Twenty NINTH CoNGREss

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After prayer, and the reading Of the jour
nal, Messrs Lewis and Dickinson presented
private land petition and private pension
petition.


Mr.. Turney, of Tenn, defined his position
in relation 70 the distribution of the proceeds
Of the public lands, or The yielding Them TO
the STATES respectively in which they may be
situated, in the course Of some rather lengthy
remarks he made on some instructions which
he had received from his Stale--he should
follow the course pointed out by Gen. Jack