The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-21

NVsFutI1H I'f 0lio Te-ItI Vf SVItIrIs upon ttIt
absentee hawnes lands in Kan

Public E--ourior-No O.
A kes luton for The relief IF settlers upon the
absentee hswnee lands in ksn-as-
Where's large tract lands set apart hy a
treaty With the siit~rer tribe Il Initu~ GATED
Say 10Th, ANN Isuanui ei -Lteel hundred and
rfty-Ilgr, aud procI iinlei november nj D
1-5i IJr III b-neit IF ceItI.n .sh ea5ecs Of
the sIiI SIlwae. t.IJr, l. ". and for III my
.ears istst y been, uccGD e.! hy large number
af rl.ite settlers aLi citizens Of the state If
EslsIs- wheresS tine .,a.n-ficit int est #
:nc sad siJsent-e >hisnees IN sad lands VAS and
II si'sJiu ely fJrfite by reason Of helrcOntinuei
sb-er-ts with tHe said shawnee
tribe; ami whef tho sud lands ri-. Ell
- b p5iblicly -0l Al tn CuiteI St1es Ia Il Office
~ T'apehs, A igu>t u I'd, eI-ht-en hundred and
s1;.-t ,Ere. 10y abraham Liza ola. President. by
i,,s proclamation dtt<i March twentieth. ammo
BON nj e gtIte-u hundred and -ixty three AMI by
re-.son Of the absence Oi large numbers Of sid
sett-rs from tn III homes in the federal armies the
s.io was in definitely p'-tpOuei. The efUre.
Resolved by the Senate and House of isepre-en-
f.i;ves OF the United States of American Con
s-ess assembled, That each bona fde s-ttler now
occupying s,it lands and having made improve
mcnts thereon, the heirs at law Of sucr whu
is . crtix-n f the United States, or WIN has de-
ciArei his intention TO bee such, shall be
s,tied {" pa. chase the land $" occupied and i'm
rrJved by him. not t. exceed one hundred and
s.Sty acres in ca h case, AT the prize of two dol
lars and fifty cents per acre, uni-r such rules and
regulations n the secretary Of The Interior shall
rrrscIib,: Provided, however. That the pro-
With the provisions lof the treaty brtwee the
United states and the said shawnee Indians, pro-
claimed November Second, ammo Domi ii eight
hun. tired and ffty-f,ur.
Approved, ApraJ, 1865.
Public Resolution-No. 1Ol
Juins Re.,iu authorizing the building of
railroad bridge over the OHIO river at paiucah,
Eentuc|y.
Belt resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
recent atives of the United States Of Americ. in
Congress assembled. That the consent of Congress
30, aud the same hereby. -iven the erection
81 q railroad bridge over the Ohio river Fl ON the
city Of Ptiucai Kentucky, To the State of Hin
as. Sy the PaducaI and Cuff Railroad Company
6ad such others as may associate with them for
t1st pun Jose under the laws IF the States Of Ken
lucky and lliuoi-: Provided, Trat said bridge Is
bull nth an unbrok-n continuous span Of not
..,se than four hundred feet in the clear, from
,,irr sier. the main chtnnei Of the river,
and is built in all other respects in accordance
Win the conditions and hniration Of an act en- |
titled San establish certain post roads, -
approved .InIy fourteenth, eighteen hundred ami
sirty two; that said bridge, when npeted in |
tue m,nurr specified in this res LUTON, all be |
deemed anc taken to BE- a ie-al structure, and
s,Aii be ~ p;et road far the Transmission Of the |
nails Of the United States, but Cong reserves
s.,e right {, withdraw the as Mt hereby given in
case the free navigation of laid river shall any
time be substantially md materially Instructed
by ANY bridge to be erected under the authority of
this resolution direct the necessary n,osii- |
ncati rs and altera ions If said bridge.
Approved, Apri. 1s69. |
Public Re.clution-No Is.
A Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers and I.
their heirs
Revived by the Senate and House Of Repre- |
sent ,tives OF the United States of America in Ctn
sress sssembl d, That the accoun ing Office. of
treasury and pay depar m-nt " no charged |
with the settlement and -ym-nt # bounties due |
ta o liiers their heirs be, and they hereby
directed pay rnuse To lie paid the sums found |
dus 10 the said s'lders or their heirs in per -on
c by Transmitting the amount to them di ect in |
e draft drains. payable to his, her, or their
order. or through the Ere. dmen's Bureau, or |
State agents appointed -pecally for that pur-
pnee. gyernors Of national asylums, or peuson
agent of the district where he she, OF they may
T ssde, and not to any claim eEt OF upon any
power Of attorney, transfer, or assignment
Uhatcyer.
Enc. 2 And lie 1t further resolved. That any
S:acer OF clerk Of any "I the executive depart
'nent- OF the z 'verDuent who shall be lawfully
detailed to investigate francs, attempts To de-
i-aDd, the government, or any Irregui 'rity OF
misconduct of any officer agent at the United
States, shall have power TO administer oaths t. |
sf,dayts taken In the eou sc OF any such iIve,t-
sAfion-
SIC ,. And be it further resolved. That the
ICES allowed by law TO attorneys agents shall
,e reserved by the nay department or said pension
gent AMI pail TO said agent ur attorney when
sy such fees due for services rendered pro-
uring -uci. bounty b,unties, and not other
rise. +,
APPROX Il april ~. l5'S IL
Pubiic kesoiuticn-No. IL.
o.at Resolution authorizing the transfer Of GER
tain appropriations herotf re made.
Be IL resolved by the S-ntIe and House Of Rep
.sensatives Of the United States Of America in
on-r.ss assembled. That the Seer tary Of the /
roasur, be- and ne il hereby. authorized and di I
ected 10 csGsr the sum of seventy EIGHT thousand
sIars {, be transferred from the approp' iation
r paper for the public printing, contained n
az act eHfittel '' An act making aprrorr iaticns
" tire legislative, executive. and jud!ci,i ex
rses of the government fr the year ending
;.as tErtc;h. eighteen hundred and sixty nine,
pproyed or, the twentieth of July, eighteen hun
~ ant sixty-eight in aid OF the appropriations
~ /. rnej in the same act for the following pnr
80 aad in the following proportions. to wit:
sss Con. IL gent expenses of the Office Of Con- 6
: CuaI Printer, three thousand dollars. IL
the public printing, seventy-fre thousand +
4. April 10. 1862.