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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
The Campaign Not Over.

THE great accessions, Of intellect and
patriotism to the Democratic and Con
servative cause, came too late to exert
lis national influence on the public mind.
Time must complete the work; and the
most active and energetic means must
be used to indoctrinate every voter with
the reasons which caused such men as
Seward, Dooiiltle, Ewing aud Beecher,
and host Of others of the same class
Of minds to adiure Radicalism and es-
pouse the cause Of Conservatism. Let
the campaign go on. Let every man
who can speak, address the people
wherever an audience can be found to
listen. Let every man who can write,
take up the pen in the cause Of Peace,
Order, and Restoration. Let all patri-
otie citizens zealously aid in the circu-
Iation of Democratic papers and dOcu-
ments. Tn this way, long before treas
enable Congress can mature the measures
which they propose, We can engender a
public sentiment, the storm and fury Of
whose power those who now threaten
with utter destruction all that is dear to
us. will not dare disregard Then, on
with the campaign -Nari0n Democrat
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

An IrEM.-A local editor of one of the
daily papers in Cleveland had an item furnish
ed him the otter day, which was quite an
item He found basket on his doorstep the
other day with the following note attached,
which shows the estimate a lady places on q
member OF the press. We suppose it is need
less to add that the said item was a boy
baby:
Mr.. Stranger Local send an iIem.-
You are at liberty to give editorial indorse-
ment 1t is man child. aud its poor father
and I want it taught to be an editor.
MAGDALEN.
We have not yet learned what disposal the
"Iocal" made Of it, but suppose he cared for
it, and the "Magdaen" knew in whose hands
she was placing her infant.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
[From The JHGANA UNION. July n. 1861
Is gLe Var @ Fail-rc 2

THE Abolition Orators on the Fourth
of July. found it one Of the staple POINTS
supplied to them to aIlege that the Chi
cago Convention had declared the War
failure" Republican mcndacity finds
no difficulty 10 making the uttcrance but
it knows full well that the Democratic
Party said 40 such thing. What they
did say was this: .s That after four years
Of failure to restore he Union by the ex-
pertinent Of war, more peaceful means
should be used Who darcs to say that
the Uuion is restored? ? Tn uhat State
even those called Loyal States are the
courts permitted 10 grant redress ofiujury
without the unlawful meddling Of the
military? What State that proclaimed
itself cut Of the Union, is permitted to
exercise its powers rs a State restored ?
fit be uuioa it Is the Union Of force
the Union Of galley slaves chained
together The war is an utter failure ex-
ccpt for the destruction Of men, the de
siruction Of property-and the de-truc-
ton Of m0rals-the overthrow Of Law
and the Peryersion of the Government
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
Law HEWsPAPERsi

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tOthe contrary are considered as Wishingt gtOCOn-
tinuetheirsubscTiptions to thcpaper.
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theirp periodicals, the publisher may continue to
sendthem until all arrearages are paid.
8. IfsubscribersneglectOr refuse to their
periodicals frOmthe OfflcetO whichthey were di-
rscted, they areheld responsible till theyhave
settledthe bill and ordered themdiscontinued
4. IfsubscribersremOve 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 periodicalsfrom the Office, ,orremOvingand
leaving them Uncalled for, is primG Jdcie evil
sdence of Intentional fraud.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

ACCURATE VALUAnoN-A fellow was en-
gagged to down East girl, but found that be
liked the sister better than be did her Wish
ing to be off with the old love before he was
on with the new, he asked his betrothed
what she wonld take to release hina. After
figuring his value as accurately as possible,
she replied that about sixty two and a half
dollars was as much as she could conscienti-
ously ask for him Whereupon he paid the
amount, took quitaclaim and married the sis
ter.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

4 WOLF came into the dooryard of NJ.
Harold, two miles east OF Butler, Bate coun-
ty, in Missouri, and commenced catching
chickens. A woman of the house ran to the
fence and in attempting to pass through, laid
hold of his legs and held It fast, while anoth-
er woman went OF the opposite side Of the
fence and with the aid of club beat the an
imaI to death
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
One Step from the Altar to the Grave.

ONE week ago yesterday Rev Father Bul-
Ter united in the bonds OF wedlock in s., Ste
pheu's Catholic Church Of Newport, Ky
Mr. Tony L2ukolf to Miss Agnes KIielr, both
Of that city. The young and happy couple
enjoyed their honeymoon on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, determining that on Mon
day morning they would settle down to a
commencement Of their new lie with all its
business. RESPONSIBILITIES, trials, DC On Mon
day morning they rose at an early hour, aud
robiug themselves in their everyday attire,
went 10 breakfast Each complained Of .eel-
ing seriously ILL., and neither could eat. The
husband was compelled almost Immediately
to retire 10 bed, and in a few minutes his
vile followed him. 4 physician was sent for,
who, upon arriving in The sick chamber and
after examination Of the patients pronounc-
ed their disease the cholera Immediate at
;euton was given to them, but during the
day they continued to-grow worse, and at
four and-a-halt o'clock the husband died
His body was removed to an adjoining room.
His vile was also in a collapsed condition
and eight and-a-halt O'Clock she too followed
her husdaub into the dark valley and shadow
Of DEATH The bridegroom and bride were
robed in their wedding clothes, and on Tues
day both were buried in the same grave
The funeral took place from their new home
and residence on Locust, Lear Brighton street,
aud was attended by large circle Of friends
Gin. Enquirer.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

A MILWAUKEE young lady had her "cap
set" for rather large ieler,' but failed 10
win him, when a confident tried TO comfort
her with the words Never mind, Mollie,
there is as good fish in the sea as ever was
caught" g Mollie knows that, replied her
little brother, " but she wants whale"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

MY dear friends, said a returned mission
ary at one of the late anniversary meetings,
% let us avoid scc1arian bitterness. The in
habitants OF Hindoostan, where l have been,
laboriag for many years, have proverb that
though you battle dogs tail in oil, and bind
it in spLnts, yet you can not get the crook
out OF It. Now a mans sectarian bias is
simply the crook in the dogs tall which can
not be eradicated and Ihope that every one
should b. allowed to wag his own peculiari-
ty in peace !"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

The English Admiralty has ordered sixty
steam gunboats; each one Is 20 be as well
protected as possible, consistently with speed /.
and each te carry one or two powerful TIhed
guns, capable Of piercing the strongest iron
clads.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

WooD! WooD Those of our Subscribers
who have promised to pay their subscription
in hrewood. are requested to bring it soon, as
we must have our winters wood in 6rtor5
the roads gvt impossible.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
URBANA UNION
o. ". HOUz, PHOF'R.

OFF1oF:-Champaign National Bark Building,
Z second and third doors, Westside NOrthMain-
street, near the Square.
TFRMs.-s2 90 per annum, invariably in ad-
vance. 81. % for Six Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

We have some interesting items Of
European news, by cable and steamship,
this morning. The treaty Of peace be-
tween Prussia and Saxony was finally
signed Yesterday. The American iron
clad Miantonomah, and other vessels Of
the feet, were at Hamburg. Spain pro
pose, to attempt the maintenance OF the
Pope's temporal power after the with
drawal of the French from Rome. An
Austrian war steamer has been ordered
to Mexico on an unexplained mission
probably to take Maximilian home. Five
twenties were quoted in the London
market yesterday at &c.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

A CASE is before a St. Louis Court involv-
ing the question as to whether a mans wiEe
is personal property.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

FLORA BURDELL, alias Louise Cunning
ham. known to fame in connection with
the Burdell murder in New York years
ago-was among the lost on the Evening
Star.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
]. z. MERRIAM
C. N. POND.

Lecturer on Banbing Currency, Detecting Counter
felt Money, Exchange, &c.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

Lecturer on Frictional and Naltaic Electricity Al
instructor in Theoretical Tclegrophy.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31

Nm. KINCAfD, Jr., o. C. HILL, L. Il. PENFIELD
a. C. RIDEOUT-TutOrs.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-31
s. S. oALK1Ns & c. P. aRIFFTHJ,

Principals orthe Chirographic Department, lnstruc
tors in S9elcerian PeEmanship-Plai Prac-
tical aud Oruameutal-Pen-DrdWlng
card Marking. Lcttsriug,
al
, 1866-09-15

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sst CT. taft-t, usa nttrr kind bs;ius s;lu.n1 to
lake II. Judge BALDWIN,: United A.a:ts Dis
trits Attorney, -aElsslIasi:.s ) sii:1i.ar fate,
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crew Aa,e % ,e-stw. T,:ty nj. feti end DE-
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latter "a 1T sss srch a b, sa1I a! the Aor1<
u II. st,ss: !ls.snsy, taa: they vii
harlsy know ;xrat hug. hets:. ~
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r<ssarIesasni Of An 'eaiss Esien delegation
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IL. e'a9Cse which exeEF oss.se .,ssl Cnioa
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, 1866-09-15
FrOtsa the Tenth Iudlnua D&AtrErt-


r. =: WAnsAw, Ina, Septetabtf ia, 15nd,
- During the last week Major Williams,
Union candidate for Congress III this District.
las been speaking 10 la.ge nnd enthusiastic
hudleness, IN thi. (kusciuskt) county. Very
large meetings -hste asreadJ betn held 1t
syracuse, NlIfart, Elua Green. scvastoro],
Silver Lake anti riercetun, and the ,Uaiou
sentiment Throughout tho country IN fully
sarpused-I,sr1r e4rasing The enthasfastn OF
Of the eScl:ing c&mpaiEti Of LEO. fou
will remsrater.- Perhaps. th.s l.owcey the
. .CopperAead candidate: fnr the sAsne position,
resIse1 .onc tll..e A1ncc, tu speak ivintly any
longer With Major Williams, unlrsa the Ma
jor you'd agrta not 10 dlsvua. WHO WAS re-
druue!bls tor the recent war, and for tho rub-
lic debt, ~ we'll u which party Stood by the
sofdtEzs dariu::;; tho wsr, virtually acknow1cae-
tny tta. the record of th- party 10 which hs
b-ls,Ext, Is 10 dark aiiI laanins thai L. exa-
1L4,t h, successfully aefcudsl GethrA IN In.
tellleent ys-DptH. : . = 's= 5.....--
slice Lowet1' "haek down, - ha has been
sFeakfrg a1nat, md II he gets twenty .iyo or
thirty out to herr him At any ena potat, Lss
seems veil satisfied. -, s.s>.l.4 =, ~ y"
JEluing ftom ihe enthusiasm rhieh pre-
walls, snd the Tremendous crowds which 1t-
tend the meetings of The unson candidate,
there can bo no tol.b. Of thr tFta1npaaAL
election ol Atrto5 Wi'.i1las, In lA.f. l un-
lcr.tald sl.as sas leading srisits Of the 'Cp7.
rerhcad Irs11y ccnce.ie bis election by Vi
tcaat 1, 30 majority. >: - ~ ~ ~
South BEAD, f,ssohcr "a, snta ut ksntslsi,tr,
Dcsotrs %, the rse4c mention oE which Fili
stcuIe III Inlusrnrr audience to hear him
at rxcli 57lacr. EveTytAaE leutss bright, AID
'.Ay Policy" Is oovhc1e- ~ - r.?
, 1866-09-15

*sn.3re~s snhassn Is dsrosrcd hy sn +sn'
Inn. ~ rsr*sdinx - Il IS aisxa.:ins. FsNtl
tie 1i'ae hr OPENS ~. sana'a anita hs els's"s
Il, nv :oogas snd fAsassntA rns' O. exc per
etn-sae h"nh'a s''tl'v'dca1." Tie hhsa's
ef Al* hsTei'sn. LIS faerit5.,s-, has psssaSaat&
ahsr*. Ms kuEtTtr@@s, hsa purity sHa pAtrit.
i'm, Bis fidelity 10 his ffisstde sua sss 1,srsy.
his devotion /" his eaAsA, Ibis pse''a4n o!rth-
III: o:tfcs hs shs h.!sd. she grea: tsa'gs he
: aastna VII o. !: ase 1Lha s'r winds rpWlta
brSF.tai deeiamats";s nsoat his humility
G:sd tfsaks ii himself ~ tLn ..'ll,nntc tnA:.
Vic nal who addresses ytsu.".ss The en1s r4t-
, 1866-09-15
Mr.. WENTWORTH AND THE sol.
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Letter From thF Eot.lnsxky<s., OF, the Iowa
. Soldlsref Dr3,h A.s.s Fair. ;.


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est:ets tetNsHt.- tsse Issnt ;tsss;si NGntp5..a
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1t~ltt IT, s,4 EeIa *t Nssrh4lI.arA fir. The
hs'ae2' ~ the e,1s:-ens f+i ttls Inas teltfs!s.
viii fiase la.c tAg.s AL .sv~ see..lsss, ti,r:s
fss.r lzaac Psu,1.e:nui- ef siors CITY, i1o.a.
. u. n, t1csriassa, :. NJ Nils All: rsyse,.
Hs;e tass~He:rrI hr tha trsfaas q. t,sx Esssa
sss:se,a orp..@a us::se ", .plscl. i;
Il 'ns t.. ta@ fair e.bsve .efrtrra 20. Al
II aeh personal .rceux; p.an5et 1acs:r aud RI.
TTF.se. Fe i.srotsI t~e wsras &, ts,e ee: :r.ee,
AID ssrEstl t,atti5ns1pns to TIT arrr 4,su1 ii
E t:ae ea.tSH. Etery- rtttrea OF C,is,.. g;+1n
"El0n' VI e~I'e4l. vita one exert:lsE.. t.,.atsi
III aiad .As cause ~. WhlcL NJ I!ex1ed ps.A
tesft:,Y and, re>1set,, TAa, +:stati it4u
= Az Mr.. Nec1~e.th, tten And low
Republican r1ess.'~g of .a>uzrv.. f,ns,
ihr ClacAess District H.fc:s calling upen
NJ ": Tic .H1Hir3 Ira ::et. is:qu4atly
n.sd* t.tus: ''li1vc Juu .r,>a Mr., Wr,,t-
w~f:h tsrs. 'ssia~ astet lAs Mr. Wen. ~atth
ctSa.r}hG.ttss's g asa ss ~s1- xs.sur.s s4~j,e~:
70 rais sls'a him TIEtn ~c called ut.nn NJ,
ssworsh, II vas ~tst1 .itsTcal:y tAat wiz
eh.3d pscgAH Etaa AilE - ctst. cx Iiu:c 70
slate the object III Sir k;1.ks:or. Naen We
informed h4;u t::::e.. se3csl had surg ~.t<d Il,
vs 10 tsl1 upon him, Is he VI. WEALTHY an1
stt,sg itep1D.t.A.., -! aA'.tsnncesiit 4. false.
And ~htn saked him II l.e desis.d 10 ra,se =
question uf vesaci.y with >siia csluE:stt.v. he
e-rsstred s:.:5A ssi1 THAI wh.. be tnssa!ta
~ cay vas. thai The parties who tuld l.. ~.
= be wa7tsd contribute kaew, wAea ttsy seih
lis, s,at Il WIS .Asse, ~ he neve, gave II any-
fLs.ss, Ns. W net t,4is ta.7ed 4, ctatrisute
strEtt ernt t. the fund Fir w3Ie;, VIZ we're
lat-triast ha, tnd IL, word II xr-nusttE OF
erreu-axtintttl i.s n*.- Coming. ~ This tar-
:la:i did, iscEs kepHalieau 1ac;ae,ar II i-en
c1ess, It 1:.aja M Impression Hro1. stlsf ...t,s
wi,ssh ~c :ernsd hot i ell lo4Ee1, eveu II wr
w.,a'd. : very respectfully s,sara, ::
+ II. :. JuuS Il. M,Lt.EG- +
r. F-a,-Yuu Ere Il: rns-.y 10 up.sr zach us,
g. ss- :.<teeait.s ,etles t.. yta u,ay der4s pro,
PR 1t asaupoe4is,se fnr me Ia stsc &ac
.eanrsrsatst,l Es f.:.l-- 3rr EIesrsa,.d, wus
*:E.1s tie slc!%eta, wst &. that lint. an1
...sis i, HE Asy'4 Ct our city. NJ Mill. Il
1aesH:. hora hotae, us / suG4a l&vt hid his
x!Era.rre. 49,, -
Truly ynurr. :. J. .. II. j..
tavc zfaa the foregoing tta;e,ast,si, sad
can sa,nsa foriss GccYtsey Ii. all se-ywe.s.- :
e.. ". Es.siE-Axo%
, 1866-09-15

Ihere Is 10 reason IN The ve,'a Why: a;,Isr n2ass
e4n.,,<. W. !, s'esdb : saouId 10 deh.Joa oJ
81 f,,ts. sas xss y 70 III, assen, ,iisaas III
him Geto. are unwilling to '.p4y sor tno tnc.
sse.H. the bitl zhou,d X oneo b forwarded
10 him u Washington fur settlement Our
understanding At :ho time WA that MI
jol.uson.A especial ttaeuda repuoiAted. ths
led ~ Invitation and reception ..by the
eI,i1en.,'' entl,eIy IN theiz avn hook ;-foF
t1un papcr, ard collecting funds from whom
ther snlght. 1t Ia decidedly singular that
they ahoiIi noH att.:upt 10 pocket Tho PRO.
ceels nf their collection. and saddle tho
whola thing on tho City Council for pay
: il !"oks 1sry much u thoush in their es4.
r1ation the vi.It ''eaan't- pa1d''--snd :ley
: are try,og TO crawl out Of IT, ~ chesply -
potsiL!c. Poor Andy johnson 70 b. turtt-s
Bills scrudIatea by hl. followessi- What =
scandal What reHsetion up0n the great
Andy johnt0n party of the CaPIa1t We
advice Mr, .Ioansou 10 send on . check for
tho Anostnt at one, and have the matter
1NANEd tD, =, a = -
, 1866-09-15
souxsos,s rI,oM1aKp CIVIL WAN.

1V0 NS0.AtH K4&UaA4At1D NAt1L wtHy
1hr President, st Se~Arf, Ohio, ca Thurs-
day list announced skAt smother c1ril var
was tnrs:tahls; ROT ciytl wH bstEeen Isec-
-tloIs, mol a Mar s1etxtrn the North and tes
vSol,.., bzt, ~ he stJtss 1t. An tn.esnecinr
war. l. Which,, for lnttxnee, tho people -
Ohio Of ts.s party viii A,TaI .sktm.oires In
alua Aslanst thhs pott1Un Of :ha people Of
,tha sane State who xse not'af his p4,tf.
Tlsia usT ht declares " inevit1b1e, ekcrpt
upon une eaatluSencs, aud that teo1ticxency
Il, tic election Of y Gorsrrsa who will admit
the seaatass And Representative Of tho s4bel
states ;Klthont felulslns Of thoso Etatas any
previous fx:Ideat atiIn of she sCou1titaisanal
Amendment. \ lie declares :: That b. viii
mot submit !; .uy lonEe1 10 having his
ystos uf: bills oEtrruled hy: tzo-3hlnas
sotes Of Congress, a1l II tbs people ofthe
North elect i CduyEtaa with t~o-third4 OPP
pesea to hl1a, ht will ct..zI.e and reeogutzr
another Congress composed Of SorlAern DEM
cc:ate and thc Representatives nf the Snu:h-
III Ssates. lie viii tlien a.s The sxosd dls-
iersc Any otheT body iLat may assume 10 act
a. The ConErtz. Ut the United States ThAt
" Il the way The next cisu ,~As Is to 10 ,lRanx-
rratet RE President H. TO commence 1t /.
snt he upectt ali tue reo2.e ef Tic Sossh
wts, str net Of the raalq,!sy, 10 txks up Arrra
on Lis ssae, aal tsake Ear aIpn ali Tho rest
pf the people. s,Ttat Is tka way the VA Is
10 te o1gan!-et.., As eoinn,aades-ln.r .rhtes, h.
proposes ~ order eat The ns:ny Of Iht GEitea
States: 70 put down thu 1.eopss- 4 With his
scsrgsess Constructed ~ Himself he VIII .m.
POSE taxcs: IL bear The support Of
ills xsr. The u,ahic North te.ug ep-
E<~*a 10 Lin, will tie I..aeed ,,,.Ier u.s.tial
Law, And with CasttS and SseadlaA,5- Le VIII
l"'d IL extensively t,vet ths r3uu,.y- The
South s'eine all in Evo1 Of his 1.a,i.r, eape.
ei.us IN szses ai his p.omise1 war, will rs.ls
to his srpt4t, VII roFuatee. largely At his
call, ard u1,aer the eo.s;tas I'D oI C.:etes snA
lts- is!issnss, tn.ixuA, th{1 And WiserIkla
aid all LIE s,.her sta:sss will Sc ss.ris,n;s3 by
troops late 9toa Tie :Epafcierats a-py, ard
ssse vto... country will be rrn.trste i: the
isr: Of The Dictator : ,,-. -, =:
Let cTcsy r*ttt remember tL>. wleM he
yctes for pe.lpszat or JphHstr,ss.c 70. Can.
.rcts. l.t xt'ses IT, .ent ss.aa 10 Washington.
to ipln tolssnu IL htx projected cve+1sr~r
Ut Co1ttress-: Every fEch 1hau elected T.
tess'sae i. n vic FIR civil war n -.
1ae Importance cf 4 rosr st this .rseetIdu
t. *srs syea..: 7ae l+-cestt"sss hay.rs, Arowsl
his Turs*'sc II: ,lAr.:ssi,sS ons tbs s,ayors7y
Ahca;t j: y o,'iassx u .,;rs. It Il sss.ror4.n.
.isss taa1 .:.atutn. aAeu'ss BE- s,t g.+a. As 81
issciaae ali IAr*2h1r p:vtc.. .s- seca 1t, at:.
sIu'p:.ts= L: ;,o~e..' We Invite 1hr A,.eu.
:&sen IL tas following 1enres. -
4. Wh+.. Congress saftaraeJ last 1uly, ,a+-
{lsx Ectft itt :lti L. suttt,gs - H., a.,