The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-30
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
seed under the rule, and referred to the appropi-

The following petitions and memorials were pre-
seed under the rule, aud referred to the appropi-
ate committees:
BY Mr. WILLIAMS; The petition Of william Poole,
praying or peision referred 10 the Committee Invalid
Pensions The petition Of Jonathan Adams and 90 9th
ers against ne annexation Of Texas as slave State
ny Mr. JlBbArTsi The petition Of Hiram Humphreys,
praying Iteration Tor losses Sdsta.ed BY him in build
ing bridge Tor the United states.
ny Mr. ANDREW JOHNSON: The petition OF George
Miller OF sullivan county Tennessee praying Congress
grant him pension IN consequence Of being disabled
while IN the service Of the United States private sol
der The petition Of Joseph Bell asking Congress to
place him upon the roll of intad pensioners which
referred to the .ummittee Invalid Pensions
BY Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS: petition in relation to
bar In the gulf Pass Christian referred the Commit
es On Iommer 90 The petition Of John l. Allen OF Mis-
the Committee on Invalid Tensions.
By Mr. BoYD petition for the establishment of post
route iom Pnceton, via Empire lronworks to Cadiz In
the State OF Kentucky.
BY Mr. GILES: Tie petition of Thomas Garrett paying
Tor compensation for vessel purchased by him fol the
transportation Of provisions for the army in the late
Ieeed TO tho Committee of Claims The petition OF Eunce
starr the willow Of William Starr soldier OF the
praying for pension: referred to the COMMITTEES
Kevolutionsry Pensions The petition of Magdalena
non pray ing Tor pension: referred to the Committee
Pensions The petition of Elizabeth Myer
wdow oil John Myer soldier OF the revolution. praying
,or pensoni referred to the Committee Revolutionary
By Mr., WOOD. Two remonstrance. one Of M citizens
and another Of Las citizens of Albany against the sdms
SION Of Texas as slave State The circumstances of lao
by Mr. YELL; The petition of the legal repre-
OF ihomas aury ir for services clerk to the Cherokee
Indians: referred TO the Committee Of Claims The petit
ton OF David r. Wlburn OF Arkansas, praying tha right
Of preemption referred to the Committee on the Public
bands The petition OF the citizens Of Independence coun
", Arkansas praying mailroute kc referred to the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY MIR. WENTWORTH; The petition OF Daniel Adams
and snndry other citizens of Cook county for mail
nom Chicago via milford Stebbins Gross Point Esville
and Ltefo to Southport referred to the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. SAWTELLE; The remonstrsnce of John Robin.
SON and 80 others citizens Of the State of Maine against
the admission OF Texas slave State Tho
Of inhabitants OF st. Adams of the Maine of like
Character which were ordered to lie the table The
petition Of Benjamin j. Porter Tor allowance of seven
years hapay for services rendered during the revou
uonary war; as surgeons mate.
BY Mr. T. SMITH: The remonsrance of William
against the admission of Texas slave State The re-
monstrance OF the same character by j. Dinsmoor
hity-six others, citizens of the State OF indiana.
BY Mr. BOWLIN: The petition of Theodore F. Long
and one hundred and nneyone others citizens of the land
district praying the removal Of the land office Jackson
Cape Girardeau county Missouri TO Fredericktown Mad
son county in the States referred the Committee on
hun rsd and twenty three Others citizens of the land dir
trict praying the removal of the land Office Of Jackson
above referred to the Committee the Public Lands The
petition OF C. H. Collier and others citizens the
land district prayn the removal OF the Jackson land Office
as abovei referred to the Committee the Public Lands
Tho petition OF John Thomas and fifty eight Others cit
zens OF the land district the removal Of the
Public Lands The petition Of solomon d. Caruthers and
thryone others citizens Of the land district praying the
removal of the land office from jackson
as above: referred to the Committee the Public