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The Abbeville Press. -AJbbeville, S. C. Av7Arr?:h;:iaTou. CB* The 'Props wi iWbc Corn talicil weekly to J uD*?rib<>i-3 for Three Dollars ft yctir. in ?ur ircut funds.# l'uyiiioiit to bo iiiu?!o ui* iidvnnce Friday, December 1, 186S. We authorized to announce Mr. ltOItT. If. "WARDLAW, a cundidnlc far tlie oflico of lOrdiiury ot Abl^-ville District, ut the ensuing -??? ?- i? I.-.I.I ?... II.? >.! M i.... I _ .91CCUUIJ, IV/ VV ? * -?vuviiij III Otlllt onry next. ^ Eurrov.s Pntss.?l'looie announce MILTON T. HUTCHISOX ?a a candidate for Klierill' at <be next election. Many Fuik\m. Sales.?By ivfertiico lo our advcili&ini' columns it will b?; eocu lliat fjniio .1 nu 111 ber of Sales are advertised. Among (Hilars wo w.ould mention.: 5 ill December?All tlio |>ro|?fcrly usually una Farm, by W. Joel Smith.' Mb Decembet?Kstnlo Sale of II. W. TValltr, dee'd, by Mis. J. E. Waller. 7th December?Mucli valuable properly at his plantation, by M. WinsUnJ?. t 7th December?Estate of Jt. M. Davis. ; ' i dee'd, at bis late i evidence, near Lowndes- j vilie, by J. IL lleid and Win. II. Davi?, ! Executory * i2tli December?-Refugees'' Salo, by Lnngdon liowi<\ 13th December?Kvciylhirg necessary for tlto operation of a Farm, l?v James Kair. 14tl? December?lvlato of William You'rig, dec'J, by Mrs. Sa ah Young. 20th December?Mules, Stock, Pro-duce^-ttc., ifco., by Capt. AVm. Smith. Smali. Pox: ?Exaggerated statements liavingbeen circulated about the number of j ^ases 01 ums uu>eaec in me \ lilago, we aie ! requested to state that upon careful examination, by Physicians appointed l?y Uiu Town Council yesteiday, it ij asceilaiued that there are no caseB iu the Towy., except those which .originated in Mr. Sondly's yard, which arc under medical trcalmcui .and isolated. "WTiile it is possible other cases may occur, we think thcro is no reason for apprehension by our friends in I lie country. Should olbor cases occur we* will make it known. The Ixsuiuiection.? Aa we blatcd last ? week the insurrection in Jamaica has becu euppressed, and many of those engaged in this wicked affair have had.in*iir*o tnr.u.il 1 out-to tbesi "in a prompt manner. Over one thousand of those engaged in tho revolt have been executed, and it is presumed that a greater number will yet be put to death, for their participation in this horrid affair. F<5r the cold blooded murder and tortureBof unoffending prisons this insurrection Burpasaeennytbin^ 011 record. No Smoking jx QuArlestox.?By a recent ordinance of tho City Council of Charleston, all persons aro prohibited from smoking solars or pipes in the streets of tliat .cat/. It is supposed lliat iho great increase in the number of. smokers caused (tbi? former luxury to asuuio tlio sbnpe of a i^mance ; so the "city fathers1' deemed it beat to abate the nuisance By -forbidding it altogether. The -South Cauounian.?Within tho past week we have been pleased to .meet, in our sanctum, Mr. Wm. II. Wilson, superintendent of the South Carolinian, puLJished at Charleston. Mr. Wilson will remain in our town and vicinity for several | .d&ys and wiU receipt fur subscriptions.and advertisements for the popular paper whivh Jie rep'resenla. u ? * tar We have been requested to call atienlion to the fact that there will ?be a meeting .of the citizens of the Lower Salu* da Battalion at Chalk Lovel on* next Thursday, the 7lh December, for the purpose of organizing a Company for Jlonin (Police, undor Gov. Perry's' proclamation. Let all attend as tho object of meeting is vVfry Important. i Inauoubation of Gov. Onu.?Tho CoI lurab'ra Phaiiix of tlio 29th inst., snys :? The inauguration of lion. Jaines L. .Orr, Governor elcct, will take placc, this day, at hftlfpaat 1 o'cjoclr, in the old College Ohap. .?!, which is used at present as tho hall of the JZouse^of "Representatives. Jt^T We learn that a National B?nW .has.been established in Charleston, S. C. of which Mr. Andrew Simonds, lately of -this place, has been elected President.? Worsens desiring to take Stock in the same *?n<de so as there are a few shar&s yet untaken. . ' S^BANOBi^It ie elrange that wo do not receive the malls more regularly. For ?lhe 1-.? fwA nr thrflft WA^lru tfn Vmvn no wail by the care on Tuesday* Whero tho fault ie, we don't kuow, and. oonso/* ' * .quently don't pretend to say. ' JKgr Next Monday, is Sale J)ar4 M^cli property is to be sold at Abbeville on that "* .day. AH persons wtjo wish to make purcKm*s of ftny kind would do well to be ptt*. . -J V Bgr Tho President of the 'Abbovillo Dntriet Bible Society requests *a meeting of the director* at-lftU place 011 Sate Dny pext, tbe 4th jnst.'> *V. v *t *# . 4? Written for the l'vttt. LOUIS NAPOLEON. Mr. Editor: The yjorld lias made grea ,progress during the Intt four or fivo yoars but thd blockade And the clash of arm: liavo thrown us oil' the track and 'left us not only "oilV in iho cold," but in tin dark. Wo must lTow make a vigorou i-flort to ovcrlaUb IhU progressive ngc Many leading men liavc died, many, book lifiVP Kn/.ti n?il?l!ol.?.l 1 ? ' ? . v ^vv., i'uuiicucu, aim ui.juy cuaii^i; bax'o.bcen inad<j|iii Cliuicb ami State, o which luojl of ys know but little. 1 liato been muling a book entitled "Lout? ^Vtipolton, the JJexlhml JfoiuUxJ of the World, by Hev. M. 15;?xtcr, ai Kpisoopal Missionary at Oiioiidag/j, .Catvidi W est." -Tho bo??k lias a long title page, with tin picture of the Beast of llovelation, spot led like a Leopard, wjftli se\'en beads am ten horns, six of llio .beads resemble tin bead of a boast, tho seventh id perchct uuovo mo outers ami is inltMul??il to rrpre senl Lours Napoleon. If the j>iohcmit Km peror of Ktaticc is- to provo liimself tin Anli-Chxist of Sciiptureaccording lo Mi 13 i.\!or, ami persecute and slay the pcopl of God in all lands it i.-> \voil .for all lo knov it, and prepare for tho wctf'?t.. Having in religious newspaper through which to re view this h iok, with your jk:imission I wil ?i*tvo a vary biief outliuu of its content that your readcts may know what is coming on the world dutitisc tho next sevei \l_ 1? ... ? * ' _>v?is. mr. anu a munuer ol olUc writer.- from whom lie (piote.-1, believe ilia Louis Napolt-on i>; the J'etsoual Anli Chris foresjiown in prophecy?thai he is to con firm a sown years covenant with the Jow.l?y this Covenant or Treaty, he will nssis the .Jews in returning to their own land will protect thein in restoring the anclcn form of warship. In tho middlo of th seveu years lie will have a rupture will I ho Jews?will demand that Jiis own . iin age shall he'feekup in the 'J*etnplo and wor shipped by the whole world. This wil be "(lie abomination that maketh desolate."?s'.i: 11; Math, xxivf 15. Many o the Jews will resist this attempt to woishi] this imago. A .di'cadful persecution wil follow which will last during the last thrc< and -? ? half years of tho scvcu years.? Shortly afteY the eii?) of this seven year* the Saviour will come in the . clouds o Heaven; and the gie.it battle of Arma geddon will be fought, in which Napoleoi and all 1;U army will be overthrown.? Tho 15enst (Napoleon) and jho Falsi Prophet (ihe Pope) will bo east ulivc int< "the Lakfi that burns with fife" and biim stone," which lake will be mado by th? ,.e 1 i> __ .i.~ ??: aiii&ui^ ui uiu ivviiii-, ui inc luimury au jacent. If you think proper, Mr. Editor, to pub lish tbis communication, the argument antl Scripturo proofs by which Mr. lJaxle supports his opinions in?y be given at an i other time. Meanwhile if Nopo'.eoji con firms the Covenant with the JeWte'nox year or. at any time, it will bo a stronproof that our author is rigliti?and tin "vviio" will begin to uuderstaud Daniel au* ltevelalion. Enough for the present. II. I T>,.? \v?c? q n A'UV ? wo<| kJi W? Cuiuous Effects of Eimdkmics.?Tin visit of tho cholera to Europe seems to l>< as fata! (o birda and boasts as to roan Wo hear of"\vild birds as well U3 domestii beasts dying in large numbers. la Kng land, Slleep,;'cows and horses arc visitdfi a with a plftgue. In ilelgium the poultry i; attached the same way. In Paris tin ; dread of the cattle disease is such, according lo a correspondent of the Londoi Times, thai all dogs running at largo ar? io Lie 'kiliod, lest-tliey become ngent6 fo the transmission of tbo contagion. 1 common impression is that theso variou forms of disease among the lower aoimah also the abundance cf insects, aro n pre cursor of the cholera, and originate jn ; vitiated atmosphere. The Tce?nt shock of earthquake* denote that the -mngoeti and electric currents which courso througl naluro aro producing- great iutornal disturbnoeos of the globe, and the fact* mo, be .related to each other as caustfaud effeel A New Sp^culati**.?Sinco Ihe wa closed, and the lines of travel North am South have been re established, a class c speculators has sprung up in this viciuit; that war alono could - havo* generated.? They flood th? eoilteWy -^ilh circulars hea ded, "The Fallen Brave," aThe Uonorcx l)ead,'' and so on, announcing; that, la consideration, thuy will exhume, box uj and for ward, the reroai.ua of any officer c soldier to his friends or relatives. Of cours the body is always . fp'und,. no matter i what battle the .bravo man fell, or 4k>< vaguo ido pariiouiars furnished* Tbespec .ulator gels a handsome feo, the expres company a round freight, nnd tho sorrow ing friends tho identical remains of theloi ed; lost one?so they beliove. Peterabur i3 at,present tho headquarters of this ne1 aud tlniving trade.?Ittchmond Timet. Socd wbciU is selling at two dollars p< iKnaliol in A ? 1 ... joiiuiii-, j\. \oiy lurgo amoui of wheat has been planted in tbat Stal during tha present aututba. A Jarg6 yiel is anticipated next harvest. I,. I I II ,1 JJ1U Mill !)! ^.lor Towi* Council. ISTENDENT?D. K. JONES. . * Wapdens?JOUN II- WILSON. ENOC& NELSON.' v Ji ftOBT. JONES. . J A3. COBB. i . ' % - 4 "T IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. . We publish the following.circular, as it con ? tnu'%'yiforitintiou of oonsidcrablo interest at the present time: * ? Ueaimj'RB ALT. Abs'T Com. Bunc.vu 3 llKt l'UKKI, PrKKDUKX AND AdAXDONKD?Ij/NI)S. ? District Wester* South Carolina. ? Columbia, S. C., November 22; 18C3. J > u Circular. _ In order fo avoid the evni tliat must neecs s snrily follow n failure on tlie part of employ> era mid freedmeii to enter into contracts lor 1 lie ensuing year, i*. has been determine J to rojuire 8 that contracts- be made immediately. Tlie lies coiiipanyitiu foiui bifs beau tidupu.il aiiJ will ? /. bo observed. ' ... It i* liopsd lli it I tli e stipulation in this form ^ providing for the.continuance of th&ao con- 4, I facta after t lie restoration of eivH authority, 1/ ' under such rules and regulations as may be '/ adopted. by the Legislature of thin Stale will j prove satisfactory to all parties It in recuniin ended that, as far ns practicable, in order not vj i to. break up their homes forilie present, freed- v' tilt-it to l?e employed by oj>d make contracts with tlicfc- former masters, and that cure be J taken to provide fur tho iiiaiutcuanco of ihi: helpless and infirui. Ib ib end will be luoat easily secured by paying tho frecdiwen for their 1 hU...i- J.? ?I -i.-i -I- ' ... I-'WU mm nin.-n.rr mill III'.UICBI , attendance, und such additional wagett in limn-, ey'fts may lie agreed upon* Commanding vtli- H 1 cor ui each court house in the Sub-District to act sis agent-for the 1-Yeedmen's Bureau, nnil to take cliargc of the making of contract*. This ofliocr, n.-sooia'?eil with two citizens of the M-il- O j 4ary District, (magistrates, if tlnry can be ohtniiicd,) will constitute a boanl under*the i>ri>" ' visions of Circular No. 5, from lieiid<|Unrler<} 3 of tin: 1 Jurcau. Ju cases where the employer and fivcdmcu cannot agree upon the terms of E " the Contract, this board, after a careful exam- a j in.it.io1i of all the facts, will lix the term#.? The two eiii/.on s,.(members of the board) shall A " be paid three doliars per da}1 (or i.hg time ae- ** 1 l ually engaged in the discharge of their duly? the neenimt. ! > t>? - n:? -- ... vv i ?.?ivu iu 17 mtj I'iiicci ans I socialed with them and nppuV.-d by tlic Sub I District Commanding. To defray ilie necessary expenses of these 1 iiroecdiiiji?, u fee of fifty eenls >liall be ehargr cd and collected for each frcedmcn so employ. c<l; in c.ifi<s ivliefo ten or a less number are employed, it more llian leu, twenty five cents, g> t will bo collected fur each additional frcednwan, ft so employed. These lees will bo collected by ^ the otlioor in charge, and accounted for to the * . Sub-Assistant Coi(iiu issioticr. I\<? disburse- * ^ incuts by him wull be ullowed, except th? per I*, diem of the associate moirihcrfi of the board. , u|ii>n approved aceouuts. A weekly report ?9 ^ will bo made f>y liim to the Sub-Assistant-Cbnt- - missiojicr, which will be accompanied by a 0 correct copy of all contracts entered into. K , Sub'-AssisyiutComini."M<iiiertj will report week- 'I ly to lhc?r lit?ndrjuurters llie number of contracts ^ - made, the number of freed men contracted with, . and every oilier matler of importance or intetCot connected wi'.h this business. ' They will also, to the full extent of their pow- Jl er, enforce tho fuithful peifunuunco of the coudi- Tl . lions of these contracts. Tho interests of freed'' men will be carefully guarded, and their rights ^ in every ivttycct protected, but. nt tli? ?nm? ? ? . they ruugt be compelled to fulfill their agreement, ' and, if idle or vicious, must ye punished. E No ett'ort should bespaicd to correct tlicortoneons iiiiiircmiou that prcvai.li) iiinoni; fieedmcn | in regard to a division of land ; thai it id not tio', cessury for "lit cui to in nit c contracts, or iliey will r be permitted to leave their present homos, and go in great number* to any other part of the country. UAI.I'H ELY, j lire vet IJrijfr t^n'l, Acting Ass'nt Com'r. Columbia, S. C.. Nov. 22. 18G-5. 1* t Tu Jirtvel 11 r'xjadier- (Jcntrnl Rttfph Ely, Acl'y. Aes't. Com'r. B. It., K mid A- J->. 3 Si it: 15y authorly of the Assistant Cumin i*_ sioner, you areherebv dircelnl ti. of tlio affairt of the llureau of. Refugee*. Freed- ( e men ami Abandoned Liuid.<, for tliu Di?iiict of I t Western South Cnroiimt, with Headquarters ut | 11 Columbia, South CuioUnn. Subordinate Assistant-Commissioners within] this District will be Hubject to such general rouulrttions as you may j>ut>lie)i in nccoidnnce with s orders from the Assistant Comiui.-<*ioMt-i' forSuuth r Carolina and Georgia. 1 am, Geueial, very respectfully, your obedient-servant, C. II. IlOWAltD. Brevet Big. Geu., Iutip'r. (Jen., ^ And Chief of Stuff. ' y s Adbevu.i.k, Pf-c. 1, 1865. a COTTON?We quote middling to goud mid] dling 22 to 25t*. ColtK?liflL littlo coming in, $1.26 per bushel. * * RACOX?Pull at 20 to 25c per lb. WI1EAT?fcu.00 to $:1.60 per bushel. Large Auction Sale on Saturday I TO-MORROW. i Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture, &c, ' BY ! KERR, MOORE & CO., * SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, TOSITIVEIA', e NIGHT SALE VILL COMMENCE > AT 7 O'CLOCK, PRECISELY. ? Will Bo Sold On . [ MONDAY 'NEXT, 3 a Saddle and Ilnrnesa Horses, m 1 Buggy and Unrobes, y , >1 Bel l'arlor Furniture. vi At Private Sale. Ik I Si* Haftk Cftirriatra * g I . *2 Roekaways, ' 14 Set Single and Double lionises, V U Boots and Slioep. *AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES CONSTANTLY COMING IN. ~ Look Out for the. Big Sale on Monday u y Next. ^ Dec. 1. 1S65. ' r KERR, MOORE & CO.,' J AUCTION & COMMISSION ^ MERC HANTS,; j j Dealers in Coin, and Purchasers * it of all Kinds of Country ProJ. duce at Highest Market J o Price. o ?h Am urn smm, rr * Qrffctft BUSHELS WHITE AND RED ? 5- t>W WHEAT, * ta 1 beautiful set of Parlor Furniture, . r. 1 Sideboard, ?. 4 MU Drawers, , 1 round Centre Table, . - 1 t> i large UininR Table,. , cl yv 6 Caue-seat Chatw, l?i 1 lint Rock, jij 6 Ml? Donble Harness, 1 Sflter Tea Set, ' 5r 2 heavy-cut Glosn DecanUra, ? . it: 2 Preserve Dishes, ^ 1 Oliver Oaator, . li l"fc5 bwheU Cotton Seed, a, .< u A email lot Of Groceries, . .> Fine Chewing Tobaoco, . 9 I itX*?A a Rockaway. 5&, i: V r 1 fiiv? Harneas and Saddle Horte, j VBu<gy and HanuM. . it $ ' i < Wg ArntionJ en S*tafey! ?<t :b Not# S3 5. ? * I " ?3 IMPORTANT SALE. WILL SELL ON THURSDAY, ITH DECEMBBR NEXT, . mv renMence, near Ceilnr' Spring*, Abbeli.? i * *I /I. . 4'iomaw, vnu loiiowih^ vmimutc |?ro|iei*iyf MULES, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, >IXIE COTTON SEED Of- tl^c bos I; -3Cinil, UUCKS M 1) FODDER, 3-0 40 ATTENING HOGS, XuniboT of Sows andi'igs. TI'NYie ruciT SAMUEL JORDAN. I>*c. 1, lSGJs 33, 2t r WII.Tj <i(T<t for snlo on tho premises on I TUKIJAY, llio rni IUV mn hnnBifnnn Ill Will U!! Ul'JtrjlHDlJii K ex t, Stock nnd Provisions, CotiMsling of I0RSES, CATTEE AND STOCK HOGS, Among tlic Cutte there nvo soino' CHOICE MILCH COWS. CORN, ~XXTI x 1 t'l -I ? uuu^jj v* uuui uiiu ianucKS, Wagon, Plantation, and . Blacksmith Tools.. Also, a variety of llo^iseoltl and Kitchen Furniture. Terms Cash in Currency, MRS. J, E, WALLER. Nov. '2-.it!. ISO.'., S3, 11 Clear SpringACADEMY. * Will Open a School at Clear Spring on the First Monday in February i Next. rllE location ktin cvory resncct etiitable for a sCuit of learning. Ilenltliv, in jl?e i.i .? - i --.-i ? ilUBi ui a iiiurui uuu mwmijpiii cuiuimimiy, et sufliowntly secluded. Youug men esnecy wishing to prepure for College will find ore every advantage. Bonrd can be obtained in the beat families at 10 per monlli. t TUe Scholastic Year will consist of Forty feoki. Rates of Tuition. Icinentary Branch, ... $20.00 uglisli Grammar, Geography, Aritliinetio.SO.OO ighei* Eng. Branches, Mathematics, Ancient Languages, - - 40.00 To be paid half yearly in advance, and in aid or its equivalent. J. L. LESLY, Dec. 1, 18C5, 33, 2m. fOTlCB.?PUBHC SALE. [WI^L SELL bv Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, tho < # . *2UtJa 01 uecemDer, lie following property, viz: Mules and iforaes, oka of Oxen. Cattle. Sheep. Fat Ilogs, qnd lock Tioga, Wagons, CarW, f&uggies, and Carages, Plantation Implement*, Corn, Fodder, bucks, "Wheat, Itye, Car'oy. and I'eaa, and :lier pr? perty usually on a Farm. TERMS?-Twelve months CrerfiL the puflaser giving a note and approves, security, 3aring futorest from dnte of Sale, and pay-cnt to be made in specie. *' * wm. smith. Smithvillo, Abbeville District, a. u., 39tti Novomber, 1866, 83, St. Co. 2(. LUMBER!-LUMBER! pHE subscribers will mfba b? prepared to L ' fumisji LUMBER of all kidd*, fcnd of beat quality. Ariaogemoala wijU be made > delif ef Dapot ?5ti the G. <S C, R.' R. rices ?ot jpet established; bat our motto shall, e, "Live andJpt Jiye." .Order# solicited. w; P. 4 G, W McKELLER. Greenwood, 8. P., DfOembfci' 29, 1886, 2m if' -cM ' ? 1 -t > ' . ' I I *&&& -o*, Splendid FBHN1TDRE. I WtLL SELL ON Sale Day Next, # At tlio Into residence of JAMES C CALUOI.TN", in this Village, a Splendid 'Lot of Vurnitwro, almost new, consistiti^in part., of the folio wing articles: Two Mahogany Sofas, HALi" DOZ. ARMED BACK SPRING BOTTOM CHAIRS, % Tv/o Arm Do. all in Hair Cloth, 1 MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLE. i aviiat-not; 3 SPIDER TABLES, BRASS FENDERS, ANDIRONS,* SHOVELS, .. TONGS, &C., Fancy Window Orna^ ments^and Fixtures, 2 Marble Top BUREAUS WITH PLATE GLASS, CA1 BOTTOM CHAIRS, WASH STANDS, 'TOWEL- RACK'S, TABLES, Beds, Mattresses, &c. TERMS: Cash. op. Delivery. l&^Sale to Take Place about One O'clock, P. M. ANDEEW SMALL, j Auctioneer. Nov. 27tb, 18G5,?lt - * AUCTIOir rpc BE SOLD (WITHOUT 'RESERVE), l?y JL public nuctiou, on SATURDAY, llio 2cl December next, at Die hour of 11 o'clock, iu front of llie MAII-. SHALL HOUSE, a variety of HOUSEHOLD _A.TSTX> Kitchen i< Furni tixre Comprising $ $ u mr? " ? vnairs, laoles, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS : -A.ISTD Bed-ding;, Mirrors, Washstands, &c. i . -.i ITerms-CASH. ANDREW SMALL, ' Auctioneer. Nov. 27, 186I7." #5 It 09d PLANTATION FOR SALE OR TO RM , r " ' .V ' ) ? . I wi)l sell tny Plantation, five railea from this place on fav6rable terms. It' hV? the Jioccssary Stock, Wagout and Implements on it, and is rated doe of tha beat places for COTTON in tliaX)iatriot. . Agply to J. A. BOWIE, Abbeville, pei. 1, 1865, If ' ^ 1 k>, ?ve a 'Ifi " . \ r . ^? - smr IMPORTANT | SHE. TVl? 1TTJ1V " " m Muuoi/lXOCl W 1X1 O011 * ? At his Plantation,, nc'ar Martin's AUII, on Littlo lliver, * ON THURSDAY, 7TII DUMBER, MTJCIJ VALUABLE PROPERTY, Consisting, in part, as follows j CORN, FODDEll, SIIUCKg, PEAS, *. FLOUR, 24 FATTENING HOGS, . 35 STOCK HOGS, Fine Brood Sows, SHEEP) COWS, m Three Wagons, FAHMIA'G UTENSILS, &C. COTTON GIN, MOLASSES MILL AND BOILERS, ' * SALT, LEATHER AND. SHOES, I- WOOL, COTTON CARDS, Housftiflld Furniture, &c, ON 12 1IUGOY ANR HARNESS I>uublo Barrel Shot Gun, AC. ! # TIv wiil'nlKO, Mt'tne aninc lime, lt?ut TMnntitlion, coiiHsiiiig of FIVK HUNT? DKEI) AND 1-OliTV ACKKS, *hnni' Seventy?Kivo Acres On*? HOT?' TOM LAN If. . , L TERMS CASH. M. WINSTOCK. Nov. 27, 18Gi>. 11 - * " *J - O MIIM SALE Of Government DWIDBBTV llllUlillll. % i I WILL SELL at Public Auction, to llio building in roar of (ho Mansion *" House, GREENVILLE, S. C.,. GET MONDAY. DECEMBER 4TH, 1865. (SALB DAY,)" . 'At 12 o'clock, M, tl>e following Pro^- _ erty, viz: G,COO Grain Sacks, " 1 Goat Cutting Machino. ' . 1 Upright Drill . " **'*- ' 1 Milling-'/ - , 1 BuMcb>Screwing u Paitsof Profiling4' -i " * 1 Compound Plainer. 1 * . 1 Eight SpiD(lle*Drill. ? t?> The Machinery can bq seen at the Staje Wrvflro Q ? * ? ?i UI?VUT|IH9| ^ * iwinuj >9 Jus. R. Smith, Esq.,, Agpnt. TERMS CASH?Gor<unraeot Fupd?. T. W. 6. PEY, Assistant Agont'Treasory Dop*rtm?at.' ' - * ' V ; *'- C JULIUS C. SMITH, ? ' r"" 3Tje $ Auction#?*. *' , Greenville, S. 0,?g ' : v . ? ? nj Tj?0UR Horse Wagon. fid A Baggy I* Enquir# a b thia office at onoa. Nor. 24, 1805i'8^-ll -'J W Jl*. J. .. 3ii>?ft <v.*wm *si jni ' 1 '