The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01
Approved, July 25, 1866.
lPUBLIc-No. 140l
AN ACT to change the place of holding court
in thp northern district of Gaorcrio

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AN ACT to change the place of holding court
IN the northern district of Georgia.
Be it qesol5ed 6y the Senate and House of Rem
reSentatioes ote United States Of Ancrica IN Con-
gresS assembled, That the district court for the
northern district of Georgia shall hereafter be
held at Atlanta, instead of Marietta; and the
clerk OF said northern district is hereby re-
CURED toremove all the books, papers, and
records belonging to his office from Marietta,
to Atlanta
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted That all
process made returnabe to the court hereto
fore held at Marietta shall be taken and con-
sldered returnahle to the court at Atlanta
Approved, July, 25 1876.
lPUBLIc REsOLUToN-No 65.1
A RESOLUTION providing for the examination
OF the accounts Of the State Of Massachu-
setts Tor moneys expended during the war
for coast defence.
ReSotoed bg the Senate and House of Representa-
a0eS2tre United States Of Aneerie0 in Compress as
emitted, That the PRECEDENT of the United States be
and is hereby, authorized and requested to ap-
point, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, two commissioners who shall eX-
anime into the claim of the State of Massa-
chusetts for moneys expended for coast de-
fence during the war, and shall make a full
ana complete report thereon to Congress at its
next session. g,
Approved, July 26, 1866.
PUBLIC itEsoLUToN-No. G67
RESOLUTION granting the right of way
through military reserves to the Union Pa
cIfic Railroad Company and its branches
ResO0fd bY tie Ser 0te and House of ReD, esentd-
tires Of he United Stdtey of Aqne,acd in C0n0ress
assembled That subject approval by the President
the right of way, one hundred feet in width
is hereby granted to the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company and the companies constructing
the branch roads connecting Herewith, for
the construction and operation of their roads
over and upon all military reserves through
which the same may pass; and the Presidents
hereby authorized to set apart to the Union
Pacific Railway Company, eastern division,
twenty acres of the Fort Riley military reser-
walton, for depot and other purposes, in the
bottom opposite ''Riley City;' also fractional
section ''one3 on the west side of said reserya-
ton, near junction City, for the same purpo-
ses; anda also to restore, from time to time, to
the public domain, any portion of said military
reserve over which the Union Pacific railroad
or any of its branches, may pass and which
shall not be required for military purposes
IrOy5ded, That the President shall not permit
the location of any such railroad or the dimin-
ution of any such reserve in any manner so as
to impair its usefulness for military purposes,
so long as it shall be required therefor
Approved, July 26 1866.
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 76.1
JOINT RELOLUTION to extend the provisions
OF the act of July fourth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, limiting the jurisdiction of
the Court of Claims, to the loyal citizens of
Tennessee.
BE 1t fesoloed blythe Senate and House of Rel,re-
Setati0eS oftte United States Of AnericG in G0,a-
91eSs assembled, That the provisions of the act of
the fourth ofJuIy eighteen hundred and sixty
four, entitled IAN act to limit the jurisdiction
OF the Court otsClaims," is hereby extended to
the loyal citizens of the state of Tennessee
Approved July %, 1866.