Green Bay Spectator (Newspaper) - October 26, 1852, Green Bay, Wisconsin GREEN BAY the Constitution ana Enforcement o CLAY Devoted to Whig Politics Mechanic Arts Literature Agriculture and General Intelligent BY GREEN BAY BROWN COUNTY OCTOBER 26 1852 12 BY AUTHORITY of failed Statti during tht Session of tht AN ACT appropriation to meet the expenses incurred in of tho Mo fire at the Capitol lie it enacted by tht Senate and House of of tht United of A- sum of five thousand dollars bo nnd the is appropriated out of any money in the not otherwise to fce ed or mitch thereof may be necessary under Iho direction of the Com of Public Buildings in discharge of tho expenses incurred in merit of the lito fire m the library room the of the rubbish and Iho of Looks and oilier articles may have been saved and the construction of n tin roof protection of that portion of the building now exposed SECTION a And be it further That the sum often thousand bo and the sinio is hereby for the clime of books fir the Library of Congress In expended under the direction of tho Joint on tho Library Signed BOYD of the House of Representatives U KING President of Ihc Senate pro Approved January 31 1852 feigned MILLARD 2 AN ACT to provide n room fur the Congres Library fie it enacted by the Senate and House of the United of America in assembled That Tho sum of hundred dollars be hereby lo be expended tinder the of the of Public Iliiildingi fur the purpose of fitting tip tho room nnd u portion of the ing receive R portion of of the Concessional Library January 31 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of of the United States of America in Congress assembled That the sixth section of an act approved May sixth eighteen hundred and twenty two entitled An act to amend an act entitled an act to ulate trade and intercourse with tke Indian tribes and to preserve peace on the frontiers approved the thirtieth March eighteen hundred and also the filth section of an act approved May twenty fifth eighteen hundred and twenty four entitled An act te enable the President to hold treaties with certain lidian tribes and for other he and the same are hereby revived and extended to the State of California for the purpose of a superintendency of In- dian affairs for said State an I that the President by and with the advice and consent of the ate bo and he is hereby authorized to appoint a Superintendent of Indian to reside in said State who shall possess the same powers and be subject to the same duties within his superin tendency as belong to the Superintendent of In- dian Affairs at St Louis in the State of ri with the power also of exercising examination over all claims and accounts and vouchers for disbursements connected with Indian affairs in said State of California which shall be transmitted to the Commissioner of In- dian Affairs for final adjudication and by him passed to the proper accounting officers of the Treasury for settlement SECTION a And be tt further enacted That the said Superintendent shall have an annual sal ary not exceeding four thousand dollars SUCTION 3 And be it further enacted Thai the Superintendent shall lie allowed a clerk whose compensation tor his services shall no two thousand five hundred dollars pei annum Approved 3 7.1 AN ACT to extend tho time for selling thi lands granted to the Kentucky Asylum for teaching the deaf and dumb He it enacted by the Senate and of Hep of He United Males of America ii That the tim of live years from and after the of the time heretofore allowed be and the sami is allowed and permitted The Trustees of the Centre College of who nr also trustees of the Kentucky Assylum for tea ching the deaf dumb to sell the lands here provided in the preceding section or services hereafter to be performed after de the amount already received by such fleers under the act entitled An act to require beholders of military land warrants the land officers of the United States for services in relation to the location of those war approved May seventeenth eighteen and eight or tiled That no re- receiver shall receive any compensation nit of the treasury for past services who has barged and received illegal fees for the location if such warrants And provided further That no register or receiver shall receive for his vices any year a han tbe maximum now allowed by law 4 And be it enacted That n all cases where the militia or volunteers or tatu troops of any Stale or Territory were cal ed into military service and whose services lave been paid by the United States subsequent to the eighteenth of June eighteen hundred and twelve the officers and soldiers of such militia volunteers or troops shall be entitled to all the the act entitled An act to certain officers and soldiers who have wen engaged in the military of the Uni- ted approved September twenty eighth eighteen hundred and fifty and shall receive lands services according to the ions of said act proof of of service as therein required and that the last proviso ol the ninth section of the eleventh ol hundred and forty seven be and the same is hereby nothing herein contained shall authorize bounty land to those who have heretofore received or become entitled to the same SEC 5 And be it further enacted That where any company battalion or regiment in any organized form marched more than twenty miles to the place where they were mustered in- to the service of the States or were dis charged more than twenty miles from tbe place where such company battalion or organized in all sach cases in computing the length of service of the officers and soldiers of any such company battalion or regiment with a view to determine the quantity of land any or soldier is to under said act proved twenty of September eighteen hundred and fifty there shall be allowed one day for every twenty miles from the place where the company battalion or regiment was to 13 AN ACT ning the Sessions of the Courts of the United States in the rict of fe it enacted y the Senate and Hantt of Representatives States of A- in Con assembled That the Un States in and for the shall hereafter be held at New 11 si id district and there shall be two regular I of the Circuit Couri of the United Sates for tho said district which shall com on the third Tuesday in Jane and the third Tuesday in October in this and ever year and four regular torms of the District Court of tho United States fo said district which shall commence on tb s second Tuesday in April second in Ji ne the second Tuesday in and the second Tuesday in nary hereafter SEC 2 Anl be it farther enacted That the office of the Clerk of tho Circuit Court for said and the records of said court shall be kept ni Wilmington or New Castle in tho said as rmy be directed by an order in writing made by the Judges of the said Circuit Court in term or vacation nnd entered up n the records thereof and that tha the Clerk of the said rict Court and records thereof shall be kept at either sama places as may be directed by the lodge ol the said District Court by aa on er made in terra of tion and id upon the records thereof process issued of the sail courts or impaired by thi i change of the time and plice the said courts but all pro or ble at tha next crm of either of the slid courts shall be returnable and returned to tho torm of said courts respectively next held according to th 3 act in tha same manner as if 30 made returnable on the face thereof and shall have till accordingly and may ba made to conform to 3 of Approved M y 10 1852 AN ACT to ai the Legislature of the State of Mississippi to sell the lands here to fore appropriated for tha use of with the rights of third parties viM further That if any of the which d bt it further enacted That no ir proceedings pending in selected by the authorities of th Stale hf Iowa under the act aforesaid shatt been legally claimed by or otherwise the State shall be authorized to select other lands in lieu thereof Approved May 27 1852 No AN ACT to grant to certain settlers on the Me north of Fox river in the State of Wisconsin the right of Be it enacted by the Senate nnd House of the United States of America in Congress assembled That every person the head of a family widow or single nrm over the age of twenty one years who on tlie first day of June eighteen hundred and fifty shall be an actual settler and housekeeper and have made other improvements on any tract within the body of lands ceded to the United States by the treaty of eighteenth eighteen dred and forty eight with the iribe is hereby entitled lo the same of pre-emption and upon the same and conditions as is prescribed by the act An act to appropriate the proceeds of lie sales of the public lands and to grant approved fourth September eighteen hundred and forty one That where there shall be more than one such settler on any quarter section fractional quarter or fraction of a section less than one sixty acres the rights of such settlers as to the land settled on shall be the same as thoso pre eight section of the act entitled An act to authorize the investigation of certain alleged frauds under the pre-emption and for other approved March eighteen hundred and forty three for settlers therein provided And provided the pre eruption rights provided for in this act a uc AN ACT authorizing the payment of interest to the State of New Hampshire for advances made for tho use and benefit of the United in repelling invasion and suppressing insurrection at Indian Stream in said State II i bj the Sinale and of the United of tin in That tin second Auditor of the Treasury bt unl is herein authorized and directed to It- and Iho claim of the State of New the United States for upon tlie military expenses incurred and tually by her the protection of thu frontier of said State and repelling and suppressing insurrection at Indian in tho county of Coos in said State in and cm thirty six and eighteen hundred thirty and the sum so found to be to said State shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise That tlie said amount ilia 11 nut exceed iix thousand dollars SECTION 2 And be it further enacted That in ascertaining the amount ol interest as due to the State of New Hampshire the rules shall govern That interest shall not be computed on any sum which New Hampshire has not ed for the use and benefit of the United States as evidenced by the amount refunded or repaid to State of New Hampshire Second That interest shall not be paid during any time on any sum larger than the sum the was paying interest for at such time Approved January 21 1852 AN ACT providing lor carrying into execution in further part the twelfth part of the treaty with Mexico concluded at Guadalupe Hidalgo lit it enacted by the Senate and House of of tht of America in assembled That the sum of three millions one hundred and thousand dollars bt and the same u appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the pay ment of tbe instalment and interest which wil fill due on thu thirtieth ot May eighteen dred and fifty two under the article o the treaty between the United Slates and co made and concluded at Guadalupe Hidalgo en the second ot bundled and Jorty eight Approved February 10 ISM AN ACT for the relief of American citizens lately imprisoned and pardoned by the Queen of Spain Jit it enacted by the Senate and of of the United of America in Con- assembled That there be and hereby is appropriated the Hum of six thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the re of American citizens lately imprisoned and pardoned by the Queen of Spain and who are out of the limits of the States the same to be expended under the direction of the dent of the United Provided That ing in this shall construed into an bation of any interference in the domestic affairs to the place where the same was mustered granted laid Assylum and confirmed t into tervice of the United States and also said trustees for use of said Assylum by fonti day for every twenty miles fiom the place acts of pissed where such company battallion or regiment Approved March 11 1832 was discharged to the place where 1 was AN ACT to provide for the repair of the Con- gressional room lately destroyed by lire it enacted by the Senate and House of of the United SMes of America in Con- The sum of seventy two thousand five red dollars be and the same is hereby to the repair of thu Congressional ry Room which was lately destroyed by fire according to the plan in the report and drawings which by the ar- to the Secretary Interior and by the Committee on Public Buildings of the Provided That the work shall be executed under the direction of the of the Interior and be subject to such a modification of the detail as may be with general ol the plan and necessary and proper in the opinion of the l re- sident of the United Stales Approved March 19 1852 j and from whence it marched to enter ne service Approved March 22 1E52 9.1 AN ACT to make Land Warrants and for other purposes signable No 10.1 AN ACT amendatory to the act entitled An act to provide for holding the Courts of the United States in case ot the sickness or other disability of the Judges of the District Courts approved July twenty nine eighteen hundred and fifty Se it enacted by the and House o anu en Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re- of the States of America ID Congress assembled All Warrants for Military Bounty Land which have been or mar hereafter be der any law of the United all local ons of the same have been or may hereafter be made are hereby declared to be owner of the warrant or location That any person entitled to to any land sha 1 be entitled to use any in payment for the same a the rate of one dollar ari twenty acre for the quantity of land therein the warrants which or may hereafter be issued m laws or of this act may be located the subdivisions of the public lands none upon any lands of the United Statesen o of the United Slates of America in Congress That The authority conferred by the act aforesaid hereby amended mav be exercised by a Circuit Judge or by the Chief Justice of the United States as in the said act whenever on the certificate of the Clerk of the Circuit or District Court under seal of the shall DV made to appear to tha satisfaction of fitich Judge or Chief Justice that the public interests from the accumulation or urgency of judicial business in any district require it to be done and the district judge so designated and appointed shall have and exercise the same ers i within such district as if the district judge resident therein were prevented by sickness or other disability from performing his judicial duties and it shall be lawful in case of auch appointment for each of the said district judges separately to hold a district or Circuit Court at the same time in such district and discharge all the judicial duties of a district judge therein but no such district fudge shall hear appeals from the district court Approved April 2 1852 AN ACT to extend the time for selecting lands granted lo the State of Wisconsin for saline purposes Be it enacted by the Sanite and House v representatives of the United States ol in Congress assembled That tuo ime for selecting landi for saline purposes to the State of Wisconsin by f the fourth of the seventh isec tion of an act to enable the people of WHS Territory to form a const am State government and for the o such State into the Union approved the schools in th it State and to ratify anoL to approve the tales already made Bo it enacts by the Senate and House of of the United States of Americi in Co That the Legislature of the Stan of Mississippi shall be and is hereby authorized to sell and con vay in fee le or for a term of years aj the said Le may deem best all or any part of he lands heretofore reserved and ed by Congress for the use of schools within said Slate and to invent the money arising from said sales an Lbg may for the use and support of schools the several townships and districts of coi for which they were d and irt apart for no use or purpose whatsoever Provided Said lands or any thereof shall in no case ba sold or jd without the consent of tha inhabitants ol such township or district to be obtained ir such manner ns the turo of said may by law And shall attach only to such land as shall subject to sale at the minimum price of one lar and twenty five cents an acre Approved May 27 1802 AN ACT to provide for the holding of Dis- Court of the District of Columbia in cases of sickness or other disability of the Dis Judge Be it enacted by the Senate and House of of the United States of America in Congress assembled That in case of the ness or other disability of the judge of the Dis- Court of the United States of the DUtrict ol Columbia which shall prevent him from holding any stated or appointed term of the District nf hio district and upon the fact cf such sickness or other disability being certified by the clerk of said District Court to the assistant judges of the Circuit Court of said District it bo the duty of the senior assistant of said court to hold the District Court aforesaid ami discharge all the judicial duties of the District Judge who shall be sick disabled as aforesaid so long as such sickness or disability shall continue and in case of the or other disability of said senior assistant judge the same duty shall devolve on the junior assistant judge of said Circuit Court and the sail judges and each of them is hereby authorized to cise original jurisdiction in admiralty cases for the purposes of this act And all the acts and lions as shall be equal to such lands ihr ted States have sold or to which of pre-emption has attached as afores.ii'l which thus selected in lieu of those which emption rights have attached aid appropriated as aforesaid shall be by tie State of Missouri for the use nnd Provided That the lands lo t e shall be further miles the the road in v further That the lands hen shall be exclusively applied in the of that road lor which it granted ted and shall be disposed of only as the work progresses and the same shall be applied to no other purpose whatever And further That any and all lands heretofore the United States by any act of nr Ri any other manner by competent for the purpose of aiding hi any object of improvement nr for any other ever ba and the same hereby are reserved w the United States from the operation of except so fir as it maybe found necessary locate the route of the said such reserved lands in which case the right of wav only shall 3 be it further T Hal the sections and parts of sections of land which by such grant shall remain to the Stales within six miles on each side of said roads Unill not bo sold for less than double the price of the public lands when sMd lands shall from time to time be at pub lie sale to the highest bidder under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior and not subject to entry until they shall have so of- at public sale SEC 4 And be it farther That the said lands hereby granted to thill be subject to the disposal of the thereof for the purposes aforesaid ami no other and the said railroads shall be and rein tin lie highways for the use of the Government of the States free from toll or other upon the transportation of any of ihc United Stales SEC 5 And be it further enacted That lands hereby granted to taid State shall State only in manner following that is to say that a of land nut one hundred and twenty sections on provided rr That in all mon I proceedings in said District Court by ur before I ry arising Iron tha sales of lands a I either of said assistant judges so to hold particular tow and district shall be ap preprinted to ho use of schools within that township and district said District Court shall have the same force effect validity as if done and transacted by and before the District Judge of said District Court SEC S That sales Ssc 2 And be it further enacted That the heretofore ms lo by the authority of the Leg 1 associate judge holding the District Court of thi State of Mississippi of lands shan t3 hereby empowered to sit in the reserved and is aforesaid are I Court in any case of appeal or of error hereby rati tie 1 and approved in the same own in said District Court in manner ani the same extent as if this act e maaner KS if said District had had been in f at the time of said sales Approved May ID 1852 I not been held by him Approved May 27 1852 N ACT to the mileage Delegate fum the Territory of Oregon Be it enac sd by the Senate and House of the United Stales of A merica in assembled That so much of the entitled An act ito pf Cuba by any of the of the United States Approved February AN ACT to provide lor the appointment of a to private entry at the time cation at tbe minimum Prow That when warrant shall lands which are subject to entry ai minimum than one dollar and twenty per acre the locator of said to the United States in cash the tween the value of such warrants o and twenty five cents per acre and the tract o land located on bounty land warrants issued tne day of eighteen hundred ven the same compel ation or per centage to which they are entitled bylaw for sales of the public lands for cash at the rate of and twenty five cents acre the ration to be hereafter paid by the holders of such warrants Sic 3 And bt it farther isten and receivers whether in or out of office at the passage or their 1 in case of ahall be receive from the Treasury of the Ui for services performed in su day of August in year of eighteen hundred end fotty six be and the same IB ereb extended to rha day of Januar and fou and the land so previous to the day last mentioned shall be granted to idISt for the same on the same condit ion nnd with like effect a if the same had beenl selected and confirmed w thm th time limited by Iho ct above mentioned Approved May 4 1853 AN ACT to change time of holding the U Qf courts in Alabama i AN ACT granting the way to of Missouri and a portion of the lands to aid in the construction of certain rail roads in said State Be it enacted by the of the United Stales of America in approved At sort eighteen hundred and for y eight as 1 the mileage compensation of tbs delega e from laid Territory be Approved May 19 1852 The right of way through the public lands be and the is hereby granted to the State o Missouri for the construction of rail roads from the town of Hannibal to the town of St Joseph Unsaid State and from the city of St Louis to such point on tha western boundary o f said Stat ACT legalize certain entries of public as may be designated by the of sai lands t lade in the State of State with the right also to take necessary irW Be it enact d by the Senate and House of terials of earth stone and timber for the con Natives f thye United States of America in he pub c of he Congress ass United States adjacent to said railroads road and included within a continuous length ot twenty miles of said road may be sold when the Governor of said State shall certify to the Secretary of the Interior that miles of said road is completed then another like quantity of land hereby granted may and so from time to time until said road completed and if said road be completed within ten yeara no sales shall be and thu land unsold shall revert to the Unite Slates u SEC 0 And be it further enacted That IrM United States mail shall at all times be ported an said rail roids under the direction of the Post Department at such price a i Congress may by law direct June No AN ACT giving the assent of Congress State of Missouri or tuxes on oil lands hereafter sold by the States therein and after day of by the Senate and of of the Slain of America assembled That The assent of Congress is hereby Riven to State of Missouri to impose a tax or taxes all lamia hereafter sold by the United States in said State from and after the day of such That the assent hereby given shall ill 10 wise impair that provision of the compact with the said State declares that all lands to citizens of the United Stutes n without the said State shall never be ligher than lands belonging to persons residing herein Approved June 10 1632 No AN ACT relating to the salaries of of the Territories of the Stares Be it enacted by the Senate and House Untied of America Congress assembled That Whenever any officer of either of tories of the United States shall be absent from and from the duties of his no ry shall be paid him during the year in such absence shall unless good cause be shown to the President of the United Bines who shall officially certify his opinion of tucH cause to proper accounting of the treasury to be filed in his office And be it further That the proviso contained in the act t n act aBS Gentries of land embracing locating Jibe States district courts nd House United State of of A AC to prove lor te appointment o a for P of Indian in California I military bounty land tne of said State May 4 1852 tracts once r served to satisfy claims under the ation nrt hut which were forfeited pric r to the allowance of said entries permitted at the land office at in the State of be and the same are hereby confirmed ai d patents shall issue thereon as in other Provided That the land so entered shall have b en upon the faith oJ the Register's certificate it by the party in interest un- der said cert and that the said land is not claimed by parties Approved May 26 AN ACT tc relinquish to the of Iowa the lands r served for salt springs therein Be it enac by the Senate and House of Rep of tha United States of America m Congress as That the twelve salt springs and six sections of land adjo ping or thereto the use of which w is granted to the State of Iowa by the act enti led An act supplemental to the ac for the adm of the States of Iowa and Flor ida into e approved March third eighteen hi and torty five shall th same are 1 granted in fee simple to th said state o Iowa to be disposed ot and the pro to b applied as the Legislature of tha thai That nothing in this act coi shall be w construed as to io assigning the limits to the casement no more shall be taken from the United States than is necessary for a convenient construction and use of said roads as public ways for transports tion including stations with the usual buildings of all kinds tarns outs and such nances as are usually enjoyed by railroad com- panies and a copy of the locations of said roads nade under the direction of the Legislature nil be forwarded to the proper lorat land of- ces respectively and to the Land Of- ice at Washington City within ninety iie completion of the same to be recorded Sic 2 And be it farther enacted That there be and is hereby granted to the State ol Missouri for the purpose of aiding in making he aforesaid every alternate section of by even numbers for six loot in width on each side of raid but in case it shall appear that tbe United States have when the line or route of said roads or either of them shall be definitely fixed by the making appropriations for civil and diplomatic expenses of the Government for the year ing the thirtieth of June eighteen hundred and fifty one relating to the officers of the Ter nes of the United be pnd same it hereby so modified as to authorise the payment salary of any officer therein naf such may have been al rom and his i official duties for more than sixty The President f the United States shall certify officially his pinion that the absence of such officer has been or good and sufficient cause SEC 3 And be it further That no- hing in the said proviso or in this act shall brf o construed as to prevent tbe payment of the salaries of the Chief Justice associate ami Secretary of State of the Territory of Utah who have withdrawn from said Territory for reasons net forth in their report to ihc of the United States ty aforesaid sold any section or granted as aforesaid or that tha right of pre emption has attached to tbe same then it sbal be lawful for any agent or agents to be appointee by tbe Governor of said State to select to the approval of the Secretary ot the from the lands of the United States most contig to the tier of sections specified so much land in alternate sections or parts of Jure AN ACT making an appropriation for ment of navy pensions for the year ending the thirtieth of June one eighteen dred and fifty three Be it enacted by the Senate and of Rrp of tbe United States America irt assemble That tbe following and the same is hereby appropriated oat money in not
