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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
TNAEtUTON'B sALE
OF
REAL ESTATE,
nALnAnI Il c.rAMnS Enn nIIaINEal


by direction Vt the Ia. will aud testament OF Mar
garst Purly decessed VIII ba sold at public sae on the
Premises corner q Fourth aud Kirg streca, on Sikh
day,
THE FOURTEENTH OF THE TwELPru MONTH, 1860,
at O'clock, P. NJ, the following described property
No lot m land on the norh-eaht corner Of Fourth
and King streets, about twenty feet front on Boarth
street, and about eghiy.twc feet ak inches King
stTet, with two story brick dwelling aud store; and
ffam shop on tho rsari this lot NdJolns four feel
Wide alley communicating with King street. to which
these premises have the right OF way.
NJ . lot OF land lhv east siie Of King street ad
oinlug number about trelyo feet six inches 'front.'
and about one hundred and niue iuet dsep which Is
erected three story brick dwelling tho upper portion
extending the fnur feet wide Nlloy to which this
property also has the right Of way.
Az locations for business the above described premises
arc exceeded by few II any out Of Market street and
must be sold TO adjust and close the etate the title Ia
deemed ndisputahe and has the add tionh security Of
htvns bsen la p,ss VI the family Of the TsatalI
fnr nearly u century.
Conditlons will he mAia known at tile time OF s,lo
JOHN FERRIS, Executor.
wM. II. NAFF, Auetioneer. novs3ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Gorrscted by q, Chandler \ Son.

Thursday, November - 1856
Whe1t Flour, lGr Sll25al7 on
Nyt Vluhf Nl 90
Wheat, per hushel, red, choice, Ii
whits,"-.''..'., .~...,...s. IS
hye =. !
Corn on, II
Conn new .'''.''''... O0
Corn per hushel, yenw. 20
Torn Hhi'e..'.,'..',, ,.......-,,,,....I IS
lals new 90
Behns " .,.. .,,...,,....3 90
LioVel seen' ''''''''s'... uu0Da 90
liihoihy 3, 8
tihN seed 90
nurkwheat Neal per 100 MS. 75
Wheat screenings per hushel. ..,.............., IS
Mlings per bnshel .............. ....... / 70
shrs stun " rs
Corn Oats ground per bushel ...,.....,.,.,...i75
fNtHtoesi per puHhel.'s..'' 25
Hay per ton.. 0O3O 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
IAl.sOaLLANRous.

MloCHLLANEOUS.
pred. DAM '
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
(Baseni"nt Of Indian "a, EN- lIotull
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MARKET STREEYs
wlIMlNdroN, DELAWARE.
sinvin', Hair Cutting, shampnoiug and Dyetpr done
In tbs sest manner Iante ii R,o Sv"S
DOOIN nINDEItX,
rhe undersigned have purchased ,bs nn,o,v ot
lionghnan Thomas Go viii continue tho business
Of Book Binding and Blank IIopk Manufacturing al ihe
THIRD STORY OF 49I MARKET STREET.
Entrance on shpley Street. Wilmington, Delaware
Mts,zn iF, Pamphlets, Newspapers &c. neatly boun a,
Tbasahahl Ales Spucll atsntinn given 10 the rulnp
O. F4per, B heads, &c and the manufacturing Of
Blank AerOnn Books 1t oyery description
business hours from A. NJ. to9 9PM.
noyo-om FERp. T. ig,5aaTIsIoSd g6aIS
IMPORTED EUROPEAN CLOAKs Ar
lIARRISoNS',
No. 20 souM EigdtA ST..
OF THE Latest sTYLE AND FAsIiIoN,rie y.
TERI ALs-tfe Ioreupne, Partridge Lalnb.kin and
Astrlrans-are to le latlIARlsuEs' having iusf T
turned from tho Continent with the tGwssl n,yiti
Aso ontlgned in mistake for other goods ysrv isrgs.
& nne 81 to b. sd {6y o5de At prices d please
dnctilns In the American Market.
No. 20 South Eighth st., Plaadelphfa.
| nOV9-3m
)qpNE )psss..-,i hihERLN H. WHITE LEAD.--
yOu will have no other. Manufactured o1iv ~ anu
| ZEIGLER 4 SMITH
| Wholesale Drug, Paint and lings D.,ia,,s
4o. - no. ldi NORTH THIRD STREET
| = ~ W ~ y PHILADELPHIA
'IHIh SUBSCRIBER HAVING SOLD MS
a Farm oliers at private sale Il head Of prn1s
Western Reserve Steers in hlh order md sn,,abi W
Winlel leading They win L.. sold very l1w ii apnil to
soon n ~ Market street. Wilmington, or Al Ia w F ~,
noviG.tf ''''i "a W. n. CANBY.
/ I)UME LIBERTY WHITE IEan--
VIII do more and better work Al /, nyen f'n.h IL
any otht', Try it. Manufactured 0nly bv '' 'iiah
-vN,, HeliLER SMITH,
-''o7a'' DtuK rant aud Gass Dealers.
1 tse No. III Mourn 1ilRD STHgrr
' PliLADFLrHTA
nEPosIT HOOK LOST.
Is merely given that Biok of D-post In tba
T. '1'.ns'pn h savings Fund belon ;inx to hnir, sin
r., % a sn 10y nr misatl. application has bs. nsd ~
o o' tne institution for renewal OF IN" sa,"a Nv
ELAlIRA SMITH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23

u, nn.ss s merely given that Blnk of D-posit il, ~,
bss sS@ HI@ .t savings o1 Fund belon ns ert smith,
liz ele ng m m isaM tPpllca'"o has b4-n made nj
a. " 'ue institution for renewal OF tina same
ELAIHA sMIp9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-23
RooI1 nINDEitl.

Boughmtu, Thomas Co, and will continue IN
| old stand '1s' ct 'i'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for August
IS concentration of cooling and re-
treshing draughts from the fountains
OF literature and art. While others
lose interest this is radiant in sum
mer glory The musical composi>
ton, "Toqch not the Wine Cup, is
a monito2 Worthy Of perpsal, and
will repay the effort of its sentiment.
The superb steel engraving OF
Washington Irving will be hailed
with delight by the admirers Of that
American Author There is an extra
number Qfgood stories, and contin-
uation Of Alice Cary's " Confession
ola Coquette, with Poems, lllustrs.
tons, and Fashions, too extended to
catalogue here. In a brief summing
up, i is worth the price of a years
subscription. Those who wish to
subscribe can address,
w. JENNINGS DEMoREsT,
473 Broadway, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
The Davis Case.

WASHINGTON, July 29-- Che Com
mittee on Judiciary have made re-
port, in which they say it is notori-
Gus that } Jefferson Davis was guilty
Of the crime of treason according to
the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, apd the committee
are OF the opinion that there are no
obstacles TO q speedy and impartial
trial, which cannot be removed by
legislation. They say the evidence
IN possession Of the COMMITTEES con
necting jeff Davis with the assass-
nation Of Lincoln, iustifics them in
saying that there is probable cause
to believe that he was pfiyy TO the
measures which led to the commiss-
ion Of the deed, but the investiga-
tons which haYe Keen made be the
War Department and by the com
mittee have nor resulted in placing
the Government in possession Of all
tho facts in the case. 1t is probable,
however, that the further prosecu-
tion Of the investigation lay the com
mittee and by the officers Of the
Government Will result finally in a
full development, of the whole trans,
action. The capture Of the rebel ar
chives had put the GoYesnment in
possession of a mass of letters pa
pers and documents Of various kinds.
only portion Of which have yet
50en examined.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

MUsIc.-Mr. Geo. Walker advor-
tises this week a variety Of Pianos,
Organs, MeIodcons, Sheet Music,
Piano Cloths &c, &c. Mr.. Walkers
is the only agency in Grant Comfy
for musical instruments, and the
public can rely upon being fairly
dealt with, and that their orders
viii be as promptly and cheaply
flled here as anywhere.
Mr.. WIS energy deserves patron
age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Notice to the Friends of those who were
Killed or Died During the War.

The friends Of those who died or
were killed during the late war are
requested to send the names Of such
to AppIsoN Burr, Lancaster, Wis,
to be inscribed upon the Soldiers
Monument which is being erected.
Send the name, with the Company
and regiment to which he belonged.
It is suggested that the Chairman of
the different Town Boards take the
matter in hand and see that it is
promptly ana carefully attended to.
The names should be sent in imme-
diatel y rs the contractor is waiting
for them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

MEAT MARKET, &c.-Garrett Lash
er has purchased from his father the
AGncaster Meat Market, and Groce-
ry Store, and will keep the shop
well stocked with the different arti-
cles in his line. Country produce
will be taken in exchange for goods.
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

DR.. J. G. HoLMEs.-IIas taken up
his residence in jamestown, and off
ers his professional services to the
citizens in that vicinity. See adver-
tisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

THREsHING MACHINE FOR SALE
Mr.. S. Woodhouse of Tafton offers
second hand threashing machine for
ssle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

The buffalo Co'Dtr says that tusi-
IS Brutus Booth, in 1910, came on
the stage IN the old Eagle street
theater in that city The pit \
Missed him. Booth reply Was vol
ley of chairs froG the stage into the
offending locality. which was cleared
Of every individual in five minutes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

f1ye Persons were generally dis
posed to be pleased with President
Johnson last fall, when he directed
that no Fedora, otice~holder saoull
be Obliged to pay assessments ipr
political purposes, ahd even went SO
TN - IL praise anu promote a clerk
in the Treasury department who
refused to make sccA payment when
demanded. 1T now turns out, howcv,
err, that Mr. Johnsons conduct in
this matter was not 50 disinterested
as was supposed. We learn from
Washington that lists al the officials
in the various departments have ais
ready been made OFT, preparatory to
lotying a tax of FIVE per cent. upon
their salaries during the three
months preceding the cleotions.-
The fund thus raised, we are pretty
sure. will not be used for the benefit
Of tie party which elected Mr, eohn>
son, and therefore he will place no
obstacle in the way Of It's collection.
Ia Many land the assessment laid. upon
official salaries Is said to amount to
one~tnId of tho whole amount
which will be great lift 10 the party
which j. determined to vote AL the
returned Rebel soldiers ii IT can. but
a sore penalty to pay for i-olding
even lat position under the Johns
son regime.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

aSA- GEoRaE Francis Trainmet Val.
landigham il waiting at the white
house. Train tells Val. he must not
come to Philadelphia, for he will only
damage the President, and that men
like him must take the back seats
!" II. got excited, said he represcn-
ted the people Of has district, who ere
tlse only representatives Of the Prcsi.
dent IN his p"liti al course, aud when
he was sent to Philadelphia he would
go and make himself heard and felt
In the meantime, Blair says Train is
crazy and mustnot be admitted, and
Train says i Blair is to have his way
and resurrect the dead Copperheads
he Will go &c work and break Up the
show and sell out the pieces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
ELAX SEED ! FLAX SEED
wanted $4,000 Bushels.

The subscrAers gents for NessTs W. BLATGHS0RD
CO. of Chicago. are prepared purchase contract
fsr ans amount If Flaxsetd To be delivered at oar
storesin lancaster any station on the Railroad.
Purchasing as do for the largest Oil Manufacturing
Company ia the Northwest enabled 70 ef the
very highest Chicago cash prcesless the Transports
ton 10 that city.
We win furnish bag for delivering the seed If desired
A. & T. A. BURR.
Iancsst r Wis July q, lsGf-7-G
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
M A r RE o.

n Boscobel Jn|y 9th by Rev NJ Morehouse Mr.
Andrew ~ VI
"a Jamestova July 2lth by Rev WIN stodlart Mr.
iihNhN HoFfMASfER and Miss LENA MERING
~ Hazel GFeen Jay 10th ~ John sullivan IA
Mf. JUN CoAfSan Miss ANN RICHARDSON
IN Fenni ore 4uy 22d by Rev H. j. IIof. Mr. SIMON
PpLLMAA OF fennimore, aud MISS ELIZABETH
stliMALENBERGERo Hickory Grove
~ Elieuburo lnlY 18th by Rev samuel " Eaton
~. Join BIZ piEf and Miss EMILY ROBERTS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
TO BLACKSMITHS AND WAC.

hav On hsu8r sale plenty Of blacksmith coal IRON
steel sled shoes Pnkes hubs bent wager makers stua
&e sc, for sale ds cbaapas anywhere
FRANCIS McsPADEN.
nasnnhal Oct sls.tlsN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Lumber.
CASSTILLE LUMBER YARD.

TIE undersigned have "a hand and constantly r.
ceyiug large Of Lumber, Lnth and. : hpg
intending fun assortment of Dimension I.uI Scr .l
Building Timber which We intend to sell The love
ina Ike price
A. TAGGART Z co.
csssyle. May 81, 1S66--o1ys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

PRo1IFlc-Mr Amherst Barber,
brought into our office last week, a
limb from Siberian Crab Apple
tree, which contained thirty apples
OF good size, and wei formed within
the space Of six inches.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

Having purchases TIE above store The undersigned
respectfully iff9rn.tEe ritizens Of Lancaster and yicn
u that ne WIN kser:a ecod supply Of the best neat the
market can afford Also
FA,ULl GR3cERIEs AND PRoyIs4 c.,s,
Candles, nuts, flrits aud Oysters in
Cuicl, Cash saes, and snall profits is tlle motto.
Butter Eggs hfdes sc. &C.. taken exchange for
goods
GARRET LASIIER
layeastcF. Wis Jaiy 81 lsc0.-s-tC
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

FARM For SALE.-Mr. Q. +. Hart,
of MilIvilIe, offers oae of the best
bargains in the sale Of bis farm.
This farm is in the bluffs bqs not.
withstanding the quantity Of land
that is offered for the money, il such
MS to make its sale certain within q
short time These Iards ere frs.-r4te
tor stock, and particularly sheep ,
aud as they are to be largely raised
in Grant County in The lusure those
contemplating going into tile stock
business viii do we'll to look at these
lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Chapman sBadger State Warblers.

This Troupe is = home production
CONSISTING Of Mr.. r. ;. Cbanman and
.a,,o I;,+Ie hors oa1 nirl. ~ notch
's4.''
nos. all residing a1 Mazo Name, the
little ones under the CHARGE and mu-
steal instruction of Chairman Inc
,rocts ifon,. or;so i, III I'LL, a. IN
several cLareb%s ~ homo Tbo Gt-
Ne bovs and oirls seven of MON
ares ranging nine to twelve have
we'll trained voices and cannot tail
topIease theNiIlaEe people anywhere.
They sang at Lancaster on Monday
evening to full house.
Thy - - @Prap' next II Haich
olesye . on 3U'Np"y evening ~ 81
Ton GA "T4HoSu"Y evening at pee
Town on thursday evening, at i.otc-
s. on FRIDAY evening at Plattevtne
on saturday evening.
~ ~
:. 30 DAN 'EsS 90 + AIR" mayo re-
eeived the Premium List Of the 30
Davies CO. Agricultural Society l2r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
EARM FOR SALE.

The Valuable Farm :, kno2nas the Morri- o.
son Farm 29 milos NORTH east Of the Village of ,;.
Lancaster, is oftere for eale. Those DESTROYS Of A
par hasng good Farm, well addpted to both grain and
stock cannot do better thaa call and it before buy
ing elseW here.
There 40acres SO urder tvation the
is splendid Timber Land which eaAl' be osseefeG in the
County
Also large bearing orchard all well watered ana
splendid buildings. which VIII be sold reasonable
terms
FRANCES J. MORRISON.
Lancaster, Wis 9nne Is lsG6,-.-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
[ UMBER AT POTOSI.

We Az receiving from the Pineras large lot of ns
less ana eAleat % be able 10 the public Win
- h4uas q BstFiiIg LaI Der, Fencing, Barn Be-
IcIn'noa aad Heavy Eun Der. &c at such reasoi.s !,
pisces Is 20 Jls1abic all build mansions town ~
cas-iss-y lDr nan or beast.
KINNEY &CC.
Potosi, JuI IS, iS65.-52H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

) Infeua' Revenue Assesa.ss's Once,
frlife du Chen Jgly i9. ls66.
>eItr Rs Lefahs -iy that The Honorable Secretary
t tf la.a4s laa apFofntsd RtcHtRb CtR7Fr, IF
l@tteelUe ASSISTANT Assessor of Division No. Five
eeeHrisi1g Sc C.iulty of Grant in his District, in
tae plsta q pHBH~ps Hoxr resigned
- B. y. BRFSB0IS, Assessor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

40 acres Of which under eree and most Of it III cul
tiyati0n, the balance good Timber
The Improvements consist OF large Frame 49,
House with seven rooms. good cellar, and a els hii:
tern holding leo barrels and plenty stoc, wa ..l
ter near. good GfanY, Cora Crib and Stables Thrre
i also On the place, ~ ORCH I'd Of 250 trees over
lo 81 which We're set cut ten years ago. and had 100
bushels o. Apples l,st Year also R!pnty q small fruit
Siberian Crabs Grape vines, and everything TO make
family comfortable The above farm will be sold at a
haTgan - pooF health is the Of my selling For
price ana PARTICULARS inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
SEYMOUR CARVER
Bqscohol, jung L, 1S96-1-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
11ARM FOR SALE
CONTAINING leo ACRES.
70 ALA PERSONS

TO ALh PERSONS
oesr.n,s Of securing aiee hoa.e at moderate cost
ana i9o, io-q time for pag1fpAt;
The finest chance is offered FOR persons Of indus
trios habits and moderate TO secure ONE OF the
best improved farms in Grant County.
The undersigned has been authorized and Will now
9is}r for sales IN parcels that Beautifully Improved
Farm, si,9at 1, n t5wnot Glen Haven and lSnown
te
ON q r r AY FAR NJ"
Said Farm contains in all about 701 acres Of finely
improved Prairie Land. the whole being well watered
@ita RI jng branches, aal has upon the same o.
several dwellings aud out buildings MIA
Tho same viii BE- soa in large or small guam +sSl...A
titles. Price regulated according 20 part thereof sccc-
ted
Terms, 20 .reent down, and balance in from to 10
years with uferes
NM. PITT TF.ts ~
Attorney at law.
Lancaster, Nov. l,t Grant Co. wis-22-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
New Advertisements.
Containing 535 Acres

TIE ebSc1i1erpnNr has farm, situated in In. town
I AnLyle. ono mlL- sonthMest On tho KIM stnn1 Nh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Lancaster, Wis. Jppc is l8oa.-4-tf ,'''''' =
EARM For SALE.
CONTAINING 2lo ACRES

The subsc.!4ee oe2yr~f-r sale lis farm situated Ave
miles from Boscobcl on the road Leading from Boscobe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
JNO. P. LEWIS, Agent.
ESTATE OF WILSON,

LANCASTER, Wis, JQly %, lsoG.7-3
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-13
Gbt Wsstern gemoftat.
RAILROAD CONVENTION.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

The Railroad Convention. at Mount vernon
Springs Chatham county, week before tasi i,e was
veu attended. The counties ofRowan, Guilford.
CLatbam and Cumberland were represented. ID.
F. Caldwell, Esq, was presiding officer The
meeting ..i s bs s ss full ssPs"ee
This meeting, it will be remembered, was held for
the purpose of promoting the extension OF the
Fayetteville and Western railroad, and its con-
nection with the N. G. Railroad.
The following resolutions were Introduced ane
adopted;
Resolved, That we desire to see the tayette-
vile and Western Railroad finished to the hortn
Carolina Railroad as soon as possible. ,,
r. Resolved, That we regard Greensboro as the
best point for the connection above referred to,
and that we believe the people of Greensboro
Guilford co., will subscribe literally to that end.
Resolved, That committee of ten be appoln,
ted to solicit subscriptions for the completion OF
said road to Greensboro; and that committee
of three be appointed to lay before the pubic h!
facts and information on the Importance OF this
ENTERPRISE,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-13
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

METHODIST Commemorative Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
= for this State is now in session here, Bishop
Pierce presiding. -FayetteviUe IN. CO. Pres
bytsrian.
METHODIST CHURCH SoUTH--The votes
which have been thus far taken in the several
Anuual Conferences of the Southern Methodists
indicate the ratification by large majority OF
the proposed change of the name of the Church
to Episcopal Methodist Church, ard the pro-
posed introduction of lay representation into the
Genera! aud State Conferences.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church in the Uni
ted States, will meet in the First Presbyterian
Church in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on
Thursday the 18th of November 1866, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. The opening sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Geo. Howe, d. d, the
last Moderator.
THE ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF THE SoUTH-The Synod of this
Church met a short time since, near Fayetteville,
Tenn. The question of union with the South
ern Presbyterian Church came up for final set
Element The majority of the delegates were
opposed to it, and all negotiations on the sub
ject we're abandoned. In 1852, the Church
seemed quite favorable to the union; but de-
cided change has taken place now. This union
was very desirable for many reasons, but the
Associate Reformed Church has at once aban-
doned all negotiations on the subject. We learn
that some of the ministers have consummated
the union for themselves individually, and 9th
ers will likely do so 1t was earnestly
hoped that this branch of the Presbyterian
Church would accept the propositions made by
the Assembly at Augusta, in 1861; but by the
action of its late Synod the matter is declined
This Church has nine Presbyteries, sixty six
ordained ministers, and eight licentiates.-Ec-
rbnooo
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

great battle took place in Gambia, on the
18th ult, between 10000 Cretans, and the COM
bned Turkish and Egyptian troops, &c, 900 strong.
The latter was repuIsed with great loss.
The prospect for military reform in Austria
includes universal liability to serve in the army,
the use of breech loading arms and other meas
ures.
TORONTO, NOVEMBER 1.-The Fenian trials
were resumed this morning R. Mckenzie and
j. F. Fleming appeared in behalf of the American
Government The American Consul was also
present John Stevens, deaf man, was placed
on trial, and after the examination of several wit
nesses, who testified to having seen hirl carrying
rifle at Fort Erie the Judge summed up the case,
and the Jury, after short absence, brought in a
verdict of guilty. He WAS sentenced to be hung
on the 18th of December.
1t is understood the Government, at a Cabinet
nesting, resolved to commute the sentence of
Lynch and Mcmahon.
Three men, named Bell, Flanagan and Wells,
confined in Jail since June last, on charge of
Fenianism, have been released.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-13

We will sell at the late residence of Robt Gun.
bingham, deceased, on Tuesday, the 4th day of De-
cember next, three tracts of LAND; One containing
2lO acres where the deceased formerly lived joining
the Lands of Jas kenneir Jas ii Davis and others.
Also, Plantation containing 1875 acres, joining tho
Lands of Jas Davis, Mrs Weeks and others
Also, Plantation lying one mile above Morrow's
Turn Out, known as the Porter place, joining the
Lands of John w Morrow, VIM Thrower and Others
containing LA acres. All these tracts of Lands are
in high state of cultivation, well improved and
good water. Any persons wishing to see and ex-
anime them, by applying to JAS Cunningham he will
show them these different tracts of Land. Terms
make known on day Of sale. Sale TO commence q.
ii o'clock. VIM. REA,
JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
Nov 5, 1866. Executcss