Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-24


death: Proeided Aoueee, That when lands are cAled
not the United States patents shall not issue
therefor until they become citizeas s.
sions of this act shall extend mineral or school lands
5 @ and n on @
agriculture and all legal subdivisions settled on and occ-
@ an whole no for IN tor be- e the
OF the act of of May eighteen hundred
whether occupied before after the survey
Of said lands that said lands shall be donated instead
Ard BE- t1s1 enacted That n when M the Lands
of the Government of the United States preparatory to
bringing the into market sections numbered sixteen
and the same hereby purpose being
applied schools SAID Territory, snd in the States aud
SEC AMI be tuther enacte That wa "a the lands in
said Territory shall be surveyed as aforesaid quantity OF
by for the establishment of University in SAID
Territory and in the State hereafter be created out of
same selected under the direction of the leg a
legal subdivisions of not less than haectiun
SEC Z. lind be turher enacted That Of the lands
taken under the provisions Of tins shall be subject
the operation of the Presumption Act of fourth Sepem
be eighteen hundred and tortyne whether settled
before after the and In al where the set
Element made before the survey The settler shatl HE
his declaration within three months after the survey
made and returned and any person claiming donat"
this shall be permitted the and Claimed
by any PRIOR the four years occupancy and
cultivation required by paying therefor at the rate Vi
cy and cntvaron up the time of such payment
SEC Ind lie It ttther enaeted That shall be the
be given by The Secretary of the INTERIOR TO ascertain
the orgn nature character and extent OF al claims s,G 10
Mex co.. and for TINS purpose may issue notices. summons
necessary acts in the premises lie snail report
all such claims mated before the OF The
territory United States by the treaty of Guadalupe
Hdalgo, of eighteen hundred and fry-egh denotng The
grades Of title with his decision as to the validity
of each of the under the laws, and
of the country before cession to the United
States; and shall also makea report regard to all puebus
existing Territory, showing the and locality
of EACH stating the number Of inhabitants in the SAID puc-
bu respectively, and the of their titles to the land
prescribed by the Secretary Of The Interior; which
port shall be laid before Congress for such action thereon as
may be deemed just and proper, with view to confirm
10 e grants and f eleci to the treaty of gheen
clans all lands covered thereby sh. be reserved from sale
Disposal by the government, and shall not be sub
jet 10 the donations granted by the previous provisions of
SEC g. AnI6e Hfurthe' enac'ed That full power and
hnrity er,by given the Secretary OF me interior to
Issue all necdfu rules and regulations Tor fully carrying
to effect the several prov sois of this act
SIC 10 ~d La,tAer e'"e.e1 That the President of
the United States shall be and he hereby authorized 10
alpo by will The advice and o" The Senate,
Sarveyoi General for the 1eiriurIes of Nebraska and
han,> who shall locate his office at such places as the
President Of the United States snail from time me d,-
bes and Shall be the Same as those t the
Surveyor General Wisconsin and Iowa. and shall be
penses and clerk hire allowed said ourveyor-en-
eral of Wisconsin and Iowa
General shall cause necessary surveys to be made n sa'd
township and >ubd v.>Ionu ines unter such rules
II regulations shall prescribed by Commission
er of tIe General Land zinc.
SEC 1"d BE- T,ah.r enacted That all the lands
VIII oh the Ind All nile been ha be extlnguiShcd
whin said Territories uf Nebraska and hasAS, snail be
.bcct The operations Of the PrecnOn Act OF fourth
september, eighteen hundred and forty and under the
Conditions RESTRICTIONS and siipuatiUnS therein mention
ed Piocdet h"'recer, That where unsurveycd lands
ed s Te sd three months after the Srvey has
been made in the field and failure 10 HE such notice or
pubic sale of the lands by the ote President
Of The United States The sucE lands shall
with The S.rveyorG General and 10 be n"ed by m the
township pats until other arrangements shall have been
made by law for hat purpose
SEC IL. ind he tother cted That the public lands
in the Territory ofNebuska, winch the Indian title shall
extngushed shalt constitute new land district
to be called the Omaha Dlsrci and The pubic lands in
beeu extngushed, shall constitute land district, to
be called HE Pwnee Dsrc The officers for each of viii CHI
districts shall be established at such the Pres dent
deem cxpedicni; and lie hereby au horned to
Register Receiver Pubic Moneys for each said
districts who shall each be required reside at the site Of
perform the Duties and be entitled the same
compensation are or may be prescribed by law in reia
President is hereby authorized the surveyed lands
to be exposed for sale from time to time, in the same
and upon the terms and conditions The other
public lands of the United States
APPROVED, July -, 1914
CYAN Act creating Collection District in New
York. be called the District of Dunkirk, and consttu
ting Dunkirk Port of Entry and the Ports of Barcelona,
Silver Greek, and Caaraugus Greek, Ports of Delivery
e Tilted az s re a"% 1 4"ys - Th Sss
the OF Cattaa lS and ChIutauque and the har
burS and the southern shore OF Lake Erie,
of New York, Of and including Catarau-
Creek and the shores, of
along the shure and territory bordering Lake Erie
the PENNSYLVANIA State line and the islands
the of Buffalo Greek, shall be and hereby
collection be called the District of
Dnkirk; and of entry for sad district is hereby
tablshed at Dunkrk and the ports of Barcelona Silver
Greek, and Cattarugus Greek shall be ports OF delivery
SEC. 4D&be Trther endcted That there shall be APP
for the aforesaid who shall thereafter and
during office reside at the of
by this together with such other subordinate
officers of the provided for by law, and the
of said collector shall be such shall be
designated by the Secretary of the Treasury the cass
The of collectors of customs,
exceed thousand dollars per Pro0itd That in
shall be made, then the compensation of the COL
ector the port of established by this act shall be
five hundred dollars togehe with such lees and
emolulnents authorized by existing laws
SEC. AAI be further edcted That deputy collectors
for the several parts of de livery constituted by
the mode bed by existing laws and said Of
cers shall exercise all the and duties vested in de-
putty collectors of customs under existing laws
APPROVED, July u, 1854
CHAP. CvIAn Act making Appropriations to Defray the
Expenses of the Cayuse War.
BE enacted Gy tile Senate anu House IT Representatives,
of tile United States IN Congres dysenbed That there be-
and hereby is appropriated out of in the trea
otherwise the further of
yive thousand dollars The actual and
incurred by the Provisional Government of Oregon
defending the people of the said Territory from the
tacks and hosties of the Cayuse Indians the years
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