The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-16
Public Ee..iurion-Nn. OIL


A les luton for the relief If s-ttIers upon the
absentee hawnee lands IN ksn-as
where's a large tract 4 l.nsLs apart by a
treaty with the shawnee tribe If IniIans. dated
STAY Ioth, anno Domiui ei.htsen hundred and
tfty-fJGr, and proclaimed November Sec nd A d
1864, Tor tn benefit Of CERTAIN ab enteeS Of
the sail Shawne. t.ibe. i, new, and tor my
year. past has been, occup ell by 1. large uumter
# white settlers and citizens of tie state Of
Kansas; AMI where's the beneficial int. est of
-ae said At,sent-e ShaxueeS in SAID lands was and
- .bsou ely f,rf-itei by reason OF ,he,reontinueI
Absence ani non utilization with the sad Shawnee
tribe and whereas the said Lands ride Ell
to be publicly sold TIL United states Ia Office
a. Topeka August tn I'd, -hteen hundred and
s;Kty-tsree, by Abraham Liza DIN. President, by
ais Proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Hon nj eighteen hundred and sixty three ami by
reason of the absence vi large numbers of said
settlers from rhir homes in the federal the
sale was Indefinitely pI,Tpo.e,i. The efnTe.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of gepre,er-
t44iyes of the United states of America in Con
gres assembled, That each bona f lie sitter now
occupying said anis and having made improve
0ents therein, the heirs at Laws Of suci who
il . CITIZEN # the United States. or win, has de-
e.Aref his intention to bee me euch, shah De en-
tilted 10 pa'chtse the land occupied and i'm
proved by him. to exceed one hundred and
nxty acres ia ca Ia case, at the prize If two dol
lars and fifty cents per acre, Gnd-r such rules and
regulations a. the secretary Of he Interior shall
prescribe: Provided. however, That the pro-
ceeds II salt -ales shall he ap lied accordance
sith the provisions Iof the treaty -tween the
United states and the said shawnee Indians. pro-
claimed November second. ammo Dvmili eight
-sn hundred ami fifty fur.
Approved. Apr'l5, 1864.
Public Resplution-No. lOl
Joint Res'iu ron authorizing tho building of a
railroad bridge over the Ohio river Paducah
Ken,ucfy.
Reit resolved by the Senate and House of Rep,
resentafives of the Cnitsd states If Americs in
Congress assembled, That the consent of congress
lie, and the same - hereby. -iven the erection
II . railroad bridge over the Oo river Fl ON the
Gity Of Paiucah Kentucky, {" the state OF Him |
;ss. by the PaducslI aud Gu Railroad Company |
and such others a. may associate with them for |
Tiat pur pose under The Laws If the States If Ken
lucky and IHinoi-: Provided Tat eaid bridge il
- than fur hundred feet in the clear, from |
pier to pier. over the main chrnnel Of the river
and il Iuit in all other respects in accordance |
with the Conditions and limitation of an act en-
titled IAN TO establish certa n post roads, - |
approved Juy fourteenth, eighteen hundred AMI |
sixty two: that enid bridge, when Completed in !
tine manner specified in this luton s all be |
isen,e and taken to b. \ les al structure ard 1
shAll be pest ROAD FIR the transmission of the |
mails Of the United States. but Cong ess reserves
the rigst - withdraw the mt hereby given in
the free navigation Of laid river shall at any
time be substantially and materially Instructed
rhis resolution. to direct the necessary mott
no~tiens and alterations Il said bridge.
Approved, Apris !, ls6S.