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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

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mhbIe bon Saeob O. Sdmsut, In Srisb-
rid aaunfdip. In bic 2uft Gin Naun In
nddfU Rdbs, Rameus Gong. bh5ts babel isin
qebsn Gin. Gr binterIdbt 8ruu unb Sinbsr-
Die RhbIe on fi4 par Gin tuertbIoiss. aItss &c.
bdube.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
aerGSrte Kird,eR.

Gin Gorrsipoabent eines In &tp. SrIsans tr>
fNsiassosa relisicfsn Scurnals idreibt, 70 trsit
U In GrfdDrnns brinsen f6nns feien ipdbreqc
er iirsHdrn @sbsucn 1912 8irbsn In ben
fabIiden Staaten, baruntsr bon iepsr Tsnomi.
notion burd Ssur. lrifrrt tporbsn Der &c.
fammtprIuf bslduft ii6 auf unssidbr s.. .OOO..
900.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

S@- Vim bcrIsbten Samifas Rorssn tparb
Gb @eWunn. Rorristaun, arbsitsr In ben
@aidinstcn @oamhblsn, srtrunim In Der
SdubItia sefnnbsu. Der gsriforb,ne bate
feline Ruieifunbsn msiifens nit Sifdsn 5uss-
tradt. In ipeIder @elddftisuns sr bier brmutb.
lid ieinen Sob sefunben gr binterldbt cine
SamiIis bon fhnf mnbsrldbrissn ainbtrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
1SO Seieaten umsePem m en

am 22ffen b. M. III an Der Oftthifs bon
0cgitc. tpenise NeiIen bon gsra Gru5, Gin
fran,oiildes sranspcrtidiff nit sruppsn an
Scrb untersesansen. 60 befanoen fid on
@prp $50 Mann, bon btnsn isin einJiser babcn
fam,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

s~gapt. 9 obn g. Siilins.r tbart. bi,
Gbre 5um 7bsiI aIs elmer Bet gItt.Qrtfibentsn
BON per pittsburs Solpatsn. .GcnbtntiDn rnann
80 irerctii. - 8abrlidb. mir betra6tsn biee aIs
Gin Compliment fur Qeta GaunfD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

s~Gr adtidds gsOreet anton grebn q.
III Vim Iestsn 6reitas, In Dem gsopamshfins
@tfdnsniB pot 8u YbiIaoepbia. binseridtsi
porbth. yi6ts ungesuDnli6es III babd rcr'
9sfaasti.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

- @dbrenb Der perganseuen @odbt tpnt-
ben feline hsatn Rationolbanith autcrifirt
Sm @anjsn bsfsbsn kBt 1850 ssrartiser
8otien nit sinsm 9otulpopirSdbnihidhf bon
277 RilIicnen unb sinsm Capital bon 414
MigioHew
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

s~tlnfue Serrsn GohfabsIs fdsinsn fsif
tntihlcseil 5u Iein bic Sonntass @eieBs, be
jislidJ aui Ben gsrtauf BON btrdnibsnesn St'
trdiiten, In Groit 5u ieBer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Cine Mbdnberun9.

Cis ertsutipt Gpmmlttst uun Der etkd Gaun-
" adertau @sfeqf6aft. bat bsi ttrv Isetm Ser.
fammIuns bsl6loftn. bic ndtbfie idtrli6s aus.
asauns auf ben 18tsn, f9ten. 20hsn unp 81 Fen
Ssptsmber nd&aens atjuboitsn - inssm rte
Staats'1derbau @sls0f&aft H& auf bic ndmlidb
Gage bic BET elmer friiuasn Ssrfommluns bissr Dc.
fs1f&aft fdr bic ausasQuns sswdblt warsn, Der.
adnbist bat.--DsSeusts
Sofbua gtdblsr. Sseretdr
Sunt 12. 1866 nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Risentbumlidper Eiebfabf.

Sn Dcunb 1ropf ri&tste Der Rir&snsisnsr IN
esr borttssn TasitOeifmfir&s bm Ramtmatl tlstilb
jurstst. itste bas Brob unb bsn aDein barauf.
unb bssab RA tisrauf nod 6dule. TIM R& anu.
fIstbsn. als Ct suriidsam. mar Brop unb Dein
aelobtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

@Ja Danbury. Conn. unb timsssenb IN
stnt mrrswdreiss g,etfsuds ausssbro&tn. Di,
Xabe utrpsn plSsli& franf unb fierben mad SO
Stunefn. Die aranftstt ,eist dbnlt@s Symp.
tome rpie bic 1tnbrpe{a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

~Dtt osntraft far eas Ostiysturs Nonu.
n'tnt " o 6attufon. bon 1artfors. 6onnssti.
Gut. lutrfannt porbeu. Das Dsntmal loa
$50. .OOO solien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

s0< DIT dtts atapedus Situsns Daf Ia ben
lssien Saaen bspsnfii@ nfranlt. bsfane no akst
ao@ tsa Isttm Ru4ri4tea bsssuieab hfu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
darieultur. d us(f (fe(luua .

Die ,.Nortbampicn Gauntp adsrbau. @sr,I.
laaft" wtre itrs IA. Satrss.i5a am 2, g., a..
une 5. Ottober In Naaarstt abbaltsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
M6tun9 SDlbaten!

@ fol cine Bsrfammluns bsr surddsssststn
Solbotsn son Gompasnts o.. pom 25Rm Rssi.
msnt TsnnisIsania Gestwillissn sstaltsn wtrpsn,
am 1aals bon Gapt 6arts. tn bidsr Stabt.
am NhtpcA atenp. Stunt f3. um 8 litr absnes,
um anRaltm 10 trsftn unt f6 am 4ten Suli
na6 pbilaetlytta % hstbsn. auf Cesrtbnuns
bet
1nctontines. Committee
Sunt t2. 1865 nafm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
9iuestfaaiit.
pOurfrlfas bsu ~. 9ani, '6l

gourfrltag ofu ~. Jani, '66
Gintrittspreis. so Gents.
ainssr un.sr swSIf Satrsn. rs Gts
pr 5opss nit o,m Bun(d bas
alsemt,ns Selt forpebl oils teins
unum9dusltbs aunosn ~ btfr,sbi
aen ,sist cine
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Gurera bel 2aufsnesn 10 bis 90 Wlsis
len usit berbttfam
Gin pra6tuoles Sbaufpiel !
msbr brilliant oils ismals a(.btn
waroe fs,t Den 1assi. Der Rintrfhat
IN bi.fsr s'eysu preisa.en trfbsint
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@rO6artiss Sutl&s BON gsUIus,
NIT sinsr pollen Opera 8aues, ss=
fclst pen cem
pra&tpollsn 9abisarr Rarren,
RtPtuns's Ssrkut(hr,
ebinsafAe &utf&e.
Maffue EGwsH Aafise.
IA SbetIano ponies,
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tania Inbtao!
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subenbfttn Drrfsllunssn. wIths il
mals auf tielsm Continent eskbsu
murpt.
gsrbanssn init tisfsm GtabIifss
mtut wiro
6rn Grodett's S6ble bon Dil=
DEN uno 9rimmi9en eopen
Sci isber BcritsHuus ausssftslIt wsr:
Den ourh 5rn. Yisrss. ~tltsr In Bio
10bls Der 9open 9eben,
unb frine etffaunlihe @trpatt jsissn
ptro dtsr bic Monffern rsr Bilo
uif. ft tditsrn init rcb,ni SleiId 70.
f.tnsr nadtsn .6anr, uno feline ptris-
ihoft Gb,r fe funrssbtn inctm Ct 4.
cine au,abl 'RanSptr ptrrtht n madt.
Bdbrspp siuer 3wifhsn,eif rer Cir
Gus Borittllnn9 piro Or. Tisrse eu' d
isine rddfhtstols uno wunbrooh.
eerfitlIupa 9tb,n inntrbait Der hr 3
9tbsurtn 6'blt pen miletn e6wsn
"nb otn 3uihausrn einen Grab prn
Sapfsrfsit ,sissn rpie Ct rOh mic pen
tsrblihen Msnfhsn earssftslIt puses.
btrptrrassno untsr ben drsishcn
Den 1altnrsn bee Arena fno fctbs
adnftsr offs
Sames be Wotte,
Der sro6s surcpiifds BiHsnIhaft
uno Gbarafter Teirtr
gbarles Rceb,
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ssmmsrlaultift
9r. 3. @atfon,
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tst.
Die @ebrdcer Belmont,
(Sisr an 3abl.) Soispb Bslmcnt 9.
y. Y'lmsnt. g. 9. 8slment unb
barrp Btimsnt. bic srcesn @pmna:
ffifhsr, aersbdiifhsh uno anatat'
traeriiifhsn Geritsusr.
9a,eQe uno Sing,
Die tstabmtsn gtfturen uno 1ers;
baetn.
Wabsmoiiele Sofspbine,
eseibin Die eisbI,nstpsrfsn oss paris
pubItfums,
Mi6 9uep Bat1on,
Ben ben Soupt.ar'nas psn Gnstant
unD I.stbin rsn af4tsp's 1mpbilbsa:
ter ia eonfeu.
WiB Grace BeGair,
Die seoisssnt amsritauifds Etitt,&s
8tittrir.
Wn,. 6olIopap,
Der ttrdbmte Ietttr. Gprin9sr unp
uujdblbors Burysltaum Gdld9tr.
III! ab! .,pisr fnb MIR uisper!
Sam Gong,
Der areee amerifau,(hs epafpesst
unb @tnsrat 40 ben ,.Ssupsrdnsn"
Der tiaion. ..-.
grant Woitaere,
Der srses Stitifhs Spabmahsr.
Sn 9ufae ju bi.fsr aussesttdbnetsn
gaamen sntbaIt bic 1rupps utsis an:
BERT
DoppeIte Sruppe BON Spm.
naffen
@ebst psrtdnbes 3atrntfn in Rtr
quifitien ssbratbt rpsrbsn ia siusn
ereeartissn eoris psn deyotatiinsu
uup Gpmuafiif&sn gstf.slunssu be.
ttt,ik
Der Secouin 2(rober,
Or @iIliam Organ pitb tas
SUone ob9eriWtete pfero
Ganarp,
rarhtnsr.
5r. RsItst @aisrman NTH lrins
1rupps ron
Sd6utn Gri&-Iftrasa
sinfdbrsn nab pcrftstIsus
56S gsriisuunaen an,uFanasr
ta 2 litr Na&miitass, unp a
tttt attncf. ~.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

.. o. po..se psaapr opItst ant.
un9fpeu oas putllfum cab &C nod
autttfa jurdd9efsb,t In nacb elmer
abmffsnbsit ron Z Sabrsn in euro
pa. uno brinat nab tidtm eane:
eas teafemmtnffe Circus nsldbes
bic %stt is ssfebsn hot. psrbdnn.no
al Die ereben autftesif'r rem Gnes
lamb uno Gurspa dtsrbaupt. tnt:
balttub bsiuobs
100 mdnnlibe unb tpeiblibe
&dnfler!
las putl FUN piro adtunespcu
bsnahr,6ti8t ta6 cisf.s unstbsurs
siablinsmtat 9srfsaunssu stbsn
wiro in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

- Sti Der Sterei8uns ots Sen. Sectt
rar bas 8seranse 70 srcB, eab Rldsedets cine
quite @sIsssnbeit fdnben ibr Sanoipsri unsu.
tpsnben Sc beiBt bab Gen. Grant feline syatiG
unb Sprsdsr ecIfae feih Yodttbn6 bsrIct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Der 1J(nion! !
Die &OIbafeu Ecn0 enfiOn DON
9yittSburQ.

gfttsburs.5 s. Sum- psuts frilb tpurbe
bic Staats Contention Der Sclbatsn In bcr feff.
lid seidmidten nsuen aeabsmD Of @ufe croft.
net. Shnfbunbert Oelssaten aus alien abeilen
bss 2anbss batten ii6 einetfnnben.
lin 10 llbr rief @cn. Soartranit bic gtriamm.
lung jur Srbnuns @en Owen tpnrbs aIs
Scriisenbtr. Col @ilam 9. 9bcmas, Col
Glarte unb Col Coils bon 4biIabslpba, fc,pi.
msbrere Snbre aIs gesprdiibenten sripdblt
Gen. Oprn. Sol 8eatlp, Gen SriSbin unb
Gen. Resltb bielten 8cbsn entidiebsn rabitaIsn
Snbalts, bic auisitisen gsifau uuc 3ufimmuns
fanben. 10.
Die 8efabien @efdIhiIe crildren Go fur bic
YHd)t Der ssipeinen Solpaten baffr gu icrsen,
baB bic Sri6te bss tbeur erfdmpften Sissss
ni6t ipirper bsrlcrcn ssben. sic bsrIanssn ba.
bsr. baS Der Sioen che tr jur Sbeilnabnls ail
Der 8esisruns ipieber 5useafen perbe. Co
rantieen gsbsn icae. baB er bic 8sbslicn nl6i
ipieberbolen unb bdB sr @ersbtisteit unb Erei.
btit alien @enibcn setrdbren ipclls Der Con.
arcB Der bon 8edtSpessn fiber ole Srassn DeI
8efonitrultion 5u sntldeiben babe, nh6e eaber
tpcnn r iolbe Garantien berlange, bonn Bolt
untsrfiiBt iperbsn Dem patrictiidsn SoIpa.
ten,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
Sr{fraffe t1euaieree.

Sr @sbbr, Qofmsiifsr In RiIbint, ga.,
ipnrbs fir iduIbis bsfunben eas sr 9risft sr.
brad, Inn ben SnbaIt 5d ltisn, sr fam nit eihu
selinotn Sttaft babon. ihpem sr fitr 5000
Sslrffrafe unp bic 9rc,sBionet 5u Saben batte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

~ausfutr.-Sn Der Ss,aOf.nn Dods
wuresn bic na&foisenbsn Artittl pon ptitobtl.
ptta mad auel6nbl&en 6of,n prrftbifft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12

1HgtldH8t:
Bon Samburs per SaEonia 142
9remen per amerita go
@rsmen per atlantic 1922
Qiosrpool per Wa5atIan 643
QiOsrpooI per Gitp Of goilon 42O
2icerpccI per GIeppo $50
2iOsrpocI per 9itD Of Nandensr 679
2iperpooI per SeotIanb 1854
0las9oip per grittania 4S4
2onbon unb Sabre per geIona 449
-
Sctal 6s99
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
6tarPe Rinwanoeruna .

Bon BEN 26iten bic gum 29asn @ai finb
6,sss Pafasire aus europa in pisism aanbe
angelangt:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-12
@en. SSDbn 50. @edrD.

Der BEN eanbc pdbrcnO bsS SrieSss sroBe Dien.
ffe sslsinst, tpdbrsnD anbre tpie oisiter Glpmer
btn Wtbtlen nitt an ben Sopf itisbm, tpirb
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Watch the GnerrllIan.

The following, which we clip from
the Roekport Umpire is worthy to be
read and acted upon by tho working
Union men Of our own county:
There is no doubt n preconcerted
plan 20 import Kentucky rebels into
Indiana for the purpose Of carrying
the election for the Democratic party.
Let every Union man be on the
watch on the day Of election. CnAL-
LENaE EVERY VOTE or WHICH you
HAVE THE LEAST DOUBT
A desperate aud already defeated
enemy are laying plans 10 achieve
by lruud and intrigue, no the
ballot box, what their arms were too
weak to accomplish in the field
The rebellion is put down, but liz
spirit still lives. The Democracy
openly declare that they will defeat
the Union ticket at all hnzards BE
on your guard, then, Union mon.
Watch closely every poll Compel
every doubtful man 10 give a sftisfac-
tory account 0f himself There Is
every reason To believe the Democracy
will have this county flooded With i'm.
ported votes from The other side of
the river Watch them, aud demand
only fair fight We ask no more,
but insist upon that.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
0Mennharo FAIR

VIII commence tomorrow, the 9th
inst, The Monitor says IL will be n
great success. Itspeaks Of the grounds
and arrangements M follows:
The grounds are the finest in the
State, aud the improvements will com
pare fayorably with those Of Louis
Vile or Lexington. They are situated
about one mile from the limits Of
Greensboro, convenient Of access, and
containing twenty-five acres Of the
best land In the County. The ring, in
diameter, Is Zi0 feet, and for beauty
can not be surpassed. while the stalls
for stock are finely finished and quite
large-7xl0 feet; and added 10 this,
there Is large supply Of excellent
water, for man and beast, convenient
on the promises. The amphithcater
h spacious and substantial, and CON
strnctod after the most approved
model, while the accommodation for
invited guests and members Of the
press, approximates perfection
Indications point 10 n large show Of
stock, which the liberal premiums
offered call forth. and we are certain
there will be thousands Of strangers
in attendance, and VIC promise that an
old-fasbioned Kentucky hospitality
awaits all that may come.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
ave ono Dny 10 Your Country.

We urge upon all Union men to so
affhnee thtif business and ebeqge
ments 70 day that they can give their
whole time 10 their country to-fner,
row We know by tbs enthusiasm
aud interest Of the people that they
arc impressed With the wetghty issues
10 be decided at tho ballot boz
fts tbe9IdbAttfdoffbe WAf.ogsgaeaib 4.
! II n Wtdllletwe shall secure and rem !
dor safe for all time 10 come tho tri
umph Of our armies, or whether IVES she'll
surrender to rebels and their Northern
allies tho control Of, The Government,
The war Will have boon oil IN vain, II
we fail ~ tho ballot-bos Tomorrow
Tie blood Of three hundred thousand
Slain heroes and The treasures Of tho
nation will have been poured out 10
no pufposs, if loyal men ean not e6b
troll The feeahHlfDoti6h Of the Govern
'mepti aud Il IL this question which 10
10 bs decided Tomorrow. We say,
then, 10 every Union man, give tho
day 70 your country, You may say
you have no ih1nepee. and can do 10
good, Mons are without iBAusnoe,
Vote Derry Yourself Eco that your
beiehbor' votes. Then fat4D1 by tho
working loyal mon Of the city during
tho day. Give tbom The support OF
your presence, Encourage doubtful
men to vote on the side Of Freedom
aud Of right BE- ready 10 do what.
oyer you can 10 make aho triumph Of
TO morrow grand aud overwhelming.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

THERE are some Of our readers who
may be still in doubt as to how they
should vote tomorrow. To all such
we commend this point, which in
wolves tho main issue in this cam
paign;
Tho Congressional plan Of recon
struction proposes that the South
shall recognize the fact that one man
in Indiana is the equal of QUO rebel in
the South
Tho Democratic plan proposes that
one rebel in the South shall equal t,oo
men ID Indiana in Congress. ~.
II you vote for NrBLAcK, you con
fess your inferioriy to the Southern
rebels. II you vote Tor DEBRuLER,
you show that you believe that one
lndianian is the equal, politically, of
one Southern man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Democratic Candidate on Green-


sn.lH t backs.
IL has probably - been forgotten
by many tax payers Of Vanderburgh
County Tint LEnof CALygnT, The
Coppsrhead candidate for the I.egis-
laiurs, while be was the Treasurer Of
this county, refused 10 receive green
backs 10 payment for taxes IL Il n
faet so we'll known that he viii NOT
attempt 70 deuy it, II ~ true he af-
forwards revoked his former decision
aud concluded ID, accept them, but
that does not alter tho fact or djsproVe
his bitter hatred Of the Government
and everything calculated 10 sid Ia
putting down the rebellion. AZ q
time when tho nation Was struggling
for life, and when the armies would
have utterly filled IN the great work
Of subduing the rebels without the
hnnneint ability 10 equip and sustain
them, Mr. CALyERf, the Democratic
Treasurer for Vapderburgh County,
refused 10 accept the national money
hi Of Sufficient value 10 receive 10
payment for taxes, AID " the
''greenbaoksp have grown into general
favor, aud IL the Government, through
it's credit, WAS enabled 10 carry for
ward tho war 10 "A successful aud tri-
umphaut termination, II owes nothing
10 Mr.. CALVERT for all thle, liz did
all he could, as public officer, TO
deery aud depreciato IL, and In much
moro otfeetGal way than did WDr-
TLEsgY when he went over the eoun-
W aud declared thnt hat full would
not buy q breakfast, And yet he is
the chosen representative Of the
Democracy Of this county, and they
ask the people 10 send him 70 the
State Capital 10 make laws for them.
II such u man the person the business
men Of Evansville would select 70
legislatc for their INTEREST," Are they
not ~ deeply interested as men posi-
bly, can be IN sustaining the credit Of
tho Government and preserving the
national currency They will be
manifesting little regard for their In
terosts 10 vote for CALVERT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08


~ ITO ASK ANY SOLDIER no VOTE ron
uuousA MAN (IlEIsTER CLYMER), or
AT ONE TIME KNOWN pIsLoYALTY,
AGAINST ANOTHER, GENERAL
GEARYl VINO HAS SERVED FouR
YEARS IN rnE Union ARMY wIrH
CREDIT no HIMSELF AND BENEFIT no
Tins COUNTRY, ~ A GROSS INSULT, -
General Grant
CLYMER IL tho Democratic oandi-
date for Governor of Pennsylvania.
Substitute the name Of NrnLAoS, n
man Of che Same stripe, aud the sol
diers Of tho, First district have the
opinionNof General GRANT about our
Congressman and how they should
act.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
One brand Exnone.

The Cbariey electrified It's readers
on Saturday morning with some Of
Col EnEiNLANDEH's alleged plumber
ing Of the public treasury, aud charges
him with having obtained from the
County Commissioners The enormous
sum Of aa2t 81 simply for nothing
Such n story about Col. RuEINLANpEa,
aud Measra KNOWLES aud PAnanrT,
all having tho confidence Of the PEG i.
pie for honesty to such an extent, that
no rebel sheet 50 unprinoipled a. tho
Courier, can injuro, Ia hardly worthy
of notice Upon examination Of
the records, we find the allowance
referred TO was made for the
collection Of more than $1,000
reclaimed and collected from items
omitted in tho Tax Duplicate,
which had heretofore yielded TO the
county only n few hundred dollars,
and which was awelod TO this hand
some amount saved to the County
Treasury by the active aud close at.
tentiou Of Col RuElNLAaDER. SO
much for the Curriers' Beer Story.
What il will have to reveal to the as
toniehed taxpayers Of the county to.
morrow morning, none but the fertile
brain of the "Unhung' hero Of the
Newsboy can divine.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Judge DeBruIcr can be Elected.

Honest Democrats, who are loyal 10
their country, and hate rebels, have
asked the question, rs there any
chance for the election of Judge DE
BRpLER2 II there is, We will vote
for him" They cannot approve the
reasonable record of Mr.. NlBLAoK.
They do not want to endorse his bad
sentiments, and his unpatriotic course.
by voting for him. TIL " soc that the
old Democratic party was officially
dissolved Mt Philadelphia, and that
there is no obligation resting upon
them to vote for the nominee Of the
Fusion party. They know Judge DE
BRULER TO be man of marked ability
and incompatible integrity; true
patriot; an old citizen of the District,
who would worthily represent its sen.
tlments and interests. We kao,0 there
are many such ready to vote for him
IT there is chance of his election;
for we have heard of many such in
this county.
We say TO them in all candor and from
a full knowledge ofthe views of Union
men in many townships in the Dist
riot, that we believe the united action
of his friends will elect him. The poll
ing of the counties show majority
for him, and we believe we can secure
it. We say then to all doubtful men,
vote for DEBRULER with the conf
denee that your vote will not be
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

THE Courier Ii again harping on
that old story about Southern trade
and politics, II cant frighten our
busiuess men into stultiGing them
selves or selling their principles for
filthy lucro. We are glad TO know
that mon Of all parties, of honor aud
integrity, scorn such appeals 20 the
baser passions of human nature. We
have at length, heretofore, exposed
tho contohlrtfhlc appeals of that pa.
per, aud db,not deem Il necessary at
this late day in the campaign ID al.
Jude to h further. Men will vote to-
morrow according TO the dictates Of
duty as citizens, aud not measure
their principles by their calico or
coffee.
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Every Man In the Hanks Tonight.

Every Man In the Ranks Tonight.
The profession on Saturday night
was u great lspeqeskff Bht tapight ~
10 be- he grand Union Demonstration
Of The cdinphigh' Ths t4vhlty ofsthe
cotpathead affair. should spur ~
every Asaeelst 6f the Onion kftay 10
fall into line Tonight We want
no loyal voters 40 spectators Leave
that tagtba ladies. the iaGfn. aud the
children. There will not be- torches,
transpnrenaiss, and banners for all,
bnt JET 16ns stay out on that Account
,lsy your presence swell tho Otfaed
Army Of The loyal hosts Of Vandsr
burgh who tomorrow march ~ to,
glorious conquest, II you realize, the
Importance Of the contest, If you feel
the enthusiasm Of lhe hour, If you
arc on tho side Of your country,
show 10 0=night. #a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Tho Legislature.

The Importance Of securing the
election Of a loyal Legislature cannot
DO too greatly impressed upon tho
Union party. When we remember
the conduct Of the rebel legislature
of 1863, we can form some estimate Of
the consequence Of the election of a
Copporhead majority II must not
be forgotten that we have a United
States Senator TO elect, and that the
State is to be re-apportioned for Con
gressioual aud State purposes It
must not be forgotten that the man at
tho White House in Washington has
turned the whole Executive influence
Of the Government against Union
men, and IL may become very ueoes-
sary that the power and influence of
our loyal Governors should be WELD
cd for the support Of a loyal Congress !;
aud in such i crisis Indiana, foremost
in the war must not be hampered by
Copperhead Legislature Let the
Union party Of Vauderburgh see to
it, that full and strong vote is pollod
for our candidate for State Senator,
THOMAS G! JAoUEss, for our Joint
Representative john $. HOPKINS,
and for the Representative of this
County, EMF. BlscHoF. They are all
we'll known citizens. They are good
aud true men They will faithfully
do their duty