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\ NARROW EsCAPB.-At noortido the citi-
scus OF III, Island who reside on -Four. and-A.h slf
street evineed considerable tremor and trepida-
ton, fear and CONSERVATION, at the Arrowy speed
OF \ Government steedt snd thought death near 10
the puerlle cavalier. The horbc, however, upon
turning the corner OF street and FOur-and-a-hAlf
n!lpped and fell hoHdlopg, throwing the boy over
his head, who escaped without serious injury.
The horse ran with lightning swlttneLs, AMI The
name IL william Bennett, escaped with unbrokcn
linbA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

4 AGEoEGRTowg COUNCILMAN ELECTED. Tho
election GSld IN GeOrgetoWn on yesterday to sup.
ply the vacancy existing ~ the Common Council !,
fciulted In the triumph OF L, L. tiemSnts PVfr ".
votes. Both OF ihsSe gentlemen were members Of
thn former COunoLl
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NOR SALE. THE STOCK, FIN
turCs and good will OF one Of tho heat cstah
| shsi and most profitable ttOye and tin ware GB
tAblbhmCnis 'h's city, 10 a central location OIL
PgnuFylVavlS avenue. Tho proprietor hRB OtheI
butiniEs WllIgh will call him away from the city
rnd WIZ th,ru'OEe sell low, AGO, a three yeAls
lCaAG Of bulldog or would rent building { o part
purrhAalng EtOshl Nt reasonable rAtcB For phrtiG
Mnis, spply to $, J.. W, nOY 10, Republican otlcc
mlj-lN'
VNllIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
l. the suhIoriberA ANs UbtuIued from tha UIphAn'l
lOurt OF Washington County, IN the Disirlot Of
CulumblN, lcttersOt admius tTatlOn on lhe personal
ebtAto OF be iamiu I. log all tm, late OF Washing
ton city, D. o. deceased, AllpCri9 9IS having clsimi
Kainlt the said deceased, are hereby warned it
exhibit tbs same, with the vUHChsT4 thereof, "a
tho auhHcriber on or before the ijsh Day OF mnIgl
IGAti they may otherwise ly law co ehelliet
from all benefit OF tho sAid estate,
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of plArch, 4
u. 1894 WM, h, TNGRAHAM'
mlNiAwSws
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SPECIAL NOlI( ~.

Ess The National FRIr.--The Public will
please tsko notice that the Fair at the Patent
Ofnee will clos" on MONDAY, the llth inst, for
all day sales, Colnrsd persons will be admitted
on MondA-, fIom 10 O'Clock N. until II O'Clock
p IN, and tho Fair will be open A. usual for ther
attendance. The Fair will be open from o'clock
10 II O'Clock p H., every evening afterwards, uptn
Saturday, tho 18th lest.
u. B. FRENCH, President
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EF-HAgap'S magnolia FnlI'.-Thls IL tibe
most telEhtfTl and extraoriiasry article ever d!S
covered. II ehGngos tho suu.buTEt face and hands
10 psAry satin texture 0f ray ishins beauty, im'
parting the marble purify oil youth and the dtsRn'
Sm appearance so Inviting In the city belle oi
fashion. It Temoycs tan, fseeklcS, pimplos and
roughntBI from the shn, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth II contains nc
lhteilS injuries 10 the akin. pHtronzod by Act
rerssS and Opera Singers, II iS what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared by W. y. HAGANr Troy, n. Y.
Address all Orders 10
DEMAS . BARNES n CO.,
Nng York.
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SENATOR WILSON will deliver political ad-
dress In Baltimore toni ,h,.
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Correspondence between General Grant
and the citizens Of New York.

Correspondence between General Grant
and the citizens of New York.
The following is tho correspondents which
recently passed between Lieutenant General
Grant and the citizens of New York, TO which
~ alluded day or two slneei
NEW YoRK, March 8, 1894.
GENERAL; On behalf Of q large number Of the
loyal eitlssns OF New York who desire 10 evino
their appreciation Of the sigpal services you hav'
rendered to the country In brilliant series Of sue
oesnes in arms, respectfully solicit the favor o.
your presenon ~ their guest In the city at some
period during your stay At the East
Our people have entered zealousy into this con
jest for the national life, and their confidence re-
mains unthaken. Their hearts and hores are uni
led In support Of this cause, and their Response
will be prompt and cordial In every additional cali
upon them for men and money TO defend the Untor
And uphold the honor Of the hag.
should It he compatible with your enEsgemsptT
~ duty 10 secrpt this invita ion, immediate ~.
saugcmrnia win be made to 'erder your yibit herr
,grreahle 70 yourSPlf As u will be gratifying IN the
hlrheHt dFgree In those fnr wlom we sreak.
with sentiments OF high rsgatd, we remain,
General. vour obedient serv-ntH,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

CASE or FRAUD ON THE GoTRRHSrsT-irYtT
aJ a Clerk In The Treasury Department Thos. Siorg,
GI Indiana, n second elAsa clerk IA the Fifth Au.
dltur's office, Treasury Department, was arrested
on Friday, by = Gov eminent detective, on the
charge OF swindlipg the Government. Ho was
commit cd to the Old Capitol, by order OF the
tlou. Itspnears that, for some time paat, story
has had the handling and auditing OF The consular
csIthcNtes tor p 1ssage money Of des itute Amerl.
Eoamen from foreign ports to the United ntateH
and, II 10 charged, has forged certain cerincStFsj
and 1t is also stated he has tried his hand In draw
ing consular Bills OF exchange on the State De-
paTtment. The am sunt Of these frauds will Il 10
stated, reach the sum OF S3,0o0. Aite" the matter
lad bsen Investigated, story was transferred from
the Old Capitol to the civil authorities, and W.
taken before Justice John II, Johnson, who coR-
mitted him to jail TO await his preliminary exam
nation on Thursday afternoon, This arrangement
was made by request Of the District Attorney.
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% For Auction Soles see f,sl page.
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ArrnMrr Al ARsoN.7TAbout . O'Clock lust
night, a house owned BY otiiceT G. D, Harrison,
situGted on l. street south, het" eeE Fourth and
Fifth struetS east, occupied by colored family,
" AZ act nn ire by come party unknown. The tie
was tlnguiahed by the inmates without serious
damage to the dwelling.
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Mr.. Grimes has introduced bill into the
Senate regulating tho vexrd subject ofnlvsl
""Dolnling Purchasing Agent, In
supplies ,ns ~ s,orescsper for C,ch Navy Yard,
spS S.sIrnlng their dusies. It also places r21'
I,,c,ors under strong bonds Tor their good be-
hov,our, and in case of fraud imprlsons them
Ave wears or feels in their pockets for t'"
thousand dollars Of their gains
Lrxp.xo AZ ARM.-Taere IS someIhinS eN-
trsmcly touching in the rcmarks mado by Col
waugelin, ,Iwho lost his light arm In the charge
| at the battle Of Pea Ridge, at the supper com
memoraiing the second anniversary Of that
battle, given in 81. Louis. Ailusion having
been made to his loss, Colonel WaUSc!tn said
that he did not think that hs was so much L
be pilicd after oil, for he had obtaiued bic iui
; share ol the good things on the tables Genera
Gray had helped him to fish, and General Nc
Neil had carved hi6 meat for him, and 50
world uu in lifc-he would always find kin
friends to aid hlm and loan him an arm whc
Il required"
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WASHINGTON. d. O.

TuEsDAYma,u,,.,.,a,,,a,.aMARcH IS. 1884
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|" The COnTessiuu
AN INyAIIU, Published

81 The GOnTe ssluus RId AI IptTtsuOe Oi
An INVALID, Published for tho bsnoGt, and AG .
warning and A CAUTION 10 TOUNu hIsh who -Nlsg
from Nervous Pehllity, Prem ature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying AZ the same unls TIG MEAN
or sELF CURI. by one WhO haI eursd himself a.
ter being put to great expense aud injury througl
medical kumbus end quaekCTy.
ny eneloHiny q postpaid addressed taYciINs,
al agle copies may ke had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESI
nv sS-Iy neifUyi, RtugS GOunty. Y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

THE DISTRICT IN CoNoREss.-In the Senate
yesterday the following bills were introduced;
Nsp InsUrdnee COmpdny.-A bill by Mr.. PomerOy
to Incorporate the " Metropolitan Insurance Com-
pany in the city OF Washington" makcs for cor
porAtorB samuel Bacon, Augustus Z. Perry, Edwid
Hall, G. w. Utermehle, William n. Morrison,
Peter y: Bacon, william X. Mlsy, Benhmln Besil,
Cuichcoa. Capitol stock 1--WE hundred thousand
dollars Shares hfty dollars.
The Institute for tie DeeE, Dumb aud Hind.-Mr.
Grimes introduced a bill authorizing the director
Of the Columbia Institute for the deaf, dumb and
blind TO confer degrees In arts and scC 10 pupils
who, by their proficiency In learning, shall be
thought entitled to them after the manner prAe-
tscd in colleges also, to grant to graduates diplO.
mas, sc. Referred to the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

AssAULTINo COLoREU MAS.--John ".
BrARBcll md Thomas CAnty were arrested on
sunday night by pstrClmen Buhcr and Hewlin, OF
tbs Tenth pTGt iuet, upon the charge OF commlttlOg
an assault anl battery upon Henry Benter, = OIL
Ogol man, nj urlng hta very seT.outlygA great cA-
oitement was created ia the nelshborhOod where
the assault was COMMITTED, which ~As on the
corner Of Second Etreet ard Virginia avenue. The
cnlored ma did nothing to provoke the assault.
The parties were required TO give security ior
court By Justice Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

DARN oP THADDECs NOHRICE.-Wu are
called upon to-day 20 anGounee lh1 uoath or ihHd-
oftyphUld fever. The LCceGged has b sCu lyF many
yeafa mage To the Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
SenlttTss AID hnd the faculty of recolleoting the
Lsmos and face Of every member OF the House,
and Ia th's he was Indispensable to the speaker
He WAS also perfectly cOLT aisant with all pNria-
mcntRry law. His Numerous friends WUl regret
hear of his sudden demise.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

ALEXANDRA .-Murder.-C COroner's
rnqusH.--John Section, member OF comrany @,
an Delaware volunteers, was found In dying con.
dition on Friday night lAst lying Aoroes the track
10 tho railroad tunnel At tho foot OF FArfaN street
He had live horrible wounds In the right slde Of
the neck, apparently inflicted by some one. He IL
known to have heen in company with John Rush,
a member II company G, 72d New York volunteers,
moH' of the afternoon. Therefore Rush wnA Ar.
rented on suspicion OF having murdered him. Or
saturday morning Coroner Penn held an Inquest
IN the boiy. Nine witnesses were sworn, who all
tpati1~d 10 having seen the accused In cninpAny
with the deceased. The prisoner, in his statement
remarked that be had le the ueeea'ed early In the
Afternoon. A post mortem examination was held,
and tho result made known TO the jury by Dr.. FL
liott, one Of the examining physicians. They re-
ported that they di covered i've punetured wounds
the right side Of the neck Of the murdered man,
two Of which were Of such aperious character that
either Of them would have proved fatal.
The evidence having closed the jury rendered q
their verdict 10 the effect that the body lying dead
before them was that OF John scotton, and that he
came 20 his death by wounds inflicted with sharr
instrument in the hands OF some person or persons
unknown to the Jury.
The prisoner was then remanded to jail, to aw SIT
further investigation. ..
No PGs,s' on Sunday Lieut.. Col. Wells gives the
following order;
Notice ia hereby given, that no passes will
hereafter 10 granted on Sunday, for the purposes
Of private business or pleasure, but all secular
business on that day will be discouraged"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

REFUGEEs. Es.-Among several refugees from
tho South who took the oath OF allegiance at tho
Provost MhrshApS ottl:e this molning wa6 Mr,
pJsmin HILL fjTmerly resident OF thls city, hut
who was been living Ia the state Of Georgia fol
some past.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

II DIR. BanuinS extends his consulta-
tiOns nj the NATIONAL HOTEL for the Rppliea-
ton OF his Braces until Friday the 18Th, between
the hours OF and 2. m, and not after that d7S.
His braces VIII euro female wcAknes5, wcAkneS Of
the chest and stomach, with pslpiLAtion Of the
hestt, arrest ineipleht curvature snd weakness
OF the spine, rerUvo cogiivCncss, piles, and cold
moss Of the fCct, e1.ct radical oue CT herLa and
should be worn by delicate ladies, weak and fast
growing ehi'rcn, clerks .nd soldiers. especially
sAVslrymeu. Physicians and GurgsonL are invited
to examine. mll6'
~ Peoples sTeIsErRph.--NswR FIRST Class
LINES, direct 10 NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. N'Hihiustoa OficcI: NEPuD-
LiCAN BUILDING, oU Ninth street, west sidc,5
aud corner P'nnIyhauis arenEc and sixth street,
under National Hotel.
CHARLES p. MOVES,
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DEATHS OF OLD CITIZENs.-Thos. Sylvester,
an old citizen, formerly chief messenger In the
Second Auditors oise, died very nuddelly OF dip.
theria and was buried yesterday. He waH out on
saturday,
Thomas c. Dom, long known a. Justice ofthe
Peace, died on sunday OF typhoid fever and pneu'
monia. lie was about % years OF age and wa or o
Gt the original members Of Washington Lodge,
O. O. +, He was buried this afternoon.
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EXCURSION TO GLIMoNT.-Sunday morning.
by Invitation OF Capt. Stackpole, quite q large
on board the steamer Mary y. Rapley, on = pleas-
urC iXourslon to Glymont, place which Ia re-
membeTed BY all pleAAnre-seekers as having hen
few years ago. We uU derstapd that Capt Stack
pole has leased these grounds, and intends httlnR
them up In Grand style for the accommodation OF
IlessuIe-GeekeTa this summer.
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CoNPIscATIoS OF LIQUoRs.-Tho liquors In
julius Henault's saloon, on Ninth street, near d,
were yegteTday afternoon cOntscAted by order OF
the Provost HarEhal. This is the place where the
italia and French gamblers were arrested on
Sunday II has 6sen gTOAt leprosy TO the moral
vicinity IN which II 10 loeatet Gnl WAG formerly
The wen known VOLTS den
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FRI TOR TREASON, STRATAoEM, AND sPons.
A black man named Alfred Lomax, who exhibits
for one Of his race, the acknowledgement Of
not being moved by the een'ord OF sweet sounds,
displayed his sovereign contempt for mu'ic by
breaking and smashing an organ belonging TO
Signor Antsnio Opurgt He was arrested by officer
Ashton, Of the Tenth precinct, upon the charge Of
malicious mischief ar was hned 81 by Justice Dos
we'll and in default OF payment he was sent to the
workhOuEe,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

QUICK WoRK.--Dennis Kenner, the soldier
Who was yeBteId day arrested by Detectives McDeV
~ and ClArvoe for ghwAy robbely-hAvlng
and 70 ,bed him OF papers and money to the value
SiOO-was Immediately indicted by the grand Jury
tTlo before the court, convicted by tho Jury and
EonteHced TO three years. Imprisonment iu The
Albany county penitentiaTy, by Judge Fisher
within tWeyle hours after HIS arrest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

the OLD CAPIToL--Eighty de5erters from
the rebel army were this morhIaE IeleAged and
sen North, upon taking the oath OF Allegiance.
Five guertillAs, who have been 10 this prison for
zone time, were yesterday transferred to ,, 1t
Warren, that being more secure prison and tho
parties being desperate,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

HO-We publish this morning the official
orders Of Gen Barbridge with reference
to the coming election in the State Of
Kentucky. II will be seen BY them tia,
the General Is act willing that traitors
shall vote, and that he will use bis best
endeayors to prevent their exercising
that privilege They have forfeited al
the right Of American ca:izens by their
treason against the Government, there
fore, they ought not to be permitted TO
dictate the policy Of a government they
have long since repudiated and despise
If they are hostile to the old Union they
have no right to enjoy any Of the privil-
eges or blessings Of the old Union. Be
sides, it is evident that in exercising the
right of suffrage they expect TO iafiet a
more damaging blow to the GovernE ent
than they have been able to do by taking
up arms against il With their friends
further South, they believe that the only
hope OF the Southern Confederaey is in
the defeat Of Mr. Lincoln at the polls
Should the people of the loyal States de-
eide, on next Tuesday, that the war shall
20 on until traitors lay down their arms
by re-electing Mr. Lincoln by large
majority, the people of the rebel confed-
eracy will despair and appeal for g ces-
sation of hostihties and adjustment
Of difficulties between them and the Gov
erpment. Nobody is better aware ofthe
fact than the Kentucky rebels, and hence
their anxiety to vote against Mr.. Lincoln
This very anxiety on the part of Ken
lucky rebels to vote against Mr.. Lincoln
ought to decide every patriot and Union
man to vote for him. 1t ought to deter
mine every loyal man to do what be can
to prevent them from accomplishing the
evil they intend. This appears to be the
opinion entertained by.Gen. Burbridge,
aud we rejoice to see that he has the
nerve TO do what his conscience points
.@ut as his duty. OF course there will ts
a great outcry on the part OF the rebel
prsss, with the Louisville Journal at their
head, but that viii Only be additional
evidence that it is right
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
RITfY 10 Tag WTeWlN To.EI6n7

There will be grand tine ct the Wig
wan tonight, aud it should, as i 10
doubt will be, crowded.
Col Hudson, who will address the
meeting, is al able and forcible speaker
and is thoroughly coHYersans not only
with the great issues before the country,
but is also well acquainted with most Of
the leading men Of the State and nation.
He was for several years the chief
editor Of the Wabash Express, which he
made second to none in the State in in-
huence. In 1861 be was elected Agent
Of State, a position which be filled
With credit to himself and TO the grea'
advantage of the State BY his tact and
energy recovering nearly million dol
lars Of the States money, which had
been stolen By bis predecessor, Slower
an honest Democrat
During 1851 and 90, Col Hudson
served as volunteer aid on Gen. Ere
mont's staff, and was through the cam
paigus of Missouri and Western Viz
gini&.
Oar own distinguished felloW-eitizen
John ]. Chandler, Esq, will also addres
the meeting, which is no small attraction
The Crescent City Silver Band an
the Union Gles Club will make must
for the occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

The following important military or.
ders have been issued By General Bur
bridge.
HID Gas MI. DIsr. OF KExTrcKT,
Lsxington, Ky, Oct. 18th.
General Orders, No. 7.
Il has come to the knowledge Of the
General Commanding that persons, in
this Military District IN public speeches
and otherwise, are encouraging their
partizans to 90 to the polls armed ct The
ensuing slecsion, under the false pre-
eencs that the military mediate illegal
interference.
A more effeetual means Of melting
the large rebel element in oar midst 70
acts of violence, and Of detsrring peace
able and orderly citizens from attending
the polls, could not be well devised.
The Commanding General IL resolved,
80 far as the means at his disposal will
allow, TO have fair and free election,
and to this and every aid viii be offered
to the officers of the election, in snfore-
ing the State laws upon the subject, both
as to tbs admission Of qualified voters,
and the exclusion Of those who are dis
qualified
The rebel element in our midst,
whethsr resident or sojoarning from
other States, has no right TO interiors in
our elections; and those who are known
as adherenfs Of the cause Of the rebel
lion viii not be permitted TO indulge in
seditious discussions, attend Political
meetings, or the places Of voting, on
election day. They must remain quiet
OF leave the State. The Act Of the Leg
islature Of the State Of Kentucky, Of
March llEh, 1862, must be the test Of
political rights to all such; and neither
false oaths nor the culpabls connivanes
Of partisan officers Of election, viii
shield from punishment those who vio-
late It
The following IS the Act Of the Lezis-
lature above referred to.
IAN Act to amend Chapter Is, of the
Revised Statutes, entitled Citizens,
Expatriation and Aliens
SEC. |. Be il enacted, DC, That any
citizen Of this State, who shall enter into
the service Of the so-called Confederate
States, in either civil or military cspae-
ity, or enter into the SERVES Of the So
called Provisional Government OF Ken
lucky, in either a civil or military capae-
isy, or having heretofore entered such
service Of either the Confederate States
or Provisional Government, shall contin-
ne IN such servics after this act takes
effect, or shall taxa up and continue in
arms against the military forces Of the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

United States or the stass Of Ksntuckv,
or shall give voluntary aid and a sssanc
to those forces IN arms against said fore
ess shall De deemed to have expatriated
himself, sad shall no longer be citizen
Of Kentucky, nor shall be again De cit
izen, except by permission of the Lszis-
lasure by general or special statute.
Sec. . That whenever . person al.
tempts, or is called ca to exercise any oil
the constitutional OF legal rights aud
privileges belonging Only to citizens OF
Kentacky, be may Be required to mega
tive, on oath, the expasristion provided
in the frat section of this act, and upon
bis failure or refusal TO de so, shall not
be permitted TO exercise any such right
or privilege
Sec. 5. This act 10 be of force in
thirty days from and after Its passage
All acts Voluntarily done By eitissn,
! and designed or intended By him to aid
or assist those in arms against the
tue United Ssatss, or State of Kentucky,
are embraced by the Statute
"Aid and assistance" may be given tC
those in arms by words a. well as aess
a., for instance. By giving valuable infor
mztien, persnading and isdaeing per
sons 70 enlist in the rebel service, &c.
| Ii is perfectly easy for discreet anS
patriotic officers Of the election to die
tinguish, under the terms OF this Law
legal, from disfranehised voters Thos'
oincers, and not suspected persons ap
ylying TO vote, are the judges both Of III
sense Of the cath 10 be administered, 0
the proper questions to be put an
answered, and Of the legal effect Of Ii
facts diseiosed
0Hiesrs within this command vi
promptly arrest every one violating thi
order; and citizens are requested 70 cen
manieass infrast;oas Of il TO the nearel
military authority.
By command Of
Brsvst Nsi. Gen. 8. G. Barbridgs.
]. BAxKs DIcxsos,
Captain sad A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

ga There was lively Union meet
ing held in German township on Tues
day afternoon. A large and beautiful
Lincoln pole was erected near the resi-
denee of Mr.. Kratehma, and quite q
crowd of Union men were assembled on
ths occasion. A beautiful flag. inscrib-
ed with the names of Lincoln and john
son, was given to the breeze, and q
superb dinner was furnished the crowd
present A speech was made By Mr..
Phares Quite number Of our citizens
were present on the occasion, and all
speak highly Of the pleasure they en-
loved. The Union men of German
township were never more enthusiastic
and resolute, and We look for them to
largely reduce the Copperhead majority
in their township, on nextTuesdsy.