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Every law Congress has passed

97,863 laws from 1789 to 2026, as printed in the Statutes at Large, the official record of every act of Congress. 51,799 are public laws; 46,064 are private laws, which apply to named people or places, such as pensions, land claims and relief from debts.

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721 laws of the 52nd Congress, 1891–1893

  1. An act to amend section nine of the act for the relief of certain volunteer and regular soldiers of the late war and the war with Mexico, passed March second, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.

    Ch. 273 · 27 Stat. 278 · July 27, 1892 · Original text

  2. An act to build a bridge across the Tennessee River between a point in Whitesburg Precinct, in Madison County, an organ County, in the State of Alabama.

    Ch. 274 · 27 Stat. 279 · July 27, 1892 · Original text

  3. An act to provide for the improvement of the outer bar of Brunswick, Georgia.

    Ch. 275 · 27 Stat. 280 · July 27, 1892 · Original text

  4. An act to amend an act entitled “An act to promote the administration of justice in the Army,” approved October first, eighteen hundred and ninety.

    Ch. 276 · 27 Stat. 281 · July 27, 1892 · Original text

  5. An act granting pensions to the survivors of the Indian wars of eighteen hundred and thirty-two to eighty hundred and forty-two, inclusive, known as the Black Hawk war. Creek war, Cherokee disturbances, and the Seminole war.

    Ch. 277 · 27 Stat. 281 · July 27, 1892 · Original text

  6. An Act to correct the military record of Joseph Wackerly

    Ch. 278 · 27 Stat. 785 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  7. An Act for the relief of Aaron J. Oliver.

    Ch. 279 · 27 Stat. 786 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  8. An Act to grant an honorable discharge to George W. Barr from the Army.

    Ch. 280 · 27 Stat. 786 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  9. An Act to remove the charge of desertion from the record of James M. Thompson.

    Ch. 281 · 27 Stat. 786 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  10. An Act for the relief of D. P. Abbott, A. S. Keeves, and T. E. Smith.

    Ch. 282 · 27 Stat. 787 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  11. An Act to restore Cynthia E. Brinneman, formerly Tate, to the pension roll.

    Ch. 283 · 27 Stat. 787 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  12. An Act granting an increase of pension to Henry Merritt.

    Ch. 284 · 27 Stat. 787 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  13. An Act granting an increase of pension to John C. Ford.

    Ch. 285 · 27 Stat. 787 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  14. An Act to increase the pension of Louis Badger, late of the Fourth Indiana Cavalry.

    Ch. 286 · 27 Stat. 788 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  15. An Act to increase the pension of John D. Prator.

    Ch. 287 · 27 Stat. 788 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  16. An Act to pension Reuben Riggs.

    Ch. 288 · 27 Stat. 788 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  17. An Act to pension Martha A. Beerbower.

    Ch. 289 · 27 Stat. 788 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  18. An Act to pension Nancy Campbell.

    Ch. 290 · 27 Stat. 788 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  19. An Act to grant a pension to Anna Torrence.

    Ch. 291 · 27 Stat. 789 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  20. An Act granting relief to Jeremiah White, of Osage City, Kansas.

    Ch. 292 · 27 Stat. 789 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  21. An Act for the relief of Susan Lomasney.

    Ch. 293 · 27 Stat. 789 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  22. An Act granting a pension to Mrs. Margaret Brackett.

    Ch. 294 · 27 Stat. 789 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  23. An Act granting a pension to Frances B. Wilson.

    Ch. 295 · 27 Stat. 789 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  24. An Act granting a pension to Thomas Thompson.

    Ch. 296 · 27 Stat. 790 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  25. An Act granting a pension to Martha J. Griffith.

    Ch. 297 · 27 Stat. 790 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  26. An Act granting a pension to Louisa B. Sharp.

    Ch. 298 · 27 Stat. 790 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  27. An Act granting a pension to William Colvill, of Minnesota.

    Ch. 299 · 27 Stat. 790 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  28. An Act granting a pension to Elizabeth Bowden.

    Ch. 300 · 27 Stat. 790 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  29. An Act granting a pension to James Smith.

    Ch. 301 · 27 Stat. 791 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  30. An Act granting a pension to Benjamin Churchill.

    Ch. 302 · 27 Stat. 791 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  31. An Act granting a pension to Julia Bodley.

    Ch. 303 · 27 Stat. 791 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  32. An Act granting a pension to Cecilia White.

    Ch. 304 · 27 Stat. 791 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  33. An Act granting a pension to Charity W. Clark, mother of Edmond M. Clark, formerly of Company M, Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry.

    Ch. 305 · 27 Stat. 791 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  34. An Act granting a pension to Mrs Sophia Bruner Hineline.

    Ch. 306 · 27 Stat. 792 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  35. An Act granting a pension to Louis Heninger, of Saint Louis, Missouri.

    Ch. 307 · 27 Stat. 792 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  36. An Act granting a pension to Elizabeth Mohan.

    Ch. 308 · 27 Stat. 792 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  37. An Act granting a pension to Jane A. Ward, widow of D. A. Ward.

    Ch. 309 · 27 Stat. 792 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  38. An Act for the relief of Lydia A Magill, administratrix.

    Ch. 310 · 27 Stat. 792 · July 27, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  39. An act making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and for prior years, and for other purposes.

    Ch. 311 · 27 Stat. 282 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  40. An act to authorize the establishment of an academy and gallery of art in the District of Colombia.

    Ch. 312 · 27 Stat. 319 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  41. An act to confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear and determine the claim of the heir of Hugh Worthington, for his interest in the steamer Eastport.

    Ch. 313 · 27 Stat. 320 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  42. An act to grant the right of way to the Pensacola Terminal Company through the lands of the naval reservation near Pensacola.

    Ch. 314 · 27 Stat. 320 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  43. An act to provide for the examination of certain officers of the Marine Corps, and to regulate promotion therein.

    Ch. 315 · 27 Stat. 321 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  44. An act authorizing the Secretary of War to lease public property in certain cases.

    Ch. 316 · 27 Stat. 321 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  45. An act to amend the national bank act in providing for the redemption of national bank notes stolen from or lost by banks of issue.

    Ch. 317 · 27 Stat. 322 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  46. Joint resolution extending the time for the construction of a hotel on the Government reservation at Fortress Monroe, Virginia.

    Public Resolution 29 · 27 Stat. 401 · July 28, 1892 · Original text

  47. An Act providing for the relief of William C. Spencer, of Maryland, late Captain Seventeenth Infantry, United States Army.

    Ch. 318 · 27 Stat. 793 · July 28, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  48. An Act to remove the charge of desertion now standing against Michael Keefe, deceased.

    Ch. 319 · 27 Stat. 793 · July 28, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  49. An act for the preservation of the public peace and the protection of property within the District of Columbia.

    Ch. 320 · 27 Stat. 322 · July 29, 1892 · Original text

  50. An act to provide for semiannual statements by foreign corporations doing business in the District of Columbia.

    Ch. 321 · 27 Stat. 325 · July 29, 1892 · Original text

  51. An act to incorporate the Washington and Great Falls Electric Railway Company.

    Ch. 322 · 27 Stat. 326 · July 29, 1892 · Original text

  52. An act to prohibit the use of “one horse” cars within the limits of the city of Washington after the first day of January, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and for other purposes.

    Ch. 323 · 27 Stat. 334 · July 29, 1892 · Original text

  53. An Act granting a pension to Eliza Smith.

    Ch. 324 · 27 Stat. 793 · July 29, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  54. An Act for the relief of James B. Blue, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Solomon Blue, deceased.

    Ch. 325 · 27 Stat. 794 · July 29, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  55. An Act granting a pension to Orinda Leach.

    Ch. 326 · 27 Stat. 794 · July 29, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  56. An act to authorize the construction of a bridge over the Tennessee River at or near Deposit, Alabama.

    Ch. 327 · 27 Stat. 334 · July 30, 1892 · Original text

  57. An act to provide for the examination and promotion of enlisted men of the Army to the grade of second lieutenant.

    Ch. 328 · 27 Stat. 336 · July 30, 1892 · Original text

  58. An act to authorize the Denison and Northern Railway Company to construct and operate a railway through the Indian Territory, and for other purposes.

    Ch. 329 · 27 Stat. 336 · July 30, 1892 · Original text

  59. An Act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Kramer.

    Ch. 330 · 27 Stat. 794 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  60. An Act granting a pension to Robert S. Campbell, veteran of Seminole war, eighteen hundred and thirty seven.

    Ch. 332 · 27 Stat. 794 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  61. An Act granting a pension to Anna M. Holstein, a hospital nurse during the war of the rebellion.

    Ch. 332 · 27 Stat. 794 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  62. An Act granting a pension to Lydia M. Kennedy, sister of Abram Kennedy.

    Ch. 333 · 27 Stat. 795 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  63. An Act granting a pension to Mary J. Corcoran.

    Ch. 334 · 27 Stat. 795 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  64. An Act granting a pension to John Mercer.

    Ch. 335 · 27 Stat. 795 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  65. An Act granting a pension to Sarah L. Ronaldson.

    Ch. 336 · 27 Stat. 795 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  66. An Act granting a pension to Stark Frazier.

    Ch. 337 · 27 Stat. 795 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  67. An Act granting a pension to James Reed, junior

    Ch. 338 · 27 Stat. 796 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  68. An Act granting a pension to William H. Brewer.

    Ch. 339 · 27 Stat. 796 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  69. An Act granting a pension to Ellen Goff.

    Ch. 340 · 27 Stat. 796 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  70. An Act granting a pension to Katie Allen.

    Ch. 341 · 27 Stat. 796 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  71. An Act granting a pension to James W. Kirtley.

    Ch. 342 · 27 Stat. 796 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  72. An Act granting a pension to William Oscar Stanley.

    Ch. 343 · 27 Stat. 797 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  73. An Act granting a pension to Mary A. Sipp.

    Ch. 344 · 27 Stat. 797 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  74. An Act granting a pension to Julia S. Tompkins.

    Ch. 345 · 27 Stat. 797 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  75. An Act granting a pension to Susanna Davis.

    Ch. 346 · 27 Stat. 797 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  76. An Act granting a pension to Henry J. Alvis.

    Ch. 347 · 27 Stat. 797 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  77. An Act restoring the pension of Sallie M. Swigart.

    Ch. 348 · 27 Stat. 798 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  78. An Act for the relief of the heirs of John E. Treutlen.

    Ch. 349 · 27 Stat. 798 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  79. An Act for the relief of Mrs Mary Ann Ross, formerly Coats, late of Pike County, Illinois, but now of Marceline, Missouri.

    Ch. 350 · 27 Stat. 798 · July 30, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  80. An act to amend an act entitled “An act amending the pension law so as to remove the disability of those who, having participated in the rebellion, have since its termination enlisted in the Army of the United States, and become disabled,” approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-seven.

    Ch. 351 · 27 Stat. 340 · August 1, 1892 · Original text

  81. An act relating to the limitation of the hours of daily service of laborers and mechanics employed upon the public works of the United States and of the District of Columbia.

    Ch. 352 · 27 Stat. 340 · August 1, 1892 · Original text

  82. An act to incorporate the Maryland and Washington Railwav Company.

    Ch. 353 · 27 Stat. 341 · August 1, 1892 · Original text

  83. Joint resolution to continue the provisions of existing laws providing temporarily for the expenditures of the Government.

    Public Resolution 30 · 27 Stat. 401 · August 1, 1892 · Original text

  84. An Act for the relief of James H. Willey.

    Ch. 354 · 27 Stat. 798 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  85. An Act to pension Nathan Falkner, of Saline County, Arkansas.

    Ch. 355 · 27 Stat. 798 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  86. An Act granting a pension to Sarah A. Noble.

    Ch. 356 · 27 Stat. 799 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  87. An Act granting an increase of pension to Addison M. Copen.

    Ch. 357 · 27 Stat. 799 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  88. An Act to correct the military record of James Corridon, Fourth United States Infantry.

    Ch. 358 · 27 Stat. 799 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  89. An Act for the relief of Charles T. Garrard.

    Ch. 359 · 27 Stat. 799 · August 1, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  90. An act to amend an act entitled “An act authorizing the appointment of receivers of national banks, and for other purposes,” approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-six.

    Ch. 360 · 27 Stat. 345 · August 3, 1892 · Original text

  91. An act fixing the fees of jurors and witnesses in the United States courts in certain States and Territories.

    Ch. 361 · 27 Stat. 347 · August 3, 1892 · Original text

  92. An act to grant certain public lands to the State of Minnesota for perpetual use as a public park.

    Ch. 362 · 27 Stat. 347 · August 3, 1892 · Original text

  93. An Act to amend the military record of De Loss Cramer

    Ch. 363 · 27 Stat. 800 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  94. An Act to pension Anna Morgan Burns.

    Ch. 364 · 27 Stat. 800 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  95. An Act granting a pension to Mary C. Smith.

    Ch. 365 · 27 Stat. 800 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  96. An Act granting a pension to Florence Esther Williams, the blind daughter of Henry D. Williams, late a private in Company F, Sixty fourth Regiment Illinois Volunteers.

    Ch. 366 · 27 Stat. 800 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  97. An Act granting a pension to Miss Adda Boodger, of Lockport, New York.

    Ch. 367 · 27 Stat. 800 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  98. An Act granting a pension to Elizabeth Harley.

    Ch. 368 · 27 Stat. 801 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  99. An Act granting a pension to Mary O'Connor

    Ch. 369 · 27 Stat. 801 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

  100. An Act granting a pension to Mrs Jennie B. Morris.

    Ch. 370 · 27 Stat. 801 · August 3, 1892 · Private law · Original text

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From the U.S. Statutes at Large, volumes 1 through 138, published by the Government Publishing Office on GovInfo; laws signed since the latest printed volume come from GovInfo’s public and private law files. Treaties, proclamations and concurrent resolutions, which share those volumes, are not laws and are left out. The oldest volumes were digitized from print, so a few dates could not be read; for those we show the year from the laws printed alongside. Short names come from each law’s own “may be cited as” clause.