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The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

Finally may add, that maiden vote, WAS
cast for Democrat, and we hare rote4l .ror
a4y otter 6rceRt UamocratS. We defy the Standard
g place his hand upon his breast and say the same
Il is excee ngly uaIleaSant TO Us to refer to these
personal matters, for the that they cannot be
interesting to readers but, as a direct charge
had oecn made, il and is necessary to the cause
which advocate that it should be branded by
proper responsible parties, a zeperous 7eeheyous
Jal4h0od.
We do not intend to be drawn away from our path
Of duty, by these malignant filings Of personal n.-
ture; il IS game of the enemy, and clearly proves
all Legitimate arguments to have failed, when person
aIitIts are rcSorteJ TO-
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16
OUR GEIEV "A y Gle :
ESEEgT ACTS.

1t IS a faFo-ite argument assertion in the
months q the stump orators defending Rlack Re-
publieanssn and opposing secession, to charge the
south with pree;pitaHey and unwarrantable haste
IN dissolYln5 their connection with Black Republ-
Can Government.
iae policy of the submission party IS to shut
Their eyes until they feel the lash of Lincoln and
then beg for quarte-. They perceive nc cause for
action, no cause for holding coaventlons, danger
IA. Watch isnd Watt is tie countersign Of tie
party, while their sentincs cry AZ is well, even
when The foe IS at their gate We ask the people
t. read aud ponder, what IS the true intent and
meaning Of Black RepublicaaSrn: Do they know
that 1t obtained It's compromise in the Cosfi
futon 20 continue tire importation Of slaves, and
asx sets up law higher taan the Constitution
Z 0e apEpPcyy in slaves ehicL. it sold us its
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

We have always observed that the greatest
boa>ter is the smallest deer, and that they tlre
iten and tume without are iii" first to escape
from the presence of real d.nger.-StaHuara
We have also observed the sam: thing III a late
report Of the Ratetgh L,gister
And when he did the pistol see
The Standard hid behind :: tree
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

= ks =. setsssai 1less,ezss -
It seized upon resas north So deg 80 min, ana
carved out of Texas 44,o00 50 miles Of slave
territory south 36 deg. 80 mir.
1t seized upon all the territory acquired by
mon conquest from Mexico, and deprived slave la
Dor of the privilege of operating in the wealthiest
mines Of earth-tle gold mines Of California.
1t had bIbed & slave State with ten millions of
common funds to sanction q prohibition Of slavery
in all New Mexico.
1t claims to abolish slavery in the districts forts
srSenals, lock yards and other places ceded to the
United States. To abolish the Interstate slave
ira ie, and thus cut of the Mort thern slave States
from their profits of production and the Southern,
from their sources of supply of labor.
It=clams to forbid all equality and competition Of
settlement in the common Territories, by the citi-
zens of slave States
1t repels all further admission of new slave
States.
1t has nuilifed the Fugitive Slave acts in four
teen States of the Union It has denied extradi-
ton of murderers, and narauaers and other ielons
several others.
1t has caused and shielded the murder Of masters
owners in pursuit Of fugitive slaves.
1t has refused to prevent punish by State
thorlty, the spOation of slave property but on
the contrary, it has made it criminal offence in
the citizens ofsevcral States to obey the laws of
the Union for the protection Of slave property
1t has advocated negro quality and made it the
ground Of positive legislation hostile to Southern
States.
1t opposes protection TO slave property the high
s4tS ana mas jiStlltd piracy ltse III the case OF the
Creole
1t has keptin our midst emssaries of ofincendiarism
o corrupt our slaves induce them to off, or
excite them to rebellion insurrecti6n.
II has off millions Of property by system of
yhatss called undcrsr, railroad and has made
IS tenure so preearions il the border States
nearly to have abolItionizci two of fthem-MaryIand
lad Missouri, and it is making similar nroals con-
5tsritly upon Virginia and Kentucky.
1t is sincessantiy scattering frebrands ofnceadiary
appeals in our midst.
1t has extended flna,inis,n into our own borders
It has invaded Territory by furnished! ty
emigrant Aid Societies. 7rnder State patronage and
by funds fQrAlsAai b .eiSn enemies in Canada
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16
Fro N PENNSYLVANIA

Ihc Legislature OF TINS State on yesterday passed
bin guaranteeing to take So 500 0ii0 OF tine Gov
ernment loan.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

T. RCFUs II PAGE, Cecretary of the State in and
for the State of North Carolina 80 hereby certify
that the foregoing is copy OF the origninal on
tIc in this office.
Given under ny hand this lst cay Of February,
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

NUFJS II PACE, Secretary Of fatc
Now therefore, this Is to command the she1ifs
Of the respective Counties OF the State, TO
election be held in the manner preScrIo"f So.
Act the 28th day of February, loOi, wsien
all persons qualified vote for members oi the Cen
erai Assembly may vote for or against State Con-
vcntion ard for delegates thereto and they
furthermore enjoincd 10 CONFORM in all respects, to
The requirements of said act.
Given under my hand and atcsted by the
oh5Ai-i Great Seal of the State.
Done at the City of Raleigh this Ist day of Feb,
\ 1861.
By the Governor, JOHN w ELLIS
GRAHAM Dawes, Pirate .Secretury
Erety iaper an the State will copy the fore
gong, with this notice. one time.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16

The Southern Rights Candidates in Wayne Co,
L \ IiompSon, Geo Strong.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-16
Southern Confedefae} ;,enyenriOD.

! e. ft7lsscea Davis Tnauirl3ou-Iy E1feect ed
sisAtat e'1 the s-totst itlftSt
iAt--i-szNNs .t the L 1litSst states Ado
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
CrODs i'm Kansas.

It is said that crops never looked bet.
ter anywhere than they do 10 Kansas thi.
season. Both Fall and Spring Whea,
yield an abundant harvest. Many con.
tiadlc'ory statements Were made last win
t-r and Spring, as to the suffering con-
duion of the people on account of the
failure of the crops last season. There
is but lille doubt however. but that there
was much suffering; and that all thai was
sent them from the States was needed.
Could It have b-en possible to have had
it apportioned among the needy only they
nigh; have all been supplied. But to
separate the NEEDY" and worthy from
the greedy" and unmanly was out of
the question. Some would receive by
importunate solicitations, church aid from
four or five sources, and then obtained
from the general fund also! Others more
modest and independent received nothing
Il is to be hoped that Kansas is done
"bleeding" aud done begging, and will
now live and behave like her elder sis
ters ia this glarious Union, lending them
a helping hand 10 put down treason aud
rebellion wherever found.-KanSas Cor.
Of Neie Y Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

John A. Washington, the late owner
of Nh. Vernon is a nephew of tie i'm
mortal Father of his country and will
assist in the present contest as n member
OF Gen. Lees staff to preserve TO US that
liberty secured to the whole country ty
the efforts of hi distinguished relative
Richmond Dispatch.
This man Warrington sold himself To
the devil long ago when he made mer-
chaudise of his great uncle's homes To
compel a purchase of Mt. Vernon at ten
times lis real value. H now wishes TO
steal the properly back aud sell it over
again -CIeUeland Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
n5lSGws
MASTERS SALE.

In pursuance of a decretal or er made by the
District Court, in and for Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory, bearing date May Is, 1881, sitting in
Chancery in a certain case pending in said Court,
wherein Thomas Heady is complainant and Henry
Neim1er and Catharine Neimier, are respondents
will on
Saturday the oath dag of august, 1861,
where the District Court Of Nemaha County held
its lat term, in the town of Brownville. Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following described re-
al estate tO-wit: the northwest quarter Of section
sixteen. township six north of range fifteen, east
IF the sixth principal meridian, Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, less the fOrtv. seven acres sold
r. w. Frame. J.. s. BEDFORD,
Master in Chancery.
RrownviIIe. July Is. 1853,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Masters Sale.

In pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis
triet Court held within Rnd fUl Nemahs Couatv
Nebraska Territory, sitting in Chaneery, bearing
date Nav 10th, 1861, III q certain case pendiag in
said court wherein Jackson Lynesi il and
1T Whyte, Sarah Wbyte, William doblitzell and
Martha HoblitzeII are defendants, 1 will, on Friday
the 10Th July, 1881, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. OK said day.
at the door Of the building in which the last term
Of said District Court was held for said county, in
the city Of Brownville. Offer for sale at public AUG
ton the follewiDg described premises, to-wit The
Southeast quarter Of section No. ten l10l Town
ship No. FIVE 81 North Of Range No. fifteen O5)
east Of the 9th principal meridian situate in Eema-
ha county, Ne0rask@ Territory. TeEms,-eash in
hand. J. s. BEDFORD.
Master in Chaneery.
June 20, 1861. Tn5Os6w5l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
In the House About Negro
Soldiers.

Nr. Burnett inef- again sought
Introduce his resolution, to which at
early period of the day objections
re made. He wished to know whelh-
negroes are employed in the army.
had e them with uniform, with RI
oayonets. revolvers and daggers at
: SIDE. Why 0 then request the
0F'ary of War to tell US how many of
are IN the national army?
VT Curtis of Iowa, asked whether
geauemon had seen any negroes ex-
as servants? Had he seen any in
' 1r and companies
hurne;t replied that he had not
: hem in armed squads and companies
|st one of the best fighters he had
Known was a Kentucky negro. who
a. 70 the Valley of Mexico. armed by
National Government. He did not
Elg 10 any Company.
s~ 80 Curtis. Do you believe they &C
up nled the army in any capacity ex-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Masters Sale.

In pursuance of u decretal order made by the Dis
triet Court, held within and for Nemlha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in ebancery, bearing date
Nav 10Th, 1861, in a certain ease pending in said
court, wherein Samuel A. Chambers, executor Of the
estate of Willis Hill, deceased, is complainant and
Little p. Hiatt, ct nj. are defendants. | will. on Mon
day the 9TH day Of August, 1861. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Of said day, at the door of the building in which
said court WAS last held for said county, in the city
of Brownville. offer for sale The following described
premises, VIZ. Lots five, six, seven and eight (5,6,
Z and 8, in block sixty six >66, in Nemaha City in
said County and Territory. Terms, cash INLAND.
J.. s. BEDFORD,
n5IS6w5 Master in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
July 25th,1ssI:
Sheriff Sale.
L. G. Johnson,
vs.. ,

I. y. Johnson,
vs..
Nathan Harmon.
NOTICE is hereby given that I viii offer for sale
at publis auctiOn at the door Of the House in which
the last term Of the Nemaha County District G urt
Nebraska Territory was held, in BrownviIle. in said
county # Nrmaha on the twentySixth day of Au-
gust, a d 1861, at one o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day,
the following reul estate, situated in the sad ccun-
ty Of Nemaha and Territory ef Nebraska, tO-wit lots
No. nine. ten and eleven. l9, 10 h III Of the south
east fractional quarter OF section No. thirty one (3I'
in township No. six, Is. north Of range Ne. sixteen
li6l east Of the 9Th principal meridian, with the
exception Of so much thereof ~ belongs to Joseph
Cadenba;h. dsseribal as follows. to-Wit. cpmmpn-
cling at the Southwest corner of the above namej
lot Number nine L9] thence nor,h forty TiOl rod.
thence east one hundred and sixty rods. thence
nurth forty 40 rods along the Missouri river thence
east % the place Of beginning, taken as the proper.
~ Of Nathan Harmon, on an execution in favor az e
G.. johnson, issued by the said Nemnha count,
Di trict Court and to me directed, as the Sheriff Of
the said county Of Nemaha.
Witness my hand this the 23d day Of July. A.. ID
1861. w. s. HORN,
Ex-OfciO Sheriff, by
J.. W. COLEMAN. Deputy Sheriff.
Brownville, July 25, 1860. (n3-5t-S9)
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Snake Bile,-Mr. JusEPm STANLy
this county came near loo>ing his life
lsl week 10y a rattle snake bic. He
as bludiag grain in the harvest field
Iud gathered the snake up in a >htaf of
Fheal and was bitten on the arm near The
|JOw. Before relief was rend rcd, his
m and side were terrible swollen aud
b suffered extremely. DR.. NEAL Of
Peru Treated The cast simply with giving
'adey copiously internally and exter-
pal APPLICATION of tobacco. This treat
|1nl has been practlced in several cases
be have known of in this vicinity within
Pc past few years, aud always result, d
o saving the patient.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Masters Sale.

In pursuance OF a decrttal order made by the Dis
trict Court. held within and for Nemaha county.
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery. bearing date
MAY 18th. 1861. in a certain case pending in said
court, wherein d.. Martin < Co., are cOmplainants
and samuel Callan. Charles He's and Mnrgart J.
Hess are defendants, ! will, on Friday the rs day of
july. at 10 o'clo.k A. NJ. Of said day. at the door OF
the building in which said court was last held for
said county, in the city Of Brownsville, offer for sale
at publ, auction the following described premises,
to-wit The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section No. twenty-five (22, Township
30. six (sl north Of Range No. fifteen Us east Of
the 9th principal meridian, situated in Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory. Terms-eashi in hanG.
]. 8. BEDFORD, Master in Chancery.
June Goth, 1851. [n50S6w5i
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Hartford Insurance Company.

Ne call the attention of property holders
the advertisement of the Hartford Fire
srance Company. This is one of the
la,~ companies In the country-charter-
10 lSlO-and most reliable. 1t paid
Iynrly abou, s27, 600 90 of losses by
be big fire al Nebraska City last year
bus adording Nebraskians with ample
Ime proof as TO reliability. JoHN l.
hRsoy is agent for this place. Don.
r1 of la,uring your property nnl to-
se.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
SHERIFFS SALE.
Fisk, knight & Company
Moore 4 Smith,

vs.
Moore 4 Smith.
Byv'rtue If an order Of sale to me directed from
the District Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritory, dated on the 18th day Of July A p 1851, J.
W. s. Horn. Coroner. ard e~x-oficio Sheriff. wilton
Saturday, the 3lSt dag of AUguSt, 1861.
brtwcen the hours Of ten o'clock. A. N. and five P ~
on that day in front Of the house where the Dis
trict Court held its last Term, in the town of Brown
vile, Nebraska Territory, offer for sale the follow
ingdescribe real estate situated in said cOun ~, To-
wit the southeast quarter Of section is, in township
). north of range IS, east Of the 9Th principsl me-
Tidian, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, The
above described property, being the property here
tOfore attached in the case Of Fiske, Knight < Com.
pany, vs. Moore 4 Smith, for the sum of five hun
drod and s~enty-fve dollars and forty cents lS575,4C
debt and cost amounting to fourteen dollars and nc
cruing costs and interest from May Is, ADl86l a.
the rate of ten per cent. per annum, all said land
lying and being in Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry. w. 5. HORN, Ex-OficiO Sheriff.
byJ W COLEMAN. Dept'y
July 25th, 1851. ms 5wS9l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Army Inventions.

The War and Navy Departments are
overun with new war weapons and inven.
tions pertaining to the army and navy
One man has a new projeciile whose de-
strUctive merits are said to be beyond
anything conceivable hitherto broughl
out; another presents an army tent, hold
ing almost all out doors and of Beng
packed small enough to carry ina pockel
another exhibits an army trunk of small
size which when opened is converted in
to a bedste:d with bed and bedding mos
quito canopy, cup, saucer, plate, knife,
fork-in fact a dining table and all the
dinner utensils Half a dozen others pres
ent for consideration hospital beds, soft
and downy; while as if all these failed
to save the poor soldier a legion of others
ill up the rear with ambulances warran-
ted TO carry the dead twelve at a time,
which as a matter of comfort are each
to occupy a seperate apartment. Each
of.these and a thousand other invaluable
articles are backed up by a bulky batch
of certificates of utility. But the De-
partments are slow to appreciate their
respective merits much to the dispoint-
ment of competitors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Mr. Burnett. / do not know. The
question with me is. they were armed
like others, and had no business there.
Mr.. Lovejoy, of Illinois-Did not ne
groes aid Gen. jackson in achieving the
victory at New Orleans?
Mr.. Burnett. / ain not aware Of that
Mr.. Lovejov. | am for employing any
muscle that can fight. Laughter
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
WiVCoD,S FOurfh Reader.

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Contains. after the Elements Of ElOcution," Part /
'Human Physiology and Health " Part IIreSumest Tho
subject of Animal Life in the division which treats oil
Ornithology or Birds. The same as with Quadrupeds
the leadidg species Of the several Glasses or Orders al
Birds are grouped in cuts which show their relative
sizes, and many Of the mast beautiful poetic gems in
our language illustrate the descriptive portions, anC
give variety to the Recalling lessons. Part III. ''Vege
table Physiology or Botany" Part ". "Miscell4ne
Gus" In Part v. Natural Philosophy" W. Look in OIL
the school at SGlenwild." and listen To the converse
lions held in a Voluutser Philosophy Glass" Part "
Sketches from Sacred History" contains some Of the
finest selections Of sacred Poetry, with beautiful illus
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
WiISan's Fifth Reader.


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Contains. Part l.. "EircltiODaTy !" in which the prIn-
ciples If Elocution are developed In a series Of Cunver-
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drawings OF 40 species. Part Ill. Human Physiniogy
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IS Illustrations. Part ". "Botauy " confined from
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Of plants grouped in families, in accordance with the
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the Fourth division Of Zoulogy. with drawings Of l2l
species. Part VI. Civil Architecture " app priafely
illustrated with the different orders, sc. Part VI,
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TX. Ancient History, with Illustrative POetc3l Selec-
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There are also ten Miscellaneous" Divisions, each
illustrated.
Choice selections, in a great part pNetical have been
gathered from more than two hundf ed different writer's,
To give interest and illustrate the scientific divisions
and thereby furnish q suitable variety for reading pur-
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for examination with a view 10 Introduction. the above
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Published by HARPER s. BROTHERS.
Franklin Square. New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

nebraska Regiment.-Five CON-
'ales Of the Nebraska Regiment have
..'n ordered to 81. Joseph. They pass
4 here Yesterday on the Wind.
y" Ifayer and Lieut.. Col. Downs &C
~uFanying. The following companies
imposed the battalion: Company A,
SP'' Livingston; Company B., Capt.
gunner; Company D., Capt, Blacker
.'nPany E., Capt. HOlIins; and Com
.'0y 6. Capt. McConihe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

ALSO
To John Belfry JamesC C.. Catron. Henry G. Smith
Charles T Cornell and Thomas Maddox.
You are hereby n"tl6-d tn appear at the land Of
fee ut Brownvillo, within 80 days from this date
TO make further proof in relation TO your pre-emp-
tion claims in accordance with instructions from the
Gen sral Land Office at Washington.
RICHARD F.. BARRET, Register;
CHARLES b. SMITH, Receiver.
Inlr OFT. 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
Strayed or Stolen

From The undersigned a yoke If larg. oxen.-
Their are was abOutS years color red, with white
tails; one had white on the back. One Of them had
un = bell when they left.
A liberal reward will be paid to any one giving
information that win lead to their discovery. 20 the
subscriber. , - miles southwest of Browuville.
b. II. MOORE.
July d, 1891.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
p,,vuriIIe Brass Band.-on FIR.

.r.Dino a Ball will be given in Den's
E,f for the benefit of the Brownville
Rand. The leader and each mem
I, fine Band, has made great eEertion
| ,sree. themselves and contribute to
pleasure of our citizens. They are
sbnB a snail amount on their instru-
.snls and need a litlle aid Just HOw. We
sure all that is necessary to Sc
rrs a prompt response from our citizens
rbo ate characterized for their enter
and lberality, is a simple announc-
bent Of ibis affair and its objects We
ntiripaie . pleasant time and a hand
Dne lft for the Band.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Sale OF Real EState.-HENRY FoN-
ISrLLE Of 81. Deroin offers for sale
"nc valuable tracts of land on the Half
|0'etd Reservation. See his advertise
'aea! IN another column. He says they
O' some Of the best on the Reserve.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

rOlS0ned.-Two of the children of
" KENNEDY, ESQ.,, were poisoned,
: day last week, by eating phosphorus
-'a lOcifer matches. One of them died:
~s9her with prompt medical attention
covered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jobs A. Pom, Plaintiff,

John A. Ponn3 Plaintiff,
,. ". Edwards. Defendant. }
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
execution issued ~ tie clerk Of the District Court
Of NemaAa Couatf Nebraska Territory, against the
defendants = V-EdNards, ia The above entitled case,
and in favor &c tie plsinfif therein, John A. Pom,
for the sum Of s-genty-f2ur dollars and ~sixty-two
cents, [S74,62l and the sis Of suit. amounting to
FIVE dollars and eight, FIVE costs. ls6s5l |, W. 5.
Horn. Coroner and ex-o6eio sheriff 81 said county
in said Territory, have levied upon and will offer
for sale ut public auction, at the door Of the house
in which the last term Of the saia hsFieS court for
said county was held, on "Wednesday the fourteenth
day Of August, A D 1861, between he hpcrs Of :
o'clock, P. N. Of said day. and will sell 70 ne high
est bidder for cash in hand, the following described
property. tO-wit one lot Of land, being, tO-wit ne
south half Of the southwes quarter of the the souih
wesc quarter Of section No thirteen lI3,l township
i've (5l, range fifteen (l5(, east of the sixth prinei
pal meridian. containing twenty acres Of land. more
or less. taken as the property IL Nv. Edwards. To
satisfy an execution against him and in favor Of John
A Penn. w. =. HORN,
Ex-0ficio Sheriff of Nemaha County.
Bv J. w. COLEMAN. Deputy.
Brownville. July 18th. 1861. n2-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-01

Heath NnbkOIIs as ADMINISTRATOR
Of the estate Of Joseph DerOin de
ceased. FeIlIpOn I" 0eli
vs.
Catharine william Margaret,
AmOp & Baron DerUin.
To Catharine, William, Margaret. Amop, and Baron
Deloin. who are heirs and legal representatives Of JO-
seph Deroin, deceased, you are hereby informed that
on the 4Lh day of June A. d. 1861 said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Nemaha C0un-
ty Nebraska Territory. The object and prayer OF which
petitiun is to obtain an order on the 18th day Of June,
A.D 1861. at 10 o'clock, A NJ, at my office in Brown
willie in said county. Tor the sale Of the following real
estate. Of which the said Joseph DeToin died seized. to-
wit: The Undivided One-teuth Of the TOWNSHIP OF St
Deroin. il Nemaha County, n. T at which time all
persons interested may attend and show cause why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
witness my hand and the seal Of the Probate Court OF
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
n4S-4w C. W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
lima 4 1871