Land Office at Champagnole, established, (No. 96,) ̊

Lead ore lands in, may be sold, (No. 105,)

Authorized to appropriate 72 sections for schools, (No. 108,)

Authorized to sell salt spring lands, (No. 130,)

Boundary between Missouri and, confirmed, (No. 134,)

ARKANSAS, continued.

Act of 1824, authorizing land suits to be brought against the United States,

extended to, (No. 89,)

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97

101

109

111

Bounty land in, unfit for cultivation, may be surrendered by certain sol-

diers, &c., (No. 150,)

141

Owners of Spanish or French claims in, which have been confirmed by

the State court, may enter the same, (No. 168,)

Certain donation claims in, may be entered, (No. 174,)

Swamp lands granted to, (No. 182,)

153

156

169

Certain lands in, reserved for military bounties, released, (No. 199,)

185

Lands granted for the Little Rock, Fulton, and Fort Smith Railroad,

(No. 216,)

196

ARMORY,

At Springfield and Harper's Ferry, boundaries may be altered, (No. 94,). 100

Certain lots at, may be exchanged, (No. 304,)

BELLEVIEW, BURLINGTON AND DUBUQUE, certain lands granted to,

(No. 217,)

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, to settle private land claims in California,

to be appointed, (No. 189,)

BOUNTY LANDS. (See WARRANTS.)

Soldiers in late war, may surrender and re-locate their warrants, (No. 39,)

Time extended, (No. 213,)

In Arkansas, of soldiers of 1812, may be surrendered and other land

located, (No. 150,)

Claims for, not to be satisfied out of unoffered lands, (No. 188,)

175

Claims of soldiers of 1812, how satisfied, (No. 55,)

70

Extended, (Nos. 143, 230,)

137, 212

Widows, though married again, when entitled to, (No. 256,)

239

Provided for soldiers to the extent of one hundred and sixty acres, (Act,

1855,) (No. 282,)

252

Amended, (No. 287,)

256

Soldiers in Bailey's battalion of Black Hawk war, entitled to, (No. 318,). 284

BUILDINGS,

Erected by the United States, for Indian agents, &c., may be sold after the

extinguishment of the Indian title, (No. 71,)

CALIFORNIA,

C.

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Admitted into the Union, (No. 176,)

158

Commissioners to be appointed to settle private land claims, (Nos. 189,
229, 232, 264, 326,)
175, 211, 213, 242, 288

Indian reservations in, authorized, (No. 221,)
Survey of lands provided for, and pre-emption rights granted, school lands
set apart, &c., (No. 224,) .

Pre-emption privilege extended, (No. 233,).

United States circuit judge to preside over district court, at trial of cer-

tain land claims, (No. 273,)

Indian reservation in, may be enlarged, (No. 280,).

President authorized to establish land districts in, (No. 323,)

Certain public archives to be put in charge of the Surveyor-General,
(No. 328,)

Act to prevent frauds in land titles in, (No. 329,)

CANAL around St. Mary's falls, Michigan, lands granted for, (No. 208,)
CERTIFICATE of treasurer of United States, to be received for land, (No. 93,)
CHAMPAGNOLE, Arkansas, land office established, (No. 96,)
CHARITON LAND DISTRICT, Missouri, established, (No. 160,)
CHEROKEE pre-emption claims in Arkansas, confirmed, (No. 69,)
CHICAGO, authorities of, may excavate a certain reservation, (No. 202,)
CHIPPEWA INDIANS,

Treaty with, explained, (No. 91,)

204

205

213

247

251

286

290

291

Titles to lands in Minnesota and Wisconsin to be extinguished, (No. 261,) 240

CHOCCHUMA,

Certain sales of lands at, confirmed, (No. 106,)
Land office removed from, (see Appendix, No. 422,)

CHOCTAW INDIAN LANDS,

In Mississippi, (No. 59,)

Acts for relief of purchasers of, (Nos. 317, 341,)

Lands formerly reserved for French and Spanish claims may be pre-empted,
(No. 222,)

Which have been confirmed, to be patented, (No. 262,)

CLERK, principal of public lands and of survey, (No. 32,)

COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI,

204

241

.

46

Certain sales of Chickasaw lands at, confirmed, (No. 106,)

COMBINATION to depress price of lands forbidden, (No. 20,).
COMMISSIONER,

Certain alleged frauds at, under the pre-emption laws, to be investigated,
(No. 72.)

Of the General Land Office appointed, (No. 8,)
duties, (No. 32,)

COMPETITION between purchasers, how settled, (No. 12,)

COMPENSATION. (See FEES.)

CONFIRMING SALES OF LANDS, (No. 31,)

In Louisiana, (Nos. 54, 157,)

In certain cases, (No. 62,)

School lands in certain States, (No. 68,)

COOSA LAND DISTRICT,

A tract of land annexed to, (No. 43,)
Office removed to Mardisville, (No. 49,)

COPIES of papers, affecting titles, to be furnished, (Nos. 13, 32, 75,)
COUNCIL BLUFFS, certain land may be entered for, (No. 235,)

46

68, 145

78

82

56

65

36, 46, 88
214

COUNTERFEITING WARRANTS, &c., (No. 349,)

CROGHANSVILLE, Ohio, certain lots confirmed, (No. 95,)

73

173

204

225

245

84

D.

DANCING RABBIT CREEK, claims under treaty of, to be satisfied, (No. 59,)
DE BASTROP GRANT, in Louisiana,

Certain claims in, to be settled and pre-emptions allowed, (No. 187,)

Lands in, and in other French and Spanish claims, may be pre-empted,
(No. 222,)

Certain claims in, confirmed, (No. 241,)

Settlers on, may enter all subdivisions on which they have made improve-
ments, (No. 269,) .

DEATH of party entitled to pre-emption, in case of executor or heir, may file
necessary papers, (sec. 2, No. 72,)

DECLARATORY STATEMENT,

To be filed by pre-emption claimants, (sec. 15, No. 48,)
Claimant can file but for one tract, (No. 72,)

On unproclaimed land, to be filed in three months after settlement, (No. 72,)
DES MOINES RIVER, land granted to Iowa to improve, (No. 117,)
DETROIT, land titles adjusted in, (No. 65,)
DISTRICT LAND. See State in which situate.
DONATIONS,

Of lands in Florida to settlers, (Nos. 56, 87,)
Certain in Arkansas, may be entered, (No. 174,)
In Oregon, provided for, (No. 181,)

Amended, (No. 218,)

In New Mexico, provided for, (No. 245,)

DUBUQUE CLAIMS,

In Iowa declared public land and subject to pre-emption, (No. 58,)
Certain town lots granted to, (No. 84,)

lands granted to, (No. 217,)

Embezzlement act with regard to,

E.

59

84

84

119

80

71, 96

156

165

199

230

73

94

198
314

In sale, how corrected, (Nos. 11, 14, 17, 19, 149,)
In location of land warrants, how corrected, (No. 225,)
In sale, repayment authorized, (No. 355,)
EVIDENCE, copies under seal of General Land Office, to be, (Nos. 8, 13,)
EXECUTORS may file necessary papers in pre-emption cases, (No. 72,)
EXEMPLIFICATIONS OF GENERAL LAND OFFICE RECORDS, to be of
same validity as if signed in full, (Nos. 13, 32, 75,)

FERNANDINA, Florida, certain lots relinquished to, (No. 85,)

59

134, 179

302

95

FILING DECLARATORY NOTICE, not lawful for a claimant to file for more
than one tract, (No. 72,)

FIVE PER CENT. of proceeds of public land in said State, granted to Wis-
consin, (sec. 7, No. 113.) (See FUND,)

FLORIDA,

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Providing for armed occupation and settlement of, (No. 56,)

Amended, (No. 87,)

Act for relief of settlers under foregoing, (No. 145,)

Land District of Alachua established, land office to be at Newnansville,
(No. 67,)

Certain school selections authorized, (No. 83,)

Admitted into the Union, and boundary fixed, (No. 101,)

Amended, (No. 102,)

Island keys, &c., to be surveyed, (No. 144,)

Certain entries at Newnansville, legalized, (No. 193,)

Tampa District in, established, (No. 257),

Lands granted to railroads from St. Johns river, from Pensacola, &c.,

Amended act, (No. 271,)

(No. 289,)

Patents to issue for lands in St. Augustine District sold by Receiver Cleland,

(No. 86,)

308

Military reserves in, to be sold, (No. 301,)

Gratiot reservation, right of way, &c., granted on, (No. 350,)

FOX AND WISCONSIN RIVERS,

Land granted to Wisconsin to improve, (Nos. 120, 248,)

Reservation subject to pre-emption, (No. 139,)

Sales of certain sections confirmed, (No. 165,)

Sale of land selected and sold by State for, confirmed, (No. 339,) .

FUND,

Two per cent. in Missouri, how appropriated, (No. 356,)

Two per cent. granted to Missouri and Alabama, (secs. 16, 17, Nos. 48, 131,
161,)

Two per cent., how to be applied by Mississippi, (No. 141,)
Five per cent. on sales granted to Iowa, (Nos. 103, 162,)

Florida, (No. 102,)

108, 148

Alabama allowed longer time to select lands, (Nos. 131, 161, 215,) 131, 147,
Five per cent. allowed Mississippi on Indian reservations, (No. 314,)

FRAUDS,

Under certain pre-emption laws, to be investigated, (No. 72,)
In land titles in California, how prevented, (No. 329,)

GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

Established, (No. 8,)

Reorganized, (No. 32,)

Appeals from, lie to the Secretary of the Interior, (No. 167,)
GRADUATION ACT,

Authorizing reduction to actual settlers, (No. 251,)

Compensation of Register and Receiver under, (No. 276,)
Receiver may refund excess paid under, (No. 277,)

Not to interfere with Lake Pepin reserve, (No. 280,)

As to lands in the Greensburg District, Louisiana, (No. 302,)
Entries under, prior to 3d March, 1857, confirmed, (No. 308,)

GRANT RIVER, a section of land granted to improve at Potosi, (No. 81,)
GRANTS OF LAND. See the State to which made, or RAILROADS,
To state when certified, in lists, the fee to vest, (No. 249,)
GRENADA, Land Office removed to, (see Appendix, No. 42,).
GREENSBURG DISTRICT, LOUISIANA,

Certain lands to be re-surveyed, (No. 64,)
Certain settlement claims confirmed, (No. 114,)

H.

HARPER'S FERRY,

Boundary of armory at, may be changed, (No. 94,)
Other lots may be purchased for armory, (No. 304,)
HEIRS,

May file pre-emption papers, (No. 72,)

Of deceased pre-emptors' patents, to issue to, (No. 72,)
Patents for bounty lands may issue in name of, (No. 78,)

HOME DEPARTMENT. (See INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.)

HUNGARIAN SETTLERS IN IOWA, entitled to pre-emption, (No. 327,)

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100

273

84

84

91

288

123, 294, 310

HOUMA LAND CLAIM IN LOUISIANA, to be examined by the Attorney-
General, &c., (Nos. 122, 334, 360,)

Lands granted to aid in making a railroad to the Ohio river, (No. 178,)
Pre-emptions granted on line of said railroad, (No. 205,)
Chicago authorities may excavate a certain reservation, (No. 202,)

Authorized to select residue of lands granted for the Illinois river and Lake
Michigan Canal, (No. 247,)

Settlers on lands in, selected for internal improvements, entitled to pre-
emption, (No. 340,)

INDIANA,

Certain lands selected for Wabash and Erie Canal confirmed to, (No. 45,)
May select other lands, (No. 136,)

Lands granted to extend said canal, (No. 99,)

Miami lands in, opened to pre-emption, (No. 109,)

may be pre-empted with land warrants by soldiers, (No. 152,)
Certain lands attached to Fort Wayne and other districts, (No. 116,)
Pottawatomie reservations, how alienated, (No. 135,)
Deficiency of grant for University supplied, (No. 198,)
Saline lands in, may be sold, (No. 201,)

Indemnified for loss of a certain township granted for University, (No. 231,) 212
Titles to lands granted in 1778 to be adjusted, (No. 246,)

233

Land office at Vincennes continued, and certain titles adjusted, (Nos. 303,
346,)

272, 301

286

310

Certain deeds to be returned to land office at Vincennes, (No. 322,)
Act for the relief of a certain township in Wabash county, (No. 359,)

INDIAN LANDS,

When acquired, improvements on may be sold by the Secretary of War,
(No. 71,)

Net proceeds of sale of, how to be paid to certain tribes, (No. 280,)
Reservations in California authorized, (No. 221,)

84

251

204

Improvements on Indian lands in Washington Territory may be paid for,
(No. 306,)

276

INDIANS,

Brotherton, to be citizens, (No. 37,)

51

Christian, land sold to A. J. Isacks, confirmed, (No. 338,)
Reservations of, intruders may be removed from, (No. 343,)
Patents may issue to, for certain lands in Kansas, (No 358,)

297

300

309

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ESTABLISHED, (No. 167,)
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS,

150

Lands granted for, (sec. 8, No. 48,)

59

Lands in Illinois, Arkansas and Missouri to be selected by the Governors,
(No. 50,)

66

Lands erroneously selected in Wisconsin for, may be pre-empted, (No. 332,) 294