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Type	Date Span	Title
Legal/Political	Fri, December 23, 1870 - Tue, January 3, 1871	The third session of the 41st Congress of the United States is in its holiday recess
Legal/Political	Wed, January 4, 1871	The third session of the 41st Congress of the United States returns from its holiday recess
Legal/Political	Thu, January 5, 1871 - Thu, March 2, 1871	The "lame duck" third session of the 41st Congress of the United States is sitting in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Fri, March 3, 1871	The 41st Congress of the United States comes to the end of its term in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Sat, March 4, 1871	The 42nd Congress opens in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Sun, March 5, 1871 - Wed, April 19, 1871	The 42nd Congress is sitting in Washington, DC between early March and mid-April, 1871
Legal/Political	Thu, April 20, 1871	In Washington, DC, the 42nd Congress ends its first session.
Legal/Political	Mon, December 4, 1871	The 42nd Congress opens its second session in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Tue, December 5, 1871 - Wed, December 20, 1871	The 42nd Congress is sitting in Washington, DC before its holiday recess which begins on December 21, 1871
Legal/Political	Thu, December 21, 1871 - Mon, January 8, 1872	The 42nd Congress is in its holiday recess between December 21, 1871 and January 8, 1872
Personal	Mon, January 1, 1872	William Still publishes his records
Legal/Political	Tue, January 9, 1872	The 42nd Congress returns from its holiday recess
Legal/Political	Wed, January 10, 1872 - Sun, June 9, 1872	The 42nd Congress is in session in Washington, DC between early January and mid-June, 1872
Personal	Fri, April 5, 1872	Samuel Galloway dies in Columbus, Ohio
Legal/Political	Mon, June 10, 1872	In Washington, DC, the 42nd Congress of the United States ends its second session
Personal	Thu, October 10, 1872	William Seward dies in Auburn, New York
Personal	Fri, November 29, 1872	Horace Greeley dies in Pleasantville, New York
Legal/Political	Mon, December 2, 1872	The 42nd Congress opens its "lame duck" third session in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Tue, December 3, 1872 - Thu, December 19, 1872	The 42nd Congress is sitting in Washington, DC before its holiday recess which begins on December 20, 1872
Legal/Political	Fri, December 20, 1872 - Mon, January 6, 1873	The 42nd Congress is in its holiday recess between December 20, 1872 and January 6, 1873
Legal/Political	Tue, January 7, 1873 - Sun, March 2, 1873	The 42nd Congress is sitting in its third session in Washington, DC between early January and early March, 1873
Legal/Political	Mon, March 3, 1873	In Washington, DC, the 42nd Congress ends its third session and finishes its term
Personal	Tue, September 23, 1873	Elihu Washburne arrives in Chicago, Illinois
Legal/Political	Mon, December 1, 1873	The 43rd Congress opens in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Tue, December 2, 1873 - Thu, December 18, 1873	The 43rd Congress is sitting in Washington, DC before its holiday recess which begins on December 20, 1873
Legal/Political	Sat, December 20, 1873 - Mon, January 5, 1874	The 43rd Congress is in its holiday recess between December 20, 1873 and January 5, 1874
Legal/Political	Tue, January 6, 1874	The 43rd Congress returns from its holiday recess
Legal/Political	Wed, January 7, 1874 - Mon, June 22, 1874	The 43rd Congress is in session in Washington, DC between early January and mid-June, 1874
Personal	Sat, June 13, 1874	James Miller McKim dies in his New Jersey home
Legal/Political	Tue, June 23, 1874	In Washington, DC, the 43rd Congress of the United States ends its first session