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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

IL The Post Master General has invi-
ted proposals for. The entiremnl service OF the
several Southern States, fro,u' J,nuary 1st,
1866, to Juno 3Oth, 1867. 'fhe latter dats
being the line when the regular letl.ig takes
place, and the lufs when. contracts :w"hld
have expired had there been no interruption
by the war Propo,als will DE received by
the Second Assistant Post Master General,
Ill! October 3lsL aud decisions rend:rsd BY
November Is h.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

A Jisrafcil fron, Fortress M".rje, off'the
seventh ins,n,.t. says that lin,l 'nn Cover
mrnt csr;,eI.teis aro at work nvsrhauiina
CsreA ilAl; B,li:d;rg, which is iaside tho
fortress. d,E'ting ii up as quarters i.'r jtt
fei,son Dayls. Eau, has it-is iuterr.'d that
tie trial Of ar. Da:is Will lake place there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

81 \ curious casr Of miscegcna,ion Ia:
recently 6ccurrcU in Sonlb Carolina. Captain
e. S. Scranton, Eighteenth Colored Troops
stationed u. Beaufort. has been tried, conv,c-
tod ana sentenced by court martial TO be dis
missed the service, iur cohabitii'g within The
camp and aiirrw.rd marryiiiga c9lored wo
man of bad reputation. 9Ihe sentence has
b sen approved by General Gilmore; confnnan
t,cr OF the Department.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

EEs Fourts en- post offices were opened
in lie Southern States Oh tho 18th, ten. o:
WHICH are iii South Carolina, including a b1e'
Vile and Chester Z. Ii.
Dayid Aiwster, the quarterinal or empl1j Cs.
" hu pulluucl part ot TIC Andr,sonvlle 10
cords, has been r.',t To the Auburn prison tor
eighteen months, by order oil Gen. Aagur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Notice. ;.

n osT on alsLa1D cer,ip N5fEt OF sin-
4 rie Bill. for Two Tloi.sna (2Ue") 'f,si,,zst,
mad. payakls;to M,n.l 9. m crac:e, Trustee. Vt
bearer, thrce,Ysars after-dase, with i,ts,es I.y-
aadp annually irenA asts,-z7lis,e, !hs lS.a Ma
venher, lsC0 nrJ tisaeL .hy n. Il, SGhiyaD,
Daniel Quatllebu,n AMI das. = Ssiliyan: here
,y nyi,y lhe ssaste ii9, " lay Il If p'escStea ~
an.ther persona IoBS'NCiE1.
Sept Ii ~ 2fS 49,. .e.x&
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
80 --~es. !. ts--:.
LOSJ,- ~. ~,.9

'6AN or ohaiut the its, of September fssss; TWO
W NOTEs,--une on Mr. 1I.ananit rueastfsr
s57s3 90. latsd September 34shi' lsdi. sbsxrans
,n,ere,t from fst April lSdj:; ntc'asteson hr. l..
A.. Tnseg, t"r sA5.vas ss;ls,c alea, 4s6l,7-ta'css'
FROM sa.l; dnte. | therstars warn bli persons
trpm trading tur Me essycaamed So..*
= U..B. TGcKEn.
p.s.-ric fast Note wat sis on to as saf-siallets
or bearer.
Sept J. ~ sStS--.t ~ "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Bcrrar.I Barterl

yr,.iB .Graoitevillc Manufacturing Company
4 VIII continue to Par,cr Cloth for COTTON,
PLoCR. CORN, pEAS, BACON AM. .LAAD
giving Augusta priyss Cor produce, nti irInish-
inc c.utL 1T sa"i-salcratcs.
Granite,iilr, Gprii if 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

EA A ri,s took place amo7g the eolored
;,e"p!e in Hatnpiol., Va, last Monday n'grt,
which was qurll=d by detachment from the
First District Of Columbia Cavalry, under
Lieut.. ". II. Wcnderly. Twenty-one Of The
rioters wero tapiared. Trey were all armed.
with rev6lvers, eut1asses and carbines or shot
,yurP
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Thirty Dollars Reward.

n osT OIL the 18Th ms, bstween M. Jahn
Z A RaInif rd.. ant.Ir Th',s.. shanIs:s Lads's
GuL0- WATCH No. 1865. The fsdes Win
at ,ho Hamsurg Brewery, or st. Ar. WIa.s tfsr-
ling's. ~, j: KAtffEM
Hamburg, tus ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

New AGMY RArloN.-The Cummissary
Gen:ral Of Subsistence has issued an order di
rcc;ing officer, ol The Subsistence Department
TO issue ,nol.sses in lieu of sugar To troops,
wien desired by them, aud to Others draw
ing rations, when econuiny requires IL. In
til further ol';er<, two gallons Of molaSses
will be issued as qual in money value to
fifteen poua,is Of sugar. and in that proper
ticn for less quantities.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

An order has been Issued in Louisville,
threatening all parsons with imprisonment
who sell photographs OF y. Wilkes Booth or
Sue Mmdy. a ftee. Copntri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

aa IrlS sail tue President tss contem'
plated, for some time, visit To WILMINGTON.
Charleston. and other PLACES. 1t is lhougiii
,Lc visit viii b- carried oul.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

i,S. Sletter from Nantucket Mass says
the grass grows IN the middle Of the etrects
liar once cchocd to the busy feet Of tra:ie.
Vast etliices--epern candle manufactures,
oil celers, snip chambers stores.-are a'"n
.doned to tie mercy Of the elements. Whole
blocks and rows Of buildings are deserted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

ALABAMA CONVENTION Montgomery, Sept
25.-An ordinances. debating the act OF secs.
sion null aud void Was unanimously adopted
blythe Convention to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Notice.

A LII persons in lebted u the Estate Of Robert
n J. Delph. late Of Edse6yld District deceased,
are requested 10 euns forward md make pay
meut: aud those having demands agaipstl said
Estate will prcseptt them in due Ieiws, and proper
A. j. PELLETIER, Admir-.
oc;1S. ~ "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

ss- A New York lady has reca;vcd S.
600 damages from storekeeper isi :a.iJs''-
inc her to search under unjust susplcion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
For Tny Collector.
For 7dx Collector.

For l'ix COLLECTORS.
. TaE many Friends ol Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respe, fully nominate him as u Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election.
- !-lsALUDA.
Decs tea 5s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
For Sale.

a loom, SPINNING WHEEL. ahd Rspair "f
"A COTTON CsRDS. The. Loom has, never
bceu used. and is complete ,in all it' -rts.
Apply nj this Office.
Sept as, ,at 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

The NEGRO TToorS.-Tbe Herald's Wash
|tington specialofA 10th. says the, whole
number ofnegro troops mustered into service
since the. commencement of the war, is In
round numbers l8O 600.
The deatl,s and casualties among them
greatly exceeds the proportion anong the
whites, and amounts to over he,00O. Sixty
thousand of the remaining l30,00 have late
ly been mustered out in several Departments,
and these only are allowed to, vote under
laws and regulations governing the service.
Mn. SrEpHsxs 1t is said that Hnn. A. Fl:
Stevens, now confined at Fort Warren. is
soon to Be rrlea- ed and will return tn Gcar-
gia to cooperate winal- ex-Gov. Brown and
others in the reconstruction and restoration
of that State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
MAGISTRATES Notice.

YE1IIE su. scribsr having received INTERNAL
Z REVENUE STAMPS, rs now prepared to
ATTEND 10 any business. that be may he required to
d. as Magistrate.
srpt. 18th 1895 If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04

Ess- We havo,bc authorized by The friends
of Capt. II. BoULwaRgs g, annauncs him =
Candidate for Sheriff of Eaychqld Bistfis. At tie
next electian. .s.l...9.. -
Apr i@ ,eA ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
THE COLLEGES,
BOTH MALE AND FEMALE, LOCATED
AN DIE WEST. s. c..

BOlH NJ ALE AMI H4uALC, boOA CN
AT DUE WEST, S. C.,.
EETILL be opened on Monday, End of October
wv next, Mt tho following rates per Session OF
five msuths, viz:
Board, (Wnshing, Lights and Fuel e1tra,) $50 90
Tuition in The Male College, 1000
s0-s cash, 1850
CONTINGENT Fee. LOO
Tuition in Female College Primary Dept, 90
=" F" Academic u 00
:" Collegiate 1000
Fee of p;ano. 200
COntioaent, Fee, Loo
The above rates are in specie, or its.eguivnlcnt
IN pforisions or the National CURRENCY, and will
be required in advance.
), sEy order of the Bonrd.
DIE West, S. c., Sept 7, 1865, q 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Danask.

Lace md Muslin Curtains, corniccs, Bands,
Loops, Ae.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-04
Bagging.

1900, Yatd+ Beat GannS BsgEusy
1000 pnutrl-. Rs.i il rr,
~ Coils Mnnill.t Rup-.
= $40 pu.:.Is English TMin&
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

r1-rI ~. si1p tsl1ls yoa iufthef -. u a.
saa7ss au1,dct b. A. mere n % diseases 10 20 4
b care Nie1t 11iislionsl ana pnlsill.-- -
rar tifnf lave cuEGd dflzaaa iu its cay a. 80
Ia s.fIlsanf states, via haFn apeut ialiaf 49, -
- I'D lls nov veil cllIed D. ule, : a. daiit ?
esrFur letter. and seEdiag niedielna D. at l-is
- eduuirs. ln eoId, a. thst are $500
- ~. ana vii eve no esii . va . se 49,
go 10 al CO tha iiaeaaaa ufaaHaaai u M -
rasi.s aalaat i. ins hs.fl Il Taiar'.fef So a -
ely.
DR. Hs8ILL.
9aloa sHasi hsahriiia geun-
81 tsz-f @fin ufrlfilai ass o
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
An Imposition.

We are informed from reliable sources that
about two weeks ace negro presented hum
srif a the counter ui one OF our drug stores,
with prescription Tor modaiues, stating
that his home was Ia Nashville, and that "a
physician at thst place had gwen % % him
and directed ham g. come 10 Franklin 90
have t filled. The neXt dsy be broke out
with smallpox, aud viii probably die. ON
Monday last, another presented himself, un-
der similar circumstance and with Ike
story, ana on THURSDAY. has, too, was dis
covered % be q case II smallpox.
This we consider not only ana imposition
on our community, hut crime OF the mean
ct dye. Whoever gave Aose prescriptions
aud scat the affected parties % this place
could have had no other motive than 10
spread the loathsome disease, and steps
should be takvu 10 detect the guilty. party
or parties who are eugsgci in this business,
aud u there Is any punishment 20 which
they can be subjected, they should reap the
iuli merits of such hase conduct We pro-
test against tuch impostions IN behalf Of
this community, and hope The authofities
will axe steps 10 prevcnt Ike occurrcuce
ara'n We are unprepurei % take care OF
such cases should they become prevalent,
aud II We were ever so well prepared, We
would not be willing % have such praciices
| perpetrated upon Us Is sending The afflicted
paupCrs OF other communities upon US for
charity .--FraakiiH Rcuicir.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
TuHouGM PAEsAak RATS N ctAGtNch=
Frst Cahn. Second Cshin. StesNge.
Sa5O.. $3.50. SI25,

$3.50, $3.50. SI35,
A discount Of one QUARTER from sieaniers
rates allawed 20 SecOad cabin aud sserage past zen
gurs = in families Also an sll0sance Of ONh
QUARTER On through rates 70 elergYmen and
their hnh.s, ana school teachers; scdcrs having
honorable discuArges, BALI FAkE.
zoe Hundred Pounds Baggage lowed each
adult Rasgxra- Masters accompany baggage
fhnottph and ait SOD u asie~ aud children without
NAH protsetorS Bsggsg. received on the dork
day bsf,fe sal ing nom ste smhOata, rlroa Is aud
passengers Who prefer 10 send esWn carry.
An 81 perieneed suTeeon ON hOari. Medicne and
attendance free.
A Steamer Sill b plscsd on the Inc January let
Is6g. h ron from NEW ORLEANS 10 AdPlNWALl.
"a HAVANA.
For Passage Tick & or farthef informant en- ap-
nv Al the Uumpsny's ticket office, ON the WhaIf
Foot Of Canal slre-t No "a River. ka~ York
F.W-G BELLOWS, Agent
,larsU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

A dispatch from Washington, dated the
ID, says:
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts, viii To-
morrow introduce the following bill and
pres, IL t. an esrly vote IN the Senate. lie
considors that the coalition Of afiairs m tue
south are such as to imperatiyely demand
prompt action, aud lac promises an act 10
Il the freedmen and the inhabitants in the
States deelHrCd in instruction and rebellion
BY the proclamation of the President of the
lst OF July, 1862:
BE q c5saeicd also, That AL laws, statutes,
acts, ordnance. rules. and regulations OF
any description whatsoever heretofore 10
ioIce aud held valid ina any States which
were declared 90 be in Instruction and re-
bellion by the proclamation Of The Presi-
dent Of the lst Of July, 1862, whereby or
wherein an equslity OF civil rights and i'm
munities among the inhabitants Of said
States IL recognized, authorized, established,
or maintained by reason Of OF ia eonse-
quence Of any distinctions or difference Of
color. race. or descent. OF by reason OF OF ia
consequences of opinions, condition, or status
OF slavery or involuntary seryitudo Of such
inhabitants, be, and are hereby, declared
null and void; and Il shall be unlawlul 20
institute. make, ordsin. or establish in any
ct tho States as Aforesaid amy such law,
I statute. act. oriinance, rule, or regulation.
AID b % fig'iAgr enacted, That any per
sou who shall yiuiate either of the proVi-
sions ct she act shsll be punished BIZ line
OF not less than I've nor more than one thou
sand dnllsrs, and by Imprisonment not less
than SIX months nor exceeding I've years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
AFrEENoox SESSION.

AMER the Hause was called 10 order, AR
Simmons offered the following:
WHEEEss, the General Assemble Of ths
State Of Tennessee has been in session abou
five months, expanding about sos. 0a0 OF TN
public money, and have enacted no Jaw o.
lave which the people eau derive muci
relief;
And whereas. there is no good and suii
cient resson 10 believe that there will be an,
jadicioUs laws euseted BY this body cor ths
relief Of the people;
And whereas, % is thought proper and
right, and The indispensabl dalv OF this
ba,ly, 10 pass some measure Cor the relief Of
the people Therefore, be il
ResoinCi, Inst this body adjourn on the
18th INST, and stand adjourned sise dc.
Laid over under the rules.
HoUsE BIIl on SECOND neAnIxs.
The following House bills came up on
their second reading, and were disposed OF.
as indicated.
Bh 10 Incorporate the Obige River. and
kagle Greek salt sna Mining Company.
Passed.
Bill TO Incorporate the Philomanihsm
s9eiety Al NnrireesboSo. Passed.
Bal % incorporate the Franklin Petroleum,
and Mining Company. Passed.
The remainder Of the session was oerupied
in passing private bills on Their sesond rss5 !
ing. WheH they are passed on tbsir mn
reading, We shall give liss Of them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

lAfolI NElQ4
with aEiialat1odf kncamaiian, hlletuai p -
luugss i4sgsseq o. ~ dnlosti sselel -
Hin ilu1fs, fiturzy, Pass ui1lrs t-l1lii 49,
fitaaEaos u t1a heEFt lsd ilFaIi ialAlf'i.a--tl u
The 9trmach, NCuraFIsi hllge IL % 49,
Deahraas. BlsaesEs uf ~ tFo1, usilllIaiea -
tens DgapauaIa aI ludlgsailul. ana Coasiiiiito-
tarsihef VIA 90 FszsivsIte Disease an'
Diseases OF the DrinaFN organ
70 tie Ladies.
All Adacnoaa 81 no womb uoziesi vim -
sfbcsa Marfisl Laiied EEo have ncia ~ ualoi.s
nats - miacslrY 90 prove ahnIaoa, 90 - -
II ta9Ir nj as.ia u BIND gfssaaai, b. atiaE -
CAL
steFiliiFs
Vorae nnFTiad laHaE Hhoao misioiioaa -
ts,sn al b nfiaz mfih u due aueaeni fanaiillsl
God naa Eaid you should muiAFif 40 ~ fl...,a.a
y l-.,-55-l 2 E.Ii-|Ie tgafr u =. -dFa Ydala
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

Ne following eharacierisiic letter from
-si's AAFtiuSau, addrcssed 81 her Alasricun
i'Asi.aAert, wall be- rad with Interest. net
-nialhee Hish sadness, as hinting a. an
'fsl' Nhlcs caunoi he lar distant:
tuE hNoIE. AnnlrsIpr. Nov. s. ISIS.
rs ~ hasc received your draft on
e'Sl+ hhhlsld, 0Sren A Son, for g.,
go -eissish eneloss ma nsceipt ior The
.,..'--- aaihe last dnc - me ir6m you. Z
:. - = e-rt gal Ter he ssttcasnt. aud Tor
~, - loa Are 81 ro3d 81 10 send ule as a
gfrai sai,slsrtion % me that this
-, {. 'eliied-tle seq iasl IN my lite
f-1 carer. am too al % work, aud ms
e'iie't' hasnct is ne end OF tuy literary
bssiYst-- aiu very sensible af H. ras,r-
tess el'a- 80 have thown % Inc through
'osh ans - have nav best wishes l1r a.
aaeae's ~ We story. must Alec cosFrat-
e,-ts ~ % iAe e.ein % your dreadful var,
sna ms pfosPrei VI = happy iaiure lor yoaf
csuutry. "
-beiieve ne, dear s.rs. very tra,y vour.
AAkElEz AAEuNrAu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

Many OF our iaraers have already made
contracts with freedmen icr the ming
| year. and are completing al other necessary
arrangement for farming on large scsls,
aud great energy is being displayed BIZ ali
in their Preparations loF The next erop.
They are Disposed 10 deal isirly by tie
blacks and offer tar and lust COMPENSATION
tor labor. A number, however, have rs vet,
made no arrangements, aud are waiting for
q disposition on the para of she laborers %
close contracts, which iu many Instance.
they are unwilling % DO. good portion Of
tlen SEEN 90 have made up tbeir minds e
trust 10 chances for day isher, or 10 SONS
ever great Inducements, rather than obli-
gale themselves Cor the season on reasonable
Terms. We are sorry that this is The case
VITA 80 mauy, and would rs9oice to see
these Wild lancies supplsuted by more ma
mrc iuacmeuL Ne nave not heard OF IN
instance yet, where q contract has been
closed thai did not give ssiisiactiou g. al
parties conccrued--F raatitl Acrieir.
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$5OO,OOO
TS be Sold for One Dollar EaCh

without regaui 10 value, aud not 10 be paid f0r no
/ 90 You EnnW shat you viii receive.
Amoug those sho have acknowledged the re
csiFt of NALllAH ~ Il GikfS Drawn from tins Asso
oisuon siaee iaa. 2, ists, he following 1udly per
Tsylot, Kngion, Ps., Gold Paieul ever Watch
| value $40. ROui q huichkiss New haven, Conn.
Melodeoa value sl5o, W + q Willis, " 2sf st. n
A., tiiam0na Ciusler Pm. ysiue s2ss Mn RG TAP
pam 10 York 81, Gold Watch, value SlY5 Misc r laI
| r tnckerzon, Bnghsmpion. n A., Melodeou, Nslu,
ylul Mr. y Il stone, o. Tenth st., n Y, Piano, val
ne S35t Ms lhos a Miller, scranton. Pa, Da
nond Ring value sil5 Mrs Ellen Peck, sarng
h-ld, IN Meioteou. salue sl6. Dr Van RipeF
Washington, u G., 90 huatIng C1sei NGtch,
yains $40 kds 4 Lindsay, Worcester Mas
lows Diamond Ear nrops, value $3.50 Flancis !
Moran, In tearl -, Albany, y, Musis Boz, w.
lue So. Mrs lngersoll, uriana Ohio, silver
set. value scl. Lieut. = HeudTicEs, Wiiisra's Hn-
tel Washington, y c, Silver rsfent Lever Watch,
value IS. capt Warner. n y silver watch. Va
De 80. Geo D Wood, Mhthy, Canasa West 81.
yer Watch. Ss5 Vim b Redheld. columbus. o.,
Muslc koE $40
Many persons who have drawn vslusb'e prizes,
DO notwish thelr name published or we might ex-
tend TITS hist Letters iro. various pafts GhnOnen-
cot the coaulFy, acknowledging tns receipt Of val
uaoie siis, mag b. seen on hie IN car once.
NkSSEs or nsrRIuuTIoS.
CERnFI0ATEs nsming each ariiole snd iis
NAivr, arr placed ia sealed enFe opes, which sre
The Certificate or Order tor somo Article. worth Al
least one collar ii retS1 viii b delivered Al our
ulace or sent by mail 70 any sadness, wiih,ut re-
gsrd 70 chose, on the receiptO . ceats The per
shsser vii shst AT iceit dtsWs, snd is ysiur
Wnich may - irom one n fi,e Hundred Dollars
snd can then end One noilsr ahd receive the arr
cie named.
sa-No Blanls-EVesy purchaser gets an Hrtic,e
o. value.
hssaes dsshng with rs msy depend IN hEvne
rrCIruf rallrrua the arli.lfa rrIf -.
nsoiAiely sens d any sdslness By reuIn mail OF
eNpre,s.
k1ure snlisiaciicn Guaranteed ID an Cazas.
- ~ certicates tor One nsllsr Thirteen for
Iso lolisls; fhiriy three ior Five Dollar trsat
inauctm-nis 90 sgenis.
Al io-tors should b addressed
z. Re MON A 90,
Boz $50 Rost Ofiics, NeW York,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
AUCTION SALE
OF
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS! !!

4 WILL OFFER Dor SALE, ct Public Auction,
4 IN Monday, December 4th. lsSS. the following
Government bml1hgs, Al hdEehe Tenn, knosu
AS the Cavalry BarrscKs.
te) sir Buildings, ssch l2st2irsl feet, story,
used a. barracks.
10 Que buIdiug. lssx 'sHas feet, story used as
warehouse.
q one building. Iaoxsszao feet, story. intended
"a One gate house, AKA feet. heabove all com
positon roof
on TUESDAY, December IN, 1885, st Nashville,
Tenn, buildings 90 Cherry street dTectly north 81
CesiaT, consist ~ %
I stale, l4lxtlx7 feet, Single roof
Mess house, ssxlfxio feet, board roof.
Forage house, a0xt6xil feet,
Office, t1xl0xs teet
I Tool hoGse, l2XlUxs feet,
I Wagon shed. 0oEl41lf feet
In reaT Of No. q North Front street.
Building SexsO2lO itet, used IS Hess house.
Tunis ieef, tested on line street nesr
trsstle work, used a. Qnsrters
siable, 4iNe9Ks feet, in rear Of No. 10 South
Sptme STREE.
Euldirgi ~ rear Of Female Academy, Church
street near Chattanooga Depot, eousilDF 81
Couk home, 50K2Uxi2a -a
Laundry, ssxdxeon.
hain hon @, 3lNlGxioa.
log house, lsxlGNi0 feet, sitnaied uesr Spruce
sud Bread streets, used as Teamstars' quarters.
Also, st Camp ~ ifh, on MurtreeS horo pike
Building. 2oKl6xl0n n.
Sale 10 b. inside on the premises. counmencinPa AZ
l0s m. day q sale, and 10 the order n which they
sppsar IN iuis advertisement.
ierals Oash--kuii 1ings 70 70 removed By pur.
clssser vithiaien llol dsy' from date q "a e.
A. W. Wills,
uovsi decs BEt Ma. "a. ON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

Hon. Samuel n. Arncll. The distinguishes
representative rem Mauy county, VI
rcgnsi % state, had hamorrhage q th
lungs saturday, Of D very critical character
hewus carried FROM the Capitol to his hig
iugs, bat during the evening sni night I'm
proved enough 10 permh him TO lssve io
home, which he did sunday morning. Mr.
Amsn hoe besn ID bal health co many
months past, aud neels rest and quiet
Nothing bot stern sense OF duty 20 b.
cgautry could have iaducej him - leopard
lac his existence e. be has done ever since
be has been IN The public services. wetrusi
that his valuable ltie nay 5espssed 10 the
ua'ou. de Is one OF her most brilliant
Jewels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

sap AccipESr.-ou last Monday. Mr..
Stephen Z. Reeves, son 81 Il. A. Reeves. 81
this county, while hunting. IN eampanv
viih Mr.. Ishn Clardys Eeeeiyed wound bT
ths aaeaicntsl alscharge of has gun. A
I.ariios OF The load catered the cqrnss g he
rfhi eye. end tore lhe skin 10 ,thc Up 81 he
head. brs. ihgmss and Clardy were calles
IA, bat Ne have nst keaFa fhtE report Of
The character Of the Woupd.-tisrtsgslls
Cirouicis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

CaiRo. De-. 2.--rhe Gre in Mobile, on IN,
SSH ult., destroyed forty thousand dollan
worth OF property. No insurance.
A party OF negroes ir,Hm plantstion near
Aubtie, armed with rifles and sabrcs, a.
lacked he VII 70 Incn Of q neighboring iarm
The leader Of the neFtoes and oihers e.
capped, leaving their weapons benin
The swamp in The vicinity OF Mobile Is
said 10 be nlicd sith deserters from The
army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

a Washington correspondent @ the Phil
sdelphia Inquirer writes that the grounds
being takcn BY the southern pres np5
many Of iheiE leaders that they have COM
mitird ne crime, but had The right 10 make
waE upoa the OniQn, has annoyed the Pres
ideut ne liiiie, and there sre indications for
the last day OF i've that has purpose 10 lei
JEFF. DAVIS ~ VII b. abandoned. Tha
pressure nom every Congressman Who has
seen him Is very sSo2g Tor lostieei they
demanding that ID shall Be- placed bsvoud
csNil that million u men have not she'd
their blood in vain that Il can only be
done BY the scahela.