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119th Congress

Volume 12

1860–1863 · 36th–37th Congress · sessions 1–3 · 741 public laws.

  1. Public Law 36–IChap. I: making Appropriations to defray the Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal Year ending the 30th of June, 1859, and in Part for the Support of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal Year ending the 30th June, 1860.Feb 15, 1860
  2. Public Law 36–IIChap. II: making Appropriations for the Payment of invalid and other Pensions of the United States for the Year ending the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Mar 2, 1860
  3. Public Law 36–IIIChap. III: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue Registers to Schooners Helen Blood and Sarah Bond of Oswego, in the State of New York.Mar 2, 1860
  4. Public Law 36–VChap. V: to extend the Provisions of &#201C;An Act to enable the State of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the Swamp Lands within their Limits” to Minnesota and Oregon, and for other Purposes.Mar 12, 1860
  5. Public Law 36–VIIChap. VII: to repeal the third Section of an Act entitled “An Art to increase and regulate, the Terms of the Circuit and District Courts for the Northern District of the State of New York,” approved July seventh, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight.Mar 24, 1860
  6. Public Law 36–VIIIChap. VIII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to regulate the Carriage of Passengers in Steamships and other Vessels,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, for the better Protection of Female Passengers, and other Purposes.Mar 24, 1860
  7. Public Law 36–IXChap. IX: to establish Mail Routes in the Territory of Kansas.Mar 27, 1860
  8. Public Law 36–XChap. X: making Appropriations for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with the Ponca Indians, and with certain Bands of Indians in the State of Oregon and Territory of Washington, for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty.Mar 29, 1860
  9. Public Law 36–XIChap. XI: authorizing Publishers to print on their Papers the Date when Subscriptions expire, and in Relation to the Postage on drop Letters.Apr 3, 1860
  10. Public Law 36–XIIIChap. XIII: in Relation to the Return of undelivered Letters in the Post-Office.Apr 6, 1860
  11. Public Law 36–XXVIIChap. XXVII: to settle the Titles to Lands along the Boundary Line between the States of Georgia and Florida.Apr 13, 1860
  12. Public Law 36–XXXIChap. XXXI: to incorporate the United States Agricultural Society.Apr 19, 1860
  13. Public Law 36–XXXVChap. XXXV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to amend an Act entitled ‘An Act to establish a criminal Court in the District of Columbia.’”Apr 20, 1860
  14. Public Law 36–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: supplemental to an Act entitled “An Act providing for the taking of the seventh and subsequent Censuses of the United States, and to fix the Number of the Members of the House of Representatives and provide for the future Apportionment among the several States,” approved May twenty-third, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.May 5, 1860
  15. Public Law 36–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: authorizing the Corporation of Washington City to make a Loan and issue Stock for two hundred thousand Dollars, for building a Market-house.May 9, 1860
  16. Public Law 36–XLChap. XL: to provide Payment for Depredations committed by the Whites upon the Shawnee Indians in Kansas Territory.May 9, 1860
  17. Public Law 36–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: to carry into Effect a Convention between the United States and the Republic of Paraguay.May 16, 1860
  18. Public Law 36–XLIXChap. XLIX: to furnish additional Mail Facilities.May 16, 1860
  19. Public Law 36–LChap. L: to create an additional Land District in Washington Territory.May 16, 1860
  20. Public Law 36–LIChap. LI: to amend the “Act to incorporate the Provident Association of Clerks in the civil Departments of the Government of the United States in the District of Columbia.”May 22, 1860
  21. Public Law 36–LVIChap. LVI: to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty.May 24, 1860
  22. Public Law 36–LVIIChap. LVII: making Appropriations for the Construction of certain military Roads in the Territory of Washington.May 25, 1860
  23. Public Law 36–LXChap. LX: making Appropriations for the Consular and Diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and for other Purposes.May 26, 1860
  24. Public Law 36–LXIChap. LXI: to settle the Titles to certain Lands set apart for the Use of certain Half-Breed Kansas Indians, in Kansas Territory.May 26, 1860
  25. Public Law 36–LXIIChap. LXII: to authorize the President of the United States in Conjunction with the State of California, to run and mark the Boundary Lines between the Territories of the United States and the State of California.May 26, 1860
  26. Public Law 36–LXIVChap. LXIV: authorizing the “Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States” to enter a certain Tract of Land in the State of Wisconsin.Jun 1, 1860
  27. Public Law 36–LXVChap. LXV: making Appropriations for the Support of the Military Academy for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 1, 1860
  28. Public Law 36–LXVIChap. LXVI: to amend an Act entitled an “Act to organize an Institution for the Insane of the Army and Navy, and of the District of Columbia in the said District.”Jun 1, 1860
  29. Public Law 36–LXVIIChap. LXVII: to increase and regulate the Pay of the Navy of the United States.Jun 1, 1860
  30. Public Law 36–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: directing the Conveyance of a Lot of Ground for the Use of the Public Schools of the City of Washington.Jun 5, 1860
  31. Public Law 36–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: for the Relief of certain Settlers in the State of Iowa.Jun 7, 1860
  32. Public Law 36–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: for the Relief of John W. Taylor and certain other Assignees of Preemption Land Locations.Jun 7, 1860
  33. Public Law 36–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: to pay to the State of Missouri the Amount expended by said State in repelling the Invasion of the Osage Indians.Jun 9, 1860
  34. Public Law 36–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: to change the Times for holding the Terms of the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Alabama.Jun 9, 1860
  35. Public Law 36–CXIVChap. CXIV: to liquidate the unadjusted Contracts of the Tennessee River Improvement.Jun 12, 1860
  36. Public Law 36–CXVChap. CXV: to authorize the Levy Court to issue Tavern and other Licenses in the District of Columbia.Jun 12, 1860
  37. Public Law 36–CXVIChap. CXVI: to reimburse the Corporation of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, a Sum of Money advanced towards the Construction of the Little Fails Bridge.Jun 12, 1860
  38. Public Law 36–CXVIIChap. CXVII: to incorporate the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the District of Columbia.Jun 12, 1860
  39. Public Law 36–CXXChap. CXX: to dissolve the “Washington’s Manual Labor School and Male Orphan Asylum Society of the District of Columbia,” and to authorize the Transfer of its Effects to the “Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.”Jun 13, 1860
  40. Public Law 36–CXXIChap. CXXI: extending the Charter incorporating the “German Benevolent Society” of Washington City, in the District of Columbia, approved July twenty-seventh eighteen hundred and forty-two.Jun 13, 1860
  41. Public Law 36–CXXIIChap. CXXII: to incorporate the Proprietors of Prospect Hill Cemetery.Jun 13, 1860
  42. Public Law 36–CXXVIIIChap. CXXVIII: to amend an Act entitled an Act to define and regulate the Jurisdiction of the District Courts of the United States in California in Regard to the Survey and Location of confirmed Private Land Claims.Jun 14, 1860
  43. Public Law 36–CXXIXChap. CXXIX: to incorporate the National Gallery and School of Arts in the District of Columbia.Jun 15, 1860
  44. Public Law 36–CXXXChap. CXXX: providing for additional Terms of the United States Circuit and District Courts in the State of Kentucky.Jun 15, 1860
  45. Public Law 36–CXXXIChap. CXXXI: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 15, 1860
  46. Public Law 36–CXXXIIChap. CXXXII: authorizing the Sale of the Western Military Asylum in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.Jun 15, 1860
  47. Public Law 36–CXXXIVChap. CXXXIV: to change the Locution of the Custom-House for the District of Brazos de Santiago, from Point Isabel to Brownsville, in the State of Texas.Jun 16, 1860
  48. Public Law 36–CXXXVChap. CXXXV: to amend an Act regulating the Diplomatic and Consular System of the United States.Jun 16, 1860
  49. Public Law 36–CXXXVIChap. CXXXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act in addition to the Acts Prohibiting the Slave Trade.”Jun 16, 1860
  50. Public Law 36–CXXXVIIChap. CXXXVII: to facilitate Communication between the Atlantic and Pacific States by Electric Telegraph.Jun 16, 1860
  51. Public Law 36–CXXXVIIIChap. CXXXVIII: making Appropriation for the Payment of the Expenses of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota.Jun 16, 1860
  52. Public Law 36–CXXXIXChap. CXXXIX: to relinquish the Title of the United States to certain Lands occupied by the City of Baton Rouge, in Louisiana.Jun 16, 1860
  53. Public Law 36–CXLChap. CXL: to change the Name of the Ship “Rockall” to “Massachusetts.”Jun 16, 1860
  54. Public Law 36–CXLIChap. CXLI: recognizing the Survey of the Grand Cheniere Island, State of Louisiana, as approved by the Surveyor-General, and for other Purposes.Jun 16, 1860
  55. Public Law 36–CXLIIChap. CXLII: to amend an Act approved the third Day of March, one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, entitled, “An Act to establish a Port of Entry at Salaria, in the State of Texas, and for other Purposes.”Jun 16, 1860
  56. Public Law 36–CXLIIIChap. CXLIII: for the Relief of Congressional Township Number Two north, of Range Number Nine west, of the fourth principal Meridian, in Adams County, State of Illinois.Jun 16, 1860
  57. Public Law 36–CXLIVChap. CXLIV: for the Relief of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.Jun 16, 1860
  58. Public Law 36–CLVIIChap. CLVII: making Appropriations for the current and contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes, for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 19, 1860
  59. Public Law 36–CLVIIIChap. CLVIII: to authorize Divorces in the District of Columbia, and for other Purposes.Jun 19, 1860
  60. Public Law 36–CLXIIChap. CLXII: making Appropriations for Light-Houses, Beacons, Buoys, and so forth.Jun 20, 1860
  61. Public Law 36–CLXIIIChap. CLXIII: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 21, 1860
  62. Public Law 36–CLXIVChap. CLXIV: providing for the Punishment of Marshals and Deputy Marshalls of the United States, or other Ministerial Officers, for permitting the Escape of Prisoners in their Custody.Jun 21, 1860
  63. Public Law 36–CLXVChap. CLXV: to establish a Mail six Times a Week from Sacramento, in California, to Olympia, in the Territory of Washington.Jun 21, 1860
  64. Public Law 36–CLXVIChap. CLXVI: confirming certain Land Entries under the third [proviso to the first] Section of the Act of third March, eighteen hundred and fifty-fee, entitled, “An Act making Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department, during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty-six.”Jun 21, 1860
  65. Public Law 36–CLXVIIChap. CLXVII: to confirm certain Private Land Claims in the Territory of New Mexico.Jun 21, 1860
  66. Public Law 36–CLXXIXChap. CLXXIX: to carry into Effect Provisions of the Treaties between the United States, China, Japan, Siam, Persia, and other Countries, giving certain Judicial Powers to Ministers and Consuls or other Functionaries, of the United States in those Countries, and for other Purposes.Jun 22, 1860
  67. Public Law 36–CLXXXChap. CLXXX: authorizing a Loan and providing for the Redemption of Treasury Notes.Jun 22, 1860
  68. Public Law 36–CLXXXIChap. CLXXXI: making Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 22, 1860
  69. Public Law 36–CLXXXIIChap. CLXXXII: to grant to the City of Port Huron, Michigan, a Part of the military Reservation of Port Gratiot, for the Enlargement of the City Cemetery at that PlaceJun 22, 1860
  70. Public Law 36–CLXXXIIIChap. CLXXXIII: to declare the Meaning of the Act entitled “An Act making further Provisions far the Satisfaction of Virginia Land Warrants,” passed August thirty-one, eighteen hundred and fifty-two.Jun 22, 1860
  71. Public Law 36–CLXXXIVChap. CLXXXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act for giving Effect to certain Treaty Stipulations between this and Foreign Governments for the Apprehension and Delivery up of certain Offenders.”Jun 22, 1860
  72. Public Law 36–CLXXXVChap. CLXXXV: for the Relief of Congressional Township Number Six south, of Range. Number Eight west, in Randolph County, State of Illinois.Jun 22, 1860
  73. Public Law 36–CLXXXVIChap. CLXXXVI: to amend “An Act [to provide] for extending the Laws and Judicial System of the United States to the State of Oregon, and for other Purposes.”Jun 22, 1860
  74. Public Law 36–CLXXXVIIChap. CLXXXVII: to change the Time for holding the Courts in the Northern District of Florida.Jun 22, 1860
  75. Public Law 36–CLXXXVIIIChap. CLXXXVIII: for the final Adjustment of Private Land Claims in the States of Florida, Louisiana, and Missouri, and for other Purposes.Jun 22, 1860
  76. Public Law 36–CLXXXIXChap. CLXXXIX: in Relation to Mission Claims at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.Jun 22, 1860
  77. Public Law 36–CXCChap. CXC: in Relation to malicious Injuries to, and Trespasses upon, public and private Property, within the District of Columbia.Jun 22, 1860
  78. Public Law 36–CCChap. CC: providing for the Erection of a Post-Office in the City of Philadelphia.Jun 23, 1860
  79. Public Law 36–CCIChap. CCI: authorizing the Issue of a Register for the Brig “Chartes H Jordan.”Jun 23, 1860
  80. Public Law 36–CCIIChap. CCII: to authorize the Location of certain Warrants for Bounty Lands heretofore, issued.Jun 23, 1860
  81. Public Law 36–CCIIIChap. CCIII: to authorize the Reissue of Land Warrants in certain Cases, and for other Purposes.Jun 23, 1860
  82. Public Law 36–CCIVChap. CCIV: to authorize Notaries Public in the District of Columbia to take Acknowledgments of Deeds of Conveyance of real and personal Estate therein.Jun 23, 1860
  83. Public Law 36–CCVChap. CCV: making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 23, 1860
  84. Public Law 36–CCXIChap. CCXI: making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 25, 1860
  85. Public Law 36–CCXIIChap. CCXII: making further Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty.Jun 25, 1860
  86. Public Law 36–CCXIIIChap. CCXIII: to establish two Indian Agencies in Nebraska Territory, and one in the Territory of New Mexico.Jun 25, 1860
  87. Public Law 36–CCXIVChap. CCXIV: to grant to the Parish of Point Coupee, Louisiana, certain Tracts of Land in said Parish.Jun 25, 1860
  88. Public Law 36–IChap. I: to authorize the issue of Treasury Notes, and for other Purposes.Dec 17, 1860
  89. Public Law 36–IIChap. II: to amend the fourth Section of the Act for the Admission of Oregon into the Union, so as to extend the Time for selecting Salt Springs and contiguous Lands in Oregon.Dec 17, 1860
  90. Public Law 36–IIIChap. III: making Appropriations for the Payment of Invalid and other Pensions of the United States for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Dec 21, 1860
  91. Public Law 36–VChap. V: making Appropriations for the Support of the Military Academy for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Jan 5, 1861
  92. Public Law 36–XIChap. XI: to continue in Force an Act therein mentioned, relating to the Port of Baltimore.Jan 19, 1861
  93. Public Law 36–XIXChap. XIX: to authorize the institution of a Suit against the United States to test the Title to Lots Numbers Five and Six, in the Hospital Square in San Francisco.Jan 26, 1861
  94. Public Law 36–XXChap. XX: for the Admission of Kansas into the Onion.Jan 29, 1861
  95. Public Law 36–XXVChap. XXV: to authorize the Extension and Use of a Branch of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad within the City of Georgetown.Feb 5, 1861
  96. Public Law 36–XXIXChap. XXIX: authorizing a Loan.Feb 8, 1861
  97. Public Law 36–XXXChap. XXX: to provide for a Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Washington Territory and additional Agents.Feb 8, 1861
  98. Public Law 36–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: to change the Name if the Schooner “Augusta” to “Colonel Cook.”Feb 13, 1861
  99. Public Law 36–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: to extend the Right, of Appeal from Decisions of Circuit Courts to the Supreme Court of the United States.Feb 18, 1861
  100. Public Law 36–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: making further Provision in Relation to Consolidated Land Offices.Feb 18, 1861
  101. Public Law 36–XLIIChap. XLII: to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the fiscal Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Feb 19, 1861
  102. Public Law 36–XLIVChap. XLIV: making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 20, 1861
  103. Public Law 36–XLVChap. XLV: to carry into Effect Conventions between the United States and the Republics of New Granada and Costa Rica.Feb 20, 1861
  104. Public Law 36–XLIXChap. XLIX: making Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending the thirtieth of Jane, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 21, 1861
  105. Public Law 36–LVIChap. LVI: to refund to the Territory of Utah the Expenses incurred in suppressing Indian Hostilities in the Year eighteen hundred and fifty-three.Feb 27, 1861
  106. Public Law 36–LVIIChap. LVII: establishing certain Post Routes.Feb 27, 1861
  107. Public Law 36–LVIIIChap. LVIII: making Appropriations for the Consular and Diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 28, 1861
  108. Public Law 36–LIXChap. LIX: to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Colorado.Feb 28, 1861
  109. Public Law 36–LXChap. LX: to amend an Act supplementary to an Act approved March third, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, to organize an Institution for the Insane of the Army and Navy and of the District of Columbia in the said District, approved February the seventh, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven.Feb 28, 1861
  110. Public Law 36–LXIChap. LXI: in Relation to the Postal Service.Feb 28, 1861
  111. Public Law 36–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: to provide for the Payment of outstanding Treasury Notes, to authorize a Loan, to regulate and fix the Duties on Imports, and for other Purposes.Mar 2, 1861
  112. Public Law 36–LXLXChap. LXLX: to provide for bringing up the Arrearages of Work of the Land Office at Olympia, Washington Territory.Mar 2, 1861
  113. Public Law 36–LXXChap. LXX: to provide for the Payment of Expenses incurred by the Territories of Washington and Oregon in the Suppression of Indian Hostilities therein, in the Years eighteen hundred and fifty-five and eighteen hundred and fifty-six.Mar 2, 1861
  114. Public Law 36–LXXIChap. LXXI: for the Payment of Expenses incurred in the Suppression of Indian Hostilities in the State of California.Mar 2, 1861
  115. Public Law 36–LXXIIChap. LXXII: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 2, 1861
  116. Public Law 36–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post Office Department during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 2, 1861
  117. Public Law 36–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: for the Relief of certain Chippewa, Ottawa, and Pottawatomie Indians.Mar 2, 1861
  118. Public Law 36–LXXVChap. LXXV: declaring the Value of the new Silver Florin of Austria.Mar 2, 1861
  119. Public Law 36–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: making Appropriations to supply a Deficiency in the Appropriations for the Completion of the Geological Survey of Oregon and Washington Territories.Mar 2, 1861
  120. Public Law 36–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue a Register to the Schooner Perseverance, of Ogdensburgh, State of New York.Mar 2, 1861
  121. Public Law 36–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: to provide for the Completion of the military Roads from Fort Union to Santa Fe, and from Taos to Santa Fe, New Mexico.Mar 2, 1861
  122. Public Law 36–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: donating to the States of Minnesota and Oregon certain Lands reserved by Congress for the Territories of Minnesota and Oregon for University Purposes.Mar 2, 1861
  123. Public Law 36–LXXXChap. LXXX: to remove the United States Arsenal from the City of Saint Louis, and to provide for the Sale of the Lands on which the same is located.Mar 2, 1861
  124. Public Law 36–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: to amend the Provisions of the fifty-sixth Section of “An Act to regulate the Collection of Duties on Imports and Tonnage,” approved the second Day of March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine.Mar 2, 1861
  125. Public Law 36–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: legalizing certain Entries of Lands on Leavenworth Island, in the State of Missouri.Mar 2, 1861
  126. Public Law 36–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: to organize the Territory of Nevada.Mar 2, 1861
  127. Public Law 36–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 2, 1861
  128. Public Law 36–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: making Appropriations for the current and contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes, for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 2, 1861
  129. Public Law 36–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Dakota, and to create the Office of Surveyor General therein.Mar 2, 1861
  130. Public Law 36–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: to amend an Act, approved February fifth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, entitled “An Act providing for keeping and distributing all Public Documents, and for other Purposes.”Mar 2, 1861
  131. Public Law 36–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: in Addition to “An Act to promote the Progress of the useful Arts.”Mar 2, 1861
  132. Public Law 37–IChapter I: An Act to refund and remit the Duties on Arms imported by States.Jul 10, 1861
  133. Public Law 37–IIChapter II: to provide for the Payment of the Militia and Volunteers called into the Service of the United States from the Time they were called into Service to the thirtieth Day of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 13, 1861
  134. Public Law 37–IIIChapter III: further to provide for the Collection of Duties on Imports, and for other Purposes.Jul 13, 1861
  135. Public Law 37–IVChapter IV: to provide for the Appointment of Assistant Paymasters in the Navy.Jul 17, 1861
  136. Public Law 37–VChapter V: to authorize a National Loan and for other Purposes.Jul 17, 1861
  137. Public Law 37–VIChapter VI: making additional Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and Appropriations of Arrearages for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 17, 1861
  138. Public Law 37–VIIChapter VII: to alter and regulate the Navy Ration.Jul 18, 1861
  139. Public Law 37–VIIIChapter VIII: making additional Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and Appropriations of Arrearages for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 18, 1861
  140. Public Law 37–IXChapter IX: to authorize the Employment of Volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws and protecting Public Property.Jul 22, 1861
  141. Public Law 37–XChapter X: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to remit Fines and Penalties incurred in certain Cases.Jul 24, 1861
  142. Public Law 37–XIChapter XI: making additional Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and Appropriations of Arrearages for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 24, 1861
  143. Public Law 37–XIIChapter XII: in Relation to forwarding Soldiers’ Letters.Jul 24, 1861
  144. Public Law 37–XIIIChapter XIII: to provide for the temporary Increase of the Navy.Jul 24, 1861
  145. Public Law 37–XIVChapter XIV: for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the United States Sloop-of-war Levant, and for other Purposes.Jul 24, 1861
  146. Public Law 37–XVChapter XV: for the Relief of certain Musicians and Soldiers stationed at Port Sumter, in South Carolina.Jul 24, 1861
  147. Public Law 37–XVIChapter XVI: for the Relief of the Ohio and other Volunteers.Jul 24, 1861
  148. Public Law 37–XVIIChapter XVII: in addition to the “Act to authorize the Employment of volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws and protecting Public Property,” approved July twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 25, 1861
  149. Public Law 37–XVIIIChapter XVIII: to refund Duties on Arms imparted by States.Jul 25, 1861
  150. Public Law 37–XIXChapter XIX: for the better Organization of the Marine Corps.Jul 25, 1861
  151. Public Law 37–XXChapter XX: relative to the Revenue Marine, to fix the Compensation of the Officers thereof, and for other Purposes.Jul 25, 1861
  152. Public Law 37–XXIChapter XXI: to indemnify the States for Expenses incurred by them in Defence of the United States.Jul 27, 1861
  153. Public Law 37–XXIIChapter XXII: making additional Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and Appropriations of Arrearages for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 27, 1861
  154. Public Law 37–XXIIIChapter XXIII: to provide for the Payment of the Police organized by the United States for the City of Baltimore, and to enable the Mint to furnish small Gold Coins, and to provide for the Manufacture or Purchase of Field Signals.Jul 27, 1861
  155. Public Law 37–XXIVChapter XXIV: to increase the present Military Establishment of the United States.Jul 29, 1861
  156. Public Law 37–XXVChapter XXV: to provide for the Suppression of Rebellion against and Resistance to the Laws of the United States, and to amend the Act entitled “An Act to provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union,” &c., passed February twenty-eight, seventeen hundred and ninety-five.Jul 29, 1861
  157. Public Law 37–XXVIIChapter XXVII: authorizing the Appointment of an Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and fixing Salary of the same, and for other Purposes.Jul 31, 1861
  158. Public Law 37–XXVIIIChapter XXVIII: making an Appropriation to pay the Expenses of transporting and delivering Arms and Munitions of War to the loyal Citizens of the States of which the Inhabitants now are or hereafter may be in Rebellion against the Government of the United States, and to provide for the Expense of organizing them into Companies, Battalions, Regiments, or otherwise, for their own Protection against domestic Violence, Insurrection, Invasion, or Rebellion.Jul 31, 1861
  159. Public Law 37–XXIXChapter XXIX: making an Appropriation for the Purchase of Arms for the volunteers and Regular Troops of the United States.Jul 31, 1861
  160. Public Law 37–XXXChapter XXX: providing a Commission to examine and report as to the Compensation of all Officers of the Government, and for other Purposes.Jul 31, 1861
  161. Public Law 37–XXXIChapter XXXI: to increase the Medical Corps of the Navy.Jul 31, 1861
  162. Public Law 37–XXXIIChapter XXXII: in addition to an Act entitled “An Act further to provide for the Collection of Duties on Imports, and for other Purposes,” approved July thirteenth, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 31, 1861
  163. Public Law 37–XXXIIIChapter XXXIII: to define and punish certain Conspiracies.Jul 31, 1861
  164. Public Law 37–XXXIVChapter XXXIV: authorizing the Secretary of War to reimburse Volunteers for Expenses incurred in employing regimental and other Bands, and for other Purposes.Jul 31, 1861
  165. Public Law 37–XXXVChapter XXXV: to increase the Consular Representation of the United States during the present Insurrection.Aug 2, 1861
  166. Public Law 37–XXXVIChapter XXXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act supplementary to the Act entitled ‘An Act providing for a Naval Peace Establishment and for other Purposes,’ passed March twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and four.”Aug 2, 1861
  167. Public Law 37–XXXVIIChapter XXXVII: concerning the Attorney-General and the Attorneys and marshals of the several Districts.Aug 2, 1861
  168. Public Law 37–XXXVIIIChapter XXXVIII: to provide for the Construction of one or more armored Ships and Floating Batteries, and for other Purposes.Aug 3, 1861
  169. Public Law 37–XXXIXChapter XXXIX: to amend “An Act to prohibit the sale of Spirituous Liquors and Intoxicating Drinks in the District of Columbia, in certain Cases.”Aug 3, 1861
  170. Public Law 37–XLChapter XL: to provide for the Purchase of Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Stores.Aug 3, 1861
  171. Public Law 37–XLIChapter XLI: to suspend in part the Operation of an Act entitled “An Act relating to Revenue Cutters and Steamers.”Aug 3, 1861
  172. Public Law 37–XLIIChapter XLII: providing for the better Organization of the Military Establishment.Aug 3, 1861
  173. Public Law 37–XLIVChapter XLIV: to prohibit the Sale of Spirituous Liquors and Intoxicating Drinks in the District of Columbia, in certain Cases.Aug 5, 1861
  174. Public Law 37–XLVChapter XLV: to provide increased Revenue from Imports, to pay Interest on the Public Debt, and for other Purposes.Aug 5, 1861
  175. Public Law 37–XLVIChapter XLVI: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to authorize a National Loan, and for other Purposes.”Aug 5, 1861
  176. Public Law 37–XLVIIChapter XLVII: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to increase the present Military Establishment of the United States,” approved July twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Aug 5, 1861
  177. Public Law 37–XLVIIIChapter XLVIII: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to protect the Commerce of the United States, and Punish the Crime of Piracy.”Aug 5, 1861
  178. Public Law 37–XLIXChapter XLIX: to reduce Consular Feet for Vessels running to or between Foreign Ports.Aug 5, 1861
  179. Public Law 37–LChapter L: authorizing additional Enlistments in the Navy of the United States.Aug 5, 1861
  180. Public Law 37–LIChapter LI: making further Appropriation for the Support of the Naval Service for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and for other Purposes.Aug 5, 1861
  181. Public Law 37–LIIChapter LII: making Appropriation to pay the Expenses of the Investigating Committees of the House of Representatives and Senate appointed the first Session of the Thirty-seventh Congress, and of the Commission authorized to examine and report as to the Compensation of all Officers of the Government.Aug 5, 1861
  182. Public Law 37–LIIIChapter LIII: authorizing the Construction of twelve small Side-wheel Steamers.Aug 5, 1861
  183. Public Law 37–LIVChapter LIV: making Appropriations for Fortifications and for other Purposes.Aug 5, 1861
  184. Public Law 37–LVChapter LV: in Relation to the Office of Attorney of the United States for the Southern District of New York.Aug 6, 1861
  185. Public Law 37–LVIChapter LVI: to punish certain Crimes against the United States.Aug 6, 1861
  186. Public Law 37–LVIIChapter LVII: to promote the Efficiency of the Engineer and Topographical Engineer Corps, and for other Purposes.Aug 6, 1861
  187. Public Law 37–LVIIIChapter LVIII: to authorize an Increase in the Corps of Engineers and Topographical Engineers.Aug 6, 1861
  188. Public Law 37–LIXChapter LIX: to provide for holding the District and Circuit Courts in Judicial Districts during a temporary Vacancy of the Judgeship.Aug 6, 1861
  189. Public Law 37–LXChapter LX: to confiscate Property used for Insurrectionary Purposes.Aug 6, 1861
  190. Public Law 37–LXIChapter LXI: relative to Appeals to the Supreme Court of the United States.Aug 6, 1861
  191. Public Law 37–LXIIChapter LXII: to create a Metropolitan Police District of the District of Columbia, and to establish a Police therefor.Aug 6, 1861
  192. Public Law 37–LXIIIChapter LXIII: to increase the Pay of the Privates in the Regular Army and in the Volunteers in the Service of the United States, and for other Purposes.Aug 6, 1861
  193. Public Law 37–LXIVChapter LXIV: requiring an Oath of Allegiance, and to Support the Constitution of the United States, to be administered to certain Persons tn the civil Service of the United States.Aug 6, 1861
  194. Public Law 37–LXVChapter LXV: explanatory of an Act entitled “An Act concerning the Attorney-General and the Attorneys and Marshals of the several Districts.”Aug 6, 1861
  195. Public Law 37–LXVIChapter LXVI: to provide for the Repairs of the Long Bridge across the Potomac River.Aug 6, 1861
  196. Public Law 37–LXVIIChapter LXVII: authorising the Secretary of War to pay the Volunteers, who, under the Command of Charles W. White, and by Order of Brigadier-General T. A. Morris, enlisted to protect the Railroad Bridges and other Property, in the Vicinity of Oakland, Alleghany County, Maryland.Aug 6, 1861
  197. Public Law 37–IChap. I: to further promote the Efficiency of the Navy.Dec 21, 1861
  198. Public Law 37–IIChap. II: to increase the Duties on Tea, Coffee, and Sugar.Dec 24, 1861
  199. Public Law 37–IIIChap. III: relative to Courts-Martial in the Army.Dec 24, 1861
  200. Public Law 37–IVChap. IV: to provide for Allotment Certificates among the Volunteer Forces.Dec 24, 1861
  201. Public Law 37–VChap. V: making an Appropriation for Gunboats on the Western Rivers.Dec 24, 1861
  202. Public Law 37–VIChap. VI: making Appropriations for the Payment of Invalid and other Pensions of the United States for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Jan 8, 1862
  203. Public Law 37–VIIIChap. VIII: to promote the Efficiency of the Dead Letter Office.Jan 21, 1862
  204. Public Law 37–IXChap. IX: in Relation to the Letters of Sailors and Marines in the Service of the United States.Jan 21, 1862
  205. Public Law 37–XChap. X: to authorize the President to appoint two additional Assistant Secretaries of War.Jan 22, 1862
  206. Public Law 37–XIChap. XI: amending the Provisions of the second Section of the Act of January twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, enforcing the Attendance of Witnesses before Committees of either House of Congress.Jan 24, 1862
  207. Public Law 37–XIIChap. XII: authorizing an Increase of the Clerical Force in the War and Navy Departments.Jan 27, 1862
  208. Public Law 37–XIIIChap. XIII: to provide for the Protection of Overland Emigrants to California, Oregon, and Washington Territory.Jan 27, 1862
  209. Public Law 37–XIVChap. XIV: to pay the Expenses of the special Committee of the House of Representatives, appointed July eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, to ascertain and report in regard to Contracts with any Department of the Government for Provisions, Supplies, Transportation, &c.Jan 31, 1862
  210. Public Law 37–XVChap. XV: to authorize the President of the United States in certain Cases to take Possession of Railroad and Telegraph Lines, and for other Purposes.Jan 31, 1862
  211. Public Law 37–XVIIChap. XVII: making Appropriations for the Consular and Diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and additional Appropriations for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 4, 1862
  212. Public Law 37–XVIIIChap. XVIII: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to strike from the Pension Rolls the Names of such Persons as have taken up Arms against the Government, or who may have in any Manner encouraged the Rebels.Feb 4, 1862
  213. Public Law 37–XIXChap. XIX: making Appropriations for the Support of the Military Academy for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Feb 10, 1862
  214. Public Law 37–XXChap. XX: to authorize an additional Issue of United States Notes.Feb 12, 1862
  215. Public Law 37–XXIChap. XXI: authorizing the Detail of Naval Officers for the Service of the War Department.Feb 12, 1862
  216. Public Law 37–XXIIChap. XXII: making an Appropriation for the Purchase of Cotton and Tobacco Seed for general Distribution.Feb 13, 1862
  217. Public Law 37–XXIIIChap. XXIII: to authorize the Construction of twenty Iron-clad Steam Gunboats.Feb 13, 1862
  218. Public Law 37–XXIVChap. XXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to regulate Trade and Intercourse with the Indian Tribes, and to preserve Peace on the Frontiers” approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and thirty-four.Feb 13, 1862
  219. Public Law 37–XXVChap. XXV: making an Appropriation for completing the Defences of Washington, and for other Purposes.Feb 13, 1862
  220. Public Law 37–XXVIIChap. XXVII: to prohibit the “Coolie Trade” by American Citizens in American Vessels.Feb 19, 1862
  221. Public Law 37–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: making Appropriations for the Construction, Preservation, and Repairs of certain Fortifications and other Works of Defence for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and eighty-three, and additional Appropriations for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 20, 1862
  222. Public Law 37–XXIXChap. XXIX: making an Appropriation to illuminate the Public Buildings.Feb 20, 1862
  223. Public Law 37–XXXChap. XXX: to authorize a Change of Appropriations for the Payment of necessary Expenditures in the Service of the United States for Indian Affairs.Feb 22, 1862
  224. Public Law 37–XXXIChap. XXXI: making Appropriations for the Signal Service of the United States Army.Feb 22, 1862
  225. Public Law 37–XXXIIChap. XXXII: making additional Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 25, 1862
  226. Public Law 37–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: to authorize the Issue of United States Notes, and for the Redemption or Funding thereof, and for Funding the Floating Debt of the United States.Feb 25, 1862
  227. Public Law 37–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and additional Appropriations for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 1, 1862
  228. Public Law 37–XXXVChap. XXXV: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to issue Certificates of Indebtedness to Public Creditors.Mar 1, 1862
  229. Public Law 37–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: fixing the Number of the House of Representatives from and after the third March, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Mar 4, 1862
  230. Public Law 37–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: to provide for the Appointment of additional Clerks in the Office of the Assistant Treasurer at New York, and for other Purposes.Mar 6, 1862
  231. Public Law 37–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: requiring an Oath of Allegiance and to support the Constitution of the United States to be administered to Masters of American Vessels clearing for foreign or other Ports during the present Rebellion.Mar 6, 1862
  232. Public Law 37–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: to fulfil Treaty Stipulations with Hanover.Mar 13, 1862
  233. Public Law 37–XLChap. XL: to make an additional Article of War.Mar 13, 1862
  234. Public Law 37–XLIChap. XLI: making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eigthteen hundred and sixty-three and additional Appropriations for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Mar 14, 1862
  235. Public Law 37–XLIIIChap. XLIII: for a joint Commission for the Preservation of the Atlantic Fisheries.Mar 15, 1862
  236. Public Law 37–XLIVChap. XLIV: to amend “An Act to incorporate the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,” and to make Appropriations for the Benefit thereof.Mar 15, 1862
  237. Public Law 37–XLVChap. XLV: to authorise the Purchase of Coin, and for other Purposes.Mar 17, 1862
  238. Public Law 37–XLVIChap. XLVI: authorizing Floats to issue in Satisfaction of Claims against the United States for Lands sold by them within the Las Ormigas and La Nana Grants, in the State of Louisiana.Mar 17, 1862
  239. Public Law 37–XLVIIChap. XLVII: to provide for the Appointment of Sutlers in the Volunteer Service, and to define their Duties.Mar 19, 1862
  240. Public Law 37–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: to provide for the Appointment of Clerks in the Office of the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, to fix their Salaries, and provide for the Absence of the Assistant Treasurer, and for other Purposes.Mar 19, 1862
  241. Public Law 37–XLIXChap. XLIX: to secure to the Officers and Men actually employed in the Western Department, or Department of Missouri, their Pay, Bounty, and Pension.Mar 25, 1862
  242. Public Law 37–LChap. L: to facilitate Judicial Proceedings in Adjudications upon Captured Property, and for the better Administration of the Law of Prize.Mar 25, 1862
  243. Public Law 37–LIChap. LI: in Addition to an Act to refund and remit the Duties on Arms imported by States, approved July ten, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Apr 2, 1862
  244. Public Law 37–LIIChap. LII: to provide for the equitable Settlement of the Accounts of the Officers and Crews of the Frigate Congress and other Vessels.Apr 2, 1862
  245. Public Law 37–LIIIChap. LIII: to prohibit the Allowance or Payment of Pensions to the Children of Officers and Soldiers of the War of the Revolution.Apr 2, 1862
  246. Public Law 37–LIVChap. LIV: for the Release of certain Persons held to Service or Labor in the District of Columbia.Apr 16, 1862
  247. Public Law 37–LVChap. LV: to reorganize and increase the Efficiency of the Medical Department of the Army.Apr 16, 1862
  248. Public Law 37–LVIChap. LVI: to authorize the Postmaster General to establish Branch Post Offices in Cities.Apr 16, 1862
  249. Public Law 37–LVIIChap. LVII: making additional Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Apr 17, 1862
  250. Public Law 37–LVIIIChap. LVIII: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post Office Department during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Apr 17, 1862
  251. Public Law 37–LIXChap. LIX: to establish a Branch Mint of the United States at Denver, in the Territory of Colorado.Apr 21, 1862
  252. Public Law 37–LXIIIChap. LXIII: relating to Highways in the County of Washington and District of Columbia.May 3, 1862
  253. Public Law 37–LXVIChap. LXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide increased Revenue from Imports, to pay Interest on the Public Debt, and for other Purposes, approved August five, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.”May 13, 1862
  254. Public Law 37–LXVIIChap. LXVII: to establish “Port of Entry in the Collection District of Beaufort, South Carolina.May 13, 1862
  255. Public Law 37–LXIXChap. LXIX: to provide for the Deficiency in the Appropriation for the Pay of the two and three Years Volunteers, and the Officers and Men actually employed in the Western Department.May 14, 1862
  256. Public Law 37–LXXChap. LXX: to facilitate the Discharge of enlisted Men for physical Disability.May 14, 1862
  257. Public Law 37–LXXIChap. LXXI: to regulate the Time of holding the Courts of the United States for the District of Kentucky, and for other Purposes.May 15, 1862
  258. Public Law 37–LXXIIChap. LXXII: to establish a Department of Agriculture.May 15, 1862
  259. Public Law 37–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: to incorporate the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company.May 17, 1862
  260. Public Law 37–LXXVChap. LXXV: to secure Homesteads to actual Settlers on the Public Domain.May 20, 1862
  261. Public Law 37–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: making Appropriations to reimburse the contingent Fund of the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury, including Compensation of additional Clerks who may be employed according to the Exigencies of the Public Service, and for temporary Clerks, for the current fiscal Year and for the Year ending June thirtieth. Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-Three, and to provide for the Employment of additional Clerks in the Office of the Assistant Treasurer at St. Louis.May 20, 1862
  262. Public Law 37–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: to provide for the Public Instruction of Youth in Primary Schools throughout the County of Washington, in the District of Columbia, without the Limits of the Cities of Washington and Georgetown.May 20, 1862
  263. Public Law 37–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: prescribing the Qualification of Electors in the Cities of Washington and Georgetown, in the District of Columbia.May 20, 1862
  264. Public Law 37–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: to provide for the Codification and Revision of the Laws of the District of Columbia.May 20, 1862
  265. Public Law 37–LXXXChap. LXXX: to authorize the Appointment of Medical Store-keepers and Chaplains of Hospitals.May 20, 1862
  266. Public Law 37–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: supplementary to an Act approved on the thirteenth July eighteen hundred and sixty-one, entitled “An Act to provide for the Collection of Duties on Imports, and for other purposes.”May 20, 1862
  267. Public Law 37–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: to authorize the Corporation of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, to lay and collect a Water Tax, and for other Purposes.May 21, 1862
  268. Public Law 37–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: providing for the Education of Colored Children in the Cities of Washington and Georgetown, District of Columbia, and for other Purposes.May 21, 1862
  269. Public Law 37–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: to provide for the Settlement of the Accounts of John A. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court and Criminal Court of the District of Columbia.May 26, 1862
  270. Public Law 37–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act making Appropriations far the Service of the Post Office Department during the fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,” approved April seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sirty-two.May 26, 1862
  271. Public Law 37–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: to reduce the Expenses of the Survey and Sale of the Public Lands in the United States.May 30, 1862
  272. Public Law 37–XCChap. XC: for the Survey of Grants or Claims of Land.Jun 2, 1862
  273. Public Law 37–XCIChap. XCI: to allow the State of California an additional Representative in the thirty-seventh Congress.Jun 2, 1862
  274. Public Law 37–XCIIChap. XCII: abolishing certain Collection Districts and reducing Compensation of Officers of Customs in California.Jun 2, 1862
  275. Public Law 37–XCIIIChap. XCIII: to prevent and punish Fraud on the Part of Officers intrusted with making of Contracts for the Government.Jun 2, 1862
  276. Public Law 37–XCIVChap. XCIV: to establish a Land Office in Colorado Territory, and for other Purposes.Jun 2, 1862
  277. Public Law 37–XCVChap. XCV: to establish certain Post-Routes, and for other Purposes.Jun 2, 1862
  278. Public Law 37–XCVIChap. XCVI: to authorize the President of the United States to appoint Diplomatic Representatives to the Republics of Hayti and Liberia, respectively.Jun 5, 1862
  279. Public Law 37–XCVIIChap. XCVII: supplemental to “An Act granting the Right of Way to the State of Missouri, and a Portion of the Public Lands to aid in the Construction of certain Railroads in said State,” approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-two.Jun 5, 1862
  280. Public Law 37–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: for the Collection of direct Taxes in Insurrectionary Districts within the United States, and for other Purposes.Jun 7, 1862
  281. Public Law 37–XCIXChap. XCIX: to incorporate the Mount Olivet Cemetery Company, in the District of Columbia.Jun 10, 1862
  282. Public Law 37–CIChap. CI: to protect the Property of Indians who have adopted the Habits of civilized Life.Jun 14, 1862
  283. Public Law 37–CIIChap. CII: providing for the Selection of Jurors to serve in the several Courts in the District of Columbia.Jun 16, 1862
  284. Public Law 37–CIIIChap. CIII: defining additional Causes of Challenge and prescribing an additional Oath for Grand and Petit Jurors in the United States Courts.Jun 17, 1862
  285. Public Law 37–CIVChap. CIV: making Provision for raising Property of the United States sunk in the Waters thereof.Jun 17, 1862
  286. Public Law 37–CVChap. CV: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to change the Names of certain Vessels.Jun 17, 1862
  287. Public Law 37–CVIIIChap. CVIII: to direct the Secretary of the Treasury to issue American Registers to certain Vessels.Jun 18, 1862
  288. Public Law 37–CIXChap. CIX: providing that the Officers of Volunteers shall be paid on the Pay-Rolls of the Regiments or Companies to which they belong.Jun 18, 1862
  289. Public Law 37–CXChap. CX: making Appropriations for Postal Service on Post Routes established at the present Session of Congress.Jun 18, 1862
  290. Public Law 37–CXIChap. CXI: to secure Freedom to all Persons within the Territories of the United States.Jun 19, 1862
  291. Public Law 37–CXIIChap. CXII: to change the Location of the Port of Entry for the Puget Sound Collection District.Jun 19, 1862
  292. Public Law 37–CXVIChap. CXVI: to change the Part of Entry for the District of Brunswick, Georgia.Jun 20, 1862
  293. Public Law 37–CXIXChap. CXIX: to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay Interest on the Public Debt.Jul 1, 1862
  294. Public Law 37–CXXChap. CXX: to aid in the Construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, and to secure to the Government the Use of the same for Postal, Military, and Other Purposes.Jul 1, 1862
  295. Public Law 37–CXXIChap. CXXI: changing the Name of the American-built Schooner “Curtis Mann” to that of “Supply.”Jul 1, 1862
  296. Public Law 37–CXXIIChap. CXXII: changing the Name of the American-built Schooner “Tom Dyer” to that of “Dolphin.”Jul 1, 1862
  297. Public Law 37–CXXIIIChap. CXXIII: to provide for the Appointment of an Indian Agent in Colorado Territory.Jul 1, 1862
  298. Public Law 37–CXXIVChap. CXXIV: for the Relief of William B. Dodd and others.Jul 1, 1862
  299. Public Law 37–CXXVChap. CXXV: to incorporate the Guardian Society and reform Juvenile Offenders in the District of Columbia.Jul 1, 1862
  300. Public Law 37–CXXVIChap. CXXVI: to punish and prevent the Practice of Polygamy in the Territories of the United States and other Places, and disapproving and annulling certain Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah.Jul 1, 1862
  301. Public Law 37–CXXVIIChap. CXXVII: to provide for additional Medical Officers of the Volunteer Service.Jul 2, 1862
  302. Public Law 37–CXXVIIIChap. CXXVIII: to prescribe an Oath of Office, and for other Purposes.Jul 2, 1862
  303. Public Law 37–CXXIXChap. CXXIX: to establish a Land District in the Territory of Nevada, and for other Purposes.Jul 2, 1862
  304. Public Law 37–CXXXChap. CXXX: donating Public Lands to the several States and Territories which may provide Colleges for the Benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts.Jul 2, 1862
  305. Public Law 37–CXXXIIIChap. CXXXIII: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and additional Appropriations for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and for other Purposes.Jul 5, 1862
  306. Public Law 37–CXXXIVChap. CXXXIV: to reorganize the Navy Department of the United States.Jul 5, 1862
  307. Public Law 37–CXXXVChap. CXXXV: making Appropriations for the current and contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes, for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Jul 5, 1862
  308. Public Law 37–CXXXVIIIChap. CXXXVIII: to grant the Right of Preemption to Settlers on certain Lots in Wisconsin.Jul 11, 1862
  309. Public Law 37–CXXXIXChap. CXXXIX: in Relation to the Post-office Department.Jul 11, 1862
  310. Public Law 37–CXLChap. CXL: to carry into Effect the Treaty between the United States and her Britannic Majesty for the Suppression of the African Slave-Trade.Jul 11, 1862
  311. Public Law 37–CXLIChap. CXLI: for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the United States Ships “Cumberland” and “Congress.”Jul 11, 1862
  312. Public Law 37–CXLIIChap. CXLII: to authorize an additional Issue of United States Notes, and for other Purposes.Jul 11, 1862
  313. Public Law 37–CXLIIIChap. CXLIII: making further Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and additional Appropriations for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Jul 11, 1862
  314. Public Law 37–CXLIVChap. CXLIV: making Appropriations for the Payment of the Bounty authorized by the Sixth Section of an Act entitled “An Act to authorize the Employment of Volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws and protecting Public Property,” approved July twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and for other Purposes.Jul 11, 1862
  315. Public Law 37–CXLVChap. CXLV: to amend an Act entitled “An act to divide the State of Illinois into two Judicial Districts,” approved February 13, 1855.Jul 11, 1862
  316. Public Law 37–CXLVIChap. CXLVI: concerning certain Lands heretofore granted to the State of Iowa.Jul 11, 1862
  317. Public Law 37–CXLVIIChap. CXLVII: to abolish certain Ports of Delivery in the Mississippi Valley.Jul 11, 1862
  318. Public Law 37–CXLVIIIChap. CXLVIII: for the Establishment of certain National Arsenals.Jul 11, 1862
  319. Public Law 37–CXLIXChap. CXLIX: to change the Place of holding the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the District of West Tennessee.Jul 11, 1862
  320. Public Law 37–CLChap. CL: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint a Deputy Collector of the Customs at Chincoteague Island, in the State of Virginia.Jul 11, 1862
  321. Public Law 37–CLIChap. CLI: relating to Schools for the Education of Colored Children in the Cities of Washington and Georgetown, in the District of Columbia.Jul 11, 1862
  322. Public Law 37–CLIVChap. CLIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to aid in the Construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, and to secure to the Government the Use of the same for Postal, Military, and other Purposes,” approved, July 2, 1862.Jul 12, 1862
  323. Public Law 37–CLVChap. CLV: Supplementary to the “Act for the Release of Certain Persons held to Service or Labor in the District of Columbia,” approved April sixteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Jul 12, 1862
  324. Public Law 37–CLVIChap. CLVI: relating to Trust Funds of several Indian Tribes invested by the Government in certain State Bonds abstracted from the Custody of the late Secretary of the Interior.Jul 12, 1862
  325. Public Law 37–CLVIIChap. CLVII: to provide for the quieting of certain Land Titles in the late disputed Territory in the State of Maine, and for other Purposes.Jul 12, 1862
  326. Public Law 37–CLVIIIChap. CLVIII: to provide for the Payment of Fines and Penalties collected by or paid the Justices of the Peace in the District of Columbia under the Acts of Congress approved the third and fifth of August, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and for other Purposes.Jul 12, 1862
  327. Public Law 37–CLIXChap. CLIX: far the Relief of the Register of the Land Office at Vincennes, Indiana, and for other Purposes.Jul 12, 1862
  328. Public Law 37–CLXChap. CLX: for Relief in the Land Claim in California, known as the Claim of Francisco Soberanes to a Tract of Land known as “Saujon de Santa Rita.”Jul 12, 1862
  329. Public Law 37–CLXIChap. CLXI: confirming a Land Claim in the State of Iowa, and for other Purposes.Jul 12, 1862
  330. Public Law 37–CLXIIIChap. CLXIII: increasing, temporarily, the Duties on Imports, and for other Purposes.Jul 14, 1862
  331. Public Law 37–CLXIVChap. CLXIV: making Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and for other Purposes.Jul 14, 1862
  332. Public Law 37–CLXVChap. CLXV: for the Relief of Preëmptors on the Home Reservation of the Winnebagoes, in the Blue-earth Region, in the State of Minnesota.Jul 14, 1862
  333. Public Law 37–CLXVIChap. CLXVI: to grant Pensions.Jul 14, 1862
  334. Public Law 37–CLXVIIChap. CLXVII: to establish certain Post-Roads.Jul 14, 1862
  335. Public Law 37–CLXVIIIChap. CLXVIII: to amend an Act, entitled “An act to prohibit the Sale of spirituous Liquors and intoxicating Drinks in the District of Columbia in certain Cases,” approved, August fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 14, 1862
  336. Public Law 37–CLXIXChap. CLXIX: to further provide for the Collection of the Revenue upon the Northern, Northeastern, and Northwestern Frontier, and for other Purposes.Jul 14, 1862
  337. Public Law 37–CLXXChap. CLXX: in relation to the Election of Representatives to Congress by single Districts.Jul 14, 1862
  338. Public Law 37–CLXXIChap. CLXXI: to establish additional Post Routes.Jul 14, 1862
  339. Public Law 37–CLXXIIChap. CLXXII: concerning the Courts of the United States in and for the District of Michigan.Jul 14, 1862
  340. Public Law 37–CLXXIIIChap. CLXXIII: to extend the territorial Limits of the Territory of Nevada.Jul 14, 1862
  341. Public Law 37–CLXXIVChap. CLXXIV: for changing the Place for holding the September Term of the District Court of the United States in the District of Maine.Jul 14, 1862
  342. Public Law 37–CLXXVChap. CLXXV: repealing the Law requiring Bonds of Paymasters and Assistant Paymasters to be approved by the Judge or Attorney of the District in which such Paymaster or Assistant Paymaster shall reside.Jul 14, 1862
  343. Public Law 37–CLXXVIIChap. CLXXVII: to authorize the Secretary of the Navy to accept the Title to League Island, in the Delaware River, for Naval Purposes.Jul 15, 1862
  344. Public Law 37–CLXXVIIIChap. CLXXVIII: to amend the Act of the third of March, 1837, entitled “An Act supplementary to the Act entitled ‘An Act to amend the Judicial System of the United States.’”Jul 15, 1862
  345. Public Law 37–CLXXIXChap. CLXXIX: to extend the Provisions of the Act of August four, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, entitled “An Act to grant the Right of Way to all Rail and Plank Roads, &c.,” for the Term of five Years, and to amend the same.Jul 15, 1862
  346. Public Law 37–CLXXXChap. CLXXX: to prevent Members of Congress and Officers of the Government of the United States from taking Consideration for procuring Contracts, Office, or Place, from the United States, and for other Purposes.Jul 16, 1862
  347. Public Law 37–CLXXXIChap. CLXXXI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to create a Metropolitan Police District of the District of Columbia, and to establish a Police therefor,” approved August six, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 16, 1862
  348. Public Law 37–CLXXXIIChap. CLXXXII: making supplemental Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and for other Purposes.Jul 16, 1862
  349. Public Law 37–CLXXXIIIChap. CLXXXIII: to establish and equalize the Grade of Line Officers of the United States Navy.Jul 16, 1862
  350. Public Law 37–CLXXXIVChap. CLXXXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to further promote the Efficiency of the Navy,” approved December twenty-first, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jul 16, 1862
  351. Public Law 37–CLXXXVChap. CLXXXV: transferring the Western Gunboat Fleet from the War to the Navy Department.Jul 16, 1862
  352. Public Law 37–CLXXXVIChap. CLXXXVI: to enlarge the Lake Superior Land District, in the State of Michigan.Jul 16, 1862
  353. Public Law 37–CLXXXVIIChap. CLXXXVII: to impose an additional Duty on Sugars produced in the United States.Jul 16, 1862
  354. Public Law 37–CLXXXVIIIChap. CLXXXVIII: to punish the fraudulent Sale or Use of Postage Stamps.Jul 16, 1862
  355. Public Law 37–CLXXXIXChap. CLXXXIX: in Relation to the Competency of Witnesses, and for other Purposes.Jul 16, 1862
  356. Public Law 37–CXCChap. CXC: prohibiting the Confinement of Persons in the Military Service of the United States in the Penitentiary of the District of Columbia, except as a Punishment for certain Crimes, and to discharge therefrom certain Convicts by Sentence of Courts-martial, and for other Purposes.Jul 16, 1862
  357. Public Law 37–CXCVChap. CXCV: to suppress Insurrection, to punish Treason and Rebellion, to seize and confiscate the Property of Rebels, and far other Purposes.Jul 17, 1862
  358. Public Law 37–CXCVIChap. CXCVI: to authorize Payments in Stamps, and to prohibit Circulation of Notes of less Denomination than One Dollar.Jul 17, 1862
  359. Public Law 37–CXCVIIChap. CXCVII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to amend an Act entitled ‘An Act in Addition to the Acts prohibiting the Slave Trade.’”Jul 17, 1862
  360. Public Law 37–CXCVIIIChap. CXCVIII: authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to change the Name of the Steamship “Coatzacoalcos” to “America.”Jul 17, 1862
  361. Public Law 37–CXCIXChap. CXCIX: to provide for the more prompt Settlement of the Accounts of Disbursing Officers.Jul 17, 1862
  362. Public Law 37–CCChap. CC: to define the Pay and Emoluments of certain Officers of the Army, and for other Purposes.Jul 17, 1862
  363. Public Law 37–CCIChap. CCI: to amend the Act calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections, and repel Invasions, approved February twenty-eight, seventeen hundred and ninety-five, and the Acts amendatory thereof, and for other Purposes.Jul 17, 1862
  364. Public Law 37–CCIIChap. CCII: to allow and pay to the State of Missouri the Amount of Money expended by said State in the arming and paying of Troops employed in the Suppression of Insurrection against the Laws of the United States.Jul 17, 1862
  365. Public Law 37–CCIIIChap. CCIII: to suspend temporarily the Operation of an Act entitled “An Act to prevent and punish Fraud on the Part of Officers intrusted with making of Contracts for the Government,” approved June two, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Jul 17, 1862
  366. Public Law 37–CCIVChap. CCIV: for the better Government of the Navy of the United States.Jul 17, 1862
  367. Public Law 37–CCVChap. CCV: requiring the Commanders of American Vessels sailing to foreign Ports and Persons prosecuting Claims, to take the Oath of AllegianceJul 17, 1862
  368. Public Law 37–IChap. I: authorizing the Holding of a special Session of the United States District Court for the District of Indiana.Dec 15, 1862
  369. Public Law 37–IIIChap. III: to adjust Appropriations heretofore made for the Civil Service of the Navy Department to the present Organization of that Department.Dec 19, 1862
  370. Public Law 37–IVChap. IV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and to pay Interest on the Public Debt,” approved July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Dec 25, 1862
  371. Public Law 37–VChap. V: to facilitate the Discharge of disabled Soldiers from the Army, and the Inspection of convalescent Camps and Hospitals.Dec 27, 1862
  372. Public Law 37–VIChap. VI: for the Admission of the State of “West Virginia” into the Union, and for other Purposes.Dec 31, 1862
  373. Public Law 37–VIIChap. VII: to improve the Organization of the Cavalry Forces.Jan 6, 1863
  374. Public Law 37–IXChap. IX: prescribing the Times and Places for holding Terms of the Circuit Court for the Districts of Iowa, Minnesota, and Kansas.Jan 13, 1863
  375. Public Law 37–XChap. X: to provide for the imprisonment of Persons convicted of Crime by the Criminal Court of the District of Columbia.Jan 16, 1863
  376. Public Law 37–XIChap. XI: making Appropriations for the Support of the Military Academy for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Jan 23, 1863
  377. Public Law 37–XIIIChap. XIII: to amend the Act entitled “An Act to amend the Act of the third March, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, entitled ‘An Act Supplementary to the Act entitled “An Act to amend the Judicial System of the United States.”’”Jan 28, 1863
  378. Public Law 37–XIVChap. XIV: to provide for the Printing of the Annual Report of the Banks of the United States.Jan 30, 1863
  379. Public Law 37–XVIIChap. XVII: making Appropriations for the Payment of Invalid and other Pensions of the United States for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Feb 3, 1863
  380. Public Law 37–XIXChap. XIX: making Appropriations for the Consular and Diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Feb 4, 1863
  381. Public Law 37–XXChap. XX: in Relation to Commissioned Officers of the United States Revenue Cutter Service.Feb 4, 1863
  382. Public Law 37–XXIChap. XXI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act for the Collection of Direct Taxes in Insurrectionary Districts within the United States and for other Purposes,” approved June seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 6, 1863
  383. Public Law 37–XXIIChap. XXII: to increase the clerical and other Force of the Quartermaster-General’s Office, and for other Purposes.Feb 7, 1863
  384. Public Law 37–XXIIIChap. XXIII: to authorize the Raising of a Volunteer Force for the better Defence of Kentucky.Feb 7, 1863
  385. Public Law 37–XXIVChap. XXIV: to provide for the Protection of Overland Emigrants to the States and territories of the Pacific.Feb 7, 1863
  386. Public Law 37–XXVChap. XXV: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and for a Deficiency for the Signal Service for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Feb 9, 1863
  387. Public Law 37–XXVIChap. XXVI: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department during the Fiscal Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Feb 9, 1863
  388. Public Law 37–XXVIIChap. XXVII: concerning the District Courts of the Territory of Washington.Feb 9, 1863
  389. Public Law 37–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: to make the State of Wisconsin a Part of the Ninth Judicial Circuit.Feb 9, 1863
  390. Public Law 37–XXIXChap. XXIX: to promote the Efficiency of the Commissary Department.Feb 9, 1863
  391. Public Law 37–XXXIIChap. XXXII: to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the Fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Feb 12, 1863
  392. Public Law 37–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: to incorporate the National Association for the Relief of destitute Colored Women and Children.Feb 14, 1863
  393. Public Law 37–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: to establish the Office of Register of Deeds for the District of Columbia.Feb 14, 1863
  394. Public Law 37–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: to issue an American Register to the Steamship Karnak.Feb 16, 1863
  395. Public Law 37–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: for the Relief of Persons for Damages sustained by Reason of Depredations and Injuries by certain Bands of Sioux Indians.Feb 16, 1863
  396. Public Law 37–XLIIIChap. XLIII: making Appropriations for the Construction, Preservation, and Repairs of certain Fortifications and other Works of Defence for the Year ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Feb 20, 1863
  397. Public Law 37–XLIVChap. XLIV: to provide for the Appointment of an Assistant Register in the Treasury Department and a Solicitor for the War Department, and for other Purposes.Feb 20, 1863
  398. Public Law 37–XLVChap. XLV: temporarily to supply Vacancies in the Executive Departments in Certain Cases.Feb 20, 1863
  399. Public Law 37–XLVIChap. XLVI: concerning Pardons and the Remission of Penalties and Forfeitures in Criminal Cases.Feb 20, 1863
  400. Public Law 37–XLVIIChap. XLVII: to change the Times of holding the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the District of Indiana.Feb 20, 1863
  401. Public Law 37–XLIXChap. XLIX: to change the Times of holding the Circuit and District Courts of the United States in the several Districts in the Seventh Circuit.Feb 21, 1863
  402. Public Law 37–LChap. L: to allow the United States to prosecute Appeals and Writs of Error without giving Security.Feb 21, 1863
  403. Public Law 37–LIChap. LI: extending the Time for carrying into Effect the Provisions of the Third Section of the Act entitled “An Act relating to Highways in the County of Washington and District of Columbia,” approved May three, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 21, 1863
  404. Public Law 37–LIIChap. LII: to annex a Part of the State of New Jersey to the Collection District of New York, and to appoint an Assistant Collector, to reside at Jersey City.Feb 21, 1863
  405. Public Law 37–LIIIChap. LIII: for the Removal of the Winnebago Indians, and for the Sale of their Reservation in Minnesota for their Benefit.Feb 21, 1863
  406. Public Law 37–LIVChap. LIV: to divide the State of Michigan into two Judicial Districts, and to provide for holding the District and Circuit Courts therein.Feb 24, 1863
  407. Public Law 37–LVChap. LV: to establish certain Post Roads.Feb 24, 1863
  408. Public Law 37–LVIChap. LVI: to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Arizona, and for other Purposes.Feb 24, 1863
  409. Public Law 37–LVIIIChap. LVIII: to provide a national Currency, secured by a Pledge of United States Stocks, and to provide for the Circulation and Redemption thereof.Feb 25, 1863
  410. Public Law 37–LIXChap. LIX: making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and for the Year eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and for other Purposes.Feb 25, 1863
  411. Public Law 37–LXChap. LX: to prevent Correspondence with Rebels.Feb 25, 1863
  412. Public Law 37–LXIChap. LXI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to prevent Members of Congress and Officers of the Government of the United States from taking Considerations for procuring Contracts, Office, or Place from the United States, and for other Purposes.”Feb 25, 1863
  413. Public Law 37–LXVIIChap. LXVII: to prevent and punish Frauds upon the Government of the United States.Mar 2, 1863
  414. Public Law 37–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: to authorize an Increase in the Number of Major-Generals and brigadier Generals for Forces in the Service of the United States.Mar 2, 1863
  415. Public Law 37–LXIXChap. LXIX: to fix the Terms of the Circuit and District Courts in the Districts of Wisconsin and Iowa.Mar 2, 1863
  416. Public Law 37–LXXChap. LXX: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide a Temporary Government for the Territory of Colorado.”Mar 2, 1863
  417. Public Law 37–LXXIChap. LXXI: to amend the Laws relating to the Post-Office Department.Mar 3, 1863
  418. Public Law 37–LXXIIChap. LXXII: to disapprove of the twenty-sixth Section of the Act of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Nevada, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  419. Public Law 37–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: to provide Ways and Means for the Support of the Government.Mar 3, 1863
  420. Public Law 37–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government and pay Interest on the Public Debt,” approved July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  421. Public Law 37–LXXVChap. LXXV: for enrolling and calling out the national Forces, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  422. Public Law 37–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: to prevent and punish Frauds upon the Revenue, to provide for the more certain and speedy Collection of Claims in Favor of the United States, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  423. Public Law 37–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: to modify existing Laws imposing Duties on Imports, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  424. Public Law 37–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: to promote the Efficiency of the Corps of Engineers and of the Ordnance Department, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  425. Public Law 37–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and for the Year ending the 80[th] of June, 1863, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  426. Public Law 37–LXXXChap. LXXX: for increasing the Revenue by Reservation and Sale of Town Sites on Public Lands.Mar 3, 1863
  427. Public Law 37–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: relating to Habeas Corpus, and regulating Judicial Proceedings in Certain Cases.Mar 3, 1863
  428. Public Law 37–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: to authorize the Brevetting of Volunteer and other Officers in the United States Service.Mar 3, 1863
  429. Public Law 37–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: for the Relief of certain Persons who have performed the Duties of Assistant Surgeons in Regiments of Cavalry.Mar 3, 1863
  430. Public Law 37–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to authorize the Employment of Volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws, and protecting Public Property,” approved July twenty-two, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Mar 3, 1863
  431. Public Law 37–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: concerning Letters of Marque, Prizes, and Prize Goods.Mar 3, 1863
  432. Public Law 37–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: further to regulate Proceedings in Prize Cases, and to amend various Acts of Congress in Relation thereto.Mar 3, 1863
  433. Public Law 37–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: to equalize and establish the Compensation of the Collectors of the Customs on the Northern, Northeastern, and Northwestern Frontiers, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  434. Public Law 37–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: to facilitate the Collection of the Revenue in El Paso County, Texas, and in the Territory of New Mexico.Mar 3, 1863
  435. Public Law 37–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: to authorize the Appointment of an Assistant Treasurer of the United States; and to fix the Pay of the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Clerks, and Messengers in the Office of the Treasurer of the United States.Mar 3, 1863
  436. Public Law 37–XCChap. XC: to protect the Liens upon Vessels in certain Cases, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  437. Public Law 37–XCIChap. XCI: to reorganize the Courts in the District of Columbia, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  438. Public Law 37–XCIIChap. XCII: to amend “An Act to establish a Court for the Investigation of Claims against the United States,” approved February twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and fifty-five.Mar 3, 1863
  439. Public Law 37–XCIIIChap. XCIII: to give greater Efficiency to the Judicial System of the United States.Mar 3, 1863
  440. Public Law 37–XCIVChap. XCIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to further promote the Efficiency of the Navy,” approved December twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  441. Public Law 37–XCVChap. XCV: to facilitate the taking of Depositions within the United States, to be used in the Courts of other Countries, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  442. Public Law 37–XCVIChap. XCVI: to establish a Branch Mint of the United States in the Territory of Nevada.Mar 3, 1863
  443. Public Law 37–XCVIIChap. XCVII: to provide for the Disposal of certain Lands therein named.Mar 3, 1863
  444. Public Law 37–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: for a Grant of Lands to the State of Kansas, in alternate Sections, to aid in the Construction of certain Railroads and Telegraphs in said State.Mar 3, 1863
  445. Public Law 37–XCIXChap. XCIX: making Appropriations for the current and contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations with various Indian Tribes, for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Mar 3, 1863
  446. Public Law 37–CChap. C: to provide Circuit Courts for the Districts of California and Oregon, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  447. Public Law 37–CIChap. CI: to carry into Effect the Convention between the United States and the Republic of Peru, signed at Lima on the twelfth of January, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, for the Settlement of Claims.Mar 3, 1863
  448. Public Law 37–CIIChap. CII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to promote the Progress of the useful Arts."Mar 3, 1863
  449. Public Law 37–CIIIChap. CIII: to incorporate the Institution for the Education of Colored Youth in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1863
  450. Public Law 37–CIVChap. CIV: granting Lands to the States of Michigan and Wisconsin to aid in the Construction of a “Military Road” from Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor, Kewenaw County, in the State of Michigan, to Fort Howard, Green Bay, in the State of Wisconsin.Mar 3, 1863
  451. Public Law 37–CVChap. CV: to incorporate St. Ann's Infant Asylum, in the District of Columbia.Mar 3, 1863
  452. Public Law 37–CVIChap. CVI: to define the Powers and Duties of the Levy Court of the County of Washington, District of Columbia, in regard to Roads, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  453. Public Law 37–CVIIChap. CVII: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act for the Relief of Persons for Damages sustained by Reason of Depredations and Injuries by certain Bands of Sioux Indians,” approved February sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Mar 3, 1863
  454. Public Law 37–CVIIIChap. CVIII: to regulate the Duties of the Clerk of the House of Representatives in preparing for the Organization of the House.Mar 3, 1863
  455. Public Law 37–CIXChap. CIX: amendatory of an Act entitled “An Act to provide for the Care and Preservation of the Works constructed by the United States for bringing the Potomac Water into the Cities of Washington and Georgetown, for the Supply of said Water for all Gover[n]mental Purposes, and for the Uses and Benefit of the Inhabitants of the said Cities."Mar 3, 1863
  456. Public Law 37–CXChap. CX: to extend the Charter of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  457. Public Law 37–CXIChap. CXI: to Incorporate the National Academy of Sciences.Mar 3, 1863
  458. Public Law 37–CXIIChap. CXII: to establish the Gauge of the Pacific Railroad and its Branches.Mar 3, 1863
  459. Public Law 37–CXIIIChap. CXIII: to enable the District Courts of the United States to issue Executions and other final Process in certain Cases.Mar 3, 1863
  460. Public Law 37–CXIVChap. CXIV: to provide for issuing an American Register to the Steam-vessel “Maple Leaf."Mar 3, 1863
  461. Public Law 37–CXVChap. CXV: relating to the Validity of Deeds of Public Squares and Lots in the City of Washington.Mar 3, 1863
  462. Public Law 37–CXVIChap. CXVI: to grant the Right of Preemption to certain Purchasers on the “Soscol Ranch,” in the State of California.Mar 3, 1863
  463. Public Law 37–CXVIIChap. CXVII: to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Idaho.Mar 3, 1863
  464. Public Law 37–CXVIIIChap. CXVIII: making Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1863
  465. Public Law 37–CXIXChap. CXIX: for the Removal of the Sisseton, Wahpaton, Medawakanton, and Wahpakoota Bands of Sioux or Dakota Indians, and for the Disposition of their Lands in Minnesota and Dakota.Mar 3, 1863
  466. Public Law 37–CXXChap. CXX: to provide for the Collection of abandoned Property and for the Prevention of Frauds in insurrectionary Districts within the United States.Mar 3, 1863
  467. Private Law 36–IVChap. IV: for the Relief of William B. Herrick.Mar 8, 1860
  468. Private Law 36–VIChap. VI: for the Relief of the legal Representative of Charles Pearson, deceased.Mar 19, 1860
  469. Private Law 36–XIIChap. XII: for the Relief of Mary E. Castor.Apr 3, 1860
  470. Private Law 36–XIVChap. XIV: for the Relief of Elisabeth M. Cocke, Widow of Major James H. Cocke, late Marshal of the District of Texas.Apr 6, 1860
  471. Private Law 36–XVChap. XV: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of Robert H. Morris, late Postmaster of the City of New York.Apr 6, 1860
  472. Private Law 36–XVIChap. XVI: for the Relief of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.Apr 11, 1860
  473. Private Law 36–XVIIChap. XVII: for the Relief of Thomas Fillebrown.Apr 11, 1860
  474. Private Law 36–XVIIIChap. XVIII: for the Relief of Lydia Frazee, Widow and Administratrix of John Frazee, late of the City of New York.Apr 11, 1860
  475. Private Law 36–XIXChap. XIX: for the Relief of William Geiger.Apr 11, 1860
  476. Private Law 36–XXChap. XX: for the Relief of Micajah Hawkes.Apr 11, 1860
  477. Private Law 36–XXIChap. XXI: for the Relief of Alice Hunt, Widow of Thomas Hunt.Apr 11, 1860
  478. Private Law 36–XXIIChap. XXII: for the Relief of Moses Noble.Apr 11, 1860
  479. Private Law 36–XXIIIChap. XXIII: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of Charles Porterfield, deceased.Apr 11, 1860
  480. Private Law 36–XXIVChap. XXIV: for the Relief of Charner T. Scaife, Administrator of Gilbert Stalker.Apr 11, 1860
  481. Private Law 36–XXVChap. XXV: for the Relief of Kate D. Taylor, Widow of the late Brevet Captain Oliver H. P. Taylor.Apr 11, 1860
  482. Private Law 36–XXVIChap. XXVI: for the Relief of Mariano G. Vallejo.Apr 11, 1860
  483. Private Law 36–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: for the Relief of Francis Huttmann.Apr 13, 1860
  484. Private Law 36–XXIXChap. XXIX: for the Relief of Charles Knap.Apr 13, 1860
  485. Private Law 36–XXXChap. XXX: for the Relief of Tench Tilghman.Apr 14, 1860
  486. Private Law 36–XXXIIChap. XXXII: for the Relief of Angelina C. Bowman, Widow of Francis L. Bowman, late Captain United States Army.Apr 19, 1860
  487. Private Law 36–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: for the Relief of the Heir and legal Representatives of [of] Mark Elisha.Apr 19, 1860
  488. Private Law 36–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: authorizing the Courts to adjudicate the Claim of the legal Representatives of the Sieur de Bonne and of the Chevalier de Repentigny to certain Land at the Sault Ste. Marie, in the State of Michigan.Apr 19, 1860
  489. Private Law 36–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: for the Relief of Stewart McGowan.May 3, 1860
  490. Private Law 36–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: for the Relief of Mrs. Anne M. Smith, Widow of the late Brevet Major-General Persifer F. Smith, Mrs. Harriet B. Macomb, Widow of Major-General Alexander Macomb, and Mrs. Arabella Reily, Widow of Brevet Major-General Bennet Reily.May 7, 1860
  491. Private Law 36–XLIChap. XLI: for the Relief of A. M. Mitchell, late Colonel of Ohio Volunteers in the Mexican War.May 9, 1860
  492. Private Law 36–XLIIChap. XLII: for the Relief of Madison Sweetzer.May 9, 1860
  493. Private Law 36–XLIIIChap. XLIII: to authorize the Issuance of Patents in the Name of James S. Douglass, upon certain Land Entries made at Chockchuma, Mississippi.May 9, 1860
  494. Private Law 36–XLIVChap. XLIV: for the Relief of Tilman Leak.May 9, 1860
  495. Private Law 36–XLVChap. XLV: for the Relief of Richard W. Meade.May 9, 1860
  496. Private Law 36–XLVIChap. XLVI: for the Relief of George Stealey.May 9, 1860
  497. Private Law 36–XLVIIChap. XLVII: for the Relief of David D. Porter.May 9, 1860
  498. Private Law 36–LIIChap. LII: for the Relief of George B. Bacon, late acting Purser of the Sloop-of-War Portsmouth.May 22, 1860
  499. Private Law 36–LIIIChap. LIII: for the Relief of Edward N. Kent.May 22, 1860
  500. Private Law 36–LIVChap. LIV: for the Relief of Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant and Company.May 22, 1860
  501. Private Law 36–LVChap. LV: for the Relief of Samuel A. West, George McCullough, Hiram McCullough, and Charles Pendergrast.May 22, 1860
  502. Private Law 36–LVIIIChap. LVIII: for the Relief of Ann Scott.May 25, 1860
  503. Private Law 36–LIXChap. LIX: for the Relief of Asenath M. Elliott, Widow of Captain Edward G. Elliott.May 25, 1860
  504. Private Law 36–LXIIIChap. LXIII: for the Relief of George F. Brott.May 26, 1860
  505. Private Law 36–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: for the Relief of Jeremiah Pendergast.Jun 1, 1860
  506. Private Law 36–LXIXChap. LXIX: for the Relief of Mrs. Agatha O’Brien, Widow of Brevet Major J. P. J. O’Brien, late of the United States Army.Jun 1, 1860
  507. Private Law 36–LXXChap. LXX: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of Wetonsaw, Son of James Conner.Jun 1, 1860
  508. Private Law 36–LXXIChap. LXXI: to grant the Right of Preëmption to a certain Tract of Land, in the State of Missouri, to the Heirs and legal Representatives of Thomas Maddin, deceased.Jun 1, 1860
  509. Private Law 36–LXXIIChap. LXXII: for the Relief of William P. Bowhay.Jun 1, 1860
  510. Private Law 36–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: for the Relief of Mary J. Maddux.Jun 1, 1860
  511. Private Law 36–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: for the Relief of Mrs. Jane M. McCrabb, Widow of the late Captain John W. McCrabb, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army.Jun 1, 1860
  512. Private Law 36–LXXVChap. LXXV: for the Relief of Wendell Trout.Jun 1, 1860
  513. Private Law 36–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: for the Relief of Braxton Bragg and Randall L. Gibson.Jun 1, 1860
  514. Private Law 36–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: to grant a Pension to Mary I. Harris, Widow of Colonel Thomas L. Harris, deceased.Jun 5, 1860
  515. Private Law 36–LXXXChap. LXXX: for the Relief of M. C. Gritzner.Jun 7, 1860
  516. Private Law 36–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: for the Relief of John Scott, Hill W. House, and Samuel O. House.Jun 7, 1860
  517. Private Law 36–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: for the Relief of the surviving grandchildren of Colonel William Thompson, of the revolutionary army of South Carolina.Jun 7, 1860
  518. Private Law 36–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: for the Relief of John W. Taylor and certain other Assignees of Preemption Land Locations.Jun 7, 1860
  519. Private Law 36–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: for the Relief of Samuel J. Hensley.Jun 9, 1860
  520. Private Law 36–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: for the Relief of Charles James Lanman.Jun 9, 1860
  521. Private Law 36–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: for the Relief of Andrew E. Marshall.Jun 9, 1860
  522. Private Law 36–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: granting a Pension to Adelaide Adams, Widow of Commander George Adams, United States Navy.Jun 9, 1860
  523. Private Law 36–XCChap. XC: for the Relief of the Children and Heir of Alexander Montgomery.Jun 9, 1860
  524. Private Law 36–XCIChap. XCI: for the Relief of John Dixon.Jun 9, 1860
  525. Private Law 36–XCIIChap. XCII: for the Relief of Beda Hayes, Widow of Dudley Hayes, of Granby, Hartford County, Connecticut.Jun 9, 1860
  526. Private Law 36–XCIIIChap. XCIII: for the Relief of Webster S. Steele.Jun 9, 1860
  527. Private Law 36–XCIVChap. XCIV: granting an Invalid Pension to Nathan Randall.Jun 9, 1860
  528. Private Law 36–XCVChap. XCV: granting a Pension to Major John F. Hunter.Jun 9, 1860
  529. Private Law 36–XCVIChap. XCVI: for the Relief of Guadalupe Estudillo de Arguello, Widow of Santiago de Arguello.Jun 9, 1860
  530. Private Law 36–XCVIIChap. XCVII: for the Relief of the Widow and other Heirs of William Higgins, deceased.Jun 9, 1860
  531. Private Law 36–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: for the Relief of Israel Johnson.Jun 9, 1860
  532. Private Law 36–XCIXChap. XCIX: for the Relief of Shade Calloway.Jun 9, 1860
  533. Private Law 36–CChap. C: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of five deceased Clerks in the Philadelphia Custom-House.Jun 9, 1860
  534. Private Law 36–CIChap. CI: granting a Pension to James Lacey, of Grainger County, Tennessee.Jun 9, 1860
  535. Private Law 36–CIIChap. CII: granting a Pension to Abraham Crum.Jun 9, 1860
  536. Private Law 36–CIIIChap. CIII: for the Relief of Emma A. Wood, Widow of the late Brevet Major George W. F. Wood, of the United States Army.Jun 9, 1860
  537. Private Law 36–CIVChap. CIV: for the Relief of W. Y. Hansell, the Heirs of W. H. Underwood, and the Representatives of Samuel Rockwell.Jun 9, 1860
  538. Private Law 36–CVChap. CV: for the Relief of Gotlieb Scheerer.Jun 9, 1860
  539. Private Law 36–CVIChap. CVI: for the Relief of Anthony Schlander.Jun 9, 1860
  540. Private Law 36–CVIIChap. CVII: for the Relief of James Phelan.Jun 9, 1860
  541. Private Law 36–CVIIIChap. CVIII: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of Sylvester Day, late a Surgeon in the United States Army.Jun 9, 1860
  542. Private Law 36–CIXChap. CIX: for the Relief of the Heirs or legal Representatives of Francis Guillory.Jun 9, 1860
  543. Private Law 36–CXChap. CX: for the Relief of R. K. Doebler.Jun 9, 1860
  544. Private Law 36–CXIChap. CXI: for the Relief of Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Martin Burke and Captain Charles S. Winder, of the United States Army.Jun 9, 1860
  545. Private Law 36–CXIIChap. CXII: for the Relief of Charles W. Brooks, of New York.Jun 9, 1860
  546. Private Law 36–CXIIIChap. CXIII: for the Relief of Peter Rogerson and Son, of St. John’s, Newfoundland, owners of the British Brig “Jessie.”Jun 9, 1860
  547. Private Law 36–CXVIChap. CXVI: to reimburse the Corporation of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, a Sum of Money advanced towards the Construction of the Little Falls Bridge.Jun 12, 1860
  548. Private Law 36–CXVIIChap. CXVII: to incorporate the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the District of Columbia.Jun 12, 1860
  549. Private Law 36–CXVIIIChap. CXVIII: for the Relief of Smith and Hunt, of Toledo, Ohio.Jun 12, 1860
  550. Private Law 36–CXIXChap. CXIX: for the Relief of Valentine Wehrheim.Jun 12, 1860
  551. Private Law 36–CXXChap. CXX: to dissolve the “Washington’s Manual Labor School and Male Orphan Asylum Society of the District of Columbia,” and to authorize the Transfer of its Effects to the “Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.”Jun 13, 1860
  552. Private Law 36–CXXIChap. CXXI: extending the Charter incorporating the German Benevolent Society of Washington City, in the District of Columbia, approved July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and forty-two.Jun 13, 1860
  553. Private Law 36–CXXIIChap. CXXII: to Incorporate the Proprietors of Prospect Hill Cemetery.Jun 13, 1860
  554. Private Law 36–CXXIIIChap. CXXIII: for the Relief of Maryett Van Buskirk.Jun 13, 1860
  555. Private Law 36–CXXIVChap. CXXIV: for the Relief of George P. Marsh.Jun 13, 1860
  556. Private Law 36–CXXVChap. CXXV: for the Relief of Francis Lavonture and Pierre Grignon.Jun 13, 1860
  557. Private Law 36–CXXVIChap. CXXVI: granting an Invalid Pension to Beriah Wright, of New York.Jun 13, 1860
  558. Private Law 36–CXXVIIChap. CXXVII: for the Relief of Erastus Hutchins.Jun 13, 1860
  559. Private Law 36–CXXIXChap. CXXIX: to Incorporate the National Gallery and School of Arts in the District of Columbia.Jun 15, 1860
  560. Private Law 36–CXXXIIIChap. CXXXIII: for the Relief of Francis Dainese.Jun 15, 1860
  561. Private Law 36–CXLIVChap. CXLIV: for the Relief of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.Jun 16, 1860
  562. Private Law 36–CXLVChap. CXLV: for the Relief of Anson Dart.Jun 16, 1860
  563. Private Law 36–CXLVIChap. CXLVI: for the Relief of Solomon Wadsworth.Jun 16, 1860
  564. Private Law 36–CXLVIIChap. CXLVII: for the Relief of John Brannan.Jun 16, 1860
  565. Private Law 36–CXLVIIIChap. CXLVIII: for the Relief of R. W. Clarke.Jun 16, 1860
  566. Private Law 36–CXLIXChap. CXLIX: for the Relief of David Myerle.Jun 16, 1860
  567. Private Law 36–CLChap. CL: granting a Pension to Martha Sanderson, Widow of Major Winslow F. Sanderson.Jun 16, 1860
  568. Private Law 36–CLIChap. CLI: granting a Pension to James Alexander, an Invalid Soldier of the War of eighteen hundred and twelve.Jun 16, 1860
  569. Private Law 36–CLIIChap. CLII: for the Relief of J. R. Crump.Jun 16, 1860
  570. Private Law 36–CLIIIChap. CLIII: for the Relief of Anton L. C. Portman.Jun 16, 1860
  571. Private Law 36–CLIVChap. CLIV: for the Relief of Joel M. Smith.Jun 16, 1860
  572. Private Law 36–CLVChap. CLV: for the Relief of Benjamin Sayre.Jun 16, 1860
  573. Private Law 36–CLVIChap. CLVI: for the Relief of Thomas R. Livingston.Jun 18, 1860
  574. Private Law 36–CLIXChap. CLIX: granting an Invalid Pension to Ezekiel Jones.Jun 19, 1860
  575. Private Law 36–CLXChap. CLX: for the Relief of Josiah Atkins, of Ohio.Jun 19, 1860
  576. Private Law 36–CLXIChap. CLXI: to incorporate the East Washington Library Association.Jun 19, 1860
  577. Private Law 36–CLXVIIIChap. CLXVIII: for the Relief of Samuel H. Taylor.Jun 21, 1860
  578. Private Law 36–CLXIXChap. CLXIX: for the Relief of Cassius M. Clay.Jun 21, 1860
  579. Private Law 36–CLXXChap. CLXX: for the Relief of the Heirs or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Charles H. Mason.Jun 21, 1860
  580. Private Law 36–CLXXIChap. CLXXI: for the Relief of Margaret Whitehead.Jun 21, 1860
  581. Private Law 36–CLXXIIChap. CLXXII: for the Relief of Eben S. Hanscomb.Jun 21, 1860
  582. Private Law 36–CLXXIIIChap. CLXXIII: for the Relief of Philip B. Holmes and William Pedrich.Jun 21, 1860
  583. Private Law 36–CLXXIVChap. CLXXIV: for the Relief of Peay and Ayliffe.Jun 21, 1860
  584. Private Law 36–CLXXVChap. CLXXV: for the Relief of Emilie G. Jones, Executrix of Thomas P. Jones, deceased, and Nancy M. Johnson, Administratrix of Walter R. Johnson, deceased.Jun 21, 1860
  585. Private Law 36–CLXXVIChap. CLXXVI: for the Relief of Chauncey W. Fuller.Jun 21, 1860
  586. Private Law 36–CLXXVIIChap. CLXXVII: to confirm certain Private Land Claims in the State of Missouri.Jun 21, 1860
  587. Private Law 36–CLXXVIIIChap. CLXXVIII: to repeal the Second Section and other Portions of an Act passed the second Day of June, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, entitled “An Act to provide for the Location of certain confirmed Private Land Claims in the State of Missouri, and for other Purposes.”Jun 21, 1860
  588. Private Law 36–CLXXXIIChap. CLXXXII: to grant to the City of Port Huron, Michigan, a Part of the Military Reservation of Fort Gratiot, for the Enlargement of the City Cemetery at that Place.Jun 22, 1860
  589. Private Law 36–CXCIChap. CXCI: for the Relief of the California Stage Company.Jun 22, 1860
  590. Private Law 36–CXCIIChap. CXCII: for the Relief of William Nelson.Jun 22, 1860
  591. Private Law 36–CXCIIIChap. CXCIII: for the Relief of Robert Johnston.Jun 22, 1860
  592. Private Law 36–CXCIVChap. CXCIV: to authorize the Settlement of the Accounts of Edward Ely, deceased, late Consul of the United States at Bombay, on Principles of Justice and Equity.Jun 22, 1860
  593. Private Law 36–CXCVChap. CXCV: for the Relief of Mary Preston, Widow of George Preston.Jun 22, 1860
  594. Private Law 36–CXCVIChap. CXCVI: for the Relief of David Waldo.Jun 22, 1860
  595. Private Law 36–CXCVIIChap. CXCVII: for the Relief of Sylvester Gray.Jun 22, 1860
  596. Private Law 36–CXCVIIIChap. CXCVIII: for the Relief of Lieutenant William A. Winder, of the United States Army.Jun 22, 1860
  597. Private Law 36–CXCIXChap. CXCIX: amendatory of an Act approved June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, for the Relief of Sherlock and Shirley.Jun 22, 1860
  598. Private Law 36–CCVIChap. CCVI: for the Relief of Mrs. A. W. Angus, Widow of the late Captain Samuel Angus, United States Navy.Jun 23, 1860
  599. Private Law 36–CCVIIChap. CCVII: for the Relief of Sheldon McKnight.Jun 23, 1860
  600. Private Law 36–CCVIIIChap. CCVIII: for the Relief of William B. Shubrick.Jun 23, 1860
  601. Private Law 36–CCIXChap. CCIX: for the Relief of E. George Squier, of New York.Jun 23, 1860
  602. Private Law 36–CCXChap. CCX: for the Relief of Eli W. Goff.Jun 24, 1860
  603. Private Law 36–CCXIIChap. CCXII: for the Relief of Isaac S. Smith, of Syracuse, New York.Jun 25, 1860
  604. Private Law 36–CCXIIIChap. CCXIII: for the Relief of Elizabeth Smith, of Coffee County, Tennessee.Jun 25, 1860
  605. Private Law 36–CCXIVChap. CCXIV: to grant to the Parish of Point Coupee, Louisiana, certain Tracts of Land in said Parish.Jun 25, 1860
  606. Private Law 36–IVChap. IV: for the Relief of William A. Linn’s Estate.Dec 22, 1860
  607. Private Law 36–VIChap. VI: for the Relief of Lieutenant George L. Hartsuff, United States Army.Jan 5, 1861
  608. Private Law 36–VIIChap. VII: for the Relief of Mrs. Eliza A. Merchant, Widow of the late First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Charles G. Merchant, of the United States Army.Jan 5, 1861
  609. Private Law 36–VIIIChap. VIII: for the Relief of Jeremiah Pendergast, of the District of Columbia.Jan 15, 1861
  610. Private Law 36–IXChap. IX: for the Relief of the Assignee of the Honorable David C. Broderick, deceased.Jan 15, 1861
  611. Private Law 36–XChap. X: for the Relief of Richard C. Martin.Jan 15, 1861
  612. Private Law 36–XIIChap. XII: for the Relief of Franklin Torrey.Jan 19, 1861
  613. Private Law 36–XIIIChap. XIII: for the Relief of Samuel R. Franklin.Jan 23, 1861
  614. Private Law 36–XIVChap. XIV: for the Relief of O. F. D. Fairbanks, Frederick Dodge, and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.Jan 23, 1861
  615. Private Law 36–XVChap. XV: for the Relief of Major Benjamin Alvord, Paymaster United States Army.Jan 23, 1861
  616. Private Law 36–XVIChap. XVI: directing the Secretary of the Interior to liquidate the Accounts of Mitchell and Rammelsburg and Baker and Von Phul.Jan 23, 1861
  617. Private Law 36–XVIIChap. XVII: for the Relief of the Children of the late Captain E. A. Capron.Jan 23, 1861
  618. Private Law 36–XVIIIChap. XVIII: granting a Pension to Eliza Reeves.Jan 26, 1861
  619. Private Law 36–XIXChap. XIX: to authorize the Institution of a Suit against the United States to test the Title to Lots Numbers Five and Six in the Hospital Square in San Francisco.Jan 26, 1861
  620. Private Law 36–XXIChap. XXI: for the Relief of David V. Whiting.Jan 29, 1861
  621. Private Law 36–XXIIChap. XXII: for the Relief of Robert A. Matthews.Jan 29, 1861
  622. Private Law 36–XXIIIChap. XXIII: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a Land Warrant to Daniel Davis.Jan 29, 1861
  623. Private Law 36–XXIVChap. XXIV: for the Relief of Sampson Stanfill.Jan 31, 1861
  624. Private Law 36–XXVChap. XXV: to authorize the Extension and Use of a Branch of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad within the City of Georgetown.Feb 5, 1861
  625. Private Law 36–XXVIChap. XXVI: granting an increase of Pension to William G. Bernard, late a Soldier in the United States Army.Feb 5, 1861
  626. Private Law 36–XXVIIChap. XXVII: for the Benefit of Gabriel J. Johnston.Feb 5, 1861
  627. Private Law 36–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: for the Relief of F. M. Beauchamp and Betsy D. Townsend.Feb 5, 1861
  628. Private Law 36–XXXIChap. XXXI: for the Relief of Mary K. Guthrie, Widow of Presley N. Guthrie.Feb 8, 1861
  629. Private Law 36–XXXIIChap. XXXII: for the Relief of Moses Meeker.Feb 8, 1861
  630. Private Law 36–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: for the Relief of Aaron H. Palmer.Feb 13, 1861
  631. Private Law 36–XXXVChap. XXXV: granting a Pension to Gregory Patti.Feb 13, 1861
  632. Private Law 36–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: for the Relief of the Parish of Saint Matthew’s Church, of the City of Washington.Feb 16, 1861
  633. Private Law 36–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: for the Relief of John Peebles.Feb 18, 1861
  634. Private Law 36–XLChap. XL: for the Relief of Townsend Harris or his Heirs or legal Representatives.Feb 18, 1861
  635. Private Law 36–XLIChap. XLI: for the Relief of William Cowing.Feb 18, 1861
  636. Private Law 36–XLIIIChap. XLIII: for the Relief of Randall Pegg.Feb 19, 1861
  637. Private Law 36–XLVIChap. XLVI: for the Relief of Laura C. Humber, Widow of Charles H. Humber.Feb 20, 1861
  638. Private Law 36–XLVIIChap. XLVII: for the Relief of James Smith.Feb 20, 1861
  639. Private Law 36–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: for the Relief of Annie D. Reeves.Feb 20, 1861
  640. Private Law 36–LChap. L: for the Relief of Samuel S. Green.Feb 23, 1861
  641. Private Law 36–LIChap. LI: for the Relief of James Floyd.Feb 23, 1861
  642. Private Law 36–LIIChap. LII: for the Relief of Mary Walbach, Widow of the late Brevet Brigadier General John De B. Walbach, of the United States Army.Feb 23, 1861
  643. Private Law 36–LIIIChap. LIII: for the Relief of Azel Spalding.Feb 23, 1861
  644. Private Law 36–LIVChap. LIV: for the Relief of Captain Alexander V. Frazer.Feb 23, 1861
  645. Private Law 36–LVChap. LV: for the Relief of Samuel Perry.Feb 23, 1861
  646. Private Law 36–LXIIChap. LXII: for the Relief of Thomas Chittenden.Feb 28, 1861
  647. Private Law 36–LXIIIChap. LXIII: for the Relief of Messrs. Coale & Barr.Mar 1, 1861
  648. Private Law 36–LXIVChap. LXIV: for the Relief of Augustus H. Evans.Mar 1, 1861
  649. Private Law 36–LXVChap. LXV: granting a Pension to Prentis Champlain.Mar 1, 1861
  650. Private Law 36–LXVIChap. LXVI: to confirm a certain Private Land Claim in the Territory of New Mexico.Mar 1, 1861
  651. Private Law 36–LXVIIChap. LXVII: for the Relief of Greenbury M. Watkins, of Montgomery County, Maryland.Mar 1, 1861
  652. Private Law 36–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: for the Relief of Richard Chenery.Mar 2, 1861
  653. Private Law 36–XCChap. XC: for the Relief of William Sutton.Mar 2, 1861
  654. Private Law 36–XCIChap. XCI: granting a Pension to Jane Yates.Mar 2, 1861
  655. Private Law 36–XCIIChap. XCII: granting an Invalid Pension to Charles Appleton.Mar 2, 1861
  656. Private Law 36–XCIIIChap. XCIII: for the Relief of John Y. Sewell.Mar 2, 1861
  657. Private Law 36–XCIVChap. XCIV: for the Relief of Mrs. Mary Ann Henry.Mar 2, 1861
  658. Private Law 36–XCVChap. XCV: for the Relief of Simon de Visser and Jose Villarubia, of New Orleans.Mar 2, 1861
  659. Private Law 36–XCVIChap. XCVI: for the Relief of John H. Wheeler.Mar 2, 1861
  660. Private Law 36–XCVIIChap. XCVII: for the Relief of Katherine K. Russell.Mar 2, 1861
  661. Private Law 36–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: for the Relief of Leslie Combs and Robert H. Crittenden, Sureties of the late A. J. Mitchell, Purser in the United States Navy.Mar 2, 1861
  662. Private Law 36–XCIXChap. XCIX: for the Relief of Eliza B. Mills, Widow of Robert Mills.Mar 2, 1861
  663. Private Law 36–CChap. C: for the Relief of Henry Rice.Mar 2, 1861
  664. Private Law 36–CIChap. CI: granting a Pension to Eliza M. Plympton.Mar 2, 1861
  665. Private Law 36–CIIChap. CII: to enable the Trustees of the Bluemont College to preëmpt a certain Quarter Section of Land, and for other Purposes.Mar 2, 1861
  666. Private Law 36–CIIIChap. CIII: for the Relief of Taylor Dudley, of Minnesota.Mar 2, 1861
  667. Private Law 36–CIVChap. CIV: for the Confirmation of the Title to the Saline Lands in Jackson County, State of Illinois, to D. H. Brush, and Others.Mar 2, 1861
  668. Private Law 36–CVChap. CV: for the Relief of Thomas G. Corbin.Mar 2, 1861
  669. Private Law 36–CVIChap. CVI: for the Relief of Daniel B. Hibbard.Mar 2, 1861
  670. Private Law 36–CVIIChap. CVII: for the Relief of Lewis Warrington, Paymaster, United States Navy.Mar 2, 1861
  671. Private Law 36–CVIIIChap. CVIII: for the Relief of Commander Thomas J. Page, United States Navy.Mar 2, 1861
  672. Private Law 36–CIXChap. CIX: for the Relief of Hockaday and Ligget.
  673. Private Law 37–XIVChap. XIV: for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the United States Sloop-of-war Levant, and for other Purposes.Jul 24, 1861
  674. Private Law 37–XVChap. XV: for the Relief of certain Musicians and Soldiers stationed at Fort Sumter, in South Carolina.Jul 24, 1861
  675. Private Law 37–XVIChap. XVI: for the Relief of the Ohio and other Volunteers.Jul 24, 1861
  676. Private Law 37–XXVIChap. XXVI: to authorise the Issue of a Register to the Steamer “Estella.”Jul 29, 1861
  677. Private Law 37–XLIIIChap. XLIII: for the Relief of John C. McConnell.Aug 3, 1861
  678. Private Law 37–LXVIIChap. LXVII: authorizing the Secretary of War to pay the Volunteers, who, under the Command of Charles W. White, and by Order of Brigadier-General T. A. Morris, enlisted to protect the Railroad Bridges and other Property, in the Vicinity of Oakland, Alleghany County, Maryland.Aug 6, 1861
  679. Private Law 37–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: to provide for the Payment of Arnold and Willett for Bread, and Henry North, for Wood, supplied to the United States Volunteers in Maryland.Aug 6, 1861
  680. Private Law 37–VIIChap. VII: for the Relief of the Owner of the British Ship “Perthshire.”Jan 17, 1862
  681. Private Law 37–XVIChap. XVI: for the Relief of William Y. Strong.Jan 31, 1862
  682. Private Law 37–XXVIChap. XXVI: for the Relief of Philip Speyer & Co., of the City of New York.Feb 13, 1862
  683. Private Law 37–XLIIChap. XLII: for the Relief of Z. B. Caverly, late Secretary of Legation at Lima, Peru.Mar 14, 1862
  684. Private Law 37–LXChap. LX: to authorise the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of California to hear and determine upon its Merits the Claim of Pedro Chaboya to a certain Tract of Land in California, called La Posa San Juan Bautista.Apr 25, 1862
  685. Private Law 37–LXIChap. LXI: for the Relief of the Owners, Officers, and Crew of the Danish Bark “Jorgen Lorentzen.”Apr 25, 1862
  686. Private Law 37–LXIIChap. LXII: for the Relief of Francis Huttmann.May 1, 1862
  687. Private Law 37–LXIVChap. LXIV: for the Relief of Sylvester Crooks.May 12, 1862
  688. Private Law 37–LXVChap. LXV: for the Relief of the Owners, Officers, and Crew of the Spanish Bark “Providencia.”May 12, 1862
  689. Private Law 37–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: for the Relief of John Skirving.May 13, 1862
  690. Private Law 37–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: for the Relief of Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Ruff, of the United States Army.May 17, 1862
  691. Private Law 37–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: for the Benefit of Robert Small, and others.May 30, 1862
  692. Private Law 37–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: for the Relief of John Goulding.May 30, 1862
  693. Private Law 37–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: for the Relief of Horace M. Hieskell, a Paymaster in the United States Navy.May 30, 1862
  694. Private Law 37–CChap. C: for the reciprocal Extinguishment of certain Claims between the United States and the Representatives of Robert Brent, deceased.Jun 11, 1862
  695. Private Law 37–CVIChap. CVI: for the Relief of Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant.Jun 17, 1862
  696. Private Law 37–CVIIChap. CVII: for the Relief of Oliver Spencer Wood.Jun 17, 1862
  697. Private Law 37–CXIIIChap. CXIII: for the Relief of Rose M. Harte, Widow of Edward Harte.Jun 19, 1862
  698. Private Law 37–CXIVChap. CXIV: for the Relief of the Sufferers by the burning of the Washington Infirmary on the Night of November 3d, 1861.Jun 19, 1862
  699. Private Law 37–CXVIIChap. CXVII: for the Relief of Commodore Hiram Paulding.Jun 20, 1862
  700. Private Law 37–CXVIIIChap. CXVIII: to pay B. Y. Shelley for his Claim and Improvements taken from him by the Omaha Reservation in the Territory of Nebraska.Jun 20, 1862
  701. Private Law 37–CXXXIChap. CXXXI: granting a Pension to Lawrence P. N. Landrum, of Taylor County, Kentucky.Jul 2, 1862
  702. Private Law 37–CXXXIIChap. CXXXII: for the Relief of the President and Directors of the Panama Railroad Company.Jul 2, 1862
  703. Private Law 37–CXXXVIChap. CXXXVI: for the Relief of J. W. Nye.Jul 5, 1862
  704. Private Law 37–CXXXVIIChap. CXXXVII: for the Relief of Brigadier General Joseph G. Totten.Jul 5, 1862
  705. Private Law 37–CLIIChap. CLII: for the Relief of D. G. Farragut.Jul 11, 1862
  706. Private Law 37–CLIIIChap. CLIII: for the Relief of Louisa Abert Byrne.Jul 11, 1862
  707. Private Law 37–CLXIIChap. CLXII: for the Relief of Fanny Mactier Smith.Jul 12, 1862
  708. Private Law 37–CLXXVIChap. CLXXVI: granting an Invalid Pension to Hugh H. Howard, of Hockingport, State of Ohio.Jul 14, 1862
  709. Private Law 37–CXCIChap. CXCI: for the Relief of Robert M. Evans.Jul 16, 1862
  710. Private Law 37–CXCIIChap. CXCII: to confirm and establish a Patent heretofore granted to Etienne Bernot, dated July twenty-four, eighteen hundred and sixty, and to secure to George Somerville Norris, the Assignee of said Patent, the Benefit of the full term for which said Patent was granted.Jul 16, 1862
  711. Private Law 37–CXCIIIChap. CXCIII: to secure one Month’s Pay and Pension to Margaret Bailey, Widow of George B. Bailey, Lieutenant Colonel in the Ninth Regiment of Virginia Volunteers.Jul 16, 1862
  712. Private Law 37–CXCIVChap. CXCIV: for the Relief of James N. Muller, Supervising Inspector of Steamboats for the Third Supervising District.Jul 16, 1862
  713. Private Law 37–IIChap. II: for the Relief of the Owners of the French Brig “Jules et Marie.”Dec 15, 1862
  714. Private Law 37–VIIIChap. VIII: to indemnify certain Citizens of the United States, residing in the State of Delaware, for Expenses incurred by them in Defence of the United States.Jan 7, 1863
  715. Private Law 37–XIIChap. XII: for the Relief of John B. Motley.Jan 23, 1863
  716. Private Law 37–XVChap. XV: for the Relief of William B. Snowhook and others.Jan 30, 1863
  717. Private Law 37–XVIChap. XVI: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of Seneca G. Simmons.Jan 31, 1863
  718. Private Law 37–XVIIIChap. XVIII: to provide for the Payment of Expenses incurred by the Marshal of Boston for Repairs to the United States Court House.Feb 3, 1863
  719. Private Law 37–XXXChap. XXX: to authorize the Court of Claims of the United States to hear and determine the Claim of the Heirs of Stephen Johnston, deceased.Feb 9, 1863
  720. Private Law 37–XXXIChap. XXXI: for the Relief of Isaac Vanderpoel.Feb 10, 1863
  721. Private Law 37–XXXVChap. XXXV: for the Relief of the Owners of the Norwegian Bark “Admiral P. Tordenskiold.”Feb 14, 1863
  722. Private Law 37–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: for the Relief of Joseph W. Duer, Ansel L. Dyer, and William W. Dyer.Feb 18, 1863
  723. Private Law 37–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: for the Relief of Cyrus Clapp and his Guarantors or Sureties.Feb 18, 1863
  724. Private Law 37–XLChap. XL: for the Relief of John Cradlebaugh.Feb 18, 1863
  725. Private Law 37–XLIChap. XLI: for the Relief of Certain of the Crew of the Ship Nightingale.Feb 19, 1863
  726. Private Law 37–XLIIChap. XLII: for the Relief of Ignatius C. Mattingly, Postmaster at Bardstown, Kentucky.Feb 19, 1863
  727. Private Law 37–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: for the Benefit of Simon and Emanuel Bamberger.Feb 20, 1863
  728. Private Law 37–LVIIChap. LVII: for the Relief of Colonel Joseph Paddock.Feb 24, 1863
  729. Private Law 37–LXIIChap. LXII: for the Relief of Lieutenant Herman Tuerck.Feb 25, 1863
  730. Private Law 37–LXIIIChap. LXIII: for the Relief of Hannibal Graham.Feb 25, 1863
  731. Private Law 37–LXIVChap. LXIV: for the Relief of Emma L. Fuller.Feb 25, 1863
  732. Private Law 37–LXVChap. LXV: for the Relief of Thomas Young and George Young, Owners of the Schooner “Elizabeth Mary.”Feb 25, 1863
  733. Private Law 37–LXVIChap. LXVI: for the Relief of Elizabeth M. Baxter, Widow of the late Robert Baxter, Second Lieutenant in the tenth Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers.Feb 25, 1863
  734. Private Law 37–CXXIChap. CXXI: for the Relief of O. B. and Oliver S. Latham.Mar 3, 1863
  735. Private Law 37–CXXIIChap. CXXII: for the Relief of Benjamin T. Watson.Mar 3, 1863
  736. Private Law 37–CXXIIIChap. CXXIII: for the Relief of Susan Dickson, Widow of John Dickson, deceased.Mar 3, 1863
  737. Private Law 37–CXXIVChap. CXXIV: for the Relief of the Administrator of Captain Richard Stevenson, deceased.Mar 3, 1863
  738. Private Law 37–CXXVChap. CXXV: granting a Pension to Frances H. Plummer, Widow of the late Brigadier-General Joseph B. Plummer, of the United States Army.Mar 3, 1863
  739. Private Law 37–CXXVIChap. CXXVI: to grant a Pension of eight Dollars per Month, during her Widowhood, to Elizabeth Housener.Mar 3, 1863
  740. Private Law 37–CXXVIIChap. CXXVII: for the Relief of Caroline T. Renshaw.Mar 3, 1863
  741. Private Law 37–CXXVIIIChap. CXXVIII: for the Relief of Margaret L. Stevens, Widow of Brigadier-General Isaac I. Stevens.Mar 3, 1863