866 THIRTY—-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 177, 178. 1860. dollars per month, to commence on the first day of April, eighteen hum dred and fifty-eight, and to continue during his natural life. APPROVED, June 21, 1860. Jrmc 21, 1860- CHAP. CI4XXVII.—-An Act to W certain Private Land Uhzims in the State gf it issouri. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatfves ofjlue United Certain priyute States of America m Congress assembled, That the decisions m favor of @{*6 °l*Pm¤ m' certain claimants hereinafter mentioned, made by the recorder of lzmd Hm? °°"` titles in the State of Missouri, and the two commissioners associated with waz, eh. 160. him, by virtue of an act entitled "An act for the final adjustment of pri- V°1‘i"· P· 66* vale land claims in Missouri," approved July nine, eighteen hundred and 18:;:2, eh. 84. thirty-two, and an act supplemental thereto, approved March two, eighteen V°]· "· P- 661- hundred and thirty-three, as entered in the transcript of decisions transmitted by the recorder and commissioners to the Commissioner of the General Land Office which decisions are named and numbered as follows to wit: Israel Dodée, number two hundred and eighty-eight; Walter: Fenwick, number three hundred and thirty-nine ; and Mackey Wherry, number eighty-six; said claims having been by said board reported in the first class, and recommended for confirmation be and the same are hereby confirmed to the respective claimants aforeslxid: or their legal representa; tlves, to the extent recommended by said recorder of land titles and c0m· missioners, that is, Israel Dodge, or his legal representatives, seven thousand and fifty-sxx arpens; to Walker Fenwick, or his legal representauves, ten thousand arpens ; and to Mackey Wherry, or his legal representatives, sixteen hundred arpens.
;;¤‘¥g£;;;1 £: Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, in case either of the claims
not been and mm confirmed by thns act, or any part thereof, has not been located or surnot be located. {eyed, or cannot be located or satisfied, either for want. of a specific locanon prior to this confirmation, or because the land upon which the same IS located has been otherwise disposed of by the general government, it shall be the duty of the surveyor-general of the drstmct, upon proof satisfactory to him that such claim has been confirmed, and that the same, in whole or m part, has not and cannot be satisfied for the reasons aforesaid, or fron; any ciuise, to 1s; ue to the claimants, or their legal representatives, a cern cate 0 ocation or a quantity of land equal to that so confirmed and unsatisfied, which certificate may be located upon any of the public
lands of the Ugilied States subject to sale at private entry, at a price not
¤ · cxeec ing one 0 ar and twenty-five cents per acre: Provided That such lgcaffgn shall conform to the legal divisions and subdivisxons ns provided
:;n:g?;E of Ssc. 3. And be it enacted, That the register of the proper
Md PWM · lanfl-office, upon the location of such certificate, shall issue to the person entitled thereto a certificate of entry; upon which, if it shall appear to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of the General Lund Office that such cexxgcate has bjen fa§{ly£l&ained, a patent shall issue as in other cases. PROVED, une , . June 21, 1860- CHAP. CLXXV`III.—An Act to gepeal the Second Section and other Portions of an Act pqssead the second Day gfJune, ezghteen hundred and jijl -eight entitled "An Act to rod h . . . ll Q » P g;;;:; ; q/ferlam CODfTM8dP1?Ud¢€ Land Clazms m the State of Missouri, Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Rc resentatth U 't d Act of18m States of America in Congress assembled, fl`ha€ the segnfl lgalcticin or? vin cp, 5;, Lg, vo], apt passed the second day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifky· . .2 - ‘ cr · · .
- J J6 cxght, enutled An act to px·ov1de for the locauon of certam confirmed
private land clmms Ul the State of Missouri, and for other purp0ses,” and all other parts of snud act whxch relate to lands in Louisiana, confirmed
