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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Extra session.

Since the election, we - that our
Territorial papers are talking Of an extra
session of the Legislature. We were in
formed before the election by what we
considered reliable authority that Gov.
Richardson had so decided. We, with
those Of our contemporaries who have
spoken upon this subject, are decidedly
in favor of the extra session being called
at as early a day after the land sales as
practicable. There are many reasons,
we think, why this should be done. The
simple fact that we are much in need Of
a criminal code and revenue law, which
should go into immediate operation, is
sufficient reason Of itself, We think.
Since the above was in type, we recei-
we'd from Secretary Morton the following:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
"UnCle Sam has land enough TO give
u all . farm. Old SONG.
Ma. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Two years ago a prominent citizen of
this place hazarded the unpopular opinion
that the Prescription Law was a hum
bug, and that il was solely intended for
the benefit of the Spectator" Few, in
deed, conceded with the gentleman then,
bat who will doubt it any longer if it be
true that a Land Agent in this town has
written Mr.. Hendricks, for his construc-
ton of the law where a settler has filed
on a tract of land not vet offered at public
sale, but owing to his inability to prove
and pay up (no matter from what cause)
before the land sales, be loses has right
Of presumption, or, in other words, if filing
on a piece of land constitutes a pre-emp-
ton. Mr.. Hendricks, in reply, stated
when a person filed on a tract of land, he
has had the full benefit of the pre-emp-
ton right, and never could again, under
any circumstances, enjoy that privilege.
Now, this being the case, Off report
is true, } what is the settler to do who can
not pre-empt? Why, simply to pull up
stakes and make tracks where he best
may. Consoling, is 1t not, o Popular So
vereigns. You who have come here ere
the red mans hearth was cool, and have
expended your ALL in making the Ter
rltory of Nebraska what it is, are now
told: Away with you; make room for
the Spectator; let him have the benefit
Of Your labor and toll; though we, the
government, held out the inducement to
you If You came here, we would ensure
You a homestead, but 10! and behold! the
sales are at hand, and though you have
reclaimed the waste and suffered the pri-
vations incident 70 new countries, we need
money: Won have held this land for two
wears, or two months, OF two days, and
enjoyed the fat thereof; but now depart
from hence. and give it TO that gentleman
in broad cloth and kid gloves; as for you,
move q little further west. we don't need
you here any longer
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
From the Plains,
Crossing of Salt Creek, Aug. 10.

Crossing Of Salt Creek, Aug. 10.
FRIEND FURSAs:-
After a prosperous and pleasant jour
ney of five days from Nebraska City, we
are safely encamped on t'other side of
this, the Jordan of our route, with no
impeachment to retard our progress, and
with the broad and expansive prairie op-
ening before US; which, TO the eye of the
writer, is a more pleasing and interesting
sight than the crowded haunts of civiliza-
ton. Here we can study the beauty of
nature and read in nature, Natures
God. And an agreeable retreat it is to
one, who having all ties of affinity, con-
%sanguninity and ~conjugality severed, and
having but little feeling or sympathy in
common with the human family in gene
raj, has become like the deep water ma
riner of the Pacific and Indian Ocean, a
citizen of the world, without friends,
home, calling, or profession, and a voca-
ton as varied as the hues of the dying
dolphin.
Our train has left Nebraska City under
most 1attering auspices; with the largest
and best outfit of men, wagons, and
teams, that has left this season, under
command of the gallant Capt. Hunter,
who has proven himself the Aubry of this
route in conducting a train. l will ad-
wise you by every opportunity of any cir
cumstances of note occurring on our route.
Three deserters from the army at Fort
Kearney passing here a few days since,
one of them was drowned while crossing
the creek, They report a desperate and
bloody engagement near kearney be-
tween the Pawnees and Cheyennes, in
which a large number were killed on both
sides, the Pawnees proving victorious af-
ter the loss of their celebrated chief New
York.
The health on the plains is unusually
good. Grass abundant until we cross
North Platte. On Sweet Water We de-
sign prospecting for gold. The Mormons
coming in report having found gold, but
their destitute situation prevented them
stopping. From all the information the
writer has been enabled to gain, no doubt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
THE
r. w. FURNAs, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST l9, lass.

THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ls, 1855.
We have not felt at all like writing for
our paper this week; have been quite
under the weather )" and beside have
been busy posting our books and endeav-
oring to collect a few dollars with which
TO satisfy The cravings Of paper and type
manufacturers, jour printers, and our
wife and little ones. They all inform US
thatcash is indispensable, no matter if
times are hard.
While upon this subject, allow Us to say
that we do hope those who know them
selves indebted to US viii pay uP-at least
a POrtiOn-without further delay. We
would rather do almost anything else than
dun a man; It is the most unpleasant act
TO US that we can perform. We are not
oppressive, have not been, nor do We in
tend to De. We are willing TO live and
let live especially these hard times;
BUTT is impossible to get along without
some money. Our hands have been very
indulgent, so have our paper, ink and
type men; but they say they must have
some Of the needful now, and we are
bound they shall. To accommodate them,
we don't relish the idea Of paying fire
per cent per month for money, when we
have ten dollars OWING US to where we owe
one dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

ment. Mr.. Douglas has turned neither
to the right nor 10 the left, but has march
ed straight forward in the path of duty,
defending and preserving the doctrine of
popular sovereignty against It's enemies
without and within the Democratic organ
ization. The great principle 1t avOws is
incorporated into the very spirit of rep
~ublicanism, and is, and must continue to
be, the basis of our Democratic creed.
Preserve pure the doctrine that the
people shall govern themselves-shall
make their own laws, and that a majority
clearly and fairly expressed, shall rule,
and the enemies of the Democratic party
can achieve nothing to harm our cause or
the union of the States.
If those who have applied all manner
of harsh epithets to the distinguished
Senator, for his course last winter, will
read his speech through, they will find in
It a higher and nObler purpOse-a Patri-
otto sentiment, that reaches far above the
shafts of malice, and the petty jealousies
of those that beset him in the Senate and
elsewhere. If they would school them
selves again in Democracy, they would
do well 10 ponder over this speech; for
it is Astounding with the very essence of
Democracy, and it would be well for
them to quaff again Of It's pure fountain,
and Stake their f~actious thirst. Such
speeches go home to the hearts of the
people-go home to their hearts and
heads, and will live in the memory of the
pure Democracy, when all mere questions
of difference of opinion shall have been
buried in the dead-past Louisville
(Ku.0 Democrat
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Settlers Meeting.

The settlers meeting of Nemaha Land
District, held in this city on Saturday last,
was well attended, and none other than a
spirit Of heartfelt interest in behalf of the
oppressed settlers manifested. The pro-
ceedings of the meeting viii be found in
full in tO-day's paper.
Judge Holly, Col. Martin and R.
Brown, left this city on Monday afternoon
for Washington. They Will be joined by
Hon. Jas. Craig at St. Joseph. All that
can possibly be done Will be by these
gentlemen to effect a p~OstpOnement Of
Land Sales. We acknowledge that we
have cur doubts as to their success; and
vet we are not sure but the late moment,
as it were, is a propitious one OF one
thing we are sure, the men who have
gone are thoroughly posted as 10 the true
state Of affairs in this Territory; and their
representations cannot fail to secure the
serious attention of the Department.
They are fully prepared to conyince-if
sound reasoning and argument amount to
anything-the powers that be, Of the d.
sastrous effects Of Land Sales upon the
settlers; the future of the Territory, fin
ancially, and politically. There can be
no plea hereafter that proper light has
not been thrown upon the matter by those
directly and most deeply interested in the
welfare of Nebraska.
An adjourned meeting Of the settlers
Of this District viii be held in this city on
Saturday August 26th, at which time we
Will most likely have received intelligence
b from the Delegates who have gone &c
y Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
BrOWnTiIle MAJ Arrangements
EASTTRN MAIL

M
Ar-ire'-Daily Sundays excepted At Eve
DeParts-Daily Sundays excepted q. bali -.
eight, An. ~
SOUTHERN NAIL.
Ar-irsS-Ti-EeekIy, on Mondays, Wsdnssdau,D1
Fridays.
DePar'-On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAY.
MAIL.
Arrirs-On Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and S,tgr,-
DsPGT'-On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FORT KEARSEY MAIL.
Leares-BroWnville on the first Of every Do,,L
reaching Fl. Kearney in seven davI. I.,,
wing Fl. kearney on thu IOih
ATTircS-At BroWnville in 7 days.
TAREIO MAIL.
Lears'-BroWnville, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 8 o'clock, A. n.
ATT're'-At broWnvilleo on Tuesdays, Thursdav, and
Saturdays at O'Clock. IN.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 7, o'clock, 4. n, to u. N: and from
10 ., P {. q. DORSEY, pm
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
EX-PreSident Pierce.

\ correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, writing from Boston, says:
The friends Of Ex-President Pierce
will be glad to learn that, by a late arrival
by ship from Madeira, tidings have been
received from him. His own health was
perfect. The health of his excellent wife
had been improved by her %sojourn in the
island, but the causes of her sickness
were not removed. They were to leave
Madeira on the first Of June, for Lisbon,
thence, avoiding the larger European CT
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Fire at st, joseph,

A fire occurred in St. Joseph on Tues
day morning last, which resulted in the
destruction of five buildings-probable
less 100000. The sufferers are Cumming
& Co, Z. W. Welch, c. Hyatt, Mr..
Crane, D. j, Heaton, P. L. Mclaughlin,
Smith & Withers, Van Lear, and Brit
tain s. Hardy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Nebraska legislature.
The following is a list of the Member
elected to the Legislature

The following is a list Of the Members
to the Legislature:
COUNCIL.
Douglas-Wm. E. Moore,
Geo. L. Miller,
John R. Porter,
Dakotah-W. G. Crawford,
Burt ct als-Geo. w. Doan,
Washington-Geo. E. Scott,
Sarpy-L. L. Bowen,
Cass-E. A. Donelan,
OtOe-W. H. Taylor,
NJ. S. Reeves,
" ct als.-W. S. Boydston,
Niemahq-R. W. Furnas,
Richardson-C. Mcdonald,
HOUSE.
Dakotah-D. T. Bramble,
John Tufts,
Burt. L. Collier,
Fashington-P. G. Cooper,
l.. M. Kline,
c. d. Davis,
DouglaS-W. A. Gwyer,
Geo. Clayes,
R. w. Steele,
J. A. Steinberger,
c. Briggs,
James Stewart,
J. H. Seymour,
A. Roeder,
Dodge-Du Puy
Sarpy-B. P. Rankin,
NJ. J. Shields,
Il" &C. Norwood,
Wattles, I
C~ass-Marquette,
Davis,
Young,
Otoe-H. P. Bennett,
o. P. Mason,
John Cassel,
J.B. Watson,
Geo. +. Lee,
W. B. Hall,
Nemaha-S. G. Daley,
Jesse Noel,
NJ. +. Clark,
RichdrdSon-J. D. Ramsey, I
W. NJ. Fleming,
a. c. Dean.
E. S. Dundy will contest the seat {
Mr.. Mcdonald.
Wattles' seat is contested by S. 4
Strickland.
We are informed by a gentlema
from Richardson county, that most likel
the seat of Mr.. Ramsey will be conteste
by Mr.. Sharp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

10 O'Clock \ n By Rev. n. Wood. And ~ same 49,
Jehnson's NALL by Rev. R. Gaylord u the Co6v,n-N
tionaI Church Of Omaha
Aug. s.-Athalf past 10 O'Clock A u, By Rev e.
ton And al night By Rev. 7. W. Upton.
Aug. I5.-At half past 10 O'Clock A 4. By Rsr
Upton.
Aug. 22--Atkalf ?. 10 O'Clock A u By Esr. P Co.
And at night ~ Rev. 7. ". Upton.
Aug, 2s.-At half past 10 O'Clock A N, By Rsr.-v
Upton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

Daily was appointed a committee to con-
fer with the settlers of South Platte Land
District in furtherance of the objects of
this meeting.
On motion, it was
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting be Published in the Nebraska
Advertiser, Nemaha Valley Journal, and
Rulo Guide.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet at Brownville on Saturday, August
2Sth, at u NJ.
J.P. BAKER, Chan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Senator Douglas Speech-COm.
mentS Of Southern Journal.

We publish upon the hrst page, this
morning, The speech of Senator Douglas,
made to the reception meeting called to
welcome him home to Chicago. Ii speaks
for itself, and it embodies Just such Dem,
oCracy as all must adyocate-North,
South, East, and West-whO hope to
maintain our nationality, and preserve
the republican simplicity Of our govern
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
ErccUfire Department. Neb-Tei
L-----r I'D -

August 18th. 1875.
where's, great confusion and uncertainty characterize
The existing laws Of this Territory, and whereas they are
SO oUnEicting with each other that reasonable fears are
entertained that there IS not that ample security TO life
and property tina. should he guaranteed 10 every citizen
Of the Territory; and whereas, under thIs CONFLICT Of
laws much unnecessary litigation must tTanspire; and
whereas, nothing but speedy, judICiOus and efficient Ie-
~SIslative action can remove these evils, II IS thus rem
dered necessary 10 convene the Legislature IN advance Of
the time fixed by law. Now, therefore, l, WILLIAM
A RICHARDSON, Governor Of the Territory OF Nebras-
ka. 6v virtue Of the power Vestedln ne by law, issue
this, my proclamation, couVenLng ;be LEGISLATIVE Assem-
bIv on TUESDAY. the twenty-drst day Of September next,
Al the seat Of Government Of the said Territory.
In testimony whereof l have hereunt0 set my hand,
and eaused 20 be aaxedt the great seal Of the Territory,
Done at Omaha this l4th day Of August, 1855.
W. A. RICHARDSON,
Nv the Governor, Governor of Nebraska.
J 5. MORTOS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Total. 100000 acres.

The Sl,25 land is mostly in the north
ern portion of the district, in the counties
of Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Audubon,
Shelby and Harrison. The S2,5 80 land is
within the six mile limits of the three
Railroad lines which cross the district
from east to vest Council Bluffs Bugle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

There has been entered at the Land
Office in this city from its %re-Opening on
the 23d of February last, to the 3lSt of
July, inclusive, as follows:
Amount located with B.
L. Warrants, 1859 acres.
Amt entered with Cash, 20,0O9 "
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

ties, for Vevay, in Switzerland, where \.
will spend the summer. Mr.. Na,han;.I
Hawthorne and Mr.. John Howard MarrS
will be with him in Switzerland, | be,r
The period of his stay in Europe will b.
controlled by the health of Mrs. Piere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
7oQSS
Total,

The total amount received therefor, es-
timating warrants at Sl,25 per acre, is
S91S ,244, "a.
There remains yet vacant in the dis
trict, subject to private entry:
100000 acres at Sl,25 per acre
100000 $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

we will find the great city evacuated, al
though they plead ignorance of the move
ments or intentions of the leading char
acters.
More anon. WYREKA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
CLAIM NOTICE

To Henry Z Church and al others whom II nay con-
Germ YOU are hereby notified that Twill appear az the
an pH'e IN BrOwnvIlle. Nebraska Territory. on he
@Oth day " August, 1855. at 10 O'c.ock, A. N to prove
~ I'D LeH'" prescription On the southeast quarter %
northwest quarter, and south half Of northeast oB.r,.-
Of section 81, and the southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter Oi section IS, in township 8. range IS, east.
August y. WM MILLS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
CLAIM NOTICE

To samuel Stumbo, Jghu H,yt and all other, whom IA
may concern. You are hereby notified Ia aypear a. a..
Lana once 10 BroVuvI.le, On the 9Th day II August.
$50 a. intend &" prove W my right u redemption 70
The southwest quarter U: sectCh II, township n rnpEs
u ea>' Z 5 DUNDT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Kansas Constitution.

From the best Information we can gath
er, the Lecompton Constitution has been
defeated by al least 10000 majority,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

The above are some OF the most desirable lot, ,r
residences IN the Gty, and WILDE sold positively.
TERMS:
one third cash IN hsnd} one third in three month";
and one third IN SIX months from date Of sale
HARLE G.. DORSEY.
august ~ 1913, ) 81 Real Estate AGENT
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
CLAIM NOTICE.

IOGeorge Nanlew AMI all others whom u NAV con-
cerni You are hereby notified that I will appear Al t,
In OlSelh BrO"avIile. on Friday, the 3Tth Day q
August. ISIS. 10 prove Mp nv right o. Pre-emp,r,1 4,
lLe northwest quarter q section humber huerE town
ship number one range sixteen, east 4 no pin ivll
meridian. uanuv -
August 10. 1855 -2t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Letter from Mr.. Hendricks.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
August I'd, 1853.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Augusta d 1853.
B. F. L%UsHDAUGH, BrownriHe, N. T.
Sir:-In reply to yours of 18th July
ult., | have TO inform you that the i'm
preston which you say prevails in your
community, that settlers who have here
tofore filed for lands, under the pre-emp-
ton law of lS4l, may neglect to make
proof and payment before the day of pub
lie sale, and afterwards secure the same
lands under that law, as offered lands, is
erroneous. The 18th section of the Act
of 1854, subjecting the public lands in
Kansas and Nebraska to the operations of
the act of 1871, expressly provides that
persons claiming lands under said act,
failing to file the legal notice "or to pay
for the tracts claimed before the day fixed
for the public sale of the lands by the
proclamation of the President Of the
United States shall forfeit all right
thereto.
Besides this, if any person have filed a
declaratory statement for a tract of land,
and by his own laches shall suffer his
rlght" thereto TO lapse to the government,
and such notice was failed subsequent to
the date of the enclosed circular, viz: Sd
December 1856, he cannot again here.
after file for that or any other public land
Very respectfully, &c.
T. H.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
In regard to the decision of Nh. Hend.
ricks, we have only to say that we regard
it, in fact, no more than the decision Of
any body else and yet his decision make:
law for our Land Officers, who are, Of
course, bound thereby in their officia
acts. They have no other alternative
Therefore, no blame can properly attach
to the Register and Receiver for the out
rageous wrongs inflicted by the enforce
ment of this decision. We don't believe
however, that any legal tribunal, or any
really learned legal man, will risk theil
reputation for legal knowledge by placing
SuNllI O4lSll uCliJIl III lit law II - PRESUMED
that good laws are susceptible Of but on
construction, and hat arrived at, as mucl
by a knowledge of the spirit and intent o
the instrument as from its letter. Their
can be but II opinion as to the spirit O
intent of the Prescription law, and Their,
should be but one as to its operations. 4
knowledge Of the workings of our boast
ed Presumption Law has drawn the ex
preston from more than Zone of tn
Squatter overeigns"-"Blesse Pre-emp
tiOn Lar"
Unless those who have gone on t
Washington in behalf of the settlers, &C
complish something for their benefit, W,
have only patiently to bow to the yoke
and wait for that "better time coming
of which we read.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
1858. 1853.
SCARRITT f. MASON,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer Of
Furniture and Upholstery
st. Louis, Missouri.
To u Patrons and the PubUc
In General.

W cake great pleasure in being abie to Assur. Won
mat OVERWHELMING our heavy loss By the bursinE q
our sale, Rooms az Nos 20 aud q Wasb7ng,,, -.
anu We LJss q the entire stock IN them. on ne n,rDsBg
Of me &oih INST, are already able To oil anv ortcr tb,t
may be desired in cur line.
Having a large amount % stock IN our ., r..
'Aa' are not INJECTED with our sales roou. AMI being ia
constant receipt u goods rOm the best manufarturers
Ter.
- IetIll.es lI procuring and keeping % a desirsbls
experience Is and will be constantly gwen ., our Irgit-
mate business a. dealers IN and manufacturerso Of
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
ID an the various branches. We assure YOU that -
VIII sell ss good goods and a. a. low prices, and on a, IA
FJraote terms as any house IN the West.
thanking you for the very liberal PATRONAGE .lre,sy
bestowed N Us, We ask a continuation d the sams
sales Rooms for the present on the Northwest cor
nerof Washington Avenue and Second Street, four dror,
below our old stand.
Very Respectfully. SCARRTTT & MAsOG
ST IHu.k ALruET 4 T@EZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
JAMES Buchanan.
Trinity BAY, ". F., Aug. Z.

Trinity Bay, ". F., Aug. Z.
The complete success of the Atlantic
Cable is placed beyond all doubt. Signals
are now being made through the whole
extent of the cable, but It Is unlikely that
the cable will be opened for business for
several days or perhaps week, as the
electricians will require time for a series
Of experiments with their recording ms
truments. Due notice will be given for
the opening of the line for business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
To all Whom ii Nav CODgeru.

IhereQy inform the public and my friends that Ihavs
this day placed the City Drug Store IN the hands Of Jobn
H Aaun. who viii IN the future have exclusive control
and management o. the same As
B-9ED~!lls, August l7tb, 1s6e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

Between now and the Sth of Novem-
Der next the free States will elect l27 of
the 236 members of the next United Sta
ties House of Representatives, leaving
nine to be elected in March and April
next-three in New Hampshire, four in
Connecticut, and two in Rhode Island
Vermont will commence the election for
members to Congress in September, and
Maine will follow six days later in the
same month. The middle and western
States viii elect their is members in
October and November.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

We invite the attention Of the sick and sBirt.4 -
advertisements IN our columns Of Dr. EastsrI,,, -
and SarsapariIla, and GridIey's Salt Rheum and r.,,..
Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam. DR. Baker, s..
he, DR. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Or EayterIy.. ~,
er Killer. These medicines are prepared By a thoror,.
y educated Physician. Chemist and Pbarm,c.r,t.,
that all can rely upon them as being safe and .s.-,r,r
curing the diseases for which they are reoomnr,a-
They are standard remedies, and can be found in 49,
every Ding and Apothecary store in the initial g..
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

We would particularly call the attention OF our r.,l
eS 10 remedy known as McLedn's Streugthening Cor
aiaI and Blood Further. It IS certainly a valuable rsB..
dy- We therefore say to all, call at the agent, "a,
test FOR yourselves its intrinsic merits. It j., detz,,
to take We ask our lady readers to try it. See n. a.
vertIsementi in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

The official election returns from 20
counties in Kentucky are received. In
these, RevilI gets ASSOC, and Mckee
10, 1872 votes, and Revill's loss in the same
counties is GIG, as compared with the race
Of Garrard and Jones in 1857. In the
81 counties to hear from the vote for
Garrard was 1928 and for Jones 1866.
Should Revill lose nothing in these coun-
ties, his majority would be ll,7O5. Re-
Wills majority will certainly exceed
10000 and may reach $4,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Claim Notice.

are hereby notified thatI will appear al the Land once
III BrUwuyIlle, on Friday. August 27th. 1858, at 10 O'cIocf
a N TO prove up my right % pre- -empton o the socth
west quarter o.: section u. township no. ,. north or
range IS east Of sixth principal MerIdIan.
August I9, 1886. p HARCTS COOPER