The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-01

buildings Of that mater ial VIII not lie more ex-
pensive than buildings of w,od And provided
further, That no appropriation will os necessary
thsref,r.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
Public Resulution-So. g.
Resolution for the relief If settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in kan-as.
Whereas large tract f lands set apart by a
treaty with the shawnee tribe of Indians, dated
May l0th, annD Doniri eighteen hundred and
ifty-four, and prOcliinlei November nd. A d.
1864, tor tn benefit of certain ali entees of
the sail Shawnee tribe, is now. and for m,ny
years past has been, occupied by a large humber
If white settlers and citizens of the state OF
Kansas; whereas the beneficial inteaest Of
the said ahsent-e >haxnees in said lands and
Is absoiu ely forfeited by reason of their continued
absence AMI a.0a utilization with the said Shawnee
tribe and whereas The said lands were ordered
ts b. publicly sold at the United States LAID Office
at Topeka August tn I'd. ei-hteen hundred and
sxty-t ir-e, by Abraham Liacoln, President. by
his proclamation dated March twentieth. ammo
Domtni eighteen hundred and sixty three and by
reason of the absei ice Of large numbers of said
settlers from their homes in the federal armies the
sale was indefinitely pp-tpohed; The efore.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Kepre~en-
tstiyes OF the United States 0fAmerca IN Con-
gress assembled, That each bona fiie settler
occupying said lsnds and having made improve
nents therein. the heirs at Law of suciI, who
is cIriz-n # the United States, VIII has de-
ciarei his intention to bee. me such, shall be
titled to pa chase the land occupied and i'm
proved by him, not to exceed one hundred and
sixty acres in en- case, at the price of two dol
lars and nifty cents per acre, und-r suciI rules and
regulations a. the Secretary Of the interior st;l
prescribe: Provided, however That the pro-
ceeds al salt sales shall he piled in accordance
with the provisions [of the treaty btween the
United states and the said shawnee Indians, pro-
Claimed November Second. ammo Do,ni ii eight
cen hunirei and fifty four.
Approved, apri7, 1869.
Public Resoiution-No. 10
Joint Resp.u Ion authorizing the building of a
railroad bridge ever the OHIO river at raduc.h,
kentu,Fy.
beitr resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
rasenIaiives Of the United states Ct America in
Congress assembled, That the consent Of, ougress
be, Aud the same Is hereby. given to the erect
If 8 railroad bIdge the Oiio river f ON the
city If Ia iucai keniacky, To the stare Of Him
ois, by the rasiUc.sii and Cuff IA Iroad Company
and such Othe. 5 may associate with then for
that pui pose under The laws Of the States If Ken
lucky and Illiirpi Provided That said bridge is
bniit with unbrok+ IN Continuous span of not
les than fur hundred feet in the clear, from |
pier to .eI ever the main channel Of the river, |
and Is built III all either respects in accurdance
with tn. Conditions ami limitation of en-
titled An to establish certa post ,,is, y
approved July urte-uth, eighi cen hundred an |
sixty twDs that said bridge, when Completed in |
the manner spec lied in this .lurion s. all be
d-emei and taken to b. esaI structure and |
shall be p,-, ruad fr the tran-missn of the
mails Of United States, but Cong reserves
case the free navigation II -aid river shall at any
time he substantially and materially Instructed
hy any brlst t. BE- al under he auth ,rity OF
This resoistioT. to direct the necessary modi-
fcsti'iis ard aiierati rs # said bridge.
Approved, .pri, :, ls69.
Public Revolution Is
A Restitution TOR the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs.
Eesolvei by the Senate aud House of Repre-
ssnt tive oi ihe C,ie1 States of America in c.
gress ass-nihl q. That the accounting Offices Of
the treasury and pas depart ut who chai g-d
with the settlement and y ym-nt If bounte- due
tos il-rs 1T tn IL heirs b. and they her, by
directed pi,y To be paid the found
uae to tn said ltiers a their heirs per-on |
ar by transmitting the amount to them direct in
sdraft drafts. PAYABLE TO his, he, their
order. thrJugh tn. FIRE dmer's Bureau, or
State agent sppIinred specially for that pur-
pose If national ~sylluis pension
agent of the district where he she, or they may |
reside AMI not t. any claz;i a ent upon any |
tower If attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever
SIC. = And he it further resolved Tina, any
officer cie,k of any vi the executive depart |
Iasnt- of the Z yernnent who shall be lawfully 1
detailed to Investigate frauds. or attempts To de |
.rand, On the government, or any irregul 'rity or
n,iscon i-t Of any officer agent Of the United /
St,:e-,- shall have power TO administer oaths T.
af!iavits taken n the eou sc OF any such inve'ti
g2tioa.
SIC. 3. And be it further res ,lved, That tn.
foes allowed iv ~ to attorneys agent shall
ms reserved by the Iay department sad pensin
agent ami paid said agent or attorney when |
any such fees due for services rendered in pro-
Curing -ucii bounty bpunties, and not other
gise.
APPROX d spill 10. 1859
rsic Res,laiion-To. y.
J:nt EesG NJ .'III hurizHg the transfer CT GER
tain aipr. i,rati ms heretuf re made.
Be it re-. lived by he senate and House IF Rap
r e.:ntativ-s Of tie United States Of Americs in
Tao g-e-s assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, AMI b.. il hereby. authorized and d.
rectel 10 rsr-e the sum of s-vestyeight thousand
sti;ars t. be transferred from The apprer iafion
= paper for the public printing c ntaine,l n
he act earitiei . An act making appropriation
',r the legislative, exc cutive, ard jui,ci Il tx
p-nses of the government FIR the year ending
iune thirti-ih eighteen hundred and sixty nine,
approved the twentieth of July, eighteen hun
,rsd am s:Aty-eish. in aid Of the appropriation
Contained IN the act for the following pur-
poses, and in the following proportions, To wit
For cnntir gent expenses Of the Office Of Con- |
gre-sional Printer. three thousand d Liars. |.
For the public printing. sssenty-fvs thousand /.
a1iaTs IL
Vpcved, April 10. 1850.