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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

The Dayton Gazsus says thai lhs Board Of
Public Works, before issuing lheif lala eonp
d'hridgs order, obsained the assurance Of Ihe
Attorney General and the Supreme Court thai
they would sustain them in carrying OCT Vha.
extraordinary order. We quote the following
paragraph from Ihe Gazeue:
alt is no, claimed that the bridges are too
low, that they Oblru~t the navigation Of the ca.
nails, or in any way dirscIIy damage them. II
this were the claim, the order would have re.
quired the bridges TO be raised or altered in the
particular respect, whatever il might be IN
which they are al obstruction OF inconyeni.
ence, The order is, however, uot than thsy
shall be altered, bus thai they be removed.
torn down and taken away. The railroads.
fuVsooIh, are business rivals Of the canals, and
IL the latter cannot fairly compete with the for.
meF, il is found .ha. they can al least plagus
and annoy them. .--.
"This is ceHaiuly small game bus vs
learn that before commencing 10 play H. ths
As.otpey General and Judges Of The Supreme
Coutl we're consulted; and without repeating
what We have heard said on the subisct. The
presumption is, that The action Of the board
was predcaled on assurance that il would be
sustained"
Now, we know nothing more Of the truth oI
this last allegation, than is contained in she
above extract. Boz this allegation has beer
made, and is no, cOnWadicIe1. !, The bold, con.
fdenI tone with which they have acted, seems
10 imply sris place upon which ~ retreat. =
We now ask ihe question, aud desire those in.
Ieresled to answer. Has the Attorney General
or have the Supreme Conr Judges given their
sanction and approval to this slepi The new
constitution gives the election OF these officers
TO the people, and they have rgh, to know
these things, They are deeply interested, and
desire 10 know whether such orders are en-.
dorsed and sanctioned by their servants.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

IL any thing could be accounted wonderful
in these times. il would be the la'gs accessiOns
which are daily being made to the increase and
BE- lief Of the MoFmons. We are accustomed
TO call the present time more enlightened than
any ora of which history preserves the record,
vel we might perhaps search history in vain for
a time when charlaianry had been more sue.
cessfu or impos,Ors had made greser mum.
Der ofdupes. II 10 scarcely to be doubted that
there are very many who sincerely believe in
the extraordinary fanaIicism called MormoRism
Most OF lie recruits come from the compaFa.
lively eOld.Iempered inhabitants or the North.
ern and Eastern States. or, more especially,
from the thrifty class Of English faTmrrs.
Among The latest proofs Of his Mormon 10.
crease. is statement in a San Diego paper,
thai depuIaIion of Mormons had visited that
city, and that Mnrmon settlement il TO be es.
Isbllshed in lhs valley Of she Gila. Grea. &C.
IiviIy prevails in The preparations for The new
colony. and The qualities oI concentrated indus.
try and effOu which have characterized the
MoFmOns from the first, are very conspicuous.
ly shown in the preparations for the new set.
Ilement. The obiect of The Mormon leaders il
10 open 9 communication with The Pacific, and
establish port at San Diego. And 10 view Of
the whole matter, and of their present and pros.
pecIive relations with the United States. il
would seem that Mormon leaders are looking
10 The lime when ,hsy may become independ.
ent f.he United States. and that their present
laboEs and plans are being made TO thai end.
However doubtful their success may appear,
such appears TO be their hope and intention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

MuD.-OUE STREErs. Never, in the recol
lection Of the "oldesi inhabi.uut," have ouI
streets presented worse appearance than they
do al present Mud-mud-and nothing bu
mudl When will our ci'izens take the matter
into consideration and have the streets and
walks pavedi There are. lois Of "pebblss" 10
This vicinity, and we think your cattle and
sheep would keep 'he@sslvss in better cOndi-
lion II you would have ihs "rOcks" removed
from their present location. Clear up your
pss'urss and gu up-'ho streets. All move to-
ge,hsT. Those who have teams draw Vhs
stones. and .hoss who have not, PuI In and
help do The. work, One week could be spen,
very probably ths way.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

Z The Niagara. the last eseameF from Europe,
brings the following aceount 0f great distress IN
Germany 10 consequence Of scarcity orfood:''
. "The German Journals contain accounts
from nearly every Pon Of Germany exhibiting
The general distress arising from the dearness
of provisions. Ia Li,huanias bands Of from 50
10 40 individuals overEun The country and car.
w of by force whatever cereals they can 6ad
on the farms. Atihe barrier post Of MeFo the
Custom House was auacked. buI unsuccessful
". detachmen, of dragons had been sen,
from T,lsi.. Thirty persons have been arrest.
ed and conducted TO KonisbeEg. Ia upper 81.
leaia and more particularly 10 the circle OF Ryb.
mixer, The famine il producing the worst conse-
quences; sickness and death have 80 increased
the. shs clergy are unequal to the duties of vie.
i,a,ion and burial imposed upon lhsm. Il is
feared thai The hunger. lever Of 1917 end ls4s
will be renewed. The population Of the Tho
ringisn FoFsss are emigFasiug ID despair and
The 0berland Of WeiFnaF, whole parish. eth
priest and school master. hes Ieh the eaansry.
Tho same thing has been repeated in The
dulehs 6lGd.ha Tho gasSsnaaeal has boughi
lhs village aud Is takiag dawn lha hoasAa. IL
.sha OisnwaId, ID Hesas. the pssssaFe is 81
grsatshas.sAs gassrcsaaaa be saas sraoFS shak.
or caring a1 ipsufEecaion."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

Tie CIevslauders are never behind ia The
progress OF Science. They sre- making do
mOnstraIiOn to get up ''grand fair" the re-
csiP.s OF which is to bO LAID out for the pur'
chase Of Philosophical Apparatus for the use
Of Boys Ia the High School. The Apparatus
will cost abou. six or seven hundred dolars
This is 40 excellent move, and We hope their
sbors will no. prove fru,less. All the means
necessary TO instruct ihs Boys should be Pu
within their reach. -.. fs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

The kra Term Of The Court Of Common
Pleas foE ibis county, under The New COnsI.u.
,ion was adjourned on Friday the ssIh. lasting
bui four days. The usual amour, Of business
wss transacted OF sha, class no. transferred TO
she PrObass court by .hs nsv order Of things.
THE granting Of letters of administration. taking
probate Of ~iIls, and the appointment Of Guar.
dans, &C., togs,her with tbs matter Of final ac.
eonaIs, and citations against executors and ad.
nsinissrsiors, being wi.hdrawn from the juris.
dIetion Of the CANNON pleas, the business or
the court is considerably diminished, and lsls
time is necessary, OF course, foE i.s transaction.
-Four jury trials, about the same number TO
the Court. lees than dozen judgements, about
sixty coudnlSnces and about dOzsn cases
stEieksn oiFOr discontinued. made up the busi.
asss Of the law side. OUT OF eighty four cases
on the calendar.
y -Four DEGREES oG. Of fifty cases 10 chancsry
we're enIsrsd, ous OF two cases settled and the
res. eonsiuusd. t...
Il The nature Of the business Of ,his term. pos.
sssssd no great iu,eres, 10 any bu. ,hs par,ss.
Dispatch L more practicable Ia ,hs nsw court
than she old, aLd we think will eharac,erzs its
prosesdiug' under Judge gsldsn. The absence
Of shs associate judges lead some 10 remark
sAas i loekedliks - one horse concern. ~
Siili, As il carries LEES weight. II should make
better time Ghaa'lhs old four horse coach.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

Navy YARO AT SAN FRASclseO. .-cOmmis'
sionsrs have been appointed TO seiec. si,a for :
Navy Yard on Ihe Bay Of San Francisco. The
Board consists Of CommodOrs John u. sloa.
Commander W. 8. Ogden, Lisu.snan, Simon
2, Blunt and W. P. s. Sanger, Esq, civil en-.
gueer by the Navy Department. Lleu'enan
n. Ammsn accompanies the Board as SeeIsia
W, and passed Mdshipman A. c. Jackson al
Drsugh~msn. They sailed from New York OF
the a4,h ult.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
LAM WARRANTS AsslarAsLn.--Ths N..

Lam WARRANTS ASsleNABLE.-ThsN Nas
tional Inie!ligencsE OF the isth instant coasaius
The following important announcement: aW0ls
"The bill making Rouaty Land WarraHsa
assigaabla finally psssed boik Hsases ol c5a.
sress on ThaFsdsy. By the aadsptina dfshs ~
poFt of sacemmissse OF conference osl4he &C.
gFeeing votes Of the two hFaAches 10 Felasioa 70
-amsndmeats which had been inserted ia sha
bill 10 the House. There i ne reason 10
doubt .shasIhs bill will at ones receive the siR.
nature OF The President, and thus beeoms ! Iaw.
Il will benefit many Of the recipients 0f shiz
bounty Of The Government, who. possessing
waFtants Tor land. are themselves unable to 10.
cate them."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

CHEArNEss or AMERICAN CLocEs. s.--It 10 ste.
ted ia the Annual OF Scienes and Discovery
that such il the perfection 10 which the manu-.
facturs of clocks has been carried in Couuec.
tlcut. that tias.Pieoss warranted % Keep good
reckoning. are sold iOF sixty cents. II wkels.
sale. and los one dollar q. retail. The woFks
are ell Of brass, made BY machinery. A. The
manufactoFy Of Ne. Jerome. Of New Haven,
eight hundred of those articles can bspFoduced
per day. Wooden clocks. but comparatively
. Few years since, cold for from ten TO Twelve
dollars. % 7a N se s eSa.a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
March Is. t85a.


I TherSsnaIe occupied most Of the day, yesIer.
day. in Siss6ssi6gths amendment 10 the tax bill.
new bill 10 prescribe he duties OF Judges. &C.,
wed .ipltodacad:S This brings up some things
thai we're, fbTgoMon n The former bill The biIl
20 prescribe ihe manner Of organizing 'he Ley
iislature, was also introduced.
Mr. CovEY gave notice Of bill 10 repeal No
BILE couniy--The,-Ilou bill to turn out two
Wings and put in one Locofoco atIhe Defiance
Eanas0fice. wus ordered 10 bo engrossed. OF
course il wfii.pass.
The House spent most Of the day on bill to
prescribe the manner OF settling claims Tor prop.
eIty taken By corporations for their use. The
principal dispute was, who should pay the costs
10 liigated cases. The commhtee agreed upon
uo,hing definite, and il is open for discussion at
another time.
number of bills were in a state Of progress.
when they ought to have been ready for reading
ihird.tine. but they were all incomplete. un.
finished, and required TO be referred again TO
cnmmilees, and they were referred. The
House ran full tilt on a constitutional snag.
which brought them up ell sIanding on a small
bill. Il could not be passed whhou. incorpora.
ung long law passsd some days since. So. the
law.makers hauled up end have concluded TO
consider the subject.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

3rrMarch 81. Ie5a.
We have now enbarsksd on he twelfth wpek
Of Il session. Doriae De pass week bus H.
lie hes been done In ths way Of passing Laws
though about The usual quantity Of faik has
been had. The tar lsw amendments occupied
The Senate 90 Saturday,, aad Cor some lime be.
fore. As I'll these have yet TO go through The
House. after they pass the Senale, it IS not ne.
IcssssFy 70 refer 70 them. especially. Whai
share the bill will assume. and hoe il will look,
whsa it's passed inlo q lav. il would uoubs
evea q Yankee 10 guess. That il will finally
assume the general form, end contain the gen.
sral lealuses Of the much abused Whig iax lac
af iel6. Is veil setlled. Whe,hes We shall
have aecond edition OF The oulery about Ax.
ing epas and kes,kiues and saddles. and ell that
sor cf slnf. from The Loeofoco press and stump.
leFu, during the GINNING campaign. remains 80 be
seen. There wtl, Al ell events. be some fHH,
id showing up Locofoco eonGsieaey, and pro-
gress iu this iopie.
There appears to be difference of opinion
on ihs subject of salaries. between the Democ.
Facy 6s the. Senate and Of the House. The
House hAs manifested disposition 20 put the
salary Of the Governor and The Supreme Cour
Judges down TO 81 500. and The DistFiet Iudg.
es 20 $500. The Senate insists that tbs
Sinoun, fixed inr the FspoSIof their eommines il
NOT 100 high; Where il Will end no one can
naw determine
Meanwhile. the tex bill, the salary bills, lh'
apporlioumeni bills, the miitna bill. the genera
eoEporslon bills the bin "a Fe.organze the Stale
institutions. &C., &C., are ys. undetermined, and
when the end will come, no one can tell. LEI
us Waii and see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool, March 1:

Liverpool, March IS.
Colicn-The sales Of The week weEs 1900
bales, al Sid for fair Orleans. and SD Cor Mid.
ding; 8 ID for fair Uplands. and aid lOr mid.
ding. The demand s moderate a. ! or De.
cline, mostly on lover sAd middling qualities.
FlOuF-Salss e 3ls foF Western canal, and
f3s per bbl IoF Ohio.
Grain-Ysllow corn isquossd sl eos Sd. Whls
do 81 .22s per quarter. srs, -.s.Il
Provisions-Nsw beefis In active inquiry
with lighI supplies. Old beef is held highsf.
Pork is very scafcs. Bacon is Ia moderale de.
mand, ~ steady prices. Shoulder are shil.
lisg dearsr. Lard In les demand. bas prt.
ees are maintained. -fa ~
Butter Is two shilliugs lover ra4e1 s'-'tt
Tallow Is fully maintained. sfao
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
Poland EnstIfmte.

The winter term of THE institution closed on
ThuFsday, 96.h ul.. The examination Of The
pupils proved lha. Mr.. NJ. R. Atkins, Principal
and Miss e. NJ. BIakeles, Principal Of the fe
male department, and their assistants have done
their duty as teachers. and ,ha, the pupils have
prOfsed By their instructions. Several young
ladies returned TO their homes in this village on
Saturday lest. Ia good health and 10 good spir.
he. The spring and summer term commenced
on the I9lh Of this month. fHt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

f The Bank OF England covers FIVE acFaa Of
ground, employs 300 clerks. aud should clerk
be 100 old foF service. he is discharged on half
pay for life. Fhevo arc no windows on The
street. light is sdmiaedthrOugh1oPen eouris;yR
mob could take the bank. therefore. without can.
non 10 batter the immense walls. The clock
in lhe centre OF the bank has fifty dials attached
20 IL Large cisteEns afe sunk IhJks ceuEls, and
engines 10 PeFfecs order. always ia rsadinsssin
case of hre. The bank ,was Incorporated ii
1894. CaPiIal EIa, Go ssesIiag. OF seos:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
W ashing'on

The Delegates 50 chosen, when assembled
iu Congregational Convention, will choose ono
Dslegale and ono substitute 10 The Wing Ma
,ional Convention. They will Likewise nOmi
naas swO Senatorial Delegates, on the par. Of
the State. whose names viii bc forwarded to
the Secretary Of the State Central COmmnee
W. c. Baseomb Esq. The two candidates for
Senatorial Delegates .hs. shall bO named BY a
majority ofihs Congressional Districts will be
,he SonSlora Delegates 10 the National Con-
sension.
The place for holding the Congressional
Convention will be announced as soon as
sgrsed bpOn BY he County COmminoes Of the
District,
sWssFnn thai The late hour ol this notice,
= wiIi not prevent Ihe SigilanI Wings Of Carroll
from giving that ansDIiOn 10 the muwsE which
ils importance demands. -
- By order Of Whig Cen. Com.
81 - w. r. LLOYD, CaM
oauOII,oB. March as,h, 1859.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
Ma. MANsuM FoR ScorT.--A Washington
letter. in tho New York Tribune. saws:

Ma. MANsuM FoR Scorr.--A Washington
letter, in the New York Tribune. says:
Mr.. Mangum came out day Ortwo ago ia
the Senate 10 brief demonstration which may
be taken for a sort of quasi opening Of the com
ing Presidential Campaign. Mr.. Mangum is one
OF The most catholic and magnanimOus of men
and one OF the most wise and liberal of states
men. No man hits The joint Of difficult. sub
iect with more unsrring aim, OF dispeis the
mist abou, a ioggy one with fever words than
Mr.. Mangum. His long service. great popu.
lari.y and large capacity, smiaen'y poin. him
out as conspicuous mark on The list from
which the Wings will select candidate for the
Vice Presidency. For an honor ofIhis sort no
State is more deserving than North Caroline;
and none Of her citizens more worthy Than
Willie P, Msngum. He avows himself foI
General Scott upon the old Whig platform
without pledges. without letters, without pro.
,essa,ions; and herein he ssriainly displays hi.
accasloned ssnse and discernmenG. Lel the
Whies Of The Snnlh but follow the lead and The
counsels uf such n-n Is NJ. MaagasA. and "a
oseFsAeIpsine lsipmph awaits he parry ID he
nexa election. And where viii they fnd : vi.
ser, more saescious, more honosable mani
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

Ngw sroaE.- Mr.. lanes Houston, Of Ne.
ehaaiss.osa. is rigging ue'a fine room for Dry
Goods Store. usxE deer IN the Patton House.
Ee vill Move into il lmaaedassly, and open oul
his stock fOs The public il few days. Indaes.
mena are bss'sF for business men 10 csuolllon
this spring than they have besu fos several year,
pAsI, On aeenuAs of. our anticipated Railroad.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

EssruAE MsssUn.--llF. Abbot. of Cairo
has shipped sAiexandria, his museum Gov The
United States, consisting ofthe fAresl and mos
curious specimens Of aDcieu. Egyptian arl and
life. The collsesien il said 10. he one Of ,he
most vtlaabEa or lie kiad 10 The world.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
4 Rrlsht spot 10 lhe MAD.

Among ,hs pleasan. and agreeable natter
worthy Of attention during this very muddy
gloomy and peculiar weather, we should notice
The Ball Il the" SIidger House," and Supper q
ihs Patton House," on Tuesday nigh. OF las
week These we're pronounced BY ell present
as decidedly The mos, brlllian. affairs Of ,hs
season,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
Legislature.

~ aaHF e ~ 49,
= Asss.as . = prsi'y generally eOncsasd.
shsashis ezssmAlsss Of very smali,po.alos pol.
4iIsiaHs bee hasdly salieioh. po,ssr % givssAs
foasnsase efshs new consultations thar mssisM
asssssafy ! k.ep i,ruBsirg .~o years. WithOu,
salaaFniag lev mOp.hsso Fsss. This pro.
pszss sdiaInwsni seems - prsspus 70 be ''.he
question saisA requires moEs energy g they
possess by''--a long shot. The Increase ol
thsir am .pay 70 FouR DottAHs nas has
shoas eshAus.ed their resources. and ihey
zeHld lsasO lay down 'hs load until aex. De.
.ssmbHs Tho clusalaad Herald has he fol.
FgeiHz ssaad dil.p ssIlis fuFlhsfsaid sks. al ID.
pIisasiuh wssssesnay nude ID Gov woop, "a
knpss i ease Of 40 adjaarnmsnt, II he wbuld
= epselal asssies Rsx, winter 10 kaIsh "
AHaalzsiea aadss be pew consli.sslon, end ,ha
- aal1 eayahosA' 0hlsfs. ssry empAAIieaIl,
splsa4ass4 soaIa give shsm a'plsdas dadsi
he essaL ssnl o( lhs ssass Of Ohio ihas i.
voaid asyeE eall al.sA : leag ssgelAsr sgaiat
gA@sssplseill nsks sha szms s6aassrs slhs;I
-. 80 .ehaass . spaak szkssask sks lilo.
- xN# 50 faft3Ea8a VII II .kaaass
ssaHe : sasAas - Is a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

II you would foFtily ! eisIs visina. enIiiyAss
her mind. The brighter : kessl6 i. he longer
ID takes 70 GET hot. a5g II aswY .sss a.
g To ascertain weshsTavCman i nassionalses
aoe sske Q muddy dng into the asFles. Of saQiE.
sahacca jsies 90 the ssovs hearth. 4 w4s,aay'
.ascenaia me husbands aquaaisnisy. - using
his hezs closhes crush ssesApaa Aaf eaaAass
wah.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

O1- We call he attention Of lhoss concern.
Cd % ihe advertisement, headed " Surplus Rev
enae.- Nelice % Debtors l. and also 10 The cd
veHismens headed " coslsi Costs II" Timely
aaenasn nay safe 1oahIe. aH8
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
March "a. 1851.

z In the Senate yestereav, The day was occUpi.
ed in discussing the tax bill. Mr.. MooRE and
ME. SHERMAN spoke a. some length ia opposi.
ton to some Of its features. We did NOT hear
their speeches, but learn they spoke wilh deci.
ded ability. The Senate. SfIeF hearing OF the
death Of Gov. MoRRow. passed the resOlaIitns
which are noticed IN another column.
10 the House. an attempt was made 10 pass
the r6Tporsiloh bill. but too many members we're
sbsen,. snd after getting call OF the House.
Dr.. only about forty votes could be go. for H..
So |. was lost bur il was moved 10 reconsider
this vote, and This motion wac laid on the table.
Ii is now hing up TO dry, and when it will be
cut down end acted upon again. remains to be
seen.
A bill allowing appeals in jury cases. from
the Common Pleas to The District Courts, was,
after much iribulation, (being once los. passed.
The proceedings 10 relation to the death OF Gov
MoRRow, closed the work Of the day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

4 ~ .Naessioe that some of..hs locofoeo pa.
pess hase hsls'sa Ihe name of Marin Van Ra,
I'eN q shaassl Presidsa,. ''.uhisc. 10 ,he de-.
oisioa q 'hs Buffalo Pla'fOFA,r. They son,
sire - ahss nvsn ia = used up man.'s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02

Pusa fnEM Atone, THGs HAVE 10 sasEaps;.--
A NJ. Bskea dpd' an laden dslseaida kayts
bssa landed n CassolohsiIchis, Florida. kog he
purpose. Of treating with she seminolssl aad
prevailing upon Them % smigrne. / { e = / 1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-02
Wnshinplon, Mach Is.

Washington, March rs.
HousE-Petlions in favor Of cheap ocean
postage were presented; also, petition from
New York, asking Congress TO stand firm 10
The principles and policy Of Washington, de.
clarlng il inexpedeni, even il practicable, 10
leave our own 10 stand on foreign ground.
Several unimporIant rOports were made.
Mr.. Brooks introduced bill making grant
OF land to Mississippi and Louisiana, - aid in
the construction Of railroads.
Mr.. Wade-A bill TO divide the State Of Ohio
into two judicial districts, regulating the hold.
ing of District and Circuit COuus therein, was
taken up and ordered 10 be engrossed. .,,1..
10 CommIIeo Of the Whole, on the dehcisn-
ey bill, M amendment. appropra.iRg Sas,605
for Ihe Senica Indians, being The amount whh,
held from them BY Striker, the agent, va,
adopted; clause aPprOpria.ing $4,000 for
compensation of special agents, and for inter-
pEcIers for Indian tribes in Texas, having 6ssa
read ,.t s...r... as.s .t.,s'
Mr.. Brooks moved provisn that one abe
agents shall be directed by ihe.Presiden, TO con-
fer with the proper authorities OF The SIats Of
Texas, with view to an arrangement placing
Indians 10 thai State under the control Of The
General Government, reservng them some ter.
riIory, in which they may be secured 10 sheir
possession; after considerable debate il was re.
jscted.
Mr.. Fitch offered an amendment appropria-
ting $4,000 for the purpose Of removing the
Indians 10 some unOccupied lands 10 the United
S,ates. t.E ,...
Mr.. Howard said Texas preferred that the
ln6ians should be removed from her soil.
The California Dock bill was. debated, du.
ring which, s..
Mr.. Brodhsad was severe upon Contractors
on the. Philadelphia Floating Dock; pronoun.
cling il q failure and . nuisancs. He offered
substitute for bill providing oE The erection OF
pier on San Francisco Bay.
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