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 FORTY—SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 282, 283. 1872. 217 scvanty-two, to be then and there tried, or such other proceedings had therein as may be meet and proper, according to the practice of the court, aud all such suits and proceedings as shall not than be Hnally disposed of shall be continued on the docket of said court, at Asheville, to the next Fmhu com term thereof; and in the mean time all ncce.ssa.ry and proper process shall tinuemco. issue from said last-named court and be returnable thereto, and such proceedings had therein as if the original proceedings had begun in said court, and the clerk of said court at Asheville shall [act as clark of said special court at Asheville. Szc. 7. That. the passage of this act shall not have the efact to destroy Judgmenemu, or impair the lien of any judgment or decree rendered by the circuit or €¤°·£h¤2°* Wecmd district court of the United States for the present district of North Carolina. y is °°f prior to this act taking cifcct; and final process on any judgment or decree Firm! and entered in the circuit or district court of the United States for the district °°h°' P'°°°”‘ of North Carolina, or which shall be entered therein prior to this act taking effect, and all other process for the enforcement of any order of said courts, respectively, in any cause or proceedings now pending therein, except causes or proceedings removed as herein provided, shall be issued from and be returnable to the proper court for the eastern district of North Carolina, and may be directed be and executed by the marshal of the United States for the said eastern district, in any part, of the State of North Carolina. Sec. 8. That there shall be appointed a, district judge for the said District judge western district of North Carolina, who shall receive an annual salary Y0? W9${€F¤· dis- 0f three thousand five hundred dollars; aud there shall also be appointed mw a. district attorney of the United States for the said western district of District attor- North Carolina, who shall receive such fees and compensation, and cxar- ”Y· cise such powers and perform such duties, as are fixed and enjoined by law. Sec. 9. That the circuit and district judges shall appoint three clerks, Clerks of cir each of whom shall be clerks both of the circuit and district courts for said gggjgéd dmmd western district of North Carolina, one of whom shall reside and keep his mei} residence officc at Sbatesville, and one shall reside and keep his office at Asheville, and Md °*`H°¤· the third of whom shall reside and keep his office at Greensboro', who shall receive the fees and compensation for services performed by them now fixed b law. yS1·:0. 10. That either of the clerks of the district and circuit courts for Em*°"k°l*zk said western district of North Carolina is hereby authorized, under the QI;:,);,;;`;; gecox direction of the district judge of said western district, to make a t1‘a11— relating w titles script from any of the records, files, or papers of the district and circuit °° ’°“ °S°"*°‘ courts of the United States, remaining in the 0iHcc of the clerks of said eastern district, of all matters and proceedings which relate to or concern liens upon or titles to real estate situute in said western district, and for that purpose shall have access to said records in the office of the said clerks in said eastern district, and such transcripts, when so made by Certiiied traneither of said clerks, shall be C01‘tiH0d to, to be true and correct, by the 3°*iI>*S *° b° Wiclerks making the same, and the same, when so made and certified, shall °°°°` bc evidence in all courts and places equally with said originals. Approved, June 4, 1872. CHAP. CCLXXXIII.—-An Act amendatory of an Act entitled "An Act donating public June 4, 1872. Lands to the several States and Territorrks w ich may provide Collegcsjbr the Bem2jit¢y“ agricultural and mechcmical Arts," passed July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, v01_   p_ 50g_ and Acts azncrzdatory thereto. Be it enacted  tfze Senate and House of Representatives of the United Lands gmmd States of Amerzcu m Uongress assembled, '1 hai; the lands granted to the m Qmgou fm- an State of Oregon, for the establishment of an agricultural college, by avi; i*€€“°;g“'§l °°l‘ of Congress of July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and acts Segcmdygrogx ameudatory thereto, may be selected by said State from any lands within what-