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III. Richmond Chamberlaine,
MIDDLETowN, DEL. f,

ts4 Fr MIDDLEToWN, DEL saiFA.
nEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
IL Patent Medicines. Fancy and Toilet Arti-
cles, Sponges, Brushes Perfumery and Soaps.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal use.
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Shades, Wicks, Clean
ers, &C. The latest improvements in Burners and
Chimneys. 1.qt..
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
and orders answered with care and despatch
Physicians and Farmers will find our stock of
Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the
best qnality. 20 Ipx if1IfJH
Cigars and Tobacco of the best Baltimore man.
ufacture.
Store-Maine Street. opposite Davis Hotel.
January l8-ly a-l,r,-- ....5.5z t.t...f.
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EDITIONS.

- = 4l rHt
The WEEKLY WORLD, a large quar,o sheet
sathe size as Daily, is now printed rhooiv IN jr6,
ype, and since its union with the New York
.4ryus) has the largest circulation of any weekly
Journal published, save one, Published we'd
nesday. ,.,..,, az it,.., :; 'f,tL - ' =
l. It's market Reports embrace the New-York
Albany, brighton, land Cambridge Live Stock
Marks the New1iork Country Produce ana
General Produce Markets; special and valuable
Hop Intelligence siai new and enlarged dep.ttt-
ment Of Agricultural Reading, which will include
Vaiuapie series OF papers on the Science and
Practice of American Agriculture, aItoyether
comprising an unrivalled handbook of current
Information for the Farmer, Live Stock or pro-
duceI Dealer, Country Merchant, ect.R TT .T
2. A, page or more will be reserved for .Enter-
taining Fiteside Reading for the Family Cirei.
embracing the freshest and best Stories, Poetry
Religious Reading, .ect and page for the Dis
cussion OF all Prominent Topics of public interest
| d2. All the good Books of the Year will be de-
scribed with careful criticism, r., =
a! All the News will be given in a CONDENSED
and brief, but full and accurate summary. IN I1
| The SEMi-N EEkLY WORLD is large ouarto
sheet, same size as Daily; which, by omtting The
l. great massof eiiy advertisements from the Daily.
contains everything else that appears in the Daily
aea eekly editions.i Published Tuesday and
TIN DAilY wonLp affords coamnets comm 1cIr.,,.I
dunn and discussion Of the news ofleyery dayj n
In every rpost-office district there sGould he
found some active philosophical Democrat who
will confer benefit upon us, his neighbors and.
the cause, by counselling with his Democratic
friends and making determined effort to form
rs large club as possible for THE SEMI " EEKLY
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.,NEw CAsrLR TRAIss-Leave New Castle fol
Wilmington and Philadelphia at7 80 "a IM.--4
Leave Philadelphia 4 90 P; ", and Wilmington
7 40 r. NJ. for New Castle. ''''' ~ -
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINs-Additional to fthbst
above leave Smyrna for Clayton ~ 90 noon, and
1'4o p. NJ. Clayton for Smyrna, 8 40 A. NJ. and
zoo and 10 05, H NJ, to make connection with
Eains tp and from Dover and Stations<Soath. !.
Trains leaving Crisfeld at 6 OQ P.M., and
Wilmington going Sonth at IL 80 A. Nj. will run
i'll close connection with Steamboats, to Norfolk
and Portsmouth and Express Trains to and from
Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York.. They
will stop on the Delaware Railroad Line only al
principal stations latlwhich their time Is suited
Except that Steantboat Train. South will LET oli
passengers from Baltimore at any station, to which
=, fassengers from 'Delaware ,Railro4dt Line ia
Baltlmere, and from Baltimore to Delaware Rail.
road, change cars at N c. Junction ii morning.
at Wilmington in afternoon and night dhiessss
trains are delayed. .NS3ltt - n
i. Q. SEWALL,
I Jan 4gaS Superintendent DeIhwafe R,R
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"My dear" said an affectionate wife,
/" what shall we have for dinner to-day p
-. g One Of your smiles" J" replied the hus.
band; 81 can dine on that every day, =
and he gave her o kiss and went to hii
business He returned to his dinner
81 This is an excellent steak said he
what did you pay for itiv = ..Why what
you gave me this morning, 70 be sure. >
replied his wife. The deuce You did r
exclaimed he; ''then you shall have til.
money the next time you go 70 market y
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A ciiearse.i w... ,s.l


The late Rev. Zebulon oTwitcAell was
the most noted Methodist minister In Yer
mont. for shrewd and laughable sayings.
In the pulpit he maintained q suitable
gravity Of manner and expression, but out
Of the pulpit he overfowed with fun. Oc-
casionally, he would, if emergency seemed
to require, introduce something queer into
sermon for the sake of arousins the flag
ging attention of his hearers. II was he
who originated the story Of the great mos
'quitoes. ti''' = f's-S' Uf-7-
Seeing that his audience was getting
sleepy one Sabbath morning while he was
preaching. he paused in his discourse and
digressed as follows: -,
(" Brethren, you haven't any idea of the
stfEerings of our missionaries in the new
settlements, ON account Of Che mosquitoes
The mosquitoes in some. Of those region.
are enormous. "A great many of them will
: weighs pound, aud they viii get on the
logs and bark When the missionaries arr
goipg along. !" IAqY0 iLh 30Ja9s
By thisl time all ears and ewes Awers
open. and he proceeded to- finish his dis
course. The next day one of his hearers
called him to account fOri his telling liei
in the pulpit. :" There never was mos
quito that weighed 4 pound, !" said he. q
g But 1 didn't say one of them woult
weigh a pound I said great many o
them would weigh a pound, and Think
million Of them would
I" But you said they barkedat the mis-.
sionaries." -.
mo, no, brother + said they ,woult
. get on the logs and bark - 81 -,
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Louise Muhlbaoh's Historical Novels.
ID. APPLETON & CO
.goI1oS : .fS .SV iS sYIgs psftiB'E
44s AND 445 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

sIWl1tO , ~ ~ fN rlAs BttNhN
AS AND AS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.,
HAvE just published, The Empress Josephine.
- An Historical Sketch Of the Days of jNapo-
leon. 1vol. syo. Paper covers, 81 SO; Cloth, S2.
Napoleon and The Queen Of Prussia. vol. svo.
Paper covers, ST so; cloth, 50. u s11g5y az 81
The Daughter S an Empress. ! vol: svo.l Il
lustrated Paper covers, 81. so; cloth So. .,
: Marie Antoiheas aud Hs, Son: i vol. svo Paper
covers, 81 boi cloth, S2.s yaieq.isi ~ So.
e,.josepA III and His Court. Translated from Tbs
German by Adelaide de Y. Chaudrony 4 vol syo.
Cloth, So. r, a. -
FREDERICK The Great and III. Court Translated
from the German by Mrs, Chapman Coleman and
her daughters. l vol. limo. 434pp. Cloth, So
i Berlin and Sdns-Souci; or Frederick the Greai
and His Friends. vol. l2mo. Cloth, So. <
The Merchant Of Berlin, Translated from the
German s,n y. by AAmory Coffin, N, D. ivol. l2mo
Frederick the Great and lis Family, j vol. svo
Illustrated. Cloth, So. =. -. ~
Loaisa Of Prussia and Her Times vol svo,
Illustrated. Paper covers, 81 50 cloth, 81. ~,
Henry WI, and Ctitherine Parr. An Historical
Novel. BY I, Muhlbach, ! vol. limo. Cloth, So.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
LIVERY STABLE.

H0RSES AND CARRIAGES for hire. at the
IL Stablesiof L. r. Davis Middietown Hotel.
The horses are safe, and, careful drivers will be
provided when desired. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply 70 -, 81 ssl... TH0S. MURRAY, :
Jan. 4.-y. AT the Stables.
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KsorrY.-Ananias B Knott has OBJ
tanned divorce from his wife in St. Louis
on the ground Of " cruel and abusive treat
ment." He was Knott, her husband. and
she was Knott, his wife. Now she is not;
that is % say. she is not Knott. and he Is
divorced. still he Is Knott. Why not !,
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First Glass Boarding House.
- NO. 76 SHARP STREET,

.yusi. saa HFe 5.Af. Eh.s4a1 BADTlMOKE.
Located one square. from the B. asd O. r. r. Depot,
and three squares. from the Eastern Shore 80 4
..fTEa 9Steunboat Khdrf u tilaE
, MI RS. GUSTAVUS WRIGHT, late Of Chester
'Itl town, Kent county, Maryland, informs her
friends and the public generally that she win ac-
commodate, on reasonable terms, Transient, Pers
manent and Table bearders. Jan. 4.-y.C
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did any Of you ever see an elephants
skin r asked the MASTER Of am infant
.sI havel"S shouted q six year ola d de
foot offths class. !, -
"Whsre!T inquired the old man. amused
at his earnestness. --,,
"on n slsphahs.' va ne reply,
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
g AND PARLoR ORGANS. i.a' s1s9.
sTIEFs PIANOS, ,--THEu BEST NOW MADE

sTIEFs PIANoS,--THEu BEST NOW MADE
GOLD MEDAL for the best Pianos nanufae-
~ tured has been awarded for the year 1867,
toCHARLES M. ST1EFF, examined and pronoun.-
ced by the best Professors in baltimore to be the
BEST PIANOS, and were in competition with,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Pianos. :.
Stief' Pianos contain improvements that are,
not to be In other instruments, and are all made
at his extensive Factory and out of the best sea-
soned material, and warranted for five years.
Call and examine for yourselves. They are
sold at lower prices than any other house, N59
SECOND HAND DdPIANOS from $50 ts SsN0 :.
Also, iPARI.oR ORGANS for sale cheap,st = =.
-ER sd9 it.eN No. North SiiSSE iibar,s' s,,.I
January q, 1868. s'Hs Baltimore! ~
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DIRECTIONS.

Additions to clubs may be made at any time
in the year ut the above club rates. rH.3aLI =
Changes in club lists made only on request of
persons receiving club packages, stating edition,
post office and State to which il has previously
been sent, and enclosing twenty-fye cents to pay
for trouble of the change to separate address.
., Terms, cash in advance. Send, il possible,
Post Office Money Order or Bank Draft. Bills
sent by mail will be at the risk of the sender.
Wehave no travelling agents. Specimen copies,
posters, &C., sent free of charge whenever and
wherever desired. Address all orders and letters
to .f.g.-.. ..,.tl THE WORLD, +,
Jan lS-H 81 Park Row, New York
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BOOKS FOR WINTER READING.

lNors. .-aAhyof the books named below viii be
Forwarded by mail, postage paid, on RECEIPT ofahe
price attached to each. ! 80 ~ ss-.s- q
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, AUTHORIZED REFERENoEs

Ex-Governor Bradford, Of Maryland, ,it.- 80
Col r. H. Webster, Collector Of Baltimore. i,
Gen. Edward Shriver, Postmaster, of Baltimore.
Hon. John NJ. Frazier, Baltimore. 81.
Hon, Hiram Mccullough, N. c., of Cecil county
Hon. Alexander Evans, Of %
Hon. George Vieekers, of Kent ,.
Col. Edwin Wilkins, of Z" t, a.. ,,,'., !"
Col. James Wallace, of Dorchester I"
Dr. Francis P. Phelps, of r" d.,
Col. VIM. II. Purnell, Of Worcester A.
Hon, Alfred Spates, Of Allegany q, u
John v. L. Eindlay, Esq, Of Washington "
Messrs. Glabaugh 4 Harris, of Carroll ~
Hon. G. Fred. Maddox, Of st. Mnryss Is al ~
Hon. Richard Mackall of Calvert 1"
H. vanderford, Esq, Middletown, Delaware.
January 4, l868--6m L.. = .,-..,-, -,
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Modesty in woman i liks color on the
cheek. decidedly beeoping IL Il b not
"put on
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--ape -. EEsE Q. iDo5a
Delaware Rail Road Line.
20, ,xv,rt.. q .a..s

ON and after MONDAY, November 25, 1851
~ Passenger Trains will run as follows, Until
further notice. 1i s.la -1A- ~ y aIall
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COMPLETE MANURE
MANUFACTURED by idei7u hjt
HENRY ROVER, Philadelphia

- HT'-~FT A1OlT A1AA2 MANuS4RMhsh,
lqfgpol ro4i rc MADE FROM FROM ,.s ,,c .e,,i5a.
Super-Phosphate of Lime2 AM.
,y9ae monia and Potash,ea 1T
WARRANTED free from adulteration.y Pack
ed in bags of 200 lbs. each. Has raised
good cfopsof Wheat, Corn, Oats Potatoes, Cot
ton, Grass, Tohsccp and Vegembies of all kinds.
Farmers would do weli to inquire of their near
est dealer in fertilizers as to the results Obtained
from the use of Complete Manure. The growino
crops OF Wheat at this time, freely attest its
Recommended by Booth Garrett, Chemists.
Philadelphia. Williams Moss Chemists. Phil,
adelphia. O,iEhon Buck, Chemist, Now York.
And by all whO have used it up to this time.
[. We have numerous testimonials TO the effect
that it is an Invaluable Fertilizer, and we recon-
mend n it highly as a top dressing for Wheat and
Grass. S0-..,'
DIXON, sHARPLEss L CO,
Sole Agents, 80 s. Water st. q 40 S. Wliafves
-araL Aiois. !Al So J.ss1 y Philadelphia.
.s...4 gce-s- ~. WM. REYEOLDS,S
A., ~ 70 South Street. baltimore, Nd, =,
49, JOHN A. REYNOLDS & SONS
Jan 4-iy ,,i 81, Id Middletown, bel.
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BENJAMIN IF. MAY, a.l
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

NO. ~ ioonth Streef, opposite me Corn E1ehange
80 es- q BALTIMORE, MD. A''41l ,
TNHE subscriber, having been at the head of the
Il State Grain Office, in the city of Baltimore,
for the last five years. thereby having acquired
considerable experience in the Grain Trade, and
now engaged in a General Commission Business,
would respectfully solicit share of patronage
from Agriculturists and Forwarders of Grain and
Produce TO the city. Such consignmentsw will at
all times be attended to with pronptness and
accuracy, and returns of the highest prices made.
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COTTAGE SUITS.

BEDsTEADs, CHAIRS, wAsHsfANDs,
Parior and DAning Reem Furniturs, Sc.
ALSO
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN. :, r. ]
CoFFINS Of all kinds and styles Metallic Cas-
ketsi Patent Burial Cases to.cfder. Jan.4n.
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Middletown Furniture Warerooms
JOSEPH HI. ENOS

II EEPS constantly on hand an assortment of
Ia FURNITURE suitable to the market, con-
sistinR of
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
aaitli and ID Agnrll,,aogI. la 4.

~ = A little nonsense now and then, sai
Is relished by the wisest men,
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

Either of the Novels sent free by mail to any
adpress on receipt of price. t,.t > . saa'r I. "A :
January lS-lm. s......l. Dol. i15si.5.s ..-..4if
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

I.ASTHEY ARE Instructive. oirn9l9V 19b1.
'"As purely literary works, these historical ro-
manccs possess high degree of merit They read
like genuine histories. ~ Catholic World. e"9
''They are correct descriptions of the countries
and the people described ''-Herdld. ''',' p 't
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
JelliloalIon Mee,lng a. Oxfara.

grand jsllihes,ion meeting was held A.
Oxford ea Thursday u'gl,I Of las, week BY the
ever true Republicans OF that casts "a the
Democratic de-rr, Of Balrr Cpaa,y over the
deiea, OF the Canadian Csspet-llsgger vallan.
digham. The whole tow wa. alive. The
Gan, Guards paraded with ,ofehe. aud 6r-.
works, aud - toasing meeting on ,hs Pubic
Square vss addressed by Han. D. w Root Of
kentucky. The speaker paid well deserved
tribute TO the glorious victory 10 The Third
Dis,eic, aud 10 the voters Who have returned
Gea. u q. Sehruck 10 Congress over the Ten
Cen, Martyr Enthusiasm ,ned the night,
aud all Republicans we're happy. As fur he
DsmocrsIs, they have all gone up Sail River
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

members Of Congress, though not to the
extent anticipated, aud, although the ma
jori,ies agaiust them are not large, yet IL
Is useless to attempt to conceal the fact
that the verdict of yesterday virtually de-
cldes the Presidential election. Our peo-
pie must make up their minds to the fact
that Grant viii be the next President.
We earnestly hope that the appreheusiops
so generally entertained Of the evil that
will follow this result will not be realized
but that new era Of peace, quiet aud
may dawn on the country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Ths FairflaId NE. nhuroh-

Which vii be dedicated next Sabbath by Rev.
4 ho~maa, u D.. presIdsa, Of The Indiana
Asbufy University, 10 aa enterprise that has
been CARVED forward with commendable ener-
p. Tn. Society Is deserving Of much credit
FOE hsildins 20 substantial aud beautiful an
sdi6ce lie, the friends Of the Church NEE,
With this people on uss, sAbbah. fhs ser.
vice. viii ccmmsnce Al o'clock; Dedlea,ory
services ~ i0i o'clock services q, q o'clock
aud also In The evening. Several ministers
viii be III Aitsndancs Tue Fairfield Method.
is,s anticipate days. religious services long
10 BE- rsmcm bered. . 4.. no N.iI.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Union Iollihoa,ion at MiIlyills.

THE iioysin Blue OF Hamilton had another
jolli6calion on Friday highs over the election
of Schenck. |, seems that Mr. james VIII
liams, (Ilrpublican,) Of MilIville, made a bet
with a promlneat Democrat that II the Third
District went Republican aud he gained The
day, the money was 10 DO expended Tor a sup.
per for he Boys Ia blue, aud IL Loot. the sup
per was TO be Tor the White Boys In Blue
several large coaches, and The Hamilton boys
weut on Cor the feast At MillyilIe. A roasted
or WAS IN the bill Of fare. They took their
cannon aloas with them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
For the American .
Autumn.

Autumn days are sadly coming.
summer hours have quickly passed;
ssaly We miss the cheerful hpnming
OF birds and bees that left US last.
Autumn winds are ever stghing
Moaring requiems thrsugh the trees
OF our summef thatis dying, "a
Parting with the fragrant brsese.
Autumn leaves, how silent fallingi
Trembling, duttering TO the ground,
Tell the earth, Oh. how appsllingl
Jack Frsst called them on his round.
Autumn rains are chilly greetings,
They tell us Of the Winter king
Tell as pleasant time IL aeetins, tf
What the days aud hours will bring.
Autumn aawers, they too departed,
FAded with their dying queen,
When she, dying broken hearted,
bent on them one glance serene.
Yes, Autu,nn's cone, the birds have iswn
To greet theeoath wind In the glen-
Departed - their Southern home
Tue boboilr-k. robin and the wren.
New Autn,nn's here, We mics the meadow
Where No we're won't 10 wander over,
Now we'oniy see the shadow
of nsw-mown hay aud seonted clover.
Autumn days are sadly coming,
Sunmsr hours have quickly passedj
Sad We miss the oheeftu. humming
or birds aud bees that leit us last.
j. l.. Q.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
For the American.
Grant the True"

f#an 'drant the true.
What has caused this great eomaotien, motion,
Our coantry through
IL 10 tho ball a rolling on
For urant the true and Collar too,
For 0rapt tho true aud Collar tooB
Aud with than we'll beat aay man, man, man,
OF the ku klu1 Khan,
And With them we'll beat any man..
Have you heard from the State OF Maine, Maine,
Mann,
Good news and uaef e
Twenty thousand IL the tune
Fer 6faat the true and coifax too,
81. fcr 0rant tho true aud Cellar too,
And With them, 4c.
Have you heard nom old Vermont, mont.
mont,
Good news aad truss
Twenty. three thoasandi Il the tune
For Grant tho true sad Colfax too,
for orant tas true aud vollax 100,
And with them, 40. tH.H ~
Have you heard from old Ohio, bio hlo,
B aeod news and trseg
ssssntssa thousand IL the tune,
For 0raet the true aud Coifax too,
.i.9 For Grant The true and coiiai too.
And With them, 40. 4.ftst ..ea4r
Have you heard from Psnnsyivania, vania,
Good news aud truef
Eleven thousand IL the tune
For Grant the true and Coifax toe, =
For Grant the true aud Ooliax too,
And with thsm 40. Us III. 81
Have you heard from indians ana, ana,
Good news aud trasf
Over ans thousand 1. the tune
for Grant the tras aud colfAx too.
For 0rant the true and Colfak too,
Aud with them 40.
Have you heard from young Nebraska, bfaska,
IS braska, Ialf a. - sals.4.s' 4s.. F.
Good news and rusf 4tsa.
al Jasttwo thousand IL the TUE,
For ufaat the true and cslfax too,
Fer afant the true aud celfax too,
And With them, no. CODES 80 f
Deaf you knew that neat Novsnb,r, vsmtsr
veabsf,
Good news aud true.
Five hundred thousand viii be the tune
For 0raht the true and ualfax toof
For GRAFT the true aud cellaK toey
And with them, 80.
New Trenton. Oct. 10. lsss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

Republicans. Don't Relax Your Enorts.
The Republicans in Old Franklin have sv-
eryihing 70 encourages them TO renewed effort
from nov until next Tuesday week. The De-
mocrscy boasied tina, they would carry every
Township In The County. and that their ma
jori,y would be 800 or 900. Their major
isy 10 1890 bes~een 200 aud 800 less than
they calculated IL would be. BY sub,racsine
the s0e increase upon The vote Of 66. their
majority would dwindis down 70 s54 whe,h-
or ihis Dsmocraiic increase vas caused solely
by tlrs ineax Of forei su-rs. or whether u vas
partly the result Of illegal and fraudulsn. vo-
sins, remains to be sess.
On the other hand. the Republicans have
gained ia Fairfield aud White Water Town
ships, elected their Township Assessor in Po-
ssy. carried the Townships Of Bath and Meta
amors,, and haze. msnlalIy held their osn In
the other To~s-kips Thsv have increased
their es,lrs cote IN the Coaasv from l,53s Ia
&c to 1861 IN 6s-s gain Of 2s Let Repaid
licsns lake courage from the glorious results
"a, indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nebraska,
Vermont and Maine. aud keep their ranks 10
abe grssd victorious ar@y tia, IL 10 compel
the dual surrender Of tho enemy on the third
day Of Novembes, aezlj ,Dons relax Jour
efforts oos particle, good frsends, ua'il the
ecsssss 10 isIy decided nsss Tuesday sesks--
Let thers be Que more grand Republican rail
ly, and ell wiIl De veil.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

Theodore Reiiel has opened new and CON-
ple,e assortmen, Of Family Groceries IN Jack
son Lynn's new s,oreroom adjoining chas.
Samoniels hardware establishment Mr.. Rel
Eel understands bis business il most clever
gentleman, and will no doub. receive. AS he
deserves. a liberal patronage. Much success,
Theodore. y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Ihe ResuIt.

From the Loulsvills Courier (rsbsi.l
The returns came In slowly last night,
and although At the hour we write this G 4
A. NJ they still lag, yet sufficient have
been received TO indicate the deiyat Of tho
Democrats 10 Pennsylvania, Ohio, aud
Indiapa. They have made q brave. and
determined 6gh, and have gsissd q few
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

The Republican bad = magnificent meet
ing a, shelbyyiIle las, Saturday night. The
town. WAS crowded With people listening to
speaking. and witnessing the grand display Of
fireworks, bondres aud iIlamiuaIions There
vas gtes, rejo'ciog over the Republican Veto
fisa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Republioan JoiII6cstion IN Springfield
ToWnshlp,

The Republicans Of spriagReld Tosnship
will hold JolIi6calien Meeting At Adams
Store on Thursday Of aext week, ash inst
Tbos. n Adams ESQ will address The meet
ing. A handsome pole wilI be- raised ~ O..
sleck ~, and the spssksog will commence
., o clock precisely. faru out, everybody,
aud Zee there be = graed Publication.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
The Democraov Look Blue.

The Democracy Of this region took quite
blue over The result Of The recent elections
Some heavy bets have been lost by them, and
altogether they are a much disappointed set
Of fellows. I, cant be helped, gentlemen !;
you will Look blasr yet In Novemb Der.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
soratchine.

There was very li,iIe scratching OF Repub-
licsn tickets ., the election on Tsesday Of Ias,
week, bat considerable on The par, Of the De
mocracy. Seal ran about six,y behind his
tiekslelt h9i99lA ii3N ! iHessts ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

Upon the reception ~ the news Of Jalian's
election, late on Thursday night. the Repub.
iieans Of ,his place caused sIillle Je-s,e' 10
do i,s dnsy once again most faithfully. A
large bonfire also aanou need the good news.
This impsomp,a denomination va. quite a
formidable Que, considering that !, was gotten
up 81 80 lsse an hour a, sight
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

7 Al the recent election in frank Kiln. Coap,y
the Democratic County ticket was elected by
1850 majority Hendricks 10, | .263 major
i,y. and Reid 1. 2sA msjoriry- Reid roaming
ahead Of bis ticket only Il votes. The fol-
loving are the Official figures for Governor
aud Congrsssmsn: q 4
Hendricks Baker Reid. Julian.
1888 1860 2s27 1912