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 o HOT SPRINGS IN ARKANO,,

 On motion of MT. YELL, it nNoS na

 Resoloed, That the Comm;,a.ss was Public Lands be instructed ''''ee ,o on | the propriety of granting to ,b. s,!q ssaqnR kansas in trust the Hot Springs ' .oa', 'ssIs of ervatlon of six sections of lasJ' lsJ' andlhe Springs, in the State of Arkans,aaf around eeeds z, oi sale to be applied to bes, tbs .n the all poor and indigent invalids ns a,,.s4 suppor Springs. attending MT. MT oEy ', EEK k presented the memorial chiefs oi the Seneca nation of ollal InS;p of ing that the annuites due to the% ,pulaGS pI ies with the United States, and ofnt.I a,Iuei have been delrauded by governnsn, al'fa may be paid to them; which was ,.,,lls als age the Committee on Indian Affairs ''''''e

 Mr. $. also presented memo.;J same party, praying that aulbori, 'a conierea upon the trustees of r":, @aY invested for their benefit. to a'all t,a"asl l' funds to the United States for the l bsu.. enfity ol their annuities which ns w. us''si to the Committee on Indian Aaairs "iS

 hr. SEVER presented the msm,... the chiefs of the Seneca nalion ,"'plla nf pa praying that the United States will ,i rau them the full amount of their anoo;, m, ;s'al the treaty of 1912, which the preseniS, ment of their funds does not yisn. Jq, 'a U was referred to the Committee on Ind;'. fairs. '"uld

 MT ASHLEY, from the Commits. Pensions, reported a bill granling 2 ns. to Richard Elliott; which was resJ p p. accompanying report was ordered to bs ted.

 ,e,,t Senate

 Mr. ASHLEY presented the 6Iol resolution; which was agreed 10: ReSolccd. That the Committee m p ? Lands be instructed to inquire into 6 a pedlency of removing the restriction o [ sale of certain lands in the State of Ak, [ supposed 10 contain lead ore. o Mr. A. also presented the following Fa lation; which was adopted:

 Resoiued, That so much of the mess 5l the President of the United States. as to the judiciary of the United States. l ierfed to the Committee on the Judica a

 SENATE. 9s

 Jan 2l, ls cIa T., Mir. ASHLEY, from the Committee o Ol' llc Lands, To whom was refercda reso ', Y passed by the Legislature of Arkansas Inn. subject, reported q bill giving the ass Congress to change of the compact

 ed into between the United States al l State of Arkansas, on her admission in nv w Union which vas read, and ordered Fl printed. D

 RESOLUTION. bh' AEr. ASHLEY presented for ihecomd i5 u of the Senate lhe following resolHfOn wat, was agreed to: ..7 Reao}ecd, That the Commiitee On n a1 dietary be instructed to inquire ialO IL . pediency of providing by law for lh i4t' n paactaal publication Of the laws ofhe a2 .! States, throughout the. several Sa c, ,as Territories. ro1

 SENATE, 2 res, DECISION OF THE |. s. SUPREME co

 Air A., from the same conaiftse, 10 yern was referred lhe petition Thomas c [oRl waite, together with ceriainresolutOq 1Rs ed by the Legislatures of New llamPs rece Georgia, petitioning Congress to oa ' sures for the publication of the decI X, ! the Supreme Court of the uniIed Sa \ their distribution among the sevPnIS ,5s t Territories of ihe Union, reporieda ] feet said object; which was read, and T Lit it 10 a second reading. ACl a1asuaas-us-sz-zas-suz. 11x lred

 1AI2218O0 CIAL h Pope county, Arkansas, Oil iae s war by Rev. Robert BeWy, Dr. JOHN AeiA ae' Miss NANCY ANN RussIAN,-Ah@ @ q. ty. ioI. r L sgszs szs z 5. e,

 DaED, , In White county, Arkansas, in Deem E ish SMITH STILES, about 23 years old, tibut l (Yl,iO Ia ,,,as :, hlac k.Smifh hY trace J c