SECT. 7.—_Arrears._—In which notification of title to arrears of pension, under the foregoing section is provided for; and also that no claim agent or other person shall be entitled to compensation for services in making application for such arrears. SECT. 8.—_Widow’s Pension to Children, etc._—In which the requirement of the certificate of the court that satisfactory evidence has been adduced of the abandonment of the care of the minor child or children of a deceased soldier by his widow, or of her unsuitableness to have custody of them is dispensed with. The furnishing of satisfactory evidence thereof to the commissioner shall be sufficient to cause the suspension of said widow’s pension. SECT. 9.—_Pending Claim may be Completed by Heirs._—In which if any person entitled to a pension has died since March 4, 1861, his heirs or legal representatives shall be entitled to receive the accrued pension; provided no widow or minor child survives the applicant. SECT. 10.—_Remarriage._—This section provides for pension to the widow or dependent mother, from the death of soldier to the date of claimant’s remarriage, (provided no children under sixteen survive.) SECT. 11.—_Extension of Time._—This section provides for the continuance in force of the Act of July 4, 1864, from the 4th July, 1867, for five years. SECT. 12.—_Loss of an Eye._—This section allows twenty-five dollars as a pension for total loss of sight from wounds received or disease contracted in the service, though the pensioner may have had only one eye when entering the service. SECT. 13.—_Pension by reason of Right Accrued since Revolution._—By this section all persons pensioned by reason of services rendered since the war of the Revolution, and prior to March 4, 1861, are placed on the same footing with those pensioned under Acts passed since that time; and grants eight dollars per month to the widows of revolutionary soldiers and sailors now pensioned at less than that amount. SECT. 14.—_Limbs to Officers._—By this section captains in the army and lieutenants in the navy, and those of less rank, who have lost a leg or an arm in such service, shall be entitled to receive an artificial limb upon the same terms as privates in the army. SECT. 15.—_Special Acts._—By this section all pensions granted by special Acts shall be subject to be varied in amount, according to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws. SECT. 16.—_Repealing Clause._—By this section all Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the foregoing provisions of this Act be and the same are hereby repealed. CHAPTER XXXVI. INDIAN AFFAIRS.