Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01

OnmGUnfdctures:. Messrs. J @. Ad
ans, Denny, Dickerson, McComas, Web
ster, Gideon, Lee, Judson, Halsey and
Granger.
| On agriculture: Messrs Bockee, Bean,
Roam, Shinn, Deberry, BaiIy, Logan,
Phelps and Effner.
On Indian affairs: Messrs. Bell Nc
Carty, Everett, Graham, Ashley, Haynes,
Lyon, Hawes and Chauney.
On military affairs: Messrs. Johnston
ofKy. Spelght, Ward, Thompson, of o
Coffee, Burcb, Mckay, Anthony and
Dromgooe.
On the militia: Messrs Glascock, Hen
dersoO, VIM X, Fuller, Wagner, Cal
houu, of Mass. Joshua Lee, of New York
Carter, Coles and Williams, Of Kentuc
ky.
On nauaI affairs: Messrs. Jarvis, Mi
ligan, Lansing, Reed, Grayson, Parker,
Wise, Ash and Grantland
On foreign relations: Messrs. Mason,
ofVa Howard, Campbell, Cramer, Ham
er, Allen, Ky. Perks, Gushing, and
jackson, Of Georgia.
On the territories: Messrs Patton, Potts
Brown, Fowler, Pickens, Sprague, Pearce
of Maryland, Borden and Montgomery.
On revolutionary pensions: Messrs.
Wardwel, Lea, OF Tenn. Lay, james,
Storer, Morgan, KIingensmlth, Bond and
Fry.
On iauGlid pensions: Messrs. Miller. Of
Penn. BeaIe, Evans, Of Maine, Schenck,
Taylor, of N. Y. Harrison of Penn. Dou
bIeday, Hoar and Howell.
On roadsond Messrs. Mer
Ger, Vinton, Rencher, Lucas, Rey.
nolds, of III. Kanuegan, Steele. Jack
son, of Mass. and Calhoun, Of Ky.
On revisaI and unfinished 6uSi.
ness -Messrs. Huntingdon, Mann, of
Penn, Mason, oil Ohio, HarHn and
Farlin.
On accounts s-Messrs. Lea, Of N.
]. Darlington, Hall, Of Me. Johnson,
of Va. and Turner.
On expenditure inths department
OF State-Messrs. A, II. Shepherd,
Calhoun, of Mass. Hunt Of New York
Morris aud Sickles.
On expenditures in the treasury
department Messrs, Allen, Of W..
Harper, Spangler, Russell and Bar
| ion.
On expenditures on the depart
ment Of 1Oar-- Messrs. Jones, ol Ohio
Bovee, Johnson, of Va. Love and Hub
ley.
On expenditures in the naVy de
pdrtment-Messrs. Hall, of Maine,
S,oans, Seymour, Pettigrew aAd Ma
son, Of N. Y.
On Expenditures IN The post 0.Gce
Department. Messrs. Hawes, Burns,
Childs, Bailey, ofMaineand Reynolds
ofN. Y.
On expenditures on the public
5utidingS -Messrs. Darlington, Haz
elline, Pearce, Of R. |. GaIbraith and
Beale.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
On the raieS and orders Of the
house -Meosrs. Mann, Of n. Y, Ad
ams. of Mass Thomas, of Md. Will
Iiams, Of N. e. Cambreleng, Everett,
Parks, Parker aud Chambers, Of
Penn.
On The northern boundary Of Ohio
-Messrs. J. Q, Adams, Hardin, Pa
ton, Pierce, of N. II. Hayes, Dicker'
son, Mckay, Grayson and Judson.
IHurSday Dec II. - Mr.. Overton
Carr was appointed door keeper, and
j. w. Hunter assistant door-keeper-
receiving l55 votes.
On motion of NJ. Breadsiey, The
house resolved itself into com mites
Of The whole, on the presidents mes
sage Mr.. j @. AdamS in the chair,
and proceeded TO assign the different
parts Of the message 10 the several
committees that had been appointed
by the house.
The resolution for the appointment
of chaploins were agreed TO.
The following resolution, offered
yesterday by Mr.. j Q 2d@ms, was
taken up and agreed to.
Resolved, That the secretary Of war
be directed to report to this house a
statement Of the names OF all the pen.
sioners for services during the revOlu
tiOnary war, pentIoned under the aCl
Of congress of 18th of March 1878,
whose names were struck of the list
by virtue Of the act Of LIST May, 1929
specifying those restored TO pensions
by the act oflst March, 1923 or since
again pensioned under the act Of 18th
! Mav 1908 tha set nf luna 1870 mr. n