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119th Congress

Volume 15

1867–1869 · 40th Congress · sessions 1–3 · 609 public laws.

  1. Public Law 40–IChap. I: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to amend an Act entitled ‘An Act to incorporate a National Military and Naval Asylum for the Retief of the totally disabled Officers and Men of the Volunteer Forces of the United States,’” approved March twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.Mar 12, 1867
  2. Public Law 40–IIChap. II: making Appropriations for the Expenses of Commissioners sent by the President to the Indian Country.Mar 14, 1867
  3. Public Law 40–IIIChap. III: to repeal a Joint Resolution entitled “A Resolution to provide for the Removal of the Wreck of the Steamship Scotland,” approved January twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Mar 16, 1867
  4. Public Law 40–IVChap. IV: to clothe the maimed and destitute Soldiers.Mar 22, 1867
  5. Public Law 40–VChap. V: in Relation to a certain Tract of Land in Burlington, Iowa.Mar 22, 1867
  6. Public Law 40–VIChap. VI: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to provide for the more efficient Government of the Rebel States,” passed March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and to facilitate Restoration.Mar 23, 1867
  7. Public Law 40–VIIChap. VII: to provide for a District and a Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska, and for other Purposes.Mar 25, 1867
  8. Public Law 40–VIIIChap. VIII: exempt Wrapping-Paper, made from Wood or Cornstalks, from Internal Tax, and for other Purposes.Mar 26, 1867
  9. Public Law 40–IXChap. IX: in Relation to the Acknowledgment of Deeds in the District of Columbia.Mar 26, 1867
  10. Public Law 40–XChap. X: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Art to reimburse the State of West Virginia for Moneys expended for the United States in enrolling, equipping, and paying military Forces to aid in suppressing the Rebellion,” approved June twenty-one, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.Mar 26, 1867
  11. Public Law 40–XIChap. XI: to authorize the Entry and Occupation of a Portion of Long Island, in Boston Harbor, for military Purposes.Mar 28, 1867
  12. Public Law 40–XIIChap. XII: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to sell the Gover[n]ment Warehouses on Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, New York.Mar 28, 1867
  13. Public Law 40–XIIIChap. XIII: making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for contingent Expenses of the Senate of the United States for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and for other Purposes.Mar 29, 1867
  14. Public Law 40–XIVChap. XIV: to reimburse the States of Indiana and Ohio for Moneys expended for the United States in enrolling, equipping, and provisioning Militia forces to aid in suppressing the Rebellion.Mar 29, 1867
  15. Public Law 40–XVChap. XV: to grant to the American Atlantic Cable Telegraph Company, of New York, the Right of Way and Privilege to lay, land, and operate a Submarine Telegraph Cable on the Atlantic Coast of the United States, and establish Telegraph Communication between the United States and Europe, via the Bermudas and Azores islands.Mar 29, 1867
  16. Public Law 40–XVIChap. XVI: establish a Port of Delivery at Chester, Pennsylvania.Mar 29, 1867
  17. Public Law 40–XVIIChap. XVII: to increase the Force in the Patent-Office.Mar 29, 1867
  18. Public Law 40–XVIIIChap. XVIII: to incorporate the Lincoln Monument Association.Mar 29, 1867
  19. Public Law 40–XXChap. XX: to authorize the Appointment of certain Watchmen, and for other Purposes.Mar 30, 1867
  20. Public Law 40–XXIChap. XXI: amendatory of the organic Act of Colorado Territory.Mar 30, 1867
  21. Public Law 40–XXIIChap. XXII: for the Support in Part of the National Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Home in the District of Columbia.Mar 30, 1867
  22. Public Law 40–XXIIIChap. XXIII: extending to the State of Nebraska the Provisions of an Act relating to Agricultural Colleges.Mar 30, 1867
  23. Public Law 40–XXIVChap. XXIV: to provide in Part for grading the Public Grounds, and for other Purposes.Mar 30, 1867
  24. Public Law 40–XXVIIChap. XXVII: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes,” passed March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jul 19, 1867
  25. Public Law 40–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: for the Relief of certain Soldiers and Sailors therein designated.Jul 19, 1867
  26. Public Law 40–XXIXChap. XXIX: to establish certain Post-Roads.Jul 19, 1867
  27. Public Law 40–XXXChap. XXX: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to provide far the more efficient Government of the Rebel States,” passed on the second day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and the Act supplementary thereto, passed on the twenty-third day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jul 19, 1867
  28. Public Law 40–XXXIIChap. XXXII: to establish Peace with certain Hostile Indian Tribes.Jul 20, 1867
  29. Public Law 40–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: to carry into Effect the Convention with the Republic of Venezuela for the Adjustment of Claims of Citizens of the United States on the Government of that Republic.Jul 20, 1867
  30. Public Law 40–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: amendatory of “An Act making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for contingent Expenses of the Senate of the United States for the fiscal Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and for other Purposes.Jul 20, 1867
  31. Public Law 40–IChap. I: granting a certain Right of Way to the Hudson River West Shore Railroad Company.Dec 14, 1867
  32. Public Law 40–IIChap. II: to provide for changing of Names of Persons in the District of Columbia.Dec 20, 1867
  33. Public Law 40–IIIChap. III: to prevent Frauds in the Collection of the Tax on distilled Spirits.Jan 11, 1868
  34. Public Law 40–VChap. V: to provide for the Exemption of Cotton from internal Tax.Feb 3, 1868
  35. Public Law 40–VIChap. VI: to suspend further Reduction of the Currency.Feb 4, 1868
  36. Public Law 40–VIIChap. VII: in Relation to taxing Shares in national Banks.Feb 10, 1868
  37. Public Law 40–VIIIChap. VIII: making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Execution of the Reconstruction Laws, and for the Service of the Quartermaster‘s Department of the Government, for the fiscal Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes.Feb 12, 1868
  38. Public Law 40–IXChap. IX: to facilitate the Collection of the direct Tax in the State of Delaware.Feb 21, 1868
  39. Public Law 40–XChap. X: to authorize the Southern Minnesota Railroad Company to construct and maintain a Bridge across the Mississippi River and establish a Post Route.Feb 21, 1868
  40. Public Law 40–XIChap. XI: in Relation to additional Bounty.Feb 21, 1868
  41. Public Law 40–XIIIChap. XIII: for the Protection in certain Cases of Persons making Disclosures as Parties, or testifying as Witnesses.Feb 25, 1868
  42. Public Law 40–XVChap. XV: to establish and declare the Railroad and Bridges of the New Orleans, Mobile, and Chattanooga Railroad Company, as hereafter constructed, a Post-Road, and for other Purposes.Mar 2, 1868
  43. Public Law 40–XVIChap. XVI: extending the Time for the Completion of the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad.Mar 2, 1868
  44. Public Law 40–XVIIChap. XVII: in Relation to Islands in the Great Miami River.Mar 2, 1868
  45. Public Law 40–XIXChap. XIX: authorizing the Sale of an unoccupied military Site at Waterford, Pennsylvania.Mar 4, 1868
  46. Public Law 40–XXChap. XX: restoring Lands to Market along the Line of the Pacific Railroads and Branches.Mar 6, 1868
  47. Public Law 40–XXIChap. XXI: for the Relief of Settlers on the late Sioux Indian Reservation in the State of Minnesota.Mar 6, 1868
  48. Public Law 40–XXIIChap. XXII: Relation to the Promulgation of the Laws of the United States.Mar 9, 1868
  49. Public Law 40–XXIVChap. XXIV: for the temporary Relief of destitute People in the District of Columbia.Mar 10, 1868
  50. Public Law 40–XXVChap. XXV: to amend the Act passed March twenty-third, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, entitled “An Act supplementary to ‘An Act to provide for the more efficient Government of the rebel States,’ passed March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and to facilitate their Restoration.”Mar 11, 1868
  51. Public Law 40–XXVIChap. XXVI: to revive an Act to constitute Hannibal, Missouri, and Peoria, Illinois, Ports of Delivery.Mar 12, 1868
  52. Public Law 40–XXVIIChap. XXVII: providing for holding a circuit Court at the City of Erie, Pennsylvania.Mar 12, 1868
  53. Public Law 40–XXIXChap. XXIX: facilitate the Settlement of Paymasters’ Accounts.Mar 16, 1868
  54. Public Law 40–XXXChap. XXX: making Appropriations for the Support of the military Academy for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Mar 16, 1868
  55. Public Law 40–XXXIChap. XXXI: to facilitate the Payment of Soldiers’ Bounties under Act of eighteen hundred and sixty-six.Mar 19, 1868
  56. Public Law 40–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to amend the Judiciary Act, passed the twenty-fourth of September, seventeen hundred and eighty-nine.”Mar 27, 1868
  57. Public Law 40–XXXVChap. XXXV: establish certain Post-Roads.Mar 30, 1868
  58. Public Law 40–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide for the prompt Settlement of public Accounts,” approved March three, eighteen hundred and seventeen.Mar 30, 1868
  59. Public Law 40–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department during the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Mar 30, 1868
  60. Public Law 40–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: making Appropriations for the consular and diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and for other Purposes.Mar 30, 1868
  61. Public Law 40–XLIChap. XLI: to exempt certain Manufactures from internal Tax, and for other Purposes.Mar 31, 1868
  62. Public Law 40–XLIIIChap. XLIII: making Appropriations for the Expenses of the Trial of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson and other contingent Expenses of the Senate for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes.May 19, 1868
  63. Public Law 40–XLVIChap. XLVI: to grant the Right of Way to the Whitehall and Plattsburgh Railroad Company.May 20, 1868
  64. Public Law 40–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: extend the Charter of Washington City, also to regulate the Selection of Officers, and for other Purposes.May 28, 1868
  65. Public Law 40–XLIXChap. XLIX: making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Execution of the Reconstruction Laws in the third military District for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.May 30, 1868
  66. Public Law 40–LChap. L: declaring Saint George, Boothbay, Bucksport, Vinalhaven, and North Haven, in the State of Maine, and San Antonio, in the State of Texas, Ports of Delivery.Jun 5, 1868
  67. Public Law 40–LIChap. LI: to partially supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the fiscal Year ending on the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.Jun 8, 1868
  68. Public Law 40–LIIChap. LII: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and for other Purposes.Jun 8, 1868
  69. Public Law 40–LIIIChap. LIII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act for the Relief of the Inhabitants of Cities and Towns upon the public Lands,” approved March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jun 8, 1868
  70. Public Law 40–LIVChap. LIV: to extend the Time for completing the military Road authorized by an Act entitled “An Act granting Lands to the States of Michigan and Wisconsin to aid in the Construction of a military Road from Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor, Keweenaw County, in the State of Michigan, to Fort Howard, Green Bay, in the State of Wisconsin.”Jun 8, 1868
  71. Public Law 40–LVChap. LV: to further provide for giving Effect to the various Grants of public Lands to the State of Nevada.Jun 8, 1868
  72. Public Law 40–LXIChap. LXI: making Appropriations for the naval Service for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Jun 17, 1868
  73. Public Law 40–LXIXChap. LXIX: to admit the State of Arkansas to Representation in Congress.Jun 22, 1868
  74. Public Law 40–LXXChap. LXX: to admit the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, to Representation in Congress.Jun 25, 1868
  75. Public Law 40–LXXIChap. LXXI: to provide for Appeals from the Court of Claims, and for other Purposes.Jun 25, 1868
  76. Public Law 40–LXXIIChap. LXXII: constituting eight Homs a Day’s Work for all Laborers, Workmen, and Mechanics employed by or on Behalf of the Government of the United States.Jun 25, 1868
  77. Public Law 40–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: for the Relief of certain Exporters of Rum.Jun 25, 1868
  78. Public Law 40–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: to re-establish the Boundaries of the Collection Districts of Michigan and Michilimackinac, and to change the Names of the Collection Districts of Michilimackinac and Port Huron.Jun 25, 1868
  79. Public Law 40–LXXVChap. LXXV: to extend the Boundaries of the Collection District of Philadelphia so as to include the whole consolidated City of Philadelphia.Jun 25, 1868
  80. Public Law 40–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide for carrying the Mails from the United States to foreign Ports, and for other Purposes,” approved March twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.Jun 25, 1868
  81. Public Law 40–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: relative to filing Reports of Railroad Companies.Jun 25, 1868
  82. Public Law 40–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: appropriating Money to sustain the Indian Commission, and carry out Treaties made thereby.Jun 25, 1868
  83. Public Law 40–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: to change the Times of holding the District and Circuit Courts of the United States in the several Districts in the State of Tennessee.Jun 25, 1868
  84. Public Law 40–LXXXChap. LXXX: to amend an Act entitled “An Act granting Lands to aid in the Construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Central Pacific Railroad, in California, to Portland, in Oregon.Jun 25, 1868
  85. Public Law 40–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: relating to the Supreme Court of the United States.Jun 25, 1868
  86. Public Law 40–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to change the Names of certain Vessels.Jun 25, 1868
  87. Public Law 40–XVIIChap. XVII: relating to contested Elections in the City of Washington, District of Columbia.Jun 27, 1868
  88. Public Law 40–CXVIIIChap. CXVIII: for holding Terms of the District Court of the United States for the southern District of Illinois at the City of Cairo, in said State.Jul 3, 1868
  89. Public Law 40–CXXXIChap. CXXXI: confirming the Title to a Tract of Land in Burlington, Iowa.Jul 4, 1868
  90. Public Law 40–CXXXIVChap. CXXXIV: to authorize the Construction of a Bridge over the Black River, in Lorain County, Ohio.Jul 6, 1868
  91. Public Law 40–CXXXVChap. CXXXV: to continue the Bureau for the Relief of Freedmen and Refugees, and for other Purposes.Jul 6, 1868
  92. Public Law 40–CXXXVIChap. CXXXVI: to incorporate the Congregation of the First Presbyterian Church of Washington.Jul 7, 1868
  93. Public Law 40–CXXXVIIChap. CXXXVII: to amend section five of an Act entitled “An Act concerning the registering and recording of Ships or Vessels,” approved December thirty-one, seventeen hundred and ninety-two.Jul 7, 1868
  94. Public Law 40–CXXXIXChap. CXXXIX: prescribing an Oath of Office to be taken by Persons from whom legal Disabilities shall have been removed.Jul 11, 1868
  95. Public Law 40–CXLChap. CXL: to incorporate the Connecticut Avenue and Park Railway Company in the District of Columbia.Jul 13, 1868
  96. Public Law 40–CXLIChap. CXLI: to incorporate the National Hotel Company, of Washington City.Jul 13, 1868
  97. Public Law 40–CXLIIChap. CXLII: to amend the Act of third March, eighteen hundred and sixty jive, providing for the Construction of certain Wagon Roads in Dakota Territory.Jul 13, 1868
  98. Public Law 40–CXLIIIChap. CXLIII: to provide for certain Claims against the Department of Agriculture.Jul 13, 1868
  99. Public Law 40–CLXXVChap. CLXXV: to create the Office of Surveyor-General in the Territory of Utah, and establish a Land Office in said Territory, and extend the Homestead and Pre-emption Laws over the same.Jul 16, 1868
  100. Public Law 40–CLXXVIChap. CLXXVI: making Appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial Expenses of the Government, for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Jul 20, 1868
  101. Public Law 40–CLXXVIIChap. CLXXVII: making Appropriations for sundry civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and for other Purposes.Jul 20, 1868
  102. Public Law 40–CLXXVIIIChap. CLXXVIII: to facilitate the Settlement of certain Prize Cases in the Southern District of Florida.Jul 20, 1868
  103. Public Law 40–CLXXIXChap. CLXXIX: authorizing the Construction of a Bridge across the Missouri River, upon the military Reservation at Port Leavenworth, Kansas.Jul 20, 1868
  104. Public Law 40–CLXXXChap. CLXXX: for the Registration or Enrolment of certain foreign Vessels.Jul 20, 1868
  105. Public Law 40–CLXXXIChap. CLXXXI: concerning the Tax Commissioners for the State of Arkansas.Jul 20, 1868
  106. Public Law 40–CLXXXIIChap. CLXXXII: amendatory of an Act approved July twenty-six [five], eighteen hundred and sixty-six, entitled “An Act to authorize the Construction of certain Bridges, and to establish them as Post-Roads.”Jul 20, 1868
  107. Public Law 40–CLXXXIIIChap. CLXXXIII: providing for the Sale of a Portion of the Fort Gratiot military Reservation in St. Clair County, in the State of Michigan.Jul 20, 1868
  108. Public Law 40–CLXXXIVChap. CLXXXIV: to aid the Improvement of the Des Moines and Rock Island Rapids, in the Mississippi River.Jul 20, 1868
  109. Public Law 40–CLXXXVChap. CLXXXV: declaratory of the Law in Regard to Officers cashiered or dismissed from the Army by the Sentence of a general Court-Martial.Jul 20, 1868
  110. Public Law 40–CLXXXVIChap. CLXXXVI: imposing Taxes on distilled Spirits and Tobacco, and for other Purposes.Jul 20, 1868
  111. Public Law 40–CCXXVIChap. CCXXVI: to construct a Wagon Road from West Point to Cornwall Landing, all in the County of Orange, State of New York.Jul 23, 1868
  112. Public Law 40–CCXXVIIChap. CCXXVII: to authorize the temporary Supplying of Vacancies in the Executive Departments.Jul 23, 1868
  113. Public Law 40–CCXXVIIIChap. CCXXVIII: making a Grant of Land to the State of Minnesota to aid in the Improvement of the Navigation of the Mississippi River.Jul 23, 1868
  114. Public Law 40–CCXXIXChap. CCXXIX: making Appropriations for the Payment of invalid and other Pensions of the United Stales for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Jul 23, 1868
  115. Public Law 40–CCXXXChap. CCXXX: to incorporate the “Washington Target-shooting Association,” in the District of Columbia.Jul 23, 1868
  116. Public Law 40–CCXXXIIIChap. CCXXXIII: making Appropriations and to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the Government for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen handled and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes.Jul 25, 1868
  117. Public Law 40–CCXXXIVChap. CCXXXIV: for the Relief of the loyal Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians.Jul 25, 1868
  118. Public Law 40–CCXXXVChap. CCXXXV: to provide a temporary Government for the Territory of Wyoming.Jul 25, 1868
  119. Public Law 40–CCXXXVIChap. CCXXXVI: in Addition to an Act passed March twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and four, entitled “An Act in Addition to an Act entitled ‘An Act for the Punishment of certain Crimes against the United States.’”Jul 25, 1868
  120. Public Law 40–CCXXXVIIChap. CCXXXVII: to provide for a further Issue of temporary Loan Certificates, for the Purpose of redeeming and retiring the Remainder of the outstanding compound Interest Notes.Jul 25, 1868
  121. Public Law 40–CCXXXVIIIChap. CCXXXVIII: to create an additional land District in the State of Minnesota.Jul 25, 1868
  122. Public Law 40–CCXXXIXChap. CCXXXIX: to incorporate the National Life Insurance Company of the United States of America.Jul 25, 1868
  123. Public Law 40–CCXLChap. CCXL: to confirm the Title to certain Lands in the State of Nebraska.Jul 25, 1868
  124. Public Law 40–CCXLIChap. CCXLI: authorizing the Trustees of Union Chapel, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the City of Washington, to mortgage their Property for Church Purposes.Jul 25, 1868
  125. Public Law 40–CCXLIIChap. CCXLII: to extend the Time for the Construction of the Southern Pacific Railroad in the State of California.Jul 25, 1868
  126. Public Law 40–CCXLIIIChap. CCXLIII: providing for the Sale of the Arsenal Grounds at Saint Louis and Liberty, Missouri, and for other Purposes.Jul 25, 1868
  127. Public Law 40–CCXLIVChap. CCXLIV: to establish certain Post-Roads.Jul 25, 1868
  128. Public Law 40–CCXLVChap. CCXLV: relating to the Freedmen’s Bureau and providing for its Discontinuance.Jul 25, 1868
  129. Public Law 40–CCXLVIChap. CCXLVI: to further amend the postal Laws.Jul 27, 1868
  130. Public Law 40–CCXLVIIChap. CCXLVII: making an Appropriation of Money to carry into Effect the Treaty with Russia of March thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jul 27, 1868
  131. Public Law 40–CCXLVIIIChap. CCXLVIII: 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 thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and for other Purposes.Jul 27, 1868
  132. Public Law 40–CCXLIXChap. CCXLIX: concerning the Rights of American Citizens in foreign States.Jul 27, 1868
  133. Public Law 40–CCLChap. CCL: to establish a new Land District in the State of Nebraska.Jul 27, 1868
  134. Public Law 40–CCLIChap. CCLI: to regulate the Sale of Hay in the District of Columbia.Jul 27, 1868
  135. Public Law 40–CCLIIChap. CCLII: to incorporate the Evening Star Newspaper Company, of Washington.Jul 27, 1868
  136. Public Law 40–CCLIIIChap. CCLIII: to authorize the City of Washington to issue Bonds for the Purpose of paying the floating Debt of the City.Jul 27, 1868
  137. Public Law 40–CCLIVChap. CCLIV: to amend Section one of “An Act to prevent and punish Frauds upon the Revenue, and for other Purposes,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.Jul 27, 1868
  138. Public Law 40–CCLVChap. CCLV: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to allow the United States to prosecute Appeals and Writs of Error, without giving Security,” and for other Purposes.Jul 27, 1868
  139. Public Law 40–CCLVIChap. CCLVI: to protect the Rights of actual Settlers upon the public Lands of the United States.Jul 27, 1868
  140. Public Law 40–CCLVIIChap. CCLVII: changing the Ports of Entry from Plymouth to Edenton, in North Carolina, and Port Royal to Beaufort, in South Carolina.Jul 27, 1868
  141. Public Law 40–CCLVIIIChap. CCLVIII: in Amendment of an Act entitled “An Act to establish a uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United States,” approved March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jul 27, 1868
  142. Public Law 40–CCLIXChap. CCLIX: to transfer to the Department of the Interior certain Powers and Duties now exercised by the Secretary of the Treasury in Connection with Indian Affairs.Jul 27, 1868
  143. Public Law 40–CCLXChap. CCLX: to provide for an American Line of Mail and Emigrant Passenger Steamships between New York and one or more European Ports.Jul 27, 1868
  144. Public Law 40–CCLXIChap. CCLXI: relating to the Alexandria Canal.Jul 27, 1868
  145. Public Law 40–CCLXIIChap. CCLXII: making Appropriations for the Service of the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, and establishing additional Regulations for the Government of the Institution, and for other Purposes.Jul 27, 1868
  146. Public Law 40–CCLXIIIChap. CCLXIII: making Appropriations for certain executive Expenses of the Government for the fiscal Year aiding June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Jul 27, 1868
  147. Public Law 40–CCLXIVChap. CCLXIV: relating to Pensions.Jul 27, 1868
  148. Public Law 40–CCLXVChap. CCLXV: to pay for indexing the Tax Bill.Jul 27, 1868
  149. Public Law 40–CCLXVIChap. CCLXVI: to correct an Error in the Enrolment of the “Act imposing Taxes on distilled Spirits and Tobacco, and for other Purposes.”Jul 27, 1868
  150. Public Law 40–CCLXVIIChap. CCLXVII: amendatory of an Act entitled “An Act granting public Lands to the State of Wisconsin, to aid in the Construction of Railroads in said State,” approved June 3, 1856.Jul 27, 1868
  151. Public Law 40–CCLXVIIIChap. CCLXVIII: granting the Right of Way to certain Railway Companies over the military Reservation at Fort Leavenworth.Jul 27, 1868
  152. Public Law 40–CCLXIXChap. CCLXIX: donating a Portion of the Fort Learenworth military Reservation for the exclusive Use of a public Road.Jul 27, 1868
  153. Public Law 40–CCLXXChap. CCLXX: regulating the Times and Places of holding the District and Circuits Courts of the United States for the Northern District of Florida.Jul 27, 1868
  154. Public Law 40–CCLXXIChap. CCLXXI: to disapprove an Act of the Legislative Assembly of Washington Territory redistricting the Territory and reassigning the Judges thereto.Jul 27, 1868
  155. Public Law 40–CCLXXIIChap. CCLXXII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act proposing to the State of Texas the Establishment of her Northern and Western Boundaries, the Relinquishment by the said State of all Territory claimed by her, exterior to said Boundaries, and of all her Claims upon the United States, and to establish a Territorial Government for New Mexico.”Jul 27, 1868
  156. Public Law 40–CCLXXIIIChap. CCLXXIII: to extend the Laws of the United States relating to Customs, Commerce, and Navigation over the Territory ceded to the United States by Russia, to establish a Collection District therein, and for other Purposes.Jul 27, 1868
  157. Public Law 40–CCLXXIVChap. CCLXXIV: authorizing the Manufacturers’ National Bank of New York to change its Location.Jul 27, 1868
  158. Public Law 40–CCLXXVChap. CCLXXV: relating to the District Courts of Utah Territory.Jul 27, 1868
  159. Public Law 40–CCLXXVIChap. CCLXXVI: regulating Judicial Proceedings in certain Cases, for the Protection of Officers and Agents of the Government, and for the better Defence of the Treasury against unlawful Claims.Jul 27, 1868
  160. Public Law 40–IIChap. II: providing for the Sale of the Lands, Tenements, and Waler Privileges belonging to the United States at and near Harper’s Ferry, in the County of Jefferson, West Virginia.Dec 15, 1868
  161. Public Law 40–IVChap. IV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act imposing Taxes on distilled Spirits and Tobacco, and for other Purposes,” approved July twentieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.Dec 22, 1868
  162. Public Law 40–VIIChap. VII: authorizing the Admission in Evidence of Copies of certain Papers, Documents, and Entries.Jan 8, 1869
  163. Public Law 40–IXChap. IX: to repeal certain Provisions of Section six of an Act entitled “An Act making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other Purposes,” approved March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.Jan 14, 1869
  164. Public Law 40–XIIIChap. XIII: amendatory of an Act entitled “An Act relating to Habeas Corpus and regulating judicial Proceedings in certain Cases.”Jan 22, 1869
  165. Public Law 40–XVChap. XV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to prescribe the Mode of obtaining Evidence in Cases of contested Elections,” approved February nineteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-one.Jan 23, 1869
  166. Public Law 40–XVIChap. XVI: in Relation to the Appointment of Midshipmen from the lately reconstructed States.Jan 30, 1869
  167. Public Law 40–XIXChap. XIX: making Appropriations for the Support of the Military Academy for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.Feb 2, 1869
  168. Public Law 40–XXChap. XX: making Appropriations for the Payment of Invalid and other Pensions of the United States for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.Feb 2, 1869
  169. Public Law 40–XXIChap. XXI: supplementary to an Act entitled “An Act to confirm the Titles to certain Lands in the State of Nebraska.”Feb 2, 1869
  170. Public Law 40–XXIIIChap. XXIII: making Appropriations for the Payment of Salaries and contingent Expenses of the Patent Office for January and February, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.Feb 9, 1869
  171. Public Law 40–XXIVChap. XXIV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to prohibit the Coolie Trade by American Citizens in American Vessels,” approved February nineteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.Feb 9, 1869
  172. Public Law 40–XXXIChap. XXXI: for the temporary Relief of the poor and destitute People in the District of Columbia.Feb 18, 1869
  173. Public Law 40–XXXIIChap. XXXII: to prevent loaning Money upon United States Notes.Feb 19, 1869
  174. Public Law 40–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: to locate and establish an Assay Office in the Territory of Idaho.Feb 19, 1869
  175. Public Law 40–XXXIVChap. XXXIV: to give an additional Tenn of the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas.Feb 19, 1869
  176. Public Law 40–XXXVChap. XXXV: to authorize the Importation of Machinery, for Repair only, free of Duty.Feb 19, 1869
  177. Public Law 40–XXXVIChap. XXXVI: to enable the Holly, Wayne, and Monroe Railway Company, in the State of Michigan, to have the Subscription to its Capital Stock duly stamped.Feb 19, 1869
  178. Public Law 40–XXXVIIChap. XXXVII: to establish a certain Post-Road in the State of Connecticut.Feb 19, 1869
  179. Public Law 40–XXXVIIIChap. XXXVIII: to establish a certain Post-Road in the State of Connecticut.Feb 19, 1869
  180. Public Law 40–XLIIChap. XLII: to establish the Collection District of Aroostook in the State of Maine, and to more accurately define the Boundaries of the District of Newark, New Jersey.Feb 22, 1869
  181. Public Law 40–XLIIIChap. XLIII: to provide for a Term of the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for the District of Vermont.Feb 22, 1869
  182. Public Law 40–XLVChap. XLV: regulating the Duties on imported Copper and Copper Ores.Feb 24, 1869
  183. Public Law 40–XLVIChap. XLVI: making Appropriations (in part) for the Expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Treaty Stipulations.Feb 25, 1869
  184. Public Law 40–XLVIIChap. XLVII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to confirm certain private Land Claims in the Territory of New Mexico.”Feb 25, 1869
  185. Public Law 40–XLVIIIChap. XLVIII: making Appropriations for the Naval Service for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.Mar 1, 1869
  186. Public Law 40–XLIXChap. XLIX: to restrict and regulate the Franking Privilege.Mar 1, 1869
  187. Public Law 40–LChap. L: establishing the Term of Office of the House of Representatives, and providing for biennial Sessions of the legislative Assembly of the Territory of Montana.Mar 1, 1869
  188. Public Law 40–LIChap. LI: granting a Portion of the military Reservation of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, to the American Baptist Home Mission Society.Mar 1, 1869
  189. Public Law 40–LIIChap. LII: to amend the Act of April tenth, eighteen hundred and sir, for establishing Rules and Articles for the Government of the Armies of the United States.Mar 1, 1869
  190. Public Law 40–LIIIChap. LIII: authorizing certain Banks named therein to change their Names.Mar 1, 1869
  191. Public Law 40–LIVChap. LIV: for the Repeal of Tonnage Duties on Spanish Vessels.Mar 1, 1869
  192. Public Law 40–LVChap. LV: to authorize the County Commissioners of Ada County, Idaho, to select a Site for a Territorial Prison.Mar 1, 1869
  193. Public Law 40–LVIChap. LVI: amendatory of an Act entitled “An Act for the Relief of certain Drafted Men.”Mar 1, 1869
  194. Public Law 40–LVIIChap. LVII: to allow Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue acting as Collectors the Pay of Collectors, and for other Purposes.Mar 1, 1869
  195. Public Law 40–CXXIChap. CXXI: making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses of the Government for the Year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and seventy.Mar 3, 1869
  196. Public Law 40–CXXIIChap. CXXII: making Appropriations for sundry Civil Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  197. Public Law 40–CXXIIIChap. CXXIII: making Appropriations to supply Deficiencies in the Appropriations for the Service of the Government for the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  198. Public Law 40–CXXIVChap. CXXIV: making Appropriations for the Support of the Army for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  199. Public Law 40–CXXVChap. CXXV: making Appropriations for the Consular and Diplomatic Expenses of the Government for the Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  200. Public Law 40–CXXVIChap. CXXVI: making Appropriations for the Service of the Post-Office Department during the fiscal Year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.Mar 3, 1869
  201. Public Law 40–CXXVIIChap. CXXVII: to authorize the Transfer of Lands granted to the Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern Division, between Denver and the Point of its Connection with the Union Pacific Railroad, to the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company, and to expedite the Completion of Railroads to Denver, in the Territory of Colorado.Mar 3, 1869
  202. Public Law 40–CXXVIIIChap. CXXVIII: to provide for the Execution in the District of Columbia of Commissions issued by the Courts of the States and Territories of the United States or of Foreign Nations, and for taking Depositions to be used in such Courts.Mar 3, 1869
  203. Public Law 40–CXXIXChap. CXXIX: granting the Right of Way to the Walla-Walla and Columbia River Railroad Company, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  204. Public Law 40–CXXXChap. CXXX: regulating the Reports of National Banking Associations.Mar 3, 1869
  205. Public Law 40–CXXXIChap. CXXXI: to establish certain Post-Roads.Mar 3, 1869
  206. Public Law 40–CXXXIIChap. CXXXII: to authorize the Secretary of War to place at the Disposal of the National Lincoln Monument Association, at Springfield, Illinois, damaged and captured Ordnance.Mar 3, 1869
  207. Public Law 40–CXXXIIIChap. CXXXIII: in Relation to additional Bounties, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  208. Public Law 40–CXXXIVChap. CXXXIV: to incorporate “The Masonic Mutual Relief Association of the District of Columbia.”Mar 3, 1869
  209. Public Law 40–CXXXVChap. CXXXV: in Reference to certifying Checks by National Banks.Mar 3, 1869
  210. Public Law 40–CXXXVIChap. CXXXVI: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to exempt certain Manufacturers from Internal Tax, and for other Purposes,” approved March thirty-first, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.Mar 3, 1869
  211. Public Law 40–CXXXVIIChap. CXXXVII: relating to Captures made by Admiral Farragut’s Fleet in the Mississippi River in May, (1862,) eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, [two.]Mar 3, 1869
  212. Public Law 40–CXXXVIIIChap. CXXXVIII: explanatory of the Act entitled “An Act declaring the Title to Land Warrants in certain Cases.”Mar 3, 1869
  213. Public Law 40–CXXXIXChap. CXXXIX: to establish a Bridge across the East River, between the Cities of Brooklyn and New York, in the State of New York, a Post-Road.Mar 3, 1869
  214. Public Law 40–CXLChap. CXL: respecting the Organization of Militia in the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas.Mar 3, 1869
  215. Public Law 40–CXLIChap. CXLI: further to provide for giving Effect to Treaty Stipulations between this and foreign Governments for the Extradition of Criminals.Mar 3, 1869
  216. Public Law 40–CXLIIChap. CXLII: to provide for the Execution of Judgments in Capital Cases.Mar 3, 1869
  217. Public Law 40–CXLIIIChap. CXLIII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act granting Lands to the State of Oregon to aid in the Construction of a military Road from Eugene City to the eastern Boundary of said State.”Mar 3, 1869
  218. Public Law 40–CXLIVChap. CXLIV: amendatory of the Act providing for the Sale of the Arsenal Grounds at St. Louis and Liberty, Missouri, and for other Purposes, approved July twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.Mar 3, 1869
  219. Public Law 40–CXLVChap. CXLV: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to provide a National Currency secured by a Pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for the Circulation and Redemption thereof,” by extending certain Penalties to Accessories.Mar 3, 1869
  220. Public Law 40–CXLVIChap. CXLVI: relating to the Metropolitan Railroad Company.Mar 3, 1869
  221. Public Law 40–CXLVIIChap. CXLVII: to regulate Elections in Washington and Idaho Territories.Mar 3, 1869
  222. Public Law 40–CXLVIIIChap. CXLVIII: relating to the Time for finding Indictments in the Courts of the United States in the late Rebel States.Mar 3, 1869
  223. Public Law 40–CXLIXChap. CXLIX: relating to the Proof of Wills in the District of ColumbiaMar 3, 1869
  224. Public Law 40–CLChap. CL: granting Lands to the State of Oregon to aid in the Construction of a military Wagon Road from the navigable Waters of Coos Bay to Roseburg in said State.Mar 3, 1869
  225. Public Law 40–CLIChap. CLI: to define the Fees of Recorder of Deeds and to provide for the Appointment of Warden of the Jail in the District of Columbia, and for other Purposes.Mar 3, 1869
  226. Public Law 40–CLIIChap. CLII: to confirm certain private Land Claims in the Territory of New Mexico.Mar 3, 1869
  227. Private Law 40–XIXChap. XIX: for the Relief of John Perry.Mar 29, 1867
  228. Private Law 40–XXVChap. XXV: for the Relief of Richard Busteed, Jr.Mar 30, 1867
  229. Private Law 40–XXVIChap. XXVI: supplementary to an Act for the Relief of Hiram Paulding, Rear-Admiral of the United States Navy.Mar 30, 1867
  230. Private Law 40–XXXIChap. XXXI: for the Relief of Malinda Harmon, of the County of Greene, and State of Tennessee, Widow of Jacob Harmon.Jul 19, 1867
  231. Private Law 40–IVChap. IV: for the Relief of Orlaf E. Dreutzer, late Consul of the United States to the Kingdom of Norway.Jan 11, 1868
  232. Private Law 40–XIIChap. XII: for the Relief of Captain C. P. Johnson.Feb 21, 1868
  233. Private Law 40–XIVChap. XIV: for the Relief of Horace Smith and D. B. Wesson, or their Assigns.Feb 25, 1868
  234. Private Law 40–XVIIIChap. XVIII: for the Relief of the Heirs of the late Major-General I. B. Richardson, deceased.Mar 2, 1868
  235. Private Law 40–XXIIIChap. XXIII: for the Relief of John H. Ellis, a Paymaster in the United States Army.Mar 9, 1868
  236. Private Law 40–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: for the Relief of the legal Representatives of the late Philip R. Fendall.Mar 12, 1868
  237. Private Law 40–XXXIIChap. XXXII: to authorize Charles Grafton Page to apply for and receive a Patent.Mar 19, 1868
  238. Private Law 40–XXXIIIChap. XXXIII: for the Relief of the Heirs of the late General Duncan L. Clinch, deceased.Mar 19, 1868
  239. Private Law 40–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: for the Relief of Henry Greathouse and Samuel Kelly.Mar 30, 1868
  240. Private Law 40–XLChap. XL: for the Relief of William Shunk.Mar 30, 1868
  241. Private Law 40–XLIIChap. XLII: refunding Duties paid under Protest on the Importation from France of a Bell donated to the Use of St. Mary’s Institute and Notre Dame University, Indiana.Apr 11, 1868
  242. Private Law 40–XLIVChap. XLIV: providing for the Restoration of Lieutenant-Commander Trevett Abbott, of the United States Navy, to the active List of the Navy.May 19, 1868
  243. Private Law 40–XLVChap. XLV: for the Relief of John S. Cunningham, Paymaster United States Navy.May 19, 1868
  244. Private Law 40–XLVIIChap. XLVII: for the Relief of Charles E. Capehart.May 20, 1868
  245. Private Law 40–LVIChap. LVI: for the Relief of George Lynch, a Soldier of the War of eighteen hundred and twelve.Jun 8, 1868
  246. Private Law 40–LVIIChap. LVII: for the Relief of Thomas McLean.Jun 11, 1868
  247. Private Law 40–LVIIIChap. LVIII: granting a Pension to Bridget W. McGrorty, and the minor Children of William B. McGrorty, deceased.Jun 11, 1868
  248. Private Law 40–LIXChap. LIX: granting a Pension to Sarah Webb, Widow of William R. and her minor Child.Jun 11, 1868
  249. Private Law 40–LXChap. LX: granting a Pension to Mary Atkinson.Jun 11, 1868
  250. Private Law 40–LXIIChap. LXII: to remove political Disabilities from Roderick R. Butler, of Tennessee.Jun 19, 1868
  251. Private Law 40–LXIIIChap. LXIII: granting a Pension to Sherman H. Cowles.Jun 19, 1868
  252. Private Law 40–LXIVChap. LXIV: granting a Pension to Caroline E. Thomas.Jun 19, 1868
  253. Private Law 40–LXVChap. LXV: granting a Pension to James A. Guthrie.Jun 19, 1868
  254. Private Law 40–LXVIChap. LXVI: granting a Pension to Caroline and Margaret Swartwout.Jun 19, 1868
  255. Private Law 40–LXVIIChap. LXVII: granting a Pension to Michael Kelly.Jun 19, 1868
  256. Private Law 40–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: granting a Pension to Bartlet and Carrie Edwards, Children of David W. Edwards, deceased.Jun 19, 1868
  257. Private Law 40–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: to relieve from Disabilities certain Persons in States lately in Rebellion.Jun 25, 1868
  258. Private Law 40–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: for the Relief of the Widow and Children of Henry E. Morse.Jun 25, 1868
  259. Private Law 40–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: for the Relief of James L. Dickerson.Jun 25, 1868
  260. Private Law 40–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Butler, Widow of Cyrus Butler.Jun 25, 1868
  261. Private Law 40–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: granting a Pension to David Howe.Jun 25, 1868
  262. Private Law 40–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: granting a Pension to Amos Witham.Jun 25, 1868
  263. Private Law 40–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: granting a Pension to Mrs. Susan Ten Eyck Williamson.Jun 25, 1868
  264. Private Law 40–XCChap. XC: granting a Pension to George Bennett.Jun 25, 1868
  265. Private Law 40–XCIChap. XCI: granting a Pension to Mary Graham.Jun 25, 1868
  266. Private Law 40–XCIIChap. XCII: granting a Pension to Annie Vaughn.Jun 25, 1868
  267. Private Law 40–XCIIIChap. XCIII: granting a Pension to Robert McCrory.Jun 25, 1868
  268. Private Law 40–XCIVChap. XCIV: for the Relief of Jonathan Jessup, Postmaster at York, Pennsylvania.Jun 25, 1868
  269. Private Law 40–XCVChap. XCV: granting a Pension to Hampton Thompson.Jun 25, 1868
  270. Private Law 40–XCVIChap. XCVI: granting a Pension to George W. Locker.Jun 25, 1868
  271. Private Law 40–XCVIIChap. XCVII: for the Relief of Capt. Wm. McKean.Jun 25, 1868
  272. Private Law 40–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: granting a Pension to Ann Wilson.Jun 25, 1868
  273. Private Law 40–XCIXChap. XCIX: granting a Pension to Michael Mellon.Jun 25, 1868
  274. Private Law 40–CChap. C: for the Relief of Thomas Crossley.Jun 25, 1868
  275. Private Law 40–CIChap. CI: granting a Pension to Susan V. Berg.Jun 25, 1868
  276. Private Law 40–CIIChap. CII: granting a Pension to Zephaniah Knapp, of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.Jun 25, 1868
  277. Private Law 40–CIIIChap. CIII: granting a Pension to John Kelley.Jun 25, 1868
  278. Private Law 40–CIVChap. CIV: to grant a Pension to Milton Anderson.Jun 25, 1868
  279. Private Law 40–CVChap. CV: granting a Pension to David Van Nordstrand.Jun 25, 1868
  280. Private Law 40–CVIChap. CVI: granting a Pension to Mrs. Ann Corcoran.Jun 25, 1868
  281. Private Law 40–CVIIChap. CVII: granting a Pension to Michael Hennessy, of Platte County, Missouri.Jun 25, 1868
  282. Private Law 40–CVIIIChap. CVIII: to grant a Pension to Margaret Huston.Jun 25, 1868
  283. Private Law 40–CIXChap. CIX: granting a Pension to Cornelia K. Schmidt, Widow of Adam Schmidt, deceased, late a Private in Company A, Thirty-Seventh Ohio Volunteers.Jun 25, 1868
  284. Private Law 40–CXChap. CX: granting a Pension to Austin M. Partridge.Jun 25, 1868
  285. Private Law 40–CXIChap. CXI: granting a Pension to Eliza J. Rennard, Widow of William K. Rennard, deceased, late a Private in Tenth Ohio Volunteers, of [the] War of eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Jun 25, 1868
  286. Private Law 40–CXIIChap. CXII: for the Relief of Mary B. Craig.Jun 25, 1868
  287. Private Law 40–CXIIIChap. CXIII: granting a Pension to Sarah E. Pickell.Jun 25, 1868
  288. Private Law 40–CXIVChap. CXIV: for the Relief of the Widow and Minor Children of Benjamin B. Naylor, late a Pilot on the Gunboat Patapsco.Jun 25, 1868
  289. Private Law 40–CXVChap. CXV: increasing the Pension of Susan A. Mitchell.Jun 25, 1868
  290. Private Law 40–CXVIChap. CXVI: to place the Name of Josephine K. Bugher on the Pension Rolls.Jun 25, 1868
  291. Private Law 40–CXIXChap. CXIX: for the Relief of the Widow and Children of Colonel James A. Mulligan, deceased.Jul 3, 1868
  292. Private Law 40–CXXChap. CXX: for the Relief of Albert Grant.Jul 3, 1868
  293. Private Law 40–CXXIChap. CXXI: for the Relief of Captain Charles N. Goulding, late Quarter-master of Volunteers.Jul 3, 1868
  294. Private Law 40–CXXIIChap. CXXII: to authorize the proper accounting Officers of the Treasury to settle the Accounts of Andrew S. Core.Jul 3, 1868
  295. Private Law 40–CXXIIIChap. CXXIII: for the Relief of Parker Quince.Jul 3, 1868
  296. Private Law 40–CXXIVChap. CXXIV: for the Relief of Martha M. Jones, Administratrix of Samuel T. Jones.Jul 3, 1868
  297. Private Law 40–CXXVChap. CXXV: for the Relief of Captain Dan Ellis.Jul 3, 1868
  298. Private Law 40–CXXVIChap. CXXVI: granting a Pension to James S. Todd.Jul 3, 1868
  299. Private Law 40–CXXVIIChap. CXXVII: granting a Pension to the Widow of Henry Kaneday.Jul 3, 1868
  300. Private Law 40–CXXVIIIChap. CXXVIII: for the Relief of Almira Wyeth.Jul 3, 1868
  301. Private Law 40–CXXIXChap. CXXIX: granting a Pension to Rebecca Jane Kinsel.Jul 3, 1868
  302. Private Law 40–CXXXChap. CXXX: granting a Pension to John Q. A. Keck, late a Private in the Third Missouri Cavalry.Jul 3, 1868
  303. Private Law 40–CXXXIIChap. CXXXII: for the Relief of the Owners of the Land within the United States Survey Number three thousand two hundred and seventeen, in the State of Missouri.Jul 4, 1868
  304. Private Law 40–CXXXIIIChap. CXXXIII: to confirm the Title of Ethan Ray Clarke and Samuel Ward Clarke to certain Lands in the State of Florida, claimed under a Grant from the Spanish Government.Jul 4, 1868
  305. Private Law 40–CXXXVIIIChap. CXXXVIII: for the Relief of William B. Todd.Jul 7, 1868
  306. Private Law 40–CXLIIIChap. CXLIII: to provide for certain Claims against the Department of Agriculture.Jul 13, 1868
  307. Private Law 40–CXLIVChap. CXLIV: for the Relief of certain Government Contractors.Jul 13, 1868
  308. Private Law 40–CXLVChap. CXLV: for the Relief of James Hooper.Jul 13, 1868
  309. Private Law 40–CXLVIChap. CXLVI: for the Relief of the Widow and Children of John W. Jameson, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  310. Private Law 40–CXLVIIChap. CXLVII: increasing the Pension of Nancy Weeks, Widow of Francis Weeks, an Ensign in the revolutionary War.Jul 13, 1868
  311. Private Law 40–CXLVIIIChap. CXLVIII: authorizing the Commissioner of the General Land Office to issue a Patent to F. N. Blake for one hundred and sixty Acres of Land in Kansas.Jul 13, 1868
  312. Private Law 40–CXLIXChap. CXLIX: for the Relief of Charles B. Tanner, late first Lieutenant sixty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers.Jul 13, 1868
  313. Private Law 40–CLChap. CL: for the Relief of Timothy Lyden, of Parkersburg, West Virginia.Jul 13, 1868
  314. Private Law 40–CLIChap. CLI: for the Relief of Benjamin B. French, late Commissioner of public Buildings.Jul 13, 1868
  315. Private Law 40–CLIIChap. CLII: granting a Pension to Louisa Fitch, Widow of E. P. Fitch, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  316. Private Law 40–CLIIIChap. CLIII: for the Relief of Charlotte Posey, Widow of Sebastian R. Posey.Jul 13, 1868
  317. Private Law 40–CLIVChap. CLIV: granting a Pension to Edward Hamel, minor Child of Edward Hamel, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  318. Private Law 40–CLVChap. CLV: granting a Pension to Carrie E. Burdett.Jul 13, 1868
  319. Private Law 40–CLVIChap. CLVI: for the Relief of Thomas W. Ward, late Collector of Customs, District of Corpus Christi, Texas.Jul 13, 1868
  320. Private Law 40–CLVIIChap. CLVII: granting a Pension to Lucinda R. Johnson.Jul 13, 1868
  321. Private Law 40–CLVIIIChap. CLVIII: granting a Pension to Martha Stout.Jul 13, 1868
  322. Private Law 40–CLIXChap. CLIX: granting a Pension to Harriet W. Pond.Jul 13, 1868
  323. Private Law 40–CLXChap. CLX: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Steepleton, Widow of Harrison W. Steepleton, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  324. Private Law 40–CLXIChap. CLXI: for the Relief of Mrs. Mary Gaither, Widow of Wiley Gaither, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  325. Private Law 40–CLXIIChap. CLXII: for the Relief of Rebecca V. Senor, Mother of James H. Senor, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  326. Private Law 40–CLXIIIChap. CLXIII: granting a Pension to Maria Raftery.Jul 13, 1868
  327. Private Law 40–CLXIVChap. CLXIV: granting a Pension to Thomas Stewart.Jul 13, 1868
  328. Private Law 40–CLXVChap. CLXV: granting a Pension to Anna M. Howard.Jul 13, 1868
  329. Private Law 40–CLXVIChap. CLXVI: for the Relief of Catharine Wands.Jul 13, 1868
  330. Private Law 40–CLXVIIChap. CLXVII: for the Relief of Elizabeth Barker, Widow of Alexander Barker, deceased.Jul 13, 1868
  331. Private Law 40–CLXVIIIChap. CLXVIII: for the Relief of Julia M. Molin.Jul 13, 1868
  332. Private Law 40–CLXIXChap. CLXIX: for the Relief of Henry Reens.Jul 13, 1868
  333. Private Law 40–CLXXChap. CLXX: granting a Pension to Henrietta Nobles.Jul 13, 1868
  334. Private Law 40–CLXXIChap. CLXXI: granting a Pension to Ann Kelly, Widow of Bernard Kelly.Jul 13, 1868
  335. Private Law 40–CLXXIIChap. CLXXII: granting an Increase of Pension to Catharine Eckhardt.Jul 13, 1868
  336. Private Law 40–CLXXIIIChap. CLXXIII: for the Relief of Sylvester Nugent.Jul 13, 1868
  337. Private Law 40–CLXXIVChap. CLXXIV: granting a Pension to John W. Harris.Jul 13, 1868
  338. Private Law 40–CLXXXVIIChap. CLXXXVII: for the Removal of certain Disabilities from the Persons therein named.Jul 20, 1868
  339. Private Law 40–CLXXXVIIIChap. CLXXXVIII: granting a Pension to the Widow and Child of John P. Fetty.Jul 20, 1868
  340. Private Law 40–CLXXXIXChap. CLXXXIX: granting a Pension to the Widow and Children of Henry Brown.Jul 20, 1868
  341. Private Law 40–CXCChap. CXC: for the Relief of Joseph M’Ghee Cameron and Mary Jane Cameron, Children of Lafayette Cameron, deceased.Jul 20, 1868
  342. Private Law 40–CXCIChap. CXCI: granting a Pension to John A. Weed and Elizabeth J. Weed, minor Children of Robert T. Weed, deceased.Jul 20, 1868
  343. Private Law 40–CXCIIChap. CXCII: for the Relief of George T. Brien.Jul 20, 1868
  344. Private Law 40–CXCIIIChap. CXCIII: granting an Increase of Pension to Obadiah T. Plum.Jul 20, 1868
  345. Private Law 40–CXCIVChap. CXCIV: granting a Pension to Maria Schweitzer and the minor Children of Conrad Schweitzer, deceased.Jul 20, 1868
  346. Private Law 40–CXCVChap. CXCV: for the Relief of Samuel N. Miller.Jul 20, 1868
  347. Private Law 40–CXCVIChap. CXCVI: for the Relief of Robert Ford.Jul 20, 1868
  348. Private Law 40–CXCVIIChap. CXCVII: granting a Pension to the Children of William M. Wooten, deceased.Jul 20, 1868
  349. Private Law 40–CXCVIIIChap. CXCVIII: granting a Pension to John Sheets.Jul 20, 1868
  350. Private Law 40–CXCIXChap. CXCIX: to authorize the Sale of twenty Acres of Land in the military Reservation at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.Jul 20, 1868
  351. Private Law 40–CCChap. CC: granting a Pension to the Widow and Children of George R. Waters.Jul 20, 1868
  352. Private Law 40–CCIChap. CCI: granting a Pension to Thomas Connolly.Jul 20, 1868
  353. Private Law 40–CCIIChap. CCII: for the Relief of Wait Talcott.Jul 20, 1868
  354. Private Law 40–CCIIIChap. CCIII: granting a Pension to Henry H. Hunter.Jul 20, 1868
  355. Private Law 40–CCIVChap. CCIV: granting a Pension to the Widow and Children of Myron Wilklow.Jul 20, 1868
  356. Private Law 40–CCVChap. CCV: granting a Pension to the Children of Charles Gouler.Jul 20, 1868
  357. Private Law 40–CCVIChap. CCVI: granting a Pension to the Children of James Heatherly.Jul 20, 1868
  358. Private Law 40–CCVIIChap. CCVII: granting a Pension to John H. Finlay.Jul 20, 1868
  359. Private Law 40–CCVIIIChap. CCVIII: for the Relief of John A. Neustaedter.Jul 20, 1868
  360. Private Law 40–CCIXChap. CCIX: to place the Name of Mahala M. Straight upon the Pension Rolls of the United States.Jul 20, 1868
  361. Private Law 40–CCXChap. CCX: granting a Pension to W. W. Cunningham.Jul 20, 1868
  362. Private Law 40–CCXIChap. CCXI: granting a Pension to John W. Hughes.Jul 20, 1868
  363. Private Law 40–CCXIIChap. CCXII: granting a Pension to the Widow and Children of Charles W. Wilcox.Jul 20, 1868
  364. Private Law 40–CCXIIIChap. CCXIII: granting a Pension to Saffrona C. Phelps, Widow of John S. Phelps.Jul 20, 1868
  365. Private Law 40–CCXIVChap. CCXIV: granting a Pension to the Children of Pleasant Stoops.Jul 20, 1868
  366. Private Law 40–CCXVChap. CCXV: granting a Pension to George F. Gorham, late a Private in Company “B” twenty-ninth Regiment Massachusetts volunteer Infantry.Jul 20, 1868
  367. Private Law 40–CCXVIChap. CCXVI: granting a Pension to the Widow and Child of William Craft.Jul 20, 1868
  368. Private Law 40–CCXVIIChap. CCXVII: granting a Pension to Jeremiah T. Hallett.Jul 20, 1868
  369. Private Law 40–CCXVIIIChap. CCXVIII: granting a Pension to Solomon Zachman.Jul 20, 1868
  370. Private Law 40–CCXIXChap. CCXIX: granting a Pension to William H. McDonald.Jul 20, 1868
  371. Private Law 40–CCXXChap. CCXX: granting Arrears of Pension to Cyrus K. Wood, legal Representative of Cyrus D. Wood, deceased.Jul 20, 1868
  372. Private Law 40–CCXXIChap. CCXXI: granting a Pension to the Widow and Children of Andrew Holman.Jul 20, 1868
  373. Private Law 40–CCXXIIChap. CCXXII: granting a Pension to John D. Lay.Jul 20, 1868
  374. Private Law 40–CCXXIIIChap. CCXXIII: granting a Pension to the Widow and Child of Cornelius L. Rice.Jul 20, 1868
  375. Private Law 40–CCXXIVChap. CCXXIV: for the Relief of Edward B. Allen.Jul 20, 1868
  376. Private Law 40–CCXXVChap. CCXXV: for the Relief of L. Merchant and Company and Peter Rosecrantz.Jul 22, 1868
  377. Private Law 40–CCXXXIChap. CCXXXI: granting an Increase of Pension to Frances T. Richardson, Widow of the late Major-General Israel B. Richardson.Jul 23, 1868
  378. Private Law 40–CCXXXIIChap. CCXXXII: granting a Pension to Martha Ann Wallace.Jul 23, 1868
  379. Private Law 40–CCLXXVIIChap. CCLXXVII: granting a Pension to Violet Henry.Jul 27, 1868
  380. Private Law 40–CCLXXVIIIChap. CCLXXVIII: granting a Pension to Nancy Smith.Jul 27, 1868
  381. Private Law 40–CCLXXIXChap. CCLXXIX: granting Increase of Pension to Nancy A. Stocks.Jul 27, 1868
  382. Private Law 40–CCLXXXChap. CCLXXX: granting a Pension to Robert Watson.Jul 27, 1868
  383. Private Law 40–CCLXXXIChap. CCLXXXI: for the Relief of Mary Scott.Jul 27, 1868
  384. Private Law 40–CCLXXXIIChap. CCLXXXII: for the Relief of Seth Lea.Jul 27, 1868
  385. Private Law 40–CCLXXXIIIChap. CCLXXXIII: to provide for the Distribution of the Reward offered by the President of the United States for the Capture of Jefferson Davis.Jul 27, 1868
  386. Private Law 40–CCLXXXIVChap. CCLXXXIV: to relieve from legal and political Disabilities certain Persons engaged in the late Rebellion.Jul 27, 1868
  387. Private Law 40–CCLXXXVChap. CCLXXXV: granting a Pension to Lucinda J. Letcher.Jul 27, 1868
  388. Private Law 40–CCLXXXVIChap. CCLXXXVI: for the Relief of Eliza Mascher, Widow of John F. Mascher.Jul 27, 1868
  389. Private Law 40–CCLXXXVIIChap. CCLXXXVII: directing the Commissioner of Pensions to proceed to hear Evidence and determine the Right of W. H. Cox, deceased, late a Sergeant in Company F, Second Regiment Pennsylvania Artillery, to a Pension in same Manner as if he were still living, he having died of Disease contracted whilst a Prisoner of War at Andersonville, Georgia, and, if found to be entitled to a Pension, then same, from Time of his Death, to be paid over to his Father, Charles D. Cox.Jul 27, 1868
  390. Private Law 40–CCLXXXVIIIChap. CCLXXXVIII: granting a Pension to Orlena Walters.Jul 27, 1868
  391. Private Law 40–CCLXXXIXChap. CCLXXXIX: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Richardson.Jul 27, 1868
  392. Private Law 40–CCXCChap. CCXC: granting a Pension to Margaret C. Long.Jul 27, 1868
  393. Private Law 40–CCXCIChap. CCXCI: granting a Pension to James Rooney.Jul 27, 1868
  394. Private Law 40–CCXCIIChap. CCXCII: granting a Pension to Margaret Davis.Jul 27, 1868
  395. Private Law 40–CCXCIIIChap. CCXCIII: granting a Pension to the Widow and minor Children of Hiram Hitchcock.Jul 27, 1868
  396. Private Law 40–CCXCIVChap. CCXCIV: for the Relief of Zadock T. Newman.Jul 27, 1868
  397. Private Law 40–CCXCVChap. CCXCV: for the Relief of Mrs. Alice A. Dryer.Jul 27, 1868
  398. Private Law 40–CCXCVIChap. CCXCVI: granting a Pension to Ann Williams.Jul 27, 1868
  399. Private Law 40–CCXCVIIChap. CCXCVII: granting a Pension to George Truax, late a Private in Company H, First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  400. Private Law 40–CCXCVIIIChap. CCXCVIII: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Cassidy.Jul 27, 1868
  401. Private Law 40–CCXCIXChap. CCXCIX: granting a Pension to Margaret Filson.Jul 27, 1868
  402. Private Law 40–CCCChap. CCC: to place the Name of Ellen Curry, Widow of James Curry, deceased, a private Soldier of Company F, 39th Regiment Illinois Volunteers, upon the Pension Roll of the United States.Jul 27, 1868
  403. Private Law 40–CCCIChap. CCCI: granting a Pension of seventeen Dollars per Month to David Duhigg, of Lynden, Vermont, Father of late First Lieutenant Dennis Duhigg, of Company M, First Regiment Vermont Artillery.Jul 27, 1868
  404. Private Law 40–CCCIIChap. CCCII: granting a Pension to Charles Hamstead.Jul 27, 1868
  405. Private Law 40–CCCIIIChap. CCCIII: granting a Pension to Matthew C. Griswold.Jul 27, 1868
  406. Private Law 40–CCCIVChap. CCCIV: for the Relief of Mrs. Mary J. Trueman.Jul 27, 1868
  407. Private Law 40–CCCVChap. CCCV: for the Relief of Captain A. G. Olivar.Jul 27, 1868
  408. Private Law 40–CCCVIChap. CCCVI: for the Relief of Sally C. Northrop.Jul 27, 1868
  409. Private Law 40–CCCVIIChap. CCCVII: for the Relief of Hon. George W. Bridges, a Member of the Thirty-seventh Congress.Jul 27, 1868
  410. Private Law 40–CCCVIIIChap. CCCVIII: for the Relief of Major F. F. Stevens, Assistant Paymaster United States Army.Jul 27, 1868
  411. Private Law 40–CCCIXChap. CCCIX: for the Relief of Palemon John.Jul 27, 1868
  412. Private Law 40–CCCXChap. CCCX: for the Relief of Captain Thomas W. Miller.Jul 27, 1868
  413. Private Law 40–CCCXIChap. CCCXI: granting a Pension to Emmelene H. Rudd, Widow of the late Commodore John Rudd, deceased.Jul 27, 1868
  414. Private Law 40–CCCXIIChap. CCCXII: granting a Pension to John Gridley.Jul 27, 1868
  415. Private Law 40–CCCXIIIChap. CCCXIII: granting a Pension to Catherine Gensler.Jul 27, 1868
  416. Private Law 40–CCCXIVChap. CCCXIV: granting a Pension to Asa F. Holcomb.Jul 27, 1868
  417. Private Law 40–CCCXVChap. CCCXV: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Lamar.Jul 27, 1868
  418. Private Law 40–CCCXVIChap. CCCXVI: granting a Pension to William Smith.Jul 27, 1868
  419. Private Law 40–CCCXVIIChap. CCCXVII: granting a Pension to Martin Burke.Jul 27, 1868
  420. Private Law 40–CCCXVIIIChap. CCCXVIII: granting a Pension to Prescott Y. Howland.Jul 27, 1868
  421. Private Law 40–CCCXIXChap. CCCXIX: granting a Pension to Stephen T. Carver.Jul 27, 1868
  422. Private Law 40–CCCXXChap. CCCXX: granting a Pension to Esther C. C. Vangilder, Widow of Charles F. Vangilder, deceased, late a Private in Company M, First Regiment Vermont Heavy Artillery Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  423. Private Law 40–CCCXXIChap. CCCXXI: granting back Pension to the minor Children of Joseph Berry.Jul 27, 1868
  424. Private Law 40–CCCXXIIChap. CCCXXII: granting increased Pension to William B. Edwards.Jul 27, 1868
  425. Private Law 40–CCCXXIIIChap. CCCXXIII: granting a Pension to Jonathan H. Perry.Jul 27, 1868
  426. Private Law 40–CCCXXIVChap. CCCXXIV: granting a Pension to John La Marsh.Jul 27, 1868
  427. Private Law 40–CCCXXVChap. CCCXXV: granting a Pension to Catharine Skinner.Jul 27, 1868
  428. Private Law 40–CCCXXVIChap. CCCXXVI: granting a Pension to Helen L. Wolf.Jul 27, 1868
  429. Private Law 40–CCCXXVIIChap. CCCXXVII: granting a Pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, of Boston, Massachusetts, Mother of John Lane, deceased, late a Private in Company A, Twelfth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  430. Private Law 40–CCCXXVIIIChap. CCCXXVIII: granting a Pension to Miss Ann E. Hamilton, of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, Aunt and adopted Mother of James E. McKillip and Charles P. McKillip, deceased, late Soldiers in the Union Army.Jul 27, 1868
  431. Private Law 40–CCCXXIXChap. CCCXXIX: granting a Pension to Sarah E. Ball, Widow of James Ball, deceased, late a Fireman on the Steamer Vidette, connected with the Burnside Expedition.Jul 27, 1868
  432. Private Law 40–CCCXXXChap. CCCXXX: granting a Pension to Jane McNaughton.Jul 27, 1868
  433. Private Law 40–CCCXXXIChap. CCCXXXI: granting a Pension to Michael Reilly.Jul 27, 1868
  434. Private Law 40–CCCXXXIIChap. CCCXXXII: granting a Pension to Eliza Donnelly, Mother of Dudley Donnelly, deceased, late Colonel of the Twenty-eighth Regiment Infantry, New York State Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  435. Private Law 40–CCCXXXIIIChap. CCCXXXIII: granting a Pension to Elizabeth G. Hibben, Widow of Reverend Samuel Hibben, deceased, late a Chaplain in the Fourth Cavalry Regiment, Illinois Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  436. Private Law 40–CCCXXXIVChap. CCCXXXIV: granting a Pension to Hinman L. Hall.Jul 27, 1868
  437. Private Law 40–CCCXXXVChap. CCCXXXV: for the Relief of the Grantees of Ann D. Durding.Jul 27, 1868
  438. Private Law 40–CCCXXXVIChap. CCCXXXVI: granting a Pension to Polly W. Cotton.Jul 27, 1868
  439. Private Law 40–CCCXXXVIIChap. CCCXXXVII: granting a Pension to Daniel Sheets.Jul 27, 1868
  440. Private Law 40–CCCXXXVIIIChap. CCCXXXVIII: granting a Pension to Jane Rook.Jul 27, 1868
  441. Private Law 40–CCCXXXIXChap. CCCXXXIX: granting a Pension to Hugo Eichholtz.Jul 27, 1868
  442. Private Law 40–CCCXLChap. CCCXL: granting a Pension to the Children of William R. Silvey.Jul 27, 1868
  443. Private Law 40–CCCXLIChap. CCCXLI: granting a Pension to Sarah K. Johnson.Jul 27, 1868
  444. Private Law 40–CCCXLIIChap. CCCXLII: graiting [granting] a Pension to Roslinda McCabe, Widow of Barney McCabe, late a Private in Company I, Tenth Regiment New York Cavalry Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  445. Private Law 40–CCCXLIIIChap. CCCXLIII: granting a Pension to Joseph A. Fry.Jul 27, 1868
  446. Private Law 40–CCCXLIVChap. CCCXLIV: granting a Pension to William J. Cotty, late of the Twenty-first Missouri Infantry Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  447. Private Law 40–CCCXLVChap. CCCXLV: for the Relief of Nancy Cook, of Tennessee.Jul 27, 1868
  448. Private Law 40–CCCXLVIChap. CCCXLVI: for the Relief of Barbara Stout, of Tennessee.Jul 27, 1868
  449. Private Law 40–CCCXLVIIChap. CCCXLVII: granting a Pension to the minor Children of Garrett W. Freer.Jul 27, 1868
  450. Private Law 40–CCCXLVIIIChap. CCCXLVIII: granting a Pension to Julia L. Doty.Jul 27, 1868
  451. Private Law 40–CCCXLIXChap. CCCXLIX: granting a Pension to Frances M. Webster.Jul 27, 1868
  452. Private Law 40–CCCLChap. CCCL: granting a Pension to Ruth Barton.Jul 27, 1868
  453. Private Law 40–CCCLIChap. CCCLI: granting a Pension to John Marley.Jul 27, 1868
  454. Private Law 40–CCCLIIChap. CCCLII: granting a Pension to Joanna L. Shaw.Jul 27, 1868
  455. Private Law 40–CCCLIIIChap. CCCLIII: granting a Pension to Anna H. Pratt.Jul 27, 1868
  456. Private Law 40–CCCLIVChap. CCCLIV: granting a Pension to Hannah K. Cook.Jul 27, 1868
  457. Private Law 40–CCCLVChap. CCCLV: granting a Pension to Jane E. Rogers.Jul 27, 1868
  458. Private Law 40–CCCLVIChap. CCCLVI: granting a Pension to Patrick Collins.Jul 27, 1868
  459. Private Law 40–CCCLVIIChap. CCCLVII: granting a Pension to Kate Higgins.Jul 27, 1868
  460. Private Law 40–CCCLVIIIChap. CCCLVIII: granting a Pension to Barbara Weisse.Jul 27, 1868
  461. Private Law 40–CCCLIXChap. CCCLIX: granting a Pension to Sarah J. Rogers.Jul 27, 1868
  462. Private Law 40–CCCLXChap. CCCLX: granting a Pension to Louisa M. Williston.Jul 27, 1868
  463. Private Law 40–CCCLXIChap. CCCLXI: granting a Pension to Esther Graves.Jul 27, 1868
  464. Private Law 40–CCCLXIIChap. CCCLXII: granting a Pension to Frederick Denning.Jul 27, 1868
  465. Private Law 40–CCCLXIIIChap. CCCLXIII: granting a Pension to Joseph B. Rodden.Jul 27, 1868
  466. Private Law 40–CCCLXIVChap. CCCLXIV: authorizing the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to adjust the Accounts of Mark Howard.Jul 27, 1868
  467. Private Law 40–CCCLXVChap. CCCLXV: granting a Pension to Eliza Mathews.Jul 27, 1868
  468. Private Law 40–CCCLXVIChap. CCCLXVI: granting a Pension to William F. Nelson.Jul 27, 1868
  469. Private Law 40–CCCLXVIIChap. CCCLXVII: granting a Pension to Julia A. Barton.Jul 27, 1868
  470. Private Law 40–CCCLXVIIIChap. CCCLXVIII: granting a Pension to Julia Carroll.Jul 27, 1868
  471. Private Law 40–CCCLXIXChap. CCCLXIX: granting a Pension to Cornelia Peaslee.Jul 27, 1868
  472. Private Law 40–CCCLXXChap. CCCLXX: granting a Pension to Mary Cover, Widow of Samuel Cover, deceased, late a Private in Company G, of the Fifty-sixth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  473. Private Law 40–CCCLXXIChap. CCCLXXI: granting a Pension to William F. Moses.Jul 27, 1868
  474. Private Law 40–CCCLXXIIChap. CCCLXXII: granting a Pension to Malinda Ferguson, Widow of James Ferguson, late a Private in Company C, of the First Regiment of Kentucky Cavalry.Jul 27, 1868
  475. Private Law 40–CCCLXXIIIChap. CCCLXXIII: granting a Pension to Mary Merchant, Mother of Timothy H. Pittsford, deceased, late a Private in Company G, of the First Regiment of the United States Veteran Engineer Corps.Jul 27, 1868
  476. Private Law 40–CCCLXXIVChap. CCCLXXIV: granting a Pension to Frederica Brielmayer.Jul 27, 1868
  477. Private Law 40–CCCLXXVChap. CCCLXXV: granting a Pension to Mary A. Falardo, Widow of Onesimus Falardo, deceased, late a Private in Company K, of the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Regiment of New York Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  478. Private Law 40–CCCLXXVIChap. CCCLXXVI: granting a Pension to Phœbe McBride, Mother of Thomas McBride, deceased, late a Private in Company B, of the Eighty-seventh Regiment of Illinois Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  479. Private Law 40–CCCLXXVIIChap. CCCLXXVII: granting a Pension to Harriet E. Shears, Widow of John T. Shears, deceased, late a Private in Company H, of the Fifty-seventh Regiment of Illinois Volunteer Infantry.Jul 27, 1868
  480. Private Law 40–CCCLXXVIIIChap. CCCLXXVIII: granting a Pension to William H. Blair, late a Private in Company G, of the Twelfth Regiment of Maine Volunteers.Jul 27, 1868
  481. Private Law 40–CCCLXXIXChap. CCCLXXIX: granting a Pension to Christopher M. Cornmesser, late a Private in the Independent Iowa Home Guards.Jul 27, 1868
  482. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXChap. CCCLXXX: granting a Pension to Johannah Connolly.Jul 27, 1868
  483. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXIChap. CCCLXXXI: granting a Pension to the minor Children of Michael Travis.Jul 27, 1868
  484. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXIIChap. CCCLXXXII: granting a Pension to the Widow and minor Children of James Cox.Jul 27, 1868
  485. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXIIIChap. CCCLXXXIII: granting a Pension to Lavinia A. Gittings, Mother of Andrew J. Gittings.Jul 27, 1868
  486. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXIVChap. CCCLXXXIV: granting a Pension to Owen Griffin.Jul 27, 1868
  487. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXVChap. CCCLXXXV: granting a Pension to Margaret Lewis.Jul 27, 1868
  488. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXVIChap. CCCLXXXVI: granting a Pension to Mrs. Mary Brown.Jul 27, 1868
  489. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXVIIChap. CCCLXXXVII: granting a Pension to Esther Fisk.Jul 27, 1868
  490. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXVIIIChap. CCCLXXXVIII: granting a Pension to William O. Dodge.Jul 27, 1868
  491. Private Law 40–CCCLXXXIXChap. CCCLXXXIX: granting a Pension to the Widow of Solomon Gause.Jul 27, 1868
  492. Private Law 40–CCCXCChap. CCCXC: granting an Increase of Pension to Emily B. Bidwell, Widow of Brigadier-General Daniel D. Bidwell, and to Sarah Hackleman, Widow of Brigadier-General Pleasant A. Hackleman.Jul 27, 1868
  493. Private Law 40–CCCXCIChap. CCCXCI: for the Relief of Samuel Tibbetts.Jul 27, 1868
  494. Private Law 40–CCCXCIIChap. CCCXCII: granting a Pension to Chauncey D. Rose, Father of Alvin J. Rose, late a Sergeant Veteran in Company A, Second Regiment of Ohio Cavalry Volunteers, who was killed in Action at Five Forks, Virginia, April one, eighteen hundred and sixty-five.Jul 27, 1868
  495. Private Law 40–CCCXCIIIChap. CCCXCIII: to relieve Nelson Tift, of Georgia, of Disabilities.Jul 27, 1868
  496. Private Law 40–CCCXCIVChap. CCCXCIV: for the Relief of A. W. Ballard.Jul 27, 1868
  497. Private Law 40–IChap. I: to relieve from Disabilities Franklin J. Moses, a Citizen of South Carolina.Dec 11, 1868
  498. Private Law 40–IIIChap. III: to authorize the Secretary of State to adjust the Claim of Gustavus G. Cushman for Office Rent while Commissioner under the Reciprocity Treaty.Dec 15, 1868
  499. Private Law 40–VChap. V: to relieve certain Persons of all political Disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth Article of the Amendments to the Constitution of the United States.Dec 22, 1868
  500. Private Law 40–VIChap. VI: for the Relief of Joseph Moorehead.Jan 6, 1869
  501. Private Law 40–VIIIChap. VIII: to relieve from Disabilities John G. Stokes, a Citizen of Alabama.Jan 8, 1869
  502. Private Law 40–XChap. X: for the Relief of Mrs. Emma Wilson, of the State of Indiana.Jan 14, 1869
  503. Private Law 40–XIChap. XI: to provide for the Removal of the Remains of Hon. W. T. Coggeshall, late Minister of the United States at Ecuador, to the United States.Jan 18, 1869
  504. Private Law 40–XIIChap. XII: to relieve William H. Bagley, of Wake County, North Carolina.Jan 18, 1869
  505. Private Law 40–XIVChap. XIV: to relieve from Disabilities R W. Best and Samuel F. Phillips, of North Carolina.Jan 22, 1869
  506. Private Law 40–XVIIChap. XVII: for the Relief of Ruf is M. Hollister, of Janesville, Wisconsin.Jan 30, 1869
  507. Private Law 40–XVIIIChap. XVIII: confirming Title to “Little Rock Island,” in the Mississippi River.Jan 30, 1869
  508. Private Law 40–XXIIChap. XXII: for the Relief of Commander John L. Davis.Feb 2, 1869
  509. Private Law 40–XXVChap. XXV: for the Relief of John H. Osler, of Guernsey County, Ohio.Feb 9, 1869
  510. Private Law 40–XXVIChap. XXVI: to confirm the Title to certain Land to the Pueblo of Santa Ana, in the Territory of New Mexico.Feb 9, 1869
  511. Private Law 40–XXVIIChap. XXVII: for the Relief of Jane McMurray.Feb 16, 1869
  512. Private Law 40–XXVIIIChap. XXVIII: granting a Pension to the Widow and Child of Martin Whitt, deceased.Feb 16, 1869
  513. Private Law 40–XXIXChap. XXIX: granting a Pension to Anne Dycher, Widow of Matthew D. Dycher.Feb 16, 1869
  514. Private Law 40–XXXChap. XXX: granting a Pension to Elizabeth J. Miller, Widow of General John Miller.Feb 16, 1869
  515. Private Law 40–XXXIXChap. XXXIX: granting a Pension to Daniel Hauser, a Citizen of North Carolina, and a Soldier of the War of eighteen hundred and twelve.Feb 19, 1869
  516. Private Law 40–XLChap. XL: for the Relief of William Grant Powers.Feb 19, 1869
  517. Private Law 40–XLIChap. XLI: for the Relief of the Estate of Isaac Philips, deceased, who was a Private in the Revolutionary War.Feb 19, 1869
  518. Private Law 40–XLIVChap. XLIV: for the Relief of Nott and Company.Feb 22, 1869
  519. Private Law 40–XLVIIChap. XLVII: to amend an Act entitled “An Act to confirm certain private Land Claims in the Territory of New Mexico.”Feb 25, 1869
  520. Private Law 40–LVIIIChap. LVIII: for the Relief of Walter D. Plowden.Mar 1, 1869
  521. Private Law 40–LIXChap. LIX: providing for the Payment of Captain Goldman Bryson’s Mounted Company.Mar 1, 1869
  522. Private Law 40–LXChap. LX: to confirm an Entry of Land by Moses F. Shinn.Mar 1, 1869
  523. Private Law 40–LXIChap. LXI: granting a Pension to Charles Mains, of Tennessee.Mar 1, 1869
  524. Private Law 40–LXIIChap. LXII: granting a Pension to Joseph M. Hudson.Mar 1, 1869
  525. Private Law 40–LXIIIChap. LXIII: granting a Pension to William M. Simpson.Mar 1, 1869
  526. Private Law 40–LXIVChap. LXIV: granting a Pension to Mrs. Susan Carson.Mar 1, 1869
  527. Private Law 40–LXVChap. LXV: granting a Pension to Mrs. Naomi Adams.Mar 1, 1869
  528. Private Law 40–LXVIChap. LXVI: granting a Pension to Charlotte Webster, Widow of Timothy Webster, deceased.Mar 1, 1869
  529. Private Law 40–LXVIIChap. LXVII: granting a Pension to Mary R. Brown.Mar 1, 1869
  530. Private Law 40–LXVIIIChap. LXVIII: to increase the Pension of William H. Johnson.Mar 1, 1869
  531. Private Law 40–LXIXChap. LXIX: granting back Pension to Edmund W. Wandell, of Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania.Mar 1, 1869
  532. Private Law 40–LXXChap. LXX: granting a Pension to Katharine Dreyer, Widow of Sylvester Dreyer, deceased, late Private of Company H, of the Tenth Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers.Mar 1, 1869
  533. Private Law 40–LXXIChap. LXXI: granting a Pension to Catharine O’Conners, Widow of Timothy O’Conners, deceased, late Private, Company C, of the Thirty-third Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers.Mar 1, 1869
  534. Private Law 40–LXXIIChap. LXXII: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Radigan, Widow of John Radigan, deceased, who was a Private in Company A, of the Forty-ninth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.Mar 1, 1869
  535. Private Law 40–LXXIIIChap. LXXIII: granting a Pension to Ann Smith.Mar 1, 1869
  536. Private Law 40–LXXIVChap. LXXIV: granting a Pension to Mary J. Hutton, Widow of John C. Hutton, deceased.Mar 1, 1869
  537. Private Law 40–LXXVChap. LXXV: granting a Pension to Ellen Green.Mar 1, 1869
  538. Private Law 40–LXXVIChap. LXXVI: granting a Pension to Edward W. White.Mar 1, 1869
  539. Private Law 40–LXXVIIChap. LXXVII: for the relief of George W. Short.Mar 1, 1869
  540. Private Law 40–LXXVIIIChap. LXXVIII: granting a Pension to Maria Walters.Mar 1, 1869
  541. Private Law 40–LXXIXChap. LXXIX: granting a Pension to William McDonald.Mar 1, 1869
  542. Private Law 40–LXXXChap. LXXX: granting a Pension to Richard Look.Mar 1, 1869
  543. Private Law 40–LXXXIChap. LXXXI: granting a Pension to Catharine S. B. Spear.Mar 1, 1869
  544. Private Law 40–LXXXIIChap. LXXXII: granting a Pension to Nancy Reed.Mar 1, 1869
  545. Private Law 40–LXXXIIIChap. LXXXIII: granting a Pension to James H. Maguire.Mar 1, 1869
  546. Private Law 40–LXXXIVChap. LXXXIV: granting a Pension to John R. Ray.Mar 1, 1869
  547. Private Law 40–LXXXVChap. LXXXV: granting a Pension to Martha E. McKinney.Mar 1, 1869
  548. Private Law 40–LXXXVIChap. LXXXVI: granting a Pension to Matilda Carney.Mar 1, 1869
  549. Private Law 40–LXXXVIIChap. LXXXVII: increasing the Pension of William J. Patton.Mar 1, 1869
  550. Private Law 40–LXXXVIIIChap. LXXXVIII: granting a Pension to Lorenzo Day.Mar 1, 1869
  551. Private Law 40–LXXXIXChap. LXXXIX: granting a Pension to Rachel C. Floyd.Mar 1, 1869
  552. Private Law 40–XCChap. XC: granting a Pension to Allen E. Rector.Mar 1, 1869
  553. Private Law 40–XCIChap. XCI: granting a Pension to Jacob Huggins.Mar 1, 1869
  554. Private Law 40–XCIIChap. XCII: granting a Pension to Lucinda A. Wilder.Mar 1, 1869
  555. Private Law 40–XCIIIChap. XCIII: granting a Pension to the Widow and Minor Children of Lieutenant Richard H. Allen.Mar 1, 1869
  556. Private Law 40–XCIVChap. XCIV: granting a Pension to Bridget Hayes.Mar 1, 1869
  557. Private Law 40–XCVChap. XCV: granting a Pension to Sarah A. Scherr.Mar 1, 1869
  558. Private Law 40–XCVIChap. XCVI: granting a Pension to Marg A. Amer.Mar 1, 1869
  559. Private Law 40–XCVIIChap. XCVII: granting a Pension to Julia A. Fisher.Mar 1, 1869
  560. Private Law 40–XCVIIIChap. XCVIII: granting a Pension to Lucinda Pangle.Mar 1, 1869
  561. Private Law 40–XCIXChap. XCIX: granting a Pension to Mary Ann Shurlock.Mar 1, 1869
  562. Private Law 40–CChap. C: granting a Pension to Charles H. B. King.Mar 1, 1869
  563. Private Law 40–CIChap. CI: granting a Pension to Juliet E. Hall.Mar 1, 1869
  564. Private Law 40–CIIChap. CII: granting a Pension to Mahala M. Freeman.Mar 1, 1869
  565. Private Law 40–CIIIChap. CIII: granting a Pension to John M. Flynn.Mar 1, 1869
  566. Private Law 40–CIVChap. CIV: granting a Pension to Harriet M. Mills, Widow of Samuel J. Mills, deceased, late a Private in Company F, of Second Regiment Connecticut Volunteers.Mar 1, 1869
  567. Private Law 40–CVChap. CV: granting a Pension to Henry Riemann.Mar 1, 1869
  568. Private Law 40–CVIChap. CVI: for the Relief of Foster and Tower.Mar 1, 1869
  569. Private Law 40–CVIIChap. CVII: for the Relief of N. A. Shuttleworth, of Harrison County, West Virginia.Mar 1, 1869
  570. Private Law 40–CVIIIChap. CVIII: for the Relief of Isaac Watts.Mar 1, 1869
  571. Private Law 40–CIXChap. CIX: for the Relief of Lieutenant Leonidas Smith, late of the Twenty-second Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry.Mar 1, 1869
  572. Private Law 40–CXChap. CX: granting a Pension to Betsey S. Jackman.Mar 1, 1869
  573. Private Law 40–CXIChap. CXI: for the Relief of H. A. White.Mar 1, 1869
  574. Private Law 40–CXIIChap. CXII: granting a Pension to Cyrus Hall.Mar 1, 1869
  575. Private Law 40–CXIIIChap. CXIII: for the Relief of John Gestiger.Mar 1, 1869
  576. Private Law 40–CXIVChap. CXIV: granting a Pension to John A. Parker, a Soldier in the War of eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Mar 1, 1869
  577. Private Law 40–CXVChap. CXV: granting a Pension to Clarissa K. Grant.Mar 1, 1869
  578. Private Law 40–CXVIChap. CXVI: granting a Pension to Sarah A. Wilcox.Mar 1, 1869
  579. Private Law 40–CXVIIChap. CXVII: granting a Pension to Jacob S. Baker.Mar 1, 1869
  580. Private Law 40–CXVIIIChap. CXVIII: granting a Pension to Emily H. Gardner.Mar 1, 1869
  581. Private Law 40–CXIXChap. CXIX: for the Relief of Edwin B. Hoag.Mar 1, 1869
  582. Private Law 40–CXXChap. CXX: for the Relief of George Kaiser.Mar 1, 1869
  583. Private Law 40–CLIIChap. CLII: to confirm certain private Land Claims in the Territory of New Mexico.Mar 3, 1869
  584. Private Law 40–CLIIIChap. CLIII: for the Relief of Captain Charles Hunter, United States Navy.Mar 3, 1869
  585. Private Law 40–CLIVChap. CLIV: for the Relief of Wright Duryea.Mar 3, 1869
  586. Private Law 40–CLVChap. CLV: for the Relief of Mary A. Filler.Mar 3, 1869
  587. Private Law 40–CLVIChap. CLVI: for the Relief of the Illinois Iron and Bolt Company.Mar 3, 1869
  588. Private Law 40–CLVIIChap. CLVII: for the Relief of Henry Barricklow.Mar 3, 1869
  589. Private Law 40–CLVIIIChap. CLVIII: for the Relief of certain Companies of Scouts and Guides organized in Alabama.Mar 3, 1869
  590. Private Law 40–CLIXChap. CLIX: granting a Pension to Madge K. Guthrie and Robert B. Guthrie.Mar 3, 1869
  591. Private Law 40–CLXChap. CLX: granting a Pension to Lemuel Bartholow.Mar 3, 1869
  592. Private Law 40–CLXIChap. CLXI: for the Relief of Lieutenant-Colonel John W. Davidson, of the United States Army.Mar 3, 1869
  593. Private Law 40–CLXIIChap. CLXII: for the Relief of the Heirs and legal Representatives of Charles C. Cook, deceased.Mar 3, 1869
  594. Private Law 40–CLXIIIChap. CLXIII: to confirm certain private Land Claims in the State of Missouri.Mar 3, 1869
  595. Private Law 40–CLXIVChap. CLXIV: granting a Pension to Mary A. Davis, Widow of William P. Davis, a Private of the Eighteenth Regiment of Indiana Volunteers, in the War of eighteen hundred and sixty-one.Mar 3, 1869
  596. Private Law 40–CLXVChap. CLXV: for the Relief of Peter McGough, Collector of Internal Revenue and disbursing Agent, Twentieth District, Pennsylvania.Mar 3, 1869
  597. Private Law 40–CLXVIChap. CLXVI: granting a Pension to Sarah E. Haines.Mar 3, 1869
  598. Private Law 40–CLXVIIChap. CLXVII: granting a Pension to Horace Peck, of Charlton, Massachusetts.Mar 3, 1869
  599. Private Law 40–CLXVIIIChap. CLXVIII: granting a Pension to Benjamin T. Raines of Indiana.Mar 3, 1869
  600. Private Law 40–CLXIXChap. CLXIX: granting a Pension to Elizabeth Clarice.Mar 3, 1869
  601. Private Law 40–CLXXChap. CLXX: granting a Pension to the Children of Martin N. Slocum, deceased.Mar 3, 1869
  602. Private Law 40–CLXXIChap. CLXXI: granting a Pension to Benjamin C. Stone.Mar 3, 1869
  603. Private Law 40–CLXXIIChap. CLXXII: granting a Pension to Mrs. Lydia W. Ford.Mar 3, 1869
  604. Private Law 40–CLXXIIIChap. CLXXIII: for the Relief of Henry C. Noyes.Mar 3, 1869
  605. Private Law 40–CLXXIVChap. CLXXIV: for the Relief of Reverend D. Hillhouse Bud.Mar 3, 1869
  606. Private Law 40–CLXXVChap. CLXXV: for the Relief of Alpheus C. Gallahue.Mar 3, 1869
  607. Private Law 40–CLXXVIChap. CLXXVI: for the Relief of Celestia P. Hartt.Mar 3, 1869
  608. Private Law 40–CLXXVIIChap. CLXXVII: for the Relief of George Fowler, and the Estate of De Grasse Fowler, deceased, or their Assigns.Mar 3, 1869
  609. Private Law 40–CLXXVIIIChap. CLXXVIII: confirming certain Purchases of Lands in the Ionia District, Michigan, made by Charles H. Rodd and Andrew J. Campeau.Mar 3, 1869