The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-03
Approved, April 6, 1859.
TPublic ResaIution-yo. 9. !

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A Resolution tor the relief IF settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas.
Whereas large tract f lands set apart 10y a
treaty vi h the Shawnee tribe If Indians. dated
NAV iO,h. annp Dcinni ei-hteen hundred and
ffty-f1ur, ard proclaimed November sec nd, D.
i5S4 TOR til benefit Of certain ali entees Of
the said Shawnee t1be, il now. and tor mrny
yeaF- past has been, occupied by a large number
Of white settlers and citizens of the state Of
Kansas; ani where's the beneficial interest IF
the said absentee >hawnees in said lanis and
is abslu els fJrfeite1 by reason Of thercUntinuei
abssH- ant . Il liarion with the SAID shawnee
tribe and whereas The sud lands ordered
to b publicly sold tn Unitei States Land Office
at ii,eka August tn ri, ei-hteeu hundred and
sixty-tiree. by Abraham Liacoln. President. by
his proclamation dtt<ti March twentieth. anpo
Dom nj eighte IA hanired and sixty three and by
reason Of the at'seace of large numbers Of said
s-tti-rs from th-r n in the federal armies the
sale was Indefinitely p1-tp Esei. Therefore
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre~ea-
tstive> OF the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That each bona Fl lie settler now
occupying said lan..s and having made improve
Inents tEersln- the heirs at law of SUCH, who
is cJiz-n # the United States, or win" has de-
claresi his intention to become such. shall tie
tilted t. Do. chase tie land occupied and i'm
proved by him, not II exceed one hundred aud
sixty in h case, at the prize If two dol
lars and fifty cents PEI acre, undar such rules and
regulations The Secretary If the Interior shall
pres Tibe /: Provided, however. That the pro-
c-els II sail sales shall lie ap ,lied in accordance
with the provisions I0f the treaty betwee1 the
Uaifei states and the sail Shawnee Indians pro-
claimed November Second. ammo DJnlili eight
cen hundred AMI ffty-fur.
Approved, sprii1. 1867.
Public Ress,lution-No. 10 !
Joint Re>IIu t"n authorizing the building Of a
railroad bridge over the OHIO river at Paiucah,
keGtu fy.
BE II resolved l.y the Senate and House of Rep
rasentafives of the United States If America in
Congress assembled That the consent of Congress
be- and the same hereby. siven 10 the erection /
Of a railroad brcge over the Ohio river from the
city If Pa iu-ah Kentucky. to the State of Him |
DIS BY the PaiuCal and Gu t Railroad Company |
and such others may associate with tileID for
tiltt purpose under the laws If the States Of Ken
tn Ky ant Iiiiaoi Provided That said bridge is |
built with an HnhrOs, continuous span of not |
less than fur hI dTed feet in the clear, from /
pier 10 ;e- aver the rril channel If the river, |
am! is built in all other respects in accordance |
with the conditions AMI lii-iiraIien of an en-
titled AN 70 establish ceTta post roads, . |
approved Jaiy urternth. eighteen hundred an
sixty two: that saii bridge. when Completed in /
t.le SPEC feel in tins luton. all be-
deemed and taken 10 b. Il le=al structure. and /
shall be p.st rda! I n the Transmission of the /
mats IF the United states but Cong reserves
the rizHt witii-.4w the Mt hereby given in /
case the free navigate If said river shall any
fil,,e re substantially and materially INSTRUCTED
l.y bFi- t. he ed under he authority of
Ri. resolution. or to direct the necessary modi-
&c iii NJ aud alter, i'n> f sail bridge.
Approved, Aprii :, ls69.