Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-04-02

! IURBANA UNION
CETE AND COUNTY
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services of some reliable person as Agent fol
cur paper, in every town and township of thil
and adjoining counties. Any one willing tc
accept an agency, or knowing of any Other
person who would be, will confer favor by
Immediately addressing us, We viii cOmpen-
safe Agents to their entire satisfaction.
JOB WoRK.-Our facilities for doing Job
Work have never been equalled in Champaign
Co All our materials are bran new; we
p4int on good paper, with book ink; and we
aatter ourselves that we can get up bill,
sircular, or anything else, in better style than
any other printing Office in this section Of
country. Give US your orders, and we will
prove what we have said.
HORSE BlLLs-We are prepared to print
any style of Horse Bills, at the lowest rates.
We have more cuts" than any Office in this
section, and can do work to suit any one.
READ ALL the advertisements. Wepublish
none but those which are worthy your atten-
ton and perusal.
IT is feared that Gen. Shields (ths 6Gth's
GeneraD viii lose his arm 10y the wound re-
ceived from a shell, in the recent battle with
Jackson.
The local departments necessarily ''cramp-
ed" this week. We will have more room
and time in a few weeks.
READ Our COLUMN on the last page; and
then subscribe for THE paper Of Champaign
county.
THE advantages of advertising in the UNION
must be apparent to every business man. It
is read in Champaign county and ezse,ohere,
too.
TIE "URBANA UNION Directory" on this
page, commends itself to every home reader.
It is a feature original with this paper; and
is alone worth the subscription price of the
UNION.
BESIDES the arms captured at Newbern,
BURNsIDE's troops have found 500 new En-
field rifles, portion of the Nashville's last
cargo Of 5000. Our boys will put them to
good use.
Fr. MACON and the steamer Nashville, it is
said, we're but slightly damaged by the rebels
in their retreat from Beaufort. The former
will probably be repaired and garrisoned, and
the latter put in sea going condition, to be
employed as gunboat or transport.
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New INvExT1ox-O Board Of EdUcation
or efficient Superintendent has invented
new and improved mode of making truants.
The door of the School room Is locked the
moment the Clock strikes and no one is af-
terwards admitted. This gives the Truant a
good excuse both at home and at school We
understand our young friends highly approve
of this arrangement, especially in skaAing time
TIE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLIC.-W. T. Cogge-
shall, Esq, late State Librarian, assumes the
propretorship and editorial control of this
excellent tri-weekly. He is gentleman Of
culture and experience; and tue Republic.
undeI his admin istraiion viii, no doubt, fully
sustain the reputation given it by Mr.. George
H. Frey. We wish all parties every success. |
GEN. MCCLELLAN's DREAM-Under this cap !
ton on our first page we publish story o.
the Imagination by Wesley Bradshaw, the |
best writer, perhaps, of legendary lore, since
Lpprad. A similar sketch from his pen last
Spring, entitled Washington's Vision" was
commended by Edward Everett as teach
ing a highly important lesson to every true
lover of his country"
The romantic story of the Union soldier
and the Richmond heiress, on the same page. !
is true in every particular The "hero" is
Sergeant Moulton, of the Third Connecticut
Regiment, and the heroine" has eloped from
the rebel capital to share his fortunes All |
honor to sGch Union womanl
A WORD 70 THE CRAFT.-Buy your presses,
type, and other printing material of the Frank
in Type Foundry, Cincinnati-the Western
division" of the celebrated house of L. John
son & Co., Phila1'a. It is a TRUTH worthy
IF all acceptaticn, that the beauty and dura-
1ility Of its type and material cannot by sur
passed, if equaled Under the efficient Su-
of Mr.. Robert Allison, the
organization" of the Franklin is as complete
md perfect as clOck-work, and the agreeable,
treatment received at the Foun-
Try from Mr. A. and the attaches" is only
,qualled by the promptitude and correctness
With which your orders are filled, "to the
letter."
Cast your eye over The UNoNi and we
believe you will, hereafter, cast your lines"
or orders in the pleasant places" of the
franklin.
BELOW, the reader will find, in verse, though
lot in poetic measure, letter from a men,
yer Of the Goth, descriptive of the Regiments
march" to Camp Candy, &c. The date is
lot recent one, but the "style" makes it
eadable, Notwithstanding
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