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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Legal.
PROOF OF WILI-PATCH
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
dRANT County. -.
Probate Office January 5th 1857
IN e matter OF the Proof and Probate of the last viii
County of Grant ''' Vi Tue
"neIeas, an instrument in writing, pprportng TO be
n copy OF The last will and testament Of
IehIy Patch, deceased late Of the County 81
ufaht mas been filed in this ONCE; and whereas an
pheatioh mas been made by Louisa NJ Patch pray
my tat the same be proven and admitted TO Probate
according TO the laws OF this State:
therefore Is ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate Office in Lancaster in said
county, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of January. A. u
1861, at one O'Clock IN the afternoon az sail da,.
ANA IL Is further ordered that notice shall le iyen to
all persons interested in said will of the time and Mac
o. sad nearing by publication in the Grant Comfy
HERALD newspaper printed in said County fnr mr..
successive weeks, once each week. prior to the time Of
6acn beuling. W e u
~ the Court
Wiz McGONIGAL,
~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated five
miles from Boscobcl the road leading from Boscobel
to Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 240 ACRES,
$40 of which ander fence and mos of It in culs
tivaton, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist of a large Frame g.
House with seven rooms good cellar and els Esi:s
tern holding 100 barres and plenty OF stock wa ssA
ter near, good Granary Corn Crib and Stables There
is also on the place, ORCHARD o. $50 trees over
100 OF which were set cut ten years ago and had 100
bushels of Apples last year. also plenty of small fruit
snch as Tame and Wild puns, Currants Gooseberres,
Siberian Crabs Grape vines, and everything to make
family comfortable. The above farm will be sold at a
bargain, poor health is the of my selling For
price and particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
SEYMOUR CARVER
Boscobel June II lS66-l-tf
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RULL AND HEIFER STRAYED.

Strayed from the subscriber, living Young's Mil
in the town of Glen Haven about the first of September
lSG6. one yearpg past Bull, Red with white face red
rings around the eyes, little white under the belly
and little white in the bush OF the tail also year
OLD past heicr red and white spotted red than white
the shoulders and nearly all white the belly with
large white spot in her forehead. Amy person that
viii give information where / find them shall
have five dollars for each of them dollars for both
My Post Office is Cassyille Wis sofia
HILGERS SCHABEN.
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January !
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work beinl |
pressonlnle |
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seyou feel
b anew s.
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use, WHERE
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EARM FOR SALE.

Patch Grove, July 19.-6-&10tf
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W Charcoa! wanted by NJ. NJ
Ziegler. See advt.

reA-To TEAMsTERs.-See notice of
lumber to haul from Potosi, and
contract to be let
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A TRAIToR's REwARD.-The Dem
ocratic caucus in the Pennsylvania
Legislature have nominated Edgar
Cowan for United States Senator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

nea- 1t was biting cold at St. Paul
Thursday. The thermometer was
p degrees below zero at 6 o'clock in
the morning
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DAILY TRIBUSR.
Ten Dnllnrs NOR aflnnrll

Terms. cash in advance
Drafts on New-York. or Post 0face Orders payable
TO the order OF TIE TRIBUNE being safer preferable
Ia any other mode of remittance. Subscribers Who
send money 10y Express must prepay Express charges
Address,
THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up ly the subscriber re ling in the town Of
Paris on lands wned by him, about the Ilth of
December 1865 me red heier year old past white
Jelly and legs. lower part Of tail white alos some
white onl lex behind hips The is requested to
prove property pay charges and take said stray.
BENJAMIN SIIINOE.
DlcKEYvuLE Dec 20, 1896 -29-4t*
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The subscribes Oaers his farm for sale, situated %
miles north of Tatton village 81 miles southeast of the
village OF Patch Gaove,
Containing $40 Acres.
1t is under good improv all under fence, with
abont 800 rods of stone fences 80 of good Timber
the farm; 500 Apple trees about one half bcaring
quantity Of other fruits such Plum Cherry and Sbe-
sian Grab trees variety of grapes and straw
berries some evergree2s and other shrubbcry o.
good Frame DWELLINGS HOUSE, with all ~s.:.l
the modern improvements suitable outbuildings Ill
good cistern under woodhouse, good spring the
door, three barns used fol- hay grain stabng, shelter
&c
Said farm is convenient to market, 10 miles from
Bridgeport Ii miles from Prairie du Chen l6 miles
from Cassye 10 miles from Glen Haven. For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber on the farm
ROBERT G. BALLENTINE.
Patch Grove, July 10 -6-&l0tf
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S1-st.
SUMMONS.

~ MONS.
Circuit Court in and for Grant Coaaty. In Vacation,
after September Term, 1866
Charles G. Punett,
Josiah Hall Roach.
The State OF Wisconsin TO the Defendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required To answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Grant Comfy
at Lancaster in said county and serve copy of your
answer 10 said complaint the subscriber at his Office
in the village OF Lancaster, Wis., within twenty DAYS af
ter the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such
vice and If yon fail TO the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will ap
ply TO the Court for the relief demanded in the
Dated January >, A D., 1867
J. ALLEN BARBER,
90 Ct stamp Plaintiffs Attorney,
3l-6t, Residence Lancaster Wis.
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ESTATE OF SCHNEE.
STATE or WISCONSIN, !

STATE or WISCONSIN,
GRANT COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate of Henry Scince de-
ceased. In Probate, Grant County Court. January
Term 1867 Present William McGonigaI Judge
On this 9TH day of January d. 1867 upon read
ing and hling the petition of Sarah Z. Sclnee Of
NngVille, in said Grant county, stating that Henry
Sehnee, OF the county Of Grant died On or
about the 9th day Of December 1866 and PRAYING
that she be appointed Administrative Of the estate Of
sail deceased;
az the Probate office in the village of Lancaster in said
county on Tuesday the 29th day of January A. d. 1867
at o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be given
70 all persons interested in said estate of the time and
place OF said hearing by publishing copy of this order
IN the Hraht County HERALD, weekly newspaper pub
shed at Lancaster in said county for three successive
weeks, once each week. prior to the time Of such hear
ing.
WM. McGONIGAL,
ny the Court, County Judge.
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A ENACTMENT.

a 7 II M
GRANT COUNTY,
Town Gf Lancaster " In Justices Court
To Thomas Morrissy, Defendants
You are hereby notified that Warrant of At
taehment has been issued against You and your prop
erty attached to satisfy the demands of Adolph
Nathan, Joseph Nathan, and John Schreiner co-part-
ners, doing business under the firm of Nathan Sons
amounting to eleven dollars and sixteen cents,
Now unless you shall appear before Dexter Ward Esq.
Justice of the Peace in and for said County, at his
Office in said town, the 5th day of February A. D..
1867, at O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgment will be
rendered against you and Your property sold to pay the
debt. Dated this Sth OF January, A D. 1866
AD0LPH NATHAN,
JOSEPH NATHAN, and
JOHN SCHRE1NER,
Co partners under the & firm of j. Nathan Sous,
81 I'd Plaintiffs.
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STRAY HEIFER.
{ COLT STRAYED.-s15 REWARD.

stTayed from The subscriber residing onefour of a
mile south Of Fa play in Jamestown about the 18th OF
Juuc two-yea. old past horse colt light bay one
vi lite ilnd foot and few white hairs in forehead and
short back. Anyone letirling said horse to ne or
giving information where lie nay h.. found will re.
ceiye the above reward,
GEORGE LIDDELL.
Fairplay. Wis, Dec II, lS66.-3l-4t
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( 1OLT STRAVED.

Strayed from the subscriber While he resided in po-
tos about the first Of last June, yearng past horse
colt; the colt dark chestnut sorre but in she'd
ding his hair last spring be changed color reddish
roanthat IS about onethird Of his hair became white
very small star is in the forehead, one hind foot
white, double name and heavy tail. will give libe-
raj reware for the cot or for information that will lead
to his recovery. JOHN TROTrMAN.
2o-3t* z. O. Cassville, Wis.
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Stray Notices.
STEERS STRAYED.

strayed from the subscriber since harvest time three
steer described as follows 2year old dark red one
a DARK red yeariing yearling, almost white all
nave mole IN left ear, and two Sits in under part
OF the right liberal reward will be given for their
return to me or for Information SO that may find
their.
Address WM. f. GROOM,
c.ss,,i,,. NJ, Cassvle, Wis.
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EduCat iOnaI.
I .ANCASTER INSTITUTE
josiah Beardsley, a. IA, rraacsxsa
Mrs. f. BEARDSLEY. Asssrsn,
Miss N: A. BURR, Teacher Of as.e.

MISS " A. BUKK Teacher Of N,,ic
The winter Term of this Institution r;Ilco--
Tuesday, January s. 1867. and contipue IA -
The Principal having had an experiences ~ ,..
IN Academies and High Schools trusts be !. Ta.,s8
with the best method OF instruction No main. xsu n
spared IN endeayoring 10 make this school ,mo,- -.
best instruction in all branches given in IN. ~.s
.noFunSh manner The well known excellent sAsr..e
yer q the citizens and the subrity and benntv ~ -
location unite 10 render this the most desralI. IA =
.ictVe place for the education OF the younU -. -
be found in this region
TERMS OF TUITION;
Common English Branches s.
Higher -
Classical course. - +.
Lessons the Piano, $1,000 for 2tt.s.on.
1uitlon payable in advance. No dsluetio. So n
sence except in protracted sickness
No pupil received for part of a term unlas. h.
agreement upon entering school -
some valuable Apparatus belongs to the Isss,~sms
and u is hoped more will be added soon
Instruction in Drawing, Painting Sc Oixa, =. -
eumst4ncts may require
Lancaster Wis, Aug. Il lS66.-1O-6ts
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PATTON ACADEMY.

C. r. NEWC0MB, Principal
Mrs. c. r. NKwccaB Assistant
The Winter Term OF this Institution will somnsxsa
Tuesday, December 18th and continue l6 weeks
TUITION RATES
Common English Branches So cents per week
Higher IS
Languages, rs
Instruction the Piano and Guitar $40 for 81 loo
suns.-Use Of Piano 81 extra.
new and superior toned Piano has been purchased
for the use OF the Academy and unusual facilities win
he afforded those who Wish pursue thorough so4rss
in music.
Al Tuition is payable, one-halfat ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and onehalf at the middle of the term-no dedus soH
will be ma for less than throe weeks of absence sx
cept in cases Of sickness
Good board can be obtained in the village at reasoAA.
Bile rates.
Taiton, Nov. 16, 66.-5ts.
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STRAY HEfFERS.

Taken up by the subscriber,
In the town Of WyalRsing, lands occupied by him.
two heters: red yearliug with white forehead,
ear marks the other white heifer with sides,
both of, and has stub tail Owners requested
to prove property pay charges and take said stray
GEORGE GLENN
Wyalusing Dec. 81 1S6G-3l-4t
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STRAY COLT.
COLT STRAYED s1O.o0REwARD.

Strayed from the subscriber sometime last May two
year Cd bay colt, long heavy TAIL and think the
name lies to the left side No white about her | will
give the above reward for her for infor-
alton where she may be found
WILLIAM MINER
Post Office Little Grant
Little Grant Dec. 3lst 1Soo. 30-*-1t If.
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7 { r N S
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Mail subscribers, single copy year--52 numbers = 90
Mail subscribers. eluhs of five Q 90
Ten copies oNer addressed TO names Of subscEi-
bers. each 20
Twenty copies addressed 10 Of subscribers 81 90
Ten copies. to address. To o.
Twenty copies 20 one address, 81 %
An extra copy will be seut fer each club Of ten.
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sFuT.WFFkI.Y TRTDTNF-

Mail subscribers, copy, year-lO4 numbers, s. 60
do. , copies. do 10 90
-. copies or over, for each copy. 90
Pc-scls re9itng for locopies $50 will receive
copy for months
Persons REL lifting for Is copies S45 will receive extra
copy oneycar.
For 500 will send 80 copies and the DMLY TRIBUs-
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STRAY STEER.

Taken up by the su'aeriNer on ltnds nd iy lial
III the to"a Of Potosi, Ole sih IT December. one
black yearling steer The requested to prove
property, pay charges and take said stray.
b. D. UT.
Potosi, Dec amber II lS6e-29-4t
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STRAY PIGS.

~
Taken up BY the subscriber residing lands owned
by him in the town of Patch Grove about the Goth
December, six Pigs marked with crop on the right
ear This owner VIII prove property, pay charges ard
take said Pigs. JAMES PAUL
Patch Grove, January 2 1866 43l-4@
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STRAY STEER.

Taken up by the Subscriber, on lands owned by him
IN the Town of Liberty. about October 4s tso-vear
req ana whlte steer with slit IN the right The
owner is requested prove property pay charges and
take said stray. THOMAS TORNFy
Liberty, Wis., Dec %. IS66.-29-4f
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

agr ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONyENTION-ST. GEORGES PARISH, COL
LEToN DISTRICT FIFTH PRECINCT-By the several
OF Congress having relation thereto and by orders
from the Commanding General IN Election will be held
in this Election Precinct under the supernendence or
the Board of Registrars at The Town Hall in Summer
ve on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10Th and Goth days
of November 1867 from eight O'Clock A. NJ. until four
oclo k P NJ. of each day, for FIVE ~ DELEGATES TO
REPRESENT THE DISTRICT OF COLLETON in Con-
venton to form Constitution for the State OF South
Carolina All persons who have been registered at the
several registration polls in this precinct viz Summer
ville Ross's Station and Georges Station, and whose
names have not been stricken from the lists will be en
tied to vote.
AT the time aud place the registered voters VIII
vote FOR OR AGAINST A CONVENTION. by having
written or printed on the ballot by which they vote for
Delegates, the words "FoR A CONVENTION" or
AGAINST A CONVENTION" as each voter may 5
sire And as the law requires that the question OF Con-
venon or no Convention shall be determined at the bal.
lot box. no vote for Delegates to Convention will be
considered legal unless there is written printed on
the same ballot by which the vote given for delegates
the words "For Convention" or against Conven-
ton All who desire it have their tickets written at
the pole by the managers of the election.
The Board OF Registration for st. Georges Paris.
having reported to the Commanding Officer of the Mill
fairy Post the good order and quiet department Of all
persons dnrng the time OF registration they indulge the
tho hope that no will at the time Of the election by
any act or deed in violation of law and order destroy
the good opinion so expressed. s. KlNGMAN.
Chairman Board Of Registration.
St. Georges Parish. Fifth Precinct
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NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, October 9O.-Stocks dull and steady
Money 7; Sterling % 81; Gold Il; '62 Coupons
12i. Flour 10 15c. lower. Wheat &C. lower
Corn steady. Pork s21 25. Lard 13 1890. Cotton
dull, 19t 2Oc Heights dull. Turpentine quiet,
SAC. Rosin, common to strained, So Co.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Governments strong. '62 Coupons 12f. Gold
4Og. Sterling, time, 1893; sight, I. North Caro-
lima Skies, ex-coupons 40.
| BALTIMORE October 30.-Coton quiet, 19 l9s.
Flour dull City Mills Extra s11 25 a II So Wheat
quiet; good to choice 50 rs a S.. Corn weak
new white 81 IA a 20; old 81 IS a 3S; Yellow
81 49, Oats firm. Provisions fiat, and no transac-
tons. Cotton shade lower; sales 1900 bales
Uplands 19s. Flour dull Southern $40 20 IA oO.
Wheat 2 a &c. lower Mixed Western Corn 81 40 a
Al. Oats &c. lower. Provisions dull and
heavy Lard steady. Groceries quiet. Turpen-
tine 54 a So. Freights frmer; Cotton by sail sd.
ST. LOUIS, October SO-Super Flour Sc so 81.
Corn unchanged. Provisions dull; Mess Pork
s21 so.
CINCINNATI, October 3O.-Flour dull and un-
changed Corn &c. Mess Pork offered at S19 so.
Bacon unchanged. Lard dull at 124c.
WILMINGTON, October SO.-Turpentine defined;
sales at so 81. Rosin quiet at So 80 for Common.
Cotton declined, and active at 17ic for Middhng.
Tar, 50 70.
AUGUSTA, October 3O.-Cotton half cent lower.
Sales sos bales. Receipts s41 bales. Middlngs
16s cent.
SAVANNAH, October 3O.-Cotton dull and heavy,
holders anxious to realize; New York Middllngs,
1Sc; sales 46O bales; receipts, 1915.
MOBILE, October 30.-Cotton closed quiet at
164 tic. for Middings. Sales 500 bales. Receipts
755 bales.
NEW OELEANs, October 30.-Sales 1900 bales;
market weaker prices unchanged, Low Iiddlings,
1S 1ssc; receipts, 1888; exports, AS. Sugar and
Molasses-nothing doing Flour at stand still,
no sales to-day. Corn easier, quoted at 81 60.
Oats declined SC, quoted at 80 S2c. Pork, s24.
Bacon-only 8 retail business; Shoulders. 154c;
Clear Sides, 10 1870. Lard dull and unchanged.
Freights, by steam, to New York, Sc; Boston and
Philadelphia, 1c; Liverpool "a I'd; by SAIL to
Liverpool, 9-16d; to Havre, 1tc. Gold Ala. Ster-
ing heavy, 81 SIS. Exchange on New York, par to
] premium.
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Foreign NIarke ~.

LIVERPOOL, October 2S--Noon.- Cotton quiet;
Uplands, 81; Orleans, %.
LIVERPOOL, October 2s-2 P. Motion easier;
estimated sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 20 - Evening. - Cotton
heavy; declined 1-l6; Uplands 1916, Orleans, g.
Manchester market heavy.
LONDON, October 90. - Hutchinson, cotton
broker, has failed; and Lewis Brothers: in the
American trade, have also failed.
LONDON. October 29-Evening. ng.-Consols, 81 SIG;
Bonds, 69a.
PARIS, October 2s.-Rentes advancing; bourse
active.
LIVERPOOL, October 30-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 10, 900 bales. Breadstufs firm.
LONDON, October 9O-Evening 93;
Bonds 695; Frankfort Bonds 74l.
LIVERPOOL October -Evening.-Cotton dull
and declined 1-16 sales 10000 bales; Upands s}d.,
Orleans 3D. Breadstufs quiet. Lard 5Ss. Tai
low ASS. 3D. Sugar firm at 26s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
IRY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

TROOPS AND A SQUADRON ORDERED TO ITALY
GARIBALDI CUTS THE wIREs-vIcToR EMMANUEL
pENoUNcEs aARIBALDI-rHE POPE LEAVES THE
vATIcAN--uARIBALDI ORDERED TO DIsARM-
FRANCE WILL ATTACK HIS REAR-NAPoLEoN JUS
TIFIEs his AcTIoN-THE FLEET ARRIvEs-cUBAN
ATFAIRs-FRANcIs JOSEPH.
ToULoN, October 27-Ten thousand troops have
arrived here from Africa.
PARIS, October 27.-At council held at St.
Cloud to-day, Napoleon presiding, the Cherbourg
squadron was ordered to Italy.
FLORENCE, October T.-The Garbaldians con-
tinue to cross the frontier. The telegraph has
been cut, and Rome is now isolated from the rest
of the world.
MADRID October 27.-Spain has decided to join
in any action that may be Ssken by the Catholic
powers in favor of the Pope
Mensbra has formed an Itsian ministry.
Victor Emmanuel has issued proclamation de-
nouncing Garibaldi, and declaring that the French
policy met the views of the Italian Government.
The Pope has left the Vatican, and sought
refuge in Castle st. Angelo
PARIS, October 80. -Garibaldi was at Monte Ma
no. An italian General and troops has passed the
frontier and ordered Garibaldi to disarm.
PARIS, October 2s.-More ships have left Toulon
The entire press lauds Victor Emanuels proclama-
ton. France will attack the insurgents, and as
they ay over the border the Italians will disarm
them.
PARIS, October 29.-Mousteir has issued note
justifying the expedition. Italy, he says, failed to
protect the Pope, ard honor and the opinion OF
mankind impel France to action. When the re-
bellon is crushed France will retire and ask for
conference.
PARIS, October 29-1O P M.-The insurgents in
Rome are active An outbreak is momentarily ex-
pected. Garibaldi Is six miles away, organizing.
The French feet are unloading at Civita Vecchla,
where the Pope is expected.
MADRID, October 3O.--Lersundio has finally ac-
cepted the Captain Generalship of Cuba.
PARIS. October S0.-The Emperor Of Austria re-
turns via Berlin.
1t is said that the Pope tells the French that he
will leave Rome should Victor Emmanuel enter.
LONDON, October 9O-Evening ng.-Nothing further
from Rome.
Baron Won Beust will shortly visit London.
FLORENCE, October 2s.-It is said that the Depu-
ties Nicolera and Morto were badly wounded.
The sale of the Church LANDS has commenced.
General La Marmora has been sent on mission
to Paris.
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OFFICIAL.


headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, =. C.. October 81 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. los.
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ject to the Articles of War; held u arrest by military
thority charged with offences not capital upon security
az provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: LIST. of cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required ta by the State
law i'll like cases or. "a, Of bond in like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety. vino must b. frechoder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty, and
must under al authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commandcr in OF default. ard non-payment
by the surety on dem md to summary seize and sell
sufficient the property Of principal and surety to sat
isfy the forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per-
sonal property OF both principal and surety
All bail and bonds taken under military authori.
ty will conform the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command OF Bvt Major-General Ed. R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS '. CAZIARC,
Aidde-Camp Actg. Asst. Adj't. Gen
Official. o. NJ Mitchell Aid-de-Csmr.
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The Times editorially SAYS its Berlin cor

The Times editorially SAYS its Berlin colres-
pondcnt has cleared mp the mysteI! of the meet
ing OF the two Enlpcrors at Sa!zburg. He shows
that tie scheme Of an alliance vas dropped before
it could be formally articulatei The Times, i'll
it's leader SAYS, sirce his closer acquaintance with
German feeling has dispcled his last illusion, the
Emperor Napolcon's voice has been consistently
raised in favor OF pence. His uttcrance at the
next imperi i sitting in the Senate will Clear any
doubt that NAV still lnger in mems minds; but in
the meanwhile We seek no better guarantees for
the continuance of peace than the result of that
very journey to Salburs which has given rise to SO
vast an amount oi'equivoca!ion.