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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
@erner's
GROCER Sberbaut>8 ieberbertettr
gum Tntfcrneu Gaer 8Gutfeteem
MuS Neiuiecn Der 9auf.

SrSsm her Giasuthtntr Stses Drdborat BEN Tubll.
nm rrrfrgt IT er ron eeten GFfcIae bel ast6rigsr an.
pcntuna IN llctereintimmrt9 nit her @ebrdu@5nuwti,
iurN pcltcminen ~IberjeuGt. IS II tcide Y rtiasHsss,
be heutr ih entpuppt ure rnCrA"r itCn tet Scr fusst
icucern nat lid rtcr rpns Sabre rhnt ole tpteserhetur
oen her prt1e unS cine tcr 2Suni6 0cn Stirn Gee
i5!trntnum,rs, tantit (kclb al ]pereierer, turh te &riab.
rtt,1 gic!cr her adrbdrtCu@ burger %rriSrer Gtlft lie UNI
ierc5 GtaGtcs pcunUf ]bcrNtst. 9Eeticr urtrt %rtItsben
ri. ms aui sjntle %ttcta'r %ttrieitCt. tafssm taf
mcfuhdti1teitS sEnfalten uHe al 1rtivtsuca esrcritct,i
pcrter IN, tat her Gilsutbvmcr 0uf t%rtiaenS5 S%}prlti-
h,u9tn Nicicr, rclhc tardrE Hutcn lC'eari' tdil thlle
mjIi1t. c5 aud gprta5 artGsre Bur!ttNIn Ut hrtHBct.
Is BELT une %rr,fcrlt 1fitbcn pcrr Tin,cn AMI
Ser !Sattf, S%oiitcfrr, Sopfariur, &rdrc, Ae0Ei:
irfcfrL 5ui,HuB, edutcusfd,tdse nlcr H;rt, boirn
Nats, ,9Icrutrfhmcr,, SranSs, cuctfd1:, Srilb:
ni,recr, pfFcrc cScidDiuiirc, crirprcuc 6iifc, Ser
iaud,uuac,r. ~perSii.etc t9aut, 2frrpIcln II. I, III.
G;cbrnud,s 9luprifriiq. -HFan bdee bic traatsu
MrFgesEAtlle frub Ule NtcntS born,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
4}DLltildlc lj}i5cciicu.

(ACT WouptrUtur rot &DlltLaG.) - Vie
9ttw 0r!cdnlcr Shines" harulH'Gt Hrl.
NplY. QSarmrtb, oag Ct bic Qcpeimc llrfadc
rer periNtecusa It.reuufGlle lei, rt,dt
tur,lt6 duf lCmpfgluiIe glClrr geulnall
tpprpen lclCn. Or ii per NuhciDrcc unr
wa6.an0 CT nit prI Qlppe1 unaufNGritd,
S. iepe unp 2lajrthtDalnlng Ser OrcnnNg
rreciae, itad}le er ne 9te8gr I'M l1rteimrn IL
Observation-Disclosures aui.
(Srdnt ais 4rdiiotnt.l - Der ,Nipntet",
or betanNtl.& pd5 ,r1WpCnttu - amt ot9l~
lHaftt baben fpiu crtlrrtt rem Natb tlr
Gjraut Su ttntmGr neil NismdnD nlCtt ala
bteler has Srdltnsaitu Nm. ccM Gpltt .Gber-
li6 UNI perdd)i!tU mRden fam.
(Juputbe GapltIle IN 9tGGp . 2Jorf.) -
6uRily 8lr9er iagagItttilen 6jlQubtn5 blteg
ii 9lcp 9eIt tintll lUruld)ea Experimentation
yGlnpIgne = GlUb" 9ebt,ptt. !6abeu rielG
!9frrcn Has 8CtE1u neil tie Juoen ittb rper
pbrpCtl lie Surer inc ? Sn eriterem Sdlll
t0nntn iit ltl5 rgr le;o tbuu Til ;ipeltvI
nitt mtrpcr.
.Scnc aliditbtp EYfpfff. N - l1ntcr ric-
FEM 5ttel lfieu ip,r III .goui5pile gdtlY GDu.
r,sr" G]plusnpest DIE Rdptfllert 0raumen
tjren : gScn 6yrCunt ujd,f crpdblt tpirp IL
linn HE grfplot p,s Listen .arieoes pcrIpfen.
- Die GrTrlSe fcycI Nprlltt pieIe tbeuren
Wat.tpteu nit Qn1it unp 6urbt erfuQt, mb,
Scn mic fplat clainfitirt wcrpen. @ew1lttho.
fen Der Neoer i'm 5iIcen : Tdulbctt unr
SteBlen Ger 9teatfrun9sbe1mtrn ; euprmc
Selteuerun9 ;et't pItldtnre pfentltte SdaiO
tpE' gts't. "Is' stpS' ,sOn St"rrpt''ps ",
~ SHts.0,% ~ ,% %pgS IV,,eer G'S S!srit,n p'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
Scrmi|6te Gcrlfte ans GentIdlanO,


ScriuiEdtc UCrlftc ais TGntid)IanO,
8erliu, 5, Alag. Mtt b]spcuhupel
Nlttteln aus rcr Gtaot$tQfe lit eit Yrulpipg!~
ide5 Sntttut III @rp5lnu in Gtir{5hIlt
leu teoritnCet rorp,r, urt ct.nlrpcul Mi
]tnllIrtlideH rplt pgas.iiltu ,3,ptdll 81 IL
ncn. L3u pleirn Cnor w'rr rit an /. DIT.
O.. i. Al trlfncnre AnitI!t c!ntl nNe6eettils
len Dit liutter11utr, ciAs rcttbe Nn,abl
>cn iprmbIaunen 8eDurS EWucayng rtr
ctrfttsrunlrn nuIfren GuttMmattgrtn. etns
7lvmit0l,, cine ~ycrrdniN,t unr cine rtngfls
,mIittltA tclrlncctc Standardization ent1ll,
tn. Cine @lutnlt pie,ey &lrt, mst0e fc.tNutt
il. iur TBYrlruNo rcr Cbll is uublt5rn ME
BEN Iitpciktidtn lSisne iuilAeGtsn, blobcr
4bn D,eliin peruau.i'i6tm lnp III ,NycNt
Ncbcn mrtbihQitljNen 4EsyEbt MD, ggnl9enp
crflrnfcn Sbltulnu crptptiu t~et}utsJ1en,
it blt it9t III 3prrrcurh!aup ngt a,d! wy
slncen, btll,bt aus ii rtlfr.u ttmfINsc lmr
nit 10 ulAer NHgtl!pmq 9iratip8 1T
Deutid.cnp. Vie @u:5ilDuna IN rer atrl.ts
len Q!nit1tt srbtiitbt upD aa}u 1erbGitUignla
Btl muir a(rtnGt 0gf1r. 3un @priteb,r rtg
}tuiGlt lit ar SIrten G.grf.rr StUu e.
nInRt.
NreuGtiU Stdr0drDt 30. Suit.
Der 4truAu1r QBtl;pjlD Iuralp0, ru pe.
hiun!ltN am 20, M< in SQmnrnmItss a.!
Ym5parmvu GNebplg auT rer Lrrira6l IN
GEM Au1enbltoc erldpV, ais riclcr iDn II,
areiTsr wpQte, lit mrltb c]t3rtfeR m6rren.
Ds2leta, r1en1ls pe 0G15rurmcytc daer Sc.
nQ09arten &reilt duiNstrtrn llno ron Ctr
fpniql. N~tojtruna Al Gotlino enc H.Gn,ie
Won 100 &6lrn. Guf bic Gr1reiiup1 9c5 MI3re
3ers aeIcet rurpc, qcldmN Is nid,t, pC8 liN
mclit IN sen SpG!rtTn duibdltnrm Gertre.
dcrs babtGft III werscu, 10 rdB cncltr Gin
Gpmnanpp rce Z. ptmnr'}bM Snflrtertse
,teatmentS Yfr, 81 N pcn s{relS 8lItop trpr~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
SeIegrapbiiGe Sepciden.
(gsrt8tet far tes rgtuti4sn Gprrrl,ent snttr.D .
GempFrati{t1c gscrjau1uiIuuo

Columbus, Sbip, 4. Stptrmber. -
@eute Atene finpet bier ppr hem oGpurt
9puic" cine pcmptrattinr M0henaY erllmm<
lung TAFT, peiGr bic 9rpDartisttr prlitiiHe
Denomination 81 tptrpen pcrltriGt, pic je-
:nhia bier porgttpmnIrn III. Mu$ alien sc.
aehren ceS StaateS, tneteicnocrc aus Dem
9rt1I1m!tR County, linz Itagie 0slegutiDnm
aagemelpet. sic ptriMteptnen gBarp5 mgrs
zen NIT Sdnnern, 6Iaaaen, Sran5pursntsn
une WuittcGrp5 auf5tfReA. Sr. @Dls. CD
NORTH unp 3. q. @rppn lino ais enQltldje -
9r. ). .. Soup (jteratteur res GMsmn0ijrr
r&oltsfreunpO unp 6. s. gpprnitem ais
reutide 3epncr an9cmeleef. Sur zen Mbenp
lptrp Gin brilanirr 8adetiug arrangirt unb
ole Start itlamtntrt. @les 1T fntbuila5mirt
fir CeNn1nIIr NH gf1tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
r$rn. 3, S. ICrner!

Ufrtler SER! Mit mrns!tdrrm 9erNnVeen hGntis,
tI jtntn ei.ics 3eu8ut5 FIR ben Grfpls Tethtu 50,
SbtrhduEs9 Eieeererieuge at mir erpieitn, Ell; id lit
auf'i GHmerslitie an erfrprenen 6u5Gn, ice6b alt mel
ne Ye!9nnten mtH %dutDnHen. alS i'd 9ttr, 3rt ben
~mcrtteuiat bot Heidicf i'd, lie Al NC lutbcu. Ger Sc
fraud ener 5Iaide ~gcwablte mix Nrrfs Grcit erunl,
uni tic srete 6!Niue t~entrtte tGto'Be 4ellEt8. Gr!0u-
Cant fUr tc 2NpHltGt. tie mir Sire rnnterprlG Ntt.
tiJtu sr'rtSt bat, 0uSiHsruler, th rmpteh!e tieclte sn-
gletG mstncN PetNniiti rnt hem gUClttHnl u]sirbNUpl
ais ta5sbeae Itlxel. WEDGES ie BeBcn ertrprepe 6uGe If
tRrtrt Wprret.
Gh.GuaSpraf SIR
@ultirerc, Srn II, 9lu, vi. Spbu ~. ItitSJel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
Scmpfratiie.c aScriammfuua.

sort Wd9ne, Snp., 4. September.-
Seute iNi,e tier cine pcmpt!atiiGe geGiamm
lang Ger Staot, pes County uno rer Hm1es
9e1o TAFT, ppSu tid) ge8ea 10000 M1tnidel
etn8eFlnben battei1. DIE y%S5tte YrYs III
Blue" 1000 X Hart. in ppIerunfoym, mares
dasgeritt, mo iberreihte renlelbcn Sgau
Sberl!in Barrett cine praftspae SABINE.
Sous. 9ramtettc Scn &eltutH, Htdter 9ipp.
btnG II. 8lNieG %. Sarnl ppn Serre Saute
bicltrt eNtbulialtihe Grren. SpGt am glbenp
flnp etn brllIanter 6Gdel5ug nit 3 Muifs
cprps TAFT. 81 Sun9fraum auf S,lunpb.
puAen re%rrGlenttrten ote S!datcn. Banner.
Sid89en unp SronsrnrtnIe iparell In, Bulge.
Die Sdr;e Sldpt mar feitlid beieutteF. IS
mar pIeS rte g,GBarttste Demrnlratipn, rte
ls BIER itattgefnnoen bat. Nles 1T begetltert
flr Die New yorter 9'attferm uno Wpminas
ttpnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05

Gs batten lid inter anrern ettpa Is Waro>
Clubs, rcppn jsrer i'm 9urhfhnttte 300
MttgticpGr Sabtte, nnp bic meiitentbetls 5dfeln
trugcu, r%tnaetunocn. Der Capitol 9art mar
nit @a5 ulN 5lblretuen htneiiihen Cater
men belcu0tst. Gs pHran ftnf 8eenerbit>
nen Crrtbtet ppreen. Inter ben 9ternern
;cjInGten I'D Rtht,r Srmer 81. 9telipn,
n}eaGrallpp0It Gbamplatn, u. q. Canning,
RiNter M!rryt5 BON @rocfIVn, 6. s. 8DaerS
pcn Men Sgyie9, RIgmu5 gr0B, 6. 9. ger
rim unp 6errmann Shrpner ppu Nerpsgprt
N1s. @ warren 6 MuiitcprpS nufacitcar, unp
illo pen 10 llbr al Gin iplenotoer S1&elju8
Rat. G8 4Crri@t btcr a~I!8emelne %rNetlter
r.lfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
Sempfratiiaje 9idtififattvns>S5er=
iammfuna.

@lb1nY, N.'9., 4. September. - Sc.
tern Abenp baben Die Oempfraten bier cine
9rpee &attFfatlpns, Seriammiung gebatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
nSrti. y. q. Gcrilerl

snGr:trr !Prrr! Woutem id ReRth tie }mpfiu1!iytlI
yterue, l?ais fUy @ifitcfe cine 6rrBe @!eENt gsgl. t,gedct
3WGcrsitmBcn 0Crralht b1te, IGbe lib ret Iciirt f.
rcltrinmfNe uGp Ial&c 0uren BelcNea, ats ron Stteu
Observation-Disclosures jW lain ]teuitIlIn Bftrpr
mis nit NleDt ais eil Mit!tcl, tns jere5 Gunert rrGap0'
imh Gr,taBtu elmer reiRsu rna BIaiiel .1aut rtert.h
e%HgfCblen.
Thtunlsepl ter Strism
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05

QpnrcN, /. &1pt., 9I1Nm. - Der. ct,
5,2utr 72la.--Grie 3l1a.- JItnp& 81
"raat 2@eGrrn 3S@l. G9nipl9 "a far
&a1yaHr; .94l8 ii y%tcNuuna.
NImRur8,i I. <pt,-%cr. ct. 5.20r
S2ropffurt Il. ~, 4. zspt. - Scr,
Il, 5,2OH ful gu 75&-753S.
&m Htrpam, 4 <sY!.-Ser. q. 5,20rr
%'rt& 3. zsyt, 03rie icl; g9entn
10 81. % G..
ElYcrproL, 4. Sept, Na&mtttnA5. -
&lUmwplc: &CrtUlE 10000 y. l(pionp8
l0%@; G,ItQn9 liz. 2GGhtnprrt0ufe
$1,000 T.; Grp9u $4,000; STIPULATION
500o; yG9ir $4,000; dmsritdniihe l75,~
00uj II cte G72, O00j lmcrttmiihe 80, 000
y. - UicDl Is CIV. - N&dt3an, Calf.
igciver ID @a,.; rpiDCl Nett. IL CIV, 4 Nf.
- Q5eirAtpln IS GU. & p SAFER 3 Sh.
I - @gieijAwginrHsiD 50 CD. 6 -
6rjt 81 @u. 3 >. S,rmbL l1t. liz,
I'M u&i Sd 3udtr 36 Co., cpd 81
~. - &,grcntW rs S0. G@. -- NarS
NnYcranoS.. Calcutta ErtnialmGN G2
ON. 6 g..
@~ntwey4en, 4, 1ept. - Gtein5l 40
6raacS,
.@oponnu, 4. Gtpt. - gonrpn GEs
cpmytc IBID Nem gorf, 50 Gage Cur.
rcneN 2715-26&Ij GpIp so Sage liz;
iNr5e ziNt SIS El9S. 3HGer fet; 9r.
Y 1&l-8 9tcal5; r0ifjn. ftit 81 6-91a 81,
- 6gadN!cn $l-l4 Fr, Site unr 5urt
.]}chtNtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
NnrnN0Ildc &0DtlnaNriaIEcn.

@NrUqNIjGC &abtlnabriaitcn.
gpncDn II, 3. Sfpt.-gGic gcpDbnlid, GU
rcat cgr i5Uulhe @rtttrcit 3ptidum Den
81 pperihiftn nm Die rrlte gabunR res Ncucn
aauigl'Hsa INCe'5 QrcBC5 Sutereic. Ddt
S.rlff ,}.ytri" trof gor9CitGm r9n 6epdpW
Elm Inn rat nc Q@eits arrcrucN. Yer yArtci"
iclel.G In DcicGinaft NIT rem oIaepinN"u nb
.Eir TIuprel0t." !Gtutc fam hey ,Spcnc~
tbtjf." Unc Sir 21unccIpf" aus rcr &bemlr>
mimcung an, unp Nnl Uittre2 Sd'tf rent
ycelcYtu tt1ln GQrifruNS NON iret Ssnnpct
l~bNCwprnIl.
&puapr, 3. Sept. (Da5 GHtf Ser
mlnru.I- @,clen nurpc Elm peraebli6cr
&crfl@ Qrmad,t, pa3 Shtf y@ermusa"
spm ErN Ic& III pcr ENenlie IN pte Sre fab
rem 81 !1Ttu, Cc y8ermura" III, bic y@ireat
Grltrt" uleju aueQcnommcn, SieletAt Na5
crepe zhi1 in pcr Eelt.
HDrppn, 3. Sept. - 0er y2tanpnlp"
Nlt in iltcn bcutlaen @lu810be etnfn Eeitnr~
utrt Nter ten d~NcriFlntlMM &ertrag init
Gru,1. Gy Hcibt hartn: ,gGir f5nncn n,6t
cCN 9ietb uno pln 2lr1mobn tbcilcn, ippmit
tic 2pnrouer Shines" bt;tGn Gertrag bttrah>
tct. QG1r Ebtl II inn tetn 3et6en, Gap bic
l'cr. ztlolcR cir Wcncppt Spn NriHitcaten
trlMl1t blHen. Mud lteftrt rcr Iertra9
trne GDiptn;, ooB iih Gbtn0 iclbit an ben
6Gtcn prr IrdlbCit Uro pC5 Stilltanbt5 BE-
ftltlgc; 4crace i'm 0r0entbeti, tr 9ibt rem
9ertte, onD nc GbinCicn fir bic 53utunft ar
pr,tCL inacm ie nc SGpItcr in per 9rcBen
MIdlar p1ncn, cte rae obimmItl6e Netay"
pNn rGr g,9tltiltiGu rt5 Bgjtcu5 trennt."
EpnPpn, 8. Gept. - Ite Gpntraftcren,
Wttdr rie y~Nirrppp,ttan, unter9runo'@ tien-
hahn" in tjcit1cr Stnot bGlcn, tGbcn pprAe~
l4.lgtl, rem &lu Der untrrtrpiihrn Gt(cn'
bdtu Ill 9lrw SCrf III iltcrnrbmtn unp has
Adn5c sur YOliCnounJ her @nbn nbtbt9e Ga
pttIl be!he5uihafcn, mcIdrS HE unternct|
MIR Ga !6Wuic Ytcllctht ntd>t crbalteh.
q ypubDH, 3. Srrt. - GdrttNa, her 5.
Scrtcmbcr, ntrp ais Trjertag bctrdftet
e!rcn; rtc blet3c @Gric bleibt BcitIpFen.
%arts 8. Sept. - Der Satirr tat liA
G Gem wager Won Gb1lpn8 b~cpebHt.
Ct. 8tter8burM3 3. Gcpt.- @ifhDf
Mtagt uNlClt gor etui9er ;3ett be Srprr, IL
nm Ns!cRa!rn 81 rcr tathrl. Spnpce su
'htfcl, ne pImdls iiN dnihtfte, unter Der
ycihln3 res Sajter5 ju,dmmm3utpmmen.
Gtr g5tImpf SrrmetaerIe rem OeGGrllm unp
ii 70 t5gn ua6 &ioigten 9erbamt rpprbcn.
ypnrpn, 3. Serr.- Ser ~cif3iclc NuS>
wcje Or liant Srn GNalan0," weIhrr beute
perpfMtt@t WUroG, tGGt crieben, bIb Der
3llrbc.rU3 N ncu @epItbm ltN um 10000
yin. 1tGrI, lpubrttQ pGr btuta Watnpen $50
dr prrmrN! tdG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
SerF9ern1gen.

0srmaatA
Gebfnsu ettidlnnaqs= Vr(ea(haft
9lT. is. SecpubtrdBe.
8lsfs rein Sfntfa,, 2ctens-g srRGertnaf .@sttGrtat
purte reg pier Infrcu Grn 100 her btteutcEtteu ttg;'
fhcH 6iucr Ctdttirt UNI beiGE am 80. SUM 1865!
Sin SuNr NCymp1cH ven ..-'..,.S2'3O0 COnst0
GiH iitrlitCE G]rN.cnmru vpu..... 600, 00N,G 90
WgrithrrWtRf NtirdA .,......--'2S ,OUP, uDO,Un
SIM @astH line tis eatn $G0o. COO fHrScriArrtnfct
(GceCSTGlsi ouztcVGflt.
50 prrifNt pprt gleia WtW'tn rtften an rte %trIthis'
ten iurutbClppit.
s.. II Cfrnttnf, E~ri7tsutt
Er. mmsneIer, SctrGtsg,
Carl Ghrtiihnn General agcUt
fEr teu SaiJt &3rl.ane.
3tr. is, SecpuelT., tCr Grt Sfnt' g~c1trpstr.
tntcriudUmaS Nerj.s ur Baltimore: u. H.. -. sos
rtdrn Mr.. l2O, Yeay!ir.gto Sr.rggIa :QQbmt 't-, Gi,
Slt -FrGtt1r.
80" Nr. Spuie en,Utnbcrg IN Nutoriiirt, GrrHio.
ttcl!n tHr etele @tltlldntt ensaC9cn ~ nebmsn.
Wucntltr III B0ibinatpn: %Siih. gur4lharn,
general Iacnt tur len Stlrtfi GpiumEii, rJJdfmur!rrt
8uuein6,- EieEcr = StraEg UNI NJ, &riaur
81 D. ! Z q 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05

GrSteb ungswelen III Y WsYrrf f.
Dem rQhlten5 crlheinCIpen Serlute pe9
SAHIGatG9 ellnebmen ptr, rap TN Sabre
1867 200 Shulen non een SUulratbe perr
mlltct puroen, namtIh 81 Glementar, go
@rimIyiduI:n, Il SGdlen non mpbLtbltt.
gen UsItltNa'tclt, rda yGple9c" Der Stdpt
Mem . y9rt, 2G Mbenr>hulY, cine hpbere
&benp HHIt unp swei Nprm0lihuIen. O1s
&ib9et fir ShUlircdt mar 5000, 1872. 26,
spn rpcIdsn $2,973,877 Al cerINSBnbt wur-
Crrl.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
RALLYIMEN. RALLYI

The world lie looking TO the results Of next
Tuesdays election. The worst foe to God and
man is battling with the hosts offrssdon, and
The question of supremacy must be settled at
the baIlot-box Who can be idiel Who can
bs indiffereni2 No day in all our bloody sirug-
gle was more important than next Tuesday
will be, aud we must roos our deadly foes,
horse, foot and dragons We CAN do
IL il we will make the proper effort Come,
soldiers, come to the rescue once more. and
defend your hesrths,ones from the rebel hosts
Save your children, save your families, save
your country. Never lose the advantages
you gained during the long aud bloody war
through which you have passed. Vote as you
fought, aud all will be well.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
Indiana House.

This popular hotel in Cincinnati has recently
been enlarged by the addition Of smother story,
makingit fve-story building. II has al'o been
reprinted, and now presents wueh improved APP
pearance. Gideon Ryman Esq. is Determined
to spare no effort to make his hotel one of the
best In the city, as Il Is already preferred to the
more pretsntious ones there. We quote the sub
Joined from the Ottawa (Ill.) Republican;
NEAT HorkL.-For near ten years, Mr.. Ry-
man has kept the Indiana House, on Fifth street,
Cincinnati. without q drop Of liquor or the
least biuster, he has earned and secured the best
patronage ofany house in that Queen City. Neat
or rooms, better table, or more quiet, home.
like, orderly house, cannot be found by any one
visiting Cincinnati. Pure milk from cows be-
longing to the house, Is always on tho table, with
other genuine iuxuries, and all for but $3.50 per
day. Mr.. Ryman is we'll known . man Of In
tsgrity and honesty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
Union Meeting at Metamora. Ind.

Thomas b. Adams Esq addressed the ciii-
zsns Of Meiamora aud vicinity on Thursday
evening. Oct. ls'. on the great political quss-
tons Of the day. His speech was sound. logi-
cal and conclusive as to the principles sdsoca-
ted BY the Republican party, aud Ia his appeal
to the loyal aud patriotic soldier who fought,
10 sustain the dag, TO remain true 10 the stars
aud stripes, his eloquencs was snboundsd. He
predicted brilliant future for the party, 10
the election Of Grant 4 Colfax. and asserted
that he was a. strong Julian man a. any 10
the County. Mr.. Adams speech did much
good In the conversion Of some Democrats TO
the cause. Ms,amora Township. the Rspubli-
can Banner Township, is good for 90 10 100
majority MErAxonA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
To the Ladiea.

You are The lovers OF humanity and morali-
y ADD Jour country. See that your husbands.
yosr father, your brothers, your sons or Jour
lovers are on hand early on Tuesda, next
Tel them that everything depends or the ef-
forts, aud tha. ii they love you or yours, hey
musl devote one day 10 sighting treason nj
shs ballos-hox. Urge them TO stand by ,bs
polls aud see that fraud and traitors do NJ,
rule The dsy. Ladies, Jour interests are q.
stake, bat you can save the day, the State aud
the country By seeing that EvEHr Republican
voter spends next Tuesday in working for
Baker. CsmbAok aud Julian. We feel GER
tain you will do your duty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
Now or Never |!

The vast importance OF svrRr vote next
cannot now be told, but the coming
generations will feel il. The very life of our
country 10 ct stake, aud every Republican who
stays away from The polls will be counted on
the side'o the eaemy. Money 10 nothing,
ease is nothing compared 10 the great inter
es,s nov at stake. IfJoho Morgan was CON-
ing as he once threatened TO come. every man
would be on hand 10 oppose him; bot enemies
Of the same faith. but with = worse spirit, are
10 be net on Tuesday next Let every paIri-
OF vote toe the cJdu,ry whose dag is threaten
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
Look After the Old and the Sick.

In almost every neighborhood there are som'
aged or sick voters who must be taken to the
polls on Tuesday next Will no, every Re
publican see that buggies or carriages are pre-
pared for al such? Let the stout young men
whose strong right arms saved ne from rebe
bullets, now hunt up these votersand save The
country BY ballots. Every such vote counts
one; yea, more. for il will stir up the lake
warm. See to il, boys, that the crippled, the
sick, the aged, have chance to vote next
Tuesday. They will honor you for il, and 80
viii ell who love their country. lie, the yo-
ters come like the news came from MaineI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
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Look Out for Kentucky Carpet. Baggsrs.

We again warn our irieads 10 be on the
day Of election. We have good authority for
saying tina, u certain class ia that Slate are
preparing to assist the Democrats 10 carry
the election ia Iadiaaa. And ia view OF these
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
For the American
Campaign Song.

Tusr-"Tippscanos and Tyler too"
what has caused this great commotion, motion,
motion,
Our country through
IL 10 the ball that's rolling on
For U. 5. Grant and Collar too, IS
For u. 8. Grant and Collar too,
And with them will beat any man, man, man I,
or the Ku. Kiux Khan,
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The Boys in Blue. the Fig ting Beys, Boys, Boys,
Our country through,
Win come to the front and do their best
For U. s. Grant aud Collar too,
For u :. s. Grant and Col fax too,
And with hem We will beat any man, man, man /,
OF the Ku-Klux Khan,
And with them will beat any man.
The beautiful Girls God bless their souls, souls
souls,
The country through;
They will TO man do all they can
For u. s. Grant and Collar too,
For u. s. Grant and Colfax too,
And with them we will beat any man, man, man
OF the Ku-klux kiao,
md with them viii beat any man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-09
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aud will also sell them At the lowest cash
prices Gull and see them, and examine the
prices before buying elsewhere. My motto is,
quick sales aud small profits, for Cash. aud
bu. one price ony. Jons klSG.
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