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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-07
Thursday, 9TH day of December,
SHERIFF'S SALE

.SE1ERIEE'S SALE.
u Y virtue of three executions issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court of Howard coun-
ty. and to me directed and delivered, returnahle
TO the December term 1865, one in favor of Eliza
beth Young, one in favor Of Richard T. W.
Graves, and one in favor of NJ. A Stspleton, and
all against Isham p. Embree, viii on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q, 1865,
before the Court house door in the city of Fay
cite, Howard county, Missouri, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock p M. of
that day, and during the sitting Of the Circuit
Court Of said county sell public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title, and
interest of, the said lsham p. Embree, in and 10
the following described real estate situated in the
county aforesaid to-wit: The WI of the Sc or.
Of IS, I 90, Range 10, so acres; and the N end
of the NE Or 20, T 90, Range IS, 100 acres,
situated IN Howard county, Missouri, together
with all the Improvements and appurtenonces
thereunto belonging.
Levied upon by me as the property of the
above named Isham p. Embree to satisfy said
executions and costs.
P. M. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Howard county.
Nov. IS, 1865 SO @
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust, to ME executed
ID by John G. Eberle and his wife, dated the
9Th day of February, A. D. 1864, recorded on
pages SO and 40, of Deed-of- Trust Book "E,o in
the Office Of the Recorder of Howard County,
Missouri, to secure the payment of debt therein
mentioned, IN favor of Benjamin Hays, will,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and FIVE
o'clock p. NJ, on
TUESDAY, December IL, 1865,
sell at public vendue, 10 the highest bidder, at
the premises, for cash, Lot No. 10 in block No
IL, in the city OF Glasgow, III SAID county.
JOHN v, TURNER, Trustee.
Nov. t6 IS65-4t n23 SIS
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for which we will pay the highest market price.
Persons having these articles to dispose of will
do well TO call upon us.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

With the present number we suspend the
publication Of this paper. hayng entered into
arrangements for the resumption Of the Abbe.
Vile Press. The subscription list to the Buiie
r,n will be transferred 10 that paper. and our
friends will experience no Inconvenience from
the change The Bulletin has nlready secured
firm hold upon public favor, and will q
been Sn nSuseS 80 the T
in order to effect business arrangement. To
our many staunch supporters and sympathising
friends we tender our warmest thanks, and
trust still to continue the interchange of
kind Offices. under our new name and in o new
relation. We trust still 10 merit continuance
Of their patronage
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31
VOLUME T. NO. 6.

Tus END OF r.--The end of what3 The 90.
cond Atlantic cable 1t lies "in the deep bo-
som OF the oceaE buried"--a mile and q half
below the surface of the yeaclefous, remorse-
less sea. W. ich has swallowed up many .
human hope. Whether any further or imme-
dnie Efforts are to be made to bring up the
missing line. We cannot say. The Great Eas.
in machinery and appointments; and the cable
itself was imPerfectly spliced, Notwithstanding
the apparent care taken. We hope the grand
enterprise may yet prove a success; II not,
then We must wait patiently for American cap
ital, energy and genius to effect it.
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head QUARTERS 40, sUB:DIsrRIcr.
DISTRICT WESTERN so. ca.
.,NEwbERaI, 8. o. August II, 1855.
GEsEn.t oRDEas, -.
No. 2. 8 -. -

De-.
l. Many crimes and oltrages having lately
been committed within this >sub.slistrio. by
citizens, III tile uniform Of u. s. soldiers, ffhfs
garb having been assumed by them 70 divert
spspie!Sn S from themselves. by casting II upon
!; nrdered, That no civilian will hereafter bs
permitted to wear any srtiole OF the uniform
ProPsr to the .. g. Army. under pain Of fins
and imprlsonmeht. ,..sili,l i,,-:.z7 y
: IL No person viii hereafts, b petgitssd 10
appear N public ID any articleso tho pniform
proper to the late army Of thS' 60 eailsli .tcon
tederate States" and the wearing of. a.ripes.
button. Or other insignia Of rank Or connso-
tion Of tho oath 81 ailegisncs. :. $. z e
By Order Of L1EUE COL. :R Tyler.
Commanding Distri Z --!!iI' :
lst Lieut.: q ASj't seth y. .Y.Ysy,,AsA.AGsa
OFFICIAL: JOHN METCALf. e :,
Cspt; 6sth N. Y.,,gY. y. g. 6
); 0oiamsndtng Distfiss Abhsfflie: IS
. %gs; :. e: SIS .G EoRGE R. BLACK; 81
ss3 x -. Ssth N. z. Wv. ana ) 81
Aug M 1895, 6.tl ..
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APPLICATIONS FOR PARpoH.-His Excellency
Governor Perry has furnished us with the fol-
lowing rules to be observed in making appli.
catfons for Pardon:
The Petition must be addressed 10 His Ex-
GIeeliency Andrew johnson, President of the
1t should state the residence, occupation
and age Of the applicant ;
Which Of the fourteen exceptions he is liuble
to. and that he 10 excluded from the clemeney
u the Amnesty Proclamation by none oi the
other exceptions. - -
Let him state fairly and truthfullv. .anv cir.
cumstanees which may entitle him 10 Execu.
tive nlemency. =
He must express lis loyalty TO the Union.
and his purpose. in good faith, to preserve aud
maintain it for the. future.
He must rtate that no proceedings have been
ts ken out against him or his property under
the confscation act. =. -
There are two oatbs to he endorsed or ao-
compapy his Petition-onei that he has read
tbr Amnesty Proclsmation, and 10 not liable 70
any other Of The fourteen executions than
those stated in his PetItion-:tha other oath is
tlat prescribed,in ,in The Amnesty Proclamation
Of President Johnson. -. ,sa.,'e,, $ Y..:.s 4
Where apy psr,onsis in doub., as 10 whether
MS taxa6 p property amounts 10 over twenty
tlioEsand dollar. IL is safsr to msks application
tor q pardon aud state his doubts, The valu.
auon OF the property must batat the date OF
FfesIdeat Juhnspps ProciamatTion. All sbrop.
.srsy must be Included which is iiablc 10 bs
taxed. iAads money At interest. Bauk stocks,
It il not necessary for Post sh a,ter. -. ,.ha
were not app ointsd by tho President and; "a
Pr9vedfb by the Senate Of the ID Salled CohS.
federate Governmsnt, to- apply stor par don!
They were not 30 appointed uHle,S their nas.
guisites amounted II Sis00. 1t fs nidssstooi
ths Attorney Gs1srsl has decided - above
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rHE oAM-

The Charleston Courier reminds its readers
Of the oath before the election and what oath
is necessary. We give the following from
that paper, and repeat the counsel to those
desirious of voting 10 take the amnesty oath,
and make themselves sure of the right of suf
frage, if they deem that privilege desirable:
II, -, solemnly - that have care
fully read, the Amnesty Proclamation issued
by Andrew johnson, President of the United
States Of America. on May 90, 1866, and that
l am not excepted from tho benefits of that
proclamation by ony one Of the fourteen ex-
.cePtions therein made, except
"Sworn TO-" &C..
State of -, do solemnly -, in the
presence of Almighty God. that I will hereaf
ter faithfully support and defend the Consti.
tuition Of the United States, and the union Of
the States Hereunder, and that will in like
manner, abide by and faithfully support all
during the existing rebellion with referencs to
the emancipation Of slaves. So help me God.
Sworn to-" &c.
CoRREspoNDEScE.
GEN. HATcu: Is it necessary, in order 10
qualify a voter, that lie should have taken
both of the within oathsa Many are under
the impression that the second is sufficient
although the $20,00O clause deprives any of
the right to vote except by procuring spe-
cia1 pardon. Respectfully,
w. r. BENNETT
Upon which Gen. Hutch endorsed the fol.
lowing reply:
'Respecrfuliy returned This form of oatl,
's only used by those applying for pardon"
This official correspondence, which has been
kindly furnished us by the Provost Marshal
Maj Steuhen. who directed the Inquiries a,
our suggestion, will definitely settle the las,
question which can be raised as to the efficacy
of the amnesty oath in establishing the righ,
of suffrage to each individual, and leads to The
following conclusions:
1st. That the oath of amnesty, as prescribed
by President johnson. in bis proclamation O,
May 90, 1865 Of itself re establishes the right
Of citizenship. and entities the party taking i,
to vote. provided he docs not come within any
Of the fourteen exceptions therein named.
81. That said oath entities those who are
within tire excepted classes to vote, provided
they have received special pardons from the
| President
Sd That for the pdrrose Of obtaining sucl
pardon, it is necessary for the applicant TO take
both the oaths above indicated.
4th. Thut the first oath is only necessar,
to parties who arc applicants for special par
| don.
! 9Th. That. in any event it is always neces
sary that party shall be legal voter unde,
the Constitution as it stnod prior to the seces
| sion of the State, before he will be entitled te
| vote at the ensuing election.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

TuE EXERCISES of the Female Academy.
Il late Mrs. Dowells School, will be resuii1.
ed on MONDAY, SEPT. 4, by Mrs. F. A.
pORCIiER and her daughters. The ordinary
branches of Female Education will be taught.
including French. Mrs porcher will give in.
strncton to those who desire it. in Music.
Elementary drawing will also he taught.
For terms. &c, applxvto Mrs. Porcl,er 81 The
Marshall House.
ALbeville, Aug. "a, 1866, 1t
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MI a RR Z AGES.

MARRIED, on 18th iust by Rev. George
Allen, Dir: JAMES Campbell to IA a
GUSrAVIA JONES.
At same time by Rev. George Allen. Mr..
OBADIAH CANN to Mrs. MARY DANIEL.
nll Of Abbeville District.
MARRIED, in Hamburg. g. C., on the 9Th
of August, hy Squire Gentry, Mr.aROBERT
JUNKlN. formerly OF Abbeville!SS G., and
Miss l.. III. KADFORD. of s. C.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

" Don't forget that next Monday is the
day TOR the election Of members to the Con-
~sntion. 1t is to be hoped thnt every man
may go to the polls and cast his. vote for the
hve men he thinks best qualified and most
Trustworthy. Let US bury the past in oblivion,
forget old Prejudices, and commence lie
anew. -. :
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~ This week we have received the Au.
back. for which the courteous editor of that
paper has our thanks. If the paper was sent
oy vay Washington, Ca, we think that it
would reach US more promptly. The Tlaus
Crypt is sn excellent daily paper. edited with
talent and ability by Mr.: Jas. N. Ellis. Mr..
Ellis was formerly resident of this Village,
an and ID well known to many Of our citizens
The Transcript is q live paper, and full of the
latest and most entertaining matter.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

MI. Editor: As my name appears in ysur
paper of the State Convention, with dua.
Difference to my friends for the honor implied
and duly aPpreciating their Kindness would
most respectfully decline the nomination. be-
lieving that there are others Of more expe.
rience and better qualified to discharge the
responsible duties than myself.
SAMUEL DONNALD.
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Election Notice.

TN accordance with the Proclamation of. tho
Il Provisional Governor of South Caroline.
the Managers of Election throughout Able
vile District will open the Polls at tho res
pectiVe Precincts on
Monday, the Fourth of Sept,
Next, at the usual hours from "a. NJ, to 4 p.
~, and receive votes for Ave members to the
State Convention; count the votes at the close
Of the election; meet at Abbeville Court House
on Wednesday, the 6tb, and declare the cleo
ton. J. A. MoCORD,
Chairman Board of Managers.
Abbeville G. H..s.C.. I ~
25th August. 1865.
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20 We direct She attention of Ministers.
and Sabbath sel,9p! TeAsllersto 10 the Ie,tsrsoY
tho Rev. Boiler, geuernl a gent for The!
american Bible Society for South Carolina and:
Georgia, ~, 80. go. - =
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tB We wopld direct the: attention of 10.
rents and Guardians to tho fact that Nrs.
porchsr And daughters win open first ciars
femais School at the Academys on next Mon.
day. See advertisement, =
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Mr. Editor :-Please state that though graf.
flied at the honor proposed in my nomination
l must yet respectfully decline.
D. N. ROGERS
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Ihc Abbebii!e BQIiefiq.
BY HUGH WILSON.

TERMS The Bulletin will he furnished
weekly to subscribers for Two Dollars year.
in advance. Provisions will be taken al the
market price.
Single copies. ten cents.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

GBe Wssare reaues,sd 70; itsta ! that Cant.
VIM: Smith, thougii net 8 ) sesndidate. yst
should i'e 60 ssslselsd by sts good people Of
ton % hs msy - 5s1ss:s''f Z = : ~:
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TIs syaI = ~. ;,isss:,
IS ss ssss. b s'': \ ssss g
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t~ Wsssfs tsqassfsd.syo stsfss that Mr.
Samuel Jprdsg hse 4sheS and Sdbsasibed 40,
the Oath qpalif him 90 bold se1y pfi3sa 10.
wheh the Peopis may eject Stu 81 = ~
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Headquarters U. s. Forces,
ABBEvILLE, 8. O., Aug. 2s.h, 1856. .
CIRCULAR.

I. In accordance With Instructions from
Head Quarters, I'd Sub DISCREET of Western
South Carolina, all male persons between tho
ages Of i6 and A6 in the Diutrict win perform
road duty every Friday Of each week..
: II. The Commissioners Of different Beass
vii. be held responsible for the execution Of
the above Circular - : -
BY order Of
JOHN METCALF.
l. Capt seth N. Y. Wv,
Commanding Sub. District Abbsyiils.
OFFICIAL: GEORGE r. BLACK,
:. 1t. 68th N. Y. v. ",
and Assistant Provost Marstsl
Aug. 81, 1861. g. tf =, = = =, :.
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= ~ Atafstion S ia q; % ahss sfaf,
9rasr diCscting. ifast aIf fms,s psfYons s64txss
ths ages sof: eighteen A9a Sfotsy.i ~ psrfoffa:
road dnty sSssyF 81
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-30

SLREP-lTs IMPORTANCE. There hs nc
fact more clearly established in the ply fslol-
ogy OF man than this, that the brain ex-
ponds its energies and itself during the b OURS
of wakefulness, and that these are recu, per
ated during sleep; if the recuperation does
not equal the expenditure, the brain with
ers this leads to insanity.
Thus it is that, in early English history,
persons who were condemned to death by
being prevented from sleeping, always died
ravening maniacs; thus it is, also, that those
who are starved to death first become insane;
the brain is not nourished, and they cannot
sleep Crazy persons are poor sleepers, while
good sleepers seldom become crazy. The
practical differences are these
1st. Those who think most, who do most
brain work, require most sleep.
I'd. That time saved from necessary sleep
is infallibly destructive to mind, body, and
estate.
Sd. Give yourself your children, your
servants-give all who are under you-the
fullest amount of sleep they will take, by
compelling them to go to bed at some regu
lar early hour, and to rise in the morning
at some stated hour, and within fortnight,
nature, with almost the regularity of the RI
sing sun, will unoose the bonds of sleep the
moment enough repose has been secured for
the wants of the system. @
This is the only safe sufficient rule; and
as to the question how much sleep any one
requires each must be rule for himself;
great nature will never fail to write it out
to the observer under the regulations just
given ~
Anaer Ph7en. Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-30
Cole, 4, H. F. schoff, 2. H. futile Q.

Cole, 4, Fl. F. Schof, 2, H. Tuttle2.
The Convention then proceeded to a for
NAL ballot, resulting as follows:
j. ]. Petit -, A. Van Wyck 9, H. Tut
tie 2, II. f. Schoff l, A. G. Cole l.
There being no choice another ballot was
taken, as follow:
J. j. Petit 1o,A. Van Wyck 10, H. Tut
tie 4, A. 6. Cole l. No choice.
Sd Ballot.iH. Tuttle II, A. Van Wyck g.,
J, ]. Petit 5. No choice
4th ballot. A. Van Wyck II, j. J. Petit
10, H. Tuttle 5. No choice.
9th ballot. J. J. Petit 9, A. Van Wyck
II, H. Tuttle 9, H. f. Schoff1. No choice.
Mr.. Van ArsdaIe stated that he felt au
thorized tie withdraw the name of A. Var
Wyck, inasmuch as that gentleman was un
willing to cause division in the Union par
ty, and also stated that he had been tolc
there were delegates present who had sale
they would labor to defeat Mr.. Van Wycl
if he was nominated.
Col. Ihorp protested against the with
drawal under such circumstances, and HOPED
| that the names would be given of thos
who had resolved to defeat the regular nom
inee of the convention, if he should happier
not to be their choice
The convention then proceeded to the 6tl
ballot, which resulted as follows:
A. Van Wyck 8, A. G. Cole 7, ]. ]. Pet
tit Z, II. futile 3, H. L. Schoff /. N
choice.
Eth ballot. A. Van Wyck IA, A, g. Col
6, J. ]. Petit 4, H. Tuttle 8, II. S. Thorp l
Mr.. Van Wyck, having received a major
ity of all the votes cast, was declared duly
elected. Mr.. H. Newbury moved that tn
nomination be declared unanimous which
was carried. p
The convention then adjourned. sine de-
FL. S. THORP.
II. B. HINsDALE, Sec'y. Chairman.
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Gen. Grants Plans.

The Washington correspondent of the N
Z. World, March %, writes as follows n,
Gen. Grants plans.
The grand plans of the Lieutenant General
commanding the army are now clearly devel.
oped He has exhibited most heroic and an.
during patience, while each detail was baino
executed by his able lieu tenants not the least
of whom is Sherman and now is ahout to roam
me reward OF his well-panned combin ations.-
He has out maneuvered Lee in this tha e.
strategic combination. and compelIed him n
co mint the fatal error Of defending his canital
whle ITS military supports we're falling one nv
one around him He has hemned his adversa ~
up IN the .state OF Virginia, and will compel
MIN there TO light or surrender. He has caused
Sherman to sweep from Atlanta TO Savsnnab
aud thence through South Carolina into the
heart of the Old North State in sncb noonnar
as to penetrate the very vitas of the rabeI lion
Ff0Vident TO degree he has provided Sherman.
WIN oase by the timely capture ofWIiminOs
ton, and enabled him to form iunction ,g;tb
the victorious army of Schofeld, under cirenm.
stances which were in the highest depree an.
couragIng to the gallant men composin9 his ar.
my. he at a timely moment, dispatched Sber
supply, and so thoroughly was the work done
mat Richmond was thrown into a manic and
iedrs OF IT'S safety were seriously entertained
he brought Sheridan back to the north hank nj
1ile . ahes .or the purpose of consultations and
now mas sent him upon another raid To meet
fitzpatrick, who is already far in adv.nce ri
oherman's line of skirmishers. Thus he has
swept Lee and Johnston into position. where
either or :r bothcan be attacked with very great
prooanlil.y OF success. He has placed his left
wing I'D such position as to be in a very short
time within communication with the extreme
rlght wing OF Sherman's army. He has literally
barred all the avenues of egress by which the
Zoe may escape to the south or west. and now
aWdI.s hin with open arms. The crisis cannot
be long delayed, and ere this reaches Won the
crash OF the decisive battle may be res5nnding
on the plains of southeastern Virginia. Thus
by a dramatic fitness, the fnal,battle off the war
will De fought upon the'' sacred sol"of the state
when oTa ram the blood of the patriot heroes OF
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What this CITY Needs.

For the Telegraph.
1t needs an active, vigiIant, and pains
taking man for Mayor-one possessing dig
nifty combined with firm ness, yet approach
able by ALL
1t needs a judicious selection of council
men-men not swayed by prejudice OF
partisauship not frightened at little expen-
diture, yet jealous of extravaganza and
misappropriat ion; who are careful of the
rights ofindivi duals, and willing to protect
and defend them against the encroachments
of other corporations-who can comprehend
the situation and are ready to take advan-
tage of the tide of prosperity now setting in
our favor-to whom all things are possible,
and who have faith in the future of Keno
sha.
1t needs correct and prompt business
man, in addition to other conceded quaiifi-
cations for Treasurer.
1t particularly needs this year, man of
good judgment for Assessor, both to revise
the description, sand reduce the valuation of
Property now assessed in many instances at
double its value, while country farms and
property are assessed at little more than
half their value; and with the requisite in
telligence, frmnes and determination to
secure reform in the last Particular named,
with the County Board of Equalization.
1t needs School Commissioners determin-
ed to sustain the Schools of the city, and to
maintain their well merited and established
reputation; who can be free from the charge
Of favoritism, in the selection of Superinten-
dent and teachers; with single eye to the
advancement of the interests of education,
and who will render the existing form of
management as tolerable as possible, to
those who dissent therefrom.
The interests of the community demand
that these to whom the administration of
justice is conided should be selected be-
cause they possess the characteristics of up
rightness, intelligence and honesty, and not
because wanting these requisites they would
nevertheless have to be provided for
A City Marshal is needed to do something
more than collect licenses, attend tie meet
ings Of the council, and draw his salary
One is wanted who will pledge himself that
he will not overlook, or wink at the whole
sale destruction Of property now going on
in buildings left for the moment unoceu
pied-who will arrest the offenders, and
bring them to justice. For such consum
nation all property holders devoutIy pray,
and the city could well afford to pay a lib
eral salary to an officer W 18th the necessary
pluck and discretion, who should succeed in
stopping the wanton waste
Lastly, these men and all others in the
city when elected, should make it their
business to seek out the means to relieve the
city from the embarrassment of an outstand-
ing unliquidated debt by an equitable ad
justment; so that the city may recover from
its prostration, and once more become a
mart of business and traffic; with renewed
and an unsullIed reputation.