The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-06

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A Resolution for the relief If settlers upon the
absentee h1wnce lands in kanSis.
Whsfets large tract # lanis set apar; by a
treaty with the s!riwHee tribe ii IntiIaus, dated
Nay io5h, anno u0miui ii .hteen hundred and
ffly-flur, and pr cigimet November sec nj. ID.
1>}t tn benefit Of certain ali en1ees of
tie sail Shawnee tsIba, is nov, and tor III my
y-ar- past is been, occup Ell 10y a large number
Of white settlers and ciiiZ ms Of the state Of
hsIs.-; All where = the beneficial int. est #
the sud absent >hIwnces in said lands and
l. absJu ely forfeited 10y reason Of their continued
absence an littipE with the said shawnee
t.ire AMI whereas he said bands ordered
u publicly snli AZ tn United States Ia ID office
at ,;r.6a. August tn I'd. ei-ht-eh hundred and
sixtv-tIree, tx Abraham Liza DIN. President. BY
his proclamation dated March twentieth. anne
Dom nj eighteen hundred and sixty three an hy
Iesls,n If Ihe absence of large numbers Of said
settlers from their hpncs in the federal Al mics the
stie indefinitely pl-jpo-eJ: The. efnre,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Bepresen-
tSt:ves OF the United States Of American Con
s,r-Ss assembled, That each bona Il lie settler now
,sCupyin- said harris and having made improve
Inent, thersJn. OF the heirs al law of s;Icn, who
i ctriz-n II the United SITES, whr has de
.iarei his intention 10 bee such. shall he el
t'rel u IutciIa>e the land - occupied and i'm
II we'd by him, not t. exceed one hundred and
sixty in el b case. al tIe price Of two dol
lIrs and fifty cents pes acre. uri-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary If 1he Interior shall
rrt.s.ribe Provided, however. That the pro-
c-,.iS nf said sales shall he ap lied in accordance
with the provisions [of the treaty b.tweea the
United states and the said shawnee Indians pro
Claimed November second, ammo Domi ii eight
cen hun ire,i and ffty-f,ur.
approved. APri., l,61.
Public Resolution No. 10
Joint Eesnu ioa authorizing the building Of e
railroad bridge over the ONO river at PaducaI, |
hentucfy.
Belt re-, lived Ty the Senate aud House of Rep
I--e,,fariyes Of the United states Of America in |
Congress assembled, That the consent of Congress
h. and the same hereby -iyen 10 the erection |
.f a railroad briice over the Ohio river from the |
city If tiIcsh keHtucky, to the STATE Of Hin
ois by the Paiuc.h and Gu 4 Railroad Company |
and such others may associate with them for |
that purfose under the laws IF the States Of Ken
ia XIV ami llIuui-: Provided 4 said bridge Is !
lIiir with UnGrokt co4tinu"us span Cf not /
les than fur hubdreI feet in the clear, from |
pier to pie. the main channel Of the river
and Is built in all other respects in accOTdauce
with the conditions and limitation of act en-
tfleI - establish c-rta pest roads, - |
approved July fourteenth. eigiie. hundred an
sixty two; that said bridge. VIXEN Completed in /
tue manner specified III this les luton. ali be |
{, elae ard taken 10 b. a le-al structure, and
-s,,lI p rnai f r the Transmission of the |
mails Of The Uaiiel States but Cong reserves
RE right I, Withdraw the Ut hereby given in |
the free nay CATION If ssd river shall at any
time be Substantially and materially INSTRUCTED |
Nv bridge t. be ed under The authority OF
thi- resolution. direct the necessary nUdi- |
f!c Iii Iis and alteTa n- # said bridge.
Approved, April :, 1859.