The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-21

An act granting the right ofway
through the public lands of the Uni
ted States for the construction of
railroad from Great Fall Lake tc
Portland, Oregon.
An act relating to proposals anC
contracts for transportation of the
mail, and for other purposes.
An act repeating the duty on tes
and coffee.
An act to provide for the develop
ment ofthe mining resources of the
United States.
An act to establish the pay of the
enlisted men of the army.
:. An act to, establish system OF
deposits to prevent desertion and
elevate the condition of the rank
and file of the army.
An act to authorize the Commits
sioner Of Claims to appoint Com
missioner to take testimony and for
other purposes.
An act to provide that minors
shall not be enlisted in the military
service of the United States without
the consent Of parents or guardi-
ans.
An act to prohibit the attention
Of soldiers discharges by claim
agents and attorneys.
An act regulating the mode of
making private contracts with the
Indians.
An act to remove political disabil-
tiles imposed by the Fourteenth ar
ticle of the amendments to the Con-
stitution of the United States.
An act to amend an act entitled
can Act to establish a uniform time
for holding elections for electors of
President and Vice President in all
the states Of the Union" approved
January 20, 1S45.
An act to regulate criminal prac
tices in the Federal Courts.
An act to provide for the compile
tion of three volumes of "Wilkes'
United States Exploring Expedi-
tion."
An act granting a pension to the
widow Of Admiral Farragut.
An act supplemental to an act en-
titled on act for the apportionment
of representative to Congress among
the several States according to the
Ninth Census.
An act to change the location of
the Railroad National Bank of Low
ell, Massachusetts, to the city of
Boston.
An act supplementary to an act
entitled an act to aid in the con
struction of telegraph lines and to
secure to the Government the use
ofthe same for postal, military, and
herpurposes. Approved July "a,
1866.
An act to authorize the appoint
ment of Shipping Commissioners by
the several Circuit Courts of the
United States, to superintend the
and discharge OF seamen
engaged in merchant ships belong
ng to the United States, and for
5he further protection of the sea-
men.
An act to reduce duties on i'm
ports and reduce internally taxes,
md for other purposes.
An act for the better security of
,ank reserves and to facilitate bank
clearinghouse exchanges.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS REJECTED.
The important bills and resolu-
ions that have failed this session
re as follows:
The bill to reform the collection
f customs at the various ports of
ltry.
The facilitate commerce between
le United States and Japan. and
1untries of Asia.
To define the rights of miners
nd to encourage the development
mines. I
Joint resolution for a one-term
nendment TO the Constitution.
A bill to provide for a commits
on on the subject of the wages and q
ours of labor, and the division of
'ofits between labor and capital.
Joint resolution for the purchase
the Island of Cuba.
Mexican, Brazilian and Austral,
q Steamship subsidies. 2
Postal Telegraph Bill. =
A bill to prevent cruelty to ami
ais.
Civil Rights Bill.
Civil Service Reform Bill. N
Bill authorizing ten OF more
oops of war.
Joint resolutian proposing an
lendment to the Constitution pro-
ling for the election of the Presi.
Mt by direct vote of the people
d abolishing the Office of Vice
esident. z
Bill relating to the fisheries.
Bill to secure the public lands to
5ual settlers.
A bill granting bounty to per-
rs of color who were slaves prior
April 13, 1861.
A 6i!i to promote emigration to %
United States. Sa
A bill to pay for the illegal seiz-
OF cotton after June 13, 1865.
In addition to these all bills for
admission of Territories as
ties. A
For the punishment of Polygamy
Utah.
For the grants oflands to railroads
! all bills to revive ship-building
all financial measures.