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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-23
TAKE NOTICE!

NY boy, Adam, having away, hereby give notice
70 all persons not to harhor credit said hey on my
account, as will not pay any such demands against
me from this date, or be responsible for him.
GEORGE SHLUNDT.
Mville, June 81 1852. 3-w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-23
STRAY CATTLE.

S.rlyed from subscriber residing near the village Of
Lancaster, the following cattle;
One red steer, years old high horns, part Of his
tail white. One spotted steer, years Old mostly
white, head and neck red sides spotted One yeariing
heifer, spotted, with white face. think there no
other marks either of them. They have been gone
since carly in May. Leave word at Herald Office st
my house, and viii pay for the trouble
WM. ALCORN.
Lancaster, July 81 1862 5u
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no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC!

fhe undersigned, having received the contract for
carrying the u s. Mails from Cssville Mineral Point
this aethoo ct Informing the public that he is
prepared with good horses and ha Ks himsef riving)
to convey passengers nd packages with safety al mod
crate caarges through to Sny Of the intermediate
points
de at clock, passing trough Bee own, Hur-
rcane, Lancaster, New Calilo rnG Washburn and Af-
hn connecting at Lancaster with stages running north
and souih) arriving at mineral Point Mondays and
Thursds.s al 10 O'Clock, m.; leave Mineral Point at
IL O'Clock, IN same day.
24.tf CHARLES II. cox.
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DEPAprMgsq on TIC INTERIOR, I
u. O., I'm Feb. 1856. I

Sin: have used your Piils my general and hospital
practice since yoa made tbe9 and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathaliic employ. Their iegu
at.g action the liver Is quick and decided, conse-
qnently they admirable say for arrangements
bilious disease obstinate that Il did READILY yield
them. kratcrnally yorts, AL0AXO BALL, NJ d.,
llgslclall 0i Nc Mariae Hospilal.
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FURNITURE.

He keeps constantly on hand,
BEADSTEADS. BUREAUS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS, TABLES, STANDS, &c.
He also does anything in the way Of repairing futni
tare an is prepared make order all kinds 81 wood
on wares n0t on hand Also Collins made short no.
tce. Please cal ard examine 10Y stock before buying
elsewhere. g. SCHROEDER.
Lancaster Wis., July o. 1862. 6-M
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nysen terv, DInrrhoea, Iselax, NYorms.

FT0Hl ". Y. Q. UIeeI, W LIllaIV7.
Your Pills have had long rai IN my practice, and
hold them in esteem &C lie best aperients have
found Their Alternative elect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when gean small doses fer
bilious dgsentry and didrrkua. Their kugar-coaiIng
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
OF women and children.
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pRY-0ooDs, GROCERIES,,
4 tOME ONE! COME ALL!l
This rock shall hy soon as
D. II. Budd stops making fiSt-rate Wagons.
Every year adds TO my expense IN making wagon
and my facililies obtaining Eastern timber Tor
Carriages and Buggies

of all descriptions and the facilities for getting home
timber also improves; consequently feel that can
eI sn make q greater number and offer the great
ind Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-23

Rreakng Pows and Cultyators, of pattern and finish
when have Won the admiration of ali who have tried
them de win repair Flows and Reapers.
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r .ARGE FURNITURE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The subscriber would respectfully call the attentio
Of buyers to his new and wei selected stock of
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

ty-devotion to the Union, which we under
stand to be a preservation of the Constitution,
without which there is 10 Union. And yet
it may come to this: that his notions Of ex-
ped;ency win te the only measure Of his ac-
ton. He tells us-(i6r it is to us, and not to
Horace Greeley, he is taIkng)-he tells us
in one line, That, he would save the
the Uaiou'-and, save il in lhe shortest way,
undsr the CopsG;ulion. Theu comcsJhe Or
aele: 'W-hat I do about Slavery and the col
ored race, I do, because I believe it helps
save this Union; what torJsar roRBEAR,
because do not believe it would help 10 save
the Union. sballdo less-syhenevcr I shall
believe that what am doing hurts the cause,
and ! SHALL DO MORE, whenever I believe. do
ing more will help the cause If we do re-
member rightly, Harlequin sometimes wore
a sword, but it was always a Wooden Sword
The leading Journal that heads the
column of the new pressure, has announc-
ed the dissolution Of the late Republican
party. If it is not got clear to all eyes
it soon will be clear, that we shall have
new allotment of parties, with fitting
party names-The Constitutional Union
Party and the Military Abolition Party.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

THE Board of County Commissioners
is of more importance to the people than
the Legislature, and yet it SO happens
that no attention is ever given to the
ohoice of the persons who shall compose
| it. The office is somehow looked upon
as loose change to balance accounts a
mong the townships just as the more
lucrative Offices are disposedof, some out
side township is gratiied with a Com
missioner, to keep down clamor.
Perhaps, we have at this time, Board
of very superior capacity, with a very
clear perception of the public good, and
earnest in the discharge of their duties.
IF 50, the people ought by all means to
re-elect them and keep them in Office as
long as they will serve. There is, how
ever, one popularity which marks their
conduct desire to suppress all infor-
nation about their doings, which needs
explanation.
It's made the duty of the County Gem
missiOners annually, on or before the I'd
Monday of June to make a detailed re-
port in writing to the Court of Common
Pleas of their county, of the official trans
actions during the year next preceding
the time of making said report, giving
an accurate statement of the financial af-
fairs of the county, which shall be prin-
ted at the expense of the county as di-
rected by the Court to whom the same
shall be made, and the Court shall cause
the same to be investigated and exami-
ned by two suitable persons, to be ap-
pointed by the Court and by the Prose
cutting Attorney of the county, who, in
case of any violation of law, is to see
them prosecuted, either by indictment or
by action.
The present Commissioners haVeshown
an utter disregard of this law, and have
omitted to make any reports as required,
and they thus deprive the people of all
knowledge of what they are doing and,
at the same time, prevent any investiga-
ton into their dOings. The question ari-
ses, are they ignorant of the law, and for
that reason omit to make report; or, are
they well informed of the law, and yet
deliberately disregard it. An explana-
ton is due to the public.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

TEE URBANA UNION is newspaper for the
people Of Champaign county. It is not in the
interesOf any party, nor is it meant to be iden-
tlned with the interest Of any party, because it
win not be Fettered Il VIII not be Neutral for
that means-iime serving tinidity It win have
very distinct opinions on all public questions
connected with government, whether Union
State, or County and on the expression Of opin-
ions 1t viii have but one guidc,-a strict adher
ence to law. It wiz support the Constitution
and the Laws, without regard to platforms Or to
party dogmas.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

THE Urbana Union, edited by John H.
James, puts John H. Young, of Champaign
county in nomination as the opposition to the
Union Party Candidate for Senator in the
Eleventh District
The above is clipped from the Springfield
Republic paper published in Clarke County,
and is here produced for the purpose of say
ing that the URBASA UNION did no such thing
as put John II. Young in nomination. It
simply copied from another Springfield paper,
as an item of news, an article proposing Mr..
Young as candidate. This was certainly
well known to the editor of the Republic, and
he has chosen to say what is not true. This
paper has, also, on Ike authority of some
Springfield paperstated that some one thought
Of running S. S. uenkle for the State Senate,
and it might have been accused ofnominating
him if it had been so charged, it would have
promptly denied it. We would further say
to him, that the URBAEA UNION does not de-
scend to such low matters as making candi-
dates, when it can be so cheaply done by con-
ventions of one from a county. Good night,
Mr.. Wimble Tool Cogg; we part in peace.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24
From Gen. Busll's Army.

We had a conversation yesterday with a
gentleman who left Buelrs army at Bowling
Green. He says the army was in superb con-
dition. After the railway transportation with
the North was cut of, the opssubsisted on
the country, and lived well. They had abun-
dance of beef cattle, poultry, green corn, &c,
g., and so far as the subsistence question was
concerned, were not anxious about opening
communication with the North. Every Off
Ger aud man in the army was confident they
could and would whip Bragg if they could
catch him. It is mistake to suppose that
Buell. has moved slowly. He has brought up
his troops with as great rapidity as possible,
consistent with the primary duty of keeping
the army in good condition. Gen. Bragg got
the start of him in lis unexpected Northern
march, and had thus far kept ahead Com
mercial, yesterday.
The 18th and 26th regiments are with Gen.
Buell..
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ge0at
CIvn AcTIoN-PETITIoy ron DIvoFcr-
William Alfred, Plf, II Common Pleas

William Alfred, Plf, In Common Pleas
Margaret AlIed. Defendt. Champaign county, olao.
5lhe said Margaret Alfred VIII take notice that the
an y IMAM Alfred did the 2tst day ofApril, 1SG2
ny la petltloh IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cham
Ptg SOuIy, Snio-the object Gud prayer Of said pc
tltlon ls thst me bands Of natrmory may be disso
ysa DlWeeh tne SAD parties TOT The following causes:
auateE{ ana gross neglect Of dnty: and that uuess
SAID ueleTldant shall appenr plead s5gn5 denim to
saa PetlSa en- on according to the rules Of said Court the
is further notified that the depositious ~ S1f--ss
will be taken at the office Of Il. C. Cearbeart in the
town Of Gallon, county Of Crawford Ohio on the Istj,
18th and 10th days Of September, A. D. 1862 ef,esT
the hoprs of II o'clock, An and Oclock p n ~ uai5
DAYS and the examination adjourned from dav to -,
thereafter, until all is taken.
II. @. CEARHART, CORWIE & DOUGHTY.
Aug. 26, 1852. q = -s AtIys for Petitioner
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

B5ac6 Lars should be repealed. Sc, in
fulfllment of this last clause Of the com
pact, a bill was introduced to authorize
the establishment of separate schools for
the education of colored chiIdren-aad
for Otler purposes" and on the 10th Feb
ruary, 1649, this bill became a law, and
these other purposes defined in the lastsee-
ton of that act, We're aropeal of all black
laws, and the disabilities under which col
Ored persons lived among us. And this
is the way in which Mr.. Bingham's par
ty repealed the Black Laws as soon as
they drove the Democratic party out of
power!'
The Republican orator showed great
skill in the interruption of debate, and by
the kind forbearance of Mr.. Cox, was
able to foil Mr.. WicLliFe, without the
slightest aid from truth and to enjoy
the satisfactionof being cheered by laugh
ter. He ought, however, to remember
that the love Of cachinnatioR is a danger
Gus gift, and that the distance is but
small, between being laughed with and
being finally laughed at.
Not knowing what party, or fragment
Of a party, may avail itself of this testi-
mony, it is here taken de Bene esse, and
"TO Whom It May Concern.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24
rsrATE oF JoHN WooDBoURNE. 30.

On the sOth September 1852 win sell at the door
of the Court House in Urbana, one undivided sixth
part of the following property being the interest heFe.
in OF the late John WOOdbOune and sold by order Of
Champaign Common Pleas for the payment OF debts
One-sixth Of tTo-thirds OF the property in Urbana
Female Collegiate Institute:
one-sixh Of in-lot a. in the town of Sidney Shelby
county o.; and Of nOt 49, except parcel Of feet BY
SO feet fronting on Court street;
One-sixth Of VIZ of NWR and " \ Of SW1[ OF sec.
II, town. g north Of range g. E in Putnam county. o.
And SE Of sec. 5 town. 8, N range 9, Z, except 81
acres off the north end-in Wood county.
TERMs.-Oue- third in hand rendue in one year and
two years with interest. WM S. DALLAS,
n21-4W Admir- OF John WOodbourne, decd
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24
sPALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to the voice,
They impart delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm any
one.
advise every one who has Cough or a Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, any difficulty Of the Throat
to get package Of my Throat CONNECTIONS; they viii
relieve you instantly, and you win agree with me
that they go right to the spotH You win find them
very useful and pleasant while travelling or attending
public meetings for stilling your Cough or aIayng
your thirst If you try package, am safe in say
ing that you viii afterwards consider them indis-
pensable. You win find them at the Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines. .
PRICE TWENTYFTVE CENTS
Ny signature is on each package. All others are
counterfeit
A Package will be sent by mail, prepaid on receipt
Of Thirty Cents. Address
HENRY C. sPALDWG,
IS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24
TO TIE CREDITORS OF JOHN sNAPP, DECD

On the 2fst day Of july A. D. 1852 the Probate Court
of aaInpaien CO declared the estate Of John snapp
deceased to probably insOlvent creditors there
fore required present their claims against the estate
to the undersigned for allowance, within six I1onLs
from the time above mentioned or they VIII not be
entitled to payment. And all claims against said es-
tate which have been presented to- and allowed by the
the undersigned must be so fled within the time above
mentioned. DAVID LOUDENBACh.
In1T-6wl Adm Cfs 6Onis non Of John Snapp decd.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

HEADQUARTERS PAROLED FORCES,
COLUMBUS, Ohio Sept. %, 1852.
-. GENERAL ORrERs No. 2.
l. All paroled officers formerly at this post,
but now absent, will report themselves to
these Headquarters Immediately. If they do
not so report by the 1st of October, they will
be dismissed the service.
2. Paroled soldiers at any time ordered to
this post, but now absent with or without
leave, must also report themselves for duty
and to receive pay and clothing. Upon fail
ure so to do by the Ist October ensuing, they
will be proceeded against as deserters ard
lose their pay.
By command Of
MAJ. GEN WALLACE.
J. G. ELsToN, JR., A. D. c. and Chief Of
Staff
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24

s n. PETTESc1LL & Co No. 81 Park Row.
Ne" orb and State Street, Boston, are our
agents Tor the yNIcS in those cities, and are
tulhoIized 70 take Advertisements at our low
EsT RATES
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-24
gEPHALIg PILLS
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

E-By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and if
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
relief from painiand sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bOWels-removing Costive-
ness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone and Wig
or to the digestive organs and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC .PHLLs are the result Of long in
vestigadon and carefully conducted experiments,
having been iu use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orginat-
ing in the nervous system deranged state Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety with
out making any change of diet, and the absence Of
any disageeabe taste renders it easy to administer
them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
11-The genuine have i've signatures Of
HENRY c. sPALDINc
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Medicines.
box viii be sent by mail prepaid, receipt Of the
Price, 25 Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDNG,
As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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A Daily, ssmi-Woekly and Weekly Newspaper.
For as Uaiaa and q. Fr.
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No COmprOnnise or sympathy With Traitors.


This wellknOwn J0nrnal is now "a the sixtv-arst
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