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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

ToHN PHILIPS Va LEE TAYLOR; The Plaintiff
" on aidavt says the defendant " Justly Indebted TO
him and IA non rssdent OF Tennessee or no Abscondg
that tho ordinary process ofthc law cannot be served
on him aud having obtained I'm original attachment
against the defendant returned before Mo on the 10th
day Of August rs o. levied on defendants property, II
IA ordered that publication DO made for four successive
weeks notifying said defendant 10 appear before mo Ut
my oflce.n Jonasburo', on tho 2Bth day Of FcbtuR.
ry 1890, and answer, or the same will DO proceeded
with TX partc.
oci27n5itjl ]. Y. GRESHAM. Up
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

nb- SEQ the advertisement " LOST" Tho pocket
book was lost by a young lady-and II found by an
honest person, she will recover IT,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

EDWARD WEST vs. A, II. JACKSON. Plaintiff
II on aflidayitsa that tho dafendpnt Ia Justly IN.
dobtod or liable to him and Ii nonresident Of Tonnes
soc or abgconds that the ordinary process OF law
not b. served on him. and having obtained mn original
attachment against said defendant returned before
property II Ia therefore ordered that publication DO
made for four successive weeks In tho Union Flag
trying said defendant TO appear At my Office In Jonesbo
fo on tho lat day OF January, 1885, aud answer, or
the samo will DO proceeded with ex parte
oct27 n2iS5al j. Y. ORISHAM. J, p.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

EDWARD WEST VA A Z JACKSON. The Plain.
IL tln on adaylt says that the defendant Ia ustly In
debted or liable to him. aud Ia non.resIdent Of Ton.
ncsse or 80 abscouds that the ordinary process Of law
tnal attachment against said defendant returned DO.
furo mo- on the Sth day Of July, 1865, levied on de-
PENDANTS property II Is therefore ordered that pub'
cation be nadg for four sueeesseye weeks In the Union
Flag notifying said defendant 10 appear before me Al
my ofnco In 1Onosboro' on The lat day Of January,
1860 aud answer, OF tho same will be proceeded With
oct2inais.u JF. GRESHAM, J. r.
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The Constitutional Amendment

Ratification by twenty-seven State
Was necessary to render effective IT,
amendment prohibiting
slavery, Up to this time twenty'fou
States have responded tavorably, ant
three unfavorubly, as follows;
RATIFICATIoNs.
Illinois, February !, 1865:
Rhode Island, Feb. 2, 1865.
Maryland, Feb. 3, 1865.
Massachusetts, Feb. 3, 1865.
New York, Feb. 3, 1865.
Pennsylvania, Feb. 3, 1865.
West Virginia, Feb. 8, 1868.
Michigan, Feb. 4, 1860,
Maine, Feb. s, 1868.
Ohio, Feb 8, 1865.
Kansas, Feb 8, 1865
Minnesota, Feb. 8, 1865.
Virginia, Feb 8, 1860.
Indiana, Feb. IL, 1865.
Nevada, Feb IL, 1865.
Louisiana, Feb. II, 1865.
Missouri, Feb, "a, 1868.
Wisconsin, Feb. "a, 1865.
Vermont, March 9, 1868.
Tennessee. April 5, 1868
Arkansas, April, 1868.
Connecticut, May 4, 1860
Iowa, June 80, 1863
New Hampihire, June 81, 1860
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REFLECTIONS.

Delaware, Feb 8, 1865.
Kentucky, Feb. l3, 1868.
New Jersey, March |, 1868.
California. Oregon, and the new
State of Colorado will doubtless vote
for the amendment; rs will also Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia, South
Carolina, Texas, and North Carolina
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

No. THE WEATHER for the last wccL has
been unusually favorable to the farmers
In consequence of the dry weather In Septem-
Der, the wheat sowing was much later than
usual, aud fears were entertained by some of
the farmers, that the young plant would not
have sufficient growth TO withstand the cold
winter but the warm rains during the past
few days have brought up the wheatso rapidly,
that II will cover the ground before the cx-
treme cold weather sets in- Farmers are now
busily engaged in gathering and securing the
corn crop, and II is thought TINT the price
will not exceed the old rates. The mast Is
unusually abundant this Fall, so much so
that In many localities the hogs will be al
most entirely fattoncd upon II, thus helping
out the corn crop, and giving the farmer his
usual amount Of pork nj little cost or trouble.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

EDUcArIoS.-The institution in our pleas
cnt town, formerly known as the "Odd Eel
lows Female College. has now formally pass
cd INTO the hands of the NJ. E. Church The
Board Of Trustees was organized on the
evening OF the 26th ult.
Judge Butler WAS called TO the Chair and
James II Dosser appointed Secretary After
II statement Of The object Of the meeting 10y
Rev. w. II. Rogers, Agent, the Board OF Trus-
tees was then appointed. Rev. L. F. Drake
was made President, James II Dosser, Sec.
rotary Dr.. D. J. Gibson Treasurer of the
Board
The noble work Of education should be one
Of the grand objects Of every citizen now,
more than ever. With such an efficient Board
Of Trustees as have been appointed for this
institution, the public may expect the inter-
est OF the College to be properly looked after.
Already, the school in progress by Mrs
Drake and Miss Ella Lucky, in this insttu-
ton is meeting with success, and is an hon.
or to all concerned, aud to the county. We
trust glorious future awaits this institution.
RELIGIOUS INTEREST REvIvALs.-The meet
ing to which ullusinn WIS made last week, at
Douglass, progressed quietly pleasantly, glo-
rously, until Wednesday night, the 25th ult
Then some drunken rowdes made distur-
bnncc, causing considerable alarm among the
people who were not anticipating anything
of the kind.
This class of fellows-who in their drunk
enness are disturbing quiet citizens, and con-
descend to disturb religious assembly
should be promptly and severely handled by
law. We have civil law now, aud such mis-
creants should be made to feel its power. We
cannot afford now to permit any such law
lcssncss to 60 unpublished. Too many noble
braves have been offered rs sacrifice to pre-
serve law and order. On Thursday Rev. r.
D. Black preached Ngain-haying filed the
pulpit the night beforehand then admins
tered the sacred ordinance Of baptism to TWEEN
ty, who had united with the church-und one
child. The meeting then closed Thirty
FIVE in all united with the NJ. f. Church during
the meeting, which was under the supervision
of Rev. Geo Fraker. There are many other
points from which the glorious tdings come
that the good work is progressing.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-17

A GLANCE AT THE EMINENT SERV-
\ ice and great public usefulness of this WE'LL
tried ar thoroughly tested Corporation, may be
obtained from perusal Of the following figures
OF losses paid
Name SIG, ,ss4 80 Arkansas. s22 ,s39, ,43
~ Ham pshire.. 10 9i5 Sc Missouri A TAG, u
Vermont .32l 43 Tennessee. "a, ,4S2 80
Massach,etts. 81, 80, ,s9 Kentucky 80 29O n
Rhode Island Sos3 Ohio SO ,267 SO
Connecticut 1870 925,S7 Indana-..... AZ, ,o45 .46
New York 4O9 635. SO Illinois ,ISS, ,3S
New Jersey 800 50 Iowa.. ....20 $50, ,73
Pennsylvania. 81 SO3,i7 Michigan .o3 2So O2
MARYLAND $685.. SO ,6o2, 95 wisconsin..... sc. l07, SO
DIST of Columbia. 1873 35 Kansas .-.. ...9 765, 81
Virginia - 81, "a Minnesota ..... Il, ,92S, 20
s. Carolina 90, ,9s2 75 Nebrast l,l61.oo
Georgia 81 933 ,75 California. los, $50 "a
Florida 20. .46s AZ N Brunswick IA s34, IA
Alabama ...555 Sc Nova Scotia. IA, ,2S5, IS
20, ,s32. So Canada .3s, STA, so
Texas.... ..... 1851, ,9s --, sssa
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD & TRAeF, Proprietors,
Corner Jefferson and Illinois Streets.a
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
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the railroad depot 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city, and its proprietors will spare NO pains to
The largest and best Hall in the CITY, suitable
for first class Concerts Dances, Theatrical Perform
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: ~ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free Of Charge sessx hassar sas
A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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3onds .Stoeks

STOLEN, on the ai:--!s of ,h4 l7!: Fehruqr;,
~ ."oo Coa:eIer..<a !ser cent. BpN;,,, IN
,uns of 81 coo each, da;eI al...c. ,, lSss
"ssed by G. A. Rose, and nnrnherel No.
4o.c24, N,025. l2,Ila. II loa, l:,los, ls.lc7,
-, l06. 12.l05. IL lO;. lsl33
Also four Gonds sl.ooo.s pcr cen:, uu+s-
hers will appear in next rc,ca.
Also, one Csreifcate s per ce;.s., :or sioa: 20
he or-er Of I. D. Nor lecai
Also. 70 shares Of Capitol 500; of t:,c e.
'hsnge B.nk OF Columbia. S. C., a. lie naa;c
# | D. Mordecai
Also, 81. 1000 in 1.3o Notes; numbers with tie
\1s'staHt Treasurer, which Will bo published
hereafter. .
All parties are forbidden to trade for tie
'h"ve named securities. as application will i.c
nade for rene sis Of the came.
III. G. MORDRCAI,
April 6 this Executor I. D. Nor>lecai
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Notice.

IN pursuance of the authority vested IN me
Ly Section s Article II of thu Constitution
of th" Episcopal Church in this Diocese, I
hereby change the place Of the meeting Of the
r.t Di.ses.an Council from the city Of Collin
e:a tn Caea:len; aud the time from the 1Oth to
Jt'.G 24ta of May next. The Council will, there
fere be he!a i'll Grace Church. Cam.len, on tbs
2'''' OF may. The necessities or theaa changes
'r'i earnestly request the Attendance Of the
'oc al"ers o. th': Council. THOS r.. DAVIS.
: Bishop Of the Diocese Of 3. G.
The attention "f the Clergy and Par:shes Of
t:'a Eios.s. ~ called to the above, nad those
,"he ma" fa: TO 'sesiv" the usnai notification
are s>qrestSd tn consider it in lien thereof
J. D McCOLLOGGH,
Apri! IS Secretary Of CouneS,
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Of the men were in excellent spirits, while
others, including most of the officers, were
gloomy and dispirited. Some we're defiant.
aad offered to fght their regiment brigade
or division agaiost any twice their number.
Naturally this. gssoonade only excited
pleasant remarks from the victors who
could afford to be, n1agnanimous.
At four O'clock, it was announced that
the surrender bad been consuux.ated and
the articles signed. Aud how the entbu.
s'asn which had been restrained BY un-
certainty broke loose. Officers and men
lndnigedin tho widest antics. The various
brigade commanders ANNOUNCED the iovfdt
news 10 their commands, and cheers Of the
widest description followed. The men
threw their hats high in the air, leaped,
thrsw themselves into each others arms,
and seemed mad with Joy. Whiskey,
WHICH had been scarce. for the past few DAYS,
as If by magic appeared in large quauti-
ties, and peace and reunion were pledged
IN q thocsand varied forms.
The final meeting between Gens Grant
and Lee took place at the house of Mr..
Macline, atAppomattax. They had met to
accomplish business, and they accomplish
ed it in q straightforward soldier-liks way.
Fhe minutes we're drawn >up on a small
table, and immediately made out in proper
form, and signed BY the two generals on
handicapped centre table Of somewhat
antiquated fashion.
Rosser's rebel cavalry had succeeded in
getting out before the surrender, and of
course were not included in it. They are,
however, being followed BY Crooks division
and will probably be all bagged.
The moment it was known that Lee had
surrendered, the teams were hurried to the
front, and the troops .pleotifully supplied
with rations while the officers were again
enabled to obtain change of clothes.
Col. Small, Chief Commissary of the
Army Of the James, was directed by Gen.
Ord to supply the rebel army with 25 900
raGons. Toese supplies were sent IN late
In the afternoon, and wers received BY the
rebels with loud and continuous cheering.
The profoundest sensation followed upon
General Grants order for the cessation
tllities among lhe wsr-worn veterans of a
hundred campaigns. Odi.es who had
fought the army now lying helpless and
incapable Of .atther resistance in our from
on the plains: -qf AZ M tssss the swa,i!ps. OF
the Peninsula. through Al .rylanl an,l Penn
sy!lvAnia, at Fr-d.ricls ,uc5 and ChAucel-
lorsville, from the Rapi lan to Petersburg.
. who knew and respected i:s prowess, now
.,nnvarsoI in I,,u, fnoo. ,y,+I, ~ .>,,,c,>.
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$50 Reward,

THE above reward win bs eheerfully given
4 aay ono that will give inform ,tion tc oon.
vict persons for STEALING CARDS fro;n tie
fence enclosing my lot on Biandins strass The
most Of the boards are alike aud elsy of d.,see-
tioa. I enclosed it at the request of City Coun.
oil, and hope they will assist in keeping it 80.
may.1 A. O. A. BEDGEL,
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

NEAT WIVES AND ToUoHY HUSBANDS.
Women have their faults, it is true, and very
provoking ones they sometimes ars Hat If
we would all learn, men and w6lnen, that
with certain virtues we admire are always
coupled certain disagreeableness, we might
make up our minds more easily to accept
the bitter with the sweet. For instance,
every hAsbaud, we believe, delights in a
cleanly, we'll ordered Leuse, free. from dust,
spots, and unseemly stains; the pains-taki : g
machinery necessary to keep it so, he
wishes never to see, or seeing too often
forgets to praise. If then, his wife, true to
her.teminine instincts towards cleanliness,
gently reminds him, when he comes home,
that be has forgotten to use the door mat
before entering the sitting room on
muddy day; let him reflect before he gives
her lordiy, impatient, ungracious pshaw,
how the reverse Of the picture would suit
him, viz: slatternly, easy woman, whose
apartments are constant modification to
him in the presence of visitors. It is a
poor return, when wife has made every
thing fresh and bright, to be unwilling to
take little pains to keep it so, or 10 be
properly reminded, if forgetful, on these
points, upon which many husbands are un-
reasonably touchy, even while secretly
adn'rng the pleasant results of ths vigi.
lapce Of the good house-mother.
"Jack is a good fellow, but I will not lie
for any man. [ love my friend, but love
tie truth still, more" STRANGE" said
bystanier. "you should prefer stranger TO
au old acquaintance"
Twelve o'clock p. N. ia night, bat salt
petre is nitre
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For Sale or. Rent.

F0r 62I0 or Kent.
{ 5NOTTAGE HOUSE containing Eve rooms
~ aud necessary eut.buildags, with sixty,
acres of land attached. two miles and hall
from the city. Iaquire at this office.
April II
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Notice.

NOG1C0.
"A IL parsons indebted to ths colJ MBIA
- PuHElA, are requested to make imn.e
late iutyiaent. Ia the future, the CASH 5Y3
ZEN will be r!gi1ly enforced
may JULIAN A. .SELRY
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Bar Iron and Scrap Stsol,

Bar Iron and Scrap stso1. :
az t:e Folio w;n; s;z.-:
~ 1ron. oxi. SKI, txi, 7xh.
Steel, 3sXS. 4x!. +*s, Fs.
viii be exehangel for PROVISIONS. at IT,.
South Carolina Railro:d, on application t, =. =.
". Is. I'll III. Master Maehinissr
Or c. J. BoLLIN. Agent.
April 2e
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

"A lady. somewhat advanced in years.
whose vivaci,y sometimes app, cached the
borders Of i,nper'nence. asked IN otm NJ,
IN rather js.r;ng tone, why he was al
ways dressed i'll bi~ck, and what l.e wore
mourning for For ynur charms, miss,
he gatlaul'y replied.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-24

A correspondent writes to the New
York Ne~s from Lexington, Virginia:
s'The Rev. DR.. Pendleton (Brigadier-
General in the Confederate army, and
General Lees Chief of Artillery re-
turned after the surrender to the pas
torate Of the Episcopal Church here,
but after few sermons his church
was closed, and he arrested fos al
legged disloyal utterances He was
soon released, but has not yet been
permitted to resume the duties of his
pastorate
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-24

An INTERESTING CASE. "a very inter
.esting case, in which the bonds Of the
Southern Confeder&y figured, was
yesterday before Judge Ingralam, of
the Superior Court, at chambers.
When the war broke out, George W.
,Gooch, the defendant in the case, ac-
cordihg to the statements made, was
in Texas as agent of the large Broad
way dry goods house of Lanes, Boyce
& Co., entrusted with the collection
of S175, ,0O0,. due them from Texas
merchants. On the 4th of March,
1861, Messrs Lanes, Boyce s. Co.
turned over their business to Leroy
M. Wiley and Frederick n. Lawrence,
who are the plaintiffs in the present
action. Gooch went on with his col
lections, and, as he alleges, with the
approval of Mr.. Wiley, invested about
$10o, 900 Of the money he collected in
Confederate securities, which, of
course, have since proved worthless.
A short time since, MIR. Gooch re-
turned to this city, and, at the in
stance of the. plaintiffs, was arrested
and locked up, in default of $25, 900
bail, on charge of misrepresentation of
the funds of the firm, The proceed
ings, yesterday, were in connection
with a motion for his release, and
there was considerable argument of
counsel over the question whether the
Confederate bonds turned over to the
credit of his employers by Mr.. Gooch
discharged his Indebtedness to them.
The decision is reserved
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For State Treasurer.

The friends OF DR.. +. ". GIBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His we'll known business cha
racter, energy and ability eminently recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently in various capacities,
and now he needs her support. Oct %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-24
FOR CONGRESS-.

The friends of GEO. D. TILLMAN, ESQ.,,
respectfully announce him; "a candidate for
CONGRESS, at the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangeburg,
Edgeficld, Lexington, Abbsvillc, Newberry,
Richland and Fairfield. Sept %
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For Congress,

We are authorized TO announce JAMES
FARROW, ESQ.,, OF Spartanburg, as cam
didate to represent, in the Congress Of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of An
dcrson, Pickens, Greenville, Lanrens, Spar
tanburS, Union, York and Chester.
SepS3O
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BEDELL'S RO ".


THE. subscriber. having enlarged his
l. Store, is prepared to offer to his friends
and patrons a large and varied assortment
found in the market, at moderate prices.
His Stock comprises the following in part:
Black and Colored CALICOES.
Mouslin Delaines.
Plaid, Black and Plain Alpacas.
-, Silk and Wool Poplins.
Black Bombazine.
Black Dress Silk.
Opera Flannel.
White and Red Flannel
Swiss Muslin.
Nainsook, Jaconet Cambria
Black English Grape.
Irish Linen, Bird-Eye Diaper
i.ola Diaper, Silk Velvet.
Huckaback Towels.
;nen Cambria Handkerchief .
Gents Silk Handkerchiefs.
Mourning Handkerchiefs.
Ladies and Gents Hose and Half-Hose
Ladies', Gents and Children's Gloves.
Ladies Wool Shawls.
Cloth Cloalls. {
Balmoral Skirts, Hoods, Nub;as.
Hoop Skirts, Ribbons.
Berage and Tissue Wells.
Black Love Wells.
Silk and Morocco Belts.
Fancy Cassimercs.
Black Doe Skin Cashmere.
Black Broad Cloth
Kentucky Jeans.
Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Neglegee Shirts, Jean Drawers.
Linen Bosom Shirts.
Black Felt and Wool Hats
Suspenders, Neck Ties.
Long Cloth, Brown Shifting.
Pillow Case Linen.
Travelling Bags.
Umbrellas, ParaS,is
Bed Blankets.
Spool Cotton, Flax Thread
A variety of Fancy Buttons
Together with many other articles usually
found in our line. Oct 81 IL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-24
Private Boarding.

MRS;; DIR. EDWARD SILL, having
known residence Of Rev. DIR. Leland, will
accommodate FOUR Members Of the Le-
gislature with BOARD during the session.
and the same number of day boarders
from the city. Apply as above.
Oct 90 Q