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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

it may even be, as some fear, that it is a
copperhead device that does not matter
it will be a convention of delegates
from all the States, and thus a meeting
for counsel of citizens from every part of
the Union.
The loyal masses wait to see what this
convention will do; whatever it does,
they will not be moved from the deter
mination that equal rights to all men
shall be maintained in every part of the
Union, and that free speech and free
press shall be left to instruct the people,
and free labor and free trade to enrich
them, and local self government to train
them in the true ways of liberty.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25
Secretary Stanton in Difficulties

WE have always been a friend in need to
Secretary Stanton, and have often given him
friendly advice If he had followed it, he
would not be surrounded with so many diff
entities The disclosures concerning the Bu-
reau of Military Justice, the Baker case the
Paulding trial and the Fry Conkling inVesti-
CATION are making the Secretary's Office al
together too warm for Mr.. Stanton. He has
probably done more wrong, violent and de-
spotic deeds than any other American official,
and all these things are coming home to him
at present, like the Arabs curses. We there
fore advise him to consult prudence, main
tain his personal dignity, and save appear
ances by a prompt resignation. If he does
not resign, be may soon be turned out; and
how would that look in history ?-New York
Herald
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

A FEW weeks after late marriage, the
husband had some peculiar thought
when putting on the last clean shirt, as
he saw no appearance of a washing. "
Thereupon he rose earlier than usual one
morning, and kindled FIRE. When
hanging on the kettle, he made noise
on purpose to arouse his easy wife. She
Immediately peeped over the blankets,
and then exclaimed:
My dear, what are you doing ?"
He deliberately responded, " I've put
on my last clean shirt. and I AM going
to wash one now for myself
" Very we'll, replied Mrs. Easy, "you
had better wash one for me, toe"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

"OH, THAT'S PLAYED Our l"-The
following from the Mac-a-Cheek Press,
one of the most Radical papers in the
State, will serve to explain why the Re-
publican State Convention did not nomi-
nate a soldier for Secretary of State
Any one wishing to realize the blight
ing effect of political excitement, should
have been at the Neil House the night
before the Convention met We heard
Henry B. Banning TRepr as brave a
man in the field, and as true patriot at
home, as the Lord ever set on end, and
General Robinson, of the same sort,
spoken of privately as LeFever Dem.
is abused publicly. And when one ven
tured to assert that it would be better to
put soldier on the track, the reply was,
'Oh, that's played out "
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

all, 1 am taxed to pay interest money to
rich bond holders, who live in ease, whose
hands are soft who pay no taxes, yet
live on what earn, and what all Of US
poor men earn. Now what chance has
a poor man under such a republican
government? A chance to work hard
and die poor l-BRICK POMRoY.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25
Rent in Wall Stroot-somo Mammoth Figures.

Ir is now a question whether rent can
be demanded for certain ( Metropolitan } To-
caIities so extravagant as to shut of tenants.
The high rents Of ten years ago appear trid-
ing when compared with the present rates,
and hence one may well wonder when the
demand will abate. The marble building
corner or Nassau and Cedar street rents in
the aggregate, for S25o,OOO per year; this
sum being made up By the various bankers,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

GIVE got a new machine, said YANKEES
pedlar for picking bones out Of 6shes.-
Now, tell you, it's lettle bit the darnd-
est thing you ever did see. All you have to
do is to set it on a table and turn crank.
and the fish flies rite down your throat, and
the bones rite under the crate. Well thers
was country greenborn got hold Of il
the other day, and he turned the crank The
wrong way; and I tell you the way the
bones few down his throat was awful, Why
It stuck that fellow so full Of bones that be
couldn't get his shirt off for whole week
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25
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tot contrary, are considered swishingto
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theirperiodicals, the publisher may continueto
eend them until all arrearages are paid.
8. eglect or refuse to theil
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settledthe bill and ordered them discontinued
4. Ifsubscribersr remove to otherplaces With
out informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to theformer direction, they are held re
spOnsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, ,Orremoving and
leaving them uneaIled for, is pTinla Gacie eYi
denee offntentional fraud.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

A Mr. JOIN SMITH, who is described, evi-
dently without reason, as " fast" talker,
gave the following description of the blowing
up of a steamboat on the Mississippi:
"I had landed at Helena for minute to
drop some letters into the post Office, when
ali of a sudden heard a tremendous explo-
sion, aud, looking up, saw that the sky was
for minute darkened with arms, legs and
other small bits and scraps Of my fellow-trav-
elers. Amongst an uncommonly ugly med
ley, I spied the second clerk, about one hun
dred and ffty feet above my own level. I
recognized him at once, for ten minutes be
fore had been sucking a cherryeobbler with
him out of the same tumbler. He came down
through the roof OF a shoemaker's shop, and
landed on the root close by the shoemaker,
who was at work The clerk, being in a
hurry, jumped up to go to the assistance Of
the other sufferers when the 1" man Of wax"
demanded five hundred dollars for the dam
age done to his roof.
Too high, replied the clark; never paid
more than two hundred and fifty dollars IN
nv lie, and I've done the same thing Of
fnD -
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25
For the Campaign,

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election, at the
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per copy. We will use every effort to make an
effective and vigorous Campaign Paper and ask
the cooperation Of our friends in the County to
give us an extensive circulation. A copy Of the
paper will be sent gratuitous to persons who viii
send US ten subscribers
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

On STORY EXTRAORDINARY.-The last and
strongest Gil story which we have heard is
sent US by a correspondent at Port Washing
ton It is told of couple Of boys, the of
spring of a distinguished legislator of Ozau-
kee county. aged respectively ten and eight
years. 1t illustrates two facts-thst the oil
fever is not confined to adults and. that It is
not petroleum that stinks. We quote the let
ter Of our correspondent:
"The boys got grub, hoe and spade togeth-
er and started for the back end Of their lath-
er's farm. Their mother protested; but the
boys were inexorably bent on oil, and could
not be dissuaded. They proceeded on their
search, and finding hole in the ground,
though there would be a good place to com
mence, as it would save some digging. So
at it they went. They had not dug long be-
fore one of them remarked: ~ smell some
thing-don't you, Charley ?"-Charley re-
sponded afirmatively, and thought it smelt
like fathers oil can, only good deal strong
er-but added, Mebbe crood lie, as they
call it, smells stronger than our lie" The
boys were good deal elated with their pros
pect and worked away vigorously for time.
At length they struck through into a cavity,
and had a veritable flowing well. They bad
unearthed a couple of skunks and started for
home good deal discomfted-their gar
ments exhaiEng odors stronger and more Of
tensive than even petroleum in its crude
state. "-lljltCnusse Sentinel.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

BUrrERvUT CJoTH1SG, notice thai the
Loyal Lesguers, Loyal Abolidonists, and such
g Dead Ducks" as Here in favor Of hanging
Democrats for wearing bntternut clothing and
butternut breast pins four years ago, are now
coming QUO in full new suits Of Butternut
colored Jeans, thinking, no doubt, to gull,
somebody. No one need be surprised if in
less than six months, these men shall claim
to be simon-purs Butternuts, and in twJ
years from date be ready to swear that they
are OF the original Copperhead family.
boro Democrds
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-07-25

MoNEr.-Men work Tor it, tight for it, btk
for it. steal for it, starve for it and die for it,
And all the while from the cradle to the
grave, Nature and God are Numbering into
our ears the solemn question What shall
it profit man if he gain the whole world,
and yet lose his own soul p This madness
for money is the strongest and lowest Of the
passions It is the insatiate Moloch Of the
human heart, before whose remorssless altar
all the finer attributes OF humanity are sacri-
ficed It makes merchandise OF al that is
sacred in human affections and even trs6Cs
in the awful soIemnities Of eternity.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-09
Rock Island and oquawka Junction.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-09
DIR. BHGEE0W

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Gives Immediate Keller

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-09
DR.. MARSHALL'S
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-09
More than Thirty Years

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

2 Deputy @eneral= .3ablmetter NIT bem0tange
zines SberltzQieutenantS Der @dDdlerie so
3ablmeilter NIT Dem Nan9e etneS MajprS ber
GaSa(lerie.
sect, 6. = DaS Sn9enteur-G prps : 1
Gbef sSn9enteltr nit Dem Nanae zines Srt9a=
pters; 4 S6eriten; 10 Sberl t~9teutenants,
20 Majpre, 80 GapitGne unb 21 |. 9ieutes
nantS nit bem s~e9enwdrti9 gelebli@st @e'
balt.
Sect. l Z. = NuS ben tebigen Sff5teret
beS Sn9etteur,@prp5 lolen 4 9etpGblt merpen
UNI 3u Snlpectpren Der 8efelft9un9et 1no
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Sectiun 16 9e9ebeten Gtat gebGren.>
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mnrbe, FIJI 3ttritdgenpmmen merOen.
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Der Sflistere int Srbnonce Departement 1olet
feline GerGnperltnget etntreter.
Sect. "a Ser Stat be5 @igtdlcorpS
Iol folgenber ietn: l Ober1, 1 Sberfs9teu=
tenant, 2 Majore unO ID oiele Gapttdne, al5
9eraDe 9ebrat6t perOet. Die Ototltpn ioa
iepp6 nut gu | Gopttat bere6tt9t ietn. Die
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Ga0aIerie-O Itjtsre I'M oleiAet Nan9e.
Sect. %. - Neill &pplifnnt lpl i'm
Mebtsinal= erQuartiermetifer o. partement
BOT beltonoenem Gramen all0eliellt weroen.
Der &rte95letretar ipQ ben Nuftr1g erbolten,
Die betrefenpen Examinations @prtmiiipnen
3t prgantltret.
Sect. a. - Ollie 0eiebe, Die 1T oieler
8ranGe niGt NIT Den Bier 9egebenen GOr'
lAriften iibereinltintnen, iollen auf9ebpbet
irerpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

btrfte Ser niGt mebr suIdta9en, Der 9etppt>
nen batte. Gs mare tbnt idleGt ee9an9en.
@ber ipeltn Der StrauB ppriber mar, bann
Der Gbntsn li9 Die 3pei, unb sepSbnlt9 fiiBs
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epioe 6reunOl6aft. Ssbt 1T baS leiber niAt
mebr 70. Gntltebt Elm bGle Strett, 70 eret~
ten lie 3t ben Meilern, unO eS 9iebt idltmme
Oel6i9ten. = Sic tSnnen MFR glauben, e6
1T teine &leini9feit, 70 600 Nrteiter unter
5anpen 3u baben."
Sorli9'5 Sabrifen linb nun nod unenpltd
aua9ebe6nter. Limb btele Nrbetter.8 epGlte=
ru'l8 gerlin's 1T Elm lhd&tiseS Clement,
piel mG6tt9er, ais 1848. @Or Dem Sbor
bnben le einsn Gersnii9nn9sprt, ben id
zines SpnntagS beIuGte. Cine nniiberieb.
bare Mfaie MenlGen filte unsa6lise Bdnte
int 6rcten. Sn 9rpBen Salen mar e5 eben'
10. Sin Saal mar 8allInal, no bic Damen
IN ~ansee14ntttenen Sleiberh 1aBen pber tang
ten; nur bic 6erren sablten @intrtttSgelo.
Billiards na9 fetnfer fran3STl6erNrt, Sueu'S
nit 81 enbetnlpiben, I6Tne 9roBe 8aQe unr
eel6tdte Spteler!" l1nO nur Nrbetter
fGnpen 1i1 bort %3ulatnmen.
Do6 bairtlNe 8ter fat gang OeutIAlanb
III Saumel 9eiebt. DaS frii4ere SipOlt BEL
Berlin auf Dent Rreu3berge 1T cine Nctten'
bralteret lttb Elm &%netpgarten fit bic y tit
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ais Der garten Der q rbetter. Die Sal
ler, Die umber1tanben, paren ale 9rDBere
8rilosr be5 6eipelber9er Safes uno bic Sdle
ltnD %fplOlal. Da5 8ier par 70 fart, bab
tG ben gar3en Sag an etnem Seibel senne
bate. = Die elegantelten Sreipen, fte aud
erltarnli@ boil linp, linb Die pe5 5bter9ar-
tens, rtautentliA &rpQ'S. Sp 1T Der DItret=
6tlA<bairiI9e @eif iber gang OeutI6lanp
getpmmen. Sir ben Gerlut Der 6retbett
entlAdoi9t man liA OurA materie(le 0enitls,
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Berlin wGdlt itber bic Wauern rnb Shore
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nad Zen Seretnisten Staatelt, uno Der 9Obn
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ler jabrltA 9eitte9en.
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BEN, iid wenoen unD lt9 naturli6 peiter trenz
ben merpen lleberuu, no ba8 2ano nt4t
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