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Virginia Secession Ordinance

We append the ordinance Of secession
of Virginia, passed on the l7th inst,
and which has just been made public
Accompanying the document is schedule,
setting forth the time and manner of hold>
ing a poll for its ratification by the peo-
PIE. A poll will be opened in each mill
tary camp Of Virginia volunteers, wheth-
or in or out of tic State. and the voters
there suffered to vote. This will he in
addition to the regular election precincts
The election for members of Congress for
the State to the House of Representa-
tires Of the Congress of the United
States, required by law to be held on the
Thursday of May next, is suspended
and prohibited until otherwise ordained
by the Conventions:
AN ORDINANCE
To repeal the Ratification Of the Coastitu.
tioa of the Uaited States Of America BY
the State Of Virginia, and to resume all
the rights and posoers araufsd nnder
said Consultation.
The people Of Virginia. in their ratii
ca ion of The Constitution of the Uuited
States of America, adopted by them in
convention Oh the 25;h day of June. in
the year of our LORD one thousand seven
hundred aud eighty eight having declared
that the powers granted under the said
Constitution were derived from the people
of the United States. and might be re
suaed whatsoever the sans should be
perverted to their injury aud oppression,
and The federal government having per
vested said powers. not only to ,he injury
Of the people of Virginia. but to tAe OF
preston of the Southern slaveholding
S ates.
Now. therefore. we. the people Of Vir-
,,iuia, do declare aud ordain that the or
dinance adopted by tie people of this
S ais in convention, On the 251h day of
June in the year of our Lord oae hous-
and seven hupdred and eigh;y-eight,
Whereby the Constitution Of The Uaited
S ates os Amer ca was ratifrd-and all
acts of the General Assembly Of this
Otatc Iatti1 ioR VI auopfihS o"oIo"c"ts q
to said Constitution--are hereby repealed
and abrogated; that the Union between
the State of Virginia snd the other States
under the Constitution aforesaid, is here
by dissolved, and that ths Safe of Vir-
ginia is in the full possession and exer-
else of all the rights of Sovereignty which
belong and appcrtain to free and inde-
pendent State. And they do farther de-
clare that the said Constitution of the
United States of America is no longer
binding on any of the citizsns Of this State.
This ordinance shall take effect nnd bc
an act Of this day wher ra fled by ma
jority of The votes of the people of this
State, cast at poll to be taken thereon
on the fourth Thursday in May next in
pursuance of q schedule. thereafter to be
enacted
Done in convention in the city Of Rich
mond, on the l7th day of April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty one. and in the eighty
fifth year of the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia.
A true copy. JOHN L. EUBANK,
Secretary Of Convention
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$4,000 Additional Troops Called For

So,OUU Add1uonaI troops Called For.
WASHINGTON, April 20 The troops
called out by the order of to-day are all
additional to the Z 900 already required
The whole number called for by Govern
ment lie: volunteers by proclamation, 49,
600; volunteers fer three years service,
40 900, regulars for five years. service,
$4,000; seanen, do, lS.000,--being a
total of $4,000 mer; that is. $4,000
the week before last, and $4,000 to-day.
Even this falls short of the real number,
as several States send double the number
of regiments asked for.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

e. Governor Letcher has been noti.
fed that any approach of Confederate
troops toward Washington will be the
signal for an instant attack on Richmond
and Norfolk.
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~ The National batelEgsaeer says
that both Houses of the Maryland Leg.
isIatnre have passed resolutions aHrmipg
the right of the General Government to
march troops through Maryland without
hincrance to defend Washington.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08
The Seeded States.

North Carolina, Virginia and Arkan.
sas, from all indications, have seeded
from the Union, and will proclaim them
selves formally out within a month. This
increases the number of seeded States
10 ten.
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F. W. SEWARD,
WHEELING, Va, May |

At malting Of merchants of this city,
held to day. to determine what action
should be taken in regard TO the renewal
of the State license, which expired yes
terdoy, a committee was appointed to
draft resolutions, ard the meeting ed
i&urued until tomorrow The feeling was
strongly in opposition to renewal Some
expressed a determination to close their
stores. rather than to pay tribute to the
Southern Confederaey.
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MILLEDGEvILLE. Ga, April 20 Gov
Brown has issued proclamation prohib.
iting the payment of all debts to North
ern creditors till the end of hostilitios, and
directing the payment of money into the
Stale Treasury, to be refunded with inter
est at the end Of the war to depositors.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

- ~ All the Union men are leaving
Eastern Virginia, where heavy depreda-
items are made on private property by an
armed rabble.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

John Cline, Administrator Of George weddle,
Deceased,
against
Naomi Weddle, widow Of George Weddle, the
children and heirs of George Wsddle and
Benjamin Faucet.
On tho 18th day Of June, 1851,
between tie hours of 10 o'clock, A. n, and Z
o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate. as the property Of George We'd
die, deceased, to wit:
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section twenty, in township three,
of range five, i'll the Chillicothe land district.
Monroe County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SAL2-One-h half down, one-half in
one year, to be secured to the satisfaction Of
the undersigned.
JOHN CLINR,
Admir-, of George Weddle, Deceased.
Nav S, lS61-5t.
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NO ARMISTICE.

NEW YrRK May 1.-The following is
addressed to Simeon Draper:
WAsuINaroN, May There is not q
word of tiu 10 the report Of an arms
tee. That sort of business ended on The
4.h Of March
(Signcd) F. ". SEWARD.
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More Reinforcements at Ft. Pickens

More Reinforcements at Ft. Pickens.
NEW YORK, Mny 1.-The steamship
Atlantic arrived to day. She reports
that she reached Fort Taylor, Key West.
on the 18Th, and received additional
troops aud ammunition for Fert PickenS.
Arriving of Santa Rosa On the lssh, she
landed her reinforcements at Piekens on
the night of the 18th, without accident.
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(special Dispatch to the N. Y. World )

V1PNO4Sf DISPa.cII 10 tIB II. I. " Ord. J
WASHINGTON, May l.-Arraugehents
have been made for the resum ption oil
travel by railroad. via Baltimore, New
York and Pernsylvania
All Southern joarnass received to day,
state that large numbers of troops gre
gathering, and the free negoes are being
impressed into service.
Nearly every portion of Washington
and the District is connected by tele,
graph.
Letters received o-dsy from Paris.
state that the French Government ia fully
postponed on American affairs, and no
sympathy is felt Cor tho Confedera te
States.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08
CONFERENcE OF GOVERNORS.
CLEVELAND, May 4.

CLEVELAND, May 4
Governors Curtin, of Pennsylvania;
Dennisoh, of Ohio, Randall, of Wiscon-
sin, Blair, of Michigan. Morton, Of In.
diana; and Ex Governor Koerner, Of
Illinois, were in conference here last night.
Their proceedings are not known. They
were serenaded and addressed the peo-
nie.
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w We learn from the most reliable
source that all restrictions have been re
moved from the trade and transportation
of the City of Baltimore. and that bust.
ness is rapidly reviving and returning to
lis usual cbaurels. :. Fkecliny ntelVig-accr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

& E1Rx-vfcR PRESIDENT sBREcKINRIDaE
advises the border States to be represented
IN thelextra session of Congress. The couns-
u u Kind, but 1t is late, whore else can the
border States gof Not to the Southern Confsd
eracy, which is breaking to pieces, like sea
Of ice under an April sun. Their haven Of
safety is under the old flag and in the old
Union.
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II is asserted that the Maryland
Legislature will not even pass bill call
Ing State Convention, but content them.
selves With making calm and dignifed
appeal to the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

~ The Virginia Convention has
paused an ordinance establishing the M
W Of Virginia, and authorizing the banks
TO issue one and two dollar bills.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

~ The Administration have notified
Governor Letcher that one step of ad
vsnce from Richmond will cause a speed,
invasion of Virginia from the West
Farmers from Virginia have forced the
Secession lines. and report strong Union
feeling few miles from the Capital.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

N. The New York Times special
from Frederick, Md, says direct vote
on secession iE the House, stood 53
against secession and 8 for it. Mary
lsnd is all right for the Union.
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Military Secrecy at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. May ALI the move
ments are as secret as possible. O. ders
were given to arrest all newspaper cor.
sresposdeDts. Something important isl
gcs-y on
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

- Bishop Onderdonk, the noted
Episcopal Bishop of New York, died
last week, at New York, aged seventy
years.
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81. LOUIS. Tuesday,. Anri, /.

0oIo' 1uesudy AprII 5U.
The junior editor Of the Memphis Av.
a1a"ehs. juss from Mobile, says that it is
not the intention of the Confederate
forces 10 attack Pickens at present, unless
provoked by an aggressive movement of
the garrison.
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KNOXVILLE. April %. 1861

NNUAF Tile, ZfPIIT q, IooI.
Gen Gideon j Pillow: l have jast re.
ceived your message through Mr.. Sale,
requesting me to serve as Chaplain to
your brigade in the Southern army; and
in the spirit of kindncsn in which this
request is made, but in all candor, ] re
turn for an answer, that when I shall
have made mp my mind to go to He'll,
will cut my throat and go direct, and not
travel round by way of the Southern Con.
federacy.
/ am. very respectfully, &C.,
w. &, BRowNLow.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsr-
IN signed was, on the 26th of March, A. D.
1861, appointed by the Probate Court Of Non.
roe county, Ohio, administrator Of the sstats
of Nary Rpchanah, deceased.
May s, 1s6l.-3t JOHN SMYTH, Ada'f.
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~ The editor is too much engaged
ia military matters.to devote much tims
70 editorials.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

sB We copy The following from the
Tennessee Whig, Browulow's paper Of
the 23d inst
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sA- The Virginians are removing all
the machinery from Harper's Ferry to
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08

@ Correspondents from the South
represent that North Carolina will go on,
Of the Union by acclamation.
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H@- Geaeral Harney has been relea sed
byg the Cove. Tor of Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-08
WOOL CARDING
Spinning 81 Weav-
lag!

The subscribers having purchased the
Woolen Factory formerly owned by J. II. Pro-
basco, deceased, would INFORM their customers
and the public generally, that they are now
prepared for
Carding, Spinning and Weav-
ing.
Such as CASINETS, BLANKETS, JEANS and
TWEBDS.
Any of the above articles will be worked on
the shares, or by the yard.
One of the subscribers. John Graham having
had 20 years experience in the business, fst-
ters himself that he can render general satis-
faction to all who may favor the firm with
their patronage. Wool will be received and
delivered at the following places, without ex-
ira charge:
Pancoast & Headley Jam mestoun: F. Stensel,
Mltonsburg; 0blinger, Miles & Poggsnburg,
Lewisville; Sinclair & Baker, Woodsfsld;
Beallsville,
JOHN GRAHAM,
T. w. THOMAS
Jerusalem, Monroe County, Chic.
May s, 1S6,.-3m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
to Advertisers

, those who have commodities in the
scultural or Educational line, to dis
of. we offer advantages not to De
q n any other establishment in this
l,rv. We will insert such Adver-
|nents as are applicable 10 the Agri-
kral aud Educational wants of the
!, in both our weekly aud monthly is
l al very reasonable rates, and will
.|rantee thus an aggregate circulation
I times 4arger-and daily Increasing
J that of any other establishment IN
country.
will be given and contracts en-
d into on application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Fiske, knight & Co.. In the District Court, Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Tar
Moore L Smith. ritory.
FarIow S. Moore ami William n. Smith will take
notice that James p. Fiskc, Augustus Knight, Will
liam b.. Garrett and Oliver Bennett, ding business
under the partnership name of Fiske. Knight 4
Company, did on the 10Th day Of December d 1860
81 their petition in said Court agrlnst them the
said Farl0w ;. Moore aad William \. Smith, doing
business under the r. rtnerShip name Of Moore d
Smith. defendants. setting forth that the said defen-
dants were indebted to the said plaintiffs in hesum
Of S520 80, with interest," on Said amount at the rate
&c ten per cent. peEitnnUm from March 18th A j
1850. a. evidenced by "a certain irvmissory note dat
cd ~, LDais September 18th All 1859 for $50 80,
due six months after date, made by said defendants
IN favor of said plaintiffs.
Said defendants are further notified that the nee
cssary adi lavir has been hled and th It an order of
attachment has been issued against the property of
the said defendants, and tn the following property
has been attached, tO-wit: the southeast quarter Of
section il. in township 5. north OF range 10, cast Of
the 9th principal m~eridian, containing 100 acres, 81
tuated in said county Of Nemahs.
Sand defendants are further notified that they are
Quircd to appear and answe said petition on or
before the 22l dayloT April A ID 1851.
HEWETT THOMAS,
March 4, 1851 n3jw4 Att'ys for P!fs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
Sheriff Sale.
-~-N
Lushbaugh ( Carson,

Lushbaugh { Carson D,-.
r B Stout & J " Coleman,l
Byvirtue Of two writs Of sale to me directed from
the District Court of Nemahae county, Nebraska Ter
ritory, win offer for sale at the door os Homer
Johnson's Hall the place where said Court held its
last Term, in the toWno Of BrOWnvile, Nebraska Ter
ritoTy, on
Tuesday, the 3Oh dag Of ApriI, 1851,
at the hour Of l O'Clock. PM, he following lands and
tO-Wit: northwest quarter Of section thir-
ty-twO, township Eve, north Of range sixteen. east
of the sixth principal meridian, except % acres off
the west side Of the northwest quarter of said sec
ton, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
J b WELLS Sheriff.
byJ II MORRIsOS, DepFy
March 9th, 1881. n3S-4w-Sj
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

sARzA-"e have long supposed this celebrated drug
had come {, an il,dedhumbu bu, we re assured nv
those skilled in Tic healing art. that nat The sarsapa-
rilia itself is 70 be blamed Tor this conclusion, but The
miserable worthless Preparations which contain about
as much Of its real virtues a they DO OF Gold dust
il is a commercial fact that almost all Of he slrsapa-
riila gatheredin the world is ,nsrmed in The old coun-
tries or Europe, where the science II medicine has
reached IFS highest perfection. and where they know
the best what 90 employ Tor The mastery Of disease -
Hence we are glad to hid that VIC are now 10 have a
c7mp ind Of this excellent Alternative, which can &c re-
lied un ana our community viii Mt need 70 be assured
that anything Doctor AVER makes is worthy OF their
C nddence. He has been for years c gagedi IN eliminat
ing this remedy Zee awe Using c5lumn) designing to
makeithis ehiefd ouvrc which should add the CROWN
nine glory to his already euvisble reputatiOa.-Ameri-
can Cen. EeV YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

HoN. J. SrERLrNo MORToN. the would
be Delegate. and his family passed up on
the Spread Eagle on Monday last, We
were pleased TO see both Sterling and his
good lady looking 50 wei. Better stick 10
that nice farm. Mou" twill paw
you better thaa The "wild-goose chase"
after Daily; for he'll throw you so high
you'll never get down again. Stick a
pin there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
County BuIldIngS.

County Bull0InsSs Oolhuhis-
bners of this county decided at their
st session to erect the present year, at
asst a jail bdilding. The citizens Of
is placem met on Saturday evening last
consider the purchase and donation Of
lot or lots upon which TO erect The bull
inps. They nearly unanimously decid-
ID to ask the City Council 10 enable the
to vote upon a proposition to
svy a special tax, payable in cash, for
be purpose of purchasing lots and do
1a,ing to the county. The Council have
vet acted on the matter, but will do
% al their next meeting, and Of course
he people viii vote the tax. Times are
lard. il Is true, yet the en'erprising spir-
f, Of the place will. not allow anything
,ere to stand sill. Oaward," has ev-
sr been The. watchword.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Legai Notice.
D. J. Martin Z Company

d.. Martin 3 Company
W. Ia the District Court Of
Samuel Gillian. VIII SNemahn county Nebras-
liam z. Hess and sIaTga- ka Territory. Ia Chan-
ret J. Hess. his wife. eery.
William p. Hess and Margaret Hess bis wife, the
above named defendants, viii take notice that Da-
vid j. Martin, Stephen +. Euckolis and Heath Muck
oils. doing business as D.. j. Martin & Company, dill
on, the 18th dayo Of March, A p 1861, file his amended
petition in the above named Nemaha County Dis
trict Court against the said defendant, Samuel
GILLIAN, William p. Hess, aud Margaret j. Hess. to
foreclose q certain mortgage made and recorded on
tho gth Of April, 1859, By said Samuel Calian in
fayOr Of the said plaintiff, on The following deseTib-
cd real estate, situated in said county Of Nemaha,
tc-wig: the Northwest q~uartero Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section p. township No. 6. north Of range l5,
east Of the 6th principal meridian. 10 NeInahacouH-
ty, Nebraska Territory, containing 40 acres. Said
mortgage was given 10 secure q certain pTomiss0ry
note made by said Samuel Callan, in favor Of said
plaintiffs. dared April 9th 1889. for the sum Of one
hundred dollars with interest: from that time, asthe
rate Of twenty-five per cent per aunum. Thepray-
er of said petition is to sell said mortgaged land to
satisfy Saidelaim. and to exclude and f~uTeclose said
defendants Of all right title or interest they may
claim therein. Said defendants are further notified
that they are required 70 answer said petiti0nOn or
before the 9th day Of May. A d 1851.
IEWETT &TH0MAS, Att'ys for PIES.
March 81, IS5l.-4t-sl0
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH DU.
RARILITY

comm I'd it To the farmer. while lis capacity for
work, with economy of pO'0er, give it the prefcrrn~e
Over all ttherS. .L#..
The camIactiug the frame, thus securing a nlnre
perf ct ba acc [, the machine: the position of the
rakar. In tie rear If ~be-drver, thus placing the
We glt where IL should be. and relieving the weak
er5ssssNvf the machiRe: he deer, ased weight and
slight indentatiun of the sicklo the Castor wheel,
and other improve culs add al have materially les
ssned the direct drtnght, aud 30 ,bsiated the ride
dmHght THAI many assure US that II does not now
vxist. Tie drau sht Of the Reaper Is 50 light that
in numerous instances the arss tour-h0rsc machine
is worked with bat 40 horses. m
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

The door of our sanctum was, on last
Monday, darkened by the huge proper
lions Of Major GEoReE WEsr, formerly
the fighting editor of the .Mountaineer,
Golden Guy, Colorado; but larterly Of
OK and poney specializing nOlOriety. We
have, however. known the Major 40,
these many days by reputation, but new
er before had the pleasure Of a face-tO-
face confab with him. The Major, like
most editors, especially western ones, is
s'sOme - in fact we may say a "cuss,ive
fess." He is about to engage in the
freighting and passenger business to the
mines. We wish him abundant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
SHERIFFS SALE
White Russell { Co,
predraore 1 DRYDEN.


NOTICE l. hereby given that by virtue Of anex-
eeufton issued by the clerk Of the Di trict Court Of
Nsmnha coanty, Nebraska TerTiJafy, against the de-
fsrdanis Albert Predmore& 7 N Dryden inthe above
entitled cause. ard in favor Of the plaintiffs therein
White. Russsi 4 c., Cor the sum Of one hundred and
two dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents. and the costs Of
st6t. amounting 70 fifteen dollars and eighty five
cunts. /, J. 3. Wells, sheriff Of said county IN
said Territory, have levied upon and will ofier Ter
sale NJ publie auctions at the d0or OF inc house IN
urhioh he last term Of the said district court for said
countv was held. on Monday the 18th day ofApTi, AD
lsgI bsfwaen he hours Of I s. o'clock, P. II. Of said
dav. aud will sell 70 the highest bidder for cash II
hand. the following described property, to-wlt; the
s,nrb ,sest IF northwest of the n0rthwes quarter Of
section twenty-nine ~ IN taWnsaiph I'VE 10 lange
sixteen fl6l. east Of tbs sixth principal meridian,
eontaipinr Ten acres Of land. taken Is the property
5f 4 NJ Drrden to saiiHfacton an execution Aglnst
bim ana in favor Of Whita. Russell / Co.
-TTTH# HI BIWELLS, Sheriff
By j II MORRISON, DeP'y.
March 27tb, 1861. nSS 4E-s750
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
Fiske, knight d Col In the District Court, Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter

Fiske, Knight q Col In the Distris, Court, Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter
Notice is hereby given to Fariow s. Moore and
William n. Smith that james p. Fiske. Augustus
knight, William b.. Garrett, and Oliver Bennett.
partners under the name and style Of Fiske, Knight
x Company. did, on the lIth day Of january Al
1851, file their petition in sid Court against the
said FarioW 3. Moore and William n. Smith, part
ners under the name Of Moore 4 Smith, defendants,
setting forth that the said defendants are indebted
to the sand plaintiffs in the sum Of sI04 80, with in
terest nc the rate Of six per cent. per annum, from
the 9th day Of July AD 1850. for goods and msr-
ehaDdise by IKE said plaintiffs to the said defendants
before that time sold and delivered at their special
instance and request.
Said defendants arc further notified that the nee
essary affidavit having been fled. an order Of attach
ment has been issued against their property and that
the following real estate has been attached, to wit
the southeast quarter pf section IS, in township ).
north of range Is, east Of the 9th principal Deri-
dian, situated in said county uf Nemaha.
SAID defendants are further notified that they are
required to answer said petition on or before the 22d
day of April AD 1861.
HEWETT < THOMAS,
March 4tb, 1861 n35w4 Atrys for Plf's.