The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-13

State Of Illinois 10 impose a tax upon all lands here
after sold by the United States in that State, from
and after time Of such sale" taken up, and, OF
motion Of Mr.. BREESE, the consideration thereo
was indefinitely postponed.
LEnIsGros BuFFESBEReER
The "bill for the relief of Lexington Buffenher
ger I" was read second time, considered as in com
mittee Of the whole, reported back TO the Senate
without amendment, ordered TO be engrossed for
third readrg, and, by unanimous consent, read q
third time and passed
HENRY NEWMAN.
The "bill for the relief of Henry Newman" wa,
considered as in committee of the whole, reported
without amendment, ordered to third reading
and, by unanimous consent, read third time and
passed
rErER yosasCHMpT.
The "bill for the relief Of Peter Won Schmidt,
was read second time, considered as in COMMITTEES
Of the whole, reported back without amendment
ordered to third reading, and, by unanimous con-
sent, read third time and passed.
JOSEPH KENDALL.
The "bi for the relief Of Joseph Kendall" was
considered as in committee OF the whole, reported
back without amendment, ordered to be engrossed
for third reading, and, by unanimous consent
read third time and passed.
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
The "bill 10 amend the act approved June 18th
1874 for the adjudication Of private land claims be
fore the courts and for other purposes" was aker
up, and on motion Of Mr.. ASHLEY, its considers
ton was indefinitely postponed, bill TO the sam'
end having been passed
FRANCIS LoMMERAssE.
The "bi for the relief Of Francis Lommeranne,
was read considered as in committee OF the whole
| reported hack without amendment, ordered TO
third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
third time and passed.
| RICHARD AND BENJAMIN KIDD.
The "bill for the relief of Richard Kidd and Ben
iamin Kidd ;" was considered as in committee Of tn
| whole, reported without amendment, ordered TO
third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read I
third time and passed.
THOMAS RHODES.
The "bill for the reliefofThos. Rhodes" was real
a second time, considered as in committee Of thu
whole, reported back without amendment, ordere'
TO third reading, and, by unanimous consent, real
a third time, and passed
| JANIS ERWIN AND OTHERS.
The "bill for the relief Of Jas Erwin OF Arkan
sas and others" was read a second time, consider
ed as in committee Of the whole, reported back {
the Senate without amendment, ordered to engross
ed for third reading, and, by unanimous consent
read third time, and passed
wa. A. sLAcUM.
The "biI for the relief Of the personal represen
tatiyes Of MN. A. Sacum, deceased, !" was read
second time, considered as in committee Of IN
whole reported back without amendment, ordered I
be engrossed for third reading, and, by unanimou
consent, read third time and passed
NATHANIEL KurKEsDALL.
The "bill for the relief Of Nathaniel Kuykendall
| was again taken up, considered as in committee G
the whole reported back 10 the Senate wiihou
amendment, ordered to a third reading, and, b.
unanimous consent, read third time and passed.
JAS. DAVIDSON.
The (House) "bill for the relief Of Jas. David
son Of the county Of Fentress, in the State Of Ter
nessee," was read, considered as IN committee G
the whole, reported without amendment, ordered 1
a third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
third time and passed.
| WILLIAM MccAULEr.
The (House) "bill for the relief Of William Nc
Cauley', was read considered as in committee Of tn
whole, reported without amendment ordered to
third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
third time and passed.
JOHN FIcKLN.
The (House) "bil for the relief Of John Ficklin
| was considered as in committee of the whole repor
ed to the Senate without amendment, ordered to
third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
third time and passed
i ARTHUR r. rRooeE.
The (House) "bill for the relief Of Arthur
| Frogge, of Fentress county, Tennessee" was cor
sidered as in committee OF the whole, reported bac
to the Senate without amendment, ordered to thir
reading, and by unanimous consent, read a thr
time and passed.
JOSEPH NJ. RHEA.
The (House) "bill for the relief Of Joseph N
Rhea of the county Of Sullivan, in the State of Ter
| nessee," was considered as in committee Of tn
whole, reported back without amendment, ordere
to third reading, and, by unanimous consent, rea
third time and passed.
| PETER cAPELLA.
The "bill for the relief Of Peter Capella, admin,
traitor of Andrew Capela, deceased" was considere
as in committee of the whole, reported back withot
amendment, ordered to a third reading, and, b
| unanimous consent, read third time and passed
The "bi supplementary to an act entitled "a
| act enabling the clamants TO lands within the limit
of the State Of Missouri and Territory Of Arkaass
to institute proceedings to try the validity Of the
j claims approved the 26th Of May, 1924" wa
taken, up and its consideration indefinitely pos
poned.
RICHARD g.. coxE..
The "bll for the relief of Richard s. Coxe," wa
| read second time, considered as in committee
the whole, reported without amendment, ordered
third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
| third time and passed.
TIME OF HOLDING THE FEDERAL COURT IN MORT
|
| The (House) bill to change the time of holdin
the federal court in North Carolina, was considere
as in committee Of the whole, reported withor
amendment, ordered to a third reading and, b
unanimous consent, read a third time and passed.
/ 81 HARRIET l.. cUTcHING.
The "bill for the relief of Harriet L. Cutching,
was considered as in committee of the whole, n
ported back without amendment, ordered to THU
reading, and, by unanimous consent, read thir
time and passed
| ..' THOMAS BRowNELL.
The "bil for the relief of Thomas Brownell," W,
read second time, considered in committee
the whole, reported back without amendment, o
dered to be engrossed for third reading, and, b
unanimous consent, read third time and passed.
i TRANSFORMATIONS ACROSS INDIAN TERRITORY.
The "bill to authorize the transportation Of good
wares, and merchandise through the Indian terrt
ries," was considered as in committee of the Who'll
reported without amendment, ordered to a THU
reading, and, by unanimous consent, read a thi
time and passed. ....
JOHN 4. HOLLAND.
The (House) "bill for the relief Of John Z. He
land - was considered as in committee Of the whol
reported without amendment, ordered to be engros