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 the the i' heass . of Represeatal'dssess lds slsi t Nv na's, reported the follow;naa oa hoads anJr. .,,.l Rss0,rsd, That the See ses.ss,,.'lh lsssohliea -a,aeefed to lay before the Iio"sey 0fHn5s nation mat ?, ln lis Department, sssaa any iaia, cost oi constructing the coa,s 'espeelas ing tt@ bankment across s,y.a,, gnselaplaiea ,,, | courses courses. neissen sa point on the M a9d eas opposite s Memphis, in Tennes,aa' ''ss'ssM, nlgh ground west of St. Franeiss ': and hs ! to report whether the fss. .s,,,,. s,,s,s rVeri leading from Memphis to 'J,yond i, ;,,l the sane cures further sum fer .st..,,a,.l0 s heek' e what Sf amount Is aeer,t. s,ffficieT. p'all0n aa

 MT. M- requested that the g',, IIo.ae 'oersSf now act upon this resolution as .'y''se ,l vOaa , ,1on sought was as important for ts a@n ,olaa. tl' the house. The resolution was as taas, adasnd by unanimous consent, and adon,aa mi 'aAen pP

 on the 9th inst. the House yp'ea' n. the special orders, being inc h;lI h;gllIoeeedcdto fsAS ! tLpIIeS. SSlAs

 The bill increasing the salar;o,

 Q, the enited States for the Terr;tapa'o saosss S Michigan, Arkansas and Florida ,'',olles e oi read. -'''ua' Was then

 Mir. Whtie moved an auendmoa.r ing the increased allowance to tbasa s''l Li ''i of Florida who do not receive yss eytr, 'aosss a ance for deciding land claims m pado. a,9T. s treaty with Spain. 'aaef the

 Mir. McKay moved 10 ineluda A,, in the amenament which sls;iehi was aoraad as.sas ., The amendment was adopted, and ' !. bill laid aside. s'u 'as

 On motion of Alr. 'scriee, the b;ll :. tablisii an additional Iand-oilice in rLas' ~ was taken up and read. 'A@isas After an amendment relative to tbol. daries of the district, moved by Mr S,o. .pe'. was adopted, and some explanatioo r''l', z Messrs. .Mekay, Clay and .liasoa. a ,bs h;l sf was laid aside. Y ''' Vi'

 On motion of Mr. serieF, the bill ,,o,, the seuate, authorizing the President ',l :. cause certain roads 10 be openea ;n ' ;. ' Territory of Arkansas, was taken m sas @s read. N''

 After sonic explanations between Ness,. .Mc kag and Serier, the bill was lad asSls s

 On motion of aar. .sepiisr, the bill to ,,s ms,l and open | road from Columbia to I5Il Rock, in Arkansas, was read and la, aside. ~

 The bill for the relief of certain person employed as spies by Colonel Clark wa considered.

 The bill for the relief of sundry citizen of Arkansas, who lost their improvements i consequence ofa treaty with the chocts, Indiaass was taken tp for consideration

 After some discussion, by Messrs. Dn eaa, Gloy, Hmatiagtoa. .Nekcl, FiIlmou If. Ereret. .Aiasoa, ! HardiseA and Scri,. 6n the general policy of .he bill, an amenl n.ent was, on motion of Mr. IT. ErereY. d opted, restricting the application of the at to such persons as abandoned their improve ments before the first day of June, 1928. The several bills carried :Fsrsagh il committee, were ordered to be enerosss and read- third time tomorrow, exceptia the bill for the relief of sundry citizens Arkansas who lost their improvements consequence of a treaty with the Cbceta Indians, which was postponed until to-mo row