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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-24

By ANY RANDOLPH
How brilliantly the level winter sun
shine glowed and sparkled along the
snowy road, that genial Christmas morn
ing. If every leafess tree in the woods
had been New York belle, hung with
diamonds, they couIdn't have scintillated
more brightly in the blue radiance Of the
clOudIess sky, while the copses of dark,
mysterious cedars, elinging together like
solemn old monks, tossed their taper erests
at every breath Of wind. The very fences,
rough and ragged enough even in the
golden summer-tide, had been touched
by the enehanter's wand, and looked as
if they we're carved in gIittering pearl,
while here and there clusters of scarlet
berries cleaned through the network Of
the old woods like pendants of fame.
And there vas something strangely har-
monious with this sweet rural landscape
in Che silvery twang of the old stage-horn,
waking all the echoes of the snowy hills,
dying away among the dusky cedars, as
the ponderOus relic of antique days roll
ed heavily on the road.
30, isn't this beautiful" exclaimed
little Fanny Stewart leaning out of the
stage-window to let the bracing breeze
blow her curls. "See that lovely slope
of snow up among the black tree-stems
of yonder gIen-it looks like white vel
vet-and there goes a flock Of darling
little snow-birdsl o, I can hardly breathe
inenOughOfthisezhiliaratingairI Thank
God for Christmas timel''
The only other inside passenger
nervOus-loOking old gentleman wrapped
up to the nose in costly fars, uttered an
indistinct grunt Of dissent.
Don't you think it is delightful sea
son, sir?a asked Fanny, modestly.
ayery delightful" returned the old
gentleman, sarcastiealIy. Snow up to
your ears-everything frozen stif-blue-
nosed boys bawling songs which they
have the assurance to cali carols, through
the roads, and rheumatism and toothache
in every gust of windr'
Fanny could not help smiling. "Still,
said she, hositating, "I think we ought
to be very thankful-p
81 tell you what young woman" said
her companion, dogmatieally, "when
you've lived to be as old as I am-sizty-
two, this very Christmas Day-you'll
probably discover that We haven t SO very
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-24
A Brave Boy.

NEAR Lake Shetek, sixty miles south
west of New Ulm, family was surpris-
ed by Indians, the father killed, and the
mother seized as a prisoner, but two chill
dren, one twelve years and the other two
years of age, ware concealed from the
savagcs in a neighboring thicket of grass
and weeds. After the alarm, the moth
er thus concealed her children, her last
words to the elder boy being to save
his little brother and never leave him.
The indians disappearing with their
captiyes and plunder, the brave lad, ,eitb
has baby brother on his back, started for
started for the nearest settlement, subsist-
ing on wild fruits and roots, and reach
ing New Ulm in fourteen days. About
halfway on his journey of go miles, he
overlook neighbor named ireland, who
had laid down to die, having been struck
by no less than eight bullets, and who
insisted that it was hopeless to escape
" But" was the heroic reply of the boy,
"my mothers last words were to save
my little brother, ard 1 am going to do
il" This devoted courage gave new life
to Ireland, who struggled toward, and all
reached New Ulm without accident. Ire
land is now recovering.
On the next day after the arrival at
New Ulm, the mother of the children
was brought in by a scouting party. The
Indians, finding her an incumbrance to
their retreat, and not being at the mo-
ment disposed to kill her, had left the
woman on the prairie, and after wander
ing many days, she was reunited to her
children.-S. PauE Press.
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Old Ben Hayden.

IL an interior town in old Connecticut liv-
ed an odd character named Ben Hayden.
Ben had some good points; but he win run
his face when and where be can, and never
pay. In the same town lives Mr.. Jacob Bond,
who keeps the store at the corners. Ben
had score, but to get his pay was more than
Mr.. B was equal to, One day Ben made his
appearance with dog and wheelbarrow.
Mr.. Bond, want to buy two bushels of
corn, and I want to pay you the cash for it .
Very well" said B. And so they both
go up stairs, and B. puts up the corn, and Ben
takes it down, while B. stops to close up the
windows. When he gets down, he saw old
Ben some way from the store, making for
home.
HaIloa, Ben! You said you wanted to
pay the cash for that corn.
Old Ben sat down on the handle Of his bar
row, and cooking his head on one side, said
That's all true, Mr. Bond, do want to
pay you the cash for the corn, but I can't"
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The Douglas Monument.

We heartily endorse the article given be-
low from the London Democrat
Soon after the death Of the lamented stePh-
en- A. Douglas. an Association was formed,
in Illinois, designed to be national in its
character, for the purpose of erecting suita-
bic monument in commoration Of the life and
public services Of that iIlustrious Patriot and
Statesman The plan adopted to raise the
necessary funds was, to issue a handsome en-
craving, representing a full length portrait
and the last resting place Of the iIlustnous
Statesman, with an additional design repre-
senting the Goddess Of Liberty. Commit
tees have been appointed in the different
States Of the Union, empowered to furnish
these engragings upon application.
Daniel P Rhodes, Esq, a relative Of Mr..
Douglas, and gentleman of high character,
standing and integrity, is the committee for
this State. By enclosing one dollar to Mr..
Rhodes, at Cleveland, person viii receive
the above valuable engraving and a certificate
Of membership Of the Association The OBJ
ject can not fail to strike the mind Of every
lover Of his country and its institons, as a
noble one. No citizen certainly can with
hold his tribute of respect to so devoted and
so noble champion of the Union aud consti-
tuional rights, as was the noble Douglas,
whom all men, since his premature death,
" delight and honor Let all contribute their
mite to rear a testimonial Of his country's
gratitude.
Our readers viii please notice the advertise
ment headed Douglas Memorial
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JoseFH BowMAS, of Pimperton, is celebra-
ted for the large size of his trotters." He
is said to be the person who keeps a tannery
in operation for thepurpose offurnishing leath-
er enough to keep him in boots and shoes.
But that is said to be ialsehood by those
who know him best On one occasion, want
ing his boots mended, he stopped at the door
Of Bill Hills shoe shop, and thus accosted the
cObbler, who was busy at work within:
" Say, Bill, can you half-sole my boots to-
day2a
Bill, who suffered little, came to the
door, and after taking long and apparently
anxious survey of the weather, answered:
" Yes, if it d-d-don't rain."
Why, Bill, what diFer.nce would that
make2" said Mr. Bowman.
Why" said Bill, amy ss-sh-sh-shop amt
very large, and 1 th-thought I could bring my
b-b-beneh out d-doors
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80ttrr for tbt YGar.
FORWARD, DOYs, FOwERD.


FRoN the mountain and the river,
From the valley and the plain,
We are sweeping to the rescue,
Like the billows Of the mains
For the traitors hand is lifted
Der our fathers' sacred trust,
And our country's starry banner
They would trample In the dust.
Then forward, boys, toward,
Our cause it is just,
Shall the Star spangled Banner
Be trepled in the dust
By the fires the pilgrims lighted,
On the old New England shore,
BY the ashes Of the statesmen,
Who stl live forevermore.
By our noble Constitution,
Which have lifted US on high,
In thy strength, o God of battlesI
We wiz conquer or wen die
CHoRUs:
Shall the alters Of our heroes,
Shall the grave Of Washington,
Shall the holy soil Offreedom
Ever blush beneath the sun
Shall We prove to waiting nations,
That the mightiest gift Of God
Is watchword for the traitors,
On the soil our fathers trOd
CHORUS:
So we're gathering to the rescue,
With our millions for defence,
And we pause not in the struggle,
'Tin the foe driven hence;
For the traitors hand is lifted
Ger our fathers sacred trust,
And our eountry's starry banner
They would trample in the dust.
Chorus:
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-24

A FRIEND Of my own tells rather good
story Of two eonvivial youths who were re-
turning from public dinner in q state Of OBJ
fistication. One OF them took It into his head
that the broad door-steps of one Of the hous-
es in Bedford Square was his bedroom, and
invited bis companion to take shake down
with him as It was 50 late. His friend agreed,
and the pair proceeded to divest themselves
/ of some Of their clothing, and laid down; each
with his head resting on the scrapers as It
might on pillow. An early policeman found
them sleeping softly, their hats, and coats, &c,
suspended on the rear railing, their boots ar
ranged with supernatural accuracy and neat
ness, side by side, upon the edge ofthe upper
doOr-Side-Ec
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OSE TRUrsM-The President made one hit
in his message which. will be generally indors-
ed. lie rays; "Fellow-eitizens, we cannot
escape history. We Of this Congress, will
be remembered in spite Of ourselves" True
words. Its dissolution on the Sd of March
next will be unwept, unhonored and unsung
It's light viii go out with the almost univcr-
sal acclaim Of the nation. Stale ScatiHL
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Our st0g GtIJer.
CHRISTNlS PRESEITSj
OR,
THE USE OF RICHES.

By ANT RANDOLPH
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has extended in proportionate degree to tho
Fraser ivee valley. tho calamitiss amoagst
every description Of stock will be frightful.
1t is hoped. however. that such Is not the
case; a on several occasions the portagvs
have recrived falls Of snow when the country
along the Fraser was entirely free from such
visitasious- The Indian honss on the Lilo
o-t country have. without . single exception.
been destroyed by tho weather. Rumors
wers prevalent at the latest date in Iilloost.
on the arrival Of some parties from the Upper
country. that. previous to the period when
the seventies Of the winter had set in. dig
gings Of a richer character than any yet been
opened had been struck on a creek or river
seventy miles from Antl-r. We cannot Of
course vouch for the correctness Of the state
ment, although ut Lillooet it was very gener-
ally credited. The same runor was current
in November last amongst the miners who
had remained at Carriboo up till the latest
periol.-IIcfOria Prrss.
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BERGER'S BIJOU
BILLIARD TABLES,
lTlAJS PAl|Jl CIluAiDJ ClsIlE

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that he has now on exhibition, At
Phelau's New Billiard Saloon,
Montgomery street opposite the Metropolitan The
atre one Of the above mentioned BILLIARD Ia
BLES, and cordially invites the patrons ofthe No
BILE CANE, to cali and examine il. The Great
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nA- Exhibition and Salesroom, No. 40 and
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- Mandatory, Market street, opposite Or
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OLYMPIA WAGON MANDATORY
Stuart e. Blackshear.

HTOULD inform the citizens Of Olym- cACHR-
w pA and the surrounding country 24==dAI-
that they are now manufacturing WAGONS, CAR
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the best Of imported material, by experienced work.
men. for which WHEAT will taken in exchange,
delivered at the Tumwaier mills. Shop corner Sd
and Chinook Streets.
Olympia, December 8, 1860. Aft
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