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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Postmas-
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AN ACT 10 organize new land distric, in The
southern part ofthe State Of Arkansas
BE u enacted by the Ssaas and Hons, of Rspy,s,ria-
tiues Of The u ofimerea in Congress assembled Tba,
The section OF country la the southern part of the
SLATE OF Arkansas south of the base line and east Of
the meridian, comprised within the following boun-
darles 10 wit between the line dividing rs nges five
and siI on the east the line dividing ranges TWEEN v
AMI twenty-one on the west the dividing line betwe
townships len and eleven the north and the State
line on the south, be made To form separate district
10 ne called the Champsgnole district the seat of the
iano once for which shall be at the town Of Cham
Pagnoie, and be subject 10 removal by the President
OF The United States, Whenever in his judgment, it
may be proper TO do Sd.
SEC. q .i,id be further enacted That there shall
DC register aud receiver OF public monys appointed
Tor SAID land district, who shall give security in the
same manner and In the same sums, and whose du-
ties and authority, compensation and emolu ueDis
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lands 10 De disposed Of 10 said district are or may
be provided by law In relation TO the registers and
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llshed for the sale of the public lands.
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oi land subject TO sale at Little Rock and Washing
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created, oil he proper evidences documen ITS, records
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which fall within The limits Of the district hereby
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AN ACT making appropriations for the payment Of
revolutionary and other pensioners OF the United
States for the year ending the thrtieth June eight
cen hundred and fo,S-six
Bel enacted by The Ssnaie and House If Representa-
tires Of he U.ed States Of .imsriea IN Congress
bed, That the following sums be, and Tue same are
hereby appropriated out Of any money in the treasury
not Otherwise appropriated, for the payment of pen
sons for the year ending The thireth June, eighteen
hundred and forty.SiI . .. ~.
For revoI utiOnary pensions under the act OF eight
zenith March, eighteen hundred and eighteen, one
hundred and eghly-sln thousand Two hundred DOB
lars; ... .s..# .. :.
For invalid pensions under various laws, one hun
dred and eighty -four thousand eight hundred dollars;
For pensions to widows and orphans under the act
of fourth July eighteen hundred and thrIys two
hundred and twenty thousand five hundred dollars;
For pensions TO widows under the act of seventh
july eighteen hundred and thirty eight, and the sup
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dred and orty-two one Hundred and eighty thousand
dolsrs, "a
For pensions 10 widows under the act OF third
March, eighteen hundred and fory-,hree, eighty
thousand dollars .. ..
For pensions 10 widows under the act Of seven
tenth June, eighteen hundred and forty-four, one
million and ninety-six thousand dollars part Of
which sum may be applied to the payment Of pen
sons allowed under said act In the year ending
On the thifteth June, eighteen hundred and forty
five; ..
For half pay pensions to widows and orphans, pay
able through the Auditors office, Thousand five
hundred dollars
For auearages provided for by acts ofthird March,
eighteen hundred and seventeen, and second May,
eighteen hundred and twenty, payable through the
accounting Offices one thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. And be further enacted, That the follow
ing sums be, and 'he same hereby appropriated,
10 supply deficiencies in The appropriations made for
The pay ment of pensions during the fiscal year end
Ing on the hrtieh June, eighteen hundred and forty
five, under the following heads, VIZ:
For pensions under the act of July fourth eighteen
hundred and thirty-sx, seventy SIX thousand dol
lars;
For widows pensions, under the acts of July ST.
venth, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, and Au'
gust twenty-third, eighteen hundred and fory-two,
two hundred thousand dollars;
For widows pensions, under the act Of March
third eighteen hundred and forty three, twenty
thousand dollars.
Approved, February 20, lS45
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A CARD.-The Wesley Chapel Choir, with
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The subscriber has the honor to refer to the follow
ing gentlemen, viz:
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DIXON Fl. LEWIS, "
%" C. ]. INGERSOLL, House Of Representative.
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AN ACT to restricting the grant of pension in certain


I
...... .... cases. ....-.. . 81.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires of the United States If america in Congress
Died. That from and after the passage Of this act a
pension shall not be granted to any widow for or du
ring any part or portion Of the time her husband may
have received one, whose declaration therefor shall
not have been made on or before the thirteenth day
Of April thousand eight hundred and forty Jour-
and shall not have been received at the Pension or.
fee on or before the twenty-third day of January,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-fve
Approved, February 20, 1915.