TO PASS H. J. RES. 28 ACCEPTING THE INVITATION TO PARTICI- PATE IN THE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION AT PARIS IN 1867. (P. 187-2)

TO PASS S. 61.

TO PASS H. R. 204 (14 STAT 308, APP FEB. 13, 1866), A BILL REGULATING REGISTRATION OF VESSELS. (P. 700-1)

TO AGREE ON THE HOUSE AMENDMENT TO S. 60, WHICH AUTHORIZES THE PRESIDENT TO DIVIDE INTO DISTRICTS, THE SECTION OF THE COUNTRY CONTAINING SUCH REFUGEES AND FREEDMEN. (P. 747-2)

TO OVERRIDE THE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF S. 60. (P. 943-2)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF WILLIAM BONIFANT, AS UNITED STATES MARSHALL FOR DISTRICT OF MARYLAND.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 17 (14 STAT 350, APP. MAR 10, 1866), WHICH GIVES THE CONSENT OF CONGRESS TO TRANSFER OF BERKELEY AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES TO VIRGINIA. (P. 1204-1)

TO PASS H. R. 135 (14 STAT 8, APP MAR. 14, 1866), A BILL EXTENDING TIME OF WITHDRAWAL OF GOODS FROM PUBLIC STORES AND BONDED WAREHOUSES. (P. 1327-1)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF V. L. FINDLAY, TO BE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, THIRD DISTRICT OF MARYLAND.

TO PASS S 138 (APP JULY 27, 1866, 14 STAT L. 332), INCREAS- ING AND FIXING THE MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO PASS S. J. RES. 49.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF FRANK P. BLAIR TO BE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE FOR FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT OF MISSOURI.

TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF S. 61. (P. 1809-3)

TO PASS H. R. 207 (14 STAT 317, APP APR. 9, 1866) A BILL PROVIDING WAYS AND MEANS TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT. (P. 1854-3)

TO PASS H. R. 238. (P. 2066-2)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF SAMUEL MC KELVY TO BE MARSHALL OF UNITED STATES FOR WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENN.

TO PASS S. 74. (P. 2180-1)

TO PASS S. 220. (P. 2232-3)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF WADE HAMPTON TO BE DEPUTY POSTMASTER AT PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA.

TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION DURING DEBATE, H. R. 280 (14 STAT L. 48, APP MAY 18, 1866), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT FOR FISCAL 1867. (P. 2313-2)

TO PASS H. R. 11

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO H. R. 213 (APP JULY 23, 1866), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL EXPENSES FOR FISCAL 1867. THE AMENDMENT APPROPRI- ATES $160,000 FOR EXTRA PAY TO TEMPORARY TREASURY CLERKS AND FOR

TO PASS S. 269 A BILL DEFINING NUMBER AND REGULATES APPOINTMENT OF NAVAL OFFICERS, BY CREATING RANK OF ADMIRAL FOR VICE- ADMIRAL FARRAGUT. (P. 3154-3)

TO PASS S. 317 (14 STAT L. 79, APP JULY 13, 1866), A BILL AMENDING THE PACIFIC RAILROAD ACT, A ACT FOR THE CONSTRUC- TION OF A RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH LINE FROM MISSOURI TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. (P. 3267-1)

TO RATIFY THE ARTICLES OF AGREEMENTS AND CONVENTION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE CHOCTAW AND CHICKASAW INDIANS. (P. 882)

TO PASS S. 357. (P. 3490-1)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF GEORGE W. GINTY TO BE ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE FOR FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF WISCONSIN.

TO PASS H. R. 683 (14 STAT 596, APP JULY 13, 1866), PAYING J. JUDSON BARCLAY $3,000 FOR HIS EXPENSES AS CONSUL AT CYPRESS. (P. 3549-1)

TO PASS S. J. RES. 79 (14 STAT 365, APP JULY 25, 1866), A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING $5,000 FOR THE PURCHASE OF JUDGE JAMES L. PETTIGRU'S LAW LIBRARY FOR THE USE OF LIBRARY FOR FOR CONGRESS. (P. 3550-1)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF WILLIAM S. MOSELY OF MISSOURI TO BE ONE OF THREE COMMISSIONERS UNDER ACT APPROVED APR. 17, 1866, ENTITLED ''AN ACT TO REINBURSE MISSOURI FOR MONIES EXPENDED FOR THE UNITED STATES IN ENROLLING, EQUIPPING AND PROSSES

TO PASS S. 367 (14 STAT 604, APP JULY 23, 1866), A BILL EXTENDING THE TIME OF LETTERS-PATENT ISSUED TO THADDEUS HYATT. (P. 3668-1, 3)

TO PASS S. 414 (14 STAT L. 243, APP JULY 25, 1866), A BILL REGULATING THE TIME AND MANNER OF HOLDING ELECTIONS FOR SENATORS IN CONGRESS. (P. 3727-1, 3734-2)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF GREEN CLAY SMITH OF KENTUCKY TO BE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRITORY OF MONTANA.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF JOHN W. STOKES TO BE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE FOR THE FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF WILLIAM G. MC CANDLASS TO BE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE FOR 23RD DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

TO PASS S. J. RES. 82 (14 STAT 3678 APP JULY 26, 1866), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE CODIFICATION OF THE CUSTOM LAWS AND APPROPRIATING $10,000 FOR CLERKS TO DO THAT WORK. (P. 3827-2)

TO OVERRIDE THE VETO OF H. R. 613 (14 STAT 173, APP JULY 16, 1866), A BILL CONTINUING THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.

TO PASS S. 428, A BILL APPROPRIATING $50,000 FOR THE RELIEF OF SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE IN PORTLAND MAINE.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF CHARLES W. BUTLER TO BE DEPUTY POSTMASTER AT NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT, IN PLACE OF JULIUS W. EGGLESTON, REMOVED.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF ALEXANDER W. RANDALL, TO BE POSTMASTER-GENERAL, TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY THE RESIG- NATION OF WILLIAM DENNISON.

TO ADOPT A PROVISO TO ARTICLE FIVE OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE CHEROKEE NATION OF INDIANS, NEGO- TIATED AT WASHINGTON, D. C., ON JULY 19, 1866.

TO RATIFY THE AMENDMENT TO THE TREATY, MADE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE CHEROKEE NATION OF INDIANS, WHICH PROPOSED THAT THE CHEROKEE NATION DELIVER TO THE UNITED STATES, ALL PUBLIC PROPERTY, AND THAT THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR SHALL SELL A

TO PASS S. 447. (P. 4222-3)

TO PASS H. J. RES. 197.

TO INSTRUCT COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE TO AGREE TO AMENDMENT OF HOUSE TO H. R. 737 WHICH APPROPRIATES $65,000,000 FOR SOLDIERS BOUNTIES, PAYING $100 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY FOR THREE YEARS SERVICE OR LESS THAN THREE YEARS WHEN WOUNDED: TWO YEARS $50 BOU

TO PASS H. J. RES. 208, (#96 LAWS OF 1866, JULY 28, 1866), AUTHORIZING THE FENIANS TO HOLD MEETINGS IN THE ORPHANS FAIR BUILDING. (P. 4293-1)

TO PASS S. 1.

TO PASS H. R. 828 (14 STAT L 377, APP. JAN. 21, 1867), AN ACT TO REPEAL SECTION 13 OF AN ACT OF SUPPRESS INSURRECTION, TO PUNISH TREASON AND REBELLION AND TO SIEZE AND CONFISCATE THE PROPERTY OF REBELS, APP. JULY 17, 1862. SECTION 13 GIVES THE

TO PASS S. 1 OVER THE PRESIDENTS VETO. (P. 303-2)

TO PASS S. 456. (P 360-2)

TO PASS H. R. 830 (14 STAT L 378, APP JAN, 22, 1867), A BILL FIXING THE TIME AND DATE FOR REGULAR MEETINGS OF CONGRESS. (P. 379-1)

TO PASS H. R. 508 (14 STAT L379, APP JAN. 25, 1867), AN ACT TO REGULATE THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN THE TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES, PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF RIGHTS OF CITIZENS TO ELECTIVE FRANCHISE, IRRESPECTIVE OF COLOR, RACE OR PR

TO PASS S. 438 (14 STAT 635, APP MAR. 2, 1867), A BILL GRANTING 840 ACRES OF LAND TO THE HEIRS OF JOHN E. BOULIGNY. (P. 676-1)

TO PASS H. R. 874 (14 STAT L 397, APP FEB. 21, 1867), A BILL TO REGULATE THE DUTIES OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVES IN PREPARING FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE. (P. 946-1)

TO OVERIDE VETO OF S. 456 (14 STAT . 391, APP FEB. 9, 1867) A BILL TO ADMIT NEBRASKA AS A STATE OF THE UNION. (P. 1096-3)

TO PASS H. R. 452. (P. 1302-2)

TO PASS H. R. 1099 (14 STAT L 398, APP. FEB. 22, 1867), WHICH PROVIDES FOR THE ELECTION OF A CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

TO AGREE TO CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 453, (14 STAT L 430, APP MAR. 2, 1867), A BILL REGULATING THE TENURE OF CERTAIN CIVIL OFFICERS. IF THE CONFERENCE REPORT IS ACCEPTED THE TWO HOUSES WILL AGREE TO FIXING OF THE TERM OF OFFICE FOR MEMBERS OF TH

TO CONCUR IN A HOUSE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 1143, WHICH FIXES QUALIFICATION OF DELEGATES TO A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD BY REBEL STATES, AND DECLARES EXISTING STATE GOVERN- MENT IN THE REBEL STATES TO BE PROVISIONAL. (P. 1645-3)

TO PASS H. R. 965 (14 STAT L 412, APP. FEB. 27, 1867), A BILL WHICH DECLARES THAT THE CLINTON BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSOURI RIVER AT CLINTON, IOWA IS A POST ROAD.

TO PASS H. R. 820 (14 STAT L 625, APP FEB. 28, 1867), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF WORK DONE BY HENRY S. DAVIES, A MECHANIC, ON THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING. (P. 1710-1, 2)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF JOHN M. DUKE, TO BE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE OF THE NINTH DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, IN PLACE OF JOHN J. ANDERSON, WHO RESIGNED.

TO CONCUR IN THE REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON H. R. 904, (14 STAT L. 412, APP. FEB. 28, 1867), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE FOR THE FISCAL 1868, WHICH PROPOSES A PROVISION THAT NO MONEY BE PAID TO THE P

TO PASS H. J. RES. 205 (14 STAT L 571, APP MAR. 2, 1867), PROVIDING FOR THE ERECTION OF AN EQUESTRIAN STATUE TO THE MEMORY OF BREVET LIEUTENANT GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT AND DIRECTING AND AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO CONTRACT WITH HENRY K.

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO H. R. 1173 ADOPTED IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE WHICH AUTHORIZES THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO PAY TO ASSISTANT ACCESSORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE IN REBEL STATES PRIOR TO AUG. 1, 1866, THE COMPENSATION ALLOWED BY LAW AN

TO PASS S. 462 PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF COLORADO INTO THE UNION AS A STATE.

TO AGREE TO AN AMENDED AMENDMENT TO H. R. 1161, WHICH PRO- VIDES THAT THE TAX ON COTTON GROWN AFTER SEPT. 1, 1867, SHALL BE ONE CENT PER POUND. (P. 1867-2)

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF GEORGE A. CUSTER TO BE PRO- MOTED TO THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT- COLONEL OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT, UNITED STATES CAVALRY, JULY 28, 1866, TO FILL A VACANCY FROM THAT OF CAPTAIN OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT, UNITED STATES CAVALR

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF EDGAR COWAN TO BE ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE UNITED STATES TO AUSTRIA.

CONFIRMATION OF NOMINATION OF JOHN A. DIX TO BE ENVOY EXTRA- ORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO FRANCE, IN PLACE OF JOHN BIGELOW, RECALLED AT THE REQUEST OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO APPOINT HUGH ERVING TO BE MINISTER AT HAGUE.

TO PASS S. 588 (14 STAT L 636 APPR MAR. 2, 1867) WHICH PRO- VIDES FOR A RELEASE TO WILLIAM H. WEBB OF NEW YORK OF ALL RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF THE UNITED STATES IN AND TO THE IRONCLAD STEAMSHIP DUNDERBERG ON JUST PAYMENT BY HIM OF ALL MONIE

TO PASS H. R. 793. (P. 1958-1)

TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H. R. 598 (14 STAT 517, APP MAR. 2, 1867), A BILL ESTABLISHING A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY IN THE UNITED STATES. THE CONFERENCE REPORT PROVIDES THE SENATE RECEDE FROM THEIR AMENDMENTS TO 26 TO 33RD SECTIO

TO PASS H. R. 859. (P. 1964-1)

TO OVERRIDE VETO OF S. 453 (14 STAT L 430, APP MAR. 2, 1867) A BILL TO REGULATE THE TENURE OF CERTAIN CIVIL OFFICERS.

TO OVERRIDE VETO OF H. R. 1143 (14 STAT L 428, APP MAR. 2, 1867), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT OF THE REBEL STATES. (P. 1969-1)