The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 11, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 July 1869 — Page 3

" mﬁtimu i) et P 4;5.,“ o AR Y : Y : ;,5 3 Blational Bamver. % ‘ il eGt !,A S 3 AN e PRI i i LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. e} . CANVASSER. e Mgr, J. W. Prrezs, foreman of the “Nationa Banner” office, will canvass the different townships of this county for the purpose of precuring uew subscribers and collecting subs¢riptions due us.” Onr friends thronghout the county will do us: a great favor by rendering him every assistance towards accomplishing this object: Gentlemen, please keep your Greenbacks in readiness. A guperior quality of cod fish, in any desired .quantity, at Wm. Crow’s. j i 4 i We would respectfully remind our fridnds throughout the county that we do not send our canvasser out for the purpose of getting promises to pay in such and such a time. It is money we want —not promises. it N g A specisl election is to be held in Kosciusko county on the 4th Monday of July, to ascertain the views of the people as to whether they will vote to tax themselves one per cent. for thie purpose of building thbe Goshen, Warsaw, and Peru Railroad.

RAIN, rain, continues to be the order 'of the day, and ‘indeed the night, too, comes in for a full share. On Monday night the heaviest rain —in the memory of the oldest inhabitant—descended upon us. Forseveral hours it poufed down in sheets tjﬁt would have struck térror to the mountain climbing Antediluvians.

Our entire farming community are now actively engaged in cutting their wheat ci:)p. A great deal of difficulty is encountered in reaping the heavier growths, owing to the annoyingly tangled condition which universally prevails throughout, the entire county. Some of our husbandmen commenced gathering their whlzgt when top green, and we are infqrquéﬁhat all that was put into schock in that condition is spoiling. ‘

+ AT 8 rggula-l‘ communication of Wolf ‘Lake Lodge, F. &A. M., held in their lodge, June 24th, A. L. 5869 ; A.D. 1869, the |following brethren were elected as officers for the ensuing year :—Samuel North, \% M.; Edwin W. Mathews, S. W.; H.IL Young,J. W; John Thum ma, Treas.; Jas. C. Stewart, Sec.; G. IH. Lane, S.'il%; John Kiester,J.D.; Abel Mullin, J, €. Riddle, Stewards ; and Sam{ ,uel Beall, Tyler.

We were surprised while traveling in the coF;ntry a few: days since, to see hundreds \#)f actes of corn almost entirely choked w’ﬁth weeds and grass, and not the least evidence that cultivation had been attcmp_tcdi Upon inquiry, however, we learned that it has been impossible to even hoe fields planted in low grounds. The crop|growing in mere favorable ficlds does not present a very flattering appearance for the late period of the season. - s Dl g

Tux Indian Doctor and Lecturer, Copway, who recently died at Ypsilanti, Mich.,, is not the Dr. G. A, Copway, “of the Ojibewa nation,” who recently victimized a number of our citizens. A letter from the latter's wife conveys the cheering intelligence that the “Dr.” is on a visit to Chicago, and will return to Elkhart by the 18th or 20th inst., when he will be happy %o settle those little accounts that he accidentally overlooked in his hasty departure from our midat, . ; ‘ — et Pl

Ir things are not grossly exaggerated anid ‘misrepresented, the radical officials having charge of the building of the new court;house at Gosben, have been guilty of j[l\mndering three or four thousand dolldrs of the people’s money in a most unj/ustiﬁablc manner. We shall take pains to ascertain the facts in the case, and lay them before our readers, without fear ot favor. Believing the exposure of fraud and corruption to be one of the first duties of public journalists, we shall'make no apology for invading the stcred soil of Elkhart county and uncoveying the transactions of her public servagnts, e ' ;

. O/Un attention has been “.called to a characteristic, low fling, emanating from ithq emasculated brain of Judson Palmiter, the man: who made his advent into the wotld with a goose quill in close proximity to his—aural organ. If the infallible, pure, noble-hearted, generous, upright but unfortunate jaundist finds it utterly impossible to stir. up a fuss with . some one in, his own immediate neighborhood, we might perhaps be induced to give him a slight” blast from one of our terrible and destructive “rebel” guns. Remember, dear Judson, that shots from this region are well aimed, and scarcely ever fail to hit their mark.

Eprrorral CoNVENTION.—We are surprised to read ir the last Warsaw Indianian that its editor ¢nsists upon having the editorial convention held in that ‘town. Whilst we, individually speaking, would have no objection to going to Warsaw, we cannot perceive the justness of Mr. Williams’ demand, especially upon taking into consideration the fact that there are 14 papers published on this line, whilst on the other there are only half that number. In'addition to this, the editors of Lagrange, Angola and Auburn will have from four to eighteen miles to travel by stage or private conveyance, in order to reach the railroad, and to ask them, after having traveled that distance—besides the railroad joura-ey-~to, take another 20 miles ride from ! ,Goshen to Warsaw, is certainly not very ‘reasonable. The Warsaw and Columbia City editors can very easily ‘come across, and meet their brethren of the press at Goshen, We believe in accommodating all, ’“*.tl."‘“ L::.,f&t,,wgc&x:mm wi_g:' ermi et us have the | mbtg l Gorhen, and." e orgmtation. ' once- effected, and a proper Hwa ka.mévthe’Wiﬁg: e i in. térpose no objection to hafﬂ%%?m second meeting at Warsaw. General, reconsider your hasty judgment. ' | lﬁw Bowe, one of the_fiteenth amendment, yoters, has mwtmﬁi?m gy e icle ich:ilims ey Acaring Badical of Lorberry, and seduSR ARy AR b L g e L o 8 %hgw*%gﬁ‘t@wﬁ*iﬁ * ’-5»% ¢ .{ 11 \.é;g:“z:_:‘ 1; B - e ta i A Adiar e i Al vty LSS ‘A T P:}ﬁ F M?W?ﬁ%%mf{w "I‘}; e e g BT N o Db ~;\'Jz.,,\,

3 jant (o a previots appointment, a con- ._ tv }?&i o hﬁ _ f}?“; Young Meng® Christisn Associstion. ~After a freé’*wﬁ"df q\i&ﬁpn in which many that. were present participated, the desire seeniing tobe general that such an orgdnization be formed, a motion wes made and sustained to pmc%ed tp orgmy; ion. A commitfee, com-; prising a g_gem%;f%mh@nmb;wu chosen, to devise a plan of organization and submit a constitution for adoption at a future meeting Having made, 0%-i&her;%mmittee Wppointmenis; and transacted such business as looked to the farther prosecution of the work, the meeting was adjourned to convene again at the 1 Methodist Church, on /Wednesday evening, July 21, when ifis “the attendance dnd interest will &MMW “It may be proper to remark, as the name of the association seems to indicate, that it is an -institution in which men‘are alone concerned,that it elicits the support of all classes who find it in their hearts to labor for the benefit and Christianization of ‘society.. It is strictly undenominational, and secks to enlarge the channel 011 Christian usefulness by copartnery of benevolent and religious labor. e i We hope ‘our next meeting will receiva;} still more general and hearty ﬁ_co-opemtion of the God-loving and man-loving people of our phcp. :‘l“f*""" oW ER # ‘;. & 3 { ¥ N, J. AYLSWORTH, Secretary. el 4 —————— Re-organization of an Ancient Society. * Mz. Epiror :—The “Ligonier Sméll-l ing Committee” is re-organized and in complete running order. Several addi tions have been made ta the number; 6f heretofore ' active and efficient news carriers, Those unfortunate girls and young men: whose circumstances compel them to be engaged in situations in which their every move is not directly under the immediate supervision of one or more members of this old é‘gstapiisheds society, are earnestly requested to make an immediate and truthful report of al “their‘doings, to the president or vice president.— Should either of these oﬁiciu!s' be absent or sick, the report should be made to an active and communicative member, By giving heed to the above request, the un. fortunates may save themselves the mortifying and embarrassing fact of having reports reflecting upon their character put into immediate circulation. BETSY MARIAR, | Pregident.

It takes the BANNER to quote-poetry. For instance the lines: i “And a gong as sweet as a vesper’s chime,’ 1 _And the tunes with the roses are staying,’ herenders thusly: ; ‘*With a song as vheag as a vespers chime, o And the Junes with the roses are staying. The above extremely sharp. criticism occurred in last weeks Kendallville Standard. The point evidently aimed at is “With the Junes and the roses are staying,” and “cheap” in' the! first line, Mr. Myers, you must not in fature rely too implicitly upon your genis for your poetic criticisms, as you may theréby be led .into-—as in this instance—the embarrassing attitude of making yourself appear a wery stupid and gullible poetic critie. Tt certainly does not require more thana very small, ordinary mind, endowed with the minutest phrenological developement: of ideality, to see that “the Junes” is in perfect keeping in the above quotation, with the fact which is as old as the literature of our language, that the month of June has always been known as “the month of roses.” For yours, .as well as the benefit of our” numerous readers, we publish the entire beautiful poem, by B. F. Taylor, of Chicago, entitled “The Long Ago:” e : J

Oh! a wonderful stream is the river Tiux, As it runs thro ﬁ%}x the realms of tears, With faultless rhythm and musical rhyme, And a broader sweeg.‘md a surge gublime, And blends with thé ocean of years. - How the winters are drifting like flakes of snow, And summers, like buds ggtween. And the {gar in the sheaf—so they come and ey go, ; On the rivers Breast; with its ebb ind s flow, As it glides in the shadow and sheen. : There’s a magical Isle u¥ the river of 'l‘lmof : Where the softest of airs are playing; There’s a cloudless sky and a tropical cfime, And a mng&as cheag as a vesper chime, ' And the Junes with the roses are staying, . . And the name of this Isle isthe Long Ago, And we bury our treasures there; There are brows of beautg and bosoms of snow ; There are hen?s of dust, but we loved them 80? There are trinkets and tresses of hair, 2 “ There are fragments of songs that nobody sings, And a part of an infant’s prayer; There’s a tmit: unswept, and a harp without ! str i There are brokgesz; vows, and pieces of rin gg, And the garments that suz used to wear. ‘There are 'fl;&nds that are waved when the fairy shore : By the mhm&:Ll is lifted in air; ; Amf we sometimes hear, vthrongh the turbulent TOar, | ; Sweet voices we heard in the days gone before, ‘When the wmd down the ,rjv;or is fair. JOh! remembered for afe Dbe the blessed Isle, All the day of life till night— : When the ?lvening comes with its beautiful smile, - : And our eyes are cloqlno%to slumber awhile May that ‘‘greenwo Y of soul be in sfght.. Come <down like a man, and hand over a cigar of the best brand, la gloria. . ‘ : » llomg Testimony. TRoouusTEß, NosBLE Co, IND,, = Bept. 15, 1859. Dr. C. W. RoßAcCK=Dear sirr :Hayiz;g Dbeen afflicted with a chronic affectiony of the liver for many years, I wasinduced to try your Scandinavian Blood Pills and | Blood Purifier. ' As a duty I owe the public, I must say that I have received more benefit fr,o:__n;them; than anythin ,é have ever used, and cheerfl Rbmadid them to all persons similarly afflicted.— ~ Yours truly, Jou~ Poprjoy. : e ~Att'y at Law.

et 4 —ee . A ludicrous scene was enacted in the| little town of Greenfield, Hancock county, Saturday, the 3d inst. It seems that the surities of the County Treasurer became apprehensive that he hed defaulted, and they took possession of s books and papers;and proceeded to investigate the extent of the defalcatim}. To .ftheir amazement as well as relief, they found ‘ that the Ti‘&luti‘,)g MI;?P Brovwez,.so far from being a defaulter, had $lOOO of his per cent, on hand. It was:great cry and no wool, though the frightened securities looked sheepish enough when they ascer‘tained the tpathee oo cosnin ey~ et % Letters received in Montreal,; Canada, from Jefferson Davis, now at Paris renders it doubtful if his health will ever germﬂ;-?his returning. If he recovers sufciently to gxermit _travel he will spend ‘the summer in Canada and the winter in Mississippi. 4.3 { r ; b g r 'snmclm:ms; . The following persons have paid their -subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER ‘during the past week. The figures opposite each name indicate the Vol.and Noto which payment is made: Vol. . No. | v bell, Ligonier,. ... 4 =l5 mﬂgﬁr%ﬂ g 1 John Wilson, A1bi0n,...... ../ 4 4/ 58 rf‘ﬁc.‘.mnyfmom#wmw Liake,. .. 4 — 52 | Jm :.»;.ifht'iiwawmu_! i B "“M huﬁ s DOAgey o by sy s g .r‘,.f ) ' » lf’ kpi :: ' y sa e : e m H. H. Bhoema B Lot ' i .i 2 “"‘”-’“»‘.«:"r\'_,"«::Jv" ~{{‘ 'glg‘{ \r G LR gy § :% ol A . L 4 e 'wg Sl b 80 N . ol S e e

?ﬁni"gg%fomw—hu sion of general ‘rgjoicing among all pat ‘Tiotie eltizen ? en everybody epjoys a holiday, and all hands unite in & prope: observance of the annivermg ({)El.;ﬂr. independencc—has_passed, and fo owing in its wake we are about to have the much dreaded “dog days,” extending over ‘a period of six w‘ee‘is, when almost every man, woman or child experiences more or less sickness-—when diarrheea, dysentery, cholera morbus, and even cholera, itself, are prevalert, when all dogs exhibiting the slightest symptoms of illness are pronounced mad and a horrible fear of hydrophobia is entertained by persons who are at all sensitive. One-half the sickness that prevails in July could be prevented, and the other half cured, if every family in the land would .keep on ‘hand a supply of the Great Zingari Bitters. They are ready for immmw' ) use and never fail to sfford relief, while their timely application is a sure preventative of disease. !

One of the few things that the North and South will probably ever fully agree upon is that “Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative” is not only the finest dressing ever before the public, but also the best preventiveof the hair falling out. It richly deserves the “Silver Medal” awarded by the New Hampshire State Fair.— Dubuque Times. oot il

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Not” to be Overlooked ! -BAll who ﬁgog O:hemselves to b& 'il;ldlebteél tott'{‘. 4 : are’ ﬂeltﬁd: call and settle jmmedigtely, as we mrust, andiwrcs collect all of our dl;ge. ;md tha]% wi:.hottlltl dela{.mvge wi.ltsell an n our line for the nex ays at reduggi;pﬁces. T. BARNE’I'X"Z CO. N. B.—-Beveral Houses for rent or sale. (4,11%f) a. "wo’onpm, G. 8. WOODRUFF;. WOODRUFF & SON, : ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEOXNS, ? LIGQKIXB, creliecte 4 e INDIANA. will aptend promptly allicalls from town and country. Office in Dru; Store of Barnett & Co.— Residence north side of Railroad.” | = ©4-11 The NEW BUCKEYES

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TRER Ll ' RnoewyYsn! - B e B SR L Y Bl BE R BE B ~ DONT READ THIS!! 'The' public are warned against reading this notice! _A liberal rewml‘?ud for the detection of any one found doing go!! For full particulars call at - ... i STRAUS & MEAGNERS. . P, B.—We almost forgot to mention in connection with the above, that our mammoth store rooms are now crammed from garret to cella Wil the® - o b - Choicest, o :O°B:: d ; i : ; r - Finest, gLt T 1 |;SS- i ke i ... Best Selected, o G ~_ Most Complete f And cheapest stock of iz Dry Goods, h - ° 1 : - E - Clothing, ‘. 7 - Hats, Caps, | : i \ 57 | , Boots, Shoes, { . ey : o recenes, . e (e enSWATe, To be found in this region, which MUST b sold before the first of July; as we cxpect to be bursted “higher than Gilderoy’s kite” by that time and want togm our stock of goods out of the hands of the sheriff, so if you want to buy CHEAP, now is your time. ; : ' ‘We would also'mention while we are on the subj?ct, that we have a severe attack of : | " 3 : : ; @ 4 ‘ Wool on the Brain! And want to purchase at tl;e, hi ;hest market price, for CASH, any q;xantity not to v exceed a million pounds of Wool this season. . - Parties desiring to exchange jheir wool for manufactured goods can find at our store a large stock of the best brands of el ! Hoosier Jeans, Blankets, Yarns, Flannels, Cloths, ‘ o _ Cassimeres, o "And woolen goods of every descrlptiox‘ﬂ-on the most favorable terms. . So be sure, and o o Call and See Us, o LA ! ) ; : If you want to buy anything, ; ! ‘ : Call and See Us, If you want to sell anything, L o A ; .. Call and See Us, ' : anythiiw, L ; Tod If you don’t want to buy ¢ e Call and See Us, : - i Bz If you don’t want to sell anything, 5 g ' : o Call and: See Us, e you # : Sap : £ ; %In fact e like to have e Call and See Us== ~ e . ‘ | anyhow : Ligonier, Ind., May 2‘6th, 1869.-6 t. ; Straus & Meagher'

THE PEOPLE’S VOICE SAYS: “ LET US HAVE PEACE” and “PEACE PRICES” S. MIXER & CO. '_ : ANSWERZ: e . W “WE WILL SELL YOU GOODS AT PEACE ‘ i PRICERY. e o This well known ;atapliahment has just b:onght to ﬁild town the GHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS All purchased during the rece:lﬁ e?b'ecllgw. at thgc.g'WEST GASE‘ PR:IOE. Q.n and mmlne % . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

g ot e | : Ha i oy e i wf & Lo : R : 2 " A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ; : DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and. MOST DESIRAL s BLE STYLES, ' { . .- . A SPLENDID STOCK OF s % MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING: . -HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, eA% 1 : L B Of great variety and of the best manufacture. : X el % i ' : ~ieo Carvels and Qilcloths Carpels and Qilcloths ex ‘' e ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS: = S b @m-;;@_.@m :@@F @ & & @, QQ Ew% Bt A B Anae TE S ° oo iy a i S The best and most extensive Stock found in this town. ' A falldineof i i Vo e ey o F 5% ' 3 ; Notions, =t . .4 | Notions, - - A, o 0 en e T TR o RS s z 3 | o §7 i ] ; bS e T S '?Andnth#rianicm too numerons to mention. - § P!' Giinn SR i bigs T ol e i s ‘s.}i;..:éfvf Yidß i B : . e B 4 e o SRR UL s -Ifﬁsq‘ﬂ EIR i X . B E §o il Bhessaat eGO IRE RTCIRIGVRINGG OTR e S mome oom ol et el e SRI e el TR/ ; ) ) AT { g S ] ol ¢ B tui Merchant . Tailoring Department, CEim i it oo TR Seds Eaßt sl U ETURTEEL G e Lo dis e, F‘ 55‘*1‘{‘ N e eso el B oY R i R S e LR P e A L RS e Sl & e b e G R D T e el Se A R : ; s UET oR D eAT RS bT BB R L VR D S B RiS R e e ; i aich i S gl Kiewbedl MMRRER TR AIaE L LAY & S S R R R e SR T O SIS S AU R DR L Sl Sne e 0 G by Seept e N s e o T e BRSO T s e 4 ﬁ”u'{ﬁ“”}w‘ ‘,é”“‘\ O es 1 VAT SRS b gl e e Lo ne K ﬁ:u**"‘ PR A B S ) e eB SR MCRL AR LLi e Bt !iiﬁﬁl 3 g ‘ "?:?‘g‘rr' Q&é{é”mwﬁ’ .;lv,. v, 3 ’hq: 'tasé‘ ’:ﬂv'uilm* l‘. %‘;;ﬁ“y“s‘:"ﬁ: ‘?f’{;-*.*’rf“f':‘ 7 AJ* % ”Wﬁ% 4 ,xw;ﬁgﬁiaﬁ‘“fg H»»w*'*‘"‘” aand, sna e 2 | dso those 1 ‘wish 10 trade Wool Itor (30048, e vRE R s MRS S e B Sty eGO soben oO& S el o il B E4B low & rateds any factoryinthecomntry. = ¢ TEo ke L e Al b ks N | Hides, Pelts, and all kinds of marketable produce,by *—©' . i S e i %i:g”«w@é@%“ymﬁw;@%@%w Rt -l e o s [t sl e SRS T R RSOR I T R R SBSAR NN 4 k| ¢ TLR IO e 0 o D {r"-)» ‘MIER & g boog PAIRER SRS, e R BRI ga3v 18 S R N S S e 8 R o | TLigon i, Aprit 5, seﬁ"’iﬁs‘;‘%ﬁ‘}%ﬂ £lk thbis Btbra tn thelEaiiok Base OB R AR R T L TPR R BRI i 1 BRI o 6 SO TS 2SLRaS i) A T O 2t e ST M N R

ENGEL & CO. : For, Rf st oe wud Bewrlid o Nk Dok N gl P : " AND : e Merchant Taiolring Estabishment, IN KENDALLVILLE INDIANA, Have justi‘eceiéé'd a large stock of

CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, _ Ofmstylee and qualities. In iiiefr‘ ot , ‘ Merchant Tﬁloﬁng' Department. they | hdve alarge A and complete stock OF, i coisivoso sy b Cloths, Coatings, Doeskins, Cassi- " meres, Vestings & Piece Goods, - for Men’s and Boys’ wear. | - ::rbAtxPrices_witb.ix;thd reachowu THEY SELL BY THE YARD OR MAKE KE TO_ORDER ‘Cloth‘iné of every Description anﬂ Warrant Satlsﬁwﬁon. ; i Give theﬁx a” call befoi';a you ‘buy! . } North-Bast Comer of Main and Willam Streets, Kendallville Tamvaryier, 100 Y | ... ' ENGEL& CO. '

THEB B:snog PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOJ PILL! .} Purely Vegetable Pill (Bugur Coated). “Costar’s” Bishop Pill ! Is of eztraording aey for ‘Costivencss, IndiI S e, oM, .| UMedical Jowrnal, Seplember 8.) TRY THEM! TRY THEM! = Al druggistsin LIGONTER sell them, oy ] : : ‘g % s ; :

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