Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-08

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 lie also presented resolution of the Legislature of Arkansas, relative to the es- tabilshment of semi-weekly mail from omlthvllle, Lawrence county, via Salem and oapp,s store in Fulton county, in that State, to Springfield. in the State of Mis- souri; which was referred to the Com mlttee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
 He also presented resolution of the Legislature of Arkansas. relative to the changing of the mail route in that State. from Camden to Eldorado, via Lisbon and Buffalo; which was referred to the Commit. tee on the Post Office and Post Roads
 He also presented resolution of tba Legislature of Arkansas for establ;sb;rr Q mail route from Huntsville, in Madison county, via Ozark in Franklin county to Waldron in Scott county; which was refer red to the Committee on the Post OfHoo and Post Roads.
 He also presented resolution of the Leo. islature of Arkansas, relative to the estab. lisbment of mail route, in that State from Washington, in Hampstead county, Caddo Gap, Mount Ida, in Montgomery county. Waldron, in Scot county, to Fort Smith. in Sebastian county, there to inter- sect the overland mail route to California; which was referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
 He also presented a resolution of the Legislature of Arkansas for the establish ment of mail route from Dover, via Big Creek, in Newton county, Tn that State to Forsvthe, in Fancy county, Missouri, which was referred to the Committee oI Post Office and Post Roads.
 He also presented a resolution of the Legislature of Arkansas for the establish ment of mail route in that State, iron Hot Springs, in Hot Spring county, to Cad do post office, in Montgomery county which was referred to the Committee or the Post Office and Post Roads. He also presented resolution ot thu | Legislature of Arkansas, relative to gran | of land for railroad purposes in sad State and an additional grant of six miles ol each side of the Cairo and Fulton railroad or the equivalent thereof; which was re fe1red to the Committee on Public Lands
 He also presented resolution of tn Legislature of Arkansas, relative to gran | of land to construct a railroad Tn tha State from Fulton, on Red River, via For Smith, Van Buren, Fayetteville, and Ben tonville, to the Missouri line in the direction of Springfield, in Missouri, or some suitabl point on the western boundary of the Stat of Mssouri which was referred to tn Committee on Public Lands
 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
 Mir. SEBASTIAN, from the Committe on Indian Affairs, to whom was referee the memorial of Charles A. kinkead, o behalf of the firm of Livingston, Kinkea & Company, praying indemnity for robber and injuries sustained from the Sioux In dians, reported bill (S. No. 69) for tn relief of Livingston Kinkead & Company which was read and passed to a secon' reading.
 He also, from the same committee, t whom was referred the memorial of Georg Stealey, of Frankfort, Kentucky, pravin, compensation for services and expense while on mission to the Indian tribes il the northern part of California, under au thority of the Indian Commissioners, il 1850 and 1851, reported bill (S No. 70 for the relief of George Stealey; which wa read and passed to second reading.
 He also, from the same committe, t. whom was referred the memorial of tn American Board of Commissioners for For eign Missions, praying to be released iron the condition of the fourth article of tn Cherokee treaty made at New Echota, ol the 29th December, 1885, reported a bil (S. No. II for the relief of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- sions; which was read, and passed to second reading.
 SENATE DRAUGHTsMAN.
 On motion of Mir. JOHNSON, of Ar kansas, the Senate proceeded to the consid eration of the following resolution, submit ted by him on Thursday last; which wa agreed to:
 Resolced, That the resolution of the Senate c the United States of the 18th of January, 1852 di recting the Secretary of the Senate to employ draughtsman for certain purposes therein specified be- and the same is hereby rescinded; and that a public records connected with said officer a draughtsman be delivered to the clerk of the Com mittee on Public Lands for use of said committed
 POST ROUTE IN ARKANSAS.
 MT. SEBASTIAN submitted the follow ing resolution; which was considered b, unanimous consent, and agreed to:
 Resolred, That the Committee on the Post O flee and Post Roads be instructed to inquire into tn expediency of establishing by law a post rout from the courthouse in Craighead county, in tn State of Arkansas, to Pocahontas, in the sam State.