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 TWENTY·N1NTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 99, 100. 1846. 75 nesses, the court in term, or any judge thereof in vacation, may, if it appear proper to do so, order that such witnesses be subpcened, if found within the limits aforesaid; and in such case, the costs incurred by Fees 4,, costa, such process and the fees of such witnesses shall be paid in the same h°W¤> N PM manner that similar costs and fees are paid in case of witnesses subpcened in behalf of the United States. Sec. 12. And be it further enacted, That all acts and parts of acts Inconsistent inconsistent with the provisions of this act shall be, and the same are ***1 ’°Pf:l:gn‘:;; hereby, repealed : Provided, nevertheless, That they shall be and re- :%,3; commit, main in full force for the punishment of any crime or olfence com- ted. mitted before the passing of this act. Approved, August 8, 1846. Cntr. XCIX.—An Act to attach to the Fort Wayne Land District certain Tracts Aug- 8, 1846- nf Land lying within the Limits of that District which are not now attached to any '*"*""""" District. Be it enacted by the Senate and House ey" Representatives of the ce,-mn land; United States of America in Congress assembled, That all the lands ¤*¤¤h°<1 in the State of Indiana which lie north of the township line dividing ZX2i?: L,,d,,,m_ townships twenty-three and twenty-four, and east of the range line dividing ranges four and five east, which lie south of the Wabash River, be, and the same are hereby, attached to the Fort Wayne land district; and all that tract of land which lies north of the township line dividing townships twenty-three and twenty-four, and west of the range line dividing ranges four and five east, and east of the east line of the Crawfordsville land district, be attached to and shall form a part of the Winnemac land district; and all the lands lying south of the said township line, dividing the said townships twenty-three and twenty- four, which were heretofore within the limits of the Fort Wayne land district, including the portions of the late Miami cessions south of said liue,.be, and the same are, attached to the Indianapolis land district; and all lands lying within any of the aforesaid land districts, which may not have been offered for sale, shall hereafter constitute a part of theland district in which they respectively lie. Approved, August 8, 1846. Cin?. C.-· An Ajtieodprovide for the Distribution of the Edition of the Laws and Aug. 8, 1846. Treaties of the UStatcspublivlted by Little & Brown, under the Provisions of -———-L-—-— the Resolution of Congress approved Marcia third, eighteen hundred and furtyjivc, and for other Purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and Hwse of Representatives of the _ United States of America in Congress assembled, That the one thousand B H""; Img?. ‘s° copies of Little 6:. Brown’s edition of the Laws and Treaties of the United States, already purchased by Congress. be distributed, under is robe distributthe direction of the Secretary of State, as follows: °d‘ One copy to the President, and one copy to the Vice-President of ,P'°’ld°¥’* W! ih. umd stm- V·°°·P*¤~·’¤¤*· One copy to each of the justices of the Supreme Court of the United of-`l°dg°°S?,°p:l,$,:l; States, and to the clerk of said court. Court. One copy to each of the heads of departments, and one copy to the Hema or de- Attorney-General of the United States. {‘g*;;';‘;’_'f;';::‘}a‘}° One copy to each of the several.States and Territories of the Union, i ` to be placed in the library of such State or Territory. One copy each to the governments of Great Britain, France, Aggie: md T"` Russia, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Deumark,Bavaria, Cm,;,, g-,,,,,;g,, The Netherlands, Belgium, Sardinia, Greece, Turkey, Tuscany, The governments.