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Work for the Legislature.

THE URBANA UNION makes a sugges-
ton to the Legislature, which we ear
nsstly hope will receive attention. It
urges the adoption of law "to protect
the ballot" There ought" says the
UNION, "to be a law requiring all cleo
tion tickets to be printed on white pa
per, and without emblems: and to pre-
vent tricks in other ways, the tickets
should be of uniform width, for if the
slightest chance is given for dodge, the
tricksters will use it. D."
We can not doubt that such law will
be passed for there is no Democrat in
the Assembly. or out Of it, who is not
fully aware of the abuses which bsTe
been practised, and the constrasBt i'm
posed on the wishes of voters BY colored
or otherwise marked tickets. Working
men on railroads, in factories, foundries,
etc, clerks, and other employees of Re
publicans, have been compelled by thOus-
ands. every year to choose between vot-
ing the Republican ticket, aud retaining
a place upon which their livelihood, and
that perhaps of families, too, depended.
Let the Democratic Legislature end this
abuse.-Bucyrus Forum.
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WHOLE NUMBER 80.

The party forget his cares and feel, for tins
at least, "O'er all the Ills Of life victorious"
After such slight renovation and changes
OF their traveled-toiled toilets as circdnstaf ces
permitted, and an hour Of refreshing rest, it
was novel sight to see Mr.. Davis and Mr.
Reagan, with little son of their kind host
as their ally, playing an animated aud we'll
contested game of marbles against his second
son, boy Of some ten years, supported By
General Breckenridge and another Cabinet
officer. The game lasted nearly an hour; and
notwithstanding the skill of his opponents,
Breckenridge, who plays The best game Of
marbles of any leading public man since
Judge Marshall, and who had his usual good
luck, came of victorious
The youngsters, two bright, intelligent
Southern boys, viii never forget that ardent
ly disputed game Of marbles with Mr., Davis,
who, to their infinite delight, seemed as much
at home with all the words Of caution and
command, from "knuckle down at tavP" 10
'roundings, as themselves.
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Dr.. TUEKER's VISITS.

Dr.. Tucker may b. consulted at
URBANA-Weaver House Nov I4th, Jan
4th, Feb. Goth, April 9th, May Dist.
SPRNGFIELD--Willis House. Nov. 18th,
Jan. 9Th, Feb. 2lst, April 10Th, May 2Ist.
He will cure every case he promises to-
Treats Consumption, Bronchitis. loss of voice,
Sore Throat, Dyspepsia Liver Disease, Kid
ney. Bladder, and Erup,iTe Skin Complaints.
Rheumatism, ScrofuIa, Epilepsy Neuralgia,
Sick Headache, and Female Diseases with
wonderful success. Let no one despair of a
cure till they have consulted Dr. Tucker.
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
Circuits, 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.
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

Alexander f. Cory, ,Adm'rof1
Levi Valentine, deceased, { r,..=.=. ,.,-.,,ys
vs.. NI-s-0- ~ 7e4A 4-~A4N.'
Elizabeth Dick and others.
On the 29th day OF February, 1868, between the
hours Of one and three o'clock, P NJ on the prem
ises will be sold to the highest bidder the following
described Real Estate the property Of Levi Eslen-
tine deceased, situated in the county OF Champaign
and State Of Ohio. tO-wit: Part Of the East-haf OF
the South East quarter Of section 2j Town s. Range
IL MRS.
Beginning at the SOUTHEAST corne- Of ]. Kirby's
~ acres in same quarter; thence West to his South
West corner; thence south with the West line of the
halfquarter faS enough that line run East TO the
East line Of the quarter parallel to the South line OF
said 90 acres, thence 20 the beginning will contain
just 20 acres of land.
Also, the following: Part of the West half Of said
quarter sectiOn-Begnning at the NOrh-N est corner
Of j. klrbys 80 acres; thence South with the East
line Of said halfquarteT to the South West corner Of
the above described 20 acres. 120 rods less :
thence West far enough that line run North to
the North line Of the quarter parallel to said East line
OF the half quarter thence to the beginning will
tain just IS acres Of land as shown the Plat OF
said quarter to be at the Oice of the Probate
Judge OF said county. Free and clear of Dover.
TERMs-One third cash in hand. and the balance in
two equal annual payments with interest to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised at s., 900. ALEXANDER Z. CORY.
Executor as aforesaid,
By TAILOR & LEEDON,
Atty's for Executor.
Jan. 18th -SOdavs
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DAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS. The
J Grafton Mineral Bdnt Co., are now maEBfaCtBr-
ing the Best Cheapest and most Durable Paint i'm use
two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil
viii last 10 or 10 years. it is Of light brown beau
tful chocolate color. and can be changed to green
lead, stone, drab, olive cream, to the tste Of
the consumer Ii is valuable for Houses Barns Fen
Ces Carriage and makers. Pals andW WOOden-ware
Agricultural Implements Canal Boats, Vessels and
Ship Bottoms. Canvas Metal and Shingle Roofs Gt
being IRE and Water proof Floor Oil Cloths Zone
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls. the past year
and paint for all purposes Is unsurpassed Tor cody
durability, elasticity and adhesyeuess Price Sc per
Dbl Of 500 bs which will supply farmer for years to
come. Warranted in al cases as above. Send for a
circular which gives full particulars None genuine
unless branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address, DANIEL BIDWELL.
3O2-6m. 254 Pearl Street, New York.
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A Remarkable Game of Marbles.

The writer Of the "Pen and Ink Sketches
in the West Florida COmmertiala amenlons
an Interesting little Incident -c0nuecteL with
the retreat Southward Of Nj. Davis and his
Cabinet alte5 The oapitdlagiob Oi aenefal
Johnstoua-y . ts,Cges E
3 The party bad stopped for rest al the resi-
eehce of q gebtleman near The eatawba rIver
HIS dwelling, Beautifully situated ard sur
founded BY ornate. and cultivated gronpds
was reached about four o'cleek, p. n and the
Charming lady yoi the manslon, yVith than eqra-
eat synpatly apd k;r6peFs waieh n DAVIS,
IN nisioftune, never laled 70 receive IRON
Southern Womcni soo5 made sftlg n..n b
Las .2A ea8
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NOTICE
By TAILOR & LEEDON,
Atty's for Executor.
Lan .22Lh-20lars-

Is hereby given that petition will be presented to
The Commissioners Of Champaign County, Ohio at
their next regular session praying for the opening aud
establishing OF a County Road follows: Beginning
in the Turnpike leading from Urbaua to Piqua IN the
line between Sections II s. @ and running thence
North between the lands Of G. Il. Ward and John Ba-
come, Simeon Taylor and Vim. Idle. TO the county
road between Sections IS & a thence North on the
Section line to county road leading from Concord
Chapel to Nillerstown in said County.
Jan 2llh 1913 SCS-lw
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WE ARE MAKING a COMPLETE
REVOLUTION In TRADEI

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR, Silk. Nerino
and Alpaca Dresses. .Shawls, BalmOrs, Linen Goods
Watches, Jewelry. Silverpated Ware, Sewing Ma
chimes. sc. Send clubs of ten more. with 10 cts
for each descriptive check and the Ceter up Of the
club VIII receive present worth So to $500, accord
ing to number sent. Agents wanted eyerywhere.-
eral St, Boston.
3nt-gn
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IhwnE-rEwanhRERa.

subscribers who do not giveexpress
60 bhe contr1ry, arec onsidcredas Wishingt ocCn-
tinuetheirsu INSCRIPTIONS TO thepapeT
2. IL subscribers order the discOntinuanee OF
theirp sriodicals, the publisher may cOntinueto
send Them until all arrearages are paid.
3. lfsubscribeEs neglect or refuse TO taket their
PsriO ideals from the on cetO whichthey were di-
:scted they areheld responsible Till they have
settled the bill and ordered mdiscoutinued.
4. fsUbscribersremOvet to Othcrplaces with
eu informing the publisher, and the papers are
S pOusible.
5 The Courts have decided that refusingto
zkeperiodicalsfrom the Office ,OrremoTinglnd
saving them uacalled for, is PrtmaJae1 eYi-
ssnce ofiatenJiOnal fraud.
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70 WHOM It nay Concern.

This is to notify all whom it may concern, that my
apprentice, John MCMahan has left my care and con
troll Of his own accord and that will not be respon-
sbe for his acts no= for any debts Of his oontactng
PETER COLBERT.
westviIIe, O., Feb. 3, 1868. 3G4-4w
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VOLUME VI. NO. 52.
URBANA UNION.
NV. 40 OK, PzoF,R.

OFFICEs-C Champaign National Bank Building
second and third doors, Westside y NOrthMain-
8 rect, ,nearthe Square.
rERMs:-S2 90 per annum, invariably il sd-
vance. 81, ,25 rOrSix Months.
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gHEEGn Up!

THE notes and accounts due the undersigned. be
i found at Jacob Aul8bauEh & Co. IS Store. No. Il
Public Square. Payment may be made to N. Gal
ligher or Madison c. Powell
These notes and accounts must now be settled, and
those who neglect to call and make satisfactory
rangements or before the1st ofJuly, wilfud them
in the hands Ofpropcr officers for collection.
27I-tf. j. AULABACGH.
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Assignees Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been constituted and duly qualified Assignee for the
benefit Of creditors Of Horace g. HappeTscJL and D.
W. Happersctt, partners as II. G. D. " Happersett.
All creditors holding claims against said persons or
firm are required TO prove and present sucn claims ar
are required by law.
DAVID Il. HOYEY, Assignee.
Urbaua, Feb. 5, 1853. 30l-3Od
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THERE are thirty-nine Gas Light Companies
in the State Of Ohio. located in cities and
towns as follows Akron, BucyruS. Canton,
ChHlicothe. Circleville. Ciuciuuaii, Cleveland,
Columbus, Dayton, Delaware, Fremonts Gar
ion, Hamilton, IContou. Lancaster Mans6eld,
Marietta, Marion, MaSsilon Modnt Vefnnn,
Newark NUrEaik, Painiyae. Piqha, F5rissa
.muuth. .Hpley, Spriugfsld, Salem sandu1ky,
Steubcnvile, Tim. Troy, Toledo, Urbana,
Warrsu, Wosler, &enla, EouagsloWa ana
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Police Gazette, LAST Sensation, and io1teE
pictorial nsvsPsPezsr BsiteF iHeiads z,
VIZ lsar5 6sa q
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PAY UP

All persons knowing themselves TO be indebted to
A. G j. NJ. MosgrOve. are respectfully requested 10
call aud settle Immediately, by cash or due bill.
Jau1, 1858. A & J. N. MOSGROVE.
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Onrccsipt Of 80 we viii mail TO any address, as
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SHEkIFf'S SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Nv virtue
~ Of . copy Of . decree. issued from The
office Of the clerk Of the Dubois Common
Pleas Court. and 10 me directed, directing
me 10 make the sum OF $3.50 10. With in.
ser~st aud costs. ! will proceed 10 ofie,
for ssle at Pubic auction, 10 the highes,
bidder. for cssn IN hand. ~ the door Of the
court house Of Dubois county. in the town
Of Jssper. on
SATURDAY. NJ, rch z. 1868,
Between the hnuss ot 10 o'clock. A. NJ and
4 O'Clock. p. NJ Of said dsy. The rents md
prcfi,s for term no, exceeding seven yesr-
Of the following described real estate, riiu-
sted in Dubois county aud State OF Indian ma
lo.Eh:
The south east quarter Of the north p.s'
quarter and the . u,h west quarter OF m.
north esss quarter OF section number iva,
tb~n three, south range tour west CONTAIN.
ing eighty acres. more ~ less.
Aud ON failure 10 .eaiixs the 'nli amount
Of prlnripsl, interest and costs called Tor l.,
ssid decree, will 81 IN. same iiar and
place. aud in like manner, sell IN, tie Elm
pic ~ said rial estate.
Taken in execution ~ the property 81
Peter BONN aud Ger'rud" Br"nm ., The
ssi, Of William Sschants,msm, ex-rm'vr -.
tn. l,H will OF William Po-hon. deed.
Said ssle will be made wi,hoa' sav relief
wins tsver IRON The yslu,tion or nyprai-,ur a.
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEI.. Sh-r # DC.
FEB. Z, 1s6s-3w
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NDispatcbes from all parts Of
the West indicate that Sunday nigh,
was the coldest<of the season. Al
Sparta, Wis, the mercury fell to fif.
ty.one degrees below zero.
~Tbe attention Of those interest.
ed is directed to the ad vertisement Of
MI. Jos. Egg, in this paper. He il
selling out, and ex poets those indebted
to him to walk up to the Captain
Office and settle.s
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Assig mnment Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN sigsed have been appointed TO settle
up the business Of the late firm Of Kodsili
T. Msisenhsl,es end Of a lois Kodslli. which
Rod accrued previous To the 9Th day Of jan.
1865. All creditors are therefore notified
TO present shsir clsims to G.J. Jou for ad
jus,mens: and the debtors are reqo,red tc
GENE forwssd promptly and settle their in.
debtsdpess, and ssvs costs.
GEO J.JUTT.
Jan. l7-3I H. A. HOLTHAUS.
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sDEMoREsr's You've AMERICA FOR
FEBRUARY.-Wc are glad to see this
beautiful Monthly. The children are
jubilant over its arrival, and antici.
pate its coming with persistent ques.
tioning, making its advent relief
and pleasure. 1t is quite unique in
its way-fresh and spirited in tone,
full OF illustrations, and not ct oil
.'goody" and mawkish. Long life ia
it, and many subscribers, who, BY the
way, get a handsome premium, in ad'
diton, for the subscription price, o.
$3.50. Published BY W. Jenningi
Demorest. 473 Broadway, N. Y.
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SrECitl. NoiI' r TO TAX pAYERS
u DICE - h-r~h' gwen thn, ,he amount
~ al trsr- i"r SCI On e'ch :; 100 valas
ion IL DUBIOUS G un's. i ~ Io'h.v-. ir.wi,:
u Columbia Up 81 - aud 50 81 poll;
L. Hs't'~on ~ & - -rn :: lnpnii;
!" r''""''"co II & ~ -" ~ IS soil;
u i'sH IN - rs ".us2 - .rn.
!" Pa'nsa ~ ; :. - sue &. 81 rni;
ln Ferdinand - - auG s. 10 l.li:
T'~n :" J--rer - 20 aud =. IS pcl.
Town of hontneau.g 81 ~ s.d s. 35
poi,
The 'sy On ID g. j. rs f"l."e.: On" Drr
81 on: 49, ~. "ne 81 20 emcn. S.u,
Or B'ich-- $. . ,.aeh
Tux phv,,s wtI pleas, come in a, requcs.
ted. ,uetf
Fun c''umha on Nnnisvs.
F"m Harrison 80 'I.:e-as,..
from Il,il.n W. dnr.days.
'r"m EsInb 'tg. on Jhur-aays.
I''"m F-'dusrJ on Y ilsy,.
From Pa'ok. un Srurdsv-.
Al prirons Tho sir, Xeu3' from Military
b, reason 81 ssrvirr IN Vi. Arm, vii
pleas" cal unrn tho C,.uuiy Aad,i.r md
procure c@rftr-i- .. * meiiur. aud rre-
cent y a. I!,'s Office ~ 10. time they make
pr's'''nn 'opsy iheIr lsxss, 80 tia, "a muy
1e De loci.d
Ant nn'ira ia fn-'ber piven.,h will NJ.
i"nd d'uv ~ nv flee, durirg flee hnur-,
ANIL it- fhtd MnnOav Of Arriin.xt. ar he
purpose OF cnl'ec,ing said Tax~t, mn trans.
'c'iny other business c"Lnecteu viii tho
'ame.
WIN. BRETT s.. r. d. C..
Jan. 'Gs-Iv
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la the Supreme Court, Moad ~, A ssoci.
ate Justice Nslsoa pnsouseed an slsborste
opinion In The csss Of che State Of 0eosgis
seainst Secretary Stanton, Gsn.srsls Grant
and Pope. prsyiog ibst they msy be Re.
strained teom dsing certain scss contsmpIs
ted By recoastsuclionisws The Cous: die
misses the Nv n ths ground that Is pre-
scents political questios.
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JAM L VIC,
IMPORTER AND GROWER Of
FLOWER & VEGETABLE SIZES,
ROCHESTER, N. y.
vICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE Fox 1868,
10 now published and ready TO sepd out. u
makes work Of about one hundred large
cages, containing full escripiians o. the
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables Grown.
with plain directions for Sowing Seed. Cu,-
lure, &c. " is BssTi'ply Illustrated. with
raore than ONE HUNDRED FINE WOOD
ENGEAVlNGS oil Flowers uud Vrgets les.
and a
Wall printed. on the finest paper, and one
Of tbs most beautiful os we'll ms the most in =
siruc'iv' works OF the kind published.
~ Sent 10 al WHO apply. hv mail, post
paid, Tor Ten CenIs, winch Is not halt the
cost.
Address JAMES WICK. Rochea'er NY
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Peter Cooper, Charles "A. Macy,
Daniel Drew, Charles Z. Deems, ID
D., Earl Dearly and Lord Stanley, o.
the British Parliament, Baron Woode.
house, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
with Portraits. Biographies, and
Characters, given in the February
number Of the PHYSIOLOGICAL jour.
NAL: also, Poor Whites OF the South
Consciousness and Mental Action
Abuses of Culture in the Ministry
How to Choose a Wife, What is the
Use Phrenologys Maple Sugar, ORR
gin of the Races, etc. Only 30 cents
or So a year. S. Il. Wells, Publish
e., $50 Broadway, New York.
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VVOlcOtt's 1n.tasai
PAIN ANNlKsRLNTOgS

Will cure headac..e in three minutes
Toothsche in . shor, time. N.ursisin nus
Esr~che in Eve m,naies, C,'tsrh. ana iis IN
cidsnts in a short time. No care no pay Il
sre followed. begin in time j
you would avoid Consumption.
j. A McMAHAT.
J.ocgoo,ee. Gen'l Agent tor Indiana.
For sole 10 ssper by N T.. Boring an
Marin Eried,nsn~, who hsve also Tor sale
WoIcott's Beautifer for the Hair and Skin
and Smith, Salvation SiIve. Warranted I,
give Satisfaction.
July II, 1867.
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The Committee on Recons,ructien hsd
. very stor my session Saturday. on the SUB.
ject Of impeachment and removal OF The
President. bat the committee 6oslIy referred
The letters Of the Pssaitent srd Gen. Gran,
10 . subcommittee, With the authority Il
Investigate and report OF he in,pssehmsn
question,
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For Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ALFRED p. EDGERTON. Of Allen.
For Secretary OF Stsfe,
REUBEN C. KlSE, Of Boone.
FIR Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDAFFER, Of franklin
For Treasurer Of S's'e.
JAMES d RYMAN. Of Marion.
frCerk OF Supreme Court,
NL,., 5. LAROSE. Of Case.
For Raror'r Of Supreme Court
III A @. FAC YARD. II Marshall.
F~ suusnu,ende.cs Of Public Instruction
JOHN r. PHIi.LiPS. Of Davies.
For Attorne,' General,
SOLOMON CLAYPGOL Of Putnam.
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Saddlery and Harness:
WIN. H. PREFER
No,1H MAIs STREET,

09S. DDrs Snls
MOULD respectfully insue MI person.
w in nerd ~ anything in hi- iir~ ~ri
end ex#mine his stock he'crr rnrhs-I, {
He keeps constantly on hard
and will make 10 crds,. in he be-. -'ylr
all kinds IT Saddles. Buccv rid Wsg"t
Hsrnees. Coi,nrs. Bridlss. DC. Thrn.'n
ios past iavors. he solic.'ss Cunt inrsrec VI
and will endssvor TO meriii
dee. 18Th. 1867
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-14

THE LITTLE CORPORAL, for Feb
ruary, is q very fine number. The
publisher offers most beautiful prcmi.
ums, and unusual inducements tG
raise Clubs. Terms, One Dollar q
year. A sample copy will be cen,
free to any one who applies for it dn.
ring February. Address Alfred l..
Sewell, publisher, Chicago, III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-14

"We are informed that an inter.
esting fight occurred 10 town on las,
Saturday night, which came near re-
sultlng in . big fire, but we could mol
learn the Particulars.