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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

W. X, Patterson.
T = meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Baak
hMareh ith, 1865, the above gentlsrhAn Wereduiy
elected auits Directors for the present yeAT,
ItAnOrdI ia pleasure In stating that this Bank has
beeni In Inceosfful operation aiaev June, lsB4, and VS.
trust the above Directors will Be ~sgiaeicnt guarantees
VI ita future manAEanisnt and be- aRtltlod 70 the con.
hdcnee Of The pnblle, and = gt DpoHbrg for no
pSepk, f.
We are Authoriid BY is Treasurer Of The United
States TO act As bis Agent In receiving subac FletioRs 70
the Govsdnment loans. We shall keep on hand the
different gold bearing bouds and ahall DO prepared TO bay
AID ell At tho uarku. price. also, pay caah for Govern
ment AoucheFs keep on eArd q supply " Revenue
Stamps, issue Certificates Of Deposit, buy and sell Ex.
We hops by careful attention 20 business TO merit
your patronage, which 10 most rssPsstfuiu solisited.
P, DICKINSON, Pacsiient, q
W. X. PATTERSON, Cashier.
x. 81. M'oLUNG, Anas, Cashier.
Rno1yills, March n, 1865. Gasy 26.em
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29
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rpo issued from ths obauceryC Court At Joae I.
borO,' Tepn. 10 NO directed, tested the SEQ
oud monday Of, Now, ,ls65, upon a aadg--
ment and costa one for she san Of I'VE hea.
dred AID thlrtyyIiE dollars and nlntg-afe
csuts, Ooeotbsr forty.Ssvsn dollars debts,
ana costs ~prosouaeed BY the said Ceaneery
Court audiu favor Of Gideon aud oshefT,
and against A. z. Jackson administrator, OF
N. 7. Jsckson deed. I viii sell a. tie Cours
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-29

YaY vrKruE Of = vris Of ylaai. Enpenaa is.ssd
-. A ~, dlre.tsA, tssied ths foarth Monday OF
os1 iiss. WON Two judgn-ats and costs, fr the sun
sf ons HsnarsA asd Nihsty.si1 Dohass az tseniy
rn@ri siil H fsSer Of T. =. waltsrt. EFr of5shn
Wsl,s,s ~. fey The go o. O. W. Nslsen, aeAinst
Phliip hsTIaen. \ VIII s,Tl - n, Cart hoass reess z
~ Al is.v.r fssb. ~ caah 10 hard, ~ the right,
eltts. cain rnd i~nlsself. that me said thiip nanaea
has N 1af y : tract y land sit!ai.a " Na.n,ncsos
NC u1essv "a Sthlfv, imposed 10 esutAln Ons
Mvafrsi 49,. wors o. less, until sd dshia md eogii
~ estiSesi. fki1 10 llth day Of ~
t.<71uipShtc ss'hr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
NEw YoRK, Dec. l8-Tha Hera'ds 5

New York, Dec. l3-The Herald s
/ Richmond correspondent says:
Everything is quiet in Gen. Terry
Department. laIGn
gr An order from Quartermaster Meigs
has been received here, ordering the
immediate discharge of all employees
who were in any way connected with the
rebel service. aols sdi - ~
A new legal question, growing out of
the emancipation Of the slaves, has been
raised in South Carolina. 1t is, whether
debts incurred for slaves purchased be-
fore the proclamation took effect, are
now collectable. Many of the people of
the Palmetto State are deeply interested
in this matter, being in arrears on old
purchases from the Virginia slave deal
ers. The subject has been brought to
the attention of the Legislature, which,
it is expected, will make provision for
partially diseharging the creditors.
claims. s-zsz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

a.
! NEW YoRx, Dec. 1S.-After reviewing g
ihe charges presented against Messrs.
BrennaRl Comptroller, and Roole, City
Inspector, Gov. Eenton has Suspended
further action until the assembling, of
the Legislature.
; The 1iTaess Washington special says:
Considerable astonisbment Is mani,
tested here at the receipt Of letter from
Gov Pierpont Of Virginia, addressed to
the President of the Senate and the
Speaker Of the House, enclosing a copy
of an act passed BY tbs General Assem-
bly, of Virginia repeating the assent
heretofore given to the division Of the
State by the formation of the State of
West Virginia. The letter was printed
and laid upon the desks of members to-
day, and attracted much comment adR
s9 The Worlds special from Washing.
ton says: @@
Gen. Logan has finally declined the
mission to Mexico.
Z IL is said that the Emperor Napoleon
a short time since addressed a letter
direct to the Secretary of State, asking
for recognition by the United States Of
naAluiiilAAf ptOOfoEum6ub, as OONerD-
dc fdcto The ground upon which
+ he based his request is, that it has been
maintained for nearly two years, and
was therefore entitled to such recogni
ton. 1t is said that the Secretary OF
State has replied to the note, and that
be emphatically declines to accede to
the request, and gives atlepgth the rea-
son therefor. He denies fhatlik IN a Hnv-
ernnneHtA de .facto; that the whole peo.
pie of the United States are pledged
Eagaiust any such recognition, If there
was any ground for it, which there is
mot; that from the best information OBJ
tanned from that distracted country, the
Liberal party have not yielded obedience
and do not. intend-to, but, on the con.
trary, the cause is in the Ascendant.
Ibis prompt reply, taken with the action
of both HousHs of Congress in regard to
the position of 1.-THE Government, will
probably open the eyes Of the European
Phwnrn .u7 5siff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

LIVERPooL, Nov. 30.-There is no
news of Stephens, the escaped Fenian
Head Center. The Governor Of the
prison from which he escaped has been
suspended. Fenian trials are progress
ing.
Capt Corbet, who commanded the pi.
rate Shenandoah at the time of her
transfer, is being tried at Queenstown
for breach of the Foreign Enlistment
Act.
There is no additional news from
Spain or Chill.
Breadstuffs 6rmer.
SANDY tHooK, Dec l3-The steamer
Iowa, from Liverpool LIST, Queenstown
"a, has passed this point. The steamer
Cuba arrived out on the 1st inst. The
Germania arrived out on the 30th ult
Cotton sales of the week, 90 900 bales.
The market opened dull, but became
frmer and closed firm on Friday at an
advance of lid on American; Orleans
fair, 22A; middling, 81 Stock in port,
$50, 900 bales, including lis, 900 Ameri-
can.
Breadstuffs dull Provisions dull. Pc
troleum upward.
LONDON, Dec. 2-Consols closed at
S7t@S7f- y. s, 5-20s, 6H
NEW YoRk, Dec. I3-The steamer
City of Boston, from Liverpool 29th,
Queenstown Both, arrived this morning.
Stephens, the Fenian, remains at
large.
A Special Commission for the trial OF
Fenians opened at Dublin on the 9th
ult The trial of Luby was progressing
charge treason and felony.
An influential meeting was held in
Manchester, which strongly denounced
the proceedings of the Jamaica affair.
A deputation,, with memorial, was
sent TO Earl Russell, who admitted the
urgent necessity for inquiry and eyinced
an anxious desire for justice.
The Herald says the feeling in tn
city reiativs to American affairs is not
altogether satisfactory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
Cincinnati markerI

CIEoIEgArI, DecembtrI bpm
FLOUR Is held y ith more frmness on the part
Of holders, tut there has been no improFemeht in
the demand. Ele quote superfne at 8 5097 rs,
extra at 75@9 90, family at 8 25(gl0s0J, ami
fancy at 10 5Og11 so TsflE,fsfT Z
WHEAT is hrmer land 80 hizher prime new
red l 90. old 70 = AZ 2 o.. 49, sfFas
CORN is in light supply and 70 good Southern
demand. We quote new at 47g4Sc, shelled at 53c,
and old st 5e960c. .slrsk
OATS are ~ hight supply md prizes have ed-
vaHced TO 40c elevator II
HOGS opened brisk and prices aHyancsd to
10 500iI 90 net, but at the close the fseling was
less fr1a, q d sight CONCESSIONS had To be ma ie
In ord r to effect eales. Receipts 8 COO head
PEOyTSIONc are h Id more firmly. but With
oct imprgYement ia rths dsf1xnd.4 hIess Pork
70 held at 27 90 Grien Meats ase dull az sh,
ll12, and 1879 for Shoulders, Sides, and Hans,
Balk Meats are held at 1211215 and ito for
Shoulders and Clear side.i packed B.b sides afe'
held at 15c. No hing DOING ia Baesn. Lard 10
offered at lsc for priIns city, without buyers.
COTTON hrmer aud pr.ccs advanced 10 4i@45c
for iddli0g .41
~GR OERIES quiet.HH5 llUA =
WHISKY dali and prices declined ~; new
2 25% %pA -Ils1A
aG1LD9Hj. 30 Eoo33 afG q ~ 5 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
Boys, Boots,

made to order from WHOLE STOCK; tbs boes
Boot ever brought to this market, aud sold as low
as split-Ieathsr boots are sold In other places
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
EewI I-orII- itlnrI.sss:


NEW fonAs D4csEnber 10.
COTTON active, excl ted and - higher; 4s95oc
for mi5diing. -A-
FLOUR more active aud 10Gl5s better; 8 309
Is for extra round-bocp Ohio, and s099 90
for trade brands, cioSiug quiet.
WHISRY scarcely SO irm; held ST SSf92 "a.
WHEAT mora a.tiEe- and l0s2e better, " IN q
fairexpOrt demand. A&4 ~ @
Rye unchanged.
BARLEY steady at 90. ersess & g
MALT dali 4AAa
CORN 1c letter; there ~ O fair demand for ex-
port at s4992c f IT unsound and 92s ior ssuad, -
OATS are ashads frEoer st 4s950c sAz8S
PETROLEUM moro actiTe aud hrmeT. ssn.l
PORK opened firmer but closed heavy ; 20 SIG
29 90 for mess, eiosi g at 20 90 cash. FFi z-s.1
BEEF dull; 1I9l4c fo- plain mess and l49l7c
for ex ra mess. HE1a st ao4
BEEF IA hIS quiet. fusrfsF 80 20 1881
BACON nore active; i5c for Cumberland cut,
and 16t9I8cfor long rib. --lfl rai 4si
R@SSED HOGS Erain lair request atl445145%.
LARD rteady at 18iazDct ~ a ts 6 sif1s ~
BUTTER dull; 25g3sc for Ohio and 35@45o for
State.
{ CHEESE dull at 14G519s. s'm
MONEY steady at per cant.
STERLING quiet at lf9144lo919. ,stea.t q.
GOLD Is q shade frsner, opening at 145as; de-
cIining to 144771a, and ci siug At 1453z as
q. 8. STOChs rule firmer.
EXPORTS, the steamer Scotia, for liverpool
tod ", took ont $500 s005n Specie. %
FRElGHTS to Liverpool are a shade easier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
EXPRESS.

D% All articles in our line repaired IN the
neatest manner with dispatch ct the lowest rates.
jy25-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

Albany, Dec. l3 --At election held
here to- day for directors on the N. Y
C. R. R. the following ticket was chosen:
Dean Richmond, Rich. II. Blackford,
Jno. P. Schedel, Alonzo Paige, ]. l..
Emyer, Nathaniel Thayer, Livingston
Speaker, Cornelius l. Tray, Chas H.
Russell, Harry H. Martin, Jas. a. Barter,
Horace F. Clark, A. D. White. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
MARRIEA

b sroRToN-oD Ark .--on lTS1esday evening, at
the residence of JOIN Hssdsons y 50 byafhe5Isev.
O. N. Sims, Mr. ILLIAsr sT0RToN to hlisi MAO
GLE CLARK
We copgrasulate oEr frispd WIN loq The sue-
csssfal term nation Of a long ding toGttship,
and trust thai his married life may pTove as
peaceful ami happy es his brightest dreams have
pictu ell g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
voLUME xVIll ,3QO0D I0NA'H :
Eire a. Pon,iae, NTIchiEaff..sa

DETRoIT, Dec. 13-There Was a de
structive FIRE at PONTIAC, Michigan, this
morning Wild / Co, druggists, los
SIS, 600; incurred, for 5000 J. 5. Sci
eyman, ciolbieF. lost $4,000; not in
sured. ~ ?. Wilson lost $4,000; IN
surea Total loss about $40,000.sa q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
MILLINERY
At and Even Below Coat.
Mrs sCHAEFFER & Mrs. PECK

kRE OFFERING SPLENDID AssORT-
"A meul of CIoAks. Millinery Geods. and Ladi $
Fancy Goods At COST, aud in nany instances
eyen BELOW COST, IS they are dssirous OF eles-
ing ont their stock BY the frat of January.
Bargains may be confidently expected at thsir
store On Third Street, ets cen Main and Syca-
more, just below the gton Eouse
Ladies' are invited to call and exanins their
gooSs and prices. decl3 till jan1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.

At Masonic Hall, corner Of Eirst and Main
stresis, gao 9VND A4a -
- IA fuEDAY, IEcEMBss 17rR. 1855.
Rev. J G. FORM AN, Unitarian lseefethry Of the
Western Sanitary CommissioH) will lect-Ie in
the morning at hail.phst Tn 9'clcsk -sutjset:
The Demand Of tho Pr sent Age for a. Rational
and Practical Re igian Ind at asssa o'clock in
the eveaiDg-subj ct Tha Faith that Works by
Love.
The public arc invited. Seats fres-- No eellec-
tion wiz beltakenu No. = 1853 Nl@i-s dscl4 dtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

a New YoRK, Dec. 13.--A Macon, Geor-
gia, correspondent says that Alexander
ii. Stephens, in declining to be candi.
date for Congress, suggested the selec-
ton Of men not identified with, the Con-
federacy. sfss ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
! / i NE he sEnY Y=lATES1
TELEG r. a p H.


kIN8 New ork specials.
New YoRK, Dec 13.-The Tribune 5
Washington special says: The. total
amount realized from sale of public
buildings and 9dismantled forts in the
department OF Washington was $95, 500.
Quartermaster Department expense
has been reduced from $660,000 to
5000, 900. Th3rT
The, Times Washington special says:
Com mander Hull has been relieved
from the command Of the Philadelphia
navy yard. Commodore Cofridge sue
ceeds him. tA es7rT
The HeraIds Washington special
says: General Grant had an interview
with the President yesterday, and COM
municsted 70 him the result Of his OBJ
servations during his recent trip through
Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, and Georgia. He was everywhere
received respectfully by all The ma.
jority of the negroes in these States are
in comparative idleness, and nearly all
refuse 10 renew contracts until after
Chistmas, believing Q general division is
to take place at that time. The South
-ern men OF influence were ontspoken in
refusing to comply with any demands
the President might consider necessary
for their restoration. General Grant
believes that the people South almost
unanimously desire speedy re-admission
TO their Old position in the Union, and
that their professions of future loyalty
aud good behaVior is honest
1T is proposed to afix the name of
Lincoln, to one of the Westernsterrito-
rless 9yAyg
Butler proposes to write the life of
General Grant from the time or before
heaentered- West Point up to the Lieu.
tenant Gehergleys 43sEsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT We
IN E4il, ~ The Rszt tsrm o the Commissioner
cure Tor gandsrbu burga county, I'D, mske aprEE-
cation for license 70 asli tntoE eating liquors IL
lass quantity than quart. Cur place Of bush
ness Is On lot No M 10 ehs Lower Enlarg sIasns
o. the city Of Evansville, ln.t-
nSlwsf JNo. REITZER aRGs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

BuFY4Lc. Dsc. Is River street bridge
over lbe caBal, broke through this morn.
ing With drove Of cattle on it, drown
fsW Of the cattle; also drowning q
ie-iRg The driver Of coal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
WIHoAA A GgOD PRINTER
Can get permanent employment b.
aapplying to this Office. ~

~ The NASHVILLE Press and Times of the
9th inst. contains an account of a sui
eide, another of an infanticide. third
of murder, and fourth of death from
exposure--.he latter being the case of
an Old Woman who was turned out of
044her house on Thanksgiving day and lers
to perish in the street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

ST. CArHAR1sA, G. w., Dec. 13.-The
Welland canal is still free ofice.5 There
is-no detention to. vessels; the canal
closes Friday next
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

s CIEcINSATI, Dec. l3.-There was a
heavy frost last night. Thermometer 27.
River has risen 2 feet 6 inches with 13
feet s inches water in channel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
FAIR.
Fair for the Poor.

THE FAIR FOR THE POOR TO BE GIVEN
l by the Daukhters of Rebekah Will take place
W, dnesday and Thursday evenings, As tne ma
insure 1uccess AMI there is no doubt but all will
have PIE Asant and an agreeable time. Let All
g1l Tickets y ay be had e. P. L. Gelssier's jew
cry Store, at ]. ElIiotts Grocery stores Anc es
Fishers Office
Lunch on Thursday and Friday mornings-
The famous Crescent City Silver Band VIII VIII Ina. %
nish music for the occasion. decAz at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
Lournak. =

81 i cake 2 as exhibited in ena Of
The bake shops Of Ne8 Yerk, on Thas ks
6iviag daf bskea whole, wai-ssre t7ar
hundred pounds lf
crnsmenlf9
t~-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
MILLINE ERY.
!. MRS. @. KLINGRLHoEFER,
FIR en- c h MiIlin r.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the 9Th day of December, 1865, writ of
attsehment issue by nae, A. W. Chute, a
Justice Of the Pe-oe Of vanderburgh Cou ty,
state Of Indiana, upon the af5day Of Isaac Rie-
sor, and against the good, cha ties rig hts, mo-
neys credits, and effects Of A. Denny; and that
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1865, at
nine O'Clock In thu forenoon, al ny Office in
Pigeon Township, will proceed to hear ADD de-
eide said claim of Iss G Rie5or; whereof said
A. Denny and q a'lothers concerned will take no.
tice, [deel4 vstlagh w. CHoTB, J. P. e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
LOST

I OsT-MUFF.-On Sabbath eve'ing, bstween
Il the reeidence Of W. J. Lowry aud the Third
Street M &. Church, in tbs church, lone Oaa-
sda Mink Mnff. By returning the same to ths
once Of W J. Lowry 81 Co., the finder VII b. lib
orally rewarded. 4n q Ts M decI4 d3r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
The RObberIes az LaTergne.

'' -a,1 The bands of outlaws who so lately
infested Nashville, frightened away from
2TT Ilttis gieipily BY the prompt demonstra-
'- tons against them, seem to have beta,
ken themselves to plunderinga on the
pixies at remote points, where juatiee is
: q r not on thaT rampage.N gF r
= ~ J. Oh Wednesday night last, four men
.S9sf in citizens. clothes committed several
J. ya Fo berries on the MuEfreesbpro pike
10 About ten miles from d,avergne, They
aa girscompelled James johnson to give up
ll. .sa3 sssshis money, some twenty-five dollars
The next victim, a mile further, was D.
farmer who was on his return from
rrst NeshyillesAfter selling shis~ cotton, froms
whom four hundred dollars were taken
r-Nsxt they made for the town itself,
eCwiIeAe they rode up TO the store Of
- -, Messrs, Brunback 4. .Co., dismounted
and maEchedaiD, pistol in hand, enrsing
and threatening to shoot Brunback aud
~ SIS iQusilif, they did mot imntdiately sur
render their money, watches and vatua-.
rsgqe3 blesei.A riflTug the till and securing
3,s y The Wallets of the proprietors, they
aiA aaponketed three or four fine watches,
-s1 fred al Intellectual shot at Mr. QaaiI,
I il5 = mounted their horses and rode off to
- the. store Of Mr. Birdwell, where similar
~ - oufrages were perpeiraied! a Here they
struck young Birdw and another
small BOY over the head with their pis-
Il Ttols, using opprobrious exp1 1sssions, and
Z otherwise acting in most shameless.
i nlel smanner Having thus remained at La
y 80 vergne about an hour. they made 81 up.
"a -seis The pike towards Murfreesboro essi5l
sg This il, likely enough, the beginning
. Of these outrages 80 W 9 shall hear more
= Of these, highwaymen,' and continually,
~ more Of their doings,a until the people
= ,al shall be thoroughly aronsed, and, COM
" a'' binfng for mutual protection, shall as
.,ua n cert be supremacy of law and order,
"a "Ss breaking ~ the gangs by arrests, rand
driving the remainder 10 more distant
spots TIE sooner The infested districts
organize sufficient citizen patrol, the
sooner will they be- rid of the seoun-
drele.--Nashvi7e Press aud Times. IN
CE q -4----- - - -s---4 -s-----4--- EssI2 ZEE, asl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
Gum Boots and Shoes

!
for Ladies', and excellent Gum Boots for HUNT.
= ERs and all p rsons who are exposed to WATER,
SNOW, or MUD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-05
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
.e3rpnL Pennsylvania li9l7ai IA
THE PROPERTIEsOF THIS oompA

THE PROPERTIESOF THIS COMPA-
ny consist Of 423 acres of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States, selected.,w care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locali.
ties. A large part Of ii Is situated on Dunkard
creek. Green county, Pennsylvania, where, in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
Of the Oil found. is superior to Oil creek, it com
manding higher pricoin the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia, are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzelt counties. and are considered
among the best in the State. 81. H hgi,f'
In Ohio. the Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable
Oil Of superior character as lubricator being
found at depth " $50 feet, on adjacent lands, and
within few feet cf the Coupanv's property.
The Company are already sinking one we'll, and
have arranged to commence two more as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground.-
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only \
short distance from the property Of this Company
EITHER ONE of which would in one year, nearly re-
ythe entire capitaI Of the Company. n' '...IIs
The officers Of this Company, in placing its stoch
before the public, are confident that the induce
rnents offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance of speedy and large re-
turn TO the stockholder is almost certain.
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion TO the Sec etary and Treasurer. ''
81 A limited amount Of the Stock is now offered
Tor 'ale' App'yt0 LII r. f. CHAMPION
apr21-d6m Secretary aud Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Times. L 'Il.
CAIRO ILL., Aug. 81


One of the mostFeStensiye gatherings of
people that ever occurred in Southern Hi
pois, took place to-day at ,Jonesboro, for
the purpose of giving aNdihner and well
c6mfng home the returning Slsoldiers from
that county, Between n600 and 10000
people were presents and the true Union
men and true friends of soldiers, the DEM
6crats of Union county, put to- eternal
shame the lip service and protested diriendI
ship of ',loyald dOAbolitipnists wb0o when
they 7aseertained, the returning veterans
were all opposed to negro equality, or in
other words Democrats, refused to assist
either by contributing money or rlepdmg
their persons ato the receptionaTThe sol-
diers ,,sigpified, they did not want John
Dougherty or any other Abolitionist to ad-
dress them, hence the loyal staid oway from
the reception OF theveterans to-day. Their
absence did not dampeni the Joys of the
brave boys, of the thousands of their
friends who welcomed them home, with an
earnest and heart-telt pleasure. efed 2sii
1.-The veterans were addressed by G! w,
Wall, of oDaquoin, andyQel 6. Morgan, OF
Cairo, and everything passed off most
pleasantly. EGYPTIAN Abolitionists are
tolerablys down atsthe mouth at the discoy-
ry that the returning soldiers are opposed
to negro equality, and predict the time is
near at hand when they will belle and hate
veteran soldiers as extravagantly as they
heretofore have every man who rhas,dare
toloye his country and revere tie Consti-
" " sipNiilIihgH'' -e ton u1e s7odt al s-.snoi,