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Senate,
appointed by the President.


Sec 20 And be it further enacted, That so soon as q
vacancy sh0 happen IN the office OF Judge secretary al
to as soon as practicable the to the President
who shall MI such vacancy but in Of death sick
any other disability the Governor for the time
being NAV dssiv nate ny other individual TO perform the
duties Of such officer


Sec. 80 And be it further enacted That the Court es.
blished by this act for said Territory shall have and
ercse original law Jurisdiction both in law and
equity, over ell cases arising in said Territory and shall
have the anne jurisdiction IN all cases arising under the
constitution and laws of the United States, invested
in the circuit and district couits Of the United States


Sec 81 And be further enacted That the said court
shall have power appont clerk regulate his fees


Sec. 81 And be II further enacted That said curt
shall have supsrntsndins control over and appellate
ordinate judicial tribunals that my be established in said
Territory.


Sec s. And be il further enacted That the Governor
sha perform the duties of superintendent of Indian at
fairs within said Territory and shall receive annual
salary Of three thousand dollars.


Sec 81 And be it further enacted, That the Judge shall
receive annual SALARY of two thousand dollars the
secretary shan receive an annual salary Of fifteen hund
quarterly, cut Of the treasury of the United States


Sec s6. And be 1t further enacted, That the members
day for every day they are in session. and fifteen cents
mileage for travelling in going and returning from the
sad session. estimated to the most usuaytra


Sec ss And be itfuther enaced That tue President Of
the United Stales IS authorized and required to a1
be erected at suitable places line Of socade forts and
htockhouses not exceeding i've in number, from
point on the Missouri river the practicable
70 the south pass IN the Rocky mountains.


Sec 81 And be it further enacted, That the Presiderts
authorized and required to Notifications
ed at or near the mouth Of the Columbia river.


Sec 80 And be it further enacted That provision here
alter shall be made by law to secure and grant six hun
dred and forty Of land every white male nhabi
tant Of the Territory of Oregon being citizen taking
the oath Of allegiance to the United States of the age o
eighteen years and upwards who shall cultivate and
the same or any part thereof for five consecutive years.


Sec 80 And be further enacted, That to every such


addition, one sundrd and sixty acres to his wfs and
the like quantity OF one hundred and sixty to the
each chd under the age Of eighteen years hs
may have, or which may be born within the Ave years
doresaid


Sec 4o And he it further enacted That sale
tract OF any kind Of such lands shall be valid before
atent issues therefor shall the be taken in
ecnon or bound by sny Judgment, mortgage, or lien of
any kind, before the PATENTS issued.


Sec Al And be it further enacted That the President
is authorized and required If he shall think 1t necessary
appoint not more than two additional Indian agens,
be- under the direction Of the Governor sad Territory,
the interests OF the United States wt
and that the sum Of hndrsd thousand dollars be ap
prpra'ed to carry into effect the provisions Of this act
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cn Of Texas be sent to the Senate before the close Of
this week and thus they might act the two most mpor
tant projects which had been since the Missouri om
promise H then proceeded noc- the and
tensions OF Gre Britain and her progressive encroachments
which wss time should check and he ponte the dam
yer 81 allowing Britain TO ak possession of Oregon. with all


Mr. BowLIv, of Missouri, addressed the Committee and
proceeded eypaa the and OF England
and the efforts which she making obtain Oregon, and the
Mr. THoMr.oN, Of Miss.spp three speeche, had
been made the site Of this he did
any spo ion to make one ON the other.


one side to this question.


Mr. THoMPsoNThere 10 but one side WELL as have no
des re to speak this evening" move that the Committee
This agreed the COMMITTEES rose the House
resumed.


received from the Post Office Department,


From the War Departu showing the balance Of
pended appropriations in the treasury.


trnm the treasury Department. showing the balance due
ffom tn. General Government to the State Of Georgia.
solve itself ato Commtee Of The Whole take into de-
ration Tie bill making appropriations for the service OF the Fost
Office Department for the fiscal ending 3h June 1876 Ii
was taken rd ordered to be ored. Another making
preparations for payment ef revolutionary pensions ase
orders be reported. ALSO, making appropriations, for
forfcaton. tine for tn. Indian Department read and


Mr. Mckay moved that the Committee rise which it did
and the House Ieumed and the bills Rad third time and
passed.


TIE House then adjourned.