The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-06
April g, 1863
PUBIC he-p!utfeif-No y
Res luton for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas

4 Res luton for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas
Whereas a large tract # ltn,is set apart by a
treaty with the Shawnee tribe IF In'iIans. da ed
Nay 10th. Donriui eighteen hundred and
afty-f1ur, and proclaimed November sc nd A D.
iSSf, for tn benefit Of certain ali ente+s Uf
tbs said Shawnee tsIbe, ia now, and for m'ny
wears past has been occup Ell by a large number
II white settlers AMI citizens Of the state II
kansas: an where's the beneficial int. est f
the sail absentee Shlwuees in said lands and
j sssl ely forfeited by reason of theircCntiuuei
absence an Ial- .lJiOa with the sid Shawnee
tIIba and whereas The sad iiuis were 'r,tes Ell
l. D. publicly sold the United States lad etce
at Topeka. August tn ID, ei-ht-en hundred and
sfxty-tIrte, Ey Abraham Liza. Oln, President by
his proclamation ] stSi March twentieth aiiII1
DDni,n eighteen hundred aud sixty three AMI by
Ielsol Of the abse5sce Of large numbers IF -aii
trieTs from tLvir homes II tie federal armies The
sale Vas Indefinitely pl-tpoHetl; The efare.
E-Slvei by the Senate and House OF Repre-e1-
tgtives vi the United states ufAmeTic5,Ia Ton
g,Tess assembled. That each bona hie sitter now
1-cIFyi M sIii lauls and having made improve
Iaeuts thereon, the heirs at law Of s'Icn, wh9
= a citizen T Ire United States. w5r las lie
ciireI his intention 10 bee such, shall lie en-
s.tiel :, pc chase tie Lini - occupied aud I'M
pr vel by him, not % excel one hundred and
sixty ia h case. at the prize IF two dol
lars aul fifty cents per acre, III aT such tuss ami
regulations the Secretary # he Interior shall
prescribe: Provided, however That the pro-
t-eI- s-ii sIes shall 30 applied in accordance
with the provisions ief the treaty. between tie
Ca.tei states AMI the sIiI Shawnee Indians, pr
claimed November second, a-ao D-Iai Il eight
cen hunirei AMI nifty fsur.
Approved, April 1852
Public Resolution No. ID
: int Resolution authorizing tie buiIiins e
FtlIruti bridge OYER tie Ohio river II fa1Gcah,
Keaturf =
e It rssllgef Y the Senate aBI House Of Rep
r-,sltafiFrs uf she Jlitei States If America n
Z agrees assembled. fsIt the consent Il Congress
h. G..,i the SINE $ hereby. -i=sl the eErcTia n
Il = Railroad hriiga over the Otip river from the
city e PaIu-Ih Kentucky, t. the STATE uf Him
ui- by tie FtiIc;th and Cuff IA load C0Hpauy
aud such Others may ass0riI;s with thctJ fir
that purpose under the laws q the States II Ken
III ky aud III,.Ui-: Provided, Tfa5 said bridge i
built with an Enbrosrn c5lJincaUs sTal Il mot
les than four hundred feet in the clear, from
pier to pier over the main channel # the river,
AID is built Il all other respects in accordance
with tie conditions ami Limitation Of act
ti-!si ga act to establish certGn post roads,
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred AMI
slNty two; that sail bridge. wien completed in
the l,llnner specified in this iufioD, s. all be
deemed AMI taken 70 Is a ;e-al structure, and
shall be post road I the tIan=missian Of the
mails Il the United States, but Cong reserves
the ri,..lt t. withdraw the ut hereby given in
case the free navigation Of saii river shall at any
time lie substantially an1 materially obstructed
By any bridge be arectei under The authority of
this resolEti0n or to direct the necessary tneli-
ficati,ns all altori'i rs # said bridge
Approved, April lStl.