The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-06
Approved, April 6, 1859.


Public R-s.,lution-No- g.
A Resolution for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee lIawnee land, in Kan
Whereas u large tract f lands apart by a
treaty with the Shawnee tribe # Indians. dated
May 10th, anun Domini eli -hteen hundred and
Ely four and proclaimed November sec nd A D.
1854. for tn benefit of certain ah entee5 VI
tho sail Shawnee t.ibe, is now and for nilny
years i:,st has been, occupied by a large number
ii white settlers and citizens of the state ot
Kansas; AMI where is the beneficial int. est of
the said absentee Shswnees in said lands was and
: absJiu ely forfeited by Of their continued
absence ami inna!fi liation with the said Shawnee
tribe and whereas The said lands were ordered
TO b publicly sold at tn. United States lad Office
AZ T.peka. August tn I'd, ei-htren hundred and
siXty-t ir-c, by Abraham LiH.7oln, President, by
MS proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Dom. III eighteen hundred and sixty three AMI by
Esssou of the absence of large numbers of -aid
settlers from tf. r h.nes in the federal armies the
s.ie indefinitely pp>Ippt ell; The efpre.
Resolve cd by the Senate and House Of Repre>en-
tatiyes OF the United states of America in Con-
.,ress assembled, That each bona lie sitter now
vccupyin, said iln.is and having made improve
Enents thereon. OF the heirs at law of such, who
CITIZEN # the United States VIII. has de-
care! his intention IT, bee me SUCH shall he
s.te1 t. p,' chase the land occupied and i'm
Ut we'd by him, not Il exceed one hundred and
sixty acres in ca h case, at the prize of two dol
isrs and fifty cents per acre, uri-r such rules and
regulations a The Secretary If le interior shall
prescribe: Provided. however, That the pro-
With the provisions lof the treaty b,twee the
United states and the said Shawnee Indians pro-
canned November secun,i. ammo DUIni ii eight
hundred and fft, four.
Approved, April7, 1853
Public Re-lution-No. 10
Lint Res'iu auth.,riz Ing; the building of
railroad bridge the OHIO river fastucsih.
Kentucky.
Be il resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
r-seiItatiyes of the United States Of Americs, in
congress assembled. Thai the consent OF congress
he, aud the same Is hereby. -iren 10 the erection
Il railroad brige over the Ohio river f ON the
.ity # Paiucah Kentucky, {" the state of Hin
uis by the Paiucaii and Gu { la lrotd Company
and such Others may associate with them for
,u.t purpose under the laws IF the States uf Ken
~ XIV .I,. il.inuI Provided Il AT esid bridge is
tiii with an unbros- N Continuous sJaD Of not
- III an four husdTed feet in the clear. from
pier pier. the main chtnnei of the Iiyer,
nd Is built in all other respects in accordance
viz, the cIntir,nn~ AMI IilnifatiJn OF an act en-
titI-i establish ceTtain post rpt'is, -
approved JuIy fourteenth, e.sh EN- hundred AMI
-ixty two; that said bridge, wien Completed in
rae m tnu-r sjsecf fiei il this luton all be
..-elie and taken 70 b. IL le-ai structure and
shall b- D 81 read II the transmission of the
ais If the United States, but Cong reserves
The ri. iit Withdraw the Mt hereby given in
,t4s the free navigation Of laid river shall any
inle tie substantially and materially Instructed
i,v any bridge to be ed under he authority Of
! his res lution or direct the necessary moii
he iii rs and aliera issFIs # said bridge.
Approved, Aprii !, i>i9