Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28

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II by hin pusssans b the act of esagErsa,
spxe@sd Judy eleven. eiehtecs hundred and
sixsy-two, entitled "An Get 10 cany into
effect the treaty between the United States
aud her Britannia Majesty for the suppress
sion Of :he African slave trade, and tor the
expense Of the mixed courts OF justice p-ovid-
I'd for BY said treaty. l1ae 4
Sec. 6. Asd be Il fsvtAer enacted, That
section eleven Of IN act entitled :'A An act
for the release Of certain persons held to SER
vice o. labw in the District Of Columbis," ap-
proved April sixteen, eighteen haudred and
sixty-two, and also that part If the section
Of an act entitled - An act making supple
mental appropriatins for sundry civil expen-
ses Of the government for the year ending
June thirtisth, eighteen hundred and sixty
two. and for other purposes" approved July \
sixteen; eighteen hundred and sixty.two,
which reads al follows: "To enable the
President to carry out the act of congress for
the emancipation of the slaves in the District
of Columbia, and to colonised thoses to BE-
made free by the probable passage Of a con-
fiscation bill, five hundred thousand dollars,
to by repaid to the treasury out of con6scated
property, to be used at the discretion Of the
President in securing the right Of colonization
Of said persons made free. and in payment
Of tho necessary expenses Of their rernoval.'
be. and the same a,e hereby, repealed: Pro
ridesl, A0rerer, That this section shall not be
construed 50 as to interfere with any expen.
dit,,re that may fiave been incurred by carry
ing into effect the parts Of acts shove repealed, \
or any expenditure necessary to fulfil exist
ing engagements in relation thereto. ois,at 4
Sec. z. had be 10 fwther enacted, That
until otherwise directed BY law, the Territory
Of New Mexico. and the Territory Of Arizona
shall constitste one surveyor genarars dis
triet; That tue Territory Of Idaho and Me-
vada shall constitute. aud b. q part Of, the
district of Colorado; Tint
the Territory of Dakota and Montana shall
constitute one survcyorsgeneral's district, and
there shall be but one Office Of survey0r.gen-
eral for each surveyor-generars district That
the provisions Of this section shall be exc
cuted under such rules and regulations IS
may be prescribed by the commissioners Of
the general and.office; an1that all acts and
parts Of acts in conflict with the provisions
Of this section are hereby repealed. o5G :.
Sec. 8. And Be It further enacted. That
section eight aud nine Of an act entitled " An
act to prohibit the importation Of slaves into
any port or place within the Jurisdiction Of
the United States, from and after the first
day Of January, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and eight" which said
sections undertake to regulate the coastwise,
slave-trade. are hereby repealed, and the
coastwise slave-t-ads is prohited forever. ''o'
Approved, July 3, 1864. o." ''H''A'''
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