The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-13
Observation-Disclosures.
For Ers%saoh and TlAonaiity,
II sFTETITt
p. G. wERCEfs, Editor.

20 lnHtAtaf fal NsaloAathos ieAtSi VI thitoAA
reservation in Minnesota for their BEN
eft 4
Bs n gpqtsE ~ Ne ySSsgqts end House q
z 9th A.ssf A RG,s, 4.
iSed n sssigh 10 ana 4 y apart for tbe4
Winnebago Indians tract Of unoccupied
land beyond the limits Of any state, in
extent at leasteaual 70 tfpiT diplinished. :!
reservation. TIM Same ~ be well adapted 4
for agricultural purposes. And it shall
be lawful for the President to take such
stspB aslhel may deem SIgopep for. the
peaceful and quiet removal of the said
Indiana from the Stafaof Minnesota, ahd
70 settle. then. upon the lands which may
be, assienedltb theh. M der theproNsibns
Of this act.
Sec. 2. and be IL further enacted, That
upon the tfdn6yhl .ofidh0 said Indians
from the reservation where they now re-
sid@6t ebalEbe the tlptybf the Secetsy
nv okthSintctioffo oahseeach legal sub
division Of the said lands TO be appraised
by discreet persons 20 be appointed by
him-Iar. .that-spurpose. And in. each in
stai,c slssti erestliere 'are iHprOveFneA t. up
on any legal subdivision of the said lands
the improvements shall be separately APP
priced = BatBo portion of the said laads
SHAH be. shBjeet 10 pre- ernptioh, settle,
ment, entry, or location under any act OF
Congress-, unless the party pre-empting,
setuing ppop, or locating any portion Of
said iands.shall pay therefor the full ap-
praised value thereof including the value
of the said improvement, under such reg
ulations asshereinafter provided. D snS1'-S
.iBee. 81 J4sss be ~ JiL,F7teYs IN rcte7s THAT
after the appfTfsaf s0f' the said. feserVa-
ton tbe'sathe SHAH beopered % bre-emp-
tio6,ehlry, A6d sttIslhtp y IN the same
Raanst az other public lands Progtded,
That before. any person shall be entitled
TO enter any portion of the said lands,
by -emption or otherwise, previous TO
theits "a. j0ehFe 70 sale 20 he hig bast bid
dsry atapoblic-outcry, he shall beoomesan
actual sbomafitie se,llsf' thereon, and shalt
conform to all abe regulations now pfoyi-
dedyby law III eases OF pre- emption; aud
shall bay, within The term Of one year
from date of.'l1is settlement the'fult iap VI
praised value of the land, and the in-
IJt0vt4nentsotherSbn, 70 lhS1 land 6iiicefs
of the district where the said 'latids bte
situated. And the portion Of the said
reservatiqpI .iwhioiI5 nay net iheIsetlled
upon, As aforesaid, may be sold at,Rubllc
agctloh, blsl TIER puRhe lands are eelds
after. which they, shall be subject TO sale
At,priyRis .entry, as other pubic lads Of
the United States, but no portion thereof
shstsbe sdldl for A s6mllessl than ln ir
appraised value before, The first Of j an.
uarg, LAhuGl Domino eishieth lhhd6tsd
and sixty Eve, nor gfOrla less price than
OHetqiAE qdtgeHtyt egsesnts peg ege,
unless otherwise provided by law ,Fr0;
sstiea, That ,whets 4 iaprotshtehts have
been made upon said landss by persons
autbcriysd b9 law 70 trade with said la-.
diaps, .Ihe sYalue OF such Improvements
or the price for which the same may be
sold shauvbe ypaidtq thep9Fpes makiPg
the sAthe;A Sffd In cease the 4sffd upon
which, such zimpmwmvuta' shalb shave
been made shall be purchased by the par
ties making he same, AZ tho appraised
value as aforesaid, thas Yaiue OF the i'm
peAvpments 80 made bg him stall iorm
~ paffIsf tbe pplNhase Rrfcr-tc be paid
fore az lend I y W
Sec. 4. ,Ala y y fsgtltesS ei'pcle, That
The lands 81 said indians-nh ieh haye
bseh aet apa for the payt5iests % ike
debta u ihe 1aia Indigpss shaii s3ez sold
Ia sealed bids 5orl the best price the
sama will bring but 10 lid shall be re-
oeiyedIor said jauel unitf-the hfst day
efJAunuafv, anno Doniafeigh teen hind
vsd sauFiusixtyy 1--WE, ,fop less than two dob
INA e!kndotffSsy cents per aOses.s-Bias
shslI be- reGeiEodr for siraatso Of quarter
.l,Ial 1hn .f.s.,I
mine To- tho G6verptnep tsuryeys less than
one bundre and sixty acres as VIII se1
care tho gcst price 1or SAD l49ds,ths
Secretary sisi authorized to receive, IA
paymeat Of said lads, cesiliic9teSga lS9t.tps
debtedness of said 1adiahsy AssHed by
fbeC8hrb9ssi5ier Of indian Affairs, for
tbsdels a sof said IadiaIis, secured 10 lbs
vaia d,t of the sale ofssaid' lHndsaby the
third artiOls,og. the tiably Of said indians
SEitB che UHi ttds States,d concluded IA
Washinetoa Cd the fifteenth day III April
eightee1' hundred and hftybninesi The
Hishtvs5 ans bg. NON The sale Of their
ssid hnds, alGep paying the. inSebted4
vtsss u S6iresl BY said treaty 10 be paid,
sbsiT be bald into tie Treasury Of fhg
4Tw;,ea States. aad lshalllIe % Epepded ms
The An ANN n feGeiysd, hDd&t a he ,direeti9n
III
ofitbei Seere tary OF the Interior, in hsees.
Es4y impFoyenlebts upon, theft g,rew --geA
ssTStion,su alad "a shall bootheOd6lg ofitbe
saatetav OF The Interior 70 allot 70 said
Indians in severality lands which they
may respectively cultivate and impreye,
Eexceeding eighty acres To- each heail
of a family dlliur than 10 the chiefs, TO
whom larger allotRenis may BE- made,
wbidh hnds, when- ss-etlotted, shall be
yesied in said Indian and his heirs,
without the eight of alieaNtiop, aad.Ahall
be eyiden4a6-by AateRt
BIC 8. 408Hbs q dUtfcg enacted ..Thatl
thu money N6tbe annually Appropriated.
for ahe benefit of the said Indians shall
be expended in such nanner as will, in.
the Judgment OF 5the aRresident best adj
vance tpe sal Indians in agricultural
nld meclfArieal pursutsS 9nd enable
tihm TO sustain aAdipark@ withoutGhn
ard of the Government An in such eX-'
ueudtturc reasonable disCFimi pai ion may
BIA,aAssingssnf0f dAchiAlS who. shall
be found faithful 70 the Government, Of
the United Smtcs, AHd-etieicnt IN MANI
ing usGush vi tysaptthspQscs of lhe ln-
dians Said Indians shall be subject tol
u5GhN.Sbf 1hssb ID pgStNeT tndt9gthq
criminal laws OF the State or territory
in which they mAy-happon 20 reside