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RICHARD SrANHorE the aged and somewhat
renowned negro Of this county, died at his
home in Jackson Township, on Saturday last
He was about us years old at the time ofhis
death, and was perhaps the oldest individual
in Ohio.
Stanhope claimed to have been body ser
want Of Washington, and probably was. as
documents and articles in his possession went
to prove. His conversation abounded in ref
erences to the Father of His Country, and he
took pride in exhibiting Claimed relics ofthe
Revolutionary agc-amoug them some things
which he stated were given him by his great
master. Richard is said to have been an hon
est and good negro, and we hope that
"IIc'z gone where the good uiggcrs 60"
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HoRRIBLE AccrDENr-On Saturday morn
ing die remains of a man, horrily mutilated,
were found at the s. D. & c. r. r. depot at
the crossing Of the c. &IR.R. So mangI-
ed were they that they were scarcely recoe-
nized as those of Joseph Robbins, resident
Of WestviIe, a stout active nral, in the morn
ing of life It is supposed that Robbins was
intoxicated and while in that state endcayor-
ed to get on the night 4 clock train pass
ing north, but was thrown under the cars
and portion OF tie train passed over his
body Both legs and the right arm were cut
Off; one side of lis head smashed in and the
brains thrown out-and altogether the re-
mains were a more ghastly sight than is sell
dom seen anywhere, even on the battle field
The Coroner's Jury rendered a verdic. in ac-
cordance with the facts given above
Robbins was by profession a painter, and
IS said to have been man of more than or
binary skill and intelligence. But his unfor-
tunate habits brought him to an carly and
deplorable end.
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CAPTAIN Sol. G. HOucl, (of Springfeld)
7lst Ohio, who was dismissed from service
with other officers of that regiment for being
concerned in Rod. Blason's cowardly surren-
der at Clarksville, has been restored to COM
mand by order Of the President, satisfactory
evidence having been submitted that he did
not advise such surrender. We have pleas
ure in knowing that the Captain has brought
no disgrace on our good name-(for we must
be allowed the egotism)-which has always
always been honorable in all the wars of the
country.
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To the Ohsmuaign Military Committee.

To the Champaign Military Committee.
" Your ExdELLENcIEs :"
1 understand that you invited Rev. NJ.
p. Gaddis, Chaplain of the I'd Ohio
not only true soldier and earnest Pattiot
but polished orator; man Of talent and
gentleman address the Citizens Of
Champaign County on the subject Of the
War. You stated to him. is Ger
tainly true, that $50 men must be enlis-
ted in this County to avoid Draft; and
that you wanted him to raise these men.
Now, Mr.. Gaddis has entered upon his
work, earnestly, and what assistance have
ron rendered him? Eone Is this the
way to treat an old soldier of the
Army of the Union-one who has been
in service ever since the War began p
is this the manner in which you propose
to raise men, and save a draft in Cham
paign County?
Yours, respectfully,
UTRBANA UNION.
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AMoEe those who fell in the battle near
Middletown was Eugene L. Reynolds, Serg't
Major of the 23d ohio-an old schoOlmate Of
the writer, and brave and true young man
wherever he might be placed. Before enter
ing the army he was local editor of the Belle
fontaine Republican. Eugene Reynolds died
with bis face to the enemy in the thickest oI
the fight. What better can be said of any
man?
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TuE principal events or rather topics Of the

The principal events or rather topics of the
week are President Lincoln's emancipation
message and the great arrival Of clothing at
Ellis & Co.'S It is perhaps unnecessary to
inform our readers that the latter is decidedly
the most popular It, unlike the former,
strikes faVorably the popular heart without a
prospective deep and improbable reach in the
pocket. Messrs. E. & Co.'S stock is the larg-
est yet received, and their goods the most de-
sirable in the market. An early cali viii be
found to be necessary to insure selection of
these goods as the demand at their counters
will be great during fair week. The man who
wishes to present fair appearance at the
Fair next week should call and get his suit
Immediately at Jiuir pricesl sisf.E
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PERsoxAL-JOhn Russell, Esq, County

PERsoHAL--John Russell, Esq, County
Clerk, departed for the East yesterday morn
ming. He goes especially on a visit to his
nephew VIM. W. Wilson, of the Goth Regi-
ment, who was wounded at Port Republic,
has since suffered four amputatiOns of his
leg, and is now at Camp Delaware, on that
river, below Philadelphia. Mr.. R. viii prob
ably visit Annapolis and other points, also.
Rev. c. w. Sears, Chaplain of the 95th
regiment, has returned home in good health.
Rev. G. w. Collier, Chaplain Of the 31th
Ohio has become a citizen Of this place.
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mnrriEN.

On Sunday, l4th inst, at the N. E. Church
West Liberty, by Rev. H s. Bradley, Mr.
John Little to Miss Mary Jones.
Mary wants but Little here below,
And wants that Little long
We trust that the happy couple may expe-
rience many great blessings and several Lit
tie ones.
"Sufer the Little ones to come unto me-"
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The 95rH.-On Monday, Col MoNTGlen is
sue7 notice IN pursuance Of an order from
Major Genersl WaTlace) requesting all paroled
officers and men of the 95th regiment toreport
themselves at Camp Chase on or before to-
dav. oath inst.
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THE boys of Captain Mayss's company of
the So reg't viii probably arrive at home the
latter part of next week. The muster rolls
of the reg't are net yet prepared for muster
ing out, and the process Of paying off and
and mastering out is necessarily a somewhat
tedious one The boys viii have a hearty
reception when they do come.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

TEE Editor of the URBANA USIoy is a
brick RI London Democrat
You had better not come to Urhana. You
might run against that brick Coffee at the
Hamilton tor two
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CHAPLAIN GADDIs, OF the End Ohio, deliver
ed an excellent recruiting speech at the Court
House, Monday evening. Possessing elo-
quence of the FIRST order, pathetic and con-
vincing, Mr.. Gaddis has few superiors as p
speaker in our State; and as q writer his let
ter5 to the Commercial are sufficient to estab-
lsh his merits. lie has been of the editorial
profession for many years.
It is to be hoped that the "old Second"
will have as manv more men as she wants
from Champaign. It has no superior in the
service in officers or men. As specimen
of its officers we can point with pride to Aleck
Berryhil and as proof of its soldiers, Mr.. Cad
dis, himself says, that he would sooner have
a regiment Of Champaign county men such
as those in the ID Ohio than from any other
county IN the State; that for moral qualities
and lighting qualities they have no superiors
Cannot the Second Ohio have more men like
these in it7
Enlist! There is but week to do it in.
Pot not of for the morrow what you CAN do
to-day
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

Gen. WALLACE, as will be seen by an Or
der in to-day's paper, is organizing the paro-
led men into regiments. Captain 7. J. Bux-
ton ard Lieut. W. A. Sampson, of the 6Gth
regiment, have been assigned to the 1st Reg
iment Paroled Prisoners-the former as Cap
tain of company i, and the latter as lst Lieu
tenant of company D.
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THERE is quite dissatisfaction in the 95th,
about some officers, espeeially-one of them
high in authority. The 0, s. Journal having
spoken to this effect, Lieut.. Col. J. B. Arm
strong of Urbana, addressed that paper the
following note:
Now, am one of the regimental officers
Of the 95th regiment, and if have failed to
secure the confidence Of the thousand men
composing it, 7 may as well be informed no,O.
The Wholesale charge inphcates US all. II
any bakers dozen of the soldiers ever ex-
pressed distrust, Or ever charged cruelty or
cowardice, 1 stand ready, for the good of the
service, and to save the cause to resign at
once. Truly yours,
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4ar&ieat.
Assoc1Ar1ox. PHnADE1Pnfa.-


A Benevolent Institution established by special En-
dovment for the Relief or the Sick and Diseased af
fixed with Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases, and es-
pecialiy fO7 the Care 81 Diseases Of thc Sexual Or
gans.
Medical Advice
given gratis BY the Acting surgeon to all who apply
BY letter with description Of their condition, tage,
occupation. habits Of life. &C. ai5e IN case Of cXreUs
poverty Medicines furnished tree OF charge.
Valuable Reports
on Spermatorrh0a and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in ths
Disno1srv sent to the affected. in sealed envelopes.
free Of charge Two or three Stamps for postage viii
be acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. SKTLLIN HOCGTTTON. EeiiDg
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. South Ninth 81.
Philadelphia, Pa BY order Of the Directors.
tSEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
Misty EZRA d. IEARTWELL. = 'ideBt.
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War LITTLE LoNeER.-Centrary to our
expectations we have not as yet received any
reinforcement" to cur UNION army, but EUs
in hopes that the arrival Of "sich" win GER
tainly not be later than ne-t week.
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SHERrFF BTERs Of Logan county. passed
through here on Monday morning with one
Of the butternut prisoners that escaped from
Camp Chase last week Nearly all OF them
have been captured.
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AMONG the regiments surrendered at Har-
per's Ferry was the 32d Ohio, Col. Thomas
Fl. Ford, in which is Captain Palmer's COM
pany from this county CMechanicsburg). A
complete list of the casualties at Harper's Fer
ry has been published. In it we find but the
names Of Sergt 0. Daniels and G. W. Smith
Of Captain Palmer's company. If this is all.
it escaped with little loss as the color conf
pany.
The 8Tth Ohio, captured at the same place
and time was a three months regiment; and
it must be considered quite joke on it TO be
captured several days after its term Of service
had expired. Such are the fortunes" of
war.
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(VgE can't help itD-If any one looks over
the list Of contributors to the St. Paris Relief
Society it win be noticed that that organiza-
ton is never without q Cup Of Apple GtJ)el-
lvE
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TIE editor returns his thanks for pear pre-
sented him, which was grown in the garden
Of Mr. John Poyseu, West Liberty. For size
it surpasses any we have seen.
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CHAPLAIN GADDIs says he breaches powder
and ball to his regiment on Sunday and they
make practical Illustration Of it through the
six days.
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We find the following complimentary no
tice of the 18th regiment in the Cleveland
Leader of Saturday:
"The 18th Regiment Of Ohio Volunteers,
principally enlisted from Franklin, Licking,
Champaign and Madison counties, is being or
ganized, properly drilled and prepared for ac-
tive duty here. It's officers consist of Colonel
Wilcox, Lieut-Col. Mitchell Major Warner,
Black, Harlan and Upton, Surgeons, Adjt
Cox, Quartermaster Scarrit, Captains Taylor,
RICHTER, Blockford, Riler, Peek, Nichols, Man
son, Jones and Adams. A better set OF Off
GERS and men cannot be found in Ohio That
they will make their mark and gain laurcls
honorable to the brave sons of Ohio, no one
that is at all acquainted with the regiment can
doubt" ...- ..
The 18th is recruiting rapidly and will
soon be ready for the field. The drill service
is regularly attended to each day, so that TIE
most of the men will be well schooled there
in when the time for action comes.
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UNION
Crrx AND oOUNnx.
This Paper.

Tue question has been asked, whether
the URBANA UNION viii be = permanent
paper. We answer that it is no tempor-
ary thing it is meant to be permanent
It makes no debts, but pays as it goes.
Those who wish to be subscribers must
pay in advance else they cannot be sub
seribers. Customers fST job work must
pay on delivery, or they cannot be Gus
toners. The publisher wishes to be ex-
URBANA UNION will do its
duty, and will keep good its word.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

Col. RoBERrs.-Among the officers who
happened to be in Cincinnati at the time of
the raid of Kirky Smith towards that point
was our old friend T. R. Roberts of West
Liberty, (and son-in-law Of Rev. E. Kimber
of this place. now Lieut. Colonel of the gal
liant 18th Ohio Col R. was rendered the
command of the lst Cincinnati Reserves, ac-
cepted it, and held it, until appointed to the
command Of the Fourth Brigade of Reserve
regiments, which position he occupied until
the disorganization of the city militia. In
these positions Col. R. won much credit and
honor, We find that his regiment-the 1st
Reserve-gave him splendid screnade, &c,
Friday evening last, to which he neatly re-
sponded; and the Hamilton County Military
Committee adopted the following compliment
tary resolution on Saturday:
RESOLVED, That in view of the valuable SER
vices rendered by Colonel T. R. Roberts, in
the defense of Cincinnati, first as Colonel of
the First Cincinnati Reserve Regiment, and
afterward as acting Brigadier General, COM
manding the Fourth Brigade, the Military
Committee of Hamilton County, earnestly
request that his Excellency Governor Tod
would assign Colonel Roberts to higher po-
sition in the service than the one he now oc-
cupies.
The Colonel and the old 18th" deserved
these compliments At the same time Col
Runkle, another QormeD officer of the 18th,
was in command at Covington as Brigadier
of volunteers.
As Colonel Roberts has many friends be-
sides the writer, in Urbana, we take pleasure
in presenting this. --.
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St. Paris Relief Society.

Mr.. EDrroR:-WiIl you please give pubici-
ty to the fact that Relief Association has
been organized at St. Paris, to render the
situation of our sick and wounded soldiers
more comfortable, while away from home in
defence of the Constitution and Order of our
Land. This association was organized about
two months ago; and the Ladies have engag-
ed in the work of preparing articles with true
patriotic enthusiasm. And the Gentlemen
who were unable to go to war have assisted
US with a liberal hand.
We have already sent to the Commissary
department at Cincinnati Box and Barrel,
containing the following articles:
2 quilts, 20 cotton sheets, 40 linen towels,
linen sheet and pillow slip, 25 handkerchiefs,
l small quilt, 2 punches congresses, 10 pair
pillow slips, rolls of linen and 2 of muslin,
doz. neekties, 80 rolls of bandaging, 10
shirts and 6 bed-gowns. large pin-cushion
and a doz. small ones, 8 pillows with slips,
3 morning gowns, 3 papers and boxes OF lint,
some religions news papers, l3 doz. ginger
snaps, l3 doz. crackers, I sack of dried black
berries, l Of apples, l Of pears, 2of cherries,
of raspberries, piece of dried beef and 81
cans of fruit, various kinds.
The following are the names of contribut-
ors to the "St. Paris Union Relief Associa-
tom"
Mrss. D Demons, McCarty, D Knull, slonak-
er, Brelsford, Loudenback, L Dash, ] Riker,
Wells A Prince, Kiser, Richardson, D Brown,
Fomme, A Fields, c White, Mitchell Grimes,
Brown, Hall, Allen, Cary, Naming, N White,
Mathers, Hill, stith, Graham Il Read, Il Allen,
A Brecount Dobins, T, EVeringham, Ev-
eret, Prince, C Campbell, E Maggart, L H Scott,
C Apple H Mott, Mott, Garinger, Lewis, Almonds,
Long, Abbot, Slagle, Stephens, Buckles, Wilson,
Hamilton, Derr, Taylor Furrow, Marshal, Moth
er Stover, Leedom, White, Apple, A Pence,
A Scott, N Watson, J Brown, G Wells, Mother
Klapp, Cady, c MeAIorran. L Bowersock, C
Flowers, Pond, Hoffman, Overhultz, Holdrenner,
Taylor, Grandy, Gayheart, Forkner, Mussen,
Slower, q Grandy, D sevringhous. ~
Misses. Gilly, Cup, A Maggart, Lewis, S Heck,
A Mussen, R Bowersock, NJ Bowersock, NJ Flow
ers, s McMorran, Yoke, 10 Bowersoek, NJ E
Lewis, N c Lewis, Scott, E Brelsford.
Mr. Cory, D Brown, 7 Dobins, c Allen, H Long,
N Klapp, W F Furrow, H Furrow, Gold
en-, D Helmick, DR. Barley, W Frank, J Apple.
$3.50. .-....- Mrs. S. H. SCOTT, Pres.
Mrs. J. D. SEvRTNGHoUs, Sec'y.
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COUNTY ELECTION.

En-. PREss-Please announce the name Of
JOSEPH PENCE as an Independent candidate
for Infrmary Director, at the ensuing COun-
ty Election. Many Worms
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, Do NOT miss the richest reading Of the day
-Orpheuss account Of Gen. Popes campaign.
Ethan Spikes uskedaddIe9 is nearly as good
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roREApEBsAE0 cosRtsP0NpfVTs,

The RULES OF THIS OFFICE kEE That no com
munication will be inserted unless the nsme
of a responsible person be given to the publish
or. Manuscripts sent TO this office are to be con
sidered the property Of the publisher, and not
liable to be returned, except at publishers op
tiOn.
J. S.-On the l1th Sept. the 26th Ohio
was at Bowling Green, in Buel's army. Since
that time, it has not been heard from, but is
undoubtedly, with him yet Better direct to
Louisville.
L. A. G.-Yoar communications received.
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orders bv mat GskH6ed 10 'riH pT0BlptHsss Do R0g
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aattruads.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON s DAYTON RAIL
HAMILTON HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE Court HOUSE, CRBAy.4. Q.
JOsEPu WILET, Proprietor.
The Hamilton has been thoroughly rcfittcd
for the accommodation OF guests. We are conf
dent of rendering satisfaction TO All:
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TIE 45TH.-This regiment promises to be-
come as prominent as Colonel Runkle's form
er one, the gallant 18th. An exchange says
Upon the organization of this army under
General Wallace, for the defence of Cincin-
natl, Colonel RunkIe of the 45th was assign
ed to the command of a brigade composed Of
six regiments, Major Hill was appointed an
engineer on General Wallace's staff, Capt
Marsh and Lieut. Franklin aids to the Colon
el commanding the brigade, Quartermaster,
and Thomas L. Kerr, Wagonmaster of the
45th, brigade Wagonmaster. Lieut.. Col
Ramsey was left in command of the 45th,
and when they had taken from him all the
field and staff officers of the regiment and
some of his best Captains and Lieutenants,
he pronounced to the officers in command the
very pertinent inquiry, as to whether there
was no man in the army that could do any
thing, except in the 45th.
Gen. Low, of Indiana, has since joined
the army, and takes the command of Col.
Runkle's brigade. The appointments made
by Col Runkle in the brigade staff, still re-
tain their positions under Gen. Low.
As for Colonel Runlle, here is the way one
of his men talks of him:
al have not seen Colonel Runkle with a
coat on for a couple Of days. The Colonel is
a very common man, not feeling himself
above speaking to any one who wishes to
speak to him.
We prophecy for the 45th bright and hon
orable future. Champaign has some of her
bravest sons in the regiment and no Cham
paign man will have aught but good record
in this war.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

WooD.-Wil our friends bring in Whit
er's supply of wood, as soon as possible, and
obEge.
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II Will never do in the world to have black
officers in the army, because in hot weather
the black officers would always OUt-railh the
white ones; and would consequently he in
bad ocldr with the rest Of the army There
would be nothing but .ti@iog on one side
and psrf,ln5pg. on The other, and the army
would soon stink in the nostr;ls Of the ma
tios.-NdTHciRs Ltigu.
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ESTATE OF EVANS GLENN, Decd.

The last viii Of Evaus Glenn, Decd, has been pro
ved in gfe Probate COnft OF Champaign county Ohio;
and the undersigned Executor Of said last viii has
given bond in said Court and assumed the trust: all
persons having claims said estate will present the
same To the undersigned
Urbana, Sept. s. 1859. NARY ". GLENN, Ezee'r.
7 ENT-I have lent and fofsot to,whon, Ranletts
j. Architecture; vols blue morocco back contain
ing plans spec catoTs aud designs for bailding. The
bur . Di9-tf JOHN IT, JAMES.
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JAS. B. ARMSTRONG

la.-E- y -. - <AAtAi9 Ai1S-'~'
To which the Journal honestly responds:
We cheeriully give place to the above, and
are prepared to say that we have not heard a
single reflection upon the conduct, military or
civil, of Lieut. Col Armstrong, On the 9TH
er hand we have heard the Colonel spoken
Of in terms of the highest commendation.
The draft takes place in Pennsylvania next
Thursday.
The draft in New York VIII take place 0c-
tobcr 10Th.
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@mfiaI ahtrtag,
COUNTY
TOWNSHIP

Trustees. J. H. Patrick,
VIM. Mcdonald, RObt. R Coiwen
Treasurer, Ihos, ID. berry.
Clerk, James g. Ogden
JPs n. Rhodes, Wm- Patrick.
Co0rtsble jacob ZombrO,
&c. Jones, John Thomas, John c. TabOr.
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Mistettaueous.

DHPNIx LOOKING GLASS AND PIcTtRE
/ FRAME
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CITY

Mayor, -E 80 William Patrick
Council. George B. Coulter, Griffith
ETis, James P. Pindar, George w. Collins,
Joseph c. elena
Recorder, John Russell
Marshal Jacob G. Jones.
Street Commissioner, j. z. Jones.
Board of Education, J. a. Young, Pres.
J. P Pindar, W. 7. Busser E. B. Patrick, A. J..
Guthridge, John Russell, Secretary.