Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-15

Sec g. And be further enacted That no canal railroad
street or alley shall ever be laid out or opened into or
or walks be sd out by the vestry of Washington
parish for the use and purposes of the said cemeoy
ton Cemetery shall be forever free from taxation
Approved May is, 1858.
An Act to create Land District in the Territory of New
Be enacted1y the Senate and House of Representatives. Of
the United Sotes Of Anneica in Congress asensbled That
the public lands in the Territory of New Mexico which
tute land district to be called the District Of New Mexi
CO.. the office for which shall be established at such place
within said district the President of the United States
may from time to time direct
SEC. 2 and be tuther enacted That for the purpose
be- to snd the
and consent of the Senate or during the the eof
and receiver for the district hereby created who
shall be required reside at the site of the office, and
whose powers duties, obligations and responsibilities shall
be the prescribed by law for other land
SEC g. And be ftisr enacted That this act shall not
take effect in less than six months after its passage
Approved, May "a, 1858.
[CHAp. XLv.]
An Act for the relief Drew and other Settlers upon
the Public Lands in the State of Wisconsin.
Be 1t enacted, By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States of 4nerea IN Congress assembled, That
good faith the Wisconsin since the first day of
July eighteen hundred and fifty portion of the
lands THAT enormously selected by said State part
of the hundred thousand acre grant which selections
not confirmed and who at that date since
that time have become an actual settler and hoskepper
and made tract embraced among said
selections hereby entitled to the right
of emption, and nron the and conditions
prescribed by act entitled can Act to appropriate
the Proceeds of the Sales of the public Lands and grant
Pre-emp'on Rights" approved September fourteenth,
fourth eighteen hundred and frtv-one Proeied, such
lands shall be paid for by such settlers at the minimum
price.
have erroneousy entered of the lands named in he
first section of this and shall satisfactorily show
after the Of thus act thew have made an set
Element the lands mentioned in the first section the
Commissioner of the General Land hereby anthor
satisfactorily appear him that the entry Of the
rrc tracts sought to be does not interfere with
the rights or occupancy of any actual settler.
Approved, May -, 1885,
An Act to prevent the nconvehient Accumulation in the
Post.Oce Department of Postmasters' Quarterly Re-
Be enacted ty the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of 4merca in Congress assembled That
the General may from time time his dis
creton dispose of quarey returns of mails sent
ceved preserving the accounts current and all vouchers
such accounts and use such portions Of the
separating and disposng of the same Prooae That the
accounts shall be preserved entire, at least two years.
Approved, May "a, 1858.
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An Act for extending the Land Laws of the Cascade
Mountains, in Oregon aud Washington Territories.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives.
the existing laws, relating to the survey and disposal
the public lands in the Territories of Oregon and Washing
hereby extended made applicable also the lands y
ing east of said mountains within said Territories.
Approved May 20, 1858.
stituton for the Instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind approved February sixteenth eighteen hun
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of america IN Congress assembled That
in addition to the provision made in the aboveected act
tuition the sum of three thousand dollars per annum pay
able quarterly, shall be allowed for five yeas for the pay
salaries and incidental expenses of said institution,
and that TREE thousand dollars be- and hereby uppro
praed for the present fiscal year, payable out of any
The za the deaf and
dumb and the blind children of all persons in the military
Of a
in said institution the same terms as deaf and dumb
and blind children belonging to the District Of Columbia
disbursements this shall be reported the Secre
a the required in the sixth section of the
act to which this is an amendment
Approved, May, 20, 1858.
An Act to provide for the Location of certain confirmed
Private Land Claims in the State Of Missouri aud for other
Be enacted By tile Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States of naeica in Lonoress assembled, Tbat
the decisions in favor Of certain land claimants made
the two commissioners associated with him, by virtue of
act entitled An Act for the final adjustment of Private
Land Claims in Missouri, approved July nine, eighteen
hundred and thrtywO, and act supplemental thereto
approved second Marh eighteen hundred and
entered the transcript of decisions transmitted by the
said recorder and commissioners to the Commissioner of
the General Land Office which said claims named and
numbered follows: Manuel de Liza number hrtythree
John Croontz and Hampstead, number Matthew
Saucier, number fyseven Charles Tayon number sixty
the Of Joseph M. Pepin number seventy
Louis Iorimer number eighty Bartholomew Cousin
number eightynne Manuel Gonzales Moro, number nine
ty-ive Seneca Rawlins number hundred and four
William L. Long, number hundred and six Joachim
Liza, number hundred and thirtythree Francis La
combe number thirty four Israel Dodge number three
hundred and thirtyeght Joseph Slvan number hun
ared and ninety John p Cabanis number hum
hundred and Andrew Chevaler number two hundred
and niuetytwo William Moraison number three hundred
and Solomon Belew, number three hundred and
eight Pascha Detchemendez number three hundred and
nine; Baptste Amure, number three hundred and ten
Alexander Maurice number three hundred and twenty
three John Baptiae valee lumber three hundred and
thirty said decisiono above nanrd being in the first
class of claims acted upon by said board also the claim
of Regis LOsel number six the second class acted
by said board be- and the hereby confirmed to
the respective claimants their legal representatives.
Sec And be it further enacted, Thai the decisions in
favor of land claimants made By p Crimes Joshua Lewis
and Thomas B. Robertson commissioners appointed to ad
just private land claims the eastern district Of the Terri
tatves by the Secretary of the Treasury the ninth day
of January thousand eight hundred and twelve and
which are found in the American State Papers, Public
Lands. duff Green's edtion,) volume two, from page two
hundred and to three hundred and
inclusive be- and the hereby confirmed, saving