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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

ti2O for the whole State is one black to
"a whites, ard It Is littls ouTieqs that
JeHersaR county is Rr@ber Is ip each of
the Isis:
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

JENNIE JUNE " is said to get about
one hundred and fifty dollars a week for
qer twenty odd newspaper letters.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17
gooundrelism, Sly and Constant.

THE Cincinnati Gazette keeps an
Agent at Washington to gather news, who
is expected to give everything repub-
lioan slant. Thus in the Perverter's let
ter Ct l1th April he gives this in his
sketch OF the Supreme Court:
q Upon the late political questions,
the positions of the Justices Of the
Court are well known, but still, It may
not be out of place, to introduce them
here as a matter of reference.
"In the Bowles- -Milligan case, the court
was thus divided: For the conspirators
Davis, Grier, Clifford, Nelson and
Field: against Chase. Miller, Swayne &
Wayne" It would not do to state the tru'A,
and say that the first we're against mill
tary commissions, and that the latter were
for them. That would not help his party.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

THE County Commissioners have not
yet subscribed for the UNION. Ask John.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

THE Tribune says that the question Of
appointments and confirmation "secms
to have dsgenerated into a kind Of horse
Jockey business" We fear this is pay.
ing It too high compliment. accord
ing to present appearances it is not half
rs decent!y managed as that business IS.
The Senate seems to have neither prin.
c'pIe, consistency, nor system of any
kind in its action. The first point aira-
ed at seems to be 70 let every Geuator
graiify any personal spite be may have
against any nominee and the next is to
let them all crafty their general spite
against the President. Their frst i'm
pulse always is to reject my nan whom
the President may nominate, and qener-
ally they do it. What tha7 really desire
probably is to secure the nomination Of
officers, "a viii as their confirmation, for
thowsel7cs. So far they have not sue
ceedad. but their perseverance, NAV he
rewarded by aud by.-Ndg IOrk Times.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17
MONDAY

THE deaths ln New York city last
week were 407-twelvc less than the pre-
gious week.
WINDLER's. dairy stable, in St. Louis,
wae burned on Saturday night. Only
six ont of fifty cows kOPtin itwere saFcd
Two cargoes Of provisions have been
EPcciycd at Charleston, and dispatched
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

-THEUuoEo fHs7gts--theU eUnIon 0 Hands
The Uni9R Of fststesnOne cansever;
Phe Union. qkes-the Union OfLands
'Andthe FLAG CT OUR UNIONForeverI
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

Fhs States Of the Union with Union oi
the States"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11

A GENEROUS OFFER.-CHARLEs COLLINS, ESQ.,,
of Leavenworth, Kansas, authorizes us to make the
following offer to our readers and friends in the
States of Kansas and Nebraska We prefer to
give it in his own words which, like himself, are
true, earnest and energetic. "I shall give" says
Mr. Collins "to the person sending you the largest
number of subscribers, from either Kansas or Ne
braska, (you to decide within three months of the
publication of your first issue, the following fine
STEEL ENGRAv1NGs, put up and framed in hand
some black walnut, gold inside neutrality-suspicious.
sions two feet by three:-
l. Dawn of Freedom.
.. Robert Emmett
8. Spirit of Ireland. The pictures" he adds,
4" are now on exhibition at the Times office in this
Qeavenworth) city"
Our kind and generous friend has done his part.
We shall endeavor to do ours It is for the lovers
of Ireland and liberty in Kansas and Nebraska to
go to work.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11

The acceptance by France and Prussia of Peace congress
for the settlement the Luxembourg question officially
nounced the English House of Commons April 20 by Lord
Stanley who gave his opinion that the question would be
satisfactorily arranged is the other hand reported that
considerable uneasness is created by the silence of King Viii
liam of Prussia who the very day april 29 opened
the Prusan Diet without making mention of the Luxem
bourg business Some of the leading German papers that
Count Bsma not altogether opposed to the withdrawal
of troops from Luxembourg but that the king and
of the leading generals wanted the Prussan claim be
defended-M Y Tribune
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11
Caesars Due.
A POLITICO-POLEMICAL BALLAD.
BY MERRIAM.

Day by day priest bishop with peferment in his eye
May preach to Irish Paddy from the parish altar high
May falsely excommuncate and curse poor Paddy too
If he render not to C@sarwhas not justly C@sas due
Thank God they the fewes isle of gloom and VICE.
Thank God their creed who curse poor Paddy
There yet good priests and bishops who preach another
strain
Spite of foreign friend Cesar you have your
agan!"
If you list good expounders of the Sacred Scripture law
They will tell you you sinner when freemans sword
you draw
Gains tyrant usurper-oten hells internal choice
Led by leaders justly chosen the banded peoples voice
There martyrs saints and fathers who have writ immortal
tones
Of the infant Chuchs hiding in the CHASTITY catacombs
Of these martyrs saints and fathers many holy hath
said,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11

a reasonable intelligence, if it does not absolutely
require it's demonstration, essential pre-exist-
ing qualification for citizenship.
A perception of these truths is taking possession
of that g eat Irish-American element, now num-
bered on this continent by millions. They per-
ceive that while the struggle in the land with which
they identified by so many ties of blood and
association, is carried on under such exceptional
circumstances to render the chances of success
almost hopeless, they hold in their own grasp the
power which, ifjudciously applied is destined to
exercise controlling influence the wavering
fortunes of the long fight; and that whatever de-
gree of social station or personal wealth they may
have acquired all considerations of sefrespect de-
mand it's exercise at their hands To concentrate
and direct this great influence of freedom, as the
suns rays collected in the lens will burn the object
on which they are fixed, is the mission of The RE-
PUBLIC. In the discharge of this high MISSION we
shall fight as become Americans, and from an Amer
lean standpoint direct blows. According
cheerfuy to official position, or to superior personal
excellence, the respect it may justly claim its
due, we shall distinguish no inequality among men
before the law The people are the source of pow
er. Every people have right to their own nation
atty. Freedom to all. Whose believe and prac-
tce these truths are our friends, to whatever ma
tonality they may belong. Whoever oppose any
of these principles, under whatever form of active
or passive hostility, shall recognize them frank
ly as enemies; in one way another enlisted un-
der the banner of that power whose secret SER
vice in our midst is commensurate with her bound
less money resources and her deadly hatred to re-
publican government. Profoundly impressed with
the conviction of our responsibility, in the prem
ises and determined to avail ourselves of all agen-
cies that a liberal support may enable us to bring
to bear in the advancement of the cause, we call
upon all who believe in programme to rally
with us for Ireland for whom it may be said now
as of old
Nor length of years,
Nor blood, nor tears,
Defeat, disaster nor distress,
Can break the word
Pledged on the sword,
She clutches for the mercless
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11
POETRY.
Shadow and Sunshine,

About lives grim sorrow floats, heavy wings of care
And looks into plastic souls her black of despair
Circlng narrowing down sunland day by day
Till all the angels of youth, Hope have flown away
Our send their beauty when the softly woos
feeds their dainty petals with her sunlight
But rudey shakes the tree, and 10 the frantic air
Is hoked with leaf blossoms while the long boughs CULVER
bare.
The world has drank the
and weak
Thro blue vened streams spread lake Of bushes Ger
the cheek;
And who battle with foe when all blows thrown,
With tenold fury back upon mailless selves alone
Oh sweetvoced Hope hearts words of courage
speak;
Our iron foes strike deep and strong grow blind and
weak;
"Up and on the scowling hard to meet
But the roaring of gloom behind has covered your
If let's rise and forward press destined woes
And show spirit in front all fearless foes.
And tho march, meath aress Skies thro deserts bleak
and 'frore
Whateer betde despair shall look into our souls no more
The tempest lowers before whose ire deeprooed forests
bow
Glowers like angry god who his passions his
His breath the yengefu hurricane his glance the ghtnngs
glare
His voice fearful eloquence that the prayer
Quick the Arklo where in awfuness of form
And let souls Him who's monarch of the Storm
And smile while frantic pillows and deeponed thunders
roll,
God cannot if He would, destroy single deahless SOUL
The storm has swept the sky of wreck along the mighty Deep
The troubled winds and eed have kissed gone
sleep;
Like giant passions that had fought and tired themselves
love-
And all is like dream of peace below, around above
Gods face all the brighter when its passions have passed Ger
We raise the windows and souls drink in light once
more;
We send out hope like white winged doves from that
nigh dead,
Who back with tokens of land all bright ahead
Yes Hope has smiled until souls barren as decay
Have burst all over BLOSSOM like the hawthorn tree May
And blessings meath the sunshine of her
And all coming speak of blue unolouded Skies
Caesars Due.
A PoLITICo-PoLEM1cAL BALLAD.
Day by day priest bishop with preermen in his eve
May preach to Irish Paddy from the parish altar high
May falsely excommunicate and curse poor Paddy too
If he render not to C@sar-whas Justly Casars due
II.
Thank God they the ewes in isle gloom and VICE.
Thank God their creed who poor Paddy so
There yet good priests and bishops who preach
strain
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-11

Nor length of years,
Nor blood, nor tears,
Defeat, disaster nor distress,
Can break the word,
Pledged on the sword,
She clutches for the merciless.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
DROPOsALs FOR NAVY SUPPLIES
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU PRovIsioSs ASD CLoruIso,

NAVY DEPlRrHESr,)
BUREAU PRovIsioSs AND CLoTHIs0,
Separate proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Navy Supplies, will be received at this Bureau
until o'clock TUESDAY, the l2th day OF February
next for furnishing and delivering at the United st.os
hr.t day Of April next the quantities Of the different
articles specified IN the following list two thirds to be
delivered At New York and third at Boston, viz:
New Navy Beef 900 bbls., per Dbl.
New Navy Pork, q, 900 bbls., per Dbl.
Rice, 100000 pounds, per pound.
Dried hpBlss1 100, 900 pounds, Psr pound.
Tea, 10000 pounds, per pound.
Coffee, 100, 900 pounds, per pound.
Beans, 5000 bushels, per bushel
MolAsses, %, 900 gallons, per gallon.
Vinegar, 10000 gallons, per gallon.
Bids will be received for one fourth, half three
fourths, the whole Of the quantities hAmed and those
only will be accepted which considered for the ad
vantage ofthe Government.
All the articles contained In the above list must be
ton
For description Of the articles and the packages to
said navy yards and for Information to tho laws and
regulations I'm pamphlet form) regarding contracts TO
the Offices Of the CommandAnts and PaymAsers Of the
several navy yards.
duty, and internal tax will be ehArgeAble
upon any Of the above articles.
Every offer must be accompanied By . written guar
effect that no or they that the bidder or bid
ders WILL his their bid be accepted enter into
obligation within Ave days, with good and ufhcient
sureties TO furnish the supplies proposed the com
potency Of the guaranty to be certified by the
district Attorny, or Collector Of the Customs.
No Proposal will be considered unless accompanied
BY such guaranty and by satisfactory evidence that h
bidder Is regular dealer In the articles and has th
II. BRIDGE,
jal4.w4t Chief Of Bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OFFICE Dec l. 1866.

To all t0hom Il may concern!
Application having been made under the act Of June
2Sd lsoe for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which alleged to have been lost or de-
ing the description Of each warrant new certificate or
warrant Of like tenor will be issued valid obJee
ton shall then appear;
No. 4s for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
s. 1885, In the name Of Ivory Butler, aud granted
April 10, 1855. February 2, is67
March s. 1885 in the Of Lazarus HAron, and was
granted September IT, l856.-FebruAry l6, 1887. del
No. l04 794, for 100 acres issued under the act Of
March s. 1893, In the name Of Robert W. Pierce, and
WAS granted May Il, 1885. March 0, 1857. do22
No for 100 acres issued under the act OF March
s. 1885, In the name Of Ella d. Ball and was granted
June 8, 1851. March o. 1867
No et6 for so acres issued under the act Of March
1850 In the name Of George Plum aud was granted
| August vs., 1888 March 80, 1857, jail
No o. ola for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March o. 1855, In tho name Of James Henry, and was
granted April p, 1851 March 80, 1867.
No. 5e 726, for 100 acres Issued under the act OF
| March 8, 1850 in the pAmO Of John Wood, and was
| granted February 20, 1857. April q, 1867:
No. b l6O for 100 acres Issued under the act OF March
s. 1855 in the name Of Sarah Wood, widow Of Robert
| Wood, and was granted February 10, 1897. April g.
No A. As5 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of FEB
ruary nth, isl7 In the name Of Samuel Hodsou, and
WAS granted December 4, ls4s. April 90 1907 la2S
No ST. $780, for so acres, issued under the act Of Sep
tsmber 1850 In the name Of Langdon u Johnson, and
was granted March o, ls65.-APril 20, 1867.
No $751; for so acres, Issued under the act OF March
g. 1850, In the name Of Langdon O. johnson, and wa
No. "a 2Sl, for 100. O.aersS issued under the act o
March s. 1885, In the name Of Mary, widow of Thoma
Bowling, and was granted Nay ls56.=Aprl 70, 1857
| JoB, II. pARRRTT, CommiiaionN,
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
jal4-w4t
THE DAMON DICKENS.

MeGsrs TIcKSoR FIELDS invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Public to q new edition OF the
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
The Publication Of which will be commenced In Janu-
ay, 1851 and continued monthly until the set 10 com
pieted.
This edition differs from any other offered 10 the pub
lie by Rfoi ding combination Of elegance and cheap
ness never before attempted In any Of DICKENS WORKS.
and comparatively new In book making II is mod
elled In style upon the "DIAAoSD TRssIsoN ~ lately
issued by TICKSoR FnLDs and will be In all respects
OF that beautiful volume In paper typography
pronounced "a model or elegance, compdctness and
chsapnsss - and will be the aim Of the publishers
TO make the DIAMOND Dickens book suitable In style
for the pAOrtAbl the library while its low price
shall commend TO the favor Of all who may desire TO
own read the neompArable writings Of
THE GREATEST LIVING NOVELIST
Tho set will be commenced with the publication oi
THE PIoRwICK PAPIRs. Complete in one vol.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND Complete In one volume
DAVID doPPERFIELD. Complete in one volume
| In March.
And will be continued at the rate OF one vouas each
month The editlon will comprise twelve or thirteen
volumes and will be issued in two styles, at the unpre
| eedently low prices afixed
PLAIN EDITION.
In crimson morocco cloth, neatly stamped, each =,
volume. SIX
ILLUSTRATED EDITION,
| In green morocco cloth, handsomely stamped
with appropriate dies, per volume. u. bS
The Illustrated Edition will contain l6 full pags II
lustrAtions from original drawings by RITISGR, mad,
At the University Press, on tinted paper and the utmos
will bN takon to secure elegance and planners
| typographical execution.
as-A6y volume sold separately. Ja2s-u
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

Drunk AND DIsoRDERLY.-0n Saturday
night last a female by the mare Of Mary Lilly,
from imbibing too freely, became considerably
shaky on her pins and wsgged her tongue to such
an extent that oGHcer Peaster deemed It his duty
to arrest her, which he did Justice Walter fined
her IS and dismissed her with an admonition.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

OBITuARY.-John p. r. Crawford died sud
denly at his residence in this city on Sixth street
near N, Saturday afternoon. The deceased, who
had resided In this city several years, was viz
ginian, and his generous disposition and gentle
manly qualities had secured for him the kind re-
gard Of an extensive circle Of acquaintance.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

REAL ESTATE AoENTs.-Attention is called
to the card of ]. T. Coldwell 4 Co., auctioneors s
and general agents, No. 1881 Seventh street, near
Il, who give their particular attention to the sale
Of real estate stocks Of goods and household furni
ture. They are also general agents for the renting
Of houses, the collection Of accounts and proseeu
tion of claims TO-
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.-Wall,
Stevens 4 CO., No. 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, notify
the public that the largest variety of the finest and
best quality of oyerooats dress suits and business
suits ever offered in this city Is now on hand at
their emporium, which they are closing out at New
York prices,
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
DRoPoSALs FOR LUMBER,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF suvEHynua AncHIrEor,

TREASURY DnPARrnENr,)
oFRIcE oP suvERyuua ARCHITECT,
January 10, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received Al this oeos untll
S.r % " se f0
tension, as described In the following sehsdulei
so 900 neA feet Of North Carolina hsar) Flooring, "
Inch thick, not over inches wide, and clear OF
$4,000 feat board measure. w. Pine Com. cull,, inch
5000 feet board measure W. Pine Com culi, inches
thick
1000 feet board measure, Spruce ses,tlisg, s BY Z
inches, 20 feet lengths.
10000 feet, board measure, Spruce seantng, By I
$50 is.t board nsasurs Spruce Rails, BY inches.
% feet lengths.
$4,000 feet, board measure, W. Pine Selects, siaehes
thick.
5000 feet board measure, W. Pin. Selects, dressed \
5000 feet board measure, W. Pine Selects dressed u
1000 f.st board measure. W. Pine Selects, dressed, K
1900 feet board measure w Pine Selects. dressed, ~
inches thick.
1000 feet board measure, W Pine Selects dressed, ~
1000 feet, board measure, Poplar dressed, 4 inch
thick.
1000 feet, board MEASURE Poplar, dressed, x inch
thick.
All the above lptiOns Of Lumber must bs Of the
best quality Of their several kinds, and must be dsv
cred Al the Treasury Building from time 10 time
deLed and be subject to the Inspection Of the Inspector
Bids to state price per NJ feet, and must bo accom-
panied by written guarantee from some responsible
per.on that the bidder will execute and perform the
contract II awarded to him
The Department the right to reject any all
the bids considered for the interest Of the Govern
ment to do so, OF to accept any portions Of them.
@ or s1GhsTT 1ff saSS''''
fel Supervising Architect.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

FIRES IN WAsHINGroN.-0f late the num-
ber Of frss has been unusually small During the
month of January last but four alarms were
sounded, while in the same month Of tho previous
year there were twenty-five, All the members Of
key for alarm boxes, and responsible citizens will
be furnished with one on calling at the office Of
Superintendent Talcott
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

The PATENT 0FFIcE.-During the week
ending the 5th instant there will be two hun
dred and three new patents issued from the
Patent Office. Five hundred and ten appli'
cations and ninety caveats were filed during
the past week.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

EXAMINING SURaEoSs.-T Commissioner
Of Pensions yesterday made the following
appointments Of examining surgeons for pen
sioners: Doctors Il. V. Bell, Terre Haute
Ind; John R. Smith, Kentville, MOI and lr'
Russell, Winchendon, Mass.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

OLD HATS vs. New HATs.-Wm. Mitchell,
No. 2lO F street, between Fourteenth and FIJI.
teenh devotes his entire attention to altering old
silk hats to hats Of the latest fashion, while the
neatness with which ho repairs hats can only be as
Certainsd by leaving them with him. See his card
in another column.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

INFORMATION has been received at the Navy
Department of the arrival Of the United
States steamer Lackawanna at Valparaiso
Chill, on the 9th Of December last Officers
and crew all we'll The vessel was to leave
the next day for the port of Honolulu.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

A LUCKY SPoRTsMAN.-A man, whose front
appellAtiOn is Sebastian, departed from Washing
ton early on Saturday morning with his gun upon
his shoulder and his game bag by his side. and
upon the cars Of the baltimore and Ohio railroad
did take morning ridei and on reaching Beltsyile,
some eleven miles from here, proceeded to neigh.
boring wood for to hunt the tmid deer. In this he
did not succeed, but in the evening he came back
with three fat raccoons, several squirrels, and O
dozen partfdges In bis haye-a-sack.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

WINES FROM CALToRNA.-The Commis
sioner Of Agriculture has received samples
Of four different kinds Of wines, and one ol
brandy, manufactured in Californiamthe
liquors were manufactured by o. M. Fink
ham, of that State.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

AIpE.DE-oAMP TO GEN. HALLRcK.-Brevet
Lieut. Col. Robert N. Scott, 4th United
States infantry, is announced as aide-de-camp
to Mai. Gen. Halleck, commanding the mill
tary division Of the Pacific, relieving Brevet
Major Joseph g. Breckinridge.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

Doc FrGHr FOR $50 A SIDE.-One Of those
humanizng and cheerful little exhibitions Of canine
pugnacity takes place on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac early on Wednesday morning. The ca.
nine contestants are Of the gsnHs "bull, and con
siderable money Is being bet on the result. The
stakes are $50 side-but don't be inqusitive as {
the site Of the combat for f you ask us, we sham
tell you;h neither can the names Of the owners o.
the brutes be disclosed at present. sutiee 1t to
say that they are both In training, and will proba
bly, be In good condition on the day Of the fight.