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 28 THIRTY—-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 79, 83, 84, 85. 1860. ·T¤¤¤ 7, 1860- Cnr. LXXIX.—-An Aezfw the Rdkfqfcutain Sealers in the Sauce ofIowa. Bc it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That 'the gast half of sectgou eight, section seventeen, and the cast half of SBCCIOH exghtecu, jmd section thirfy-three, section thirty-four, tha iouthwccst aguarlger ¢?fl;;>c{1ont;wen;¥- seven and the southeast quarter 0 section wen y-aug m wns up Lsmds hereto- ninety-six north, of range nine°wcst, in the State of Igwa., formerly rc- {§":t'f;‘;;2 f°" served for Fort Atkinson and an Indian agency, and smcc released and asdmhdiua abandoned, as being no longer needed for public gscs, sly1H QQ, and the ¤$¤9¤5'· m¤d<¤ same are hereby declared to be, subject to the ordmary·Q1sp0s1t10u of the §‘{:gf;”({§H§*;§if” public lands, in the same marmcr and on the same condmons as arg protim:} of me public vided by law, and that su? psrsons {1; Quay gave sctgciddtlgrgon Prgrgg hm S- the assavc of this act, an w 0 won ave een cn 1 c xc ng n 1841, ch.1c. preégnptioin under the act of September four, eighteen hundred and forty- V°r "· P' *5:* one, had the reservation not been made, shall be entitled to prcémpt thenclaims in accordance with the provisions of saidhact, bylmaking Erooge pay- ment and entr at the ro cr district officc, wit in twe vc mont s a 1* its Pmviao. apprgvulz Praiidcd, Tgatpif two or more of such persons were actually residing upon the same quarter quarter section, or any smaller legal subdivision, at the date of the abandonment of said reservation, the same may be entered by them jointly: Provided farther, That no declaratory statement shall be required of said settlers. A1>1>1z0v1=.:1>, J unc 7, 1860. J¤¤¢ 7, 1860- C¤.u>.'LXXXIII.—An Actfrr the Relic;/' of John W. Taylor and certain other Assignee.; ""`""'“""' of Pre6mp¢i¢m Land [mation:. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Siatcs 0 America in (Ian ess assembled, That all assignments of pre- Assignments emptionfbounty land-warragxi locations at any of the land offices in the °f°°‘C*“i“ ¥"`°] United States, made in good faith since the nineteenth day of October, ?£§f;$:,?s;2y eighteen hundred and Hfly-two, and prior to the twenty-first of May, mndv WUQ Md eighteen hundred and fifty-six, under instructions from the Commissioner p“t°“°'°°“°"°' of the General Land Oificc of the former date, bc, and the same are hereby, declared valid; and the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized to cause patents to be issued in the nqme of the assignee on all such locations as now remain suspended and have not been patented. Ar1>110v1·:D, June 7, 1860. Juni! 9, i860- Can. LXIHIV.-—A.n Act to pay to the Stale q" Missouri the Amount expended ly saia —""""'_` State in repelling the Invasion of lhe Osage Indians. Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Re resentatives 0 the United »S?atcs of America in Congress assemble;. Tfat the Secrélsary of the }Imii’};::°_ Treasury bc, am} hereby is, directed to pay to the State of Missouri, out inelljng the Osage of 3U]' m03B}' ll'! th8 U‘68SllI`y DOE of.hBl'WiS6 appropriated, the sum of u<i¤¤¤¤· nineteen thousand and eighty-four dollars and eight cents, being the amount of money expended by said State in repelling the invasion of the Osgge Indians  cig}5tceg6l6undmd and thirty-seven. rmovmv, unc, 1. J¤¤¤ 9. i860- Cnn. LXQV.—An Act ic chan c the Times or lz in' """'”'"—'— (hurt q/vim United Slalesqfor the Nm·¢h¢`C»    the Dmnd Tcms cfm_ Be it cnactecQ by   Senate and Hume of Representatives of the United tw c.,m_i.._ Sftalqs J Ammca M Oopgress assembled, Tha.: hereafmr the terms of me gtgrg:£:££tx·¤ct dmmct court of the United States for the northern district of Alabama shall commence on the third Mondays of May and November, respectively, m every year, instead of the umes now provided by law. Sm. 2. And be st fhrther enacted, That every process, bond, recogni-