Coup d`amour. Polka. Composed by Otto Ruppius.- Louisville: Peters, Webb & Co. 1852

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"Kentucky Mechanic’s Fair Polka", composed by Otto Ruppius, 1853. Filson Library Collection

The Milwaukee Sentinel
Aug 28, 1856. Page 2, Col 2

Discussion by the German Fremont and Buchanan Clubs
The discussion on Tuesday evening at Republican Hall between members of these two Clubs drew out a large audience. Mr. Balatka presided ably and impartially, and the debate was conducted with great spirit. The question for discussion was: What is the position of the two opposing parties as to Know Nothingism and the extension of Slavery?
Mr. Domschke, editor of the Atlas, appeared for the Republican side, and spoke at length, and to the points at issue, and exhibited great ability. His speech is said to have been truly eloquent and closely reasoned. Messrs. Ruppius and Hargel, for the Democracy, endeavored in vain to answer Mr. Domschke's arguments, and in their wanderings from the question were frequently called to order.
The Hall was too densely crowded for comfort, and the spirit of enquiry among the Germans is such that they will have to engage a larger one.

The literary contributions in the columns of the (Egg Harbor) Pilot hardly ever rose above the level of a provincial German paper. We find some novels and stories by Paul Heyse, Karl Gutzkow, Clara Viebig, Friedrich Spielhagen, Fedor von Zobeltitz, Peter Rosegger, F. W. Hackländer, Alexander Dumas and Otto Ruppius, poems by Uhland and Freiligrath, a series of geographical articles by Alexander von Humboldt. This may suffice to indicate the modest literary ambitions of the editors.

Cunz, Dieter:
"Egg Harbor City: New Germany in New Jersey."
Report of The Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland 29 (1956): 9-30.

Mutter Annens Spinnstube. Blätter zur Unterhalung und Belehrung im Familienkreise für den Bürger und Landmann. Unter Mitwirkung mehrerer Volksschriftsteller herausgegeben von Otto Ruppius.- Langensalza: Schulbuchhandlung. 1844.

Die Berliner illustrirte Kinderwelt. Herausgegeben von Otto Ruppius unter Mitwirkung von C.Mücke und Ferd.Schmidt
Jg. 1846 hrsg. v. C.Mücke u. Otto Ruppius.- Berlin: Rieß. 1846.

Bilderbuch der Frau. Kinderzeitung. Herausgegeben von Otto Ruppius.- Berlin: Rieß. 1846.

Organ für das gesamte deutsche Volksschriftenwesen. Herausgegeben vom Vereine zur Hebung und Förderung der norddeutschen Volksliteratur. Unter besonderer Bearbeitung von J.Gersdorf und Otto Ruppius.- Berlin: Rieß. 1846.

Bürger- und Bauernzeitung. Volkszeitung für Stadt und Land. 1.Jg. 1848. Herausgegeben von Otto Ruppius.- Berlin. 1848.

Der Dorfbarbier . Illustrirtes Volksblatt. (Folge) 1863, Nr. 1 - 27: (Ed.:) O. Ruppius (9 ff.: F. Hüttner).- Leipzig: Ernst Keil. (1863).
Erschien auch unter dem Titel: Illustrirter Dorfbarbier.

Der Hausfreund in Hütten und Palästen. Hrsg. v. Karl Steffens. Jg 1845 u.1846.- Berlin: Simion

Egeria. Taschenbuch für Bilder aus dem Volksleben.- Breslau: Trewendt & Granier. 1847