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The Feeling CharIe,toD.

We learn from intelligent and worthy citizen
Of cur State, Whe left Charleston Tuesday morning,
that all is quiet but determined there All classes
that South Carolina has taken. They prefer pescs
but are prepared for war. The reports Of the dis
satisfaction and excitement there are unfounded
Even the free negroes are coming forward in large
bodies and rendering their services to the Governor
to work without pay on the fortifoations that are
being thrown up about Charleston.
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The CommIssIoners,

Gen. L. p WALKER, Commissioner from Alabams,
left for Montgomery yestetd,y morning via Chat
tanoogs.
Attorney General WHARTON Commissioner from
Mississippi, leaves this morning for Jackson.
The ability displayed by these gentlemen, in the
discharge Of their important trusts, together with
their courteous bearing will cause them to be long
and fsvorably remembered by all with whom they
came in contact during their visit TO Tennessee
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XnIr of Alabama.

The Montgomery Advertiser of the sth says:
"As some interest doubtless attaches to the vote
Of the people IN the recent election, we annex the
vote as taken from the office Of Tie SecreGyof Sdter
The Advertiser then gives the vote by Sountes Of
all except five; for secession 1916, for co-opera-
ton 26 2s6 ; majority for secession 400
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{ RS0LUTIORH


Mt. BAKER, OF Weakley, offered 9 series Of res
Olutiohs de1oureng the doctrine Of coercing State
or the people thereof and the aitemptto execate the
federal Law wi. houL the consent of sovereign
Slate, aad instrueing cur Senator'S and Represen
lives Ia Congress- in the event the Federal Govern
meat should attempt to enforce this doctrine, to
resign ther seas and Return TO their constituents
The resolutions lie over under the rule
ar. DAVIS offered resolution for the benefl Of
Ell Willis, revenue collector ef Wilson county,
which lies over urder the rule. =
Mr.. BfCKNELE offered series Of resoiations
provide that comm;ssisner, tc be elected BY the
Legislature, be dispatched az cBce from Tennessee
to each Of the border States, to consult as TO the
course to be pGrsne BY US, in eonne1iicn with
them in The present emergency, and report the re-
suit of their mission to this Geuerai Assembly at as
early day as possible; and declaring thLs Tenues-
see will link her fortunes with the order 81 aes and
stand or fall in the attempt to maintain their rights
as citizens CT the American Union The resolu-
tions lie over under ms rule. -
NEW bills.
The following bis were introduced, rssithe Arst
time and passed; So -
By Mr.. LOCKHART: No. I5-,TO proven. the
sacrifice of personal estate. s57f-.<F
BY Mr.. -VAUGHE: No. l6-To exempt certain
B, Nc. ARMS TR0NG: No. Ito repeal the act
Of 1857, chapter 80, abOlishiag military duty
ef.-F 10 PLAHTERs' BssK. Iis2
The SPEAKER laid before the House comma
nication from Cashier of Ia, Planters' Bank trars
hitting the statement Of tho condition Of that in-
s'ilution On he ooh of December, 1860
ROUSE BILLS on :EcosD EzAD:NG.
The following H9use bills we're read the second
tima and passed
NJ. SO repeal SO much of he act of The 2lsi
February, 1860. az establishes. conventional rste
of iAterest.s -r-- -g .-- + rr roo
Ne. 6-For the relief CT the people CO
No. ITO amend the ususy laws or the Stale
N .8.-Prescrib;ng the remsdy for the SOllec-
ton of debts and the relief of the people.
No SO establ SD Quarterly Courtsof Justices
Of the Peace.
No. l0-For theTelies Of revenue collectors.
No. l1-To provide for ac)nvertion Of the people
of the State
No. l2-For the relief Of the people.
Ns. I3-To suspend the collection OF Nerihern
debit due by The people of Tennessee
No. I4-For the relief of the tax payers of the
State.
Ard then, at eleven o'eloek-there being 60 flr-
Their bu3iness on The Clerks table
On molten Of Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Hickman, the
the II 9ufe sdj 'urned until t9>morFow morniog At
len O'clock
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TENNEssEE LCGIsY4TT|iTiRE.

SENATE
TnuRsDAx, JAsuAKr 10. 1860
81 The Senate met as asus and prayer was offered
by Rev, Joseph Bardwell. sss9s
- ssif s4 fsas REsoL UTIoNs, sAa
3 Mr. Speaker NEWMAN, mfr PErsRs in HE
Chair offered q resolution ipquiring az 10 what
accommodations the three principal Banks can af-
ford 10 the people while Suspended, sc. Adopted
under suspension OF rule and ordered to be trens-
mitted by Clerk to ihs Banks se
SIR STOKES offered resolution for the relief of
Ell. Willif lax collector Of Wilson county, which,
under suspension Of rule, refsrred to Committee
on Banks and Finance.
JoIxT sEbEor Committees
! The SPEAKER denounced the following ioint
committees on the part Of the Senate: 81 4'.l'.'I
On Federal Relations = Mcssrs. Stokes, Allen,
Weed, Bradford and Minis
On AIitary 1fairs Mes.rs. Mcclellan, Bumpass,
Peters ard Horn.
On Banks and F.nanes--- Messrs- Lane. Boyd. Rich
ardsor, McNeely, Stoval snd Stanton.
EEW BILLS Il . III.
The following bills we're introduced, re.dske Hrss
time and passed: 8
By Air PAYNE No. TO amend The charter Of
the Bank Of West Tennessee. is
By Mr.. RICHARDSON: No. ITO enable he
Banks to sffJra some relief to tho people.
sESArE BILLS ON sEcosD READING
Ne. 2-Fo estabTish an rppraisement law. Pass
ed and referred to the Joint Committee on Banks
and Finance. .. 7l.s..sl Is $50. a..lf5 l.
h No 1-Providing for State Convention of the
people Of Tennessee, Passed and referred 10 The
Joint Committee on Federal Relations 5 Il. "a
And then--l4-i-a - ---i'is7 u i-1a i-.11-z ll-l
On molten, the Senate adjourned 10 ten o'clock
Tomorrow morning srss-e
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WHIT TIE LEGISLATURE SHOULD DO

. And asw, having thus stated in a desultOry, IA
milisr way our reasons, 6rst for the suspension OF
the Tennessee banks, and then for the continuance
of this suspension I'LL July 1862. We would in con-
clusion, state as reason Why the present Legisla-
ture should egaiize the continuance of this susPen-
sion till July, 1862 or At least until such time prior
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FEMALElACADEMY.

q FL.
Atter rest Of sir moaths,. the I9h of Janudry,
1851 resume my position PrRcipGI Of this bastia
don, 1oh tohich haze been connected for FL years
FTNHE Academy asanages among WHICH,
u ws.thiak, are the following:
l. n well enclosed Yard Of about acres, within
restrained freedom Isn, and sn sdoecting
heE to the Of refined and Intelligent society
g. Buildings e1tsnt and suitabeness for all school
purposes unqualed in the United States BY Female school,
and these surrounded By pavenen and Corridors Offering
slant Inducements to children, breathe the fresh air without
regard to the weather. ......
3 Security from fire. rhes. buildings are heated
nth steam and lighted by gas and thus free toe parents Of
PuPs from at least Of constant anxiety sbsut their
children. W
4 HcaIth-upeqnaIledn any Female School, this or
other csuEtry. Though Of The largest and part of the
time the largest Boarding School in the United States bat
three dsahs hsVs occurred among the pupils in nearly 4
5. Non-SectaRian. Its veil known 70 all aeqaant-
cd with the Academy. that Baps EpscopAlan Methodist
Presbyterian here perfectly satisfied
IL ne respect will seDce be given bis peculiar views and
equally satisfied that the principles Of eur comsn sgen VIII
6. Maternal Care This expression sxetes no expec.
ation shh not fully met IL the Academy suitable
Der Of dies OF pey and renneent devote their entire tine 10
the upryon Of tie expenses tho r. habits and heaItaef
tie Boarding Pupils
sdncdoaaA for little girls will think hnS
such home in the Academy Apply to
dec14-d&wlm. CDELLt0r.
Flour
200 bags Extra Family Flour, for gls By
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Nt et-sEs, AdmIaIsfratOrs sale.
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ETC.
HARDY BROTHERS., Auctfoneers.

an Wednesday morning, 10th January 1861 10 ocsct
" viii sell the entire stock Of Household and Kitchen Fur
nure Of Thos Burge deceased for account Of and BY
ders from Samuel Morton, Administrstor This sale
pses large Of valuable parIor chamber dining
room and kitchen furniture Also, magnificent Cooking
Stove, used only three menths original $50 Sale
in our front auction Terms cash in bAEkabe fnad
HARDY BROTHERS,
jAnlotd Aucsoneers Gen. Agts. a Public Square.
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New F1T11A.


ss..fss BELL a AK ERs
HAVE this day associated themselves together for he pur-
Il pose Of eondzcfngla general
Grocery nmd Commiasfon
business In the Warehouse orzy occupied BY Messrs Hugh
Mc0sea { Co, No Is and Is Market street :, Y =
They VII kesp hand good stock Of Groceries,
Tobacco, eegsrs 30, and every thing in The Grocery line
From the fieEds and former patrons Mr. Bell and he
public they respectfully solicit affair share Of patronage.
ian8-n
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VETE have removed stock Of Boots shes. H,ts ard
Gaps fena Ne. so north side Ct he Puk 9euae a. M
3Nashye Inn Block where bs pleased b e. r i
friends and customers and such parties as nay vish Ia pnsse
5rns- dAWin COOKE, BAILEY & CO.
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l VIM give areward Of $50 for the recovery Of
tne afore mentioned ARTICLES; ss5 for ne pin. and
SIS for the others r.. a -
Jan. s, IS60.-Dn. m
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ne sale under attaehElent Of slndry articles Of
utility takes place at the Auction aooris Of BeSy.
r SHIELDS 4 Co. tbs morning at 10 o'clou. Those
wishing TO buy at saeriaee will atteuas
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(ample notice having bsen first given to the banks
as inEthc unanimous opinion Of she Gosernpr,
coupsroller and The Supervisor Il banks, hey
sheuld rese1ne; HAT The mere exseas:on of the
suspension ct present TO the meeting Of the Legsia-
ture in October, 1861 Or even to the January fol-
loving, would be 10 leave the whole bank question
to be re-opened next summer, and so would have
tendency to prevent the banks from feeling ii
liberty to give all the relief in the meantime they
otherwise could give tAE
The TRUE RELIEF FOR THE CouSTRY
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o,,rcr EAs.vrLur Gas LAIR Co. /,

$500 .- OEyIck EAERYILLE Gas LAIR Co..
-a January g, 1851 I
TEyH b. Directors 81 this Company
dividend Of per cent for the past x months payable
and after the 10th inst. .-l ---
further reduction in the price Of which sso made By
giving 10 per bills paid
nth days Of the quarter per those
paying betweeo the 9TH and tenth day. r
JAS Il. HENDRICK,
jaa1I-Iwe Secretary
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FOr LouKSVIIIe md Cfncfnnaff.
fEyHE regular packet steamer MelrOse MET. -
CALF MASTER Wi depart shove and all ins ieafs4
ternediste landings Wednesday, ne yth inst, At
IL O'Clock. For freight passage apply on board
itJ rt-lta ~ q. II. HARRISON,
jane-lt A HAMILTON, Agents
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= s'seuiar shape, twenty-cne stones. very closely
se1 set Of Jet in the form Of crosses, and fine
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De Heu Want Pipe ana came Tsretasers
Give SoHS WHeaLET, 81 South Market street. a
trial. The most complete pipe jet offered, in amO
ment can De turned into 3 neat and handsome waik-
ing stick Direct importation from the European
manufactures. ....,,.. ;.,,I
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Mr.. CHEATHAM presented q petitisn from No
Bile D. Ellis, Surviving partner Of Ellis & Moore.
praying that if steps be taken TO arm the Stste an
opportunity be giRen him to bid for the furnishing
Of canaon and eaahoa ball. which vgs referred 10
the J,ini Committee the Military. ..a q. t4s
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RemovaI and New Firm.

HAVE moved entire stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Tobae
Segars, &-r 20 No. 81 aud IS Market street, Ware.
house formerly occupied BY Messrs Hugh McCrsa Co. where
will be pleased t. meet my old customers and hiends
Lave associated With Mr.. Geo E. Akers, whom
win sontinue Ouslss under the style ana firm AkerS
return thznks 80 former patrons and ask continuance
Of their favor to the new frm. RI BELL.
aian3-H
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DISsOLU rkONI

g9NHE partnership existing between Samuel enshav
Peter Tamble, under thS hrm and style Of HENSHAW &
TAkBLE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
We day sold stock Of Furniture &c potes
ienshaw Sons, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. All
owing book will the
Them having full receipt for the and all
parties having firm will present them
when due, the parties by whom they win be paid.
HKNeHAW TAABLa
. Nashville January s;h 1851 3 ~ n
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sxSE N0rE aND ExCiIANoE IIsF.
Ftaaaae Sc ---- % -aH
,azAlsaa . TenneHsee.
TRhsn Of all Banks quossd At par are haakahls

..,-- BROKEN Alsb woETaLzn.ssl t.IasE
AZricultnral Bank, Brosnsslls. 90 CO
-- Ceutrsl Bank Of ILLNESSES, Nashville. -
FaEmers' 4nd Necrancs' 3Rnk, Menphiss1
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
~ ~ y - .nFhis savings IEstilution- a. - so
o. ~ Ex hange Bank, MtIHfrsasooro'. 49,
Miners and Mzrufs Bank Knoxvillo-
1 - BAsk Of EAST Tennessee, Knoxville,
- Bank OF Frsn On. e FE w
B1nE Of Jefferson Danirfage. e+. y y
Some Of oar brOsers srs oring s. on the delkr - sr
N the Bank on ElSt Tennss3ee p "a - D ~
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PETrrIoS. y

--s. 1HtRsDAf, January III, 1851. -. a.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
O'Clock, and The session was opened with prsysr By
the Rev. Mr. Rains. i ~ - -.
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TOM NE neighborhood Of Spring Hin, Tenn. On
the night Of The 18th uit.. 2 's'r.ftrts
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TEAEE RaREE HUNDRED AID sRFENTy.rIaHF
CT land for SALE lying il Wekey county
On the road leading ON Dresden to freutn, Gross
Roads leading from ncLeoYe5ve Hickman. There are n
cleared Aad p good ste q cntflsn psIh good
dwelling hoas kchenb, barns, stsesA ood well and
two good springs 500 bearing apple eez good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees, ounces &C.
good stans Ter Tavern. 1t good ehanss for anv
wishing purchase the land and prprenents are
equal to any in the State.
call upon him on the prsmises 4EERa =
fan5-W2m$ JOSIAH THORNToN
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FRESH NEAL.

B EN-. f. SHIELDS CO.'S
Auction Sales the Present Week.
Monday Evening January 7tha (Ery Gas light ,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Tuesday msrning, Jan. sth, at 10 O'Clock
DAMAGED DRY.GoODs.
Thursday Morning. Jan. 10, at no O'Clock,
FURNITURE STORES OFAN EATING-HOUSE.
: s5isso7ta TR0TTfNG PONY, ETC., IA nj
undsf attachment ls1lnsa isualsE ssi 10 sslafafa5
Saturday Morning., JAM no, at 10 O'clock, ,
FINE LIQUORS, FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. OF
"A RESTAURANT;
These sss viii AFFORD every description Of
purchases. i'-' -.9-i'Fl BENZ = SHIELDS 4 CO., Z
ian6td a Ne "a CeIlezs ssroetI .
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MASsaAw, T. HrSEHAw- HENsHsw, "a
The designed this purchased the Of Furni
ture uotes and HenhaE Tak bic, will
continue business the old stand, No 70 Market street. All
knowing Themselves to be indebted either by note
book account to Henshaw Tanbe, must pay the
all claims held against them a. Arm be paid BY
they become due a-t
We hereby appoint snble Ageat csbduc the
business for and in -. :. a..
- @ HENsHIw & SONS
Nashville, January 9Th, 1861. jAnl0dlW-glns
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FoR REST-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
effce- @ dee29H
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kEa.ofAi--A eszrz- TsoNl & RowsN have removed
ineif tailoring establishment q the building oppo
ne The sewanee Hotel lately occupied By l. AasEs
as furniture store The large roou, has been
handsomely reafted, especially for tba,r husiness.
and is filed with fine di~alav as vsoss. Per-
soas desiring articles in their line s,,,,id -~. 4r,
cal as tney nave established Reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. " I;..1o A.,
The sale under a.la;hIIleut u slln.rr arsiee. Of
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wanted.
A Partner wanted with from Loco 10 1880 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Rasness, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year 4 gentleman.
and business man, with good city reference viii
please address Is R0BERF. P. o.
r. Nov. Is, 1860 r. s Hle
PANIC SFRUCKl1 7-s. ss
intending to reduce what Is certainly the largest
-l.-a Stock OF -.
- al III 20 - - -
- lgaaa sTOBACC0 AND CIGARS att
in the State, viii sell from this time F, -1
WItheut Regard % ProsItsR
Nv. LANGLEY,
rsAA.zll 49, ss.59 A USion street.
Hl
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On molten, tn. Senate adjourned 10 ten s;olocI
Tomorrow morning -
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REASONS WHY TIE TENNESSEE Ranks HAVING ONCE
SUSPENDED, SHOULD REMAIN IN THAT STATE TILL
JULY, 1862. 8uE ant
And secondly. in prof Of shis, W. alleys tss
general agreement that there can be no aciusl pay
ment or cancsIling of existing debIs dependent as
they mostly arc, On the crops of the csustty until
We bsvs at least ausher rathcr ene good crop, asd
that is gathered and sid aad the proceeds realized
and this cannot be done short Of that time Our
wheat crop, if made, will be the first fer market,
say in July and Angus. next. Then c.mss stock
hogs, horses mulss, &c 10 September and 0stobcr,
aud lastly the eorn cotton, and tobicco, the great
bulk Of which is sold in January, February and
March, and the bills draws agsiast them real
lied in the months cf April, May and June The
importation Of goods this ye.r will doubtless be
very light Great economy will be used by the
pecpl g, aad the de nsnd for money for new enter
prises will also be unusually light. Add to this
good crsp, AMI that ssld and the proceeds realized
and the resumption Of payment by the hanks and
,he community generally, would be but natural
state Of thing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-25
It's Me.

Passing n neat little martin box of a
.lse last evening, we happened to see
man waiting at the door for admittance.
At the instant, green blind above just
.ened a little way, and by the gaslight
sc caught a glimpse of brilliant pair of
zyes, and llutt' + of something white,
.@l Z bird-toned voice softly said, "Who's
-s,e" 'It's me-" was the brief re-
yrse The eyes and the flutter disap-
.a.si from the window like stars in a
Ii and we almost iancied rs we pass
6 %, We could hear the pattering of two
Lie feet upon the stairs, winged with
welcome.
TWAS uiae; it all happened in an in
an. but it haunted US for an hour
It's me-" Amid the jar of the great
sitv, those words fell upon the quick ear
a.o.t, and met glad response.
Its me" and who was 'me?" The
Pflde Of a hearts life, no doubt; the Ode
..Hder Of the Faithful" in the best sense
Il tie world.
ITS me" many there are who would
give bali their hearts, and more than
tit the hope in them, for one such re-
Nglluon in this "wide wide world" On
s-ange, in the Directory, at the Post
v1ce, he is known as A. B. c., Esq,
u: on that threshold, and within those
walls SITS me" and nothing more: and
Flat more is there one would love to
ii
Few Of all the hearts that beat so Wild
Z. aadly, slowly Y, can recognize q true
= amid the din and darkness of the
rid IN that simple but eloquent ats
Il. As if he had said
Nothing l am to all the world,
For l am ALT world to thee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-25
RESOLUTION.

Resolped, BY the Common Council of the
city of Prescott, that notice be given to all
parties owning lots on Broad Street, between
Kinnicknnic Street and the store occupied by
W. D. Sterling, OH The West side, and that of
Joseph Firner, on the East side. that they will
he required to build sidewalk in trout of their
lots within sixty days from the publication of
this notice. All lots not planked in front at
the expiration of the time will be done by the
city, as provided in Sec. 5. Chap. g City Char
ter; the work to be done as hereinafter pro-
vided. The planks to be two inches thick and
eight feet long, to be supported by four joist.
three by six inches, to lay on the ground or be
supported by good blocking; the sidewalk
to be built as near level as possible aud suit
the convenience of the stoies=-all to be done
in workmenlike manner, and under the direc-
ton of the Street Commissioners.
j. M. WHIPPLE, Mayor.
w. T. HATCH, City Clerk. nl2w9
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Circuit Court, Pierce Co., Wisconsin,
Eighth Judicial Circuit.

George Bfalev, Plaintiff. agst Renaldo p.
Pratt, Julia y. Pratt. VIM. A. Smith, VIM.
Little Jr.. Ira Smith. Jr., Marcus A. Full
ton and Jane Fulton, Administrative, and
Marcus A. Fulton, Admin istrator of James
NJ. Fulton deceased. Defendants.
DY NI'sTU L of Judgment of foreclosure
ID and sale obtained in the above entitled
case at the May term of said court for said
county to-wit on the 29th day of Nav. A.
d. 1861. shall sell to the highest bidde. at
the front door of the City Bank of Prescott,
in the city of Prescott. in said county, on
Thursday. the 18th day of December, A. D.
1861, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the fol-
lowing described premises to satisfy said judg-
mcnt with interest and costs of sale to-wit
TIE northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section five. township twenty-seven of
range eighteen also. the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section FIVE, town-
ship twenty seven of range eighteen, contain
ing eighty acres of land, more or less. being
in the county OF Pierce and State of Wiscon-
sin. a. HI. You've. Referee.
j. S. WHITE & JAY, Plffs Atty's.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-25
State of Wisconsin Circuit Court,
Pierce County.

Alvin Braley ag'st Phillip Brown. Eliz r.
Brown AND Joel Foster. Summons for Re-
lief-Coul. served.
Ctate of Wisconsin, to Philip Brown. Eliza
- r. Brown and Joel Eoster:-Tou are here
by summoned and required to answer the COM
plant in this action of which copy was filed
in the office of the clerk o, this court at his Of
flee in said county July Is, A d. 1861. and
at their Office in the city of Prescott in said
county. within twenty days after the service
hereof. exclusive of the day of such service :
and If You fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid. the plaintiff will spply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. l.. p Wetherhy. Judge Of
the eighth Judicial circuit, at the city of Pres
colt, the 18th day of July, one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty
NIL J.S. WHITE d JAY, PITS Atty.