Pre-emption to settlers on the "Maison Rouge grant." On the
right of
Pre-emption to settlers on reservation at the mouth of Ontonagon

river. On the right of

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Pre-emption law. On the memorial of the legislature of Mis-
souri in relation to the
Pre-emption to settlers on the Menomonie purchase, Wisconsin 1 117
Prewitt, Mrs. Priscilla

Printing of the opinions of the Supreme Court in the cases of
Smith vs. Turner, and Norris vs. the City of Boston. In
relation to the

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Public lands. (See Lands.)

Charles

Railroad Company. Orange and Alexandria
Railroad and electric telegraph from the Mississippi river to the
Pacific ocean. On the memorial of Thomas Allen and
others, a committee of a convention of delegates from
several States held in St. Louis; of Winslow Lonier and
Company, and 423 citizens of the United States, in favor
of granting to P. P. F. Degrand and others; sundry re-
solutions, memorials, and petitions from State legislatures,
Chamber of Commerce of New York, public meetings,
and private citizens, in fayor of the plan of Asa Whitney
for the construction of a

Rankin, Anthony

Reeder, Walter R. Johnson, and the legal representatives of
Thomas P. Jones.

Reservation. (See Lands.)

Ripley, (now Mrs. Lawson,) the only surviving child of the late
General E. W. Ripley. Louisiana Elizabeth Lee Alice - 1 154

Rockwell. W. Y. Hansell, W. H. Underwood, and the repre-

sentatives of Samuel

Rogers. Lewis A. Thomas and Thomas

Rogers, legal representative of the widow and heirs of David

Corderoy, deceased. Johnson K.

Rose, widow of Benjamin B. Rose. Susannah

Rules of the Senate regulating admissions to the floor of the
Senate. Amendment of the

S.

Salomon. H. M. Salomon, son and legal representative of

Haym

Salt spring lands. (See Lands.)

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San Francisco and some point in Oregon. Mail service between 1 202
Saut de Ste. Marie, Michigan, praying that commissioners may

be appointed to adjust land claims of settlers at that
place. On the petition of citizens of

School lands. (See Arkansas and Wisconsin.)
Seamen in the Gulf and Pacific squadrons during the Mexican
war may be placed on same footing as the soldiers of the
army. On the memorial of citizens and seamen of Penn-
sylvania, praying that the

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Senate. In relation to printing opinions of the Supreme Court
in the cases of Smith vs. Turner, &c., &c., for the use
of the

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Senate, regulating admissions on the floor of the Senate. On
the amendment of the 47th rule of the
Seneca Indians. (See Indians.)
Settlers at Saut de Ste. Marie, Michigan. On the petition of 1 5
Settlers on the "Maison Rouge grant.' On the petition of the
representatives of J. W. Mason and others

Shaler. Abigail Shaler Stilwell, legal representative of William
Ship Boston. Officers of the United States
Sibbald, Charles F.

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Slacum, deceased. Legal representative of William A.
Slaves when escaping into non-slaveholding States. On the
passage of a law under the 2d section 4th article of the
constitution of the United States, to enable citizens of
slaveholding States to recover

Slavery. Committee of Thirteen in relation to California and
to other subjects connected with the institution of

Soldiers of the Virginia State and continental lines of the revo-
lutionary army. On the bill (S. 23) to provide for the
unpaid claims of the officers and

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Spoliations of the Creek Indians, in 1836, at Roanoke. On the
memorial of the Central Bank of Georgia, as assignee of
Henry W. Jernigan, H. W. Jernigan & Co., et al., claim-
ing indemnity for

Squadrons in the Gulf and Pacific ocean. (See Seamen.)
Stalker. U. B. Hill, administrator of Gilbert

Stambaugh and Amos and John E. Kendall. S. C.

Stark, James J. -

Steamships. (See Mail steamships.)

Steen. Archibald Huddleson, claiming under Henry -
Sterrett, William C.

Stewart, a paymaster in the United States army. Adam D.

Stilwell, legal representative of William Shaler.

T.

Tatham and Brothers. Benjamin

Taylor, late marshal of Indiana. Gamaliel

Taylor and F. B. Stockton, pursers in the navy. Thomas
Marston -

Teamsters in Mexican war. On memorial of the legislature of
Maryland, in favor of granting land to

Telegraph from the Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean.

tional railroad and electric

Thomas and Thomas Rogers. Lewis A.

Na-

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Trousdale and John G. Connelly, of Arkansas. Cincinnatus 1

Underwood, and the representative of Samuel Rockwell. W.

Vandyke, John S.

Virginia State and continental lines. (See Officers and Soldiers.)
Volunteers, of Florida. Captain George E. McClellan and his
company of mounted

Wallace & Co. Wm. P. Wallace and J. R. McFadden, sutlers
under the firm of W. P. .

Wallis, William -

Warrington, for himself and officers and crew of the Peacock,
praying payment of the balance of prize-money due them.
for the capture of the British ship Épervier. On the me-
morial of Lewis

Webb and John Cookern, register and receiver of the land office
at Greensburg, Louisiana. Thomas

West Feliciana Railroad Company

West. Citizens of Clay county, Indiana, in behalf of the widow

of Thomas

Western Cherokees. (See Indians.)

Wheelock, Cyrus

White and others, heirs of Isaac White. Simeon.

Whitney. (See Railroad.)

Williams, Joseph P.

Williams, Ezra

Wilson & Son. James Wilson, surviving partner of the firm of

Winconsin legislature and petition of settlets on the Menomonie
purchase, asking a survey thereof and right of pre-emp
tion. Memorial of the

Wood, Benjamin

Worthen, deceased. Nathan Worthen, in behalf of the heirs of
Judith Worthen, deceased, widow of Isaac

Wright, James

Wyche & Latham

Y.

Yool, deceased. W. D. Aiken and Julia, his wife, daughter of

William

BY ORDER OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,

FIRST SESSION, THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS-1849-50.

CONTAINED IN ONE VOLUME.

REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.

Vol. No.

On the memorial of Abigail Shaler Stilwell, legal representative
of William Shaler

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On the petition of the legal representative of William A. Slacum,

On the petition of John A. McGaw, of New York
On the petition of D. P. Barhydt, of New York
On the expediency of providing by law for a salary for the col-
lector of customs for the port and district of Middletown,
Connecticut

REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.

On the bill for the relief of Cincinnatus Trousdale and John G.
Conelley, of Arkansas

On the memorial of Roger Jones, Adjutant General U. S. army
On the expediency of making an appropriation for the erection
of a fortification on Dauphin island, in the bay of Mobile;
also on Ship island, or either of them
On the petition of Charles Lee Jones