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THE WAR OF PRUSSIA AND FRANCE.

There is no new feature in this wal, ,ex-
cept that mediation by friendly powers
is talked of. Mediation is out of place;
this war is no accidental collision and it
may as well be fought out now, even if
it should be inconvenient to the EIec-
ton Panders of this country, in their eff
forts to manipulate the Germanic vote.
The Prussian army continues to ad-
vance on Paris, which they will find
carefully fortified and prepared for
siege. The siege viii not be a shortone,
and here begin the troubles of Prussia.
She has advanced far into the enc
my's country, and she has long line to
maintain to get supplies and this line
subject TO attack at such points as best
suits the people Of France. And as time
draws on, the sympathies of the world
are changing. The denial put forth by
King William that he had anything to do
with Hohenzollern isnotnow considered
true. His declaration that his War was
not against the people Of France but
against the Emperor is known not to be
true, for he continues his invasion while
the Emperor is his prisoner. His bonn
bardment of Strasburgh, and projecting
into it most cOmbustible materials,
crowded as it is with fugitives who had
sought refuge there, and adorned as it is
with it's matchless cathedral and its
valuable libraries, has greatly changed
the feeling of the world. Meantime
France has become a Republic, and that
has gained feeling for her with many.
The investment of Paris now so near
at hand has called attention to the fact
that the Prussian Government sent a
Lieut.. Col, more than seven years age
to inspect the Notifications of Paris and
report iii what way it could be best at.
tackled and overcome. This war is not
a chance medley on the part of Prussia
Forty years ago she commenced her ar
bitrary school system of compulsory
training to make the people suit the
King. At the same time she has haC
her military system to make every mar
a soldier and make him suit the King
Possessed Of the power and steadily fol
lowingup the latest purpose, the King hai
suppressed the minor powers around
him, and despoiled other powers of theil
provinces. Her present movement il
not viewed with indifference by othe
powers-mediation is profered-
that be not needed, Intervention ma!
follow; and if the Great Ch&ncery 0
Nations shall use her equitable power
for the preservation of the weak by cur
bing the strong, the conflict may hav
a larger scope than has been dreame
IF
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We have been informed that it is un-
derstOOd by the public that the URBANA
UNION does not admit communications
from correspondents. We therefore say
that the admission of communications
depends upon the nature of them. We
will insert communications useful to the
public, and shall at all times be glad to
receive such. We do not admit articles
of a merely personal nature, and partic-
ularly when they relate to matters which
have not appeared in this paper
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NOTES & QUERIES.

THIS heading was first used as the title Of a journal
for Literary men. And again it has been used as q
Department in a Journal of History, 1t is adopted
here, with like intent for purposes purely local
and personal and may be Used for questions and
answers in regard to all matters pertaining to
Champaign County, and the people of it. But it is
not to be used for Elections purpose nor for Adver
itscments under cover of Notes s. Queries.
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WINE OF LTFE


The great Blood FGrifierand Delicious Drink,
Warmers Ninum Nitte, or Wine Of Life, is free
from any poisonous drugs or impurities, being
prepared for those who require a Stimulant. 1t
is a splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest
thing in the world for purifying the blood. IL
is the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public. far superior to brandy,
whiSlIey, wine, bilterS or any other article. Ii
is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and
female young or Old can take the Wine of Life.
1t is, in fact, Il life preSerVpr. Those who wish
10 enjoy good health and a free flow of lively
spirits, will do well to take the Wine of Life. II
is ditferant from any thing ever before in use.
1t is sold by druggists; also ut all respectable
saloons. Price One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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Urbana University.

This institution will be open for the admission OF
students on Monday next, September 12th. Those
who apply for admission will be examined and their
places will be assigned in the College or the Prepar-
atOry Course. Students must furnish satisfactory
evidence of good moral character.
The prices OfTutiOn will be $780, Sl2 O0aud S15 loo
according to the grade. For the French or German
Languages, Vocal and instrumental Music and Draw
ing, there viii be an extra charge.
Any further information may be had of
RE7. f. SEwAIL, President, or
NJ. G. WILLIAMS, Sec'y., Board Trustees.
Urbana, Sept, Z 1870 49, 3W
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"Accept the Situation"

\ few Democratic papers and speak
ers have urged and are urging acquies-
cence in the acts and measures Of the
Republican party. accept the situa-
tom is their advice. What does this
mean? 1t means nothing more nor
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Proceedings of City Council
COUNCIL CHAMBER. !
SEPT. 12, 1870. I

COUNCIL CHAMBER. l
SEPT. y, 1870. I
COUNCIL MET with Cheetham, Ayers,
Ganson, Thompson and Ross, members
present.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
and special meeting approved.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Special policemen, Sept, Sth,
J. H. Pratt repairing Molunkee
bell, 11,50.
NJ. Mooran day street cleaning with
horse and cart, 1,25.
Peter DOyel,6! days street cleaning
with horse and cart, 2I,25,
Weleh & Downy day street cleaning
with horse and cart, 800.
Jerry Coughlin, day street cleaning
with horse and cart, $50.
Jno. EefrOn, cleaning Court House
Cutters, 900.
On motion the matter ofrenting grav-
ell lot was referred to the president of
council together with the Mayor.
The Street Commissioner was direct
ed to repaired to repair the gas pipes
west of Miami st, Bridge.
! 0n motion Thompson, Ayers and
-->Otnted o committee to
Ganson were APP to OPEN
confer with parties in relation
ing High and Walnut Streets south
from College.
In the matter of fitting up rooms on
the ground floor Of the Market House
for prison purposes, Thompson and
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Ross were appointed to submit plans and

Ross were appointed to submit plans and
estimates for the same.
On motion the grade Of East Church
ST., from Sycamore street to East
Lawn Avenue was adopted, and an Or
dinapee establishing the grade of said
street was read for the first time and on
motion the rule was suspended and the
ordinance passed by the following vote
to wit:
Yeas-Ayers, Cheetham, GansOn,
Thompson and Ross, ..
Nays, none.
Council adjourned.
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TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS

The RULES OF THIS OFFICE ARE:-That no COmmu-
nicatiOn will be inserted, unless the name of a re-
spOnsible person be given to the publisher. Man
uscrpts sent to ths office arc to be considered the
property Of the publisher and not liable to be
turned, except as publishers option.
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WAR n ER' -
PILE REMEDY

Allsasaala-.als
Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot even
in one Case) 10 cure the very worst cases of Blind
Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and get
Warmers Pile Remedy It is expressly for the Piles,
and is not recommended 10 cure any other disease.
L has cured many cases Of over thirty years standing
Price One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
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EMMENAGOGuE


Warmers EmmenagOgUe is the only article
known to cure the Whites, (it Will cure in every
caSe.) Where is the family in which this i'm
pOrtant medicine is not Wantcd2 Mothers, this
is the greatest blessing ever offered yOu, and you
should immediately procure it. 1t is also a sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may be de
pended upon in every case where the monthly
flow has been ObStructed through cold or dis
ease. Sold by druggists. Price One Dollar. Or
sent by mail on reception Of One Dollar and
Quarter. Address 6I0 State ST., ChiCagO.F
423 1-y.
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OUCH NO MORE.


Warmers Cough BIlsam is healing, sOftening and
expeCtOrating. The extraordinary power it posses
rs in Immediately relieving, and eventually curing
the most obstinate cases of COUgs, Colds, Sure Throat
Bronchitis, Influenza. Catarrh, HOarscness Asthma
and Consumption is almost incredible. So prompt Is
the relies and certain its effects in all the above cases
any affection of the throat and lungs thlt thOus-
ands Of physicians are daily prescribing it, and one
and sll say that it the most healing and expCctOr
ating medicine known. One dose always affords re-
lief and in most cases one bottle effects cure. Sold
by druggists, in large bottles. Price one Dollar. Il
is your own fault ifyOu still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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Dissolution,

The partnership heretofore existing between E. $
Eichelbarger s. William Wall, under the firm name
of Eichebargcr & Wall, has this day been dissolved
by Mutual Consent, E. s. EichelbargCr retiring.
The business will hereafter be conducted by Wm.
Wall, who will settle all accounts Of the old firm
E. s. EICUELBARGER,
WILLIAM WALL
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared expressly
for Dyspepsia and those suffering with habitua Cos
tiveness Il is slightly stimulating tonic and %
splendid appetizer; it strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their healthy state
Weak. nervous and dyspepEC persons should use
Warmers Dyspeptic Tonic. For sale by drUggists.-
Price One DOllaI.
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FoUND.-At the dance in Court House
''0rd on evening of the Firemen's tourna-
J..- '-vrA black silk bow
ment, lady's IaIsv
such as they wear on the back Of their
dresses. The owner can get it by send
ing to the UNION Office.
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Because

After eleven years expert
nce and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of let
ters unsolicited Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness,
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
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Council adjourned.

The LADY'S FRIEND.-This charm
ing and elegant Magazine for October
announces that all new subscribers for
1871, who subscribe by the first of No
vembeF, shall receive the November
and December numbers in addition
gratis, making Fourteen Months in all.
Those who subscribe by the first of De
cember, shall receive the December
number free-making Thirteen Months
in all Those derirOus of subscribing
for a lady's magazine for next year,
should take advantage of these liberal
offers. The Lady's friend is an admira-
BILE magazine-it has been called The
Queen of Monthlies' Price 50, so a year
(which also includes a steel engravingl.
Four copies, Sc. Five copies (and one
gratisl, SIS. The Lady's Friend and
THE Saturday Evening Post land one
engraving), 400. Published by Dea-
con & Peterson, Philadelphia. Sample
copies sent gratis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege Notice,

The qualified voters Of the City of Urbana Ohio are
hereby requested to meet at the usual places of hold
ing elections, in the different Wards in said City,
the II day of October A. D. 1870: there and then to
vote on the proposition Of leVying 4 tax Of twenty
five thousand dollars to be donated to the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, provided said College
be lOc ted within the County Of Champaign which
sum shall be levied and collected upon the tax du-
plicate in ten equal annual instalments. Those
voting in the affirmative shall have written print
ed upon their ballots college Tax Yes. and those
voting in the negative shall have written printed
upon their ballots 'COllege Tax No.
Given under my hand and seal this day Of Sep
temberA. D., 1870.
L. H. LONG Mayor.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE
AUCTION!

THE undersigned will offer for sale, at public
i auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, September 20, 1870
at o'clock P. NJ, what is known as the Hamilton
Farm, containing l67 acres, two mi es north Of
Texas, and seven miles from Urbana.
One hundred and five acres, including the improve
ments will be offered separately and the balance g.
acres Of Timber Land will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers,
This sale offers rare inducements TO persons wish
ing to purchase a small farm, or timber land.
Terms easy, which will be made known on day Of
sale. BOBERT GIVEN,
S. L. robson.
T. j. O'ROARK, AuctiOneer.
Sent z 1S7n Is
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real
Estate.
Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court of Cham
pagn County Ohio will sell at Public Auction, on
the premises, on the 1st, day of October next at
O'Clock, P NJ. of that day. the following premises o
which Benjamin Wilson, died, seized, tO-wit: Il
acres of land situated near the town of Carysvlle
Champaign County, Ohio, part of the SOUTHEAST
quarter Of Section %. Township g. Range 19 begin
ing at point 13 6O-100 poles South S8E deg. East
from the Southwest corner of said quarter Section
thence North ~ deg, East l61 T5-lO0 poles to a
stake, thence South SS9 deg East Is S5-OO poles to
a stake, thence South 81 West 16I 75-lOO poles to
stake, thence North SS& West Is $500 poles to the
begining;-Subiect to the dover of the widow OF
Benjamin Wilson, decd.
TERMS OF SALES of the purchase money in hand
one third in one year and balance in two years. the
deferred payments to bear interest and be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
A. +. LICKLIDER,
Admir-. of Benz. Wilson, decd.
Aug 25, 1870 43S-4w
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How the Money Goes.

The late Democratic Convention of
Ohio, in is platform, resolved as follows.
"ResoZUed, That the internal revenue
system of tie United States is unendur-
able in its oppressive eXactiOns; that it
should be Immediately remOdeled; that
its annOyances of stamps and licenses,
and taxes upon sales and incomes should
be abolished; that the tax itself should
be collected by the State and county Of
ficiaIs, and that multiplication of officers
is wholly unnecessary except to eat out
the recOurces of the taxpayers, and
that we pledge ourselves to effect
thorough reform inthis particular"
The Adams County Defender furnishes
an admirable text to show the necessity
of the reform pledged in the above. In
that county the total collections of Inter-
nal Revenue for this year amount to $3,-
800. The costs of the collection in sala-
ries was as follows:
COST COLLECTING REvEN UE.
Coates, District Collector Sl,100
Nigh, District Assessor 1000
ShTiver. Deputy Assessor 800
Coleman, Duputy Collector 400
Making a total of So, 400
This only leaves the Government the
trif1ing sum of four hundred dollars out
of Adams county's revenue after the sal
aries of the Radical officials are paid.
When to this amount is added the rent
of office, blanks stationary, etc. it will,
more than swallow up the balance of
the amount collected. And yet the peO-
pie of Ohio and of the whole country are
subject to an unjust revenue tax in order
That Radical officehOlders may feed and
fatten on the money forced from the peO-
pie by a law enacted mOIe to provide
places for the favored few than to raise
revenue for the support of the Govern
ment honestly administered. How
long, o Radicalism, wilt thou abuse
the peoples patience Statesman.
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TRAINS on c. S. & c. R. R., will leave
Urbana during the continuance of the
State Fair, at the following hours:
GOING SOUTH
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NURSERY &C.
Notice..

All PERSONS Indebted to us, are hereby no
ALL titled to call and settle within the next
80 days and save cost.
Aug. 1, 1870. POWELL, PURCELL, u co.
I3l If
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Because
w by

Are DR.. G. w. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
riier and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known?
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Rx-AGtOFney General Vests Reply to
the County Commissioners, Concern
Ing their Duty as CanVassers Of the
Vote on the Question OF Taxation for
Agricultural College Purposes.
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uHuNIlNnI Iearts--th Union 0 + Hands
rhc Union ot States none cansever;
ae Union ol '.akes-the Union of Lands
Audthe ELAGoF OUR UNION FOreyeTl
T1s States Of the Union with Union o.
the States"
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The Southern States
MOBILE WEEKLY REGISTER.

no YOU WANT A RELIABLE JOURNAL 70 M
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.,or,rnI ronsi lrrnt;ou of al busnlrss
mon. and other, interested in the wei
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~ ha, t.Il Us s. readily the standard
.n( II town ur.city n. the a,pcararcc .!
It's +. pcr?. And us youth or It's n4c
can ms we'll b determined by the o.
sewing q, hy pcrsonal notice, The
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plrGoric purses. and wei! to do AZ.
carancc mrrally ;olApr show slriv
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Perhaps The most reliable iniorma
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sections, will he rpull more fully SCI
forth in u little pamphlet hanrlcd Us
.hy friend. purl .oIting to eaYinatc
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Read Geo. H. Dndd's certificate.

ADVANTAGES OF CRYING "A French
physician is out in II dissertation on
lhe advantages Of grooming and crying
in general. and especially during sur
yicai operations. He contcuSs tha,
groanin, aId CRYING are two grand Oh
cfl,ions by which Nature aIlars anguish
That those patients wllo give way to-
their natu al feelings more speedily ~.
cover from accidents and operations
than those whU suppose it unworthy a
man t. brtray such mptOms Of cow.
nrdice as either to groan or 10 cry.
He tolls OF !! man who reduced his
uulse from even one hundred and
twenty SIX IL sixty, in the course Ut u
few hours, by giving full vent - his
emotions. II people are at all IL,
happy about anytling, let them go in.
u their rooms AMI comfort themselves
with a loud hoo hoo. and they will feel
a hundred per cent better aitrrward
In nccor lance with The above, Tn,
crying OF children should not b. too
greatly Il SC uacI. Ifit svs cnat =
"ail !. repr,ssci, tn. result may be 81.
V.tu,! dance. cpiicitic fits. or some
other disease of the nervous system.
What is natural is nearly always uscinI.
and nothing can he more natural than
the or, iny of children when anythina
occurs to give thclu either physical or
mental nam
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In Chancery at Winchester.

In Chancely at Winchester.
j. J.. b Williams. admir-. etc. vs. Leroy
McCrcary and j. W. Syl"radm'r,
Upon motion, End it appearing to til,
Clrrn ana Master from the bill which j.
sworn to that Leroy NJ, Creary is 4 ron,
resident Of the State OF Tenn ssep. 50 Il
the ordinary process Of law cannot i,
snvr upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication,
hr made for four consecutive weeks in Il,
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendants to appear before the I Ter X an,
Master on or lefHre the fourth Monday il
June Xt. and plead. answer CT dcmu
to complainaDt'S bill. or the me will It,
taken for confessed and set for hcarin. ~
psrte rs to linn. Witness my hand ii
office. April II, 1870. ii. Il. lssILL.
apll tW Clerk and Master
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Try tie Eluin Remedies.


Mr. ). NJ. Mayes. Il prominent citi-
zen o. Cpunhia. drop ,rl deaf IN thar
place last IN ,nllv. But n few weeks
ago, another leading citizen Of Column
lila, Nr. James Akin, died almost as
suddenly from stroke Of paralysis.
The moon. now in the full, on slow
~ waning, is in perigcc, TIL, nearest
Joint of its orbit to the earth, and
much nearer than for twenty years past.
This gives it the appcoraLca Of lie n.
much lar.rr than usual, whil" /, is act
ulIly nearer 10 ~ lhH i! will ta5Iin
for n hundred years
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Insolvency Notice.

Having 81, gc+ted'tlc nS0lv. ncy Nan
cy Sutherland, deed :. all pcrssns having
claims against said estate. must file them
with the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Franklin County. for frO rata distribution
by the first day Of July. 1870. or they will
forever barred. T. Ii. FINCH, Ad'mr.
ulur2 At
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Winchester Market,

Corrected weekly by SYLrR & MANN,
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II" following casa prices Hili be paid
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