The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-05

.aon for mail service. on maIlrou,e from Augusta sa-
vsnnah in the State OF Georgia referred TO tbs Committee
By Nj KENNoN, OF G D. Kinnear. and go other
reduction postage all newspapers containing
than 500 square inches In size referred 10 the Committee
By Mr. T BUTLER KING: OF the pilots, and others of
the town of ST Mays Georgia asking that the lighthouse
Amelia Island may be removed 70 more eligible posi-
ton. OF the Central Railroad and Banking Company Of
Geogia praying that cer;an bonds; gwen by said cum
TO the Commsee on the Judiciary
agent at 81 Peter praying TO be allowed rent Tor buildings
for the of the Indian Agency ut that place, occupied
airs dfAbs Brnke Of Butler county
for amount due from government certificate for services
Revolutionary Claims ofJoseph Shaw, Tobias Hammer,
and III others citizens of Cambria county Pennsylvania,
papers, and praying reduction all newspapers
moi containing more Than 500 square inches referred
TO the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
OF Barbara Lancaster, OF Wesmoreland county, Pcnnsyl
vania formerly widow of Hugh Greer who was soldier
referred to the e, Co on tee. on Public Lands;
c. Bates, of the city OF Detroit for grant company in
coporaed by the State of Michigan oil the right of way
canal the falls of ST Mar river in said State; and
also for appropriation of lands TO aid in the
Detroit praying Congress extend the principles OF the
laws regulating drawbacks and warehousng to trade
with Canada, that Canada wheat may be imported into
the frontier adm,ted entry under
bond be manufactured into -four in the United States and
upon the expectation OF the flour, the bonds may be can
ceied nndec such regulations as Congress may provide
BY Mr. MoRRlS Two petitions Of citizens OF the eonn-
ty of Highland, of citizens Of the county of Cler
mont aud one OF citizens of the county OF Brown, Ohio
oashou ' he uned {" e
, the Commiuee on the Posi- Office and Post Roads
the establishment of postroute from Noun, Lebanon to
Aexandra Louisiana referred 10 the Committee on the
! BY Mr. POLLOCK. OF Jane Lynn, of Union county
Pennsylvania, widow OF revolutionary soldier, praying
BY Mr.. PUTNAM. OF inhabitants of the county of Or
snse New York praying for the REDUCTION of postage on on
juvenile reading OF inhabitants OF Lchfed, Connects
cut or Emmi Crossman, Of Sheldon, New York, the
BY Mr. RICHEY. The petition of L. D. Cory and As
praying for proponionate reduction of postage on al
newspapers containing more than 500 square inches in
: Roads - 49, '''' '''''' - ''' ~ ''ss N,
! BY Mr. ROSE: OF citizens of Canandaigua, New York
the disease of the potato referred to the Committee on
: BY Mr.. RUMsEy: OF inhabitants of Potter county
Pennsy MIA and Allegheny county, New York, for post
Gaa from i6eyqye Valley, y Of condsrspOl' and
BY Mr., r. SMITH OF Jesse Gordon, revolutionary sol
der in the sd year OF his age praying an increase OF pen
sion: referred TO the Committee on Revolutionary Pen
slons.
BY Mr. A. STEWART: OF citizens of Pennsylvania, 70
the passage OF law providing for the free distribution
the public lands among the Observation-Disclosures Of the United
of the Pennsy leg stature favor OF the repea
OF The act of Congress of the 3D. March, 1871 charging post
age on certain referred 10 The committee or
" BY Mr.. C. E. STUART: From inhabitants Of Eaton ant
gan the capital of the State via Eaton apds rfere.
citizens Of New Buffalo, Michigan, for appropriation
improve the harbor that places referred TO the Com
MI mittee Commerce.
= BY Mr.. TAYLOR; or James Moore and 36 others, Cit
OF Pike county, Ohio praying reduction OF the post
age small newspapers referred 10 the COMMITTEE OF
=, the Post Office and Post Roads
y BY Mr.. WM. THOMPSON: Sundry petitions from va
rous parts of the State of Iowa. in addition to former pet
tons OF the same Purport praying for the esta6shment
,f posoue from Alexandria, in the State OF Missouri VII
n Bloomfield Princeton, Knoxville, and other intermediate
points, Fort Des Moines in the State of Iowa. referred
- to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads.
70 BY Mr. TWEEDY: OF the Legislative assembly of thu
- Territory of Wisconsin, praying for an appropriation 10
nj tie erection of penenary in said Territory heretofore
= presented December II, 1886 OF the same, praying 10
the appropriation of Fort Howard the Territory OF Wis
a for educational purposes. heretofore presente'
April 3d. 1876: referred 10 the Committee Territories
Of Henry d. Huff and "a citizens of Wisconsin and Illinois
s. praying for the shment Of postronIe from South
port Wisconsin, Richmond, Illinois, via Pleasant Prairie
N the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads.
eI BY Mr.. WENTWORTH: OF Charles B. Collins, for
n abroad the American continent the Paoc
- ferred the Committee Public Lands Also for a mail
a from Wilmington in Will county, via Macon, il
GIundy county, to Pontiac, in Livingston county rcerre
: 10 the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads o
o. VIM Scofeld for pre-emplion right: referred tn
' Committee Public Lands.
- BY Mr. WILLIAMS OF Hannah Weston, for n pension il
consideration ohe services of her husband uring the
dictionary referred to the Committee Reyoluona
= ry Pensions.