Urbana Union from Urbana, Ohio • Page 3

CrUCLLT VEl.Y f.K s. l. p. sioxr, AND PROVISION' DEALER VSEASA EZTAIL ZA2XLTS. Oats t'oril stl.

ear tivc Mnm'd-r- j' Lard 10 H15 ww 1 40 lied ft 1.10 liov heal. 'jar fin-i (reu. .1.11 M.r Wool Peaches cirlcu i 11? Jtcaus Onions HulUT Krooir.s Beeswax Cheese. Flour (extra Fish (mackerel Iried bcf Fiax Seed per Timothy 1 .1 Java i Tea 11. Tc t- Salt i liran tU- ifidiiu' NO" B'Vf ISfr-Ji bSrli I'outoct.

-1Z Kioe w.nr Ci.ai 5) 4.1 s. IlKT'W I 15 Arc.J f-t Wood ptt Cure. .4. miuri on i.w:.-a Co bu -'j iiourbon 4.0uj" 1-2. 10 rjheep pel IB Cotoll Feathers per ll tjsO 1 ineluDHtl Market.

SUOAR A fair demand' dmariet flnner; ew Orleans 14 Demar-ara 16 a 17c. MOLASSES Xew Orleans Hw. COFFEE Dull; fnirtoehoicc (a-2ic. OILS Linseed dull SI 001 03: petro-lium dull at S3(i35c for refined lard oil steady 51 bY 1 0. itt en T.crr, Vi'HEAT Dull No.

2, SI 3C, No. 1 held at SI 50, owinq to a light supply. CORN Declined to 'jV; demand light. OATS Firm No. 1 0.

"WHISKY Steady st i'lc; demand llULK MEATS At 12c and Ulc for Shoulders and Sides lb for Hams. LARD Dull held at IftjC. BUTTER Firm and scarce at loe. EGOS Dull at -Jc BEEF CATTLE Unchanged and quiet at 5 per cental gross. HOGS Dull at 59 Per cental gross.

I DiitscToirr. C. EOOF, lid I tiiic IS WALL AND 7IND9k7 PAPERS, Square and Oval Frames, Engravirgs, 4 i no. public e5XJA.jB VRBAXA, OUt l. SSS-ly rort AND TST 'TEC CALL OX CI IkAR A Sundcrf d- Duu son Shop WEST lv CIIUUCII fSXIiKKT.

WILL. W. 11UI1HE-. WILL. S.

IRTON. DRBANA XIUSIC STORE. HUGHES DKALKlii IS HiUuJ. UaJa.tu Uiii) iuun. Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical Merchandise of all Descriptions.

f5All orders promptly Pianos sold, kept in tune for one 6fchrj. Ko. 35 Bi. W. or.

Pub. "rliia. 855-1 OLD RELIABLE HAT Af.D CAP STORE, South West Corner Public Square under I the Weaver House. from the munur.icim-ev". conuiiuly bving received and euid Mltall prt'lll.

85S-1V THOS. C'ONNERTOX, 1,1 IJeadj aue ClOtlllUg, Opposite 1st M. E. Church, Korth Kain-St. Kospson hand curniikte of Eouly Made Clotbliig.

BOYS CLOTHING' A SPECIALITY. Gfnff Cloililre ff evrry made to order in a workmsrlike nianncr mid lowkb than at anv other eetmblii-bmtut In the city. O. H- BARBER, NO. 10 SOUTH Kecpt conftautly en lind.

a lar-e ef staple io mi mm, Flotu Fecl, jyGootlf prumpilj- delivered to uny purt of the Citv. frte of charge. 85My GEO. SOLLER, nniirrpTinMFD BAKER CUnrfc.li I lUlltnJ North-east Corner Main and Market St' trHUAMA, o. 'j Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pie6 4c, always on hand.

All orders for 1'aniM. suppcrt, 4c. receive: prompt atteutioii. i iTT-rriT imiru fiAjAui.i Yannfacttircr or prina, Hair-Top and Excelsior IIATTISESfiES. Ill DIES EF IfiffiST MI Don to Order.

FURNITURE REPAIRED, NO. 14 SCIOTO STREET, VKIUNU, O. niotr DU. I. F1SLEK WK.

S. CHAXCE. nsiiia. chaiice, DRUGS, Paints, Uiis, JUifc-niujis, nils, iHsnu ic, Lc. for iScdicnl Jm.

Ki-ler ACliiince are both It -iiUrl'lo-iuans rod qivt iutr iolutUiitumtoti PptfuiKpol Jiydicint-. I'rescnpLluubeareiui n2o4-vf. ZD. AGEXT FOR 7 HEELER VJILSOii'S. ROTARY HOOK Hewing 3Xnoliinos.

No. 30 Public Square, Urbana, O. V-lv i a his paper and its accompanying real estate. The State of Iowa may be regarded a in an excellent financial condition. It does not owe a cent, and has a surplus of on hand.

0. IJIICTrtf Cw llUOtUli; I I I i 1 A CXTY AND COOWTY. WEDNESDAY MARCH 51, l. I The prupect of fine i-- srj 1 in tlii section. Hihglajis haveagainoonmitnetJ op-'wTiiw in Snrinpfield.

1 Movixii. Every Ixwly, with their Mothers, Aunt and (irandeliiiiln-n seem io 1k movinjr tlii- week. Woi'LD it not be will to cut tit a the 'le in the Square, and rivc the wooI1n some soldier's widow? Foh tin l.et Corn meal ever cld in Urbaua, leave vour orders lnptly fill them Ax iinti tobacco society has formed cmong the younjrsters in Liberty. Uell V.rest ''Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, lias been copied by many of our exchanges as "select are you select poetry. Jos.

C. Bhaxd lia (lispoed of hi-i groctiy to Mfs-rs, Weaver Benjamin. Mr. Brinl infenrl to remove to Topcka, Kansas. Mi59.

Morris has purchased tlie i i ii' luge resilience oi jeuiuei ncait'i, (latelv occupied hy biV on East Court o.euiiLu nun, ju.c oun i The ion laver of dirt ou our streets is being scraped up iu piles, and hauled away, hole. revealing innumerable ehitek- m.mollnna Tt-ill vo. I ceive our early attention. We wish we could get some such person in his neigh- Iborhood to write us the local news of that vie ill ltv everv week. Tht oite People? The Republican candidate for councilman in the 2nd ward was nominated by thiriy-flvc'' There are 00 Republican votes in the ward: -MK.

joggles says ne uoesn 1 at people cussing the Branch. 1 when the Branch floods his his property, it would pay to flOiU it. tIirbLs. James F. Hhimiate, late of now iocated in Louisville as agent of the Standard Life Insurance Company of New York, has our thanks for late Southern papers.

8kb advertisement of House and ior saie in auoinei coiuiuii. -v rare inducement is offered to parties wishing to secure a comfortable home in one of the best neighborhoods in the citv. Muudfifiil (a of Insanity. At No. 13 West Miami T.

J. O'Roark has Queens Ware and Glass Ware on the brain, which he will sell at j0 per cent lxdow cost, for the next twentv davs. RHmtind. The man that sells r.l, Flour has. again lowered his prices.

The cry at first wasthat he would sell info- rior flour, but everylwdy that Imys of says that he continues tomakc 1 the best article. See advertisement. und Children will be held in the First Methodist Church on Friday of this weeiv su t. -Vii niieresieu in me cause of Temperance tend. are invited toat- SBiMH-r The ladies of the Banlist church in Ivingston, aremakinggrc.it preparation for au Oybtcr supper next Friday evening, April 2nd.

A grand time expected all arc invited. Sup- per Villi. Any of our new city subseri-bcrswhofail to get theirpaperwill please leave word at this office. Our subscription list, we are pratifled to sav has grown materially of late, and the Car- rier may overlook some of the new sub- i i Received this day, at Rock, Colwcll Ellis', Dry Goods Store; new styles Merrimack Prints, new styles Cocheco Prints, bought before the late advance in Cotton Goods, which will enable us to give our customers Also, a full line of those West of England Alpaccas, very cheap. Tnn a nr.

uuuuo ui ivu mimi-miu uuililis sun- scribed by the citizens of West Liberty i aud vicinity for the erection of large Woolen mills at that place has been ac- cepted by Cummins Co, of Dayton. xhe necessary buildings will be erected during the coming season. in tlie Ticld. J. G.

Talbot bavc again gone into the Clothing btisi- ness on their "own hook." Everjlxxly wan Talbott, and tiat nU g()0(ls )c oftl.w f()r win be- what he represents them to lie. aiivcrtisemeni. corner oi Street and Public Square. Mtrl Slini). The undersigned have op ened a meet shop iu the South East cor-i uer of the Public Square where they will keep on hands a good supply of all kind of meats at all times, at less than can be bought at any oilier shop in the city.

Give theiu a cull and bee for vourelf. Corcirux Co. i Br np and doing. As Spring advances let every person take un interest in having their property overhauled and evcry-' thing of an unsightly character removed ,1.. II.

.....1 ..1 levs be cleaned, and let evervthiinr be done to crivc the cilv a bealthfnl and vigorous appearance. The C. S. C. Ry bridge of Tiffin i was washed away Sunday by the heavy rains.

The night Express which iwas due at five 'clock Monday eveuing, did not reach hero until two o'clock In the afternoon the bridge has been temporarily put up, and trains are running on time. Talk is talk, but the place to seethe r. greatest display of Spring Goods, is at Galligher Powell McComb's. MrJ Powell has returned and says that he hit the market just at the right time, to secure low prices. See Advertisement in another column, and give them a call.

KemotUI. wunacc ana imie iu- i moved their Boot and Shoo establish ment to Henry Weaver's old stand, next door to Or. fc R. Ellis and O'o's Clothing Store. Their former rooms afforded this firm Insufficient space for their large Stock which they always keep on hand; hence the change.

i I i i I Common Pleas Court. tiie petition. David Loudenl.ack vs. Jos. Pence pe-votes.

tition Cognovit. On confession of a 'judgement by the defendant it was ad- judged by the Court that said plaintiff Adjudged by theCourt thatsaid plaiu-him, titr recover of said Albert G. Harner and other named the sumof t0 l'a-v wt-; Heury Weaver vs. Jos. Pence and ers petition.

The Court finds tnat there is due the plaintiff from the de- fendunts on the note in petition, the sum of SI 47,575. John Enoch vs. David S. Yoder petition. Adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff do recover of defendant, the sum of $270,39.

Noble Osbone vs Harrison Loudenback i Can dispoied of iu of CVniltion Pleas durinar last week: David. E. Maley vs. JaeobO'iienbuigcr Appeal, by agreement defendant to l'ia hi tiff five dollars and his eots. Mirliael O'liidiliu itnd Wife The City of Urbaua Petition.

at the request of Mrs. Coughlin the surviving Plaintiff. (iuinp Downing Petition. Considered and adjudged by the Court that said Jno. (Jump reeover of said X.

Downing I lie sum of three hundred and i sixty seven dollars and seventy seven cents. Defendant demanded a second trial which was allowed by the Court and bond fixed at 775,01 Ann. E. next friend Isae Stote-myer, vs. C.

C. and I. C. Rv Co. A.

G. Davis Tiie following verdict. "We the Jurors in the said ease, do find for the in sj.l Oil witli in- forest fr.mi Aoril at ihiidute The Defendant- moved the Court to set aside the afore-' sai verdict for reasons of file. John Ander-nn vs. Jiis.

Pence Peti-, tioti. The Court find, there is due, and to the p'aiijiiii" from the defendant, on the note in the petiiion set up, hUU1 0f s.s4.i. Jos. A. John-ton Vs.

Jno. L. Johnston aud Ciilyii'la Bdllhart In pnrtition. On motion of the Court by C. Fill-j ton.

Counsel for plaintiff, it is ordered tliatby the oaths disinterested free-! hokiers of ih-- full and equal third part of the land in said petition descriljeil, be assigned and set off to the! sni.l Cillvn.la Erillhart. for her dower es- and that nMon be of tQ dowcr in the following proportion to wit; to feaitl J'P'i A. Johnston, one half there- to said Jno. L. Johnston, one half thereot.

Jas. Tavlor vs. Silas Iuou petition. The Court finds that there is due from enA AafonAant tl.n nlaintifTnn ttlO note set up in the petition, the sum of Elizabeth Kenton va.W. W.Bates and Geo.

Ooslee Petition. Ihe Court nuds that there is due from the said plaintiff tile sum 0f 5:329.50, on the note setup in the sum os David' Loudenbaek vs. Kiehard Ken- i (. Jventon netition Coc- On Confession of judgement defeiulant, it was adjudged by tlie Court that said plaintive recover of defendants the sum of Sam'l T. McMorran and oUkmn vs.

siam'l Baldorf atld others-petition on! note and mortgage. The Court finds that there is due and owing to the plain- 'tur. tn.w..i.i f.r;ti tim sums ofSl.nTOO.andthat the plaintiffs are entitled to a a situi 111 1 premises. Henrv Weaver vs Isaiah Metts aud others-petiton-Cognovit. Judgement .,..1 i.

ii, V. I 1 It- ISC' I 'I''''. v. Henry Savior vs. Win.

Johnson confirmation of sale said sale and proceedings be and the same is hereby confirmed. The 2nd National Hank of Dayton vs. Albert. O. Harner ami others petition.

Jame-iS. Koca vs jno. i.o, mruiore, peuuoil, amuuueu by the Court that said plaintins recover of said defendants the sum of Geo. Cooper and Co. vs.

Hiserman Aughiiibaugh petition. Adjudged by the Court that said plaintiffs reeover of defendants the sum of $362,50. V. O. Downs vs.

B. C. Sullivan pe-! tition. Adjudged by the Court that said jilaintiff recover of defendant the sum of SI 20,60. Brnbaker and McMorran vs.

D. Scott and others. Court finds that there ia owing by the defendants to the'plain-, tills the' sum of $203,88. Wni. igiman vs.

Amanda Sigiman divorce. Divorce granted by the Court, Afllndrrpd liv the Court said plaintiff recover of said i. r.n UCieilUtlUL 111K sum ui James Taylor vs. Wm.Stover petition, cognovit. Adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff tlo reeover of said de- fendaut the sum of S400, with interest from March 3rd, 1869.

Thos. J. O'Roark vs. The City of Ur- baim petition. Verdict found by the jul.y ve the Jury find for the plaiu- tit an)l awss his damage at S4.000." vui thereupon the defendant moved the Court to set aside said verdict and grant a new trial for reasons of file.

W. A Colwcll, Executors Milton Fithiau. Adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff recover of said defendant the sum of thereupon defendant demanded a second trial which was allowed by the Court. Lemuel Weaver v. Win.

Stover petition, cognovit. Adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff recover of said defendant the sum of confessed to be due. M. Mason vs. Sani'l Douglas and others.

Fore-closure. Adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of S025, found still due. Indictments for selling liquor to numerous to mention were disposed of. tunccrui.ig Dry Cimds Stores. It is a matter of no small moment to all towns and young cities like ours, to have good stores where full assortments of goods are kept constantly replinished with new arrivals and latest styles where every article is sold at a moderate prices, and the business conducted on fair and honorable principles.

Just such a store is tli.it of S. W. HITT in this place, and our citizens show their appreciation of this house by the liberal patronage fc bestowed on i(. Ihey have been busy A. for time opening and mark.ng new G0 fndlth('lr elen are much ado, atout special bargains in various kinds of goods, a new word not to be found in the "Unabridged," but used by a one-horse- editor, north of "Spurtown," in critieis- tvno.n-.mt,.

icsil wbipti vena frnn. ast jui CRITICISON. I Tin: only qualification some people have fur the office of Marshal A No. 1 Domino player. See proceeding ofn bite Radical Convention.

Proceedings of City Council. COUNCIL CHAMBER, URBANA. MARCH 29th, 1869. Council met periuant toailjoiininienl President O'Roark in the chair and all the members present. Minutes, of the ni'-eTinyr read and ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

I i i I E. C. Smith for City Hall, S. NI. Perry, Casting-" and repairs for stove at Market House, T.

S. Stone: fo, 00. W. H. Col well, services a- financial The Clerk of the Market i- reipiesied to make a report of his linirs up to th lirst Monday in April.

Tiie Trustees of Oak Dale Cenieteiy are rcouested to make a report asriMjnir- -d by ordinance, up to Hie of April. The Mavor is reouesied to make re 1 lort ofall money received fry the u-e of the City from other -ourcc- than from fines and licecie tip io the first Monday of April. The Board of City Improvement- is requested to notify Wm. Fox it Co. to repair street injured by their wash-way, forthwith.

A Committee coiisisliiif: of Cheetham and O'Roark, was iippoiiitol to examine Coughliii's house, to see if it can he raised and supporteil so a to prevent it from obstructing the water, Adjourned until Tuesday evening April, 6. TewpfMnce Tifkrt. A call has i. sued for a Convention toorgani.e a State i Part tof '10 lJo btate Temperance Ticket, nest The Convention is to be held ill Crestline on the 14th and 15ih day of April. Wc will make no comments until learn from the proceedings of the Convention, how many "teetotallers" can be found billing to sacrifice every personal consid- OratiOH, for the Welfare (if tlie COnilllllUi- 'arSe We sav saerince.

fur "tee- totallers (so-called) of the Gaddis stripe, could scarcely be persuaded iu the past to take over three glasses per diem. To 'strain at a gnat, and swallow a seems to be the rule of this style of teni peraucu leauers. 11 is 1101, it-a thing, Intemperance that causes crime, bllt Oftener, far oft tier, IS It, that crime leads to intemperance. The more the evils of Intemperance is set before the people, especialy while many of our lead- iiiK, pretending temperance lights, are klm to indulge in the social -lass, wacu wnyaval are at hand, the less will the people heed the warn- InS- If "'h a ('vil ,0 fproad, try to put it down by external means, and by tying it on to something imioik. i restors, we say their ancestors for nearly every fanatic of the present day, in our land, descended from the rilgrim Fath- who, bigotted in religon ami eecen-, trie in Habits came to America, not as i historians have been so anxious make us lielieve our Histories have till bt'en landed down by these Yankees, colored, so as to make it that the puritans, were the the mo-t persecuted sect on account of religion, and lied to the New World, where they coul 1 wor- n.l onnowiims fn ,1 i nF their conscience viz- buniintr innocent people at the stake, because Tlu-v could not believe in the same do-mas and creeds that they believed in.

Eveiy one has surelv heard of their code of laws' ,4, which at the time of their fra mine were i "L' f.i., inns uniL- radical change; and the temperance par 1.1.. 4 ty, so-called, is but an outcropping of the old fanatical spirit. The devils, that is, the puritan faction of the country would revive the old temperance excitements for the purpose of diverting the minds of the people from other import ant issues now pending. Remember, that we are for Temperance in all things. Improvements.

Improvements for IS'39 have begun in various portions of our city. Among them we notice a fine residence erectecyby Strayor and Saylor, on East Scioto street, which when completed will add greatly to the appearance of that portion of the city. This flrm has purchased the property, formerly owned by Robert AVoods on which this new building is erected, and intend in a few days to commence another building on the same property. The old residence of Mr. Woods also situated on the same tract of land is to be remodeled and an avenue made between the two new houses, leading to it.

The dwelling which they have already almost completed, reflects great credit upon the builders. It is being finished in a very handsome manner. As soon as completed, these buildings, as we understand, will be offered for sale- The old Peter Bird property adjoining is also being remodeled, and now presents a much better appea ra nee th an formerly. Squire Pierce's house on East Church Street is rapidly approaching completion and will be a very comfortable residence. On West O'ourt Street the former residence of Robt.

Colwcll is being raised so as to place the floor above high watermark; and other improvements are also to be made on the same property in the way of additions. South Main Street, and there's the sticking point, lias been (going to be) paved for a year or two, but the Council now say that it will be done this Spring as soon as the weather will permit, which if for our benefit only, we hope, will beat no distant day. The Storerooms, nearly opposite the Weaver House on Miami, Street, which were recently purchased by Frank Houston are being greatly improved iu appearance, by the neat show windows, which are being put in. The lower rooms hove already been rented by the of the "Home Washing Machine O'oni puny," who will act as general ag't, for the Home Washing Machines and Wring ers, in Champaign, and probably, Logan and O'lark Counties. The Llrt and Best.

The indications now are that the Winter is spent aud that Spiring is at hand. The proprietor (Decatur Talbott,) of the old reliable Hat and Cap Store, under the Weaver House," has taken this view of the matter, and accordingly made provision for the early Spring trade. Everything iu the line mentioned, that the most fastidious or economical could desire or expect, is to be found in the establishment. The selection of men and boys lints and caps, to be found there, is just the thing for this market. Let everybody go and sec.

Tun citizens: of Urliuna "ill meet at tliel ourt ilotle, on (SnttinlllV evening fit 7 ci'eloek to delilientte lll.dll Ihe prop- OHition of tt. for tlie OHltlOll Ol tlU' t-ellOOl l.OlUll IOI erection of a HIkIi eliool lUiiKliiikC. I I 1 1 i BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. For the Urbana Union. "LITTLE BLOSSOM.

"LITTLE BLOSSOM. BY FAUSTINE. Wats my auni left Doot vitbthe priing cry of (iood m'sht. Little Bloieom," I sat on it my desk alone, aud cried to tbink. what a fatal name it wad, and how the blossom withered iu its bloom tipor.

the tre lParitl Chap. 4S. Withtltf raia tempttt sbriekidf like a demon at: the a-sue. Sit 1 in my lonely chamber, listening to the falling Mlii Tv inir.j; round my fiuarj oue soft curl of yel low hair. While the aujd or the Past brin-s mem'ries that I ctirce cau bear.

And 1 seem to feel tiie prcsnie of solt arms aiound niv neck. Itn my rhonlder rests the head this goldeu curl was wout to deck Omt again her baimy kisses fall upon my lip? and 1 clo.e ray eyes, and fancy her bi jght form b- fore me now. iu hear her merry laughter ringing through the -ileut r.ioin. with its siller eade'ice. the over-shadow- L'WH'in em to near her lliltin IViotfall dancing ur the tuited floor.

hor ling- r- r'a-pii. ol vore; miue as ill the days See her azure es nplilied. breast. Ne-lliiig clo-ely myarms. as she rests upon my like some sive-'t bird within its iict.

O'er my check her breath is nafted, sweeter than the breath of flowers. Ami ItUiDk no errr blwinid iu earth- lv ijowci-" ihe wtiiij thf wake? me trom my dream. I we no dainty maiden hi tue firHshf golden No sweet voice is making mmlc, there's no footfall on tlie floor, Aud myliaening car la erected by the oceans rallra ic yothini; have I of the vision, tc the folden ire.i oi nair, One wee. vUo, of hair, ccLted glove, a slipper fit for fairy" Letter, written ere wc wedded, filled ord of tender trut-t Of the loviuz hand that penned them nothing now ia left but dust. Loui: ago I aw her eyelidp droop above the weary; eyes, As her gentle spirit flitted to ita homo beyond tha eklee Saw the waxen fingers clamping lilies o'er tha rnl-e- heart, she lay within her coffin, work of art like some matchless little In roMt- ju.iaCe' Saw her laid aruoug the bloepome, looked my last up- Frt!" the lhe 8rWBcd blotted' 1 tumed mj Hep BWBy, i.ad buried all my sunshine in thegravewherc Dora lav.

Many times the now has drifted round the little mar- liccr sa. Manv times the scarlet leaves have fallen er thai, new; moss. Manv times Inc sweet, sweet D.ros nae uu.aany across the deep, ice I laid my Little Blossom down among the flowers to sleep. 1 1 coMJii-KicATED we liaxe nau au eineient Marshsl and Police. Now that We have 4 T.

EDITOR. Why is it that Ul'bana esr aiied the denrcdatious of thieves and rogues generany vnieuu.u s.ste. place have been afflic -ted) during the I will tell you and Home reaae.is, aitnoug.i CNcry mat si. i i i 1 as i. tliem, (It Iliac let Keep mem.

I res- ident Lincoln would say "its no time i We've got the lu iveve vor" nas 111 ofncvjito ke(lP things straight 'in(l "rueny aoout town; ana us no time to swap 'em off. We want Tom Fan'ell T)ck Richardson, Levi Shyrigh umI Frank Coon to carry the maces, Ws they do their duty. That'n what's lliaU' wltl) IIAITERSETT RlIOADK, do not do- I. sen a nonce- ui Lueii ctruccry mis week, for already they have by their prices attracted customers to their store who have heretofore purchased their Groceries elsewhere. Now gents i you must raise the price of your goods I considerably to check this absorption of the entire trade or you will make many i enemies among the high priced Gro- eery Keepers.

i I REMOVAL S. M. Perry removed his stock of Stores and Tin-Ware tO the rOOm just Vacated bV Wallace ad- JOinmg Sail! StOne (jrrOCeiy. 11 .1 .1 i Mi riecoiieci mat inuer win sell onlv thebest Umbrellas made, just as cheap as they can be had, i and mark them for you gratis. NEW GOODS.

The public generally are invited to call aDd examine- our New mock of Spring and Summer goods consisting of Ladies Misses and Chit dren Shoes of every discription lien's Boy'a and Youth's Boots and Shoes of the best manufacture all of which are warranted to give entire satisfaction. K. Roberts Co. Xo 17 North Main St. Tut best is the cheapest.

Rogers Brothers Silver Plated Ware Is the best. Jepson sells it at fair prices, and engraves it nicely withont extm charge. The world is full of beauty, when eeeu through a pir of those fine Peroscoptic Spectacles sold at Jep- i sox-. lltAt'TiFfL. The Jewelry at Jepsos's.

The best of Gents Gloves can i i a tit- i i o- -v- .1 be had at mders, 3. JSorth M. ain ot. OII. OIL CARE "At S.

L. P. Stone's for sale cheap, in quantities to suit purchaser. I With pleasure we read your commendatory article publi-ld a short time since, respecting the popular aud almost Prperation now so wide- known as "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative, Having used this preparation ever'since its discovo-! ry, we feel more than an ordinary intereet in its sue-, cess, and nrc pleased to learn that it is generally used and appreciated throughout the entire country. Un-; like most of the ilh-ty, tticky, paty nostrums put up aud sold as Hair Restoratives and dressings, this compound not only completely restores the hair to its original color, but surpasses all others in many important points.

We have studied its effects as compared with others, and flud its supericrty lies cliiclly in the following accomplishments: First it is sure to restore the hair to its youthfu beauty, producing one distinct shade while others leave the hair in many varied colors. Secoud When restored, the color is made ip. noes noi lima iri lormer nisro nri-n nn- Dearance. Third It promotes growth when others tail to re- produce a single hair Fourth It actf directly upou the roots and uot as dye. Fifth It cures ail dibcatee of the scalp and remoxec dindrulTand hair-eaters.

Sixth Itcin-r a vegilable compound it is perfectly harmless. Seventh It higlily perfinued aud free Tom all dirty aud gummy sulictaucee. In a recent article published hy the proprietors ol perf. ct Preparation, arc glad to observe a synopsis of ils history, and are cratlticd to learn that the- extensive sale it it. now- having will iu same degree reward Mr.

Ilam-tt fortlio labor aud study so faitiifuily lHiowed l.y him in making a cnnipouud lo reach the exact want of the public. Nothing but merit ever have given this I'reperation the; reputation it now-enjoys. Mr. llanett is a nativs of New Hamd-hire. and well known as being the oilgi- ualdl-eoverer and u.nniir.ctnrer of th.

Hair Hestorotive." all others pnt np in a similar manner being wortliiess the pnblic should exercise great ear how they tamper with them. Improvements capillary adornments in this age of Trinity and pride have become as much consider- tlon an I importance as tne uieorery oi any new sri "'w-h'ni''' Uvoatlon. Wu are steady admlr- ert inviitore. aud hope that "Itar-I It-li- mv trlnmi.tu.titW I spread Its fume, and merit meet with its reward. WltWBOrtEIT.

CHIPS IXI SPLJXTllJiS. A man chamcter I- like a bleekoned at first to come 'Ut the biihtvr f-er-wardi. Two Utile boys were i i batihtr." Aft one that clayed had lied rto" the other boy hit him such a rap with a hatchet the head that it came near seEdiug th little rs into eternity. His streams brmtsht hi- inothfr to the recnc. Tom Thumb betd the jiiut urhtfehcl.

Melancholy rcileetinn tlie top ot a bald head in a looking friars. Hie latent Tm Thumb ijeed I'ea-. liarden Seeds of all kiud BAKttl.H. Eay To have your hair iT' lle-ti natural color, if yon u-c liar: tivc" according directions. tf Lasriietbs iiardcu Seels, for ak by KAUFFMAV i XKI.iOX.

Bear In Hind. pnnrr iuc mooa ana wcrenoue correct ir.ortld chuj: the Wood, equalize its cy- licb cou-iltaents and regulate it yitIly and elasticity to every or.nn com all functional deriucrueate iu proceM of Ketaml healthy pre-glenm Tents and cures miasmatic and intcruiiticii' fi-ve; i complaint, ncrvoti- ki.hi -y affections, and revivcf the phwicsl hv ii l- new int0 thc That JllSHUR's HERB BITTElts i -kiMuily compounded, free from injurious coniiKmem agreeable to the taste, and destructive to dis 11 you detect any change from theuaturtl function- of yonr system, no matter how trivial, or where located, or if disease has already entrenched itselt. the really trne and reliable remedy iu either case is MIsilLER'S HEUB BITTEUS. This is based upon what we know it will do ia relieving, curing aud warding off disca-e-. Vor watit of syace we cannot detail the diversifiedjtises of these Bitters, but it.

general effects nnou the human sy-t-ni are to Grant and hie Cabinet settled their tiitfeniut at Stone's this morning. agreed all round lii.it there re not a Grocery in Washington City, whre Sugar aud CotTee is nold a' cheaps at S. P. Stone's. After this happy Grant cv.l.cd forabox of these Cigars vvhih Stor.c i celling at J3.50 per box, and treated all round.

For the latest styles of W.t '1 go to Russell's Bookstore Latent fbox thb CAmAUExeUnuat ul ITath- ingtomtUl T. Stewart offer- to almoat any sacrifice in order to become Secretary of the Treasnry, but Pnrcell. Powell i ofler to 1 make greater sacrifices, and throws out greater iu-! ducemeuta In order to clothe the people of cham- nflitrn Cf If you want a new fashionable TT a a tT" i 1 lia? 01' Cap Go to incler op po3ite Court House, Save your Honey. chase of your clothing, go to the Clothins Emporium 1 If you wish to save from 23 to 30 per cent iu the pur- Of AT Xnth.nsnn Vrt Att.mt Kt Tlnir.in.l. fc)d b) thf flrm are made superior to cm- readr made clothing ever brought to this City.

At Wholesale Prices! Htmember that L. Jt I. Nathanson. intend to seil ready made Clothing at Xcw York wholesale prices. Yon wbT one merchant can se nn cheaper than another.

Messrs L. I. Nathan-ion -io not pay tne wholesaler a profit which makes their slock from 25 to 30perce.it cheancr than am- other Tn9 best! tta cheapest Messrs l. Jt 1. Nathansou sell no ndcv, super their Clothing is all new, and mannfactiiri in jor style to that sold by other houses The ready made Clothiuiz sold is 50 per cent butler made than that geueraly found in rendv made stores ana tney sen, -jj per cent cneaper.

call and lie cou- vinccd- At wholesale prices. All Sprint; clotliin-at L.d.1 Xuthanson's No. 5 Miami St. All the Xovelties in Hats Caps, Can be had at the Main St. Hatters Opposite the Court JIouse opposite the.

Court -House. Ma-has chine Stock always on hand. The great American Ilalr Preparation, Valued at Restorer or Dreeing on9 bottle'- A Kreat triumph of science. Mn. 8.

A. Allen's Improved (new etyle.) Every Drucgiat sella it. Price One Dollar. TIIK CHEAPEST PLACE IS TO BUY HABNE? AT E. C.

iShyrigh's. Opposite the 1st M. E. Church. SEWING MACHINES.

The tivobest Sewing Maehiiie.s in the world at Winder's Hat Store jo-j-im C'cTLEjtv of the best makes at Glenn's. Cctleuy of the best makes at Glenn's Somethisu Etketbodt Should Where to. get the best, and cheapest Joo Work at the shortest notice, such as, Bill-heads, Cards, Programmes, and Postrs. At the Crbana Csios Ofllce. Cutlery of the best makes at Glenu'e, BOARDING.

A limited number of boarders can be accommodated at the large brick house on Market-Street, one door east of South Main. 320-tf. H. M. MottG i Dills a Converse, Dentists, ofllce over Citizens Urbaua, Ohio.

Cutlery ol the best makes at Glenn's. House and Lot for Sale. House and Lot on Reynolds near High Urbana. Story aud a half House, six rooms, very desirable will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire at the Ofllce.

8G3-4W. -be careful you do not old slid: ol 3 JT all paper; but go to Kus.scll Boufc- etore and get the new pattri'u- in Douli- le Rolls. OIL CAKE! OIL CAKE! At S. L. P.

rr BnIc cllcftpi in qil(lntitic t0 snit ALL NEW! The Clothing sold by L. I. Nathanstm's. OIL CAKE! OIL CAKE! At 9. L.

P. Stone's for 'ale eheep, iu quantities to suit purchaser. Especially to Farmers, liappeisetl and Khoad-are the authorifd of Champaign County, for Dodges combined Hi-uper and Mower Climax Mower i-aid to be two of the best Machines in the world. Call at Ihe in. iu nati Grocery aud ace sample machine'-.

All Clothing sold at X. York wholesale pri at I. Xathanson's. Ul'ssEI, all iiaper IS 111 Do iibl. Rolls a great having to the pui'cl'j rcl' To Conscmkks or Coal: Buy KoeU Kim Coal atiJ wilt it lo brf ol Mtiieriiir ijuulity, free from slutu or clinker, mi full 'iViee ami I'oal-varu loot ol Court fli eel, ii iv will be kojit eolista'i'iy on liiuiil.

DlLLa A Co.SVtRSE. IK'Utist- Xutiouul Bunk. I'rbana. uffli OIL CAKU! OIL CAKE! A S. P.

Sun.es r.r sale cheap in quautitle's 10 iniit Vof can save from. to cent, by buying L- Xathanson'i. aliaTimTthing i.v fur by lko ollIlJ ur at L. TiiEu.o-.i fafhiouable lot of of eeiy de- scrlptlon at L. I.

Xathautiou's. "viooMKHs," alias peanniH, all-is sonieihing nice for hy the i-las, pouud or bu-hrl at Sam. Stone's. Thk Wt mi.fe,n-adv hand A New Lamp Rnrni-r. ald to excel all .1 in brilliancy and preserving I'liiniules, sale hy A I 1.

SANDS CHICAGO ST0CX AHD CB1AM AUE. Mr-. 1'. t'i f'r tiie eai-' She will fan Crbara. is "tir agent In Ohio.

Chica-! Cream and Stock at lniLuf-cnrer arices. SANDS cKLEVEY. SPECIAL NOTICES. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. CITY EliilCTION.

Ot rn itt of I'khana. Ouio. March iidll19. Tur voirr? of tai City are herehy noti- Ii--i io in rh-'ir ri'-pt-ciive ward on Mndy ti of nd proce'd to the Eiviioii of the f.ir,Yi,i'r I'ity Otlj-'er to-wit )iu' City M.ir-ii:ii ire lor two year--. iu 'iu Chy i rU two t'uei ity Eniiit er crve tor wo yc.ii.

One Sutvi to servo for two i)ne Tru-iea for rach ward in th-. Citv io serve for year One Asactf.r.r for curb ward tbu Citv to rve fcr voir TiiV i'lMf- v. ill K-uxeeu the hour oi and 10 o'c'ock in the Fir-t a' the Vark-t iiou-e Second ih.roart Hour 1 in r-i r.rd at the the Rock Ifun Cn OM Wt-t Street. aud j'lli ved Kma. on hi- the 1 of ihe i.f.ii Nl)tH.

jlav.n. CLOTHING CHEAT ATTRACTION! LOW PRICES A CHALITY A I. a. TALEOIT Ot Donaldson's lmilJiu; Xorth-ivest cor. Pub.

Square, URliANA. OHIO. Where tlie Latest FA 1 Li A ElSISilE! FOR Men and Boy's Wear, tojetlier with tlie bet assortment of riinitiittiiitn nnnriA GEN i FURNISHING GOODS. Trunks, Valises, in ihe city, wiil alway LOWEST FKICX18. All buyers of i toady-Made Clothing, are cordially invited to cull and examine our GOODS and PRICES and be that we do mean to make LOW PRICES a Speciality at J.

G. TALBOTT North -west eor. 1'ubiie Square. Jb'4 tf URBAXA. GOODS.

VZ. HITT. SPIUNG GOODS! S. W. IIITT'S.

GOODS W. IIITT'S. era nnrkTie AT S. W. HITT'S.

THE NEW OF Clotlis and Cassi meres, OoillS ail! Ct.si Cloths and Cloths ami Cassimeres AT S. W. HITT'S TO BE SOLD CHEAP! TO BE SOLD CHEAP! sua wls, sua wls, shawls, shawls, shawls, shawls, -AT HITT'S. w. house raarJisHiNB goods, EjUSL rflSNISHINS sosss, HSU5S rmiSHINS E332S.

REUSE rUHNISHINS E233S, AT S. W. HITT'S. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! AT S. W.

HITT'S, Largest Stock of Carpets ever brMi-lit to this citv. OIL CLOTHS. MATTIXG.s. Wll 'l Tl VrisJ CHECK MATTINGS 1J A II and an eudlcss variety. Honey Comb Spreads Vr.2V5T IiAIiCS 3T0C1 CHEAP I tins -IX TABLE IISNESS, NAFXINS.

TflWUlLS AT IS. W. 11 I rV 9 Call atiJ ex i mine our stock. No Tloullo to S-' OIT Ootids II ITT. Jnt lront New 'ork and for t-ale by P.

riTZG3ALD, JSo. Miauii-otreet, Uice -limply of riu.s and Liquor, coue.sting of Vuv- Ki liau.lv. i I Clin, l'ori Wine, C'Un-i Wine, ol tl.e Alps i Ciianij.aL'iie Wine ticolck Ale, iu stone crocks. Aroinatio S. lin.is Old Jamaica Runt, i U'iutv Mid l.i.innr- are imoi fed by the lar gest importing iinuse iu ork, and are Warranted IiPrc, sale ly the buttle and case.

Also, a fresh lot of S. NILS' STOCK CI1KAM ALE, ir.iiii i in anu nni lor rami ma. A. FIT7.tiKK LI). ai i fi 1 v.

1-- 1 10 to I of to or ou the I ill be found at the I one-third the i at (J Ii. itel Tt't-luO at of our of cent, i i fuvort CLOTHING! wili be fonud In great abundance at tha new EMPORIUM LEGAL. Administrator's Sale OF REAL ESTATE. DftvidLondeiihack. Adm'r.

1 tiuun.Ciim. Mta. of Isaac bieubarer. dee d. 1 vt.

I FelitioU to beil latitt. MariA Stevn'jHrger otheru In obedience to the order of Court in the aln-t; cose, the nnderitnti Atlmr. of Ianc dtcd. will oifur At Public Sale, at the Door of me Court Homie, in the Taw of L'rbaca, Ohio, on Saturday April, 11th. JSO-9.

the hour of two o'clm-k in the afternoon, ih-' fi! luwin decribed Real ro-wit The undivided one h-Hif of the totlowirtir tt'neraeiitri and apjiertfii-am-e to-wit: The Mill. Mill JS ire. awl apjMTU'ncet-Lad River and th-i Mill priviiedire oa bath or either of th following dcrlbtd tracts of land vi; Beuiuuiuz at the i. E. Cui.

of rue North Wt-i quarter of 1. Tow a 1. tUn?" 11. T. Ii.

S. thence outh I pokr and 3 links to a box-alder on the Evt litiuk of ihe West braueh of Mid Rivr alli ei-1 lurk ou luk nd fi.liowin- the nieauaerinijs mereoi to me sontu tine oi -ul nmtrter Wt'-j f1.lh1t SouLh Et corner; thence eft b4 and 1 1 hllk to a at c-nter of toutb of 1 rtcr thencft North to the center of the North line of aid qr thence Est 1 lo oeKinum: De-innu; the s. E. ur. ut i ui; 3.

ur. of Sec. 2, Town 4. Kaue 11. Lewis Lonr- a Eat line North Hi nole thence East loapoiufc on mo r.i nana oi Kiver: thence down Mad River outhe EH bank iheruof niDiiiug inu mr iiieau.ieruis io luu CAM line ot gaiu Or: thence South to the Ali-o the undivided ore bail" of the fallowing landt, and situ iu ChamoaiGru xnfl Slate of Ohio, to-wit: at a nuke hi ihe center of tne road leadmu Irom a teen harder lower mill on Mad Kiver.

Ea-iwaMIy to the Lrbaua and Springfield, road. Iiein the South Eat Cor. to the SchcK.l House Lot. a quart of au acre: thence North detr East witu the ba-t line of paid lot. 15 Isaac Sleenliarirer's Southl'ne: thence Soolh k't de(r.

Kith Geoe Kiscr's Nurtii line 10 nole and MIDI) to a Hake: thencs North SO Wet'wiii. the center of aid ro-id. 10 poles and iira, of BO, the iK-crinnin. couuiniu- one acre more or ie. and part of fee.

1 Town, 4 R-ine 11 and between tne East and West branches of Mart Rive aiduudivided haif of said Mill, Mil Sit and apper" leuaucea thereunto belonging, together with tin, nn-divided half of said tract of 1 acre more or lea be-lu appraised at Also the following premises. Situated County, State of oiiio. to-wit: Fortv three 4 one quarter acres orf the ha-t la-, "tnllowic" dfo-ribed premises viz Hu-inninat the N. E. of tue j.

qr. oi 1, lowin, tianre 11 tlier.ee Sotun IS poles and 3 lints to a box alder on the East bunk of the West fork of Mad Kiver: thence down said West fork on the East bank and the iluauderings thereof to the Sou' line oi tinarter ami '3 poles W.st of the South East com, r-tneuce West 67 pole, 17 liuks to a stake at the center the South liue of Mid quarter: thence orth to the center of the North liue ot said quarter thence East 61 polee to the betfinniu. Appraised at Also the following Keal Eaiate, Situate'' in sania Township, 'ounty and State, to wit; Breiuning at the S. hi. Cor.

of the S. W. qr. of Sec. 2.

T. 4, 11 said corner bein now in Mad River, thence VVest lV Eoles to Lewis Lonir's corner thence wiih said Lewia ong's line North alniut VVi poies to Gabril Kenton's corner: thence East to a point ou the East bank of Mad River: theuce down -aid Mad liiver on the Eai-t bank thereof and running with the ine.ii.ders thereof the containing IS acres, more or less Appraised at jjlHot) Also the following situated in said ContitT Ri State to-wit: 3i acres ire or less in the Cor the.V qr. of sec. Town 4, Kacn-e 11, hounded the North by lands of David Kteenbarer and on West by the East fork of Mad Kiver. Appraised 150u.

Also the following situated in fan-e Courtv and state, aiioi tnal portion ot E. qr. of sec R.U. which lies between the ta-t fork of Mad Riverona for" River. Anoraiaed at Terms of Saie, One-ilitrd of the purchase band on daT Of sale, tine third hi nn vn ir in two ycrs from dayoi' sale, deft-m-a pai-1 ments to bear interest, to be secured bv ot.

premises. David Aduir. of Isaac Steenhar'T ducd. Yocng Jt C'haxce, Atty s. Administrator's Sale OF IIEAIi 'ESTATE.

In- of f.rd.T runted hy the Proi-t Court of C'hrtmpiiin "rnnty. Ohio. I will ofii-r for Sale, at public aui'tiou. 011 the cm Friday April, tilth A. D.

1S0' 3 o'clock, (afternoon,) the followinir ilencribed Btnl Estate, situated in thu comity of and State of Ohio, towii Bejriuni'n -it the Son Hi VT, corner of four acr of land sot oil' a aowtrof Mar- eaivt Shaffer, in Section 3). Town 1. 10. M. S.

theHre South aioi? the line of the land of Sam-I Shali-r 113 TC-HU poles to tho land of said SamiM Shaffer, thence a-t5 tti-IDO pokn thence North in po'en to South dower 'ine. thence Wcsi tVJ-liiO poles to the beiunin contaiuin 4 Appraised Free of dower. Term- of Sale One-third in hand. in niontuH auu i neoiner inira in is monins ircni tje iy Sale, the deferred payments to be secured uy mortgage njKu the land coiuaud to bear interest from date. Iaac Neff.

Adm. tf the estate ot Joseph Shaffer. March 302-1 w. PLOWS I have for sxler HEr. a few flrtt rate three-iiors Plowsat my Hardware rttorc in 1'rbina.

LEMUEL WEAVER. March 10, IsOO. Ml-tlm CLOTHIXIG. FASHI0NA2LE or- I. NATHANSOX, Xo.

5 Miami St. We beg leave to call the attention of the public to Terr large aud extensive etock of Blue. Black and Brown, SHORT FROCK COATS! These Coats are manDf.ietiired for our aud re constqueutly Oil pr cent, borer made than i hose in Ready Si ores ami as we Intend to make a SPECIALITY this class of goods yon will save from S3 to 90 per by examining onrastortment before purchasing also intend to make a SPECIALITY! is Iiiioii Goods this Summer, which we will to 25 PER CENT. CHEAPER we would acain folicit the nr au-tf A I. XATH ANSON.

DRY GOODS. NEW GOODS! EAUISH2B, PGT7ELL 4 rso. 11 n'BLIC SQIWRE, L'RBANA, Are now receiving their of GOODS! lu varieties EIACX ESS53AIN SUS t')r DRSSS SILKS! French Ginghams. i'i yraii vjintv. Bleached aud Unbleached -ir A lev siriec of EUfflBUMKlilS for Jlen and Boys wear.

FOXE'S and Cassiacr PITTSBURG CARPET CHAIN. I se call an 1 learn prire. W4-II exsmiaa cur itock.