TO run FOREGOING- PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS AND TO THE PRO CLAMATION S. A, Additional Clerks, to superintendent of public printing . 41 Abandoned Lands. See Bureau, dc. in the several bureaus in the Navy, aua propriations for bureau of . 92, 486 thorized. . . . . 207, 208 Abanzllmed Property, in Post-Oiiice Department, pay of. . . .. . . 324 acts done and proceedings had by officers, authorized in the office of the commisunder the laws for the collection of, and sioner of pensions ... 471 for the prevention of frauds in insurree· clerkships to expire at the end of two tionary districts, to come within the years . . . ... 471 protection given to revenue officers. ... 329 appropriation therefor . 471 Absent Defendants, authorized in the bureau of yards and publication may be substituted for per- docks . . 450 sonal service of process in certain suits Additional Compensatzbn, in the District of Columbia ... 408 to assessors and assistant assessors, revesummons first to issue and a return of nue agents and inspectors in certain " not to be found " thereon ... 404 States . . .. . . .. . . 105 form of order of publication 404 to clerks in Treasury Department. 195, 196 sales made where there has been such ser- unexpended balance of former appropriavice to be valid ., . .. 404 tion, how expended . 196 Absentees, provision if balance is insufficient. . . 196 on sick leave or sick furlough to be to three clerks in Attorney·General’s office treated, as regards pensions, as though for services under amnesty proclamathey were in the field or hostpital .. 57 tion . . . 205 Academy, Military. See Military cademy. to the Metropolitan police force of the appropyiations for .. .58, 415 District of Columbia 821 Academy, aval. See Naval Academy. to oH·icers,clerks, reporters, &c. of Senate appropriations for. .. 26, 37, 490 and House of Representatives, librarian Academy of Music of Washington, D. C'., of congressional library and certain act 0 incorporation of ... .. ... 52, 53 others . 323 Accadi, Salvador, to certain laborers and female clerks in pension to Adrian J. P., and Lavinia M. Post-Office Department .. 324 E., minor children of 598 to metropolitan police .. 374, 456 Accounts, how to be borne ... 374, 456, 457 of disbnrsing officers in navy, transfer of to officers of the revenue-cutter service. . 416 appropriations to settle . .. 88 to army officers ... 422 of collectors and assessors of internal reve- twenty per cent to civil officers, clerks, nue, to be adjusted to fiscal year .. . 106 messengers, and wntchmen in the emappointment of commissioners . . 106 ploy of the government in Washington, judgment by default in suits upon open, . C., for one year from June 30, in the District of Columbia, practice as 1866 .. , ... 569 to .. .. . 404 the additional pay to the employees of the Accounts and Wwe/ters, patent office, to be paid out of the paof disbursing officers to be sent directly to tent-office fund ...,. 569 the proper bureau ... 571, 572 this increase of pay not to apply to those Accrued Pensions, gc., whose salaries exceed $3,500 a year. . . 569 provisions of law concerning. ... 230 repeal of former acts concerning ... . 569 Acting Midsltzpmert, Additional Land Districts, entitled to one ration or commutation. .. 822 the President may establish wherever he Active List ry" the Navy, _ deems necessary and appoint officers. . 252 physical disqualification of officers, oc- Additional Salaries, _ _ _ casioncd by wounds received in the line of treasurer of mint in Philadelphia . 202 of duty and not incapacitating them, of officers of branch mint at New not to prevent promotion on. . . . .. 844 Orleans and Denver .. .. 202 Additional Appropriations. See Deficiency Appro- Aderton, Obadzah, priations, pension to .. . 643 for the years ending June 30, 1866 and Adjutant-General, June 30, 1867 . 14,26, 373 appointment of the . _ .. . 336
