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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

the informally at that poll was sufficient
cause for having il thrown out. as there
il no doubt that large number Of Mr.,
Julian's friends were imposed upon BY
means of bogus tickets We have no
doubt that fair voting in every portion OF
this District would have given Mr.. Julian
1t least 900 majority As il 10, he is
chosen b. lie majority. a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Cannot be Done.

A correspondent 10 an exchange asks.
"How can any patriotic young man con.
sisteptly or bonorably connect himself
with the Democratic party2' We say,
"Ir CANNOT BE poSEl'' And We can give
City reasons why. Only three, however,
We believe will be required to convince
any sane man, aud they are
First. Every attempt ever made to de-
stroy our noble Government was brought
about by leaders Of the Democratic party,
aud those attempts are declared by every
member Of that party in "good standing"
to-day to have been purely Democratic.
Second. Nine tenths of the murderers,
pick pockets, thieves and assassins, this
country ever had, were taught 10 the lap
Of Democracy, and would vote the DEM
ocrs,ic ticke, to-day, if living.
Third. Their object is to destroy oar
country, and render the name "America''
disgrace at home and abroad, not only
by intsrnecine strife, but by a reputation
of the national debt, brought about by
their course. and which we are in honor
aud duty bound to pay.
Csp any young man iuq~ira-- after as.
certsiniug the facts set forth in these
three paragraphs, which he can do even
from Democratic records can he ask the
question whether he can consistently and
honorably connect himself with the Dem :
ocratic party2 We cannot believe that
such young men exist in our enlightened
country to day.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

and devotion to constitutional liberty, 6Is
him to cain. the domestic troubles Of the
country his sword has saved. But have
DO fears of the result have TOO much
confidence In the intslligence aud patriots
lsul Of my fellow citizens Of North faro
lima. aud Of the entire Union. With this
implicit trust, | look forward to the 4,h
of March next, when Grant and Colfax
will take their seats, rs the inauguration
of a new era. when peace and plenty will
smile over the entire country healing The
breaches made by the late civil war, while
the old flag will once more wave ia tri.
umph over happy and uniied'lapd. "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30


Was held 10 Brookvills On Tuesday even.
ing last. The Court room was aeusely
packed Nth "a intelligent audience OF
ladies' aud gsntlsnen, asem bled on short
sosies TO listen to speech BY Col. Thos.
II. Nelson, Republican Elecior for the
State at large. The speech was q rare
specimen Of political oraiory, securing the
usdisidsd attention aud unboandsd ap-
plauss Of the vast audience. Dir. Nelson
has the happy faculty Of interesting and
ips,rucsing bis hearers, BY his forcible,
elegant language, aud bis convincing,
sosprshsnsivs review Of the various
questions now under discussion BY the
people. lie uses no mild terms toward
the leaders Of that reasonable organise.
ton which unfortunately continues its
hold upon the honest Democratic masses,
but With his startling array Of facts de-
picfs the awful consequences that would
result from again placing the power Of the
0evsrnnsnt in the hands Af defiant rebels.
Hi snlogiss Of GENERAL Grant aud
.sshuyIsr coif.x vere particularly 6pe.
Sshsvs NJ ability to report Col.
200. for he must be heard 70 DO az.
precis,ed.
The meeting closed with rousing cheers
for Grant & colfsI, the ladies, and the
speaker. This reunion has awakened
Republicans TO the importa nee Of dis
charging their duty on Tuesday next, BY
every one Of ,hem turning out and voting
fur Gran, 4 colipx.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

your eoapgynlen. and she hiehest heisrs
a great aud free nation can accord You
will soon be permitted 70 return 10 sour
bones and families, conscious of having
discharged The highest duty az A n.erscsnl
citizens. To achie,e these glorious iri
umphs. and secure 70 yourselves, fellow
countrymen and pos,erity, the blessings
OF free institutions. tens ~ thousands Of
your gallant comrades have fallen, and
sealed the priceless legacy With, their
blood. The graves Of these grateful
nation bedews with tears bosors theirt
memories. and will ever cherish aud sdp'
port their stricken families, .ss,..n -
(sigaed) U. s. 0aAsr.eeo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
FOR DISTRICT ELEcroRs,

The above Is the genuine Republican
ticket, though not having the names Of
Grant 4 Colfsx upon II. 10 voting for
President and Vice President, under the
new Registry Law, Republicans vote
for their Electors, without the
distinguishing mark Of Grant 4
Colfsx. Don't fail to have II generally
understood that the Republican ticket
contains the names Of Nelson, CIaypool,
Fsrquhar aud the others in the genuine
ticket psiuted above, always remember
ing that Grant 4 Colfax sre synonymous
With Nelson, Claypool, Farquhar, &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

Friends of the hero Of Vicksburg,
Chattanooga and Petersburg, but three
days more of preparation remain before
the Presidential election. So improve
the time that you may send to Horatio
Seymour, on the night of November Sd,
the tidings that Indiana gives GRANT a
majority of ten thousand votes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

Elss~hsrs We publish Judge Jehnson's
card, giving full and correct account of
he throwing out Of the South poll at
Riehmond, aud the reasons therefor. The
s's'emsn, 9TH Judge, backed BY att
ssvits. giyss overwhelming proof of the
great wrong psrrs,ratsd BY Mr. Julian's
Psrsonsi ssssies. which eause very near
ssssl,ips - that suiasu, gsnslsmap's de-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

'pHE undsif,glsd viii ,ell ut pub,,c asclipn. NJ
4 has residence an she frankiip Iarh.,iks n sad.
I've IN lies East ~ b. o"s,iils, on
Saturday NOOsmbsr I'D 1865,
the foila wing described property. to- sat: usrsss
Iattle. Mules, Hogs, " beat. Cora, osts, Hay, Que
new kesp.ng Machine, allkinds OF farniag la.
PIGMENTS, n household aud Kitchen 4 uFntiars aud
vaTieus other Aftiees ret mentioned. 1erms
made krown op day VI sale. SAL vail eommeacs
nj . O'Clock A. ~. ALphEus GREGG.
Oct 30 tw@
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
PUBLIC sale

riII eel y pubic saie, on NY premises near
oRk Forest in Butter Township, frAnkhn Co.
Ind,
Thursday Nop l9fh. 1868,
the following properly, To vat: Hotsss. Cattle.
hesp, II cgF. Hay Corn in shock, kys, Osis. One
Hone Ihrssbisg Ma, hiIe, Two hofse sugar
~ and fixtures, Tuning Lathe. Frfmipg iia
plem.nts, Bees, h"nsehold aud kuek.n -f4.-si--
turs, and many other articles. Termf made
known ON day Of sale. sale 10 commenee-zf
o'eloct A. NJ.
will ALEC sell on the sane day my Farm OF
Forty Acres Of Land, ON which IL good usa.e, a
getd frame Barn aud other good out bad iiogs.
There is also "a good orchard beariug the hest of
fruit. The place 10 well wltersd aud Ia z I'd re
pair Terms One third down on day - sais.
one third In one year, aud remaining thira in
two years fro m DAY Of sale. Deferred paymeats
secured BY merigage on the premises.
Oct 80 3ws ISRAEL c0EN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Ohio i8 3lI Republican.

All the counties in Ohio but three have
been officially heard from, showing Re-
publican majority of 81 las. The three
counties not yet reported gave, in 1867, an
aggregate Democratic majority of 1884.
If they have. gone this year as last the
Republicans msiority in the State is 49,
All
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

ring against the Union, firing on the old
dag, starving Union prisoners, numbering
loyal men, exal,ing rebel generals, villi-
Tying and slandering loyal soldiers like
General Grant, sherman, Sheridan, Thou
as, Sickles. Meade, and their brave Boys
In Blue, by calling them Lincoln's hire.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
: nss,oKvtLi.E-


81 Rrry Rep abIiesu 10 franklin County
= sxpsesed 10 do his part on Tuesday nsst,
BY voting for the Republican Electoral
Ticket beaded BY Thomas n. Nelson and
Bssjsuis y. clayposl. Lot no, Rspubli-
sas stay swsy. bet BE- on hsud early and
york ell day for the success 81 Grant &
foIAx. 10 he poIh nett Tuesdayr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
pepvbI;osn Ticket.

The following is the Electoral Ticket
10 be voted By Republicans on Tuesday
next. Ia will be seen that il 10 headed by
Nelson and Chypool, Electors for the
State at Large. Remember, ia voting for
Grant L colfax you vote for the Electors
Thomas II. Nelson. Benjamin +. Clay
pool, and also one Elector from each Con-
eressionaI District. ss follows
FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE.
l.,,fr Thomas II. Nelson.
Benjamin r. clsypool.
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NEW ADVERTISE MIS-


utyiRG d',posed " the stocs VI < I'D. At the
IL ''Old " bite Corner 10 Aesss. Dtsfl q Gsis,
take great pleasure In recon nsnding then 10
my former customers md the paeiic geser.l
To those tndsbtsdt 10 me, would saost arg s.ltl,
AJAX 40 early settlvDent.
Oct. 80, l56--sw. JN0 Q. BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
"Let us Have Peace"

kps tlAvE PEAcE"-pesce among
CpsspIe Of the Union, aud peace be-
tween Congress and the next President.
To elect SEYMOUR would prolong the
JOHNSON administration for four years
longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Barnabas c. Hobbs.

The newly appointed and newly elected
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, has
entered upon the dischage Of his official
duties.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
CONFIRMATION or TIE REPuBLl
& -. CAN VICTORY.
5000 Majority!

specill Dispatch to the Cineinnstf Gazette. f.ff
at .isai- s. WHEELING, Oct, 20.
The Republican majority in twenty
seven counties. casting four-filhs of the
vote Of the State, is iorty.two hundred
and sixiy-seven. The remaining coun-
ties will not materially change this. In
the frs. District, Duval (Republican)
for Congress, has eigh, hundred majority
In the Second District. MoGrew (Repub-
lican) has twenty two hundred majority.
Returns from six counties Of the Third
District indicate from eight hundred TO
ono thousand majority for Whether Re
pu6TSsn.)
There will be from thirty to forty Re.
publican majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature, numbering seventy eight.
The Democratic special dispatches
claiming this State, are deliberate and per-
sisteBt lies, intended for effect ON the
country.
lsigned] W. II. HUMANE,
Secretary OF the Republican State Con-.
mittee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
MAP NOTES.

TO avoid costs. the Zap Notes payable TO G. o.
J. Titus, at the Brookville National Bank, nov
due, must Do paid. They can Be feund It slid
Bank. - lt
Oct IS ~.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-07

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Nevada, hor,hy ufofa
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery II THOMAS RILEY
TO either the Shor!a Il Lyon County, or 20 the
shcr,a of ormshy County, Nevada, sail Riley u
charged with tie murder of Tlmuily q. Smith,
then sL,riT of ornshy County, alleged TO have
been committed ON the night Of Thursday. De.
ccmber l., ls5i, at said Ei!ay's IluuHc In Lyvn
County, While said Smith was attempting 30 alrcti
him fJr shooting one Miles oGtndy, Tie sans
night, at Empire city, ormsry County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley Is an iii.hmani about Eve feet III,
inches high; hair gray, formerly browni eyes
bluc. or giay; ordinary weight about one hum
ircI ani thiry-GNc pounds; aud in 4 eoeh aud
action /. sharp aal ggith. when he cunBniiei
the murder lac was wearing a moutiad.e AID IA.
pctial.
In testimony whereof have heieuuto sci NV
TMSNl hand, aud causod 10 be uiliA,d the 0iust
Sp Seal ,f thc state # Nevada, Done at
Carson City, this the lS,h day Il December, Al.
1867. II. q. BLAspLL.
Governor of Nevada.
Attest:
C.N. NorEwAEr, seeptafy u State.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
kAPlHs Oh The MISSISSIPPI RIVER

n
RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
this nee until l. NJ. WEDNESDAY, June 10.
ISIS for eXcayating and removing the rock and
River at the RCck Island or Upper Rapids by
means OF Golfer dams and subaaueous blasting and
Contractors will be required TO furnish all boat
achInery, Sc-. and To perform all the labor
Necessary IN the prosecutions of the work. There
are about nifty thousand cubic yards Of rock to be
on the rapids. and the work must be done during
low or moderate stages of the water, inter ferfnS
a. little as possible with the navigation of the
river.
Contractors will state the price per cubic yard at
which they propose TO do the work. which will be
let In sections OF such length the eng inser in
charge may determine.
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
visit the ground before sending in their bids.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be { Z.
tsched TO each proposal. Each bid must be accom-
sPOnsihle persons, that the party parties pro-
posing viii enter into contract upon receiving the
a~ardment Blanks for proposals Of the form re-
CURED. together with form OF guarantee, will be
furnished at this Office on application.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. and no Did will be considered unless
dence that he 10 Trustworthy, and has the neces =
cary skill and experience 10 perform the work.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for re-
mOyins distractions at the Rock Island Rapids. +"
and addressed TO Brevet Major Gen. J. II. WILL
SON, L. s A, Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Partie. desiring further Information can obtain
the same by calling AZ the U. 8. Engineer once.
corner of Main and Second streets, Davenport,
Iowa, where maps. plans, specifications. and
quantities Of work vii be shown 20 all who wish to
sails ID. WILSON,
Lieut. Gel. 35th Infantry,
Brevet Malsr General U 5. A.
"a IS =; Engineers Office. Davenport, Iowa. May
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PROPOSALS.,
~ GRE 81 ssMsss Ahp
EAlS, AND SIDEWALKS, &C., OIrY
EALL, MAsHINGrOS. ID. C.. IIINE s

=, r,Spo,sis Win be received by the undersigned
~ the nayoIs once. until /, O'Clock IA on
wEDhEsDAf, Nth instant, for the construction
sbs Cerpor stion: :
Be 81 ernofed. &c That the Mayor be, ssd ts
hereby, authorized and required t. cause q two.
loot barrel sewer 10 b. constru ctei in the ley Of
square No so, in the Of Lots q, h. l. X L.
Al, and N aud on north front Of Lot y, Of ths plat
And subdivision Of the Baltimore and Chi rail
Iosd, tesfnhing at the west end Of the alley, run
nins the nee throu Oh the alley to fber creek; and
To aeiray the expense thereof especial tax equal
20 the cost Of the be, and IL hereby and
imposed On all lots or parts and subdivisi parts
81 lots bordering on same impi ovement, in con
foTDity with existing laws At the east end OF said
sewer there shall be stone wall two feet thick
tober 20 IsE
The brick shall be Of the best ard tempered clay
prick and the mortrr shsll be Of sharp river sand
AND fresh hydraulic cement. In the roportions of
two OF sand TO one Of cement
BIDDERS VIII state the price per Ii zeal foot for the
sewer; per perch for the masonry, per mauheie per
trap, drop, which shall include all expense Of
aing and ref ling, making good oil work dis.
turted.
For fortber particulars apply to the Suporin.
tendent and Inspector, &c, &c.
TIE right Ia reserved to reject any or all bids
tion. WIN F0RSYTH
je 6-eotd superiptendent and Inspector, 10.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
| QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
Il Ill g Al N u.

U. 3. MARINE CORPS,
. WASHINGTON, 18th May, 1868 \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Off ce
until Friday, the 18th day of June, 1858, at clock
P: m, for supplying Wood and Coal to the U. 5.
year ending S0th of June, 1859; the to be good
merchantabe oak, and to be delivered piled, meas
uIed and inspected at such points within the walls
81 me Mar1ne Barracks a. may be designated by
the United States. The coal to be best white ash
anthracite egg coal, free from dust, aud TO weigh
22i0 pounds to the ton, to be weighed, ins pected
and delivered at such points within the walls of
the Marine Barracks as may be designated by the
commanding marine Off Ger, free of expense to the
United States and botn wood and coal TO be fur
Of the commanding officer, showing the quantities
required, sgreeably to regulations, viz:
~ AT Wa.hinston City, d. c., $50 Tons of Coal, 90
At Portsmouth, N. H.. 100 Tons of Coal, 800 Cords
Al Cbsrlestown, Mass, $50 Tons of Coal, 80 Cords
Al Brooklyn, N. Y, 80 Tons of Coal. $50 Cords
AT Philadelphia, Pa, 100 Tons Of Coal, 100 Cords
Al ,Gosport, Va. rs Tons of Coal. leo Cords Of
At Pensacola. Fla, 100 Cords of Wood
At Mound City, ILL.,, rs Tons of C.al, 20 Cords of
Payments will be made upon the receipt Of
accounts duly thentieated by the Commanding
ofhcfr RS OF the post at which the wood or coal has
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable.
A guarantee, to be signed by two responsible
persons: whose responsibility must be certified to
District Attorney, United States Coll ector mxst
accompany each proposal otherwise it will not be
To be Endorsed proposals for Fuel.n and sd.
dressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM B SLACK,
my S-law4w Major and Qyartermaster.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. d. T. May Is, 1853
Proposals. for furnishing such Stationery as may
be required by this Department and the Bureaus
and Ofices thereof, during the fiscal year ending
June Sth 1859, will be received until II O'Clock m
of FRIDAY June 18th, 1853
Each proposal must be signed by the individu al
or firm making it, and be accompanied by a salts
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute q
contract, with good and sufficient bonds if his bid
is accepted.
All articles furnis shed must he of the best auality
OF their kind, samples of which must accompany
each bid
Bond, with approved security, W i'll be required of
the party to whom the contract may be awarded
On failure to furnish any article when required.
In reaso nabe time the right 10 reserved Of pur
chasing the same IN open market, or Of declaring
the contract forfeited and il q greater price than
the contract price be paid therefor, the difference
will be charged to the contractor
The De partment reserves the right to reject or
accept the bid on all articles singly or collec-
lively.
An estimate of the quantities which will be need
ed and blank forms for binding, conta INF ns full
information, in accordance with this advertise
ment will be furnished on application
Bidders will be required to con form their bids To
the specifications furnished, and failure to do so
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
tionery." o. H. BROWNING,
my %, 90 e259ll Secretary.
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pROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT, May 9, 1869,
=, scared proposals Tor furnishing Stationery for
the ear ending June 80. 1879. wilt be received at
t1s 1ePsrment until the 10th dS of June, 1858,
An estimate Of the quantities which will be need.
ed,aLd blank forms for bidding, contain ng full in
ioImAuOn, have been prepared, which win be fur
nlshed upon application.
The Department. reserves the right to order more
or sss OF the quantities estimated.
Inc Department also reserves the right to accent
BIDS Tor individual items in any Of the classes,
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpepe by the Secretary
OF the Treasury and the delivery Of An inferior ar
contract. Wv
, Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guaranty that the bidder will execute A
contract with good and sufficient bonds il his bid
be accepted
The failure to comply with any one order under
the to opef ate the forfeiture of the
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open mar
ket. Of such titles of articles as shall be
necessary to supply the deficiency caused by such
failure. and charge to the contractors fifty Der
centum of the price which il shall be found neces
sary to pay fer such articles.
Proposals ur accompanied by satisfactory guar
antics will not be considered, and contracts will be
dealers In, the articles.
Bidders will be required 70 conform their bids 10
the specifications furnished and failure to do 40
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
my 9eolm IChron.l Secretary of the Treasury,
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DEATH PROM Lock JAw.-About q fortnight
since, a son of Joseph Bounds ran n nail into
his loot, giving him ~ the time but little con-
Cern. The usual remedies were applied, the
v ound entirely healed, aud the boy was again
able To resume his labors. shortly after he
wss suddenly seized with n severe pain an ms
BACK, which continued TO Increase IN violence
until his head and feet Were drawn together
He suffered untold agonies for several DAYS,
totally unable to take any nourishment his
Jsws resisting all the power applied 90 open
them. He fingered in this condition until dea IN
came 10 his relief. IL is said that ssaffii Lotions
never come sIngly." The father was not long
since taken TO the Asylum, his mind having
become sadly deranged. He remains 81 thai
Institution, and during his absence. the lad WAS
the chief stay and support Of the family
Wheeling (Id-l InfelliQcRcer.