The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-01

tvv hu.dred and thirty .three VI the public ac
Of The sh,rty-nissh c agrees, approved Jul
Cd il hsr-by declared to take effect from an
aslsr January first, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fsss which have been paid int
.,as mi min .eepses nr;as 10 .s;S m, a.
u January, ei bteen hundred and sixty sevo
shnM b refunded ont Il ''cOusalar receipts.'
Approved, March d, 1860.
Public Resolution No.41
Resolution in relation to lighthouses on tn,
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen
tative8 Of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
grsss assembled That The erection Of the light
hoase II AguiunA bay. and Of other light houses
On the eoa-s 4 Oregon. for which appropriations
have been or may be made, shall not be delayed
Io< want II the c.Dseut Of the legislature Of the
0t.is the purchase u the site sites for such
lGht-hoases
Approved. March D. 1869.
Public Resolution-No.
Resolution relating to government buildings 1t
Fort To1ten, Dakota Territory.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives f the Unit d States Of America In Con-
gress a.sembl That the Secretary Of War be,
and he hereby is, authorized ami empowered to
direct the necessary buildings 1t Fort Totten,
Daf IA Territory to Be c"n"trncf-d OF onch
ssructed Of Drick Provided, That in his judgment
hsiliise. If that material Will not he more Z
Peasivs than buildings Of wvOd And provided
fsr'ier. That No appropriation will be necessary
thsrefn.
Approved. April 6. 1859.
Public Rs~,lusion-No 81
4 Resolution for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas-
Wheress n large tract # lands set apart by
treaty Aith the Shawnee tribe II Indians. dated
Nay i0th, snnu DOsnini eighteen hundred and
Afty-foar, and pr claimed November sec nd. A d.
1864 Tor tn b-ne6t Of certain alb entees Of
tho SAIL Shawnee t-ibe, is now, and for many
yeats ,sast - been, occupied by 4 large number
II white settlers and citizens Of the state Of
Kansas; whereas the beneficial interest II
tie SAID abseate >hAx in said lands and
IL absvu ely fJrf-tei by of their continued
abscars x,s,i aialiarion with the said shawnee
tribe and whereas The said lands were ordered
"a b publicly Sid II the United States lad Office
It ,;,ekA August tn I'd, ei-hteen hundred and
sixty-t irve, oy Abraham LiH DIN, President, by
his Proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Dom nj eighteen hundred and sixty three and by
reason Of the absence of large numbers Of said
sett,ers FROM tn r homes in the federal armies the
sals vas in. i-finiieiy postpo.ei; The efsre,
Res,ved BY the Senate and House Of kepreSen-
tatives oi the United states of America in Con-
grsas assembled, That each bona fde sitter now
occupying said lands and having made improve
Msuts thereon, the heirs at Law Of sncb, who
h Q cstix a fthe United States, or VIII. has de- |.
eare.i HIS intention 10 bee such, shall he en-
sitsed Z" pu chase the land occupied and i'm !
pr we'd by him, not u exceed one hundred aud |
ocre8 IN ca D case, AZ the price OF twO dol
lars and fifty cents per acre. under such rules and
regulations the secretary If The Interior shall
prs.cribe: Provi.lsd, however, That the pro-
csssis If said sales shall ne ap 'ed in accordance
with the provisions LOT the treaty between the
listed states and the said Shawnee Indians, pro-
claimed November serond, ammo Dumi ii eight
go hunirei and fifty four.
Approved, Aprii7. 1861.
Public Res,lutioa-NO. 1Ol
Joint Re.,iu ion authorizing the building Of =
railroad bridge over the ohio river Paducah,
Kentucky.
rsDsa,atives Of the United Ssasss Ct America in 4
O0as,rus assembled, That the consent Of Congress
-. and the same rs hereby, -iven to the erection
Il . railroad bri-ige over the Ohio river from the
cry II Pa iucaa Kentucky, b. the State Of Him
ois, by the Paducah and Gu.f Railroad Company
aad such oshers may associate with them fur
that purpose under the laws u the Ssate> If Ken
ts-ky AMI ilii"oi Provided, Tnat said bridge is
bull, with unbrok-n or eoetinussas span Of not
les than f1ur hundred feet in the clear, frum
pler to pier. ,ver the main chsnnel II the river.
and is built in all other respects in accordance
with the cnniiuons ard limitation Of an act en-
titiei .'An to establish certa post roAis,
approved July f.urte-nth, eighteen hundred ami
sixty two; that s>i,. bridge, when Gu .plet-i in
the mana~r specified in this luton, all be
DA,AM DO . past rasi FIR the tran-missi.sn Of the
nails Of the Usited States, but Cong reserves
the rig.t 6. Withdraw the mt hereby given in
e.se the free navigation Of laid river shall any
,
b. any bridge t. be erected under he authority of
this resolution, to direct the necessary mOdi-
6e,ti ms and alterations # said bridge.
Approve = ri. !. 1863.
Public Resolution No Is.
Resolution fur the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs.
Re&avod by the Senate aud House of Repre-
DsIt tives tie U.i;ed States of America in Cen |
grsss ..ssembi d. Th.t the accou ing officers of
The trea> ury and pa, depart n-nt who are charged
With the and yln-nt Of bunnie- due
bos tiiers tn ir heirs be. and they hereby.
directed to pay to he paid the sums found
doe to the said s.ldiers their heirs per~on
by transmitting the amount to them direct in
l draft drafts, payable to his, he, their
.rd,r through the Free dmen's Bureau, or
State agents appointed specially for that pu--
of national asyinms, pension I
,--nt of district where he. she, they may !
s,de. .,n rot I, any claim a ent upon any a
,0wer IF attorney, transfer, or assignment .
vhstever.
Sac = And be it further resolved. That any o
.fcer clerk Of any q. the executive depart n
aent- OF the z verns,ent who shall be lawfully il
-ta,.ei to iuves. is,te frau,.s, or attemp To de-
rsna. tue government, or any regularity or
sis-n iurt oil any cffcer agent Of the United