Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

CoSa"'o'd O" Aomday the second dqy Qf December.
 IS2o' IS' a"@ e"ded Tuesday Me Miyd day qf 4harch, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President JESSE D. BR,aur
 President of the Senate pro te1apo,e t; Jnu,
 Q, lSo|, and JAMES M. MASON from that time iii
 the close of the Session. NATHANIEL P. R.xTs Jun, Speaker of the House of Representative. AN ACT for the Relief of certain actual Setors and
 Cutivators who purchased Lands subject to Cra
 duatlon, within the Limits of the Choctaw Cession
 or lsoo' at less Rate than the true graduated
 1rlee, under the Act to graduate and rcdura tho
 Price of the Public Lands to actual Settlers and
 Cultlvators approved the 4th of August. 1884
 and for other purposes.
 Be it enacted etc., That any person or nersons who may have entered. in good faith lands subject to graduation within the limits of the Choctaw ces- sion of 1850, before the correct graduation Est Ld been received at the local land offices at less rate than the true graduation price, and who settled r,o and improved the lands cred or who entered inc same for the beneht of an adjoining farm and who continue to occupy the same shall be entitled nrovd ed the enles are regular in all other restectsl to 70 celVe patents for the lands entered settled mon and occupied. without any additional payment bcino re qIiLeu pi te upon lheir making the proof requir- ed by the circulars from the General Land Office dated the 23d of January and the 7th of April ls56 any law to the contrary notwithstanding: P50oiIed nat no pfoo shail De required which not necessa ry to carry into effect the provisions of this not
 $ ?. That the act Of May l9 1852. en;ite5 sAp act to authorize tine legislature of the State of Mssis supp 70 sell the lands heretofore appropriated for the Use of schools ill that State and to ratifv and a, prove the sales already made" be so constrned as to apply to lands heretofore reserved for school in the State of Mississippi i"i po'0s
 APPROVED, March 3, 1857.
 Al ACT making Appropriation for the Transports.
 tion of the United States Mail by Ocean Steimers
 and otherwise, during the fiscal year ending inc
 90th of June, 1858. ' Be it enacted, etc, That the following sums ba and the same are hereby appropriated to be paid out of any money in the treasury otherwise apnronratad for the year ending the 30th of June 1858:
 For transportation of the mails from New Yorlx to Liverpool and back S346 300.
 For transportation of the mails from New York to New Orleans, Charleston. Savannah Havana and Chagres and back, S26l l ,o0o NY 'iN '''-A
 For transportation of the mails from Panama to California aud Oregon and back. Ss2s. $50
 2- That the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated for the service of the Post Office Department for the year ending the 3Oth of .Tune lsoo ou. o1 any moneys in the treasury arising from the revenues of said department in conf,rn,itv tn the act of the 2d of July. 1888: "
 For transportation of the mails between Cb.rlos ton ana Havana, a sum not exceeding $5O. .OO0.
 For Transportation of the mails across tbe Isthr, of Panama, $l35 OOO l.IlI3 2 0 rus
 APPROVED, March 8, fs57 a
 AN ACT to amend an act entitled An act to nro
 V1de for the better Organization of the Treasury
 and for the Collection, Safe keeping Transfer. and
 Disbursement of the Public Revenue.
 Be it enacted etc. That the act to provide for the better organization of the treasury and for the col iectlon e-keepng, transfer and disbursement of she punic revenue, approved August 9th, lS46, be