEET ORANGE BLOSSOMS FOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. Used soften and Beautify the Skin, te ; move Freckles, Pimples. Eruptions, A-e. I Ladies are now u-ing it in preference to s.ll ethers. U*Bottles, S' ■ ij Sol ! by ail Drusirists everywhere. OSTAnd by HENRY R. COSSAR Depot4ll Brood"ay. N.Y. JStai” And by Sam C Bw.imax, Dfcatvr, Tsp

“COSTAB.’B” PECTORAL COUGH REMEDY, For Coughs,Co!Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Crunp, Whoopiti* Cji_h, I ufiuo:.za, Asthma. Consumption Bronchial if •-•jus, and all Disease of the Throat, and Lunes. Bottles, ‘25Hs 50 cts , and $i siz*s. IjStff’SoM by all everywhere. SfcTAnd by lIENERY R. COS i\4R, Depot Broadway, N. Y. by Sam C. Bcllnax, Dscatuh, Tad. “OOSTATI’S” CELEBRATED BISHOP PILLS, A UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL, For Nervous and Sick Head-iche, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, *B:liousne«s, Constipation, Diarrhea, Colics, Chills Fevers, and ' general deran cement of the Digestive Organs. by nil Drrzgists everywhere BUTAndbyHENRY R COSTAR, Depot4U Broadway N. Y. by Sam, C Dsc ’.TT2. Is©.

$1 500 FUR YU AR! We want agents er to sell our iwritovxD 210 S '«i'ii> Machines Three new kinds. Under an I upper fee ! Warranted five ve irs Above salary or laroe commissions paid. The OSLT m ’ehines sold in United States for less than J 10. which are fully licensed by Howe. Wheeler de slson, \ Grover Baker, Singer Jlr Co , and Rachelder All other cheap msc'pn « vre infringements and the seller or user are liable to arrest fine and msrisionment. Circulars free. Address, or call upon Shaw A Clark, Biddeford, >ia"> e . OT j£ic. le «111. 953 1 -’ J USTICE BLA NKS. ' We have a superior assortment of.Tusb.-e blanks, mich as Summon-. Snbpcenas, Lxi ocution u, etc., for sale cteag ’ , c; I^ OFFICE . I — Schenck’s Senweed Tonic. i This medicine, invented by Dr. J. H. Sohenck. I of Philadelphia, is intended th dissolve th-, food ' and make it into chyme, the first precess of di | Igestion By cleansing the stomach with | j Schenck’s Mandrake Pills the tonic soon re- | stores the appetite, nnd food that could not b* eaten before using it will bo easily digested. Consumption cam ot be ct red by Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup unless the stonach and liver lis made healthy and the appetite restored, lienee the tonic and pills are required in nearly j every case of consumption. A halt dozen bo. j ties of the seaweed and three or four boxes of the mandrake pills will cure any ordinary esse of dyspepsia. Dr. Schonek makes professioal visits in New York, Boston, and at his principal office in Philadelphia every week. See daily pipers of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption for tvs days for visitation. Please oeserve, when purchasing, that the two likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stage of consumption, and the other as be now is, in perfect health, are on the’ Government stamp. Sold by all druggists and dealers, price $' .50 per bottle, or $7 50 the half dozen. All let ers for advice should be addressed to Dr. Schenck’* prii.oipal office, No. 15 North 6th Street, 1 hiladelphia. Pa. General wholesale agents: Demas, Barnes A Co.. N.Y :S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Md.jJohn C. Park*, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker 2: Taylor, Chicago,lll.: Collin* 8.-or, St. Leuis, Mo.—lw Notice to Non-Residents. la the Court of Common Pitas of Adams County JndiAna. January Term, 1867. Sarah M >ore, vs. > Petition tor Divorce Walter Moore, j It aflTulavit filed in the above entitled cau-e that Waltn Moore is a non resident of the State of IndianaNotice is there fore hereby given the said Walter Moore that he be and appear before the Hon. ; Judge of the Court of Co ntn >n P!?-s of Adams eounty, on the first day >f the next regular term of said court, to be hel l at tha Court House in the town of Decatur commencing on the second M inday of .January 1867, and l plead by ainw »r or demur to said com pl-tint or the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness mv hand and seal [l.s ] of said court lhi« 16th day of November. 1366 JOHN MeC ON NEL. Clerk. Nov. 16th, 4w. By A J. Hill, Deputy. , , - _ . . ■ — = --x~r-r~ ' Sheriff’s Sale. lathe Cuurt of Common Plea* of Adams County, Indiana. Abr ih ’m Bollmiir.) Henry Ewing ) By virtue of nn rx'cotton to me di'*cte<l and delivered, by the clerk of said court in the above entitled ean.se. I have levied upon and will expose for sale at Public Auction,at the Court House door, D.catur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of one and four o’clock P. M. of the

i"hth. day of February 1867. The rerts and profit* for a term n’t to rx ceed seven years of the following, described premise* viz Tha east half of the north ea’t q urter of s.'cti.m (I*) fifteen, township (27) twentyse ven Lort.h of range (13) tldr'e-m east, con Uining (Bt‘) eighty ac <-s of land. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the judgement upon which said execution i’ issued, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time nnd in the manner aforesaid ofT;r for sale the fee simple of the above describe I premises, taken as the property of the dofen lant to satisfy sai 1 rx locution, lhi» 15th, dav o r January, A.D 1867. JAMES STOOPS JR Jan. 18tb, 1366 4w. Sheriff fR‘T A BUS 11 RD IN 1866 ) ‘ The Original One Price Store.” ■ Townlev D“WnM. B >n<! A Co., 1 .Vb. 105 107 Columbia St, Ft. Wayne-, Indiana Wholesale an I Retail d-alora in French ! German. RritiJi and B I«ian Dry Good*. *1 rt* “. !*»’•<* • Dress Goods. Shawls Cloaks. Mantillas, Cloth*. Ca*’im*res. Satinet’, Jean*. Vestmg*. House Furn'shing G w>d*. Wo den Blanket* Flannel*. Quit 1 * Domestics. Bleached and Brown Mti’Hit’, Sheeting*, Shirting*. Tickin-r*. Stripe* D'T.ain*. Prints Ginihun*. Hosiery, Glove*. <lie*’ and G n’* Wrappers. White Goods of all Lind*. Ln-e’, Embroideries, Trimming*. Fanev Ware*. &e. We'lesfre to calf nartienlar attention to onr large stock nf Carpets emb-acing Brasse 1 ’ titre* ply. Ingrain Eng’i’h Wool. Listing. Hemp, Ray, S'air nn 1 other varieii»«. al-oRu-r*. | Hassock* Oil Cloths &c We shall this sea«on ko™n the larji-’f stock of gool* • ever brought 13 Fort Warne. Oarnrie.e* will he low for th* fiine«. a* we sell for small profits Mr. R W. Townley s always in the Eastern markets ntieeh ashngfbr cash, enabling u* to sell at th* lowest rat ’« Towsr.er, D«3Vald. Bond w Co . Fort W’yn». Ind.

Delinquent List. ; A list of lands and town lot. returned an i remaining delinquent for the non-1 I pavm-nt of taxes for the year 1865. nnd I previous year*, in Adam* county, State' 'of Indiana: ll' 1 ” j« Owsbu'Naku. Dut-zirnoM IJ: J S-i a.? ■ ! ' ; •' 11 i 3 ; - Union Township, No. 1. n<»nTv. pt r w SS .8 J 5 sn 3*n 1”T Hinl’ebi’X. Vr-'d p "Hot 1 .IS 20 75 STS Meloy. TbomM, nfrtnh Bfr 2 NyTIV, n hf TI 6 QF a St,.. nhfvir 3 JAt 1015 4479 i Wulf, Abraham, p w<;rne qr M 4 ) c nm'». n w'T t-qr M 4*> S.mi-'. chfsAur !U fi7s ’ Wdo.l nwer s is 2 *•') ?-»l 1 Wentliug, Jacob, nwqrwwqr 30 40 46018511 I.oat Township, No 2 I Fisher. Tho.i , helrt, !** 8 eqr r wqr 2« 2’ 14 !5 S'.n ' p’n f * <qr 2* 2’. nf •. w fr* *<jr 2* R*un«», ii w •»»■ ’ w qr 2* 4° I Sam - '. pt ehf e <i r 29 2255 9296 Kirk! ind Township. No. 4. ‘ i \ke. Joseph A J “we, n hf n »qr 27 13 ** 147* * ‘ ’raWr'N*. f’o-’ieUus, nf* ’?«•• qr 2* 40 l’») 7” ‘ I ' . ! e. I. R. rLtn ay ‘IF 10 80 2’3 Pt? 1 : .1 . q M-qrn nr qr 34 <0 745 ;- v Gallbrith. Henry, w hf**? or 25 1 s.tni . v- n«*qr V. M 4<n I Kirchner. Charlotte, w-c n hfn*‘<|r 3 4> 170 861 > I Liby, Jonathan, '.vhfnoqr 27 *0 | S;,’i*. -.v - 'q r 2? *0 w ?nv Pvl *s, T»ihc V , p* hhf u w <yr 4 4i I’s 810 JM .v, John W. p’nbfnwqr 4 40 1.50 A?« | D s'v urn wqr 2 I l * i~o 873 . Shafer, <'».<p*r, w bfn svqr ’i 80 V 5 I*7* i Smith,John, Avhfehfseqr 4 4f> IM 778 ( W ishiowton Township, No. 5 Andrew*. Thus. W. nptwhfnwq2o 27 14 3S ?.*'ss"?, > i Hailv, Thom A-s. «teqrnf»'ir 29 «♦ 175 Im*M | R-i -e-r. n ;l *rei S„ ehfnwqr 23 80 4’?n I i q-trn’t ir‘. T‘. F. a K* wqr 17 40 .W ..i ? i Johmtn, Thomas. ♦* bf «< wqr 1’ 80 ; v.un-. .loltntnn i’»r'”'. Rf»qr , ’'*qr -30 4<l 195 124? . i Look, r J.rivt K.. 8 h{> wqr % Ml 420 IV*. ’ Iwh Th vnv*. neqrn wqr ?’ 40 ti» 7'm I MeK;’.hL, .1 .», n . *■.•.•.***«• or?? <0 t<n s?l I X’-ut-n n. IT» . w bfn.* qr ?2 W) 4’9 B'”. i X’-Un.-.i r : 'qr M 14”.’! ! Pyles, Isaac N. w hfseqr 7 80 3SO 3813 , Siint Miry’s Township, No 6 ; i-allAriin- I. tS. '. r-e.ir St 57 15 so tM 141 j | Durbin, Eitxs, pt t. 35 17 12> .*M ( I Fordyce. John, • e c>r * eqr 2*l I Sam *, p n .■ fr M 20 S’.- w ir ao H e;r •) ’ 1775 9W | Gard.’ httir, shfnwqr 33 M . i s iHi • n wqr * w |r 3.3 1 L’-'* Spillnnn. H*nry, whfnhfneq 4 4° I*s 373 • Sbo k, iMui •!, seqraeqr .32 40 170 803 , Blue Creek Township. No. 7. iFraizer.jAre*,. nn.-V.-qr 5K15 W 411 j I .l..»ktue.-I. M.. h-l-4 -i• ■■K -I 15 ” ♦' I 'ex -opt ten tv*r li-»r»*tof»r.« j •' I >»* «»f the north w?3t corner Kimwl Joreph, nn' wlif. w12>26 15 20 ....... Sam-'. »hf- ■» 1"» S" TZT’ Oiivw, I'tianw, pt«hfneqrSl "> 5"?”'; Tnrncr, Stroh. neq-nrqr .11 40 2-.>1." W ac — ra ,n, (1.R., nwqrne qrli <o I" <>' WiM, Daniel, n tr n wqr.W 40 165 537 Monroe Township, No. 8. ! A<l-m.. 0 8., e pte hfnwqr .15 X 14 10 I S-imr. wl.f-.--tr «> W *45 I t’r.l tr< '.>rnell-.l<. swqr...r qr 15 .0 155 s—(linrrrw. Oe-.rr. S-. "■ ■f n w 'tr 15 45 Zj «■ DnrMn.VrUh. nwqr.eqr u 40 1.5 3960 n-Tnn 51U-. F-. ..’•■r--qr .15 4J SO 490 f 1 Lbam-.'i Piter,heir, 2-' n- - qr 14 Sam*, • seqr ne or 1* 1 Same. n »f n wqr 14 Sam*. * 8 hf nw br iS 4*5 -195 • Bee->r. E. 8., ‘w ‘if * - r *7 3* <aiti'. ne qrswqr 2. 4° 440 ..4< . .••.•n'P’i. n h7<eqr 11 '*» Sliilly, Alel.r.Uer, n w qr, o qr 1 40 i2j SOO French Township, No. 9. I Beitmin, fMob, whl. wqr tl 25 13 SO 430 1557 Hartford Town.hip, No. It). 1 Mora, Jrromlah, whfnwqr 14 25 13 <n 3601383 1 ()m»r S J . nt whftia qr 26 5 I Saia.. wbhe ir !?S 80 2G5 1402 pontlu’. Pnebe, s hf n hfn <■ »» »4 Sam*, * hfn*qrnwq 14 H Vn • 1 *•«' *l r ’4 *"■ I Sarne’ ahf nw-1 ne «| 14 KI ' Pr.ntilß. Lav I. ap‘’» wir 35 90 4v _.. ’ W.irr-n. M .rrin. ...|r».'ir . 40 45->ls* Vance, Arnbeila, n rqraeqr 23 40 21J .0. Wubmh Township. No. !!. | Berlin.. Wm ,’uiir» nptnwqn eq 2* 2' 1< It '' ■'l’ ■ nari.-r. Win. .-q,,» ir 2" - H «» Er.ni, Hen-. <’. n- .ir-ioor -q 45 ; t K«miv. < atherine, w life eqr v, 72 o.i lyu ‘ K : nne:e-r, Andrew, n e qr 14 >«J , 1.-li”. Win.. ..-fr.u tu.n 35 iM Maken.‘ lob, peqrswqr 31 40 <u ,j-| [ Perrin*. J. N., whfneqr 33 60 Sam*. seqrneqr At 40 Rnnvon. Ambroeo, nwqrte qr 27 4 rt *<2 Smbh. Jeremiah, ptnwqmeqr3J l- r > '■* Stu.lal aken, A., n w f-'cHou IT 1 S>inn, fr |.»t 1 17 12 Si-v.n,. A.<’.. .wqr ’I I\> •«* 51. < Wilkina»<»n, Maria. 'ptn wfr 31 J*' f - ■ Wilkinton. Jehu?, eptaeqr 30 121 '9O --- ■ • J.-ffersoil Township, No. 12. Brake, Chari*.. pt mi lpt 3"» 25 15 '.' n 1 ' Clark. iLi’-mon- pt •• n* 2* 6* 3 ' • cinis.ti.. F. ; ’' tfl, chfnw qr 27 so s'o 23. I I» lid.- th, Georg", qr I' 70 I Sime, SWQrDeqr 15 4> ♦' ’ - : D*’.nm>h i*. J.h:'.. n«*ir 34 146 < 323 . ' E»miv, <’ i hari.i'. 9e fr 31 !-< i Loofijorro-v. Wade, m :, | p* «e qr 34 ■ ?’i I Mcthillork.'Vm„ w hfn w;r 21 ?, I, I .’,’ i Shaner, J. S. p! m 1 n: 3.3 60 3 0 III! ! White, JamtM, e si<l .ne qr 27 3i l-» TOWN LOTS. ■ Spencer. Ann, I) No. Lots. 1'32 4 > I Sim-, “ “ ■? I Same, “ ‘ !!? «< .! Sam*. “ “ 1 s •' • sam% - “ 1?1 I SoH’.man. B-rry, “ “ 32 « 24*4 Fa ; r. John I’., Bo Ml a Vhta, 7 F'i 2?< j Kri*w, Dani-l. “ “ 1' 4’> 226 Gilla«n-e, li. D., B iTa’.e, B 4' . I Sim-, - “ 20 10 Sam?, “ “ ?7 lo Sam-*. - ° 28 s .W I, William G Sp-n *r. An Ptor for the'•■vtn’y of \ end SH*p *r (n It »n» I > • ■ -Xv ♦hat tha f.jr-’unng • | j* a fm.ian-l "<»r-f*rf !•< oft’v* in I »own !■)♦* r-tnrn. • 1 e! and rem •ininti J-linqu-nt fir the nnn-n’vm“nt As t i for the ve.ar tw> m I nr.*vi »«i' v >ar*. with irmiltr. at. 4 v{»»h *r with th ' >' iT'nt v» i’--4 tax*< <>f !<•*;, nn-l tha f t’.° am »nni c’l.arceJ i* «’ p irf Icnlar tr ie* an ’ r’ia‘ f h' 4 -n« "• * • •• | >1 b't atha first and sisI te'nth day nf Bomber. A. D. KA Given un'l«r mv hand at th? An’i‘P"at*tr, December W. G. SPEXCER. And. Nrttic-*. ’« hereby ptvon tbnt wo nuir’j nf the Rfor’dd ! lan Upn i twi ln‘s. n rn *•’ U-* n n ' — «rv ta dG'harz * th® r • tnuu I* ■ i.i’rv. inr«*r'»♦ *» i • whi'h m»v b” ■ l, i'* th-* r • m j from the o*k n-'f-.j th*'f*)f. n** th ' «’ iv of pal*. wW h- ! n*k'>’i •’’ i t’ t’i'* TTn-v*. in D- ’itnr. in 1 ! f »-fn»v 3" \ Ivn •” r -*i-< > r, r of Ad\m’ f rm*v. on t’** . fir»t M-n-’-r '* r F 4 r » vrl h’h w , c.»n‘inn. f n b**.’’. : (hv ’v 1 1 1 *' ’ »’ f>r <'io. Given nn ’ -r in” hnT’A.afthr- *.’i-Hmr's Offi :-', at Der vtnr this, 12th day of DeeomSer, A. D. B * • > W. G. ’ December, 2L 1863. Auditor. . TO YOUNG MEN. J'i*‘ a Price • »lz - A An th** N tt’ir**, ! an<l RoiiralCure of itcrrlifßi. or inftl Weaknefw, Involuntary Hmiv i''ni.St'X . uni sn4 Io M’rragt* • g3norallv Nervousness. uv. Fit«: Men* ,1 »n -1 Physical Tn<vtpo'itv result’n«y fryn -A h i«", —3v ROBEPT J M. D., Author of the 5 i “Green Bo* ” <t • The xvorM renntrned nuthor. in thf< Oilmtr > able Lecture. Mrtqrlv t»»*yvos fnm lih o , rn “i---j. p«»rience that the-atrfnl rn itoq’ionrnsi o f S*?lf4Ltise may b<» effectually remove I without med ‘ icine, nnd without dang*ro’i« «tirgieal op«ra- • tion«. rings, or cordials. . pointing out amo 1*? of cure at one*’ certain j. and effectual, hr which ov?rv sufferer, no matter what his condition may b'Lmav cure him | Relf cheaply, privately, and ridicilly Thi* • Lectnue will prove a baon to thoiwands and I thousand*. , Sent under weal, tn any address, in a nlarn acai envelope, on the receipt of «ix eenU o* two postage •’tamne. Al*o Dr. Culver well** ° “Marrinpre Guide,” pricelo cents. Adlros? the publishers. CHAS J. C KLINT A CO . H7 Ttowery. York, Yost Oflk* UW. v»| M -ao M-im.

NEW bakery. I .Mcrryii’an & rchbo’d. W,, il.f re«pectf.illy i -.form Hi s public'.hi; the b. st of BREAD, ROLLS, PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS. ETC . can at nil tin’*’ hi'l nt tl eir *■ tnb'i’l ment Cnk» nn>l C,n f .L-'.ionarv furnYhed private furailienand par;:.’, on Uiort notion. CHOICE FA'IH.Y GROCERIES ASI) co '< P’S n•? r f 73 ry; , kent con’ton'ly on l. .n *, Th* p.itronr.ge of the public r*«p ‘ctfully «n. licit*.!. B.ikcW. ■ostsile Second n'rael, opposite J, Stoop’ Harness Shop. D.-c.ntur, Sept. 0. 1 t'fifi. ts Htetr Wagon Shop I predurics: msitz. WOULD mnonnee to the public that h* ve pr.-pir, 11<> nmiiufactiir* on bhtrt i.otir* and reasonable term*. rmim bushirs, wor “-raise. W.Govs, < tc , ete.. rnnde to ordr havconh .nl a goo 1 opply of seisone.l !i n: 1 her,am! will warrant all my work, and duly .-o nnetion in worktnan’htp nnd prices. R E P A 1 R ING! d- ne on short notice, nnd the most rca»onabl terns. Give m ■ a call fl.r p in the o i Democrat” Office, '■oilt.h ai.lc of M’din n s octween Front and Second Mieels. D.cat.r tndia. ■» Sept.‘?2.a. 18f& Sew Planing Mill. DECATUR. INDIANA. Tn the building forme Ig kuoien aS NuUman's Jshery. npHE un<L‘r*igped i-» prepared to dress mH I kinds of l imber >. — d for building pnrposea, on the ahortost notice. Lumber bronc-tit from a distance dr. ss.-d so that it. *»" ••* t-A-’U bn-k the »-.ni” Irin Charge* reasonable vlo-.c27 NUMBERS A BLACKBURb. PLANfNQ MILL, D*:r \TIJR. IND. <t the old FOltb AX M!T 18. All kinds o' lumber dressed to order, such Flooring, (h'iling. Siding. Wide Lumber etc.. Persons bringing lumber fro-n a di-taiicc can ret it dressed and take it ba -k the smi* trip. ’ D.O.JACKSON. vltt-n'S-Iy. Proprietor. SOS :: SM®l ftiCffl. r pHF,un«l?rsigncd School Examiner, will hold .5 pu’>li(* exaniinations at bit office, in Deca* tur,on the last Siturdf.y ofeach month, nnd on Saturday. Oct 13. 136 G. •• Nov. !* l ( “ Dec. 8, SPECIAL T.ie School I,aw positively prohibit* avr.niination upon any other day than that get rpnror public eximiuntion . and req'Pn sail t< ach ers r. ’present to In 1 Examiner a c*rtiCcate_or good character.from a Town!,:','Trustee,, of s .me ot’.er prominet citizen. S, C. BOLT MAh. June 17. Ivr S- E. A C David Studabaker’ UTOMiEY AT LAW. CLAIM & REAL ESTATF AGENT DECATUR, INDIANA. Will practice law in Adams and adjoining I -oun'.i'is. will secure pensions and other claims ;a r linst the government, will buy and sell Beal E.rar. . examine title* and pry taxes, and do I di ocher business pertaining to Rea. Iqeeuev He is also a Notary Public, and is I prepared to draw deeds, mortgage*, and oilier I instrument* of writing. i J.medth. 86S. __ _, V 2‘il'-I’L DORWIN &, BRO'S. DEMU* tX D.u»s, Mellciues, & Chemicals, fancy and toilet article, Sponges. Brii-he* P. rfumwv. Ac. KEROSENE OR CO'L OIL Afffl LAMPS: I physicia is’ Prescription., cnrefnllv com ' non d*d and o ders answered with care and | despatch. F-rmars and Physicians from too Country will find our stock of Medium s comole”, 'warranted genuine, and of the twst : quality. JAMES It. 8080. Licensed Real E.tnte Ageut, DECATUR INDIANA. A /YAfA ACRES of gocl farming land. »»v. i * .* /' I l ’ hr i! Town lot* and n large quantity of will laml for sale. If you wa-t to buy I a go >d farm nr wild land . he will *<’.l it toycu. If vo l want, vn’ir land sold, he will sell it for vou. N.>sale, no charge. ’ May 4th, 1866. vlO-r.f-ly. JAMES R. BOBO: i ATTORNEY AT LAW. *k PENSION -t BOUNTY AGENT t»FC%TI!R. INDIANA. f rrOVF. JF.-D|>l"-’- ! * thr Auditor’ office ; Drava D “Is Mo’tgag’-s. nnd Contract*. | Redeem Lands, pay Taxes, and collects BouuANDREW SORG, PHYSIC! ’ N nnd SURGEON, DBC.VkVR, INDIANA. OWTTOE—V in St , opposite Meiber* ro.’* Dry Good* Store . rHrAf/a. JELLEIT. Physieinn and Sargon. DEC\ TU R , INDIANA, ty OFFICE—Second fi Qr ' r nvc J 'Bn lln ’ SD 1 St ore. ..- • . Flavoring Extracts. rEMON. Orange. Pezch. Pine Apple, Ro«*. A Raipborrv, Strawberry, Viui.la, ®ejv.ry su. and *t lowest vr Prwg Bev*