The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 19, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 September 1870 — Page 3

Hlationn]l Banner, 'LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. RRS TR PARTICULAR NOTICE. Ay the editor will be absent the greater portion of the time during the present campaign, it is requested that all letters referring to the business of the office be addressed to the NaTioNAL BanNER; and that letters of a personal ‘nature be addressed to J. B. SroLL. ; : Agents for the Bamner. The following named persons are authorized to receive-subscriptions for the BANNER: ~ Goshen and vicinity—Jolin Rohrig. : Albion and vicinity—~Jackson D. Black. Avilla pud vicinity—Baum, Walter & Co. Wolf Lake and vicinity—Samuel Beall. Kendallville—T. L. Graves, and C. W, Isbel].

I Pablic Spealing. o Gen. Milo S.-Hascall, the independent republican candidate for Congress, will address the people ¢f Ligbnier and vicinity, in. Kaon'’s Hall, on the evening of Tucsday, September 13th. A cordial invitation is éxtended to al® who are in favor of retreachment and reform, to come and hear the General give his views on the current issues of the day. 7 - _“The names of the Democratic Central ('ommittee were unintentionally omitted from the published proceedings of the Convyention, in last week’s paper. They appest in another part of this issue.” - —Our office was favored with the presence of Mr. J. D). Osborn, of Goshen, last Friday. Mr. Osborn is a gentleman of ability, and one of the leading Democrats of Elkhart county. ! —The Mite Society of the M. E. Church will meet on Wednesday evening next, September 14th, at the residence of Mr. E. Reeve. All are cordially invited to attand, B 0 —The County Commissioners are now in session at Albion,, ; ; ~ —-Or. Sunday night last, while services wete being held in the Methodist Church, some boys were scuffling near the building; and James Hutchinson, who was _wrestling with Fred. Kecasey, was thrown against the ground with such force thatone of the bones of his leg was -broken near the ankle. . L ~-The new bridge will be completed to-day, and will be inspected by the Commissioners to-morrow. —-Sickness, in this locality, is abating. . —Will the proper authorities please notice the dilapidated condition of the bridge at the foot of Albany strect? It is dangerous for horses to cross, .—Penches are being brought in from the country in large quantities The pricé ranges from $l.OO to $1.50 per hushel. :

~-Adam Fulk, an, old and highly respectable citizen of this county, died at his residence, in-Green twp., on Tuesday, * August 23d, aged onc hundred and five years. : —-J. N., the philosopher, is canvassing for the sale of his life, written by his brother. . One who has read it says, never since that affair between Cain and Abel . has there been so atrocious an attempt of & man upon the life of a brother. -One hundred barrels of flour just re“ceived by Wmn. Crow, at Kendallville. | ~-The corps (cores) of the Prussian army are a great distance from the Rhine (rind.) ; + It will be remembered that the great European Circuis will | visit this place on Monday next. ; : { a——"l‘hc brick work for the new’ hotel is going up rapidly. ; -»QWQ bear from different portions of the ‘county that preparations are being made by the farmers to attend the County Fair. s . f Tt is now a good season for some benevolent or christian society 'to hold a peach festival. —Use Pain Annihilator ; it is X L ent. . For sale at Eldred’s. . 18-tf. . —We are under obligations to Mr. C. . W. Kinzie, for a good muskmellon ;. also " to Mrs. E. Smiley for a mellon twenty-two inches in length. ! » —There is talk that Mr. Sweet, of the Elkhart Union, i 3 to resurrect the La Grange Democrat. . —Tolerton Bro’s. ‘Pain Annihilator cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &. Warranted by C. Eldred, Ligonicr. 18-tf —The old settlers’ re-union is;to he held on Tuesday, Sept. 16th, in thisiplace. /It is understood that the person who - occupies the chair of the Vice President of the United States, when not engaged in making stump speeches, will speak in Ligonieron the evening of Saturday, September 24th, : : ~For Earache and Headache, Pain Annibil#tor can’t be beat. Call at Eldred’s Drug Store and obtain a bottle, 18-tf’ . —A. O. Miller's comic dramatic troupe is in this section of the country, and our * town may look for avisit from it soon. . —An exchange acknowledges the re - ceipt “of & complimentary ticket to the - Posey County Fair. Hoop poles and pumpkins will probably be the principal articles exhibited. | —We regret to learn from the Middleburg, Pa., papers that Mr.T. J. Smith, who was formerly connected with this pager, is confined to his room by sickness. - —The Warsaw Union says: “Ellison-'Moon-Iddings, form the happy trio on ~ whom Billy Williams rests his hope.” . . —The “Magic,” “Beethoven,” “Fritz,” ~“‘Specie,” “Bismark,” and other new style hats just received at Engle &'Co.’s, in Kendallville. - b A * . —Bince the birth of the “young discisple of Faust,” a notice of which we published last week, we learn that quite a number of young females, and somé young . men too, of this place, have visited the babe for the ostensible purpose of kissing it and making a wish, ‘What does this - mean, will some of our young friends explain? Blasted hopes, we suppose. - ~ _The largest and finest assortment of Foreign and American benver, cassimeres, and vestings ever exhibited in Noble co., to be seen at Engle & Co.'s, in KendallLol i e ik R . ~/fhe Columbia City. Post announces that “Capt.. Braden’s Bottom” has made its appearance in that city. . How is that, U CnpONB A R b eo Do vy ~—All the new styles of Gent's bows, cravats and ties just received at Engle & Co's popular clothing house, in KendallWi L e

- THE last week’s issue ‘of the Kendallville Standard makes mention that a ‘paragraph is going the rounds of the papers ! that an old settlers’ meeting will be held at Ligonier, on the 18th of September, and . asks by what authority? For the information of all interested we will.say that the day appointed for the meeting is the 16tk day of September, and that the authority is Gideon Schlotterback, presi dent, and Jas. C. Stewart, secretary, officers of a meeting of old settlers held at ‘Ligonier, on June 11th. It is earnestly _hoped that the papers of Noble, Steuben, DeKalb, Elkbart, LaGrange, and Whitley counties will give it a conspicuous notice. r : : T e Orp SeETTLERS MEETING.—AIII persons, and especially all old settlers, arc requested to bear in mind that Friday September 16th is the day appointed for a grand re-union of all old settlers of Noble, Steuben, DeKalb, Whitley, Elkhart, and LaGrange counties. A grand basket din ner will be preparcd, after which interesting reminisconces of the old time will be the order of exercises. All are cordially invited to be present and participate.— The papers of the above named. counties are requested to again give notice. " ————r— Tur Kendallville Standard says that a little girl, six years of age, daughter of Mr. Phelps, of that eity, was burned to death on Friday, August 26th. She and her little brother were at home alone, and: in imitation of her mother, started a fire in the stove with kerosene, but left the- - sitting on the stove. It soon became heated and burst, scattering the oil over the little girl, which immediately ignited and burned her so severely before assistance was rendered, that she dicd in two or three hours. it \ - ee —— ; Tue LaGrange Standard and other radical papers, in order to reconcile their po - litical followers to the high tariff policy’ of Billy Williams, labor to show that his sentiments are nearly in accord with tlic resolutions on that subject adopted by the _Eindallvi'llc convention. If these papers can make the people believe that Williams endorses the democratic policy of a revenue tariff, it will be the only inducement they could hold out for true western men to support him.

EvERY SATURDAY for Scptember 10 is the handsomest Illustrated papers ever issued.” It contains European War Pictures, fine portraits.of Mademoiselle Sessi and Geo. W Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger; a beautitul art pictufe. I*s Literary contents comprise able and very interesting Editorials, a full summary of home and foreign news, and other fresh and reliable articles. Altogether, it.is a remar{kabl{e-number of this first-class family Tltustrated Weekly. 4 i ———l ¢ P BASE BALL. — Five of the “ Novelty ” base ball club, witk three substitutes went to Albion, yesterday, to play the first game of a series with the A!lbi()n club. The “Noveltys” played with eight men. The following is:a score of the z INNINGS 3 : 12 34 8.8 1,8 9. Alblon. ... .03 0.8 0,10, 0,713, 443, N0vé1tg..i....0, 8 ¥ 576 B 4 92 1-30. The regulations require that the return game be played within fifteen days, on the grounds of the Ligonier club. ——— i —— THE publication of the Auburn Times has been suspended, and the subscription list has been purchased by J. A. Barnes, the able editor of the Waterloo Air Line. Both of these papers were democratic in principle, and were published in the same county. In order to meet the demands of the Democracy of DeKalb county fora first class journal, the consolidation above mentioned was made, and the Aér Line will be mailed to subscribers of the Zimes. ebl P P ! BITTEN BY A RATTLESNAKE. — A daughter of Solomon Miller, about ten years of age, was bitten in the ankle by a a rattlesnake, while walking.in the dooryard, a few days since. Whisky was im. mediately administered inlarge quantities, and whisky and salt ‘applied to the wound. The child suffered very little from the wound, and is now entirely recovered from the effects of the bite. = *

THe success of advertising depends to a very great degree upon the skill of the advertiser in presenting the subject in such style and space as cannot fail to attract attention, which is the first object to be attained, but 1t depends in & much greater degree upon the selection of the best medium toaeach those whom it is desired to influence. Our paper is one of the best mediums. L s o GEN, HAscALL in his speeches says that he wishes no man to do violence to his feelings by voting for him, and that he leaves both Republicans and Democrats to act as they are inclined—to support him, or cast their votes for a knave because ho bas been proved as such beyond cavil. e Tar Wabash Democrat: is the title of a new democratic eight-column paper recently started at Wabash, in this State.— It is ably edited by Mr. 8. 8. Baker, and presents a good appearance. e e — : THE annual meeting of the Disciples of Noble county will be held at the church in Ligonier, on Friday next, at 2 o'clock. Rev.L; L. Carpenter will be the principsl speaker. > : —————— Tae following compliment to one of the citizens of this county, 1s paid by the LaGrange Standard.:. . . . . . e . o the oiek, St showt 1 somotn of the District, | should the conserva--tive Bm::‘tc make & MWM Conﬁmz ‘%ﬁﬁake _would be Samuel E..Alyord, ofNoble county, who ig report. ed to.be something of a gentleman, and a man of ability besides.” = . " ApVERTISE,— Don't’ fail to éxpend as much money for advertising as you do for rent, and it will return four-fold.— Bpasmodic advertising does som¢ good, but regular, persistent, thoughtfual advertising ‘xs‘:ﬂ%m ﬂ %:? : “Titr Empire & peace.” Wm. Ofow is now disposed to sell off all the goods he can, so as to buy largely, during the reaction in the esstern morket. . . Prussiang and all others will do well to purchase their drgs of Moore & Tharp. None but genuine articles of medicine . UniLess you wish a premature death ot LR iR o wmwmmxz’pmm MvE s ‘nﬁuﬂ&& rmless as a dmﬁ’gist ‘will tell you. Bee advertisement. 19 -2t

i 't The Demeoerncy of Ohio. g . The Ohio Democracy are making prearations for a brilliant canvass for the approaching fall election. The papers in that State are full ot confidence, and they have good’ reaspn for entertaining high hopes. The nominations for Congress thus far embrace men of the %decided talent, and in many cases men who have heretofore achieved a wide reputation.— The Ohio Statesman says that General Denver will redeem the Sixth District from Radieal ism, as wiil Lewis D. Campbell the Third, McKiuncy the Fourth, Jewett the Seventh, Hubbell the Eighth, and Critchficld “the Fourteenth, and, if we mistake not, Cartwright the Fifteenth. In the Fifth District Lamison will in“-‘ crease the majority of Mungen (4,846), great as it was two years since. Dic}{cn son, in the Ninth, will fully sustan his majority of 1,645, which he received over Gibson. Van Trump in the Twelfth, will beat his old” majority, which two years since, was 4,913, while Morgan, in the Thirteenth, will increase Lis. majority to nearly three thousand. It was 1,634 two years ago. < o The excellence of the nominations—the dctef;mination of the people to introduce reform and lessen taxation, and to punish thé men whose disregard of the people prompted them to donate to railroad directors the lands of the people, will ena. ble the Democracy to send a decided ma jority of honest men from Ohio fo Congress. o , :

A Nonrr BENEFACTION.—Thé Trustees of the Louisville Medical College, (Louisville, Ky.) have created ond of the most liberal and noble benefactions ever conferred Ly a publie institution upon any people. The trustecs of this college havéinstituted one Beneficiary Scholarship for -each Congressional District in the Southern and surrounding States, By this means very many poor but deserving young men will be enabled to obtain a thorough mediecal eduestion. Axfy young man wishing to take advantagd of this Benefaction-has only to write to the Representative of the Congressional. | District in which he resides, or to the President of the Medical Socicty of his State, or to Dr. E. 8. Gaillard, Dean of the . Faculty of the Louisville Medical Céllege, Louisville, Ky., when be will receiye full information of all that is nccc/ésun‘y for him to do to secure one of these Scholarships.— With proper and welcome delicacy the names of those who have secured the Ben’ ficiary- Scholarships will be known only to the Dean of the Faculty. It is unnce essary to commend those. who have established these noble Bencficiary Scholarships. Their act svill bring them commendations wherever it is known.

We regret to learn that James C. Stewart, Esq., received and accepted a nomina tion from the Démocratic Convention at Albion, on Saturday last, for the office of County Auditor. Mr. S. has always been a sound and reliable Republican.— He has at different times been a candidate before Republican Conventions for a position on the county ticket,,but was crowded off to give place to thi?"soldier clement. IHe was a candidate for Auditor before “the Republican Convention and failed ; then in one week after,. became the nominee of the Democratic party for the same office. This is simply a trick of the enemy to destroy a respectable and useful Republican, and to distract and destroy the Republican party in Noble county. We: are truly sorry that so good a man as 'Squire Stewart should be caught in such a trap.— Kendallville Standard. ; :

"'When it is known that before ‘the day of the Convention, Mr. Stewart had determined to forsake the court-house clique and support the nominees of the Demo: cratic County poxlvcntion, the above re-

marks in lgelntiéu to his nomination being a “trick of the enemy,” fall to the ground without effect. :

TuE subscribers beg leave to announce to the patrons of Hours at HHome, and the general public, that they will issue early in October, for November, the first number of *SerißNEß's MonNTHLY,” an illastrated magazine for the people, in the place of the old magazine. The change of purpose and plan has been made i@) meet & popular demand, and is:8o great a change that it has been ‘deemed advisable to drop the old and familiar title, cven though it‘has been associated with recognized excellence and popular success. The subscription price of the Magazine will be $3.00 a year,'or 25" cts. a number, ‘Address, SCRIBNER & CO., 654 Broadway, (8d floor), New York. ! o

Should there be no Democratic paper established in this place, during the present campaign, we trust both wings of that party will feelatliberty to avail themselves of such favors as it may ‘be in our power to confer upon them in the way of making local appointments for speaking, &c,, &e. -We do not understand that our principles, or the interest of our party, demand churlish-‘conduct on"our part in such matters. If there was more real principle exhibited by political parties, and less selfishness, it would be better for the people and of advantage to the eoun: try.— Lagrange -‘Standard. : i

The Noble county agricultural Fair will be held at Ligonier, on Wednesday, Thursday and. Friday, September 21st, 22d and 23d. “One thousand ‘ddllars in premiums are to be. awarded to the farmer, manufacturer, mechanic, horticulturist, florist and gardner. All entries to be free. That is a good thing for those who have no money, and wish -to make an entry of any article. The whole sheet posters for the society were dome at the Banner office, and are a credit to qua.parties concerned.— Goshen Democf'at.

“The editress was son struck last Tuesday morning at twenty minutes past two o'clock. She received an invitation the day before to attend a meetil% for the ur i ing arrangements ta entergablp'tgg" Qm‘l%?mm %oluifteefs.* To atone for her absence from the meeting she will furnish two “honorably discharged” ‘soldiers to fakd part'in thi festivities on the 30th.—South Bend Union. i

———esers®s alnld . On the outside of this gaper we publish an article from the Ligonier Banner, giving Mr. Stoll’s reason for attaching himself to. the fortunes of General Hascall. As the Democratic party have no organ in this County we shall seek to give both wings of the organization a fair hearing through 'the mﬁxaufnitoﬂhaﬁtandai-dgg Lagrange Standard, , S

WaNTED.—An active, wide-awake bqay or girl “in"every neighborhood’ i* the United States to work for us. - Good pay in cash. Work can be done at leisure hours. Write for particulars to John ; . v Tre sudd’én”tetmmgtionj of the European war will undoubtedly have the effect of loering tho prices of (grovetied at Decker’s, a 8 he has so large'a supply on band, purcbased in anticipation of a rise in the market, f :

The Demoeracy of New England and the High Tariff. ;

~The democracy of New En land, although located within the circFe of influence of the great mill owners and manufacturers,do' not hesitate to denounce the robbery of the people in the shape of a high protective tariff. At the democratic convention in Maine they adopted, among others, these resolutions : ey * “Resolved, That the tariff for protection is mainly for the benefit of the wealthy and the monopolists ; that free trade is the right of the people. : o “Resolved, That we invite the thoughtful consideration of ‘tlie people of Maine, ‘with whom ship-building and freighting have heretofore ‘been successful pursuits, to the fact that 'the seaboard of Maine languishes' and daily “grows poorer, because of vexations and the refusal of the Republican Administration to afford adequate legislation.” I 2 ; 2 e . 825.00 Reward. It having come to our kuowledge that anferior grades of Satinet, Jeans, Flannels,. &e., are disposed of under the pretence of being our manufacture, we, on and after this: date, offer the ;ﬂmve reward to any person, who can -furnish ue satisfactory evidence of the deception. We still continue to manufacture our remowned’ Satinets, Jeans, 'Flannels,” Blankets, &c., of the best material, and have givén Sol. Mier exclusive control in the Ligonier market, where our patrons can constantly find a complete assortment at factory prices. - J. C. GEISENDORFF & Co, Rome City, June 20th, 1870.% | .} — .‘U-*'-___—‘“;“ - W} IIN regatd to the suggestion of the BawNER in relation to the ccnsn‘liduti}ou of the two Kendallville papers, the Standard says : S

. “We fully coincide with the views expressed by the Banner .in regard to-the manner of conducting a public journal, and during an experience of twelve years, have been drawn into a personal controversy with our contemporaries in but two or thrde instances. “'We shall endeavor to treat ®ur cotemporaries with due courtesy and respect at all times, and no one desires to promote the interest of journal ism, mote .han ourself.” i Geo, C. Glatte’s rule has always been “not to be undersold.” Te avers that he is sclling goods under that rule now and will continue tordo so. Therefore, when you want goods at low prices call at his store in Kendallville. _——.—..—»s-——‘-*f— '-~~~'——~— r o The sickly season' still continues, and those wanting medicines will find, at all times, pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines, fine Wines and Liquors, at the City Drug Store kept by C. Eldred, ———— e e My FRrIEND, stop that terrible cough if you would avoid a consumptive’s grave. This you can dd by using Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.— For curing ail throat, bronchial and lang diseases it has never been equaled. ' Pimples on tlic face, Truptions, Blotches and ell Scrofulous diseases are cured by this wonderful and most valuable medicine.— Sold by Moore & Tharp, in Ligonier; and druggists generally. Beware of Counterfeits. Observe that Dr. Pierce’s private Government. Revenue Stamp is on each bottle. : [ Examine Canfield and Emety’s Ladies and Misses’ Gaiters before purchasing.— This stock comprises all the latest styles and are of the most substantial fimish.

—When you buy clothing you should first call on Kngle & Co,, in Kendallville, and examine their immense stock, and the low prices they sell at. . 19-2 t. - s a— WANTED — One thousand bushels. of Flax Seed, for which we .will pay the highest market price. = - Z 16t3 . * SrrAUS & MEAGHER. A NEW stock of boots and ‘shoes just unpacked at Shinke's, and which will be sold at the most reasonable prices. Call and see; ; 7 : — e DR. GANTS is now prepared to insert artificial teeth in a superior manner. — Pain Annihilator is warranted to cure Quinsy and Croup. For sale at C. Eldred’s. : SlB-tf. , - B—— | Dr. Gants inscrts artificial teeth at‘ lower rates, for cash, than any other dentist in Northern Indiana. r E LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 1 05 1C0rn,............ - 65 Wheat—Red,..... 100 [BeesWax,....... 30 OAls,. LLI S Bater T Potatoes, ........ 60 lLard. 18 Flax 5eed,....... 190 /|Roga li =0 g 8 W001,.........40 t0:42 [Feathers..... ... 190 | KENDALLVILLE MARKET (Corrected Weekly by . Jacobs & Keller.) Wheat—whiye, e 10D ICOrR o L ey vBO Wheat—red({..... 100 Bees’Wax,....... 30 | 0at5,............. 30 |8ub1er,........;.c .20 P0tat0e5,......... 60 {Hgwls. ..o eg, Flax 5eed,......,. 190 "1]!gg5,............ 15( Wool .........35t0 42 |Feathers,........ 90

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS. The following persons have paid their subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER ‘during the past 2 week?t. The figures opposite each name indicate the Vol. dnd No. to which payment is made : Vol. Na. J. 8. Chrisman, Millersburg,....s .. 42 Gabriel Leming, Lig0nier,......5 .. 29 Frank Cadwell, Minnesota,.. ....5 .. 80 William Guffey, Pennslvania,....s .. 31 J.D. Hall, Cornpng o 27 =5 7" 89 J. Ouderkirk, Elkhart,.,... . 48 .. 15 Jacob Rider, Wi1m0t,..........5".. 52 ‘Henry Funk, Neble C. H.,......5 .. 52 Peter McMeans, Wolf Lake,....5 .. 41 J. W. Musser, Wawaka,........6 .. 15 E. H. Sherman, Kendallville,....6 .. 18 J. J. Rimmel, o G oy H. H. ‘Wheeler, Avi11a,........5 .. 52 ‘Jessse Engel, Bonaio b B Bzght Engal, - | % il bB2 Ben). Morel . %o oiin o B 0 8. C. Barhan, A1bi0n,..........6 .. 18 Seth Gilchmist, * .. ... .. ‘B ./ 40 801-Diteitehin,. * . ... .8 0 .18 Jesse Simmons, “ ..........5 ,» 30 James. BRinner; .l 0o 8 1B James W, Sweet, 8rimfie1d,.....6 .. 15 R. C. Carey, B cevs @ 10588 Henry Yeiser, Li5b0n,.,........6 .. 18 Hugh Boyle, G05hen,..........5 .. 36 1 Habegstiely ¢ == o 8 ¥ 18

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under the sole control of Mr, Pierce, the English lion King, which will be borne unch‘aineﬁ. loose, and untrammelled through the streets, lying untied at the feet of his keeper, and surrounded by the group of females. This magnificent picture stands out as the very acme of all that managerial ente‘r?‘risos has yet accomplished. Other beautiful features ‘of the dazzling streeét pageant will be found in the gorgeous mamoth GLOBE CHARIOT! Bearing upon its varions platforms a number of living groups, the whole surmounted by an immense Globe, representing the Chariot of Titania, the Queen of ' the Faries! drawn by a team of | little. Atomies, in the form of 16 Shetland: Ponies — Equestrian troop! composed of over 100 male ‘and female Artists. the acknowl‘edged star riders of ; England and France ~'Foremost among whom'are | Mr FRANK PASTOR, The champion somersault Equestrian: . La JEUNE BURT, | * Thelutrepid Hurdle Rider. | ~:DON MARQUEISE. 3 the daring Indian character ridg - FRANKLIN & LAZELLE. Trapezists, Comiques, and Gym-. nasts. . . ‘ Mr. ROBT. JOHUNSON, = . The acknowledged par excellence ! Somersaultists, - ! -

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