District courts over the navigable lakes and rivers in the United
States. On memorials praying the extension of the
United States

Duer, administrator of William Duer, deceased. William A. -
Duval, Simon

Eaton, John H. .

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Electric telegraph. (See Telegraph.)

Ellet, jr., in favor of an appropriation to improve the navigation
of the Ohio river by constructing reservoirs on its tribu-
tary. On the memorial of Charles

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Falcon. John J. Glasson, in behalf of the crew of the schooner 1

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Falls of St. Mary. Land for a canal around the

Foote and Mr. Benton. On an alleged breach of order in the
Senate by Mr.

Fortification on Dauphin island. On the expediency of making

an appropriation for the erection of a

French spoliations prior to 1800 -

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Garnett, Alexander Y. P.

Gill, H. J. McClintock, Mansfield Carter, and Harrison
Glasson, in behalf of the crew of the U. S. schooner Falcon..
John J.

Gratiot, and the legal representatives of of Henry Gratiot, may
be extended to all persons who paid rent, lead, &c. Me-
morial of Edward Tracey, and others, praying that the
act for the relief of John P. B. .

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Grignon. Chiefs of Menomonie Indians praying payment of a
debt due by them to Robert

Grover, Peter

Gulf and Pacific squadrons. (See Seamen.)

H.

Hansell, W. H. Underwood, and the representatives of Samuel
Rockwell. W. Y.

Harding, William

Hart and John Clutes. John M. McIntosh, assignee of Jacob -
Harvy, George

Hetzel, widow and administratrix of A. R. Hetzel. Margaret -
Higginbotham, James

Indians praying payment of a debt due by them to Robert Grig-
non. Chiefs of the Menomonie -

Indiana University, in lieu of lands it was deprived of by action
of Congress. On the resolution of the Indiana legisla-
ture asking a grant of lands to the

Indiana legislature, relative to marsh land in the counties of
Jay and Adams, and a bill for the sale thereof. On the
resolutions of the

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Indians. Cherokee nation and Western Cherokee
Indians, friends and followers of General McIntosh, under the
9th article of the treaty of 24th January, 1828.
claim of a portion of the Creek -

Indians, chiefs and warriors of the friendly Creeks.

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

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Johnson's recent work, entitled "The Coal Trade," &c. On
the resolution to purchase Professor Walter R.

Jones, Elizabeth -

Jones and others. Representatives of Thomas P.
Jones, Charles Lee

K.

Kanesville, Iowa, praying a grant of land on which said town
is located. On the memorial of citizens of

Kearsley, receiver of public moneys at Detroit, Michigan. Jon-

Kendall, and S. C. Stambaugh. Amos and John E.
Kendrick, Brevet Major H. L.

La Croix. Widow and children of Herbert

Lakes and rivers. Extension of jurisdiction of the United

States district courts over navigable

Land claims of settlers at Saut de Ste. Marie, Michigan
Lands remaining unsold on account of overflow in that State.
On the bill (S. 3) to grant to the State of Arkansas
Lands in the State of Arkansas. On the bill (S. 12) allowing
exchanges of, and granting additional school

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Land to aid in constructing a canal around the Falls of St.
Mary. On the petition of O. B. Dibble and G. C. Bates
and resolution of the Michigan legislature, for
Lands on which Kanesville, Iowa, is situated. On a petition to
confirm title to
Lands at the mouth of Ontonagon river, praying the removal of
the reservation thereon, &c. On the memorial of settlers
on the reserved

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Lands reserved in that State for naval purposes may be exposed
to sale. On the memorial of the legislature of Alabama,
asking that the

Land warrants before they are actually issued at the office. On
the expediency of amending the act of February 11,
1847, so as to authorize the sale or assignment of

Land to the Baron de Bastrop. Settlers on the grant of
Land to the "Fairfield Branch of Iowa State University," in

Iowa; "Arcadia High School," in Missouri; and the
"Protestant University of the United States," at Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. On petitions, &c., for grants of -
Lands in the Menomonie purchase, Wisconsin. Survey of, and
pre-emption rights to

Lands in townships 43 and 44 in St. Louis county, Missouri.
Sale and entry of

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Lands to the Indiana University, in lieu of lands it was de-
prived of by the action of Congress. On a grant of
Lands in Wisconsin to the university of that State. Donation
of the Salt Spring

Land in the counties of Jay and Adams, Indiana. On the res-
olution of the Indiana legislature, and the bill relating to
the disposition of the marsh

Lands. On numerous bills, petitions, memorials, and resolu-
tions on the subject of a change in the management and
disposal of the public

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Lands in Missouri under concessions from Spain. Peter Holser,
Wm. Rierden, and others, claiming settlement rights to 1
Land claims in Arkansas. Owners of French and Spanish
Land to teamsters in the Mexican war. On the memorial of
the legislature of Maryland in favor of granting

Larrabee, Charles
Latham, Wyche and

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Lead to the agents of the government, &c. Memorial of Ed-
ward Tracy and others, praying that the "Act for the
relief of John P. B. Gratiot," &c., may be extended to
others who paid rent

Le Roy, John

Lockwood. C. J. Cook and A. A.

Lomax. Widow of Major Mann Page

Lynch, Charlotte

McAvoy, John

McClellan, and his company of mounted volunteers. Captain
George E.

McClintock, Harrison Gill, and Mansfield Carter. H. J.
McGaw, John A.

McIntosh, under treaty of 1848. On the claim of a portion of
the Creek Indians who were the friends and followers of
General

McIntosh, assignee of John Clutes and Jacob Hart. John M.
McLane, Charles

McMcIntosh, James

McManus, Thomas H. -

Mail packets between the ports of New Orleans, Vera Cruz, and
Tampico. Establishment of a weekly line of
Mail service in California and Oregon -

Mail steamships, and for the transportation of the United States
mails between New York and Liverpool, &c. On the
Senate resolution of inquiry in relation to the respective
contracts for building

Mansfield, Brevet Colonel J. K. F.

Marsh, James M.

Marsh lands. (See Lands.)

Maryland in favor of a grant of land to teamsters in the Mexican

war. Legislature of

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Mason and others, settlers on the Maison Rouge grant. J. W. 1
Mattingly. Heirs of Joseph

Meire, Julius

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Menomonie Indians, in behalf of Robert Grignon. Chiefs of - 1
Menomonie purchase in Wisconsin. (See Lands.)
Middletown, Connecticut. (See Customs.)
Miller, William .

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Mills, in relation to enlarging the Capitol. On report of Robert 1
Mills. James F. Babcock, administrator of the estate of Major
Frederick D.

Missouri, in relation to the pre-emption law. On the memorial
of the legislature of

Mitchell, John

Monroe. Elizabeth Monroe, widow of Surgeon Th. J. C.
Morgan, administrator of John Arnold, deceased, and George
G. Bishop. Peter M.

Mortimer, Famous

Mullen, Doctor B. F.

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Officers and soldiers of the Virginia State and continental lines
of the revolutionary army. On the bill (S. 29) to provide
for the unpaid claims of the

Offut. On the bill (S. 6) for the relief of Theodore

Ontonagon river. (See Lands.)

Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company

Oregon. Bill (S. 148) providing for the post office and mail ser-

Post Office Department. On bill (S. 147,) &c., providing addi-

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Post office and mail service in California and Oregon

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