The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-07-14
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Laws of the United States,
fPUDIlc-No. 34.1

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fPUBLIc-No. 34.1
AN ACT TO provide for tie location of certain
confirmed private land claims in the State OF
Missouri, aud for othea purposes.
Be Il enacted 5y tie Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States
of America an Congress assembled, That
the decisions in favor of certain land
claimants herein made by the recorder
of land titles in the State of Missouri
and the two commissioners associated
with him, by virtue of an act entitled
can act for the final adjustment of pri-
waite land claims in Missouri, u approved
July ninth, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty two, and an act supplemental there
to, approved second March, eighteen
hundred and thirty three, as entered IN.
the transcript of decisions transmitted
by tho said recorder and commissioners
to the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, which said claims are
named and numbered as follows: Man.
uel de Lisa, number thirty three John
Coontz and Hampstead. number fourty
four; Matthew Saucier, number fifty
seven; Charles Tayon, number sixty
seven |; the sons of j. n. Pepin, number
seventy four; Louis Lorimier, number
eighty seven; Bartholomew Cousin, num-
Der eighty nine; Manuel Gonzales Moro,
number ninety five; Seneca Rawlins,
number one hundred and four; William
i. Long, number one hundred and six
Joachim Lisa, number one hundred and
thirty three; Francis Lacombe, number
thirty four; Israel Dodge, number three
hundred and thirty eight; Joseph Sill
vain, number two hundred and ninety
three; John p. Cabanis number two
hundred and ninety eight; William Hart
lev, number three hundred and one; An
drew Chevalier, number two hundred and
ninety two; William Morrison, number
three hundred and seven; Solomon Bel
lew, number three hundred and eight;
Paschal Detchemendez, number three
hundred and nine; Baptiste Amure,
number three hundred and ten; Alexan-
der Maurice, number three hundred and
twenty-three; John Baptiste Vale, num-
Der three hundred and thirty four; said
decisions above named being in the first
GLASS of claims, acted upon by said
board; also the claim of Regis Loisel,
number six, in the second class, acted
on by said board, be, and the same are
hereby, confirmed to the respective
claimants or their legal representatives.
SECTION 2. And be IL further enacted,
That the decisions in favor of land claim
ants made by P. Grimes, Joshua Lewis,
and Thomas B. Robertson, commission
ers appointed to adjust private land
claims in the eastern district of the
Territory of Orleans, communicated to
the House of Representatives by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, on the ninth
day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and twelve, and which is found
in the American State Papers, Public
Lands, duff Green's edition., volume
two, from page two hundred and twenty
four to three hundred and sixty seven,
inclusive, be, and the same are hereby,
confirmed, saving and reserving, howev-
err, to all adverse claimants the right to
assert the validity of their claims ia a
court or courts of justice: Provided,
ho10eUer, That any claim SO recommend
ed for confirmation, bat which may have
been rejected, in whole or in part, by
any subsequent board Of commissioners,
be, and tho same is hereby, specially ex-
cepted from confirmation.
SECTION 8. And be 1t further enacted,
That the locations authorized by the
preceding section shall be entered with
the register of the proper land Office,
who shall, on application for that pur'
pose, make out for such claimant, or his
legal representatives, las the case may
bel a certificate. of location, which shall
be transmitted to the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office; and if it shall
appear to the satisfaction of the said
Commissioner that said certificate has
been fairly obtained, according to the
true intent and meaning of this act,
then, and in that case, patents shall be
issued for the land so located as in 9th
or cases; and for each and every eertifi-
cate as aforesaid issued by the register
of any land Office, he shall receive the
sum of one dollar that In all cases of
confirmation by this act, or where any
private land claim has been confirmed
by Congress, and the same, in whole or
in part, has not been located or satisfied
either for want of a specific location prior
to such confirmation, or for any reason
whatsoever, other than a discovery of
fraud in such claim subsequent to such
confirmation, It shall be the duty of the
surveyor general of the district in which
such claim was situated, upon satisfac-
tory proof that such claim has been SO
confirmed, and that the same, in whole
or In part, IembiDS uasalieHSo3 ~ AoSuo
to the claimant, or his legal representa-
tives, a certificate of location FIR a
quantity of land equal to that SO con-
frmed and unsatisfed; which certificate
may be located upon any of the public
lands of the United States subject to
sale at private entry, at a price not ex-
ceeding one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre Provided, That such location
shall conform to legal divisions and sub
divisions.
SECTION A. And6e ID dzrther enacted,
That the register of the proper land of~
fee, upon the location of such certificate,
shall issue to the person entitled there
to . certificate of entry,upon which, lift
shall appear to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner of the General Land Of
fee that such certificate has been fairly
obtained, according to the true intent
and meaning of this act, a patent shall
issue as In other cases.
Approved 2 June, 1858.
IPUBLIc-No 1871
AN ACT for the admission of the State OF
nesota into the Union.
Whereas, an act of Congress was passed
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