The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 26, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 October 1872 — Page 3

Hational (@@nntr. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOCUS.

- —We expect to move into pur new office in course of ten days. | A —Read the announcements for public meetings in to day's issue. —J. Decker has been chogen s juror in the U. 8. District Court at Indianapolis. ' —Quite a number of stud¢nts from the rural districts are now attending school at this place. /< .. ‘ . —SBquire Green is justly proud, of the large vote by which he was|re-elected on the Bth inst,. . - A * —Common Pleas Court adjourned last Thursday. Circuit Court ¢ommences at “Albion next Monday. | . —Judge Tousley was- if town this morning, talking among ‘the faithfal adherents of radicalism. = | ‘ —Hi. Iddings has filed {he necessary ‘papérs in the Clerk’s.office for contesting the election of Representative Stanley. —A fight Igalready being ade against the continuance of Hiram Ifidings in'the Pension Office. Lively timgs are antieipated. ' : Lo —Let HiTddings push higcontest. The Liberals will . make it red ot for him. Many dark transactions wil be brought to light. - j . —The teachers and students of the public school in this place havie organized a lyceum, to meet on Wednesday evening of each week. o ! | —The Grant party having no longer’l use for that concern, the gublication® of} the Bourbon paper at Ft. Wiyne has been suspended. ' : —Gabricl Straus, ol the firm ot Mayer | & Straus, wbo has been ‘Yery low with typhoid fever for some weekis past, is now able to be out again, ’ i —The liberal party has npthing to fear| from a contest. Fraud is n__L their game. Their mission is to oppdsel hr;ese favorite practices of the Grant orgapization. . ~-There seems to be sothe doubt as to the time when Messrs. Ban p and Jackson will enter upon the dlscharge of their official duties as Justices of the Peace. | —lf Hi. Goodspeed bad teen successful s a candidate for Treasurer{ Jesse L. Dun“hing would have di_st_ribnte the mails for; thie demizens of our lively little burg: * —The publishers of the LLagrange Independent have sent us their |business card, which we take pleasure in pronouncing a most elegant specimen of job printing. —We believe it is fully|l2 years since a democratic Justice of the Peace has been elected'in Perry township.| Will Jeemes { be kind enough to make a gote of this? | , —lt is generally believed that Hi Iddings has undertaken thetas of contesting ‘Mr. Stanley's election for the purpose of exhibiting his zealous devotion to Morton, —The doubt as to the final result of the State election has at last been removed.. We are glad to have the thing decided at last, if it did go contrary to our expecta: tions. - 7 e | —We have heard of te' Democrats in Allen township who sold themselves outs. right to Hi. Iddings on the Bth of Octo ‘ ber. They voted the enfire republican ticket. . g W ~ —The musical voice of [the gory musquito is now no more in ¢ur midst, and the troublesome fly will goon leave us to enjoy our morning snm\%e without his kind attentions. . L ~ —Pumpkin time has cothe again. There is.an abundz;nce of this dé¢'icions fruit in the market this year and the city hash “factories are enabled to present the hungry with New England's greatest boast— - pumpkin pies. ‘|

—We have not succeeddd in gathering all the facts with regard t¢ the conduct of certain Democrats in York, Jefferson and Elkhbart, townships, at the § ecent election ; * hence a review of the same must be de- ~ ferred until a later period . + —Two Republicans of §parta township cast their votes for Dave Hough for Sheriff. Since the election, at least twen'y Republicans have assured| Dave that they were the particular individuals who gave him their votes. Funny,fisit not? —L.J. Dunning has obthined possession of the office of Trustee fpr Perry township. If he proves as efficient an officer as his predecessor, Mr, G| W. McConnell —which we have no;reasgn to doubt—his administration will prov entirely satis{actory. 1 - —Alex. Hardesty emphatically denies having voted the Mofeau-McConnell - Bourbon ticket at the regent election. He says his ballot wus purely and unadulter“atedly Democratic-Liberal. We cheer~fully make this correction) in justice to all concerned, - —Mr. Alex. Hardesty| having denied ~the charge of voting one of the Bourbon ~ tickiets.cast in this township, the question now arises: Who, besidps James McConnell and Henry Miller, vgted for Morton’s Y, famous side-door arrangement. Will he ' who did it step to the trpnt? ‘—Decidedly cool—A| miserable, low, . corrupt and rotten political mountebank, . hired by the Grant party, trying to infia. "ence 80 good a citizen and hounorable a gentlemen as Tiry Huber, of Washington township, to become a party to an infamous scheme for the prdlongation of rad- " ical misrule. . §aii

t Tenth Dlstrlct-f—omclul. - { Sayler. Long. Kosciveko...\ . ... /i gVi . 2758 2.915 Whitley ... ~ .c..i]..0. 1,484 1,828 ‘Huntington. ..., ..., Jee 002,207 2,040 coNohle e s 988 9.9 | Deßialbiiio, iO. ] 1888 1990 Steuben. ..o . ... 1. 1841 057 . LAGTaDEE. . i ivaiilias i) 854 1,016 EUEDSPE.: 0 i f ©+.3,000 2,891 Potales i | TR 15349 Sayler’s majority...,... 2,185 ——«o * Way~NE County, the home of Hon. Geo. "W. Julian,.gave for Prqei,dent in 1868 the - following vote: | o Grant...................-.....|..... ......‘......5,218 5aym0nr...........,......'..‘.................2. 79 Grant’s mij0rityf.'.:,...1......_...........2,639 At the last election it gave against Mr, Hendricks only 1,634 majority, Here isa . gBin of over 900 votes, Still the Grant press tells us there are no Liberal Repub“licans in Indiang, , i ‘li‘*f‘—--.0. . - : | Just at this season of the year, farmers and people of the neighboring towns will " find it to their advantage to go to Kens dalt%ﬂle and Jay in their supplies at Grdh,: - & High’s grocery and rovidon_ntore.‘:j;ﬁ ~ of the most complete |and fully stocked retail grocery stores to be found in Indiana—or in fact, anywhere, e

Cromwell COrm’oiae-ge} ' : CroMWELL, IND., October 21. DeAr Baxser:—The citizens of this vicinity were paaticipants of a rich feast on. last Wednesday evening. Mr. G. W, Hughbes has ‘been among vs for some weeks as a teacher of music, and at the concert on the evening aforesaid he showed how capable he was of taking raw material and making good singers of them in'an incredibly short space of time. Old and young' were there in concert, producing those harmonious, heavenly strains of music, such as not only soothes the savage breast, but begets a harmonious feeling in the hearts of all listeners. The scenic effect was good, the music was delighttul, yet we are sorry to say that Cromwell ‘boasts of some would be young men who are diligently cultivating a dawny moustache, and who so far forget the common civilities of life as to get drunk on almost —yes, on every occasion when they can get mean whisky or sour cider to drink, only to make fools of themselves at all gatherings and meetings of whatever description. They want an example very much. We are now trying to take up another school, and, no doubit, new laurels will crown the energy of Mr. Hughes. . ' NED.

For the very best oysters, call at Ben Barnhart'’s. A . X L ——— e —— : - Hawpateh Teachers’ Institute. According to previous arrangements, the members of the Institute held a special session in the schoolhouse of District No. 1, in Perry township, on Friday evering, the 18th inst., for the purpose of electing officers and completing a permanent organization, and of listening to a lecture, with illustrations, on Theory and Practice of Teaching, by .Prof. Hartzler, of Ohio. The Institute was called to order by the President, B. F. Boller. The Secretary’s report of the previous meeting was read and adopted, after which a number of names were added to the membership of the saciety. g A committee of three was appointed to make nomibations for officers, which committee reported the following, who were elected to fill the respective positions: For President, B. F. Boller ; Vice President, D. H. Wenger; Secretary, A.J. Yoder; Tieasurer, S. Hartzler, A. J. Yoder, Nellie Coutz and Simeon Lantz were appointed an Executive Com. mittee, - f o . An interesting course of instructions was given by .Prof. Hartzler. Mr. H. isa live teacher, and his lecture was highly entertaining and, we trust, will be produc tive of good results, S The executive committee then aunounc: ed a programme for the next meeting and the ipstitute adjourned, to meet again ob Saturday, November 10th, at 10 o’clock, Ao A..J. YODER, Secy.

Buy your oysters at Ben Barnhart’s. Cheap and delicious. . 2 e — The Stanley=-Livingstone Expedition. We notice in press of the Union Pib lishing Gompany; ot Chicago, a volume to he sold by subscription, which will, with out doubt, give the real facts of the New York Herald expedition to Africa in search of Dr. Livingstone, under.tbe com mand of Henry M. Stanley. This volume will produce as great a sensation:as Dr. ‘Livingstone'’s first volume, or the first pews in the Herald of the finding of Dr. Livingstone. We see it 18 intended to give an account of the Ancient Civiliza tion and Modern Situation of Africa, its many distinguished explorers, including their accounts of lion clephant and zebra hunting. Those who bave read Dr. Liv ingstonc’s work on the explorations of Atrica will, undoubtedly, be eager to see this, Many remember Gordon Cumming’s wonderful tales of bunting in South Afri—ea, We should judge from the advance sheets that this book would equal, if not excel, anything previously written on this subject. At least everything from tbis -most, ihteresting part of the globe will be read with interest. Books on these subjects are good, wholesome, instructive reading. Would that there were many more printed on the comparatively unknown parts of the world. _

Or all the oysters coming West, Ben Barnhart’s are the best. - . : ————e e " Meeting of the Lutheran Syhod. The members of the Northern Indiana Syunod met at Columbia City, on the 15th inst. There was a general attendance of the clerical and lay members. The brethren were all in good cheer, we had good weather, and a fine time in general. Thne following officers were elected for the Vprcsent year: For President, Rev. J. N. Barnett; Secretary, Rev. H. Wells; Treasurer, Rev. W. Waltman. : ~ Synod adjourned, on Sunday evening, ‘the 20th, to meet again at Camdon, Carroll county, on the first Tuesday in October, 1873, . . Rev. A. Leathers bas been recommended to this place or for the Salem pastorage. C.C. ———— b 5 S}UP‘ERB Baltimore Oysters, by the dish or can, at Ben Barnhart’s Restaurant. *

JETHRO ANDERSON, (barber,) says that a man whocan publish such a paper as Mr.Stoll’s, and then try to get colored men to vote for him, has more cheek than a govercment mule.— W. W. Skillen's Local. We beg to inform Mr. Skillen’s ebony~ colored chum ‘that ‘we intend to continue publishing just such a paper as suits us, and that it would be more becoming for an individual of his capacity to wait until he is asked to vote for us or any one on our ticket, before rushing into print with his valuable opinion. Mr. Skillen will confer a favor by reading and explaining this paragraph to his somewhat over-zeal-ous co-laborer and devoted crony.

' “P.P.P. P . Theabove are the initials of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Tasteless, Coated, Concentrated ;Root and Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious Granules-—the *“Little Giant” Cathartic, or multum in parvo Physic. They are scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet represent as much cathartic powder as a large repulsive pill, being a most searching and thorough yet gently. and kindly operating cathartic.— Pleasant to take, powerful to ‘cure. 26 cents per vial, by Druggists, 623 ————— : A r¥uLy line of school books and school material of all kinds, at Middleton’s P. O. Bookstore. e = *

Stray Mare Colt. Estrayed, from the premises of.the subscriber, one mile north of Wawaka, Noble county, Ind.; on Tuesday night, Oct. 15th; a black, two.year-old, mare colt, having a whith star in the face and a white spot on the nose, and is about sixteen hands high. A liberal reward will be paid for information of the whereabouts, or return ot #aid animal to = THOMAs SHAW, : : Wawaka, Indiana, S occona i s s 5 - $75,000 15y case ror sl.—We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement in another column of the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance to win a fortuge in a Public Legal Drawing, and at the same time help a noble and worthy institation,

THE GREAT CONTEST OF 1872! %::;*:Ei;"‘* \ "f}“{f"“"; ﬂ\,\ z ,fi";,:f =, | -=- = %»%I‘\%\;G ?ﬂl oR e L S S Greeley or Grant? LET US REASON TOGETHER!

J. B. STOLL Will address the people on the issues inyolved in the pending contest at the following named places: - Showalter’s School House, Eden township, LaGrange Co., Friday eve., October 25. Center School House, York township, Noble Co., Wednesday eve., Octqber 30. j Green Center, Noble county, Thursday eve., October 31. Center,School House, Jefferson township, Noble county, Friday eve, November 1. ‘ Benton, Elkhart county, Saturday afternoon, November 2. . Avilla, Noble county, for the townships of Allen and Swan, Monday evening, November 4. H. . Zimmerman and . B. Gerber Will address the people as follows: - Cromwell, Thursday evening, October 31. : Wawaka, Friday evehiﬁg, November 1. . Rider’s School House, Washington township, Saturday evening, November 2. ’ COL. WM. C. WILLIAMS Will address the citizens of Orange township, at ' ROME CITY, Monday evening, November 4. H. 6. ZoverMaN, Esq, will also be present. .

Public Speaking. Two or more of the following named gentlemen, viz.: ¢L. E. Goodwin, Dr. N. Teal, Thos. L. Graves, T. H. Stewart, Dr. A. S. Parker, and Carr Green, will speak at the following places: c A Center School House, Wayne township, Monday evening, October 28. : Rimmel’s School House, Orange township, Tuesday eve., Oct. 29. . Lisbon, Wednesday evening, Oct. 30. " ‘. ' - Milford, LaGrange county, Oct 8. ~ Mt. Pleasant School House, Friday eve., Nov. Ist.. Kendallville, Saturday eve., Nov. 2. :

PUBLIC MEETING ; S SHOWALTERS SCHOOL HOUSE ALL the citizens of Eden and adjoining townships are cordially invited to attend a public mectln% at Showalter’s. School House, in Eden township, LaGrange county, on : Friday Eve.,Oct. 25th,’72 J.B. STOL.L Will address the people on the issues of the day. Ir vou want the best nwe cure, g¢ t AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS, at Dr. Woodruff’s. ‘12w14 I Wt - THERE are many amoung us suffering from derangement of the Liver and Bowels, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevers, and diseases arising trom a torpid or impertect action of the Liver. To all such we would recommend the use ot “LiveEr STIMULANT AND CATHARTIC,” which is advertised in our columns. It has been used with wonderful success in sections where these diseases prevail, and we feel confident it will prove a blessing to many a household. As a medicine to be kept in the family, to be used in place of pills, it has no equal. - It is for sale by all cur druggists and ‘dealers in medicine.—Nashua Telegraph. , i 254 w,

We take AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS for ague. They are a sure curey, Only 50 cents. 10w8 —_—— I HAVE just opened the finest lot of Queensware and Glassware ever brought to this county, which you can buy cheap er than froor any other nouse in town. J. DECEER. e ) AusTiN’s ague drops warranted to cure ague by all druggists, for 50 cents. 14-12 w —— el P & 5 At H. Wakeman's you can buy Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Queensware and Glassware cheaper than at any bouse in the county. Goand see for yourselves. * ) ———— >—— BrsT, most durable and cheapest organ -made in the United States, for sale on favorable terms, at L. D. Middleton’s P, 1 0. Book Store. Call and see. . e — ' ChoiceGroceries,Provisions, Yankee Notions, &c The hlqhentcash price paid fer Conntrﬁ Produce. Mayl3,’6B-tf. : ' .SACK BRO’S. s ———etl & P i Ir you want a “nebby” suit of clothing made to order, or a coat, pants or vest cut and trimmed, call on Eogel & Co., Ken--dallville, Ind. Q& : * —_—— | . Tae Red Horse Powder cures all diseases of stock and poultry. Geta package at Eldred & Son’s. i = * A SUPERIOR QUALITY of Port Wine, for communion and medicinal purposes, at ‘Eldred & Son’s. o * Buy the Red Horse Powder at Eldred | & Son’s, ' : *

- SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS, “ Joseph Hall, Alhionm, ... ... .0 .. ... 1.i....8800 BoGßarßen - L 100 J.H Ward, eeaceiceiiicaiiaicieeeee DO J. L. Halferty, * ceriemseincsenentiacaen. 200 Joseph Smoker, Lig0nier,................... 200 C. C. Lisle, e ee SR 1Y 8. H. Kennel, S T SRR B H. P. Cooper, W e e Wm. Gage, M Leaa LT SOUR M ERmmitt, OWL el 100 Jobn Wilmng, - * il o 0 A, H. Memple, " PR bgie o L DO John Harper, 30 AL B C. E, Hongland, * s ‘Gideon Harper, 00l e 2 100 Stephen Emery, . % et Gl 010 Fred. Arndt, BY e Sol. Brumbaugh, o ekl T G. W. Leming, L, Sl S 800 John F. Mwer, Meriam, .. 0. oo By C. W. Kinsey, Bl 100 Jerome Kilgure, Wolf Lake,.............5... 40 Nicnolas Giack, “ e K eOO Albert Spangle, tie dica it e B John M.Ou, 8ent0n,......._ ... .. ........100 Johy Shock, Buyduon’gM;l]s'__.__,,..,_..,,.,l uvo Jacob Houiz, Cr0mwe11,..................... 100 Henry lat, Avills,. - o 0o oi, 100 Meury Veazy, -t 0000 00 e B 0 ars. Mary Kipperton, Illinois, ................ 10 A, Unumb1iu,nnmne1d,..,__,..,.,._._....... 200 Johu Soathworth, Green Centre,..........:. 200 Frank Hauel, mi1f0rd,,.............5 ._..... 50 o a-Mclasyre, Angola,. ... .. 0. 0.0, 50 Thomus Brown, Mi11er5burg,........:........ 200 J. M. Harrison, Cherubu5c0,................. 200 8. J. Clark, | s sRO Johs Kinsey, L S s T Henry M. Lorman, E1kbart,.................. 100 Dr. D. m. Marshall, Piercet0n,............... 200 Dr. sandmeyer, Columbia City,.............. 200 Krans & Bro., e Soo 10D Wm. Carr, " e e r aoy 00 C. B, Tulley, o Goo e 20D H. McLaliien, - S, 200 Theodore Reed, o i eil 0. J. Dempxy, “ . B e oSOO D. A. Quick, e it 200 d. E. boriang, -« e “ ey 2 00 Jereliurl.eock, o Wet 8D J. W. Muler, “« Wo N 0 0. F. Devanyt, s e 100 Charles Saunders, ¢ R 200 A. E. Hively, 4 e 203 George Templeton, ¢ Rl e 0001 0 Ruch & Brother, ¢ Mo 800 Adam Avey, ot S R 29(6 d i Baker, Warsaw,. ... oo ol T W.B Mashall, . .o n s JoW.Lonpg, Teesburg, .0. oLO 0 ..0100 }. T. Smith; Ga1ve5t0n,....... ..l .00 50 Dr.Coyle, Btna, 1. oo il Lo o 9200

< ‘To Consumptives. _ The adveruser, haviog been permanently cured of that dread disease Consumption by a sim ple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fetlow safferers the means of care. Toall who desire he.will send a copy of the prescription used free of charge, with the directions for pre paring and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron. hitis, &c Parties wishing the prescription will please nddress Rev. EDWARD A. WILBON, so3oy] 194, Penn. St., Williamsburg, N.Y.

ON MARRIAGE. Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSLES, whichinterfere with MARRIAGE—with sare means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and deb litated. Sent free, in sealsd eunvelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 8/ Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. = 6-13-1 y

T MARRIED: ; AAS s A R A S N Tuesday, October 22d, at Elkhart, b{l' the Rev. Mr. Roi'{se, Mr. HENRY M. LORMAN, to Miss ANNA HULL, both of Elkhart.s - I

LIGONIER MARKET REPORT.

HOOME L i 33 ’BeesWax,....... 30 Botiee .. -, 16 ‘Eard,............ 6 BOR. o 8. 20 lFeathers..... Lo B 0 |Live H0g5...375@4 00

Wheat—white,... 1 2 Wheat—Red,..... 1 34 e, ... i B P0tat0e5,........ . 50 Hlax 5eed,....c..'1.59 W001,.........50 to 65 Clover Seed...... 5 50

KENDALLVILLE MARKEY (Corrected every Tuesday by Willtam Groh.)

o ... 36 BeeaWax, ... ' 27 Bilter;. ... ... 16 e 6 Wgoßi a 0 20 |Feathers,........l 25 Tallow.. ... ... 08 1Hny........-...;.Js 00 |Chickens,Live... 08 ERye seiiaiioecl 5O gmol 12K

DRI T o g g e P e Ee e A et S D Wheat—white,... 1 37 Wheat—red......'l 35 0308 . s 98 P0tat0e5,......... 00 Flax Seed,... c..s 1950 Wool ...........55@60 Clover Seed....... 500 PaYk. o sl 300 Turkeys, Live,.... New Potatoes.... - 5h0u1der5........ - 08

(incinnati, Wabash & Mich. R. R. Time Table No. 8, taking effect on Monday, the 3 day of June, 1872: ! GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. GOING NORTH., Nou.2 N 0.4 . No.l No B 530pm1200m a.....Waba5h....17380am 200 pm 445 ** 1045 am .Nor. Manchester 815 ** 310 ** 420 * 1005 ¢ ....SllverLake....B4o ** 410 * 340 ** 905 ‘¢ ......War5aw,.....920 * 510 ¢ 390 ¢ 835 *° ~...Leesburg.....94o ** 540 * 800 ¢ 805 - ~....Milford: . ..1000 * 610 ** 238 * 7385 ¢ ....New Paris...lo2o ** 635 ** 2920 ¢ 715 ¢ ..dp.Goshen,ar..lo4o ** 700 * 215 ..ar Goshen, dp..1105 Ty ** ....-81khart,.:...1135 ¢ Trainsrun by Cleveland time. . . : . A, G. WERLS, Sup’t.

TRY THE NEW ROUTE, Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago R.R. THE Great Through Line to INDIANAPOLITS, Cincinoati, Nashville, Memphis, Louisville, Chattanooia, New Orleans, and all points in tke south. . Ask the ticket agect for tickets via - i PERU RALL ROAD. .On and after January 1, 1872, two daily Passenger Trains will leave LaPorte as follows, Sunday excepted; Day Express leaves LaPorteat 9 45 am, and arrive at Indianapolis at 5 15 p m. The Night Efxg)ress will leave LaPorte (Saturday excepted) at 11 50 p m, and arrive at Indianapolis at 7 25 a m. 3 . Woodruff’s New Improved PARLOR AND ROLUNDA SLEEPING COACHES, ‘Always on time. F. P. WADE, Gen’l Ticket Agent, Indianapolis. FT.WAYNE,MUNCEE & CINCINNATI RAILROAD The shortest and most direct route to Indianapolis. Close connection with trains on the Columbue & Indianapolis Railway at Muncie 1 Departare and arrival of trains at Ft. Wayne: LEAVE. . ARRIVE. Expre5g......... 500 am‘Mail e 400 pm Mai1............12 15pm|Expre55.........945 **

4 FARM FOR SALE, Foxr SALE — A farm of 60 acres, sitnate on the; Hawpatch, one mile north of Ligonier. Fiftyfour acres are under cultivation, balance excellent timber land. Will be gold at a bargain. For&articulars inquire of : G. W. BLACK, October 10-3w* ; Albion, Ipd LIGONIER CORNET BAND, ~ Thisßandisnow prepared to furnish good music for PIC-NICS,CONVENTION\S, &c., onreagonable terms. Orders received by the Leader and Secretary. . : . WELLY HOLLISTER, Leader. Ligouier, June 7th, 1871—6 m. ' __________—__—__—-—'———-———4_——-——‘ ' We will give energetic men WANTED. We wi gleo suers Business That Will Pay from $4 to sB'per day, can be pursued at your own ‘ homes, and is strictly honorable. Send forsamples that-will enable you to go to work at once. . i . Address J. LATHAM & CO., | 19w6 292 Washington St., Boston, Masg. o ':1” S T CONCORD & CATAWBA WINE. We sell Mr. L. SHEETS’ Wines. Pure — Nothing but the Juice of e the Grape. = ! SACK BROTHERS. . Ligonier, July 38, "72.-tf %

SACK BROTHERS, Bakers & Grocers. CavinStreet, Ligouier,indiana. . Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, &c., Residence for Sale., A two-story frame dwelling and 1 1-4 acreso land, north of the River, in Ligonier, 1s offered for sale. On the premises are an orchard, good barn, and other out -buildings. The whcle will be sold at a bargain, and on liberal terms. For furtber particulars, inquire at thisoffice. . - Ligonier, Dne. 13, 1871.38 FARMFIFOR SALE! s * . A RARE CHANCE! FOR SALE, on veryreasonableterms, afirst-class * Farm'in the Hawpatch, five miles north of Ligonier, Ind. 1t cohtains 234 acres of the best land in the State, is completely fenced, and situated in a wealtl'lly and altogether very desirable neighborhood. The improvements consist of a large, new and elegantly arranged two-story brick dwelling, frame out-buildings, good barn, eplendid orchnrg. &c. Forfurtherparticulars address . R. L. CURL, 2 Ligonier, Noble county, Ind., ‘orinquireatthe BAxxNEx office 44

CITIZENS BANK, -LIGONIER, : INDIANA. STRAUSBROTEHERS, Receive monies on dePosit; issue certificates with interest on specified time; dealers in government bonds, gold and silver. Draw dralls on New-York, Chicago, Tolvdo, and all Europesn cities, Issue passa%e certificates to and from all principal seaports in Europe. Agents for the sale and purchase of real estate; also, agents for the Inperial Fire Insurance Co., London, Capital $8,000,000. Special attention Eiven to collections in town and country. Discount Farmers’ and Business paper.

Crbithaften und Paffage : Seheine. Grbidaften in alfen Etgcilcn Deutjdhlands werben billig und prompt durd) Bolmadyt g_ingc&ogm. - Paf;{age.@@:ine von undnad) allen @ccgafm urgga‘s finb ¢tB bei ung 3u Haben. Strausg Bros. . Qigonier, Jnd., Oct. 23, 72..26 ’ ' JOB PRINTING Neatly and;expedionsly executed pttﬁe NATIONAL BANNER OFFICE

R A USEFUL INFORMATION ! ‘G,IVEN in regard to AriaNTio & Paorric RarvroaD Lanps, without charge, by - 3 Ligonier, Ind,, Aug. 15-tL L. COVELL. ' Administrator’s Notice. N OTICE'is hertby given ‘that the undersigned Nhu been appointed Administratorof the estate of Joseph: Tumbleson, late of Noble county, deceaced ; the estate ix ﬁ{“""&' solvent, : ~ | JAMES L. TUMBLESON ‘Adm’r," | October 9th, 1872.-24-3 t g ‘ JANSTITUTE. v The annual meeting of the Noble Co. Teacher’s Institute for 1872; will be held at Alvion, commencing Nov, 11, and remaining in’session 5 days. ‘We have a well tounded expectation of securing | free entertainment for members of the lustitute. T. M. EELS, Examiner, d Notice of Attachment. NOTICE is hereby ‘given th#t Frederick Mackle and Heury (freen have sued out an attachment vs. John E Smith. Said cause- will have a final hearing before ine at my ofice on the second day of December, 1872, at 10 o'clock, A. M. | { 2 EDMUND'RICHMOND, J. P. I E. KXseLy, Attorney for Plaintifis, | QOctober 9th, jmz-aw : ‘ . SHERIFEF’S SILE. ‘ .BY v_irtue o%an execution to me issu®d on trans 1 cript, by Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case of Jasper 'Nobles vs. Aaron King, I will offer for ssle at public auction, at the Court Hous=e door in the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indiana, On Saturday, November 16, 1873 Between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m. ot gaid day, the following described real estate, sitnated in said county and State, to-wit: Thirty-one acres off of the.east end of the south half of the northeast qmarter of section thirty, town thirly-three, north of range nine east, seized and taken in execution as the property of defendant, Aaron King. * ; DAVID HOUGH, - Iy Sheriff of Noble County, Ind. Albion, B¢t 23, 72.-wa-p f €6 00

SHERIFI'S SALE, ‘By virtue of an order of sale to me issued by the Clerk of the !Court of Common Pleas of Noble -County,lndiana, in the case of Henry G. Bell and Charles L. Lord vs. George Steinbarger and Samuel Steinbarger, I will ut%er for sale at public auction at the Coprt Housedoor in the town of Albion, #in the county of Noble aqd State of Indiana, on - Saturdgy. November 9th, 1872, retween the-hours of 10 o’clock A. m. and 4 o’clock p. M, of said day, the following described Real Estate in the county of Noble and state of Indiana, to wit. Lot number nine (9) in the town of Wawaka, and the South one-half (14) of lot number One (1) in Block number one, Brown’s Addition to the town of Wawaka. '~ DAVID HOUGH,; | Sheriff of Noble county, Indiana. James Colgrove, Attorney for Piaintiffs. : Albion, Ind., October 16th, 1872.-pf $6 : SHERIEFF'S SALE! By virtuer?f an execution vendicxponas to me Issued by/the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case ot Joseph. T. Wadsworth vs. Mason M- Bowen and Reuben Miller, I willoffer for sale at public auction atthe €burt Heuse Door, in the Town ot Albion, Nobleicounty, and Stuteof Indiana, on Saturday, Oc¢tober 26th, 1872, Between the hjours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock P. M., 'of said day, tke following descr:bed real estaté, to wit:—Lots number five [s] and six |6] in A. B. Miller’s addition to the tow n of Ligcnier, Noble County, Indiana : : DAVID HOUGH, Sheriff of Noble County, Ind. Alvord & Graves, Attorney for Plaintiff. Albion, Ind . October 2d, 1872 -Bt.-$5.70,

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COLUMBIA CIIY, INDIANA. .. PERSONS visiting Columbia City, should not fail | to call at my Restaurant if they want a warm meal, a hot cup of coffee, tea, or anything in the line of eatables, such as i Bread, Gakes, Oysters, Fresh or Cove _ By the dish or-can. ‘ I keep all kinds of good Fruit constantly on hand : ' and have the best brands 1 CIGARS & TOBACCO, . In the West, i | g Call and see for yourself.=@n : ‘ ADAM AVEY. July 81st, 1872,—6m. - ; ELECTION NOTICE, Bg virtne of a precept to me directed and delivered by the Ulerk ofthe Noble Circuit Court, a copy of which is hereunto annexed, I do hereby give notice that on . . : Tuesday, November sth, 1872, there will be a general election held at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships of Nable county, Indiana. for the purpose of electing the officels mentioned in said ﬁrece t. > SO DAVID OU&H. ‘ Sheriff of Noble county. STATE OF IN—DIANA,} S 8 Nosrr County. s i The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of said Gounty, . .. Greeting: e I, Wiiliam C. Williams, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, do hereby certify to the Sheriff of said county that at a General Election to be held on the first Tnesday of November, 1872, (November sth) in the seyeral townehips of said county and State the following officers are to be voted for, to wit:— Four (4) electors for President and Vice President of the United States, for the State atlarge. and one Elector in each of the Eleven Congressional Districts of the State of Indiana. You are therefore hereby commanded to give notice thereof as set forth In the forégoing precept. In witness whereof I have hereunto get my hand’ L S )and ‘affixed the seal of said court this * ®+ Jllth day of October, 1872. ! B % Wa C. WILLIAMS, Clerk. Albion, October 11th, '72.-25-w8 =~

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1t is uot & pnyic which may give tempdrary relies to the sufferer for the first few doses, but which from continned use brings piles and Kindied diseases to aid in weakening the invalid, noris it 8 doctored liquor, which, under the popular nam'e of “Bitters,” is 80 extensively palmed off on the pablic assover eign remedies, but is a most powerful Tonic and Al terative, pronounced so by the leading -medical’ authorities of London and Paris, and has been long used by the regular physicians of other countries with wonderful remedial results, ! | Dr.-Welis’ Extract of Jurubeba Is there want of action iln your“Liv= er and Spleen? Unless relieved at once the blood becomes impure by deleterious secretions, produciog scrofulous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples. &c. \ Take Jurubeba 1o cleinse, purify and restorethe vitiated blood to healthy action. - 1 Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach? Un less digestion is prompily aided the system is debglitated with loss of wital furce, poverty of Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness or Lassitude. Take it to assist reaction, it will impart youthfu. vigor to the weary sufferer ; - Have you Weakness of the Intest= ines ¥ You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea - the Dreadful inflammation cf the Bowels. ! Have you Weakness of the Uterine or Urinary Organ? You must procure instant relief to suffering worse than death. . _Finally it should be frequently taken to keep the system in perfect health or you are otherwise in great d inger of malarial, miasmatic or contagious diserses. * ot ; JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Btreet,-New York, ' Sole Agent for the United States. Price, One Dojlar per Bottle. Send tor circular.

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VERY LOWENT PRICES. QUEENSWARE, © GLASSWARE, Tanle Cutlery Notions of all Kinds. ALL kmn'si OF , . GROCE R lES, ~ WOODENWARE, ! | |==AT — : ‘ \ | MEYER BAUMS, WANTED, AT MEYER BAUALS, HIDES, , - PELTS, FURS, tod Pou}'on:s, : BUTTER, SMOKED MEAT, DRIED APPLES, &C., &C, &C.. For which the biingch::ltl l;l::::; grice will be paid L ~ MKYER BAUM. Ligonier, Nov. 8, ’71.-s¢h-15. ;

Appraisement and Assessinent . of Damages. ; To DAVID T ULMER, T TIMOTHY HUDSON, . M F. WOLCOTT, I FREDERICK W.STRAUS, - GEORGE W. CHAPMAN, . JOSEPH HENDERSON, I ’ ; SAMUEL M. BRADEN, J ; - You are hereby notified that the Board ot Trustees of the town of Liﬁonler, Ind , has appointed Eli B, Gerber, Henry Hostetter. and Andrew Jackson Commissioners to a‘ppraise and'assess the damages and benefits aceru nq to {ou and each of you in the opening of the following street, to-wit;— Commencing at the north quarter post of Section 27,10 Township 35, 2lorth of Range 8 East, running from thence due South to the White Pigeon anf Fort Wayne Road, being a continuation of what is known as Wafer Street—South tosaid White Pigeon and Fort Wayne Road—to be filty (50) feet wide. The followlni premises are to be viewed: the lands of Frederick W. Straus, George W. Chapman, Joe(;})h Henderson, Samuel M, Braden an? David T. Ulmer, lying n(‘ljacent to and on the Hast side of said pro&oued street; and the lands of Timethfyllzndson, . F. Wolcott and David T. Ulmer, g adjacent to and on the west side of ss,id;;ropose street, all of said lands being in said Section 27 aforesaid That said Commissioners will meet at'the north end of said proposed street at 10 o’clock A. M. of the24th dng oPOotob_er.1872, to make said ngprdpemenn -and assessment of damages and b:}le ts méo view said premises. . Done l order of the 'd of Trusstees of said town., (LiB) HENRY.G. ZIMMERMAN, - Beptember 30, 1872.-w3-28 . Town Clerk,

- e ‘ITIIE Inhabitants of Noble, La_Grange, Elkhartand ad- ~ joining Counties arerespectfully invited to call immediately The Clothing Emporium !

< PR 5 S J s % { J.STRAUS Jr., &GO. ’,611 the exayni?ggg?c;g;g&lg}geit andmOst |o VERCOATS | * Of al! styles imé quaities! : _1;" i Dress Coats and Business Suits Of every description anl; of the very b"é}s’tvqﬁm'ltles.:-, Boys’ Suits of every Conceiv-

Hats and Caps, Woolen Jackets = i .land‘pndei{wear L -OFE\:ER‘Y‘I;{IVNI’). T “7‘",-. o Latest ‘Styleis of N eclc-Tzes FINE CLOTH FOR DRESS SUITS, o Scotch Clbthg,'; "X'Cas’si;meres, Imported and Domestic Groods for Business Suits.

A new and immense stock .of material for Ovér- . coats, Inour’. - Sk | : . o S Merchant Tailoring. Department! ; :we employ: & - : S ¢ i o i T t J. G. N. WOSIKA, Of New :York, wimo enjoys t:_hé rep,utiﬁon c;f'beiﬁg _*the most fashionable and experienced.catter: . west of the Alleghenycmoupt_dins‘.» i g All suits' warranted to fit and-to _.g'ri’v'ey undbnbtéé’ : eati_sfaétion. it EXTRA BARGAINS IN, = .~ SOLDIERS’ COATS and PANTS. , ' .7 3. STRAUS; Jpis & Oo: Ligonier, Ind., Oct. 23,1872, e e

CABINET SHOP * ~= AND — =} . - R.DIKEBRR, =« - Would respectfully ann‘oﬁﬁc'é'tp the citizensof Noble county, that-he haz constantly on . . handalargeandsuperiorstockof = - - CABINET WARE, Lk Consistib;xg'ip.p_art of i DRESSING BUREAUS. - WARD-ROBES, 1 .. o TABLES, L D oogrANDd ) ~ LOUNGES,” k. =+ &"i2: ¢l % A ‘. |i» OUP-BOARDS, s CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, And in fact everything usually ke“pt ina bFlirsit~ class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the Undertaking Business. = = ; COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND! And made to order, upon short notice. Aliso, all kinds of Shop Work made to order. =~ Furaiture Ware-Rooms on west side of Cavin Street. corner of Fourth street, Ligonier, Ind. - §=2¥" A good Hearse alwaysinreadiness.” - [ Ligonier, May 24,1871, @ /. #«% oo Ui

GAITERS o —~FOR=— . g LADIES & CHILIRENS' WEAR L ar nge st Stoc 3 S ;EVER UNPA kpn’ IN anlmfcq’ufl’v'l’_Y.f ] Will bg g 0 at ?er;} loylf;lgurg;" ; ':i GO'TO F. W. SHINKE & BRO'S BOOT & SHOE §TORE! " InShinke's Brick Bqéz;i{@j;f: i | If you want to sé; thé‘bést!maé?o}sbortdleit_,df e c':stmg-mfd._e!' l Al BOOTS & SHOES, ; : Hu .ANB:. f'_“ ,» "‘:‘,:f: "‘V‘,: Eastern Made Work, L IR LIGOEIR, - E,upe,ci_alv tttentioni_a:;l"leﬁhﬁ‘ : ncgoam;: nuehls,%wg:%»%m{%’; : « TR NG PR (D B ey P b e R

SOMETHING NEW S e LIGONIER?! The subic_riﬁer_s would inform the citizens of ‘Ligonier apnd surrounding country, thut the keéep constantly on hand a large supply ot bol{ ¢ : ;: : ; 3¥ 3 ¢ "‘ » 3 ds \ v WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, - With & Without Cylinders, Which will be furnishea to customers as desired, at reasonable prices. Those desiring one of the most serviceable and most durable pamps 00w in "use, will find it to their advantage to give us a call at;our dhop, at the South End of the New Bridge, before ‘purchasing elsewhere, These Pum;;s are of the best manufacture, and : -2 ‘ot first-rate wood ; all have i - SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, Which are a"great advantage over wooden ones = both for convenience and durability. 3 Allof Qur Pumps are Warranted to Work - Well wn Deep or Shallow Wells! | REPAIRING PUMPS T ' “Done on short notice, and ‘ ALL PUMPS WARRANTELD! Well Digging & Cleaning ! We are prepared to Dig New Wells, Clean and Sink Old Wells, Drive and Repair IronWells, and in fact to do any and evervthingin our line on the shortest notice. ; All Kinds of Country Produce! Taken at Cash Prices, in. exchange for Work, 339" Remember the place. near the south énd of the New Bridge, - : i h ek ; PURL & HAYDEN. ‘+Ligonidr, March 8,1871. - ' -

KELLER & KANN. - Lﬁr’géét and Best Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, &e.," In K en dal}vi’llé.‘ 1 - GOODS OAN BE Bovém' ’ Verv Much Cheaper 'b . Than Ever Beforei at :

KELLER & KANN ’S\ L FARMERS, | Bring yd‘ﬁr Produce’ to me, and gét thevw best price paid in Northern Indidna. - ATy AT SSP -rﬁendalllv_ille,M"ay‘ 17 1871-3) £ GOTOJ. DECKER’S : “} Toﬁnd_thé : o , Largest and Best' Selected Stock ~ - _OF—.V. : ‘\ GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, " FISH AND SALT. ] ‘ _Q"fs ,-;“ PRI‘CES '.A‘L:WAYS_' AS LOW lAsa THE‘ LOWEST. i lailso keep the beétstock of ; : Queensware, - ol s GHRSEWare, o e . TABLECUTLERY : —IN — j NORTHERN INDIANA, ° MOTIO: LOWER THAN X{iﬁ LOWES2. it | “77 \J: DECKER. ~Ligonier, Ind., May 1, 1872.-#f - ; '

GROCERIES L i ‘ : ; 3; ’, { : P .- QUEENSWARRSE 4 —iN ". KENDALLVILLE Sisio aARME. -1)2: o v | : HENRY WAKEMAN'S: : [Succ_essor to Waitman & Brotlher.» \ s Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, - Queensware, Glassware, &0,. A s i Rae i LR Re i e | Mirrors;Worth $3.25 Selling for $2.75. - T ierore Worth $1.60 Sollng forls . CALLAT THE OLD STANDOE ==