The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-10

O. 81
Restitution tJr the relief Of settlers upon the
atsrute. hawnee lands in Kan as
Where's large tract f Esn'i- SET apart by a
treaty with the Shawnee tribe If Indians daled
Way 10Th, aHnJ bomiEi ei.Bteen hundred ahi
dfsy-four and pracI siuei November sec nd A D.
1864, Tor tn benefit Of CERTAIN ah eRtees of
tls sliI Shawnee tsILe, Is now and Tor mrny
Yeas past Ii Is been, oCcup'el by large number
If white settlers and citizens OF the sttie IF
Kansas; an where the beneficial int. est #
Ise said a5seut~e shasnees il said lands and
i a5s5iu CIV fJr.itel by Of their continued
absence ami roa-atfi .II1R with the said Shawnee
tribe; AMI whereas The said lands urle, Ell
to b. pablicy sold IL tn United States Ia d Office
=: L ,teisa Aggust tn I'd, ii -hteeu hundred and
sixty-tIF.e, by Abraham Lincoln. President, by
his prorl t-aaIIyn dttei March twentieth ammo
Dom nj ei-iIte- L hundred and sixty three AMI 10y
reason Of the absence OF large numbers Of said
sstt!ers from their homes in tine fedora. armies the
sate was Indefinitely po-ip5Get; 1hef etlTe
Resolved by the Senate and House of Hepra-en-
t4tiyes oil the United States Of America in Ton
Eress assembled, That each bona f lie srttler now
occupying said ltEa.S and having made improve
r1elts thereon. the heirs at Law Of slIcn who
- u cltiz-n Il the Uatted States, win has de
ciare his intention 10 bee, such, SHAH ae Ell
.itied t. pa chase ttse land occupied and i'm
proved h. him, not l. exceed one hUu3Tei and
tixty acres in h case, at the price Of two dol
lars ami fifty cents per acre, u1d-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary II the Interior ska!
prescribe Provided. however Tint the mo-
Ceels of sail stles si.Il ap He'd IN arcartIaisc.
with the provisions Iof the treaty bntwee the
United states and the said Shawnee Indians pro
Claimed November seru md. aIao D5ni i eight
zen hdn.rei and fftI f .ur.
Approved, APr.lI, 1869.
Public Resolution No. 10
J5int Respiu ion authorizing the building Of 4
railroad bridge over the OHIO river al Paducs.h
hen3p.fy-
BE it resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
r-sentaiives of the Unitel States Of America in |!
Congress assembled. Tint the consent Of Congress
lie, Eui the same hereby, given 10 the erection /
Il Il railroad i,ri3Ee ever the 0iiio river f ON the /
CITY Of paiucaI Kentucky, to the STATE OF Him
oi5, by the ialGcaA and Guf kalroad Company
and such others may assocafe with them for
that purpose under the laws Of the States of Ken
Ia ky and Illinois: Provided. That sad bridge is
bcilt with an unbr1k or cOutinuuUs sf,an Of not
- than far hurdred feet in the clear, from
pier To pier. over the main chtnnet IF the river
and is built in all other respects in accUrl1uce
Sitf the Conditions and lisaitation of an act en-
titled ~ &C, to establish certain post roads
approved Jniy fourteenth, eighteen hundred AMI
sixty two; that sail bridge, when apetrd in
Ice ElIngier specified in this resolution, ali be
deemed and taken t. b. eIal structure. and
shall be a D ST read = the transmission Of the
the riSrt t. Withdraw the as 1T hereby given in
case the free navigation If said river shall any
lime be substantially and materially INSTRUCTED
~ any bridge - be eli under the authority Of
tlIs resolution TO direct the Necessary il
.ics;i .ns and altera i9ES f said bTidze. !
Approved Aprii ], lst9. 9