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DEcLINED.-Rev. Thomas U. Dudley,
rector of Emmanuel Episcopal church, in
Harrisonburg, has declined the very hatter-
ing calls he received from Trinity church,
New Orleans, La, and Christ's church, Mo
bile, Ala, and will remain with his people
in this community. We congratulate this
church upon the decision of its talented and
eloquent rector.-ROchm9ham Register.
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Seizure of whiskey at Sewber,

NEwBERN, N. c., November l3.-The
deputy collector of internal revenue has
seized about 100 barrels of liquor from par
ties here who failed to report stock on hand
up to and on the lth instant. His notice
was published in only one paper, and not
until the day on which the return was re-
nI1ire1
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHrAs.-T Wilmington, Del,
November 1.-THE Supreme Lodge Of the
Knights of Pythias adjourned their annual
session last evening to meet again in the city
Of Richmond, Va, on the second Tuesday
in March. A constitution was adopted for
the entire Order, the ritual amended land
many important changes made. The dele
gates from the various States were splen-
didly entertained during their stay by the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware. The most i'm
portant action taken during the session was
the refusal to recognize proposed branch
Of the Order STYLED Conclaves.n
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LATER from, Mexico.

HAVANA, November l3.-Advices from
Mexico say Congress is engaged in trying
several important personages among them
General Mejia, Secretary of War, for I'M
authorized expenditures. Romero, Secre-
tary of the Treasury Qate Minister to
Washington is also charged with acts con-
trary to law.
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The TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.-N0Sh-
r.s November IA bill passed the Sc
hate to-day providing for the sale Of the
Nashville and Northwestern, Edgeteld and
kentucky, Memphis, GAINESVILLE, and Louis
vile and Winchester, ard McMinville rail
roads. The bill empowers the Comptroller
OF the Treasury, the Secretary of State, and
tie commissioners to sell the said roads
and the sale is not made, they are au-
ilgr.LvI to lease the roads.
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hoNlGDE-FATAL ACCIDENT. - Bali
I.'Fs' November I2.-Josiah Gordon, we'll
t 11y"N character Of this city, was shot and
h'-'e Il -asi night by Michael Keho, proprie-
WI oi drinking saloon. Keno was COM
'4I NJ Tor the action OF the grand jury.
LUIS morning al an early hour the body
" James Glenn, the engineer of the Holli-
Wy street distillery, vas found in the una
ii4!HVry' crushed to a shapeless mass 1t
49, 10 supposed y. that he was caught accidentally
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AN UNPLEASANT NIsIToR-A MANIAC
ABRoAD.--A crazy man, with only one arm
named Dennis Sullivan, left his home in
Winchendon, Mass, a few days ago, and his
brother had no idea where he could have
gone to. On Wednesday the erratic one
turned up in Norwich, Conn, where he en-
tered a house, called for something to eat,
and went into bedroom, saying he would
sleep there that night, and that he wanted
to be called up early the next morning, and
proceeded to disrobe himself. The family
made some remonstrance, when the indi-
vidual took boot-jack and proceeded to
clear the house, driving them all into the
street. A number of persons in the vicin-
ity collected together, and after something
of q struggle the unwelcome stranger was
secured and locked up. He talks great
deal about General Butler, and as he seems
to have a great regard for him, there can be
no doubt of his alteration Of mind. The
captain of the Worcester police is to 90 to
Norwich after Mr.. Sullivan and take him to
his brother, who has been in some anxiety
to find him.-Net0 Hduen Journal, NOuem-
her O.
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PGRsoNAL.-Genecal Joseph E. Johnston,
who has but recently returned from Europe,
was, with his family, on visit to his rela-
tons in this place a few days ago. We were
GLAD to see that time had dealt so gently
with the gallant old hero.-Abingdon Par-
yjO;UO
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ENFHRMARY

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
~ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
ISAIAH H. WHITE, VI. d., MEDICAL SUPERIS-
TESDEET.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitcd. except TIE Insane and those la boring under
contagious disorders.
Gedtcai and Surgical StGg-David. H. Tucker,
M. d.; l.. 5. Joyn-a, III. H.; j. B. lcCaw, N. d.
L. T. Coleman, II. y; 20. T. Manson, NJ. D.; Hun
ter Mcguire II. D.; z. j.. Cunningham. NJ. D.; j..
:. Wexford, NJ. D.; Walter Coles VI. ID.
Consulting PhySic:GnS-Iobn \. Cunningham,
NJ. D.; Robert u. Cabell, III. D.; John q. Shelton,
NJ. d.
Consulting Sttrgeons-James Bolton. III. D.; O..
4. Cr4nsha s., NJ. IT,; j. 5. ID. Cullen, II. ID.
The building Is situated In quiet yet central part
OF the city and convenient of access 10 nj the bust
ness centres, Gtpots, &c. IL contains large anG
weli-vcntilated wards, and neatly furnished private
rooms.
Specfal accommodation provided for the treat
mGnt OF nebri1te ties. and cases OF deitrt'tn !recs.
fucment.
Memttes OF the profession in good standing will
be accorded the privilege Of attending such patients
as they may enter
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL AT.
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week. Invariably
Private rooms, per week, iinvaria-
bly, in &dvancel. ",,...... 80 90 to s2o q
A small additional lee Is Charged for surgical op.
eTations.
For further information, or admission, apply a
ISAIAH H. WHITE, NJ. D.,
Medical Superintendent.
an CIV & Ssm!sw2m
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COMPLETION OF THE RAILROAD.-lt is
now reduced to AN absolute certainty that
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
railroad Will be completed to Harrisonburg
within the next three or four weeks.-ROCt-
in0huDl Re0tSter.
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ACcIDENT.-Yesterday II small negro boy
on the abu,ment Of the Blackwater bridge
fell 10 the ground below, a distance of some
twenty or twenty-five feet. His thigh was
badly broken.-Lynchbrg Republican.
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Sudden Death.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, November l3.-Ex-
Governor David Todd died suddenly to-day
while preparing to take the train for Cleye-
land. His disease is unknown.
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SGNArE.-Ncc lorh, November 12.-Go-
vernon Fenton has under &dyisemcnt pro-
position 10 call an extra session of the State
Senate. The alleged election frauds are
s1i to be one reason of the contemplated
movement.
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A DRAWN BATTLE-BRUTAL ENCOUNTER
BETWEEN GALLAGHER AND ELLroTT.-De-
trOH, November l2.-To-day two battles
we're fought on Oeche Island. The first was
between two young sports named Hallaran,
Of Cleveland, and Broderic, of Chicago.
They fought sixteen rounds in forty mi
nutes, and had to give away for the main
attraction. They fought for ffty-fve dol
lars, and divided the spoils. Both parties
were pretty badly punished.
The fight between Gallagher and Elliott
was in the same ring, and terminated in
brutal manner. 1t ended in rough and
tumble encounter. Joe Parish, of Cleve-
land, was umpire. The fight lasted one
hour and seventeen minutes, during which
time twenty enc rounds were fought. Up
TO the conclusion of the fourteenth round
it was give and take, the result at that time
in favor Of Gallagher. Elliott had his right
eve shut. He was pretty badly bruised in
different parts of the body. Gallagher had
q swelled nose, enlarged ear, and several
sore ribs. lie is otherwise injured.
One the fifteenth round Elliot rushed at
his opponent, and first clinched and pulled
him down. As they reached the earth FL
lott attempted to gouge out one of Gala
hers eyes.
Six remaining rounds were fought in
about the same manner, Elliott on each oc-
casion attempting the gouging process, with
partial success. On one occasion he rolled
Gallagher over, got upon him, and attempt
I'd with both hands to take his eyes out.
This conduct was so plainly seen that Gal
laghers friends interfered, and promis-
cuous row seemed imminent. A number of
men rushed into the ring, and the excite
ment was very great.
Gallagher arose on his feet at the close
of the twentieth round, and, having failed
to secure previous claims of foul, refused
to proceed further with the fight. Before
time was called, and while Gallagher was
speaking to the referee, Elliott approached
aim from behind and dealt him terrible
blow under the left ear. Gallagher re-
turned the shot, and a rough and tumble
fight ensued. Elliott claimed the fight, and
the referee decided in his favor.
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george Francis Train informs ug by a
.P'''ai caole dispatch that he has organized
L "F" party which is beuud to win in 1872.
~ 4, pane VIII be the Kn0a0- Something Party.
c n.s needless TO add that our irrepressible
iS,y,'''Spondent himself expects to receive
- nomination for the White House, World.
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Destructive Fire.

SYRACUSE, N. y, November l3.-The
Sherman House, and number of adjacent
buildings, were burned to-day. Loss, $780,
Nnn
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Democratic E1ugreSsIlen

SAN Francisco, November Thames
F. johnson (Democrat) is elected to Con
gress by small majority.
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% INSTRUCTIVE FIRE.-BoSton, November
nf - IRE occurred last night in the store
C VI holtas Kelly & Co.., dry goods mer-
va II1nl', In Otis street. The loss is estima-
,o tn at 10000, insured principally in Bos-
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The weather at the South.

SAVANNAH, Ga, November l3.-The
weather is clear and cold. There was q
heavy frost last night.
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RESTAURANTS, ac.

YETELLE, RESTAURA- I&z
II TEUR, No. 1904 MAIN E<aH
STREET., keeps on hand the DELE -sS.
the season-wild and domsstic--whether OF the land
or the waters, served In best style 10 order ut bis
own tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies OF Richmond 10
patronize his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes In comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest indecorum. lie pledges
his word to this.
The BEST LIQUORS. wISEs and RREWED
DRINKS 70 order !. his har, and the fnsst CT
ssioon. os7
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SToKEKEEPERs APPoINTED.-W. e. Du-
liant and +. l.. Sarmiento, sixth Virginia
district.
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CONTEMPORARIES

ERESH ARRIVAL.
50 boxes RAISISS
? barrels rel HAVANA ORANGES,
go 10 SSxes F R SS i5 CnSDY,
boxes GITRuN.
20 cases BRANDY PEACHES,
so cases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases SARDINES.
10 bags COCOANUTS,
3 barrels PRIMES,
cases PRESERVED GINGER,
CHOCOLATE,
CUX's tGELAT1NE,
OYSTERS,
PREsERvEs, &c, &C.
mn Goi H'i' W. W his Is" M 'tti : Street rec
NEW ARRIVALS. - Receiving today,
IN 20 barrels APPLES, Eadwin's;
1000 Boxes 5SSS F 71i;sitt Z CANDIES,
IL half barrels PICKLES,
2,S S6S Orr RTAAGENiA CoCoANUTs,
80 boxes NEW RAISlNs,
10 trails us, PA ! y ; 1s1vs
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY, PRESERVES. &c.
A large assortment Of or own manufactured CAN
Ed
hand. which we are determined TO sell a. the lowest
market price. Give us call.
ZIMMER " CO.,
&C 80 1913 Main str ct.
NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
\ THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing. -
i0l drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
so boxes NEW LAYER BASINS
50 boxes oGLTANA or SEkDLES5 RAlSlNS,
25 barrels ASSORTED APPLES.
DeIrels new ZASTE CURKhNTS,
So bushels IHICA, TARRAGONA, and BORDO
ALMONDS;
10 cases SaRDiNF9, best;
barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross CONS GELLhTINE.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
81 l4i2 Main street.
ITO HOUSEkEEPERS.-N is the time
to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLtES for the winter.
We hsyed large stock o? Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Uamsons. QHiuCcs, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooscb berries, Piueappes.
Fresh Strawberries PineappeE Blackberries,
Raspberres Tomatoes. Peaches, Pears, iamsOns,
&c. !; Currant, q 4tnce, Peach and Strawberry Jc-
lies; brandy Peaches and Pears AL OF our own
manuiacurc ana warranted superior TO any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIZIINI Il CO.,
ocl s0T Broad street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, November l3.-The Govern
ment forbids the presence Of armed soldiers
at political meetings.
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid continues
his Relationship the new Government.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, November l3.-The bill putting
the army on a war footing has passed the
Reischrath by large majority.
CUBA.
HAVANA, November l3.-Captain- Gene
raj Lersundi proclaims the ports of the
Eastern Department OF Cuba, where no
custom-houses exist, closed for export and
import.
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General Hayes Repudiates the Cuban
ExpeditiOn-Denth OF an ex-Chief
of PoIice-Damages against New
Orleans for the Late Riots.

New ORLEANS, November l3.-General
Harry L. Hayes says his name is connected
with the "Cuban expedition " without the
slightest ground, and he has no knowledge
of the scheme except from the public prints.
He cannot be induced to participate in fill
clustering schemes, and has no designs upon
Cuba to be executed in any way except
under the authority of the United States
Government.
Thomas E. Adams, ex-chief of police,
died to-day.
Claims against the city for $4,000 for
damages sustained during the late riot
have been presented.
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General Mcclellan Elected President
of "a University.
San Francisco, November l3.-General
Mcclellan has been elected president OF the
University Of California.
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8eGRsEgLT JRAE.

TTAY PRESSES.-HAY PRES S Z S,
Ill
BALING WIRE, &c.
We are now prepared to furnish the OLD DO
MINIUN HAY PRESS, which is the best horse
power press, and the IN q ERSOLL, which is the
best hand hiy-press, in use. The first we make,
and the latter We Sell IT manufacturers prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable for baling shucks,
har, or straw, for sale at New York prices.
The advantages OF baiug hay are SO well under
stood as t. nee no assertion. We therefore only
say that can furnish PRESSES and WIRE on
the most favorable terms. Our stock Of STRAW
CUTTERS and CURS-SHELLERS cannot be
excelled IL. N. SHIT II X CO.,
no l3-d&wtl5Ja Manufacturers.
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
n, we are prepared TO furnish the very best
quality GRANITE dressed or undressed, In any
quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GRAN
3TE WORK at short notice. Special attention
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENIE
TERY WORK, &C., and all material furnished
Office corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMFNTHAL,
-, 2urari andpnt.
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DILL HEADS, ACCOUNT SALES,
rs r.R0S Ac executed in ths best style and
Mt s:,0sl 0o.ice q. the DISPATCH PRINTING
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OEyICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyRR)
RAILROAD COMPANY, \
RICHMOND, August L lSsa. }


RICHMOND, August L 1850.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
y Road LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-FOR
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH
WEST.-The steamer kESNEBEC, Captain j.
x. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White Houne
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MOREIN9
on arrival Of the cars from Richmond reaching
Baltimore on the following morning at sunrise.
Returning, the KEHNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'Clock
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwAN com:
handing, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrtysl Of the cars from Rlcn-
rlond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
az sunrise. Returning. the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
s!more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At
O'Clock p. d.
depot OF the Richmond aud York River RAIL
road Company ut O'Clock a. III. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. ke-
turning. they leave Baltimore on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ct O. clock p. n, teachingsR Richmond the follow.
Ing evening. ar-
Freisht received at all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF ladins given TO all
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING. NJ A. 81.
WILLIAM Is. ENOS,
oc 81 Frei ght and Ticket Agent.
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WTINTER sCHEDULE-RICHMoND

w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD:-Qn
and after WEDNESDAY the En mstans sno
trains over this road win be run as ioH9"si
Leave Richmond at A. ID. and 235 I'm. .x
Leave Petersburg at vas A. M. and $50 Z. ID.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with pxssepgSs
car attached win leave Richmond daily at 4ao (.
II. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. ID. tSundAys
excepted).
The 4. II. train will not leave Richmond on SUI
days, and the $40 z. II. train will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays,
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 7:2s z. d.
train, running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk, ~. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
leave Richmond at 2:4o p. II. On Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. z. ii. GILL,
nO3 Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT
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A LASKA DIAMONDS.

: newly-dIfcovered TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ. equal In briltiancy to The
real diamond, mounted 1t our own factory IN artls-
tic settings GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, and
sold by us AT ONE-FlF ?IETH OF the cost or real
diamonds, 10 which they equal IL every respect
Solitaire Fardrops, per pair, IS aud 80; soll-
taire Finger Rings. ID aud $40 Solitaire Gents,
Bosom Pins, a. IS, g. 80, Sls, NO; SOLITAIRE
Bosom Pins, $40 and slo; Gents Cluster Bosom
Pin with Tall SO; Cluster Pin and Earrings, flo
and SIS: Cluster Gross, 80, $40 ana Sla cluster
ter Finger Rings, as, 81. $40 and si2.
Orders less than IS must be accompanied with a
postotnce order, and the goods sent free. OrCers
exec dag that amount, by express. for collection
on delivery, customers paying all express Charges.
TRY Us. Address
Importers and Manufacturers,
oc aS-2m ls5 Broadway, New York.
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RAILROADS.
an "a EzsE -


GzX ~ a5SY-X2Ex.sg1az
RICHMOND AND DANV1LLE BAIL.
hROAD-sUMMER sCHEDGLE.-On AK! sEa
AFTER TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on salfS
Dad will run as follows:
iorsa WKsr.-Ihrnugh Mail Trstr.=LesyTgOO
Richmond daily at $3.50 A, NJ. leaves UanVlue
daily at AT 2. NJ connecting ~ B1rkeyine Will
the 5oa.hside road for Farmviie, LynchDurG Ana
ali slssions on the Virginia and Tennessee rau.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, DC, Tenn;
louisville, Columbus, &C., Ky:; hunisyiIs, ne.
bury, &C.. Miss; New Orleans, &C., and az Greens-
lboro with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Colunbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannan, MaSor,
Columbus, htlsnta, &c, ga. Montsonery' mo-
'I SoIsa EAsT.@Throush Mail Train.-Lesycs
Greensboro daily ut 5:5oA. NJ: lesves Danviia
daily at s:4s A. NJ connects at Burkey1lle WIN tne
S2uthside train from LynchburS for petersburg,
sc. -. 49,
o,ices In Richmond and Dany1lle TO all important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
~AN THOMAS DODAMEAD,
80 Superintendent.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

* UNI TRAGACANTH AND SOAP
" sTONE-a superior article for shoemakers-
q. low price. - >o,,,
no 10 DOVE Il MbSEiEE.
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TAX SALE.


NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ AMI tv ';rtCe of { NJ { FVrrutj'rs issued
o't ot tn" District Court f,r t'rrn.hv County, in
favor Of the state Of Nevada art against p II
Al. sut> -e4tercl in AID Court, a. .ioWs: On t.
9Th iay If December A. d. 1S6- f. IT, taxes
Tor the IL Al wear Of I>t+ for - II, and So ~
IS u eU.t Aai aCCgu.I- r,et; the SAME ilV
FIR the taxes Of lSt for S4I" and 50 IS costs of
>'.it and acCruiu- cost: On TIA" sane i " f,r the
tan, oi 500 fu - i and -, a. cost, of suit,
a1a ac"rujnC cot; th- .t-t OF sail judgments re-
I1s rendered IN the tn dtv Of Ar'ril. A. u. ls,.S
fur the taxes ~ l>uI, ftr ..'.t % ami 81 10 costs
Oi suit and acrrrirE costs, tu-rtuer it'll interest
% the sum Of S-,i+ - from .sGi lnth # April.
i'h>. Al the rate # tea per cent per annum till
pau. N sAi7 IN the aggregate the sum ofSl.l+ 93,
v I'll accrnln, "u-ts and interest aforesaid less
the sum IF S1t20 % paid 10y defrnd,nt thereon, |
have LEVIED upon AMI taken in execution all the
right. title, interest, estate and claim Of the said
defendant 2. II. Clayton Of, in and to the proper
y hereinafter described and will, on the
7th day OF May. A. ID. 1865.
between the hours Of O'Clock A. n and o'clock
p. r., to wit: at l o'clock P NJ, in front of the
Court House door Of 0rmsby County, in Carson
City. sell at public auction for cash in the manner
provided by law all the interest of said defer ndant
p II. Clayton A. aforc,ad Of in and TO said
property, described as follows, so much thereof
ss will satisfy said executions. To wit: Block No.
81 Of Sears, Thomps,n and Sears Division Of Car
son City, ormsby County, Nevada together with
all and singular the Improvements thereon; also,
Lots 6 and 9. and west % feet Of Lots and s, in
block Il, same division, and the improvements
thereon. known the White House, also,
Lots and 1. in block 2s. same division, together
with the improvements thereon.
A W. NIGHTINGALE,
Sheriff Orm-by county,
By T. J. EDwskDs, Deputy Sheriff
Carson April t. 1865.