Congressional Globe, 1833-1873 : Index to Appendix 42nd Congress, 3rd Session : a machine readable transcription.

INDEX TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Abandoned, &c., property, appropriation to collect, &c. 268

for defense of suits against the Secretary of the Treasury for the seizure of 268

Abortion, penalty for selling, &c., any drug or medicine to cause unlawful 297

or advertising for sale 297

such articles not to be carried in mails 297

when not to be imported 297

search warrant to seize 297

Academy, Naval—see Naval Academy.

appropriations for 268, 282

Accrued pensions—see Pensions.

who entitled to receive 289

Additional bounty, time for filing claims for, extended 300

Adjutant General of the Army, appropriation for office of 263

for clerks, &c. 263

for contingent expenses of department of the 263, 279

Admiral in the Navy, grade of, to be abolished, when, &c. 234

Advertising for Post Office Department, appropriation for 284

no part to be paid to any newspaper published in the District of Columbia for, &c., except, &c. 284

Agent and counsel of the United States under the treaty with Great Britain may be continued, but not after, &c. 297

Agents and attorneys for prosecuting claims for pensions and bounty land warrants, provisions respecting, in the revised pension law 288–290

Agricultural college, scrip to Arkansas 227

to Florida 227

time for the State of Indiana to provide one, extended 227

Agricultural colleges, time of complying with provisions of act granting public lands to States for, &c., extended 234

Agriculture, Department of, appropriations for 266, 529

Alabama—see Circuit and District Courts.

provisions concerning the circuit and district courts of the United States in the middle and northern districts of 258

post roads established in 294

Alaska, laws of the United States relating to customs, commerce, and navigation extended to 274

Albany, New York, appropriation to purchase site for Government building at 271

the city, &c., to purchase the rest of the ground necessary 271

Albemarle, the rebel ram, appropriation to pay the captors of 230

Alcatraz Island, appropriation for fort upon 252

Alcohol, excise tax to be remitted upon, if used by colleges, &c., for scientific purposes 252

who to make application and give bond, 252

penalty if used except for the specified purposes 252

Alleged Outrages in Southern States, appropriation for expenses of joint select Committee on 268

Almanac, Nautical, appropriation for 280

American and British claims commission, appropriation for 236

American Baptist Home Mission Society, claim of right under a trust in respect to education created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians to be determined by commissioners 306

American iron and steel, appropriation for machinery for testing 280

American seamen, appropriation for relief and protection of, in foreign countries, 254

for expenses in rescuing from shipwreck, and acknowledgment thereof 254

Andrew Stewart, the schooner, name changed to Barnett Jones 303

Animals, act to prevent cruelty to, while in tranit by railroad, &c., within the United States 293

not to be carried in cars or vessels for more than twenty-eight consecutive hours, without, &c. 293

food and care of, to constitute a lien 293

lien how enforced 293

Annapolis, appropriation for naval hospital at 282

for Naval Academy at 282

Annuities, &c., appropriation for delivery of, to Indians in Minnesota and Michigan, 249

Ansonia, Connecticut, condemned cannon, &c., to the Grand Army of the Republic at, 304

Apache Indians, appropriation for the 242

on reservations in Arizona and New Mexico, appropriation for subsistence and care of 277

only for those on reservations and who refrain from hostilities 277

Appeals in prize cases, Supreme Court may allow amendment in, &c. 283

Appraisement of foreign market value of gloves imported and protected by trade mark 284

Appropriations, for custom-house and post office at Bath, Maine 227

deficiency for year ending June 30, 1873, 230

for removal of sunken wreck from the channel way off Sandy Hook 230

for commission upon depredations upon the frontiers of Texas 230

pensions 230

for keepers of life-saving stations and crews of surfmen on Cape Cod and Block Island 231

for construction of light-draught snag-boats to ply on waters of the Mississippi, Missouri, and Arkansas rivers 234

to pay Ontario county, New York, for use of building for court-house and post office, 235

for pavilion hospital near San Francisco, 235

for mixed commission on American and British claims 236

for post office and court-house in New York city 236

for expenses of investigations as to elections in Kansas, Louisiana, and Arkansas 236

for public building at Atlanta, Georgia 240

for commission to complete boundary line between possessions of the United States and Great Britain 241

for expenses of the Indian department, &c. 241–250

for public building at Covington, Kentucky 251

to pay for property taken to extend the military reservation at Camp Mohave 252

for fortifications and works of defense 252

for public building at Memphis, Tennessee 253

at Lincoln, Nebraska 253

at Dover, Delaware 253

for consular and diplomatic expenses, 253–254

for expenses of investigating the recent senatorial election in Kansas 256, 257

for support of the Military Academy, 256–257

for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses 258–267

for sundy civil expenses 267–274

for deficiencies for year ending June 30, 1874,

and for other purposes 274–279

for the Army 279–280

for the Navy 280–283

for Post Office Department 283–284

for public works on rivers and harbors, 284–286

for payment to Japan for rent, &c., of lands, &c., used by the United States for jails, 292

for public building in Parkersburg, West Virginia 301

in Jersey City, New Jersey 302

to complete military road from Santa Fé to Taos 305

to erect a monument at Salisbury, North Carolina, to the memory of the soldiers who died in prison and are there buried 306

for investigation of the causes of steam-boiler explosions 308

for commission to locate the northern boundary of Round Valley reservation 309–310

for international exposition at Vienna, 310

Aqueduct, Washington, appropriation for 273

Arapahoes, appropriation for the 242, 246

Arickarees, appropriation for the 242

Arickare Indians, appropriation for support of 277

Arizona Territory, appropriation for Indian service in 249

for territorial government in 263, 275

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

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for survey of public lands in 269

post road established in 294

adjourned terms of the supreme court of, may be held 229

mileage of clerk 229

Gila land district established in 251

appropriation to pay for property taken to extend Camp Mohave military reservation in 252

Arkansas, post roads established in 294

college scrip to be issed to 227

State first to fund certain old bonds now held by the United States as Indian trust funds 227

appropriation for expenses of investigation as to elections in 236

Armories and arsenals, appropriation for, 272

for preservation of ordnance stores in, 278

Arms, appropriation for manufacture of, at national armory 278

Arms and amunition, sale of, by traders in any district occupied by hostile, &c., Indians, prohibited 248

Arms and military equipments, proper quota of, to be distributed to certain States, 300

no distinction to be made between companies, &c., on account of race, color, &c. 300

Army appropriation for year ending June 30, 1874 279–280

Commanding General's office 279

recruiting and transportation of recruits, 279

adjutant general's department at headquarters of divisions and departments 279

signal service 279

pay of the Army 279

subsistence 279

transportation for officers 279

quartermaster's department 279

incidental expenses of the 279

horses for cavalry and artillery and Indian scouts 279

transportation of the Army 279

public transports 279

water 279

obstructions, roads, harbors, rivers 279

hire, &c., of quarters, huts, repairs, &c., 279

clothing and camp equipage 279, 280

when new uniform is distributed, clothing of old style to be sold at auction, &c., 279

gross proceeds of sale to be covered into the Treasury 279

national military cemeteries 279

headstones to be of what material, design, and weight 279

contract for supplying, how to be awarded 279

to include furnishing and setting 279

model, size, &c., how determined 279

Army contingencies 279

medical and hospital supplies 279

chief medical purveyor to supervise their purchase, &c. 279

Army Medical Museum and medical works for library of Surgeon General's office, 279

engineer department at Willett's point, 279

trials with torpedoes for harbor and land defense 279

ordnance service 279

metallic ammunition for small arms 280

ordnance stores in arsenals 280

sea-coast cannon and carriages 280

manufacture of arms at national armory, 280

experiments and tests of heavy rifled ordnance 280

Gatling guns of light caliber 280

experiments and tests of two Gatling guns of large caliber 280

and of systems of heavy ordnance 280

and of any system of utilizing or improving cast-iron guns now in the service 280

projectiles for heavy guns 280

exchange of powder 280

infantry, cavalry, and artillery equipments, 280

improved machinery and instruments for testing American iron and steel 280

Army Medical Museum, appropriation for, 279

Army pensions—see Pensions.

provisions concerning pensions of officers and enlisted men 286–290

Army regulations modified in relation to duplicate certificates of discharge 292

Arrears of pensions—see Pensions.

who entitled to receive 288

to be paid upon application 289

no pay for services in applying for 289

Arsenals, appropriation for 272

for preservation of ordnance stores in 280

at Benicia 272

at Rock Island 272

at San Antonio 272

may be withdrawn from auction sale when the highest bid is unsatisfactory 303

when withdrawn may be again offered, and bow 303

land to be appraised, and not to be sold for less than two-thirds of appraised value, 303

Artificial limbs, appropriations for 230

Ashton, Frank M., to be appointed second assistant engineer in the Navy 257

Assay commissioners, to test weight, &c., of coins, annually 239

who to constitute 239

to meet when and where 239

their duties, and report 239

Assayers of assay offices, duties of, to correspond with those of assayers of mints, 239

Assayers of mints—see Mints, &c.

appointments, powers, and duties of 237, 240

oath, bond, and salary of 237

to countersign certificates of deposits, 236, 238

Assay offices at Denver and Boise City, business of, limited to what 240

officers of, their oath, bond, salaries, and duties 240

Assay offices of the United States, legal names of the different, under the coinage act of 1873 240

at New York, officers of, their appointment, duties, &c. 239

oath, bond, and salaries 240

business of the 239

appropriation for the 262, 263

deficiency appropriation for 274

Assessor of Internal Revenue, office of, abolished on or before, &c. 228

duties of, to be performed by collectors, 228

transfer of books and papers and final account 228

Assignment of pension void 290

Assinaboines, appropriation for the 242

Assistant Adjutant General, one may be appointed, and with what pay and emoluments 290–291

Assistant assessor of internal revenue, office of, to cease on or before July 1, 1873, 228

(See Assessor of Internal Revenue.. )

Assistant Commissioner of Patents, appropriation for the 265

Assistant Postmasters General, appropriation for pay, &c., of 265

pay of, established 266

Assistant secretaries of legation, appropriation for salaries of 253

shall hereafter be called second secretaries, 253

Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury, appropriation for the 260

Assistant Secretary of State, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for the 260

Assistant Secretary of the Interior, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

Assistant surgeons—see Surgeons.

amounts advanced by States to pay, to be reimbursed to them 299

Assistant Treasurers of the United States, appropriation for the 261–262

to be appointed at Cincinnati and Chicago 278

suitable rooms to be prepared for them 278

their powers, duties, and pay 278

may appoint clerks and messengers 278

Atlanta, Georgia, public buildings to be erected at, for courts, post office, &c. 240

appropriation therefor 240

no money to be used until, &c. 241

Attachment, of money due a pensioner void, 290

none to issue against any banking association or its property before final judgment in State court 298

Attorney General, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for office of the 266

pay of the, Solicitor General, Assistant Attorneys General, &c. 266

to transfer to the proper authorities of Colorada, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, the penitentiaries in these Territories, and the personal property therein 234

to bring suit in equity against the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and all persons who, &c. 266

proceedings in such suit 267

to direct the expenditure of certain appropriations for defending claims under convention with Mexico 268

for defense of suits in the Court of Claims for the service, &c., of captured property 268

for violation of intercourse acts 268

for frauds in the Indian service 268

for collection of claims due the United States 268

for detection of crimes against the United States 268

to make annual report to Congress at commencement of each regular

session 291

report to include what 291

Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office Department, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Auditors of Treasury, pay of, established 266

Award by the tribunal at Geneva, money paid to United States under, how to be used, 298

Baker, Edward Dickinson, appropriation for statue of 268

Baltimore, office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

Banking associations—see National Banks.

deficiencies in capital stock of, to be made up 298

no attachment, &c., against, in State court, until, &c. 298

appropriation for replacing mutilated notes and preparing new circulation 267

to be reimbursed by the corporations 267

names of certain, changed as follows:

National Bank of Lyons to Second National Bank of Ionia 229

East Chester National Bank of Mount Vernon to German National Bank of Evansville 231

First National Bank of Newnan, Georgia, to National Bank of Commerce 234

First National Bank of Watkins, New York, to First National Bank of Penn Yann 252

National Bank of Springfield, Missouri, to First National Bank of Springfield, Missouri 301

Kansas Valley National Bank of Topeka to First National Bank of Topeka 305

Banking business, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning deposits, &c., of those engaged in 228–229

Banking companies, State, Comptroller of Currency to report annually to Congress the condition of 251

Bankruptcy act, not to apply to certain corporations against which proceedings have been instituted in State courts for winding up their affairs 241

not to apply to Union Pacific Railroad Company 267

exemptions allowed a bankrupt to be the same as allowed in any State in 1871, and to be valid against, &c. 290

Banks, State, Comptroller of the Currency to report annually to Congress the condition of 251

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Bannocks, appropriation for the 245, 247

Bark Jewess, American register to be issued to the 235

Barnes, William, appropriation for printing report on life insurance statistics by 267

Barnett Jones, the schooner, new register to issue to 303

Barracks and quarters, appropriations for, 275, 279

Barrels, certain empty, may be admitted free of duty 284

fractional parts of, containing fermented liquors 293

Bar of gold or silver—see Mints, &c.

may be cast and issued with proper stamps, &c., but of not less weight than five ounces 237, 238

charges 238

Bath, Maine, appropriation for repairs, &c., for custom-house and post office at 227

Beacons, &c., appropriations for 270

Benicia arsenal, appropriation for 272

Binding, public, appropriation for 267

amounts, how distributed 267

Blackfeet Indians, appropriation for the 242

Block Island, keepers of life-saving stations on the coasts of, to be appointed, and their pay 231

crews of surfmen, &c. 231

life-saving stations on, to be under whose supervision 231

Bloods, appropriation for the 242

Board of Health in the District of Columbia, salary of members of, established 228

appropriations for 272, 277

Board of Public Works in the District of Columbia not to incur liability, &c., for streets, &c., beyond appropriations previously made by Congress 230

appropriation for reimbursement of 273

Board of Visitors to Military Academy, appropriation for 256

three members of the House of Representatives of the Forty-Third Congress to be appointed by Speaker of present House, 256

Boise City, Idaho, provisions of coinage act of 1873 as to assay office at 240

appropriations for assay office at 263, 274

Bois Fortes, appropriation for the 242

Bonded warehouse, building to be erected for, at Memphis, Tennessee 252

Bonded warehouses, certain goods not in, July 31, 1872, but in port, entitled to same benefits as, &c. 284

Bonds (exportation) for exportation of distilled spirits to be canceled upon proof, &c. 284

Boston, pay of measurers and gaugers at the port of, established 232

additional lands for post office in, how may be acquired 272

not to be purchased until, &c. 272

office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

appropriation for navy-yard at 282

Botanic Garden, appropriations for 260, 270

Boundary line between the United States and possessions of Great Britain, commission to complete 241

appropriations 241, 274

Bounties, all colored persons who enlisted in the Army to have the same right to 298

Bounty, additional, time of filing claims for, extended 300

Bounty land, compensation of agents, &c., prosecuting claims for 289

penalty for receiving, &c., a greater 290

notice of the issuing of warrant for, to be sent to applicant or his attorney 289

Branch mints of the United States, appropriation for the 262, 263

Brashear, Louisiana, made a port of entry in the collection district of the Teche 254

Brazil, appropriation for steamship service between the United States and 284

Bridges, appropriation for annual repairs of navy-yard, and upper 273

authorized across the Ohio river, above the mouth of the Big Sandy 227

below the mouth of that river 227

authorized across the Ohio river, at Wheeling, West Virginia 227

below the Covington and Cincinnati suspension bridge 227

modes and plans of construction, 227–228

lights to be maintained 228

to be lawful structures and post routes 228

right of way for postal telegraph 228

repeal of law authorizing, over the Ohio river at Paducah 228

across the Saint Louis river may be built and maintained by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company 255

over the Genesee river, Munroe county, New York 301

to be a legal structure and a post road 301

across the Mississippi river at Saint Louis may be built by the Saint Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company 303

plan and mode of construction 303

to be a lawful structure and a post route, 303

may be built across the Missouri river near Lexington, and railway tracks laid thereon 307

to be a lawful structure and a post route, 307

mode and plan of building 307

all railway companies to have equal rights, 307

may be built over the Ouachita river near Arkadelphia, in Arkansas 308

British and American claims commission, appropriations for 236, 254, 274

balance may be applied to fulfill treaty stipulations 274

Brooklyn, appropriations for navy-yard at, 281, 282

Bruce, John P., appropriation to pay assignee of 275

Buildings and grounds in and around Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation for improvement and care of 272

Bullion—see Mints, &c.

deposits of gold and silver for coinage, provisions concerning 237–238

clippings of 239

charges for converting into coin or bars, 238

unparted, may be exchanged 239

charge for parting 239

former provision concerning repealed, 240

Buoys, appropriation for 273–274

Bureau of Education, appropriation for expenses of the 265

Bureau of Internal Revenue, head of division in, may be designated as chief clerk of, 229

Bureau of Statistics, appropriation for the, 261

Bureaus in the Navy Department, appropriations for the 264, 280–283

Burlington and Southwestern Railroad Company to consent to the construction of a bridge across the Missouri river near Lexington 307

Butler, Benjamin F., made a manager of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 234

Cadet engineers, Navy, course of instruction for, to include what 283

Calapooias, appropriation for the 242, 248

California, appropriations for Indian service in 249, 277

for office of surveyor general in, 265, 269, 276

for survey of public lands in 269

time for electing Representatives to Forty-Fourth Congress from, established 291

post roads established in 294

board of commissioners to report a system of irrigation for the San Joaquin, &c., valleys in 305

to consist of whom 305

powers, duties, and pay 305

act to restore part of the Round Valley Indian reservation in, to the public lands, 309

Camp, &c., equipage, appropriation for 279

Camp McDermit, in Humboldt county, Nevada, food and clothing for certain Indians about 305

Camp Mohave military reservation, appropriation to pay for property taken to extend, 252

Canada, certain fish and fish-oil, the produce of the fisheries of, to be admitted free of duty whenever, &c. 257

Cannon, condemned, and cannon-balls to be furnished to the following associations and persons:

Army and Navy Union of Portland, Maine, 303

Gettysburg Battle-Field Memorial Association 308

Grand Army of the Republic at Ansonia, Connecticut 304

Soldiers' Monument Association at Fitchburg, Massachusetts 304

Sturgis, Michigan, municipaal authorities of village of 304

Syracuse, New York, municipal authorities of city of 304

Wyoming County (New York) Soldiers' Monument Association 305

for statue of Major General Philip Kearney 311

Cape Cod, keepers of life-saving stations on the coasts of, to be appointed, and their pay 231

crews of surfmen, &c. 231

Cape Spartel light, appropriation for maintenance of 254

Capitol extension, appropriation for 270

to be connected by telegraph with Government offices 270

Capitol grounds, appropriation for the extension of the 276

for purchase of certain real estate in Washington 276

prices, how fixed 276

materials in the buildings may be sold at public auction 276

proceeds of sales, how applied 276

expenses of examination of titles 276

Capitol police, appropriation for 259

into what funds to be paid 259

by whom to be appointed 259

captain may suspend any member 259

Capote Indians, appropriation for the 248

Captured or abandoned property, appropriation for the collection, &c., of 268

for the defense of suits against the Secretary of the Treasury for the seizure of 268

Carondelet vs. The United States, Court of Claims may hear and determine the suit of 305

Carson City, Nevada, appropriation for branch mint at 262, 274

Cayuses, appropriation for the 248

Cemeteries, national military—see National Cemeteries.

appropriation for establishing and maintaining 279

provision as to headstones in 279

honorably discharged soldiers, &c., may be buried in 299

Cemetery near the city of Mexico, to be properly maintained and cared for 298

subject to rules 298

Census of the Miami Indians to be taken 309

Census, ninth, deficiency appropriation for, 230

Census-takers of 1860, payment to be made to 273

Certificates, consular officers not to grant for certain goods, &c., shipped from countries adjacent to the United States 254

of surgeons, in applications for pensions, 290

to state what 290

of continuing disability, when not necessary 290

no increase of pension before date of 287

(See Pensions. )

Certificates of discharge, duplicates of, to be furnished soldiers, &c., and marked as duplicates 292

not to be vouchers or evidence 292

Chaplains, amounts advanced by Connecticut for pay of, during the late war, to be paid to her 299

by other States to be paid them 299

Chargés d'affaires, appropriations for salaries of 253

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Charleston, South Carolina, office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

appropriation to pay for fitting up post office at 278

for building custom-house at 271

Charlestown, Massachusetts, appropriations for navy-yard at 281, 282

Charlotte, North Carolina, appropriation for assay office at 263

for branch mint at 274

Chelsea, Massachusetts, appropriation for naval hospital at 281

certain land may be conveyed to, for a street 304

description, &c. 304

commission to report what, if anything, shall be paid for the land 304

Chester, L. R., may be appointed master upon the retired list of the Navy 252

Chester, Pennsylvania, office of surveyor at, abolished 258

inspector of customs at, authorized 258

Cherokee funds, portion of the, to be set apart for orphans 250

for an asylum for the insane, &c. 250

for a literary institution to educate indigent persons 250

Cherokees, appropriation for payment of interest on trust fund of 250

proceeds of certain sales of Osage Indian lands to be placed to credit of the 277

Cheyennes, appropriation for the 242, 246

Chicago, Illinois, office of depositary at 262

Assistant Treasurer of the United States to be appointed at 278

preparation of rooms, vaults, &c., for 278

(See Assistant Treasurers. )

designation as depositary, &c., of collector of customs at, revoked 278

old post office property in, may be exchanged, 301

Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company, title to certain lands in Iowa confirmed to 235

Chickasaws, appropriation for the 242

for payment of interest on trust fund of 250

Chief engineer, (Army), appropriation for office of 263

for clerks, &c. 263

Chief engineers, (Navy,) provisions as to pay of 283

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

Chief medical purveyor to have supervision of purchase, &c., of hospital and medical supplies 279

Chief of ordnance, (Army,) appropriation for office of 264

for clerks, &c. 264

Children—see Pensions.

provisions for pensions to, under the revised pension law 287–289

what, born out of wedlock to be deemed legitimate 288

Children's Hospital, Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation for 270

China, appropriation for steamship service between San Francisco and 284

Chippewas, appropriation for the 242–243

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

for wagon-road to Red Lake branch of agency for 277

to purchase from Mississippi bands of, a township for Pembina band 277

to enable the Pembina band to establish itself 277

Choctaws, appropriation for the 243

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

authority for delivering any bonds of the United States to, suspended 250

Cigars, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio, office of depositary at 262

Assistant Treasurer of the United States to be appointed at 278

(See Assistant Treasurers. )

designation as depositary, &c., of surveyor of customs at, revoked 278

Circuit court of the United States, additional terms of, for the southern district of New York 236

to be devoted to criminal business only, 236

to be held by what judges and their pay, 236

recognizances and bail bonds 236

for the eastern district of Missouri, to dispose of all suits, &c., in the late circuit court 255

made the successor of the circuit court, &c. 255

all process, &c., made valid 255

where to be deemed returnable 255

transfer of cases pending in either circuit 255

clerk for eastern district to have custody of records, &c. 255

terms of, in Covington and Paducah, Kentucky 257

for the district of Alabama, certain cases from the district courts for the middle and northern districts transferred to, 258

pending indictments and writs of error or appeals not affected 258

to exercise appellate, &c., jurisdiction over district courts 258

appropriation for purchase of law reports and statutes for distribution to the 268

deficiency appropriation for the 278

Circuit judges of the United States, appropriations for the 266

City Hall building, Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation for purchase of the interest of the District of Columbia in the 277

amount to be determined by appraiser, 277

purchase money, how to be applied 277

land for new building 277

United States not to be liable therefor 277

City of Portland, the steamer—see The steamer New England.

new register to be granted to 301

Civil establishment at navy-yards, appropriations for 280–283

Civil expenses, appropriation for, for the year ending June 30, 1874 267–274

public printing and binding 267

for the Court of Claims and the Executive Departments 267

amounts may be distributed to bureaus and certified to Public Printer 267

repeal of law prohibiting the reporting, &c., of debates in Congress, at public expense 267

debates, how to be printed 267

circulars and report on life insurance statistics 267

lithographing, mapping, and engraving, 267

Treasury Department 267

life-saving stations on the coasts of Cape Cod and Block Island 267

superintendents, keepers, and surfmen, 267

new life-saving stations 267

signal stations at light-houses and life-saving stations 267

revenue-cutter service 267

officers, crews, and rations 267

fuel, repairs, and outfits 267

marine hospital service, sick and disabled seamen 267

Secretary of the Treasury may sell hospital and buildings at New Orleans, and purchase a more healthy site, and erect a hospital thereon 267

limit to cost 267

materials of old hospital may be used in the new 267

national currency, expenses of 267

replacing mutilated bank notes and preparing new circulating notes 267

expenses to be reimbursed 267

detection and punishment of counterfeiting the securities and coinage of the United States, and other frauds upon Government 267

judiciary 268

expenses of United States courts 268

jurors and witnesses 268

expenses of suits and prosecutions 268

of enforcing civil rights act 268

law reports for circuit and other courts, 268

to be distributed by the Department of Justice 268

volume seventeenth, Statutes-at-Large, 268

convicts from the District of Columbia, 268

claims convention with Mexico 268

defense of suits for seizure of captured and abandoned property 268

detection and prosecution of crimes against the United States 268

collection of claims due United States, 268

violation of intercourse acts 268

frauds in the Indian service 268

increased fees of jurors and witnesses, 268

completing revision of the statutes 268

City Hall building in the District of Columbia occupied by the supreme court of the District 268

miscellaneous 268

statistics of mines and mining 268

geological, &c., survey by Professor Hayden 268

maps, charts, &c., to illustrate the geological survey 268

survey of the Colorado of the West by Professor Powell 268

inquiry into the cause of the decrease of food fishes 268

introduction of food fishes into the waters of the United States 268

illustration of report of commissioner of fish and fisheries 268

purchase &c., of historical documents relating to early discoveries in the Northwest by the French 268

statue of Edward Dickinson Baker 268

plan for new building for Library of Congress 268

commissioner in charge 268

crippled, &c., soldiers employed by Doorkeeper of the House 268

furniture and repairs 268

fuel, lights, and water 268

heating apparatus 268

vaults, safes, and locks 268

photographing plans, &c., of public buildings 268

standard weights and measures 268

janitors, &c., of public buildings 268

Warrington Somers 268

collection, &c., of captured and abandoned property 268

transit of Venus 268

no part to be covered into the Treasury until, &c. 268

public vessels may be detailed 268

rebel steamer Sumter 268

Naval Academy, Annapolis, purchase of land for 268

jurisdiction to be first ceded 268

expenses of Committee on Alleged Outrages in Southern States 268

Department of the Interior 268–271

public lands, expenses of office of Surveyor General and of surveying 268, 269

Arizona Territory 269

California 269

Colorado Territory 269

Dakota Territory 268, 269

Florida 268, 269

Idaho Territory 269

Iowa 269

Kansas 269

Louisiana 268, 269

Minnesota 268, 269

Montana Territory 269

Nebraska 269

Nevada 269

New Mexico Territory 269

Oregon 269

Utah Territory 269

Washington Territory 269

Wyoming Territory 269

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payment to the Saint Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company for surveys of public lands in Minnesota from appropriation for survey of public lands in Minnesota 269

surveying boundary of Colorado 269

Mew Mexico 269

Wyoming Territory 269

between Idaho and Washington Territory 269

examinations to test public surveys 269

survey, &c., of useless military reservations 269

of Indian reservations 269

collection of revenue from sales of public lands 269

registers and receivers 269

expenses of depositing moneys 269

suppressing depredations on public timber 269

expenses of sale, &c., of certain Indian lands in Nebraska 269

Metropolitan police 269

Washington and Georgetown to contribute 269

special tax, how to be levied, &c. 269

how to be expended 269

annual report of commissioners to be made to the Attorney General 269

Government Hospital for the Insane 269

support of patients 270

hospital buildings 270

Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 270

Columbia Hospital for Women, and Lying-in Asylum, and other charities 270

children's hospital 270

Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphan Home 270

what children only to be admitted 270

not to remain after, &c. 270

sisterhood of St. John 270

sixty transient paupers 270

contract for the cure, support, &c., of 270

Smithsonian Institution 270

collections and hall for 270

Capitol extension 270

ventilation of Senate Chamber 270

telegraph for public business between Capitol and Departments, &c 270

wires to be under ground 270

grading and paving streets, &c. 270

cost of certain improvements to be collected 270

Israel African Methodist Episcopal church 270

building may be removed 270

alteration of the House of Representatives 270

Botanical Garden 270

new conservatory 270

Coast Survey 270

Atlantic and Gulf coasts 270

western coast 270

engineers for steamers 270

publication of observations 270

repairs, &c., of vessels 270

extending triangulation, &c. 270

light-house establishment 270

refitting and improving light-houses 270

keepers and assistants 270

seamen's wages, repairs of vessels 270

buoys, beacons, &c. 270

fog-signals 270

inspecting lights 270

light-houses, &c., on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 270

light-houses, beacons, and fog-signals, 270–271

appropriations for, to be available from date of act 271

site of old station at Nayat point to be sold 271

former appropriation for Oyster Rock to revert to Treasury 271

for fog-signal at Point Hueneme to revert to Treasury 271

Public buildings under the Treasury Department 271, 272

Treasury building 272

building for State, War, and Navy Departments 271

for court-houses at—

Albany 271

Boston 272

Columbia, South Carolina 271

Nashville 272

New York city 271

Omaha 272

Philadelphia 271

Raleigh 272

Saint Louis 272

for custom-houses at—

Albany 271

Boston 271

Charleston 271

Chicago 272

Cincinnati 271

Fall River 271

Knoxville 271

Nashville 272

New Orleans 271

New York city 271

Port Huron 271

Portland, Oregon 272

Rockland, Maine 271

Saint Louis 272

San Francisco 272

for post offices at—

Albany 271

Boston 272

Cincinnati 271

Columbia 271

Nashville 272

New York city 271

Omaha 272

Philadelphia 271

Port Huron 271

Raleigh 272

Saint Louis 272

city of Albany to purchase part of site for Government building in Albany 271

cost of site of building in Philadelphia not to exceed, &c. 271

at Saint Louis, Missouri 272

additional land in Boston for post office, 272

no money to be expended, until, &c., 272

nor land to be purchased 272

appropriations made immediately available 272

marine hospital and sub-Treasury at Chicago 272

new branch mint building in San Francisco 272

mints of the United States 272

preservation of public buildings 272

War Department 272–273

armories and arsenals 272

appropriation for repairs, &c., of, not to be expended upon one 272

buildings and grounds around Washington under direction of chief engineer 272

repairs, fuel, and lighting 272, 273

streets and avenues 273

abating nuisances and expenses of the Board of Health in the District of Columbia 272

repairs of bridges 273

Washington aqueduct 273

reimbursement of the city of Washington 273

Executive Mansion 273

signal office, observation and report of storms 273

surplus maps, &c., may be sold 273

collection and payment of bounty, &c., of colored soldiers and sailors 273

Freedmen's hospital and asylum at Washington 273

State penitentiaries for military convicts 273

States for enrolling, &c., troops for defense of the United States 273

Nebraska for Indian hostilities 273

payment for horses, &c., lost in military service 273

census takers of 1860 273

military telegraph from San Diego to Prescott and Tucson 273

survey of northern and northwestern lakes, &c. 273

determination of points in the interior of Michigan 273

Navy Department 273

navy-yards and naval stations 273

improvements at navy-yards under the direction of the Bureau of Ordnance, 273

Department of Agriculture 273

improvement of grounds, &c. 273

Reform School of District of Columbia 273

State Department 274

expenses of commission for marking boundary line between the United States and British possessions 274

balance of appropriation for expenses under treaty with Great Britain, of May 8, 1871, may be applied to fulfill treaty stipulations 274

lithograph press and materials 274

Henry Douglass 274

civil service regulations 274

customs, &c., laws of the United States extended over territory ceded to the United States by the emperor of Russia 274

Civil rights act, appropriation for expenses of the enforcement of the 268

Civil service regulations, appropriation to enable the President to perfect and put in force 274

Clackamas, appropriation for the 242

Claims commissions, appropriations for British 236, 254, 274

for Spanish 254

for Mexican 254, 268

Claims due the United States, appropriation for collection of 268

Claims of loyal citizens for supplies taken or furnished, &c., during the rebellion to be presented on or before March 3, 1873 290

not so presented to be barred 290

Clerk of the House of Representatives, duties of, in respect to depositions in contested-election cases 231

salary of, increased 258

Clerk of the supreme court of the District of Columbia, salary, fees, &c., not to exceed $6,000 266

excess of fees to be paid into the Treasury of the United States 266

to make semi-annual returns of amount of fees, &c., to the Secretary of the Treasury 266

Clerks of United States courts, their assistants and deputies, not to practice as attorneys in such courts, &c. 232

Clothing, a suit of, or, &c., to be given to each soldier who has been or is in the National Home, &c. 234

Clothing and equipage, (Army,) deficiency appropriation for 276

appropriation for 279

when new uniform is distributed, clothing of the old style to be sold at auction, 279

gross proceeds to be covered into the Treasury 279

Coal, mines of, excluded from act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

Coal lands of the United States, act to provide for the sale of the 300

vacant, and not otherwise appropriated, may be entered by whom, in what quantities, and at what price 300

persons actually in possession of mines opened by themselves to have preference in making entry 300

when, may enter six hundred and forty acres 300

claims, when to be presented 300

only one entry to be made by the same person 300

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certain claimants to pay for lands within a year from, &c. 300

in conflicting claims, priority of possession to determine 300

where improvements are already made, 300

Coast Survey, deficiency appropriation for, 230

appropriations for 270, 273, 274

for extending triangulation of 270, 274

for repairs, &c., of vessels 270

for publication of observations of 270

Coin, foreign, value of, in United States money of account, to be what 298

Coinage act of 1873, what to be known as, 236–240

Coinage and coins of the United States, provisions of the coinage act of 1873 concerning 237–240

standard of 237

penalties for counterfeiting, debasing, uttering false, &c. 240

(See Mints of the United States. )

appropriation for detection, &c., of counterfeiting the 267

Coiners at mints—see Mints, &c.

appointment, powers, and duties of 236, 237–240

oath, bond, and of salary of 237

Collecting, &c., volunteers, for the war of the rebellion, claims for, to be presented before June 30, 1874 263

Collection district of the Teche, in Louisiana, established 254

boundaries 254

residence and salary of collector 254

Brashear made a port of entry 254

Collection of revenue from sales of public lands, appropriation for expenses of the 269

Collectors of customs, appropriation for commissioners of, acting as superintendents of lights 275

to report within ten days to district attorneys cases for fines, penalties, and forfeitures, with names of witnesses, &c. 292

not reporting to forfeit right of compensation 292

one authorized for Coos bay, in the southern district of Oregon 298

in case of sickness, &c., may authorize some officer under them to act as disbursing agent 299

official bond of the principal to cover 299

Collectors of internal revenue—see Internal Revenue.

appropriation for 261

net compensation of, in no case to exceed $4,500 per annum 261

to perform duties of assessors and assistant assessors 228

to collect certain assessments certified to them by Commissioner 228

to keep conspicuously in offices list of the names of persons who have paid special taxes 229

to transmit to Commissioner certain statements and returns 229

to give additional bond 229

commission to, on amount of tax on distilled spirits 229

to report within ten days to district attorney cases for fines, penalties, &c., 292

not reporting for forfeit, &c. 292

Colorado Territory, care, &c., of penitentiary in, transferred to 234

expense of maintaining inmates 234

appropriation for Indian service in 249

for territorial government in 263, 275

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269

for survey of boundary of 269

post roads established in 294

Colorado of the West and its tributaries, appropriation for report of survey of by Professor Powell 268

Colored persons, all, who enlisted in the Army, though on the rolls as slaves, to have the same right as to bounties and pensions 298

Colored schools in the District of Columbia, act amending the act governing 304

board of trustees for, to be appointed by the Governor of the District 304

number from Washington and from Georgetown 304

mode of appointment, term of office, &c. 304

roport of board, &c. 304

may be removed 404

secretary and treasurer of board, appointment, term of office, &c. 304

may attend meetings, but not vote 304

superintendent of, appointment, term of office, pay, and duties 304

proportion of school money due from Washington or Georgetown to be paid to treasurer 305

Colored soldiers and sailors—see Pensions.

widows of, to receive pensions upon what proof of marriage 288

their children to be held lawful children 288

appropriation for expenses of collection and payment of bounty, prize money, and other claims of 273

Columbia College hereafter to be known as Columbia University 308

number of overseers of 308

District act for relief of, confirmed 308

Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying-in Asylum, appropriation for the 270

for completion of building 277

Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, appropriation for 270

Comanches, appropriation for the 242

Commanding General of the Army, appropriation for expenses of the office of the 279

Commissary General, appropriation for office of 263

for clerks, &c. 263

Commissary sergeants, certain, to be selected to receive and preserve subsistence supplies at each post or place of deposit, 258

their duties and pay 258

Commission, appropriation for expenses of American and British claims 236, 254, 274

for Mexican claims 254

for Spanish claims 254

to complete the boundary line between the United States and the possessions of Great Britain 241

to determine rights, &c., of parties under a trust in respect to education created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians, 306

Commissioner of Agriculture, appropriation for pay of, and of clerks, &c. 266

pay of, established 266

Commissioner of Customs, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

pay of, established 266

Commissioner of Education, appropriation for the, and for clerks, &c. 265

Commissioner of fish and fisheries to direct the expenditure of appropriations as to food fishes 268

appropriation for illustrations of report of 268

Commissioner of the General Land Office, pay of, established 266

to issue rules to carry into effect the act to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies 300

in regard to joint entry of public lands by certain preëmption settlers 300

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, duty of, in respect to the termination of the office of assessor and assistant assessor 228

to make certain assessments and certify the same to proper collectors for collection 228

to make general regulations 229

may designate a head of division as chief clerk of the bureau 229

certain copies of the new compilation of internal revenue laws placed at the disposal of 305

appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Commissioner of Patents, appropriation for the, for Assistant Commissioner, and for examiner and clerks 265

Commissioner of Pensions, appropriation for the, and for clerks in office of the 265

pay of, established 266

duties of, under revised pension law, 289, 290

(See Pensions. )

Commissioners to inquire into depredations upon the frontiers of Texas, appropriation for 230

to revise the statutes, draft of revision of the laws prepared by, may be accepted, 291

work of commissioners not thereby approved 291

may be discharged from May 4, 1873 291

to expend the income of certain trust funds in aid of free public schools in certain parishes in South Carolina, board of 297

their appointment, duties, and pay 297

Commissioners of claims of loyal citizens for supplies taken or furnished, &c., during the late rebellion extended for four years from March 10, 1873 290

not to receive any petition unless filed on or before March 3, 1873 290

claims not so presented to be barred 290

Committee of Congress to accept draft of revision of laws and discharge commissioners 291

may contract for preparing a bill embodying in one act all laws authorizing post roads in force 291

for codifying laws as to military offenses, 291

for revision of Indian treaties in force as laws 291

for preparing the revision reported by the commissioners in a bill to be presented to Congress with indexes, &c. 291

Comtroller of the Currency, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

to cause the condition of any bank in the District of Columbia to be examined, &c. 232

to report annually to Congress the condition of State banks, banking companies, and savings banks 251

information to be obtained from what sources 251

may employ an additional clerk if necessary 251

to examine yearly the plates, &c., from which bank circulation is printed 299

certain material to be destroyed 299

to notify national banks to make up deficiencies in their capital stock 299

Conception penalty for selling, &c., drugs or medicine to prevent 297

for advertising for sale 297

such articles not to be carried in the mails 297

when not to be imported 297

warrant to search for and seize 297

Condemned Cannon—see Cannon, &c.

for equestrian statue of Major General George H. Thomas 303

Congress, appropriation for public printing, &c., for 267

for lithographing, mapping, &c. 267

repeal of law prohibiting the reporting, &c., of debates in, at public expense 267

debates, how to be printed 267

to pay Rives & Bailey for reporting, &c., the debates and proceedings of the Forty-Second 277

for pay of certain members of, from Mississippi 278

Ohio 278

Georgia 278

time for electing in California members of the Forty-Fourth 291

thanks of, tendered to Captain David Ritchie, and officers and men under his command 310

Congressional Cemetery, appropriation for repair and improvement of 277

Congressional Globe, additional compensation to reporters for 259, 260

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Congressional Library—see Library of Congress.

appropriations for 260

Congressional Printer, appropriation for 260

Connecticut, post roads established in 294

payment to, upon proper vouchers, for amounts advanced during the late war for chaplains, extra surgeons, &c. 299

Constantinople, consul general at, to be secretary of legation 253

Construction and Repair, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 282

Consular officers may remit the three months' extra wages, when a seaman is discharged in a foreign port for misconduct, if, &c., 291

Consular and diplomatic expenses, appropriation for, for year ending June 30, 1874 253–254

envoys, ministers, chargés d'affaires, &c., 253

secretaries of legation and assistants 253

assistant secretaries of legation to be called second secretaries 253

ministers of Hayti and Liberia 253

interpreters to legations, &c., to Turkey, Siam, China, and Japan 253, 254

salary may be paid to an interpreter in Turkey, though not a citizen of the United States 253

consul general at Constantinople to be secretary of legation in Turkey 253

to be paid only as consul general 253

contingent expenses of foreign intercourse, 253

private amanuensis for Robert C. Schenck, 253

salaries of consuls general, consuls, consular officers, and commercial agents 253, 254

salary of consul at Vienna established at $5,000 254

names of consular officers, not citizens, to whom salaries are paid, to be reported each year 254

increase of allowance to consular officers for rent 254

R. S. Kendall, late consul at Strasburg, 254

consulates in the Turkish dominions 254

rent of prisons for American convicts in Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey 254

blank books, stationery, &c. 254

commercial agencies 254

marshals for consular courts 254

seals to consular agents 254

neutrality act 254

bringing home persons charged with crime, 254

relief and protection of American seamen 254

services in rescuing American seamen 254

last installment of Scheldt dues 254

pay and allowances of the minister resident accredited to the five Central American States to be $10,000 253

of the minister to Uruguay, accredited to Paraguay 253

Cape Spartel light 254

British claims commission 254

Spanish claims commission 254

Mexican claims commission 254

payment to the widow, &c., of any diplomatic, &c., officer dying in a foreign country, while in the discharge of his duty 254

appropriation therefor 254

consular officers not to grant certificates for certain goods, &c., shipped from countries adjacent to the United States 254

Consular agents, seals to be furnished to, by the Secretary of State 254

Consular clerks, appropriation for pay of, 253

Consular courts, appropriation for marshals for 254

Consular officers, appropriation for payment of salaries to those not citizens 254

names, &c., to be reported each year 254

increase of allowance for rent 254

not to grant certificates for certain goods, &c., shipped from countries adjacent to the United States 254

payment to widow, &c., of, dying abroad in the discharge of duty 254

Consular officers and agents to pay seamen's wages in foreign ports in gold or its equivalent, and without deduction 298

Consul general, appropriation for salary of, at Hayti and Liberia 253

at Constantinople to be secretary of legation 253

Consuls general, consuls, &c., appropriation for salaries, &c., of 253

Consuls of the United States at Havre and LaRochelle, additional compensation to, for extraordinary services during the late war in Europe 274

Contested-election cases, provision for taking testimony in 231

Contested election, no payments to be made to either party for expenses 260

Conveyance in transit—see Customs duties.

of certain merchandise destined for the British possessions without payment of duties, whenever, &c. 257

for export 257

Convicts from the District of Columbia, appropriation for maintenance of 268

for rent of prisons for American, in Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey 254

Corporations—see the several titles and Banking Associations.

Burlington and Southwestern Railroad Company 307

Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company 235

Florida agricultural college 227

Georgetown Gas-Light Company 308

Grütli Verein Association 306

Israel African Methodist Episcopal church, 270

Lake Ontario Shore Railroad Company, 301

Lexington Lake and Gulf Railroad Company 307

Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and Arkadelphia Southwestern Railroad Company 308

Loomis Aërial Telegraph Company 232

Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company 235

Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company 228

National Military and Naval Asylum 234

New York and Canada Railroad Company 301

Northern Pacific Railroad Company 255

Portgage Lake and Lake Superior ship-canal 307

Portland, Dalles, and Salt Lake Railroad Company 302

Saint Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company 303

Saint Paul and Pacific Railroad Company 308

Texas Pacific Railroad Company 297

Union Pacific Railroad Company 266

Utah Northern Railroad Company 301

Walla-Walla and Columbia River Railroad Company 302

Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad Company 233

West Wisconsin Railway Company 310

Winona and Saint Peter Railroad Company 231

Counterfeiting the coins and securities of the United States, appropriation for the expenses of detecting and punishing 267

Court-houses, appropriations for, or provisions concerning, at Atlanta, Georgia 240

Chicago 301

Albany, New York 271

Boston, Massachusetts 272

Columbia, South Carolina 271

Covington, Kentucky 251

Evansville, Indiana 232

Grand Rapids, Michigan 253

Lincoln, Nebraska 253

Memphis, Tennessee 252

Nashville, Tennessee 235, 272

New York city 236, 271

Omaha, Nebraska 272

Ontario county, New York 235

Parkersburg, West Virginia 301

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 271

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 305

Plymouth, North Carolina 254

Raleigh, North Carolina 272

Saint Louis, Missouri 272

Court of Claims, certain railroad companies may bring suit in, against United States, 266

appropriations for the 266

for public printing, &c., for 267

for lithographing, mapping, &c. 267

may hear and determine the suit of Carondelet against the United States 305

Courts of the United States, clerks and marshals of, and their assistants, &c., not to practice as attorneys, &c., in such courts, or district 232

penalty for violation, &c. 232

appropriation for expenses of the 268

for jurors and witnesses 268

suit and prosecutions 268

enforcing civil rights act 268

Covington, Kentucky, building to be built at, for courts and Government offices 251

plans and estimates 251

appropriation 251

money not to be used until, &c. 251

terms of United States courts in 257

Craig, William, improvements within the Nez Perce Indian reservations to be purchased from the representatives of 307

Crandall, A., medal granted to, by Congress, 310

Crandall, Captain Jared S., medal granted to, by Congress 310

Creeks, appropriation for the 244

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

Creek Indians, Secretary of the Interior may negotiate with the, for cession of a portion of their reservation 307

Crime, appropriation for expenses in bringing home persons charged with 254

Crimes against the United States, appropriation for detection and prosecution of, 267

Crippled, &c., soldiers, appropriation to pay certain 268

Crow Indians, appropriation for the 244

Secretary of the Interior may negotiate with the, for surrender of their reservation in Montana, if, &c. 306

Cruelty to animals—see Animals.

act to prevent, while in transit by railroad, &c., within the United States 293

Cumberland, Maryland, a certain vacated soldiers' burial ground near, to be sold to the Hebrew congregation of 300

Currency act—see National Currency Act.

act to amend the 298

Custom-houses, appropriations for, &c., at—

Atlanta, Georgia 240

Albany, New York 271

Bath, Maine 227

Boston, Massachusetts 271

Charleston, South Carolina 271

Chicago, Illinois 272

Cincinnati, Ohio 271

Evansville, Indiana 232

Fall River, Massachusetts 271

Knoxville, Tennessee 271

Memphis, Tennessee 252

Nashville, Tennessee 235, 272

New Orleans, Louisiana 271

Parkersburg, West Virginia 301

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 305

Port Huron, Michigan 271

Portland, Oregon 272

Rockland, Maine 271

Saint Louis, Missouri 272

Saint Paul, Minnesota 275

San Francisco, California 272

Customs duties, certain discriminating duties paid on goods, &c., in French vessels to be refunded 241

consular officers not to grant certificates for certain goods, &c., shipped from countries adjacent to the United States 254

certain fish-oil and fish to be admitted into the United States from Canada or Prince Edward Island free, whenever, &c., 257

from Newfoundland 257

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merchandise arriving at designated ports and destined for the British possessions may be entered and conveyed in transit without payment of duties whenever, &c. 257

may be conveyed in transit for export 257

British subjects may carry goods, &c., in British vessels without duty from place to place on the lakes and rivers of the United States, if part of the transportation is through Canada, by land carriage and in bond 257

this right may be suspended, if, &c. 257

laws of the United States relating to, extended over territory ceded to the United States by the emperor of Russia 274

heading-bolts included under the term stavebolts 284

certain barrels exported filled with domestic petroleum and returned empty to be free of duty 284

certain foreign merchandise not in public store, &c., July 31, 1872, but then in port, entitled to same benefits as though then in public store 284

application therefor to be made within thirty days 284

imported gloves protected by trade mark not to be appraised at less, &c. 284

no sale to establish the value 284

bonds for exportation of distilled spirits to be upon proof, &c. 284

Dakota Territory, western boundary of, re-adjusted 250

portion of, added to Montana 250

post roads established in 294

appropriations for Indian service in 249, 277

for territorial government in 263

for office of surveyor general in 265, 268

for survey of public lands in 269

Deaf and Dumb, appropriation for Columbia Institution for 270

Debates in Congress, repeal of law prohibiting the reporting, &c., of, at public expense 267

how to be printed 267

pay to Rives & Bailey for reporting 277

Declarations—see Pensions.

of pension claimants, to be made where and before whom 289

to exempt claims from limitation 289

Deficiency appropriation for year ending June 30, 1873 230

for Post Office Department 230

Coast Survey 230

ninth census 230

rebel ram Albemarle 230

Patent Office 230

Board of Public Works in the District of Columbia 230

for the service of the Government for the year ending June 30, 1873, and for other purposes 274–279

Senate 274

Department of State 274

publishing laws 274

consuls at Havre and La Rochelle 274

to be paid from what appropriation 274

stationery, seals, &c. 274

disbursing clerk for new departments building 274

mixed commission on American and British claims 274

Treasury Department 274

miscellaneous 274

Mint, branches, and assay offices 274

internal revenue, gaugers and store-keepers 274

Coast Survey, Atlantic, Gulf, and western coasts 274

extending triangulation 274

pay, &c., of engineers 274

light-house establishment, keepers, buoys, 274

commissions to collectors 275

steam-heating 275

custom-house at St. Paul 275

accounts of disbursing officers of Freedmen's Bureau 275

designated depositaries 275

territorial governments 275

Arizona 275

Colorado 275

Montana 275

New Mexico 275

Utah 275

Washington 275

accounts of marshal for Utah Territory, how to be settled 275

War Department 275–276

office of Quartermaster General 275–276

military establishment, quartermaster's department 275

Army transportation 275

barracks and quarters 275

clothing and equipage 276

pay department 276

Paymaster General's office 276

mileage 276

public buildings and grounds in Washington 276

officer in charge of, to have what rank and pay 276

W. H. Shirley 276

signal service, observation and report of storms 276

medical and hospital department 276

State penitentiaries 276

Marine corps 276

Interior Department 276–277

miscellaneous and contingent 276

maps for statistical atlas of the United States 276

Francis A. Walker 276

public lands, surveying and offices of surveyors 276

California 276

Idaho 276

Kansas 276

Montana 276

Nebraska 276

Nevada 276

Oregon 276

Washington Territory 276

Wyoming Territory 276

recorder of land titles in Missouri 276

appropriations are for deficiencies of what years 276

penitentiary in Wyoming Territory 276

extension of Capitol grounds 276

purchase of land, &c, in Washington, District of Columbia 276

at what prices 276

certain materials in buildings may be sold at public auction 276

proceeds of sales, how applied 276

expenses of examination of titles 276

elevator in Senate wing of the Capitol, 276

miscellaneous 277

Zebulon B. Sturges 277

Alexander Lynch 277

John G. Merritt 277

John W. Wright 277

Thomas Lewis 277

temporary clerks in Pension Office 277

wagon-road to Red Lake branch of agency for Chippewas 277

Indian Bureau 277

portions of proceeds of sale of Osage Indian lands to be transferred to pay for lands bought by Osages from Cherokees, and placed to credit of Cherokees 277

to bear interest at five per cent 277

interest to Osage Indians 277

Sioux Indians near Flandreau, Dakota Territory 277

Indian service in California, Dakota, Montana, Nevada, and Utah 277

Menomonees 277

purchase of lands from Mississippi band of Chippewas 277

Pembina band of Chippewas 277

Apache Indians 277

only for those on reservations and who refrain from hostilities 277

Stockbridge Indians, transfer of accounts 277

expenses of Indian hostilities in Montana 277

subsistence and civilization of Arickare, Gros Ventre, and Mandan Indians at Fort Berthold agency 277

miscellaneous 277

introduction of shad into the rivers and lakes of the United States 277

folding documents, House of Representatives 277

Rives & Bailey, reporting, &c., debates, 277

public printing 277

S. Wolf 277

international prison reform congress 277

Congressional Cemetery 277

Board of Health of the District of Columbia 277

Columbia Hospital for Women 277

purchase of City Hall building in Washington 277

price to be determined by appraisers, 277

purchase money, how to be applied, 277

land for new building 277

Government not to be liable 277

no land granted for such building 278

purchase and distribution of seeds 278

Department of Justice 278

courts, jurors, witnesses, prisoners, and prosecutions for crime 278

judges 278

rent and fitting rooms 278

pay of certain members of Congress from Georgia 278

Mississippi 278

Ohio 278

bearer of contesting electoral vote of Louisiana 278

Sergeant-at-Arms of the House 278

building at Evansville, Indiana, for custom-house, &c. 278

land in Indianapolis, adjoining court-house 278

Pension Office, salaries 278

balance of appropriation for payments to States for amounts due for enrolling, &c., troops, &c., reappropriated 278

topographer of Post Office Department, 278

William M. Ireland 278

J. M. McGrew 278

registered package envelopes 278

salaries of postmasters 278

post office at Charleston, South Carolina 278

postage stamps for certain offices and Departments for year ending June 30, 1874, 278

special stamps or stamped envelopes for official mail matter for the Executive Departments 278

to be sold at what price 278

Charles H. W. Meehan 278

Assistant Treasurers of the United States to be appointed at Cincinnati and Chicago 278

suitable rooms to be prepared for them, 278

their powers, duties, and pay 278

rooms now used by designated depositaries at those places to be set apart, &c. 278

may appoint clerks and messengers 278

preparation of rooms, vaults, &c., for Assistant Treasurer at Chicago 279

designation as depositaries of, &c., to be revoked when, &c. 278

Delawares, appropriation for the 244

for payment of interest on trust-fund of, 250

Delegates in Congress not to receive pay for services in any matter before any bureau, &c., where the United States is interested 232

no allowance to be made to, on account of postage 235

salary of, established from March 4, 1873, 258

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Denver, provisions of coinage act of 1873 as to assay office at 240

appropriation for branch mint at 263

Department of Agriculture, appropriation for the 266

collecting statistics and preparing reports, 266

purchase and distribution of seeds 266

experimental garden 266

books of reference, &c. 266

Department of Justice, appropriation for, 266

deficiency appropriation for 278

statutes and reports of the United States to be furnished to, for distribution 291

Department of State, appropriation for expenses of the 260

pamphlet laws and in newspapers 260

deficiency appropriation for 274

pay of the two chiefs of the diplomatic and the consular bureaus in the, established 266

of the chiefs of the Bureau of Accounts and of Indexes and Archives 266

Department of the Interior, appropriation for the 264–265

Dependent relatives—see Pensions.

provisions for pensions to, under the revised pension law 288

Depositaries of the United States, designation of the surveyor of customs at Cincinnati, and of the collector of customs at Chicago as, to be revoked when, &c. 278

Depositions—see Witness.

of certain witnesses may be taken in contested-election cases 231

proceedings 231

to be sent to the Clerk of the House of Representatives 231

may be opened by the Clerk, and copy furnished 231

of witnesses under letters rogatory 292

Depredations on frontiers of Texas, appropriation for expenses of commissioners to inquire into 230

Depredations upon timber on public lands appropriation for expense of suppressing, 269

Deputy collector at Saint Paul, Minnesota, pay of, established 299

to act as inspector 299

Deputy collectors, for three ports of delivery in southern collection district of Oregon, authorized 298

Deputy commissioner of pensions, appointment of, authorized 289

duties and salary of 289

appropriation for salary of 278

Deputy commissioners of internal revenue, appropriation for pay of 261

Designated depositaries, appropriations for pay of the 262, 275

at Cincinnati and Chicago 278

Detection and conviction of crimes against the United States, appropriation for 268

Detection and punishment of violation of internal revenue laws, appropriation for 261

of counterfeiting the securities and coinage of the United States, and other frauds, 267

Devices—see Mints, &c.

upon the coins of the United States 237

Dime—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of 237

Diplomatic officers, payment to windows, &c., of any, dying abroad while in the discharge of their duty 254

Director of the Mint, appointment, and term of office 236

who to act as, in his temporary absence 237

salary and traveling expenses 237

powers, reports, and annual estimates 237

to approve certain appointments of superintendent of Mint 237

may engage artists to make new devices for coins 237

may decide upon delivery of minor coins, 238

duty of, in regard to accounts of superintendent of mints 239

in regard to the annual testing of the weight of coins 239

to procure standard weights for each mint and assay office 239

to approve of regulations for execution of dies and medals at the Mint in Philadelphia, 239

to have general direction of assay offices, subject, &c. 240

regulations, returns, and charges 240

Direct tax commissioners for South Carolina, acts of, in renting school-farm lands and disbursing the proceeds confirmed 298

Disability—see Pensions.

degrees of, and rates of pension for, under the pension law 286–290

Discharge of seamen in foreign ports for misconduct, payment of three months' extra wages, may be remitted, if, &c 291

Discriminating duties, certain, paid on goods in French vessels to be refunded 241

Distilled spirits, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

District attorneys of the United States, appropriation for the 266

cases of fines, &c., under the revenue laws to be reported to, by collectors, with names of witnesses 292

proceedings to be commenced without delay 292

facts to be reported to Secretary of Treasury, if, &c. 292

compensation to, for such services 292

District court of the United States, terms of, in Covington and Paducah, Kentucky, 257

for the middle and northern districts of Alabama, circuit court jurisdiction taken away from 258

cases in, transferred to circuit court 258

pending indictments and writs of error or appeals not affected 258

terms of, in eastern district of Missouri 255

for Nebraska, fall term of, to be held at Omaha 298

deficiency appropriation for the 278

District judges of the United States, appropriation for the 266

District marshals of the United States, appropriation for the 266

District of Columbia, salary of members of the Board of Health of, established 228

appropriation to pay expenditures made by Board of Public Works in 230

payments to be made only on vouchers, 230

Board of Public Works not to incur any liability, &c., for streets, &c., beyond appropriations previously made by Congress 230

national banks in the, to be examined 232

report and expense 232

one third of cost of fire department in, to be borne by the United States 235

not to exceed $25,000 in any year 236

Governor of, to provide suitable buildings for the Women's Christian Association of Washington 241

act prohibiting gift enterprises in the 251

appropriation for government in 263

no part to be paid to any member of any board who holds any other Federal office 263

for Board of Health in 277

for purchase by the United States of the interest of, in the City Hall building, 277

act amending the act governing the colored schools of the 304

Governor of District, to appoint board of trustees of schools for colored children in Washington and Georgetown 304

number in each city, term of office, &c. 304

to appoint secretary and treasurer of the board 304

their term of office, duties, &c. 304

to appoint superintendent of schools for colored children in 304

term of office, pay, &c. 304

act for relief of Columbian College in, confirmed 308

Dollar—see Mints, &c.

standard weight of the gold 237

of the silver, or trade 237

Double eagle—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of the 237

Douglass, Henry, appropriation for 274

Dover, Delaware, building to be erected at, for post office 253

appropriation, plans, and estimates 253

money not to be used until, &c. 253

Draw-bridges may be erected over the Mobile river, &c., by the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company 228

how to be constructed, managed, changed, &c. 228

Dutch Island, appropriation for fort on 252

Duties, customs—see Customs Duties.

monument to the memory of the officers, &c., of the Navy, &c., to be admitted free 228

D'Wamish Indians, appropriation for the 244

Eagle—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of the 237

East Chester National Bank of Mount Vernon, may change its location and name 231

proceedings, new name, rights, &c. 231

Education, appropriation for expenses of Bureau of 265

Eight steam vessels of war—see Steam Vessels of War.

to be constructed 236

Election cases, contested, provision for taking testimony in 231

Elections, contested, no payments to be made to either party for expenses 260

Elections, in Arkansas, Kansas, and Louisiana, appropriation for expenses of investigation as to 236

recent senatorial, in Kansas 256, 257

Electrical apparatus for lighting, &c., to be placed in charge of engineer, &c. 259

Electrician, offices of, and assistant, abolished 259

Elevator in Senate wing of the Capitol, appropriation for 276

Ellie, the schooner, name changed to the Falcon 233

Ellinsburg, Oregon, made port of delivery, 288

Engineer depot at Willett's Point, New York, appropriation for 279

Engineer officers (Navy) graduated at Naval Academy to have what precedence 283

pay of chief 283

Engineer soldiers, pay of, for extra duty 236

Engraver for Mint at Philadelphia, appointment, powers, and duties of 236, 237, 239

oath and salary of 237

Engraving, appropriation for 267

Enrollment, equipping, &c., troops for the defense of the United States during the late insurrection, appropriation for 273

Envoys extraordinary, appropriation for salaries of 253

Equestrian statue of Major General George H. Thomas, bronze cannon for 303

Equipment and Recruiting, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 281

Equipments for infantry, cavalry, and artillery 280

Evansville, Indiana, public building to be erected at, for custom-house, post office, courts, &c. 232

limit to cost 232

no money to be expended until, &c. 232

appropriation for 278

Examination of naval officers before promotion, provisions concerning 283

certain officers not entitled to, until, &c., 283

Examiner of claims, pay of, established 266

Examining surgeons—see Pensions, Surgeons.

in applications for pensions, appointment, duties, &c., of 290

Excise tax upon alcohol used by colleges, &c., for scientific purposes remitted 252

application, bond, penalty 252

Executive Departments, appropriation for public printing, &c., for 267

Executive Mansion, appropriation for repairs of 273

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Exemption, land acquired by settler under act encouraging the growth of timber upon western prairies not liable for previous debts 299–300

Exemptions allowed a bankrupt under the bankruptcy act 290

Experimental garden, appropriation for the, 266

Exports—see Customs, Duties.

conveyance of certain, in transit 257

Exposition at Vienna, appropriation for the international 310

certain practical artisans and scientific men to be appointed to attend and make report 310

honorary commissioners to 310

Governors of States requested to coöperate 310

Secretary of State to report expenditures, 310

Extra surgeons—see Surgeons.

amounts advanced by States to pay, to be reimbursed to them 299

Falcon, the pleasure yacht, formerly the Ellie, register to issue to 233

Farragut, Admiral, time for presentation of models for statue of, extended 310

Ferry, Elisha P., appropriation to pay amount due 275

Fifth Auditor, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Fines and forfeitures, cases of, under the revenue laws to be reported within ten days to district attorneys by collectors, with names of witnesses, &c. 291, 292

proceedings to be commenced without delay, unless, &c. 292

if not instituted, facts to be reported 292

Finn's point, appropriation for battery at, 252

Fire department in the District of Columbia, one third of cost of, to be paid by the United States 235

not in any year to exceed, &c. 236

First Auditor, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

First Comptroller of the Treasury, appropriation for, and for office of the 260

First National Bank of Newnan may change its location and name 234

First National Bank of Penn Yann, successor of the First National Bank of Watkins, New York 252

First National Bank of Springfield, Missouri, made the successor of the National Bank of Springfield, Missouri 301

First National Bank of Topeka made successor to the Kansas Valley National Bank 305

First National Bank of Watkins, New York, may change location and name 252

First National Bank of Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation to pay amount due, as assignee of John P. Bruce 275

Fish and fish-oil, certain, to be admitted into the United States from Canada or Prince Edward Island, free of duty, whenever, &c. 257

from Newfoundland 257

Fitchburg, Massachusetts, condemned cannon, &c., to Soldiers' Monument Association of 304

Five-cent piece—see Minor Coins.

weight, alloy, and value of 237

Flatheads, appropriation for the 244

Florida, appropriations for office of surveyor general in 265, 268

for survey of public lands in 269

Florida State Agricultural College, certain college scrip to be issued to the secretary of the board of trustees of 227

Fog-signals, appropriations for 270–271

Food fishes, appropriation to continue the inquiry into cause of decrease of, of the coasts and lakes of the United States, 268

for the introduction of, into the waters of the United States 268

Foreign coin, value of, in United States money of account to be what 298

values of standard, in circulation to be estimated annually and proclaimed 298

Foreign mails, appropriation for the transportation of 283

Foreign steamships, act to authorize the unlading of, at night 291

Fort Berthold agency, appropriation for support of certain Indians at 277

Fort Gratiot light-house reservation, portion of, to be plotted and sold at public auction 235

Fort Gratiot military reservation, part of, granted to Port Huron for a cemetery may be, upon request, surveyed and platted into streets and sold at public auction 305

Fortifications, appropriations for the following:

Fort Adams 252

Fort Foot 252

Fort Hamilton 252

Fort Independence 252

Fort Jackson, Louisiana 252

Fort Jefferson 252

Fort McHenry 252

Fort Monroe 252

Fort Moultrie 252

Fort Preble 252

Fort Pulaski 252

Fort Saint Philip 252

Fort Scammell 252

Fort Schuyler 252

Fort Sumter 252

Fort Taylor 253

Fort Warren 252

Fort Washington 252

Fort Winthrop 252

Fort at Alcatraz island 252

Fort Point 252

Lime Point 252

San Diego, California 252

Willett's Point 252

Fort on Dutch Island 252

site of Fort Tompkins 252

opposite Fort Delaware 252

batteries in Portsmouth harbor, New Hampshire 252

battery at Finn's Point 252

battery Hudson 252

Fort Ripley, portion of military reservation at, to be sold at public auction 257

Forts and military posts, lands in Texas for sites for, may be purchased 302

Fourth Auditor, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Foxes, appropriation for the 247

Fractional parts of a barrel, to be what, in computing internal tax on fermented liquors 293

Franking privilege abolished after July 1, 1873 235

no allowance to be made to Senators, Representatives, &c., on account of postage 235

Frauds on the United States, appropriation for detecting, &c. 267

Frauds under the pension act, clerks may be detailed to investigate suspected attempts at 289

Free delivery of mail matter, a clerk may be detailed to act as superintendent of 283

salary of, and when to terminate 283

Freedmen's Bureau, transfer of appropriation to settle accounts of disburing officers of the 275

Freedmen's Hospital and Asylum, Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation for 273

Free matter by mail, all laws permitting the transmission of, repealed 284

Free of duty, certain empty barrels to be admitted 284

Free public schools in certain parishes in South Carolina, interest on certain proceeds of school farm lands to be devoted to 297

Freight boats on the Mississippi river and tributaries, standard steam pressure for 228

French discoveries in the Northwest and on the Mississippi, appropriation to purchase and print unpublished documents relating to 268

French vessels, certain discriminating duties paid on goods, &c., on board certain, to be refunded 241

Gatling guns, appropriation for experiments and tests of two, of large caliber 280

of light caliber, appropriation to provide for the Army 280

Gaugers, customs, pay of, at the port of Boston, established 232

Gaugers, internal revenue, appropriation for 274

Gavitt, Courtland, medal granted to, by Congress 310

General council of certain Indians in the Indian territory, appropriation for expenses of the 249

General Land Office, appropriation for expenses of the 264

Genesee river, Monroe county, New York, Lake Ontario Shore Railroad Company, may construct a draw-bridge over 301

Geneva arbitration and award, money paid under the, to the United States, how to be used, &c. 298

Geological and geographical survey of the Territories by Professor F. V. Hayden, appropriation for 268

for maps, charts, &c., to illustrate 268

Georgetown, District of Columbia, to contribute to the support of the Metropolitan police 269

may levy special tax 269

provision for schools for colored children in 304

Georgetown Gas-Light Company, rights of, extended 308

Georgia, appropriation to pay certain members of Congress from 278

post roads established in 294

German National Bank of Evansville, the successor of the East Chester National Bank of Mount Vernon 231

Gettysburg Battle-Field Memorial Association, condemned cannon, &c., donated to 308

Gift enterprises, act prohibiting, in the District of Columbia 251

Gila land district in Arizona established 251

boundaries, land office, &c. 251

Gloves, imported, protected by trade mark, not to be appraised at less, &c. 284

no sale to fix value 284

Gold coins of the United States—see Mints, &c.

denominations and value 237

standard, &c., of 237

alloy 237

to be legal tender 237

reduction in weight by natural abrasion 237

when to be recoined 237

where to be received 237

devices and legends upon 237

deviations in weight not to exceed, &c. 238

Goship bands of Indians, appropriation for the 247

Government Hospital for the Insane 269–270

Governors of Territories, annual salaries of, established 234

Grand Rapids, Michigan, site to be purchased and building erected at, for court-house, post office, &c. 253

cost not to exceed, &c. 253

extent of lot 253

money not to be used until, &c. 253

Grand River bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Green, Byron, medal granted to, by Congress 310

Gros Ventres, appropriation for the 242, 244, 277

Grütli Verein Association of Washington, District of Columbia, may issue building stock, &c. 306

Guardians, penalty upon, for embezzling pension of ward 290

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Half dime—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of 237

Half dollar—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of 237

Half eagle—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of the 237

Harbors—see Rivers and Harbors.

appropriations for, at—

Ashtabula, Ohio 285

Baltimore, Maryland 285

Black Lake, Michigan 285

Black river, Ohio 285

Boston, Massachusetts 286

Bridgeport, Connecticut 286

Buffalo, New York 285

Burlington, Vermont 285

Calumet, Illinois 285

Cambridge, Maryland 285

Camden, Maine 286

Charleston, South Carolina 285

Cheboygan, Michigan 285

Chicago, Illinois 285

Cleveland, Ohio 285

Conneaut, Ohio 285

Dunkirk, New York 285

Duxbury, Massachusetts 286

Frankfort, Michigan 285

Georgetown, District of Columbia 285

Grand Haven, Michigan 285

Green Bay, Wisconsin 285

Hyannis, Massachusetts 286

Lake Huron, Michigan 285

Little Sodus, New York 285

Ludington, Michigan 285

Manistee, Michigan 285

Manitowoc, Wisconsin 285

Marquette, Michigan 284

Menomonee, Wisconsin 284

Michigan City, Indiana 285

Milwaukee, Wisconsin 285

Mobile, Alabama 285

Monroe, Michigan 285

New Castle, Delaware 286

New Haven, Connecticut 286

Newport, Rhode Island 286

Norwalk, Connecticut 286

Oak Orchard, New York 285

Ogdensburg, New York 285

Olcott, New York 285

Oswego, New York 285

Pentwater, Michigan 285

Plattsburg, New York 285

Plymouth, Massachusetts 286

Port Washington, Wisconsin 285

Portland, Maine 286

Provincetown, Massachusetts 286

Putneyville, New York 285

Racine, Wisconsin 285

Roundout, New York 286

Salem, Massachusetts 286

Sandusky city, Ohio 285

Saugatuck, Michigan 285

Savannah, Georgia 285

Sheboygan, Wisconsin 285

South Haven, Michigan 285

Stonington, Connecticut 286

Swanton, Vermont 285

Toledo, Ohio 285

Two Rivers, Wisconsin 285

Vermillion, Ohio 285

Waddington, New York 285

Wareham, Massachusetts 286

Washington, District of Columbia 285

White River, Michigan 285

Wickford, Rhode Island 286

Wilmington, Delaware 286

Harbors and rivers, appropriation for the repairs, &c., of public works on 284–286

for surveys, &c., for improvement of, for those not specifically provided for 286

for examinations and surveys to be made at various points 286

Harvey, John D., medal granted to, by Congress 310

Hayden, Professor F. V., appropriation for the continuation of the geological and geographical survey of the Territories by 268

Havre, additional compensation to the United States consul at 274

Heading-bolts included under the term “stave-bolts” 284

Headstones for use in national military cemeteries, to be of what material, design, and weight 279

contract for supplying, how awarded 279

Secretary of War to determine size, model, &c. 279

Henry, Joseph, appointed a commissioner to determine claims, &c., of parties under a trust created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians 306

Historical documents relating to early discoveries of the French in the Northwest and on the Mississippi, appropriation to purchase and print 268

Homestead settlers upon public lands may alienate portions of their estate for church, school, &c., purposes, or for right of way for railroads 298

who have heretofore entered less than one hundred and sixty acres may make up the difference 299

cultivating timber, provision as to 299

quantity and value of certain lands in Iowa held by, to be ascertained and reported to Congress 304

Horses, claims for lost, before January 1, 1872, to be presented before June 30, 1874 263

for cavalry, artillery, and Indian scouts, appropriation for 279

payment for those lost in military service, 273

Hospital department, appropriation for 276

Hospital for insane, appropriation for, 269–270

Hospitals, Army, appropriation for construction and repairs of 279

Hospitals, naval, appropriations for, at—

Annapolis 282

Chelsea, Massachusetts 281

Mare Island 282

New York 281

Norfolk 282

Pensacola 282

Philadelphia 282

Washington 282

House of Representatives, annual salaries of certain officers of the, increased 258

increase of pay to begin with present Congress 258

appropriation for altering and refitting Hall of 270

for better ventilation and lighting of 270

Idaho Territory, care, &c., of penitentiary in, transferred to 234

expense of maintaining inmates 234

appropriation for Indian service in 249

for territorial government in 263

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

for survey of boundary between, and Washington Territory 269

improvements in Nez Perce Indian reservation in, to be purchased by Commissioner of Indian Affairs 307

Illinois, post roads established in 294

Importing obscene books, &c., penalty for, 297

Imports—see Customs Duties.

conveyance of certain, in transit 257

Indemnity to States for expenses incurred in enrolling, &c., troops for the defense of the United States 273

Independent Treasury, appropriation for the, 261–262

for offices of Assistant Treasurers 261–262

of depositaries 262

special agents 262

contingent expenses 262

no part for clerical services 262

additional clerks 262

Indiana, time within which State of, may provide an agricultural college extended, 227

certain lands in Newton county released to 231

post roads established in 294

Indianapolis, Indiana, appropriation to purchase land in, adjoining court-house 278

Indian agencies and superintendencies to be examined twice a year by one or more of the Indian inspectors 250

extent of examination 250

different examinations by different inspectors 250

Indian agents may be removed by Indian inspectors 250

Indian Bureau, appropriation for expenses of the 264–265

deficiency appropriation for 277

Indian commission continued with former powers and duties 249

Indian delegations, appropriation for expenses of visit of, to Washington 249

Indian department, appropriation for current and contingent expenses of, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes for the year ending June 30, 1874 241–250

superintendents, agents, sub-agents, clerks, interpreters 241

services of superintendents and agents to be dispensed with when practicable 241

same person, when possible, to perform duties of two agencies or superintendencies for one salary 241

agent for the tribes in Iowa to reside at or near where said tribes are located, and to give necessary time to their instruction, 241

vaccination and vaccine matter 242

buildings, agencies, and repairs 242

contingencies 242

presents and provisions 242

fulfilling treaty stipulations with—

Apaches 242

Arapahoes 242, 246

Arickarees 242

Assinaboines 242

Bannocks 245, 247

Blackfeet 242

Bloods 242

Bois Fortes 242

Calapooias 242, 248

Capote bands 248

Cayuses 248

Cheyennes 242, 246

Chickasaws 242

Chippewas 242–243

Choctaws 243

Clackamas 242

Comanches 242

Creeks 244

Crows 244

Delawares 244

D'Wamish 244

Flatheads 244

Foxes 247

Goship bands 247

Grand River bands 248

Gros Ventres 242, 244

Iowas 245

Kansas 245

Kaskaskias 247

Kickapoos 245

Kiowas 242

Klamaths 245

Lake Winnebagoshish 243

Makahs 245

Mandans 242

Menomonees 245

Miamies 245

Middle Oregons 244

Missourias 246

Modocs 245

Molallas 242

Molels 245

Muache bands 248

Navajoes 245

Nez Perces 245

Nisquallys 246

Omahas 246

Osages 246

Ottawas 247

Ottoes 246

Pawnees 246

Pembinas 243

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Peorias 247

Piankeshaws 247

Piegans 242

Pillager bands 243

Poncas, 246, 248

Pottawattomies 246

Puyallups 246

Quapaws 246, 247

Quillehutes 246

Quinaielts 246

Red Lake 243

River Crows 247

Roche de Bœuf 247

Rogue Rivers 247

Sacs 247

Seminoles 247

Senecas 247

Shawnees 247

Sheep Eaters 245

Shoshones 245, 247

Sioux 248

Sissetons 248

Six Nations 247

S'Klallams 248

Snake 248

Tabeguache bands 248

Teton Sioux 248

Uintah bands 248

Umatillas 248

Umpquas 248

Utahs 248

Utes 248

Wahpetons 248

Walla-Wallas 248

Wall-pah-pes 248

Weas 247

Weeminuche bands 248

Wichitas 242, 249

Winnebagoes 249

Wyandottes 247

Yakamas 249

Yampa bands 248

Yanctons 248

Indian service in—

Arizona Territory 241, 249

California 241, 249

Colorado Territory 241, 249

Dakota Territory 241, 249

Idaho Territory 241, 249

Montana Territory 241, 249

Nevada 241, 249

New Mexico Territory 241, 249

Oregon 241, 249

Utah Territory 241, 249

Washington Territory 241, 249

Wyoming Territory 241, 249

the appropriation for the Apaches to be expended only on those who remain on reservation and refrain from hostilities 242

amount expended for the Arapachoes, Cheyennes, Apaches, Kiowas, Comanches, and Wichitas not to exceed $100 per capita per annum 242

Secretary of the Interior may sell certain bonds held in trust for the Pottawatomie Indians and apply proceeds of sale to, &c. 246

unexpended balance for the subsistence of the northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes to be used how 248

traders, &c., selling arms in any district occupied by hostile Indians to forfeit right to trade and be excluded from the country 248

expenses of Indian delegations to Washington 249

Indian commission 249

continued with former powers and duties 249

delivery of annuities, &c., to Indians in Minnesota and Michigan 249

expenses of general council of certain Indians in the Indian territory 249

removal of the Winnebagoes of Wisconsin 249

of the Kansas Indians 250

erection of agency buildings on the Malheur Indian reservation, in Oregon, &c. 250

repeal of law providing an annual appropriation of $10,000 to employ teachers for Indians 250

building at New Boggy depot, Indian territory, for Choctaw, &c., agency 250

appropriations for teachers, mechanics, physicians, &c., may be diverted to other uses 250

interest on trust fund stocks belonging to the—

Cherokees 250

Chickasaws 250

Chippewas 250

Choctaws 250

Creeks 250

Delawares 250

Iowas 250

Kaskaskias, Weas, Peorias, and Piankeshaws 250

Menomonees 250

Ottawas and Chippewas 250

Pottawatomies 250

contingent expenses of trust funds 250

certain bonds of the Ottawa Indians, &c., may be sold, &c. 250

authority for delivering any bonds to the Choctaws suspended 250

portion of the Cherokee funds to be set apart for orphans 250

for an asylum for the insane, &c. 250

for a literary institution to educate indigent persons 250

proceeds of sales of lands of the Kickapoos to be retained as a permanent trust fund, 250

consent of the Indians to be first given, 250

Indian inspectors to be appointed 250

term of office, salaries, duties 250

examination of agencies 250

books, papers, &c. 250

may suspend superintendents, agents, &c., 250

may enforce laws by legal proceedings 250

certain offices of, abolished after, &c. 250

remaining superintendents may be assigned, &c., or dispensed with 250

number of Indians present and receiving food, &c., at any distribution to be reported, 250

Indian hostilities, expenses of suppressing, in Montana Territory to be paid, if found justly due 302

appropriation for 277

to reimburse Nebraska for expenses of suppressing 273

Indian inspectors, not exceeding five, to be appointed by the President 250

their term of office, salary, duties, and powers 250

may suspend any superintendent, agent, or employé 250

Indian lands, appropriation for expenses of sale, &c., of certain, in Nebraska 269

Indian Office, appropriation for expenses of the 264

Indian reservations, appropriation for agency buildings, &c., on the Malheur, in Oregon, &c. 250

negotiation may be had with the Crow Indians for surrender of their reservation in Montana if, &c. 306

with the Creek Indians for cession of a portion of their reservation 307

improvements within Nez Perce, in Idaho, to be purchased from the representatives of William Craig 307

part of the Round Valley, in California, to be restored to the public lands 309

Indians, number of those present and receiving food and clothing at each distribution to be taken and reported to the Commissioner 250

sale of arms, &c., in any district occupied by hostile, prohibited 248

law providing an annual appropriation of $10,000 for the instruction of, repealed, 250

appropriations for teachers, physicians, mechanics, &c., for, may be diverted to other uses 250

Indians about Camp McDermit, food and clothing for certain, in Humboldt county, Nevada 305

Indian scouts, appropriation for 279

Indian soldiers and sailors—see Pensions.

widows of, to receive pension upon what proof of marriage 288

their children to be held lawful children, 288

claims of, for pensions may be made before whom 289

extension of limitation in pending claims of 289

exempted from obligations to take certain oaths 289

Indian treaties, contract may be made for the revision of all, in force as laws 291

to be distributed for correction 291

Indian trust funds, certain bonds of the State of Arkansas held by the United States as, to be funded by that State before, &c., 227

Ingots for coinage—see Mints, &c.

provisions of coinage act of 1873 concerning 238

not to be used if they differ more than, &c. 238

Injunction, none to issue against any banking association or its property before final judgment in State court 298

Inland mails, appropriation for the transportation of 283

Insane, appropriation for the Government Hospital for the 269–270

for hospital buildings 270

Inscriptions—see Mints, &c.

upon the coins of the United States 237

Inspector General of the Army, appropriation for office of 264

Inspector of boilers for customs district of Michigan, pay of 297

Inspector of customs to be appointed at Chester, Pennsylvania 258

Inspector of hulls for customs district of Michigan, pay of 297

Inspectors of steam vessels, local board of, established for the customs district of Michigan 297

Instructors at the Military Academy, pay of certain, established 256

Insurance companies, bankrupt act not to apply to certain, against which proceedings have been instituted in State courts for winding up their affairs 241

Interior Department, appropriation for the, 264

deficiency appropriation for 276

Internal revenue, offices of assessor and assistant assessor to cease on or before July 1, 1873 228

their duties to be performed by collectors, 228

transfer of books and papers 228

Commissioner to make certain assessments, &c. 228

for deficiencies in returns of distilled spirits 228

for distilled spirits sold without a stamp, 229

for deposits, &c., in banking business 228

on tobacco, snuff, and cigars 229

on legacies and successions 229

assessments to be certified to and collected by, collectors 229

all special taxes after April 30, 1873, to be paid by stamps 229

stamps to be procured, and provisions of former laws to apply to 229

persons liable to special tax, except, &c., to keep conspicuously in place of business stamps denoting payment of special tax 229

penalty for not so doing 229

to be doubled for willful neglect 229

collectors to keep in their offices list of names of persons who have paid special taxes 229

to give additional bond 229

commission to, on amount of tax on distilled spirits 229

total net compensation not to be increased 229

returns of persons engaged in banking to be made semi-annually in duplicate 229

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statement as to stills and distilling apparatus to be transmitted by collector 229

returns of materials used and spirits produced 229

forfeiture of peddlers' goods 229

regulations of Commissioner 229

repeal of law of 1872, reducing the number of internal revenue districts 229

Commissioner to designate a head of division as chief clerk of the bureau without additional pay 229

appropriation for pay of collectors, assessors, &c., of 261

for storekeepers and gaugers 274

net pay of collectors, not to exceed $4,500 each 261

dies, paper, and for stamps 261

detection and punishment of persons guilty of violation of internal revenue laws 261

cases of fines, &c., to be reported to district attorneys with names of witnesses 292

Internal revenue districts, repeal of law reducing the number of 229

Internal revenue laws, copies of the new compilation of the, how to be distributed, 305

Internal tax, in computing, on fermented liquors, fractional parts of barrels to be what 293

International exposition at Vienna, appropriation for 310

International prison reform congress, to pay for copies of proceedings of 277

International statistical congress, the President authorized to invite the, to hold its next session in the United States 310

proceedings, if invitation is accepted 311

Interpreters of legation, appropriation for salaries of 253, 254

salary of, in Turkey may be paid to an interpreter though he may not be a citizen of the United States 253

Invalid pensions, appropriation for 230

Investigating committees of the Senate, appropriations for expenses of, in regard to elections in Kansas, Louisiana, and Arkansas 236

in regard to the recent senatorial election in Kansas 256, 257

Iowa, title to certain lands in, confirmed to the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company, and the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company 235

interest of United States only released, 235

homestead and preëmption rights saved, 235

appropriations for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

post roads established in 294

quantity and value of certain public lands in, held by preëmption and homestead settlers, to be ascertained 304

report to Congress 304

Iowas, appropriation for the 245

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

Ireland, William M., appropriation to pay, 278

Iron, mines of, excluded from act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

Iron and steel, appropriation for machinery for testing American 280

Irrigation, board of commissioners to report a system of, for the San Joaquin, &c., valleys in California 305

Irwins, Walter R., appointed a commissioner to determine claims, &c., of parties under a trust created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians 306

Japan, soundings between west coast of the United States and 283

to determine the practicability of laying a telegraphic cable 283

appropriation for steamship service between San Francisco and 284

payment to, for rents for lands, &c., used by the United States for jails, &c. 292

law library for legation in 292

Jedo, buildings for court house and jail at, 292

to be rented for periods of two years 292

Jersey City, New Jersey, erection of a public building at, for post office, &c., provided for 302

Jewess, the bark, American register to be issued to 235

Jocelyn, S. P., entitled to promotion in the Army 255

not to back pay, &c. 255

Judiciary, appropriation for expenses of the, 268

Judiciary square, Washington, District of Columbia, certain wooden buildings to be sold and removed from 241

proceeds of sale to be paid to the Women's Christian Association of Washington 241

Jurors, appropriation for 268

deficiency appropriation for 278

Justices of the Supreme Court, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

Kansas, the Legislature of, may remove restrictions upon the alienation of certain Miami Indian lands in that State 234

act for the sale of certain New York Indian lands in 251

appropriation for expenses of investigation as to elections in 236

recent senatorial election 256, 257

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

post roads established in 294–295

taxation under the laws of, of certain Ottawa Indian lands 306

of the lands of Ottawa University 306

Kansas Indians, appropriation for the 245

for removal of the 250

Kansas Valley National Bank of Topeka may change its name to the First National Bank of Topeka 305

Kaskaskias, appropriation for the 247

for payment of interest on trust fund of 250

Kearney, Major General Philip, condemned cannon granted for statue of 311

Keepers of light-houses, appropriation for, 274

Kendall, R. S., appropriation to reimburse, for unavoidable expenses, &c. 254

Kentucky, post roads established in 295

Kickapoos, appropriation for the 245

proceeds of the sales of the lands of the, to be retained as a permanent trust fund 250

consent of the Indians to be first gained, 250

Kiowas, appropriation for the 242

Kirby, Absalom, may be replaced as second assistant engineer 292

Kittery, appropriations for navy-yard at, 281–282

Klamaths, appropriation for the 245

La Crosse, Wisconsin, made a port of delivery 293

surveyor of customs to be appointed at 293

Lake Superior and Portage Lake ship-canal, time for completing the, extended 307

Lake Winnebagoshish Indians, appropriation for the 243

Land district, Gila, in Arizona, established 251

Land offices, appropriation for incidental expenses of 269

Lands, public, appropriation for expenses of collection of revenue from sales of 269

certain swamp, &c., granted to Scott county, Missouri 230

certain, in Newton county, Indiana, released to that State 231

removal of restrictions upon the alienation of certain Miami Indian, in Kansas authorized and assented to 234

portion of Fort Gratiot light-house reservation to be sold at public auction 235

title to certain, in Iowa confirmed to certain railroad companies 235

title to certain, in Iowa, confirmed to the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company, and to the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company 235

interest of the United States only released 235

certain entries of, legalized 251

patents to issue 251

provision in case of tender 251

certain entries heretofore annulled not confirmed 251

rights of actual settlers not affected 251

mines of iron and coal, and mineral, in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, not included in act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

bona fide entries in those States may be patented 251

Gila land district in Arizona established, 251

certain New York Indian lands in Kansas may be sold 251

payment for extension of military reservation at Camp Mohave 252

certain actual settlers on Sioux Indian reservation in Minnesota to have until, &c., to make proof, &c., of their claims 254

portion of military reservation at Fort Ripley, Minnesota, to be sold at public auction 257

homestead settlers who have heretofore entered less than one hundred and sixty acres may make up the difference 299

patent for whole quarter section, to issue to person planting, &c., for ten years, forty acres of timber 299

such land not liable for previous debts, 299

act providing for the sale of such as contain coal 300

act authorizing joint entry by preëmption settlers 300

joint entry on, by certain preëmption settlers 300

when settlements have been made upon, prior to a survey, and after survey two or more settlers are found to have improvements upon same subdivision, they may make joint entry 300

limit to amount 300

commission to make rules 300

land in Cumberland, Maryland, to be conveyed to the Hebrew congregation of that city, upon, &c. 300

right of way over certain, in Plattsburg, New York, to be released to the New York and Canada Railroad Company 301

old post office property in Chicago may be exchanged 301

right of way through, &c., granted to Utah Northern Railroad Company 301

Portland, Dalles, and Salt Lake Railroad Company may take materials to construct its road 302

Walla-Walla Railroad Company may take materials from the, for the construction of its road 302

to be bought in Texas for sites of forts and military posts 302

patent to issue to Vincennes University for certain vacant, &c., in Knox county, Indiana 302

provision as to the sale of arsenals 303

purchase of certain, at Omaha, Nebraska, confirmed 304

certain, may be conveyed to the city of Chelsea, Massachusetts, for a street 304

value of certain, in Iowa, held by preemption and homestead settlers to be ascertained 304

portion of Fort Gratiot military reservation, granted to Port Huron for a cemetery, to be surveyed and sold 305

suit of Carondelet against the United States, for the recovery of a tract of, may be heard 305

system of irrigation for the San Joaquin, Tulare, and Sacramento valleys 305

negotiations to be had with the Crow Indians for surrender of their reservation in Montana, if, &c. 306

with the Creek Indians for the cession of a portion of their reservation 307

certain improvements within the Nez Perce reservation may be purchased from the representatives of William Craig 307

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unlotted, reserved, &c., of the Miami Indians in Kansas, may be sold 308

part of Round Valley Indian reservation in California to be restored to, &c. 309

certain, to be withdrawn from sale, under the homestead and preëmption laws, 310

West Wisconsin Railway Company may make up a deficiency in their land grant from, &c. 310

Larkin, Daniel F., medal granted to, by Congress 310

Larkin, Frank, medal granted to, by Congress 310

La Rochelle, additional compensation to the United States consul at 274

Law library for legation in Japan 292

League Island, appropriation for naval station at 281

Legacies, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

Letters rogatory, practice of examining witnesses under, from foreign courts 292

Legends—see Mints, &c.

upon the coins of the United States 237

Legislative Assemblies of the Territories of the United States, pay of members and officers of 233

no other pay than that given by the United States 234

duration of sessions of, limited 233

Legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, appropriation for, for the year ending June 30, 1874 258–267

salary of the President of the United States established from March 4, 1873 258

of the Vice President 258

Chief Justice and justices of the Supreme Court 258

heads of Departments 258

Assistant Secretaries 258

Speaker of the House of Representatives 258

Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress, including those of the Forty-Second Congress 258

in lieu of all pay except actual traveling expenses 258

mileage to be deducted in settling the pay, &c., of members of the Forty-Second Congress, and no allowance for travel 258

annual salaries of Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Representatives increased 258

of clerks, doorkeepers, Postmaster and assistants, and other officers 258

increase to begin with the present Congress 258

pay of certain employés of the Senate and House increased fifteen per cent 258

pay and mileage of Senators 258

pay, &c., of officers, &c., of Senate 258

salary of Chief Clerk to be $1,000 additional while office is held by present incumbent 258

Sergeant-at-Arms and Doorkeeper to receive no fees, &c. 259

appointment and removal of certain messengers 259

temporary clerks 259

contingences, stationery, and newspapers, 259

clerks to committees, pages, &c. 259

appointment and removal of pages 259

heating, &c. 259

furniture and repairs 259

labor, folding, packing, &c. 259

additional compensation to reporters for Congressional Globe 259

Capitol police 259

by whom to be appointed 259

captain may suspend any member 259

one half into contingent fund of House, the other half into that of the Senate 259

pay and mileage of Representatives and Delegates 259

may be paid monthly from the beginning of their term until, &c. 259

pay and mileage of Representatives and Delegates—

members whose seats are contested not to receive pay until they are sworn in 259

their names not to be placed upon the roll of members-elect 259

pay of officers, &c., of House 259

Sergeant-at-Arms to receive no fees, &c., 259

electrical apparatus for lighting, &c., to be placed in charge of engineer, &c., subject to, &c. 259

offices of electrician and assistant abolished 259

contingent expenses 259

clerks to committees 259

stationery and newspapers 260

pages and mail boys 260

folding documents, fuel, lights, &c. 260

horses, carriages, and laborers 260

accounts of certain property to be kept and reports thereof made annually to Congress 260

no payment to be made hereafter to either party to a contested election for expenses 260

additional compensation to reporters for Congressional Globe 260

Congressional Printer, clerks, and messengers 260

public printing and binding 260

paper for public printing 260

Library of Congress, pay of officers, and purchase of books and newspapers 260

exchange of public documents 260

Botanic Garden and green-houses 260

superintendent and assistants 260

public buildings and grounds 260

gardener, watchmen, laborers, &c. 260

draw-keepers at bridges 260

heating apparatus 260

executive, President, Vice President, Secretaries, steward, &c. 260

State Department 260

pay of Secretary and Assistant, &c. 260

incidental, miscellaneous, and contingent expenses 260

pamphlet laws and newspapers 260

proof-reading, stationery, books, and maps 260

Treasury Department 260

Secretaries, Assistants, clerks, &c. 260

supervising architect, assistants, clerks, &c. 260

Comptroller's offices 260–261

Commissioner of Customs office 261

Auditors' offices 261

Treasurer's office 261

eight thousand five hundred dollars to be expended in the, at the discretion of the Secretary 261

Light-House Board 261

Comptroller of Currency 261

temporary clerks 261

limit to pay of 261

Commissioner of Internal Revenue 261

deputies, Solicitors, heads of divisions, clerks, &c. 261

dies, paper, and for stamps 261

salaries and expenses of collectors, revenue agents, surveyors of distilleries, &c., and expenses for working the internal revenue act 261

net pay of collectors not to exceed $4,500 a year 261

detection and punishment of violations of internal revenue laws 261

Bureau of Statistics 261

postage, stationery, furniture, fuel 261

independent Treasury 261

office of Assistant Treasurer at—

New York 261

Boston 262

San Francisco 262

Philadelphia 262

Saint Louis 262

New Orleans 262

Charleston 262

Baltimore 262

office of depositary at—

Chicago 262

Cincinnati 262

Louisville 262

Pittsburg 262

Santa Fé 262

Tucson 262

special agents 262

contingent expenses 262

no part for clerical services 262

checks and certificates of deposit 262

additional clerks 262

Mint, branches, and assay office 262

Mint at Philadelphia 262

branch mint at—

San Francisco 262

Denver 263

Carson City 262

assay office at—

New York 262

Charlotte, North Carolina 263

Boise City, Idaho 263

governments in the Territories 263

Arizona 263

Colorado 263

Dakota 263

Idaho 263

Montana 263

New Mexico 263

Utah 263

Washington 263

sessions of Legislature, not to extend beyond forty days 263

Wyoming 263

members, &c., of territorial Legislature to receive only such compensation as is provided by the laws of the United States 263

District of Columbia 263

no part to be paid to any member of any board who holds another Federal office 263

War Department 263

Secretary's office 263

examination of the rebel archives, and copies 263

claims for collecting, &c., volunteers for the war of the rebellion, and for horses, &c., to be presented before June 30, 1874 263

Adjutant General 263

Quartermaster General 263

Paymaster General 263

Commissary General 263

Surgeon General 263

chief engineer 263

chief of ordnance 264

military justice 264

Signal Office 264

Inspector General 264

contingent expenses 264

War Department buildings 264

building occupied by the Paymaster General 264

building corner F and Seventeenth sts., 264

Navy Department 264

Secretary's office 264

bureaus 264

incidental and contingent expenses 264

Navy Department building 264

Interior Department 264

Secretary's office 264

one clerk to act as superintendent of the building 264

any clerk of class four may receive $200 additional 264

captain of the watch and watchmen 264

stationery, books, and maps 264

distributing journals and documents 264

superintendent of public documents 264

rent of rooms for Pension Office and Bureau of Education 264

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Interior Department—

General Land Office 264

pay of Commissioner, Recorder, clerks, &c. 264

additional clerks 264

Indian Office 264

Pension Office 265

Patent Office 265

pay of Commissioner, &c. 265

contingent expenses of, &c. 265

photo-lithographing, or otherwise producing copies of drawings 265

Bureau of Education 265

surveyors general and their clerks in—

Arizona 265

California 265

Colorado 265

Dakota 265

Florida 265

Idaho 265

Iowa 265

Kansas 265

Louisiana 265

Minnesota 265

Montana 265

Nebraska 265

Nevada 265

New Mexico 265

Oregon 265

Utah 265

Washington 265

Wyoming 265

Post Office Department 265

pay of Postmaster General, Assistants, &c. 265

annual compensation of assistant messengers, watchmen, and laborers, established 265

stationery, fuel, &c. 265

Department of Agriculture 266

pay of Commissioner, &c. 266

collecting statistics and preparing reports 266

purchase and distribution of seeds 266

experimental garden, &c. 266

stationery, fuel, light, repairs 266

periodicals, works of reference 266

judiciary 266

Supreme Court of the United States 266

reporter and marshal 266

circuit and district judges 266

retired judges 266

judges in the District of Columbia 266

warden of jail 266

salary, fees, &c., of clerk of supreme court of the District of Columbia not to exceed $6,000 per annum 266

excess to be paid into the Treasury, 266

semi-annual returns to be made 266

district attorneys and marshals 266

Court of Claims, judges, clerks, &c. 266

payments of judgments of 266

reporting decisions of 266

Department of Justice 266

office of Attorney General 266

office of Solicitor of the Treasury 266

contingent expenses, fuel, &c. 266

rent of building 266

law books 266

salaries of certain officers established after July 1, 1873 266

Secretary of the Treasury to withhold payments to certain railroad companies for freight, &c. 266

companies may bring suit in Court of Claims 266

appeal to Supreme Court 266

cases to have precedence 266

Attorney General to bring suit in equity against the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and all persons who, &c. 266

suit to be brought in any circuit court, 267

decrees may be entered against any one or more defendants 267

new parties, &c., may be brought in, 267

writs of subpena to run into any district, and how served 267

books of the company to be open to inspection 267

bankrupt law not to apply 267

no dividends but from actual net earnings 267

no new stock, mortgages, &c., without leave of Congress, except, &c. 267

no director, &c., to be interested in any contract, except, &c. 267

penalty 267

jurisdiction of circuit court to issue mandamus 267

Letter-carriers, appropriation for pay of 283

may be employed after July 1, 1873, in places of not less than twenty thousand population within the delivery of its post office 283

a clerk may be detailed to act as superintendent of free delivery 283

salary of, and when to terminate 283

Lewis, Thomas, appropriation to pay, for rent of building 277

Lexington Lake and Gulf Railroad Company to consent to the construction of bridge across the Missouri river near Lexington 307

Library of Congress, appropriation for 260

for books, periodicals, newspapers, and exchange of public documents 260

for plan of new building for 268

selection of plan and location and supervision of building, to be in whose charge, 268

License, special, to unlade foreign steamships at night 291

compensation for, and how distributed 291

Lien—see Animals.

upon animals fed and watered in transit, for the food and care 293

where and how may be enforced 293

Life insurance statistics, appropriation for printing circulars and reports on 267

Life-saving stations on the coasts of Cape Cod and Block Island, keepers of, to be appointed 231

crews of experienced surfmen for 231

compensation and appropriation 231

at Narragansett Pier and Block Island, to be under whose supervision 231

appropriation for, and for establishing new 267

signal stations at 267

ten to be established on the coasts of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Virginia, and North Carolina 304

points on the sea and lake coasts of the United States for such stations to be reported to Congress at the next session, 304

Light-House Board, appropriation for the, &c. 261

Light-house establishment, appropriations for 270–275

when to be available 271

Light-house reservation at Fort Gratiot, portion of, to be platted and sold 235

Light-houses, appropriation for signal stations at 267

for expenses of 271

when to be available 271

Light-ships and vessels, appropriation for 270

Lime Point, appropriation for fort at 252

Limitations, claims for collecting, &c., volunteers for the war of the rebellion to be presented before June 30, 1874 263

for horses lost 263

under the revised pension law 288, 289

applications for pensions to be filed within five years after, &c. 288

this not to apply to insane persons, or persons under the age of sixteen 288

where claim is thus barred, how bar may be removed 289

extended in pending claims of Indians, 289

declarations to exempt from 289

Lincoln, Nebraska, building to be erected at, for court-house, post office, &c. 253

appropriation, plans, and estimates 253

no money to be used until, &c. 253

Lithographic press and materials, appropriation for 274

Lithographing, appropriation for 267

Little Rock, Pine Bluff, &c., Railroad Company may build a bridge over the Ouachita river, near Arkadelphia, in Arkansas, 308

to be a lawful structure and a post route, 308

mode and plan of building 308

all railway companies to have equal rights, 308

Long Branch, the steamer, new register to issue to 303

Loomis Aërial Telegraph Company, act to incorporate 232

Louisiana, appropriation for expenses of investigations as to elections in 236

for office of surveyor general in 265, 268

for survey of public lands in 269

post roads established in 295

appropriation to pay bearer of contesting electoral vote of 278

Louisville, office of depositary at 262

Lynch, Alexander, appropriation to pay 277

Magazines, naval, appropriation for 273

Mail depredations and special agents, appropriation for 284

Mail matter, packages of seeds, cuttings, &c. 230

postage thereon 230

of third class must be prepaid by stamps, 230

Mails, obscene books, pictures, postal cards, &c., not to be carried in the 297

penalty for knowingly depositing in the, 297

Maine, post roads established in 234, 295

life-saving stations to be established on the coast of 304

Makahs, appropriation for the 245

Malheur Indian reservation in Oregon, appropriation for agency buildings, &c., on the, and instructing Indians in the 250

Mandamus, circuit court of the United States to have jurisdiction to issue, to compel the Union Pacific Railroad Company to operate its road according to law 267

Mandans, appropriations for the 242, 277

Mapping, appropriation for 267

Mare Island, appropriations for navy-yard at 281, 282, 283

for naval hospital at 282

Marine corps, deficiency appropriation for, 276

appropriation for the 283

provisions concerning pensions of officers and enlisted men of the 286, 287, 290

(See Pensions. )

Marine hospital at San Francisco, California, may be sold 235

act for the erection of a, at San Francisco 235

site to be purchased for, at New Orleans, and new hospital to be erected thereon, 267

Marine hospital service, appropriation for, 267

Marines, honorably discharged, hereafter dying, may be buried in national cemetery 299

Marriage—see Pensions.

what proof of, sufficient in applications for pensions of colored and Indian soldiers and sailors 288

remarriage of widow, &c., not to bar right to pension to date of remarriage 288

Marshal of the Supreme Court, appropriation for 266

Marsh, Alonzo J., restored to his position as captain, &c. 293

to be honorably mustered out 293

Marshals of the United States and their deputies not to practice as attorneys in courts of the United States, &c. 232

for Utah Territory, appropriation for settling the accounts of 275

and their deputies to prosecute all violations of the act to prevent cruelty to animals while in transit by railroad, &c. 293

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Maryland, post roads established in 295

Massachusetts, post roads established in 295

life-saving stations to be established on the coast of 304

McCook, Edward, appropriation for salary of 275

McGrew, J. M., appropriation to pay 278

Measurers, pay of, at the port of Boston established 232

Medals may be struck by the coiner of the Mint at Philadelphia under regulations 239

no private medal dies to be prepared at the Mint 239

Medical and hospital supplies, appropriation for 279

chief medical purveyor to have supervision of purchase and distribution of 279

Medical department, (Army,) appropriation for 276

Medical Museum, (Army,) appropriation for 279

Medical referee—see Pensions.

appointment of, authorized in Pension Office 290

salary and duties 290

Medicine and Surgery, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 281–282

Meehan, Charles H. W., appropriation to pay widow of 278

Melters and Refiners at Mints—see Mints, &c. appointment, powers, and duties of 236, 237–240

oath, bond, and salary of 237

Melters and refiners of assay offices, duties of, to correspond with those of melters and refiners of mints 239

Memphis, Tennessee, site to be provided and building erected at, for custom-house, post office, court-house, &c. 252

lot now owned by the United States in, may be sold 252

appropriation and proviso 253

Menomonees, appropriations for the 245, 277

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

Merritt, John G., appropriation to pay 277

Messengers, appointment and removal of certain 259

Metallic ammunition for small arms, appropriation for 280

Metric standards for the States, appropriation for the construction and verification of 268

Metropolitan police, appropriation for salaries and other necessary expenses of, in the District of Columbia 269

Washington and Georgetown and county of Washington to contribute 269

special tax to be levied, and how to be expended 269

Metropolitan police commissioners, annual report of, to be made to Attorney General 269

Mexican claims commission, appropriation for 254

Miami Indian lands in Kansas, removal of restrictions upon the alienation of certain, authorized and assented to 234

Miamies, appropriation for the 245

Miami Indian in Kansas, act to abolish the tribal relations of the 308

the unallotted reserved lands of the, may be sold 308

lands to be appraised and mode of appraisal 308

certain bona fide settlers may purchase within a year 309

lands not occupied, &c., may be sold 309

adult members of the tribe may become citizens, and how 309

lands may be conveyed to, in fee, &c. 309

Indians then to cease to be members of the tribe 309

census of the, to be taken 309

who to be included therein 309

two lists to be made, each to include what, 309

census and lists to be filed 309

proceeds of sales of lands, &c., after, &c., to be the property of the Miami Indians, 309

Michigan, mineral lands in, excluded from operation of act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

bona fide entries may be patented 251

post roads established in 295

Middle Oregons, appropriation for the 244

Military Academy, appropriation for 256–257

pay of certain professors at, established, 256

of instructors of ordnance and practical engineering 256

increase of pay for every five years' service 256

addition not to exceed, &c. 256

restrictions as to pay and retirement 256

three members of the House of Representatives of the Forty-Third Congress to be visitors at the next annual examination 256

to be appointed by the Speaker of the present House 256

Superintendent of the United States, may convene general courts-martial for the trial of cadets 299

Military convicts, appropriation to pay State penitentiaries for the maintenance, &c., of 276

Military Justice, appropriation for office of, 264

for clerks, &c. 264

Military offenses, bill may be prepared codifying the laws as to 291

to be distributed for correction 291

Military posts, lands in Texas for sites for, may be purchased 302

Military prison established at Rock Island, 292

who may be confined therein 292

plan for building and regulations for the government of prisoners 292–293

Military reservation at Camp Mohave in Arizona, appropriation to pay for property taken to extend 252

at Fort Ripley, to be sold at public auction 257

Military road from Santa Fé to Taos, in New Mexico, appropriation to complete 305

Military telegraph, appropriation to construct, from San Diego to Prescott and Tucson 273

Militia—see Pensions.

provisions concerning pensions of officers and enlisted men of the 286–290

Mineral lands in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin not included in act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

Mines and mining, appropriation for collection of statistics of 268

Mining claims, time for first annual expenditure upon certain, extended to June 10, 1874 257

Ministers plenipotentiary, appropriation for salary of 253

Ministers resident, appropriation for salaries of 253

pay and allowances of, accredited to Guatemala, Costa Rica, &c. 253

at Uruguay, accredited to Paraguay 253

Minnesota, mineral lands in, excluded from operation of the act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

bona fide entries may be patented 251

certain actual settlers on Sioux Indian reservation in, to have until, &c., to make proof, &c., of their claims 254

appropriation for office of surveyor general in 265, 268

for survey of public lands in 269

post roads established in 295

time for completion of certain railroads in, extended 308

from St. Anthony to Brainerd 308

from St. Cloud to St. Vincent 308

Minor coins of the United States—see Mints, &c.

denominations and value of 237

alloy and weight 237

to be legal tender for what amount 237

devices and legends upon 237

metal to be purchased for coinage of 238

minor coinage profit fund 238

where deliverable, for what exchangeable, and in what sums redeemable 238

such coinage to cease when 238

deviations in weight not to exceed 238

Mint and branches, deficiency appropriation for 274

appropriation for 262–263

for branches and assay offices 262–263

Mints of the United States, act revising and amending the laws relative to, and to the assay offices and coinage 236

names of the different mints and assay offices 240

to be known as “coinage act of 1873,” 240

when to take effect 240

appropriation for 272

Mint of the United States established as a bureau, and includes what 236

Director, appointment and term of office, 236

duties, powers, reports, &c. 236

salary 236

annual estimates 236

clerks, their number and appointment 236

officers of each mint, and their appointment 236

superintendent of mint, powers 236

salary and bond 237

reports, their form and contents 236

moneys, bullion, coin 236

deposits certificates thereof 236

transfers of coin 236

quarterly report to directors 236

assistants, clerks, &c. 237

in offices of assayer, &c. 237

appointments to be reported to Director and approved by him 237

assayer and his duties 236, 237, 238

salary and bond 237

to countersign certificates of deposit 236, 238

melter and refiner and his duties 236, 237

salary and bond 237

coiner and his duties 236, 237

salary and bond 237

engraver and his duties 236, 337

salary and bond 237

new coins or devices 237

artists may be specially employed to prepare new dies, &c. 237

if officers are absent, who to act 237

oath of officers, assistants, clerks, and employés 237

bond of officers, &c. 237

of superintendent may be increased, 237

salaries of officers, clerks, and employés 237

standard of gold and silver coins 237

alloy 237

gold coins, names and weight 237

to be legal tender 237

reduction in weight by natural abrasion 237

where to be received 237

when to be recoined 237

silver coins, their names and weight 237

to be legal tender for what amount 237

minor coins, their names, alloy, and weight 237

to be legal tender for what amount 237

no other coins to be issued 237

devices, legends, and inscriptions 237

bars of gold or silver 237

stamp and devices 237

limit to weight 237

bullion, deposits of gold and silver for coinage 237–238

fitness and mode of melting, how determined 238

assay and report of assayer 238

charges for converting bullion into coin and preparation of bars 238

not to exceed the actual average cost, 238

silver coinage, purchase of bullion for 238

gain to be credited to silver profit fund and paid into the Treasury 238

silver coins to be paid out where and for what 238

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minor coinage, purchase of metal for 238

to be carried on only at Philadelphia 238

profit fund 238

minor coins, where deliverable 238

exchangeable for what 238

redeemable in what sums 238

such coinage to cease when 238

melting and refining 238

ingots for coinage 238

to be assayed and certificate given 238

not to be used if they differ, &c. 238

to be delivered to coiner 238

coiner to deliver coins to the superintendent 238

proceedings at each delivery 238

clippings, &c., of bullion 239

coiner to be charged with what, &c. 239

bars for payment of deposits, their fineness, &c. 238

deviations in weight of gold coins not to exceed, &c. 238

of silver coins 238

of the minor coins 238

coins to be tested, and if not satisfactory 238

weight of coins to be tested annually 239

proceedings in such test 239

if test is not satisfactory, fact to be reported and officers in error to be disqualified 239

accounts of melter and refiner and coiner to be settled, &c. 239

what amount allowed as wastage 239

balance-sheet to Director of Mint 239

expense account 239

payment of coins or bars to depositors, 239

money or bullion to be kept to make speedy returns to depositors of bullion 239

fund may be withdrawn 239

unparted bullion may be exchanged 239

charge for parting 239

standard troy pound of the Mint 239

standard weights for each mint and assay office 239

to be regulated and tested annually, 239

obverse working dies at each mint to be destroyed at, &c. 239

dies of a national character, and medals may be made where 239

moneys from charges, &c., to be covered into the Treasury 239

no part for salaries 239

all expenditures to be paid from appropriations 239

assay office at New York, officers of, their appointment, duties, and salaries 239

business of the 239

assay offices at Denver, Boise City, &c., business of, to be limited to what 240

officers of, and their salaries, oath, and bond 240

assayers to be disbursing agents 240

Director of Mint to have general direction of assay offices 240

regulations respecting the Mint to apply to 240

penalties for offenses against coins or the coinage 240

offices of treasurer at certain mints to be vacated April 1, 1873 240

superintendents to act as treasurers, 240

treasurers to act only as assistant treasurers 240

names of the different mints and assay offices 240

act to be known as coinage act, &c. 240

repealing clause 240

Mississippi, appropriation to pay certain members of Congress from 278

post roads established in 295

Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company, title to certain lands in Iowa confirmed to 235

Mississippi river and tributaries, standard steam pressure for tow and freight-boats upon 228

act to protect the owners of saw-mills upon the 300

bridge across the, at Saint Louis, may be constructed by the Saint Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company 303

plan and mode of construction 303

Missouri, certain swamp and overflowed lands granted to Scott county, Missouri 230

existing rights not affected 230

provisions concerning the circuit courts of the United States in the eastern and western districts of 255

terms of district court in eastern district, 255

appropriation for recorder of land titles in, 276

post roads established in 295

Missourias, appropriation for the 246

Missouri river, bridge may be built across, near Lexington, and railway tracks laid 307

Missouri State militia—see Pensions.

and provisional Missouri militia, pension act extended to certain officers and privates of the 288

Mixed commission on American and British claims, appropriation for expenses of, 274

Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company may erect one or more draw-bridges over the Mobile river, &c. 228

Mobile river, &c., draw-bridges may be erected over, by the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company 228

how to be constructed, managed, and changed 228

to be lawful structures and post routes, 228

all railroad companies to have equal rights to use 228

Modocs, appropriation for the 245

Moffat, Howard F., may be appointed master upon the retired list of the Navy 300

Molallas, appropriation for the 242

Molels, appropriation for the 245

Montana Territory, care, &c., of penitentiary in, transferred to 234

expense of maintaining inmates 234

a portion of Dakota Territory added to, 250

post roads established in 295

expenses incurred in suppressing Indian hostilities in, to be paid, if found justly due 302

to and by whom to be paid 302

payment to be accepted as in full 302

claims to be presented within one year, 302

appropriations for the Indian service in, 249, 277

for territorial government in 263, 275

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

for government in 275

for suppression of the Indian hostilities in 277

negotiation may be had with the Crow Indians for surrender of their reservation in, if, &c. 306

Monument, to the memory of the officers, &c., of the Navy, &c., to be erected on the Naval Academy grounds, to be brought from Rome in a Government vessel, and admitted free of duty 228

Mound City, Illinois, appropriation for naval station at 282

Muache bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Myers, Major William, credit to be allowed to, in settlement of accounts 304

Narragansett pier, life-saving stations at, to be under whose supervision 231–232

Nash, Edwin, medal granted to, by Congress, 310

Nash, Eugene, medal granted to, by Congress 310

Nash, William, medal granted to, by Congress 310

Nashville, Tennessee, building to be erected in, for the courts, post office, custom-house, &c., and not to exceed what cost 235

National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, to be hereafter known as the “National Home,”, &c. 234

the word “home” substituted for “asylum” in the act of incorporation, wherever it occurs 234

a suit of clothing, &c., given each inmate, 234

Frederic Smythe, Benjamin F. Butler, and Thomas O. Osborn made managers 234

National Bank of Commerce at Atlanta Georgia, the successor to the First National Bank of Newnan in that State 234

National Bank of Lyons, Michigan, may change its location and name 229

National Bank of Springfield, Missouri, hereafter to have the name of the First National Bank of Springfield, Missouri, 301

National banking associations, appropriation for replacing mutilated bank notes, and preparing new circulating notes 267

expenses of, to be reimbursed 267

National banks in the District of Columbia, to be examined 232

deficiencies in the capital stock of, to be made up by assessment pro rata upon stockholders, and within what time 298

interest on, &c., to be withheld until, &c., 298

receiver to be appointed if, &c. 298

no attachment, injunction, &c., to issue against, before final judgment in State, &c., court 298

the word “national” not be used by certain companies or corporations 299

penalty for using such word 299

plates from which circulation is printed to be examined yearly 299

certain material to be destroyed 299

National cemeteries, honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines, hereafter dying, may be buried in 299

National cemetery, monument to be erected in, at Salisbury, North Carolina, in memory of the Union soldiers 306

National currency, appropriation for expenses of making 267

National currency act, act to amend 298

the word “national” to be used by certain companies or corporations 299

penalty for using 299

plates from which bank circulation is printed to be examined yearly 299

certain material to be destroyed 299

National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Frederic Smythe, Benjamin F. Butler, and Thomas O. Osborn made managers of the 234

a suit of clothing, or, &c., given to each soldier, who, &c. 234

National military cemeteries, appropriation for establishing and maintaining 279

provision as to headstones in 279

Nautical Almanac, appropriation for 280

Navajoes, appropriation for the 245

Naval Academy, appropriation for 283

pay of professors, &c. 283

public buildings, &c. 283

term of classes at, to be six years after June 30, 1873 283

provision first to apply to what class 283

course for cadet engineers to include what 283

engineer, officers graduated at, to have what precedence 283

appropriation for purchase of land adjoining 268

jurisdiction over land to be first ceded to the United States 268

monument to be erected on the grounds of, to the memory of the officers, &c. 228

Naval Asylum, appropriation for the, at Philadelphia 281

Naval engines, no part of naval appropriation for, &c. 283

Naval hospitals—see Hospitals, Naval.

appropriation for 281–282

Naval laboratory, at New York, appropriation for 282

Naval Observatory, appropriation for 280

Navigation, appropriations for Bureau of, 264, 280

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Navy, grades of Admiral and Vice Admiral shall be abolished when those offices become vacant 234

appropriation for, for the year ending June 30, 1874 280–283

no part of, to be expended on account of vessels or naval engines contracted for during the war 283

certain acts of Congress not to be construed to retire any officer before he is sixty-two years of age 283

retired officers not to be employed on active duty, except, &c. 280

pay of certain officers on retired list, 280

certain rear admirals to be retired as rear admirals 280

pay of officers and seamen, mileage, transportation, &c. 280

contingent expenses of, Department 280

civil establishments 280, 281, 282, 283

Bureau of Navigation 280

pilotage and towage 280

nautical instruments, books, charts, &c. 280

Navy signals, lanterns, &c. 280

bunting and flags 280

surveys in the Pacific 280

Naval Observatory 280

elements of new planets 280

new refracting telescope, &c. 280

Nautical Almanac 280

Bureau of Ordnance 280

gunpowder and experiments in ordnance 280

torpedo corps and boats 280–281

appropriation to be used only for, &c. 281

navy-yards and asylum 281, 282, 283

naval station at League Island 281

Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, 281

of Yards and Docks 281

of Medicine and Surgery 281–282

of Provisions and Clothing 282

of Construction and Repair 282

of Steam Engineering 282

Naval Academy 283

pay of professors, assistants, teachers, &c. 283

watchmen, mechanics, and laborers 283

public buildings and grounds 283

term of classes at, to be six years, 283

provision to first apply to what class 283

course for cadet engineers to include what 283

engineers graduated at Naval Academy to have what precedence 283

pay of chief engineers 283

no increase of pay to officers subject to examination, &c., until, &c. 283

certain officers not entitled to examination until, &c. 283

Marine corps 283

pay and subsistence, &c. 283

barracks and quarters 283

contingent expenses 283

Secretary of Navy authorized to make soundings between the western coast of the United States and Japan 283

no appropriation to be made therefor, 283

appeals in prize cases, amendments of, may be allowed by the Supreme Court, 283

prize appeal therein may be allowed if, &c. 283

Navy Department, appropriations for, 264, 273

Navy pensions, appropriation for 231

to be paid from what fund 231

Navy pensions—see Pensions.

provisions concerning pensions of officers, seamen, &c. 286–290

Navy pension fund, Navy pensions to be paid from 231

Navy-yards, civil establishment, appropriation for 281, 282, 283

appropriations for, at—

Boston 273, 282

Brooklyn 281, 282

Charlestown 281, 282

Kittery 281

Mare Island 273, 281, 283

Norfolk 281, 282

Pensacola 281, 283

Philadelphia 281, 282

Washington 273, 281, 282

Neal, Henry S., appointed a commissioner to determine claims, &c., of parties under a trust created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians 306

Nebraska, appropriation for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

for expenses of sale, &c., of certain Indian lands in 269

to reimburse, for suppression of Indian hostilities 273

post roads established in 295–296

fall term of the United States district court in, to be held at Omaha, and when 298

Neutrality act, appropriation for expenses of executing 254

Nevada, appropriation for Indian service in 249, 277

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

for survey of eastern boundary of 276

post roads established in 296

food and clothing for certain Indians about Camp McDermit, in Humboldt county, 305

New Boggy depot, appropriation for building at, may be used how 250

New England, the steamer, name of, changed to that of City of Portland 301

Newfoundland, certain fish and fish-oil, the produce of the fisheries of, to be admitted free of duty, whenever, &c. 257

New Hampshire, post roads established in, 296

life-saving stations to be established on the coast of 304

New Jersey, post road established in 296

New Mexico Territory, appropriation to complete military road from Santa Fé to Taos in 305

for Indian service in 249

for territorial government in 263, 275

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269

for survey of eastern boundary of 269

New Orleans, office of treasurer of mint in, to be vacated after, &c. 240

who to act as treasurer 240

office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

hospital and buildings at, may be sold, and a more healthy site and hospital thereon erected 267

New York city, appropriation for pay of contractors for stone-work upon post office and court-house in 236

provisions of coinage act of 1873 as to assay office at 239, 240

Assistant Treasurer at, not to perform duties of treasurer of assay office after, &c., 240

office of Assistant Treasurer at 261

appropriations for assay office at 262, 274

for naval hospital at 281

for naval laboratory at 282

New York, post roads established in 296

New York and Canada Railroad Company, right of way over certain lands in Plattsburg, New York, to be released to 301

value thereof to be first paid 301

twenty-five acres may be located and released to the company upon, &c. 301

New York Indian lands in Kansas, act to provide for the sale of certain 251

certain settlers upon and occupants of, may purchase 251

value, how ascertained 251

patents 251

entries to be made within two years 251

purchase-money to be held in trust for Indians 251

certain Indians may have patents 251

Nez Perce Indian reservation, certain improvements in, to be purchased by Commissioner of Indian Affairs 307

Nez Perces, appropriation for the 245

Ninth census, appropriation for maps for statistical atlas of the United States, based upon the results of the 276

Nisquallys, appropriation for the 246

N. J. Miller, the schooner, an American register to issue to 230

Norfolk, appropriations for the navy-yard at 281, 282

for naval hospital at 282

North Carolina, post roads established in 295

life-saving stations to be established on the coast of 304

Northern Pacific Railroad Company may maintain a draw-bridge across the St. Louis river between, &c. 255

Obscene books, pictures, act for the suppression of trade in and circulation of 297

penalty for, in any place within the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States, selling or possessing 297

advertising or making 297

not to be carried in the mails 297

penalty for knowingly depositing such articles in the mails 297

not to be imported 297

to be detained if in course of importation 297

penalty upon officers of Government for knowingly violating this law 297

warrant may issue to search for and seize, upon complaint and proof 297

Offenses against the United States, appropriations for detecting and prosecuting 267–268, 278

Ohio, appropriation to pay Representative from the first district of 278

post roads established in 296

Ohio river, bridges may be constructed across, for railroad and other purposes 227

above the mouth of the Big Sandy 227

below 227

at Wheeling, West Virginia 227

below the Covington and Cincinnati suspension bridge 227

mode of construction, lighting, &c., 227–228

to be lawful structures and post routes 228

law authorizing bridge over, at Paducab, repealed 228

Old bridge, Secretary of War may permit the, at Rock Island, to remain in its present position 311

Oliver Cromwell, the propeller, an American register to be issued to 255

Omaha, Nebraska, purchase of land at, confirmed 304

Omahas, appropriation for the 246

One-cent piece, weight, alloy, and value of, 237

Ontario county, New York, payment to, for use of building for court-house and post office 235

Ordnance, appropriations for the Bureau of, 264, 280

Ordnance service, (Army,) appropriations for the 279–280

for tests of systems of heavy rifled ordnance 280

for utilizing and improving heavy cast-iron guns now in the service 280

Oregon, appropriation for Indian service in, 249

for office of surveyor general in, 265, 269, 276

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

post roads established in 296

southern collection district of, established in 298

Osage Indians, appropriations for the 246

to pay, for interest on net avails of Osage trust, &c., lands 277

Osage Indian lands, portion of proceeds of sale of, to be transferred to pay for lands bought by Osages from Cherokees and placed to credit of Cherokees 277

Osborn, Thomas O., made a manager of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 234

Ottawas, appropriation for the 247

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

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Ottawa Indians, certain bonds of, may be sold 250

commissioners appointed to determine the rights, &c., of parties under a trust in respect to education created by treaties with certain 306

when to assemble and where, their proceedings, powers, and duties 306

if parties agree upon a settlement before the, render their decision, Secretary of the Interior to carry it into effect 306

award of, to be filed in the office of the Secretary of the Interior 306

to be final 306

how may be carried into effect 306

jurisdiction of the United States over the trust to cease, when, &c. 306

Ottawa University, section of land upon which it stands to remain free from taxation until, &c. 306

Ouachita river, bridge may be built over, near Arkadelphia, in Arkansas 308

Ottoes, appropriation for the 246

Pacific coast, charts of, and surveys, appropriation for 280

Paducah, law authorizing bridge over the Ohio river at, repealed 228

terms of United States courts in 257

Paper for public printing, appropriation for 267

Parkersburg, West Virginia, building to be constructed in, for courts, post office, and revenue offices 301

Patent Office, appropriation for photo-lithographing, &c. 230

for expenses of the 265

for producing plates of official Gazette, &c. 265

Paupers, appropriation for care and support of seventy-five transient, under contract 270

Pavilion hospital may be erected on a Government reservation near San Francisco, 235

cost and appropriation 235

no reservation to be so used, if, &c. 235

site to be purchased for, at New Orleans, and new hospital to be erected thereon 267

Pawnees, appropriation for the 246

Pay department, (Army,) appropriation for the 276

Paymaster General of the Army, appropriation for office of 263

for clerks, &c. 263

deficiency appropriation for the office of, 276

for postage and mileage 276

Peddlers' goods, provision of internal revenue law concerning the forfeiture of 229

Pembinas, appropriation for the 243

Pembina band of Chippewas, appropriation to purchase land for 277

to establish them thereon 277

Penalties, cases of, under the revenue laws, to be reported within ten days to district attorneys by collectors, with names of witnesses, &c. 291–292

Penalty upon those engaged in certain business for not keeping conspicuously in place of business stamps denoting payment of special tax 229

to be doubled in cases of willful neglect or refusal 229

upon clerks and marshals of United States courts and their assistants for practicing as attorneys in causes in those courts 232

for counterfeiting, &c., any coin or bars in the similitude of the gold or silver coins or bars of the United States 240

or of any foreign gold or silver coin current or in circulation in the United States 240

for knowingly having in possession, or uttering, &c., such counterfeited, &c., coin or bars 240

for counterfeiting, &c., the minor coinage, or uttering such false coin 240

for fraudulently impairing, &c., gold or silver current coins 240

for fraudulently debasing the gold or silver coins of the United States 240

or defacing weights, &c. 240

for embezzling metals, or coins, or medals, &c. 240

for being engaged in gift enterprises in the District of Columbia 251

for using alcohol upon which for certain purposes the excise tax has been remitted for any other than those specified purposes 252

upon directors and officers of the Union Pacific railroad for doing any act prohibited by, &c. 266

upon pension agents, &c., for directly or indirectly receiving, &c., a greater compensation than given by the pension act 290

for wrongfully withholding a pension or any part thereof, or any land warrant 290

upon any guardian for embezzling, &c., the pension of his ward 290

upon attorneys, &c., for falsely taking the oath that they have no interest in any pension money 290

for willfully, &c., making, &c., a false or fraudulent affidavit respecting any claim for pension, &c. 290

or so presenting any paper as a voucher with a date subsequent to its actual date 290

for violation of regulations governing the military prison at Rock Island 292–293

for willfully failing to comply with the provisions of the act to prevent cruelty to animals while in transit, &c. 293

for, in any place within, &c., selling or possessing obscene books, pictures, &c., 297

or drugs, &c., for preventing conception or causing abortion 297

or advertising or making the same 297

for knowingly depositing such articles in the mails 297

upon officers, &c., of the Government for knowingly aiding in violating the act prohibiting the importation of obscene books, &c., drugs, &c. 297

upon persons or institutions using the word “national” in their business if not authorized so to do 299

for perjury in oaths under the act to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies 300

Penitentiaries, control of, in certain Territories, to be transferred to the Territories 234

expense of maintaining inmates to be paid from what fund 234

Penitentiaries, State, appropriation to pay, for maintenance, &c., of United States military convicts 276

Penitentiary in Washington Territory, certain net proceeds of internal revenue to be applied to erect 254

amount not to exceed, &c. 254

appropriation for building 276

Pennsylvania, post roads established in 296

Pensacola, appropriations for the navy-yard at 281, 283

for naval hospital at 282

Pension agencies and agents, appropriation for 230

Pension agents, provisions concerning, in the revised pension law 289

Pension claimants—see Pensions.

declarations of, to be made where and before whom 289

Pension office, appropriations for expenses of the 265, 278

deficiency appropriation for temporary clerks in 277

Pensions, appropriation for, for year ending June 30, 1874 230

Army and revolutionary 230

artificial limbs, &c. 230

pension agents and agencies 230

Navy pensions, &c. 231

to be paid from income of Navy pension fund 231

act to revise, consolidate, and amend the laws relating to 286–290

who, and for what disability, to be placed upon list of invalid pensioners 286–287

to receive pensions at certain rates 287

act extended to certain officers, &c., of the Missouri State militia 288

pensions not to commence prior to its passage 288

certain claims for, to be established before July 4, 1874 287

persons not entitled to pensions for injuries &c., since July 27, 1868, unless, &c. 287

total disability, rates for, of the several grades of officers and of enlisted men, &c. 287

pension to be for rank held at the time of the injury 287

rank, how determined 287

special disability by loss of both feet, or both hands, or sight of both eyes, &c., rates of pension for, for certain periods 287

permanent disability, rates of, after June 4, 1872, to persons permanently disabled and so helpless as to require regular aid, &c., of another person 287

of those so disabled, but not requiring such aid, &c. 287

of those so disabled, that they cannot use artificial limbs 287

disability not permanent, rate for, during the continuance of the disability, to be the same as for a permanent disability of like degree 287

no increase of pension except, &c., to commence before date of surgeon's certificate 287

certificate to be subject to approval of Commissioner of Pensions 287

proportional division of rate, for degrees of disability not provided for 287

those absent on sick leave or furlough to be deemed in the field or hospital 287

period of service to be construed to extend how far 287

widows and children of persons entitled to invalid pensions to receive the same as, &c., and for what period 287–288

this to apply to the widows, &c., of the officers, &c., of the Missouri State militia 288

accrued pension to belong to 289

pensions of widows to be increased after July 25, 1866, and at what rate 288

of child or children 288

additional pension to widow for child, &c., to continue only how long 288

what children born out of wedlock to be deemed legitimate 288

colored or Indian soldiers and sailors, widows of, to receive pension upon what proof of marriage 288

their children to be held lawful children 288

widows entitled to pension by reason of children under age, not to receive them if shown to have abandoned such children, or to be immoral, &c. 288

such children to be pensioned as though there were no widow 288

dependent relatives to receive pension of pensioners dying and leaving no widow and children, and in what order of precedence 288

where children have different guardians 288

upon death of mother, father to have the pension 288

of both father and mother, who to take 288

when a mother is assumed to be dependent upon her son 288

when father or minor brother or sister 288

pension on account of dependence not to be paid for certain periods 288

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remarriage not to bar right to pension to date of remarriage 288

pension to cease at date of 288

commencement of pensions granted on account of death from cause originating since March 4, 1861 288

if application has been filed within five years 288

otherwise, when 288

this not to apply to insane persons or those under sixteen years of age, 288

right of persons to pensions to be deemed to accrue when 288

of widows or dependent mothers 288

if disability originated prior to March 4, 1861 289

this not to effect certain claims 289

pensioners under acts prior to March 4, 1861, rates under this act extended to 289

when to take effect 289

when to commence 289

widows of revolutionary soldiers 289

arrears of pension to be paid upon application to Commissioner 289

no person entitled to pay for services in applying for 289

accrued pensions, to be paid to whom 289

if there is no widow or child, no payment to be made except for certain purposes 289

only one pension to be allowed at the same time to the same person 289

persons entitled to more than one may elect which to take 289

certificate may be surrendered and new one taken 289

previous payments 289

declarations of pension claimants to be made where 289

Commissioner may designate in certain localities 289

ministers and consuls in foreign countries 289

claims of Indians 289

where applicants are unable to travel by infirmity of age 289

certain, sufficient to exempt claims from limitation 289

printed instructions and forms to be furnished free to claimants for pensions, bounty lands, &c. 289

notice of issuing of certificate or bounty-land warrant to be given to claimant or applicant 289

no pension to any person, &c., engaged in the late rebellion 289

limitation of time within which claims for pension must be prosecuted to successful issue 289

where claim is thus barred, how the bar may be removed 289

extended in pending claims of the Indians 289

proof in such cases 289

Indians exempted from obligation to take certain oaths 289

termination of pensions 289

failure to claim for three years after the pension is due to be presumptive evidence of its termination 289

name to be stricken from the list 289

may be restored, and how 289

special acts, rates of pension by, not to be varied by general laws 289

may be suspended on proof of fraud until, &c. 289

frauds, or suspected attempts at fraud, under the pension law to be investigated and prosecuted 289

clerks to be detailed to investigate and prosecute 289

pledge, sale, assignment, &c., of pension void 290

agents and attorneys prosecuting claims for pensions and bounty lands, to receive only what compensation 289

to take oath, to be filed, that they have no interest in money, &c. 290

agents and attorneys prosecuting claims for pensions and bounty lands—

penalty for falsely taking the oath 290

for directly or indirectly receiving greater compensation than, &c. 290

for wrongfully withholding pension, or any part thereof, or any land warrant 290

upon guardian for embezzling, &c., pension of his ward 290

upon any person for willfully, &c., making, &c., a false, &c., affidavit respecting any claim for pension, &c. 290

or so presenting any paper as a voucher with a date subsequent to its actual date 290

attachment, levy, &c., money due a pensioner not liable to, but to belong wholly to him 290

certificates, what, required in cases of application for payment of invalid pensions 290

to state what 290

of continuing disability not necessary where disability is permanent 290

more frequent examinations may be required 290

surgeons, civil, for examination of pensioners 290

fees for, to be paid by pension agent 290

boards of examining, number, fees, &c., 290

may be required to make special examinations, which shall have precedence 290

such examinations may be reviewed, if injustice is alleged 290

deicsion of appellate board 290

pay of reviewing surgeons 290

medical referee to be appointed, to have charge and revision of reports of examining surgeons, &c. 290

salary 290

certain qualified surgeons may be appointed as clerks of fourth class, and act as examining surgeons 290

clerical force of bureau not to be increased thereby 290

all colored persons who enlisted in the Army to have the same right to 298

Peorias, appropriation for the 247

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

Perjury in oaths under act to encourage the growth of timber on western prairies, 300

Philadelphia, office of treasurer of Mint in, to cease after, &c. 240

who to act as treasurer 240

legal name of the Mint at 240

office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

appropriations for Mint at 262, 274

for navy-yard at 281, 282

for naval hospital at 282

Photo lithographing, appropriations for, 230, 265

Piankeshaws, appropriation for the 247

for payment of interest on trust fund of, 250

Piegans, appropriation for the 242

Pillager bands of Indians, appropriation for the 243

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, office of depositary at 262

site to be procured for public building for court-house, post office, and other Government offices 305

Plattsburg, New York, right of way over certain lands in, to be released to the New York and Canada Railroad Company, 301

Plymouth, North Carolina, custom-house property at, may be sold 254

Poncas, appropriation for the 246, 248

Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship-canal, time for completing the, extended 307

Port Huron, Michigan, portion of land granted to, for a cemetery, may be platted into streets and sold 305

proceeds of sale, how may be applied 305

lots in new cemetery 305

majority of citizens to consent to removal of cemetery 305

Portland, Dalles, and Salt Lake Railroad Company may take from the public lands materials to construct its road 302

Portland, Maine, condemned cannon, &c., to Army and Navy Union of 303

Port of entry, Brashear, Louisiana, made a, 254

San Diego, California, made a 293

collector to be appointed for 293

his residence and pay 293

inspectors, &c., to be appointed for 293

for southern collection district of Oregon established at Coos Bay 298

collector of customs authorized 298

Port Orford, Oregon, made a port of delivery 298

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, appropriation for batteries in harbor of 252

Ports of delivery, three for southern collection district of Oregon established 298

appointment of three deputy collectors authorized 298

Postage, on packages of seeds, cuttings, &c., 230

on mail matter of third class, to be prepaid by stamps 230

no allowance to be made on account of, to Senators, Representatives, or Delegates in Congress 235

Postage stamps, appropriation to purchase, for certain offices and departments for the year ending June 30, 1874 278

special stamps or stamped envelopes for official matter for the Executive Departments 278

to be sold at what price 278

Postage stamps and stamped envelopes, appropriation for 284

Postal cards, appropriation for 284

obscene, not to be carried in the mails 297

Postmaster General, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay of the, of Assistants, &c. 265

to cause special stamps or stamped envelopes to be prepared 278

to designate a clerk to act as superintendent of free delivery 283

to readjust the compensation to railroad companies for carrying the mails 284

Postmasters, in certain places where there are no depositaries, &c., may deposit public money in a national bank 299

such deposits not to draw interest 299

quarterly returns thereof 299

Postmasters and their clerks, appropriation for 283

Post Office Department, annual compensation of assistant messengers, watchmen, and laborers established 265

deficiency appropriation for, for year ending June 30, 1873 230

for postal cards 230

registry locks 230

appropriations for expenses of the 265

to pay amounts due certain officers in, 278

registered package envelopes 278

salaries of postmasters 278

appropriation for expenses of, for year ending June 30, 1874 283–284

inland and foreign mails 283

postmasters, clerks, and letter-carriers, 283

letter-carriers may be employed in places of not less than twenty thousand population within, &c. 283

clerk may be designated as superintendent of free delivery 283

salary of, and when to terminate 283

mail messengers and mail route messengers 283

route agents and local agents 283

railway post office clerks 283

ship, steamboat, and way-letters 283

distributing agents and assistants 284

mail depredations and special agents, 284

postage stamps and envelopes 284

no envelope furnished by Government to contain any lithographing or engraving 284

nor any printing, except request to return letter to writer 284

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appropriation for expenses of—

envelopes for dead-letter office 284

mail bags and catchers, locks and keys, 284

paper and twine 283

letter balances and furniture 283

advertising 284

no part to be paid to any newspaper published, &c., in the District of Columbia, for, &c., except, &c. 284

miscellaneous, foreign balances, &c. 284

post route maps 284

stamps for post-marking and canceling, 284

rent, fuel, and lights 284

fees to United States attorneys, clerks, and marshals 284

engraving, printing, and binding 284

further appropriations 284

steamship service between San Francisco, Japan, and China 284

the United States and Brazil 284

San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands 284

conditional further appropriations 284

all laws permitting the transmission by mail of any free matter repealed from June 30, 1873 284

appropriation for increase of pay for transportation of the mails on railroad routes 284

compensation for such transportation may be hereafter readjusted by the Postmaster General 284

conditions of readjustment 284

pay per mile per annum 284

companies now furnishing railway post office cars, and refusing to provide them, to have no increase of pay 284

additional pay according to length of cars 284

length of cars how determined 284

cars to be fitted, &c., for accommodation of the clerks to accompany and distribute the mails 284

law permitting Postmaster General to allow to railroad company such additional compensation as he may see fit, repealed 284

Post office buildings, appropriations for, at—

Albany, New York 271

Atlanta, Georgia 240

Bath, Maine 227

Boston, Massachusetts 272

Cincinnati, Ohio 271

Columbus, South Carolina 271

Covington, Kentucky 251

Dover, Delaware 253

Evansville, Indiana 232

Grand Rapids, Michigan 253

Jersey City, New Jersey 302

Lincoln, Nebraska 253

Memphis, Tennessee 252–253

Nashville, Tennessee 235, 272

New York city 236, 271

Omaha, Nebraska 272

Ontario county, New York 235

Parkersburg, West Virginia 301

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 271

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 305

Port Huron, Michigan 271

Raleigh, North Carolina 272

Saint Louis 272

Post office property in Chicago, the old, may be exchanged 301

difference in value, how to be ascertained and paid 301

State of Illinois to first cede jurisdiction and release the right to tax 301

Post roads, bill may be prepared embodying in one act all laws in force authorizing 291

to be distributed for correction 291

established in—

Alabama 294

Arizona 294

Arkansas 294

California 294

Colorado 294

Connecticut 294

Dakota 294

Georgia 294

Illinois 294

Indiana 294

Iowa 294

Kansas 294–295

Kentucky 295

Louisiana 295

Maine 234, 295

Maryland 295

Massachusetts 295

Michigan 295

Minnesota 295

Mississippi 295

Missouri 295

Montana 295

Nebraska 295–296

Nevada 296

New Hampshire 296

New Jersey 296

New York 296

North Carolina 295

Ohio 296

Oregon 296

Pennsylvania 296

Rhode Island 296

South Carolina 296

Tennessee 296

Texas 296

Utah 296

Vermont 296

Virginia 296

Washington Territory 296

West Virginia 296

Wisconsin 296

Post route maps, appropriation for 284

Pottawatomies, sale of certain bonds of, held by the Secretary of the Interior in trust for, authorized 246

appropriation for the 246

for payment of interest on trust fund of 250

Pound sterling to be equal to what 298

what valuation to be par of exchange for, 298

contracts upon any other par when to be void 298

Powder, exchange of, by the Secretary of War authorized 280

Powell, W. H., appropriation to pay for picture 277

Prairies, western—see Timber.

act to encourage growth of timber upon, 299

Preëmption settlers—see Lands, Public.

act authorizing joint entry by 300

quantity and value of certain lands in Iowa held by, to be ascertained and reported to Congress 304

upon public lands may alienate portions of their estates for church, &c., purposes or for right of way to mail roads 298

President of the United States, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for 260

authorized to appoint Frederick E. Upton a master in the Navy 235

to appoint the Director and certain other officers of the Mint and assay offices of the United States 236, 239

assay commissioners 239

to decide whether certain officers in the Mint, found to be in error, shall be disqualified 239

to appoint a commissioner to settle the boundary line between the United States and the possessions of Great Britain, 241

to dispense with the services of Indian agents and superintendents where practicable, 241

to appoint Indian inspectors 250

to assign remaining Indian superintendents to such agencies as he may deem proper 250

may dispense with all the Indian superintendents and their clerks 250

to appoint register and receiver in Gila land district, Arizona 251

a collector of customs, to reside at San Diego 293

at Coos Bay, Oregon 298

to appoint L. R. Chester to the retired list of the Navy 252

Absalom Kirby as second assistant engineer 292

Howard F. Moffatt master on retired list of the Navy 300

to issue his proclamation in certain cases arising under the treaty with Great Britain of May 8, 1871 257

to appoint Frank M. Ashton second assistant engineer in the Navy 257

deputy commissioner of pensions 289

may appoint one Assistant Adjutant General 291

may continue the appointment of the present agent and counsel of the United States under the treaty with Great Britain 297

to provide for the proper care of the cemetery near the city of Mexico 298

to approve of purchase of lands in the State of Texas for the sites of forts and military posts 302

to appoint commissioners to ascertain the quantity and value of certain lands in Iowa, held by preëmption and homestead settlers 304

to report a system of irrigation for the San Joaquin, Tulare, and Sacramento valleys 305

to cause experiments to be made, &c., to guard against the bursting of steam boilers 308

to cause certain lands in the Round Valley Indian reservation to be withdrawn from entry or sale under the homstead and preemption laws 309

to appoint certain practical artisans and scientific men to attend the exposition at Vienna and make report 310

to cause medals to be made and presented to Captain Jared S. Crandall and others, 310

to transmit the resolution of Congress tendering the congratulations of the American people to the people of Spain 310

to invite the international statistical congress to hold its next session in the United States 310

to provide for the meeting of said body if, &c. 311

Prince Edward Island, certain fish and fish-oil, the produce of the fisheries of, to be admitted free of duty whenever, &c. 257

Printing, public, appropriations for 267, 277

Prison, military—see Military Prison.

established at Rock Island, Illinois, 292–293

Prisons for American convicts in Siam, Turkey, and Japan 254

Prize cases, provision concerning the appeals in 283

amendments may be allowed in appeals, 283

Professors at the Military Academy, pay of certain, established 256

increase for every five years' service 256

addition not to exceed, &c. 256

restrictions as to pay and retirement 256

Projectiles for heavy guns, appropriation to purchase 280

Prosecution of offenses against the United States, appropriations for the expenses of 267, 268, 278

Provisions and Clothing, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 282

Public buildings and grounds in the city of Washington, appropriations to pay indebtedness incurred by the officer in charge of 260, 276

officer in charge of the, to have what rank, pay, &c. 276

Public printing and binding, appropriation for 260, 267

Public property, accounts of, in the Capitol building, President's House, and Botanical garden to be kept, and reports thereof made annually to Congress 260

Public stores, certain goods not in, July 31, 1872, but in port, entitled to same benefits as, &c. 284

Puyallups, appropriation for the 246

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Quapaws, appropriation for the 246, 247

Quarter dollar—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of 237

Quarter eagle—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of the 237

Quartermaster General, appropriation for office of 263, 275

for clerks, &c. 263

Quartermaster's department, deficiency appropriation for the 275–276

appropriation for 279

Quillehutes, appropriation for the 246

Quinaielts, appropriation for the 246

Quota of arms and equipments, proper, to be distributed to certain States 300

Railroad companies, Secretary of Treasury to withhold payments to certain, for freight, &c. 266

may bring suit in Court of Claims 266

either party may appeal to the Supreme Court 266

causes to have precedence 266

additional compensation to, for transportation of the mails 284

non-furnishing cars and refusing to furnish them not to have increase of pay 284

(See Post Office Department. )

Railway post office clerks, appropriation for pay of 283

Rear admirals, certain, considered as having been retired as rear admirals 280

Reavis, Isham, appropriation for salary of, 275

Rebel archives, appropriation to enable the Secretary of War to have them examined 263

Rebellion, no pension to be paid to any person, &c., engaged in the late 289

Recruiting and transportation of recruits, appropriation for 279

Red Lake Indians, appropriation for the 243

Refracting telescope, appropriation for tower for the 280

Reform School of the District of Columbia, appropriation for the 273

Registered mails, certain safes or paymasters' chests transferred from the War Department to the Post Office Department to use in the transportation of 303

Registered package envelopes, appropriation for 278

to the propeller Oliver Cromwell 255

Resisters and receivers of Gila land district, 251

pay of, under act to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies 300

Reporter of the decisions of the Supreme Court, appropriation for the 266

Reports of the Supreme Court of the United States to be furnished the Department of Justice for distribution 291

Representatives in Congress, no allowance to be made to, on account of postage 235

salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay and mileage of 259

of certain members from Georgia 278

from Mississippi 278

of member from first district of Ohio, 278

from the State of California, for the Forty-Fourth Congress, time for election of, established 291

Resection, appropriation for apparatus for, 230

Retired list of the Navy—see Navy.

no officer on the, to be employed on active duty except, &c. 280

pay of certain officers on the 280

certain rear admirals 280

no officer to be placed upon, before he is sixty-two years of age 283

Revenue cutter service, appropriation for, 267

Revision of the laws, committee authorized to accept for Congress the draft of, from the commissioners and to discharge them, 291

work of commissioners not thereby approved 291

may be prepared in a bill to be presented to Congress, with indexes, &c. 291

revisions and bills to be printed and distributed for correction 291

appropriations for, how to be distributed, 291

Revolutionary pensions, appropriation for, 230

Revolutionary soldiers and sailors, provision to as to pensions widows of 289

Rhode Island, post road established in 296

Ritchie, Captain David, thanks of Congress tendered to, and officers and men under his command 310

River Crows, appropriation for the 247

Rivers, appropriation for public works on—

Appomattox, Virginia 286

Arkansas 285

Black River, New York 285

Broadkiln, Delaware 286

Cape Fear, North Carolina 286

Chester, Maryland 285

Cocheco, New Hampshire 286

Columbia, Oregon 286

Connecticut 286

Cumberland, Tennessee 285

Delaware 286

East, New York 286

Elizabeth, Virginia 286

Fox 285

Great Kanawha, West Virginia 285

Housatonic, Connecticut 286

Hudson, New York 286

Illinois 285

James, Virginia 286

Kennebec, Maine 286

Lower Willamette, Oregon 286

Machias, Maine 286

Merrimac, Massachusetts 286

Minnesota 285

Mississippi 285

Missouri 285

Monongahela, Pennsylvania 285

Nansemond, Virginia 286

Occoquan, Virginia 285

Ohio 285

Osage, Missouri 285

Passaic, New Jersey 286

Patapsco 285

Pawcatuck, Rhode Island 286

Pawtucket, Rhode Island 286

Peconic, New York 285

Penobscot, Maine 286

Providence, Rhode Island 286

Rappahannock, Virginia 285

Red, Louisiana 285

Roanoke, North Carolina 286

Saint Clair, Michigan 285

Saint Croix, Maine 286

Saint Francis 285

Saint John's, Florida 285

Savannah, Georgia 285

Schuylkill, Pennsylvania 286

Shrewsburry, New Jersey 286

South, New Jersey 286

Taunton, Massachusetts 286

Tennessee 285

Tombigbee 285

Upper Willamette, Oregon 286

Wabash, Indiana 285

White 285

Wicomico, Maryland 285

Wisconsin 285

Yazoo 285

Rivers and harbors—see Harbors.

appropriation for the repair, &c., of public works on 284–286

for examinations and surveys for improvements of 286

examinations or surveys of, to be made at various places 286

Rives & Bailey, appropriation for reporting, &c., debates and proceedings of Forty-Second Congress 277

Roche de Bœuf Indians, appropriation for the 247

Rock Island, Illinois, military prison established at 292

who may be confined therein 292

plan for building and regulations for the government of prisoners 292–293

Secretary of War may permit the “old bridge” at, to remain in its present position 311

Rock Island arsenal, appropriation for the, 272

Rogue Rivers, appropriation for the 247

Round Valley Indian reservation in California, part of, may be restored to the public lands 309

improvements on 309

sales and proceeds of sales 309

southern and western boundary of 309

inquiry to locate the northern boundary 309

appraisement of improvements 310

certain lands to be withdrawn from entry of sale under the homestead and preëmption laws 310

settlers to be required to remove, when, &c. 310

Route agents, appropriation for pay of 283

Sacramento valley, in California, board of commissioners to report a system of irrigation for the 305

Sacs, appropriation for the 247

Safes, certain, to be transferred from the War Department to the Post Office Department, to be used in the transportation of registered mails 303

Sailors—see Pensions.

provisions concerning pensions to, under the revised pension law 286–289

honorably discharged, hereafter dying, may be buried in national cemeteries 299

Saint Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company may construct a bridge across the Mississippi river, near Saint Louis 303

Saint Louis, office of the Assistant Treasurer at 262

St. Louis river, bridge may be built and maintained across, by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company 255

St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company, time for completing its roads extended 308

St. Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company, payment to, of survey of public lands in Minnesota 269

Saint Paul, Minnesota, appropriation for custom-house at 275

compensation for deputy collector at, established 299

deputy to act as inspector 299

Sale of pension void 290

Salisbury, North Carolina, monument to be erected in the national cemetery at, to the memory of the Union soldiers, &c. 306

Salmon, appropriation for introduction of, into the waters of the United States 268

San Antonio, Texas, appropriation for construction of depot buildings, &c., at 272

San Diego, California, appropriation for fort at 252

for military telegraph from 273

collection district of, established 293

made a port of entry 293

collector to be appointed for 293

his residence and pay 293

inspectors, &c., to be appointed for 293

Sandy Hook, appropriation to remove sunken wreck from the channel-way of 230

Sandwich Islands, appropriation for steamship service between San Francisco and the 284

San Francisco, appropriation for new branch mint building at 272

for steamship service between, and Japan and China 284

between, and the Sandwich Islands 284

for branch mint at 262

office of Assistant Treasurer at 262

office of treasurer of Mint in, to cease after, &c. 240

who to act as treasurer 240

legal name of the mint at 240

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a pavilion hospital to be erected on a Government reservation near 235

cost and appropriation 235

no reservation to be so used if, &c. 235

marine hospital at, may be sold 235

San Joaquin valley, in California, board of commissioners to report a system of irrigation for the 305

San Pedro, California, inspectors to be appointed for port of 293

compensation to be paid to 293

Santa Barbara, California, inspectors to be appointed for port of 293

compensation to be paid to 293

Santa Fé office of depositary at 262

Savings banks, Comptroller of Currency to report annually to Congress condition of, 251

Saw mills on the Mississippi river, act to protect the owners of 300

owners of, may build cribs to protect their rafts 300

navigation not to be obstructed 300

cribs may be removed 300

Scheldt dues, appropriation to pay the last annual installment of 254

Schenck, Robert C., appropriation for private amanuensis for 253

School-farm lands, money derived from sales of, and bonds purchased therewith, to be turned over to the Secretary of the Treasury and invested 297

interest to be expended by commissioners to support free public schools in the parishes of St. Helena and St. Luke 297

commissioners, how appointed in 297

act of direct tax commissioners in renting, confirmed 298

Schools for colored children—see Colored Schools.

in the District of Columbia, provisions concerning 304

Scott county, Missouri, certain swamp, &c., lands granted to 230

Sea-coast cannon, appropriation for 280

Seals to be furnished consular agents by the Secretary of State 254

cost, how to be defrayed 254

Seamen, law requiring masters of vessels to make written agreement with, before, &c., not to apply to certain vessels 232

Seamen, American, appropriation for relief and protection of, in foreign countries, 254

for acknowledgment of services in rescuing from shipwreck 254

payment of three months' extra wages to, when discharged in a foreign port for misconduct, may be remitted by consular officers of, &c. 291

Seamen's wages, payments of, in foreign ports by consular officers, to be in gold, &c., and without deduction 298

Search warrant, to seize obscene books, pictures, &c., upon complaint and proof, 297

Second Auditor, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Second Comptroller of the Treasury, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Second National Bank of Ionia established in Ionia, Michigan, as the successor of the National Bank of Lyons 229

Secretaries of legation, appropriation for salaries of 253

assistant secretaries of, hereafter to be called second secretaries 253

Secretaries of territories, annual salaries of, established 234

Secretary of State, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay of, of Assistants and of clerks in office of the 260

may be appointed one of a commission to complete the boundary line between the United States and the possessions of Great Britain 241

to report to Congress each year the names of consular officers not citizens of the United States to whom salaries have been paid, &c. 254

to furnish seals to consular agents of the United States 254

duties as to the Territories of the United States now performed by, to be performed by the Secretary of the Interior 257

how may apply balance of appropriation for British claims commission 274

may allow additional compensation to the consuls of the United States at Havre and La Rochelle 274

to pay to the Government of Japan for rents for lands, &c., used by the United States for jails, &c. 292

to maintain suitable buildings for court-house and jail at Jedo 292

to select law library for the legation in Japan 292

to direct the expenditure of the appropriation for the international exposition at Vienna 310

detailed statement to Congress 310

Secretary of the Interior, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay of, of Assistant, and of clerks 264

one clerk to be designated as superintendent of the building 264

additional pay therefor 264

to issue college scrip to the State of Arkansas, and to the Florida State Agricultural College 227

enabled to pay certain expenditures by the Board of Public Works of the District of Columbia 230

special duties of, under the Indian appropriation act 246, 248, 249–250

to sell certain bonds held by him in trust for the Pottawatomie Indians 246

to exclude from district traders who sell arms, &c., in any district occupied by uncivilized Indians 248

to adopt rules to prohibit such sales, and to enforce the same 248

enabled to remove the Winnebagoes of Wisconsin to some suitable place within the Indian territory 249

and the Kansas Indians 250

to sell certain bonds held by him in trust for the Ottawa Indians 250

to retain proceeds of sales of lands of Kickapoos as a permanent trust fund, &c. 250

to give statement of expenses of Indian inspectors in annual report 250

duty of, under act providing for the sale of certain New York Indian lands in Kansas 251

as to penitentiary in Washington Territory 254

to perform all the duties in regard to the Territories of the United States now performed by the Secretary of State 257

in improvements of streets about the Capitol, to assess and collect of improvements, &c. 270

enabled to purchase real estate and improvements in square numbered six hundred and eighty-eight 276

may sell materials of buildings at public auction 276

cost of examinations of title to be paid, 276

to appoint appraisers to determine the amount to be paid by the United States for the interest of the District of Columbia in the present City Hall building, 277

a duly qualified surgeon as medical referee to have charge and revision of reports of examining surgeons 290

certain qualified surgeons as clerks of fourth class, and to act as examining surgeons 290

to furnish the Department of Justice with statutes and reports for distribution 291

duty of, under the act for the relief of certain Indians in the central superintendency 306

may negotiate with the Crow Indians for the cession of their reservation 306

with the Creek Indians 307

duty of, under the act to abolish the tribe relations of the Miami Indians 308–309

to cause a portion of the Round Valley Indian reservation in California to be surveyed and offered for sale 309

Secretary of the Navy, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay of the, and of clerks, &c. 264

to permit a certain monument in honor of certain officers, &c., of the Navy to be brought from Rome in a public vessel, 228

to pay the captors of the rebel ram Albemarle, appropriation 230

to cause eight steam vessels of war to be constructed, and in what manner 236

to organize parties to observe the transit of Venus 268

to detail two vessels of the Navy to convey parties to selected points 268

to make soundings between the western coast of the United States and Japan for scientific purposes, and for cable 283

to convey to the city of Chelsea, Massachusetts, certain land for the use of a street 304

Secretary of the Senate, salary of, increased 258

Secretary of the Treasury, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for pay of, of assistants, and of clerks in office of the 260

to admit free of duty a monument to the memory of certain officers, &c., of the Navy to be brought from Rome, and placed in the Naval Academy at Annapolis 228

to give directions as to additional bond of internal revenue collectors 229

to issue an American register to the schooner N. J. Miller 230

to issue an American register to the propeller Oliver Cromwell 255

to change the name of steamer New England to City of Portland 301

of the schooner Andrew Stewart to Barnett Jones 303

of the steamer Sleepy Hollow to Long Branch 303

to appoint keepers and crews to the life-saving stations on Cape Cod and Block Island 231

to provide for the establishment of ten life-saving stations on the coasts of, &c, 304

to report to Congress points on the sea and lake coasts suitable for such stations 304

to cause a public building to be erected at—

Evansville, Indiana 232, 278

Nashville, Tennessee 235

Atlanta, Georgia 240

Covington, Kentucky 251

Memphis, Tennessee 252

lot now owned there may be sold 252

Lincoln, Nebraska 253

Grand Rapids, Michigan 253

Dover, Delaware 253

Parkersburg, West Virginia 301

Jersey City, New Jersey 302

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 305

to pay the county of Ontario, New York, for use of building for court-house, &c., 235

to cause a portion of Fort Gratiot light-house reservation to be platted and sold 235

may sell the marine hospital and grounds near San Francisco, California 235

to erect on a Government reservation near San Francisco, a pavilion hospital 235

to pay annually into the treasury of the District of Columbia one third of the entire cost of maintaining the fire department in the District 235–236

to have the general direction of the Director of the Mint 236

duties of, under the act revising the laws relating to the mints, assay offices, and coinage of the United States 236–240

to appoint one clerks of class four in the office of Comptroller of the Currency, 251

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may grant permits to colleges, &c., to withdraw alcohol in specified quantities from bond without payment of the internal revenue tax 252

to cause the custom-house property at Plymouth, North Carolina, to be sold at public auction 254

to prescribe rules, &c., for the conveyance of certain merchandise in transit, through the territory of the United States, without the payment of duties 257

to withhold all payments to certain railroad companies or their assigns for freights, &c. 266

books, records, &c., of the Union Pacific Railroad Company to be at all times open to the inspection of, or of persons delegated by him for that purpose 267

to direct the working of signal stations at light-houses and life-saving stations 267

may sell marine hospital grounds and buildings at New Orleans, Louisiana, and from proceeds purchase a more healthy site, and erect a hospital thereon 267

may use the materials of the old hospital in the construction of the new 267

may prescribe form and design of new circulating notes for banking associations, 267

to sell the site of the old light-station at Nayat Point, after, &c. 271

power, &c., of, in respect to obtaining additional land in Boston for post office, &c. 272

to purchase land in Indianapolis, adjoining the court-house 278

to revoke the designations as depositaries of the United States of the surveyor of customs at Cincinnati and the collector of customs at Chicago 278

to assume on behalf of the United States the control, &c., of the Louisville and Portland canal 285

to make regulations as to the unlading of steamships at night 291

duties of, in respect to reported cases of fines, penalties, or forfeitures 292

to appoint inspectors, weighers, gaugers, &c., at the port of San Diego 293

to proclaim on the first day of January the values of the standard coins in circulation of the various nations of the world, as estimated by the Director of the Mint 298

to pay the State of Connecticut for amounts advanced during the late war for chaplains, extra surgeons, &c., upon proper vouchers 299

to other States, upon proper vouchers 299

may exchange with the city of Chicago the old post office property in Chicago 301

Secretary of War, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for the pay of, and of clerks, &c. 263

duties of, under the act authorizing the construction of bridges across the Ohio river 227–228

across the Mobile river, and navigable streams tributary to Mobile bay 228

across the St. Louis river 255

to expend appropriation for removal of sunken wreck from the channel-way off Sandy Hook 230

to contract for the construction of a light-draught snag-boat to ply on the Mississippi, Missouri, and Arkansas rivers 234

to expend appropriations to pay for property taken to extend the military reservation of Camp Mohave 252

to sell portion of military reservation of Fort Ripley at public auction 257

to select certain commissary sergeants, &c. 258

to have the rebel archives examined and copies made for the use of the Government 263

to establish signal stations at light-houses and life-saving stations, and connect them with, &c. 267

to pay for expenses of suppressing Indian hostilities in Montana 277

to sell at public auction clothing of the old style, when the new uniform is distributed 279

to award contract for furnishing headstones for national cemeteries 279

to determine size, model, &c., of such, 279

to exchange unserviceable, &c., powder for new powder 280

to appoint board of engineers to report upon plan of removal of obstructions from the channel of the Delaware river 286

to report upon the practicability of bridging, between Lake Huron and Lake Erie, 286

to cause examinations or surveys, or both, to be made at various points 286

to furnish duplicate certificates of discharge to soldiers, &c., in certain cases 292

duty of, under the act to establish a military prison at Rock Island 292–293

to restore Alonzo J. Marsh to his position as captain 293

owners of saw-mills on the Mississippi river may build cribs to protect their mills, under the direction of the 300

to distribute the proper quota of arms and military equipments to certain States, 300

to cause certain land in Cumberland, Maryland, to be conveyed to the Hebrew congregation in that city 300–301

to release to the New York and Canada Railroad Company the right of way over certain lands in Plattsburg, New York, 301

may locate and lease twenty-five acres to that company 301

duty of, under the act authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Genesee river 301

across the Mississippi river at Saint Louis, Missouri 303

across Missouri river near Lexington, 307

Ouachita river, near Arkadelphia 308

to purchase lands in Texas for sites for forts and military posts 302

may withdraw arsenals from auction sale when the highest bid is unsatisfactory, 303

board of three Army officers to be appointed to make appraisement, &c., 303

to deliver certain bronze cannon to, &c., for equestrian statue of Major General Thomas 303

to certain organizations for monumental purposes 303, 305

to the Gettysburg Battle-Field Memorial Association 308

to the Governor of the State of New Jersey for statue of Major General Philip Kearney 311

to transfer certain safes, or paymasters' chests, to Post Office Department to transport registered mails 303

to sell the present cemetery grounds upon the Fort Gratiot military reservation, 305

to furnish subsistence, &c., to commissioners to report a system of irrigation for San Joaquin, &c., valleys, in California, 305

food and clothing for certain Indians in Humboldt county, Nevada 305

to cause to be erected in Salisbury, North Carolina, a monument to the memory of the Union soldiers who died in prison and are there buried 306

may permit the “old bridge” at Rock Island to remain in its present position 311

Securities of the United States, appropriation for detection, &c., of counterfeiting the, and coinage of the United States 267

Seeds, cuttings, &c., appropriation for purchase and distribution of 277

packages of, may be sent by mail 230

postage thereon 230

Seminoles, appropriation for the 247

Senate of the United States, annual salaries of certain officers of the, increased 258

increase of pay to begin with present Congress 258

deficiency appropriation for 274

Senators in Congress, no allowance to be made to, on account of postage 235

salary of, established from March 4, 1873, 258

appropriation for pay and mileage of 258

Senecas, appropriation for the 247

Sergeant-at-Arms of the House to receive no fees, &c. 259

appropriation to reimburse 278

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate to receive no fees 259

appropriation 258

Shad, appropriations for introduction of, into the waters of the United States, 268, 277

Shawnees, appropriation for the 247

Sheep Eaters, appropriation for the 245

Shipping articles, law requiring masters of vessels to make a written agreement with seamen not to apply to certain vessels, 232

Ship, steamboat, and way letters, appropriation for transportation of 283

Shirley, W. H., appropriation to pay for clerical services 276

Shoshones, appropriation for the 245, 247

Signal communication on board vessels of war, appropriation for 280

Signal office, appropriations for the, 264, 273

chief signal officer may sell surplus maps or publications 273

proceeds of sales how applied 273

Signal service, appropriation for 276

observation and report of storms 276

Signal service of Army, appropriation for, 279

Signal stations, appropriation for, at light-houses and life-saving stations 267

to be connected by telegraph lines, and how worked 267

Silver coins of United States—see Mints, &c.

denominations and value of 237

standard of 237

alloy 237

to be legal tender 237

devices and legends upon 237

purchase of bullion for coinage of 238

to be paid out for what 238

deviations in weight not to exceed 238

Sioux Indian reservation in Minnesota, certain actual settlers upon, to have until, &c., to make proof, &c., of their claims 254

Sioux Indians, appropriation for the 248

deficiency appropriation for subsistence and support of those who have taken homesteads at or near Flandreau 277

Sissetons, appropriation for the 248

Sisterhood of Saint John, appropriation for the 270

Six Nations, appropriation for the 247

S'Klallams, appropriation for the 248

Sleepy Hollow, the steamer, name changed to Long Branch 303

Smith, Luther R., appointed a commissioner to determine claims, &c., of parties under a trust created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians 306

Smithsonian Institution, appropriation for, 270

Smuggling, amendment of act to prevent, 291

collectors to report to district attorneys all cases for fines, penalties, &c., within ten days, &c. 292

Smythe, Frederic, made a manager of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 234

Snag boat, construction of a light-draught, may be contracted for, to ply on the Mississippi, Missouri, and Arkansas rivers, 234

cost, and from what appropriation 234

Snake Indians, appropriation for the 248

Snuff, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

Soldiers, a suit of clothing, or, &c., given to each soldier who has been or is in the National Home, &c. 234

provisions concerning pensions to, under the revised pension law 286–289

(See Pensions )

honorably discharged, hereafter dying, may be buried in national cemeteries 299

Soldiers, crippled and disabled, employed by Doorkeeper of House of Representatives, appropriation for 268

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Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home, Washington, District of Columbia, appropriation for the 270

no child, not an invalid, to remain in, after sixteen years 270

Solicitor of the Treasury, appropriation for the office of the 266

pay of, established 266

Sommers, Warrington, appropriation to pay, 268

Sonneborne, Samuel, and others, deed to, in trust for Hebrew congregation, of certain land near Cumberland, Maryland 300

South Carolina, post roads established in, 296

Southern collection district of Oregon, established, and to include what 298

port of entry at Coos bay 298

collector in, his appointment, residence, &c. 298

three ports of delivery established, and three deputy collectors authorized 298

pay of collector and deputies 298

Sovereign, to be equal to what 298

what valuation to be par of exchange for, 298

contracts upon any other par, when to be void 298

Spain, congratulations of the American people tendered to the people of 310

Spanish claims commission, appropriation for 254

Speaker of the House of Representatives to appoint three members of the House of Representatives of the Forty-Third Congress to be members of the Board of Visitors of the Military Academy at the next annual examination 256

salary of the, established from March 4, 1873 258

Special agents of the Treasury Department to examine the books, accounts, &c., at depositories, &c., appropriation for pay of the 262

Special taxes—see Internal Revenue.

to be paid by stamps after April 30, 1873, 229

provisions concerning, and penalties 229

Stamped envelopes, appropriation for 284

to have no printing on except 284

special, to be prepared only for official mail-matter for each of the Executive Departments 278

to be sold only at what price 278

Stamps for payment of special internal revenue taxes, provisions concerning 229

Stamps, postage, special, to be prepared for official mail-matter only for the Executive Departments 278

to be sold only at what price 278

Standard troy pound of the Mint of the United States, what shall be the 239

Standard weights for mints and assay offices to be furnished and tested and regulated annually 239

State Department, appropriation for the 274

deficiency appropriation for 274

pay of disbursing clerk for new Department building 274

Statistical atlas of the United States, appropriation for maps, &c., for 276

Statistical congress, the President authorized to invite the international, to hold its next session in the United States 310

proceedings if invitation is accepted 311

Statutes-at-Large, volume seventeenth, appropriation to purchase 268

Statutes of the United States, appropriation for completing the revision of the, and making indexes thereto 268

to be furnished the Department of Justice for distribution 291

Stave-bolts in customs matters to include heading-bolts 284

Steam boiler explosions, causes of, to be investigated and reported to Congress 308

appropriation therefor 308

Steam Engineering, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 282

Steam-heating apparatus, Treasury building, appropriation for 275

Steam pressure, standard for tow and freight-boats upon the Mississippi river and tributaries 228

Steamship service between San Francisco, Japan, and China, appropriation for, 284

between United States and Brazil 284

between San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands 284

Steamships, foreign, act to authorize the unlading of, at night 291

Steam vessels of war, eight to be constructed, with auxiliary sail-power 236

tonnage and cost 236

four to be built in private yards and by contract 236

hulls may be built by private contract 236

not to be commenced until, &c. 236

models, &c., not to be changed, except, &c. 236

Stockbridge and Munsee Indian lands, transfer of appropriation 277

Storekeepers, internal revenue, appropriation for 274

Streets in Washington, District of Columbia, about the Capitol, cost of improvements made in front of private property to be collected 270

Sturges, Zebulon B., appropriation to pay, 277

Sturgis, Michigan, condemned cannon, &c., to municipal authorities, &c., of village of 304

Subsistence supplies, act for the better protection of 258

certain commissary sergeants to be selected to receive and preserve at each post, &c. 258

Successions, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

Sumter, the rebel steamer, appropriation for, as a prize 268

Superintendent of foreign mails, pay of, established 266

Superintendent of schools for colored children in the District of Columbia, appointment, term of office, and pay 304

Superintendent of the money-order system, pay of established 266

Superintendents of assay offices, provisions of the coinage act of 1873 concerning 239

duties of, to correspond to those of superintendents of mints 239

Superintendents of Indian affairs may be suspended by Indian inspectors 250

offices of four of the, and of their clerks to be abolished 250

remaining, may be assigned, &c., or dispensed with 250

Superintendents of mints, appointment, powers, and duties of 236

oath, bond, and salary 237

bond may be increased 237

who to act as, in case of temporary absence of 237

quarterly accounts to directors 236

to appoint clerks and assistants, subject to approval of Director 236

one to be chief clerk 237

to make appointments in case of temporary absence 237

may require any employé of the Mint to take oath 237

duty of, in regard to the receipt of bullion for coinage, its assay coinage, &c. 238

to purchase bullion for silver coinage 238

metal for minor coinage, and in what mode 238

proceedings as to delivery of coins by the coiner to a superintendent 238

to examine the accounts of the coiners and melters and refiners 239

to forward balance sheet to Director of the Mint 239

to pay coins or bars to depositors 239

to inspect annually the testing of standard weights 239

Supervising Architect of the Treasury Department, appropriation for payment of, of assistant, &c. 260

pay of, established 266

Supreme court of the District of Columbia, appropriation for the, and the judges of the 266

for public printing, &c., for 267

salary, fees, &c., of the clerk of, not to exceed $6,000 per annum 266

excess to be paid into the Treasury 266

semi-annual returns 266

deficiency appropriation for the 278

Supreme Court of the United States, annual session of, to commence at the second Monday of October in each year 235

may allow amendments in appeals in prize cases 283

appropriation for the, and the judges of, 266 for reporter and marshal 266

for public printing, &c., for 267

for lithographing, mapping, &c 267

deficiency appropriation for the 267

Surfmen, crews of, for life-saving stations on coasts of Cape Cod and Block Island, 231

Surgeon General, (Army,) appropriation for office of 263

for clerks, &c. 263

Surgeons, appointment of civil, for examination of pensioners 290

boards of examining, number, fees, &c. 290

reviewing, pay of 290

examining, to make special examinations, which shall have precedence 290

(See Pensions. )

Surgeons, extra and assistant, amounts advanced by Connecticut for pay of, during the late war, to be paid when 299

by other States, to be paid them 299

Survey of the Territories of the United States, appropriation for the continuation of the geological and geographical, by Professor F. V. Hayden 268

for maps, charts, to illustrate, &c. 268

Surveyors general and surveys of public lands, appropriation for expenses of, in—

Arizona Territory 265, 269

California 265, 269, 276

Colorado Territory 265, 269

Dakota Territory 265, 268, 269

Florida 265, 268, 269

Idaho Territory 265, 269, 276

Iowa 265, 269

Kansas 265, 269, 276

Louisiana 265, 268, 269

Minnesota 265, 268, 269

Montana Territory 265, 269, 276

Nebraska 265, 269, 276

Nevada Territory 265, 269, 276

New Mexico Territory 265, 269

Oregon 265, 269, 276

Utah Territory 265, 269

Washington Territory 265, 269, 276

Wyoming Territory 265, 269, 276

surveying boundaries of—

Colorado Territory 269

Idaho Territory 269

New Mexico Territory 269

Washington Territory 269

Wyoming Territory 269

Surveyor, (customs,) office of, at Chester, Pennsylvania, abolished 258

at La Crosse, Wisconsin, to be appointed, 293

his duties and pay 293

Surveyors of customs, in case of sickness, &c.,

may authorize some officer under them to act as disbursing agent 299

official bond of the principal to cover 299

designation of the, at Cincinnati, Ohio, as designated depositaries to cease when, &c. 278

Syracuse, New York, condemned cannon, &c., to municipal authorities of city of 304

Tabeguache bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Teche, collection district of the, in Louisiana, established 254

boundaries 254

residence and pay of collector 254

Brashear made a port of entry 254

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Telegraph cable, soundings between the west coast of the United States and Japan to determine the practicability of laying the 283

Telegraph for public business, appropriation to connect the Capitol with Government officers by 270

wires to be underground 270

Telegraph, military, appropriation to construct, from San Diego to Prescott and Tucson 273

Tender, gold coins of the United States to be legal 237

silver coins to be, to what amount 237

minor coinage to be, to what amount 237

Tennessee, post roads established in 296

Territorial governments, appropriations for the 275

Territorial Legislatures, pay of members and officers of 233

no other pay than that given by the United States 234

duration of sessions of, limited 233

Territories of the United States, annual salaries of Governors and secretaries of, established 234

no additional pay from Legislature 234

control of penitentaries in certain, transferred to the Territories 234

expense of maintaining inmates, to be paid from what fund 234

Secretary of the Interior to have the powers and perform the duties of the Secretary of State in relation to the 257

appropriation for governments in the 263

Teton Sioux, appropriation for the 248

Texas, appropriation for expenses of commission to inquire into depredations on frontiers of 230

post roads established in 296

lands in, may be purchased for sites for forts and military posts 302

Texas and Pacific Railroad Company, face value of bonds hereafter issued by, may be in gold or lawful money 297

former mortgages of, legalized, if, &c. 297

Third Auditor, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

Thomas, Major General George H., bronze cannon to be delivered to the Society of the Army of the Cumberland for equestrian statue of 303

Three-cent piece—see Minor Coins.

weight, alloy, and value of 237

Timber, act to encourage the growth of, upon the western prairies 299

persons planting, and keeping in good condition for ten years, forty acres of, on any quarter section, to have patent for whole quarter section 299

proceedings to obtain benefit of act 299

patent not to issue until, &c. 299

if person fails to keep in good condition, land to revert to the United States 299

provision as to homestead settlers cultivating 299

land acquired by this act not liable for previous debts 299

Commissioner to issue rules 300

registers and receivers, their duties and pay 300

punishment for perjury in taking oaths under this act 300

Timber lands, appropriation for protection of 282

Tobacco, certain provisions of internal revenue law concerning 229

Torpedo corps and boats, appropriation for 280–281

how only to be used 280–281

Torpedoes, appropriation for trials with, for harbor and land defense 279

for harbor defenses, &c. 252

how only to be used 252

Tow-boats on the Mississippi river and the tributaries, standard steam-pressure for the 228

Trade-dollar—see Mints, &c.

standard weight and value of 237

Transit of Venus—see Venus.

appropriation for observation of 268

Transportation by British subjects of goods in British vessels without duty from place to place on the lakes and rivers of the United States, if part is through Canada, by land carriage and in bond, 257

right may be suspended, if, &c. 257

Transportation, (Army,) deficiency appropriation for 275

appropriation for 279

Transportation of mails on railroad routes,

appropriation for increase of pay for 284

compensation for, to be readjusted 284

(See Post Office Department. )

Transit, conveyance in—see Customs Duties..

of certain merchandise destined for the British possessions, without payment of duties, whenever, &c. 257

for export 257

Treasurer of the United States, appropriation for, and for office of the 261

of $8,500 to be expended in the office of the, at the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury 261

Treasury Department—see Secretary of the Treasury.

Mint of the United States established as a bureau in 236

clerks in 236

appropriation for expenses of the, 260–262

deficiency appropriation for 274

Treaty with Great Britain, money paid to the United States under the award of the tribunal at Geneva, how to be used 298

Troy pound of the Mint of the United States, what shall be the standard 289

Tucson, office of depositary at 262

Tulare valley, in California, board of commissioners to report a system of irrigation for the 305

Uintah bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Umatillas, appropriation for the 248

Umpquas, appropriation for the 248

Uniform, (Army,) when new is distributed, clothing of the old style to be sold at auction 279

gross proceeds to be covered into the Treasury 279

Union Pacific Railroad Company, payment to be withheld from, for freight, &c. 266

may bring suit in Court of Claims with appeal to Supreme Court 266

cause to have precedence 266

Attorney General to bring suit in equity against the, and all persons who, &c., 266

suit to be brought in any circuit court, 267

decrees, new parties, &c. 267

writs of subpena to run into any district, and how served 267

books to be open to inspection 267

dividends, new stock, mortgages 267

bankrupt laws not to apply 267

no director to be interested in any contract except, &c. 267

circuit court may issue mandamus against the 267

United Peorias and Miamis to be the name of the united tribes of Miamis, Weas, Peorias, &c. 309

United States Military Academy—see Military Academy.

Superintendent of, may convene general courts-martial for trial of cadets 299

Unlading of steamships at night, act to authorize the 291

special license may be given to foreign steamships to unlade cargo between sunset and sunrise 291

bond to be given 291

liability of master and owner to consignee not affected 291

compensation when license is granted, and how distributed 291

Upton, Frederick E., to be appointed a master in the Navy 235

Utah Northern Railroad Company, right of way granted to, through public lands in Utah, Idaho, and Montana 301

extent of grant 302

private property not to be taken except, &c. 302

may mortgage their road and issue mortgage bonds 302

other roads may be built through any canyon, defile, &c. 302

when the road is to be located and completed 302

Utahs, appropriation for the 248

Utah Territory, appropriation for Indian service in 249, 277

for territorial government in 263, 275

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269

for proper expenses of the marshal of 275

accounts of, to be settled on just principles 275

post roads established in 296

Utes, appropriation for the 248

Venezuela, adjudication of claims by the convention with, held valid against that republic 255

Ventilation of rooms occupied by the superintendent of the District of Columbia, 268

of Senate Chamber 270

of Hall of House of Representatives 270

Venus, transit of, appropriation for observation of 268

no part of, to be covered into the Treasury until, &c. 268

public vessels may be detailed to aid, &c. 268

Vermont, post roads established in 296

Vessels of war—see Steam Vessels of War.

eight steam, to be constructed 236

Vice Admiral in the Navy, grade of, to be abolished, when, &c. 234

Vice President of the United States, salary of, established from March 4, 1873 258

appropriation for the 260

Vienna, appropriation for international exposition at 310

Vincennes University, patent to issue to the, for land awarded to it by the decree of court 302

proceedings to obtain the decree, and at whose cost 302

adverse rights not affected 303

Virginia, post roads established in 296

life-saving stations to be established on the coast of 304

Volunteers, claims for collecting, &c., for the war of the rebellion to be presented before June 30, 1874 263

provisions concerning pensions of officers and enlisted men of the 286–290

(See Pensions. )

Wages, payments of, to seamen in foreign ports by consular officers to be in gold, and without deduction, &c. 298

three months' extra, need not be paid to seamen discharged in a foreign port for misconduct, if they can be at once reshipped without expense to the United States 291

Wagon road to Red Lake branch of agency for Chippewas, appropriation for 277

Wahpetons, appropriation for the 248

Walker, Francis A., appropriation to pay for extra services of 276

Walla-Walla and Columbia River Railroad Company may take materials from the public lands to construct its road 302

Walla-Wallas, appropriation for the 248

Wall-pah-pes, appropriation for the 248

Warden of the jail in the District of Columbia, appropriation for 266

War Department, appropriation for 263, 273

for superintendents of buildings occupied by the 264

deficiency appropriation for 275–276

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Washburn, Emory, appointed a commissioner to determine claims, &c., of parties under a trust created by treaties with certain Ottawa Indians 306

Washington aqueduct, appropriation for 273

Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad Company may extend its road into the District of Columbia with branch, &c. 233

powers, &c., of the corporation in the District 233

right of way and materials may be obtained, and how 233

crossing of streets, &c. 233

wagon-ways for individuals 233

route of road in Washington and Georgetown 233

company may connect with other railroads 233

charges for tolls and transportation 233

conveyance of the mail and service for the United States 233

road when to be commenced and completed 233

similar privileges to other companies 233

Washington, District of Columbia, provision as to the sale of the City Hall building in 277

for procuring land for new building 277

appropriation to reimburse for improvement of avenues 273

for navy-yard at 281, 282

for naval hospital at 282

provision for schools of colored children in 304

Washington Territory, certain net proceeds of internal revenue to be applied to erect a penitentiary in 254

amounts not to exceed, &c. 254

appropriation for Indian service in 249

for office of surveyor general in, 265, 269, 276

for survey of public lands in 269

for survey of boundary between, and Idaho 269

for territorial government in 263, 275

for amount due Elisha P. Ferry, Governor 275

post roads established in 296

Wea, Peoria, &c., confederate Indians, contract between, and the western Miamis of Kansas, to be examined 309

may unite with, &c. 309

after union the united tribe to be called the United Peorias and Miamis 309

Weas, appropriation for the 247

for payment of interest on trust fund of 250

Weeminuche bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Weights and Measures, appropriation for construction and verification of standard, 268

Western Miami Indians of Kansas, contract between, and the confederated Weas, &c., to be examined into and approved with modification 309

may unite with said confederate Weas, &c. 309

after union to be called the United Peorias and Miamis 309

Western prairies—see Timber.

act to encourage growth of timber upon, 299

West Virginia, post roads established in 296

West Wisconsin Railway Company may make up a deficiency in their land grant from, &c. 310

Wheeling, West Virginia, bridge may be built across the Ohio river at 227

White fish, appropriation for introduction of, into the waters of the United States, 268

Wichitas, appropriation for the 242, 249

Widows, payment to, or, &c., of diplomatic, &c., officers dying abroad in the discharge of their duty 254

provisions for pensions to, under the revised pension law 287–289

of revolutionary soldiers 289

of colored or Indian soldiers 288

not entitled to pension by reason of children under age, if proved to have abandoned them, or, &c. 288

(See Pensions. )

Willett's Point, New York, appropriation for fort at 252

for engineer depot at 279

Winnebagoes, appropriation for the 249

of Wisconsin, appropriation for removal of the 249

Winona and St. Peter Railroad Company, time granted to, for extension of its road 231

Wisconsin, mineral lands in, excluded from operation of act of 1872, chapter one hundred and fifty-two 251

bona fide entries may be patented 251

post roads established in 296

Witnesses, deficiency appropriation for 278

not compelled to appear or testify before commissioner to take testimony under letters rogatory from foreign court when, &c., except, &c. 292

nor to make disclosures tending to criminate themselves 292

Women's Christian Association of Washington, proceeds of sale of certain buildings to be paid to 241

suitable buildings to be provided for, &c., 241

Wolf, S., appropriation to pay 277

Wreck, appropriation to remove a sunken, from channel-way off Sandy Hook 230

Wright, John W., appropriation to pay, for rent of building 277

Wyandottes, appropriation for the 247

Wyoming County (New York) Soldiers' Monument Association, condemned cannon, &c., donated to 305

Wyoming, the Territory of, care, &c., of penitentiary in, transferred to 234

expense of maintaining inmates 234

appropriation for Indian service in 249

for territorial government in 263

for office of surveyor general in 265, 269

for survey of public lands in 269, 276

for survey of western boundary of 269

for building penitentiary in 276

apportionment of the, for legislative purposes 291

no new census to be taken 291

Yakamas, appropriation for the 249

Yampa bands of Indians, appropriation for the 248

Yanctons, appropriation for the 248

Yards and Docks, appropriations for Bureau of 264, 281

Yokohama, Japan, appropriation for naval hospital at 282

Zone stars, appropriation for catalogue of, 280

PRIVATE ACTS.

Abbott, Hiel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 324

Abbott, James D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Abel, George, payment to, for live stock, 314

Abel, George F., payment to, for live stock, 314

Achtley, Joshua H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Adair, John B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 324

Adams, Theodore, payment to, of claim 314

Adams, William H., payment to, for live stock 314

Aday, Booz W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Addison, Marion A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 324

Alders, Margaret, payment to, for live stock, 314

Alexander, George A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Allder, James, payment to, for live stock, 314

Allen, Lewis D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Allen, Young W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Alley, Crawford, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Allington, Thomas T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 324

Almond, John F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Alvis, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 324

Amiss, Hiram L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Anderson, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Anderson, Archy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Andes, Lorenzo D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Andrews, Joseph J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Andrews, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Armistead, Emanuel W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Armstrong, F. B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Armstrong, James B., payment to the heirs, &c., of 332

proof that heirs remained loyal 332

Ashe, Samuel A., political disabilities removed from 321

Ashford, Hamet, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Ashley, Austin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Ashley, Robinson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Ashmore, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Austin, Edmond, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Austin, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Autry, Aidy A., pension to 317

Axline, David, payment to, for live stock, 314

Bacher, Anthony W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bagwell, Riley G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Bailey, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bailey, George H. E., pension to 339

Bailey, Harvey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bailey, Parke, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bailey, Wiley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Baird, Sarah, pension to 317

Baker, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Baker, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Baker, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bales, Parnell, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Ball, Samuel, payment to, for live stock 315

Banning, Phineas, certain land in California to be reconveyed to 323

Barber, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Barker, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Barlow, James P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Barnes, Claiborn, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Barnett, James H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Bartlett, Mary H., pension to 317

Barton, Guilford M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Barton, Hiram, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Barton, Hiram, third, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

0618 XXXIV

Barton, James A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Barton, Nathaniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Barton, Willis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Basham, Nathan, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bates, Levi, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Bates, Martha Ann, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Battle, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Bauer, Catherine, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bayne, William, payment to, as trustee for children of George Bayne 336

Beale, Jesse W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Beall, David L., payment to, for live stock, 314

Beamer, Michael, payment to, for live stock, 314

Beans, Amos, payment to, for live stock, 314

Beans, Samuel, payment to, for live stock, 314

Beans, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Beans, William H. H., payment to, for live stock 314

claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Beatty, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Beckwith, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Beemer, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bell, Burrel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bell, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bell, Gilbert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bell, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bell, John M., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 326

Benton, J. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Berkley, Benjamin F., pension to 340

Berna, Henry C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Berry, Miles D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Berry, William T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Best, Calvin C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bestor, George C., payment to heirs of 322

Betts, Dicy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Biggs, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Billue, Robert T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Binkley, Patterson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Birch, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Birdsall, Benjamin, payment to, for live stock 314

claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Birdsall, Benjamin, jr., payment to, for live stock 314

Birdsall, Deborah B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bishop, A. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bishop, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Bishop, Sampson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Black, Elizabeth, pension to 319

Black, John, payment to, for services rendered 313

Blackmore, William F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Blackwell, Davidson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Blackwell, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Blair, Captain Brice X., credit to be allowed in settlement of accounts 318

Blymer, George, liability of, as surety for Josiah S. Diehl, released 334

Boehmler, Frederick, sureties of, to be relieved from judgment 320

Boger, John, payment to, for live stock 314

Boger, Gabriel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Boggs, W. R., disabilities removed from 322

Bolger, Abel V., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bolton, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bond, Sarah S., payment to, for live stock 314

Bonham, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bonham, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bonner, Jerry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bonner, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bonner, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Boon, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Booth, Emily, pension to 339

Borden, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Boring, Hartsell, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Boshell, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Boshell, Mack M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Boston, William Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Botts, Beverly B., payment to, for injuries to land, &c., of John M. Botts 317

Botts, John M., payment to children and heirs-at-law of 317

Bouknight, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Bowen, James J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bowers, Cannon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bowman, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Bowman, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Boyd, Dr. T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Boyd, Willis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Boyle, Ann E., pension to 342

Bradford, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bradley, Martha W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bradley, Zenas, pension to 339

Bradshaw, Joseph C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Bramblee, Miles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Branner, Benjamin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Brazelton, Elizabeth A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Breadlove, Cloey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Brewer, Elizabeth S., claim of, as executrix of John Brewer, to be examined 316

Brewer, John, claim of Elizabeth S. Brewer, executrix of, to be examined 316

Brewer, Mathias, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Brewington, William R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Brickey, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Briggs, Charles B., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Bright, Bartlett, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Bristol, B. F., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Bristol, William, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Britton, James Monroe, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Brockwell, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Brockwell, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Brooks, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brooks, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brossa, Antoine, pension to 338

Brown, Artemus H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, Charles T., accounts of, to be settled equitably 324

Brown, Crafford C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, David, payment to, for live stock 315

Brown, Edward, payment to, for live stock, 314

Brown, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, Isaac, payment to, for live stock 314

Brown, Isaac N., political disabilities removed from 321

Brown, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329, 330

Brown, John A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, John D., payment to, for live stock, 314

Brown, Jonathan, payment to, for live stock, 314

Brown, Major M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, Martha, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Brown, Mrs. Mary A. P., payment to, widow of John P. Brown 335

Brown, Oscar D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, Richard, payment to, for live stock, 315

Brown, Robert H., pension to 321

Brown, Samuel, payment to, for live stock, 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners, 327, 330

Brown, S. N., payment to, for live stock, 314

Brown, Thomas J., payment to, for live stock, 314

Brown, T. R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, Valentine, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Brown, William, payment to, for live stock, 314

claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Brown, William M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Brunston, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Bryan, Goode, political disabilities removed from 321

Bryan, Thomas M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bryant, David A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Bryce, Jane Ann, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bryce, Matthew, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 331

Buchanan, Eli, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Buchanan, J. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Buchanan, Mrs. F. Selina, payment to 342

Bugg, Squire, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Bullard, John L., credit to be allowed in settlement of accounts 336

Burchell, Peter J., payment to 335

Burchfield, Joseph R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Burnett, Lemuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Burnside, James O. P., payment to 319

Burns, Silas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Burt, Reddin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Bush, John C., payment to, for live stock, 314

claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Bushong, Mary, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

0619 XXXV

Butler, Ann C., pension to 316

Butler, Darius H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Butler, George B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Butler, Henry W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Butler, P. T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Buttram, Elijah H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Bybee, Margaret L., pension to 337

Byran, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Cagle, L. H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Calbreath, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Callahan, Abraham M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Camp, Isaac, payment to, for live stock 315

Campbell, Benjamin H., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 324

Campbell, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Campbell, Joseph M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cardwell, Hosea G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cardwell, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Carey, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Carey, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Carpenter, Mary F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Carpenter, Mrs. M. H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Carrigan, P. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Carson, Alvin B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Carson, E. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Carson, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Case, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Casey, James F., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 318

Cate, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cate, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cathcart, Annie R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cavalier, Louis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cavalier, Louis, jr., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cave, Willis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Caywood, Benjamin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Chambers, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Chambers, Riley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Chambers, Thomas, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 329

Champlin, J. C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Chandler, Milton, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Chaney, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Chapin, Ansel B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Chaplin, Mrs. Abigail, pension to 319

Chapman, John B., claim of, to be investigated 321

Charity Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Harper's Ferry, appropriation to reimburse, &c. 342

Chastain, Edward B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Chavis, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Cheek, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Childress, Mitchell J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Chute, Mary A., pension to 318

Chutkowski, Ignatius T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Clapham, J. Henry, payment to, for live stock 315

Clark, Benjamin, pension to 316

Clark, Glenn & Overall, claims of to be investigated 313

Clark, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Clark, J. C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Clark, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Clarke, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Clausel, Richard W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cleaveland, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Clements, Gabriel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Clements, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Clendenning, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cleveland, Daniel O., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 318

Clevenger, Thomas S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Clinton, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Clopton, David, political disabilities removed from 321

Cochran, Asa F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cochran, Silas D., payment to, for services in Idaho 314

Coffey, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Coffman, Rebecca, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Coile, John L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Coleman, David, political disabilities removed from 343

Coleman, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Coleman, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Coleman, Stephen, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Coleman, Zill, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Collins, David A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Collins, Ellen, pension to 337

Colvin, John N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Compher, John, payment to, for live stock, 315

Compher, Peter, payment to, for live stock, 315

Conard, Abner, payment to, for live stock, 315

Conard, J. M., payment to, for live stock, 315

Condlin, John, pension to 340

Condren, Alfred L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Conn, John T., payment to, for live stock, 315

Connelly, Charles W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Conner, Lucy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Connolly, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cook, Barbara P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cook, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cook, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cook, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cook, Martha J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cook, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cooke, James C., may apply for extension of patent 314

Coomer, A. Jackson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cooper, Elias, payment to, for live stock 315

Cooper, George, payment to, for live stock, 315

Cooper, John, payment to, for live stock 315

Cooper, William H., payment to, for live stock 315

Copeland, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Copeland, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Corbett, Cooper, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Corbett, Sewell B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cordeiro, F. M., payment to, for services rendered 313

Corley, Jacob L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cosgrove, Julia, pension to 338

Cotman, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Counts, Linick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Countis, Peter L. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Cowan, A. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cowan, Melinda A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Cowan, William B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cowan, William H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cowling, Mary, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cox, George S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cox, Lydia P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Craig, Burton, political disabilities removed from 321

Craigen, Jacob I., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Craven, Joel, payment to, for live stock 315

Crawford, Martin J., political disabilities removed from 321

Crawford, Richard B., pension to 319

Crawley, Elijah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Creamer, George W, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Crego, L. B., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Crim, Peter, payment to, for live stock 315

Crim, Samuel, payment to, for live stock 315

Crim, Susannah, payment to, for live stock, 315

Crim, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Crocker, Jonathan D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Crockett, S., payment to, for live stock 315

Cross, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Cross, Melinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Cross, Sandifer, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Cross, Wiley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Crossman, Alex. F., payment to widow of, 322

Crumpler, Wiley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Crutchfield, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cunningham, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Cunningham, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Curry, J. L. M., political disabilities removed from 341

Curry, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Cusack, Virginia M. F., pension to 339

Custer, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

0620 XXXVI

Custer, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Custer, Joel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Custer, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Custer, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Cutter, Paymaster George F., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 320

Dailey, C. M., payment to, for food furnished the Sioux Indians 320

Dailey, Edmund, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Dailey, J., payment to, for food furnished the Sioux Indians 320

Daily, Josiah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Dale, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Dale, Mahala, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Dalton, David T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Dalton, M. B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Danforth, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Dangerfield, Sigismund, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Daniels, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Danley, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Dannes, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Darby, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

David, Dempsey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Davidson, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Davis, Alexander G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Davis, Caroline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Davis, John, pension to 339

Davis, Kye, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Davis, Mrs. Mary, pension to 321

Davis, R. A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Davis, Rodney, payment to, for live stock, 315

Davis, Samuel B., pension to 339

Davis, Susan, pension to 340

Davis, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Davis, Zachariah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Dawson, Joseph, payment to, of claim 335

Dawson, Thomas B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Day, Frank, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 327

Day, Jane, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Dean, Abijah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Deanes, Thomas A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Deaver, T. S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Dejarnette, Daniel C., political disabilities removed from 341

De Loach, Josiah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Demery, Mahlou, payment to, for live stock 315

Denton, Doreas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Derry, John P., payment to, for live stock, 315

De Rassy, R. E., credit to be allowed, in closing accounts of 314

Detwiler, John L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dickinson, Harriet, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Diehl, Jonathan, liability of, as surety for Josiah S. Diehl, released 334

Diehl, Josiah S., liability of sureties on bond of, released 334

Dinken, Patrick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Dixon, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dixon, Solomon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dodd, Lucinda, payment to, for live stock, 315

Dodd, Mary, payment to, for live stock 315

Dodd, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Donaldson, Robert H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dougherty, Cordelia C., pension to 338

Douglas, Joseph, payment to, for live stock 315

Drake, Margaret, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Dreher, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Dressler, Theoph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Duble, Aaron, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Duck, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Dudley, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Dudley, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Duhamel, Dr. W. J. C., payment to, for professional services 333

Duke of Edinburgh, the ship, payment to owner of, for injuries to 316

Dulaney, Daniel F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dumm, A. G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Dumont, Robert S., pension to 338

Duncan, Isaac A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Dunham, Judith, pension to 322

Dunlavy, Braxton, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Dunn, Joseph W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Dunn, Peter, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Durfee & Peck, claims of, to be settled, 341

Durfee, E. H., claims of, to be settled 341

Dyer, Robert, claims of, allowed by commissioners 331

Dykes, George J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Eaches, Delilah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Eaches, Thomas, payment to, for live stock, 316

Echols, Hiram M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Edwards, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Edwards, Elizabeth, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Edwards, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Edwards, Nathaniel E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Edwards, Sarah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Eleaser, Mary R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Eliot, Alpha, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Elis, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Elliott, George M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Elliott, H. Clay, may carry on business of distilling 317

Elliott, Samuel B., allowance to, in settlement of accounts 314

Elliott, Thomas P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Ellis, William E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Ellison, William H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Emerson, J. B., payment to, of claim, &c., 323

Enbody, Robert K., payment to, for military services 323

England, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Enloe, Thomas E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Erwin, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Evans, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Evans, Warren, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Everhart, Edmund S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Evins, James R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Fairchild, Charles B., pension to 317

Fake, Emeline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Fall, John T. S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Farley, John M., pension to 338

Farley, William E., pension to 338

Farling, Amos, pension to 319

Farmer, William H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Faucett, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Faught, J. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Faught, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Faught, Sarah E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Fee, F. W., credit to be allowed in settlement of accounts 336

Fenton, Enoch, payment to, for live stock, 315

Ferrill, Rufus K., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Field, Ira, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Fillebrown, Margaret, payment to, of salary of late husband 316

Finley, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Finton, William F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Fisher, George S., losses of, as consul, to be audited 320

Fisher, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Fisher, James H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Fite, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Fitler, Theodore, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Fitzgerald, Lucinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Flagler, Albert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Flemming, Garrett, pension to 319

Ford, Carter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Ford, Moses, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Forrest, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Fortner, William L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Foster, Mary E., pension to 338

Foulke, Andrew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Foushee, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Fowle, Samuel R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Fox, Joseph, may apply for extension of letters-patent 314

Fracker, Eliza J., pension to 321

France, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

0621 XXXVII

Francis, Emanuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Frank, Robertson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Freeman, Benjamin F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Freeman, Elijah, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 329

French, Lewis, payment to, for live stock, 315

French, Lucinda R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

French, Moses, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Frost, Edward, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Fry, John, payment to, for live stock 315

Fry, Joseph C., payment to, for live stock 315

Fry, Joseph H., payment to, for live stock, 315

Fry, Michael, payment to estate of, for live stock 315

Fry, Noah, payment to, for live stock 315

Fry, Thomas W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Fryrear, Aaron B., payment to, for services rendered 336

Gaery, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Galbreath, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Gale, Alfred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Galleher, William J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Galloway, Lucretia B., pension to 317

Galpin, Emma L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Gans, Isaac M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Gant, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Garber, Solomon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gardner, Albert G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gardner, Emma E., money to be reimbursed to 322

Garland, E. C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Garner, William A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Garrett, Isam, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Garrett, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Garrison, James C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Gartrell, Lucius J., political disabilities removed from 321

Gaskins, Benjamin L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Catherine, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Frank, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Hampton T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Seth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Gaskins, Susan, claim of heirs, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaskins, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gaver, Chester C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Gaver, Henry, payment to, for live stock 315

George, Evan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Georgetown, District of Columbia, trustees of Presbyterian congregation of, may convey their real estate 321

Geyer, John C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Gibbons, Francis A., payment to, of claim, 341

Gibbs, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Gibson, James J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Gibson, Joseph, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Gilbert, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Gilmer, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Gilmer, Lizzie, credit to be allowed in settlement of accounts 320

Ginn, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Glenn, Overall & Clark, claims of, to be investigated 313

Goddard, Nancy, pension to 338

Godwin, Joshua, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Goff, Job S., pension to 338

Goin, Susan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Goldhammer, Henry, duplicate check to be issued to 323

Goldin, Pleasant A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Goodell, Addison, repayment to 324

Goodin, Jonathan C., payment to, for live stock 315

Goodloe, John C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Goodloe, King, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Goodwin, Jefferson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Goodwin, Kindrick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Gore, Thomas, payment to, for live stock, 315

Gorman, Logan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Gorman, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Graham, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Graham, John, payment to, for live stock 315

Graham, Malcom G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Graham, William A., disabilities removed from 319

Gratton, Albert G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Gray, Jedediah, pension to 338

Green, Elijah C., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 325

Green, Galen E., payment to, for services as lieutenant 318

Green, Jasper N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Green, R. R., payment to, for patent 314

Green, Silas M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Greenwalt, John, pension to 323

Greenwood, Miles, claim of, may be submitted to Court of Claims 333

basis of investigation of 333

Greer, Joseph, pension to 338

Gregg, John, payment to, for live stock 315

Gregg, Nathan, payment to, for live stock 315

Gregg, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Gregory, Joseph B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Gresham, Jarred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Griffin, Mary C., pension to 339

Grignon, Louis, title of, to certain lands in Wisconsin confirmed 341

Grubb, Ebenezer, payment to, for live stock, 315

Grubb, E. L., payment to, for live stock 315

Gryder, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Guthrie, Edwin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Guttery, Isham, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hagar, James M., payment to 321

Haight, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Haines, Edward B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hall, Hinton, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hall, Lewis F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hall, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Halstead, John B., claims of United States against surviving obligors upon bond of, to be compromised 333

Halyburton, James D., political disabilities removed from 343

Hamby, Joel M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hamilton, David P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hamilton, Edward, payment to, for live stock 315

Hamilton, Emeline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hamilton, Joshua, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hammon, Miles R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Hammond, S. S., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Hammons, Delila, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hanes, Hiram, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hanna, Jeremiah C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hardcastle, A. B., disabilities removed from, 319

Harper, Benjamin, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 325

Harper, Elizabeth A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Harper, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Harris, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Harris, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Harris, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Harris, Obed, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Harris, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Harrison, Ada Lois, pension to 339

Harrison, B. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Harrison, Harmon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Harrison, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Harrison, Lewanzy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Harrison, Samuel J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hart, Philip, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hart, Titus, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hartsell, Charles R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Haskell, Leonidas, Court of Claims may determine the claims of the heirs, &c., of, 343

Haskins, Thomas S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hassler, J. J. S., account of, to be settled equitably 324

Hatcher, Thomas E., payment to, for live stock 315

Hawkins, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Haws, James, payment to, for live stock, 315

Hay, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hayden, Hiram W., letters-patent to, extended 324

Hayes, Thomas H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Haynes, Stephen, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hays, Elias, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

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Hays, John S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hazen, Gideon M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Head, Lavinia, payment to, for live stock, 316

Heflin, Robert S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Helton, P. H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Henderson, Charles W., payment to, for live stock 316

Henderson, J. N., and Company, claims of, to be investigated 313

Henderson, Matthew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Henderson, Willie, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hendrix, Laurett, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Henry, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Hensley, Ann, pension to 337

Hensley, Jasper W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hensley, Wesley, pension to 317

Herndon, Horace, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Heywood, Joseph L., allowance to, in settlement of accounts 335

Hickman, George, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hicks, Mrs. Eliza, pension to 339

Hicks, W. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Higginbotham, William B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Hill, Gabriel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hill, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hill, Orrin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hill, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hill, Willis P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hinds, Albert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hinegarner, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hines, B. W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Hirst, Heston, payment to, for live stock, 315

Hissong, Lyman J., payment to, for services as captain 316

Hitchcock, Samuel, payment to, for services as lieutenant 313

Hoage, S. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hobbs, Solomon M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hobby, Reuben, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hodges, Robert, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hodges, Robert S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hodges, Roland E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hodges, William F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hoffman, August, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Hogan, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hogan, Patrick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hoge, George W., payment to, for live stock, 315

Hoge, James, payment to, for live stock 315

Hoge, Rachel N., payment to, for live stock, 315

Hogle, Lorenzo D., pension to 339

Holderness, T. H., payment to, for injuries received by ship Duke of Edinburgh 316

Holland, Ahab, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Holland, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Holland, Wiley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Holleman, Harmon L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Holliday, J. W., payment to, for military services 336

Hollinworth, Charles L., payment to, for live stock 315

Hollis, Thomas, payment to, for carrying the mails 342

Holloway, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hollowell, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hollowell, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Holly, Ezekiel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Holman, Mrs. S. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Holman, Stephen L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Holmes, D. H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Holmes, Wm., payment to, for live stock, 315

Holt, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Hopson, A., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Hoon, Rosa, pension to 319

Hooper, Jerry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hopkins, Lucretia, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Horn, J. F., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hough, Amasa, payment to, for live stock, 315

Hough, Joseph, payment to, for live stock, 315

Hough, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

House, E. C. H., payment to, for live stock, 315

Householder, Gideon, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Houston, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Houston, W. A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Howard, Charles J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Howard, Charles T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Howard, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Howard, William, payment to, for horse taken by Government 313

Howard, William P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Howell, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Howell, Major, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hoxsey, Mary Minor, payment to, for injuries to land, &c., of John M. Botts 317

Hudnall, Drayton, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hughes, Andrew J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hughes, Enoch M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hughes, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Hughes, Joseph H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hughes, Julia Ann, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hughes, Mary Ellen, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hughes, Thomas, claim of heirs, allowed by commissioners 331

Hulvey, Ephraim, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Humphrey, Eliza J., pension to 343

Humphries, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Hunt, Charles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hunt, Durant T., pension to 337

Hunt, Orland W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hunt, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hunter, Lavinia G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hunter, Robert M. T., disabilities removed from 341

Hunter, Sawney, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Hutcheson William H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Hyde, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Ingham, Joseph, claim of the United States against, to be compromised 333

Ingle, Paul, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Inman, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Irwin, William B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Isom, John C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Isom, Sylvester B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Iverson, Alfred, political disabilities removed from 321

Ives, Mary, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jackson, Abram W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Jackson, A. G., jr., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jackson, Alex., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Jackson, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jackson, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jackson, Paul, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Jackson, Travis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Jackson, Walter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jackson, Wesley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

James, Aldrige, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

James, Charles E., payment to, for live stock 315

James, Joseph, payment to, for live stock, 315

James, Levi, payment to, for live stock, 315

James, Mahlon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

James, Richard, payment to, for live stock, 316

Janes, Henry E., payment to, for military services 323

Janney, Aquilla, payment to, for live stock, 316

Janney, Elisha, payment to, for live stock, 315

Janney, James C., payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Janney, Samuel M., payment to, for live stock 315

Jaques, Colonel James F., payment to, for services rendered 320

Jarrett, E. H., pay and pension to 334

Jefferson, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jenks, William claim of heirs of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jenks, W. S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jenkins, Jackson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Jenkins, Louisa, letters-patent granted to, extended 341

Jenkins, Nathaniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Jennings, D. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jennings, Josiah George, may pay final fee in application for patent 342

Jennings, Orville J., payment to, for work performed 336

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Jerret, Charity, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Jessop, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Jetton, Ephraim, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Jinnett, Barney C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Johns, Square A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 318

Johnson, Evan, pension to 326

Johnson, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Johnson, J. F., payment to, of claim 336

Johnson, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Johnson, Lewis F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Johnson, Mary, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Johnson, Melinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Johnson, Mildred M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Johnson, N. A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Johnson, Parks J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Johnson, Ray, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Johnson, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Johnson, Sarah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Johnson, William, payment to, for horse taken 335

Johnston, William F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jones, Alfred A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Jones, Friday, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Jones, James A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Jones, John D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jones, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jones, Justus F., pension to 339

Jones, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Jones, Riley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Jones, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Jones, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329, 331

Jones, William R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jordan, Samuel Brown, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Julian, Solomon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Jussen, Edmund, payment to, for services rendered 334

Kahelman, Harris, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Kalb, J. G. R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kanally, Martin, payment to, for live stock, 315

Karn, Jacob, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 331

Karn, Michael, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kearnes, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Keatts, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Keeler, George G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Keen, Gilbert P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Keen, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Keen, Jesse, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Keene, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Keener, Le Roy S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Keith, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Keller, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Kelso, Nancy J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Keltner, William C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Kendall, Claiborne, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kennamer, David, jr., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Kennamer, Demaris, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Kennamer, Sophia M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Kennedy, William L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Kenner, W. D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Kennerty, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Kenney, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kenney, Nelson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Kepbart, Harman, payment to, for live stock 315

Kericher, Alexander, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Kesner, Philip, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kibler, John B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Kidwell, Zedekiah, payment to, for live stock 315

Kilgore, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

King, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

King, Jeremiah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Kipp, Ezra, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kirk, W. H., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 316

Kirkland, Lucy T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Kline, Frederick M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kline, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Kline, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Knabel, Martin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Kney, Charles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Knott, Andrew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Knowles, Wesley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Kreel & Miller, allowance to, in settlement of accounts 333

Kreis, Deitrick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Lacy, Hugh R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Lain, Ira, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lamar, L. Q. C., disabilities of, removed, 313

Lamb, Edmond, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lamb, Matilda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Lane, Edward R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Lanman, Joseph, payment to 341

Latham, F. W., political disabilities removed from 321

Lawrence, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Lawrence, Martin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Lawrence, Sarah E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lawson, Thomas, payment to heirs of 341

Leake, Shelton F., political disabilities removed from 341

Lee, Ephriam, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Lee, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lee, Susan A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lee, William E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Leek, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Leeper, William K., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Le Fevre, Sarah E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Legg, Daniel M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Leigh, Elcanor, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lemely, Moses C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Lemon, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Lenon, Rebecca, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Lentz, James H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Lewis, Betsy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lewis, Eliza, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Lewis, Isabella McLean, payment to, for injuries to land, &c., of John M. Botts 317

Lewis, Minerva, payment to, as administratix of estate of Ezekiel Lewis 341

Lewis, Rosalie S., payment to, for injuries to land, &c., of John M. Botts 317

Lewis, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Ligon, Addison, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lilly, William B., pension to 337

Lindsey, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Lindsey, John T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Lindsey, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Little, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Lloyd, Frank, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Lockhart, Fletcher, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lock, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Lofton, Giles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Lohman, John L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Long, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Long, Philip, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Long, Sally F. C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Loudoun county, Virginia, payment to certain loyal citizens of, for live stock seized, 314

Love, E. A., payment to, for live stock 315

Love, Mary, payment to, for services rendered 317

Lovett, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Lowenburg, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lowing, J. E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 333

Loyd, Stephen, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Lucas, Solomon, payment to, for live stock, 315

Lumpkin, John C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Lunney, Thomas, pension to 322

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Lynch, Charles, pension to 317

Lynde, Julia P., payment to 333

Lynn, John, payment to, for live stock 315

Lynn, Nicholas, payment to, for live stock, 315

Madden, Luke, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Madden, Willis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Madison, Levi, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Magill, Nathaniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Magruder, Thomas C., payment to, for moneys stolen 333

Mahan, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Malhoit, E. E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Mallard, W. H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Mallory, Charles H. & Co., payment to, of amount awarded 322

Mann, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Mann, John A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Manning and Scales may carry on business of distilling 313

Mansfield, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Marble, Mrs. Ann, indemnity to, for losses by Indians 333

Marche, Thomas B., payment to, for live stock 315

Marshall, Absalom, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Martin, Abner, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Martin, Emelia E., payment to 313

Martin, Gallatin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Martin, Henry C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Martin, Jane G., payment to 313

Martin, John M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Martin, Leonor, payment to 313

Martin, Mrs. Martha L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Martin, Thomas C., payment to 313

Marvin, William, seven thousand acres of land in Florida confirmed to 335

Mason, Daniel B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Mason, E. W. S., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 325

Mason, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Mason, John T., amount to be refunded to, 318

Mason, Lieutenant Theodore B. M., may accept a decoration 342

Massie, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Massy, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Masterson, James N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Mathews, E. Y., payment to, for live stock, 315

Mathews, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Matthews, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Maxey, Elvira A., pension to 342

Maxey, Rabe, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Maxwell, Emberson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Maxwell, Robert W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

May, Lucius, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Mayes, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

McAfee, James, pension to 323

McAlister, Sarah A. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

McCafferty, Amanda M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

McCaslin, William A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McCawley, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McClure, Charles, credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 337

McClure, Robert E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

McCord, Christopher, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

McCormick, Hugh, payment to, for services as clerk 337

McCormick, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

McCullough, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

McCurdy, John N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

McDermott, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McDonald, Ada H., pension to 340

McGee, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

McGee, Mrs. Telith A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

McGuire, Michael, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

McKean, James, pension to 337

McKee, Robert, payment to, for military services 320

McKenna, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McKie, Rhodam, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

McLaws, Lafayette, political disabilities removed from 321

McMath, John, payment to, for military services 318

McMurray, Hugh, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

McMurray, Margaret, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McPherson, William H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

McRae, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

McSpadden, Marshall W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Mead, Fabius J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Mears, Henry B., payment to, for military services 323

Mears, Henry D., administrator of estate of, may apply for extension of letters-patent, 322

Mears, John E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

Mears, John W., administrator, may apply for extension of letters-patent 322

Mechem, Susan W., pension to 319

Meek, Marcus D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Meiere, I. Ernest, political disabilities removed from 340

Meloney, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Mendenhall, Joseph R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Mercer, William F., payment to, for live stock 316

Merchant, Arch'd, payment to, for live stock 315

Meredith, H. H., amount not to be collected of 318

Merklein, Margaret, payment to, for loss of property 334

Middleton, Edward, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Middleton, Shugar B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Miller, Ambrose E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Miller & Kreel, allowance to, in settlement of accounts 333

Miller Isaiah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Miller, John, credit to be allowed 321

Miller, John G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Miller, Margaret, pension to 339

Miller, Mary A., pension to 319

Miller, Sally, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Miller, Syrenah M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Minton, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Mitchell, Susan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Mobley, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Mock, Joseph C., payment to, for live stock 315

Monday, Robert, payment to, for live stock 315

Monroe, Daniel C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Monroe, Murray, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Montgomery, Ransom, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Mooney, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Moore & Warren, payment to, for lumber furnished 321

Moore, Curtis P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326, 328

Moore, Hannah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Moore, John W., payment to, for live stock, 316

Moore, Lambert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Moore, Lancaster J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Moore, Pruda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Morehead, Richard J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Morgan, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Morgan, Ezekiel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Morgan, W. H. T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Morris, Hiram, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Morris, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Morris, Josiah, payment to, of claim 336

Morris, Mary A., pension to 340

Morse, Mrs. M. S. payment to 320

Morson, Hugh, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Mort, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Morton, Mrs. Jane, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Moss, A. W., payment to, for services rendered 316

Moulden, Mary J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Moulton, William, jr., administrator of estate of, may apply for extension of letters-patent 322

Muirhead, Caroline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Mullinax, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Mullinax, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Mullins, Mary, pension to 337

Munson, D. O., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Munson, T. B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Murchison, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Murray, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Murray, John F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Myers, Jacob, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Myres, Abraham, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

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Nail, Emanuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Nailon, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Nave, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Ned, Gabriel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Nelson, Isaac S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Nelson, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Newberry, J. P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Newby, Sarah J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Newland, Nancy H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Newlin, John F., payment to, for live stock, 315

Newman, Alexander A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Nichols, Isaac, payment to, for live stock 315

Nichols, Joseph, payment to, for live stock, 315

Nichols, Samuel H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Nichols, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Nicum, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Nolan, John, pension to 318

Nolen, Green B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Nordan Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

North, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Norton, Reubin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 228

Nourse, Alfred W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Nourse, Ella J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Nutt, Haller, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 328

Nutt, Julia A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

O'Brien, B. M. G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

O'Broyn, Arnold, claim of, allowed by commissioners 227

O'Donald, Mary, pension to 319

Ogden, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Ogden, Leven, payment to, for live stock 315

Olive, Howell, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Oliver, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Oliver, Jane R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Oliver, John, pension to 316

Oliver, Louisa, pension to 316

Oliver, Martha A., pension to 316

Oliver, Robert, pension to 316

Oliver, T., pension to minor children of 316

O'Neil, J. C., administrator of Ezra Kip, claim of, allowed by commissioners 331

O'Neill, James H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Orange, Isabella, patent for land in Ohio to issue to 324

O'Rear, Jerry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Orich, John C., pension to minor children of 342

Orich, John J., pension to 342

Orich, Martha E., pension to 342

Orich, Mary J., pension to 342

Orrison, John, payment to, for live stock, 315

Orten, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Osborn, Nancy, pension to 339

Osgood, Amos D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Otley, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Oubre, Marcelin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Outlaw, Harriet B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Overall, Glenn & Clark, claim of, to be investigated 313

Paine, John, payment to 343

Palmer, David D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pampell, Jerome E., pension to 316

Pancoast, John, payment to, for live stock, 315

Parham, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Parker, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Parker, Nathan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Pate, Elijah S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Patterson, Washington, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Paxon, Charles E., payment to, for live stock 315

Payne, Charles W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Payton, Randolph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Peacock, Albert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Peacock, N. B., payment to, for live stock, 315

Peale, Anna E., payment to, for services rendered by Franklin Peale 336

Pearce, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pearman, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pearson, John T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Pearson, Lazarus, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 328

Pearson, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Pearson, Shadrach, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Peck & Durfee, claims of, to be settled 341

Peck, Grace B., allowance to 342

Peck, Julius, payment to, for live stock 315

Peden, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pendery, John L., payment to, for legal services 341

Penny, Anne, pension to 317

Pensions to—

Autry, Aidy A. 317

Bailey, George H. E. 339

Baird, Sarah 317

Bartlett, Mary H. 317

Berkley, Benjamin F. 340

Black, Elizabeth 319

Booth, Emily 339

Boyle, Ann E. 342

Bradley, Zenas 339

Brossa, Antoine 338

Brown, Robert H. 321

Butler, Ann C. 316

Bybee, Margaret 337

Chaplin, Mrs. Abigail 319

Chute, Mary A. 318

Clark, Benjamin 316

Collins, Ellen 337

Condlin, John 340

Cosgrove, Julia 338

Crawford, Richard B. 319

Cusack, Virginia M. F. 339

Davis, John 339

Davis, Mrs. Mary 321

Davis, Samuel B. 339

Davis, Susan 340

Dougherty, Cordelia C. 338

Dumont, Robert S. 338

Dunham, Judith 322

Fairchild, Charles B. 317

Farley, John M. 338

Farley, William E. 338

Farling, Amos 319

Flemming, Garrett 319

Foster, Mary E. 338

Fracker, Eliza J. 321

Galloway, Lucretia B. 317

Goddard, Nancy 338

Goff, Job S. 338

Gray, Jedediah 238

Greenwalt, John 323

Greer, Joseph 338

Griffin, Mary C. 339

Harrison, Ada Lois 339

Hensley, Ann 337

Hensley, Wesley 317

Hicks, Mrs. Eliza 339

Hogle, Lorenzo D. 339

Hoon, Rosa 319

Humphrey, Eliza J. 343

Hunt, Durant T. 337

Jarrett, Eli H. 334

Johnson, Evan 318

Jones, Justus F. 339

Lilly, William B. 337

Lunney, Thomas 322

Lynch, Charles 317

Maxey, Elvira A. 342

McAfee, James 323

McDonald, Ada H. 340

McKean, James 337

Mecham, Susan W. 319

Miller, Margaret 339

Miller, Mary A. 319

Morris, Mary A. 340

Mullins, Mary 337

Nolan, John 318

O'Donald, Mary 319

Oliver, John 316

Oliver, Louisa 316

Oliver, Martha A. 316

Oliver, Robert 316

Orich, John C., minor children of 342

Osborn, Nancy 339

Pampell, Jerome E. 316

Penny, Anne 317

Pond, Sarah 340

Poore, Chancy J. 340

Powell, Millie A. 340

Rader, James P. 337

Raymond, Warren 340

Renshaw, Margarett A. 321

Reynolds, Sarah 316

Riemann, Henry E. 338

Roberts, Mrs. Mollie L. 343

Ross, Catherine 318

Sanders, James A. 338

Savage, Jennie E. 335

Schofield, Susan 316

Scott, Anderson W. 337

Scott, Captain Henry M. 343

Shaw, Joanna L. 314

Shoemaker, Mary A. 321

Shuler, Samuel 340

Smith, Harper 337

Smith, Kitty A. 339

Snively, Marilla S. 320

Snively, Mary E. 320

Snow, Ivory F. 338

Sofield, Phœbe 340

Stukey, Abigail 318

Swartz, George W. 322

Thompson, Jane 321

Thompson, Lucinda 318

Thompson, Margaret 321

Tillotson, Martha 340

Tomlinson, William D. 340

Tucker, Edward 338

Tuell, John 339

Walter, Frederick 334

Warfield, Ardella D. 338

Warfield, Lindsley N. 338

Welch, Unity 337

Whalen, Mary 338

Williams, Martha B. 340

Wilson, Josiah 338

Wilson, Robert G. 319

Witham, Deborah 322

Wollauer, Rosa 339

Wood, Mrs. Ann M. 337

Wooden, Daniel 319

Woods, Ann 337

Zeeb, Martin 321

Peregoy, John P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

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Perkings, George G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Perkins, William R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Peters, Andrew J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Peters, Arrena, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Peterson, Eli, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pettiford, Alfred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Pettiford, Judy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Peyton, Balie, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Peyton, Eugene C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Peyton, Jesse E., payment to, for use of buildings, &c. 334

Peyton, John F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Peyton, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Phelan, Abijah F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Phelps, Almriah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Phelps, Calvin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Phillips, Samuel C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Phillips, Thomas, payment to, for live stock, 315

Phinney, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Pickard, H. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pierpont, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pierpont, Joseph, payment to, for live stock, 315

Piggott, Hannah J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Piggott, Isaac, payment to, for live stock, 315

Piggott, Jesse, payment to, for live stock, 315

Pike, P. P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pinder, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pingley, James A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pitkin, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Pitt, Charles W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Plummer, Goen W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Plummer, Zachariah, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Poe, Wyatt, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pollard, Susan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pond, Mrs. Harriet W., payment to, injuries received, &c. 316

Pond, Sarah, pension to 340

Pool, William J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Poore, Chancy J., pension to 340

Pope, Nancy A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Porter, Anna, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Porter, John F., payment to, for live stock, 315

Porter, Mary W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Post, Christopher, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Post, Emily F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Powell, John M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Powell, Levi J., payment to, for printing done, &c. 316

Powell, Millie A., pension to 340

Pratt, R. H., payment to, for horse stolen, 321

Presbyterian congregation of Georgetown, trustees of, may convey their real estate, 321

Price, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Price, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Pritchard, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Probst, Charles, payment to, for subsistence stores furnished 334

Pugh, Nathan N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Pulman, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Purcell, Enos, payment to, for live stock 315

Pursel, Enos, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Putnam, John R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Ragsdale, Edward, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Randall, B. H., payment to 341

Rankin, Josiah E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Raymond, Warren, pension to 340

Read, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Reather, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Reber, George, payment to, for damages 319

Redman, John, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Redman, Martin F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Reed, Charlotte E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Reed, Mrs. Adeline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Reed, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Rees, Elias, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Reese, William W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Reid, Asbury, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Reid, Dempsey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Reid, John Q. A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Reid, Percy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Renshaw, Margarett A., pension to 321

Renwick, John, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Reynolds, Sarah, pension to 316

Rhea, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Rhodes, John M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Rice, Absalom, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Rice, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Rich, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Rich, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Richard, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Richard, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Richardson, Job, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Richardson, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Richardson, X. J., payment to, for live stock 315

Richmond, Asa, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Richmond, Perez, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Rickard, Martha E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Ridley, Elisha, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Riemann, Henry, pension to 338

Rikard, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Riker, Alfred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Rinehart, Enoch, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Roach, Dennis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Roach, Eaton, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Roach, Perkins, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Robbins, Lucinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Robbins, William, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Roberts, Elizabeth M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Roberts, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Roberts, Julia A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Roberts, Mrs. Mollie L., pension to 343

Roberts, Nathan, payment to, for live stock, 315

Roberts, Thomas H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Robertson, Bailey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Robertson, George, payment to, of amount of his judgment against William L. Utley, 320

Robey, Bushrod, payment to, for live stock, 315

Robinson, Elisha B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Robinson, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Robinson, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325, 328

Robinson, La Fayette, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Roland, Luke, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Roller, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Romine, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 325

Rose, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Roseberry, Michael M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Rosemond, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Ross, Catherine, pension to 318

Ross, Wesley W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Ross, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Rosser, Walter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Rowan, Jordan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Rowley, William S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Roy, Harry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Rucker, Jonathan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Rush, Frederick, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Russell, William M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Sample, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sanders, James A., pension to 338

Savage, Jennie E., pension to 335

Sawyer, Ethan A., payment to, for services rendered 324

Sawyer, Lemuel J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Sawyer, Matthew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Scales & Manning may carry on business of distilling 313

Scanlon, Elizabeth M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Schilling, William, & Co., payment to, of tax, &c. 323

Schimler, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Schofield, Susan, pension to 316

Schooley, J. P., payment to, for live stock, 315

Scott, Adam, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

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Scott, Anderson W., pension to 337

Scott, Benjamin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Scott, Captain Henry M., pension to 343

Scott, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Scott, James Green, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Scott, Julian F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Scott, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Scrivner, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Scruggs, Alfred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Seagraves, Michael, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Seal, John Eldred, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Seay, C. R. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Seel, Louis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Seitz, Andrew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Selden, William, accounts of, may be reëxamined 333

Senger, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Setszer, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Settle, Frank, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Settle, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Settle, Sarah P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sewell, Humphrey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Shackelford, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Shannon, James S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sharkey, William L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Shaw, Joanna L., act granting pension to, repealed 314

Sheffield, John A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Shelman, Simon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Shelton, Isaac R., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sherrod, Archie, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Shields, Mrs. Mary E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Shirk, Milton S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Shoemaker, George, payment to, for live stock 315

Shoemaker, Mary A., pension to 321

Shoemaker, William T., payment to, for live stock 315

Shriver, David, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 332

Shuler, Samuel, pension to 340

Sides, Susan, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Simmons, George D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Simmons, Mrs. Treca A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Simmons, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Simons, Peter, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Simpson, Sandford C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Simpson, Wyatt, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Skaggs, Sidney L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Skaggs, William, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 327

Skelly, Jane K., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Skelly, Thomas W., claim of, trustee of, allowed by commissioners 327

Skinker, John H., claim of loyal creditors of, allowed by commissioners 332

Slater, Thomas E., payment to, for live stock 315

Slaton, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Smallwood, Louisa, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Smith & Vernon, payment to Thomas E. Tutt & Co., assignees of 333

Smith, Hardy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Smith, Harper, pension to 337

Smith, Job, payment to, for live stock 315

Smith, John, payment to estate of, for live stock 315

Smith, John A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Smith, John N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Smith, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Smith, Kitty Ann, payment to, for services of late husband 322

pension to 339

Smith, Maria, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Smith, Philip, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Smith, Rebecca S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Smith, Samuel, payment to, for live stock, 315

Smith, Thomas A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Smith, Thomas R., payment to, for live stock 315

Smith, William, political disabilities removed from 333

Smith, William B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Smith, William N. H., political disabilities removed from 321

Snapp, Henry H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Snead, Benjamin E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Sneed, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Snellins, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Snively, Marilla S., pension to 320

Snively, Mary E., pension to 320

Snow, Ivory F., pension to 338

Snyder, J. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Sofield, Phœbe, pension to 340

Spaine, Samuel D., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Sparks, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sparks, Samuel, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 326

Sparks, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Sparks, Thomas J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Sparrow, Charity, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Speaks, Hansford, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Speed, Joseph F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Speedy, B. F., payment to, for military services 336

Spence, William, payment to, for property taken in late war 324

Spencer, Abraham, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Spencer, C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Spinner, Francis E., allowance to, in settlement of accounts 334

Spraggins, Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Stafford, Henry H., allowance to, in settlement of accounts 335

Standefer, P. W., claim of, to be allowed 336

Staples, B. T., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Starbuck, G. M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Steele, Archibald J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Steer, Rachel, payment to, for live stock 315

Steger, James H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Steger, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Stephenson, Robert S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Steuart, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Stevens, James A., payment to, for services rendered 322

Steward, Eveline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Stewart, Richard A., may apply for extension of patent 342

Stinyard Benjamin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Stokes, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Stokes, Warner, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Stone, Adolphus A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Stone, Ann, payment to, for live stock 315

Stone, Louisa, payment to, for live stock, 315

Stone, Rebecca, payment to, for live stock, 315

Stone, S. S., payment to, for live stock 315

Stone, Washington, payment to, for live stock 315

Stoner, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Storms, Alonzo, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 332

Storms, Susannah H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Strickler, Jacob, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Stricklin, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Strong, Robert, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Stubbs, James, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Studds, Henry, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 332

Studds, Janet, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Stukey, Abigail, pension to 318

Sullivan, Charles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Sullivan, James B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Summer, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Sumner, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Suttoon, Mrs. Nancy, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Swank, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Swanner, Jacob J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Swartz, George W., pension to 322

Taggart, David, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Tallman, Benson, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Tavenner, David, payment to, for live stock, 315

Tavenner, Lot, payment to, for live stock, 315

Taylor, Bernard, payment to, for live stock, 315

Taylor, Carolina, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Taylor, Henry S., payment to, for live stock, 315

Taylor, James, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 326

Taylor, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Taylor, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

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Taylor, Lewis, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Taylor, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Taylor, Richard H., payment to, for live stock 315

Taylor, W. H., payment to, for live stock 315

Taylor, William Henry, payment to, for live stock 316

Taylor, William S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Taylor, Yardley, payment to, for live stock, 315

Teague, Jasper N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Teasdale, S. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Terret, Martha A. F., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thayer, Hiram, payment to, for live stock, 315

Thomas, Franklin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Thomas, Mahlen, payment to, for live stock 315

Thompson, Benjamin B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Thompson, Bennett, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thompson, Harvey, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Thompson, Hiram, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thompson, Jack, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thompson, Jane, pension to 321

Thompson, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Thompson, Lucinda, pension to 318

Thompson, Margaret, pension to 321

Thompson, Samuel, payment to, for live stock 315

Thompson, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thornton, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Thrasher, Elias, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Thrasher, Susan Y., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Thrasher, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Thrasher, William B. L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Threadgill, Allen J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Thurman, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Tiara, Maitha, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Tillotson, Martha, pension to 340

Timson, Lucinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Tinsley, Van Horn & Co., claims of, to be investigated 313

Titus, A. M., payment to, for live stock, 315

Todd, Major John W., credit to be allowed, in settlement of accounts 322

Tomlinson, William D., pension to 340

Torreyson, James W., payment to, for live stock 315

Torreyson, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Tracy, George F., allowance to, in settlement of accounts 335

Travis, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Trichler, Charles, payment to 322

Trimble, John M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Troth, P. Hillman, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Truesdell, Levi, claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Tubbs, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Tucker, Edward, pension to 338

Tucker, McLendon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Tuell, John, pension to 339

Turnage, Thomas T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Turner, Benjamin S., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Turner, Jane H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Turner, John E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Turner, Prior, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Tutt, Thomas E., & Co., payment to, assignees of Smith & Vernon 333

Tuttle, J. W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Tuttle, Laura M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Tyler, Horace, payment to, for services rendered 324

Underwood, John W. H., political disabilities removed from 321

Utley, William L., payment to George Robertson of amount of his judgment against, 320

Vails, William, certificate of honorable discharge to 320

Valentine, Edward H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Van Dyke, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Van Horn, Tinsley & Co., claims of, to be investigated 313

Vance, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Vanhooser, Sampson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Vansant, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Varner, David, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Veitch, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Vernon & Smith, payment to Thomas E. Tutt & Co., assignees of 333

Vickers, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Virts, Fenlon, payment to, for live stock, 315

Virts, George W., payment to, for live stock, 315

Virts, Henry, payment to, for live stock 315

Virts, John W., payment to, for live stock, 315

Virts, Joseph, payment to, for live stock 315

Virts, Mortimore, payment to, for live stock, 315

Virts, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Vorheef, Louis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Waggoner, Cornelius, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Wagner, August, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Walker, James M., payment to, for live stock 316

Walker, J. Edward, payment to, for live stock 316

Walker, Mary A., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wall, Emma, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wall, Joshua C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wallach, Mrs. Margaret, claim of trustee of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wallach, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Walter, Frederick, pension to 334

Ward, Anderson, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Ward, Malinda, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Ward, S. E., payment to, for supplies furnished the Sioux Indians 321

Ward, William E., application of, for extension of patent to be reheard 336

Warfield, Ardella D., pension to 338

Warfield, Lindsley N., pension to 338

Warner, George, payment to, for live stock, 316

Warren & Moore, payment to, for lumber furnished 321

Warren, Henry, credit to be allowed in settlement of accounts 342

Warren, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Washington, George, payment to 334

claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Washington, Sallie, payment to 334

Watkins, Rachel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Watson, John G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Watt, William, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wayman, Charles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Waymire, James A., payment to, for services as lieutenant 314

Wayne, Mary J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Weaver, William T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Webb, Nancy M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Webber, Ansel, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 327

Webber, Hannah M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Welch, Unity, pension to 337

Wells, Dolphin, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wells, Elizabeth, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wenger, Eve, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wenger, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wenner, John W., payment to, for live stock 315

Wescott, Joseph, payment to, of claim 322

West, George W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

West, Thomas M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wester, James L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Whalen, Mary, pension to 338

Wheeler, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Whipple, Camilla E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Whipple, Edward A., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 332

Whitacre, Thorton, payment to, for live stock 316

Whitcomb, O. V., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

White, David C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

White, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Whitehorn, Joseph N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Whittaker, Harriet, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Whittaker, Joseph, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wibert, Isaac, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wilder, Amherst H., payment to, of claim, 335

Wilder, Mary J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wilkins, Henry, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Williams, David P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Williams, John, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 330

Williams, John B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Williams, Joseph L., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Williams, Martha B., pension to 340

Williams, William, payment to, for live stock 315

Williams, W. J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

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Williams, Zebulon, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Williamson, Daniel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Williamson, Leonora, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Williamson, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Wilner, M. W., claim of United States against, to be compromised 333

Wilson, Benjamin D., certain land in California to be reconveyed to 323

Wilson, George R., payment to, for patent, 342

Wilson, James M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wilson, John, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326, 327

Wilson, John H., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wilson, Josiah, pension to 338

Wilson, Lewis, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wilson, Richard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Wilson, Robert G., pension to 319

Wilson, Sarah E., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wilson, William, payment to, for live stock, 315

Wilson, W. W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wince, Henry L., payment to, for live stock, 315

Winchester, Wilaby, claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wine, David, payment to, for live stock 315

Wine, Jacob T., payment to, for live stock, 316

Winston, John N., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Winston, W. O., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wirtz, William, payment to, for live stock 315

Witham, Deborah, pension to 322

Witherite, Sally Ann, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wixson, Oliver H. P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Wolford, Asa R., payment to, for live stock 315

Wolford, John, payment to, for live stock 315

claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wollauer, Rosa, pension to 339

Wolverton, Samuel, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wood, Catherine, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wood, Daniel, claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wood, Jacquelin M., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wood, Mrs. Ann M., pension to 337

Wood, Thomas J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Woodall, Silas P., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wooden, Daniel, pension to 319

Woodered, John W., claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Woodey, Thomas, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Woodhouse, Charles, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Woods, Abram, claim of, allowed by commissioners 328

Woods, Ann, pension to 337

Wright, Charles, payment to, for live stock, 315

Wright, Frances C., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Wright, John V., political disabilities removed from 321

Wright, P. G., claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Wright, Thomas A., claim of estate of, allowed by commissioners 226

Wright, William, payment to, for live stock 316

claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Wyatt, John B., claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wylie, Andrew, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Wynne, Caroline, claim of, allowed by commissioners 329

Yancy, Benjamin C., political disabilities removed from 321

Yates, Presley, claim of, allowed by commissioners 327

Yoakum, George, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

York, Andrew J., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

York, Tapler T., claim of, allowed by commissioners 326

Young, Abraham, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Young, Thomas, payment to, for live stock, 316

Zeeb, Martin, pension to 321

Zehring, Matthias, claim of, allowed by commissioners 332

Zerkei, Reuben, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330

Zluhan, Elizabeth, payment to, of commutation money 335

Zobrist, Bernhard, claim of, allowed by commissioners 330