The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 17, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 August 1869 — Page 3

Rutional Banner, LOCAL AND nﬁ“scrmmmgus. 1 NOTICE. 1 Hercafter no name will be placed upon | our subscription list unless payment in advonce is made. No deviation from this rule will be permitted. _ Persong whose, subseription dates from the commencement of the present volume will be granted time until the Ist day of Scptember to pay their subscription at .our advance rates— $2,00 per annum. If npt paid by that time, an additional charge will in all cases be imposed. | It will readily be observed from the above that we are détermined to manage the business affairs! of this office somewhat differently from what has been our custom heretofore. We are tired of begging for our hard ‘earned -dues, paying intcrest on money to carry on the publication of our paper, and to spend one#hird of our income for collecting purposes. DPersons who want to read the BANNER must pay for it, and that in advance. 25l i

EDITORIAL CONVENTION. - The ecditors and publishers of the Tenth Congressional District will “meet at Warsaw, on Friday, September 3d, 1869. A full attendance’ is carnestly desired. Lok gl Brona, i | President pro tem.

OxE after another of the local papers in Northc(n Indiana arc adopting the cash in advance system. . That's right.

Tig camp L:leeting at Lagrange was very largely attended, and in every respect asuccess, although the preaching on the occasion, it is said, did not fully come up to expectacion. :

Just A 8 wE: ExpEcTip.—Bro. Cox of the Kendallville Jowrnal puts a broad denial on Kimsey's canard of the contémplated removal of that establishment to this town, et

‘M. SickArooos, chairman of the Whitley county radical central committee, has been appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, vice Alex. Hall (Rad) removed. What does this mean ? :

Although the rush. for cheap but good groceries has been immeénse, Wm. Crow is still enabled to supply every demand in that line. He is constantly in regeipt of new goods, buying and again sclling at the lowest figures. :

WE beg leave to inform friend Swect, of the Elkhart Union, that Holland is as forcign tous as to himself. A khowledge of this fact may, pcrlmpg, be the means of aiding him in the selection |of an appropriate term when describing the personnel of the editor of this paper.-

Winn the editor of the Warsaw ' Indianian have the goodness to point out a single line that ever appeared in the columns of the BANNER in opposition to the emigration, to this country, of Japancse or Hottentots? Please, Reub., adhere to facts, and we'll discuss the “foreign” question to your heart's content. Rrv. LANCASTER is Having a controversy with an anonymous writer in the Kendallville Jowrnal in regard to an alleged attack on the Odd Fellows by the former,’ Mr. L. is quite forcible in the use of language; but we think he might got along just as. well- with a little less ITtalic. 0 e A , T e ' Hon. Joserit 11. Derreßs has recently favored several radical editors along the Air Line “with the light of his benign countenance.” Wouldn’t be surprised to hear that Joc had partly concluded to liquidate a little account that was placed to his debit in the summer of 1866. Emrorian ConveNTioN.—The chairman, J. B. Stoll, has called the Editorial Convention, to meet at Warsaw, next Friday, Aug. 20. We are not certain that we can be there; bt if not, we hope the others will have a jolly.time.— Waterloo Air Line. . Just say September 3d, and you will be right, Mr. Radcliffe, Rk AT TR O e WarLe passing down street the other day, we chanced to sece that diminutive cuss, the ex-editor of the Republican, engaged in the gathering together and piling up of stray sticks and fragments of wood from one of our alleys. Poor business “ for an eminent journalist, Kimsey ; ‘however, wo presume it necessary to give the books a proper balance. Profit or losg-—which ?

W= are happy to perceive quite an im--provement. in the spelling,.&c., of the Whitley Commercial. Friend Baker will no doubt hold us in grateful remembrancé for bringing about this much desired change for thie better, but he should not ask us to extend our pedagogical supervision over the entire State. For the present, we have quite enough to do by _ paying due attention to the wants of the - Commereial. s ‘ — b — e ‘Wnoorixg Covem.—A New York physician claims the- following simple remedy as an infallible cure for the -whooping cough: To one ounce of the dricd leaves of the common chestnut tree add a quart of boiling water, and when | the infusion is cold, give a cupful three ‘times & day, the last dose being given when the patient retircs, After twentyffotx‘x; or thirty-six ' hours the patient will -be relieved, and then the dose may be administered in a smaller quantity.

Inponivan® 10 Winows.~By an act of the Legislature of the t“%Maa of Indi-, ana, approved February 19th, 1869, the widow of a decedent, ‘&t #ny timo before the return of the inventory is made, is entitled to select’ and’ take articles therein appraised; notsexceeding in valuc five - hundred ‘dollass, fot which she shall ‘réceipt to such exécutot or administrator a statement of the kind and ‘amount of goods, 60 taken by the widow, shall be returned by the executor or ad‘ministrator, with, and designated on such inventory: Provided, That all cases where the widow shall. fail or refiiadto select or take all, or wﬂa of the articles in the sTR e P

. Memdallville Correspondence. - KexspavLnviiie, Aug. 23d, 1969, Mn. Eprron:—No doubt the readers of your valuable paper would be pleased to hear from our City, and’ for their bencfit I enelose the following: Our City was visited last week by the Rev. R. D. ' McCarthy, who delivered a very eloquent temperance address, Our Post Office is still in the same place, but looks very lonely “without Jim, who is ‘at present carrying on the insurance business, with headquarters in Mitchell’s block. Wheat is coming in very freely, but farmers seem down-cast on account of the low rates.— All of our merchants have been east and bought very heavy-—more especially the firms of Engel & Co., and Jacobs & Keller, who have a large stock of clothing, picce goods, notions, &c. I would also mention that the above named firms will close their stores on the 6th and 15th of next month, on account of the Jewish Holidays. Bill Crow.is still alive and has a largestock of groceries. The Thespian’ Socicty are going to play several new pieces on the 26th, 27th, and 28th of this month, dramatized especially for the oceasion, Loomis intends moving his mammoth stock across the street, in Z. C. Thomas & Co.’s'old stand. The Rev. Mr. Harzison] of Bloomington, lilinois, formerly of ‘this place, delivered a very interesting scrmon on spiritualism, at the Disciple Church, yesterday afternoon.— Very little building going on at present and things in that line look rather dull. Jim - Kelley has got patent right on the brain and is going to visit New York next momth with his turn-table. Having written you all the ncws I can think of at present, and hoping to be able to give more next week, ' I am yours truly, &c., H.

; Communicated. ‘ * A Few Questions. 1. Jake Zimmerman, trustee, levied a taxfor a township (graded) schoolhouse for one year, then stopped, and now holds on to the money drnd is, using it for—l would like to know what? | - Next, he aspirc(;v to & re-nomination, but it being evident that he would be defeated by Mr. Reeves, a very excellent man, two Democrats were procured to vote and secure him the nomination.— Will some one have the kindness to tell me whether or not Mr. Zimmerman holds his office in opposition to the will of his political brethren? -~ ! 2. Skillen, who to-day could not get, 256 votes in the township, holds an appointment under the government. Is decency not most flagrantly outraged by his retention® | . g 3. Allen Mostetter is appointed appraiser, and subsequently made tax-col-lector. How many votes could %e. get by submitting his" “claims” to a vote of the people ? j o 4. Henry Hostetter did not succeed in his legislative aspirations. Is it right that he should, therefore, allow his gall of revenge to flow ceaselessly upon the head of his more successfulycompet itor ? v Gl o An early reply to these questions is respectfully solicited by -~ INQUIRER.

A WONDERFUL TRANSFIGURATION.— For the, benefit of negro lovers, ratifiers of the 15th amendment, and sable worshipers, we relate the following wonderful, but very consistent change of color, from the pure white lineament of the Anglo Saxon to the ebony hue of the tho-rough-bred African: We have in our midst a man of integrity and learningJ. 8. Lockbart, Esq,—one whose judgment and knowledge of the moral and political attributes should bave pointed out to him a path wherein to tread entirely opposite to the one he has blindly chosen, and thus saved himself from thq degrading change that has recently comeover him,. But, contrary to his own convictions, and the earnest advice of his many warm friends, he sneered at and cast aside the principles of liberal democracy, ?d chained himself to the debasing inuences of radicalism. For yeurs he has suppo ted that “moral” party, used every intrigue to enhance party interest and radical rule. * Now mark the result. Not many mornings since, on arising, he proceeded to his mirror to humor an old habit—that of viewing his personnel—and was, no doubt, somewhat surprised and humiliated to se¢ the complete change that had taken place if: one single night. Instead of the pure and much envied -white, he looked upon the “gimon pure” -shade of the African. Even the lips had ’ “turned to the sun,” ‘and the nose assumed the flattened and clubbed shape—an indisputable characteristic of the “loved race.”” -We saw him this morning and. but for his carnest protests that this was he, we' should have localized a new barber in our midst. If such be the result of abolitionism—and we are compelled to -accept it as such—how many in our midst will still cling to its doctrines?; < 3

- Burrosk, Reub., the challenged party should consent to the desired “comparison of notes,” how about a competent committée to render the decision? . You must remember that Bro: Cox ‘is somewhat advanced in years, and might perhaps labor under some disadvantages in producing hig.argument in that formidable, poign:. ant shape that usually characterizes like efforts on part of younger heads. For. the purpose of insuring a fair and im‘partial trial, would it not be well to leave the decision to a committee selected from the editorial staff of the Revolution? L Ll ; e i Tne German Laxavage 1y THE PuBLIO Bcmoons.—For the information of those of our fellow citizens who desire to have their children taught the German language in the city schools, we publish the provisions ‘of an act passed by the last General As‘sembly on the subject, as follows : - “Whenever the, parents or guardians of twenty-five or more children in attend‘ance at any sehool of a township, town or «city, shall so demand, it shall be the duty of the. Tmmj:’ or Trustees of said town-. | qbip, town or: city, to Tmu efficient ‘teachers and introduse t ’"W"" lan‘gusge 8¢ & bratich of stady in such schools ; e mma oS &‘mg faro. the teachor for such disb e v R

o - SDame Goseip.?? @ ‘Bless me! Don’t you kmow her? It used to be the litile old woman in’ po:z bonnet, green spectacles, and inevitable knitting-work, Whether the aforesaid spectacles served (o assist in prying into the secrets of others is s question J.billi'the click, click, of the knitting-needles was only an accompaniment of the clatier, claiter of her tongue. You could tell the minute she ' entered the room; no luk%bf‘ topics after her advent. No one ever bﬁr' ied s “skeleton” so deep that her penet ting eye did not resurrect it. Why‘x; can tell you everything. No lluhuc.pljde, of boyish years does she ever forget, but there she stands ready to hurl in- your face, years after all others have forgad,on or remembers it only as the out-burst of s mischief-loving heart. How see msnages to store so ‘much in one head' has ever been a mystery, but certain it is that mot one single item, however unimportant, ﬁu ever been known to escape her remarkable memory. She can tell, (and she dolpe) the very day that Deacon Spriggs proposed to the Widow Nettleby, and almpost before the bewildered Deacon has time to collect hie scattered senses, the wh:ol_p town has been informed and euryi.;? g ‘setiled even to the color of the window - shutters. Then the pompous old judge ‘must be reminded that his great-grand-father was a tailor; and so thé Gircuit is ~made. The wisest, the oldest, the most respectable are not secure from -her malicious and annoying sttacks. We live side by side with a neighbor for half a life time knowing msught but good of hi’hx; yet, in & few hours we se¢ him lrzu‘ | formed into a hideous monster. And is it not true, that the great mass listen far too often to the idle tattle? How very few stand ready to give a helping hand or a kind word to the unfortunate; with what eagerness do the many listen to the idle tale of the scandal-monger, and by so doing lend disgraceful encouragement. Friend, the poke-bonnet has nearly ‘passed away, but the species it adorned is not yet extinet. Somebody gives the idlle word that helps to drive the erring éne from confidence; estranges them from their friends, and ultimately they are lost—hopelessly passed beyond the pale of redemption. Suppose we each examine our heart and see how much of this evil we find therein. Let us see if the poke-bonnet would not sit well on frizzed hair or a huge chignon. * % kR

* Oun friends will bear in mind, that the moncy promised us “after harvest” is now DUE, and that we nced it and shall expect it on or before the first' day of September. JoEN WEIR & Co. Ligonier, Ind., August 17th, 1869. CALL at Willett & Moore’s Drug Store and get a box of Snively’s Ague Pills.— Warranted to curc Ague, or money refunded. Lot Manufactured by J. N. Snively, Elkhart, Ind. 18-3 mo.* ——— | WE wish to call the attention of Physicians. to Snively’s Elixir of Iron and Barks—one of the finest combinations of Tonics in the market, manufactured by J. N. Snively, Elkhart, Ind. 18-Imo.* == —————— MARRIED: i Augm 4th, by Eld. G. W. Chapman, Mr. J.N. Joxes to Miss E. A. MosEs, both of the Hawpatch. , August 21st, by the same, Mr. Eaxgz FALSONER, o:iﬁlleraburg. “to 'Miss NaoMA PANCAEKE, of this place. - o —_— LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Whitewheat, 115 Corn 90 Amber red, 1,15 Bees wax 36 Oats, 50 Butter. 20 Potatoes, - 37 laxd, 0 18 Flax-seed, 2,00 Eggs, 12 ‘Wool 40t045 Feathers 7 820 Drisdapple 4 KENDALLVILLE MARKET. (Corrected Weekly by Kaufman & Jacobs.) - Wheat—white.....Bl.ls 8utter............... 18 Wheat—red........ 118 Egg5.,...0v.000.... 12 COPD, o oveenviines DO DAL 00 000, L., 16 OslB. ... a 0 Mallaw. .., L 0 10 o ARSI e T SRR e e POMIOOH. oo diavan- S POR L iiiaieinena slO Clover 5eed........ 8.00 Hay—tame....... 12.00 Flaxseed ......... 2.00 Hay—marsh...,.. 1.00

HEAR YEAL Sl All persons indebted to Dr. G. W, Carr, on accounts of several years’ standing, and to Dra. Carr & Raundall, are réquested to make immediate settlement, 3 : Ligonier, August 18, 1869, - ] SPECIAL NOTICE. All interested will take notice that all my sale notes are left with E. B. Gerber, esq., and must be paid on or before the sth of September next, otherwise 10 per ceot. interest will be charged from date, as agreed in the note. ‘ Aug. 18,-Bt. OLIVER CAVIN, Notice that Must be Heeded. The Notes and accounts’ of Doctor C. H. .Lures, havinﬁ been left in my hands for col.lection, it will be necessary for those whose notes and accounts are past-due to call u@set-‘ tle the same at my office immediatelﬁ, thereby saving costsand trouble. .BELA P, BEEBE, =~ : i . Justice of the Peace. Ligonier, Ind., August 18th, 1869.—tf. * Brick House for Sale or '_?ent, Z A new two-story Brick House, with nearly’ two acres of land, in Chapman’s addition, for sale or rent. Enquire of Ligonier, Aug, 18.-tf P. SISTERHEN. PRIVATE SALE, { El w;‘ll segztpnvate _ul(e*. betw;gn thi:él:te and the-28th inst., a new Grover; r Sew: ing Machine, a{(’»dd Hair i.ugg_., u&vq‘ﬁ:» ous articles of household farniture, chéap, at the Methodist pnuon-ﬁ. : ; Aug. 11, 1809.-1 t Mgs, GEQ. NEWTON, ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN ! _Harvest being over, wheat heing brought to market in ﬁm 'quantities, and money being put in circulation in the farming community, r.(llodre to call the attention of my custom‘ers to the fact that [, tOO, am in need of my year’s earnipgs, and therefore eall upon all to settle their-aceounts mow. A prompt compliance with this request is ‘earnestly desired. - " Ligonier,jAug. 18,-1f . P. ;'_S{STE RHEN,

ABEL MULLIN, o ¢ & Licensed Auetioneer, Residence in York township, near Port Post Office Address — WOLF LAKE, INDIANA. Will attend promptly. to all calls in this line of business, and endeavor to give entire satisfaction. Charges reasonable. ' 14«8m - M,———a————k Not to be Overlooked ! All who know themselves to be indebted toT. n myaco;:gwxm mw“&g&m& mm g ' i ~our dues,; and“ that without dm! We wihil sell ‘ nnythinﬁwl: our line’ mmm at reduced p T. B. & CO. - ~ N. B.—Several Houses. for rent or gale, {4,lltf) ; e et e ettt et et it | Application for License, ~ Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble oonn:{, Ind., st their mext term, commencing on the first Monday in September, 1869, for 8 license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity’ than & quart at & time, with the privilege of -allowing the same to be drank on my premises. i lvdpll_m of bllﬁ::; “gd the premises whereon _Bald hiquors .80 HG ATans are io : nfr N id o e Fiigf Woriks | woship, Noble connty, Ind. ~ * g, 11t "Wl JORN PIORRIT Notice ‘is hereby given that I. will '‘spply to the m°‘°°'lmﬂm¢"* ounty, Vo o j-,v“"{?@ﬂ;j&'sfc‘,«:,.__'gv YBV e£ SR :“5\ , “T;‘?W‘ s B fii" ,i‘g» ?ﬂ“‘ e \' O Y NG PRI SE . SUSH DU SNy 9V PR ’3 W‘?Lw& u;ﬁ%v‘? s -52:‘, i) M ;}{zﬁ' O ge R SHEONION, NODIe Qounyy, g, e .4th, 690,84, 'N, ACKERMAN, | L S R e T R e

. TOWN ORDINANCE ’ mmmwmyﬁam&umm of Street : — : otﬁgl:lht that t:z d‘::-iwulk t:: wm?; f on 81 olcnl‘l-étnot, between Fourth (4th) Street and the point where the Pigeon Bt{ml&wn- s junetion with said street, shall be ten (10) feet wide, and all side-walks on said East side of anhm-h:ghnM‘smuqb e&:‘ All persons owning, or ocbupying, the premises on said East :i& of Cavin street, between the points mentioned above, shall have the m:;lh in front oltlnloh_ow‘::‘d orm'ﬂi them s 0 re-construcied, i conform with this ordinsnce, said n‘::z-mor alterations to be made by the first day of Sepe e GBI T TRN Now, OWRers or occu; ; fail to uugly;witb the lpoe&uu'of this ordinaoce by the ﬁmhmtmzmnﬁoud. then the Marshall 1 forthwith proceed 'to bave the repairs or alterations made at the cost of the owners or occupants of said premises. _“Thil ordinmeed t&}n “1;1 force from and after i an iestion, - l}mez July 85:!:, 1869. C. G. VAIL, E. D: Muier, Clerk. | President. Ligonier, Ind., August 11th, 1869.-B¢, TOWN ORDINANCE : Kegulating the ‘ widik and grade of Side: Walk on mude of Cavin Street K e Be it ordained by the,Board of Trustees of the Town of Ligonier, that the sidewalks hereafier built on the West side of Cavin ‘Street, from Fourih (Lth; ‘Btreet to the Elkhart river; shall be nine (9) feet wide, from the front or outside of bmldings, and that the ‘grade shall be eight (8) inches from the top of the inside gutter stone, and said side-walk shall be constructed in other respects as the Mgrshall of the Town ohd!dqweot. "Au panag; owning or oce said 'pro on sai West side of c‘:pv’inmgtroet, gui{:ing new sidewalk shall so build and construct it that it will conform to the requirements of this ordinance. An omo:g;my is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall be in foree from and after its passage. Passed July 30th, 1869. ; E. D. Miiizs, C.G. VAIL, Clerk. President, Ligonier, Ind., August 11th, 1869.-3 t.

i TOWN ORDINANCE Regulating Awnings and Fosts used for \hitch- . ing Horses, &e. : 2 Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Ligonier, that all awnings which are constructed of lumber, and all awnings or hitching posts now erected on Cavin street, shall be taken down and removed from said street on or before the First day of September, 1869. Persons owning or occupying property on said Cavin street, who have awnings or posts in front of the property owned or occupied bythem, shall, by the time mentioned above, take down and remove such awnings or posts, constructed contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, and if said owners or occupants of the above named ﬁrmrty on said Cavin street fail to comply wit! provisions c%thim ordinance, then the Marshall ot said town shall forthwith proceed to take down and remove such awnings or posts, at the expense of the parties owning or occupying said premises. This ordinance to be in force from and! after its guugc and publication. Passed July 30th, 1869, ; C. G. VAIL, resident, E. D. MiLusr, - Clerk, | . Ligonier, Ind., August 11th, 1869.-3 t. : —-———————-——'.——3'—!——-——-—_——-I——!—— ‘ . SHERIFF'S SALE. : - By virtue of'a Vendi Exzponas, issued b‘,x the Clerk of the Allen Circuit Court, directed and delivered to me by said Clerk, I will expose tosale at public suction, at the door of the Court House, in the Town of Albion; Noble eounty, Indians, on the :

14th day of September, 1869, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. ~ and-4 o’clock, P. u., of said day, the rents and prefits for a term of time not exceediug seven years of the following described Real Estate, to wit: The south-west quarter of section thirty-one [81]; the fractiona! west half of the scuth-east uarter of section thirty-one }Bl], all in fown2hip thirty-five [3s], north of range nine [9], east ; also the north-west quarter of section/six [6], township thirty-four [B4L, north of range nine [9] east ;' dlso the east half of lot No. one [l], and esst half of lot No. two [2], Block No, one (I], in Miller’s addition to the town of Ligonier ;- also lots Number seven [7], ei%ht ksfo and east half of lot- No. eleven [lll, ot 0. twelve [l2], Block three [B], in Miller’s addition to the-town of Liﬁon‘m'; lots Number seven (7], eight [B] and nine, P]‘jn Block Number four |4], in Miller’s addition to the town of Ligonier; also lots No. six [6 ‘k seven il eifhg [B], mine [ 92‘,“elevon [ll], thirteen 18], fourteen [l4] fifteen [lbg‘, sixteen |l6}, twenty-three 528 |, twenty-four [24], twe,nt{-&ﬁn [2s], twenty-six [26], twenty-seven ?”W wen-ty-eight [2B], and twenty-nine [29], in Wood’s addition to the fown of Li%onier; also fortyfour [44] feet south part of lot No. eight [B], in the original plat of Ligonier ; also lot No, nine [9], In the original plat of the town of Ligonier; also ten (10) feet off of north side of lot No. ten 10]. inthe original plat of the town of Ligos nier ; also the north-west corner of the nartheast quarter of section No, six (6], township thirty-four [34(, north of range No. nine (9] east, containing three fifty-nine hundredths (8 59-100) acres; also the undivided one-half of the south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section thirty-one [3l), township thirtyfive {35), north of range eigh (8) east, all 1n Noble county and Btate of Indians, and on failure of the same to sell for an amount sufficient to salisfly said vendi erponas, interest, and all costs accrued and to accrue thereon, I will then and there, and in like maoner, offer the same in fee simple. - Taken as the properti:of James Me¢Connell, at the suit of Joseph K. Edgerton.: L - .. MOSES KISER, w of Noble County. A. Zouvrars, Attorney for lu‘{tiﬂ‘. ‘ty“ Albion, Ind., August 23rd, 1869.-3 t, : - SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a oertified copy of a Decree, direeted to me from the Clerk’s Office of the{ Oourt of Common Pleas of Noble County, in a e ek, &oy o sot of Koontz | 18 an | C. Fordyce and Barbara’ Fo?dyee‘ are defendan niring me to make the sum of Six Hun » :1% Fifty-Six Dollars and Seventy-Six cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, August 28th, A. D. 1869 between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, ». it., of eaid day, at the door of the Conrt House of gaid Noble county, Indiana, the rents and pn}sgh a term not exceeding seven years, of the owing described Real l'a%ne, to-wit :— mﬁlnnmdg at u stake on the South side of the Ligonier an mon State road in the West part of the North-East quarter of Section numbérmmty'sng‘ven (G‘t).ht!?s')nﬂn thluy—t)!ve {B5), “Nd h- of nge e Elsg' one (1) chain and thirtyaeve%e.(ﬁ links %ast of t#,e gmn—al;am oot:narér a tract of land .by Aaron en to 0. G. -Vail, mdxmmgm seventy-fonr gmw ‘East; one (I)chain and 2 . hundredths g};ﬁﬂl, thence South ve (?&degrees, East .[9] chains mm 100} hundredths; themce North -one [7l] de%ue West; onetl]-chnnupdmz-om mm:hnndmdui' ‘the bank of the Eikhart river; thence North | -ﬂn[w]d%mn' Wm\elg}ll:i (8] and fifteen (15-100] hundredth chains to the ghoaofbem situated in the County of Nole, in the Indiana. il " If ench rents and profits will not sell for a suficlent sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, ilwﬂ!':uttMnmeﬂQOﬁﬁlm, ewsenu’ub--Ilic Sale_the foe-s ""&"-?“ ald Real Estate, or sp :}&nﬁtbm?‘fls ‘be sufficient to. discharge i Sam%wmbemﬁg withont any relief what‘ever ttomvﬂuﬂonmmiagng lawa, - Albion, fnd., Anmtm-‘—m. oiahviy

JACOBS & KELLER, KENDALLVILLE, Geda i, IND{ planly : £ | : Have just received ; ! A MAMMOTH STOCK, l ,‘v‘donsming of ; ‘ DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Hats& Caps, @ ~ BOOTS & SHOES, And a great many other Goods too numer mtto menyes MY, L 0 FIRST CLASS STORE! WA Sy BLOGH WA SRS Lower Prices - thanany other houso in Indisna. (Call and be Convinced | CASH PRICE | Wendghyile, May® JoB 700

- IMPORTANT NOTICE! SAVEMONEY AND TROUBLE. It bein to all parties that the undersignedwlﬂldxgv?gxthemeu;tﬂo bnainoasi?.lﬂuary, 1869, for tlie purpose o and collecting all onmndln%h:oemu due them ; and further that awlng‘t: e stringent on of monMq a 8 'podbl.’" o mhte.“l w: um% all without : ' iﬂ'&m&dv_ to mm to liquidate the same a 8 800 n a 8 possible from their mtﬂt'aop. Those parties especially, who have ‘and make an immediate scttlement without farther trouble and expense, i g STRAUS BROTHERS. Lfgonier, July 31, 1869.-tf. & : $2 O PER D & Y—Agents wanted everywhere. P'umplo for two stamps. Address * BA ES;HAIKBS & CO., Cleveland, O. ? AGENTS WANTED FOR THE BESTBOOK OF THE PERIOD ~ WOMEN OF NEW YORK ; Or, The Under World of the Great City. The most -mmng revelation of modern times. New York Society Unmasked. ‘The Aristocracy,’ ‘Women of Pleasure,’ ‘Married"Women,” and all classes thoroughly ventilated. 50 Illustrations.— Address atonee %NGWYOI&BOOkOO.. 16-8 w 145 Nassau St., New York.

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RELIABLE AND NEW! Grover& Baker's Sewing Machines ot b e oe e e e ner. The! se the twole: sti cheen?‘l.:l in gmorn{ use. We sell a machine a !all size large and from five to fifteen dollars ches m than any other agency. All machines warrer for three {ears, delivered and taught free of chai ze. We also have the I!i?roved Wheeler & Wilsor or El‘l;i‘})tic Lock Stich Machine. > : e have the machine for the household use, dress making, tailoring, carria%e trimming, quilting saddles or any branch of industry down to the neatest emproidery. ) Agsency _Room for Noble, La%mnge, DeKalb And Steuben counties— over Dunning & Son’s Grocery store, Ligonier, Ind. . Aug., 19th — ]

SUMMBR STOCK Just ro;;eivoq, is full of all the Latest Styles in ‘ C°LO-rl4filNG, CASSIMERES, Hats Caps. = ; . Shirts, Neekties, e 60LLAns, &e., &é.r ¢ Wcmt:ke.the >. _ : _ Velocipede Collar and Neek-Tie n“épeclality.:y . : i'; R Qur Merchant Tailoring . ﬂEPARTMIE‘EﬁT ‘V,“cank"‘tibe beat.” Rememberthe firm. T Ve R SRR ILOWEOD, ?’ mgomq, Ind., f",l“?ll& 1809, s .

REMOVAL! :The Place to Buy Your Grooeries & Provisions, ‘ ;uA"r mn,iﬂu or J. Decker, Ip ‘Miers' Block o;nl C'avin stteet; : Ligonier: Indiana. P 1 .'...r.."..' e o e R COFPEES, = “FLOUR, . TRER, . OMBAR Lo L BUGKRREY v PIEH, T Sl PEYRUPR. . A - andall othor articles in his line of business.

. THEPEOPLE’S VOICE SAYS: “LET US HAVE PEACE” and “PEACE PRICES. S, MEXER & CO. “WE WILLiSELL YOU GOODS AT PEACE el g B S This well knqwn.csmhlinhmcnt has jast hrm{xghtrto this town ﬁ\:c" - % ' CHEAPEST.- AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS l ,; Alf-pumwgdéflﬁg the m?ﬁﬁﬁgﬁeﬁémmsgﬁg PRICES. Call and e‘xamiuof ‘ .. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

- & A LARGE ANSORTMENT o .. o DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRA- ' ' . BLEsrYLEY ' At | St a‘sr'hntmn‘;ﬂi‘l)‘b‘n or i ‘ , TN T v STETENTO MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ~ " HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, S( = e Of groat variety and of the best manllfuctnrp;' S . ‘ Carpel d QOilcloths arpels ane elcliolns, 9 _ ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS: g e { Queensware & Glassware, ; 3 "l‘hé_jhest and most extensive Stock found in this town. A fall line of : | Notions, G s o Baskets, - e e ~ Groceries, ' And other articles too numerons to mention. Bgt , g "IN THEIR : 55 f ‘. . S g 3 Merchant Tailoring Department, They have n Large and Coinplete Stock of CLOANES and i CANSSIMERES, and CLOTHING for Men and Boys : are made to order in the Eest Style and -7 - ; s . at the Lowest Rates. : 24 R W™ No cha eto; showing ;)ur Goods. Call and examine our stock, aﬁd ou will 4’{““ that if crm-. not be beat, e,lmersin price or quality, by any esmblishmem in Northern Indﬁmn. ; 5 8~ ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS constantly on hand, and especial inducements offered to those who wish to trade Wool for Goods, at ag low a rate as any factory in the country. = ey 2 HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, and all other Gmins, Beeds, Wool, Hides, Pelts, and all kinds of marketable produge, by : ety i ' | - S MIER & CO. Ligonier,lnd., April 26, 1969. : : At their Store ift their Brick Block.,

LIV €2 XEX X €CO., < g AT THE POPULAR | CITY CLOTHING HOUSE! b AND i2o bl Merchant Taiolring Estabishment, IN KENDALLVILLE INDIANA. - Have just received a large stock of : Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, - .Of all styles and qualitics. In their R Merchant Tailoring Department they havea large Lo Leeenseomplete stoleof 0 | Tt Cloths, Coatings, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Vestings & Piece Goods, for Men’s and Boys’ wear. ‘ - AtPrices within the reachof Wit % THEY SELL BY THE YARD QR MAKE TO ORDER Clothing of every Deseription and\Wail'rant- Satisfaction, = Giive them a call before you bu,y! North-East Corner of Main and William Stregts, Kendallville January 27,1868, . . . .. > ' ENGEL - & CO.

X v# : } i DRUG STORE! = | ' * @OOD NEWS p TO THE AFFLICTED!! ‘Having prchased the stock of Drags, Medicines -&c., o%‘.‘)[». 0. Am:la,ogt L(l)gm:l‘::%?'lnd. w":cn::é daily receiving additiods thereto in the lino of ; , : PURE DRUGS, ' MEDICINES \ % ' v 53 WINES and LIQUO WINES and LIQUORS, " f K’H A, 'y‘y),;“,,‘_ ‘ i e ALL STANDARD i - 3 G 3 . Patent Medicines: g S Gt Lot PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ot fm eTRNTR gy IRI R e " Dye Stuffs, bhomﬂraae ceries, . ogWA G oiks % o Wall and Window Paper, SR e T T . We ask a share of Public Patronage, ot es e S ? b N X iy ,4 . !~.‘_(:._¢;,ﬁy ~ :«Nu:lt;,“n:igﬁ | igonter, Jndiens, May b %ﬁ Seat Eefß MR aLne s et nil g Sttt o B ST TREE I "

. ‘b\ o e N 4 A\ \\\ S SRS j! l i N i i s »7 A\:- é |l P T At Tt = $ ' l N TR =:E‘\-“i!l‘ i B (‘v N =3 IS - _ Messrs. THOMAS & MAST, of Springfield, Ohto the colebrated manufacturers of Grain Drills, ari putting into market this season, Drills so muck more simple; and; in all respoots;so much superiol to any thing ever before offerred to the farmers, ‘that no -one should purchase @ Drill until “hy examines these,” S 3 %, Wherever theso noéw Drills have appearad, farmes are wanting to sell their old Drills at a greatguct] fice in order to become the owner of one of the Hov Buckeyes. - s N i A + Thero are no other Drills like them, and they are on 81l sides pronounced the perfection of Drills, Don't fail to call, and" sec them betore yoy purchase, for if you do not, you will regretit. = Forsaleby : St aat T KIESTER & CHAPMAN, L LIGONIER, IND. e : R i i m 3 i ", t _0:: F e ] 3 BAKER Y! 1 have made an addition to my Restanrastofa ‘Bakery, and will be.able Ahom&o' T 40 - y the public With gaod 0 o oy e Bread, Cakes, Pies, And anything nagnrmfa o firsteclass Tam now rocevi mmwﬁ 3 Hu ~n “)_:_‘{ 7 X L J".A..;,‘qx "“ /- T Clget x e vy ‘M Ty MArEeL, - . - . or U e B R e L L N e e oo e s o T lied fm Iy i A g PR Ao by g o MQ;‘““Q ekt T "4315.-;‘ 104 .‘Aw [ ”3.?.' "' | Ligos "f”’""‘“@ adodm. ' B D. MILLER. L S S iy e DR B SRR e A

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