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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
nMIN1srRAToRs sALE-In nnr

A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE-In nur-
"A susnee Of sn order -r-urea by the Probate
Court - Uayah0sa COuu9, Ohio, l viii offer fot
SAFE at public suction, Yh thursday, The tsh day o.
Juue lsgh, ~ rs O'clock 4. Ia, upon the emises,
shs iollOwiag described real estate, situate in the
County OF CuyahOgs and State Of ohio, 10 wit; On
los So, strOngsSil.e township one and one-iourfh
acres begin ming Cd and Ave links from the vest
line OF the brick house owned by y. Il. wing NE
ieet south from the N. " corner OF said house,
thence N i27 e. 10 rods and 10 lidks TO stake and
stones tbeaoe &. rods 10 stake and stones; thence
north Ilo e. rods l21z Inkh TO staks and stones;
thenre w. y rods 10 ssake and stoness themes s
i2o W. o rods ard % links 70 = stake and stones
thence We rods and II links to tur' pike; thence
AZ f. II rods and 30 Ii k; thence + l. .. rods
u links % place of beginning.
Appratsed At SleUO.
Terms Of sale--One half on day OF sale balance
in one year wiih interest, with interest pay nents
to besaeured b. mortgage upon the pr miss sold,
NORRIS +. GALLUP,
Administrator OF William Scott, deceased.
StroBgsvIlle, May 10, 100 b,ylL2iseyaonAN
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE i'm pur-
n suAnoe of an order granted BY the Probate
Court Of Onyahpga County, Ohio, VIII oner ior
ssle at public arcti'n, ca Thu sday, the eighth
day Of june, 1865, ct two O'Clock, r NJ, on The
premises, the following real estate, situate in the
County Of Uuyahoga state Of Ohio. TO Wit; part Of
1 OF No. 81, commencing on tue east line Of said
lot, at the northwest corner OF Ninings land
(Enowu as the Bowen lOf) thence sontherly On
lot line ii il strikes the north line nf /. hardys
land thenCe sUutherly on sid HaTdys We { line
10 and former owned by I. Clark the9ee sopth
STA a-d west 5 chains; thence north lsS4
aud west c1Rins LINKS; thence westerly on I'D
Olsrk's north line to Viniog's east line; thence
nOrtherly paral ell with hrst mentc ned line SO rods
thence easterly parallel With lsst ne toned
Oisras north line 30 place 4 regnning to contain
thirty-tw0 and five thousand two hundred and
eighty seven ten JhOusandhs acres Of land b the
same more less but subject to all legal highways.
-Apprais. d ct est. Terms Of sale, one half on
day OF 80 10, balance in one year, with int Teat.
MORRIS f GALLUP,
Administrator Of estate Of John Tsrry deceased.
stiOngsvills, Nay 10Th, 1876.
mayl1 -2l6cymOn&w
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CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
~ HFai'll Egus-,
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More and More desirable.

More and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and The Government
has already adopted measures to reduce e1pendi-
tur, as rapidly possible to peace footing, thu
Withdrawing from the market IS borrower ana
purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now Of
fered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
The Seven Thirty Notes are eonvertibleOn their
mSturity, At the option of the holder, into
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Free from Taxation.

The 7-3O Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities,
Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed,
unless % = surplus Of she owners income exceed
Ing six hundred dollars year. This fact increases
their value from one to three per cent Per aunum,
sooording 10 the rate levied on other property.
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OFFICE or WATBaWORNs,
CLEvELAND, May sth. 1850. !
NOTICE To BOILERMAK ERS.
~ Sealed proposals, ''Ehdorsed proposals for
River pipe will b. rfceiAed the Oiiice Of Water
Works Council Hall Buil5ing) for a wrought iron
pipe 20 inches IA diameter and about $50 feet long.
until II oct OK N, May I'D, 1865.
Further information and specifcati ms may he
obtained Of tbe undersigned At this office after to-
day, where the plan may sls1 be seen
The BO.Td OF Trustees invite the suhmisHion OF
bids, raserVing the right to accept or dsehne anJ
or all the bids received
BY order OF the Board.
JOSEPH SINGER,
mylO.2r3 sup't and Euginesr.
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NOTICES.
OFFICE or THH COMBNED PErRoLEun Co, I
No. SO BroadWAy,
NEW oRk, April 18th, 1866.

SECOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND
~ The Trustees OF this Oompsny have this day
declared dividend Of tWo per cent oa the par
value Of their Capital Stock for the month ending
May lGt, payable on and aiter May 10,h, ls66
The Transfer Books viii be cic SD from May 7lh
TO l, tn, Intensive. O. 4 SANBORN
mVG.2ll.'
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN PROPOSALS viii bs,fs.Hived at the office Of the
City Civil Engineer until 2 o'clock p. Nj the ed
day Of May for gFading Dan and VIII streets
Plans and spetidcatiOns may be teen and blank
proposals obtained At ssid En2ineer's oince,
The 3 ard Of City improve ments invite the sab
mission Of ds rsserving the right 10 accept re-
jeot the same. By ordsr Of tue b. ard,
JOHN WHITELAW,
mY1O 2l3 City Civil Eugiueer.
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The Kew York Heralds Washington
correspondent tolegrspbs to that paper
tbst It Is expected that within two weeks
there will be offered 10 our capitalists a
Mexican loan, based upon such securities
as viii recommend It IS an investment.
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NEwToEvILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.

From, the REQ. B. T. WelcH, formerly Pastor Of
Tic Peart Street BGPtist GlErch, Albany,
Nan York
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Seven thousand dollars have now been
offered for the srrest Of the murderer OF
the Hon. Burr Burton. Of Syracuse-sLO 600
bv the Governor Of New York, $1,000 by
the Mayor of Syracuse, $4,000 by D. b
Burton, the murdered man brother, and
So 600 by the Sheriff of the county.
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OFFICE or THE CLEVELAND IRqN MINING Co.,
CLETEEABD, May 4th, 1855.
NOTIOE-The Annual Meeting of the
IN stockholders Of the OlaTsIsn nd Iron Mining Co
ior the election Of officers f.r the ensuing year will
be held at the ofhos o. the Con pany, in this Citg
on We1nsaday, tho 18th lost, 1T O'Clock N.
my6Hll sAML L MATaER, sec'y.
DAVID W. CAMP, MARY CORBIT,
- Ur-tta Corbit, WinslOW Corbit, and Mary
oor9lt 'sre hereby notified that on the 9Th day OF
April. 1867, Darius Adams, as Executor OF the siu
oi Emily Camp. deceased, late OF OuyAhogA eoun-
y Ohio MED his pc, ,ition in The Court Of Common
Fieas Of said county the object and prayer Of
which p tition IL to obtain from said Ocurt ju-
aleiai construction Of said will, which shall aa-
thO'ize ana empower said Adams as such Ezecu-
toT aud Trustee under said will 70 sell the real a.
late named in said Will and for such ether relief =,
EQUITY may require said parties are notified ts
answer said petition on or before the 18th dav of
June 1900. i. PRENTISS,
r,,.,, Attorney for PiAiDtin
SI1.s.aao, Z prll la, ls65 ap2I:sa4
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A grand review OF the Fourth Army
Corps, General Stanley, took place at
Nashville, on Monday last, before General
ThoniAs. 1t passed OF brilliantly.
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The cotton plantation OF Governor sea-
brook. on Bulls Island, South Carolina,
consisting cf seven hundred scres, and
celebrated for its superior growth of sea-
island cotton, has been purchased Tor
s27, 600 by Simon Cameron, e1 Secretary
Of War, and Senators Wade and Doolittie.
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IRON AND NAILS.

Cleveland agency Of the
EAGLE IRON AND NAIL WORKS
JANIS WOOD & Co., PEOP'Es,
Pittsburg, Pc.
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KIRBY SMITH
His Address to His Troops No SurTende

The following !, the text OF the rebel Genera
KIRBY smith. address 10 his army
HEADQUARTERS 1RAr4-Ntsat,1trTt n-7AG-Mrsr.
SuErvttpRt, La, Atrl %. t>f5
SpLuiFNs % t!E IgANs-Mi.stsstrrt AgNN The
criss Of cur revolution j. Rt hand. Great di,astcs
have overtsken The Army Of Northern Nireinia
and our Commander.in-Chcf are pfisouers OF Va
With you tts'- tue boyes 0f nation. sud urtu 14f
action depends the into Of oui V'Dyc rIr % 20 uy
IN the name Of the causo YOU have 20 hetciCav main.
tainei-in the name Of yOuf hf,,tdts Au4 i4uies 90
dear 10 youth the name Of UT Dice iir. t.r'tv.
whose future 4 Ia YOUR hands ~f0s 'h.t you ar
wor by Of your position IN history Prove 20 The
world that your b.. arts have rot ia,.p4 ihc hour
Of disaster aud that a. the lGst moment .Du will sua.
tain the holy cau,e which has h'yI - sl0r ousy
batted for by your brethren Esst ~ tlD Nssissin1
You pOssets the mcans Of long reel ting invasion.
You have hopes % ,uccor tton abroad the
struggle. and YOU viii surely receive TIL id OF natioa,
Who arcndy deeply ymptthi1C b ~ you. stand y
your colCss-Waiu'Gin voIr Discipline. The gft II
icsourccs q thi- department, - v'st extent, the
numbers, the discipline and the efficiency Of The
amy, viii secure 70 Ouf county teims tult psOld
people can With honor sccopt ana may, under no
providence Of God, be the cans Of checking TIE tn
uinph Of our enemy aud securing the mai suCCe-s Il
cur cause. l.. ktIBi Sv'td, General
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Cattle MnrLct.

Brirs ilTAn. Nay Q, 1856
H',res-The good work Of reducing the scae u
prices 10 t'- market still continues. and long stride
in the right direction hs been taken since our y. Of,
here one week since The market opened yo.tofIny
moruiur with $40 cattle IN the ysras, mostly mo
dium stock, which largo supply. With the hnitrd
nuhtcr 81 buyers Who were aiapot ed 20 operate AZ
!st week prices. Immediately tended 10 break tou
The market -o that NJ the close to-day Sc ind de-
cue OF nor, than I've PET cent GA ali 4radta from
the opening prics. We hoaI Of uune!ou- heavy
loses sust ed bv dIosers In this days
among which $500 one lot VI Kentucky cattle. and
scores oiothor dtoyei- reported "a hayu. Hef,i
lo.s OF from 80 to 925 per head on t.,ir entire
rpch Hood leevcs are scliu. to-day Tor lie, at
the tDsr qualities at Isa4Oc which latter piitu u
about the toy hsufc.
Stetp.- This lranch Of the market continues over.
stock q, md another decline Iu prCcs Aal teen tie
fy'ut. We quote fair, uutAoIu sheep at alive.
ard thOfn at 9Al G.
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Important from Nashville.
Capture of Governor Brown, OF Georgia

Ndshr1is Monday, My 1911 r Noe Brown
late rebel Governor OF Georgia. VIZ brought to tbs
city last nieht spnsoner, and lief, for Louisville
this evening He has been a violent rebel. but, on
account o. HE oppos iton e. 1eI Dav. he has fcund
some favor with the Union people u thi, state.
JEFF Davis ia under a strong guArd, aud will srrive
In this city on IhursdAy evening.
Every rebo body Of REGULAR soldiers, and every
guerrs organization in this state and IN Northern
Alabama has given up to come In under General
Thomas late order. Thensanis OF rebel soldiers
have arrived here aud taken the oath, aud con.
Quoting themselves honorably.
The RECOGNIZABLE Dick McCsnn arrived here teE
days took the OATH announced the Couiederscy
failure, sAys he has hsen whipped, and ADD, that be
intends 70 do ali la his power promote peace saI
bring back the fee ing Of Old time. Thus TO q,
the feeling Of oil who have returned.
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The Hay Market.


NV lO1U, NAV q 1-f5-
There appears 10 have been sudden ~ elton ia
hi. market and pie have lctA rlu w a. amp. nv
~ they we.u recent .ciucod. Salys A., le 4 mace
tOca' AZ 9ial pu for shipping, I 3rll 30 e. q Ina
lots Tor cit use. This suldtA nee is oWl.s 10 tue
light receipts within tie past few days. bat o.. hi
turn Ia the msrkct viii bring out sellers, We DO !
probably witness a return ~ last weeks PRICE ...
ing the ensuing week
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TIE NEW YORK ST.


TWO CEST3 rIR ,orY-l2 CENTu IKE wrEa.
Delivered anywhere Ia the city or vicinity. Is
mai; SIR Du.ldr' per Etdr,-thTca months im
al 30; xix months, -.
THEslN Sas the originator Of the Associated Prri
OrgnuiZAt lon, and haz The finest ADVANTAGE 'ul ID
ming p "s II contains ALL thu ncSs OF tn DAP
IA sl.t lisp l,--,asl.y Trad.
4 Weekly Edition of the sun
Is published every Tuesdsy. Terms I'm VTappors toi
the mail, II desIed ruhLE oKSIS per copy, - ner llJ
SrHs' gIIros PMoF--oaE DOLLAR PER YEAR
whether by single copy In clubs the ci,dPfst pa
per IN the ForId Posta'e on Daily sun BY ma sue
a quarter, 81 20 o year. 20 tage on Weekly 'c.
quarter, zoe. year payable where received.
Address all letters 10
NOSES s. BEACH, Proprietor OF Tug suS,
Corner Fulton and Nassau ste. \.
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Of the room) rn,ed two feet above tho floor and III
down hands qnd feet rnanacltd, ind IN armed eui.-
at the ellow OF each The clofe-fttinr hoods hat
have hitherto covered their face. axe now reniov C.
and they look about them With strange, awesricsen
fsces
The womsn IL Mr.. surrstt, Of course there h but
one woman present she has rather red face, and .
% enough TO be good-natured-and We undertnnn
she can be very attractive whom she chooses-but
there IL that In her face which Keen Student OF hu-
man nature viii instantly detect as the ssn OF an uf
" temper and a heart hardened with unpleasant ea-
perences Of the world. Cniko the male prisoners
het "ri'u are not mnnacIcd, though nor Moios arc
ana sue IL allowed TO htnesr her COUNSEL hoh'f'e'or-
uy 'ohhson' That man WIN we uetIhAh '~'e' tiu'
hh eyes ana sandy mar AIs'o'' Inc ono ""o
VANes ms position 40 oNiy Du' 'otus '''' NV
modeu bJ tho weight Of hh hsndouhs Is III hnuu'
Inc handsome man Win the p~e isne' heAy p'~'s
mouttache and imperial and proad iof.hes" WIN
clustering bl%k hnir' If " lAufhin ms .o".S nue.
IKE oooth and watches 'he pfocoeuhss o' 'h' vou''
WI" MI lpteh'" ih"ics' 'A' '"u''' "'n
i"A. She WIN MS eN ci''s'u' us n",t ~ .V'
"s' a"" n'' eyee i"'ehou VI" '"'
pIltn, Noi'u seeh tntousn INC ua'' % '"' ".nuo
opp'''e MN 'orid whose o'au''os ~ N.n p'o'"'
"'y ne'er again enoy-'ot II 'he'e Is ""y uolo' .o''
'erlhs 'h' gnnt oil Any ollei' INC 10 "o''
wv ~" "e y VINO !" 'a'"' wv 'V''' NV wv
'ous' tNhehihs' hassaru young man. whose e"
rove NhuV ABOUT resting nowhere Is HIno'u w
N'o 'uu 10 nave Auethp'eu III, owl me Inc ''"''
W''onor' arc Harold anu Spans'e'' 'nu a'ueo oa'P'"
"t " f"rus iheate'
ana now turning from the moutniu' ana hnp'e.-
sNe pN'ute these uhhAppy creatures present. Te 'oA
upon the Court winch FITS IN Judgment upon mem
iou ALREADY kno" 'he names oil the oieer' oonPo'ht
~ ireh' 'ne'' III my 'aSt Ietuer lhey are uiess'u
in Iu' ihlh'aiy uhliorhi' zen. liuh''t IS O'A"u :"
teeH'efh emo OF 'ne 'Ao'o WIN thh ''net menu e''
on e'h't 'ae, cow 'ne 'hP'h OF inc tAplo' AZ 'n'
o.'e' 'hp OF 'n' 'hu'e " 'uuFe NuNooHo 'o'" WI"
ms "''''sh'' ,oi hnrh'u ana 'unFe plh'nan' ne
cluster ~ men III civil dresi VINO sh Hon'nF Wv
tAnle are the prisoners counsel VINO mako usn VI s''
RAJ tables placed Tor ther convenience.
Tor some time AFTER gaming admh'ancr totte
court room my attention w~ occupied Win 1he.a A.
tanr'm'n~ "hcn ue mt witness was cah'd ne
was directed to po'Illon ons platform near inc
south SIDE OF the ROOM Inc witnesses enter rnfy'
and 10 hey GLANCE towards the prisoners II Is diiheuIt
to recognize which are the accuscd' owing To the &C.
t'uNo" VINO are 'iuhR among thoii' M spPhthNS
pe-eniing the same Appearance OocNi'nHHy
chain claaks and man moves then II Is easy TO
tell who are n'anacledi and consequently Wh'eh Of
these persons are the coh'praios'
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he vas to soe him or that he vent to ace him' A,
RI AID he tns 70 eco him On Friday c. I'D he tel
you what tori A. No cir.
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Flour and Grain.

NV NpkR, May Q, lsG5
The market for State and Mesicin Flour Is a..
titm'!f unsteady At pIt-cut. prices remaining but
lev hour coure 'utycls It the Artrular ngure. \
iAI Of Ice has lecn ELECTED 'ince n" opeuing o.
trade to-day, and the ma Sct closes ~ follows
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Wholesale Price. of Couutry Produce.

With the exception OF largel, increased activity,
this branch Of trade has cXpoIenc,d change Nor.
thy OF special note during the pfst week, prices Of
most of the staple articles remaining ut our last quo
tauons. Butter Il in very active demand At ptesen'
espccially for new, which, owing to the Ia ht cup.
ply la been advanced la2c Yer pound, Weston
butter also meets With ready sales at iuli piece
Chcec Is without any material change in value, auu
tho market Ia inactive. The market ior eerd IL abun
dainty supplied, but with active demand prcos ara
maintained Us lat quoted. Dressed meats shoy bu,
little change. beef and pork bc,ne little lee. firm
while mutton and veal exhibit al upward tendency
owing ~ a diminished supply. The follow ing VI, 10
day. quotations.
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Asparagus, dozen Mons c.IoE % - G.
Lunches. .....l 90 NJ o. onions, red M :. /.
RhubAIb. dOz. Lhs - NhS. DO Shite,....i b. Ia.
HIT lump. hi I5al 70. do sttnrrp..l Ju..5fs'
Aii, Iui Il pc, hhi..-a- Garlic, prluIh'ch ~ "A.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

CURIOUS EFFEcTs OF ErIDEMIcs.- The
visit Of tho cholera to Europe seems to be
rs fatal TO birds and beasts as to man.
We hear Of lid birds as well as domestic
beasts dying in large numbers. In Eng
land, Sheep COWS and horses arc visited as
with q plague. In belgium the poultry is
attacked the same way. In Paris the
dread Of the cattle disease is such, accord
ing 10 correspondent Of the London
Times, that all dogs running at large are
TO be killed, lest+hey become agents for
the transmission of the contagion. A
common impression is that these various
forms Of disease among the lower animals,
also the abundance Of insects, are pre-.
cursor Of the cholera, and originate jim a
Yitiated atmosphere. The recent shocks
OF earthquakes denote that the magnetic
and electric currents which course through
mature arc producing great internal dis
turbanees Of the globe, and the facts may
be related to each other as causfand effect.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

NEW SPEcULATIG.-Since the war
closed, and the lines Of travel North and
South have been re established, class of
spcculatots has sprung up in this vicinity
that war alone could lave. generated.-
They food the co,'tsssy with circulars hea-
ded, "The Fallen Brave" "Tbe Henored
Dead" and SO on, announcing that, for
consideration, they will exhu,ne, box up
and forward the repains Of any officer or
soldier to his friends or relatives. or course
the body is always found. no matter in
what battle the brave man fell, or how
vague the particulars furnished. The spec.
'ulator gets a handsome fee, the express
company a round freight, and the sorrow.
ing friends tho identical remains of the Low.
ed1lost one--sothey believe. Petersburg
is atspresent the headquarters of this new
aud thriving trade.-Richnond Times.
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Written for tie Press.
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

| LOUIS NAPOLEON.
| Mr.. Editor: The world has made GREAT
progress during the last four or five years,
but Tho blockade and tho clash Of arms
have thrown us off Tue track and left us.
not only tout in the cold," but in the
dark. We must 5ow make n vigorous
effort TO oHcrtake This progressive age
Many leading men Eave died, many. books
have been published, and many changes
have. been madasin Church and State, Of
| which most OF vs. know but little.
haze been readiug book entitled,
"Louis Napoleon, tie De.ti,xd AIonu,ch
IF tie World, by Rev. NJ. Baxter. an
Episcopal Missionary al Onondaga C,.,ssla
West"
The book has long title page, with the
| picture Of the Beast of l:evelation, spot.
ted like a Leopard, witli seven heads and
ten horns, six Of the heads resemble the
head Of beast, tho seventh is perchcd
above the others and is intended to repre-
sent Louis Napoleon. n the present Tin
reror Of lSance is to rrovc himself the
Anli'Clrist Of Scripture according to Mr..
Baxter, and pcrsccutc and sIay The people
OF God i'll all lands it is VOL for all 70 know
it, and prepare for the worst. Having 10
religious newspaper through Which 20 re.
view tbs book, with your permission l will
give very brief outline Of its contents
that yo,lr readers may know what is COM
ing on the word during tho mex. seven
years. Mr. Baxter, and number Of other
writers from whom he quotes, believe that
Louis Napoleon il the Personal Anti Christ
| fores]hown III. .prophccy-tlat he is to con-
firm seven years covenant with The Jows.
l'y this Covenant or Treaty. hc will assist
the Jews in returning to their own land,
will protect them i'll restoring the ancient
form Of worship. III the middle Of the
seven years lie will have rupture with
the Jcws-will demand that !is own i'm
age shall bc'ses up i'll the Temple and wor-
shipped by the whole world. THIS will
be 'lhe auominaton that makcth desc
latc:"-S:i: IL; Ma,li. xiv IS. Many Of
the Jews will resist this attempt to worship
this image. A dreadful persecution will
follow which will last during the last three
and IA half years Of tho seven years.
Shortly after the e,rl Of this seven years,
the Saviour will come in the clouds Of
Heaven; and the great battle of Arma:
geddon will be fought, in which Napoleon
and all lis army will be over,h,own.-
The Beast (Napoleon) and tho False
Prophet Qhc Pope) will be cas-, olirc into
'the Lake that burns with fire and 'blim-
stone," Which lake will be mado by the
sinking Of old Rome, or the territory nd.
jacent
If you think proper, Mr.. Editor, 10 pub
lish this communication, the arguments
and Scripture proofs by which Mr. Baxter
supports his opinions may be given at an
other time. Meanwhile if Nopo!eon con
firms the Covenant with the Jews next
year or at any time, it will be strong
proof that our author is right, and the
"wise" will begin to understand Daniel aud
Revelation.
Enough for the present. II.
Due West, S. G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

~ We have been requested to call at.
iention to the fact that there will ,be a
meeting of the citizens Of tho Lower Salu~
da Battalion at Chalk Level on. next
Thursday, tile 7th DECEMBER, for the DUR
pose OF organizing Company for Home
Police, under Gov. Perry's' proclamation.
Let all attend as the object of meeting is
very important.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

The South CAnoLlNIAS.-Within the
past week we have been pleased to meet,
IN our sanctum, Mr.. VIM. II. Wilson, su-
perlntendent Of the South Carolinian, pull
I@hed at Charleston. Mr.. Wilson will re-
main IN our Town and vicinity for several
days and will receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the popular paper which
he represents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

-@ We learn that National Bank
has been established in Charleston, S. G.
of which Mr.. Andrew 'simonds, lately of
this place has been elected President.-
Persons desiring to take Stock in the same
can dc 50 as there are .tsw shares yet un.
taken. ''.~~" =, :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

SfRANuE.LH Ills strange that we do not
receive the mails more regularly. Forathe
last two or three weeks we have received
no mail by the cars on Tuesday. Where
the fault is, we don't know, and. :eonse.
.quently don't pretend to SAP. It 'r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

INAUGURATION OF Gov. ORn.-The Co.
iumoa Ph@n's OF the Goth inst, says =
ihe Inauguration Of Hon. James L. Orr,
dovernor,e!ect, will take place, this day, at
hahpast o'clock, in the old College Chap.
'el' which is used at present as The hall oi
tho House Of Representatives..