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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
COMMISSIONER OF GENERA.
LAND OFFICE.

From the items OF Washington news
We learn that Hon. Joseph S. Wilson has
been appointed Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office. There is no bureau or
even department Of the General Govern.
ment 10 which the people Of Iowa and of
the West have . greater interest than ,bi.
one which has the control and MANAGE.
ment OF the public lands, nor is there one
the machinery Of which is more compli-
Gated. Questions Of the utmo st Importance
to the State--so our railroad corporations.
and to individuals are to be passed upon
IN this ONCE. intricate legal points are to
be determined, requiring profound study
and thorough knowledge OF practice and
precedents extending through a Iona
series Of years. and decisions are to be-
made affecting the rights Of proper,, worth
millions Of dollars hence the imnort.ncs
OF selecting man for this position who is
in al respects thoroughly qualified to dis.
charge the responsible duties of his posi-
ton. We believe the choice Of Mr.. W;l.on
TO be good one. For twenty years be has
been connected with the General Land
Office, and Is probably more familiar with
all the multifarious details connected there
with, than any other man in the country.
lie is an active. working public officer.
who is always found at his post attending
in person to the duties of his Office. and
vigilantly overseeing every department in
the widely extended sysiem over wbich be
is now superintendent. He j. thoroughly
posted in the law aid practice in relation
to the public lands, and has the reputation
OF being man Of unquestioned integrity.
We know Of no man upon whom this
bono, could have been more appropriately
bestowed. 1t is fit reward for long bro.
tracted and faithful service. N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
coMnon CsunClL PaocEEDlxos.

~ oeuxcrL CaAxsER,l
k SioUx err. psbs 7th, 1860. F.
sssss--sbe Mayor presiding-Ahs
wisen, Flarsibben, HayJy Appls.oo, Poos
MoDousal and Hud.sn.
Minutes Of las. asetise read, and Az
Hs1sos moved q a.ssd the miaa.ss r.
striking on. his name - the mover Of Tie
amendment to minutes Of the previous
meeting in regard to finance committss's
reposs. vas g>a.,-,., sg~r.e $500, =,
Com. on bridge presented plan ior
bridge acssss Perry Creek also bill Of
materials sos sams Report of, ccnnisss
received and laid on table. = ~ Va
- Co@misass oasssessts sspssssi u fss-,
or Of J. R. Ssaborn's aee3ans on road
fund for I'll co., ,eF8) ia ,ae'ai!3
AID. Hudson. Chairmas comuit,ss on
accounts. reported that the accounts ID
hands Of conmittse had not been sxauin.
ed b. al 'usmbsss Of shs committees.
Aid. Hagy moved that the:com sitsss b
allowed one mote week 70 examine and
report on accounts. Comuittee appointed
TO examine and suggest amendments to
city charter made their report through
City Attorney, Ssich. Vas received ard
accepted. 49, yya,s,.,s ..ssl
AID. Appleton sAoved this tho ordinsacs
prsvidiag for eoupsnsatioa Of city sdicers
be taken up. Carried. a.' e go
AID, Hunt moved to amend BY insert.
ing ia section Of said srdisauce, $50 10
place Of 200. I IL -atzg +
Mayor gave the casting vote in the ne
lgative. f 'f ely,
| Aid. Hunt moved to amend section pro
viding for Aldermans' services BY inserting
IS cts. in place u 81 90. +
| Aid. Hudson moved to amend said
amendment, BY inserting so cts. Lost.
Aid. Hunts amendment was carried.
Ala. Hunt Moved to lay the ordinance
on table for two weeks Lost. ..ag.#
AID. Hunt moved that another section
be added, providing that no Alderman &c,
pay for the current elective year. Lost.
Vote on passage Of ordinance being
had it was lest 4 to3. ~ "..#-'
] Council adjostned. D.. II
CHAs. B. RrsrIS, City Recorder.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
A NEW TROUBLE IN sioux CITY

During the past week our city has again
bsen the theatre ofsone Of those excite.
snents to which our citizens are periodi
cally subjected, by the acts Of few dis.
honest, unprincipled men, whose career
hos been marked by . psfsis.sat aisrsgara
Of the repeatedly expressed wishes Of the
people, and determination 70 prostitute
the public funds to their personal benefit.
The causes which led 10 the recent excite
ment We will endeavor to state:
Several weeks ago 1t was announced
that the Board of school directors for this
township contemplated the erection Of an
expensive building for +" = central or high
school, in this city. Thisklng that the
ueonaition Qf ous. .lchool fund would not
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
ORDINANCE NO. ~,
An Ordinance providing for greater sec,
pttv aUasoat EirAs

An Ordinance providing for greater secu-
/ rity against Fires. ! Il slas. E.
Ssc. |. Be- ordained By Lhs City Council
Of Siour CITY, That on or before the S,
day Uf July, 1850, the owners Of buildings
in Sioux City which are used with unsafe
fues. are hereby required 70 provide said
| buildings with Brick Flues Of the dmen
sions and character Of those 10 Nil FIRST
class Buildings.
SEC. 2. II shall he the duty Of the City
Marshall Of Sioux City on the 2nd day OF
July, 1860 TO ascertain if the lst Section
Of this Ordinance has been complied with.
Should there then be any buildings in use
in said City with unsafe flues or due i,
shall Be the duty Of the Marshall to pro-
coed at onoe to construct Hue Or aues,
40 the case may be, in the same, with a
thimble or thimbles and 10 provide VENT.
lators for ceilings when necessary and to
ADJUST the pipes in such manner as chat
the whole may be entirely SAT-, and il shall
be his duty At all times thereafter to ace
that no buildings in Sioux City are used
with unsafe hues. NEE
SIC. g. 1t shall be the further duty OF
the City Marshall to certify to she City
Recorder the property on which he has
made such repairs and the cost thereof on
each buildiag, including for his own servi.
ces 100 On sech building. r5as5 y
SIC. 4. It shall b. the duty Of the Re
co.der when making ont the City tax list,
to include IN the tax levied uoon properly
thus repsired the cost Of such repairs AZ
is certified to by the Marshall and said tax
shall than be collected according to Law.
SIC. 8 The owners Of al Buildinpsa
hereafter -tytcted in Sioux c.sy ahaH pro
vide the saise With good, sabstan.ial
Brick Flue or Flues.
Passed March 9th. 1860.
Attest: o2 WIN. II. BIGELOW,
CHAs. b. RUsr1R. ,na2ls#a Mayor.
,r5i1sifas Civ Recoeder - 4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

reference to the matter. In 'reponse TO
the call, probably the largest meeting ever
held in Sioux City, convened at Casady's
Hall, where after an expose Of the condi-
ton of the school fund, the proposition
to erect the contemplated building was
voted down by an overwhelming majority.
: This Indication of their sentiments was
regarded BY the people as authoritative,
and anal. This they had a right to be-
lieve, inasmuch as majority Of the
Board was constituted Of men who AFRO
gate to themselves high regard f,r hon-
esty and T" mo'al heroism" Bat to show
how they have been made the victims Of
misplaced confidence, we have only to give
. statement Of subsequent developments.
On Tuesday last the new school board
called upon the retiring officers for the
books and other property belonging 10 the
district. On an examination Of the min.
ute book it was ascertainsd that lat a
meeting Of ths old directors on Saturday
evening, March Sd, contract for the erec'
ton OF a school house had been let to N.
W. Pratt for the sum Of 100000! Aud
for the purpose Of fastening the swindle
= upon the people, they not ouly paid ST.
e 900 in advance to. the contractor but also
gave him a mortgage upon the school
house property of the District
The new board Immediately took such
action as they deemed necessary to pro
tect the district from the outrage contem
plated by the retiring officers. They de-
eared the contract Illegal and void, aud
notified the contractor Of their action,
.end, E2.xss@d. him to deliver up the war.
rsnta lie had received. This he refused te
ady's Hall at 3 o'clock A. H.. on Wednes
q. day Las, TO ascertain the wishes and senti
ments Of the people Of the district. Hhs
meeting was largely attend d, and III,
proceedings, which we publish in anoths
column. clearly indicate the position tn,
E members Of the old board occupy in tn,
estimation Of our citizens.
The contract is evidently illegal and car
not be sustained. In making it the direc
i tors did not comply with the law which
says, THAT before erecting any schoo
house. they 1.-THE directers shall consult
with the County Superintendent as 10 the
most approved plsn fer such building."-
This they failed to do. There are othe,
equally important omissions and irreguIa
rites in the contract that will send i, as
low in law as its makers are in the est
nation Of the people. s# r
II the contrac. is not too long for our
columns We will publish it in our next is-
sue. together with such rem arks As we
shalt deem necessary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
Sioux CRY, March 9th, 1860,

Sioux CirY, March 9th. 1860.
The Mayor 10 the Chair. Aid. Wixon,
Fitzgibbon, HaSy, McDougal, Farmer and
lIoyt were present, when the meeting was
called to order; minutes Of Las. meeting
holden Feb. 7.h, 1860, were read and ap-
proved Resignation Of Aid Appleton as
Alderman from Second Ward rendered
and accepted ~ FL
The fsllowilt accounts for services in
getting out and delivering bridge timber.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
CHAs. b. RUsrIN,
City Recorder.

A benevolent old gentleman used to
give away wood BY the cord, 10 order a.
ne said to have Il re corded above. '''s :
Il Is vain to talk about the quopi.y Of
The asxss--7they are not equal The smile
Or fear Of woman oonquers man. ~
. Drinking-Ths 6rst draught serveth for
health--the second for picasure-the third
for shams-and the fourth for madness
I A poss Gays that the esind kisses the
wasea Thas, We sappsre, il the celshsat,
Cd i"kiss for . blow ahoat whiehsvs bav(
heard - msch'naserg,4 70 esaou 81, =
"Pompey, what you doing dare Proc =
"Fishin. e.sfxantsaaI \, r.
aA"Whst dat To- ysur meNfSr l0et
"Nothing bu. wo' ms fes ibAis 1asaiq
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

An Ordinance for vacating certaia lots in
Sioux City,. .,s,ux at.,sW
BE Il ordained by The City Council o,
Siour City, That tho following described
tract and parcels Of land, si.ua.sd IN North
Sioux City, in the County sflWoodbury
and State Of Iowa, according 10 the record
ed map thereof be and hereby 10 declared
vacated, to wit, The Street, and Alleys
running through Block No. Seven, also Ill
the Alleys running through Block No.
Twenty, and the East half Of Block No,
Twenty -four 'ta St' 'fa 54 ,fa
Psssed March 9th, 1860. z,i
Attsst: WM. H. BIGELOW,
Mayor.
CHAs. B. RusrIS, .'' s.
= A@ 5t}a#s tC;tv HAsc.i>.t ga4&
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
TESTERS LAND LAWS Ann mn.
GuLATlOND.

W. W. Lester, Esq. connected for ma.
~ years with the Interior Department At
Washington, has now in press work with
the following title: Testers Land Laws
and Regulations It is designed to pre-
sent, IN condensed form. all points Of
law, with opinions. and regulations of the
proper Departments that may be nece.sa-
~ to give full and clear information with
respect to all practical questions connect
ed with the disposal Of the public lands
pre- emp'ions, town cite claims, railroad
and swamp land grants, land warrant locs.
tons, cancelled and suspended entries,
private land claims, repayment Of pur-
chase money, rehearing 10 contested cases,
&C., &c. A similar work was published
ny order Of the U. s. Senate, in 1870, for
the use OF government officers, but so
many new questions have since arisen in
our vastly increased land operations that
this work has ceased to meet the public de-
mand. Mr. Lester from his experience
and familiarity with al the details of our
land system, is em'nently qualified for the
task he has undertaken. and his work viii
" almost indispensable as guide for the
local land officer, and vii he eagerly sought
BY attorneys and all others Who are de.;.
rous Of being fully and correctly informed
upon ma'lers Of such general interest
throughout the west. 1t 10 earnestly
hoped that Congress viii appreciate the |
value OF this volume and subscribe for
sufficient number Of copies to supply Ill
The officers whose duties are therein made
plain. Early copies may be had with post.
age paid BY RENTING $500 to H. P. 4 R.
II. Small, Publishers, No. FL South Sixth
street, Philadelphia.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
H. A. TERRY
Original Notice.

STATE lF IOWA. } In District Court, April
woodbury. county. FERN, d. 1850.
- Inhabitants of lymou,h County
John T. and W. ". Culver. aud Seth ". SwiRRett
aud John l.. Campbell.
I" John p aad ". ". Culver, and Seth W. Swi:se.t
aud John l.. Campbell:
Gentl-men-iou are hereby notified that there il
now file in The Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court within aud fur said tn petition Of tho
Inhabitants Of plymouth County, pi.intitfs in the
above entitled suit. claiming You in ssi sui, the
SUN 81 hsc hundred dollars n damages for breach If
Contract to build and warrant bridge across he
Floyd tifer Ia Plymouth county near william Van
oLindos residence, on the road leading from Ply.
mouth towards Sioux CITY, in Woodbury. county,
ssfd .'NE. N, Nj yfhe y:.s.- u, .nna in
o.; br viii this ACTION is c"mmenced and pro..s,
ted aud In which contract the said ST..
Cimpbeil sisaed a sureties. and that !, n ~, ".'
pea ana answer tn reunto on or b.f r. Tho ,: ap
OF Inc second day OF the neat term ~ .,;J ."s
S when Is TO be ,esun and holden at sioux cir, ~
woodbury. co. Iowa on the first Monday OF ~. w
D., 1900 You will be uefsultsd ard IN i,,n,n,P 'i'
dsred against you thereon FIR the s,nonnt !, ~
nuaor.n DOLLARS. aud costs clsins in s,ii nt;,i
iNnABlfANTs ~ PLYMOUTH col NV u
BY Wa. TRIrP, their Airy
January 10Th, 1860
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The Cedar Rapids Times of the 23rd.
ult, says that the indians have receotIv
buried 9 little child at their sncampment,
which is some two miles up the river. A.
the head Of the grave are carefully depo.
sited the childs toys and "playthioss.'-
The Times exclaims: What lesson OF
faith, touching in its coniding simplicity
Is here taught. even to race boas.ful If
q higher faith, and . prouder civilization.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

/ The total emigration ftoa alflw
countries to The United Stated be ths yer
Ading Dec.mbs eIst, 80 was abq
Aeo, 1000, being - lo s. sht. ssin -
1858. - E
Hazle.s and Steve 10 BE- slntencA.
y 30 hung on the ~ = MdspA. ass
The New York Coutles. sud Enc airer
takes issue with the New York Tribune,
and opposes the nomination of Bates,
with arguments which sssm 10 il 70 be
conclusive.
Thacksry, according TO . rumor aAoat
in London, contempla.es continuation Of
Macaulay's History # England"
Arrangements havs bsen made for the
eonstfaesisa lof : Telegraph T. s.. Paul.
Gov. Asdary proposes snisra.ins to tbs
Geld Region 10 the spriug. s1a1~ "
A sacsilsg;ous wretch entered the Pres
byterian church, II Al;oa, ILL.,, some days
aGe, and stole thssatirs communion plate,
which wa very valuable. He has not ye.
been detected.
Rudio, enc Of the accomplicss Of Orsisi,
in tho attempt on the life Of Napoleon Ill.
died lately Ia Brazil, Y, which country he
hsd. escaped ftos-sshs pensl colony Of
Cayenne.
@ The most valuable portion Of Danyille,
KY, was consumed BY fire on the 73rd
uit. Loss, 400, 600
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
STATE OF IOWA,
Woodbury. county.

Woodbury. county. ..EHs
County Judges Office Feb el.t. ,seo
appearing from the Affidavit Of pIsintiT's alter.
s' 'uhh T. culver, one of the deten dnnts Is
non assihst the said John 7 Culver which accrued
IN TINS STATE. therefore order that III. sail a. fn'
aAh', ."hh r. esiVer be notified OF the peudsney OF
saia SUIT hs Pot,cntioa of said notice In m. Si!,y
wy Register on,e week for Jour weeks, aud thai !,
COPY OIL the note and petition in said suit bs frt,
Win deposited IN the post office in Sioux lJty. d.
rected TO said defend.nt, John z. Culy.r Al hi; ~,
al place OF residence. il th,, is know r. H. nii.m
the part Of the plaintiffs "e'e o'
"Nen under my hand and seal Of of,rs
| LIS 'his I'D dsy Il February. A. b. 1850
,,, JOHN T.. ALLISON
sd. ta,auty Jutlrs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

M = nave positive Inst. uctons from the pub.,,.
w a Pacific Railroad Company 10 prosecute 40
tne null extent IT the law. all persons Who are knos
70 eur tHter on the eompsnys lsnds; ana 6.,nv
e anat racn derredatons have been committed.
We warn all parsons from doing NO ia f,,ture =. ~
ton. pnSIEp nsMn ~" sAsce'
- '''"' iou Agents
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The shOsmaksrs striks A. Nautick,
Mass., has led TO q general suspension Of
business there. Manufacturers had bee \
putting gu. some 5000 pairs Of shoes per
day. which number Is now reduced below
1000. The movemsns has sxssmded to
Linn, Haverhiil and Narblsbead, where
msstings have been hsld. ana Il. said to
embraces operatives in I'll tie principal
shoa and boot : manufacturing towpsa
'hrsqsheas AassasAass.ss. ID a.ga,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The wreck Of the steamship Northerner
lately lost upon the Pacific coast, was sold
for forty dollars. Her original cos. il, n
York In l847, was $3.50. 900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10


The Democracy II Pennsylvania met
10 Cosvsntioa at Harrisburg on the 29.h
n. Henry d. Foster, Of wexnosalaud
county, was nominated for Governor by
acclanatioa. The delegates at large -
the Charleston Convention Gre Wu. Bigles.
John Z. Drawso., WIN. Montgomery and
Joseph f. Baker. Richard Vaux and
George MoKim were chosen electors as
large. The delegates from each Con-
grsssi,ual district were permitted to select
two delegates to the National Convention,
and one elector.
The Convention adopted platform Of
resolutions. --.s...,..z.-.ss,.svs-,,
The .6rst declares mistaken confidence
in tho principles Of the Democratic party,
As proclaimed a, the Conventions held u
Baltimore and Cincinnati.
The second dcprecates the agitation Of
slavery, in and out Of Congress, as tend
ing to weaken the bonds Of union, excite
amnesty, and thus create heart-burniug.
and accomplish no possible good.
3D. Declares that Congress has no pew
er to leeislats ON the subject Of slavery in
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

A Leap Year Supper was given At For.
Dodge. By the ladies Of that place . few
weeks ago. Il 10 highly spoke. Of BY The
Sentinel.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The FIRST annual Festival Of the Sce,t
county New England Society was held at
the Burtis House in Davenport on the
27sh ult. A constitution was adopted and
A. II. Bennett Of N. H., elected Presideat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The time Of holding the Na6ousl Re-
publican Convention Il Chicago hss be-.
changed to Nay 18th. ss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Tho steamship Hungarian, lost OF Sable
Island, had on board lis. Of passengers
variously estimated from 10 TO $50 in mum.
Der. Her passengers and crew are sup.
posed TO be lost.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
kh, says that the question Of the
ci,Aensto hold slaves in the Ter,
is . judicial question and not .

'rXWo 9Th declares that the whole power
belonging TO Congress Is to legislats and
enact laws and execute them.
9th. The doctrine Of ''irrspressible con.
fict" between the North and South, il
fraught with danger to the best interests
and dearest rights OF the people Of the
confsderacy.
7th. The Union Of the States 10 above
and beyond all price. and the duty Of pat
riots is to frown Indignantly on any A..
tempt to ALLEVIATE one portion Of the Union
from the rest.
9Th. This treason is deprecated AS an
attempt Of sectional parties to obtain con.
trcl Of the Government, aud 10 10 be re
sisted.
9th. In the adoption Of the Federal
Constitution, the States acted severa'ly -
free and independent sovereignties, de
legating a portion Of their powers to ,he
Federal Government IS security against
dangers. @
lOth. The acts Of the State Legislature,
to defeat the purposes Of the fugitive slave
law, are subversiva 10 the Constitution, and
Of revolutionary effect. Aa
Nv aV"ScttS uuu pOtCy
Of Mr.. Buchanan has been eminently
pure, patriotic, conservative aud Just, and
we look upon the success GROWING his To-
bors. as the rrondest vindication Of it
propriety and wisdom.
18th. We concur ia the views and re-
commendai ions in matters Of State polio,
Of Governor Parker, and in his prsmp
and patriotic action in delivering to III,
authorities Of Virginia. the fugitivss from
justice who participated in the Harper
Ferry ou'rages.
18th. The ccnvictisns of the Democrat
ic party Of Pennsylvania, remain unshakel
in the wisdom and justice Of adequate
protection 10 coal. iron wool, and the grea
staple productions Of the country. TIL
views Of Mr.. Buchs nan on the subject O
speci6csllties are approved. Representa-
tivesAn Cdhgressare desi, TO procure duel
peaaai&eatiaa of the laws, ~ shs unwi:
industrial interests Of PENNSYLVANIA.
| Endorses the nomination of Henry q
Foster, and pledges the Democracy q
PENNSYLVANIA to the nominee of the Cha,
lesion Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The common schools Of Ohio contain
6oo,o3l pupils sr about 10000 less than
pspnsyIyanis. a ..ex
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
sECTIONALIsM n coHaREss.


The Black Rspubiieaa~ bpefe@ 9on-
planning bitterly over the manner IL which
che sloediZ cQnpi';ess r. ~ aenstol
Z. tors g =: Esa
that dy. HI i De bt 4 The most
impq INT m I Ice WI il how -
Iph6ll t6sd 70 pFdt Nd NE De1 5sSlic
party has been sectionalized in The Senates.
Commercially, Of Ah-..................o South.
Post OMcsYulee, q Fla. South.
Lerritogiss-drs.n: Of No: south.
Tss ..iss.' !, II ssss
District Of CoirnSia-Brovn, Il Mias. .sostl
Now, let ~ look as The sscIionalism Of
tho Rdpubli(Aa paft3 ja % House. There
are thirty .ssved staadih{ Committees in
49, 8saaa~efs RApeea0nkna ixAav &hisk1nnnA
Of .hies "A Assast M . Nd ,he, control
Of Northsra nsmbefs. They are - fol
'ows:sYM &9.ysdt as ssaasis stislytx. tAav
commsrcs- WashSssas.s - M. !. EssaA.
e ps,s q 2 Worth
judiciary nlckaen, ~ fs........,.. NORTH
vorsisn Affairs Cofvis. q ohio. Moth
T .:y. ar: x .ss. i
s:ss, s..s,5a:l Ss;s
Public Expendit.r.s7Hssklp,o Of n. y.:..... North.
Private LAnd Clains-N sshburns, ofwh. -. North.
ManufAAarss- AdanA ~ Mas. .............N North
z1f's' ss.y e s. n
:ss.;s.
RDtMMtn-MII ~. nj.