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Schoolcraft asking compensation for his services as
dsbursng agent Of the Indian bureau between the years
ls22 and lsli which was referred to the COMMITTEE ON
MI = also presented additional documents relating to
the memorial Of the legal representatives OF John Ander-
son which were referred to the Commtee 0f Claims
Mr. r. also presented additional documents relating 70
the petition Of Ezra WIliams which were referred to
i Mr.. SEBASTIAN presented the petition Of the late
and present receivers and registers OF the Helena land
oce in Arkansas, asking to be allowed commissions on
the entry Of lands under military bounty land warrants
i Mr. g. observed that as general bill had already been
reported, he would move that the petition lie on theabe
Mr.. DODGE. Of Wisconsin. presented a memorial OF
the Legislature Of Wisconsin asking survey of the
thereon may be allowed the right Of presumption; which
was referred 1.-The Committee on Public Lands. ssg
Mr.. D. also presented memorial Of the Legislature Of
Wisconsin, asking the establishment Of mail route from
Miscoda to Adams, the county seat Of Sank county, in
that State; which was referred to the COMMITTEES on the
o 1 Rs Rssd sS Sssssd & fsss ss na ss
asking indemnity for losses sustained BY the destruction
Of his property during the attack Of the United States
army on Tobaseo in Mexico; whichwas referred to the
Mr. CLAY presented the petition Of Jos. Farrsnt.
heir Of revolutionary officer, asking to be allowed apen-
! MI. c. also presented the petition Of Jams Della
cou asking that the presentation Of any document in
Senate o the dissolution ~ q The Union may bs made
| il; which was ordered to lie on the table
Mr. C. also presented the memorial Of the heir Of BEN
bearer Of dispatches in the revolutionary which
referred to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
Mr.. c. also presented memorial from citizens 81 Ohio,
asking the recognition Of the Independence OF Liberia;
which was referred to the Committee Foreign Rela-
tons.
u,Iar for far IN
fornia whish was referred to the Committee on Military
by the legislature Of indiana favor Of the claim Of the
representatives OF Colonel Francis Vg0 for advances
made to the troops commanded BY General Geo Rogers
Clark in 77s79s which was referred to the Commttee
on Revolutionary Claims and motion to print the
was referred TO the Committee on Printing.
| Mr. BRADBURY presented the petition :ol GyIIs n
war Of 1875 which was referred to the Committee on
/ Pensions.
Maine asking for the, passage Of law abolishing
ogging in the navy of the United States; which
ferred 10 the Committee on Naval Affairs:
| Mr.. DODGE, OF Iowa, presented petition OF citizens
Of Iowa and Illinois, asking the removal Of the obsruc
tons in the upper and lower rapids in the Mississippi
river; which was referred to the Committee on Com
Mr. d. also presented two petitions OF citizens Of Cedar
county, Iowa, asking grant OF land to aid in the con-
which ~ were RI referred to the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. D. also presented petition OF citizens Of Cayt9n
county, Iowa, asking that Thomas Linons ntle 70 the
Indian farm on Yellow river be confirmed; which was
referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
On motion by Mr.. DODGE, Of Iowa. se.s
the Senate be referred the Committee Public Lands
On motion by Mr. SEWARD.
ordered, That the petition Of Foxal A. Parker be with
drswa from the dies and referred V The commnes on Sa
REPORTS FROM coMMrrrEEs
MIR. YULEE, from the Committee on Naval Affairs, to
rhcrr nj
asking compensation for diplomatic services by
her husband, asked to be discharged from the further
consideration OF the same. and that il be referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign Relations; which concured in.
MIR. Y. also, from the same committee. 10 whom was
referred the memorial OF the officers and crew OF the
cutter Hamilton, asking that the navy pension
laws may be extended 10 them asked TO be discharged
from the further consideration Of the and that be
referred to the Committee on Commerce. lsl
| MIR. Y. aso from the same committee, to whom was
referred the memorial OF VIM. D. and Julia Aiken, sub
mted report which ordered to be printed, accom-.
panied by bill for her elief which was read and passed
Mr.. Y. also. from the. same committee, to whom was
referred the OF Commander james Mcintosh, sub
panied BY bill for his relief; which was read. and
passed to a second reading.
Mr. Y. aso from the same committee, to whom was
referred the petition Of Charles Cobun, made adverse
report the same which was ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Y. also, from the same committee. TO whom had
been referred the petition OF sonn Fierce maos an az
printed. N ga4 ts ~ stl ,a+ N
| MIR. B0RLAND, from the Committee on Printing, 70
whom was referred the motion to print the report OF the
Secretary OF State showing the names and compensation
OF clerks and other persons employed during the
s4e and the disbursements OF the appropriation Tor the
service Of that department. including foreign MISSIONS re-
| ported in favor OF printing the sane. 81
\ Mr. B. also, from the same committee, 10 whom was
referred the motion TO print the report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury, with statements OF contracts authorized by
that department OF payments for the discharge of misce
laneous claims &C., reported in favor OF printing the
same; which concurred In. tnfet iN4
i Mr.. b. also, from the same committee, to whom was
referred the motion TO print the memorial OF the lsgis
laure OF Alabama, asking that<wo officers Of the navy
be stationed the observatory Of Alaama for the pros
ecution OF astronomical studies, reported in favor OF
printing the same which was concurred in
| Mr.. B. also, from the same committee. TO whom was
referred the motion TO print the memorial OF Charles
Barre and Wilder in behalf Of the heirs OF the widow
OF Capt Robert Gray, asking the confirmation OF their
title to the lands purchased OF Indian tribes In 1921, on
the northwest coast Of America reported against printing
| the same; which was concurred in
| Mr.. FELCH, from the COMMITTEES on Public Ien1s 20
whom was referred the memorial Of citizens OF Michigan
asking change Of location Of land Offices IN that state
reported bill TO establish additional land once IN the
State Of Michigan; which was read and passed fne
/ second reading
| Mr. r. also, from the same committee, TO whom WAS
| referred the petition Of Thomas Webb and John
Cooken register and receiver o the land once Of Green
boro Louisiana submitted adverse report on the same
| which was ordered TO be printed.
4 Mr. BRIGHT, from the Committee on Roads 1nd Ca
nals 10 whom was referred bill granting to The 8me Of
Alabama the right Of way and donation Of public lands
i -. 4. a. 49, 49,