COUNTERFEITING,

medals commemorating centennial anniver-
sary of national independence.....
disbursing officers and bank officers to
stamp counterfeit, altered, or worth-
less notes....

gold or silver coin or bars, how punished..
COURTS (See Circuit Courts; District Courts;
Court of Claims; Supreme Court),
women to be admitted to practice in Su-
preme Court.

laws of States as to remedies for improve-
ments by occupants of lands under
color of title adjudged invalid to ap-
ply in Federal courts...

jurisdiction of State and Federal courts as
to real estate of Seneca Nation of
Indians in New York.
State to have jurisdiction of debts due
bankrupt's estate in certain cases...
provisions for restoring, supplying, &c.,
lost records

clerks, marshals, and district attorneys to
reside in their districts, except, &c.. 47
jurors, how drawn
.497, 498
in Pennsylvania, same as elsewhere; re-
pealing special provision....

cers, where to be filed and when may
be destroyed..

287

defendants may be witnesses..

312

not to sentence soldiers to be branded,
marked, or tattooed.

*139

497

CRIMES AND OFFENSES,

not to be excluded on account of race or
color

149, 498

123

and offenses relating to customs; various
provisions concerning

77-82

willful injury to United States telegraph

lines....

102

13

bringing into country kidnaped persons to
hold to involuntary servitude; selling

106-109

persons therefor, &c..

103

in Dakota, supreme court fourth district

penalty for fraudulently obtaining gas in
District of Columbia..

116

to have an additional judge..

470

additional districts in..

471

in District of Columbia (Sce District of
Columbia),

general term, &c.....

418

fraudulently claiming drawback on manu-

employés of United States becoming inter-

sixth judge for....

418

may cause arrests, hold to trial, &c

85

ested in Indian contracts, &c., how
punished

jurisdiction.

manslaughter, how punished.

justice of supreme court of, holding crim-

inal term, may also hold circuit
court

under law relating to immigration from
China, Japan, and elsewhere..

181

.92, 538

may appoint constables

338

to fix and approve bonds of justices of
peace and constables

337

three judges required for quorum or to ren-
der decision of any case

jurisdiction not to extend to claims grow-
ing out of destruction, appropriation,
&c., of property by Army or Navy in
suppression of the rebellion...
certain land-grant railroads may bring

suits in......

171

claims for compensation for transportation

to encourage cultivation of timber. [9], 350
which are not capital, except under revenue
and slave-trade laws, not to be prose-
cuted for, after three years
violation of prohibition of mailing obscene
books, papers, &c.

204

cost of printing records in, to be paid by

sureties on bonds of bidder for carrying
mail swearing falsely

238

failing to so produce letters, &c., cannot
afterwards avoid penalty by produc-
ing them

defrauding or attempting to defraud by
false invoices, how punished; for-
feiture, &c..

entire invoice not to be forfeited on account
of undervaluation of items
merchandise entered in violation of law re-
lating to false invoices, &c., may be
seized and held for payment of fines,
&c

how released by giving bond, &c
omission to add to market value cost of
packing, shipping, &c., without
fraudulent intent, not to cause for-
feiture...

to be supplied by collector or appraiser,
&c., with hundred per cent. addition-
al, and duties collected thereon.
custom officers detecting violations of cus-
tom laws to report to collector, who
shall report to district attorney for
prosecution

in suits and proceedings to enforce forfeit-
ures, &c., issue of facts whether acts
were done with intent to defraud to
be determined by jury..

or by judge in certain cases..
penalty not to be imposed if no fraudu-
lent intent..

punishment for fraud committed or at-
tempted by rectifiers, and for aiding

same

making, selling, using, &c., false revenue
stamps or dies, removing stamps,
buying, &c., removed stamps...
rectifiers carrying on business unlawfully

437

or affidavit, in certain cases, showing
cost and value.

79

79

79

may be questioned as to their knowledge,
and may be required to produce let-
ters, papers, &c...

79

penalties on manufacturers of tobacco for
violations of law..

442

dealers in leaf tobacco

442

officer receiving part of informer's fees, ex-
cept in cases of smuggling, prohib-
ited; penalty

action against, to recover money so paid
may be had..

officers and persons claiming compensation

for informing, &c., and defendants,
may be witnesses.
importers to make invoices to accompany

all importations, except, &c...

CUSTOMS-Continued.

proceedings for relief of persons charged
with incurring fines, &c....
summary hearing in, before whom to be
had, and subsequent proceedings ...
officers compromising or abating claims
for fines, forfeiture, &c., how pun-
ished...
Secretary of Treasury may remit fines, &c.
applicants for remission of fines, &c., to
notify district attorneys, who shall
furnish information, &c....
settlements as to duties, in absence of fraud
or protest, to be conclusive after one
year..
suits for penalties and forfeitures to be com-
menced within three years, except,
&c.....

annual salaries to be paid to collectors,
naval officers, and surveyors...
Secretary of Treasury to regulate bonded
warehouses, general stores, &c.............
general-order warehouses to be near land-
ings......

customs officers not to be interested in ware-

houses...

on wines..

129

129

129

129

129

129

129

130

on yellow sheathing-metal and yellow-
metal bolts, with right of drawback
when used in repair of certain ves-
sels...

130

power of Secretary of Treasury to refund,
restricted.....

172

foreign bags used in export of grain may be
returned free of duty..

alizarine, quicksilver, ship planking, spars,
and stilts, seeds of sugar beets, bar-
rels, grain bags, &c., used in export-
ing, admitted free of...

130

decisions of inferior courts respecting, need
not be acquiesced in by Secretary of
Treasury.

172

130

reports to Congress of money refunded for
customs duties paid, to be made an-
nually by Secretary of Treasury....
separate entry of packages of importation
may be made in certain cases..
oaths of importer, consignee, or agent in
such case.

drawback on materials used in repair of

vessels

130

number and compensation of special agents
of

.244, 379

bonds of partnerships for payment of, may
be executed by one member in name
of firm...

214

544

603

CUSTOMS DUTIES (See Free of Duty),

silver dollars and certificates for same re-
ceivable for....

additional, on failure to transport in bond

307

CUSTOMS DUTIES-Continued.
discriminating duties on merchandise im-

ported in French vessels discontinued
by proclamation..
..note..620, 621

not to be paid on goods imported at cer-
tain ports for transportation to Brit-
ish possessions, under regulations,
&c....
...note..619, 620
not to be paid on goods carried by British
subjects in British vessels on Saint
Lawrence River, the great lakes,
&c., from one port to another through
Canada
note..
not to be paid on fish and fish oil from Can-
ada or Prince Edward's Island.note..

620

620

100

D.

DAKOTA,

288

*265

471

act exempting property from execution,
&c

arms and ammunition may be furnished to,
for protection of public property.

464

151

may rent other buildings in District of Co-
lumbia in place of those now hired,
but at no additional cost.....
not without a previous appropriation ... 66, 289
DEPOSITORIES,

558

Bismarck land district established in

16

16

of public moneys at Buffalo, Santa Fé, and
Pittsburgh discontinued.....

244

506

DEPOSITION,

506

register and receiver for, to be appointed.
Grand Forks land district established..
register and receiver for

desert lands in, may be reclaimed and pur-
chased by citizens

289,290

pre-emptors of old Sioux Indian reservation
in, to have till October, 1880, to make
proof of payment, &c

part of Fort Randall military reservation
in, transferred to Secretary of Interior
with provisions for settlers thereon..
Forts Abercrombie, Seward, and Ransom
abolished, and lands of, open to home-
stead and pre-emption settlers
provisions as to present occupiers.....
DEATH,
of party to final judgment in circuit court
before time for appeal or writ of
error expired; proceedings thereon..
DEBATES,

of Congress to be printed under the direc-
tion of the Joint Committee on Public
Printing of both Houses; pay for re-
porting limited

DEFINITIONS,

of "minister" and "consul," as used in laws
respecting foreign relations.....

491

164

of "

'person," as used in internal-revenue

16

to allow only actual expenses to public
officers for travel..

37, 170

DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS-Continued.
salaries of ministers, consuls, commercial

401

agents, clerks, &c..33-35, *188, 331, note, 395
marshals and interpreters established.
fees for shipping and discharging seamen
at certain foreign ports to be paid into
Treasury...

President to revise tariff of consular fees..
quarterly statement to be made by consuls
of exports and imports with market
price of articles....
information as to rate of wages to be trans-
mitted by consuls and consular agents.

DIRECTOR OF MINT (See Mints),
salaries of officers, &c., under....
DISBURSING OFFICERS,

of Army, Secretary of War to make fre-
quent inquiries as to necessity and
economy of disbursements by, and
report annually to Congress...

commissions for disbursing money in erec-
tion of public buildings..

400

401

401

401

45

storekeeper's duties.

[433], 530

434

434

434

collector to account for tax-paid stamps,

receive commissions, &c........[435],533
how stamps other than tax-paid to be
charged to, books for same may be
entrusted to gauger, who may collect
tax

form of entry for

435

clerk of Interior Department to act as dis-
bursing clerk for Capitol extension
and improvements.....
collectors of internal revenue to act as....
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES,

461

stamps for restamping packages, when orig-
inal are, destroyed..
rectifiers to make returns.

435

435

424

DISTILLED SPIRITS, DISTILLERS,

AND DISTILLERIES,

to give notice of intent to rectify.
distillery apparatus when seized may be

438

destroyed

436

proceedings in relation thereto..
officer liable on his bond for wrongful

436

seizure......

437

spirits may be withdrawn from bonded
warehouses for export by giving
transportation bond....

30

when spirits are sold for taxes and are of
so low proof as to be of less value than
tax the same may be restamped.

437

proceedings thereon

31

tax on..

152, *167

proceedings, &c..

punishment for making, selling, using, &c.,
false or counterfeit stamps, dies, &c.,
removing stamps, &c..

437

packages filled on premises of wholesale

dealer to be stamped under regula-
tions, &c

437

244

sale of, by officers of courts, fiduciaries,

retiring partner, &c., not liable to
special tax..

430

tax on spirits accidentally destroyed by
fire may be remitted or refunded....
assessment on deficient production of dis-
tillery may be remitted in certain

437

sessment...

gallons.....

430

special taxes on wholesale and retail deal-

cases

distillers of fruit exempt from such as-

marshals may arrest and take before mag-
istrate persons operating illicit dis-
tilleries..

437

438

439

refund of taxes on, paid under certain re-
pealed laws...

431

survey of distillery, &c..

.431, 432

penalty for obstructing officer in examina-
tion of distillery, refusing to draw
off water in tub, &c...

432

in apparatus for manufacturing vinegar,
contrivances by which vapor can
be converted into spirits not to be
used

drawback of taxes on stills exported...
imported liquors to be placed in public
stores, inspected, and stamped.......
forfeited if found without stamps
casks of, when filled on premises of whole-
sale dealer to have special stamp af-
fixed

439

439

439

439