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TRAVELLER -"Whero does this road
90 to, friend?'
,uairyman-"I don't know, sir. !
finds it here when I coq2es to work in
the morning. and leares There at night;
But where it goes IN the meantime, I
don't knoW. i5y following it you will
get to Brands grocery, whc7G the best
of bargains are being given,
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KR~SR I'm making up" the Sup
plement (cnclosed in this week paper
'aP dropped out Of the head line, and
the prc>sman did net discover the loss.
1t, therefore, appears Incorrectly printed
Supplement-.
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DEATH OF NRs. HAMILTON WARD.
We sincerely sgmpathize- with our
young friend Hamilton Ward, in the
loss of his young and estimabie wife
They were married little more than
five months ago, and she was cut down
in the very bloom Of womanhood.
The funeral on Thursday lastwas very
largely attended. One hundred and
twenty-five carriages were in theproces-
sion. The deceased was-a daughter of
Noah Bururker, Esq.
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To coyTnBUToRs.-The article when lm gone
will appear next week.
c. TrNGLE-IIaye not had time to read yQar contri-
button.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

SEVERAL young bloods got on high
loncsq=as az a certain UrJaua hotel a
fey 4ights ago, and came near raising
Cain. lfthcy had the landlord thinks
he would have been Abel to pat en- out
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

LONDON STOCE SALES FOR APRIL
The London Stock Sales for April were
held on Tuesday and attended bya large
crowd 9f people qf this and adjoining
counties. She amc,,nt of stock offered
was fair considering the condition of the
roads. and considerable Of that offered
was Withdrawn for want Of buyers. Our
report will be found below; TWs give
best sales only.-ED. UNIoN
Cne COW and calf offered by W. H.
Squircs, sold to Lewis Chenoweth at
S6LT5.
Thirty-two 5 year old steers offered
by Oliver Treahcrn, sold to Edwin
Gwynnc at S75. Weight 1900.
One yoke Of oxen by William Brock
to William byes, at Sl47.25 Weight
800.
Twelve , year old steers by Alex.
Wilsou, to Jesse Rca at $43.50. Weigh
100
Tweaty.4broe ycarlings by Isaac 10.
tea, sod to Joscph Smith at $685.
Weigh 800 ud u Dem ,cra.
IF We were =a popular grocer as
Frank Houston we would net allow
certain pager in Urbana 20 print US
Rataii GroccF. That souEIs too much
Iike rat tail
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&EAsTERRRR

CINCINNATI, eAYfUN & aEAsTERNR 3. R.
- -s.ss-s-ssz -.esss-,.--lzsz5s
CEgaas er tine -HUrh l'tl, is,5..
Two DAILY TRANS Zach Vas ys-ss trhon2-
iSundays ExcrPted)
PkssiNG SoUTH sos a. m, ano 5-Os p. IR., CON
meets arpaytou. for Cincinnati direct.
P6ssINE NUllTH l. 50 p. H., and SOl p. m,
connects East and West a BcIlefOntaue, For
rest and CLYDE; the s Qi train maies direct con-
pecliou At CLYDE iOF th- ESst apd West.
RUSH & SLOAN, PrcsI.
J. Il POTTER, Sup't.
J. p PINpAR, Agent, UFlapa.
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NEY FoUNDEY.-Mr. i. p. Leon
ard and Capt. James Ambrose have put
up a fcpndry oa RasseI-st, near the
Exe-a3s:or Machine Works. zhaSe they
will be prepared hereafter to fill all or
der for castings from farmers and
E,.fers. They are experienced founders,
and viii re2Ier satisfaction.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

BARNEY is gathering up the remains
of the Republican party in Connecticut
for his museum. IIaPpersett's Cincin-
natl grocery has many curiesitics in the
way of goods so cheap thatthe purchas-
cr is perfectly astounicQ at the prices.
The stock is large and choice at pre-
sent. Call on tl.s SiSssrs. Happcrsett.
They will be pleased to show you their
goods.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-04-17

"IIAPPY CELDHooD song and
chorus We have received from the
author, Prof J A. Porter, of Urbana,
a piece of sheet music barring tha above
title The w2rGs are appropriate and
thomusic beautiful. For sale by Hughes.
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Prices n TEXAs.-RsFhaps our rsad,
ers will be interested in the following
market report, which we have drawn
from the Lavaca (Texas) Commercial,
sent us by F. W. Glenn, Esq.
Flour, SO to S11a bbl; potatoes, sc
a bbl; salt, $3.50 a sack; onions 81,
beans So, and sour kroutSl2 a bbI BEST
Orleans sugar, 13 a ID; pulverized do.
1G cents Orleans mo!asses, 20 cents a
gallon; bacon sides per ID, u cts rice.
9 ceats; coffee, D cts crackers, 10 cts;
corn, $40 a bushel candles, 25 cents
a fb; lard Il and butter 35 cents fb !;
tea, 81 to 81 bourbon and rye whisky,
$3.50 to 81 a gallon; sole leather 1b.
80 cts ; shingles S7.25 a 1000 :, oysters,
I fb cans, 1925; mackerel per kit, 81
IS, It will be seen that some of the
most substantial articles Of diet, such
as -four, sugar, sQla leather aud whisky,
are cheaper than here in Ohio, while
others, such as beans, sour krout and
shingles, are more expensive. We must
not omit to add that the above are specie
prices, That makes me difference.
fellow hash-consQmer.
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Frame D1VaiIfng uouse.

with ten ROOMS duEblc collar and every thing well
agrIugcd for convenience and comfort Thereis sis0
on the tum large 5eariug Apple Orchard Of choice
lruit
For terms, &c, apply to the undersigned on the
prrmises join COIlAN,
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Farm for Sale.

A farm Of $50 Acres, aEoirips tho town Of
Kingston, in Salem township lies nOth Of rbana.
This is one Of the best faTUs in CbaUrIign County.
situated in good neigEb0ThuOd. ana Is wen adapted
IL. atTurling an abundance Ui good water There Is
on the premises q IICw
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.TIE UIIOI office SEREIADED
RESPONSE OF JOGGLES
EN FUGb3
And the Old Vet.-;'fulI -
Awful and Heart RGliilg Particulars
All EoR FIVE CENTS.

/ As a gentIaman from Cork would say,
the night of the 18th April, 1867, was
a day long to be remembered. Porter S
Silver Band Of Urbana sersRaded the
URBANA UNION Office, and the excite
ment was intense. North Main-st from
McDonald's building to Cheetham' 5
stand was literally packed with people ;
and three meek youngmen who cOuldn' t
stand the pressure Of the ropplace, had
their corns smashed, and were carried
home on shutter. The opening air
(at the suggestion Of Shumate and jim
Roof was Meet NE in the Lane, love, J"
and altho' the music is beautiful, the
suggestion is a fearful onein these days
of chigaons and palpitators-but we
blame not the band, they we're blowing
under the idea that Shumate or Roof
we're connected with the Office and want
ed this as a pretext to do something
desperate when the spFing=time comes,
gentle Annie. The next piece was,
IT'S but little faded flower, with Va
riations-all fine music-but as We csc
the best -four in the market the air was
doubtless intended for those who do not
use Yinccnt's. Then followed a sclec
tion of choice opera music, decidedly
more appropriate for a person of refined
taste like editors are known to be, when
you have any oysters Or tobacco you
want pufed.
As the last notes of the band were
waited over the newly-cleaned streets,
there were loud calls from the multitude
for a response by the Jovial Joggles.-I
One small voice said beer" but to his
(JogglesD city and national credit no
one sai9 spoons. In a few seconds
that modest ard a:iid eyed parsonage
on the balcony and spoke as
follows
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rcmair;ng unclaimed in the Post Office at Ur
bamu, O., April lG, lS6T
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LADIES LASTING CATERS
Of all Styles;
LADIES LEATHER SHOES
Of all Styles;
MISSES SHOES
Of all Styles;
GHILDRE%S SHOES
an endless variety;
MEMS, BOYS & YOUTHS SHOES.
MEMS, BOYS & YOUTHS BOOTS
Calf, Kip and Cowhide.
GENTS FIRE CALF BOOTS
Of our own manufacture.
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UNION
Three Fz5ts.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, APR. Il, 1861
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Respectfully inform the public that they arc prepared
this Spring with still greater facilities to make clo
thing TO order, guaranteeing the
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Fishers Emporium is considered to be III.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

RESISTING AN OFrTcxR.-ln Augusta, Ga, on February
2s young man named John Jones became dsorderiy
at hotel and shot Thomas Callahan, police ofncer
whom the proprietor requested to arrest him.
An ELoPExgsr.-Ro J. Fleming has been living
with the family Of Il. R. Hopkins in Richmond, Va,
they being partnership in the carpenter and joiner
business On the 27th, Fleming elopcd with Hopkins
wife and child, having boen discovered intimate
intercourse with that lady.
MURDsR IN ST. Lours-Matthew J. Nemecheck, com
monty called Matt Mitchell, the keeper Of q saloon In
st. Louis, shot James Delaney In 1T Of III temper
Sunday night, February "a
FATAL AccIDESr.-Pairlck Farrell was fatally injured
by being knocked down and run over BY railroad car
loaded with iron.
PoIsosEp Tho family OF Charles c. McRae OF Hart
ford Conn.,, poisoned by taking belladonna instead
Of dandaon bitters MIR. McFaae took eighteen grains,
parayzed ana nearly Killed. but he Is likely to
vvc. He gave some TO his wife and little girl The
Doctors clerk also took some but vomiting saved him.
FoUxD-Tho body OF Mr.. Rice, who lost overheard
from the steamer Alliance In Pensacola harbor, during
a heavy gale weeks since, found about week
avo on the beach, three miles west OF Fort McKea IL
put 10 metallic coffin and sent TO New Orleans.
All SETTLED a ball Of the dlH goods clerks In
New Orleans the 21st OF February, married lady,
dressed in the customary evening toilet, grossly
nsulted by indgnity 10 her person as cause an
appeal to her husband. The latter sought interview,
In the OF which he struck and thereupon he
challenged the offender. The terms agreed upon
double barrecd shot guns at thirty PAGES distance At
through the hip and died In twenty minutes after HIS
antagonist was also mortalIy wounded, ball passing
through his neck Tho OF the parties were Ed
mond Lefebre and Charles Jenin.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
q IN oompIe.e syup..hy w.hl.hsm-tha., indeed ths

Is in complete sympathy withlthem-,hat, indeed, the
quiet old here Is q most intense radical
One good sober measure was earnestly urged upon
the attention OF Legislature and that IL the adoption
OF liberal and efficient free school system This Is q
measure OF the practical importance 70 State
and IL " believed that the Legislature will take action
the subject In few days
What IS the prospect OF the canvassf II must be
that there dangers TO be apprehended
VIII the freedmen be allowed 70 vote In the country dis
uctsf WIN there be riots and boodshed At poll cal
gatherings VIII the disfanchiscd whites patiently see
the political power they have been accustomed 70 WELD
pass INTO the hands OF their former slavesS
must De confessed that the radicals have the vantage
ground Brownow has tho courage and the will TO carry
out bis policy His party Is thoroughly organized, and
will be strongly supported from the North. II he
command the negro vote he will carry the State under
the present law, by large majority. The opposition
the other hand Ii badly organized and without unan-
unity OF purpose or enthusiasm The old Johnson Union
men, such as Campbell Etheridge and Cooper put
the track against Brownow, would be coldy supported
and Harris and Forrest Cheatham and wbeeier-men
who made their mark In the late struggle and who could
the people, disfranchised II s quite probable
therefore, that the gentle Brownlow will be next
Governor, and that We shall have few years OF
ultra radical ruloL
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Mr. McGlennsn will give the Barber Of Seville In
Lowell on the Ath inst. with Mis Adelaide Phillips,
Bngnon, Fsrrant and other srtista
Mr. and Ma Howard Paul we're 70 appear In Hartford
ON the LIST ins&
Father Ksmp's Old Folks are In Toledo.
Joseph Jefferson concluded his Mobile engagement on
February a.
Dr. 0uilnstts gave . novel entertainment a fremont
Temple Boston, Wednesday Last in the shape OF N
illustrated musical monologue.
rhs SEA Kinss Vow. the Biaek Crook, Aladdin, the
Streets Of New York, the Frossa Deep Kennedy, the
scottish balladis the imperial Company o japanese
artiss McGlsnnsns grand concert and The Second Or
shssra Union Concert among the attractions In Bss
ton for The coming week
the new opera houn in = Paul. Nina, W. for
msly opened on February "a The esrsmoaiss were a
rsnd character, the house being crowded, an1 . nns
concert given BY the B. Paul Musical Society," assisted b.
the Minneapolis Vocal Society. The building y In ths
Italian style Of srchitseturs b one hundrsd fsst in
length sixty in width and nifty In height n win sseen-
uodass twelve hundred psopIA ~ .tsrssrsvs 20
Sam sharylsy skfs great combihasieu troupe have
been drawing good houses for several nights pa a
washinssoa HALL Williamsburg fhsy sloss thsB. sn
tsrSaInmsan on the "a insk -%sh-~S %ss9sr
sseoru naria CHasss rscsivsl 6susAs u ~ ruoss
theatre Msxco and ssissssA for ~ oecassa isssAy
ssnpossd spas,sA comedy satusd ~0Sasusrs1 hy KAaA
snA -" - asnsdx ws Fssslvsa ~ useDe 60
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
TENNESSEE.
OUR NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.

The RepubIIcau Convention on-BrownIow-Ths
Niger Equality : Free speech : General
mL.... ,rn. school. g.
Nuv w. % ,oa,
Nh'i11' ''o' - Aoo'.
fes'e'0ay vas h'sn uAy 'o' .u' ,auoa' pa.v !.
....,.s,. s.... a. ~. nra., h.u I, an. uo,.s \,
every available space IN .ne Sroas nah " 'no
u,,,uae vh,. and colorod All speaking one voice and
" 1900 .--..,...
Convention never new besOr. assembled in ID. Rock CITY
for the rst time IN tho history OF this State the
.., .'s,s..~ 80 ...,rr h.,,r.., -, M'ad.
OLD cnrohc jealousy ana rVairy oe'"ecn East "'uu0
and West Tennessee was totally forgotten This n
.,r,ha circumstance md demonstrates that the age
Of miracles has not passed. The enthusiasm Of the Con-
venuon equal to anything ever witnessed In this
state Every measure proposed was carried by acca-
the echo.
lion was very respeciaDe. the presiding officer. Mr.
William H. Wsoner OF Bedford, Ia fine specimen OF a
we'll preserved southern gentlemen. A number OF
ern element was certainly large and Influential Tho
great body the delegates seemed to be SOBER tempe
' s,, Browniow vas tho keynote TO tho Convention.
AT every mention OF his name the ha rang with checrs
His denomination was foregone conclusion. No other
thought Of. 10 was nominated by acclamation, and
when the feeble old man entered hail. supported by
1rse,ed with sorms o APPLAUSE HIS speech on the
occasion was brief clear defiant and bitter He said
that while he expected 70 be enlarged with dctst,on,
sSa nnerfeItins by rebel demagogues on the stump
and by rebel who lost 70 all
honor and shame blind all the beauties OF patriotism
and seo ed TO the nose and chin in he looked
.for the support OF all loyal men, whether
whit: or coorsd in the agpr0senns bitter can
bv dark -sknned 10y allsts than by fair.skinned
traitorsp the old warrior is certainly a hero in
s, ,.rsons Us has viii Of iron and ALI tho wealth
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Misses by the Aexscaus as It founded the late
between Chile and Spain aud eusogistic OF the
latter nation.
The Crystal Palace and orchestral popular concerts.
'classics nights" at Her Maesty's London, have been
Of very superior character tins season.
sguor Lott the well known American tenor. is about
TO start for Europe this month 70 try his fortune In
opera there. He purposes giving . farewell concert
before his departure
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

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DEAD sopy FOUND unuta SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

BosroN, March l, 1857.
This morning the dead body Of . man named Edward
Mstcal stable groom found lying IN IN open LOT
at West End. No marks Of violsnos were found upon
the body but the appearance Of the sronnd around
showed that II had been dragged thsrN Nstcalf with
some coupanions was engaged IN drunken dsbAuoh
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
seAru sF An olu cIrnEM

NHw LowDoS, March 1, 1867.
Joel LscmiS sgsA ninsty.four years. disA this
morning IN this oity. Ne was formerly Judge q ~
OosnaV Oolrs - pssnlaeuA sitlasa 4 - ys1a.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

CLEVELAND, March !, 1857.
1rs broke out In Warren last night, destroying
property 70 the OF $4,000. Insurance $4,000
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
CLOSING UP OF A sasra INSURANCE COMPANY.

BosTos. March 4, 1907.
The Equitable Life and Marine Insurance CompAay
closed their doors yesterday afternoon consquencs
OF their heavy iosses They have been twenty q shs
years standing
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Ger q female pickpocket who was operating In Ms csr
Having to appear the Police Court ~ witness, the
conductor lost days. during which tms his pay was
stopped by the railroad company The correspondent
states In conclusion that conductors have learned that
expense Of their own.
Fire Engine Accidents.
correspondent urges, in view Of the late accidents
70 several persons by being over by rs engines
that gougs be attached their wheels and bells placed
on them as ON the old fire engines to give warning to
pedestrians Of their approach In time TO enable them 70
get out Of the way.
The Incapacity Of our Engines
Forms the subject Of q communication from "A. T.
p who claims that the steam nre engines here in use
are mere paythngs made for show, and only valuable
a. pretty tovs The western machine fused in Cincip
ns which larger and less beautiful TO LOOK upon put
more powerful and effective, he thinks should DO ieo
and adopted In place Of the present toys.
Tho Protection Of Government Property.
Another correspondent In communication on TINS
subject states dpropcs Of the frequent burglarous
efforts made on bonded warehouses, that "Co'lector
sythe has asked for authority from the Secretary Of
che Treasury TO appoint night watchmen or 70 Anew
roprieors OF stores TO select with his approval respon.
ibie and reliable men who shall be stationed within tne
stores through the nghtn The writer thinks that ons
good watchman inside Of store ana ~ ncc.msn
de and scarcely at the exact point nseoso vnsu
occasion for action occurs
Oiiing tho sea-A Novel Way to Smooth Over
q Storm.
The following n from seaman who, ~ VIII Do sesn
his communication, makes . strange revelation Of seA
nanship 70 the ssndlubbern ns writes a. follows'-
Having boon at for twenty-sght years. and nasts
the last ten ysan, will give you my plan for avnt
nip and the lives board IN heavy gales at So
' Hvs saved shs vessel under my command tvics viii
whsa ~ nassss u . ~ saaass ~ sas q
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

RELIGIOUs NOTICES.

A LECTURE ON GENIUS or RRFORn" WILL ~
"A delivered by Rev @. g. Esray, IN the jane streS
Wednesday evening March 1857 st ~ ocaoo
Tickets Fifty Proceeds Tor the bencht Of the 6unaA
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who failed a short time ago, aud whose
liabilities were very heavy, is dead
Notwithstanding positive advices 70
tho contrary this morning, reports re-
ceived tonight say that troubles IN
lower Belgium are increasing.
The Greek Government IN q note 70
the foreign powers, declares the crisis
was near at hand, and though they desire
peace, they deem il prOper to propose an
increase Of the army and navy.
Intelligence from Seryia represents
affairs so threatening that families are
fleeing from the country
Earl Carwarden will next week intro
duce in Parliament bill for the union
of the Canadian provinces.
Dispatches from China state that ar
rangements have been made for the
establishment Of an European college IN
Pekin, with the consent of the Chinese
Government
BERLIN, February g. The negohs'
lions between the North German States
Of Prussia were concluded to-day,
It's said that Bismarck will propose
in the Parliament of the North German
States tax on tobacco.
SAN FRANcIsco, February s.-The
bark Envoy was wrecked on starbuck
Island, South Pacific, on the 18th ult
The vessel was owned in Liverpool
Idaho advices, Of the I'd inst, state that
Gen. Crook had a fight with the Indians,
killing forty and capturing tweniy-seven
trains.
The Central Pacific railroad is now
making regular time through to Cisco,
New YORK, February S.-George N.
Carleton, United States Treasury Agent
at Memphis from 1868 to 1865, was ar
rested on charges preferred by Treasury
Agent Titus, of embezzlement of public
money and property to the amount of
1861 900, and is held for trial in default
Of bail. M
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"I consider Chickering 4 Sons Pianos be-
You'd comparison, the bust / have seer seen N
%chair'n Jury on Musical Instruments"
-A,oo,g tbs chief points of excellence Of the
rbickering pianas, OF which speak the re-
nowned artists In their congratulatory testlmo,
mails Ia tho Mossrs. Chickering, are the greatest
possible depth, richness and volume OF tone,
Combined with a rare brilliancy, clearness and
nerfecf evenness throughout the entire scale
and. above all, surprising duration Of sound,
the pure and sympathetic quality Of which
never changes under the most delicate OF pow
During the past forty-three years this firm
has manufactured f-rr nr
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Received during the month Of August. 1866.
L o........ LII. os Iaec

Received during the month OF august, 100.
LoxDoE, July 25, 1856.
MEssRs. CHIcEERIxG x SoEs-Gents: have
much pleasure in enclosing a document signed
By the first composers, musicians and proies-
sors In Europe. I held your Pianos in such
high estimation (viGe my certiheatel that felt
il my duty 70 take one Of them with me to Eu-
rope TO ascertain the opinion of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate win prove
how unanimous they have been on the subject.
/ beg to forward, at the same time, a letter
received from my friend Mr.. Collard. which l
am surNmust be gratifying 10 you.
have the honor to be, gentlemen. youIs very
truly. ~. JAMES II. WE'LL.