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much comment. He has s:ncg tsan solit-
tied TO acs ss second in duel, but refus~a
in sccordsnco with pl.d5e made TO hss
wife soon AFTER Killing her brother
IL 1920, Commodore ID c.tur was Kill
cd here in duel by Commodore Barron.
At tie frs, Are bo,h'f- forward aud lay
within ten feet of sach other, and sseh
supposed himself mortsl!y wounded. each
fully and freely foigave the other. still ly-
ing on the eruund. Decatur expired ia
"a few days. but Barron eveatuSIy rscor--
ered,
IL 1921 two stranger named Lega aad
Sega appeared here. fou kt, nd Sega WAS
instantly killed The ucishbor, only
learned this much of their names from tha
marks Of their gloves left on the ground.
Legs was not hurt
II 1922 M:sshipnan Locke was killei
here in duel with ccrk Of the Treasury
Department, named Gibson. Tho latter
was not burt.
Ia 1926, Henry Clay fQush,-bls CO.
, toad duel-w.,h John Randolph. lux
across the Pot2nao, ss Randolph prefer
red 70 die, if st ak, on Virginia soil; tho
latter received Ciay's shot and then fred
/ his pistol IA the slr. This was 10 accor-
dance with a dcc,aratoa made TO MI,
Benton. who spoke TO Randolph of call
tic evening before Oh Mra. Clay, and a.
ludcd to The quio, sleep Of her child and
epQse Of the no her. General Jcssup was
Gays second. When Randolph fred, ts
remarked Il DO not shoot ut y4n. Ms.
/ Clay" ani extending his band. advanced
towards Clay, who rushed to- meet him
/ Randolph Showed Clay where, hisphal.
sFuck Ais.cost. and SAID tacetiQusly -
! MIR. Clay, you owe ulo = coat" Clay
rcpHod Thank God, the debt is NJ
grest~r." They we're fr;enas-evcr after
+ In 1882, aIartin was killed here by
uarr.- Iheig.lrst nsynes arc not romembeg.
ed. They were f,orl the South.
II 1888. Nj Key Cson os Frank Key
an9 brother Of Barton Key. Of ST kles no-
torivty) met Mr.. Sherborn, and Shcrb"n
said ':Mr. KY, / have no desire to kill
YOU" No matteg.' Ksy ssd, II came
to kill you" Very well, ,hen,' said
Shortorn Il vii! Kill you," AMI he did
II 1888, VIM. J, Graves, Of Kentucky.
rssrmjng the quarrct of james Watson
(! Webb ana Jonathan Gllcy OF Name, Sc
lcctcd this place fox Cillsy's murder, bat
thc parties learning that Webb, with two
friends, JaclIsoa and Morrcll, were armed
and in pursuit, and for the purpose of :s
sss5ina.iug Cillcy, moved towsrds tho RI
yer, and nearer the city. Their pursuars
also moved towards the river, but nj sscd
the parties, and hen returned T. the city to
which they were soon followed by GRAY 3
a ID the corpse Of Clilev.
+ In l845 lawyer named Jones, fou9ls
with and killed d.. JoLusoA. Ia let..
Z y House aud a j Daliis had hoi-
tile meeting here. DAllis was shot in tla
shoulder but recovered In 1852, Dan
iel and Johnson. two Richmond editors.
hcli harmless : 20 |cre, wh!e ;ermiu ate d
in coffee. In 1853, Davis and Rid9ewny
fought here; Ridgcwav allowed his an'ag-
onist TO fro without returning the shot.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
VITAL STATISTICS OF MANKIND.


,,,ho oLo,.1 oca
~, "clG Cno a. ~" % VIC s'o'' "0'U' =
pp''l0V u soutA' q - u
oo'' 'yo5'ooo ~ are u 'lc N..casSi"' acc
9o' 3o1 4}o0o2 42o 200 a!s :. tn0 r'l ionso' la
1so'0390 az 90 0G3 ~ q .ho .l I-Iiopl4n .aoF
- Q. 49, w IT. % '"o -h''ay iace
i3''' w '5' - s'1' = o1e- q e' loAn ao's
oh" nerg a. o,o1 : lAns 'o'' 'PoANu I'D"
! J. 'oUo w. o''leIV'' tei's :o'' ~,
90 re n ta''y i10i Iri''' ~ u .ne e'9o0 - a.
90 900 P'' 9,'s son 40 ~ me "'' u
| 90 yer Jay "'''J pcI c ioAF ~ per "'h-
u'e 50 c'eN 'I'.'8,'3n " oul . n.@'' AiA' "A
'ie l'0e''e % ''','0 n'''t- al u o'''a, "c .
tAhe aScra Ie o. huhdu ilie /" 90 years.
One fourth Of the population die nj ar
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
8. No scarcity of note7.


d. The present state otdo9b, and anccr-
of al kiuds be free to 60 Oh actively and
with confidence.
6. When the legal tender notes are
(without construction) raised up to the
value Of specie the Government will be.
practically. specie paying On a.! is con-
tracts. snd (rovernm ut securities, VI! be
worth ss much in gold as they nov arc III
paper, fnr the paper money inYd!ch the
value OF Government securities is msasur-
viii be in geld 5,20 bonds. now worth
less than eighty cents in gold, will then be
worth at least par in gold. 7 ventv per
cent will bo added to the value of.tuc gov
crnmcut securities held by tie banks, -ui
twenty per cent to Their negotiable value
( abroad; which, on the whole debt, amounts
70 $500 0oQ 900 Of I'd d}itionat strength.
One more year OF sucii revenue from i'm
ports as We lad last year. 20 Wit: $3.50,
600 QQ0, would. after deductin2 So, ,Q0o,-
900 for the years interest, leave 2l00,-
009 00Q more qoli II the Treasury than
there is now. maxim: sl72 600 600
ThiS poul8 popo,,v,,fisr tho whole tlinr
~ wbSro ,ror5, v6,II 10 dona o..h. cne.
tom h.,asa yitla.t i c}.i90 tie bY.;tcs-
Of the country.
! If.,:s ,r5scss should At times max:
1,Ii "a I;+tja saarae :. Nov York thi>
would trouble 10 one except the few who
pay duties, and would sinH!y ofN5e them
what s55;%;oaaI q5I1 rbev needed in, rrort-
inc - ,rn.b losi of othcr Goods or would
.,~ays,. tl,a GA va ,1,rs.5r.s ,'r,3n,n cv-
r., v..r f-a'2 to;,,', n~'D~.to1 I, r,n}d
,.or @a;sa ,ha rr;.s- = III - has .,read {
Tse7, rr-,yon t'r lat Summer y~;, was a.
QUE time 90 scaroe il New York ,bat one
n4r cont ,,ar wa maid f9r b,rrowing
!, a,,4 ~ C.,tnm IIoI;ea vas tbno kin
+ j. 2511 4n0 DIV # III. verv t;mc.onJGd
td..t rs. rajsa II r-r;ss--i. FIJI Fxsp1ine
his v.1 a.! if F9l ,orse with its con.
cl2>ians urse C9a~rcss to have tbese
hines dome mis- virter ard 20 Mt IN e,d
N tF:s troublesome oYestion which. s.
, }ao- as :, j. omen c~na,,s tina hanks an
,l,, s.,,,,,>os, # ~, ch3,,try - de~y@r
I. !. Io:s.o,,e - .nn9Is, That rcsYn,.
i~.,.,, cc.e rov1aarts, rrlyi3e5iti brou1hr
ab~,.S il the wav here 81 .regteJ, Will give
.,.- shaa,, +, t,o b.nEa or ,ca1;re then
,a,.roa >, ~ t.,,.;,.o.s - ,ro.s l.. tho,
~ ~ 1a,n -. ' tIo;r c,rl r,r.aa ar L,'.roc
,.I;I1 49, i. = 15..1 "a, 4or Mas lv;sr ~ ths;,
,'a,3ts sro be:ng oni,tlv tncn.d into n.
sa.1;v,ian. 4@.; 49, of s,=oo:o '
r j. n,;s,aI,n - s,nnoso y - anv sbor,
oe 1ba rosnors;h;1itv dt rnsrn1;ng ana,,i,
n,yn,..nts "a : 1n,1 the hanks or thu
tbor bMvo = Al 5nvth;rr ~ con-raot;n,
or otbcrx;.a toward il Nh GnyrrDnep
b,s s;o.,,Iy +, make ~ own notes (t1o 10
~ .o,..jn, ,,t.,sl oo,,;roinn. - s,o.;..
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der notes and a consequent wlthdraTsi OF
deposits, ana not improbsiy TO panics and
rums npou the banks.
g.. Because in 1867 and 1863, $50,
coo COD Of legal tender compound interest
notes wil become due and be withdrawn,
and Us these ars largely held By the banks
as reserves, this vii, IN itself be 81 impor-
taut contraction.
Specie payments will. st soms time OF
ether. and IN some way or other, be resun-
Cd. NJ ,,redeefnnb:e paper money system
can last. AL financial history proves
this
The ;nteroy. Of tie tank is, that the le-
gal ,euA.r notes shall not be eoutracted =
/ On the ether hand, the National Bauk >ys-
/ tenn viii never be safe ~or firmly established
anal We again pay specie Ihc lnterestS
ot he banks is u nave specie pavonents re-
sun-d. provided 1t can be brought aoou,
tililout eetractlon.
The pros1ut condition of tn banks, al
over tac country, IS not 2 weak one. The
reserve Of legsi tender notes seems to be
! sufi4jeat, as compared with their obliga-
lions. If these .rgal tender notes, now
:.-ld ty tie bau!;a, were a.. gold, the banks
u0Ql1 .o-4ay he in a sound condition IS
V ,,'5 - O-''..i' ,.4'. -, .~....; ''l.-
,.,-.:. .. ' ,0,-'1s'. -t.gs
-""'''S' w ''' -
60 - I-..>s ''e'eoy '-o1,-l'
2an Business one dollar, without any effort.
without any lisk.
l,'1 e"' i1NV, I>''' - WIS ~ Zen r'z'
Inc govern men, "'' -" 2''. - : 4''-
U00,V OF legal p@h ger notes. IoT
can We make th-se e4u'F@'e.a' 20 &oi1 =
Nfrc contration VIII not oo II, oE #ne"
only halt '1"t amount 0l 'e5sl ''nlsr
notes had pTch 'l'suco 'n'y Ee'G =. No.
equal 70 Go'o- Oo"tI'C''o" = t'"''
to lnllct the distress ana expose Us 10 faA-
les, and then ta4 n the obJ@ct l9E "E.th
the disresa vas III ete-i, (o";r1'.I-'5
: may thr"u-A general sSfc3s' lessen con
/ .ence 10 such m extent as 70 MAKE 'ne
:eP"r mop@y "or''l'es'' "l1N'"! ~ 'Ne'e
VII hc .cs> ., II cut. >,
Tie gor-Fan n@Hf mas revenue IN g|I
Il, 3ag So 2@,glJ,00V year As5 %
pay ia cold gver% year Tor L"Sergs' 80 :
tVa,9l0- mere iS'4n'|S a., !" S0' '' . - 7',~'
revenue OF ) ~, ,lU9,0jJ Year.
Wherever e1e 5oElIAiAsAs can save Up
, half as much god as it has lo2al- 'e0der
: notes out, al the lcgal-tender notes viii 10
equal 10 gold. For i the banks, "lta 9
, reserve of twenty-five PR cent. of ie@sl
tender notes, can keep their notes equal q
: legal tenders surely ne governments with
. reserve of fifty per cent. ID gold can
: laar - notes pCual to cold
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
In the G-cui, Can~; or II wv county

IN the N-cUlt CUUr; 9of = NV county
sl:t.us As : ',lt-t n.E4 ~.
~. see t.
ny virtue II ael;1,.r,., v.,.rl IA M a< Clerk
q OF the C,rcuit Caur, f.r =; Npry'sotg Is.
hy the "Ct}-rt Paohr ir4ort Laws" NJ thi>
State. 1t is. h,rtoy or.jercd, that tho re-
port oi l. Ford aod f { Combs, rras-
tcer. filed IN ths caust be radhrd e,ui c, q
frmcd. ur.lrs> cause t. the roatra,N be 81 va
on o. hciore the third NonAny OF March raNs
provided copy ihi, order Du r-ertt IN
the S, Marys Ii .ettc 'ncea Ncel tar ;n,,c
successive weeks prlor TO tie thnd Mou lay oi
Feb next.
The r,por, states The land sod for $500
JN0 \ CAMALlER, sCi'k.
True p,--Test:
JhO a Ga kALlER, Clk.
Jar. ~, 1857 ov
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
JAMES T. NJ RAi.Er,

Ter st. Mary > csurty
No, - n, 1866 I'd
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
RATlFICATION NOTICE..

IL the matter nf H., Petition "I j. r" y
NorsAn, an il>,tscut retIri '.cr.
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In .hc Ce,,ui: Cont far s.. Nrr} 5 'ou"'N
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr.. COMES APPOINTMENTS.

DIR. CONE has visited Urbana about eight
years, and treats and cures all variety of dis
eases, and may be consulted at his Offices
at the following times and places:
In Urbana, at the Exchange Hotel, on
Wednesdays, Nov. I3; Dec. Is; Jan. p /;
Feb. 26; April l. May G.
In Springfield, at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Oct 10; Nov Il Dec 10; Jan.
%; Feb. d; April 2; May Z
In London. at the Phifer House, on Fri
DAYS, Oct II Nov 10; Dec 20; Jan. a !;
Feb % April 8; May g.
Dr. Cone has now practiced, at the above
Offices, nearly nine years and il he have life
and health, he will Gil the above seven ap-
pOintments; but after that time he will not
practice at any of the above offices for some
months, and he may discontinue his visits en-
tirely.
DR.. CoTE cures all forms Of Chronic Diseas-
es, as Dyspepsia in all its various varieties;
all diseases of the Lungs and Air Passages, as
Caryngifis, and Consumption all diseases Of
the Kidney, Liver, Pancreas, and the Glands
generally; all diseases of the Heart, Blood
and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain
and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or ST. Vitus
Dance Neuralgia, Palsy, and general nervous
innuriiOn; all diseases OF females, enlarged
tonsilS, and all forms of ScrOfula, as also all
diseases of the Eye and Ear; and all other
Chronic Diseases. No charge for consulta-
ton, but cash for medicines. Be sure not to
delay your application too long. n238-tf.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENF-..EO.' -

ALTHOUGH in Columbus, once the
stronghold of bitter hostility to Aboli-
tionism, the Republicans who, during
his life, sWore by Henry Clay, and as
he died, abjured his principles, voted on
yesterday, almost to a man for Negro
Suffrage, yet in all parts of Ohio, 1t is
"dead as a herring that is red"
Losing the Negro, is a disruption of
the Republican party in Ohio. 1t loses
its stock in trade is an acknowledge
ment of future defeat, for negro voting
was pressed as a necessity for the pre-
servatiOn of the party the negro, it was
argued, would hold the balance of pow
er and thus save them from the wrath
to come " Of the Democracy. In future
contests the six to eight thousand ne
gro votes were to act as a reserve to the
Radical phalanx, and thus save them
from being fanked at each election.
The Negro is not a voter in Ohio-he
is scarce an institution. And they who
perilled their political salvation in the
attempt to give him the right to vote
and hold Office, can now thank their stars
that the Democracy have saved them and
the country from their folly. To them
he may still be man and brother,
but he is no relative-not even the
ninety ninth cousin-to the Democracy
and the Conservatives who have pro
nounced against him as voter, aud who
abjure all brotherhood with him.-CO-
luBl5uS Statesman, 9th.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
Legal TFotice,

TO Eunlce Ward, formerly EuniCe Graham and
Austin Ward her husbGnd-WhO resides in the State of
lndiana,-JacOb DObsOn and Susan DobsOn. his wife,
Newton Graham. Jasper Graham, John Graham, and
Jane MOtht, and Amos d. Mofit. her husband, who
reslce IN Champaign County, Ohio:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of Sep
temDer, AD. 1861 the undersigned filed etitiOn in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Champaign County. o.
where the same isnOw pending-dem partition
Of the following premises, situate in Champaign
County, State Of Ohio and in Salem Township and
Delng part OF the N W. quarter of Sec IS. T. D. R. p
MR.S. bounded and described as follows. to-wit:-
Beginning at stone S ". corner of lot upon which
stands the Baptist Meeting House: thence West I36
poles to stone; thence S. pole and p links to
stone ) W Corner of H. Parzers lot; thence E. with
Parker line p poles to stone the East line OF the
Quarter Section; thence 6H poles to a stone cor
ner 70 the Meeting House; thence W with the line Of
the Meeting House lot a poles to stone; thence S
to the place of begnnlng-COntaining three 81 acres
The undersigned demands that Partition be made of
said premises as follows: To the undersigned one
tenth part. To EuniCe Ward. wife Of Austin Ward.
fOurtenths thereof To Susan DObsOn wife of ia OBJ
DObsOn. Newton Graham, Jasper Graham John Gra-
ham and Jane MOfit wife Of Amos D. MOft. each one
tenth part thereof and the said EunCe Ward wife
of said Austin Ward, dover in the whole.
At the next term Of said Court application will
be made by the undersigned for order that patti
tiOn may be made. &C, Of said premises
By YOUEG & CHANCE. HERMAN FISHER.
2Sf6W. his attorneys
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
TERRIBLE MURDER IN CLARKE
COUNTY.
SPRINGFIELD. ONO. Oct. 10

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, Oct. 10.
Daniel Hertzler, Esq, one of the
the wealthiest and moot respected citizens
of Clarke County, was fOully murdered
this (Thursday) morning, by burglars,
who entered his house and shot him
through the heart. He was also shot
in the head and one of his legs, which
was broken. There are evidences of a
terrific struggle between Mr.. Hertzler and
his two assailants, and it is certain that
they we're glad to get away without even
attempting to rob the house.
Mr. Hertzler's horse and buggy were
driven off from his house, where the
murder was committed, toward the city.
There were thirty thousand dollars
worth of bonds in Mr. HertzIer's sleep
ing-rOOm, but the burglars had not time
to take them.
Mr.. Hertzler was President Of the old
Clarke County Bank, and was worth
three hundred thousand dollars. Five
thousand dollars reward will be offered
for the arrest of the murders.
The horse and buggy were found on
the streets in Urbana Thursday morning.
The supposed murderers were arrested
at BellefOntaine yesterday.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
THE ELECTIONS s.
GLoRIUS DEMOCRATIC
VICTORIESI
DID YOU Hear SOMETHING DRAP ?
It Was A, 900 Republican Majority in Ohio.
Highly Unsuccessful Attempt
to make the people of Ohio "gup
down" negro suffrage.
It WAS $4,000 Republican Majority in Ohio.
THEY DIDN'T HULP WORTH A
DG1UGgi11g Results to RGdi-
cGJiSpI!

We have delayed the publication Of
our paper this week in order to give full
and definite election returns, but are
compelled to go to press without them.
In Ohio we have achieved a most glori-
GUS victory. The Constitutional Amend
ment, allowing negro suffrage, has been
defeated perhaps $4,000, and both
branches Ofthe Legislature are Democrat
ic--the Senate by one majority, the
House by three. The election of Gov
ernor is yet in doubt, although the Re-
publican papers claim that Hayes is cleo
ted by from 1000 to 5000. The En-
quirer says that the official vote, only,
will decide who is elected. 1t would
giVe.us great delight to chronicle the
election of Judge Thurman, but aside
of this there is glory enough for one
day. The amendment defeated and the
Legislature carried scouting Demo
cratic U. S. Senator in place Of old Ben
Wade
The Democrats elected 19 Senators tC
the Republicans 18, and "a Representa-.
tives to the Radicals 81.
Not only has there been great victo,
ry achieved in the State election, but al.
so in the I'd Congressional District, which
sends Gen. Cary to Congress by 1000
majority over Richard Smith, Radical
and leading manager of the Cincinnati
Gazette. Cary was supported by the
Democrats and other wOrkingmen anC
his victory is a splendid one.
In Pennsylvania there have been grea
Democratic gains-6OOO in the city o.
Philadelphia, alone-and the election Of
SharswoOd, Democrat, Supreme Judge
is claimed also, one Congressman, tc
fill vacancy. General gains are reported
in Indiana, where the election was fol
county officers only.
Iowa has gone to the devil by abou
two-thirds the usual majority.
All over the land the people are re.
joiciug at the result in Ohio and Penn.
sylvsnia. The year of jubilee is com.
ing its name is '68l Three times three
for the white men of Ohio
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09

The REASON WHY.-The Dumfungles
are in a puzzle to know how they were
beat and why. As they may overlook
the real cause we give it: The Ben Wade
was paraded too widely, and the people
said " no more Of that )" and when they
saw the Schenok behind, they cried all
the more, " no more of that )" and when
they saw the hired Congressman from
the Shuttle States. they cried again, ono
more of that" And so it came to pass,
that they righted themselves.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
DR.. FUCKERS APPOINTMENTS.

HOME AGAN-Dr. Tucker has returned
from his Summer tour East, and will continue
to visit the following places regularly as he
has done for nearly ten years.
DR.. Tucker has had more experience and
better success in curing ALL CHRONIC and
obstinate diseases than any doctor in the
West
Ten years Of successful business on one
circuit is, or ought to be, sufficient to convince
all who need medicine and wish to be cured,
that they had best consult DR.. Tucker at once.
DR.. Tucker may be consulted at
Weaver House, Oct. Sd, and
Nov. l4th
SPRMGTELD-Willis House, Oct 4th, and
Nov. 18th.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09

REORGANIZATION OF THE CABINET
Our special dispatch from Washington
intimates that the results of Tuesday s
elections, have determined the President
to proceed with the long contemplated
work Of recognizing his Cabinet. Rev
erdy johnson, it is said, has once more
been offered the Secretaryship of the
State. Mr. McCulloch is likely to be
succeeded, either by Thomas Ewing OF
Erastus Corning, and another long con.
ference between the President and Gen.
Sherman yesterday, has strengthened
the impression that his visit to Wash,
ington has some connection with q
change in the War Department.-GHcin.
aah Commercial.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
TO Ez. JOHNSON, OF CONCORD.

You must not do so. You must not
worry Laurence. You must not make
him speak four hours on a stretch, by
threatening to reply to him. Don't you
know that when he gave out word in his
speech at the Court House, that he would
speak at eight places in Champaign, and
challenged any Democrat to meet him
and discuss with him, he was not in ear
nest. He was only showing bold before
his people, and did not think that any
one would come to meet him. You must
be careful Ez, and not worry Laurence.
He will write a forty page letter about
you and prove that you are guilty of a
n1isdemeanOrs and have you impeached.
He is in the impeach line now, and par
ticularly against the Johnsons. The war
is not over yet, and particularly the tax
part of it, and if you should kill Lar
renee by making him speak four hours,
you may be tried for treason or anything
else that Congress pleases.
Yours, &c.
Ton KOPPERHFAD.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
Ton KoPPERHEAD

THE Maryland Democratic State Con.
vention met yesterday at Baltimore
Hon. H. G. Kelly was chosen President
Col Odin Bowie was nominated for Gov.
ernOr on the eighth ballot, receiving fif.
ty-six votes against, and ffto five for
Mr. Hamilton,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09

GODDESS OF LIBERTY lis she the
white woman that Henry Ward Beecher
and other abolitionists wanted to use to
"bait the black man" by2 The Demo-
cracy of Ohio say-"No!" in thunder
tones.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09
SPRINGWAGONS-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICEI
To All Whom It May Concern.

This is to notify all who are indebted to me that
wish IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT: n their ac-
counts and notices not settled within 20 days from
this date the same will be len for collection Those
who want To save costs viii call at Joseph Fishers
Store where may be found during the next 80 DAYS
2Sj-tl. HERMAN FISHER
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-09

The working-man on the Constitution
al Amendment.
AND a big old rooster elm a high
fence and warbled "Whoop-e haven't
crOwed mach since go, but I can crow
MUCH now-and the white troops fought
bravelyl
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LEGAL.
Sale Of Real Estate by Order of
Court.
Elisha Dick, Guardian of
Jacyntha L. JUurnel, l
Champaign Probate Court.

Jacyntha L. JourneI, Champaign Probate Court.
His Ward. Petition tn sell 11p5s
On the 18th day Of October. d. 1897 at . o,c1ocl
in the afternoon, the premises win be sold to The
highest bidder, said Jacyutha l. JOurnels interest
(oelng one-third thereof in the following premises
tO-Wit:
p acres Of land in the s. E. Corner of the n. ".
Quarter Of SeCtirn II, Township g. Range u living in
$27O,O0).
Also, 20 acres Ofland lying in the N ". Corner of
the n. &. Or of Section p, Township g. Range 12 in
johnson Township, Champaign County, appraised
at SlS3O0. Said Jacyntha L. JOumelrs interest in
said premises Is appraised and viii be sold subject to
the dover estate therein Of Louisa J. JOurnen.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of purchase money in
hand day Of sale Onethird in one and Onehird in
two years from day of sale deferred payments to bear
interest and be secured by Mortgage the premises
Sept. 18th, 1867. 2S4-5w. ELISHA DICK,
Guardian Of Jacyntha L. JOurnel.
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THE Constitution of the United States
is a written instrument, a recorded fun,
damental law: it is the bond and the on.
ly bond of the Union of these States: il
is all that gives US a National character
DANIEL WEBSTER.
"Tell them to obey the laws and up,
hold the Constitution of the United
States. douglas.
Ohio upholds the Constitution
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was
June 18th 1861 duly appointed and qualified ad-
ministatOr de bonus nOn of the estate Of John Hess
late Of Wayne Township, Champaign County, deceas-
ed. j. c. PHILLIPS.
9oG 9,-
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HOLD that this government was made
on the WHITE BASIS by WHITE
MEN for the benefit of WHITE MEN
aud their pOsterity forever. Further, l
hold that the negro is not capable Of
self-government.-S. 4. Douglas.
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A Word TO Mr. LARRENCE This
district gives 600 Democratic majority.
How about impeachment, now2
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THEUxroHO + fHearts-th eUniOn Of Hands
The Union Of StatesnOue canseVer;
The UnionofLakes-the Union Of Lands
AndgheFLAe or OUR UEIoEFOreVeTl