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For the relief of Lucas and Dickinson counties, in the State of To provide, for the payment of D. B. Allen & Co. for services

in carrying the United States mail.-[By Mr. Farnsworth.] Letrog Referred, 19more. 70,osu-JF moil bavissal

Extending the time for the completion of the Dubuque and Sioux

To perpetuate testimony in the courts of the United States [By

51 Mr. Ferriss.]
Referred, 89.

City railroad.-[By Mr. Hubbard, of Iowa.] Referred, 51; reported, 540; printed, 641; discussed, 566; passed, 571; passed Senate with amendments, 1280; called H. R. No. 221up, 1427; passed, 1449; enrolled, 1458; approved, 1648.

In Senate: Received from House, 565; referred, 565; reported, 721; referred anew, 788; reported, 1070; discussed, 1257; passed with amendments, 1200; concurred in by House, 1442; enrolled, 1443

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To suspend the further reduction of the currency [By Mri
Schenck.]
Reported, printed, and recommitted, 53; reported back, 69;
discussed, 69; passed, 70; passed Senate with amendment,
566; referred, 57
571; reported and non-concurred in, 593;
conference, 642, 648; conference report, 671 agreed to to by
House, 671; agreed to by Senate, 690; enrolled, 691; not
returned, become a law, 986.

In Senate: Received from House and referred, 79; reported,
219; called up, 384; discussed, 407, 435, 472, 500, 504, 520;
passed with amendments, 537; disagreed to by House, 627;
conference, 632, 652; report, 674; agreed to by House, 674;
agreed to by Senate, 674; enrolled, 678, 699.

To establish certain post routes. - [By Mr. Churchill.]
Referred, 89.

H. R. No. 222

To amend the several acts relating to pensions. - [By Mr. Welker.]
Referred, 89.

H. R. No. 223

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In relation to islands in the Great Miami river. - [By Mr. Law-
rence, of Ohio.]
Referred, 89; reported, 508; discussed, 508; passed, 509; passed
Senate with amendment, 1045; concurred in, 1427; enrolled,
1455; approved, 1643.

In Senate: Received from House, 500; referred, 504; reported, dr721; passed with amendments, 1026; concurred in by House, 1431; enrolled, 1443.

HR. No. 224

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To charter the Washington and Cincinnati National Railroad
Company. [By Mr. Eggleston.]
Referred, 80; reported and recommitted, 861.

Ho R. No. 225

To establish a post route from Copley to New Portage, in Summit county, Ohio.- [By Mr. Spalding.]

Referred, 89.

H. R. No. 226

For the relief of Samuel McBride, a soldier of the war of 1812.

[By Mr. Arnell.]

Referred, 89.

H. R. No: 227

To exempt from taxation all manufactured goods where the product produced or manufactured shall not exceed $5,000 per annum, except certain manufactured articles specified.-[By Mr. Williams, of Indiana.]

--Referred, 89.

H. R. No. 228

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To amend the act passed March 23, 1867, entitled An act
supplementary to an act to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States," passed March 2, 1867, and
to facilitate the restoration thereof.-[By Mr. Stevens, of H. R. No. 232-
Pennsylvania.]

Passed Senate with amendment, 1448; motion to take up, 1451;
Senate amendment concurred in, 1453; enrolled, 1460; not
returned, &c., become a law, 1861.

In Senate: Received from House, 268; referred, 268; reported, 1204; discussed, 1288, 1311, 1410; passed with amendments, 1417; concurred in by House, 1442; enrolled, 1448.

H. R. No. 251

For the relief of John Gestiger.-[By Mr. Sawyer.]
Referred, 90.

H. R. No. 252

To amend an act entitled "An act 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.' '"-[By Mr. Washburn, of Wisconsin.]

Referred, 90.

H. R. No. 253

Granting a pension to Ellen M. Stansbury.-[By Mr. Donnelly.]
Referred, 90.

H. R. No. 254

To amend an act entitled "An act to provide for the more efficient

To reimburse the people of the Territory of Idaho for losses
sustained by Indian depredations and for moneys expended
in protecting their property against hostile Indians. - [By Mr.
Holbrook.]
Referred, 91.

H. R. No. 266

To reimburse the citizens of Wasco, Umatilla, Union, Grant, and Baker counties for losses sustained by Indian depredations. [By Mr. Holbrook.]

Referred, 91; reported, 361.

H. R. No. 267

To declare forfeited to the United States certain lands granted to aid in the construction of railroads in the States of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida. - [By Mr. Julian.]

Reported and recommitted, 95; motion to reconsider, 117; discussed, 310; postponed to January 14, 312; called up, 673; discussed, 694; called up, 784; discussed, 806, 833, 834, 836, 837, 838, 844, 870; notice, 967; discussed, 970, 979, 984; passed, 985.

In Senate: Received from House, 984; referred, 267; reported ** and recommitted, 3146.

H. R. No. 268

government of the rebel States, and to facilitate restoration," H. R. No. 269 passed March 2, 1867.-[By Mr. Windom.]

Referred, 90; reported and referred anew, 668.

H. R. No. 255

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For the relief of Charles Pitcher.-[By Mr. Cook.]
Referred, 105; reported and passed, 1503.

In Senate: Received from House, 1497; referred, 1498.

For the relief of the heirs of James S. Porter, late of Hancock H. R. No. 270county, West Virginia. - [By Mr. Hubbard, of West Virginia.]

Referred, 90; reported and passed, 3762.

In Senate: Received from House, 3770; referred, 3771; referred

To provide for the sealing of scales, weights, and balances used by national banks, navy-yards, and custom-houses.-[By Mr. Hooper, of Massachusetts.]