The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-26

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zni t. accept tn Sc "a sIi fort already con-
-s-Getel of brick Provided That in his iG.i-men;
bzilliag1 Of that mater ial viii not be more n
l.eI,sive than buildings Of wool And provided
further, That no appropriation viii be necessary
tisref,r.
Approved, April 6, 1862
Ffublic Resclurion-No. Q.
4 Restitution for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee -hawnee lands in Kansas
Whereas large tract If Lands set apart by a
fTslty wish the Shawnee tribe If INDIANS dated
Say 10Th, ammo DOnini eighteen hundred and
tfty- fJIr. and proclaimed November sec nd. ID.
1854, Tor TIN benefit of certain ab entees Of
$40 said Shawnee t-ibe, is now. and for raIny
r-ars past has been, occupied by a large number
f white settlers and citizens Of the State IF
kansas; AMI where's the beneficial interest Of
tue said absentee Shawnees in said lands was and
sbsolu ely forfeited by Of their continued
absence an generalization with the said shawnee
tribs and whereas the said lands ordered
- D. publicly sold the United States lard office
AZ T1peha, August TIA I'd, ei-hteen hundred and
slxty-tIree. by Abraham Lincoln, President. by
rs proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Dom nj eighteen hundred and sixty three and by
reason Of the ai,seHce IF large numbers of said
settlers from their homes in federal armies the
slie Indefinitely postpoi.ei: Therefore,
- Resolved by the Senate and House Of RePreSen-
tatiyes OF the United States of American Con
g-ress assembled. That each bona le settler now
occupying said lands and having made improve
risnts thereon, the heirs at law Of such. who
- citizen # the United States OF who has de-
clsrei his intention to become such, shah be ea-
1T ed n purchase the land occupied and I'M
proved by him. not to exceed one hundred and
sixty acres in each case. at the price of dol
lars and fifty cents per acre, under such rules and
regulations the Secretary Of the Interior shall
prescribe: Provided however, That the pro-
cceis of said sales shall he applied in accordance
with the provisions L0f the treaty between the
United states and the said Shawnee Indians pro-
GAINED November second. ammo Donaiii eight
hundred and fffy-fsrr.
Approved, April. 1s6g.
Public Resolution-No. 10T
Joint Resolution authorizing the building Of a
railroad bridge over the OHIO river at Paducai,
Kentucky
Be it res lived by the Senate and House of Rep
eliativss of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the consent of Congress
tie, and the IS hereby. given 10 the erection
Of railroad bridge over the Ohio river from the /
e.ty Of Pa iucah Kentucky, to the State of Him
us, by the aaducah and Galf Railroad Company |
and such Others as may associate with them for /
that purpose under The laws of the States of nen-
tucky and Illinois: Provided, That said bridge is
built with unbroken continuous span of not !
les than four hundred feet in the clear. from
pier to pier. over the main channel of the river,
and Is built in all other respects in accordance
with the conditions and limitation of an act en-
titled An aci To establish certain post roads,
approved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
sixty two; that said bridge. when completed in
tie manner specified in this resolution shall be
deemed and taken to be a legal structure and
snail be post road for the transmission of the
mails Of the United States, but Congress reserves
tie right II withdraw the ass Mt hereby given in
the free navigation of laid river shall at any
lime be substantially and materially obstructed
by any bridge to I've erected under the authority of
this resolution, or to direct the necessary modi-
tc,tions and alterations of said bridge.
Approved, Aprii :, 1862
Public Resolution-No Isl
A Resolution for the protection of soldiers and
their heirs.
Resolved by the Senate aud House of Repre-
-sntttives of the United States of America in Con-
krese assembled. That the accounting officers Of
HE treasury and pay department who are charged
!. it'll the settlement and p yment Of bounties due
:, soldiers their heirs be. ana they are hereby
,irvctei TO pay cause to be paid the SUNS found
iue TO the said soldiers their heirs in person.
r ty transmitting the amount to them direct in
draft drafts, payable to his, her, or their
rider. through the Fre-dmen's Bureau, or
.l,e agents appointed specially for that pur- ;
..se, or governors Of national asylums, or pension
gent of the district where he, she, they may :
es,de and not to any claim aren't upon any j
over Of attorney, transfer, or assignment 7
hs:ever. | +
SEC. = And be it further resolved. That any i;
seer or clerk of any Of the executive depart !,
ents of the government who shall be lawfully | 4
stalled to investigate frauds. or attempts to de-
and. the government, or any irregularity or a
isconiuct of any officer OF sgent of the United b
ates, shall have power 10 administer oaths To .
.idsviis taken in the ecu Of any such inve-ti
.;ion. ! O.
SAr 3. And be it further resolved. That the |
IS allowed by law to attorneys OF agents shall |
reserved by the pay department or said pension
s.nt and paid said agent attorney when 4
v such fees due for services rendered in pro-
ring such bounty bJuA,ies, and not other
90. ri
Apron d. April u. 1853 IC
Public Resoiutivn-N0. l. M
int Resolution authorizing the transfer of GER pl
tain Appropriations ieretof re made. u
Be- it resolved by the Senate and House Of SAp- II
ents.ives of the U'.ited States of America IN al
azr-ss assembled, That the Secretary o! the Il
.-sury be- ami he is hereby, authorized and di- II
tel tire sum OF s-veify-eight Thousand dt
'srs be transferred rrs'r, the appropriation VI
40 pller for the public printing contained in IL
act entitled Z" An act making appropriations as
the legislative, executive. ss,ld Judicial ex-
.ses of the government 1 r the year ending m
ne thirtieih. eighteen hupirei and sixty-nine, st
proved ON t~eutieth If July, eighteen hun Ia
q sixty-eight in aid Of the appropriations sa
!, med in the sanneact for the following pur- ne
e and In me following proportions, TO wit: ho
pe- -eDntir gent expenses of fhe tfnce Of Con- co
anal frinter, three Thousand dollars. m
tine pablie Prinsfng, seventy -hve-ahuosand -
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