Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-25


ed By law the circuit and district courts Of the uni
ted States for the district Of Indiana shall be held
on the 6rst Tuesdays Of sy and November. And
all reeognzances indictments. or other proceedings
civil and criminal, now pending in either Of said
courts, shall be entered and have day in court and
be heard and tried according to the times 0f hold
ing such courts as herein provided.
AppRoTEp, February, 20. 1853,
CHAP. XLIX.--An act to change the Times Of hold
ing the Circust and District Courts Of the United
States in Ia several Districts in ths Seventh
Circuit.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and Houss Of Repre-
ssntatiUes Of the Uaitsd States Of Ansrjea ia Con-
grsss assembled That instead Of the times now M
ed by law, the circuit and district courts Of the
United States the several districts ia the States
composing the seventh judicial ciretit shall hsrsaf
ter be held az folloWs:--
OhiO.--At Cleveland, for the northern district Of
Ohio. IN ths first Tuesdays in the months Of Janu-
arg, May, and September in each year.
At Cincinnati, for the southern district Of 0nio,
on the first Tuesdays in the months Of February,
April, and October in each year.
Miehigan.-At Detroit, for the district Of Miuhi-
gan, on the first Tuesdays in June, November, and
March in each year. And all recOgnizsnces, iadet-
ments or other proceedings civil and criminal.
pending in either Of said courts shall be entered and
have day in courb and be heard and tried, accord
ing to the times Of holding said courts as herein
provided. H 20 -4iia2
Approved, February 2l. 1858.
CHAP IAN act to allow. the United States TO
prosecute Appeals and Writs Of Error without
giving Security.
Ba e enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
ssHiGsi0es of the United States of America IN Con-
gFess assembled, That whenever any writ Of error,
appeal or other process in law, admiralty, equity
shall issue from or be brought up to the Supreme
urt ef the United States either by the United
States or by direction of any Department of the
Government thereof no bond, obligation or security
shall be required from the United. States. from
any party acting under the direction aforesaid, BY
any judge eerk Of court either to prosecnte said
suit or to answer in damages or costs. In case Of
an adverse decisions such costs by law are taxa
bic against the United States shall be paid ont of
the contingent fund Of the Department. under whose
direction the proceedings shall have been instituted.
All acts an parts Of acts inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
APPROVED February 81, 1858.
CHGP. Liam act extending the Tins for carrying
into effect the provisions of the Third Section Of
the act entitled "An act relating to Highways in
the county Of Washington and District of Colum-
bia;' approved May three eighteen hundred and
sixty-tWo.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentative Of the U7itsd States of AnlsFiea jR Con-
gress assembled That the period named in the third
section Of the act entitled IAN Oct relating to gh
.
Columbia, approved May three, eighteen hpndred
and sixty-tWO requiring that the rVads designated
in said section shall ke surveyed plated and record
ed Within one year from the passage Of said act be
extended to three years and the levy court Of said
county Of Washington is hereby authorized to cause
the survey, plating and recording Of such roads in
each year as it may deem proper and necessary:
Provided, That all Of said roads be so surveyed,
plated, and recorded within the period Of three
years.
Sec. 2. And be It further enacted, That the Pres
idsnt of the United States be, and he is hereby
empowered By and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, to fl any vacancy that may hereafter
in said levy court and all acts or parts Of acts
inconsistent with the above reeted act or with this
act are hereby repealed.
Approved, February q, 1858.
CHAP. LII. An act to annex Part Of the State Of
New Jersey to the Collection District Of New
York, and to appoint an Assistant Collector to
reside at Jersey City.
Be iteaacted by the Senate and House Of Rsprs-
sentatiUes othe URited Sates of America IN Congress
Assembled, That all that part of the State of New
Jersey which lies north and east of Elizabethtown
and State Island, comprising the countries Of Hud
son and Bergen be and the same is hereby, annexed
to the collection district Of Few York that an as
sstant collector, to be appointed by the President
Of the United States, shall reside nt Jersey City,
who shall have pcwcr to enter amp clear vessels in
hks manner as the collector Of New York Is auth
oriEed by law to do, but such assistant collector
shall nevertheless, act in conformity to such nstruc
tOns and regulations be shall from from tina 70
time receive from the collector of New York; and
that the said assistant collector shall receive for
his annual salary two thousand dollars in full for
all services to be By him performed, and in lieu Of
eommissi Ons and fees.
APPROVED FEBRUARY Il, 1868.
CHAP. LII An act for the removal Of she Winnie
bag Indians, and for the sale of their Rsserva-
tion in Minnesota for their Benefit.
Enacted By tbs Seltate and House Of Representa-
tiUes Of the United Stats of America az Congress
sembLed That the President of the United States is
bsgo Indians tract Of unoccnpied land beyOund
the limits of any State, in extent at least equal to
their diminished reservation the same to be adapted
for agricultural purposes. And it shall be lawful
for the President 70 take such steps as he may
deem proper to effect the peaceful and quiet remov
al Of the said Indians from the State of Minnesota,
and to settle them upon the lands which may be
assigned to them under the provisions Of this act.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That upon the
removal Of the said Indians. from the reservation
where they now reside it shall be the duty Of the
Secretary Of the Interior to each legal subd
vision Of the said lands to be appraised BY discreet
persons to be appoint by him for that purpose
And in each instance where there arc improvements
shall be separately appraised. But no portion Of
the said lands shall be subject 10 preeptiOn, set
tement entry, location under any act Of Congress
unless tho party pre-emptng, settle upon OF l0eat
ing any portion Of said lands shall pay therefor the
full appraised value thereof including the value of
the said improvements, under such regulations as
hereinafter provided.
Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That after the
appraisal Of the said reservation the same shs be
opened to preemption; entry and settlement in the
same manner as other public lands. Provided that
before any person shall be entitled to enter any
portion of the said lands, by pre-emption other
wise, previous to their exposure TO sale to Che high
est bidder, at public outcry, be shall become an
actual bona fde settler thereon and shall conform
TO all the regulations mop provided BY law in cases
Of pre-emption and shall pay within theterm Of one
year from the date Of his settlement; the full ap
praised value of the land, and the improyemets
thereon to the land officers Of the district where the
said lands are situated. And the portion Of the
said reservation which may not be settled upon as
aforesaid, may be sold at public auction az other
public lands Sold after which they shall be sub
ject to sale at private entry, other public ands
Of the United States, but no portion thereof shall
be sold for sum les than their appraised value be-
fore the first Of January, Ammo DOmini eighteen
one dollar and twenty i've cents per acre, unIes.
otherwise provided by law: Provided, That Whers
Improvements have been made upon said lands by
persons authorized by law to trade With said In
dans the value Of such improV ensents or the price
for which the same may bs sold, shall be paid to
the parties making the same; and in case the land
upon which such improvements shall have been
made shall be purchased ~ TIE Parties n5akins lie
same, at the sppraise5 Vace sforegz.Gs inc value
Of ne inrroYeuents 50 made By Lin she- iaFu ~
part Of toe purchase priee 10 be pad or saa iend
see. g. hua bois sf1rshes enac tad. Inst she ls-d
Of ssid Indians Which dave been Sci apart fos 5as
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