The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-03

[Public Re.aIution-NO. 9. j

Public Re~niutinD-NO- 2.
A Res 1,ution Tor The relief oi settlers upon the
absentee havnee lands in Kansas
Where's a large tract f lands set apart by a
treaty with the ShIwEee tribe Il In'iIsns. dated
Nay ION, aan1 Uoin;ni eighteen hundred and
fif.y- flar and grecitiu:ei November sec nd. \ d
1854 f0r til benefit of certain ah erte-s of
the sail shawnee r-lbe, i now. and ioE my
yesrs Ts,-; hts been, ,--cup.e-i by large number
vf white settlers and citizens Of the state q
Kansas; where - the beneficial int est Il
the sud absent e >lsWu,es in said lands vas and
sbsllu ely frf-itei by OF their continued
s.,se,Ice ah,i s.o4fii sIJH with the said shawnee
;.ibe lll where's he said lands were rrIe ell
- pabliels sold I- United States Ia q. Office
At Z JiJeks, : gut III "a, ei-hteen hundred and
sixty-t srve. by Abraham Lincoln. President. by
his Proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Dom nj eiEtre "a hundred and sixty three an! ty
reason Of the absence OF large numbers II sad
s.triers from III, II h. IN the federal armies The
saie iriefiaiteiy pJ--poscd; Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Re?Fescli-
tztives OF the United states Of america in Con
ssess assembled, Th,i each bona lie settler now
OJcupyin. said Ian'.s and having made improve
rseats ttiereon, the heirs at law Of sucil, who
,. a citizen f the United States. or who has de-
el@Te his Intention 10 bsea me such, stall tie en-
;.,.ed h rlfciitse TIE LAID 20 occupied and i'm
p- we'd by him, n5t t. exceed one Lu.l'iscf and
SIXTY acTes IN ea h case, at the price of two dol
lars and nifty cents PEI acre, cn-r such rules and
regulations The Secretary Gf The Interior shall
preSrlibe Provided, however, That the r-o-
ceeis II saii salr- sall te applied in accortan nee
with the prCvisto-~s iof the treaty between the
United states aud the sid shawnee Indians. pro-
Claimed November Second. sn:lo p0I1ili eight
e.a hunrei au1 ifty-fIur.
Approved, AprJlT, 1863
Public Resolution 10
Joint Resllu authorizing the building Of
railroad bridge over the OHIO river at faiucah
keuIucFy-
peit resui-cC. by tie Senate nd House eff Rep
rs<anisiiyes of the United States Ct America in
Congress assembled. That the consent of Congress
To- and the same hereby, -iren the erection
Of q railroad bridge over the Ohio river ON the
city IF Paiucai Kentucky, 10 the State OF Him
ois ty the PalucsI and Cuff Railroad Company
acd such others may associate with them for
that purpose under the Laws of the States Of Ken
lucky and Hliuoi-: Provided, That said bridge is
built with an unbrokeB continuous span OF not
less than four hundred feet in the clear, from
pier to pier ove- the main chanuei Of the river,
and is built in all other respects in accordauce
with the Conditions and limitation CT an acr en-
titled .sAn &c to establish certain post roads,
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred ana
sixty two; that said bridge, when Completed In
the manner specified ia this res iGtion stall be
,ieemei and taken to BE- a LEGAL structure, and
hal! be a post road FIR the transmission of the
mails Of the United States. but Congress reserves
tie right 6, Withdraw the mt hereby given in
ease the free navigation Of said river shall at
time be substantially and materially obstrucied
by any bridge to be erecte under the authority OF
this resolution. OF to direct the Necessary rloi-
hcs:ians and altsraT ions 4 sail bridge.
Approved, Arr;i !. ie69.