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WEBsrER, by CHARLES j. ISeERsoLL, reported the
folio wing preamble and resolution, viz:

WEBsrER, by CHARLES j. lSGERsoLL, reported the
following preamble and resolution, VIZ
Whereas part Of the testimony relative TO tho charges
made BY the Hon CsAGLrs ssEh.oLt ssalns. me Hon
fund corrupt the party pre has BY order OF tbs House
been printed ss part Of the minority report
be printed
Which was agreed to.
Mr.. McCLELLAND, from the Committee on
Commerce, TO which was referred the memorial Of
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, re-
ported bill directing the conditional transfer Of the
stock held by the United States in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, TO the said company;
which was read twice and committed.
Mr.. RELFE, from the Committee on Public
Lands, TO which referred the bill from he senate
entitled TO authorize the Justices OF the eoun
Nv court Of Bates county, 10 the State OF Missouri,
10 enter certain quarter section Of land for a coun-
ty seat, reported the same without amendment;
which bill was read third Time, and passed.
Mr.. r., also, from the same committee, to
which was referred the bill to provide for the
sale of the mineral lands in the State Of Michi-
gan and Territory Of Wisconsin, reported an amend
aiory bill; which was committed
Mr.. r., also, from the same committee, reported
the following resolutions
R,sOlUsd That the Committee Of the whole House the
state OF the Union be discharged from the consideration Of
the bill TO authorize the President Of the United states to
the land ONCE from jackson, Mssosr, to
be discharged from the consideration Of the bill to
the land office at Lebanon in Alabama from that place TO
passage.
Which resolution was laid on the table.
MIR. C0LLAMER, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, 20 which was referred the bill from the
Senate entitled IAN act for the relief Of Asenath
Canny," reported the same without amendment;
which bill was read three times, and passed.
Mr.. MORRIS, from the same committee, made a
report upon the petition of the heirs Of Stephen
Johnson, deceased, accompanied by a joint resolu-
ZION for their relief which was read twice, and COM
mitted.
Mr.. JOHN q. CHAPMAN, from the Committee
on the District Of Columbia, made an adverse re-
port upon the petition OF citizens Of the District Of
Columbia relative to the levy COURT which was laid
upon the table.
On motion of Mr. BIGGS, ordered that the Com.
mttee on the Judiciary be discharged from the
,ideraon of the petition Of citizens Of Alabama for
changing the place of holding the middle district
court for Alabama, and that it be laid upon the
table.
Mr.. MILTON BROWN, from the same com.
mitiee, made report upon the petition Of the adj
ministrstors Of Joseph Eason, deceased, accompa-
MED by bill for his relief which bill was read
twice and committed.
Mr.. BENJAMIN THOMPSON, from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, who were instructed by
resolution Of the House Of February 10th, 1916
to inquire into the expediency OF reporting a bill
for the construction Of the depot for the
Of gunPowder, made an adverse report. Laid on
the table.
Mr. l. E. HOLMES, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported bill for the relief Of Jose oh
Gideon, accompanied by a report in writing; which
bill was read twice and committed
Mr. III. also, from the same committee, reported
bill for the relief Of. David Myrele, accompanied
by report in writing which bill was read twice
and committed.
Mr. CATHCART, from the Committee on In.
dams Affairs, reported bill for the relief Of the
heirs of Hyancinth, Lasseu; which bill was read
twice and committed
Mr.. SAWYER, from the same committee, made
report upon the petition Of John A. Byan, ac-
companed by a bill for his relief; which bill was
read twice and committed.
Mr.. REUBEN CHAPMAN, from the same
committee, made adverse report upon the petition
Of l.. p. Chatham; which was laid on the table
On motion Of MIR. RAMSEY, ordered that the
Committee on Military Affairs be discharged from
the consideration of the resolution of the House of
December 49, 1885, relative to converting a portion
Of the forts Of the United States into schools for mil
itary instruction, and that il be laid on the table
On motion of Mr.. NIVEN, ordered that the Com
mittee on Military Affairs be discharged from the
consideration Of the petition Of Mary w Thomp-
son. and that it be referred to the Committee on In
valid Pensions.
Mr.. JOSEPH JOHNSON, from the Committee
on Revolutionary Claims, reported bill to satisfy
the revolutionary land bounty claims of Virginia;
which bill was read twice and committed.
Mr. ST. JOHN, from the Committee on Revolu-
tonary Claims, made an adverse report upon the
petition of the heirs Of Michael Cayder. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. ID. P. KING, from the same committee, re-
ported bill for the erection of monument to the
memory of Gen. Nicholas Herkmer; which bill
was read twice and committed
Mr.. TOOMBS, from the Committee on Private
Land Claims, reported bill for the relief of James
b. Davenport; which bill was read twice and COM
mitted
Mr.. T. also reported bill from the same commit
tee for the relief of Thomas B. Scott of Louisiana;
which bill read twice and committed
Mr.. THOMASSON, from the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads, reported a Joint resolu-
ton for the relief Of George r. Smith; which was
read twice and committed.
On motion of Mr.. THOMASSoN, ordered that
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads be
discharged from the consideration of the petitions of
Thomas Withrow, B. F. Lemen, Elijah Coombs.
and Josiah BIackman, and that they be laid on the
table.
Mr.. S. ADAMS, from the Committee on Private
Land Claims, reported bill for the relief of the
heirs of John Wall deceased, accompanied by a re-
port in writing; which bill was read twice and COM
mitled
Mr.. MORSE, from the same committee, reported
bill for the relief of the heirs or assigns of Eiza-
beth Burrlss; which was read twice and committed
Mr.. BENTON, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, to which was referred bill for the rsef OF
George Jackson and others, reported the same with
out amendment, with Recommendation that i, do
not pass; which was laid on the table.
And then the House adjourned
THURSDAY, June lS, 1886
IN SENATE.