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TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT MR. LAWRENCE (OHIO), MEMBER OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORT FROM SAID COMMITTEE THE BILL REFERRED TO SAME PROVIDING FOR REDUCTION OF SALARY OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. (P. 1791-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND INTRODUCE H. J. RES. 305 (14 STAT 571, A BILL TO AMEND SECTION FIVE OF AN ACT TO INCREASE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND FOR OTHER REASONS, APPROVED JUNE 20, 1864. (P. 1725-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES SO THAT HOUSE MAY IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO VOTE ON THE QUESTION AS REQUIRED BY THE CONSTITUTION. WILL THE HOUSE ON RECONSIDERATION AGREE TO PASS H. R. 1143 OVER THE PRESIDENTIAL VETO? (P. 1733-2)

TO PASS H. R. 1143. (P. 1733)

TO AMEND H. R. 1227 (14 STAT 468, 3/2/1867), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO SUPPLY DEFICIENCIES IN THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SERVICE OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1867 BY ELIMINATING PARAGRAPHS PROVIDING $35,000 TO PAY FOR COMPLETING REPAIRS AND FURNISHING EXECUTIVE MANSION AND $2,500 FOR REPAIR OF ROOF. (P. 1753-1)

TO PASS S. J. RES. 164, SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE JOINT RESOLUTION TO ENABLE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ADVANTAGES OF THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION AT PARIS IN 1867. (P. 1790-1)

TO CONCUR IN REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE ON H.R. 1220. (P. 1735)

TO SUSTAIN A DECISION OF THE CHAIR, THAT A MOTION TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE RULES IS NOT IN ORDER. THE CHAIR'S DECISION CAME DURING DEBATE ON H. R. 1143. (P. 1733-1)

TO TABLE MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH HOUSE AGREED TO THE REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON H. R. 1220. (P. 1735)

TO PASS S. 453, OVER THE VETO OF THE PRESIDENT. S. 453 (14 STAT 430, 3/2/1867), IS A BILL REGULATING THE TENURE OF CERTAIN CIVIL OFFICES. (P. 1739-1)

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS PAY HON. T. M. MARQUETTEE FROM STATE OF NEBRASKA PAY AND MILAGE DUE AS MEMBER OF 39TH CONGRESS. (P. 1728-2)

TO PASS H. R. 865 (14 STAT 548, 3/2/1867), A BILL GRANTING LANDS TO AID IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RAILROAD FROM THE CITY OF STOCKTON TO TOWN OF COPPERPOLIS, IN THE STATE OF CAL.. (P. 1769-1)

TO PASS S. 509 (14 STAT 515), A BILL TO AMEND CERTAIN ACTS REGARDING THE NAVY. (P. 1788)

TO CONCUR IN REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON H. R. 598.

TO PUT MAIN QUESTION ON ADOPTION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H. R. 598. (P. 1707-1, 1708-1)

TO TABLE REPORT OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON H. R. 598. (P. 1707-2)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE HOUSE IS CONSIDERING H. R. 598 (14 STAT 517). (P. 1707-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT 10 DAYS FROM PASSAGE OF THIS JOINT RESOLUTION, AN ADDITIONAL DUTY OF 20% OF DUTIES AND RATES OF DUTIES, INCLUDING SPECIFIC AND AD VALORUM RATES NOW IMPOSED BY LAW ON ALL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO UNITED STATES (EXCEPT ON SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, SALT, AND COAL), SHALL BE IMPOSED. (P. 1659-2)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO PASS A RESOLUTION, RELATING TO TARIFFS ON WOOL AND WOOLENS. (P. 1660-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE H. R. 718. (P. 1658-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES SO THAT COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MAY BE DISCHARGED FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H. R. 718. (P. 1657-3, 1658-1)

TO PASS S. 501 (14 STAT 426, 3/2/1867), AMENDATORY OF AN ACT TO PROVIDE A TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT FOR MONTANA APPROVED MAY 26, 1864. (P. 1655-2)

TO CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO STRIKE OUT ENACTING WORDS OF H. R. 1184. (P. 1584)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO DISPENSE WITH FURTHER READING OF THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 718, A TARIFF BILL TO PROVIDE INCREASED REVENUE FROM IMPORTS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (P. 1590-1)

TO PASS H. J. RES. 299, PROVIDING THAT SECRETARY OF NAVY APPOINT BOARD OF THREE OFFICERS TO EXAMINE FACTS CONNECTED WITH LOCATION OF NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS, WITH VIEW TO REMOVING SAME TO LOCALITY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TO UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT; TO SURVEY AND REPORT TO 40TH CONGRESS ALL FACTS OF HARBOR OF NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT AND NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND AS A LOCATION ADVANTAGEOUS TO BEST PROMOTE THE PUBLIC INTEREST. (P. 1585-2)

TO TABLE S. 220 (14 STAT 424, 3/2/1867) A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN CONTRACTORS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF VESSELS OF WAR AND STEAM MACHINERY, AND PENDING AMENDMENTS THERETO PROVIDING THAT SECRETARY OF TREASURY BE AUTHORIZED TO PAY WITH TREASURY MONEY CONTRACTORS OF VESSELS OF WAR ON CONTRACTS MADE DURING YEARS 1862-63: ACTUAL COST INCURRED ABOVE CONTRACT PRICE FOR EXTRA WORK, ETC., RESULT OF DELAYS CAUSED BY THE DEPARTMENT PROVIDING THAT SECRETARY OF NAVY APPOINT A BOARD OF THREE MEMBERS TO ADJUST CLAIMS AND THAT PAYMENT OF ALL CLAIMS BE MADE IN FULL UPON EXCUTING A RECEIPT IN FULL TO SECRETARY OF TREASURY. (P. 1477, 1265)

TO PASS S. 220, (14 STAT 424, 3/2/1867), A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN CONTRACTORS. (P. 1265-1)

TO TABLE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH THE HOUSE REFUSED TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT RE. THE MINISTER OF PORTUGAL, TO H. R. 904, (14 STAT 412, 2/28/1867), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1868 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (P. 1471)

TO PASS H. R. 1188 (14 STAT 625, 2/28/1867), FOR RELIEF OF JAMES FULTON; AUTHORIZING SECRETARY OF NAVY TO PAY SAME $86,400 FOR BUILDING FOUR STEAM TUB BOATS. (P. 1403)

TO PASS S. 283 (14 STAT 624, 2/25/1867), TO RELIEF OF EDWARD ST. CLAIR CLARKE, PAYMASTER OF UNITED STATES ON BOARD STEAMER SUMTER; THAT IN SETTLEMENT OF HIS ACCOUNTS AS ASSISTANT PAYMASTER, U.S. NAVY, THERE SHALL BE ALLOWED TO HIM THE SUM OF $4,022 ON ACCOUNT OF LOSS OF PUBLIC FUNDS IN HIS HANDS BY THEFT ON THE NIGHT OF MAY 9, 1863. (P. 1429)

TO PASS H. R. 1220. (P. 1351)

TO AMEND H. R. 1220, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, BY PROVIDING TO REDEEM THE SIX PERCENT COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES AS THEY MATURE WITH GREENBACKS PAYING NO INTEREST LIMITING THE AMOUNT TO BE ISSUED AT $100,000,000. (P. 1423-2)

TO TABLE H. R. 1220. (P. 1426)

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH H. R. 1220 WAS REJECTED.

TO PASS H. R. 1220. (P. 1351)

TO RECESS UNTIL ONE A.M. TOMORROW IN ORDER TO PREVENT VOTE ON H. R. 1143. (P. 1356-3, 1358-1)

TO AMEND H. R. 1126, BY ELIMINATING SECOND SECTION OF BILL WHICH PROVIDES THAT GENERAL ARMY HEADQUARTERS SHALL BE AT CITY OF WASHINGTON AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO MILITARY OPERATIONS BY SECRETARY OF WAR AND PRESIDENT SHALL BE ISSUED THROUGH THE GENERAL OF ARMY WHO CANNOT BE REMOVED, SUSPENDED OR ASSIGNED TO DUTY OTHER THAN SAID HEADQUARTERS WITHOUT APPROVAL OF SENATE. ANY OFFICER ISSUING ORDERS CONTRARY TO PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION IS GUILTY OF MISDEMEANOR AND SUBJECT TO IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT LESS THAN TWO YEARS OR MORE THAN 20 YEARS. ORDERS ISSUED BY SAID OFFICER SHALL BE NULL OR VOID. (P. 1404-1)

TO AMEND H. R. 1126 (14 STAT 485, 3/2/1867), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE NAVY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1868, BY ELIMINATING SECTION PROVIDING THAT THE GENERAL OF THE ARMY SHALL NOT BE REMOVED, SUSPENDED OR RELIEVED FROM COMMAND, OR ASSIGNED TO DUTY ELSEWHERE EXCEPT AT SAID HEADQUARTERS, WITHOUT PREVIOUS APPROVAL OF SENATE. (P. 1404)

TO AMEND H. R. 1143, BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING CLAUSE TO MR. WILSON'S AMENDMENT: THAT UNTIL PEOPLE OF SAID REBEL STATES ARE REPRESENTED IN CONGRESS OF UNITED STATES, THE GOVERNMENT EXISTING THEREIN SHALL BE PROVISIONAL, SUBJECT TO AUTHORITY OF UNITED STATES, TO MODIFY CONTROL, ETC AND IN ALL ELECTIONS TO ANY OFFICE ONLY PEOPLE ENTITLED TO VOTE ARE THOSE ELIGIBLE UNDER PROVISIONS OF FIFTH SECTION OF THIS ACT; ANY PERSONS DISQUALIFIED UNDER PROVISION OF THIRD ARTICLE OF SAID CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO HOLD OFFICE.

TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 1143 AS AMENDED. (SEE VOTE H392152A FOR MAIN AMENDMENT, VOTE H392156 FOR SECONDARY AMENDMENT.) (P. 1399, 1400)

TO ADJOURN BY SETTING DATE TO RECONVENE UPON ADJOURNMENT; TO WIT: FRIDAY NEXT, FEB. 22, 1867. (P. 1357-2)

TO ADJOURN BY SETTING DATE TO RECONVENE UPON ADJOURNMENT, TO WIT: THURSDAY NEXT, FEB. 21, 1867. (P. 1357-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE THE HOUSE WAS DEBATING ON H. R. 1143. (P. 1357-3)

TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT ON H. R. 1143. THE SENATE AMENDMENT IS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BILL. (P. 1315-3, 1340)

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY INQUIRE AND REPORT BY BILL OR OTHERWISE THE EXPEDIENCY OF THE WITHDRAWAL OF NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT INJUSTICE TO BANKS, AND THE SUPPLY, IN PLACE OF SUCH CURRENCY, OF UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES. (P. 1314-3)

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION ON SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 1143, TO TEST THE SENSE OF THE HOUSE ON SENATE AMENDMENT WHICH IS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BILL AND WHICH PROPOSES TO INSERT A PREAMBLE TO WIT, THAT NO LEGAL STATE GOVERNMENT OR ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR LIFE AND PROPERTY NOW EXISTS IN THE REBEL STATES OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA, LOUISIANA, FLORIDA, TEXAS, AND ARKAN.; THEREFORE, SAID STATES ARE TO BE DIVIDED INTO MILITARY DISTRICTS AND MADE SUBJECT TO MILITARY AUTHORITY AND SUPERVISION AND UPON THE FORMATION OF ANY SAID REBEL STATES OF A CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT IN CONFORMITY WITH CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES BEING SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL, AND IT IS APPROVED, SAID STATE IS TO BE DECLARED ENTITLED TO REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS. (P. 1315-3)

TO AMEND S. 453 (14 STAT 430, 3/2/1867), A BILL REGULATING THE TENURE OF CERTAIN CIVIL OFFICERS, BY PROVIDING THAT HOUSE AGREE TO REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE WHICH ADVISES THAT SECRETARIES OF STATE, TREASURY, WAR, NAVY, INTERIOR, THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, AND ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLD THEIR OFFICES FOR AND DURING TERM OF PRESIDENT BY WHOM APPOINTED AND FOR ONE MONTH THEREAFTER; SUBJECT TO REMOVAL BY AND WITH CONSENT OF SENATE. (P. 1340-2,3)

TO TABLE H. R. 1143 AND A SENATE AMENDMENT THERETO. H. R. 1143 (14 STAT. 428, 3/2/1867), IS A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT OF THE INSURRECTIONARY STATES. THE SENATE AMENDMENT IS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BILL AND WOULD INSERT A PREAMBLE, TO WIT: THAT NO LEGAL STATE GOVERNMENT OR ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR LIFE AND PROPERTY NOW EXISTS IN THE STATES OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA ALABAMA, LOUISIANA, FLORIDA, TEXAS, AND ARKAN.; THEREFORE SAID STATES ARE TO BE DIVIDED INTO MILITARY DISTRICTS AND MADE SUBJECT TO MILITARY AUTHORITY AND SUPERVISION AND UPON THE FORMATION OF ANY SAID REBEL STATES OF A CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT IN CONFORMITY WITH CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES BEING SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL, AND IT IS APPROVED, SAID STATE IS TO BE DECLARED ENTITLED TO REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS. (P. 1315-3, 1321-2)

TO PASS A RESOLUTION AND PREAMBLE PROVIDING THAT WHEREAS DUE TO THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS AND UPON RUMORED AND ASSERTED COMMUNICATIONS THAT CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE HAVE HELD PRIVATE MEETINGS WITH A VIEW TO A CORRUPT BARGAIN; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY INQUIRE INTO THE NATURE OF SUCH COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORT TO THIS HOUSE FOR ITS ACTION THEREON. (P. 1280-2)

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION AND PREAMBLE PROVIDING THAT WHEREAS DUE TO THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS AND UPON RUMORED AND ASSERTED COMMUNICATIONS THAT CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE HAVE HELD PRIVATE MEETINGS WITH A VIEW TO A CORRUPT BARGAIN; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY INQUIRE INTO THE NATURE OF SUCH COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORT TO THIS HOUSE FOR ITS ACTION THEREON. AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT A SELECT COMMITTEE OF ONE, INSTEAD OF THREE, BE APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE ALLEGED MEETINGS OF MEMBERS OF THIS HOUSE IN VIOLATION OF THEIR OATHS REGARDING IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES. (P. 1280-2, 1281-1)

TO POSTPONE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF BILL S. 220 UNTIL FRIDAY NEXT AT COMMENCEMENT OF MORNING HOUR, IN ORDER TO GIVE MEMBERS A CHANCE TO EXAMINE FACTS IN THE CASE. S. 220 (14 STAT 424, 3/2/1867), IS A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN CONTRACTORS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF VESSELS OF WAR AND MACHINERY. (P. 1282-3)

TO TABLE SENATE AMENDMENTS ON H. R. 598 (14 STAT 517, 3/2/1867), A BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. (P. 1273)

TO PASS H. R. 836. (P. 1272)

TO AMEND H. R. 836, BY PROVIDING THAT IN COMPUTING BOUNTY TO BE PAID ANY SOLDIER, SAILOR, OR MARINE, ALL BOUNTIES OR PRIZE MONEY ALREADY PAID SHALL BE DEDUCTED FROM BOUNTY TO BE PAID UNDER EXISTING LAW, SO THAT BOUNTY AND PRIZE MONEY PREVIOUSLY PAID TOGETHER WITH BOUNTY TO BE PAID SHALL ONLY AMOUNT IN AGGREGATE TO SUM ALLOWED BY THIS ACT.

TO ORDER MAIN QUESTION ON H. R. 836, A BILL TO EQUALIZE THE BOUNTIES OF SOLDIERS , SAILORS, AND MARINES WHO SERVED IN THE LATE WAR FOR THE UNION. (P. 1269)

TO TABLE BILL AND SENATE AMENDMENTS ON H. R. 598 (14 STAT 517, 3/2/1867), A BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. SENATE AMENDMENTS PROVIDE FOR TAKING THE POWER OF APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS IN BANKRUPTCY FROM CIRCUIT COURT AND RESTING SAME IN DISTRICT COURTS AND FOR MAKING BILL SYMMETRICAL WITH THAT AMENDMENT AND ALSO PROVIDING FOR FRAMING OF RULES AND CODE OF PRACTICE BY JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT. (P. 1273)

TO AMEND H. R. 1145, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR ORGANIZATION, ARMING, AND DISCIPLINE OF NATIONAL MILITIA AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, BY PROVIDING THAT OFFICE OF MILITIA SEND A CERTIFICATE ATTACHED TO AN OATH TO GOVERNMENT OF STATE AND SECRETARY OF WAR SHOWING TIME, PLACE OF ELECTION AND OFFICE APPOINTED TO, ETC. ALL PERSONS ENLISTING IN NATIONAL GUARD SHALL BE HELD FOR TERM OF THREE YEARS SERVICE. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, TERM OF THREE YEARS; NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER HONORABLY SERVED UNTIL EXPIRATION OF TERM AT OPTION TO BE EXEMPT FROM FURTHER SERVICE IN TIME OF PEACE. (P. 1252)

TO TABLE H. R. 998 A BILL TO REIMBURSE THE STATES THAT HAVE FURNISHED TROOPS TO THE UNION ARMY FOR ADVANCES MADE AND EXPENSES INCURRED IN RAISING SAME. (P. 1248-3)

TO TABLE MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH H. R. 998 WAS RECOMMITTED. H. R. 998 IS A BILL TO REIMBURSE THE STATES THAT HAVE FURNISHED TROOPS TO THE UNION ARMY FOR ADVANCES MADE AND EXPENSES INCURRED IN RAISING SAME. (P. 1248)

TO PASS H. R. 1162. (P. 1175)

TO PASS S. 456 (14 STAT 391, 2/9/1867), OVER PRESIDENTIAL VETO. S. 456 IS A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF NEBRASKA INTO THE UNION. (P. 399, 1121, 1122)

TO STRIKE OUT ENACTING WORDS ON H. R. 919, A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, RESERVATION AND REPAIR OF CERTAIN FORTIFICATIONS AND OTHER WORKS OF DEFENSE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1868. (P. 997, 998, 1013)

TO TABLE H. J. RES. 263 (14 STAT 566, 2/18/1867), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE PURCHASE OF DAVID'S ISLAND, N.Y. HARBOR. (P. 1017)

TO ORDER MAIN QUESTION ON PASSAGE OF A RESOLUTION, PROVIDING THAT PUBLIC INTEREST DEMANDS NO REDUCTION DURING CURRENT YEAR OF U.S. NOTES COMMONLY CALLED GREENBACKS AND PROVIDING THAT THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT SUCH BILL AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO EFFECT THIS. (P. 922-1, 2)

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION AND PREAMBLE PROVIDING THAT PUBLIC INTEREST DEMANDS NO REDUCTION DURING CURRENT YEAR OF U.S. NOTES COMMONLY CALLED GREENBACKS AND PROVIDING THAT THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT SUCH BILL AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO EFFECT THIS. (P. 922-1, 2)

TO TABLE H. R. 1099 (14 STAT 398, 2/22/1867), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE SELECTION OF A CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. (P. 995)

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS REPORT BY BILL OR OTHERWISE ON THE PROPRIETY OF IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF UNITED STATES NAVY ACADEMY FROM PRESENT LOCATION IN STATE OM MD. TO A LOYAL STATE TO SECURE STUDENTS FROM HOSTILE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES PREDOMINATING AT ANNAPOLIS. (P. 994)

TO PASS S. 453.

TO TABLE H. R. 1060 EXTENDING CERTAIN LETTERS-PATENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HEIRS OF THOMAS W. HARVEY. (P. 970)

TO AMEND S. 453 (14 STAT 430, 3/2/1867), A BILL REGULATING THE TENURE OF CERTAIN CIVIL OFFICERS BY ELIMINATING THE CLAUSE EXCEPTING ALL CABINET OFFICERS FROM THE APPLICATION OF ITS PROVISIONS; FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING FROM THE PRESIDENT THE POWER TO REMOVE ANY HEAD OF DEPARTMENT WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE SENATE. (P. 937-1, 943-3)

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH HOUSE REJECTED AN AMENDMENT TO S. 453 WHICH WOULD HAVE TAKEN FROM THE PRESIDENT THE POWER TO REMOVE CABINET OFFICERS WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE SENATE.

TO TABLE H. R. 1060, EXTENDING CERTAIN LETTERS-PATENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HEIRS OF THOMAS H. HARVEY. (P. 934)

TO AMEND SECTION EIGHT OF S. 453, BY PROVIDING THAT NO PERSON NOMINATED BY PRESIDENT FOR ANY OFFICE BELOW THAT OF AMBASSADOR WHO HAS BEEN REJECTED BY THE SENATE MAY BE APPOINTED FOR ANY OTHER US OFFICE FOR ONE YEAR AFTER REJECTION. (P. 949-1)

TO TABLE RECONSIDERATION OF VOTE BY WHICH A SUBSTITUTE TO S. 204 WAS ADOPTED. (P. 898-3)

TO AMEND S. 204, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ANNUAL INSPECTION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, BY ELIMINATING ALL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE AND INSERTING IN LIEU THEREOF, THAT FROM AND AFTER JULY 1, 1867 THE SECRETARY OF WAR SHALL EXERCISE SUPERVISORY AND APPELLATE POWERS AND POSSESS THE JURISDICTION NOW EXERCISED AND POSSESSED BY THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR IN RELATION TO ALL ACTS OF COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

TO MOVE S. 204 TO THIRD READING AS AMENDED. (P. 899)

TO REFER TO JOINT COMMITTEE ON RECONSTRUCTION, H. R. 543, A BILL TO RESTORE THE STATES LATELY IN INSURRECTION THEIR FULL POLITICAL RIGHTS. (P. 813-1, 817)

TO AMEND H. J. RES. 213 (14 STAT 509, 2/28/1867), A BILL TO EXTEND THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT IN REGARD TO COLLEGES IN THE STATE OF TENN. BY PROVIDING THAT ANY PERSON HAVING HELD MILITARY OR CIVIL OFFICE IN CONFEDERATE OR REBEL GOVERNMENT OF TENN. CANNOT BE EMPLOYED AS PROFESSOR OR TEACHER IN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF STATE OF TENN.. (P. 713-2, 714)

TO PASS H. R. 239.

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE THE HOUSE WAS CONSIDERING H. R. 239. (P. 666)

TO AMEND MOTION TO ADJOURN BY CHANGING DATE TO RECONVENE TO THURSDAY JAN. 24, 1867 INSTEAD OF FRIDAY JAN. 25, 1867. (P. 667-3)

TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN THE HOUSE ADJOURN TODAY IT ADJOURNS UNTIL THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 24. (P. 650-1)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE THE HOUSE WAS CONSIDERING H. R. 239. (P. 666-2)

TO ADJOURN SETTING TIME TO RECONVENE AT FRIDAY JAN. 25, 1867 (P. 337-3)

TO AMEND A MOTION TO ADJOURN BY CHANGING DATE TO RECONVENE TO THURSDAY JAN. 24, 1867 INSTEAD OF FRIDAY JAN. 25, 1867. (P. 666-3)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE THE HOUSE WAS DEBATING H. R. 239. (P. 658-2)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE THE HOUSE WAS CONSIDERING H. R. 239. (P. 667)

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE WHILE HOUSE WAS DEBATING H.R. 239. (P. 650-1)

TO RECESS UNTIL 7:30 P. M. IN ORDER TO PREVENT A VOTE ON PASSAGE OF H. R. 239. (P. 650)

TO DISPENSE WITH PROCEEDINGS UNDER CALL OF THE HOUSE, (RELATIVE TO ACTION AGAINST ABSENT MEMBERS) FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCEEDING WITH THE DISCUSSION OF H. R. 239. (P. 658)

TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN THE HOUSE ADJOURN TODAY IT STANDS ADJOURNED UNTIL FRIDAY NEXT, JAN. 2, 1867.

TO ADJOURN WHILE THE HOUSE WAS DEBATING H. R. 239. (P. 650-2)

TO AMEND A MOTION TO ADJOURN BY CHANGING THE DATE FOR RECONVENING UPON ADJOURNMENT TO THURSDAY JAN. 24, 1867 INSTEAD OF FRIDAY JAN. 25, 1867. (P. 666-1)

TO ORDER A CALL OF THE HOUSE. (P. 658-3)

TO PASS A RESOLUTION, PROVIDING THAT A COMMITTEE INQUIRE INTO THE ELECTION AND RETURNS OF MEMBERS OF THE 40TH CONGRESS. (P. 621, 619-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION TO INQUIRE INTO THE ELECTION AND RETURNS OF MEMBERS OF THE 40TH CONGRESS FROM MD., WHETHER THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED AND WHETHER THE PRESIDENT OR ANY ONE UNDER HIS COMMAND HAS IN ANY MANNER INTERFERED WITH THE SAID ELECTIONS OR HAS IN ANY WAY USED OR THREATENED TO USE THE MILITARY POWER OF THE NATION WITH REFERENCE TO SAID ELECTION; AND IF SO, WHETHER IT WAS UPON REQUISITION OF THE GOVERNOR OF MD.; AND THE COMMITTEE SHALL HAVE POWER TO SEND FOR PERSONS AND PAPERS. (P. 619-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE H. R. 1030, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY TO REGULATE THE SALE OF GOLD. (P. 667)

TO GRANT LEAVE TO INTRODUCE H. R. 1015, A BILL TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE AND DEFINE THE POWERS OF SUPREME COURT OF UNITED STATES IN CERTAIN CASES ARISING UNDER THE CONSTUTUTION AND LAWS THEREOF.

TO TABLE S. 98, A BILL TO INCORPORATE THE METROPOLITAN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. (P. 592)

TO PASS S. 462, A BILL TO ADMIT STATE OF COLORADO INTO THE UNION. (P. 399, 481)