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psrt Of entry, and that the port Of s1try Sbs the
district b, and b hereby. sseablishsa q Mar.
qustse, a which place .hs collector Of he dis-
trics shah reside. asd dspasy collector shall
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acts aid parts Ut act: eoearaysning th. act b.
and The nms are hereby, repealed. fhis act
shall take elect from and after tie tsnth Day os
Approved April 10. 1850.
| Public Resolution-No. III
A ResolutiUa making San Diego, California, pOrt
of delivery.
| Resolved by the .enate and House Of Represeu-
| tatives -f the United States Of America in Con-
er.ss assembled. that s.o Diese' t:l,forn.. Be
Gust ms collection district Of an Francisco. and
that the depaty collector OF thai port receive the
same salary other deputy collectors Of the dis
trict.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
Public Resolution No. IL.
Resolution ena Ing b'ua fide settlers to pur- |
chase certain lands acquired from he Great and
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Received BY the Senate and House Of Repre- |
sentatives OF the United States Of America in |
Congress assemble, That any bona hde It'll r 1
residing ups'n any portion Of The LANDS soio to the
United States by virtue Of the hrst and second
articles of the treaty conciuied between the
United States and the Great and Little Osage
ibe "f Indians, September twenfy-ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty five, and pr.s'iaim~d
January twenty ir.t, eighteen hundred and
sixty-soven, who is a citizen Of the United states
II shall have declared his intention to become .
citizen Of he United States, shall be, and hereby
is entitled to purchase the same in quantity not
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, ~ price
If dollar and twenty-five cents per acre.
within two years from the pass~ge Of Il is act,
under suctI rules and regulations rs may be pre-
scribesi by the Secr,t ry of the Interior pro-
vided however, That both the odd and even
numbered sections of the said lanes shall be sub
ject to setti. ment and lie a- above provided;
And provi ed further nat the sixteenth and
thirty sixth sections e.ch town hip Of said r
lands shall be for Stat, school purposes i
in accorianc. Wit die provisions Of the act Of
ever. That nothing IN this act shall be Construed )
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in Any Otner party or parties. Ii
Approved, April 10. 1869. LII
Public Res lutiou-No. g.
Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction of
the custom ouse af Bangor, Maine. 8
B. il resolved by the Senate AMI use Of Rep t
esentatives of the Unitesi s ates Of America in u
Ongress assembled, That the secretary Of the s.
rreasury be authorized t. make a present appl
alton Of the went five thousand dllars appro 3
,riated the last session Of he for,eth Congress
or the Bango. custom house and public buildings,
he same to be applied to the use provided III said
appropriation. not hereby increasing the said ap.
~ heretuf'r re male.
Approved, April 3, 1863. e
(Pubic-No. 20.1 &
In act to rsnew certain grants Of land the State
Of Alabama.
Be it enacted by the nate and House Of Rep Il
esrntatives of the United States Of America in Of
,ongres. assembled, That much Of the grant
lands maize IL the State Of Alabama BY . act r
Co0gres approved June three, eighteen hun n.
,oi,e ods IN Alternate sections to the State Of
Ilabama. to aid in the construction Of certain sc
aIrosds in said State were granted u ~ II
ist in the building Of railroads 80 from near ~
adsien to rome point on the Alabama and Me ~
ssippi state line in q direction to ,he Mobile al
nd oh 10 rAiruad, with view to connect With st
,e said MoblIe and Ohio railroad. " and " from al
adsden to connect with the &c Tgia and Ten st
.ssee and Tennessee l ne Of railroads through ~
Wills, and Lookout Valleys" is
sreby revived and renewed, subject to all the col
nditions aud restrictions contained in the act CO..
ferred to- and subject T., the further Limitation Nj
at if either Of the said railroads il not COM flu
eted within three years from the time Of the n-1
seage Of this act further sale shall be made tho
the benefit Of such railroa and the lands nm Uu
lat the lands granted by the act hereby re- l
ved, except mineral lands, shall be sold to Sex
tual settlers only in quantities MT greater than On
e-quart<r section to purchaser, and for pal
ice not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents rel
r acre. or
SEQ. 2 And be it farther enacted. That the at
,ht, power, AMI authority is hereby given TO rec
companies building the aforesaid railroads to bee
ke & ON the public lands adjacent to the lines Of
railroads EARTH stons aud other materials for DEF
construction thereof; and the SHIT 81 way is Tn
reby granted To the extent Of hundred feet pre-
width On earh side OF said railroads where they fro
y pass the pubIir lands. including all neces or
gro1nds for stations and structures connected gov
sr-with, not exceeding forty acres at any one :
tiOE. sug
Approved April 10, 1869. test
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Public Res ,ution-No. 20. boa
int Resolution granting the right of way for su
he construction Of rAilr, ad from point At or
,--sr Portl nd, Greg n, t. point west Of the r.:
cascade mountains. IN Washington Territory 80.
III DAD Company be, and hereby is authorized
md its branch line from . point at near wv
rtlAnd, 'Tegrn, to some suitable point On Puger
Ind, to be determined by said company, aud
q to connect The came with its main line west
the Gas ade mountain, in the Territory of
shington: id t.nson being subject To all lii
,ndtinns and pr. visions, and said c mpany in
respect thereto being entitled TO all the rights r
privilege erred by the Incorporating sen,
COMPANY. and al acts additional to and gres
,Ddatory the col: Provided. That said COM the
" shall not be entitled to subsidy in money iZ.d
us, addi'i'na lands Of he United Stat, g, lie s