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latest From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.


The dispatch from Charleston, relative to
Mai. Anderson's movements, created intense
and feverish excitement in Congress ind
throughout the city.
Col. Myers and Capt. nonisan, md Maj.
Wayne of Ga, have resigned their Offices IN
the army. Maj. Wayne will accept The post
IF adjutant Gcn'l "a his State.
The p. O. Department continues to receive
rosinetons Of pos;masters IN South Carolina,
who give as their reason that they are cut OF
the Union.
Mr. Thomas of Tenn, has been apponto
on the House committee IN Investigate the
facts IN regard To the abstraction OF bonds,
in place OF Bocook, resigned. II may hold
some meetings in New York.
The address proposing convention OF the
border States, in Baltimore, meets with gen.
eral approval from the representatives there
from, aud has already obtained numerous
signatures.
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speech OF Hon. u, r. Wade. OF Ohio.
In THIS SENATE Dec. Il, 1860.
Continued /

Then, sir, what is it OF which complaint is
madef You have had the legislative power
of the country, and you have had the Execu-
tive OF the country, as have said already.
You own the Cabinet; YOU own the Senate !;
and. | may add, YOU own the President OF
the United States as much as you own the
servant upon your own plantation. Laugh
teri | cannot see, then, very Clearly, why
il IL that Southern men can rise here and
complain of the action Of this Government.
| have already shown that II il perfeatly i'm
possible for you now to point out any act Of
| which the Republican party can possibly be
guilty, Of which you complain; because at
(po period yet have they had the power OF
making any rule. or regulation, or law, that
could, by possibility, affect you; and, there
| fore, understand that when Senators rise
/ up ferc to Justify thr overthrow OF this Gov
ernment, to break il up, TO resolve 1t into its
original elements, they DO so upon tho mere
suspicion that tho Republican party may
somehow affect their rights or violate the
| Constitution.
Sir, what doctrines do We hold detrimental
TO you? 10 the next inquiry wish to make
Are we the etters forth OF any new doctrine,
under tho Constitution of the United Statesi
tell Won nay. There il no rincple held to-
Jay lA tHaa ElEHl iAhluGilAoH patty uhs
not had the sanction Of your Government il
every department for more than seventy
years. You have changed your opinions.
We stand where we uaed to stand. That il
the Only difference. Upon the slavery ques
ton, the only doctrine you can find touching
il in on. platform Or our action, the onl,
position we occupy in regard to it, is tha
formerly occupied by the most reverei states
men Of this nation. Sir, We stand wher
y, II assan ton stood, = here Jefferson rsoea
where Madison stood; where Monroe stood
We stand where Adams and Jackson, an
even Polk stood. That reyered statesman
, Henry Clay, Of blessed memory, with his iy
u ing breath asserted the dalirlnr that we ha4
to.dly. Why, then, arc we held up befor
!, the community us yiolators OF your rights
You have come in late in tho day to accus
Us of harborng these opinions.
| ask, then, what doctrines do we hold 0
which you can r,ghsfully complaint 70
have pointed GU. none. You do not Dom
/ | pam Of the execution Of the Fugitive SlaS
/ bill; you do not complain Of the Liberty bills
yon ID not complain that MIR. Lincoln 10
violent man, who will probably do you All
injury. The Senator from Georgia told u
TINT he had no approximations that MIR. Lin
coin, In his administration, would do any ae
. in violation Of your rights, or 10 violation Q
the Constitution Of the United States.
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SPRINGFIELD, Dec. z


CHARLESTON, Dec. 81.
Fl. Moultrie was evacuated last night
Previous to the evacuation the guns we're
spiked. The Fort is now being demolished
hv FIRE; only soldiers were left in charge.
The soldiers have oil been conveyed to Fort
Sumpter.- Intense excitement prevails. The
convent kjs in secret session.
LarEK3H 10 only the gun carriages that
are on fire nj Fl. Moultris. The cannon are
spiked and il lie rumored that train 10 laid
to blow up the Fort. The last report il
doubted. The excitement and indignation
Of the people is increasing.
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Tns RxBEL SrArE.-rhe Rebel Conven-
ton, passed an ordinance, in secret session,
on the Goth .sto make provisional arrange
ments for the continuance of the CONNER
eial facilities Of South Carolina" Ii is long
and not worth copying.
There were rumors in Charleston on the
26th that several hundred troops were en-
route to the Charleston Forts, and that Fl.
Sunptcr had been reinforced on Sunday by
marines under the euisc Of faborers. Postat
matters continue as formerly.
ALARsxA.-It is said the Convention will
have an immense majority of secessionists.
DsAp.-Ralph Farnam, the last survivor
OF Bunker Hill, died on the eth, aged l04
years and five months.
REHEL CoxxlssIoSEas. The South Caro-
lima Commissioners had arrived at Wash
ington and were to confer with the old do
tgrd OF the White House on the eth. He
ought TO treat them as Jefferson did Burr,
instead of referring the matter to Congress
by message.
BoND SrEALERs, GODDARD Bailey's bonds
men have surrendered him, and he is now in
Jail. OF the 100000 bail required for
Russell, Senator Green, and Representatives
Woodson and Barrett have given security
for 100000, and the citizens OF Washing
ton are making up the balance $500 900
The Secretary Of the Treasury denies thai
there 10 any dcfaloation in his department
but the examination 10 going on, though nj
trust bonds are yet found missing. So say,
the telegram.
REIEcrEp.--Russ's rr opposition in Commit
tee Of 80, to extend the Mo. Compromis
line has been rejected all the Republican
and Davis of Md. voting against il.
Nor REiNFoRcED.--lt was denied in Wash
ington on the Goth that any troops had beer
ordered to Charleston. The old Pub. Func
was afraid to do it.
THE ULrIxArux.--Mr. Toombs refused t
answer Senator Grimes' question whethe
the ultinatun OF the South Was not the re
cognition OF tho right of property in man.
lnPEAcaxxSr.--The was much talk i
the Washington hotels and political circle
Of impeaehing Sec'y Floyd on account Of th
recent fraud developments.
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ITO be Continued

RT CouGHs.-Tbe sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowN's BRoNcHIAL TRo-
cnEs," or Laxrnges, let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation Of tho Throat be ever 60 slight, as
by thie precautlon q moro serious attack may
be ehec,ualy warded of. Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them efectualfer clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
verilsement.
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Latest From Cnnriencn.

CHARLESTON, Dec. q.
The military have been ordered TO pro.
tecs the magazines and arsenals in this To-
cality: 1t 10 reported that military corps
from the interior are en- route for here.
have just bad an interview with Capt Fos-
ter. now in command Of It. Moultrie; he
saws Anderson has acted upon his own re.
sponsibllity. Fl. Moultrie has not been set
on FIRE. Cant. Foster is still 10 command OF
the Fort, with few regulars.
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HousE.-Mr. Stevens, of Washington
Territory, denied the reports In the papers
that the Indian Trust Bonds had been stolen
for the benefit ef the Breckenridge Club in
the late campaign.
The Com. appointed to investigate the
stealing of these bonds was authorized TO sit
10 Washington or elsewhere. The Indian mp
preparation bill was considered awhile, but
there being no quorum The House adjourned.
SENArE.-After routine business, btlre-
iating to Arizona and New Mexico was taken
up, and Mr.. peeiittlo made n speech. From
the brief abstract given by telegraph, we
think it must have been remarkably good
and well-tmed.
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senate or Maker and David WilmOt a I
Sprtngft cid-- Wilmot q Ocs Into hc
Cabin . d. Ia bs made mp and the
Members 10 visit sMr. Lincoln Ism.
medtately.
Especial dispatch to Cincinnati commerciaf.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. "a.
Eps. Con-: Senator Baker and David Will
mot arrived here this morning. Baker Wis
it's relatives. Wilmot comes by invitation,
aud will represent Pennsylvania in the Cahi-
net. 1t 10 stated on good authority that the
Cabinet ia made up, and that all proposed
members will SUCCESSFULLY visit THE place
within the next three weeks,
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THE vorE IN 1hs SxSArx CoHxrrER.--In
the Senate Committee Of thirteen the mem
bers OF the committee voted "a follows on
Crittenden's Resolution in favor of extend
ing the Missouri Compromise line by an
amendment to the Constitution
YEAs-Crissenden, Doug as, Bigler, Rice
aud Powell.
NAYs-Collamer. Doolitsle, Davis, Grimes
Hunter, Tsombs and Wade.
Davis, Hunter and Toomb. intiMated tba,
they would 60 for i. If it received the cor.
dial cndorseme nt OF the Republicans.
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CHICAGO MARKEr.--On the Goth the money
market was quiet, currency abundant, ex-
change firm ut 10 70 IL. Under the Foreign
news wheat advanced llc per bushel, selling
at u to III for No. 2 Spring. Corn was
Gr.r y 90 = e.. cyasss.. Hogs frm al o.
70 $3.50.
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q The0Ommon cpinion - that we should
take good cnrc OF children ut nil seasons or
tho ysar, but it's we'll enough ia winter TO
LIZ fHEn eLIDR.
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Ar PkkAiuA Iowa currency is quotet
at per cent. premium in Chicago as com
pared with Illinois currency.
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KILLED.--An lrlshman named Charles
Taylor VAS killed mar Cedar Rapidr last
Tuesday night, by hsiag struck on the head
b. the pilot Of q iocomotive. He was found
ID ! dying condition near the track. Daven-
port Gas.
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CT The sheriff Of Otoe Co., Nebraeka j,
sdvertises two negroes for sale. This il
bred Scottish ia the Territories.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Sarah Lee, colored
servant in the family Of Mr.. J. W. Richard
son, at Musca,ins. was horribly burned, last
Thursday night, by the explosion Of can Of
canphene, from which she ives filing light
cd lamp. She was terribly injured about
the face and breast before the flames were
smothcred, and died the next day.
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cTDouglas said in 1850 that the North
was not in the habit Of compromising under
duress Of threatened Jisunion.
IL 1860 Douglas says in committee, in
view OF impending threats of disnnion, he
will vote for compromise without any re
gard to anything he has ever said or done
heretofore.
II il Mr.. Douglas habit to speak and &C,
without any reference to his former positions.
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Tua Dxs MONIES VALLEY WEis IL ubn- &c
every Monday ii this oice is If the oidest pa
psrs in low a, and he's widely extended circuis
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Westera Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-29

In which VIC shail oL.f 9reat induce nerts. As orc
of our firm re idss III .sw l,sk ~ shal rcri In uc
TO receive week saPpiies throughout IN. seasS@
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
Petition for Divorce.

Edward Shirich
vs.. , In Seneca CON Pleas,
Angeline Shrch }
The defendant, Angoline Shirich. will take
notice, that petitioner filed his petition in said
Court, on the lst day OF October ls60, charg-
ing that said defendant has been wiltully al
sent from Petitioner for more than three years
without just cause. and praying that mar.
riage contract be dissolved and the custody
of Eden S, Shirich shall be- decrecd 10 Pc
titioner that said Petition will heard Mt the
January term of sain Court, A. d. 1860.
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
SOILS lol Pet
Oct. 5 CIV s
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DIR. NIcMillen.
PHYSIGIkB.

Gan be Consulted iree OF charge
at the following times and places:
clyde, Junction Hotel Aug 25, Oct. 9, and
Tim. Shawhan House. Aug. %, Oct. 10 and
Nov. ~.
Carey, Gait House. Aug 80, Oct H. and
Nov. %
r's!i,y. Crooks Hotel, iu o'clock Aug.
81, Oct. "a aud Nov %.
to..ttor'a, Hays hou-c Sept. !. Oct. "a, aud
Fremont, Resslcr's Hotel, Sept O. Oct. Is,
and Nov. 26
Upper sandusky. Pierson House. Sept is
Oct 81 and Dec -.
Ny TuEoRy AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from any in
he United sts'-s go s-,-eac ans Que 90 ptodacc
rafva. Aiv ucofy is basrduron fhe ChcuHcal opera.
uoni Of thC body QeNCving di.gasrs 60 denend upob
d'sgrcpouionate condition Of the nnds Of ihe body.
whereby the solids become unhealthy. ny anavflnr
te secrouout, Blood, So of che body aud dndinr out
what's deficient oi IN excess and supply tto the svs
ten What is wanting, am enabled 10 cure Omen BY
mail amount ofmcdicinc. Nov, uyspspsis. IN the
great majority uf cases, depend m1ilir upon dtpro
poriioucd s.te OF the gastric or dscsng auid Of re
stomach. When this taurc iulCo d. ptopartioned
properly The food Is well anil thoroughly drcscd aud
assimiatcd. Viewing Dyspepsia by thr rules Of
Chcmicopathology and giving treatment accordingly,
AlN fNNFN 70 NNNN W NseH NA " siNf NNN - NNHH
Of 80 Of bronchitis, Piles, Neurgia, Liver Com.
niaint, nirEuess. Nervous Debility, and Female Die.
eafri in cvorycass q cute Auotacf ChWnic diseases
ptoporti ouHttlv
NJ. McNiiia- wees m improved lnhalinr tndumeu'
for Consumption, Asthma, Brcnehitis and some form
Of Laryenettes. By thishe can make good on ope
ration to The diseased Lung and Throat be could
" sore nnywheto on the exterior of the hodv nr Me
Nlillen uses pure Chemcopsihic md Ootanc remedies
Tie giyesa mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists TO free herself. expect TO travel
the route for years nndpledse mefio be candid and
| TO deal honorohly with allwho call upon me. trspy
wish 20 know my surccss manner of fcatmC NJ
call on nr write 10 the following persons;
Mrs. T. ohcrt McClelaud, John sheats, Charles Bau.
haH, Tinln Seneca Cot j. q. Niilhcim, Fostcria.
/ Mr.. Robert Jacobs, Eaglesyille, Wood Co or Mrs,
| MatthiasG iaspie, findlay Hancock co.
Az cations must DO directed IN
Or. McAliLLEN, Cleveland, o.
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EANDER STEM WILLIAM NJ. IOHNs
stem q johnson,

Attorneys & Counsellors at Law.
Once 10 Hedges New Bioct over Yolmcr's clothing
81 Irci Main street. Ptoresdonabu' ness and thcco
ctiou OF all k'nds Of claims promptly attended TO.
Tiihn, Dec 18th, 1855.
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d.. YVn. NJ. EkanII.

physician and Surgeon, would re
iselruily inform the ciuzsns Of Tihin md vicinity
athe la, loca,ed, permanently In this place, aud Is
. iadv 90 administer 10 the afflicted al allhours.
~ Once and te,idenee on Perry street, East Of
,l'nmc's EOck.
n y. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN h DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE. mhlBtf
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y. j. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
tie practice and will give strict attention 10 aI buJ
ner entrusted 10 him, Ofice In the corner Of Ebert
llock directly above the store room Of Mr.. George
Tryior' and onpos itothe shawhan House. ants
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Rend! Rcad!! RcndN!

CAIRO; Illinois. Jul, gQth, tsBG
Mossrs. loHN WuCoN s. Co.;--A \ ouf 81 innectiuc" of
"prt,isn Fever Cham" has done wonders. I was
wholly despondrnt aud FETCHED when upplicd Il and
In Eve hours tho chils were removed AND fever en-
sued. his tho simplest cure Imaginable, and won.
derof nature or r. would not be without this "iu.
pectinehA single hour. Nv constantly wearing IL
seem 10 be "aguc proof" Yours Very 'rrule,
4. ". STOUT.
This truly wonderful preventive aud curi Tor Fever
aud Agve uni illious Fevcrs will be sent Nv mail post
paid, receipt of one dulhr. Also Tor sale ~ all
spectacle prnggi.N and Country Storrs,
Priucinpl Depot md Nianuhictory lee Main street,
Richmond, Va. Bfanch Office, bank Of Commerce
iuiiding, New York. Addrsss,
jueaiy JOHN WILCOX & co.
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n. C. PENNINGTON. G.. LEE. N. BREwER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
~ sin Chanrety. Rooms, iu Siugers New nlock, op.
rssite tho Court House. 1idin, May 9TH, SSH
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M. Wagner,

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
RsaAy Made Clothing, Oloshs, cassimsrs'' Vest
Sore GA Mda Street, opposite Tho ssuso. ooOn'y
Baak.
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GeORge d. Meming,

Civil Engineer and County Sur
vsyes- 0hesia shashsss Block, sgsE, the hauk Of
Tihu. tebiaT
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DR.. J. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
stheT in Tiihn country, In administering to the nf
dieted. Particular attention paid 10 Female di'cases.
shower and Plunge baths connected with the Office
medicated wheu deemed necessary by himselG Office
weu srthe Woo Zen bridge, % Ward, Tinin, Ohio,
tv1i.IV
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II. Il. GPimth,
h. f. OgIe,
j. IL. HOrd,
NObIc, DcWOIf & Noble,

Attorneys 4 Counsetlors at Law.
uiHoe in Singers New Block opposite the routi
Home. nnv95
". p. Noble, d. r. DcwolG tlarr ION Noble
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". ID. Pnrk. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon Office |
Ma'n street, M9Furlands Block, norIh Of shswhun
House, Tidin, ohio. ma27 80 |
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II. II. Davenport,

Dentist, No. SO WesJ Fourth st.,
between Walnut a nd Vine, Cincinnati. octoslr
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&. q. BciIharx,

Dental surgeon. Office in
shawhan's Block Cd story, directly under the Tribune
Once, Marketstreot liain ohio. oc23ly
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Peter VannCst,

Buggy and Carriage Manufactu.
rer, Easto the Court House, on Market street
Tifiin. sent, Goth 1854
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
j. B. AN HATEN, Sherl
Mcconnell & Carrier. Plaff s Atty.
,sherif,s i, 8. Sale; "a


1860 final Judgment and Decree was render
ed in the District Court of the l4th Judicial Dis
trrct of the State OF California IN and for the
ty of Nevada in favor of JOHN CORBETT and
against NJ. W CONNOLLY, for. the of Five
hundred and thrty-seven and $1,000 tS537, $4,000
dollars, principal tebt with interest on the princi-
pal at the rate of three PER per month from and
since October sh 1859 until paid together with all
costs of suit And whereas the said 4th day Of
April A. D., 1850 il ordered and decreed by the
said court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs
complaint be oreclosed. and the property therein
described, to wit; The undivided sixth interest
OF. IN and TO that certain quarz mill, quartz ledge
and vein or veins, situate, lying and being in the
Township of Eureka, County OF Nevada and Statc
Of California being about two miles from Eureka
the South fork Of Poor Mans Greek and commonly
known as the ledge and mine of the Highway
Quartz Company and sometimes known the
Morissey, Poweu IND others, with all and sin
gular the engine, boiler and machinery therein
belonging to the. said mine quartz ledge togeth-
er with all and singular the the tenemeuts he, edit
amenis, franchises rights privileges, veins. quartz
rock, ways easmens and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in any wise appertaining be levied
upon and sold TO satisfy said Judgr ept interest and
costs and thc proceeds thereof be applied to the pay
ment of said sums of money aforesaid -
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the 9th
day of May A ID, 1860 between the hours Of 9
O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock p NJ. will selIl to tho
right title, interest and claim of said W. W Connol.
~ in and 10 the above described property at the
Courthouse door in NeYada city at Public auction
for Cash IN hand to the highest and best bidder to
satisfy, said Execution audfall Costs.
B- VAN HAGEN Sheriff of Nevada Co.
Di9bie Lansing Plff's Gttys aprl3
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Sherif,s Sale

WHEREAS, on the 9th day of February,
w AID. 1860, final Judgment and Decree
was rendered in the District Court of the 14th
Judicial District of the State of California, in
and Cor the County Of Nevada, in favcr of
PATRICK GLENNAN, and againt DENNIS
HENNESSY, for the sum of nine hundred and
sixty seven dollars, {s967l, principal debt, with
interest on the principal at the rate Of three (3
per cent per month, firm the rendition Of Judg-
ment until paid; together with all costs of suit.
And whereas, on the said 9th day of February,
A. D. lSeO, it was ordered and decreed by the
said Court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plain
tiff. complaint be foreclosed, and the property
therein described, to wit The undivided one
fifth interest in and to all that lot of Mining
claims, cut, tunnel and sluices, known and des-
ignated as the Tennessee Co.'S claims situated
on Manzanita Hill, in Nevada County (sad
claims being the same formerly owned by George
Pool with the appurenances thereunto belong
ing be levied upon andsold to satisfy said Judg-
ment, interests and costs, and the proceeds
thereof applied to the payment Of said sums of
money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY,
the Sth day of May, A. D. 1860. between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock p. NJ. will
sell. all the right, title, interest aud claim of said
Dennis Henlessy in and to the above described
property. at the Court House door in Nevada
city, at public auction for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said ExeeU-
ton and all costs.
J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff n. C.
Mcconnell 4 Garl~r Pl,F,s Ar
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Legal Notlves.
Sherif,s Sale:
on the sth day Of April, A.

WyHEREAS, on the Sth day OF April, A. d.
w lS6U. final Judgment aud Decree was
rem tered in the District Court Of the l4th Judi
cial District of the State of California in and for
the County of Nevada, in favor Of PATRICK
GLENNAN, and against THE TENNESSEE
COMPANY, for the sum of eight hundred and
fifteen dollars ($sl5), principal debt with inter-
est on the principal at the rate of three (3) per
cent per month from the rendition Of Judgment
until paid, together with all costs of suit And,
whereas. ON the said 9th day of April A. D. 1860,
it was ordered and decreed BY the said Court,
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs COM
plant be foreclosed, and the property therein
described, to witt All the right, title and inter-
est of the said Tennessee Company, in and to al
that lot aud parcel of Mining Claims, cut, tunl
mel and sluices, commonly known and designa-
ted as the Tennessee Companies claims, lying
and being on Manzanita Hill, in Sweetland min
ing district, County of Nevada, and Township
of Bridgeport the said right title and interest of
said Company in said claims being four -ffths of
the whole thereof, be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said Judgment, interests and costs, and
the proceeds thereof applied to the payment OF
said sums of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given, that on TUESoAf'
the Sth day of May, A. D. 1901, between tne
hours of o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. N. l Will
sell all the right. title interest and claim OF said
Tennessee Company in and to the above des-
eribed property, at the Court House door IN Ne
vada city, at Public Auction for cash In hand, to
the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said Exc
cution and all costs.
b. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff N. C.
McEonnaIl / G,rber. plag Atys.