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Worado, (continued.)
authority of United States over In-
dians thereon not impaired ..... 172
territory may be divided. &......... 172
executive power and autbority,.... 172, 700
governor, term, powers, and duties,... 172,
176, 700
appointment, qualification, and si-
a .................... 175
salary of, as superintendent of In-
dian a ............
*rs 175, 700
veto power, ................... 700
secretary, term, powers, and duties, 172,176
secretary, appointment, qualifica-
tion, and salary ............... 175
when to act as governor ........ 172
legislative power, .................... 178
extent and limits of. ............. 174
legislative assembly to consist of council
and house of representatives,. ...... 178
pay of members, and expenses of,. 175,
176,
appropriation to be made for ex-
penses of................ 176
time and place of Art and subse-
quent sessions of ......... 178, 176
sessions not to exceed term of forty
days, except the first, ........... 178
council, number, term of service, &c.,. 178,
election of members of ........
house of representatives, number, term
of service, &c.. .............
apportionment for election of members
of council and house .............
census before first election ..........
first election, proceedings thereof,..... 178
subsequent elections and apportion-
ments .......................
voters at first and subsequent elections, 178
eligibility to office at first and subse-
quent elections ....................
who are disqualified to hold office,. 1741
township, district, and county officers,
how appointed, . .................
judicial power, in what vested ....
supreme court, number, appointment,
and salary of judges of,... 174, 175, 700
jurisdiction, &c., in chancery and at
common law ..............
clerk, appointment, fees, &c., of, 174, 700
writs ot error, exceptions, appeals to
and from .............. i74, 176, 700
trial by jury not allowed in cases re-
moved to .....................
times and places of holding courts, 174,
district qourts, number, appointment,
and salary of judges of,... 174, 175, 700
jurisdiction, &c., of, in chancery
and at common law,.. 174, 175, 700
times and places ot holding courts, 174, Celored Persons. Sei Personsof Color.
clerk of, appointment, fees, &c., of, 174,
to be register in chancery, ... 174
probate courts, jurisdiction of, and ap-
pointment of judges of, ....... 174, 700 Colored Yout,
justices of the peace, appointment and
jurisdiction of. ................ 174, 700
&deutl 0pu ,-by wbm writs of, mawr
be granted ...............
pre.edence of trials of ...........
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Colorado, (continue&)
attorney, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty of ........................... 175
marshal, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty of ........................... 175
contingent expenses of territory, annual
appropriation for .................. 176
seat of government, how established and
changed .......................... 176
delegate to Congress, qualifications and
election o, ........................ 176
school sections ...................... 176
constitution and laws of the United
States. if not inapplicable, made ap-
plicable to the territory ......... 176
surveyor-general to be appointed ....... 176
compensation, powers; duties, Uc., 176
appropriation for, ........... 219, 277, 278
annual direct tax apportioned to....... 296
and Utah to make one surveying dis-
trict ............................. 869
surveiror-general of, to be suriveyor-gen-
era[, ......................... 86g
and Utah to make one nd district ....409
and-ofee established in .............. 418
registerandreceiverto be appointed, 418
duties, salaries, &c .......... 418
post-routes established in ..... 420, 574, 664
time of holding second session of legis-
175 lative assembly of .................. 619
178 appropriation for survey of lands in,... 861
surveying public lands in ............. 748
178, 176 register and receiverin ............... 748
census of ........................... 748
178 territorial library in .................. 748
178 territorial prison in ................. 749
Indian service in ..................... 791
Cooed Women and CAsgd,ri,
178,176 National Association for the relief of, In-
corporated ..................... 650, 661
See Nationl Association, c.
178 Colred C ien. See Psn"y &Aools.
provision for e ucation of, in Washing-
ton County, D. C ................. 402
174 act providing for education of, in Wash-
174, 700 ington andGeorgetown, D. C. .. 407
ten per cent. of taxes collected from per-
sons of color In said ciuea, to be set
apart for education of .............. 407
174, 700 trustees of public schools to have con-
trol ............................... 407
to provide rooms, teachers, &., .... 407
to have same powers as now over
public schools now existing,.... 407
174 in the District of Columbia, duties of
trustees of public schools under act for
176 education of, transferred to special
board of trustees ............... 587, 588
powers and duties of new board,.. 68
term of office of trustees ........ 58
vacancies in office of, how filled,.... 688
178 in District of Columbia, rights of, under
the law .......................... 407
176, 700 not to be excluded from cars of Alex-
andria and W. Railroad, for their
color.......... ................... M
act to incorporate the institution for the
education of ....................... 796
Colmbia, District of. See District of Colmbia.
17 , 700 appropriations for, &c., 148, 144, 217, 865,
701 867, 198
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Wumbia Instudon fr the Iastnstion of the Deaf
and Dumbi and the Blind,
amount to be allowed for salaries and in-
cidental expenses ................... 869
apropriadon for salaries, completion of,
additions to building ........... 870, 747 Commissaries of Sbsitence,
receipts and disbursements to be twelve to be appointed2 ...............
reported to Secretary of Inte- rank, pay, and appointment, ......
rior .......................... 870 Comisry Deportmet,
property of Washington's Manual Labor act to promote the efficiency of .......
School, &c., in District of Columbia,
may be transferred to ............... 80
to assume debts, &P., of said corpora-
tion .............................. 81
Columbia River,
land district established ............... 16
boundaries, register and receiver of, 16,17
appropriation fbr works of defence near
mouth of ......................... 348
Columbas,
Kentucky, no longer a port of delivery, 687
Ohio, national arsenal established at, .. .687
C'manhet,
appropriations for the,.... 48, 224, 61-6, 177
Com0s, Leslie,
liability of, as surety of A. J. Mitchell,
discharged ........................ 890
Combinationls
persons In, against government ordered
to disperse .......... 257,282, Appendix,
1268
Commnand,
of troops In field, may be assigned to of.
flers of same grade without regard
to seniority ....................... 617
Commander,
grade of, in the navy, established ..... 583
number, relative rank, and pay of,.588, 86,
686, 687
Commanders,
in the navy, Increased pay of ......... 24
in the navy may be superintendents of
navy yards and heads'of bureaus,.... 285
of vessels in the navy, not required to
act as paymaster, or assistant pay-
master ........................... 258
Commanders of Atm-rican Vessels,
sailing to foreign ports to take oath of
allegiance ..................... 854, 610
who may administer oath,.... 864,610
penalty for violation ......... 84, 610
Commading-General's Ofice,
appropriation for expenses of ......... 646
Commerce,
treaty provisions respecting, see Belgium,
Chisia,Japan, Pariguay.
Commerce and Navigation,
appropriations for annual statement of, 100,
141
annual statements of, wjhat to Include,.. 197
Com nercal Agents. See Cohsd.
judicial authority of, In uncivilized coun-
tries .............................. 78
Commer Agena,
apprgpriations, &c., for ...... 886, 886, 688
Commeia Intercourse,
with inhabitants of states declared to be
in Insurrection, prohibited .......... 267
goods and vessels to be forfeited,... 267
'resident may license in certain cases, 257
proclamation of the President forbid-
ding .............. Appendix 1262
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Commercial Redations,
number of copies to be annually printed
and distributed .................... 826
Commissaries,
of battalions, pay and emoluments of,.. 280
287
287
648
commissary-general and auistants, to
be added........................... 648
vacancies, how filled ............. 648
Comasary-G.eneral,
appropriations for the office of, 98, 99, 189,
140, 862, W8,689
additional clerks in office of ...... 888, 868
Comnissar.Generalof Svbsistence,
to be added to army .................. 648
assistant commissaries to be added,.... 648
additional clerks in office of ........... 696
Commn*-s-agrean,
regimental, of volunteers, pay of ...... 270
commsion,
authorized to run boundary line between
territories of United States and Cali-
fornia ............................ 22
of whom to consist, and how ap 2
pointed ...........-.............
where to commence, &e......... 22
land-marks to be placed at cor-
ners, ......................... 22
pay of commission ................ 22
to examine and report upon United
States Military Academy...... 68, 69
appointment, pay, duties, and -re-
port of ..................... 68, 69
to adjust private land claims In Florida,
Louisiana, and Missouri .......... 85, 86
to determine the claims of citizens of
the United States against Costa Rica
and New Granada, ................ 145
See Coga Ra. New Granada.
upon West Point Academy, appropria-
tion to pay ......................... 126
to equalize and reduce pay of oficers
of government ................... 288
of whom to consist---------... 288
appointment and duty of ......... 288, 284
may report by bill or bils to each house
at next session of Congress,..-.. 288, 284
may employ a clerk, his pay ........... 284
appropriation for expenues of ......... 816
joint, to protect Atlantic fisheries ...... 869
President to appoint commissioner, 869
appropriation ..................... 869
toexamine and determine the amounts
due to Missouri, for expensps In arm-
ing, &c., state troops ................ 60
to investigate military claims in the
department of the West, awards of,to
be paid............................ 616
Commissioned Oicers,
of army, navy, or marine corps tender-
ing resignations, when to'be deemed
deserters ........................... 816
Commissioner. See Direct Tax.
under treaty with Great Britain, subsist-
ence, U0., of .................... 20, 21
to carry into effect convention with Para-
guay, appointment, pay, &c., of,... 15, 16
of atents, osalary
see Parauay.
of, U . .............. 247

emaioner, (continued.)
powers and duties of ............. 246-249
See Paten-Office.
to Hayti and Liberia authorized ....... 421
pay, kc., ........................
to codify laws of District of Columbia,
appropriation for ..................
to revise and codify the naval laws of
Congress...................... 826
to report code at next session.
salary, ..........................
COmmissionerof Agricuaiv,
appointment, &c., of ............. 887, 888
See Agriculture.
appropriations for the office of the,.... 691
Co"muisione of CAlstvisa,
appropriaUions for office of. 868, 889, 686, 687
Comisoner of General Land-Officee
to make rules and regulations 'under the
homestead act,................898
duties of, under act to reduce the ex-
pnses of survey and sale of public
lads .......................... 4W9, 410
appropriation for the office of the,.. 687, 688
Ceommimoner of Internal Revenue,
See Internal Revenue.
office of crerted .....................
commissioner to be appointed, &...
salary, duty, &c ............ 484 488
to have franking privilege .......
to decide whether any Instrument is
liable to stamp duty ................
to supply ollectord or assistant treas-
urers at San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon, with adhesive stamps, U.,.. 682
no greater commission than now
allowed .......................
appropriation for pay and expenses of
office of ...........................
to pay over moneys monthly to treas-
urer, ......................
to take receipts, ,..............
moneys in his hands, to be subject to in-
spection ..........................
bend of, penalty, how approved......
may deliver stamps to certain collectors
without prepayment ...............
Omnussioner of Pension*,
may appoint civil surgeons to make
biennial examinations ............
fees for such examination, and certifi-
cite, and how paid, .................
to furnish claimants printed instrue.
tions free of charge ................
to notify claimants prosecuting claim
by agent, that pension or bounty is
granted ....................
appropriations for the office of the.
CTommisioner of Taxes,
office of, created ......................
appointment, duties, pay of; ........
way appoint clerks, ................
Commissioners,
of the various offices, appropriations for
offices of ............. 188, 189, 860, 861
to procure allotment certificates from
volunteers, how appointed, their duty,
&c.,...............................
to determine compensation to railroads
and telegraph lines for their use by
government, .....................
their award to be submitted to Congress, 884
their pay ..........................
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Conmissioners, (continued.)
under act abolishing slavery in District
of Columbia, their appointment, pow-
ers, duties, pay, e.p ............ 876-878
See Slavery.8
421
of primary schools to be appointed,.... 894
682 their powers and duties ........... 894-402
See Primar.Y Schools.
to examine claims in western depart-
826
ment ............................. 628
826 to report in sixty days ............... 628
to take bail, &c., may take surety of the
peace and good behavior, .......... 887
three to be appointed to settle damages
by depredations of Sioux Indians, 652,
653
8 powers, duties, sessions, pay, bond, 658, 654
special, in Indian Department, how ap-
pointed ........................... 792
two to be appointed, under act to carry
into effect convention with Peru..... 7?5
(See Conention.)
under act concerning the Western De-
partment, or the Department of Mis-
souri, to have six months within
which to make their report ...... 82
482 Commissioners of Direct Taxes in insurretion-
482 ar Districts,
appropriations for the................. 694
488 Commissioners to Foreign Co tces,
appropriations for the,.. 20, 21, 170, 886 688
478 Comissioners of Po/ice,
See Mropolitan Police District,4-c.
in District of Columbia, appointment,
qualificatious, term, authority, &c., 820-
.826
682 Commissions of Peie,
not to exceed two in any district,.... 760
686 one to be a retired naval officer ....... 760
salaries ....... ............... 760
726 Comuissions,
726 who to give to volunteer officers, 269, 270,
818
72 paid to colectors of taxes and deputies, 808
Commi'ttee,
726
on contracts with government for pro.
724 visions, supplies, &c., appropriation
for ............................... 884
on disloyal employees, appropriation for, 686
569 on the conduct of the war, appropria-
tion to pay expenses of ............. 618
669 may employ a stenographer ........ 614
Gmmiee on Conud of the War,
869 moneys paid by Secretary of the Senate,
on order of, to witnesses, &c., to be
allowed him .................. 824, 826
6..69 CAmitees, Sdlect,
688 appropriations for expenses of ........ 182
Cbntodore,
812 grade of, in the navy, established ....... 688
812 number on active and retired list,. 688, 686,
812
rank and pay .............. 86, 886,67
"Commonwelth, ' lTe. Scooner,
fishing bounty due to, to be paid to
Moses Noble ...................... 886
ComPanies,
881 of infintry, in new regiments ofregular
army, how composed ........... 9
of cavalry, ................. 270,280
884 Comsplaint Books,
to be kept by board of police In District
84 of columbia ....... .......... US
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cbAphtro~rs,
appropriations for offices of, 94,95, 186, 187
858, 859, 685, 68
Compftr
of s& . eanking Anoco.-
appointment,, salary, duties, &c., of, 665, 682
deputy, appointment, &c .............. 666
oath, bond, seal, &. ................. 666
rooms to be proyided fr, . 666
Cmfederated .rrie and Ba of Indians n
Mide Oregon,
appropriations for the ........ 285,526,788
CnbtdPropery
bond fide claims of loyal citizens, &c.,
to be first paid out of proceeds of,... 762
claims to be such as could be specifically
enforced against the property ....... 762
act to confiscate property used for in.
surrectionary purposes ............. 819
propert7 used in aiding insurrection
may De confiscated, ................ 819
President to cause same to be seized
and.condemned .................... 819
in what" courts proceedings may be in-,
stituted, .......................... 819
who to institute proceedings and for
whose use........................ 819
when claims to persons held to service
and labor to be forfeited ............ 819
of property of those engaged in the
present rebellion, provisions concern-
ing .......................... 590, 591
President to warn all persons in states
in insurrection, to cease to aid, &c.,... 591
warning given ........ Appendix, 1266
proceedings to secure condemnation of
property seized .................... 591
of property coming into loyal stats
from states In insurrection, except
through special agents, &c., provis-
ions for the ................... 820,821
punishment of persons through whom
it comes unlawfully ............... 821
penalties may be remitted ........ 821
Congress,
extraordinary sessions of, convened,
Appendix, 1257, 1268,1269
appropriations for, 91-98, 182-186, 865, 866,
867, 868
pay of members of ........ 91, 92, 188, 184
library of .................... 98, 185, 857
number of members of the House of
Representatives of, established ...... 858
number of representatives in, incresed
one for thirty-seventh Congress ..... 411
additional one ssi~qed'to California, 411
election of representatives to, by single
districts ........................... 672
act to prevent members of, from taking
consideration for procuring contracts,
office, or place ............. ! ... 577, 578
Congresional Documents. See Public Docments.
standard of paper for ................ 118
distribution of .................... 244, 245
Congressional GW , .,
appropriation for the, 184, 856, 868, 688, 684
CongriinalJornasand Dwntments;
to be sent to such libraries and Institu-
tions only as, &e .................. 860
Cag Liiar.
,onla See Lr6,yof Ompw.
new roof to ......................... 750
eompensatlon of laborers in, established, 278
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Conres, 7anks of
to Dahlgren, Captain John A ........... 824
Davis, Commodore Charles Henry,.. 828
Porter, Commodore David D ......... 824
Rosecrans, M *or-General William S., 827
Rowan, Captain Steven C.........8. W24
Stringham, Rear-Admiral Silas H.,.. 824
Worden, Commander John L ...... 824
"Cngress," 7%e Frqate,
accounts of ohlcers and crew of, to be
equitably settled ............. 875, 876
not over $60 to be paid each man,.. 876
widows, children, &c., of those lost in,
to receive equal to twelve months'
pay, .............................. 581
certificates to officers, crew, &e, of the,
to be paid ......................... 818
Connectkcut
appropriations for light-houses In. 61, 62
post-routes established in ....... 164,418
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 296
Canner, James,
payment to representatives of Weton-
saw. son of ........................ 848
Connor,John,
to have six hundred and forty acres of
land ............................... 1181
Conscrption Act. See National Forces.
'so called ....................... 781-787
Canaervator,
at President's house, planis for... 107, 216
Consolidated Land-Offices,
act making further provision in relation
to, .......................... .....181
register and receiver of, at Booneville,
90, to have additional pay........ 181
not to exceed a certain amount,... 181
allowance may be made for office-
rent and clerk-hire ............. 181
employment of clerk to be first
authorized ................. 181
provisions of this act extended to all
consolidated land-offices ............. 181
former registers and receivers to be al.
lowed for room-rent and elerk-hire,.. 181
Cbnspnucies,
act to define and punish certain ....... 284
to overthrow, put down, or destroy by
force the Government of the United
States ............................ 284
to levy war against, or oppose by force
the authority of the United States,... 284
by force to prevent, hinder, or delay the
execution of any law of the United
States, ............................ 284
by force to seize, take, or possess any
property of the United States against
the will, &e....................... 284
by force, intimidation, or threat to
prevent any person from accepting
or holding office under the United
States........... ................. 284
in what courts and how punished,....., 284
Constabe,
in Washington County, D. C., power of,
limited ........................... 808
to take oath of allegiance, and give
bond .............................. 808
Constifui and Laas of &t United Sates,
extended over the state of Kansas, and
the territories of Colorado, Dakota,
and Nevada, so fr as applicable,.... 128,
176, 214, 244
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constitution of Ea"a, Consularand Dn1ematic Expenses, (continued.
republican in form .................... 126 amount due William L. Baker, to be
Constitutionqf the United tat-, paid his widow ..................... 689
joint resolution to amend ............. 261 salaries of commissioners, &c., to Hayti
Construction and Repair, and Liberia, ....................... 689'
bureau of, established in Navy Depar60 expenses under treaty with Great Brit-
ment ............................. 610 am for the suppression of the slave-
officers, &W., of, their salaries,..510, 611 trade ........................... 689
appropriations for bureau of,...690, 691, 816 awdsear cert&*ams,
transfer of appropriation for bureau of, 681, required for voluntary emigration of
682 Chinese subjects ................. 841
Consular and Diplomati Erlenss, not to be given, unless, & ............. 841
general appropriation for 1860-1.:19, 21 Consdar Court. See Consuls, Ministers.
for 1861-62........... ... 170, 886 in Canton, appropriation for marshal for, 21
for 1862-68 ........................ 886 act establising in China, Japan, Siam,
for 1868-64 ....................... 688 &c ............................. 72-79
envoys, ministers, and commission- repeal of former inconsistent acts,.. 79
ers....... ..... 19,20, 170, 8, 688 when act takes eflhct ........... 79.
secretaries of legation, Ac.... .20, 170, 885, appropriations for, in China, Japan,
688 !am, and Turkey,... 171, 386, 689, 648
contingent expenses,.... 20, 170, 86,68 COsular Fees,
Barbary powers ........ 20, 171, 88, 688 reduced for vessels running regularly to
consulates in Turkey,....20, 171, 885, 688 or between foreign ports ............ 816
American seamen abroad,... 20, 171, 885, not more than four trips a year to
638 be paid for ................... 816
office-rent of consuls-gneral, .... 20,171, Consular O.Oiers,
886,688 whose salaries exceed $1000, not to en-
salaries of, and of consuls, ... 20, 21, gage in mercantile business ......... 88
171, 886, 689 their consulates to be in list of salaried
interprete:s in China,.... 20, 171, 886,689 consulapes ........................ 88
blank-books, stationery, flags, &e .... 688 Consulate,
boundary line commission between at Trinidad de Cuba, may be discontin-
Great Britain and Washington Ter- ued............................... 764
ritory ........................ 20, 21 Consulates in Turkey,
suppression of slave trade ......... 21, 689 Coatal
approriations for ...... 20, 171, 885. 688
bringing home persons charged with
crime ................ 21, 171, 887, 689 one.may be apointed at Cienfuegos,... 754
prison ship in China ............... 21 Consu/s and C .te,
marshal at consular court in Canton, 21 treaty provisions respecting. See Tides
commissioner to China and consuls, 21 of the somal Treaties tal Foreign
prisons in China, Japan, Siam, and Coutries.
Turkey .......... 21, 171, 886, 689 Consuls and Vice- Cons le,
marshals at consular courts in China, provisions concerning, in treaty with
e ................... 21, 171, 886, 689 Bolivia, ........................... 1019
office of consul-general at Simoda abol. with Liberia .................... 1946
ished ............................. 171 Cons.d-Geeml,
salaxies of consuls at Kanagawa and at Simoda, office of, abolished ......... 171
Nagasaki established ............... 171 to Hayti and Liberia authorized ....... 421
appropriation to enable the Secretary of pay, U e ........................ 421
tate to prepare, &c., authentic copies Con~s,
of the settlement of boundaries of appropriations to pay salaries, &c., of, 20, 21,
certain states, and maps and charts 171, 885, 886, 689, 648
relating thereto .......... : ....... 171 of the United States, in China, Japan,
for bringing from Batavia seamen and Siam, to, have certain judicial
of ship "Staghound, ........... 172 powers in addition to powers imposed
salaries of consuls at Bremen, Newcas- by treaties ......................... 72
tle-upon-Tyne, Pictou, N. S., Port as to crimes and misdemeanors,... 72
Mahon, and Swatow established,.... 886 as to civil rights ................... 78
consular officers, whose salaries exceed provisions of act in a certain degree ex-
$1000, not to engage in mercantile tended to Turkey ................. 76
business ........................... 886 also to Persia, Morocco, Muscat,
their consulates to be in list of sala- Tripoli. and Tunis ............. 76
ried consulates ................ 88 civil and criminal jurisdiction, how to be
consols not to be appointed, except to enforced ......................... 78
places named in the act, ............ 886 forms of proceedings, &c., to be furnish-
nor their compensation be raised,.. 886 ed by ministers ................ 78
pay and increased salaries to sundry consul may assent or dissent, and
consuls ........................... 888 proceedings thereon...........8
for bringing from Sidney seamen of ship
"Junior," chared with mutiny, &c.,
complaint Ac.,
onthenticated, mayproperly
issue warat for ,:ar-
iled and
and guard and witnesses ......... 887 rest for offences ................... 74
salary of consul at Guayumas estab- or upon facts within their 4"
Ushed, ............................ 689 knowledge .................... 74

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may try, convict, and sentence offender, 74
punishment to be proportioned to of-
fence ........................... 74,76
to be either fine or imprisonment,
except, &c.................... 74, 76
power to punish for contempt, ......... 74
jurisdiction of, without right of appeal,
in civil and criminal cases ......... 74
in clvil cases arising under treaties, 74
jurisdiction of, with right of appeal,.. 74
when may call to their assistance aid of
not over four persons ............... 74
proceedings in such case .......... 74
when may call in aid, in civil cases aris-
ing under treaties ............... 74 76
proceedings in such cass .........
evidence in all cases, civil and criminal,
how to be taken .....................
objections to testimony, and rulings
thereon, to be notd ............
may assent to settlement of certain crim-
inal cases by parties ...............
to favor settlement of civil cases by par-
ties or by arbitration ................
may call on local authorities for aid,... 76
meaning of word "consul" In this act,. 76 CGontrats,
to be responsible to the United States for
their diplomatic and judicial conduct, 76
when and who to act in the absence of
minister ..........................
what expenses may be allowed in the
adjustment of their accounts ......... 77
authority of, and of enmmercial agents
in uncivilized countries ........... 78, 79
effect of marriages abroad solemnized by, 79
certificate thereof to be returned to
Department of State ...........
what to specify ...............
salaries of, at Kanagawa and Nagasaki,
established .......................
may be appointed for certain foreign
ports, during present insurrection,... 286
when employment to cease ............
pay not to exceed $1600 per annum,... 286
paynof certain, in foreign ports, may be
ncreased ......................... 286
but for not longer than, &c.......
salaries of, at Bremen, Newcestle-upon-
Tyne, Pictou, N. S., Port Mahon, and
Swatow established .................
not to be appointed except to, &c .....
nor their compensation increased, .
increased salaries to certain ...........
to report fraudulent practices upon the
revenue, &c., ......................
vice-consuls, or commercial agents of
the United States abroad, duties of,
as to invoices of imports of foreign
goods, ................... 787, 78
ee Fad.
8Od
Cpssuls-Geaev,
appropriations to pay office-rent and sal-
aries of ................ 20, 171, 835, 688
Contmp, . with given to each subordinate officer
power of bertain consuls abroad to pun-
ish for, in cases heard before them,.. 74
of trials before courts-martial, how often,
and for what reasons, to be allowed,.. 786
CoraiAnd of Wor,
provisions concerning, in treaty with
Bolivia ........................... 1012
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Centracnds,
medicines and medical attendance for,.. 646
Contractors,
for carrying the mail, to have interest
on certain sums found due them, 1,2, 112
interest to be in full for damages, &C.,.. 2
who failed to keep their contract from
default of payment to them by the
United States, to be relieved there-
from .............................. 118
and route agents to.be paid in part,.... 114
to furnish supplies, &c., to army or navy,
to be deemed part of land or naval
force of the United States........... 596
If found guilty, by coeart-martial, to be
punished ......................... 596
7 penalty on, for failure to deliver steam '
machinery, may be remitted ....... 616
75 for naval supplies, claims of certain, to
beadjusted and settled ............. 828
76 who to determine ............... 828
claims to be presented within six months, 828
76 limit to allowance to contractors ...... 828
certain, may be discharged from penal-
76 ties of unfulfilled contracts ...... 828, 829
mode of settlement ofsuch accounts, 829
all, except, &c., to be made after adver-
4ising for proposals ................ 103
proceedings in such cases ........ 104
76 all, for supplies and services, except per-
sonal services, to be made after adver-
tising for proposals, unless, &c ..... 220
if exigency requires, they may be pro-
cured by open purchase or contract,. 220
none to be made, unless authorized by
law, or under an appropriation, ex-
79 cept, &c ......................... 220
79 all, made by Secretaries of War, Navy,
or Interior, or their subordinates, to
171 be in writing and signed ....... 411, 600
copies to be filed In "1Returns Office,".. 412
bids, proposals, &c., to be filed. 412
285 all papers in relation to each contract to
be connected together and numbered, 412
officer making, to affix oath to hie re-
turn ............................... 412
286 form of oath, .................... 412
false swearing herein to be perjury, 412
penalty for not making returns, ... 412
886 "Returns Office " established ........ 412
886 to be in Department of Interior,. 412
886 clerk to bo appointed ........... 412
886 salary and duty ............. 412
index book to be kept ................ 412
5659 to contain names of contractors, . . 412
and number of contract .. . 412
copies of returns to be furnished to any
one paying, &c....... ......... 412
fees..................... 412
certificates to be appended ....... 412
returns certified under seal to be evi-
dence ............................ 412
printed letter of instructions to be forth-
authorized to make contracts ....... 412
to contain what .................. 412
blank forms, etc., also to be furnished,.. 412
act susperided until first Monday in Jan-
uary, 1868 ......................... 600
lists of contracts solicited or proposed,
and modifications of old ones, to be
published weekly .................. 624

Cbafcs (continued,)
certain contracts excepted ......
act to prevent members of Congress and
officers of government from taking
consideration to procure .........
such members and officers, and those of-
fering consideration, to be punished by
fine and imprisonment, ...........
such contract and agreement to be void, 678
memberand officer disqualifledfor office, 678
for goods or supplies with any depart.
ment, to be promptly reported to Con-
gresy ............................
interest of contractor in, not to be trans-
ferred .............................
asch transfer to annul the contract
as against the United States,.... 696
rights of the United States saved,. 596
for survey of public lands, provisions
concerning .........................
printed manual of instructions to be part
ot ................. .............
special instructions of surveyor-gen-
eral, also ....................
with government, appropriation for ex-
penses of special committee on, ?.... 884
by Winnebago Indians, certain, not to
be valid ..........................
with government, act to punish frauds in
(see Fraud) ..................
with the Navy Department, provisions
regulating .........................
Conhats with Government,
members of Congress not to take consid-
eration for procuring ...........
former act extended, so as to embrace
any agent of the government, ....... 696
anvakoent a ps,
to be frequently inspected ............
soldiers fit for discharge to be discharged, 688
Convention,
act to carry Into effect with New Grana-
da and Costa Rica, .................
between the United States and Peru, act
to carry into efbct ................
two commissioners to be appointed,.... 795
their powers, duties, and pay,..795, 796
solicitor or agent to be appointed ...... 795
his duty and pay .............
secretary, his duty and pay......
rules and regulations for business.
Secretary of State to transmit papers to
commissioners ................. 796,796
papers to be returned, or deposited
at Lima ......................
appropridion to carry act into effect,.. 796 copists,
in the penitentiary in the District of
Columbia, how to be employed ...... 626
deduction from term of sentence of, for
good conduct ....................
In criminal court of District of Colum-
bia, where to be sentenced for offences
punishable by confinement in the pan-
itentiary ..................
transportation and support of,.685, 686,
transfer of certain, to Albany, N.
Y., declared valid, ........
payment to be made to discharged,.... 686
(mnaa, William,
land-claim of, under Houmas grant, not
confirmed... ................ 867
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Coi Trade,
624 act to prohibit, by American citizens in
American vessels ................. 840
no citizen or resident of the United
577 States to prepare any vessel to pro-
cure coolies from China for transporta-
tion .............................. 40
677 anyvessel, owned in whole or in part b
United States citizens, so employed
to be forfeited ..................... 840
ma/v be seized, prosecuted, and con-
en .................... 840
696 building, equipping, navigating, &C,
such vessel, how punished .......... 40
596 taking coolies on board, or transporting
them to dispose of them, how pun-
ished ............................. 841
this act not to interfere with voluntary
emigration of Chinese ....... :.....841
409 consular certificate required In such
case ......................... 841
409 not to be given, unless, &.c... 841
provisions of acts relating to passengers
409 inmerchant vessels, to apply to such
vessels carrying passengers between
foreign lorts.................. 841
penalties and forfeitures of those
660 acts to apply to masters and Yes-
ls.......................... 841
696-699 United States vessels of war may ex-
amine United States, &c., vessels sus-
828 pected of having coolies on board,... 841
vessels employed in violation of this act
are to be sent to the United States,.. 841
696 when act takes effect ................ 841
for the army, supervision of .......... 744
cooks to be detailed from privates of
688 each compaoy ................... 744
each to have two under.cooks of
African descent ............... 744
pay and rations of under-cooks,... 744
145 CoIsaac,
portion ofjudgment against, remitted,, 914
795 Coav',
pay of soldiers acting as, appropriation
for ............................... 64
in the army, to be detailed from privates
796,796 of each company .................. 744
795, 796 how Long to serve ................... 744
796 -each to have two under-cooks ........ 744
Copes,
of letters-patent, authenticated, &a.,
made legal evidence ............ 249
796 fees for, in PatentOffice, .......... 248
thirty added in office of quartermaster-
general ........................... 641
appropriation for care of,. 109, 217, 850, 747
626 right of appeal *om decisions of circuit
courts in cases of, extended ........ 180
Corbin, Thomas G.,
payment to .......................... 892
685, 686, 828 "Gurinda," Te,
tonnage duties, wrongly exacted, to be
828 repaid to owners of ................ 917
Correspondencetwi Reds,
685, 686 act to prevent ....................... 696
verbal or written, with rebel govern-
ment, or agents, or persons, how pun-
ished, ............................ 696
In what court offence to be tried, ...... 69
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internal duties on, &c., how assessed and
collected ......................... 487
for religions and charitable purposes,
not to hold more titan 850,000 of real
estate .................. .......... 501
vested rights saved,...:........ 51
in Nevada Territory, may sue, &c.,.. 709
Corpsof Engineers,
act to promote the efficiency of. 748
topographical engineers merged in,. 748
organization of corps, officers, ....... 749
how to be selected ............... 748
officers in, below rank of field officer, not
to be promoted to higher grade, ex-
cept after examination .............. 748
iling in examination, to be sus-
,pended from promotion for one
year ......................... 748
upon second failure, to be dropped
from army .................... 748
Corpus Ciristi,
office ofsurveyor ofeustoms atabolished, 48
deputy collectorship established ....... 48
pay of deputy collector ................ 48
(bau .kita,
act to carry into effect the convention
between the United States and,.... 145
commissioner to be appointed by the
United States ..................... 146
duties, pay, &c., of ............... 146
regulations to be made for commission, 146
proper papers to be sent to commis--
sion .............................. 146
papers, &c., to be deposited In State De-
partment .......................... 146
testimony of unwilling witnesses, how
taken ............................. 148
appropriation for expenses of commis-
ston, and of umpire ................ 146
convention between the United States
and the republic of; for the adjust-
ment of claims, July 2, 1860 ........ 199
date ofsignatures, ratifications, proc-
lamation, &c .................. 199
contracting parties ............... 199
citizens of United States, claims of, &c., 200
commissioners, board of, how appointed, 200
certain claims cannot be considered
by................. .......... 200
vacancies in commission, bow filled, 200
to meet at Washington In ninety
days .................... 200
to take oath................. 200
same to be recorded.............. 201
to name an umpire ............... 201
when disagreeing, who to make ap-
pointment, ..................... 201
mode of procedure of ............ 201
claims, each government to furnish pa-
pers in regard to ................... 201
amount of indemnity, how ascer-
tained ........................ 20 1
mode of payment of indemnity,... 202
when first instalment to be paid,... 202
subsequent instalments and Inter-
est ........................... 202
appropriation, by government of Costa
Rica to meet pamments .............. 202
commission, when to end .............. 208
record, secretary, rules ............ 208
proceedings of, to be conclusive as
to certain claims ............... 208
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Costa Rica released from claims re-
jected by...................... 208
provision for cases pending before
umpire at the termination of,.... 208
umpire to decide in sixty days .... 204
pay of commissioners ............ 204
convention, how and when approved,.. 204
s!gnature, ratification, &c.........205
Caoton's ig A-Signals,
appropriation to pay for use and manu-
Costs, facture of ..................... 815, 816
of trials before certain ministers and
consuls abroad ............... 78, 76, 76
in prize cases, provisions concerning, 874,
875, 608, 627
fees and expenses of sales of prize prop-
erty, how to be paid ................ 759
See Prize Cases.
Cotton,
tax on, &c ..................... 465,466
tariff on ........................ 551,568
imported from certain places, exempt
from additional duty ............... 742
apprapriation for investigations to test
flax and hemp as substitutes for,..... 691
Coton Seed, See DIties on Imports.
appropriation to purchase for distribu-
tion ............................... 888
where to be purchased ............... 888
Cmsel,
to captors in prize Cases, pay of, ....... 760
authority of Secretary of Navy to em-
pojloy, repealed ..................... 760
Fes,
in prize cases, in supreme court, how
pai4 .............................. 760
Counterfeiting,
coins, appropriation for prevention of; 88
1@,
treasury notes, bow punished ......... 128
or having possession of paper for the
purpose of counterfeiting, &c....... 128
United States treasury notes or bonds,
how punished, .................... 847
See Penalty.
detection and arrest of those engaged
in ................................. 749
penalty for, United States notes and
bonds............................. 718
Couny Colledor,
of Washington County, D. C., duty of,
under act concerning primary schools, 589.
Coupon Bonds.
See Bonds, Loans, Treasury lotes.
may be issued for part of national loan. 259,
260, 818
how executed ind transferable ....... 259
Secretary of Treasury may issue,...... 709
Coupons,
of semi-annual interest, to be attached to
certificates of stock .......... 79, 129, 178
for interest, how signed and executed,.. 259
Court Expenses and Prosecution of Crime,
ap ropriations fof, ....... 102, 148, 866, 698
cort-91o1fse,
in Philadelphia, appropriation for con-
struction of ................... 90, 869
rent of, at Los Angelos, California, to
be paid..... ............... 108
at Indlanapois, appropriation for, ..... 219

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Cotut of affints,
to take proof of value of claims of heirs
of Stephen Johnston ............ 915,916
adverse decision of, confirmed in the fol-
lowinl eases:
Anderson, Alexander D ......... 928
Anderson, John ................ = in Kansas, and the new Territories.
Armstrong, Brigadier-General,.... 925
Barker, Jacob, assignees of, ...... 925
Clements, R. A., administrator,... 928
Eddy, Joshua's, heirs ............ 9
Edwards, Arthur, and others,... 922
Hicks, Isaac ..................... 928
Hicks, Thomas, executor ....... 928
King, Thomas B ................. 922
Knaggs, James W., administrator, 922
Mitchell, David 1) ............. 9238
Mullican, James N .............. 928
Ward, R. R., and others ........ 925
Yale, Moses ..................... 928
Yates, George ................... 922
rooms for, in the capitol ............... 110
appropriations for the,.... 94, 185, 857, 685
appropriation for additional judges and
bailiff ........................... 762
act to amend the act establishing,._:: 765
two additional judges ................ 765
petitions and bills for private claims
against the government to be sent
to, ............................... 765
set-offs and counter-claims by the gov-
ernment, to be considered .......... 765
if claimant owes the government, judg-
ment to be entered therefor, ....... 765
judgment, how enforced ......... 765
annual sessions of court, when to com-
mence ..... ................
rules, &e., of practice ................
commissioners .......................
law library for ......................
bailiff, salary, .......................
to have a seal ........................
members of Congress not to practise
in........... ... ...........
appeals to supreme court, when may be
had . ....................... 766,
solicitor and assistant, how appointed,..
duty and salary ..................
claims sustained, how paid ...........
interest, when to be allowed .........
Secretary of Treasury to report to Con-
gres sums paid on judgments of this
court ................. ........... 766
payments to be full discharge of claim,.
no money to be paid for claims, until
appropriated upon estimates ......
claimant may be examined on oath, ...
proceedings in such case ...... 766,
court not to have jurisdiction 'of certain
claims, under treaties .............
claims to be filed in court, within six
years ...........................
persons under disability ..........
petitions to court, to be verified by afi-
davit, ............................
contents of petition, ..............
judgment not to be rendered in favor
of any claimant, unless he and all
prior owners are loyal. .........
practising, or attempting to practise
fraud upon the United States, how
punished..........................
appeals in such eases ..........
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Cout-Room,
and law library for supreme court of the
United States ..................... 110
rent of, at Los Angelos, California, to be
paid, . ............................ 104
Cowrts. See.Tides of Me differnt Cotrts.
See those Tiles.
Courts in Districtof Cotumbia,
reorganization of .................... 72
See Distrit of Columbia.
Courts-Martial,
for the trial of militia, to be composed
of militia officers only . ........... 282
fines imposed by, how collected and
paid ............................. 28
authority of, where the militia fall to
obey orders of President caling them
out, .............................. 282
general, who may appoint ......... 880, 881
authority of officer appointing, to con-
firm, pardon, &c., sentences...... 880
certain sentences to be confirmed by
superior officer .................... 880
recordq of, to be transmitted to office of
judge-advocate-general ............ 598
sentence of death 'or imprisonment In
the penitentiary, not to be executed
until approved by the President, ... 598
field-officer substituted for regimental or
garrison courts-martial ............. 598
duty of such field-officer .......... 598
proceedings to be approved ....... 598
limit to punishment, ............. 698
not to sentence to any penitentiary, un-
less, &c ..... ..................... 89
765 navy officers" dismissed by, or resigning
765 to avoid, not to be reinstated, ....... 585
765 sentences of, on persons convicted of
765 mutiny, murder, being a spy, or de-
765 serter, how may be carried into ex-
766 ecution ...... ................. 786
courts of the nitd Sles,
76 may make rules, orders, and decrees,
and issue process to carry confisca-
767 tion, &c., act into effect ........... 692
766 Cowing, Wdiam;,
766 payment to, for services as clerk ...... 884
766 £'adlebaugh,John,
766 payment to, for removing records,
& . ................................ 917
Craig, Wiliam G.,
to continue to occupy his land, ........ 960
766 Cran, Lied. T. M. A.,
may accept medal and diploma from
768 Spanish government ............... 250
766 Crawford, Witima G.
767 opayment to ....................... 999
767 appropriations for the, 48, 224, 225, 516, 516,
1777
767 provision for relief of loyali ........... 614
767 Crescent City, (Caljfornia),
c6ast mail between, and San Francisco,
767 established ........................ 882
767 mall service at, ...................... 647
Crime,
appropriations for prosecution of4 102, 148,
767 868, 698
Crimes. See Special leks and Penalty.
punishment of, connected with forging,
767 &c., treasury notes ................ 3
767 using stamp cut from envelope ...... 167
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Crimes and Mie anmers,
in certain foreign eastern countries, ju-
risdiction over to be in ministers, con-
suls, &c., of the United States,.... 72-79
trials for, punishment of, &c.,.. 78-78
See Consuls, Ministers.
disobedience of orders of Presidentwhen
calling forth the militia,............. 282
certain conspiracies against the author.
ity and government of the United
States ............................ 284
selling, &c., spiituous liquors, &c., to
volunteers in District of 'Co1nmbia, 286,
291,292
delivering or dis"olng fraudulent tax.
list ................................ 298
false oath under tax law to be perjury, 808
recruiting soldiers or sailors to serve
against the United States ........... 817
soldiers or sailors enlisting to serve
against the United States ........... 817
false swearing before commissioners,
&a., of police, to be peijury ....... 824
using violence against any elector in the
District of Columbia ............... 824
using violence against a police officer,
when in discharge if his duty ....... 824
for police not to arrest for certain of-
fences ............................ 824
falsely personating a police officer..... 824
violation of oath of allegiance ........ 827
CWnal Cases,
certain, in foreign countries, with con-
sent of minister or consul, may be
settled ............................ 76
Oiminal Courtfor the District of Columbia,
when judge Is sick, or disabled, circuit
judges to hold in turn .............. 18
regulations therefor ............ 18, 14
if any circuit judge is disabled, other
circuit judge to take his place ...... 14
clerk may adjourn court from time to
time for not over one week ........ 14
circuit judgeis to have no additional com-
pensation under this act ............ 14
former provisions of law concerning, re-
pealed............. 18
accounts and salary of clerk of. 408
clerk not to be accountable for certain
fees, .... ................... 40
persons convicted in, of offences punish-
able by imprisonment in penitentiary,
where and how sentenced,...... 6, 828
abolished ........................... 764
judge of supreme court of the district.
to hold a criminal court, ............ 768
Crimina Offenes, i-.,
treaty provisions respetting. See Bel-
giun, China, Japan, Paraguay.
Criminal Process,
expense of execution o4 in District of
Columbia, to be borne by United
States ............................ 824
C"iminals,
extradition of, (see Sieik,. and ormy,1
surrender of, by the Indians. See we
various Indian Truaties.
Crttenden, Robert H.,
liability of, as surety of A. J. Mitchell,
discharged,.. ........... 890
Crous, Dennis,
decision of court of claims against, con-
firmed ............................ 912
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transportation bond given by, for pack-
age shipped to Calirnla, to be can-
celled ........................... W8
Cro, A.,
title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed
to,-........................ 892
Orum, Abraham, ,
life-yension
CTrump, .R. o ....................... 80
payment to ..... ............. 861
widows, children, &c., of those lost in1
to receive equal to twelve months
pay, &e., ......................... 581
accounts of officers and crew of, to be
equitably settled .............. 876, 876
not over $60 to be paid each man ...... 876
certificates to officers, crew, &c., of the,
to be paid ......................... 818
Cummins, George W.,
indemnification for money borrowed by,
of Bank of Smyrna ............... 918
Cunningham, Ann H.,
payment to, for freed slave ......... 924
Qarrenaj, National. See Bankig Assciations
act to provide, &c ................... 665
bureau of, established ................ 665
eomptroler of, appointment, &c., of, 665, 682
" rtis Mus," The kchooner,
name changed to that of "Supply,"... 498
Custom-Eouss,
changed from Point Isabel to Browns-
ville .............................. 39
at San Francisco, accounts q( contractor
to build, to be adjusted ............. 111
at New Orleans and Charleston, provis-
ions concerning .................... 105
at Boston, alteration of steps, c. 760
Cbtom-Hiouses, '
appropriations for annual repairs of,... 106
appropriation for, at Bangor ........ 582
appropriations for St. Louis,........ 182
at Belfast and Ellsworth ......... 219
may In certain cases be established at
any secure place in district ......... 256
either on land, or on board a ves-
sel ......................... 256
repairs o ........ ............ 749
Custms, ONcr qf,
certain, may be appointed under act to
further provide for the collection of
duties on imports ............. 266, 257
act reducing compensation of,in Califor-
"nla,............................... 411
Custio,
vessel and cargo detained in, of oficer
of customs, not to be taken from,
unless, &c ........................ 256
of delinguent collectors of taxes, com-
mi.ed. ............................ 807
of persons refusing to testit and com-
mitted under law collecting income
tax ............................. 810, 811
fees and exlinses of, and discharge
from ............................... 811
Cattings and Seeds,
appropriations for, procurement, &c., of, 108,
217, 860, 691
rules of distribution ....... 271,850
packages of, made mailable matter, .... 169
rates of postage thereon, .......... 169
postage upon packages of ......... 704, 709
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Dabo.Ws Ear SipS
to be rested ......................... 62
one erected by Dabol at New London,
Ct., to be purchased ............... 62
Dacotak Indians,
See MedaanXwato, iv., &usseton, '..
Dahiren, CaptainJMn A.,
thanks of Congress to ............... 824
Dainess, Francis,
pa nent to, for expenses and losses at
Constantinople, .................... 89
DaIba,
territory of, established .............. 289
boundaries ........................... 289
rights of Indians not impaired ...... 289
Indian territory excepted out of boun-
daries until, &c... .... ....... 289
authority of United States over In.
dians thereon not impaired ..... 289
territory may be divided, &o .......... 289
executive power and authority ...... 289
governor, term, powers, and duties, 289-244,
700, 701
appointment, qualification, and sal-
ary .................... 242, 48, 700
salary of, as superintendent of In-
dian atfhirs......... 248, 700, 701
veto power .............. 700, 701
secretary, term, powers, and duties, 240-248
appointment, qualification, and sal-
aryl...................242,2W
when to act as governor .......... 240
legislative power ..................... 240
extent and limits of .............. 241
legislative assembly to consist of council
and house of representatives ....... 240
pay of members, and expenses ot. 248
appropriation to be made for ex-
penses ot ..................... 248
time and place of first and subse-
quent sessions of ........... 241-248
sessions not to exceed term of forty
days, except the first, ........... 241
council, number, term of service, &ec.,..240-
248
election of members of ........... 240
house of representatives, number, term
of service, &ec................. 240-248
apportionment for election of members
of council and house ........... 240
census before first election ......... 240
first election, proceedings thereof ..... 240
subsequent elections and apportion-
ments ......................... 240, 241
voters at first and subsequent elec-
tion ....................... 241
eligibility to office at first and subse-
quent elections .................... 241
who are disqualified to hold office,. 241
township, district, and county officers,
how appointed, &ec ................ 241
judicial power, in what vested......... 241
supreme court, number, appointment,
and salary of judges of ........ 241, 24A
jurisdiction, &c.,in chancery and at
common law .................. 242
clerk, appointment, fees, &c., of,... 242
writs of error, exceptions, appeals
to and from .................. 242
trial by jury not allowed In eases
removed to .................... 242
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times and plas of ar24
district courts, number, appointment,
and salary of judges o4 ........ 241-24B
jurisdiction, &c., o4 in chancery and
at common IaW ............ 241, 242
times and places of holding courts,
248,24
elar of, qpointment, fees, &o., of4 24
to be repister In chancery.... 242
probate court% urisdicon of, and ap-
pointment of judges og;......... tl,W
justices of the peace, appointment and
jurisdictio n of .................. 1 , 248
Aabeas expa, by whom write of may
be granted ........................ 242
attorney, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty of ........................... 242
marshal, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty oC ........................... 242
contingent expenses of territory, annual
appropriation for .................. 248
seat of government, how established and
changed, .......................... 248
delegate to Congress, qualifications and
election of; .... ................... 248
school secdous ................. 248
constitution and lafra of the United
States, if not inapplicable, made ap.
plicable to the territory ......... 244
surveyor-general to be appointed...... 244
compensation, powers, duties, &ec.,. 244
Yancton land distriet constituted ...... 244
location, how made and changed,.. 24
register and receiver appointed,... 244
lay, powers, and duties oA ... 244
Dakota River ....................... 244
certain portions of Utah and Washington
territories to be added to Nebraska,.. 244
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 296
appropriation for survey of lands in,... 861
post-routes established in .......... 42D,664
appropriation for expenses o;. . 277, 278,
698
part of direct tax laid upon, to be
deducted from ................. ON
expenses of census of ................ 748
territorial library in................... 748
damages sustained by Inhabitants, from
depredations of certain Indiana, to be
p------------------....80,804
Dakotaia. See Sioux Indian.
act to relieve, for damages by depreda-
tions of certain bids o4 ........... 662
Dakota River,
name established .................... 24
Dasuage. See Sioux Ians.
by certain bands of Sioux Indians, aet
concerning ....................... 625
Dankh Berk "g1, Loratua,"
en
payment to owners of, for wrongfal seiz-
ure and detention of ......... 902, 90
Da, Mary E.,
,payment to ......................... 846
port of entry at, abolished ............ 482
deptycollector at ................... 482
Dart, Anso,
. yment and indemnity to ........... 860
payment to Duvall and Brothers, as-
sign e of ......................... 89
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appropriations for purhase of right to
use ................................ 148
Davis, L)aid.,
land-warrant to Issue to .............. 881
Davis, Bjanmi,
payment to be made to, In settlement of
a .......................... 8
D s, ooo Cars HRy,
thanks of Congress to ................ 828
Day, SY/vstr
payment to representatives of ......... 861
Dayon, Wi-m L.,
appointed regent of Smithsonian Instf-
tution ....... ..............
6
Dead-Leter ie"
act to promote efficiency ot ........... 882
diad-letters to be returned to writers,
except, U ........................ 882
postage thereon,.:................ 882
additional clerks authorized ........... 882
salaries .......................... 882
receipts to pay for compensation,.. 882
report to be made to next Congress,... 882
ad ropriationforadditional clerks iv,... 881
. See Post-Office Depment.
in California, Oregon, and Washington,
to be sent to General Post-Office,.... 205
advertised letters, when to be returned
as dead ......................... 168
unclaimed money from, how applied,... 168
report concerning, to be made,.... 168
postage on those returned ............ 168
Postmaster-General may make regula-
tions concerning ........... 702, 708
with valuables to be registered ....... 708
disposel of their contents .......... 708
other such letters, how disp6sed of,.... 708
foreign, to be subject to agreements with
foreign governments ................ 708
Djostge on ........................... 70
Da11 Dumb, ad BUnd, I June 28, 1860 .....................
appropriations for the, 109, 217,89,870, 747
De = o, Gadaupe Eudilo,
payment to, for losses sustained by hus-
band .............................. 849
De Boone, Sieur,
representatives of, may Institute suit for
lands in Michigan ................. 888
Dee*. proceedn
ee, Divedt W In uch suit, ....... 888,889
of real estate sold for taxes ....... 804, 810
form of, when to be given, cost of, 804, 806,
title under, when property of delinquent 806, 810
collectors or sureties is sold ......... 807
of real or personal property in the Dis-
trict of Columbia, may be acknowl-
edged before a notary-public ........ 91
certified under his hand and seal, to have
same effect as if made before a justice,
or justices of the pence for the district, 91
of real estate under the internal rev.
enue act .......................... 441
of personal estate ................... 487
See Interl Revene.
office of register of in District of Co-
lumbia, established ................ 651
of public sques and lots, In Washing-
ton, D. ., by officers, not invalid for
want of acknowledgmen; ........... 807
of Washington, appropriations for, 889, 62
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ofIer of Senate ................ 17
contingent expenses of Senate and
House ..................... 17, 18
employment of draughtsmen
and clerk on land-maps to
es% .................... 18,
acconts ofCapt. Meigs to be
settled .................... 18
department of state ......... 18, 19
mission to Japan ........... 18
American seamen abroad,..... 19
expenses of delegates to Statis-
tical Congress ............. 19
war department ................. 19
navy department, ................ .19
American Nautical Almanac,.. 19
survey of public lands ........... 19
payment to George G. Durham,... 19
Indian agents in Utah ........... 19
post-office for June 80, 1860 ............ 112
for the year ending June 80,1861,. .181-188
contingent expenses of the House of
Representatives .................... 182
capitol extension ..................... 182
printing and paper, 86th Congress ..... 182
custom -house and post-office at St.
Louis, Missouri .................... 182
suppression of the slave-trade ........ 182
pay, mileage, and contingent expenses
of Senate ......................... 182
contingent expenses of Senate and
House ............................. 182
eighth censu, ........................ 182
select committees of the House of Rep-
resentatives ....................... 182
removing office of Fourth Auditor to
Winder's Building .................. 182
to enable superintendent of public print-
ing to carry into effect resolution of
182
no part to be expended until title to
propert 7 is approved ............ 182
pay of clerks in land-office at Kickapoo,
2Kansas---------------------....188
no payment to be made except on
vouchers, &. .................. 188
act of 1856, ch. 129, § 7, repealed,.... 188
malls from New York to Sn Francisco,
via Panama ........................ 188
amount received for postages to be
deducted ...................... 188
for seamen .......................... 215
for completion of geological survey of
Oregon and Washington ............. 207
for fiscal year ending June 80, 1868 ... 648
state department .................... M
marshal of consular court at Bang-
kok .......................... 648
at Canton .................... 648
war department, ............. 6 48-5
contingencies in office of Secretary
of War, and in other offices of
the department,......... 48, 649
additional clerks, ............. 649
blank beoks, stationery, &e ...... 649
quartermaster's department ...... 649
cavalry and artillery horses ...... 649
transportation .................... 649
barracks, quarters, and hospitals,.. 649
lothing, camp and garrison equi-
Ppe ..................... 649
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D~fo~ag Appreprk"io (continued,)
steam r~B,, .......... 49
arms, o ab,iL ordnance stores, 650
gunpowdir and lead, .............. 660
medical and hospital department,.. 660
surveys for military defences, maps,
&c ........................... 660
subsistence of regulars and volun-
ters .......................... 650
treasury department .................. 649
additional clerks in New York and
Philadelphia, .................. 649
expenses of loans snd treasury
notes ......................... 649
collecting direct taxes In insurrec-
tionary districts ............... 649
Interior department, .................. 649
special agent, to detect frauds on
pension cases .................. 649
annual repairs of President's house, 649
agency debts in Colorado ....... 649
Fort Laramie treaty ............. 649
surveyor-general of lUinois and Mis-
souri ......................... 649
contingent expenses of House of Repre-
sentatives ......................... 650
folding documents, and miscella-
neotis Items ................... 650
stationery, furaiture, repairs, &c.,. 660
contingent expenses of Senate......... 660
clerks of committees, messengers,
....................... 6601
public printing, and paper for public
printing .................. 650
De Grot, Wiam H.,
aecount of, to be settled, ........ 874, 895
D"goo, Willim H.,
resolution In favor of, repealed ........ 895
papom to be transmitted to court of
claims ............................ 89
indemnification to certain citizens of, for
expenses in equipping volunteers,.. 918
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 296
post-route established in ..............
Ddaioom fadiam, *
treatywith, of May 80, 1860 .......
provisions of treaty, of May 6, 18M,.. 1129
reservation in former treaty to be sur-
*eyed ............................
eighty acres tobe assigned to each mem-
ber of the tribe ...................
how to be divided and assigned,... 1129,
certifieates to Issue for such tracts,..... 1180 Dologate to C-9ss,
suc land* not alienable, unless, & .,.. 11 0
t9 be secured to family, In case of
death ........................
provision In case lands assigned are
bandoned........ ..........
Improvements ....... ..........
Leavenworth, e., railroad to have pref-
erence in the purchase of remaining
lands........................ .1180, 1188 Ddim~j,
minimum price to be $1.25 per acre,. - .1180
patent in fee to Issue to such road ..... 1180
proceeds of sales, how to be applied,... 1180
railroad company to have perpetual right
of way, ...........
provision for certain absent Del&wares, 1180,
reservations, and when to be disposed
of ................................
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Delawam n'oJ (connued,)"
United States to paytr certain depr-
dations upon Indians ............... 1181
for lands, reserved for the Dela-
wars, but previously assigned to
other Indians ................. 1181
ehefs and interpreter each to have a
tract of land....................... 1181
annual salary of councilmen ......... 1181
Inconsistent stipulations invalid....... 1182
expenses of this eaty to be borne by
the Indians and paid out of their trust
finds,....................... 1182
Interest under the treaties to be paid
April let and October 1st, .......... 1132
signature, ratifications, &c ........... 1182
mendment, ......................... 1182
conditions upon which patents shall
Issue to the railroad ........ 1182, 1188
surplus lands to be disposed ot If the
company falls, &c................ 1188
railroad to sell all the lands in seven
years, ........................... 1188
amendment assented to .............. 1188
signatures and ratification ............ 1184
treaty between the United States and,
July 2, 181, ...................... 1177
preamble, &c ...................... 1177
surplus lands, purchase of, by railroad
company ......................... 1177
forfeiture, &c., proceeds for the
benefit of Indians ......... 1177
Leavenworth, Pawnee, and Western
Railroad Co.. ..................... 1177
bonds of, amounts of each, ....... 1178
provision of payment, &c.. ....... 1178
lit of lands .................... 1178-1180
United States may take possession
of, ........................... 1180
railroad company entitled to patent,....1180
acknowledgment of agent of do.,...1180
authority of agent of do., to, hiake
conveyance, .................. 1180
to execute bonds and mortgage,...1181
678 form of bond, form of warrant . 1182
certificate of register of deeds, d..1188
1129 of judge of district court ....... 1188
ratification ..................... 1188
signature, &o ................... 1186
1129 Delwares,
appropriations 1or the, 49, 226, 516, 517, 778,
1129 779, 798
certain sums to be credited to, for trust
118' funds abstracted, ............... 69,5
from Col6rado, Dakota, and Nevada, 176,
214,248
1180 Dequent Coler See Direct Tax.
of taxes, provisions concerning ....... 807
1180 personal property may be taken and
1180 sold on warrant, ................... 807
may be arrested ftc..............
... 807
Xestate
r may e sold ............... 80
of letters by earriers, to be for one cent
each ................ ;............ 88
boxes for, at outside stations in suburbs
of cities, & ....................... 88
1180 of letters and newspapers by carriers,
within a circuit of nine miles from the
1181 City Hall, New York, .............. 168
of free letters, no charge for allowed
1181 to postanisteif, except at Washington, 204
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of letters at branch 7 toffices,... 880, 704
See BrancA a-Ofmies.
fishing bounty o to be pai Moses No-
ble ............................... 886
Dsmen,
for certain taxes, how made .......... 714
special, not necessary, In certain cases,. 714
Demand iTreas 1 Notes,
ceraln,to taken
e rapidly,........ 845
up
certain, made A legl tender and lawfkl
money ............................ 870
Dvr(Colorado Territory),
act establishing branch mint at, for coin.
ago ot gold ........................ 882
Secretary of Treasury to receive con-
.veyances of grantors of certain lots
In,f r purposes of branch mint at,.. 8
Mint,
DeW Brand
appropriations for current expenses of,. 750
Deover fty,
tri-weekly mail to ............... 169, 206
Dqartaen of Apg'dcidte Bee Agriaklume
act to establish ................. 887, 888
appropriations for salades of commis-
toner, &c ........................ 691
for collecting statistics ......... 691
distributing cuttings and seeds,.... 691
introduction, &c., of isectivorous
birds..................... 691
experiments in chemstry ........ 691
culture of cotton and tobacco .....691
preparing flax and hemp as substi- DeO.§,olecf.
tutes for cotton ................ 691
D*patoet of te west,
pay, bounty, and pensions to ofiers sia
men of the department oA .......... 874
appropriation thereflr ................ 886
payments suspeded,
t8 *o .................
e 28 Deputone ollector
o.. 628
commissioners under the act concern.
ber t,~o....................... 8% under
ing, to have six months to make
"returns ofe" established in ....... 412
See Cnut.
a priation for the-........ 649, 687,688 Dq* uty Co
appopriations for paper and printni of
the . ... 100, 141, 867 650
",See oft4
as n .
United States notes in sums of not less
than $100, for not less than thirty
days, may be received on .......... 846
rate of Interest and llow withdrawn, 846
interest to cease at pleasure of See-
retary of Treasury .......... 86
aggregate of depo it not to exceed
* p5,00,o00............... 846
my be received for not over
awed , #o000.o0o
..................... 870
of public moneys. any banking auoe4-
tion may be made .................. 680
but not of receipts fom customs,.. 680
DePoani'ta-. See Direct Tax.
in each state to be appointed to recelve,
&e., money oilece0 from taxes..... 09
duties of ................... 809, 810
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In ca' pending in the Patent Offie,_
how may be taken ................. 246
prceedings therein ........... 246
of witnesses in military courts, residing
out of the district, may be taken,.... 786
reasonable notice to be given ..... 786
of witnesses in the United States, may
be taken, to be used in certain suits
in foreign countries................. 769
mode of procedure to take ...... 769
penalty on witness for not appearing, or
for refusing to testify ............... 769
fe and mileage of witneses ....... 769
commissions to take testimony of wit-
nesses in foreign countries, in suits in
which the United States are parties,
or have an interest, how returned, 769,
77C
Depls. See B.
of public moneys may be in certain
solvent specie-paying banks........ 814
with banks, U., certain amount of to be
taxed ............................. 712
Dpledaftn. See Sioux Indians.
by certain bands of Sioux Indians, act
concerning, ........... 662
agreements by Indians not to commit,
and when committed, to pay Ar. See
severod Imdian l7eatis.
yAsa Teasure. of As Unied States,
appointment of, at New York, author-
.ed
compensation, duties, e ........ 868
See t Ta.-
for colleeting direct appointment,
dutles,and pay of,............. 808
under the internal revenue act, appoint-
ment, power and duty of,....... 484-489
See Intewal Revenue.
(Custos),
authorized at CMinoteague Isand, 687
fees .................. a? .67be
internal revenue act, may admin-
Aster oath ......................... 68
no fees therefor ................. 682
may perform duties of eollectors, ...... 114
pay of,.......................... 725
M Pisnrrhtrad
f Revenue,
appointment, salary, duties........ M 72
Dqns CossbVItrol. of the C0mienc,
685 appointment, &P.................... 666
Deputy Solictor of Court of Mlims,
how appointed, duty, o ............. 766
Do Rqpendpiy. 71.Oiaw
rejrentatives of, may institute suIt for
i h A .................
proceedings in such suit ....... 888, 889
Deserat
ordinance of theprovisional government
of the state of, establishing, &o.; po-
lygemy annulled .............. 01
Desetr,
when commissioned o merstendering
resignatons, to be deemed .......... 816
persons drafted and notified, and not
appearing, or, &o., to be deemed,.... 88,
784
punishment for being ................ 785
not returning acoording to the Ptres.
dent's proclanation, how punished, M
786
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penalty for enticing to desert, for bar-
boring, &e.,. 786
See Ncztiou Forces.
Deserrfroms Vesses,
provisions concerning, under treaty with
Bo via, ........................... t0
Deertion,
of wife by husband, protection to wife
and her property, in case of ....... 60
in applications for patents for, models
may be dispensed with, when, &c.,... 247
extension of patents for .............. 248
Des Moines,
apropriation
Desw
M irer, for clerk hire at ....... 82
grant of lands to Iowa for improvement
og confirmed ..................... 648
Ddecive Police,
provision for .................... 581, 749
De iuser, Simon,
relieved from certain penalties,...... 889
to pay costs ...................
Dikkin, Asbury ,
to be allowed In his accounts a payment
to Mrs. E. A. Richardson .......... 272
Dickson, Susan,
widow of John, payment to ........... 920
D/7, anuel fH.,
assignment of land warrant by, to R.
K. Doebler, made valid ............ 852
Dipomatic Correpondence,
appropriation for printing ............. 86
Diplomatic Representatives,
to Hayti and Liberia, President may ap-
point ............................. 421
their rank and pay ............... 421
DipOMatic &eroe,
general appropriation for, 1860-1,...19, 20
general appropriation for, 1861-62,..170-172
general appropriation for, 1862-.68,..886, 887
ditional appropriation for, 1862, ...... 886
general apropriation
Dirwot of the lint, for, 1868-64,...744, 754
at Philadelphia, to have control of
bianch mint at Carsop City....... 770
Dretr. See Borban Associatons.
in banking associations, number, resi-
dence, interest, oath, term of of-
fice .............................. 676
election of, and filling of vacancies,.... 676
by-laws, for election, &e., of .......... 668
limit of indebtedneasof .............. 675
debts of, tp be stated ................ 678
wilful vAlation of act by, to forfeit the
franchise .......................... 679
embezzlement b7, offunds of association,
how punished, ..................... 680
Dime Tar,
of 0,000,000 laid and how apportioned,
annually........................ 294-296
only one to be levied under act of 1861,
until April 1, 1866.................. 489
amounts apportioned to several states
and territories and District of Colum-
b ........................... 296,296
states, territories, lc., to be divided into
convenient collection districts ....... 296
any state or territory may form one
districk ................... 296
assessor and collector to be appointed
for each district ........... . 296
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when to be appointed and qual -
cations o................. 296, 811
collectors to give bond before entering
on duties ......................... 296
amount and sureties, where to be
filed................... 296
bends to be from time to time re-
newed, &c .................... 296
assessor to divide district into assess-
ment districts, ..................... 296
toappoint assistantassessor for each
assessment district ............. 299
assessor and assistants to be sworn,.... 296
form of oath .................... 97
certificate of oath to be filed with
collector ....................... 297
penalty for acting without taking
the oath ...................... 299
how to be recovered ....... 297
Secretary of Treasury to establish reg-
ulations and frame instructions,...... 297
assessors and assistants to follow
them, &- ..................... 297
real estate taxed to be valued as of
April 1, 1862, ..................... 97
regard to be had to state valuation
nearest April 1, 1862, .......... 297
what exempted from taxation-..... 297
tax lists, property owner to furnlsh, upon
request ............................. 297
if owner has no list and will disclose,
assessor to make list .............. 297
penalty for delivering or disclosing a
fraudulent list, .................... 298
lists how made out in such cases ....... 298
when notice is to be given owner to far-
nish list .......................... 298
proceedings when list Is not given upon
notice or request, .................. 298
list of property of absent owners, how
made.......... ............ 298
lists how made of property in another
collection district ............... 29 9
duty of assessors in sueh eases,.... 299
their fees ................... 299
lists to be taken with referenee to April
1, 1862, ........................... 299
list of residents to be made ......... 299
and of non-residents ............. 299
forms of list to be devised by assessor,. 299
lists to' be given to assessor by assistant
assessor within tie ................ 299
penalty on assistant assessor for
neglect of duty .............. 299
notice to be given when Hats and valua-
tions are completed9................. 29
proceedings of assistant asseisors open
to inspection ...................... 299
appeals may be heard within certain
period ........................... 299
appeas to be in writing, what to con-
tain,........................... 800
asessors to hear and determine appeals, 299
how valuations are to be determined by
assessor ...................... 299", 800
valuations may be examined and equal-
zed8............................. M800
not to be increased without previous
notice to owner ................... 800
ff more than one collection district in a
state, assessors may equalize valua-
tions, ............................. 80C
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how to be equalized ...............
assessors to make out lists and deliver
to board of assessor . 800
assessors for any state to constitut a
board .............................
board to organize and make rules and
regulations .........................
to appoint clerks to act under
a ................. 800
penalty for acting before taking
oaths ............ 800
duty of clerks............ 800, 801
assessors to attend general meeting of
board, ... ,.. ,...
. ..... 800
penalty for neglect ................ 800
for failing to furnish board with
lists ....................... 800
may be remitted by Secretary
of Treasury ............... 801
board to make out equalization and ap-
portionment, ...................... 801
their valuation to be final and the
basis of taxation .............. 801
board diligently to revise and adjust
lists .............................. 801
relative valuation not to be changed un-
less, &c ......................... 801
inequalities of taxation to be reported
to Congress for relief .............. 801
board to proceed to apportion tax ...... 801
to deliver to assessors certificate of
apportionment, ................ 801
assessors to make their lists conform,.. 801
contents of lists ................. 801, 802
lists to be given to collectors within, &c., 802
penalty for default in this ........ 802
this valuation, apportionment, assess-
ment, &c., to remain until altered, &c., 802
tax assessed to be a lien upon real estate
for two years .................... 808
pay of assessors, assistants, and clerks,. 802
allowance to be made for stationery
and blank books ............... 802
collector to give bond before receiving
lists.............................
frm, penalty, &c., of bond,... 80 80
on receiving lists to give three re-
ceipts ........................
for what receipts are given,...
collector may appoint deputies and re-
voke appointments ................
mode of appointment ............
authority of deputy ................
collector responsible for moneys collect-
ed,..........................
to advertise that tax is due and
payable...................803
to demand tax once at dwellings. 808
to distrain if tax is not paid within,
&c ..... ..................... 808
duty in case of distraint,.. 808, 804
property distrained may be restored on
payment of tax and costs ........... 804
if tax not paid, property to be sold,.... 804
what exempted from distraint......... 804
real estate to be sold, if personal not
sufficient ......................... 804
provision as to sale ........... 804
if real estate will not sell for enough to
pay tax, United States to take it,.... 804
oWner, &c., may prevent sale by pay-
ment, &c ......................... 804
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800 may redeem after sale .......... 804
deed not to be given until, &o., .. 8.
804
form, cost, &c., of deed ........... 805
collector to render account of sale, &c., 804,
800 805
collection of tax on property of non-res-
800 idents ............................ 806
property may be sold, if tax had re-
mained unpaid one year ......... 805
provisions as to sale ....... 806
collectors to deposit with clerks of
court, lists of property sold, .... 805, 806
right of redemption, proceedings, ...... 80
clerk'iees ......................... 806
redemption when lands of infalnts, in-
sane people, &c., are sold ............ 806
improvements by purcuser to be
paid for ....................... 80
cllectors to transmit to Secretary of
Treasury accounts of coiletos
monthly .......................... 806
to pay over quarterly ............ 806
to be charged with amounts re-
ceipted for ................... 806
to be credited with what, ..... 806,807
delinquent collectors, proceedings
against, ....................... 80N
warrant of distress against collector and
sureties .......................... 807
personal property of collector to be
sold........................... 807
for want thereof body may be taken,
e., .807
sums due from cllector to be len on
his lands and those of his sureties,... 807
real estate may be sold ............... 807
title under tax deed .................. 807
balance of proceeds of sale, if any, how
disposed ot ........................ 807
penalty on, collector or deputy for ex-
tortion ........................... 807
accounts of money received for tax,
how kept at Treasury Department,. 808
to be laid before Congress........ 808
802 assessors yearly to make out lists of
changes and transfers of real estate,.. 808
to do what with lists ............. 808
802 duty of collectors in such cases ........ 808
802 proceedings in case any state il to
pay her quota of tax .............. 808
808 penalty for taking false oath, &c., under
808 this act, ........................... 808
803 pay of collectors and deputies ..... 808,809
not to exceed certain sums ....... 809
808 allowance for blank books and station-
ery, .............................. 809
provisions as to income tax....... 809, 810
See Ideme Tax.
if any state is in rebellion when this act
goes into operation, act to be enforced
when, &c ........................ 811
each state may collect and pay its quota
of direct tax in its own way........ 811
proceedings in such case,....... 811
deduction In such case of fifteen
per cent ..................... 811
to what to apply .......... 811
deduction of ten per cent. in cer-
tain cses ...................... 811
no assessors, collectors, &c., to be ap-
pointed in such case ................ 811
atate may pay its quota of tax, by re-
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leasng so much of its liquidated claim
against the United States ........... 812
In such case same abatement to be al-
lowed, ............................ 812
collectors to collect duties imposed by
this act ........................... 812
to prosecute for recovery thereof,.. 812
fines, penalties, and forfeitures Imposed
by this act, how recovered and to
whose use ....................... 812
debts due from collector to United States
to be a Ben on his real estate and that
of his sureties ..................... 812
when such real estate may be sold, 812
validit.y of tax deed, ................ 812
commissioner of taxes to be appointed,. 812
authority and duty of.. ..... 812
may have clerks assigned him. 812
salaries of clerks ............ 812
if collector Is sick, deputy may act,... 812
notice thereof to be given to Secre.
tary of Treasury .............. 812
if collector dies or resigns, deputy long-
estin service to act as collector,..812, 818
Dic Taan. See Taxs.
provision for state paying ............ 884
act to collect, in insurrectionary districts, 422
when not collectable In any state be-
cause of insurrection, they shall be
charged upon all lands and lots, ex-
cept , ...... ................... 422
what valuation to be taken ......... 422
when records of assessments and
valuations are lost, 4c ........ 426
what part of tax charged on each piece
or lot of land...................... 422
= ty to be chae beside ......... 422
Ideut to proclaim In what states
the Insurrection 4xists ............. 4221
tax and penalty t9 be thereupon a lien
on lands ........................... 422
owner may within certain time pay tax
and d land from lien. 422
title toland on which tax is not paid to
be forfeited to the United States. 428
after sale, to vest in the United
States, or purchasers, clear of all
incumbrances ............... 428
tax commissioners to be appointed for
each of such states ................ 428
number, pay, iond, .............. 428
pay not to begin until they en-
ter on their duties ......... 428
may employ a clerk, pay, Ac.. 426
when to enter upon their duties,... 428
to advertise for sale lands on which
taxes are unpaid .............. 428
to sell same to highest bidder .... 428
or to bid in for the United States,.. 428
payment for land sold for taxes, to be
made in wjiat ..................... 428
certificate of sale ............... 428
to be prid face evidence of title,
Ae............. ............ 428
owner of lands, or any loyal person hav-
ing any interest therein, may redeem,
&c......... ........ ............ M
proceedings for redemption ....... 428 Dhwsin 0fflcer,
when owner is a minor or un-
der disability .............. 424 DWie n Officer and Agent,
certificate of commissioners, how alone
imeached ..................42
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further time for redemption allowed in
certain cases ...................... 424
appeal from decision of tommiss'oners, 424
jurisdiction of federal courts in such
cases......... ............. 4M
commissioners may lease lands taken for
taxes and bid In by the United States, 424
form, term, and security of leases,. 424
conditions of lease and terms of
occupancy, .................... 424
commlssionersWaysellinsteadofletting, 426
notice and certificate of sale ...... 42
who my be purchase ........... 426
terms of payment, ............... 426
rights of preimption may be Sc-
quired therein ................. 425
proceeds of sales and leases, how may
be disposed o .................... 425
to be paid. into the United States
treasury ...................... 426
proceeds of sale and leases, one fourth
to be paid to governor of state,
Ac.....o.........° ........
when,42
to reimburse loyal citizens, A.,.. 426
one fourth to be paid to state as a
fund to aid colonization or emi-
gration to Hayti, Liberia, Ac.,.. 425
mistakes in valuation, &c., not to affbot
validity of tax, .................... 425
tax books to be kept by commissioners, 426
what to be entered therein, ....... 426
transcripts to be filed in osce of
Secretary of the Treasury,. .426, 426
when to be evidence,.............. 426
property of the value of 8600 and less,
owned by ndividuals, to be exempt
from taxation ......... ....... 426
act to take effbet upon its passage ..... 426
act to amend the act for the collection
of, in insurrectionary districts ...... 640
tax commissioners to advertise for sale
lands on which taxes are unpaid,.... 640
sale, how advertised and notified,...... 640
to be to highest bidder, but for not
less than taxes, a ........... 640
when commissioners may bid in for the '
United States ..................... 640
payment to be made in what, ........ 640
certificate of sale, eff ct o ............ 640
how alone impeached ............ 641
owner, or any loyal person having a
lien thereon, may redeem ........ 640
proceedings for redemption,...640, 641
where the owner is a minor, or
under disability ............ 641
certain t fatsmay bb bid in for govern-
mgut purposes. ................... 641
provisions concenn .......... 718, 781
Disatler S~diem,
act to hfilitat the discharge of ....... 688
of volunteers at end of war .......... 268
provision for, so as to reduce military
establishment at end, & ........... 281
officers of regular army to retain
position, &c.................. 281
acounts of certain to be settled, ...... 116
act to provide for more prompt settle.
ment of accounts o4 ................ 598
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accounts o4 to be settled monthly .....69ZI
when to be forwarded .......... 69E
proceedings if accounts are not re-
ceived in seas.on ............ 698
time may be eitended,....598, 594
of contingencies of navy expenditures,
each bureau to show its own.....81, 148
detailed estimates of expenditures to be
given ............................ 81
of volunteers at end of the war, ....... 268
allowance to volunteers when honorably
dischaged sfer cert n services,.
of enlisted men for physical disability,
act to facilitate ................... 886
medical inspectors way dischargeT, with
the consent of the person disc haged, 886
certificate of inspector to be evidence
Of,...........................M
what certificate must show,....... 88
pay due at time, not affected, ......... 886
to be reported to adjutant-generil and
surgeon-general ................ 886
President may discharge any officer of
army, &c., for cause, or to promote the
service............................ 596
Dica/dConvct,
from penitentiary, in Distriet of Colum.
bia, pament to ................... 68
appropriation for comfort of .......... 508
Discount.
rate of Interest upon ............. 678, 679
Diskyal Empojeee,
of the government, appropriation for er-
pnses of committee on ............ 586
Dismissal,
President may dismiss any officer of
army, &c., for cause, or to promote
the service ........................ 598
Dtld Srits. See Inera Reeu.
provisions of internal revenue act con-
cerning ........................44-459
D&'iers. See I eal Rmenue.
provisions of internal revenue act eon-
cernin;.................446,46
of oa oil..... .......... 468
Distraint. See Direct Tax.
foMr taxes, provisions concerning,...808, 804
what exempted fiom ................ 80
proceedings for under the internal reve-
nueact,........... 489,440,448,449,462
copy of, where to be left, ............. 714
Distras. See Direct Tax.
" for taxes, provisions concerning,...30, 804
what exempted from ................. 804
Distribution. See Public & ".
of public books and documents, provis-
ions concerning the ............... 828
Ditriutive Slamae Property,
duty upon, if over certain value,...486-487
District Attorey,
vacancy in ofiee ot when may be filed
by court,.......................... 768
apontment, to last how log, ........ 768
tn ichigan, ........................ 661
Dist'et Atones,
appropriations for,...102, 148, 865, 88, 869,
698 Divorces,
in Kansas, Colorado, Dakota, and Ne-
vada. See tose Taes.
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In northern distrkr of California, to de-
fend certain suits ................... 126
pay for services in suppression of the
slave-trad ......................... 869
pay In prize cases ................... 875
may move to have jurors take additional
oath .............................. 40
special duty of, in prize ases,....... 608
to report to Secretary of Navy, &.,.... 608
to attend on settlement and allowance
of marshals' bills8. ................. 608
par of, not to exceed .000...........
608
suits in behalf of the United States, un-
270 der banking act, to be conducted by, 68C
in what courts to be brought, ..... 681
to Inquire diligently as to violations of
act to punish frauds against the gov-
ernment .......................... 698
written consent of, necessary to discon-
tinue suit brought by private prose-
cutor under that act ............... 698
to have two per cent. upon collections
under revenue laws, in full for costs
and fees .......................... 741
fees of, for defending suits against col-
lectors for official acts .............. 741
to appear in suits against collectors, un-
less otherwise ordered ............ 741
to make returns annually to solicitor,.. 741
returns to state what,................. 741
to be transmitted to Congress,..... 741
to attend at examinations of political
prisoners before the Uhited States
judges ............................ 766
compensation to, for serwices In enfore-
ing the laws for the suppression of the
slave-trade ........................ 89
to be under the authority of and report
to the Attorney-General, ........... 286
may be aided by counsel employed by
Attorney-General, ........... 286
to Institute proceedings for condemna-
tion of property used to aid Insurrec-
tion ............................... 819
federal, in Calfornia, may certify, &-,
records in law cases ............... 80
effect of such record ............. 820
may employ clerks to transcribe rec-
ords .............................. 820
number and pay of clerks ....... 820
clerks of courts to deliver, on request,
records to attorneys................ 82
penalty for not doing so ........... 820
to be vigilant in enforcing the prohibi-
tion of commerel intercourse with
inhabitants of states in Insurrection,
Appendix, 1282
assessment for assessing direct tax . 296
Volioe, in District of Columbia,......822
Did&v S. ee nternal Reen
tax upon ....................... 469, 470
Divdends,
of profits of bankig ssociations, to be
made in May and November, .. 678
capital stock not to be diminished by, 677
eii
Divisons,
of volunteers, how made up,......... 69
- fi~arco c
act to authorize, in the Ditrict of Co-
lumbh .".....................

continued.)
court to have jusdition, 59
application to be made by petition ..... 69
proceedings on such petition .......... 59
notice to respondent, ............. 69
., hearing to be when summons has
-. , been served twenty days ....... 59
)judgment for divorce not to be render- 69
- ed on default withuwt proof ........ 59
admissions in answer not..............
to be taken as 59
proof of fets charged
such facts must be proved by other
evidence ..................... 69
causes for divorce from the bond of mat-
rimony. .................... 59
former husband or wife living, Ac., 59
lunacy, impotency, adultery .. 59
cause for divorce from bed and board, 69,60
cruelty, desertion, &c............. 60
not to be granted for causes occurring
out of district,.................... 60
unless party applying has resided
two years in the district, ....... 60
Issue of what marriages thus dissolved,
to be leitimate ................... 60
question of legitimacy how tried,.. 60
alimony, dower, and separate property, 60
court may restore to wife her maiden
name,..... I ...................... 60
and grant her custody of children,
&C..................... . 60
after divorce from bed and board, adui.
tery by wife to be cause for depving
her of custody of children, aiony,
&c.,.......................... 60
protection to wife, deserted by her hus-
band ............................ 60,61
priieedings in such case,....... 60, 61
her property, earnings, &., to be
here ........................ 60,61
order of court to that. effect to be
entered of record ............. 61
person taking such property after
notice and record, to restore prp-
erty and double its value,......61
after such order wife to be as einse
sde ............................ 61
Div. John,
bounty land warrant to issue to ....... 848
Distnic Court Of the District of Cwiebia,
abolished ............................ 764
judge of supreme court of the district,
to hold a district court, ............. 768
See drict of Colmbia.
Ditrct O t ofthe United State,
special session in the disltiet of In-
diana...................... 681
proces pending and returnable,... 681
in Washington Territory, times and
plaoes for holding,_... .......... 648
time of holding in Indiana,............ 657
in Ohio .......................... 657
in Michigan ................. 657,661
terms of in Iowa and WIsconsin ....... 699
In Cliforni and Oregon, no longer to
have powers of circuit courts,.. 794, 796
certain, may issue executions and final
process in certain cases .............. 807
times for holding in Northern District of
Alabama, changed .............. 28
provision for return of process ...... 28
special terms may be held on notice, 28
inconsistent laws repealed ........ 28
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Distic (JmrtS of the Unaited &atea (contlUed.)
in California, duty and power of, in re-
spect to surveys and plats of private
land claims ...................... 88, 84
eo~enstlon of judges for extra
labos.............. 84
appropriation therefor ........ 104
See Cafmd.
additional terms of,.in Kentucky, .... 86, 87
at Covington, Louisville, and Padu-
cah, ........................ 86,87
provision also for special terms,. 86, 87
clerk to keep office at each place, 86, 87
for northern district of New York, sub-
division of district for trials of issues
of fact abolished, .................. 8
terms of, in Oregon, ................. 86
salary of judge of ................... 86
term og in Northern District of Tior-
ida, ............................... 86
in Kansas, established ................ 128
terms of appeals, &c., from ........ 128
in Minnesota, terms of ........... 220
in Colorado ..................... 174
in Nevada, ...................... 212
in Dakota, ...................... 241
provision for holding, during temporary
absence of judge, where there are two
judicial districts in the state........ 818
jurisdiction of, in appeals in cases of re-
demption of real estate ............. 42
laws vesting certain, with powers of
circuit courts, repealed ............ 577
time and place of holding, in Ken-
tacky ............................ 886
power and duty of clerk in absence of
jUdge ............................ 886
ournments . ...................... 886
speal terms, ...................... 886
terms not limited,................... 886
jurors, grand jury, talesmen......... 886
clerk and deputies
provision for pending process not re- 887
...................
bail bonds, dediult new bnd,. 887
September term for distrit of Maine to
Wis-
instead of at
e held at Bath,
asset, ............................ 575
provision for prooes .... ..... 575
time and place of holding, In West Ten-
nessee ........................... *. 587
provision for pirocess, &e .......... 587
Distric eAd
appropriations for salaries of the,.. 148, 869,
698
when may authorize collector to search
for and seize invoices, papers, A.,... 741
Distit of CJonaia,
provisions. concerning criminal court
in, ............................. 18,14
tavern and other licenses in, how grant-
ad............................... 29
Grand Lodge of Odd-fellows in, incor-
, rated,.........................
. 29
Wnslngton's Manual Labor School in,
dissolved, &c. ................ 80
German Benevolent Socet in, incorp-
rated ............................. 81
Prospect Hill Cemetery in, proprietors
oC incorporated. ................... 82
National Gallery and School of Arts in,
incorporated .................. 85
act authorizing divaore in,....... 69-6
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extension of branch of the Alexandria, laws of, to be revised and codified, 764, 78
&c., railroad in ................... 128 patherefor .................... 766
appropriations for judges, &a., in...... 148 zoemts, %blic. See PublicDocme.
auxiliary guard, penitentiary, &h., 144, Documents. See Stamps.
21F provisions concerning stamps upon, &h., 82,
insane of the army and navy in,... 177 B.,
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296 Dodd Wilim
act creating metropolitan police district payment to Horace Austin, as commis.
of, ............................... 820 sioner, of money for the creditor o4 499
appropriations for the ............. 865, 867 Dode, Israd,
act abolishing slavery In ....... 876, 878 land claim of, confirmed .............. 866
See SlaverY. further provisions ............... 88
appropriation to aid colonization from,.. 878 De, Fre'dric,
act relating to highways in county of _ymentto ......................... 879
Washington,. ..................... 888
See Bighwoys, assignment of land warrant to, by Sam-
primary schools In Washington Coun- uel ILDill, iade valid, ............ 862
ty ............................. 895-f2
for education of colored youth, ... 402 tax on certain, in the District of Colum-
act prescribing qualifications of electors bis .......................800
In.................. 408 Dolphin," Mh,
oath of allegiance, . ............. 408 American replster to Issue to ....... 481
violation of, to be perjury,.... 408 Domestic and foreaqn Missiary %c ai~the
act for revision, &c., of law of.... 408,882 Protetant Bpscop aCurch in &heyz
pay of commissioner for, &c....... 82 States,
act providing for education of colored may enter the "Mi sdon Farm," Wis.
children in........................ 407 consm ........................ 22
rights, &c., of persons of color In...... 407 Doaldson aJ &*o",
accounts and salary of clerk of circuit land claim of, under Houmas grant, not
and criminal court, ................ 408 confirmed ........................ 887
to be regarded as a congressional district Dotse, John A.,
for purposes of appointment to naval payment to, for freed slaves, .......... 924
academy, ......................... 565 DMUC/Costs,
police code for, established, ........... 581 plaintiff to pay, if nonsuited in actions
employment, &e., of convicts in peniten- _ainst officers for false arrest, &e.,.. 767
tiary . ........................... 626
sentence of certain persona convicted in act allowing in certain cases repealed,.. 290
the criminal court of the,... 686,686, 828 Dogas, James S., enior,
appropriations for penitentiary in,. 686, 686 land patents wronr Issued to James
when suitable penitentiary is built, pris. 5. Coleman, for nds inMississippi,
oners to be removed to .............. 686 to issue to; ........................ M0
office of register of deeds 6staished in, 651 .Doglas, Stephen A.,
See l. f Dds. widow of, to be paid amount of sal
act concerning highways in ..... 88, 668 due him as Senator at the time of his
vacancies In levy court in, how filled, .... ?8 death ............................ 900
act to reorganize the courts In,.... 762-766
supreme court established ............ 768 provisions as to, in cases of divorce in
urisdietion of ................... 768 District of Columbia, .............. 60
ustices, number, appointment, oath, Draft. See NationalForces.
and tenure of office .......... 768 how made ...................... 788, 784
their salaries, ............... 764 those drafted and notified, to do what, 788,
general and special terms, ....... 768 784
court may appoint clerk ........... 768 to be inspected by surgeons,.. 738, 784
oath, bond ...................... 768 penalty for not appearing according to
district court, who may hold, and terms notice, or, &c....................... 784
of ................................ 768 penalty for resisting, or advising to ye.
criminal court, who may hold, and terms sist the ........................... 786
of, ............................... 768 Drafted Mea, .
rules for repeals and practice, .... 768, 764 tobeassigned to any service .......... 786
trials of issues of fact or law...... 768, 764 for nine months, or less, who enlist in
exoeptions, motions for new trials, &e.,. 764 regiment from same state, for one
writs and process, how teste ......... 764 year to have bounty .......... 748, 744
writs of error and appeals to supreme Dragoonsr,
court, ............................ 764 the two regiments of, to be known as
'appeals from judgments of justices of cavalry ............................ 289
the peace, ...... * ................. 764 presentofficers to retain rank ......... 289
justices of the peace may be removed rule as to promotion ............ 289
by the court, after due notice, &c.,. 764 Droughtemen,
present circuit, district, and criminal employment of, to cease .............. 18
court abolished ................... 764
provision for pending process, Ue.,. 764, for patent-office report, appropriation
765 for, .............................. 106

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on foreign hemp manufactured &c.... 197
tenofper
thecent. to be
United States, ..... for
retaned use
......
to be allowed on certain articles .......
ten per cent. to be retained .......
under internal revenue act, provisions
concerning .........................
evidence of exportation, to entitle to
benefit of .........................
on cordials, &a ................. 780,
bureau of exports in New York to have
charge of ......................... 780
power of head of bureau, and of bureau, 780
on foreign saltpetre, manufactured into
gunpowder, and exported .......... 742
ten per cent to be retained....... 748
See Internal Revenu
across Ohio River, how to be con-
structed .......................... 570
Drew, James A.,
payment to, for lost land-title in Maine, 514
Droeater,
postage on, celivered by carriers,.. 11, 169,
_r 705
Thugs, 6-C. aee luteral Reveue,
not to be sold without stamp afxed,... 478
entered for exportation, may be export-
ed, &c ........................... No
Duftq Taylor,
payment to, for serves s clerk of
court in Minnesota, ................ 891
D4;ont, Capt. &bmue F.,
and the offlers and men under his com-
mand, thanks to, for victory at Port
Royal ..................... 618
Durham, eorg, G.,
' payment to,...................... t. 19
the Dutch text the approed one of the
treaty with Japan, ................. 1061
Duties, (Imprts,)
treaty provisions respecting. See Ee-
pi,, Bolivia, CMina, .aPt Lberia,
Pargaay, Ottoman Emptre, -ezla.
&-e imports.
on certain arms imported by states, to
be remitted ................... 25, 274
act fturther to provide for collection of,
on imports, .................. 25-258
may be collected on shipboard in cer-
tain cases .......................... 256
certain specific and ad valorem, Imposed, 292
additional, oil articles in certain foreign
vessels, c .................. 28
goods in warehouse and on shipboard to
pay former rates ................... 298
on goods deposited in bonded ware-
houses and public stores, when to be
paid ................................29
amendments of former act ............ 294
repeal of Inconsistent laws ............. 294
saving as to laws for collection of, &e.,.. 294
act to increase, on tea, coffee, and sugar, 880
on imports, to be paid in coin, or in cer.
tain demand notes .................. 846
coin, &c.. paid to be set apart as a
special fund .................. 846
on arms, time for remitting extended,.. 875
goods warehoused at date of act increas-
ing duties on tea, coffee, and sugar, to
pay duties Imposed by former act,... 611
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excess of duties pald to be refnded,... 611L
197 act concerning those levied by Mary-
land at the port of Baltimore ....... 125
298 act of March 2, 1861, establishing,..179-198
298 correction of errors therein........ 252
duties to be collected on and after April
488 1, 1861, on
sugars, syrps, and molasses, 179, 180,548
780 proviso,lbrfeiture, 1.............. 180
781 brandy, distilled spirits, cordials, c.,.. 180
duty to be collected on basis of first-
mof ........................ 180
Imitations to be charged same duty
as genuine article .............. 180
brandy and spirituous liquors may be
imported in bottles ................ 180
packages not to contain less than
one dozen .................... 180
bottles to pa a separate duty ..... 180
spirituous liquors not enumerated ..... 180
cigars, snuff tobacco .......... 180,644
bar-iron, Iron in slabs, &a........... 180
pig-iron, old scrap-Iron, &a.......... 181
what shall be deemed old iron, ......... 181
band and hoop-iron ................... 181
smooth, ., sheet-Iron, ............. 181
steel,................................ 181
manufacturers oZ not otherwise pro-
vided for ..................... 182
partial manufacturers of, not other-
wise provided for .............. 182
bituminous and other coal ............. 188
lead, lead-pipes, Uc., pewter for remanu-
tacture ............................ 182
copper, sine, spelter, &c ............. 182
white lead, linseed oil, candles, . 182
salt, bristles, honey, vinegar, and pickled
fish ............................... 188
beef pork, corn, rice, . .............. 188
spices, currants, figs, nuts,m ......... 188
wool and hair unmanufactured..... 188, 262
when mixed with dirt ............ 188
wool, when difibrent qualities are im-
ported In same bale ................ 188
when boles of different qualities are
in same invoice ............... 184
sheepskins ...................... 184
carpets, mats, r screes, &c.. 184
woollen cloth$ ad manufactum ofwool, 184
yar, blankets, shawls ....... 1 185
delalnes,bunting, &c ................ 185
oil and floor-cloths ................... 185
manuf-ctures of cotton unbleached,.... 185
plain woven cotton goods ........ 186
cotton goods with more than 200
threads to square Inch .......... 185
cotton thread ........................ 185
shirts, &c., made on frames, cotton vel-
vet, U ........................... 185
linens, duck, &o .................... 186
hemp, cordage, cotton bagging, sheet-
Ings, &a .......................... 186
flax, &c ............................ 186
silk and silks ........................ 186
glass, rough plate, f. ................ 186
glassware and porcelain glass ......... 187
china and porcelain ware ............ .187
earthen and stone ware, .......... 187
books, periodicals, and pamphlets ...... 187
articles payingaduty often percent., 187-189
of twenty per cent .......... 189, 190
of twenty-five per cent ......... 190
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of thirty per cent ...............
of five per cent .................
articles'free of duty .................
duty on raw, &c.articles not enumerated,
ten per cent .......................
on manuftctured articles not enu-
merated, twenty per cent ......
goods, ft. in public stores April 1,1861,
subject to same duty upon entry as if
imported after that ay .............
meaning of word "ton,' ............. 196
railroad Iron, partly worn, may be ad-
mitted free, to be withdrawn after re-
pair or remanufbture ..............
Secretary of Treasury to prescribe
rules, .........................
market-value to be of the actual ship
ment,..................... .197
bm of lading, certified, to show date of
shipment, ......................... 197
annual statistical statement of commerce
of the United States, how to be made
up and what to Include ............. 197
drawback on foreign hemp, c.,.... 197
ten per cent. to be retained, ....... 197
inconsistent laws repealed,......... 197
existing laws, as to collection, punish-
ments,penalties, forftures, &e, saved, 197
duties, how assessed, when goods of dif.
ferent values are in sdme Invoice, 184,197
construction of words "value" and
"valued," ......................... 197
goods, &c. on shipboard and bound to
the United States within fifteen days
after passage of this act, and in public
stores April 1, 1861, subject to what
duties ........................ 197, 198
goods in warehouse April 1, 1861, on
which duties are lessened, ma; be
withdrawn on payment of less duty, 198
when collector to take possession of cer-
tain imports ....................... M9
act to increase temporarily ........ 48-681
duties to be collected on and after Au- -
gust 1, 1862, in lieu of former duties
on sugars, syrups, molasses, &c,.68, 644
syrups of sugar, a., entered under
any other name to be forfeited,.. 4 bottles containIng wines, &c., to
standards of colors and grades of
sugars ........................
cigars, snuff, tobacco.................. 544
paper cigars, &c., and wrappers to
pay same duty as cigars ...... 644
duties in lieu of former duties, and
upon articles now exempt, -upon
acids, alum, argols,.arsenc, asphal.
tum.......... ........ 547,549
anchovies, andirons .............. 61
balsams, bark, blanc flxe, barytes,
burning fluid, bitter apples, borax,
borate of lime, buchu leaves, 47, 549
barley, bonnets, braids, books, bris-
tIes, brandy coloring ............ 661
cotton and linen rags for paper
to befree ................. 661
camplor, cantharides, cayenne and
other pepper, cloves, cobalt, coc-
oultum indiaes, cosmetics, cuttle-
fish lone, cubebs............ 647, 49
candles, chicory, coffee substitutes,
cork wood, cotton ............. 661
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Dwse, (continued.)
191 chalk china, and porcelain ware,
190 clay unwrought, earthen and.
198 stone ware ................. 650, 51
dragon's blood, emery, ergot, ep-
196 so00, &C., salts, essences .... 647, 549
flnit etheis, French, &c., green,... 647
196 feathers, fire - crackers, f-nit - trees,
seeds, &A...................... 661
ginger root, gold and silver ea4
196 gum, aloes, . ........... 47,49
gloves, gunpowder, garden, eedsp.. 61
glass ware, plate lss, porcelain
and Bohemian gass,...........566
197 honey, iodine, ipecac, jalap ....... 645
hides, hollow-ware, hope, human
197 hair ........... ............... 51
licorice, lithrge ................. 6US
lead ore, India-rubber and silk man-
ufctures ................... 661,562
magnesia, manna, medicinal barks
an4 preparations, morphine, ni-
trate of sods, .................. 64
marble, mustard, &c........... 562
ochres, ois, opium ............... 6U8
plates engraved, plumbago, pota-
top, percussion caps, plyng-
cards, pens, pencils, and pen-
holders ....................... W2
parafmne, Paris whit, perfumes, pi- -
mento, potash, petroleum. patty, 548,
649
ninine, rhubarb, rum essence..... 58
ce, sago, sheathing copper and
metal, t .................... 562
sltpetre, ssntonlne, seeds, sugar of
lead, tartar emetic ....... 648, 649
varnish, vanifla beans, verdigris,
whiting ...................... 69
additional duties upon ale, porter, and
beer ......................64
argentine, articles embroidered or
worn, and not otherwise provided
for ........................ 6, 6
anvils, anchors, &.c.............. 46
brandy and other distilled spirits,
bay rum ...................... 644
duty to be colected on basis of
first proof ................ 644
pay same duty as wines....644
brass, In bars and pigs, and old brass, 646
Britannia w re, baskets, braces,
bracelets, brooms, brush", &c.,. 65
blmoral skirts, blankets, bunting,. 6568
carpets and c doetings,
mats, rugK
and scteens, clothing ready-ma e,
&e. ......................... 6 2
canes, capers, caps, card cases, car.
riages, clothing, comb, comfita
compositions, cotton ords and
laces, court-plaster, cutlery,. 566
coal, coke, and culm of'coal, cop
per, eopper rods, &. ............ 648'
chocolat, copperes, eastic soda, 6W0
cotton, manufhetures of &., cotton
fagging, cordage .......... i68, 664
dolls and toys, ................... a
delaines, and goods of similar de-
scription ...................... 65M
eaustic tiles, epaulets, &. 666
f r ;ereens,
flames for umbrel-
las, furniture, furs dressed, ..... 6
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felts, flannels, flax threads,
658, 554
gs cloth ...................... 554
pencils, hair cloth, hat bodies, 56
hemp yarn, and other manufactures
of hemp ...................... 4 imported cotton and linen rags for man-
Iron, and manufactures of .... 646, 640
certain iron exempt from addi-
tional duty ............... 546
no allowance to be made for
rust on. except, &c......... 546
jute,jute butts and yarns, &o. 564
ink, jet and manufhectrea of ..... 66
leather, tanned, patent, &c., ...... 5 56
liquors, spirituous, .,............544
lead, in pipes and shot........646
white and red ............... 560
linseed, &c., oil ................... 50
linens,.linen threads ............. 664
maccarom, &c .................. 66
manufctures of iron and steel, 546, 546
of wool and worsted ...... 562, 658
of hemp .................... 664
of bone, paper, &c., not other-
wise provided for........ 557
morocco skins, muskets, lie. 657
needles of all descriptions ....... 557
Ol cloth ..................... 558, 567
paper, paper envelopes, boxes, &c.,
paper-hgings, &e ............ 557
pins, plated and gilt ware, prepared
meats, vegetables, &ft........ 567
ratan, reeds, roofing slates....... 567
saleratus, salt, soap, spirits of tur-
pentine, starch ................ 650
seagliola tops, sealing wax, side
arms, silver-plated metal, stereo.
type plates, still bottoms ....... 557
spirituous liquors, &e ............. 644
steel, And manufactures ......... 646
twines, type, type.metal .......... 557
umbrellas, parasols, velvet &c.,... . 657
wafers, water colors, watches, web-
bing, ......................... 567
woollen and worsted yarn ........ 558
zinc, and oxide of zinc ........ 546,550
additional duties upon certain articles,
and duties upon articles heretofore
exempt ........................... 549
antimony crude, assafwtida, ...... 649
beeswax, blacking, building stone, 449
calomel, catsup, civet, oil o4 cobalt
ores .......................... 549
extracts of indigo, &c ........... 649
flints, flocks, furs dressed, when not
on the skin ................... 549
garanaine, ginger, green turtle,
grindstones, gutta-percha,.....;. 550
Isinglass, japanned ware, lastlngs,.. 650
mats, matting, manufactures of gut-
tawperca, milk of India-rubber,
medicinal preparations, music,
musical instruments,.........
nickel, osier ................ 550
philosophieal instruments, plaster
of Paris, ground............... 560
quills, strychnine, staves for pipes,
& .,o..........................560
teeth, thread lace, woollen listings, 650
wire covered with cotton, silk, &c., to
pay additional duty ............... 545
wire chains, of wiresless than half inch In
diameternot to bedeemed chain cables, 545
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Dutes, (continued.)
certain descriptions of iron exempt from
additional duty..................... 546
no allowance to be made for rust on iron
and steel, &c., except, &e ......... 546
uftkture of paper to be free ....... 551
duty on certain plain woven cotton
goods, and upon cotton goods above
a certain value ................... 653
hemp and preparations of hemp used
by the government for naval pur-
poses, to be 6f American growth, &c.,-
If of same quality and price........ 64
ten per cent. additional duty on pro-
ducts of countries beyond the Cape
of Good Hope, if Imported from places
this side the Cape .............. 657, 658
additional tonnage duties to be imposed
on vessels after Dec. 81, 1862 ........ 8
certain ships to pay tonnage duty
only once a year .............. 568
rights acquired under any treaty,
not impaired hereby ............ 68
law prohibiting the export of guano sus-
pended for one year ................ 658
tare, how estimated and allowed ....... 568
no goods to be admitted to entry afterNov.
1,162,unless invoiceIs verfledbyoath, 568
oath to certify what .............. 658
by whom to be administered,.. 658, 5659
fees for verifying invoice .......... 659
these provisions not to affect goods
imported under reciprocity treaty
with Great Britain ............. 659
nor invoices from beyond Cape
Horn and the Cape of Good
Hope until April I, 1868.....
nor from countries wherei there
is no consul, vice-ms l, ft.,
of the United States ....... 5 59
consuls, &c., to report fraudulent prac-
tices upon the revenue ............. 559
amendments of tariff act of 1861 ...... 559
additional duty for breach of transports-
tion bond under the warehousing act
to be double the duty, not double the
value of the goods ................ 669
goods in public stores and on shipboard
August 1, 1882, subject to what rates
of d5ty0 .............. 5
goodi In public tore to be witrwn,
or daues paid within one year after
importation ....................... 560
or may be transshipped within three
years, ......................... 60
otherwise to be sold .............. 560
goods on which duties are paid may re-
main In warehouse ................. 580
at whose risk and expense ........ 560
drugs, &e., may be exported ........ 660
return of duties on goods exported not
to be allowed after, &c........... 660
supplies for vessels of war of nations
reciprocating the privilege. may be
bought from warehouse duty ee,... 56
re]eal of Inconsistent laws ............ 560
existing laws as to collection of duties,
imposing penalties, &c., to apply to
this act, ........................... 00
Instruments under the tax actuot to be
void without stamp prior to January 1,
1868, ......................... .. 5i
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Duties, (continued.)
must be stamped before they are
admitted or used In evidence,
until, &c ..................... 561
when different parts of said tax act
take effect .................... 561
act to modify existing laws concerning, 742
certain goods, &c., in bond, may be en-
tered prior to June 1, 1868, at rates of
act of 1862 ........................ 742
cotton and raw silk, imported from
places this side Cape Good Hope,
exempt fron additional duty, for two
years .............................. 742
prohibition of export of guano sus-
pended ........................... 742
tonnage duty oif ships, U., from ports
south of Mexico, down to Aspiowall
and Panama ...................... 742
duty on printing paper ............... 742
seedlae and sticklac,......... .. 742
polishing powders, Frankfort black,
Berlin, Chinese, fig, and wash
blue ........................... 742
petroleum and coal-illuminating oil, 742
drawback on faralgn saltpetre manu-
factured into gunpowder and ex-
ported ..................... 742
ten per cent. to be retained,. %..... 742
Dwin, (intenal) See interna vnue.
on certain cloths, &c., to be assessed
only on increased value .......... 729
"gose ssessed on full value, to be
remitted ...................... 729
illegally collected, may be recovered
back ............................. 729 Dw
articles manuflctured from materials
that have paid, exempt,... .... 728, 729 Dye, Aed L., .
Dtdy&ui rp. See $&onps.
provisions concerning ........ 682, 688, 721 Dje, Josep W.,
Deva and Brothers,
payment to, as signees of R. A. Da-
vidge ....... : .................. 894
D.itsieh, Sndmih, and other alied, &•c.,
TIe of Idians in Washington Teritory,
treaty between the United States and, of
Jan. 22, 1855, preamble, contracting-
parties, &c ........................
cession of lands to the United States, 927
boundaries of lands ceded,.... 927
reservation, amount reserved .....
to be set apart, surveyed, &c.,. 928
whites not to reside thlreon
unless, &c. ...............
foreign Indians not to reside
thereon, without, e...
roads may be run through, the
damages to be paid......... 929
may be lotted opt, and assigned
to individuals .............
furter reservation for schools,.... 928
.ocation and bbject thereof,.... 928
entrl agency, &c., may be estab-
lished elsewhere ...............
tribes to settle on reservation with.
in a year,.. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 928
where to remain meanwhile,.. 928
rights of fishing, hunting, &c., se-
cured to Indians ............... 928
aot to take shell-fish from beds
of citizens .................
payments by the United States,... 928
how to be applied ........ 928, 929
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Indians, (continued.)
Dosifisk 1&c.,
President to be informed of
wishes of Indians .......... 929
Indians may be removed from res-
ervations at the discretion of the
President ..................... 929
or may be consolidated ....... 929
to be remunerated for expenses
and improvements ....... 929
reservations may be surveyed into
lots and assigned .............. 929
annuities not to be taken to pay
debts of individuals............ 929
to be withheld from Indians
who drink, &o., ardent spir-
its ....................... 929
tribes to preserve friendly relations, 929
to pay for depredatioq ...... 929
to surrender offenders ......... 929
not to make war except in gelf-
defene ................... 929
to free all slaves and not to ac-
quire others ....... v ........ 929
not to trade out of the United
States .................... 929
appropriation for expenses of re-
moval and settlement ........ 929
United States to establish 'a free
com on school, provide instruc-
tors, &c................... 929,980
to furnish mechanics, physi-
cian, medicine, &c .......... 980
treaty when to take effect, ....... 980
signature, ratification, proclama-
don .................... 980-982
&., 'n,
appropriations for the,.. 56 282, 28, 786
repayment to, for tonnage dues ....... 917
repayment to, for tonnage dues,........ 917
Dyer, WiMam W.,
repayment to, for tonnage dues ....... 917
927 Bar Sslgna1s,
•experiments to be made to test .... 6,68
BdWashnptn Libar Association,
928 act of incorporation of ............... 868
corporators, corporate name .......... 868
powers and liabilities of corporation,... 868
928 may take and hold property to ex-
tent of not over $50,000 ....... 868
929 act may be repealed or altered ....... 863
Eaton, E. W.,
private land claim of, confirmed ....... 71
effect thereof ................. 71,72
929 EdipU,
of the sun, ofJuly 18, 1860, arrangement
for observation of, at some more suit.
able point on eastern shore of this
928 continent ......................... lii-
Eddy, Joshua,
heirs of, adverse 'decision of court of
claims, confirmed ................. 922
EMir Hook.
Port Angelos harbor, beacon-light for,.. 749
Edcation,
98 of certain Indians, provisions respecting.
See the Treaties with the several Lndian
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Edcation, (continued.)
act providing for, of eolored chidren in
Washington and retown . 407
of Winnebago Indians, provision to be
made for ........................... 680
of certain Sioux Indiana, reasonable pro-
vision to be made for ............... 820
Education of Colored Youth,
act to incorporate the institution for
the ............................... 796
Edwards. Arthur,
claim of, and his associates, for carry-
ing the mails, to be adjusted ....... 875
Edwards, Arthur, and others,
adverse decision of court of claims, con-
firmed. ........................... 922
Eector,
penalty for using personal violence upon
any, in District of Columbia ........ 824
Elco I
ac prescribing qualifications of, in Wash-
ington and Georgetown ............. 408
oath of allegiance to be taken....... 408
form of oath, &c., ............ 408
Electoral Votes,
appropriation for conveying ........... 108
Elenr Td"ekrah, (see Magnectic Tegraph,) 41
Ellitt, AenatA St.,
compensation to, for private property
wrongly taken .................... 842
Ealworth,
appropriation to pay balance due con-
tractor for custom-house at,........ 219
EMore, G gr,
title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed,
to.. ............... ........ 89
El Paso County,
Texas, collection of revenue in ....... 761
Eisha, Mark,
land claim of, confirmed ............. 888
"ElizabetA Mary," The Sdooner,
fine remitted to owners o4 ............ 919
Ely, Edward,
accounts of, to be settled .............. 868
Emirnts,
appropriation to protect oveland to Cal-
foruina, Oregon, and Washington Ter-
ritory ...... ......... 204, 888, 642
Emigrant Passen.es,
protection of female, (see Passengers,) .. 8, 4
Emigration,
voluntary, of Chinese subjects in Amer-
ican vessels, provisions concern-
ing ............................... 841
to Hayti, Liberia, &c ................ 425
Eaiancpasvion.
appropriation to carry out act concern-
mg ............................... 682
Embezzlement,
of funds of banking associations by ofli-
cers. how punished ................ 680
Ergineer-on-Chief of e Nay,
to be appointed from the list of chief
engineers .......................... 286
Enyineer wor. See Corps of Engineers.
six lieutenants to be added to.......... 287
three companies of engineer soldiers to
be added to, ................. 287
two lieutenant-colonels and four majors
added to ...................... 817, 818
act to promote efficiency of ........... 748
En tsera, (Anny),
pay of volunteer privates, &c., of ...... 697'
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Raginaers,
and assistant, additional, may be ap-
pointed in the revenue servie, ..... 276
in the revenue cutter service, their
grades, pay, &cw,............ 689, 640
Engineers, Chief of,
additional clerks in office of,.. 888, 861, 695
appropriation for .................... 689
Engineers in the Navy,
increase of pay of .................... 26
appropriationfor the,..... 80, 147, 561, 814
Engineer Soldiers,
three companies to be added to engineer
corps, ............................. 87
toy, rations, and allowances ...... 287
6w recruited, subject to articles of
war ..................... 287, 288
how composed, duties of ......... 288
Engraving. See Penalty.
plates in likeness of plates for printing
United States notes, &a.,howpunished, 847
public, how to be executed ......... 119
of plates, &c,, for counterfeiting circulat-
ing notes, how punished ............ 681
of probable cost of over $200, to be
awarded, after advertisement, to low-
est and best bidder ................. 826
where coat exceeds 250, to be awarded
to lowest and best bidder ......... 685
appropriation for .................... 857
treasury notes may be engraved, &e.,in
the treasury department, ........... 682
E"nrings,
made mailable matter, and lJostage
thereon ........................... 169
Enlisting. See Recruiting.
as soldiers or sailors to serve against
the United States, how punished,.... 817
Enlistments,
term of, in the regular army in 1861 and
1862 to be for three years..... 280, 281
after January 1, 1868, to be for five
years ........................ 281
those enlisting after July 1, 1861, to be
allowed same bounty, &c., as now al-
lowed to volunteers ................ 281
to be in charge of officers appointed
from civil life ...................... 281
additional, in navy authorized ......... 816
of minors, law requiring assent of parent
or guardian to, repeated ............. 889
persons under eighteen not to be mus-
tered into service .................. 889
oath of, to be conclusive as to age ...... 889
resolution to encourage, in the army and
volunteer forces .................... 620
premium for recruits .................. 620
advance pay to soldiers ........... 620
from volunteers into the regular ser-
vice, not permitted ................ 787
Enrolling Board,
pay of citizen and surgeon on ......... 787
appropriation for ................ 761
Enrollinq Oficers,
to be appointed for each sab-district, 782, 788
duties .......................... 788
Earalment. See National fones.
of the militia, to include whom, and how
apportioned ........................ 697
President in what cases to cqt it to be
made ............................. 598
board of, in each district, how consti-
tuted and appointed ............... 782
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wAmd , (continued.) Evne4, (continued.)
board to appoint enrolling officer testimony of witness before committee
for each sub-district ............ 788 of Congress not to be used as, against
of those liable to do military duty, how him .............................. 888
made ........................ 782 788 oath of enlistment of recru, to be con-
EZrc gt D atris. See Nahoal Forces. clusive as to age ................. 889
for enrolling and calling out the natoA- tax deeds to be pribd fbcie, of the fatts
al forces ......................... 782 stated therein ..................... 441
how constituted, .................... 782 bill of sale of goods, &c., sold under dis-
may be subdivided, .................. 782 traint, to be conclusive, as to right of
Elwyn , officer to sell, &c .................. 446
grade of, in the navy, established ..... 688 rules of, as to competency of witnesses,
number, relative rank, pay, 588, 586, &. 587 to conform to those in state courts... 8
Bee Wits se.
Entry,
of goods under reciprocity treaty with Examination,
Great Britain without consular certifi- to determine qualifications of commis-
Cates .............................. 672 sioned officers of volunteers' to be.
fees for entry.................. 672 made by a military board ........ 270
Eamvp Extraordinary, d-., I under oath, of persons in reference ton-
appropriations for..... 20, 21,170, 886, 688 come tax ......................... 810
penalty for refusing to testify ....... 810
provisions concerning ................ 167 of officers in engineer and ordnance
Emni n. Sea Tax. corps, for promotion ............... 748
under the tax act, how, made .... 484-489 mera
ialration. See Drect Tax. in patent-office, pay of certain ....... 110
of tax lists, valuations, &o.,... 800, 801, 802 y of, tn be restored ................ 796
Aquestran Statu of, Washington, ist assistant and second assistant in
appropriation for inaugurating, ........ 114 patent-office, may be appointed ... 247
EqW_
iew and BReig, not to exceed four in each class,.. 247
=ureau of, establihed In navy depart- special agents may be appointed, as of
ment ............................. 610 banking associations .......... 679, 680
officers, &0., of, their salaries,. 610, 611 pay of .............................. 68)
transfer of appropriation for bureau of, 681, Examiner in Mcfij
682 in patent-office, three to be appointed, 246
appropriations for bureau of,.. 690, 691, 815 salary and duty of .............. 26, 247
additional, may be appointed ......... 247
competency of witnesses In suits In, Executions,
in federal courts, to be determined certain distrlic courts may issue in cer-
by law of state in which court Is tain cases ........................ 807
held .............................. 88
Error. See Writs of Erro. appropriations for, expenses of, K4 18M M8
866-869, 744, 764
punlshment of marsbals, &e., for volun- pr o for, 94, 96.99, 100, 186, 188,
tarily suffering prisoners to escape,.. 69 140, 141, .s 8M, 86k, $64, 68, 667, 690,
to what cases to apply ........... 69 691.
"fio;," T1 Saner,
register to be issued to ............... 898 Exatve Dqarbt*,s
of the government, vacancies in, how
for expenses of navy department to be Md ............................. 656
made to Secretary by chiefs of bu- not for longer term than six months,... 656
reaus .............................. 512 See Tills of the d$'ere, and &ecreturie.
Evas, Augusu H., EXemptftcm DutY,
payment to, for services as clerk in Mes articles manufactured from materials
sour, ............................ 887 that have paid duty ........... 719, 72)
Eans,Bobert M., EAm/yot. See Tax.
aounts of for recruiting in Indiana, from taxation, property of individuals
and bringing cavalry troops to Wash- to the value of00 and less..... 2 97, 426
ington, to be adjusted .............. 909 lots in Mount Olivet cemetery,.... 426
amount to be paid not to exceed under the internal revenue ac,.... 440,
am ............... 0 459, 462. 46, 468, 478
ivdTee. See Extradition of Oj',der&. from distraint ........... 804, 440
of woman complainant, in complaints for from military duty, who entitled to..... 781
seduction, &c., on board vessels, not claims to, for disability, how decided,.: 784
to be sufficient to convict unles, &a., 4 See Nationad Forces.
in, lvii and criminal cases before certain ExAZWitiof
c/Idtrl of all Nations,
consuls and ministers abroad to be In in London, in 1862, Industrial interests
writing ............................ 7 of the United States to be represented
' in cues of private land claims In Call- therein .......................... 828
forl a .......................... 88,84 Ezlriny Expedion,
in Florida, Louisiana, and Missouri, 87 two copes of works of, to be distrib-
admissions in answer in divorce cases, uted ......................... 116, 117
In District of Columbia, not to be,... 59 appropiation to payarrears due authors
copies of letters-patent, when to be,... 249 and artis, .................... 14

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MAGM
Expkriny ExpmMtion, (continued.) Fees,
preservation of collections of ......... 860 tariff of, for judicial services under act
appropriation for putting plats of, in or- #iving certain ministers, &a., abroad,
der and transporting em .......... 868 judicial powers, to be established,... 76
balance, if any, how expended..... 868 how to be applied and paid ...... 76, 76
accounts thereof to be rendered to See-
of rice and wheat from Japan, forbid- retary of State ............... 76
den .............................. 1064 ofattorney, marshal, and clerks of courts
of coins, except copper, allowed ...... 1056 in the terrifories of Colorado, Dakota,
Export Duies, and Nevada. See those ties.
treaty provisions respecting. See Bligiu, all in patentoffice abolished, and new
Boivia, China, Ja, Liberia, Otman rates established ................... 249
Empire, Paray , ey ,.a once paid not to be refunded ......247
Exports, of clerks of federal courts, in certain
condensed statement of aggregate cases of estates sold for taxes ......806
,amount of, provision for printing, police in District of Columbia not to
& ........................... 826 receive ............................ 82
number of copies, and how distrib- of pension agents and attorneys,.... .. 68
uted .......................... 825 See Pension.
Express Companies. See Internal Revenue. ri ht of arrest, search, seizure,
not to transportpackages unlessatamped, &c., In
.........................478 cases of suspected, in District of Co-
in lieu of stamp duty, to pay duty on lumabia ........................... 822
gross amount of receipts ....... 722, 728 Feton, Corn lius C.,
Extension of Patents. See Patent-Offce, P tent. reappointed regent of Smithsonian In-
provisions concerning ............. 246-249 stitution .......................... 251
prohibited ........................... 249 Female Nurses,
Extortion, may be substituted for soldiers in hos-
penalty on collector and deputy collector pitals.............................. 288
of taxes for ....................... 807 number, pay, and duties of ......... 288
by collectors or deputy collectors under Fenwike, Waher,
the internal revenue act, how pun- land claim of, connrmed ............... 865
ished ...... ................ 448 further provisions concerning,..... 866
Extra Clothin~g, PerntedLiquors. See IntraalRevenu.
may be farnished to sick and wounded provisions of internal revenue act con-
soldiers .......................... 824 eerning ................... 446,450,458
Extradiio of Cru,nals, Fer Beats,
treaty provisions concerning,.... 1125,1199 tax upon receipts of ................. 468
See Merie, mSeden and Wrwa,. to pay duty on gross reeipts ....... 722
Extradition of Ofenders, PFdd and aff Cbmmissioned a.nd 'on-Comis-
papers, &, offered in evidence in extra- sionad Offlce,
dition cases, how to be authenticated, 84 of the infantry, artillery, and cavalry
regiments, added to regular array,.- 280
Aldd Signals,
F. purohase ofappartus, &c.,forarmy,... 666
signal-officer on staff of army,........ 66
Fabanks, 0. F. D., appropriation for manefactvre or pur-
Pallyment to ......................... 879 chsse of apparatus and equipments
of the United States pledged topay prin- for,............................. 279
P1)1k Auditor,
cipal and interest of loans,. .80,129,179,
261 appropriations for office of, 96, 96, 186, 187,
and for redemption and payment of 858, 869, 886, 687, 696
FR/erom, TAO",
treasury notes ............. 121, 179
persondiing payment to ......................... 886
a member of"the police force, how pun-
ished ............................. $2 imposed by eourtw-martial on officers
Pant, (oye,, Rittenouse, Pantand Company,) and privates of milit, how collect-
portion of deposit on bid for stock re- ed ................................ 282
tnded to ......................... 842 if not paid, person owing to be im-
Fanners' B,,k, prisoned ........................... 282
in Dover, Delaware, Indemnification for term of imprisonment ................ 282
money borrowed of ................ 918 under the internal revenue at, how re-
FarraqW. Captain .aid G., covetable................... 444
thanks of Congress to, and to the offi- under the liquor law ............ 571
cers and men of his command ....... 622 under ordinances of the levy court, in
Fa ut, D. G., the District of Columbia, how re-
payment allowed to, in settling his so- covered .......................... 808
1 * counts ............................ 908 Aimes and Penalties. See Penaly.
J0si., ituiiliation, and PraW, certain, imposed on ma&ters or owners
President requested to recommend a of vessels, since December 1, 1861,
day of ............................ 828 may be remitted, if their default was
proclamation for aday otnatjonal, Appendix, not wilful or fraudulent, ............ 271
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Fre-Arns, J-c-,
patented, prohibition from purchasing
repealed ......................... 150
for protection of public stores and hoo-
pitals in Washington ................
only one to be employed in each store
or hospital ........................
pay not to exceed $600 per annum, 868
Fire-plug Tax,
the corporation of Washington may levy
and collect .................... 804, 805
re of v ,alts
for the currency bureau, .............. 666
First Auditor,
appropriations for office of,.94, 95, 186, 187,
858, 869, 686, 687
appropriations for office of,.94, 96, 186, 187,
858, 869, 685, 688
rt Pof,
meaning of, as applied to spirits under
the internal revenue act, ............ 447
Miser, Geore,
claim of, to be considered anew ....... 878
resolution in fiavor of, repealed ....... 89o
in waters of Washington County, D. C.,
regulations as to .................. 808
"FeeSisters," The Schwaer,
fishing bounties due to, to be paid to
Moses Noble ...................... 886
of rear ufmirals. .................... 58
provision as to, of the three senior rear
admirals, repealed, ................. 769
Flay Olr ,
who may be, how selected, authority,
pay, Ac
&.) .... ..................... 329
Fkatme and other Confederate Tribes,
appropriations for the,. .8, 58, 284, 286, 526,
788
Flateads,Kootenays, and Upper Pendd'Orilles,
treaty between the United States and, of
July 16, 1855, preamble, contracting
parties, Ac ....................... 975
cession of lands to the United
States, ....................... 976
boundaries thereof .......... 975 Florida,
reservation, boundaries ....... 975,976
to be set apart, surveyed, &a.,. 976
whites not to reside thereon,
unless, &M., .............. 976
roads may be run through,-
damages to be paid. ...... 976
may be surveyed into lots and
assigned to individuals, .... 977
guarantied against claims of
Hudson Bay Company,.... 978
Bitter Root Valley maybe surveyed
and set apart for a reservation,.. 978
meanwhile not to be opened for
settlement ................ 978
tribes to settle on reservation within
a year ................... 976
where to remain meanwhile,.. 976
rights of fishing and hunting re-
served to Indians ........... 976
payments by the United States, .. 976
how and for what to be ap-
plied ..................... 977
Fresident to be informed of
wishes of Indians ......... 977
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Indians to be remunerated for ex.
penses and improvements ...... 976
reservations may be surveyed into
lots and assigned ............... 977
868 annuities not to be taken to pay
debts of Individuas ........... 977
868 to be given free of expense, .. 977
to be withheld from those who
drink, &c., ardent spirits, .. 978
tribes to preserve friendly rela-
tions ......................... 977
to pay for depredations, ...... 978
to surrender offenders ....... 978
not to make war but in self-de.
fence, .................... 978
United States to establish free com-
mon schools, provide instructors,
&C, .......................... 977
to furnish mills, mechanics,
physician, medicine, &c., ... 977
to pay salary, furnish house,
& ., to head chief; ......... 977
treaty when to take effect, ....... 978
signature, ratification, proclama-
ttion, Ac .............. .978,979
appropriations to test, &., as substitute
for cotton ...................... 860, 691
Fkoati. Batteries,
one or more authorized.............. 288
appropriation for ................... 286
Fchao kbt. See Yesi Notes.
of the United States, provision for fand
........................
at navy-yard, New York, appropriation
for ............................... 817
if Secretary of Navy deem it ex-
Fkal pedient ....................... 817
or certificates, may be issued to owners
of Las Ormigas, and LA Nana tracts
of land, ........................... 871
how may be located .............. 871
tile and loyalty to be first shown,. 871
not to exceed a certain amount,... 871
as a punishment in the army, abolished, 817
lands Wling within, on
settlement of
dividing line between, and Georgia,
confirmed, if, &a ................ 11, 12
terms of federal district court in north-
em district of ..................... 86
additional terms may be held..... 85
act for flnat adjustment of private land
claims in, .................... 85
See Land CLams, Priate.'
post-routes in, established ........ 164, 155
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 295
district court in, may issue executions, .
&c., in certain cases ................ 8M
blockade of ports ot; declared,... Appendix.
1269
martial law declared In certain islands
on the coast of .......... Appendix, 1280
inhabitants of, proclaimed to be in insur-
rection,....... Appendix, 1262, 126, 1269
commercial Intercourse therewith pro-
hibited ........................... 1262
forfeiture of goods, vessels, &c.,. Appendix,
1252

Pkria, new Silver,
of Austria, value of .................. 207
Flour
Secretary of the Navy may purchase,
for the navy, as he deems best, ...... 818
Foyd, Jame,
life-pension to ....................... 886
Fg-bell
near Sandy Point light-house .........
Fote, Cptd.n A. H.,
and the offi es and men under his com-
mand, thanks of Congress to ...... 616
Foote, Captain Andrew H.,
thank Of Congress to ................ 626
Foot-Post,
no one but Postmaster-General, &c., to
set up any, ........................ 205
officers of the army entitled to, to draw
it In kind .........................
not to be commuted, when it can be
furnished in kind .............. 594
of major-generals, brigadier-generals,
colonels, &c .....................
Foregn Coamerce,
annual statistical account of, how to be
made up, and what to include ...... 197
A*f Hefp,
oawback on certain, to be allowed, ... 197
Foreign Intercours
general appropriation for, for 1860-61,.19-21
appropriation for, for 1861-62 .... 170-172,
for 1862-68 .............. 885, 886, 887
for 1868-4, .............. 688, 689, 762
Feign Missions, American Board of Cods-
isnr for,
released from certain obligations...... 884
Foremanof Bdinnq,
appointment and pay of, &c...........
Forman of Printing,
a pomtment and pay of, ...........
Forfeiture,
of sirops of sugar, &c., if entered under
any other name ................
of gods, peltries, &c., of person in In-
dian country, on whom contraband li-
quors are found ...............
proceeding in such ase,........ 889
of vessels and vehicles, &c., refused a
permit or clearance, attempting to de-
part without, ......................
of goods, &c., prohibited from transpor-
tation, and transported, or attempted
to be transported ...............
proceedings for ...................
proceeds of, how distributed ........
Forfeturs. See Interad Rltlenu
under the internal revenue act, how re-
coverable .........................
power of President to remit ..........
under act, to punish frauds against the
government, ................
prosecutor to receive one half .......
Forfeitewes and Penalies. See Penally.
under act further to provide for the col.
Iction of the revenue ...........
of goods, vessels, &c., trading with states
in insurrection, after prohibition of
commercial intercourse therewith by
proclamation, &c. 2R,.... Appendix, 1262
In what courts they may be enforced,... 258
when and how may be remitted,...267, 258
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Forfetres and Penaies, (continued.)
officers and privates of the militia for
refusing to obey the order of the Pres-
ident calling them into service ...... 282
under laws for collection of revenue
from customs, .................... 2DA
under law for imposing direct tax and
income tax,.. 24 7, 298, 299, 800, 802,
749 807,810
under tax law, how may be .recovered,
and to whose use .................. 812
of vessels intended for piratical aggres-
sions ............................. 814
of property used in aiding the insurrec-
tion .............................. 819
of claims to persons held to service and
labor when thus used .............. 819
tasury notes, how punished...... 128
694 of circulating notes, how punished,.... 680
Fort Abe, ombie,
appropriation to protect emigrants on
the route from, by Fort Benton ..... 642
594 Fort Atknson,
reservation of, made subject to laws
relating to public lands, preEmption
rights, &L......................... 28
Fort B on,
protection of emigrants on route by,... 642
Fort ClincA,
appropriation for completion o4 ......... 508'
Fort Cra.ord Miiary a .
272 in Wisconsin, to be surveyed and sold, 772
Fort Davis. Texas,
back rent for site of, ................. 65
damages for cutting .................
pall,............. timber for, to be 2D
Fort GjAiot,
part of military reservation at, granted
117 to Port Huron for a cemetery ....... 88
Fort Howard Military Besen, .
117 in Wisconsin, to be surveyed and sub-
divided into lots ................... 771
portions to be dedicated as streets..... 771
880 p=ats to be certified and recorded ....... 771
lot to be sold separately, at public auc-
tion ............................. 771
889 sale not binding, unless approved ..... 771
patents to issue for said lots. ....... 771
portion of public domain adjacent to, to
be surveyed into lots and sold,...771, 772
404 rights of persons in possession, who
have made improvements ...... 772
Fort$oations,
405 appropriation for armament of, 66, 202. 2683,
406 2134, 841, 845, 507, 646
405 for continuing construction of,...67, 68,
24,8 16, 41, 842, 664
for contingent expenses of, 68, 2N, 816,
444 84655
66 how to be used and applied ....... 816
appropriations for the construction, pres-
698,699 ervation, and repairs of
698 Fort Abercrombie ............... 816
Fort Adams .............. 268, 848, 656
Fort at Alcatraz Island....... 264, 842
257, 268 Fort at Fort Point ........ 268,842,65
Fort at entrance of Kennebec Riv-
S... ..................... 654
Forts at Provincetown Harbor,.... 665
Fort at New Bedford Harbor,. .842, 665
Fort at Sandy Hook, ..... 284,842, 665
Fort at Ship Island ......... 843, 655
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Ptjicakion, (continued.)
Pot at Staten Island ....... 848,655
Port at Willet's Point, .. .268, 842, 848,
66W Furth Auditor,
Fort at the Tortugas ........ 848, 656
Fort Calhoun,........ 268, 842, 666
Fort Carroll..........268, 842, 666
Fort Clinch ................ 665
Fort Constitution ............... 654
Fort Delaware, ........... 842, 666
Fort Hamilton...........84,, 665
Fort on Hog island Ledge .268, 842,
664
Fort Jackson ................... 665
Fort Jefibrson ....... 268, 842, 848,
Fort Knox ............... 268,842,654
Fort McClary ................... 656
Fort Mifflin ..................... 848
Fort Monroe ....... ..... 848,65
Fort Montgomery,... 268, 842, 848, 654
Fort on site of Fort Tompkins, 262, 842,
848,66
Fort opposite Fort Delaware ..... 48
Fort l'reble..................... 64
Fort Richmond ............... 268, 848
Port Saint Philip ................. 656
Port Schuyler .............. 848, 655
Fort Taylor .......... 268, 842, 848, 666
Fort Scammel............... 812, 654
Fort Warren ............... 82, 655
Fort Winthrop: .......... 842, 848, 656
Fort Wool, ..................... 666
for fortifcations on northern fron-
tier, .......................... 842
at Buffilo .................. 842
at Detroit .................. 842
at Fort Gratiot .............. 842
at Mackinaw ................ 842
at Ogdensburg .............. 842
at Oswego .................. 42
at Salt Sainte MMe ......... 842
dehonce in Oregon and Washington,
near Columbia River .......... 848
temporary works In Maine ....... 848
in harbor of Portsmouth, N.H., 848
in Narragansett Bay ........ 848
permanent d-fces at Narragansett
Ba.y............. ..........
666
additional fortifications at New London
Harbor ........................... 655
not to be expended unless New Lon-
don is to be naval station....... 656
defensive works In Oregon and Wash-
ington Tetritory .................. 655
defence of Washington ............... 656
bridge trains and field equipage,...842, 848,
66
tool and lege
F aine.......... 842, 665
appropriations for the,.....66 281, 522, 649
784
Fr P'dge., b., Wagn-d,
accounts of superintendent og to be set-
tled ................................ 204
Forts. See FiOetioa.
Fort Sater,
act for relief of certain musicians and
soldiers stationed at, ................ 278
Fist Union, New M.-zi'o,
military road from, to Santa 4, app o-
priation to complete ............... 208
rovaneing f . . .7
provsions concerning ............. 706
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4n te District of Columbia, ayluf for,
established ........................ 798
approprations for office of, 95, 96, 186, 187,
868, 869, 686, 687
appropriation to remove office of ...... 182
appropriations for the.....54,229, 621 ,8R
treaty with ..........................1171
may be issued, In lien of postage cur-
rency ............................ 711
amount not to exceed $50,000,000 .....- 711
denominations same as postage cur-
rency, ....................... .....711
to be prepared in treasury department '
building ......... 711
exchangeable for United States notes,
in sums not less than $8 ......... 711
receivable for any dues less than $5,
except duties on imports ........... 711
tax on, to be five per cent .......... 712
Flunk, Antonio,
payment to ......................... 917"
FrankingPrile,
chief of bureaus in the navy department
to have ........................... 612
commissioner of agriculture to have,,.. 88
of internal revenue to have ....... 488
wb6 entitled to ...................... 708
of members of Congress, when to com-
mence, and when to expire ........ 708
limit in weight, ...................... 706
exceptions as to weight ........ 708, 709
envelopes, how to be marked and in-
dorsed ............................. 708
penalty for false marking,.......... 708
FrankVn, Lieut. &Skad R.,
to be allowed pay of purser, &e ...... 879
"Frank Pieroe,"
the name of the schooner, changed to
that of" General Sigel," ........... 481
Fraud. See Contract.
in officers making contracts for govern-
ment, act to prevent and punish, -. 411,
412
In fivnshing supplifs, &a............9
Frauds,
upon the Government of the United
States. act to prevent and punish, .... 696
persons In military or naval service
making or knowingly presenting a
fictitious claim, how punished,...e96, 697
false bills, receipts, vouchers, .696, 697
making faldse oaths ............... 697
forging signatures to any paper, &U., 697
utterin; forged papers ............. 697
conspiring to defraud, by obtaining
the allowance of false claims, . . 697
stealing, embezzling, misappropri.
ating arms, ordnance, ordnance
stores ........................ 697
wrongly and knowingly selling, or
disposing of arms, &Co.,....... 697
contractors, paymasters, quarter-
masters, or other persons having
the charge thereof, concealing
property ...................... 697
delivering, &a., false receipts for arms,
&c ...... ........................ 697
purchasing or receiving in pledge, &e.,
arms, &., fro soldiers .......... 097
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persons so offiending may be tried by penalty for making entry by faLe cO-
court-martial, .................... 697 tificate or invoice, ............... 788
if found guilty, may be fined and
imprisoned ..................... 697
may be sentenced to any punish-
ment, save that of death ....... 697
dismissl trom service not to prevent
trial ................. ............ 697
persons not in the service, committing
such frauds, how punished ......... 698
forfeiture, damages, and imprison.
ment,.. 698
what courts to have jurisdiction of these
crimes .......................... 698
any person may Institute and carry on
suit .............................. 698
to be at his est, but in name of the
United States.................. 698
not to be withdrawn without writ-
ten consent of judge and district
attorney ...................... 698
one half forfeiture and damages,
and all costs, to go to prosecu-
tor,......................... .698
other half to the United States, ... 698
suits to be commenced within six years
from, &c ......................... 698
district attorneys to inquire diligently
concerning violations of this act, .... 698
defendants may be arrested and held to
bail .............................. 698
amount of bail, and who to deter-
mne .......................... 698
persons directly or Indirectly Interested
In profits of a contract, not to act for
the government in making the con-
tract ........................ 698, 699
penalty for so doing ............. 699
repealing and saving elanse ........... 699
liabilities of sureties not affected by this
act . ............................. 699
practising, or attempting to practise,
against the United States, in proof,
&c., of claim in the court of claims, to
forfeit claim ........................ 767
duty of court in such case....... 767
act for the prevention of4 in Insurrec.
tionary districts ................... 820
Ihuds upon the Reitue,
act to prevent and punish ............ 787
Invoices of foreign goods to be in tripli.
Cate after une 1, 1868 .......... 787
how to signed 1e ............... 787
to be produced to consul ....... 787
declaration indorsed thereon ...... 787
consul to make certificate on each,. 788
to whom to deliver the same,.. 788
goodsnot to be admitted toentry, unless
invoices conform ................... 788
if triplicate is not received by collector
before goods arrive, they may be en-
tered by owners giving bond ........ 788
collector, in such case, to notify
consul ......................... 788
duty not to be liquidated until trip.
licate is received ........... 788, 789
proceedings, when It is impraetica.
ble to produce invoice....... 788, 789
this act not to apply to certain coun.
tries, nor to certain invoices ....... 789
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by fMlse sample or collusion ....... 789
upon revenue officers, for admitting
to entry, by any means, goods,
&c., for less than legal duty, 789, 740
for ameepting any fee or gra-
tuity ..................... 740
remission in cases of forfeiture ....... 788
collectors may release goods seized,
upon payment of their value, If it
does not exceed $IMO ,........... 740
solicitor of treasury to look after frauds
and attempted frauds upon revenue,.. 789
to have three additional clerks,. 789
their compensation, and how paid,. 789
collectors to report seizures to solici-
tor ............................... 789
offering present to any revenue officer,
how punished .................... 740
when district judge may authorize col-
lector to search for and seize invoices,
Pa l fe..... ', . .......... 740
vos, &c., seized, may be re-
tallied ....................... 740
wilful concealment or detruotiqn of in-
voices, how punished .............. 740
Yrase Lyrdia,
payment to, for serviobs of husband,
John Frazee, architect, &e., of New
York custom-house ............88
Amasmr, Capt. Aleander V.,
payment to, for rations ............... 886
act to secure all persona within the terni -
tories of the United States .......... 482
Free LiUrar .
and re~ing-room for soldiers, in Wash-
ington ............................ 82-
Freesman, Watson,
payment to, for expenses in repair of
court-house in Boston ............. 914
"Jremont,John 0.," Te &hooaner
name changed to "Horizon, ......... 250
FP-ie, A. M.,
accounts of, to be adjusted, and amount
ofjudgment credited to him.......878
Frost,hn A.,
payment to legal representatives of.... 872
FAgitiosfromi &ewe,
military and naval officers prohibited
from returning those escaped, ....... 864
penalty for so doing ............. 854
not to be surrendered, unless claimant
shall make oath that alleged owner Is
loyal ............................. 591
FWrE, Chammy W.,
life-pension to ....................... 866
Fkller, Emma L.,
pension to .......................... 919
Fuoqhs
right of Secretary of Navy to furlough
officers,'continues ................. 27
to non-commissioned officers and pri-
vates ............................. 786
by whom granted, and under what re-
strictions ......................... 786
roeqh Pay,
ot officers In the navy, not affected by
act Increasing pay of navy, ......... 27
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German Benevolent Soc ,
G. act to Inorporate ..................... 81
Gaither, Kate R., powers and duties of the corporation,.. 81
payment to, for freed slaves ........ 924 funds, how to be invested ............ 81
Gales #- Son, limit of property ............. 81
contract with, .or publishing American interest of, how may he applied,... 81
state papers, modified ........ 110, 111 corporation not to act as a bank, nor is-
Galeston Buy, Texas, sue notes, &c., under penalty on offi-
light-vessel to be restored at .......... 68 cers permitting same ............... 8"
range beacons not to be erected ....... 68 charter may be altered, &e........... 81
Game, Gibson, Darid,
prohibitions as to killing, in Washington payment to representatives ........ 849,850
County, D. e ...................... 808 Gibson, Randall L.,
Gas, land claim of, confirmed .............. 845
appropriatiou for ..................... 107 Giddings, George H.,
price of, in Washington, not to exceed payment to, for services on a mail-
certain sum ........................ 107 urote............................. 895
price of, furnished by the Washington Goff, Eli W.,
Gas-Light Company ............... 684 ameot to ......................... 871
Gaue, Gold Gbin and Bullion,
of Pacific railroad and branches, estab- may be received on deposit, with treas-
lished ............................. 807 urer or assistant, ................... 711
Geiger, William, certificates to Issue therefor ........... 711
payment to, In fiall of all claims....... 886 in what amounts................. 711
Gea d-Ofice, coin and bullion, to be retiuhed to pay
duty of commissioner of, under act for certificates on demand .......... 711
adjustment of private land claims, 85, 87 such certificates may be Issued to pay
See Land Claims, Private. interest on public debt, and duties on
appropriations for the...... 97, 188, 687, 688 imports ........................... 711
provisions concerning ................ 409 amount not to exceed coin and bullion.
Geological Surep, in treasury, twenty per cent ....... 711
of Oregon and Washington ........... 207 contracts for the purchase of ...... 719, 720
Georgetown, loans on, not to exceed par value of,... 719
city o4 to be reimbursed fbr money ad- Gold Coins,
vanced to construct Little Falls Bridge appropriation to enable mint to furnish
over the Potomac, ................. 29 small ............................. 279
when act to take efe.ct, ......... 29 Goldsborough, Coptain Louis M.,
corporate authorities of, may regulate thanks of Congress to, and to the officers
speed of running of cars by the Alex- and men under his command ....... 621
andria, L & H. R. R .............. 128 Good Behavior,
corporation of; may lay a water-tax, .... 406 commissioners to take bail, may take
or appropriate necessary money surety of ....................... , 887
from corporate funds ........... 405 sureties for, towards the United States,
may make rues for distribution of wa- may be required of state prisoners dis-
ter ............................... 406 charged from arrest, ............... 756
may collect water-taxes .............. 406 "Good Hope," The Brig,
proceedings in the levying and collecting fishing bounty due to, to be paid to
of such taxes ................ 40, 406 Moses Noble ...................... 886
certain ordinances, &c., concerning wa- Goods in Public Stores,
ter-taxes, ratified ................... 406 April 1, 1861, duties on .............. 196
may repair footways and tax lots adjoin- and on shipboard, August 1, 1862, duties
ing therefor ....................... 407 on, (See Dutes,) .................... 559
appropriation for rebuilding bridges and Goodwin, Charlotte A.,
market-house in............... 758,754 payment to ......................... 84.
mayor of, to be one of board of police, 820 Godi.a, Joak,
duty of, to furnish station-houses for may apply for renewal and'extension of
police ............................ 828 patent ............................ 904
provision for quelling riots, suppressing extension not to subject certain
insurrections, &c., in ............... 828 persons to claims for damages,.. 904
Geoia, 906
ds granted by, which may fall in Go vte, Aasette,
Florida, after dividing line Is settled, assignment of land to children of ...... 1118
qonfirmed, if, &c.............. 11,12 Gow'ile, Bateet,
post-routes established in ............. 166 assignment of land to children of,..... 1118
annual direct tax apportioned to...... 296 Governor,
blockade of ports of, delared,.... Appendix, of the territories of Arizona, Colorado,
1258, Dakota, Idaho, and Nevada. See those
inhabitants of, proclaimed to be in insur- titdes.
rection,... Appendix, 1262, 1266, 1268 to be also superintendent of Indian af-
commercial intercourse therewith pro- I fairs ...................... 176, 218, 248
hibited ............. Appendix, 128, Government ospita4
forfeture of goods and vessels,.. .Appendix, appropikations for support of patients
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Gortent in the Territories,
appropriations for the,... 101, 14, SK 865,
692
GraduationAct,
concerning public lands, repealed, ..... 418
Grahaam, Hannibal,
G yment to; for extra services ....... 918
G n, Thons l.,
opinion of court of claims adverse to,
confirmed ...................... 911
Grand C&.e isad, Lottia,
survey of, uonfirmed .................. 48
preimption rights granted ............ 48
Grand Jurors,
additional causes of challenge to, in the
United States courts ............... 480
additional oath to .................... 480
drawing, &c., of, in the District of Co-
lumbia, .......................... 480
GrandLodge. See Odd FeUow.
of Independent Order of Odd Fellows In
District of Columbia, incorporated,.. 80
Grand River and Wintak Indians,
agent for ......................... 498, 499
Grand Roud aley,
titles of white settlers In, to be extin-
guished .......................... 982
Grats,
to individuals under treaties with the
Indians. See ts Tisk of the mvd
Treaties.
of lands to the U. States. See Cession.
Grant, Uiyna S.,
allowance to, In settling accounts, for
loss by theft ..................... 905
if accounts are settled, money to be paid
him ............................. 905
Gatikt, Port,
part of reservation at, granted for a cem-
etery ............................. 867
Gratukty,
to seamen promoted for merit, ......... 85
Gray, S lvester,
land claim of, confirmed ............. 869
Gre Britain,
treaty between the United States of
America and, for tie suppression of
the slave-trade, April 7, 1862. 1225
preamble, object of treaty, contracting
parties, &c ........................ 1225
vessels of war of each nation may visit
merchant vessels, &c .............. 1226
may detain and carry away vessel
engaged in slave-trade .......... 22
right of search, authorized by vessels of
war, ............................. 1225
restriction to merchant vessels,... 1225
within certain limits .......... 1225
p ode of, by ships of war .......... 1226
.limits of, to be exercised ........... 1226
ships of war, to be furnished with
treaty ...................... ...... 1226
names of, to be given by each na-
tion .......................... 1226
rank of commanders of ........... 122
mode of procedure towards vessels
under convoy ................. 1226
instructions, &e ................. 1227
losses by, wrongthl detention by,
&c ....................... 1227
Indemnity to be paid, &e ......... 1227
mixed courts, three to be established,.. .1227
places of courts, may be changed,......127
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Gret Britai, (continued.)
duties of courts, no appeal ........ 1227'
.eparation for wrongful acts to be
made by each government, ...... 1227
punishment of offending officer,... 1227
merchant vessels may be detained, &c., 1227
hatches with open gratings......... 1227
bulk-heads, spare-plank, shackles,
&C., ........................... 1227
water and water casks.........1227
mess.tuhe, cooking apparatus, &c.. 12%
rice, farinha, &e .................. 1228
matting, &c .................. 12
evidence, to be primal facie en certain
proof ............................ 1225
vessel to be condemned, &c., .......... 1220
no damages paid to. if certain arti-
cles found on board of.......1228
condemned to be broken up... 1228
owners, offiers, &c., of, to be pun-
ished .......................... 1228
persons on board of, to be sent to-
their nation ................... 1228
witnesses ..................... 122B
subjects of either power found in
vessels of a third power,......... 1229
negroes found on board oC how dis-
posed of ....................... 1229
treaty, instrument annexed to ......... 1229
when to be ratified, bow long to
continue ...................... 1229
signature, &c................... 1229
Annex, (A).......................... 1229
ships of war, instructions for .......... 122
search and detention ......... I29
vessels to be sent for judgment,.... 1229
before what courts to be brought,.. 1280
search, how and by whom made ...... 1280
if vessel is detained, who and what
left on board .................. 1280
declaration of captor, ............. 1280
list of papers, & ................. 1280
to contain names of officers, c.,... 1280
change of condition of vessel to be
certified to .................... 1280
negroes, when may be disembarked,... 11?80
certificate stating causes thereof,.. .1280
vessel detained, proceedings if unsea-
worthy ............................ 1280
If abandoned or destroyed. ........ 1280
Instructions annexed to treaty ........ 1281
Annex (B) ......................... 1281
mixed courts of justice, regulations for, 1281
how comred ................... 1281
power of Judges .................. 1281
registrar, oath and duties of, ...... 1281
salaries of judges and registrars, ...1281
expenses of, how to be borne ...... 1281
expenses of detention, &c., of ves.
sels, how defrayed .............. 1281
vessel, released, captor to pay ex-
penses ........................ 1282
courts, jurisdiction ............... 122
decisions of, to be made in twenty
days........................... 1282
final sentence within two months,..1282
counsel ....................... 1282
proceedings of, to be in writing, and
recorded ....................... 1282
procedure, mode of ...............1282
examination of ships' papers by,...1282
umpire, how and in what case to be
chosen, ....................... 128
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proceeding if vessel Is restored,... 1282
damages, within what tlm-to be paid, 1288
proceedings when detained vessel
is condemned .................. 1288
negroes to be set at liberty ...........
courts to determine claims for dama-
ges, ........................ ...... 1288
to make complete indemnification, 1288
in total loss. and other cases, ..... 1288
interest, claimants entitled to ......
currency .............................
demurrage, not to be paid, Ac.
rate of .... .....................
judges, registrars, &c., not to receive
gifts ..............................
disability ofjudges or arbitrators,.. 1284
vacancy, how filled .............
for United States, and in Great
Britain ...................
for and in Great Britain, ...... 1284
for Great Britain in United
States ..................... 1286
vacancy, notice of ............... 1286
to be supplied, &c ........... 1286
regulations, ratifications, Signatures,
&. ...................... ..
Great Saft Lake COi,
tri-weekly mail to ............... 169, 206
Gre. See Diplomatic Service.
appropriation for minister resident In,.. 762
Orem, Smd S.,
fine for filure under mail-contract re- Habeas Corpus,
courts in Colorado, Dakota, and Nevada,
G-rigno,mitted to .........................
Pierre, 885
land title of, confirmed ............... 857
Grittaer,M. C.
payment to, for damages for breach of
contrat4 .......................... 846
law prohibiting export of certain, sus-
pended for a year .................
prohibition of export of; suspended.
Gawdian Soiy,
act to incorporate in the District of Co-
lumbia, ..........................
inembership, by-laws, officers, &c.,..... 499
trustees may receive certain minors Into
house of industry .............. 499, 600
may reject extremely vicious and
Incorrigible offenders, ..........
may bind out inmates ............
persons committed as witnesses to be
placed In home of industry .......
and those under eighteen years
committed for trials............
no commitment of convict to be for less
term than daring minority .......... 0
those deemed thoroughly reformed may
be discharged .....................
authority of superintendent ........
unworthy', &., apprentices may be re-
turned ..... ................
fupitives may be arrested..4 ........
private examinations,...., ...... 5, 6,01
maintenance of inmate, how paid... 501
rites to be established by trustees,. 601
grounds and bildg exempt fom tax-
ation .............................
salary of cionsul at, established . 689..
Gdo',Fraci,
Mad claimnsof heirsof, co i ...... 882
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"lu Lake ReservationPLO
ceded to the United States ........... 1249
half section of land and mission-
buildings excepted ............. 1249
these granted to Rev. John John-
1288 son ...........................1249
(JwaboatFed,
appropriations for ................ 607, 509
western transferred to navy department, 57
vessels now under construction and re-
1288 pair to be completed by war depart.
1288 met,............................. 587
1288 (.',mloate,
1284 on western rivers, appropriations for,.. 268,
816, 881
1284 appropriations for ................ 814,815
Guiers,
1284 in the navy,-sea service of; how com-
puted,........................586
1284 payof .......................... 818
pa of officer charged with experiments
n, at navy yard, Washington,....... 27
Gwapoider,
and lead, appropriations Ar, 268, 264, 608,
646
128 Gutlre, Mary K.,
widow of Presley N., pension to ...... 88
H
authorized to grant,... ... 176, 21% 242
provisions concerning, in Colorado Ter-
ritory ............................ 701
act relating to, pmd regulating judicial
proceedings ...................... 756
writ of, may be suspended during pres-
ent rebellion ...................... 765
668 effiect of the suspension ........766
742 list of state or political prisoners in cus-
tody, to be furnished to judges of cer-
tain United States courts ........... 756
499 when such prisoners are to be discharg-
ed ............... ............... 75
court to pas the order therefor,... 756
penalty for refusing to obey order
of court, ................ .65
500 no person to be discharged, until after
600 he has taken oath of allegtanoe,. .765, 756
sureties of the peace may also be re-
500 quired........................ 766
and that he will appear when di-
6N0 rected, before the court, to be
further dealt with ............. 768
district attorney to attend the examina-
tion .............................. 756
500 such prisoners, under indictment for bail-
600 able offience, to be admitted to bail,.. 758
If list Isnot furnished within twenty
600 days, &c., any citizen may apply to
600 court for their discharge ......... 768
mode of procedure ............... 766
any order of the President to be a de-
Pence to any action for easarrest,
.. ac..o............ 768
501 may be made by special plea, or
under general issue ............ 766
actions against officers, &e., for costs In
making arrests,to be removed to cir-
oult court, ..........................756
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Habeas br , (cntinued.) Hma, (continued.)
oe.dinge
.. r removal, .......... 766 date ............................ 1188
state court to go no farther,...766, 767 protocol, ........ 1188
original attachment to hold, ....... 757 dues to be maintained, &c. 1188
after final judgment in state court, ao- American vessels, proof of nationality
tion may be removed to circuit court, required .......................... 1188
by ppeal......................... 767 excnge of ratifications ........... 1189
either party, within six months proi-lamstion by the President,..... 1189
pfter judgment, may have writ appprmon to fulfil treaty stipulations
with ............................. am4
of error ...................... 767
proceedings in such cue, ..... 757 Hanc", Ebea S.,
Circuit court to try the ese, as my enter certain land in Minnesota,... 864
though originally commenced Hae, W. Y.,
therein ....................... 767 payment to,......................... 849
bail and attachments . ...... 757 Hiet Lane," 21,
state court to proceed no farther,.. 767 may be transferred permanently to the
if removal is not perfected, state navy ............................ 276
court may Issue execution ...... 757 how cost o4 may be applied .......... 276
appeal, &c., not allowable in criminal Baris,Mary I.,
prosecution, where defendant has had . lifepension to ....................... M
final judgment in his favor....... 767 Har*s, Townsed,
in suits hereafter commenced, if plain- payment to, or to his representative, for
tiff is nonsuited, &c., defendant to negotiating treaty with Slam ....... 884
recover double costs, ............... 757 Hart, Bose M.,
suit may be carried to supreme court,.. 757 widow of Edward Harte, payment to,
suits and prosecutions to be commenced for papers prepared by him under di-
within two years, ................. 767 rection of commissioner of patents,. 906
limitation not to commence until after Harktene, H. T.,
a ge of this act ................. 767 extra expenses to be paid to .......... 872
approprition for expenses of act con- Hartauf,Gerp L..
cerning ........................... 768 ptyment to, for public funds lost, ...... 877
writ of, may be suspended in the islands Hamff, C/ar, '.,
of Key West, Tortugas, and Santa payment to be made to ............... 846
Ross ............ i ...... Appendix, 1261 Hasc&', Wage:n E.,
Half-breed. payment to be made to ............... 846
of the Poncas, provisions for........999 4Hasting," T4e
of the Kansas tribe, assignments of land American register to issue to ......... 82
to children of .....................1118 Haven, Franklin,
I repayment to, and associate, of deposit, 205
to officers absent, with leave ........ 786 Hanir, and Peddler,
Hamiton, Richard J., licenses to, in District of Columbia, how
portion of judgment againt remitted,.. 914 granted ....................... 29, 808
Bin okee Mieaja,
Missouri, not to be longer a port of de- ie-pension
Haym, Beda, ............
to ......... 885
livery ...................... ... 587
Hannai and L roa Company, life-pension to ....................... 8M
may unite with Kansas company,.. 49
may extend its road, &c .......... 495, 497 President may appoint diplomatic repre-
payment to, for transportation of o, sentatires to ...................... 421
&C.................. .... 6 615 to be commissioner and consul-gen-
not to exceed ............... 616 eral, .......................... 421
part may be withheld ................ 615 pay, ................ 421
road may be taken possession of ....... 615 aid for colonization or emigration to,... 426
Hamomer, appropriation for mission to ........ 68
treaty between the United States of Head and Colle#,
America, and the King of, oenern. appropriation to liquidate debts con-
ing the abolition of the Stade or tracted by ........................ 649
Brunshausen dues, Nov. 6, 1861,.....1187 Helm, CA are . I
preamble, contracting parties, &c. 1187 accounts of.as consul-general at Havana,
plenipotentiaries ...... ......... 1187 Hep, to tie an tad and settled, ............ 2D
Btde or Brunshausen dues to be abol- approprition to purchase for the navy, 81,
ished, ..................... 1187
not to be renewed, . 1187 M4, 266
Elbe, works necessary to free naviga- drawback on foreign ................. 197
tion of, to be maintained without appropriation to test, &c., as substitute
charge upon American vessels. 1187 for cotton .................... 860, 691
Indemnity, United States to pay ....... 1188 all, used by government for naval pur-
where paid and to whom, ......... 1188 poses, to be of Amerlcan growth, &e.,
interest thereon .................. 1188 if,&e.
.. ... ............. ....... E
treaty to be executed as soon as Hory, krs. M"3
possible, ...................... 1188 naval pension to ..................... 889
former treaty to remain in force, &o.,1 1 88
ratifications, when exchanged, ......... 1188 name ofark, changed to that of "Flora,"481

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Hesl y, &ad ., . Hoesteads, (continued,)
payment to, for cattle ................ 847
peasoent to .......................... 58
Herie Wilia B.,
llfe-pension to .......................
E!hbard, Daniel B.,
payment to, for carrying the mail .....892
H"maA,
Kentucky, no longer a port of deliv-
Hides,e, .............................. 587
Thomas,
executor of lsaae, decision of court of
claims against, confirmed .......... 928
Ries , Llorame M.,
to be credited, in settling his accounts,
with roperty lost by the burning of
the "Pennsylvania, . .............. 906
Higgins, William,
bounty land warrant to issue to ....... 849
High Court of Impeachment,
of West H. Humphreys, appropriation
for expense of .................... 582
Highwags
in County of Washington, District of
Columbia, act relating to ........ 888
levr court may alter and lay out addi-
tional . .......................... 888
what shall be deemed public .......... 888
penalty for obstructing ................ 88
fines, how to be collected ........ 888
public, to be surveyed, and plate made,. 888
survey to be recorded .......... 888
lines and boundaries to be marked
by monuments ......... 888, 884
obstructions in, to be removed ........ 884
expense of removal, how borne,... 884
width of roads hereafter to be laid out,. 884
land may be taken for roads ......... 884
materiale for making and repairing roads
may be taken ...................... 884
fields and gardens, &c., not to be taken
until after usual time of taking off
crops,............................. 884
in the District of Columbia, time for
surveyring, &c., extended ........... 48
laying out, altering, discontinuing,
and repairing, of certain, in
ahinon gounty, D. C.,.799-82
Hockaday and WoaL?.Wd,
payment of daumaes to ............ 898
HlWen, Edward,
title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed
to ............................ 891,892
Holaday, S. W.,
may institute suit against the United
States to test title to certain lots in
Hospital Square, San Franciso,..126, 125
proceedings in such suit, ............. 128
Holliky'* Core Railro ,
declared a highway and post.road .....670 Hospitals,I
may complete,&c.,bridge across the
Ohio River ................... 670
Holliday, SepAen,
title to saline lands in Illinols, confirmed
to............................
Bosma, Joseh
payment to ......................... 999
Hobes, Pdip B.,
payment to, for use of invention,....864, 88 Hospials, Navy,
Homesteads,
act to secure to actual settlers on the
public domain, ..................... 892
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certain persons may enter certain quan-
tities of certain unappropriated lands, 892
such persons to make affidavit ........ 892
contents of affidavit, .............. 892
certificates and patents, when to issue,
and upon what proof .............. 892
a.avit,. ........................ 892
provision in case of death of appli-
cant, ......................... 892
record of applications to be made,...... 893
lands thus acquired not to be subject to
prior debts, ....................... 898
when lands thus entered revert to gov-
ernment .......................... 898
not over one quarter section to be thus
acquired, ......................... 898
rules and iegulations to be made under *
this act ........................... 898
fees of registers and receivers .......... 898
existing predmption rights not im-
paired ............................. 898
certain minors serving in the war to
have benefits of this act, ........... 898
punishment for fais swearing under this
act, .............................. 898
applicant may have the land upon pay-
ing the minimum price, &c., before
the five years expire .............. 898
Horse Equipments,
appropriations for ........ 268,264, 84,
HorsPod, 7
Postmaster-General, &c., alone to estab-
lish and regulate the route ........ 206
Hoe Railroad,
between Washington and Georgetown
Horses,incorporated, ...................... 888
artillery, cavalry, and dagoon, appro-
priation for,.......282, 8, 264,8466,
644, 649
allowance to company officers of cavalry
for, risk of, abolished .............. 69
Hose Apparatus,
appropriation for .................... 88
HospitalDepartment,
appropriation for ......... 28, 845, 507, 644
Hospitalfirthe Insane,
in the District of Columbia, apprpria-
tions for .............. 107. 217, 860, 747
appropriation for, at Marine Barracks,
Washington ....................... 715
HospitalSquare,
San Prancisco, suit may be brought
against the United States to try title
to lots in, ......................... 126
proceedings in such suit .......... 126
Hospital Stewards,
additional may be appointed ........... 878
their pay to be $80 a month ...... 878
allowance to army, of fruits, milk, &c., 289
sanitary condition of, to be under whose
direction,..l ....................... 879
all military, general, to be frequently in-
892 spected ........................... 688
soldiers fit for discharge, to be dis-
charged .......................... 688
repair_ of .......................... 749
appropriations for construction and r,.
pairs Of,................. 8 149,64,817
appropriations for, ................... 817"
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certain claims under, Congress reftse rights of Indians, not impaired ...... 809
Hours, to confirm ......................... 867 Indian territory excepted out of boun-
daries until, & .................... 809
of labor of employees at navy yards, 880, 587 authority of United States over In-
Housener, Elabeth, dians thereon, not impaired, .... 809
pension to ........................... 921 territory may be divided, &o.,....... 809
Hos, Hil W., executive power and authority ........ 809
judgment against, released ............ 86 governor, term, powers, and duties, 809414
qeof dusty. See Gwardian Swiey. appoitment, qualification, and sal-
in the District of Columbia, may be es- ary, .................. 809, 812
tablished by Guardian Society,.. 499, 500 veto power of, ................ 810, 811
Rom of Representatives, secretary, term, powers, and duties, 809-814
appropriations for, 18, 92, 182, 184, 276, 856, appointment, qualification, and sal-
867, 688 ary, ........................ 809, 812
number of members of, established,.... 868 when to act as governor,.......... 809
eight additional members, to what states legislative power..................... 809
assigned .......... " * ....... 86 extent and limits of ........... 810
duty of clerk ofin preparing for the or- veto power, ..................... 810
ganization of ..................... 804 legislative assembly to consist of council
House, Sanueal 0., and house of representatives ..... 809, 810
judgment
Houwrd, against, released ...........
Hugh H., 84 pay of members and expenses of,.. 818
appropriation to be made for expen-
invalid pension to................... 908 ses of ......................... 818
Howard Ro rPts, time and place of first and subse-
appropriations for ................. 94, 186 quent sessions of....... 810, 818, 814
rule for distribution of, ................ 245 sessions not to exceed term of forty
Hom, 2omas, days, except the first,........ 810
portion of judmeutagainst, remitted,.. 914 to be but one session annually,
Hudson, Captan eiliae, unless, &e ................... 818
may accept testimonial from Great Brit- not to make expenditures for ob-
a ............................... 116 jeets not specially authorized by
may accept for his wife testimonial from* Congress, nor beyond sums appro-
the Emperor of Russia, ............. 252 priated, ................. 818
Httffak r , John S., coun-l, number, term of service, &c., 809, 818
grat of half section of land to, ........ 122,
ButeLuaC., election of members of ........... 810
house of representatives, number, term
widow of Charles H. Humber, pension of service, ft ...................... 810
to .................... ..... 585 apportionment for election of members
Hwuiilation, Public, of council and house .............. 810
Wting and prayer, days of, appointed, census before first election, .... : ..... 810
Appendix, 1261,120 first election, proceedings thereof...... 810
Hunpey, West H, subsequent elections and apportion-
appropriation for impeachment of ..... 582 ments ........................... 810
Hunt, Alie, plurality to elect, ................... 810
pension to, for life or widowhood ...... 886 voters at first and subsequent elec-
Hunt, (.Smiht and Hunt,) tions ...... ...................... 810
payment to ......................... 854 elegibility to office at first and subw
Hunter, John F., quent elections ................... 810
life pension to ....................... 848 who are disqualified to hold office,. 811
Hmt, township, district, and county officers,
Oyment to........................... 19 how appointed, &c ................ 811
&M , Brasts, judicial power, in what vested,.1 ..... 811
pension to ........................... 868 judicial districts and asiignments of
Huttsnann, Francis, judges ............................ 814
claim of, to be adjusted and paid ...... 887 supreme court, number, appointment,
duties illegally exacted of, to be repaid,. 908 and salary of judges of, ........ 811, 81
HYdrans, jurisdiction, &a., in chancery and at
appropriation for ..................... 868 common law, .................. 811
tax may be laid for .................. 804 clerk, appointment, fees, &c., of, 811, 812
Hydrographic Suroeys (foreign), writs of error, exceptions, appeals to
appropriations for preparing and publish- and from................... 811, 812
ag, to be applied only after report that times and places of holding courts, 811
they are fit for publication ........ 150
Secretary of Navy to order a board of district courts, number, appointment,
three naval officers to decide upon and salary of judges of ........ 811, 812
their fitnes ................... 160, 151 jurisdiction, &o., of, in chancery and
at common law ............ 811, 812
L times and places of holding courts, 811
1
ordaho, precedence of trials in, .......... 812
territory of, e lished .............. 08 elerk of, appointment, ees, &c., 04 811
boundaries ....................... 80, 809

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Make, (continued.)
to be register In chancery,.... 811
probate courts, jurisdiction o and ap-
pointment ofjudges of ........... 811, 812
justices of the peace, appointment and
jurisdiction o ..................
t 811j 812
abeus corpus, appeals in certain comes
ot .................................
attorney, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty of ...........................
marshal, appointment, fees, salary, and
duty (f ...........................
contingent expenses of territory, annual
appropriation for,..... ......
seat of government, how established and
changed ...........................
delegate to congress, qualifleations and
election of, ........................
school sections reserved .............
constitution and laws of the United
States, if not inapplicable, made ap-
plicable to the territory ........... 818
disbursing officers to give security for
moneys Intrusted to them ..........
treaties with Indian tribes, to be faith-
fully observed .....................
existing agencies and superintendenles
continued,... ...................
locations may be changed ....... 814
territorial officers to take oath of offlce,. 812
form of oath...................
slavery not authorized or permitted in
the territory ......................
M~ctt Cumetin. See Passengers.
by master or person employed on board
any vessels of the Unted States, dur-
ing voyage, how punished ........
post-routes established in,.15, 414, 878, 662
annual direct tax apportioned to, ..... 296
additional representative in Congress
assigned to ........................ 858
election of additiond representative to
Congress from..................... 572
change of federal judicial districts in,.. 686
provision for pending suits ...... 6 may be remitted .................
process, how served ............. 686
judgment in pending esee, how ex-
ecuted ....................... 586
repeal of conflicting provisions,.... 686
to constitute part of the eighth judicial
circuit, ....... .............. 687
of public buildings in Washington, Feb-
ruary T2, 1862, appropriation for,.... 848
of West H. Huphreys, apuropriation
for expenses of ................. 682
roport Dutiff,
treaty provisions respecting. See Bri-
yhues, Bolsia, C ina, Japan, Likeia,
Ottoman Empire, Paraguay, Veneuela.
Imports. See Duties.
act to regulate duties on........... 172, 209
act further to provide for collection of
duties on ........................
when Impractlcable to collect duties at
a~y port of entry, in any district, they
may he collected at any port of de-
livery In same district ............ 256
powers otaurveyors at such ports,. 266
weighers, gagers, ,nusurors, &0.,.
to be appointed ............... 256
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lrnults of such ports to be estab-
lished, ........................ 256
collection, &c., laws to apply to such
ports ......................... 256
when dutes cannot be collected in any
port of entry or delivery in any dis-
812 tret, custom-house may be estab-
lished at, &c....................... 26
812 residence and duty of collector,... 256
Secretary of Treasury to make reg-
812 ulations ................. 266
vessel may change her destination
812 to unobstructed port If, &a ..... 25
vessel
to
or cargo not to be taken from cus-
818 dy ofofficrs of customs, unless, &., 266
if attempt is made, military and
818 naval force may be used,.......256
814 ports of entry in any district may be
do.5d, if6 ..................... 6
notice thereof to be given by proc-
lamation ..................... 256
efiet of such discontinuance ..... 256
814 to continue until obstructions cease, 256
vessels, &., attempting to enter
814 such ports to be forfeited ...... 257
the President In certain cases may de-
814 clare the inhabitants of a state, &.,
to be in insurrection ............. 267, 284
commercial intercourse thereupon
812 to cease ................. 267
vessels and cargoes, &c., to be for
811 felted, if, & .................... 267
the President may license intercourse
under regulations ................... 267
Secretary of Treasury to prescribe
8,4 regulations ................... 257
may appoint officers of cus-
toms ..................... 257
their duty, pay, & ........... 267
vessels belonging to those in insurrec.
tion, when to be forfeited .......... 257
other suitable vessels may aid revenue
cutters in this service ............... 257
forfeitures and penalties under this aft
257
rules and regulations to be estab-
lshed ..................... 257,258
in what courts forfeitures may be
enforced ....................... 258
specific duties imposed upon certain,.. 292,
298
sirup of sugar, &e., entered as mo-
lasses, to be forfeited, ............. .92
ad valorem duties on certain imports,.. 292
certain articles in foreign vessels, &.,
subject to additional duty ........... 293
drawback allowed on certain articles,. - 298
ten per cent. to be retained ....... 298
on shipboard, and on deposit in ware-
houses and public stores, to pay for-
mer rates ........................ 298
when goods deposited in bonded ware-
house or public store must be with-
drawn, and duties paid ............. 294
266 amendments to former act ............ 294
repealing clause .................... 294
saving of laws as to collection of duties,
£.............................. 294
act to increase duties on, &..........648
condensed, statement of aggregate
amount of, provision for printing,
&a............................... 826

number f copies and how distrib-
uted .... ed...................
for non-payment of Ies imposed by
court-martial, on non-commissioned
oflicer and private, for disobedience
to orders of President, calling forth
the militia ........................ 282
of convicts from the criminal court in
the District of Columbia, where may
be ordered ..................... 685,828
made b Indiana, to be paid for, if they
are removed from reservations. See
Treatis *Whthe several ad/in 2hea.
of settlers on Puget's Sound to be paid
for ..............................
purchaser at tax sale to be paid for those
made by him, &c..................
Ior" DJuf. See Internal Revenue.
provisions of internal revenue act, con-
erning ............... 809, 810, 478475
releal of former ...................
portion of act of 1861, establishing in-
Come tax, repealed ................ 478
duty on annual gains, profits, or income,
If over $00-and not over $10,000, 478
if over 10,000 .. ..............
on Income derived from United
States securities. ..............
on stocks, &c., owned In the United
States, by citizens of the United
States residing abroad, ......... 478
local and other taxes to be first de-
ducted ................... 478, 474
for what year to be assessed and
collected ......................
when payable ...................
penalty for delay or detalt in pay-
ment .........................
amount due to be a lien on property
from which income accrues ..... 474
lien may be enforced by distraint
and sale, ..................
proceedings in such case,..474, 475
eertificates of sale by collector, ef-
fect of; .......................
persons to make return of income, &e., 476
in case of neglect or refusa asses-
sors to determine amount and as-
ses the same ................. 475
assessor may increase amount of income
returned, ........................
persons may make oath as to amount of
income .......................... 475
house rent actually paid, to be dedue
from income, &e ..................
Increase,
of the regular army and navy, directed,
Appendix, 1260
of states for expenses incurred, &c.. 276
andenrnity,
3epe of law requiring, by the United
Sae, for ceti trepaMes of In-
dians by whites, how to be constru-
ed ....................... M unlawfully introduced, &, into the
right to indemnity existing at time of
repeal, not affected ............... 120
to States for war expenses, act concern-
to apply to expenses incurred be-
fore and[ ater date of approval ...... 615
voL. x i Izx- 171
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may ue streets, &., n the District of
828 Columbia, with written approval of
Secretary of the Interior, & ... 827
proper use of streets not to be ob-
structed ...................... 827
lines to beprotected, ................. 827
Independent Or- of Odd Fellow,
act to Incorporate the Grand Lodge of4 8M8
Indepndent Treanny,
appropriations for.......102,148, 86, 98
appropriation for, Increased establish-
ment of ........................... 278
portions of act establishing, suspended, 818
81a
Iadiana,
post.routes established In,.166, 41, 578, 662
57,58 annual direct tax apprtioned to...... 296
special session of United States district
806 court for ........................ 681
provision for process pending and
returnable .................... 681
to constitute part of the eighth judicial
478 circuit, ............................ 687
time of holding district and ircuit
courts in ......................... 667
expenses of repelling rebel raids in, how
paid ............................. 760
478 radian Affairs,
superintendent of,for Washington Ter-
474 ritory, authorized.............. 180
salary, &e., of 180
tribes may be attached to either Oregon
or Washington superintendency,when
situated partly in either ............ 180
appropriation for, changed ......... 844
for offiee of commissioner of;..860, 687,
688
474
474
India Agencis,
right of United States to establish on
reservations. See Treaties wi the
474
several Indian Tribe.
Indian Adqeq,
in Iown,reservation for, made subject
to laws relating to public lands, ... 28
474, 475
preimption rights, &c..........." 28
Indian Agent,
for Grand River and Wmtah bands of
476
Indians in Colorado ........... 498, 499
radianAgents,
three additional to be appointed ...... 118
salary...... .............. 118
in Utah, p..'ment of, ................ 19
three additional for Washington Terri-
476
tory authorized ................... 180
salary........................... 180
salary of,to the W'ithitas............. 289
on the Upper Missouri, salaries of two, 792
728
in Nevada and Utah Territory ..... 798,794
for Ottawas, Chippewas, and Christian
Indians ........ ............ 792
agency to continue only one year, . .792
speial agents and commissioners, not
appointed by President, to be appoint-
ed by Secretary of Interior ......... 72
IninAgents, Superintendents, t'
duty of,to search for and seize liquors
Indian in ^-1Ktm ..........
. -.country,. ..... 88
ri.............
onlarsenal established at ........ 687
completion of court-house at,........748
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kdin Comly, Iradia Departent, (continued.)
President may negotiate with loyal In- Sacs ................ 54, 280, 521, 788
dians in, to provide home for Kansas Scotons .......... 45, 221, 618, 774
Indians. .......................... 798 Seminoles ........ 64, 280, 621, 788, 798
Indian Departen Seneca ...... 54, 55, 280, 521, 788, 784
appropriations for fulfilling treaty stipu- Shawnees, 66,57,280,281, 621,6 2, 28,
lations with certain tribes ........ 4-11 784
general appropriations for, for 1860-61,44-89 Sioux,.56, 68, 281, 287, 288, 622. 62S,
for 181-82, .............. 221,289 784, 785
for 1862-68 .............. 512,880 Six Nations .......... 56, 281, 622,784
for 1868-4 .............. 774, 794 S'Kallams ........ 10, 286, 627, 789
agents, superintendents, &e., 44,46, 221, Texas Indians ................ 56, 236
287, 288, 612, 774 Umatillas .............. 6, 288, 524, 786
clerks, interpreters, 8v., 45, 221,612,629, Umpquas, 46, 56, 221, 231, 624, 775, 785
774 Utah ........................ 629, 792
presents, provisions, buildings at Walla-Wall ........ 6,10,288,524,786
agencies ....... 46, 221, 612,629, 774 Wichitas ..... 6, 286, 29, 527, 790-798
transportation and contingencies, 46,221, Winnebagoes, 48, 66, 228, 281, 515, 628,
612, 527, 774 777, 786
treaty stipulations, &c., with the Yakama, ....... 7, 57, 68, 288, 624, 780
Apaches .......... A 224, 516, 777 Yanctons, 56, 57, 281, 286, 288, 528, 527,
Blackfoot Indians,.46, 67, 221, 286, 612, 785, 790-792
774, 791 Indian service in California, 67,286, 288,512,
Calapooias ........ 6, 281, 522, 528, 785 627, 80, 790
COmanches ........... 48, 224, 515, 777 in Colorado Territory ......... 629, 791
Cayuses .............. 6, 288, 624, 786 in Michigan and Minnesota, 67, 286, 627,
Clhtas ............... 46, 221, 618, 775 790
Chickasaws...... 48. 224, 516, 777, 798 n Nevada Territory .......... 629,791
Chippewas,.45, 46, 47, 48, 61, 68, 222, in New Mexico,. 66, 286, 288, 627, 789,
227, 287, 61619, 627, 775, 777, 781, 790
790 in Oregon ........ 68, 287, 628, 791, 79t
Choctaws,.... 48, 224, 288, 516, 777, 798 in Texas............... .... 56, 286
Clackamas ...... .. 6, 282, 515, 785 in Utah Territory, 68, 287, 629, 791, 792
Comanches,........48, 224, 516, 777 in Washington Territory,.8, 287, 528,
Creeks,.......... 48, 224, 516,778, 798 791, 798
Delawares ............ 49,225, 618, 779 in country leased from the Choc-
Dwimish .............. 6,282,528, 786 taws ................. 286,527, 790
flatheads ........... 8, 58, 284, 625, 788 California to be divided into two Indian
Fort Laramie .... 66, 281, 522, 649,784 districts ........................... 67
Foxes ............... 54,230, 620, 788 superintending agent for each district
Iowa$ ............... 49, 226, 517, 779 appointed by President ............. 67
Kansas ............. 49, 225, 517, 779 salary, bond, duties .............. 67
Rickapoos ........... 50, 226, 517, 779 to appoint supervisor for each reser-
Kiowas ............... 48, 224, 515, 777 vation ....................... 67
Lake Winnebagoshiah,.47, 58, 228, 514, salary and duty .............. 57
776 not more than four laborers ....... 67
Makahs ............... 6, 282, 523, 786 compensation ................ 57
Menomonees,.48, 60, W8, 226, 516, 517, repeal of inconsistent laws, ........... 67
777, 779 vaccination ...............57, 287, 628, 790
Mianies6 ......... 60, 226, 517, 779, 780 improvements of settlers on Puget's
Middle regons, .. .9, 67, 286, 626, 788 Sound to be paid for,.......... 57,8
Missourias ....... 51, 2W7, 618, 529, 781 land to be bought for Ottowas, &c., in
Molasa ............. 68, 282, 628; 785 Michigan .................... 68
Molels ............... 10, 286, 620, 789 Spunk or Bull Firog, alias Henson, Jo-
Nez Perc ......... 7,58,284, 624, 787 seph, payment to .................. 68
New York Indians,....48, 228, 516, 777 payment for damages by Ink.pa-du-tah's
Nisquallys, ........... 50, 226, 518, 780 band at Spirit Lake ............... 68, 69
Omahas,.......... 51,'226, 518,780, 791 amounts to be first adjusted,. 69
Osages .............. 61, 227, 518, 780 negotiations with the Red Lake and Red
Ottawa ....... 62, 227, 51%, 781, 792 River Chippewas in Minnesota ..... 69
Ottoes ........ 51, 227, 618, 529, 781 with the Arapahoe and Chienne Indians, 59
Ottowas ..... 51, 68, 228, 519, 781, 792 Merit L. Young, payment to .......... 69
Pawnee#, 52, 67, 228, 286, 288, 619, 527, annuities to Pawnees, Ponea, and Yano-
781, 790 ton Sioux ................ 286, 527, 790
Pillager Bands....47, 68, 29, 514, 776 Chippewas ............. 287, 627, 790
Poneas, 6,68, 67,282, 286, 288, 628, 527, pay of agents, clerks, supervisors, and "
786, 790 laborers...... 287, 288, 527, 528, 774, 790
Pottawatomies ....... 68, 228, 520, 782 survey of Ponca Reserve.............. 287
Pnyallups ........... 50, 226, 618, 780 payment to Sisseeton and Wah.pa-ton
Quspaws ............ 63, 224, 620, 788 bands of Dakota or Sioux, for reser-
Quil-leh-utes ....... 10, 286, 626, 789 vation on Minnesota River ......... 287
Qui-nai-elts .......... 10,286,626,789 to Med-a-wa-kan.ton and Wah-pa.
Rogue Rivers .... 68, 229, 288, 620, 788 koo-ts bands for their reservation, 287

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hdian Dpartaxn, (continued.)
may be made in bonds authorized
at this session of Congrew ...... 287
payment to Rogue River Indians for im-
provements ..................... 288
for arrears of interest .........238
expenses of treaty with Sioux ....... 288
payment of $500,000 to Choctaws under
treaty, half money, half bonds...... 288
to be charged to Choctaws in fu-
ture adjustment of claims of Choc-
taws ...................... 288, 289
salary of agent to Wichitas and other
Indians in the country leased from
the Choctaws .................... 289
relief of destitute Indians, and prevent-
ing suffering and starvation among
the Indian tribes.................... 289
amount to be expended in present
fiscal year..................... 289
deficiency in contingent fund ......... 529
payment to Shawnees ................. 628
medallions of the President for distribu-
tion among the tribes ............... 528
appropriations to tribes in hostility to be
suspended .................... 528, 798
Cherokees, Clikasaws, Choctaws,
Creeks, Seminoles, Wichitas, and
afiliated tribes included ....528, 798
part may be expended on those
driven from their homes, ...528, 798
accouqts to be kept........ 528,798
if tribe is in actual hostility, President
may declare treaties abrogated ...... 628
purchases of articles for Indians to be
made after advertisement ....... 52,798
negotiation of treaty with the Chippe-
was of Northern Minnesota ......... 529
Shoshonees, or Snake Indians,.... 529
Nez Perc~s ofWashington and Ore-
gon, .......................... 29
salary of superintendent in California, 529
no new engagements to be made in
treaties to pay money ............... 529
payments to be in clothing and agri.
cultural implements ......... 529
goods for Indian department to be
purchased only on written requisi-
tion .............................. 629
settlements with incompetent or orphan
Indians ............................ 629
Inquiry to be had as to reduction of In-
dhan reservations in California ......
- 580
ap ropriation for incidentals for extraor-
d Indian troubles in the north-
western states and territories .....:. 792
payment to Tah.sah, or White Cow, an
Omaha chief ...................... 791
to S. C. Webber and J. J. Miller, for
erecting a mill on the Omaha res-
ervation ...................... 791
agents on the Upper Missouri ......... 792
Iose to Yancton Sioux, by sinking of
the steamer "J. G. Morrow," ....... 792
Incidentals, from extraordinary Indian
troubles .......................... 792
agent for the Ottawas, Chippewas of
Swan Creek and Black River, and
Christian Indians in Kansas ....... 792
claims of half-breeds to proceeds of
lands in the Nevada reserve, ....... 792
intercourse with Indian tribes, with
whom are no treaties,...: .......... 792
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I a ADate, of Interior to report to
ecretry (continued.)
Con"res expenditure of appro-
priation ....................... 792
special agents. and commissioners, not
appointed by President, to be ap-
pointed by Secretary of Interior ... 792
relief of the Weas, Peorias, Kaskaski a,
and Piankeshaw Indians,............ 792,
798
bonds, purchased with proceeds of
sales of their lands, to be sold, -. 798
notice of sale and minimum price, 798
be appoint-
no special agents to
ed................ ....... 798
sale not to be made, unless the In-
dians assent and approve ....... 798
negotiation of treaty with the several
tribes of Indians in Kansas, to extin-
guish their titles to lands ......... 798
with the tribes south of Kansas and
west of Arkansas, known as the
Indian Country, to secure home
for Kansas Indiana ............. 798
with various tribes, to procure re-
moval, c....................
C 792
salary of Indian agents in Nevada and
Utah ......................... 798, 794
removal of Winnebagoes, tolocation out-
side of the limits of any state ....... 785
Indian Disticts. See Indian Department.
Indian Hostilities,
payment of expenses incried in the
suppression of, by
Utah Territory, ................. 151
Oregoh Teritory ............... 198
Washington Territory ........ 198, 199
California ................... 199, 200
Minnesota to be repaid expenses of sup-
pressing, ......................... 764
Indian Lands,
white persons not to reside or go upon
certain, unless, &fc ............ 1102, 1112
Indian Reserrations,
in Kansas and Nebraska, appropriation
for survey of outlines of ........... 861
certain, of the Sisseeton, ic., bands of
Sioux Indians, to be surveyed and
sold .............................. 819
Indian,
treatie with the Arapahoe and Chgnne, CU
petmas Delaare, Diuish41, 6-c., g =ua,
Kansas,
L., Makahe,
Soux, Middle Oregons, Mendawakonton, ivc.,
Molds, er Pero.
Ottawas, Qui-naielts, 4-c., Pone#, PFttawa-
tomie, S and Foxes, Sisseeton, OT-., Sioux,
S'Ka , Swan ereek, 4c., Tonawandas,
Walla- Wellas, Wirnehaq". d-., apd Yaka-
mas. See thee srerat Ttl4a.
rights, of, preserved,
in the admission of Kansas ....... 127
in establishing the territory of Colo-
redo ........................... 172
of Dakota .................. 210
of Nevada, ................. 289
relief of destitute, appropriation for,.. - 289
sale, &rt., of spirituous liquors, or wine,
to certain, how punished ............ 889
may be competent witnesses in Cases
under act regulating trade ....... 889
See Spirituous Liquors.
act to protect property of those who have
adopted habits of olvilized life ....... 427
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damage for trespass thereon to be
sessed on the bend or tr'ibe of
trespasser, if&& .............. 427
amount to be withheld from
next payment to tribe ..... 427
and paid to person injured,... 427
if trespasser be a ce, he may besus-
d, &c ...................... 428
indian Sco. See the Teais iA the see-
rWl Indian Trlbe&
Indian S&qVwindents,
appropriations for.............. 44, 221, 288
provisions concerning,ie CQlorado, Da-
kota, nd Nevada, .......... 176, 218, 248
INdia Tites,
to lands afibcted by act alding the Pacific
railroad and telegraph line, to be ex-
tinguished, ....................... 492
inda 7Vder,
license of, revoked, and bond put in suit
for introducing, &e., liquors into In-
dian country ...................... 889
Indian Tribes,
appropriation to those In hostility to be
suspended, &o., by the President,.... 528
part may be expended on those
driven from their homes....... 528
accounts to be kept, ......... 562
Cherokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws,
Creeks, Seminoles, Witehitas, and aF
lated tribes deemed hostile ...... 628
If tribe is in actual hostility, the Presi-
dent may declare the treaty abro.
gated ..................... ....... 628
negotiation of treaties with certain, ap-
priatlons for,................. 629
no new agreement .to be made to pay
money to ......................... 529
payments to be hade in clothing or
agricultural instruments ........ 629
settlements with incompetent, or orphan
Indians. .......................... 529
credits to be given to certain, for trust
funds abstracted from the custody of
Jacob Thompson ........... 689, 540
sums to be held in trust, and inter-
est paid ................. 5W
stolen bends to belong to the United
States ............................ 540
act to apply to such tribes only as assent
in writing thereto,................. 540
appropriation for interest on bonds, .... 540
intercourse with various, with whom
are no treaties, appropriation for,... 792
nfegotiations for removal, exchange
of lands, boundaries, &c.,....785,792
secretary to report to Congress dis.
i osition of the money .......... 792
fine of Improperly exacted from,
to be re 'd......... ' ............. 271
indutrialErhibion, r-
at London in 1862, industrial interests of INpedr of Cutom,
the United States to be represented
there ............................ 828
usualities. See Dirc Tax.
of taxation, to be reported to Congress,
to be rectified, ..................... 801 inpetos. See internal Revenue..
Zpisa Agilaia,
act to incorporate St. Ann's, In the Dis-
trict of Columbia, .................. 796
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Injbw Asplum, (continued.)
may be at any time altered or re-
pealed, ......................... 798
objects, powers, estate, &c., of ......... 798
may retain foundlings, and innt hil-
maydren
bl committed
them out, to its
or care
place ...........
them for 798
adoption........ ...........
placuathemtfo 798, 799
........ 2 69
Ifay how composed
of volunteers,
nine new, to be addedtoregular army,. 279
each to consist of two or three batta-
ions, ............................. 279
bdaion to consist of eight companies,. 2 9
companies, how made up ............ 219
field and staff commissioned and non.
commissioned, officers .............. 280
pay, term of enlistment, &c.. ...... 280,281
provision for disbandment, when, &c.,.. 281
lands of4 sold for taxes, provisions for
redeemin .......................... 806
1Army, 2"e Waingon,
payment to sufferers by the burning of.. 906
Washintpiopr n for....... 817
Injury. See Wi'fl and Malicious injury.
wilful and malicious ................. 88
lnk-pa-d04-ah's Band,
adjustment and payment for damages
done by, at Spirit lake, ...... 68, 59, 208
hwnte,
of the army, navy, and revenue cutter
service, may be retained in the insti-
tution at Washington, until cured,
&e .......................... 28
rules for admission of, to the Govern-
ment Hospital for the insane in the
District of Columbia, ............ 177
expenses in whole or in part to be
charged to those who have proper-
7
In=ae,%;ospitalfor .the,..........
in the District of Columbia, appropria-
tion for .......... 109, 217,850,747
Insane, 2T,
lands of, sold for taxes, provision for re-
deeming ......................... 806
isoiuMC'V1
transfers, &c., by banking associations,
in contemplation of: with a view, &a.,
void .............................. 679
Inmpaction,
of transport vessels for war department, 888
of convalescent camps and hospitals,
provisions conerning ........... 688
soldiers fit for discharge, to be dis-
charged ........ ......... 688
to be made of drafted men, by the sur-
geon, ............................ 784
penalty on sutgeon for neglect &c., in
regard to inspection .............. 78
tNavy
a d, New York, fitting, & 748
M..
to be appointed at Benicia, Monterey,
Sacramento, San Diego, San Pedro,
Stockton ......................... 411
salary ofeach to be $1000 ........ 411
under the internal revenue act, to be
designated by colleetor ............ 447
duties, pay, &Ac................ 447-M

Isopectors-General,
five assistants to be appintd ........
rank and pay of ................
two additional, authorized ............
lnspscOrsof Steamboats,
appropriations for ....... 102,148, 866,
to subscriptions on national loan, provis-
ion as to payment,&., of .......... '0 Jntelocvtor Sale. SeeIa
Secretary of Treasury may make regu-
ltIons ...........................
penalties for not paying........
rustitutionfr ase Educati of CledYOut&
act to incorporate ....................
Insuments. See tam.
provisions concerning stamps upon, &c., 682,
issued without stamps, not for that rea-
son to be void, ............. 682, 724, 725
not to be admitted in evidence, without
stamp.............................
stamp may be affixed in court ........ 725
Ausmznce Agents,
to pay for license ....................
Insurantce Companies,
tax on divideuds o4...............
duty to be paid by ................
hnsuwqmts,
President shall order to disperse, when,
La...........................282
Insurrection,
when inhabitants of a state, or part of a
state, may be declared to be in,... 257,
commercial intercourse therein to
cease, unless licensed, and er-
,tain property to be forfeited,... 257
inhabitants of certain states declared to
be In ....... ....... Appendix, 1262
commercial intercourse therewith to
close, & ., ..... . .... Appendix, 1282
made a capital ofibnce under act giving
judicial powers to certain ministers,
&c ................... ........ 76, 77
See Capital Offeces.
Ins mtionar Districts,
act to collect direct taxes in ...........
collection of abandoned and captured
property in, provisions concerning,. 820,
officers and soldiers receiving such prop-
erty, or cotton, sugar, rice, or tobac-
co, to turn the same over to special
agents ...........................
persons claiming to be owners of, may
prefer their claims in the court of
claims, .........................
upon what proof may recover,...:: 820
to be paid certain contractors for carry-
ngthe malls ................... 1,2, 112
rate of and provision concerning, on
bonds, treasury notes, &c.,..259, 280,818
Coupons for, how executed, &c....... 259
on income-tax due and not paid ........ 810
on purchase-money in case of redemp-
•tion of real estate sold for taxes,.. 804,
806
on United States bonds and notes to be
paid in coin ....................... 845
act to pay on public debt ............. 482
rate of, upon loans and diseounts,.. 678, 679
usury to forfeit the debt .............. 679
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n or, Dertment q t,
287 appropriations for support of, 97, 188,189
287 277, 860, 861, 687, 68
818 eight additional night watchmen ....... 277
See Legislativ, iva. Appropriat-on
694 Interior, secreta3 Of tme,
appropriations for office of, 97,188, 860, 687
_ See Seretayf tMe nteior.
in prize cases, provisions concerning, .. 874
20 .lnterients,
260 in Mount Olivet Cemetery Company,
report of, to be made .............. 427
796 ln a Revenue,
act imppoing internal duties, stamp du-
ties, licenses, &c............... 482-489
88, 725 when various parts of, take effect, 561,
627
acts amending................ 627, 718
commissioner of internal revenue, ap-
725 pointment, salary, duties, &c., of, 482, 488
clerks in office of ................ 488
to have franking privilege ........ 488
715
GZunUAL PRovIsIoNS.
470, 471 convenient collection districts to be
719-721 made ............................ 488
any state may make one......... 488
limit to number of in any state, ... 48
number in California, ............. 488
assessor and collector appointed for each
district ......... ........ 488,561
to be residents within the same,... 48
284 assessor to divide his district into assess-
ment districts ..................... 488
to appoint assistant assessor in each, 488
oath of assessors and assistant assessors, 488
certificate to be delivered to collector, 488
penalty for acting without taking
oath .................... 488
collectors to give bonds before entering
on duties .................... 48, 48M
amount, sureties, conditions ...... 484
where to be filed and kept ...... 484
to renew and strengthen them from
time to time .................. 484
422 collector may appoint deputies and re-
voke appointments ................ 484
to pay deputies ................. 44
821 my require bonds, &.,........ 484
to be responsible for act of his depu.
ties ........ ............. 484
ma. collect the whole tax and du-
821 S ties.......................... 484
deputy collectors, to have power of col-
lectors to collect texes, e .......... 484
'820 persons, firms, and corporations to re-
turn to assistant assessor amount of
annual income and its of articles
subject to tax, &c ................. 484
forms, &c., of returns ............ 484
regulations, instructions, &c., of com-
missioner to be binding on assessors,
&c., and collectors, &c............. 484
assessors to cause assistants to make out
tax lists in each district ........ 484,485
persons, &., failing to return lists, may
disclose to officer, ................. 486
officer to make ist ............... 485
list when signed and sworn to, to
be list of such persons ..... ;.. 486
penalty for delivering or disclosing
frtadulent list .................... 486
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.ard R1s=, (continued.) lutenad BReve, (continued.)
valuation and enumeration, how
made In such cues ............. 485
no appeal therefrom ......... 435
assistant assessors to notify persons ab-
sent at time of call to return tax lists, 485,
718 to distrain and sell, if not paid In ten
upon refusal or neglect to give lists,
assessor to enter upon premises
and make lists ............. 485, 718
such lists to be good lists ......... 486
fifty per cent. to be added to value
of such lists ........... 485, 48
penalty for such refusal, &c ...... 487
lists of non-resident owners, how made, 486
non-resident owners may deliver lists of
such property to assistant assessor of
district where they reside .......... 486
such assistants to transmit such
lists .......................... 486
further proceedings therewith,.... 486
lists to be taken with reference to what
day ............................... 486
assistant assessors to make general lists, 486
of residents ...................... 486
of non-residents ................. 488
forms and contents of such lists, 486
to deliver them to assessors within
thirty days ................... 487
penalty for non-delivery in time,... 487
assessors to notify, where tax-lists, &c.,
may be examined ................. 487
notifications to state what ........ 487
lists to remain open, how long....... 487
to be submitted to inspection of any
person, ....................... 487
assessors to hear and decide .appeals
from valuations ................... 487
question to be decided by asses-
sors .......................... 487. to complete collections, and render final
regxamine and equalize valuations, 487
but may not increase without no-
tice ..... .................... 487
notice, how given ........... 487
appeals to be In writing, and specify
grounds of appeal.......... 487
assessors to make out lists for collection, 487
contents, &c., of such lists,... 487, 488
separate lists of property of non-res-
idents ........................ 4 88
to deliver lists to collectors within
ten days ....................... 488
penalty for neglect ........ 488
remission of penalty,...*::: 488
pay of assessors and assistants,.... 488, 726
additional in Califoinia, Oregon, and
territories ..................... 488
where collection district embraces
more than Congressional districtk 488
charges for stationery and books
allowed ....................... 488
collectors, receiving lists, to subscribe
three receipts .................... 488
one on full copy of ist ........... 488
such list torentain with assess-
or and be open to inspection, 488
others, on aggregate statements of 488
lists,......................
to whoto o be sent. 488, 489
to give notice that taxes, &c., are due, 489,
714
notice, how given ........... 489
persons neglecting to pay in time,
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to be liable to pay ten per cent.
additional ..................... 489
to make demand personally, or at dwell-
ings, within ten days from receiving
lists............................... 489
days .............................. 489
proceedings in case of distraint, &c., 489,
440
what is exempt from distraint,..... 440
goods, &c., distrained, may be re-
stored to owner, if before sale,
amount due and expenses are
paid or tendered ............... 489
proceedings in case of sale.... 489, 440
proceedings where property distrained
is not divisible .................... 440
to purchase for the United States prop-
erty sold in certain cases ......... 440
such property may be sold, ...... 440
to seize and sell real estate where per-
sonal property is not sufficient, ...... 440
procedings in such case ...... 440,441
d:eed, to recite what ........... 441
effect thereof ............... 441
lands seized may be redeemed from
sale, by paying, &c., amount due, 441
to keep record of sales of lands....... 441
record, where to be deposited ..... 441
entry of fact of redemption of lands
to be made on record .......... 441
claim of government on lands sold,
to date from seizure ........... 441
to collect tax upon property of persons
non-residents, inthe United States, 441,442
proceedings in such case .......... 442
to return monthly statements of collec-
tions to commissioner ............. 442
account within six months ........ 442
receipt of officer of designated de-
pository to be sufficient voucher, 442
to be charged with whole amount of
taxes receipted for ................. 442
to be credited with what .......... 442,448
penalty on collector for neglect to col-
lect, pay over, &c., in time ........... 448
warrant of distress to issue against
his estate, and that of his sureties, 448
proceedings thereon .......... 448
real estate may be seized and sold, 448
penalty for extortion or wilful oppres-
sion ................... .......... 448
collectors and deputies, to give receipts
for all sums collected, &c............ 443
may enter any place where taxable
property is kept, to examine, &c, 4
penalty for refusal to admit, &., .. 444
for forcibly hindering collector,
U, in discharge of his duties, 444,
to collect taxes and prosecute to recover
them and all fines, &c ............. 444
fines, &e., how recoverable, and to
whose use ................... 444
If collector is sick, &c., deputy to act, 444
notice to Secretary of Treasury, ...... 444
responsibility of collector and sure-
ties, not affected, ............... 444
if collector dies, deputies continue to
act,until, & ...................... 4
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huraenl Rmnw, (continued.)
deputy longest In service to act as
collector, &. .................. 4 duty thereon, when to be paid, 448
remedy for delmults of such
deputy ................... 444
swearing falsely, where oaths are re-
quired by this act, to be perjury, 444,446
punishment therefor ............. 445
separate accounts to be kept at treasury
of moneys from each state ......... 445
of amount of each species of duty
or tax ....................... 445
abstract to be laid before Congress
annually ..................... 445
pay of collectors, ............... 445
commissions not to exceed $10,O0
a year ................... 46, 725
allowance for stationery and blank
books....................... 446
if tax is paid by levy and distraint, per-
sons aggrieved thereby may-apply to
assessor .......................... 446
assessor to investigate and report to
commissioner ................. 445
power of commissioner in such
cases.......................446
in cases of distraint and sale of goods
and chattels, the bill of sale thereof
by the officer making sale, to be con-
elusive evidence, &c .............. 445
f act cannot be executed In any state at
any time, it is to be put in force as
soon as authority is restored, ... 445, 446
interest on sums collected to be
charged in such case .......... 446
officers under this act to perform duties
under the tax act of 1861 .......... 446
and under any direct tax act here-
after .......................... 446
direct tax on Nebraska for 1861, bow to
be satisfied ....................... 446
Tennessee to have until December, 1862,
to assume her portion of tax of 1861,.. 446
Px RTS, ALZ, BnR, PORTna.
collectors to grant licences for distilling, 446
license, how granted, to contain
what, &c .................... 446
applicant to give bond ......... 446
penalty and conditions of bond, 446,
bond may be renewed or changed,, 447
application for license, to state what, 447
penalty for false statement, .... 447
duties on spirits in addition to license,.. 447
when payable .................... 447
no lower rates than the basis of first
proof ......................... 447
meaning of "first proof,"....... 447
inspectors to be designated by collector, 447
their duties and pay ............. 447
to inspect, gauge, prove, and mark
spirits, &c ............... 447, 448
inspectors' fees to be paid by
owner of spirits........... 448
penalty for attempting to evade duties
by changg marks ......... 448,714
on inspector for fraudueatmarking, 448,
714
for using marked casks to sll sp'r-
its of a different quality,... 448, 714
owners of distillery may erect ware-
house for bonded warehouse ....... 448
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distilled spirits to be stored therein, 448
owners of sulls to keep account of spir-
its distilled ....................... 448
to be open to inspection of collec-
tor ........................... 448
to render accounts to collector three
times a month .................. 448
to keep account of grain, U0., used
for distillation ................. 448
to pay art duties, & ........ 448,449
collector may permit owners to send or
ship spirits out of district, &P...... 449
but for not less than fifty barrels,... 449
.quantity and proof to be first ascer-
tained, ........................ 449
bill of lading in such case ......... 449
what to contain .............. 449
duties, when and how collected,... 449
if not collected, spirits to be
stored, &c ............... 449
commissioner may make further
regulations .................... 449
distilled spirits and refined coal oil may
be removed from place ofmanuficture,
for crtin purposes ............
proceedings to effect such removal, 449 449
oath, bond, onditions ...... 449
removal not permitted in certai
cases......................... 449
when bond may be cancelled,. 449, 460
proceedings In case of breach of
condition of bond .............. 450
entries in books of distiller to be veri-
fied three times each month by oath,. 450
form of oath .................... 40
oath where original entries are not
made by owner ................ 460
duties on beer, ale, porter, and other
fermented liquors ............. 450, 728
when and by whom to be paid,.... 460
fitetional parts of barrels, &c., .... 450
owners of breweries making fermented
liquors to enter in books, amounts of
materials used, and of beer, &c., pro-
duced ............... 40,461, 728
books to be open to inspection of
collector ...................... 451
to render account monthly to col-
lectors ....................... 461
accounts to be verified by oath,... 461
to pay duties at time of rendering
accounts ..................... 451
provision where person manufactures in
one district and has a warehouse In
another .......................... 451
entries in books to be verified on oath,.. 451
form of oath ...................... 461
oath where original entries are not
made by owner ............. 451,452
pen4lty on owner, &c., for not making
true entry, &r .................... 452
stills, liquors, &c., to be forfeited,. - 452
collector may seize stills, &c..... 452
proceedings to enforce forfeiture,.. 452
to be in nature of a proceeding
in rem ................. 452
If duties on spirits, ale, &c., are not paid
in time, ten per cent additonalto
be charged.................... 462, 714
duties, &e., to be a lien on distil-
lery, U ..................... 452
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if duties not paid within ten days, the
amount may be collected by distraint
and sale of personal property of de-
linquents .......................... 452
proceedings in case of distraint and
sale ....................... 462, 458
owner may redeem beflre sale, by
payment or tender of amount
due, &c....................... 452
persons licensed as distillers or brewers
to furiish monthly So assessors
amount of liquors, &a ............. 458
accounts to be verified by oath,.... 48
persons, firms, and corporations, not to
.carry on certain trades or business
unless licensed ................ 45, 724
proceedings to procure license ....... 468
penalty for carrying on trade, Ac., with-
out license ............... 458, 464, 727
license to state what, ................ 454
to be good only for thepa speci-
fied therein ................... 45
persons carrying on more than one
trade, must have licens4 for each, ... 454
any number of persons carrying on
business at one place In copartner-
ship, may act under one license ...... 456
auctioneers not to sell goods, &c., at
private sale ............... 454, 727
penalty for so doing............ 44
may sell goods of licened dealers,
on their premises, at auction,.... 464
judicial sales and public sales by
executors, &c., not included here.
in ....................
privileges of licenses may be transferred
in certain cases,......... 454, 455, 727
names of new persons to be enter- .
.................
....455
sums to be paid for license by bank-
ers ...................... 466, 714-716
auctioneers .................. 455,727
wholesale dealers in liquors, &c.,.. 456,
716
retail dealers in liquors, &.,. 455, 716
retail dealers .............. 455, 715
wholesale dealers ....... 45, 715, 716
pawnbrokers .................... 455
rectifiers .................... 456
distillers ...................... 456,468
brewers ............ ............ 46
hotels, inns, taverns ....... 456,457
steamers ................... 456, 457
sums to be paid for licenses by
eating-houses .................. 457
brokers .......................... 457
commercial brokers ............. 457
land-warrant brokers ............ 457
tobacnists ............... 457, 714
theatres ........................ 457
circuses, ............ 457
jugglers ....................... 467
bowling-alleys and billiard-rooms,.. 457
confectioners ...............47, 458
horse-dealers ..................... 458
livery-stable keepers ............. 458
cattle brokers ................... 458
tallow.chandlers and sap-makers,.. 468
coal-oil distillers ................. 458
peddlers ........................ 468
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apothecaries ................. 458, 714
manuficturers.............. 458,714
photographers, .............. 458,459
awyers ................ 459, 714,727
physicians, surgeons, dentists, 459, 727
claim and patent agents ........... 459
apothecaries, retail dealers, &c.,
whose annual gross sales, &c., do
not exceed $1000, need not take
out license ................... 469
licenses not to be required.for certain
persons for sale of certain artcles4..5.. 459
licenses under this act not to authorize
any traffic prohibited by the laws of
any state........... ........ 459
States may tax, &c., any artce taxed
herein ............................ 459
MLiNUACTUnz, AnTIcLas, AND PRODUCTS.
specific and ad valorem duty.......... 459
persons, firms, &c., before commencing,
&c., manufactures, &c., to furnish as-
sistant assessor sworn statement,.... 460
contents of such statement, ....... 480
to make monthly returns ............. 460
form of statements, returns, &c........ 460
meaning of word "persons," as used in
this act ...................... 459,460
duties on manufactures to be paid
monthly .......................... 460
proviso as to thread .............. 460
to whom duties thereon are to
be assessed ................ 460
penalty for neglect to pay at time, &b.,. 460
duties, &o., to be a lien8.............. 460
duties on goods manufactured on com-
mission, &c., by whom to be paid,.... 460
on articles manufactured and sold
under contracts made prior to
this act, ...................... 460
goods, &s-., to be forfeited for neglect,
c., to pay duties thereon . 460,461
proceedings in case of forfeiture,.. 461
seizure and notice to owners, ...... 461
who to be deemed manufaturers
of the goods .................. 461
summons and sale ............ 461
excess of proceeds to be refunded,. 461
commissioner may review, &c., ca-
ses of forfeitures ............. 461
perishable articles may be sold, &c.,
before declaration of forfeiture,.. 461
penalty for refusing, &o., to make sworn
statement, monthly returns &. .... 461
if goods are manufactured and sold, .&c.,
without paying the duties, their val-
ue may be estimated,.and duties as-
sessed and collected.............. 4628
certain manuflatures, &e., exempt from
duty............................. 462
value, &c., of goods, to be estimated by
actual sales ...................... 462
in certain cases from average mar-
ket value .................... 462
duties on certain manuftctured articles
produced and sold, &c. 462-468, 729
candles,.......... ......... 462
minerl coals, except pea and dust
coal, .... . ........ 462,716
certainlessees topay the tax,. 462
lard oil, and certain animal and
vegetable ols ......... 42, 729
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latowai Rwmuej, (Continued.) hatuw Bawse, (Continued.).
red oil exempt, .............. 462 les by judicial and executive of&-
Illuminating gas .............. 462 cer, &o., exempt, .............. 467
duty may be added to price
charged consumers, . 468 Cimnuens, YAcurs, BiLL1gAp TAzras, AND
coal tar exempt ..... p ...... 468
competing gas companies to duties assessed thereon In Schedule A. 467,
pay rote imposed on largest - 627, 717
company ................. 468
coal Illuminating oil, &e........ 468 S.LAOMz&M CATE, HOs, Aam SHEEP.
distillers of coal oil to be subject to returns of amounts slaughtered for sale,
provisions of this act ........... 468 to be made monthly ............ 488, 718
ground cofee ....... ........ 468 duties to be paid monthly ............ 468
ground spices .......... 468 penalty for defat, ............... 468
refined sugar ............... 468, 716 commissioner to prescribe rules, Ac.,... 468
brown, &c., sugar ........... 468, 688
confectionery ............... 468, 717 RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, AND ERRYBOATS.
chocolate and cocoa ............. 468
saleratus ....................... 468 persons, &c., owning or having care of
railroads, steamboats, &c., to make
starch, .......................... 468
tobacco ................. 468, 717-729 returns monthly, under oath, of gross
snuf ....................... 468, 717 receipts for preceding month,.... 468,469
cigars ....................... 464 duties to be paid monthly . ......... 469
gunpowder ..................... 464 penalty for neglect to make returns, &e., 469
white lead ...................... 464 for attempting to evade payment,.. 469
oxide of zinc ................... 464 duties to bea lien ................... 469
sulphate of barytes ........ 464, 716 may be collected by distraint and
paints and painters' colors ....... 464 sae, & ...................... 469
clock movements ............ 464, 717 tax may be added to rates offire..... 469
pins .................... ...... 464 dudes on receipt of toll bridges,... 468, 469
umbrellas and parasols ....... 464,717 RAILROAD BONDS.
screws .......................... 464
railroad, band, hoop, and sheet iron, 464, Interest on railroad bonds and dividends
717 on stock to pay tax ......... : ...... 469
stoves and hollow ware ........... 464 persons, Ao, having charge of railroads
cast iron for bridges ........ 464,717 to withhold amount of duty,.... 469, 470
steel ............................ 464 to make return of such amount as
paper, ........................... 464 often as once in six months ..... 470
soap$............................ 464 payment to be made at time of mak.
salt .......... ......... .464 ing such return ................ 471
pickles ....................... .464 return to be under oath, ........... 470
glue, gelatine, and cement ........ 465 penalty for default in making return or
leather and skins, ............... 465 payment, ..................... 470, 471
conducting hose ................. 465 In ease of default of return or pay-
wire... ........... M ment, assessment, and collection how
varnish,...................465 made ............................ 470
f11 ............................ 465 Buns, TnusT CoMnxEs, SAvINGs IxNSTu-
cloth, cotton or woollen......... 465 TIONS, AND INSURANOE COMPANIES.
diamonds and other jewelry ...... 465
cotton ........................ 465 duty to be paid on all dividends in scrip
tax to be a lien ............. 466 or money ................. 470, 728, 724
penalty for removing, &c., with- on all sums added to surplus funds,
out paying tax ............ 465 &P. .......................... 470
certain, held by manufaeturer, on dividends in life insurance corn.
exempt, ............... .. 466 panies when to be deemed due,.. 470
manuflactures of cotton, wool, silk, banks, trust companies, a., to withhold
&c., and of non-enumerated arti- frkom stockholders, &c., amount of
AM ................... 466, 717, 729 such duty ........................ 470
printed books, &a.,boards, &c., returns of such amounts to be made
and certain other articles, not under oath .................. 470
considered manufactures un. to be made as often as once In six
der this act, ............... 466 months . ................. 470,471
payment to be made at time of re-
AucTrx SALEs. turn .......................... 471
percentage to be paid on all sales at penalty for defalt, ............... 471
auction ............................ 466 Insurance companies to pay duty on
auctioneers to return monthly amount gross receipts for premiums and as.
of sales ............................ 468 sessments, ........................ 471
return to be verified by oath, ..... 466, foreign companies to pay same,.... 471
467 returns to be made quarterly under oath,
pay
.to duty monthly,............. 467 except by life insurance companies,.. 471
ty for delinquency In making duties to be paid at such times.......471
list of payment, ................ 467 penalty for de ...............
.ult, 471
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latanai BRwea, (continued.)
PMRsoxS
SALsISJa AND PAY OF OSMUCRS AND
IN TRx SERVICE OF TR UNITRD STATzs, AND
duty on excess of salay above $600,... 472
to be paid by all in employ or sW*.
vice of the United States, ...... 472
members of Congress included,.... 472
amount of duty to.................
be withheld in set- 472
tling accounts,
duty on p ssports to be paid collector,.. 472'
collector to account therefor ...... 442
AnvzaVinxan S.
duty on receipts for advertisements In-
serted In any newspaper, magazine,
ft ............................... 472
amount of $1000 of receipts, ex-
empt from duty ............... 478
newspapers cirulating not over
2 copies, exemp .......... 478
managers of newspapers to return un-
der oath gross amount of receipts
quarterly ......................... 472
duties payable at time of such return,.. 472
penalty for neglect, fraud, &.. 478
if returns, &c., are not made, assistant
assessor to estimate the duties, &,.. 478
duty may be added to price of advertise-
ments ............................ 478
JzooxB Dui~r.
portion of act of 1861 establishing in.
come tax, repealed, ................ 478
duty on annual gains, profits, or income,
if over *600-and not over $10,000, 478
if over #10,000 .................. 478
on income derived from United
States securities ............... 474
on stocks, &c., owned in the United
States, by citizens of the United
States residing abroad ......... 478
local and other taxes to be first de-
ducted ............ 478, 474, 728
for what year to be assessed and "
collected................ 474
when payable,................ 474
penalty for delay or deoiult In pay-
ment .......... ..... 474
amount due to be a len on property
from which income accrues,..... 474
lien may be enforced by distraint
and sale ................. 474, 475
proceedings in such case, 474, 475
certificates of sale by collector, ef-
fect of ........................ 475
persons to make return of income, &c., 475,
718
in case of neglect or refdsal, asses-
sors to determine amount and as.
sess the same ................. 475
assessor may increase amount of income
returned ........................ 475
persons may make oath as to amount of
income ........................... 475
STAxP Durin.
stamp duties to be levied, collected, and
paid, on certain instruments, &&,475485
561
penalty for making, signing, &c., such
instrument without a stamp ...... 476
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IJtesa Rsatae, (continued.)
instrument, &c., also to be invalid, 475,724
but not prior to Jan. 1,1868 ...... 661
stamps for one instrument not to be
used for any other of same amount, 476
If so used to be of no avail,....*.... 476
paper, &c., stamped for particular pur-
pose, to be used for no other pur-
pon e ............................... 476
forging or counterfeiting, &c., stamps or
dies, how punished ................ 476
usWingforged stamp, &c., knowingly, with
intent to defraud .................. 476
fraudulently tearing or cutting off stamp
how punished .................... 476
persons using certain stamps to mark
them ......................... 476,721
penalty for neglect ............... 476
proprietors of proprietary articles may
furnish their own stamps ......... 476
dies, &c., to be retained by commis-
soner ........................ 476
stamps to be so affixed as to be de-
stroyed, ................... 476, 477
forging or fraudulently using such
stamps, how punished ........ 477
penalty for making, &c., bills of ex-
change, &c., without stamps, with de-
sign to evade, U ............... 477
acceptors of bills of exchange to place
stamps thereon ................... 477
bilp not to be negotiated without
stamp ........................ 477
penalty for forging or negotiating bill
without stamp ................... 477
commissioner to sell stamps to collect-
ore, postmasters, and others,.... 477, 718
five per cent. commission to be de-
ducted ........................ 477
discount to proprietors of proprietary
articles furnishing their own stamps,. 477
commissioner to make allowance for
stamps rendered useless, ....... 477, 478
to decide upon application of any
person, whether any instrument
is chargeable with any duty ..... 478
special stamp in such case,.... 478
telegraph companies not to send mes-
sages unless stamp Is affixed, &e..... 478
one stamp only required for one mes-
sage sent by many companies ....... 478
express companies not to receive articles
for transportation without stamp,.... 478
drugs, cosmetics, perfumery, &c., not
to be sold without a stamp,- *...478,727
penalty therefor ............... 478
this provision not to apply to phy-
sicians' prescriptions, .&c.,... 478,479
penalty on makers of drugs, &c., for re-
moving, &c., stamp with intent to
evade duties .................. 479, 727
for selling same without stamp, ... 479
medicines fQr exportation not in.
eluded herein ................ 479
maker, &c, of drugs, &c., to make
monthly statement In writing ....... 479
contents of such statement, ....... 479
penalty for false statement ....... 479
schedule of stamp duties ....... 479-485
agreements ........................ 429
bank-checks ........................ 480
bills of exchange .......... 480, 720
bilk of lading ..................... 481
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bonds ............................... 481
crfiate .................. 481, 720, 721
charter-party ................... 481, 721
contract ........ ............ 481
conveyance..................... 481
despatch, telegrph ................... 482
entry .............................. 482
expresses ................... 481,721,722
insurance policy ...... . 482, 719, 720
lease, &. ... 482
legal documents.............488, 484
mani ........................... 482
medicines and preparations ......... 484
mortgage,................... 482, 488, 721
passage-ticket, .................. 488, 720
perfbmery and cosmetics .............. 484
playing-cards ...................... 486
power of attorney ............... 488,720
probate of will ...................... 481
protest .............................. 488
warehouse-receipt ................... 488
writ ............................488, 84
suits by governments and criminal
process exempt, ............... 484
stamp duties on manifests, bill, of lad.
tog and pusage.tickets, not to apply
to vessels plying between the United
tates and Brith Provinces ....... 484
LlGAorzs AND DSBxsTzBUvz Sn aas o1 Pu s-
SONAL PROrRTY.
administrators, &e., or trustees, where
personal property exceeds $1000, made
subject to tax ...................... 486
rate of taxation in several cases, 48, 48
legacy to husband or wife of per-
son who died possessed, t9 be ex-
empt ......................... - 486
duty to be a lien..................... 486
administrator, &e.,to pay duty, .... 486, 718
to render statement on oath of
amount of property, and of duty, 486
contents of statement ......... 486
collector on delivery of such statement
and payment of tax, to give receipts, 486
penalty on administrators, &c., for neg-
lect &a ........................... 488
where there is no executor, &c., and no
Statement is filed, ........ .... 486,487
rate of duty in such eases ......... 487
lien to be enforced and realized,... 487
tax deeds, effect of ............... 487
records, &c., to be exhibited ...... 487
penalty for neglect . ...... 487
duties on corporations, commissioner to
decide in what district tax is to be as-
sessed, & ......................... 487
artics on which ditties are imposed,
forfeited in what cases .......... 487
proceedings to enforce forfeiture to
be in nature of proceedings in rem, 487
to be brought in eircuit or
district court of the United
States, 487
persons having such articles in posses-
sion, with intent to sell and evade tax,
liable to penalty ................... 488
appropriation for purposes of act, ...... 488
ALLOWAvCEz DRAWBAC.
drawback allowed on all articles except
cotton ................ 48, 780
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what evidence required that duty
has been paid,................. 88
drawback, how paid.............. 488
but not for less than twenty
dollas ................... 488
allowance in certain cases in addition to
drawback.......................... 488
fraudulent claiming drawback, how pun-
ished .............................. 488
certain sums credited to New Mexico,
on account of direct tax ............ 489
only one direct tax to be laid under act
of 1861, ch. 45, until April 1, 1865,.. 489
act amending the act to provide......682
who may administer oaths ....... 682
instruments, &c., not to be void for
want of particular stamp, if, &c., 682
proprietary articles excepted,.. 682
ofmlal documents and papers ex-
empt, ......................... 682
instruments issued without stamps,
prior to March 1, 188, not to be
void for that reasn ............ 682
if to be used Inevidence, to be
stamped ................... 68
act to mend act to provide, &e,.- - 718-784
written notic, may be partly inpint,.. 711
amendment of section eleven .......... 718
assistant assessors may perform any
duty of assessors ............. 714
amendment of section nineteen ....... 714
deputies may do duties of collectors, 714
notice to delinquent tax-payers, how
sent,........................ 714
to state what, ............... 714
demand for certain taxes ......... 714
not necessary, under stion
seventy-seven. ........ 714
copy of distraint, where to be left,. 714
amendment of section twenty-eight,....714
imprisonment added to fine ....... 714
amendment of section forty-three,...... 714
penalty for fraudulent use of marked
Cases, &C ..................... 714
amendment of section forty-four ....... 714
words "contiguous to such distil-
lery" strickbn out,.......... 714
amendment of section fifty-five...... 714
as to time when duties on liquors
are payable .................... 714
amendment of section sixty-four ...... 714
licenses of lawyers, tobacconists,
apothecaries, and manuibeturers, 714
additions to section sixty-four.......114
licenses of architects and civil en-
gineer ............... 714,715
builders nd contrators ... 715
owners of stallions and ja'-ks,.. 715
lottery ticket dealers, .... 715
insurance agents .......... 716
butchers ................... 715
retail dealers ............716
wholesale dealers ......716, 716
any license understatedl, may be
again assessed .............. 716
wholesale dealers in liquors,.. 716
retail dealers in liquors ......716
amendment of section seventy-flve, ....716
duties on paints and painters' col-"
ors .......................... 716
eal mined and delivered ......... 716
sur, refined and refiners ........ 716
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ntuaad Reswne, (continued.)
marine engines ................... 716
rivets, nuts, bolts, & ............
c 717
rolled brass, copper, &P ........... 717
sails, tents, shades ................ 717
tobacco, snuf/ &P ................ 717
mineral, &c., waters .............. 717
tailors, dress-makers, shoemakers,
........................... 717
umbrellas, parasols, fi .......... 717
ships, steamboats, vessels, U. ..... 717
confectionery ................... 717
goid-ioaf ........ .......... 717
castings of iron ................. 717
clocks and time-piees. ........ 717
amendment of section seventy-seven,.. 717
taxes on carriages, yachts, Uc, to
be paid annually............... 717
schedule A ...................... 717
amendment of section sevdnty-eight,.... 718
sigughtered animals.. ........ 718
amendment of section ninety-one,. 718
"gas" stricken out, ........... 718
amendment of section ninety-three,.... 718
proceedings in case of neglect or re-
fsal .......................... 718
amendment of section ninety-nine,..... 718
"ninety-eight " substituted for
"ninety-three," ................ 718
amendment of section one hundred and
two, .............................. 718
by striking out and inserting cer-
tain words ................... 718
amendment of section one hundred and
twelve ........................... 718
by striking out and inserting cer-
tain words,. .................. 718
stamp duty on lottery tickets ......... 719
lotteries, or sale of lottery tickets,
not authorized hereby ........... 719
penalty for making or sellinglottery
tickets without stamps ......... 718
prizes not recoverable ............ 718
forfeiture of twice amount paid, ... 718
duty on amounts received for insurance
against injury by travelling ....... 719
no stamp duty required on tickets
or contracts of insurance ...... 719
certain contracts concerning coin and
bullion, to be in writing ......... 719
stamp duty thereon .............. 719
duty if loan, U., is extended ..... 719
loans on pledge of coin, not to exceed
the par value of the coin........ 719
duty on such loans, .....---- 719
transactions with government not
affected ....................... 719
contracts, loans, and sales of coin, not in
accordance with this act, void, ...... 719
mone paid may be recovered
...................... 719, 720
amendment of section one hundred and
ten, ....................... 720
schedule B. amended ............ 720
duties on bills of exchange, drafts,
notes, &c...................... 720
on other certificates than those
specified in Schedule B. 720
on passage-tickets ............... 720
powers of attorney ............... 720
policies of insurance, marine or
fire. ......................... 720
bill of sale of a vessel ............ 720
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assignment of mortgage, lens,
icy ....................... 72 1
documents made in a foreign coun-
try for use here, to pay same duty
as though made here..........7.2
whotoaffix the stamp....... 721
mortgage or personal bond for pay-
ment or security of money, ..... 721
no conveyance of land or other
roper to pay duty of over
0 ... ................... 721
stamp duty not required on papers relat-
ing to bounties, pensions, c.- - .. 721
nor relating to indemnity for iDju-
ries by Sioux Indians ........... 721
nor on certificates of measurement,
weight, &c...... *.......... 721
nor on certain deposit notes of in-
surance companies . ........... 721
nor on certfictes of record of deed,
when bond or note Is secured by mort-
gage, only one stamp duty required,. 721
stamp dutr to be the highest kind
required ...................... 721
transportation by express companies ex-
empt frQm stamp duty .......... 721
stamp duty on charter-parties .......... 721
cancellation of stamps, commissioner
may prescribe method for ......... 721
mode may be required of manufacturers
of proprietary articles ............... 721
duty on interest on bonds of canal, navi-
gation, slackwater, or turnpike com-
panles ......................... 721, 722
returns to be made under oath,.... 722
penalty for default, ............... 722
duty on ferry-boats ................... 722
on express companies .......... 722, 728
income in estimating amount paid for
rent to be deducted ............... 728
duty on ale, beer, porter, coal-oil, rock-
oil, &c-,until April 1, 1864 ....... 728
none on that manufactured or dis-
tilled prIor to Sept. 1, 1862 72R
frctionalpartsof abarrel....... 728
deductions for leakage8 ...........
brewers to make returns .............. 728
not to render certain accounts,..... 728
banks not making dividends, to make re-
turns once in six months,. : ... .. 723
729
when first return is to be made; ........ 724
what duty td pay7 ................ 724
licenses to run from 1st Monday in May, 724
to continue until what time ....... - 724
those granted after May let ....... - 724
provision for unexpired licenses,... 724
commissioner may, in certain collection
districts, deliver stamps to collector
without prepayment,7 .............. 24
commissions, bond of collector,.... 724
collector to supply deputies ....... 724
no instrument issued prior to June 1st,
1868, without a stamp, to be invalid
for that cause ..................... 724
not to be admitted in evidence with-
out a stamp, ..... ....... 724, 726
stamp may be affixed in court,..... 726
collectors, py of ............... 725
to be allowed for postages, &c. . 726
salary not to exceed what sum, .. 726
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commsioner of internal revenue to pay
over monthly to treasurer, moneys in
is h .......
aan
treasurer to give r
8th audito and lot comptroller to
pass upon accounts ..........
moneys in his hands to be'apen to
inspection ....................
bond, sum, condition, custody,..... 72
deputy commissioner of internal rev-
enue, .............................
apponitment, salary, and duties, M, 726
when to act as commissioner,...... 726
Secretary of Treasury -may appoint
three revenue agents ..............
their duties and salaries .......... 726
eashier of internal duties, President to
apoint,.......................... 72
salary, duties, bond................ 726
assessor's salary......................
ofice rent allowed .. .......... 726
clerks and their pay ..............
postage, stationery ..............
assistant a.asors to be allowed post-
ages .............................
in California and Oregon, to receive
additional compensation, .... 725, 727
•10 make out accounts for pay month,
Iv............................ 727
when approved, to be paid by col-
lector ........................
appeal from collector to eonmis-
saone ........................
penalty on assessor for corruptly
approving any account .......
penalty fbrknowingly exerising a trade,
&c., without a license ..............
authority of auctioneers under their'l-
ense . .. ..................... 727 ixtoxicatng Drbinks,
of lawyers'and physicians....... 727
persons licensed and removing. may car-
ry on buiness at place of removal,.. 727
new entry to be made ............ 727
who to be deemed manufaeturer of arti -
else in schedule C ............. 727, 728 !Walil Pensions. See Pensions.
medicines, &c., intended for exportation,
may be manufactured, where ....... 728
manvacturer first to give bonds, ...... 728
such oods, when manufactured, how
ma e ............................. 728
what materials may be carried to ware-
house free of duty ................. 728
what transferred ................ 728
Imports in original packages may be re-
moved thither ..................... 728
nothing to be removed but for ex-
portation ................... 728
labor to be done, under whose supervis-
Ion and at whose expen ........ 728
manufactures from materials that have
paid duty to be free ro duty,...72, 729
tax on certain cloths to be only on in-
creased value.................... .729
duties assessed on full value to be
remitted, ...................... 729
duties illegally collected sad paid under
protest may be paid back, ........... 720
minufacturers of lard and lubricating
oil subject to what provisions ........ 729
producers of certain articles, subject to
same duties as manufacturers ....... 7
Inspectors of manutctured tobacco,... 729
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how designated, oath, fees, ........ 72
mWAnctured tobacco to be Inspected,. 729
725 penalties for fraudulently marking . 729
725 or changing marks to evade duties, 780
tobacco mal be removed for export with-
72 out psynent of duties ............. 780
bond to be given ................ 780
726 ptovisions concerning tobacco, not to
apply to snuff, cigars, of fine-out to-
bacco ............................ 780
725 drawback, evidence of exportation, to
entitle one to'benefit of .. ..... 780
bureau of exports of New York to
have charge of, ................ 780
726 power of head of bureau and of
bumu ....................... 780
existing mode of paying drawbacks
not altered, .................... 780
collectors and assessors in California,
728 Oregon, and Nevada, how paid ..... 780
this act to take efet on Its passage, ex-
726 cept, .......................... 786
726 existing law as to punishment of offences
save ............................ 780
726 drawback on cordials and certain mana-
factured liquors ...............780,781
amount how to be ascertained,.... 781
allowance not to be made unless,
&c............ ......... 781
Z"t"ationci Statistical Congresss,
727 at London, appropriation for expenses
of delegates to .................... 19
727
to commission to carry into efibot con-
727 vention with Paraguay, pay of ...... 64
to legations and consulates, Ipropris-
727 tion for ......... ! 1,88 6, 688, 689
with Indian tribes ................... 774
sale, &c, o4 in the District of Colum-
bia, to volunteers, prohibited ....... 291
punishment therefor,... 6, 291, 292
not to be included in autlers' list, ...... 871
sale o4 not to be authorized ........ 871
appropriadonus for .......... 2,124,881, 687
ohrt!yseventh (ngreai, first session,
of
appropriation for, .................. 816
Sow drawn and disbursed, ........ 816
to be verified by oath alter certain date,.08,
be in
of Imports of foreign goods, to
tripliate .......................... 7,7
to be produced to consul, U. ......... 78
declaration to be indorsed thereon,..... 787
consul to make certificate for each,.... 788
to whom to deliver the same ....... 788
goods not to be admitted to entry, un-
less invoice conforms hereto ........ 738
when search for may be authorized,.... 740
wiUl concealment, &c., of, how pun-
ished ...................... ...... 740
of ships or floating batteries, appropria-
tion to test the,.... . ............... 617
reservation of Fort Atkinson and In-.
dian agency made subject to ordinary
reservation of pubnlo lands ......... 28
prmption right ailowbd and how, 28
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peyment to, for expenses of defence
against tMe Indians .................
necessity of calling out troops to be
shown ........................
pay and allowances of, as in the
army ..........................
and only while in active service, 68
post-routes in, established, 156, 414, 572, 662
United States quits its title to certain
lands along the Des Moines River
above the mouth of Raccoon Fork to
the state of .......................
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296
additional representative in Congress as-
signed to .........................
certain lands heretofore granted to, dis-
charged fbrom the conditions of the
grant, ............................ 586
grant of land to, for improvement of
Des Moines River extended .......
lands, how to be held, &c.............
terms of United States circuit courts
In ............................
terms of district courts in .............
damages sustained by inhabitants from
depredations of certain Indians, to be
paid ...........................
district court in, may issue executions,
&c., in certain cases ................
appropriations fbr the ..... 49, 226, 517, 779
credits to be given to, for trust funds
taken from ...................
Iron SteM Battsry,
at Hoboken, K. J., board to examine,
Ac ................................
Iron P/ated ea-Steamerv,
appropiation for two .................
lron.cdad Steam Gu~-Boats,
the construction of twenty authorized,.. 888
profrlation therefor ................
one or more authorized to be built,..... 286
for, .....................
appropriation
Irona Steam Vesls of War,
appropriation for ....................
Irkuo Point,
Michigan, appropriation for purchase of -
land at, for certain bands of Ottowas
and Chippewas ....................
Iran Richard,
decision of court of claims against, as
trustee of Mechanics' Bank, con-
* firmed .............................
of what marriages dissolved by divorce
to be legitimate...................
See Divorce.
J.
Jadsr of Colnia,
appropriations for ...............
James, Fank,
assignment of land to chilren of.
Taes Jsph
assignment of land to children of,...... 1118
,Tms' Projeiles for Rifed C(anon,
examination of, authorized, ...........
famesRiver.
in Dakota Territory, to be called the
Dakota River .....................
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Japan,
for mission to ....................... 18
68 apropiation for expense of the em-
bas.y from ........................ 116
88 civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis-
ters and consuls of the United States
68 in ............................... 72-79
one malihal may be appointed in. 77
one prison may e hired in ............ 78
See Consus, Ministers.
report of survey of route between, and
California,....... ............. 88
261 treaty between the United States and,
of July 29, 1868 ................... 1051
contracting parties and negotia-
858 tors, ...........................1051
amity and friendship ............ 1051
diplomatic agent of United States
may reside at Yedo ........... 1062
consuls, or consular agents, may
648 reside at any open ports,.... 1052
diplomatic agent and consul-gener-
al may travel freely in any part
684, 686 of Japan .................. 10562
699 diplomatic agent and consuls of
Japan in the United States,... 1062
President of the United States, on
808, 804 request, to act as mediator be-
tween Japan and any European
807 Power ........................ 1052
United States ships-of-war to aid
Japanese vessels on the high sm,1052
United States consuls to aid Japan-
6 89, 540 ese vessels in ports ............. 1052
additional ports opened ..... 1062,1063
American citizens may reside
828 therein ................... 1053
rules and regulations as to their
814 residence ................. 1058
provisions as to residence of Ameri-
cans in Yedo and Osaca,.. .1068, 1064
88 regulations of trade,........ 10
these provisions to be made public
286 by Japanese government ....... 1054
munitions of war, to whom only to
be sold ....................... 1054
881 rice and wheat not to be exported
from Japan ................... 1054
supplies thereof to be sold to
residents, and for ships'
58 crews, &c., ................ 1054
copper, surplus to be sold at auction
by Japanese government ....... 104
Americans in Japan may employ
912 Japanese servants ............. 1054
duties, to be paid according to tar-
iff.............. 1054,1056
60 proceedings where there is a differ-
ence as to the value of duties,...1065
supplies for United States navy,.,.. 1056
opium, Importation of, prohibited,.. 1055
provisions as to seizure and de-
struction thereof,........... 106
108, 144 Imports on which duties are paid,
may be transported without fur-
1118 ther tax, &e ................... 1066
no higher duties than are fixed by .
this treaty, &e................. 1056
foreign coin to be current in Ja-
828 pan) ..................... 1065,1056
may be used in iyments, .. 1066
to be exchanged for Japanese
244 coin, e. ................. 1068
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coins, all except copper, may be ex.
ported ......................... 1086
uncoined foreign gold and silver
may be exported .......... 106
jurisdiction over offences ....... 1056
Americans against Japanese, in
consular courts ............ 1066
Japanese against Americans, by
local authorities ........ 1086
consular courts open to Japan.
ese creditors ........... 1056
forfeitures and penalties for vio-
lation of treaty ............. I08
neither government to be responsi-
ble for debts of its citizens ....... 1057
limits of right to travel, &c., in
opened harbors ................ 1067
what Americans shall lose right of
permanent residence in Japan,. .1067
such persons to have reasona-
ble time to settle their affairs,
to be determined by Ameri-
can consul. ....... 1067, 1058
Americans in Japan to have relig-
ious freedom .................. 108
religious animosity not to be ex-
cited
. ........................ 1058
Japanese authorities, on request of
consul, will arrest deserters and
fugitives from justice ......... 1058
will receive prisoners in jail,.. 1058
consul to pay just compensa-
tion ....................... 1058
Japanese government may purchase
or construct vessels far, &-. in
United States,. ... .1058, 1059
may engaqe in the United
States scientific men, &c.,... 1059
their purchases may be export-
ed ....................... 1059
except contraband of war,. 1039
regulations appended make part of
treaty,.................... 1059
conflicting provisions of treaty of
March 81, 1854, repealed ....... 1059
and of convesition of June 17,
1857 ..................... 1069
rules may be made to carry this
* treaty Into effect, .............. 1059
this treaty may be terminated after
July 4, 1872, by either govern-
ment, on a year's notice ....... 1060
treaty, &e., subject to revision.... 10GO
treaty, when to take effect, ........ 1060
ratifications, how verified ......... 1060
treaty executed in quadruplicate,. .1061
Dutch version of treaty to be deem-
ed the original ............... 1061
signatures ...................... 1061
regulations for conducting Ameri-
can trade In Japan ......... 1061
at custom-house ............. 1061
Japanese custom-house officers to
be placed on board merchant ves-
sels ........................... 1062
unlading of goods ............ 1062
fine forbreaking locks and seals,.. 1062
1068
goods discharged without entry to
be forfeited ................... 1068
fsuds on revenue, and attempts at
fraud, how punished, ..... 1063, 1066
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regulations as to goods to be landed, 1064
certain supplies need not be en-
tered, ........................ 1066
as to clearance of vessels, &c.,. 1066
meaning of word "ship" in treaty
or regulations ................. 1066
tonnage duties not to be levied on
American ships, ............... 1067
fees of custom-house authorities,... 1067
tariff of duties in Japan ........ 1067
cls one to be free .......... 1067
class two to pay five per cent.,.1067
class three to pay thirty-five
per cent.............. 1068
clas four to pay twenty per
cent, ..................... 1068
duties on exports ............... 1068
import and export duties may be
revised and when ............. 1068
ratifications exchanged, and procla-
mation ....................... 1068
office of consul-general at Simoda abol-
ished, ........................171
salaries of consul at Kanagawa and
Nagasaki, established ............. .171
of marshals of consular courts in ..... 171
rent of prisons for American convicts in, 171
Japanese Government,
presents offered by, to officers of the
- Niagara," may be accepted by them, 612
Ja"ner" 2heSooner
Isig-bounty due to, to be paid Moses
Noble. ............................. 886
Jeffer B r ,
funds for erection of arseal at, ........ 208
Jenkins, C. J.,
decision of court of claims against, as as-
signee of John McKinnie, confirmed,. 911
"Jessie,' The British Brq,
owners ot to be paid for losses in rescu.
ing the passengers and crew of the
American ship "Northumberland,".. 852
"John C. Fremwit," fTe 8dwoner,
name chaged to "Horizon," ......... 250
Jon .Johnson,
half section of land and mission-build
ing on Gull Lake Reservation granted
to, ...............................1249
John o, lorad,
payment to ......................... 849
J'dsm, NawV M.,
payment to, as administratrix of Walter
R. Johnson ....................... 86
Johnson, . S. J.,
decision of court of claims against, cen-
firmed ............................. 912
Joinsto , Robert,
may locate certain military bounty land-
warrants, ...................... 867,M88
warrants may be subject to certain
equities ...................... 868
assignments before the issuing of
atents to be void, ............. 868
land-entry ofZIn Missouri, onfirmed,... 882
claim&hepn,
Jlo/nston, of heirs of, to bereferredack to
court of claims, and proof taken, &e., 916
land scrip to issue to heirs of .......... 916
Jones, Emilie G.,
payment to, as executrix of Thomas P.
 1854
Invalid pension to,................... 862
"-Aeyga Lerntrne,"
payment to owners of the, for damages
for wrongtbl detention .............. 902 "Anles et Marie," Te
Judge Advocate,
for each army In the field, appointment,
rank, pay, &c., of .................. 698 "Jutir" Mh &ip,
may appoint a reporter ............... 786
his duty and oath ................ 786
may compel the attendance of witnesses
befbre courts-martial and courts of in-
qwry .............................. 754
Judge Advocate General,
to be appointed ...................... 598
rank, pay, and emoluments og ........ 698
records of courts-martial, &c., to be re-
Sturned to office of, for 'revision, ...... 698
Judges,
of district courts in Califtornia, compen-
sation oZ for extra services...84, 104
in the territories, appropriations for, 865,866
See idMeof the everal Territories.
appointment and pay ofZ under the treaty
for the suppression of the slave-trade, 8
when salary.to commence ............ 829
Aude of Unit States Court ,
duties of, under the act relating to ha.
b corpus...................... 755, 76
Judgmet,
payment of amount recovered against
A. T. Lee, aod others .............. 201
Judicial Circuits. See Cireuit Courts.
jdikial Ditrbts. See District burts.
in Illinois changed ................... 86
Judicial Expenss,
appropriations for, and prosecutions for
crime ..... * .......... 102, 148, 86, 698
Judicial Powers,
certain, conferred upon United States
ministers and consuls, or other fanc-
tionatles, in certain eastern coun-
tries ......... .................... 7279
See O , Marsals Minist.
Judicial Proceedings. See Haes Corpuw.
act to regulate, .................... 765-757
Jrudicial ygitm,
of the United States, act to give greater
efficehcy to ....................... 768
inase of disability, &c,, of judge of
supreme court for any circuit, Judge
of any other circuit may, upon re-
quest, hold the court ............... 768
proceedings in such case .......768
where there is no judge, the chief jus-
tice to make the request ............ 768
any civil cause certified into any circuit
court, may be certified back ........ 768
by what judge cause to be tried,... 768
court may fill vacancies in office of mar-
sbal or district attorney .............. 768 JuveMie Ofne s. See GuardianSocetg.
appointments to continue how long, 768
bond of clerk and marshal ............ 768
certified copy, to be prima fide
proof of execution and of con-
tents thereof .................. 78
Judlay. See Tides of te,dffeen Oourt.
appropriations for the, 101, 142,148,865, 866,
appropriation for grading and lmprov.
lag$................................ 5W
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PAM
uar, (continued.)
Judii'
part of, may have free library and read-
ng-4 oom for soldiers erected thereon, 822
and home for destitute news-boys, 880
damages to be paid to the owners of the
French brig ....................... 918
appropriation to bring home seamen otA
charged with mutiny, &e........... 887
Justileson. See Consuls, Miniater.
civil and criminal, of certain ministers
and consuls abroad .............. 72-78
Jrors,
summoning 09 in capital cases, in the
federal courts ..................... 589
act providing for selection of, to serve
in the courts of the District of Colm-
ba,............................... 428
list to be made and kept ............. 428
names to be selected from the list,..... 428
to be taken in due proportions from
the several wards ............. 480
who to be exempt fron) jury duty.... 428
name not to be on list, ....... 428
jury box -and where kept .......... 428
drawing of grand and petit jurors,..428, 429
talesmen may be summoned ........ 429
notice to those drawn as jurors . 429
penalty for not attending,....... 480
proceedings of officers, refusing or ne-
glecting to make lists ............... 429
if jurors are notified and do not at.
tend .......................... 429
if the inel is incomplete ....... 429
qualificatlqns of jurors ............... 429
excuses from serving as jurors........ 429
penalty for misconduct in making list
or drawing jurors ............... 429,480
act defining additional causes of cial-
lenge, and prescribing an additional
oath for, in the United States courts,. 480
fees of, in assessing damages for laying
out highways ...................... 802
how summoned, &a ............. 802
Jury Bo,
in the District of-Columbia, where and
how to be kept, .................... 428
Ithye District of Columbia, who to be 4M
• exempt from,.......................
Jutices of the Peace,
in the District of Columbia, to report
fines imposed under the liquor law in
that district ...................... 542
to pay over moneys, .............. 642
penalty for neglect, ...... ....... 642
for station-houses, &e. ............ 580, 681
in the District of Columbia, may be re-
moved by supreme court of the Ele-
trict, after due notice, &c......... 764
in the District of Columbia, act to re-
form .......................... 499-01
L
Kanaaa,Japa,
salary of consul at established ... 71
698 Kansas,
disbursements for volunteers in, in 1866, 67
certain mal routes established In ..... 4
appropriation for service on. 16

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tinued.)
hon consias asaat.................. . 126
Indian territory excepted ou until, 126
boundries.
& ............... ooooo. 127
rights of Indians to be preserved,...... 1L7
one representative in Congress ......... 127
Congress does not assent to the claims
in the constitution, &., of K*nsu,.. 127
propositions to be submitted to popular
vote ...................... 127
if accepted, to be obligatory,......127
sehool lands .................... 127
state university lands............ 127
lands for public buildings ....... 127
salt springs and contiguous lands,. -127
salt springs, &c., vested in individ-
uals, not to be granted by the
state ......................... 127
percentage on land sales .......... 127
foregoing propositions are on ondi-
tion .... ......................... 127
state not to tax property of United States
in state*....................... 127,128
lands heretofore confirmed to Kansas
and now granted to be deducted, ..... 128
laws of the United States, &c., extended
to Kansas ......................... 128
state made a judicial district, .......... 128
district court established ............ 128
jnrisdictlon and terms thereof ........ 128
judge, attorney, marshal, and their pay, 128-
appeals and writs of error ............. 128
successor of supreme court of Kansa
territory .......................... 128
post-routes established In...... 4, 157, 416
aurveys of public lands in,... 218, 851, 748
appropriations for the territory of ..... 142
annuam direct tax apportioned to ...... 295
terms of United States circuit courts in, 684
685
grant of lands to, In alternate sections,
to aid in the construction of certain
railroads and telegraphs ............ 772
description of roads and branches ...... 772
If any section has been sold, an equal
quantity to be granted in lien thereof, 772
certain lands tot within this act, ...... 778
sections remaining to the United States,
not to be sold for less than double mn-
inuin price................. 778
not to be subject to private entry,
until, & ..................... 778
settlers on reserved sections, entitled to
patente under homestead law . 778
lands granted, to be disposed of only for
what purposes..................... 778
railroads, &e., to be public highways,.. 778
free of charge for transportation of
troops, &c.................... 7 78
loads, how disposed of by state........ 778
roads, &c., to be completed within ten
years, ......................... 778, 774
malls to be transported over roads, at
what price ......................... 774
district court in, may issue executions,
&e., in Eertain cases ................ SO
Kaams Indian,
appropriations for the.... 49, 225, 517, 779
title of United States in reservation as-
signed to, Vested in reservees ....... 21
or in those decided to be heirs pf
reservees ..................... 21
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lditns,4continued.)
Isas
prior contracts for sale, not.made
effetive hereby ...............
lands of reservees may in certain cases
21
be sold ........................... 21
patents to Issue therelbr ........ 21,22
proceeds of " to go to benefit of
reservees .................... 22
sale of lands o4 by sealed bids, post-
poned ............................ 680
President may negotiate treaties with,
to extinguish their titles to lands,.... 798
for home to be prepared for, In the
Indian country ................ 798
treaty with, of October 5, IM ......... 1111
portion of their rdservaton to. be set
apart and assigned n severalty to
members ofWie .................. 1111
boundaries of reservation........ 1111
assignments of laud to heads of &nm2lies,
&e ............................... 1111
for Indian agency and schools.... 1111"
to be in a compact body ..... 1111, 1112
intermediate parcels to be held in com-
mon, subject to assignment in sev-
eralty ........................... 1112
whole to be called the Kansas Reserva-
tion ............................... U12
whites not to reside or go thereon, un-
less,&e., .........................1112
assignment, &., to be made under di-
rection of Secretary of Interior,..... 1112
certificates to issue for tracts assigned, 1112
what to specify .... *............. 1112
lands assigned not to be alienated, 4c.,
unless, &c.......................... 1112
to be exempt from taxation, &c.,... 1112
rules, c., concerning disposition
o ........................... 1112
provision In ease of abandonment ot
lands assigned, .................... 1112
certain surplus lands may be sold for
certain purposes, ................... 1112
mods, &c., of sale ........... 1112
improvements ............. 1112, 1115
proceeds of sale, how expinded,.... 1112
validand just debts tobe paid there-
from .................... 1112, 1118
if proceeds of sale are insufficient to pay
debts, moneys now due my be used , 1118
to be applied under direction of
Secretary of Interior .......... 1118
President, with assent of Congress, may
modify any existing treaty with the
Kansa tribe ....................... 1118
expenses of this treaty to be paid out of
funds of the Kansas tribe ........... 1118
asIgnmdnt of lands to children of their
half.breed relatives ................. 1118
not to be disposed of except. &c.,.. 1118
right of way for roads and railroads,... 1118
when treaty to be binding ............ 1118
signature............. ......... 1118, 1114
ratification with an amendment,-1114, 1116
amendment agrbed to ............ 1116
treaty proclaimed .................. 1116
treaty with,'of March 18, 1862,. 1221
reference to former treaty ......... 1221
contracting parties ...... ....... 1221
the valuq of Improvements by certain
settlers to be ascertained, and certifi.
cates of indebtednessissued therefor, 1221
122B
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half section of land to Thomas S. Huff- adverse decision of court of claim, un.
aker ............................ 1222 m
Armed ............................ 922
signature and ratification .........122 Knme, William,
amendments and assent thereto....... 1228 land warrant to issue to, as executor of
proclaimed by the President of the' Robert Forterfield, ................. 886
United States ..................... 1224
Kanas Rsen'djon, appropriations for the ..... 48, 224,517, 777
what to Ie known as the ............. 1112 Eattery,
payments made to clerks at navy yard
. payment to: ........................ 749 at, &c., allowed .................... 160
"Karnak,"t KE Navy Yard,
American register to issue to the steamer, 652 appropriation to purchase land adjoin- 564
Lrskvskias, Ing,................................
trust funds of, to be made good ....... 640 Km
provision for relief of the ........... 798
1, Joseph,
mileage and salary of ................ 868
Imnap, Charles,
adminitrator of W. W. Russell, pay- contract with, to be modified, ......... 887
ment to, for freed slaves ............ 924 Knogya, James W.,
Khela, (Wisconsin,) dministrator of Whitmore ,K=igs, ad.
building a pier and beacon-light at ....749 verse decision of court of claims con-
KeIt, EdwardIV., firmed ............................ 922
payment to, for his apparatus for sepa- Knoxville,
rating gold, c ................... 842 .hooeenagTennessee,
1ndana,not a port of delivery ..... 587
ENotaky.
additional term of federal, circuit and treaty with. See FkAeds.
district courts in................. 86, 87
at Louisville, Covington, and Padu- L,.
cah,......................... 86,87
post-routes in, established,.... 158, 415, 688 Labor,
annual direct tax apportioned to....... 295 hours of, Innavy yards .......... 880, 87
additional representative in Congress Laborers,
assigned to ....................... 858 additional, in offlee of quartermaster-
act regulating time of holding the fed- general,....................... 64a
eal courts m, ................. 886
volunteer force may be raised in ...... 641 appropriation for painting iron finee
not exceeding M0,000 .................. 641 around,........................... 8
term of service ................. 641, 642 Laird, Adrew,
where and how to be employed,... 641,642 ent to ........................ 917
offlcers, how appointed and commis-
sioned, ........................... 642 in Michigan enlarged ................ 88
when only entitled to pay ....... 642 land, thereon to be subject to ole
to be mustered into the service of the and entry ..................... 688
United States ..................... 642 Labe Wirnaebagos India
subject to articles of war.......... 642 appropriations for the,. .47, 58, 228, 514, 776
pay, subsistence, &c ............... 642 treaty with, March 11, 1M88....... t2
two regiments may be mounted riflemen, 842 &ee CAipemos.
President may make rules ............ 642 La Nana. See Flodst.
these volunteers may become three tract, certificates to Issue to owners of,. 871
years' volunteers ................... 642
expenses of repelling rebelxaids in, how in Washington City, value of certain, to
"d,............................ 750 be ascertained and reported to Con-
appropriation for coal depot at ....... 816
island o; declared to be under martial of Pedro Chaboya, to the tract called
law ............... ... Appendix, 1260 "Lra Pose de San Juan Bautista," to
writ of habeasopua may be suspended be heard and determined ........... 902
in .......................Appendix, 126 Land Claims,
provisions confirming grants by GeorNi
certain entries of land in Leavenworth which may fall in Florida, on settle-
Island made at, to be as valid as if ment of dividing line, if, &c..... 11, 12
made i proper office in Missouri,... 209 private, in Callforria, provision concern-
Kikapos, Iug surveys and plate of ...........88, 84
apptopriations for the .... 60, 226, 617, 779 jurisction of district court in such
.a..s..... ............... 88,84
free persons in District of Columbia, See 01 O'rnia.
with intent to reinslave them, or to provision respecting certain private, in
sell them as slaves, how punished,... 878 Missouri .......................... 84
reisslaving, how punished ........ 878 of Ames, Holladay, and Blair, to lots In
King,Abraham, Hospital Square, San Francisco, suit
decision of court of claims against, as may be brought to determine,... 125, 126
administrator ofJohn Mfandeville, con- proceedings in such suit,......... 128
firmed ........................... 912 private, in Cahlirna appropriation for, 148

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Land Cams, Priate,
certain, in Now Mexico, confirmed, 71
of E. W. Eaton, John Scolley, Cor-
nelio Vigil Ceran St. Vrain ..... 71
claims of Scolley, Vigil,- and St. Vramin,
to be surveyed and located ......... 71
certain other such claims confirmed,... 71
but not that of Juan B. Vigi, ..... i Land Districts,
effect of such confirmation ........ 71, 72
Juan B. Vigil may institute a suit against
the United States on his claim ...... 72
within what time, and how court
to be governed ................ 72
heirs of Luis Maria Baca, may select
certain land in lieu of, &c.......... t.. 72
selection to be made within three
years ......................... 72
lands to be surveyed and located,.. 72
act for final adjustment of, in Florida,
Louisiana, and Missouri ............ 85
claimants by grant prior to cession to
the United States, may apply to com-
missioners for confirmation of claim,. 85
mode of application .............. 85
who to be comdiisaloners, their author-
ity and duty ...................... 86
to report to commissioner of gen-
eral land-office ................ 86
claims reported upon to be divided into
three classes ...................... 86
contents of each class .......... 86
no claim shall be reported for confirma-
tion that has been heretofore rejected
by any board as fraudulent, ....... 86
or twice rejected on Its merits .... 86
bommissioner of general land-office to
report to Congress claims approved
for confirmation .................... 86
and all things done under this act,. 87
claims approved and rejected by said
commissioner to be treated as belong-
ing to public lands of the United
States............................. 87
claims disproved to be reported to Con-
gress ........................... 87
proceigs when lands, title to which
is confirmed, have been sold by the
United States ..................... 87
other lands may be entered In lieu
thereof ....................... 87
evidence given to former boards as to
any claim, shall be taken as priad
fade true ........................ 87
and be admitted on examination of
claims under this act ........... 87
lands claimed under this act, not to be
sold, bef e final decision ......... 87
cultivated land not to be surveyed,
&c.,without, &c .............. 87
claimants to advance certain fees for re-
cording......... ............ 87
proceedings where lands have not been
held twenty years, but are claimed by
complete grant, &c .............. 87,88
to be by petition to federal district
court, ......................... 88
proceedings thereon ......... 88
this act to be in force five years unless,
&c.,................ .......... 88
claims presented within five years, may Lands,
be decided afterwards ............. 88 cession of, by Indians to the United
survey of derived from foreign govern- States. See Cssion and Ttles of to
ment, may be made, on written appli-
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cation, when osts thereof are ad-
vanced ........................... 410
limit to power of surveying off-
cer ...................... 410, 411
grant not to be deemed incomplete for
want of survey and patent, .......... 411
an additional one (Columbia River Dis-
trict), established in Washington Ter-
ritory ............................ 16
boundaries, and alteration thereof, 16,17
register and receiver to be appointed,
and their pay ................. 17
Yancton District in Dakota, established, 244
where land-office is to be located,.. 244
register and receiver may be ap-
pointed .. .............. 24
former law maling appropriation for ad-
ditional, in Washington Territory, re-
pealed............................. 218
District of Nevada established,.... ... 08
part of Cheboygan land district in Michi-
gan added to Lake Superior district,. 688
LadOffGeneral,
appropriations for the, .96, 97, 188, 860, 687, 88
Land-Offce_
at incennes, Indiana, register to be al-
lowed for office-rent at, ............. 642
John Moore, to be allowed for custody
of papers ...... ............. 642
register at Booneville, Mo., to receive
certain fees for services ............ 181
not to exceed, &c ............... 181
receiver to have his equal share,... 181
reasonable allowance to be made
for rent and clerk-hire ....... 181
no clerk to be paid, unless, &c.,.... 181
provisions of act to extend to all con-
solidated land-offices ............... 181
and to cover expenses heretofore in-
curred ........................ 181
former registers to have allowances for
office-rent and clerk-hire ......... 181
clerical services authorized to bring up
arrearages of work at Olympia, Wash-
ington Territory .................. 198
the President may, upon, c., order dis-
continuance, 4c., ofany ............. 409
in Colorado territory established ...... 418
offiers, &e., in .............. 418
Lndrum. Lawrence P. .,
invalid pension to ..................... 907
Land Scip. See Pvlic Lands.
to be issued to states and sold for bene-
fit of colleges for agriculture and the
mechanic arts .................. 508-606
location, &e., of .............. 604, 605
Land Survegs,
in townships not mineral or reserved,
may be made on application by set-
tlers in writing, &c ................ 608
Land Tite,
act to quiet certain in the late disputed
territory of Maine .......... 6...
40,541
Land Warrants .......................... 84
SeeiBo 'ad Warrants, and Viu'ma
Teral w indianatriba.
Treies
1858 INDEX.
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Land, Pst, (continued.)
iteof United States, in reservation of Johnston, Robert, ............. 867, 868
Kansas Indians, to vest In resehees Kinney, William. ............... 886
or their heirs ..................... 21,22 Lavonture, Francis .............. 857
in Iowa, reserved for Fort Atkinson and Logan, Doctor .................. 892
an Indian agency, to be disposed of as Logan, John..................... 892
public lands ordinarily are .......... 28 Logan, T.. ................... 892
certain preamption claims allowed,. 28 Madden, (or Aaddin) Thomas, .... 844
two persons on same quartersection Matthews, Robert A.,
may jointly preimpt, ........... 28 attorney of Charles W. Tosh,... 881
no declaratory statement required,. 28 Meeker, Moses ................ 888
lot to be conveyed to city for schools in Michie, ThomasU, .............. 8w
Washington,. . . .......... 27 Morgan, Isaac,.................892
to continue to be used lbr schools. 27 M s, Alexander........... 892
title to certain, in Baton Rouge, Lou. Nellson, Hall ................... 892
ana, relinquished to city of Baton Pariah of St. Matthew's Church,.. 884
Rouge, ........................... 48 Point Coupee, Louisiana, .......... 871
survey of Grand Cheniere Island, con- Portertield, Charles (or Robert),... 886
firmed ............................ 48 Port Huron, Michigan ......... 867
pre mption rights granted ....... 48 Quails, William.................. 891
certain entries o4 by mall contractor, Repentidny, Chevalier de ........ 888
ecnfirmed .................... 70 Smith, lizabeth ............... 871
patents to issue, if terms of contract Sorrels, John .................... 892
are complied with ............. 70 Sorrels, Joseph.................. 892 891
and entries been used as stations,.. 70 SMinks, John O................
provisions of act restricted to one and y.lor, John W ................. 847
the first set of 6ond JSe prebmp- Thomas, Cyrus.................. 892
tions ............................. 70 T'hompson, William ............. 846
no more rights to be acquired under Ttaunt Wendell .................. 846
the act ....................... 70 Wadsworth, Solomon ............ 860
reservations to be sold, when stations are Watkins, Greenbury M. .......... 888
abandoned ........................ 71 Wherry, Mackey ................ 866
laws granting preimption rights to whit Woolsey, William ......... 891, 892
contractors, repealed, ............. 70, 71 Worthen, Daniel................. 891
missionary claims at Sault Ste. Marie, Worthen, Richard ......... 891,892
to be confirmed as claims of individ- appropriations for the survey o4...218, 861,
uals, ......... .................... 88 747, 748
upon approval, patents to issue title to certain, In Hospital Square, San
therefor ...................... 88 Francisco. to be tested by suit,...125, 128
grant to parish of Point Coupee ........ 118 proceedings In such suit ......... 12
acts concerninIg, in favor of time for selecting salt springs and con-
Ames, J. G ..................... 880 tiguous lands in Oregon, extended,... 124
Atkins, Josiah ..... ......... 88 provision concerning school and other
Blair, James .................... 880 lands in Kansas ............... 127
Blnemont College Associaton,.. 891 See Ka.
Bragg, Braxton ................. 845 grants of, to Minnesota and OregonLlb
Brott, ee F ................. 848 university purposes ................ 208
Brush D. ............. 891 lands in St. Louis, Missouri, on which
Clark, Danliei .............. 867 the arsenal stands, to be sold,....208, 209
Coleman, Jamet S.. ............. 840 proceeds, how aplied ........ 208, 209
Conway, William, ................ 867 entries of, in good Maith at Kickapoo,
Crow, A ....................... 892 Kansas, in the Delaware land district,
Davis, Daniel, ................... 881 in Leavenworth Island, as valid as
De Bonne, Sieur ................ 888 though made in proper office in Mis-
Dill, Sanuel H., ............... 852 souri .............................. 209
Dixon, John ..................... 848 certain, In Iowa, along the Des Molnes
Dodge. Israel .................... 866 River, and above mouth of Raccoon
Doebler, IR.K .................. 862 Fork, to be relinquished to State,... 251
Donaldson and Scott, ........... 867 expenses of collection of revenue from,
Douglass, James S., senior,...... 840 a;ropriatIon for .................. 867
"lisha, Mark ........ ....... 888 cates to issue to owners, U., of
Rimore, George .................. 892 Las Ormigas and La Nana tracts,.... 871
Penwick, Walter ................ 868 Lang, William,
Gibson Randall L. .............. 846 released fom penalties of unfulfilled
Gray, Sylvester ................. 869 contracts ................... 89
arlgnon, Pierre .................. 857 Lamoa, oar Janma.
Guillory, Francis, ...... 85 payment to, for services as land receiver, 847
Hanscomb, Eben ....... "....84
H *gginsWilliam............ 849 appropriation to complete charts of sur-
Holden, Edward, .......... 891, 892 vey of the ........................ 150
Holladay, S. W ................ 880 free navigation of the, and Its tribatarles,1017
Hollday, Stephen ............... 892 Lard and Lvbvriad 0i,
Johnston, Gabriel J ............. 882 manufacturers of, suldedt to what duty, 729

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L~as 0mas. See Mloats,
trat, certificates to Issue to owners of, 871
Latha=, Obadiah B.,
payment to ......................... 919
-, Oliver S.,
payment to ......................... 919
Lavontwre, Francis,
hand tide of,confirmed ............... 867
Law Exp ases,
appropriations for ............ 102, 148
Lawfd Money,
what may be deemed, under the bank-
ing act ...........................
Law Librue/, 877
for supreme court of the United States, 110
L-1w
publication of, appropriation for,....... 272
of District of Columbia, act for codifica-
tion and revision of ................ 408
final report, when to be made ..... 408
rt of act repeated .............. 582
of District of Columbia, provision for
codification of ..................... 765
naval, of the United States, revision and
codification of; ..................... 826
Leawse Island
Secretary of Navy may acept title to,
and to marsh, from Philadelphia, for
naval purposes,.................... 576
title must be perfect and indefeasi-
ble ...................... ..... 575
public interests must be promoted
by acquiring the tite .......... 576
Leak, Tilman,
money to be refunded to, on his surren-
der of land patent, ................. 840
Leases. See Taxes.
by tax-commissioners of lands bid in
by the United States, in sales for
taxes ............................ 424
Leavenworth Idand,
entries of land in, at Klckxpoo, Kansas,
in Delaware Land District, to be as
valid as though made in the proper
district in Missouri ......... 2D9
Leaveaworth, Pawnee, and Western Railroad
Con pan,,
to have preference In purchasing re-
maining land of the Delawares ..... 1180
to have perpetual right of way....... 1180
patents to issue for such lands ......... 1180
conditions upon which patents shall Is-
sue ........................ .... 1182
may construct railroad and telegraph
line to connect with Pacific rail-
road .......................... 498, 494
may unite with road through Kan.
sas ........................... 496
Legacies,
duty upon, where property is over
$1000 in value.................. 485-487
Leisaive Assembi,
in Arizona, olorado, Dakota, Idaho,
and Nevada. See those titles.
lEislative, Exectie, and Judicial Expenses
Appropriations,
general, legislative, executive, and judi-
cial appropriation bill, for 1860-61,.. 91
for 1861-62 .............. 188, 214, 276
for 1862-6 ................... 855, 867
lbr 1868-64 ..................... 682
nothing herein to impair the right to re-
duce compensation of office ........ 85
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'ative,
1c,, Ap.rpriations, (continued.)
or to abolish any existing office,... 85
legislative ......................... 91,188
Senate........ 91, 92, 188, 866, 867, 688
House, .. 92, 98, 134, 276, 866, 867,
688
Congressional Globe and Appndix for
each member of second session of 86th
Congress....................98
proviso as to cost per volume for
each session .................. 98
for members of 87th Congress, 184, 855,
68,684
how to be bound ............ 3656
reporting proceedings in Daily Globe,.. 98,
184, 186, 276, 866, 867, 688, 684
what shall not be allowed John C.
Rives in settlement of his ac-
counts ........................ 98
former rates repealed ............. 98
additional compensation to report-
era ................... 186, 856, 688
library of Congress ....... 98,185, 867, 684
public printing and paper,..98,94, 185 867,
867, 684, 686
number of clerks of superintendent
of, limited .................... 98
superintendent to submit to Con-
gress at each session estimate of
expenses in detail ............. 185
to report payments for the year, 185
executive ............ 94, 186, 867,685
court of claims,.......... 94, 185, 857, 685
state department ......... 94, 186, 867, 685
secretary's office ..................... 186
publishing laws ................ 94, 186
Howard's Reports .............. 94, 186
N. E. Executive Building ..... 94, 186, 868,
686
treasury department,..94,186, 187, 276, 868,
685
secretary's office .... 94, 186, 858, 685
assistant secretary ......... 858, 65
extra clerk hire ................. 95
comptrollers' offices,.. .94, 95, 186, 187,
858, 369,.686, 686
auditors' offices ... 94, 96, 96,186, 137.
368,869, 686, 687
the twenty-nine clerks transferred
from third auditor's offiee to other
bureaus, to bepermanently trans-
ferred ........................ 96
power of transfer of clerks, not
taken from heads of department, 95
treasurer's office, .. 96, 98, 186, 187,
368, 859, 686, 687
ieglster's ofice,...96, 96, 186, 187,
868, 369, 686, 687
solicitor's offioe,...9, 96, 186, 187,
868, 869, 686, 687
office of commissioner of cus-
toms,. .. 96,96, 187,868, 686, 687
light-house board, 95, 96,187,
868, 860, 686, 687
S. E. Executive Building, including
extension, &c.......... 96, 187, 188, 860,
687
department of the interior ..... 96, 188, 189,
277, 860, 687
office of secretary and aaistant,.96,
97, 188, 860, 687
biennial register .......... 141,277
statutes at large ................. 277
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cler and watchm ........... 277
general land-office, 96, 97, 188, 860,
687, 688
to carry Into effect act estab-
lishinj additional district in
Wanshington Territory, . 96
Indian af .... 96, 97, 188, 860,
687, 688
pensions ..... 96,97, 188, 189, 860,
687, 688
public buildings,..97, 189, 861, 688
surveyors-general and their
clerks..... 97, 98, 139, 277, 861,
688, 689
recorder of land titles in Mis-
souri...... 98, 189, 861, 689, 690
war department,.98, 189, 140, 277, 861,
862, 689, 690
office of secretary and assist-
ants ...... 98,189, 140, 861, 689
adjutant-general ...... 98, 189,140,
86%,689
quartermaster-general, 986,689,
189, 140,
862,689
paymaster-general ..... 98, 99, 189,
140, 862, 689
commissary-general, .... 98, 99, 189,
140, 862, 689
surgeon-general,...98, 99, 189li 40,
topographical engineers,.... 98, 99,
140, 862, 690
chef engineer. . 98, 99, 140, 882
6W9
colonel of ordnance,....98, 99, 140,
862, 90
1. W. Executive Building, 99,140,
277, 868, 690
building corner of F and 17th
Streets... 99, 140, 278, 868, 690
navy department, .... 99, 140, 868, 690
secretary's ofce,..99, 140, 868, 690
assistant secretary, .. 278, 868, 690
bureaus,..99,100,140, 141, 868, 690
additional clerks, &c. in...... 278
S. W. Executive Building, 100, 141,
868, 690
post-office departnent,....100,141, 279,
864, 690
general post-offiee extension,. 100
paper and printing for executive de-
partments ................ 100, 141
for biennial register and annual
statement of commerce and navi-
gation ....................... 141
biennial register to be made under
the direction of the Secretary of
the Interior .................. 141
mint and branches,.. .100, 101, 141, 142,
278, 864, 691, 692
New York assay-off ie,. .. 100, 142, 218,
864,692
territories, government in..101, 142, 278,
864, 86, 692, 698
judiciary ...... 101, 142, 148, 865, 898
office of Attornoy-General, ... 101, 148,
865, 698
expenses of private land-claims in
California, ........ 101, 148, 866, 698
reporter............. 102,148 %65, 698
district attorneys, ......... 10r. 148, 865
marshals ............ 102, 148, 866
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Lg_ ativs,6c-., Appropriations, (continued.)
court expenses, and prosecution of
crime.... ...... 102, 148, 866,698
annuities and grants ............. 148
counterfeiting coin ............... 102
independent treasury,....102,148, 278,
868, 698, 694
inspectors of steamboats ...... 102, 148,
866, 694
collection of revenue from lands, . .108,
144, 866
registers and receivers ........... 144
penitentiary, ......... 108, 144, 278, 867
public buildings, repairs and care
of, .102, 198, 148, 144, 866, 867, 694
public grounds ...... 102, 108, 148, 144
868, 693
President's house,.... 102, 108, 144, 866
867, 69
auxiliary guard,........... 108, 144
draw-keeper atthe Potomac bdges, 144,
866,694
conveying electoral votes to seat of
government ................... 108
rent, of court-rooms at Los Angelo,
California, to be paid, .............. 108
payment not to exceed $8000 ..... 108
Attorney-General's office .......... 105
Washington aqueduct, ........... 106
how to be expended ........ 106
office of Engineer of Potomac Wa-
ter-Works abolished ........... 106
repairs, tbmlture, &c, of custom-
houses, court-room, and postof-
ice .......................... 106
purchases and contracts, except for per-
sonal services, &c., to be made after
advertising for proposals, ......... 108
how to be made when immediate
delivery, &c., is required, .. 108, 104
not to be made unless authorized
by law, or under an appropriation
therefor ...................... lot
except in war and navy depart-
ments, for clothing, &c.,... 104
arms, or military supplies, of a patented
invention, or right of using patented
invention, not to be bought, unless,
&c ............................... 104
war debt of California to be paid. 104
no payment to be made beyond un-
expended appropriation ....... 104
extra salaries of district judges of Call-
fornia to be paid .................... 101
arrears due authors and artists of the
exploring expedition, to be paid,... 144
amount of refining at the branches of
the mint and at the pssay-office In
New York, to be limited, when, &c., 144
capitol
no in
partNew Mexico
of the money............
to be expended 110
till plans, &c., for completion of
building at sum appropriated, are
approved by Secretary of Tres-
ury, .......................... 110
lighthouse at Oswego, New York ..... 110
old Senate chamber to be made court-
room and old court-room law lib-
ray, ............................. 110
apiopriation how expended, ...... 110
rooms for the court of claims .......... 110
survey of eastern boundary of Califor-
nia, .............................. 110
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PASS
ZV&We,
survey oc.,AP * ion,
rt7boundary (cntinued.)
between Ore-
gon and ashilnton,. 110
repair of capitol in Nebra . 110
for payment of interest to the Chick-
asaws, ............................ 110
finishing maps, &c., of Atrato route,.... 110
law relating to payment of cents from
the mint, repealed ................ 110
pay of certain examiners and assistant
examiners in patent-office ........ 110
to be paid from patent-office find,.. 110
contract with Gales and Seaton as to
American state papers, modified,.... 110,
111
price, distribution, pay of publish-
era, 8W. ...................... ll
average size of volumes, whole ex-
pense . .................. 111
repeal of inconsistent laws ....... 111
accounts of contractor to build cuw
tom-house, &c., at San Francisco,
to be adjusted and payments made
him............................... ill
value ofcertain land in Washington City
to be ascertained .................. ill
to be reported to Congress, ...... 111
clerk on speial service in the general
land-office .......................... 218
repeal of former approprlatin for ex-
pense of additional land district in
Washington Territory ............. 218
preparing unfinished records of sur-
veys .............................. 218
patent-office building, constructing cel-
lar, and iron railing ................ 217
transportation of bullion from assay.
office in New York to the mint for
coit ge............................ 218
internal improvements in "Winder's
building, ......................... 218
additional appropriation for mint,...... 218
and for branch at San Francisco,... 218
payment to Mrs. E.A. Linn .......... 219
pay of Indian superintendent and addi-
tiona agents in Washington Terri-
tory ............................. 216
payment of balance due contractor for
custom-houses at Belfast and Ula
worth ............................. 219
court-house and post-oflice at Indianapo.
HS ................................ 219
sewer on Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y ............................. 219
Brooklyn to pay half the ex-
pense ........................ 219
former appropriations for binding, rIl-
Ing, and blank books, to be placed
to credit of superintendent of public
printing ........................... 219
superintendent to cause printing or
binding of 2d Session 86th Congress,
to be executed, if printers, &c., fal to
doit, ............................. 219
appropriation for executive and judi-
ciary of Colorado ............. 219
legislative and contingent expen-
ses-.-.-------......o.. .220
accounts of Brigham Young for dis-
bursements for Indian service in
Utah, to be examined and statement
made to Congress.................. 220
terms of district court in Minnesota,... 220
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-LegiAlath I-. Aprnpratoss,(continued.)
payment to Michael Cassin, administra-
tor of James Cassin ............... 220
accounts of Charles J. Helm to be set-
tied, &e .......................... 220
expenses and payments to be al-
lowed,. ... o......oo 220
purchases and contract., except for per-
sonal services, &c., to be made after
advertising for proposals ............ 22D
not to be made unless authorized,... 220
except in the war and navy depart-
ments for clothing, &c ......... 220
how made in cases of exigency,... 2A0
restriction upon purchase of patented
articles, repealed ................... 220
second mileage to be paid............. 855
only two mileages for 87th Con-
grew, ........................ 855
printing diplomatic correspondence,.... 855
clerks to committees .............. 866, 688
Capitol police ................. 856, 868, 688
heatin d ventilating ........... 856,688
miselaneous, ............... 856, 868, 888
pay of representatives and delegates,... 866,
88
of officers, clerks, &c., of house,.. $6,
88
ontingencies of house,-...... -856, 688
clerks to committees and temporary
clerks.......................... 856, 684
folding documents and matris,...856, 684
fuel and lights ................... 856, 884
furniture, repairs, .............. 86, 684
stationery ......................... 8M, 684
horses, carriages, and saddle-horses-...858,
684
laborers8......................... 856,684
miscellaneous, newspapers ........
- 857, 684
pages and temporary mall-boys, .... 857, 684
lithographing and engraving-...... 857,685
lithographing and engraving, where the
cost exceeds $250, to be awarded,
after advertising, to lowest and best
bidder. .......................... 686
public binding .................... 857, 68
court of claims, judges, a ....... 857, 685
Executive, - President and Vice-Presi-
dent, ........................... 857, 686
secretary, contingencies ....... 867, 685
state department, ................ 867, 686
incidental and contingent expenses,.. 867
losses on drafts8 .................. 867
prison at Amoy .................. 857
publishing laws, pamphlets, and
newspapers, .............. 858, 685
proof-reading, packing, &a., 858. 885
stationery, printing, books, &c., 858,685
extra clerk hire, &c........... 858, 685
additional clerks ............. 860, 688
part may be used for piece
work ................. 60, 688
commissioner of pensions ........ 860
travelling expenses of special agent, 688
contingencies ................. 860, 687
office of secretary ............ 860, 0,81
journals and documents to be sent
to such libraries, &c., only as will
pajy cost of transportation ....... 860
metropolitan police ........... 867, 894, 752
appropriation for year ending June 80,
.............................. 867 -
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q62 , j., A. ,Wiato, (contnued.) E PA42
isatd, *c., tp
ptoffice buidino, ..... 867
paper and blanks for executive depart-
ments ............................ 867
surveyors-general and orates .......... 868
office of fourth audtor ................ 868
clerks in Attorney-General's office.... 868
additional clerks, laborers, &c., in ofce
of Secretary of War, and other offices
in war department, ................. 868
assistant secretaries of war ........... 868
additional clerks in navy department,.. 868
water-pipes, hydrants, &c ............ 868
firemen for protection of public stores
and hospitals ...................... 868
one fireman only to be employed at
each store or hospital ........ 868
pay not to exceed 8500 ...... 868
roof of library of Congress .......... 868
preservation of plates of Exploring Ex.
pedition ........................... 868
unexpended balance, if any, how to
be applied .................... 868
completing patent-office building...... 868
mileage and salaries of John Kline, Jo-
seph Sega, and John IL Butler, con-
testants ...... .............. 868
.district attorneys, for services sup-
pression of slave-trade ......... 808,869
marshals and other persons ........ 869
Colorado and Utah to make one survey-
Ing district .................... .. 869
surveyor-general of Colorado to per-
form duties ................... $69
Nevada surveying district to be united
to that of California, ............... 869
surveyor-general of California to
perform duties ................. 869
.post-office and courtihouse in Philadel-
phia, to be refitted and repaired .... 869
whole expense not to exceed, &e.,.. 869
asstant secretary of interior, appoint-
mertauthorized ................. 869
salary and duties ................ 869
attorneys, witnesses, and commissioners, 685
commissioner of internal revenue.
offlce ........................ 886
dies, stamps, paper, printing, &o.,.. 686 Letter-Postage. See Post.Qflee Departwent.
temporary clerks in treasury depart-
ment, ......... 685
secretary may classify clerks and
assign compensation to each,.... 686
department of agriculture ............ 691
commissioner and chief clerk ..... 691
statistics, experiments, &0.,...... 691
encouraging culture of cotton and
tobacco........................ 691
of flax and hemp, as substitutes
for cotton ................. 691
territories, government in ........ 692, 698
New Mexico .................... 692,
Utah ....................... :... 692
Washington ..................... 692
Nebraska ................. 692
Colorado. ....................... 692
Nevada, ....... ........... 698
Dakota, ................... 698
part of direct tax laid on Dakota,
to be deducted from appropria-
tion .......................... 698
eommissioners of direct taxes in InUr.
reetionary districts, ............. 694
coatingent expenses ............. 694
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additional clerks and employees author.
lzed .......................... 694,695
in office of Secretary of Treasury,. 696
second auditor .............. 695
third auditor ................. 6Q6
fifth auditor ............. 696
assistant treasurer at Boston,.. 695
at New York ......... 696
at Saint Louis .......... 695
treasurer of the mint, ............ 695
secretary of the navy ......... 696
ordnance bureau ................ 696
bureau of provisions and clothing,. 695
medicine and surgery ......... 695
equipment and recruiting, .... 695
navigation ................... 696
navy department ................ 696
pension-office .................... 696
Secretary of War,............... 695
chief of ordnance ............ 695
adjutant-general, ............ 696
commissary-general ......... 696
surgeon-general ............. 695
paymaster-general ........... 695
chief of engineers......... 696
clerks and employees, how appoint-
ed, ........................... 696
appropriatin therefor,.... 695, 696
salaries of superintendent of census
and"assistant pm ter-general,
not to be increaed,.......... 696
Letter-Carriers. See Post-Offle Departaiat.
to deliver letters for one cent each, .... 88
to receive same for services ......... 88
provision for daily or semi-dally delivery
of letters by, in New York city..... 168
appointment, at what offIces ........ 708
salary, bond, &e.,. ........ . 708
provision puay be made for frequent de-
livery of mail-matter by ......... 708
expenses of, to be kept distinct, ....... 704
to be paid from income of office
where incurred ............... 704
mayv deliver newspapers, &,o., for pub.
lishers ..... ..................... 704
no fees for letters delivered by ......... 705
to include what ..................... 705
matter not enumerated to be treated as, 705
Letters,
in post-office, undelivered if name and
request of writer is thereon, may be
returned to wrlte' ................. 11
not to be advertised or treated as dead
letters until, &e ................... 11
letter-sheets, with postage-stamps i.a
pressed thereon, may be fkaished,.. 168
advertised,.when to be returned as dead, 168.
postage on dead, returned .......... 168
postage on drop, to be prepald by stamps, 169
dead, in California, Oiegon, and Wash-
ington, to be sent to general post-of.
Bee .............................. 206
written by soldiers In service may be
forwarded without prepayment of post.
age .............................. 270
postage to be paid by rqipents .. 271
to soldiers, if prepaid, and direted to
station, may be farwarded wlthot
charge.......................22
sent ,by sailors and marines in actual
service, need not be prepaid ........ 889
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Ltwsv, (continued.)
postage to be paid by recipients ........ 882
of soldiers, sailors, and marines, duly
certified, need not be prepaid ....... 706
certain, may be forwarded ............. 706
what may be returned to their writers,
and when .......................... 0
not prepaid by accident to be forwarded, 706
to be charged double postage on de-
livery ........................ 706
Leater,, 111devred,
lists of, to be posted or published ...... 708
pay for publication not to exceed
one cent a letter ............... 708
addressed in foreign languages, to be
published in paper of that language,. 708
Leter of Mare,
none to be granted under treaty with
Bolivia, ........................... 1016
when President may issue, to private
armed vessels ..................... 758
rules and regulations concerning,.. 758
authority to cease In three years,.. 78
Ladts, E.,
painting In Capitol, by, to be completed
and paid for ....................... 610
"Leant," Tle,
act for relief of widows and orphans of
the officers, &., of ................. 278
to be deemed as lost. at what time...... 278
pay, &c., of officers, &c., to be allowed
to that date ....................... 278
additional pay to widows, Ac., of those
lot, .............................. 278
accounts of Andrew J. Watson, pay-
master of the "Levant" to be settled, 278
credits to be allowed ............. 278
LeY,
on visible property to collect Income tax, 810
on property of delinquent collectors for
collection of amount due ............ 807
Levy Coet of Waskington cit., D. C.,
may grant licenses to taverns, &e.,in
Distric of Columbia, ............... 29
power and duty of relating to high-
ways .................. 888, 884
members of, need not be taken from
among the justices of the peace, ....884
to appoint commissioners of primary
schools, .......................... 895
no member of court to be commissioner
or trustee ........................ .402
to appoint board of commissioners to
examine candidates for teachers, 896, 896
clerk of, to make, &c., copies of assess.
ment books .. ......... 897
to impose and levy chool tax, for pri-
mary schools ...................... 897
for colored schools ............... 402
to exercise general supervision over
commissioners, .................... 402
duty of, in preparing jury list,. ...428
vacancies in, may be filled by the Presi-
dent, .............................. 668
act to define powers and duties of, in
certain matters .................... 799
to consist of nine members ............ 799
appointment and term of offie ........ 799
one third to go out of office each year,.. 799
when terms commence ............... 799
residence of members. vacancies ...... 799
oath of office and allegiance, pay....... 799
jurisdiction, power, and duty of, as re-
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Lovy Cout of IWolua Co,D. C., (continued,)
.gards roads and bridges,.. 799, 800, 801,
802.
support of the poor, and poor-house, 80D
sanitary rules and regulations,...808
abatement of nuisances ........... 808
Sabbath-breaking .............. 808
killing game, and fishing ....... 808
licenses to wholesale and retail deal-
era ........................... 808
public roads and highways, laying out,
altering, &c .............. 799, 800, 801
levying and collecting taxes for,... 799
appointment of clerk, treasurer, and
collector of taxes ........ 799,800
superintendents and supervisors of
roads ......................... 800
immediate and extraordinary re-
pairs ......................... 801
opening new roads, or changing
course of old ones,......... 801, 802
proceedings ..............801, 802
damages, if claimed, how de-
termined, .............. 801,802
materials for making or repairing road,
how procured ..................... 802
tax on property, and on dogs .......800
bridg to be erected and kept in repair, 800
poor ahd poor-houses to be supported,.. 800
tax therefor to be levied and col.
lected ........................ 800
metropolitan police to enforce regua.
tion Of, .......................... 808
power of county constables limited.... 808
to take oath of allegiance ......... 808
to give bond .................... 808
lines, how may be recovered ......... 808
repeal of inconsistent laws ........... 808
Levy, Wok P,
attorney-general to ascertain and report
the facts concerning the will of, de-
vising Monticello to the people of the
United States .................. 880,881
Lmis, Crotifn,
payment to ........................ 846
Lemim,
discontinued as a port of entry ........ 71
Liability, Indiciduc,
of shareholders In banking assocations, 668
of directors in banking associatlos,.... 679
Liria,
President may appoint diplomatic rep-
resentative to ...................... 421
to be commissioner and consul-gen.
eral .......................... 421
pay not to exceed $4000 per
annum .................. 421
aid for c6lonization or emigration to,... 425
appropriation for mission to ........ 84
treaty with, of October 21, 1862....... 1245
contracting parties ...................1246
peace and friendship ..................1245
reciprocal freedom of commerco, ...... 1245
tonnage, impost, and other duties.....1246
goods in United States vessels not to be
prohibited, A ................ 1246,1248
in Liberian vessels .............. 1246
vessels wrecked or damaged ....... 1246
disputes as to salvage ............ 1246
privileges of most favored nation ...... 1246
consuls .............................1246
United States not to interfere with the
domestic concerns of Liberia....... 1246
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Libria, (continued.).
ratifications, signature, exchange of rati-
fications, proclamation ........ 124, 1247
Librarianof Patet-o9fe,
salary of, established .................. 247
'of Congress, appropriation for,. .98, 185, 867 Leutenants,
at executive mansion .........
for new roof and ventilation ...... 868
L"ar, Free,
and reading-room for soldiers, in Wash-
ington ............................
salary of two laborers in, established,.. 278 Ligget, WiSam,
appropriations-for ................
new roof to .........................
for commercial intercourse with inhab-
itants of a state in insurrection may
be granted by the President, ........ 257 Light-Homs Board,
Intercourse to be conducted according
to fixed regulations ...............
regulations, to be prescribed by Secre-
tary of Treasury ..................
to sell spirituous liquors, &c., in the
District of Columbia, forfeited by
permitting volunteers to drink, &c.,. 571
any, under internal revenue act, under-.
stated, may be again assessed ......
for distilling spirits, & ...........
for breweries ......................
general provisions concerning ....... 458-49
under tax act not to authorize any
traffic prohibited by the laws of any
state .............................
for carrying on certain trads, business,
and professions ............
of attorneys, architects, & ........ 714-716
to run from first Monday of May ..... 724
how long to be. in force ..............
ratable proportions of unexpired li-
censes, ...........................
persons licensed and removing, may
carry on business at place of re-
moval, ...........................
new entry to be made insuch case, 727
See Internal Revnu&
levy court of District of Columbia mayr
grant to certain wholesale and retail
dealers............................
tavern and other, in the District of Co-
inlumbia, how granted ..............
direct tax assessed to be for two years
on whole property and parts, ........ 808
sums due from collectors of taxes to be
a lien on their estate and that of their
sureties ........ .........
income-tax to be a ien on property or
other sources of Income ..........
of suders on soldier's pay, abolished,.., 881
of sutfers in the volunteer service, upon
pay, officers, men, &.,....
provisions concerning those upon slaves
in the District of Columbia, .........
taxes and penalty to be upon lands, &c., 422
how discharged .................
duties, &., and expenses to be, on proP-
erty taxed, &a., 462, 465,469,478,474,486
.ien
upon vessels in certain cases, at to pro-
tect ..............................
what liens included in the act ........ 72
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L&enant-Co zidnder,
grade of, In the navy, established .....588
number, relative rank, pay, 588, 86, 8, 687
Lietenant-General, Bres:,
If retired, to have present pay, allow-
ances, &c. ......................... 289
107, 217, 880 Inthe navy, increased pay of ........ 24
of lieutenants commanding ....... 24
grade of, in the navy, established ...... 688
number, relative rank, pay, 88, 68, 686, 587
822 Life-Bbats and Apparatus,
appropriations for,...107, 216, 849, 745, 746
278, 684 payment to, on, account of Hockaday
760 and Ligget, for damages ......... 898
LWgtHouse,
at Oswego, New York, appropriation
for ......................... ...... 110
apropriations for, 96, 187, 868,680, 86, 687
267 Ligk --HowEstablishmend
appropriations for,..'. 106, 215, 848, 849, 746
257 Light-.1ouses s,, Buoqs, dv.,
general appropriationifor ............ 81-68
saving of appropriations from filling
into surplus fund ................. 61
provisions respecting, In the followihg
716 States, viz :-
446-468 California ...................... 68
446-468 Connecticut .................... 81
Louisiana ...................... 62
Massachusetts .................. 61
Michigan ....................... 62
459 Mississippi, ...................... 62
New Jersey .................... 62
468-4M New York ..................... 62
North Carolina, ................. 62
Rhode Island, ................... 61
724 Texas ......................... 68
Virginia....................... 62
72 Washington Territory .......... 68
Wisconsin ...................... 62
Daboll's ear-signal to be tested ....... 62
727 signal erected by Daboll to be pur-
chase ........................... 62
other ear-signals to be tested ......... 62, 68
lighthouse and site at Pass Christian to
be sold ......................... 62,68
808 money not to be expended for light-
houses, &c., until, &a.............. 68
29 necessary preliminary surveys for light-
houses, how made ................ 68
proceedings when reports are adverse,.. 68
when favorable ................. 68
Secretary of Treasury may reifstablish
discontinued lighthouses on recom-
807, 812 mendation of light-house board ...... 68
light-vessel to be restored at Galves-
809 ton Bay .......................... 68
authorit to erect range.beacons, re-
68
... 872, 878 .......................
near Mai nee River and Bay ......... 749
877 at Port Royal harbor ................ 749
at Ediz Hook ....................... 749
428 Limation,
of suits against sureties of postmsqters, 680
claims to be filed in court of claims
within six years .................. 767
upon certain suits for recovering fines,
762 penalties, and forfeitures, for violation
of revenue iaws, repeal of .......... 741

Zhustatka,
of suits(continued.)
and prosecutions against offcers
for false arest, c .................. 767
to be commenced within two years, 157
ia, Mr. R. A.,
appropriation for payment to, ......... 219
Lb.an Villioa A.,
judgment against estate of, to be satis-
fed .......................
Lis. See Ditsrt Tax.
of taxable property for direct tax, how
obtained or made ............. 297,298
prperty-owners to furnish, on request, 297
if owner has no list and will disclose,
officer to make list, ................
penalty for disclosing or delivering
fraudulent list ....................
how made in such cases .............. 298
notice to owner to furnish, In certain
cases, ..................... o
how made when not given on notice or
request,................298
of property of absent owners.......298
of property in another colLection district, 298
assessora fee fi such ist, .......
to be taken in reference to a day cr-
tain ............................. 299
of residents and non-residents .......
assessor to devise forms of .........
notice
pletedto..................
be given when lists are com- 29
to be submitted to is of pro
erty owners .......................
to be delivered to assessors ............ 800
to be revised and adjusted by board of
assessors, ........................
assessors to make lists conform ......
contents of lists ......................
to be given to collectors ..............
of transfers and changes of real estate
to be made yearly .................
Lithoiegapg,
appropriation for ...............
where cost exceeds $260 to be awarded
to lowest and best bidder ...........
of probable cost of over $200, to be
awarded, after advertisement, to low-
est and best bidder ................
of certain maps, public printer to con-
tract for ..........................
tigsho,,, Thomas R.,
payment to .........................
of 1848, duplicate certificates of, to Issue
to Frankiln Torrey ................
bond of indemnity to be glven,. .. 879
of twenty-one million of dollars, to be
used in the redemption of treasury
notes, act authorizing .............
prop9sals for loan to be advertised for, 79
when to be opened, and what bids
accepted .......................
Secretary of Treasury to report to Con-
grea umount borrowed, terms, &c.,.. 80
to give an abstract of proposals,
and tate what were reeted
and what.accepted ............
stock to be issued at six per cent. for
nwoney borrowed ..................
none to be disposed of for less than
par ...........................
certificates to be signed and sealed,
&. .................. ...... , 79
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Lee, (continued.}not or leassum thn $1000, .. 79
coupons of semi-annual interest
may be attached.......... 79
how assigned and transferred ..... 79
appropriation for expenses under this
act ............................... 80
no additional compensation to any"
877 salaried offlcer ................ 80
faith of the United States pledged for
payment of loan and interest,...... 81
at of February 8, 1861, authorizing,.. 129
not over $2,000,000 may be borrowed
before July let .................... 129
297 how to be applied, ................... 129
stock to be issued for amount borrowed, 129,
298 when reimbursable .............. 129
rate of interest ................. 129
form and amount of certificates, ... 129
interest coupons may be attached, 129
certificate with coupons assignable
by delivery ....... . .... 129
proposals for loan to be advertised for,.. 129
what to state .................. 129
299 when, where, and how to be opened, 129
what bids to be accepted ..... 129,180
Secretary of Treasury to report to Con-
299 gress, & ......................... 129
299 contents of report ............... 129
faith of the United States pledged,..... 129
residue of loan of 1860, how to be ap-
plied ............................ 129
299 bonds under act of 1860 may be ex-
changed'fr treasury notes....... 129
appropriation for expenses of engraving
801 and printing notes ................. 129
801 no pa to any salaried officer for services
801 un er this act...................... 180
802 Secretary need not accept most favor-
able bids, unless, &c ............... 160
808 may advertise for a new loan..... 180
of $12,000,000 authorized by act of
867 March 2, 1861 .................... 178
how to be applied ............. 178,179
685 not to be applied to service of pres-
ent fiscal year ............ 179
when redeemable ............... 178
826 stock to be issued therefor ............ 178
certificates, rate of interest, trans-
82 fer, &e ........................ 178
not to be sold at less than par, .... 179
861 coupons may be attached ....... 178
proposals for loan to be advertised for,.. 178
notice thereof to state what, ...... 178
878 when to be opened .............. 178
which to be accepted .......... 178
Secretary of Treasury to report to Con-
gress his proceedings under this act, 178-9
79 If proposals for loan are not satisfactory,
they need not be accepted, and treas-
ury notes may be issued,.......... 179
79 treasury notes may be issued instead of
any loan, if, &e.................... 179
national act to authorize ............ 259
not over $250,000,000 may be borrowed
within twelve months, .............. 259
80 aggregate never to exceed this full sum, 260
coupon or registered bonds or treasury
79 notes may be issued therefor ....... 259
bonds when redeemable .............. 269
79 rate of interest and when payable,. 269
treasury notes, denomination, lntereat,
when payable. .................... 259
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oertain of less than O0 may be ex- across Potomac, appropriation for ro-
changed for coin 259 Lord,Jo,
....
ro s of, .......................... 827
but not for lea than *100 at one
time ........................ . 269 payment to......... .......... 917
or to pay salaries or other dues .... 269 Lotero. See Internal Rerenue.
not to be smaller than $10 ....... 269 stamp-duty on lottery-tckets not to au-
not to be smaller than $5 ......... 818 thorize ............................ 719
not over $50,000,000 of these notes Lon Ticets. See nternal Reenue.
to be issued, .................. 269 provisions of revenhe act ooncernin., 715,
bonds and notes under this ac4 how
signed, &c........................ 259 Loubshnw
how transferable ................ 259 act for final adjustment of private land-
obligations of $50 and upwards to be claims in .......................... 85
under seal ....................... 259 See Land'Claim., Private.
no treasury note need be under seal,... 818 post-routes 6stabllshed in .......... 159
Interest.coupons, how signed ......... 269 assent of Congress given to act ot im-
compensation of those signing,.... 259 proving the navigation of Red River,. 250
books to be opened for subscription to annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296
treasury notes of $50 and over,.... 259 blockade of ports o, declared ..... Appendix,
places, rules, notice, Ac., for sub- 1259
scription . .................... 29 inhabitants of, declared to be in insur-
who may subscribe .............. 259 rection ......... Appendix, 1262, 1266
if larger amount Is subscribed, Sec- commercial intercourse with, probibited, 2 2
retary of Treasury may take the . pndi,1 6
whole, &c...................... 259 Loaim.iue and Portland Canal,
if he does not, smaller subscriptions enlargement of, autliorized ............ 116
to be preferred ................. 280 branch may be built.................. 116
mode of payment of subscriptions,. 260 credit of the United States In no way
penalty for non-payment of instal- edd hereby. ................... 116
ment ......................... 260 tols to be only such as to keep the canal
pay of those receiving subscriptions, 260 in repair .......................... 116
treasury notes of $50 and upwards of Loyal Miens,
former issue may be exchanged for of states in rebellion, appropriation to
coin, Ae ........................... 260 supply with arms and munitions of
*roposels for the portion of the loan in war .................... .......... 288
bonds to be issued ............. 260 Lyon, Br~geier-GeneroiNathaniel,
form, notice, &c. ............. 20
6 services of, recognized by Congress,... 611
most favorable to be accepted, ..... 260
but not for less than par ...... 260 M.
not over $100,000,000 may be negotiated
abroad ........................... 60 Maom, HarridB.,
form of bends therefor ........... 260 pension to, .......................... 889
how such loan may be negotiated,. 20 Maca, _eogia,
interest, rate of exchange, payinent, made a port of entry for the time being, 114
&C.,.................... *.....260 Maddin, (or Medn) Tm ,
treasury notes under $50 may be re- heirs and representatives of, may enter
Isued,......................9 60 certain lands in Missouri, ........... 844
or may be cancelled and new ones patent to Issue therefor ............... 844
issue ........................... 20 right of prelimption and purchase limit-
limit in amount and as to time,.... 280 ed to two years,.................... 844
treasury notes of any pf the denomi- Madding, Y47Wo
pension
J.,
.................... ... 84
nations, and payable on time, may be
issued in exchange for coin, &...... 21 oppmw, atlon for the construction,
limit as to .time of payment and com-
amount .................... 261 pletion, and repairs of ........ 82, 149, 564
Secetary of Treasury to report to Com- naval, appropriations for ............. 817
gross his doings under this act, ...... 261 Afagazasm,
contents of report, ................ 261 postae up ........................ 707
faith of the United States pledged, ..... 261
certain provisions of former act revived, 261 from MIssouri to San Francisco, propo.
appm aon for expenses under this sals for use of by government to be
act,.......................... 281 advertised fr ..................... 41
Loa". See Bmnkin Associa. contract to be given to lowest respond-
limit Of, to officers and shareholders of ble bidder......................... 41
banking asocamtions .............. 676 not more than 40,000 a year to be paid
rate of interest upon .............. 678, 679 by the United States ............... 41
Logan, Dodor, right of way, and to use public lands
title to saline lands in Mts,, conflrmed, 892 for stations, granted ................ 41
Logan, Jobs, prelimption rights not granted hereby,... 41
title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed, 892 or exclusive right to construct lines, 42
L tiNt T- X, contract not to be made until line is In
title to .. lin.lands In Dlll~o~s,89 operation ........................41, 42

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payments to cease when contractors
a to comply with contract, .... 42
government to have prior right to use
lines ................
and may connect same. by lines with
military posts ...................
lines to be open to use of all citizens,... 42
rates of charges lbr transmission of tele-
grams .............................
branch line to Oregon may be built,... 42
right of way, &e ................
if government business at ordinary rates
exceeds contract price, excess to be
reported to Congress ................
use of line to be free for certain scientific
purpos ...........................
telegrams to be impartially transmitted, 42
act may be altered, &e ...............
Mail Contract. See Post-Offiee, Post Routes.
on route number $076, extended so as to
expire as on route 12,678 ........ 169, 206
on route number 18,564 ..............
Mai Contractors. See PnOt* Oc, Poet Rowtes.
for service through territories west of
Mississippi may have certain land en-
tries olrm ed ....................
patents to issue, if terms of con-
tract are complied with, &c.,.
no new rights to be acquired under act
of 1865 ............................
mail stations to be reserved, &c.,.....70, 71
reservations to be sold when stations
are abandoned .....................
laws rting pregmption rights to, re-
pealed .............................
for daily overland mail to California,... 169,
on mait-route 8076 in Texas ........ 169, 170
on mail-route 12,678, entitled to present
mail-pay while, &e. ................
provisions do not apply to local con-
netting routes .............. 206, 207
Mai Routes See PostOffice Dearment.
certain, established in Kansas .........
appropriation for service on ....... 16
provisions concerning those numbered
8076. 12,678, and 18,664,..169,170,205, 206
connecting with or intersecting railroads,
the Postmaster-General may change,. 421
Mail &nrice. See Post-Office, Post Routess.
in Kansas, apropriations, &c., for....
between Cafornia and Washington
Territory .......................
to be six -times a week between
Sacramento and Olympia, ..... 69,70
compensation,.... .........
ocean service from San
Olympia to be discontinued on per-
formance of this ................
between east of Rocky Mountains and
any state or territory on the Pact-
Sfc ......................... 169, 206, 206
on overland central route to Califor-
nia, ............................
on mail-route 8076 in Texas .......... 169
on Butterfield route ..........
on mail-route 18,68 In Minnesota,..... 205
by steamship between New York and
San Franelsoo ........
lpovisoms and appropriaions concern.
lug ...........................
on route 18,l 4, to be semi-weekly,.... 864
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VA"
Mail Stations,
for certain contractors west of the Mis-
sissippi, to be reserved ......... 70, 71
reservations to be sold when stations are
..... " abandoned,........................ 71
Mail Steautships,
.42 from Charleston, avi Savannah, to Key
W est, ............................ 112
MailableMat r. See Po.t-Offi .Depared.
42 maps, engravings, &e., books, cards,
blank or printed, seeds or cutting in
42 packages, deemed to be .......... 169
postage thereon .................. 169
description of dlftbrent kinds of .... 704, 706
42 divided into three.classes ............ 706
rates of postage upon .......... 704-709
42 M7s,
transportation of foreign, or domestic,
42 by steamship, for postage ......... 89
preference to be given to American
steamships, when, &e .......... 89
transportation otf to Olympia, Oregon,. 89
205 appropriation for transportation of the,. 168,
881, 646
Maie,
annual direct tax apportioned to...... 295
70 appropriation for erection of temporary
works of defence n,............848
70 post-routes established in .......... 416, 678
act to quiet certain land titles In the late
70 disputed territory of ............ 540, 541
place of holding the September term of
district court in, changed, ........... 675
71 provision for process ............. 576
Majosr-Generls,
71 of volunteers, not over six to be ap-
pointed ............................ 269
170, 206 army officers appointed to retain rank,. 269
requisite number to be appointed,...... 274
four to be added to regular army ....... 280
206 eachto have three aides to be taken
from captains ....... &.......... 280
number not to exceed forty ......... 06
thirty additional, may be appointed..... 699
4 how to be selected ............... 699
appropriations for the ....... 6, 282, 628, 786
treaty between the United States and,
of Jan. 81, 1866, preamble, contract-
ing parties, & .................... 989
cession of lands to the United States, 989
4, 16 boundaries thereof. .......... 989
reservation, boundaries, &e ....... 989
69,70 to be set apart, surveyed, &c.,. 989
whites not to reside thereon,
unless, fc ............... 989
69, 70 foreign Indians not to reside
*niso
so thereon, without, &c. ..... 941
roads may be run through, dam-
69,70 ages to be paid ............. 989
other ftiendly tribes may be
placed thereon ............. 940
tribe to settle on reservation within
a yea ' ......................... 140
169, 208 where may reside meanwhile,. 940
rights of fishing, sealing, &e., se-
169,,208 cured to Indians ...............
not to take shell-fish frbm beds
of citizens ................. 940
188,170,208 payments by the United States,... 940
how to be applied,... .... 940
648, 647 President to be informed of
wishes of Indians ......... 0O
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appropriation for expenses of remov- damages to be paid to the owners of the
al, settlement, &e ............. 940 French brig ...................... 918
Improvements abandoned because Marine Barracks,
of this treaty to be paid for... 940 at Charlestown, appropriation for.... 816
Indians may be removed to other at Mare Island, California, appropria-
reservations, .................. 940 tions for construction of ........... 816
or may be consolidated ..... 940 plan to be first approved by Secre-
to be remunerated for expenses tary of the Navy ............... 816
and improvements....... 940 appropriation for hospital at, in Wash-
annuities not to be taken to pay ington, D. C., and sewer ........... 751
debts of individuals ......... 940 Marine Coarps,
to be withheld from those drink- appropriations for,....81, 148, 266, 602, 668,
ing, &c., ardent spirits ....... 941 816
tribe to preserve friendly rela- act for the better organization of ..... 275
dons ......................... 940 of what officers and men to consist,.... 273
to pay for depredations ....... 940 commissions of present officers not to be ,
to surrender offenders ....... 941 vacated ........................... 275
not to make war but in self.de- appointments of officers ........... 275
fence .................... 941 to be between 20 and 26 years of age,
to free all slaves, and not 1c and to be examined ............... 275
quire others ............... 941 retired list for officers of, provisions con-
not to trade out of the United cerning ....................... 289, 290
States .................... 941 officers of, may be retired, or dismissed,
United States to establish free com- when, &c ......................... 596
mon school, provide instructors, Marine Hospituls,
&c............................ 94 1 appropriations for repairs of ........ 749
to furnish mechanics, physi- may be rented to city, &c., authorities,. 848
cian, medicine, &c......... 941 provision for sick and disabled sea-
separate school may be established, 941 men, .......................... 848
treaty when to take effect ....... 941 for infectious diseases........ 848
signature, ratification, proclamation, at Burlington, Iowa, may be leased, or
&c ...................... .. 941-948 used, or closed .................... 852
Malcious Injur. See Wilful and Alalmote Marines,
Injury................................. 88 engaged in certain naval actions at
MHadeile, Todm, Hampton Roads, to be allowed not
decision of court of claimi against ad- over $60 each ..................... 876
ministrator of, confirmed .......... payment to officers and men of marines
912
Mienfeet, for losses by foundering of steamer
master, &c., of vessel enrolled and li- "Governor," ...................... 622
censed for coasting trade in northern, Marines' Letters,
&c., frontiers, to file and obtain clear- may be forwarded without prepayment
ance, ............................. 671 of postage ......................... 705
duty of master at other ports ..... 571 "Marion,' The,
of collector at such ports...... 571 American register to Issue to ......... 829
blank, to be kept for sale by collectors Market Hose. (See Washington.)
and surveyors ..................... 572 in Washington City, grant, &c., for build-
price thereof .................... 572 ing......................... 14, 16
Mann, W. W., appropriation for building, in George-
assignee of John McKinunie, decision of town ........................... 753, 754
court of claims against, confirmed, .. 911 Market alue,
Mansmr, R1f0s, to be of day of actual shipment, ....... 197
payments to, for lost land titles in Marq ette and Wisconsin State Line ilroad Co.,
Maine, See
Manufactures. ..................
Inter,,,d Revenue. 40, 541 line of location of road changed ...... 621
uties on, under tax act, &c....... Maragea,
459-466 in presence of any consular officer in a
what not to be considered manufactures, 466 foreign country, between what per-
provisions of internal revenue act con- sons to be valid .................... 79
727-7219 certificate thereof to be sent to de-
"a cerning ................... partment of state .............. 79
American register to Issue to the steam- contents of such certidate,... 79
vessel, ..................... 7 Married Woman,
Maps, protection fbr, and for her property,
public printer masx contract for litho- when deserted by her husband,.. 60, 61
graphing certain, to accompany an- ploceedings to obtain order of court
nual report of general land-office,... 822 in such case ............ 60,61
Mare Island, (Calfornia,, effect of such order ......... 60, 61
appropriation for construction of marine provision for redeeming lands of, sold
barracks at, ....................... 816 for taxes .......... ,... 0
plan to be first approved by Secre- Marsk, Ge P.,
tary of the Navy, .............. 816 payment to, far special services ........ 847
appropriatidns for navy yard at . 817 Mars l on
pay of commandant of navy yard at,... 826 of District of Columbia, to attend upon

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arshal, (continued.)
sessions of commissioners under act
abolishing slavery therein ........
of southern district of New York, duty
of, under the court in New York, for
the suppression of the slave-trade,... 581
vacancy in office of, when may be fillad
by curt, ....................
appointment toinst-how long-------768
of District of Columbia, duty and fees
of, in summoning jurors to assess
damages for laying out, &c., high-
ways ........................... 801, 802
MarNhall, Anlrew E.,
pension to6...........................
Marshals,
appropriations for the,....102, 148, 865, 698
deputies and other ministerial officers,
punishment of, for permitting prison-
ers to escape .......................
to what cases to apply ...........
President may appoint, for certain con-
sular courts ......................
number and distribution ........
bond, salary, duty ...............
provision for suits on such bond,... 77
and for the production of them in
such suits ...................
appropriation for pay ot for consular
court in China, ...................
allowance to, for extra services in the
suppression of the slave-trade,....219,869,
compensation in any year not to exceed
-- ............................ 219
appropriation for, for consular courts in
hina ........................ 171; 886
and their deputies, to have authority of
sherillh, Ac .... ..................
to be under authority of, and report to,
attorney-general ...................
to be vigilant in the execution of the
law prohibiting commerual inter.
course with the inhabitants of a state
in insurrection ......... Appendix, 1262
to have custody of property seized as
prize...... .......................
to sell property condemned as prize, ... 875
special duty of, in prize cases .........
charges, &e., not to be allowed, unless,
to deposit proceeds of sale with the as-
sistant treasurer ................... 608
pay of, ............................. 608
in Michigan .......-.............. 661, 682
MartialLaw,
declared in the islands of Key West,
the Tortugas, and Santa Rosa, on the
Florida coast ............. Appendix, 1260
Martin, Richard C.,
payment to, for lost draft, ............. 878
Maryland,
post-routes established in ..... 159, 415, 678
assent of Congress to act of ........... 125
annual direct tax apportioned to .......- 295
provision concerning payment of cer-
tain volunteers from ............... 827
expense of repelling rebel raids in, how
d . ... ...................... 760
MaryladAvenue,
appropriation for lighting ..........
msw, Ohls H.,
payment to heirs, &., of .............
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PA911
"Massausa,,t, M s ,ip
name changed fom "Bokal," ...... 48
877 Massachusats,
appropriations for light-houses in . 61
post-routes established in..........169, 578
annual direct tx apportioned to ...... 296
Maste,
768 grade of, in the navy established ....... 88
number, relative rank, pay,..688, 086, 686,
087
in the navy, increased pay of and to
whom to attach .............. 24, 25, 27
Matthew, Robert A.,
payment to, of price of land-entry since
857 cancelled .......................... 881
Mattinyql, Ignatius C.,
allowance to be made to, in settlement
of accounts ....................... 917
Moee River and Bay,
69 erection of two lights near ............ 749
Mauy, $3
69
the name off a the vessel changed to that
77 of "Bene ctress,"................. 481
77 McConsll, John C.,
77 accounts of, for raising regiment of
volunteers in Maryland, to be set-
tled .................. ............ 898
77 not to exceed $8600, ........... 899
erenick, Cwrus H.,
21 time for taking testimony In his ap-
plication for extension of patent, en-
larged,............................. 89
829 - Hugh,
payment to, for freed slaves ........ 924
Me rabh, Jane M.,
payment to, as executrix of John W
McCrab ......................... 845
McCullough, George,
282 released f#om contract to deliver stone,. 842
- Hhiaai,
285 released from contract to deliver stone,. 842
McGowan, Steurt,
life pension to................... 889, 874
Mclntyre, Robert,
payment to, and others, for work done,
&c., on Washington aqueduct, ....... 619
874 McKean, Captain W. IV.,
may accept presents from the Japanese
608 government, ....................... 612
McKnitlfit, Sheldon,
payment to, of not over ,000....... 870
Meade, Rwcard V.,
payment to .......................... 841
Mechanics' Bank,
New York, decision of court of claims
against trustee of, confirmed,....... 912
Medalltone,
of the President for distribution among'
Indian tribes, ...................... 628
Medals of Honor,
to seamen promoted for merit, ......... 6
to be prepared for petty officers, sailors,
marines, &c ......................380
apprpriation therefor ................ 880
reant to cause to be prepared with
emblematic devices ......... 628, 624
appropriation for ................... 624
appropriation for additional, ........... 761
Med--.on-kn-tn Band of Sioux Indian,
appropriation for payment for reserva-
760 tion of, in Minnesota .............. 287
may be made in bonds .............. 287
84 act to relieve for damages by ......... 62
1870
Med-a-tcan-on Band of Sioux Indians, (cont'd.)
lands may be assigned to ............. 819
reservations of, to be surveyed ......
See Sioux Indians.
Mdical Cadets,
corps of, to be added to medical staff of
army .............................
rank, pay, number, qualifications, and
duties of ........................
to enlist for one year and to be subject
to articles of war .................
near approach of their discharge to be
reported to surgeon-general ........
twenty additional, may be appointed,.. 878
to have one ration a day, in addition to
their pay .........................
Medical Corps of A -'
to be increased .................. 67
officers of, reported as disqualified for
promotion, or unfit for duty, to be
sent for examination to medical
board ............................
addition to the ......................
duties and powers of ............. 688 Medical Purveyors and Storekeepers,
Medical CYorpsSee Medical Inspectors.
qf Nvt,
medical ofccers, incapable of further ser-
vice at sea, may be placed on retired
list ...... ........................
pay in such cases ...............
vacancies caused thereby, how filled,.. 150
number on active list not to be increased
hereby ...........................
increased, and of what to consist ...... 284
Mfedical Doeprtent,
appropriation for, of the army,.66, 202, 268, Medicinal Preparains,
845, 644, 645
of the navy .................
Aledical Depainentof the Amay,
act to reorganize and increase the effi-
ciency of .........................
surgeons and assistant surgeons to be
added ..................... ...... 878
medical cadets and hospital stew-
ards...........................
their pay, and from when com-
puted .....................
medical cadets to have one ration a day
in addition to pay .................
appointment of surgeon-general,....
of assistant surgeon.general,.... 879
of medical inspector-general,...... 879
of medical inspectors ............. 879
regard to be had to qualifications solely 8
and not to rank ....................
rank, pay, powers, and duties of sur-
geon-general ......................
of assistant surgeon-general-...... 879
of medical inspector.general of hos-
pitals .........................
of medical inspectors ............
medical purveyors to procure medical
supplies ..........................
their power in cue of emergen-
cies ...........................
proceedings when any oficer of the
medical corps is disqualified for pro-
motion ............................
act to last during present rebellion,.... 879
proviso as to officers promoted from
medical staff of the army ......
not over six military storekeepers to be
added to ................ ; ..... 408,404
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of hospitals, appointment, rank, pay,
819 &c., of ............................ 879
to have supervision of sanitary condi-
tion of army ...................... 879
power and duty of, in relation to dis-
288 charge of enlisted men for physical
disability ...................... 885, 886
288 Medi.al Inspectos, (Amny,j
appointment, rank, pay, and duties of,. 879
288 powers and duties in relation to dis-
charge of enlisted men for physical
288 disability ...................... 886, 886
eight to be added to the present medical
corps ............................. 688
878 selection, rank, pay, & .,.............. 88
additional duty upon inspectors, ...... 688
may direct soldiers to return to duty, or '
may discharge them ............... 688
Medical Purveyors, (Anny,)
to select and purchase medical supplies, 879
879 books, instruments, &c ............ 879
688 power, in cases of emergency ........ 879
to give bonds approved by Secretary of
ar .............................. 600
Medical Staf,(Amy,)
officers promoted from, during rebellion,
150 to retain respective rank, &c ........ 879
150 Medical &tore;apers,
not exceeding six, may be added to the
medical department of the army,.... 403
150 their qualifications, duties, and pay,... 404
appointments to last only during rebel-
Lion, .............................
" 404
duty upon .......................... 484
80, 147 Medicine and Swyery,
bureau of, established in Navy Depart-
ment, ............................. 610
878 officers, &c., of, their salaries,..510, 611
transfer of appropriation for bureau of,. 682
appropriations for bureau of,..690,691, 816
Medicies or Preparation,
878 intended for exportation, may be manu-
factured where, .................... 728
878 Mee, , Eliza,
eight acres of land to be given to, . 1289
878 -, Eniinme,
879 eighty acres of land to be given to .... 1289
-,11oses,
payment to, for rent wrongly exacted,. 888
Megomrn, Stewart W.,
life pension to .................. 89, 874
879 Me49, Captain,
accounts of, to superintend Washington
879 aqueduct, to be settled .1............ 8
Mebers of ongres. See .opqres.
what to be excuse for absence of ...... 628
879 to have franking privilege .......... 708
879 when to commence and when to ex-
pire- ......................... 708
879 not to practice in court of claims ..... 766
Mendawakanton and Waakoka Bands of Da-
879 kotas or Sioux,
treay between the United States and,
June 19, 1868, preamble, contract-
879 ing parties, &c ................... 1081
reservation set apart, surveyed, &P.,1081
made subject to laws regarding
879 intercourse with whites, &e.,1088
eighty acres to be allotted to
each head of family, "u.,. .. 1081

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patents to issue .... . 1082 board of police,ofcers of, president,
lands to be exempt from
taxes, ................. 1082
not to be alienated, except,
&c ..................
residue to be in common,....1081
further allotment ....... 1081, 1082
expenses of surveys and allot-
ments ..................... 1082
certain provisions of treaty of Au-
gust 6, 1851 ................... 1082
question of title to lands to be sub-
mitted to Senate ...............
what allowance to be made if de-
cision Is in favor of Indians, ... 1088
decision of the Senate ..........
if lands are sold, not over $70,000
may be paid to chiefs and head-
men) .........................
to be approved by superintend-
ent of Indian aflidrs ........ 1088
United States may maintain mili-
tary posts, roads, &e., on reserve
tion, ......................... 1088
to pay damages caused there-
by,...................... 1088
to pay expenses of this treaty, 1084
ndiaato preserve friendly rela
tions ..... ..............
to pay for depredations,
amoint of depredations
how determined ....... 1088
not to engage in hostilities but
in self-defence .........
to surrender offenders, ..
annuities to be withheld from thoe
drinking, &P-, intoxicating liq-
uori, .........................
Secretary of Interior to have dis-
cretion over manner and objects
of annual expenditure .......
Senate to decide as to payment to
A. J. Campbell, ...............
signatures, ratification, proclama-
tion.....................
appropriations for the .... 48, 50, 228, 226,
616, 517, 777, 779
Had , Ruma H.,
widow of Captain Charles G. Merchant,
life-pension to .................... 878
authorized In offices of the three assist-
ant postmasters-general ............
Afeteorogiiud Obsrvatio,
appropriations for continuing .......
M dt E spal Church,
payment to Missionary Society oi for
release of land claim in Oregon,
810, ...............................
appropration fbr purchase of land of, at
- quois Pot.. i.higa.
............
Metropolitan Pmie,
appropriations for, ....... 867, 694, 761,
act establishing
Aftofif.a .
Poliqs Distrivt ...............
af the District of
act creating ........................
board of police constituted, ...........
of whom to consist, quorum, &e.,..
appointment, qualifications, term of
office, ..................... 820,
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treasurer, clerk, ............... 821
bond of treasurer, pay of clerk,... 821
duty and authority .................. al,
1082
my make rules and regulations .......
police may act throughout district, .... 821
police force, of what to consist........ 821
officers, appointment, tenure of office,.. 821
qualifications, duties, removal, &c., ... 821
officers and men to be citizens of the
United States ...................... 821
1082 to be able to read and write Eng-
lish ........................ .821
must not have been indicted and
1042 convicted of crime ............ 821
police to have authority of constables
except power to serve civil proes,.. 822
1088 may seve warrants ........... 822
provisions as to bail ................. 822
superintendent and sergeants of police
authority of, in cases of suspected
felony ............................. 822
district may be divided into precincts,.. 822
station or sub-station in each district, .. 822
details for duty ...................... 822
orders and regulations, how promul-
gated ............................ 822
1083 superintendent of police, authority of, 822
.1088 board may employ additional patrol-
men ............................. 822
provisions concerning such addi-
tional patrolmen .............. 822
1088 special patrolmen, power, duty, badge, 822,
1084 828
policemen, resignation, re-appointment
of ............................... 828
1084 custody of stolen property ............ 828
complaint books to be kept,........ 828
rgstry boks of lost property.......828
1084 record of police, contents .........828
treasurer's account to be in proper
1084 books ............................ 828
allbooks to beopen for inspecti. 828
1086,1086 police reports and returns to be kept and
bound ............................ 828
cities of Washington and Georgetown to
provide station-houses ............. 828
if they refuse or neglect to do so,
board of police to provide them
at expense of city ............. 828
duty of police incases o arrest,..... 8A82M
places for detention of witnesses to be
168 provided .......................... 824
present telegraphic appratu and public
646 police property to be for use of board
of police ......................... 82
expense of criminal process, how borne, 82A
board of health may call on police for
44 aid .......................... 82A
limit of such service ............. 82
68 ordinances and by-l4aws of the cities to
be enforded,... ........... 8.. 24
762 board of police may call f military as-
82D sistanue .......................... 824
may compel attendance of witne-
es ........................ 824
820 commilssiers of police may administer
820 Oaths ............................. 8
820 what shall be deemed peury,......... 824
penalty for using personal violence upon
821 any elector or member of polie,.... 824
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etropoitn Police District, (continued.)
penalty for member oiplice not to
make arrest; ..................
or for falsely personating a police
officer .........................
paynof commissioners, treasurer, super-
intendent, officers, and men .......
auxiliary guard abolished ............
authority of board of police ..........
superintendent to make quarterly re-
port .............................
board to make annual report ..........
board of police and police, not to re-
ceive fees, &c., unless, &c.,........
rewards, fees, &c., to constitute "police-
man's fund," .................... 826
who may enjoy the fund ..............
board of police may make regulations
as to bond of superintendent,....826, 826
and as to oath of members and reg-
istr ..........................
appropriation for this act, .............
repealing clause ......................
act to amend the act establishing ...... 578
property stolen to be in custody of
"property
register to clerk," ... .........
be kept,.............6578
when and how such property may
be restored ..................
when to be sold at public auction,.. 678
horses or perishable property ...... 579
when property is desired as evidence,.. 579
pay of property clerk and of secretary
of board of police .................
surpeons of police ...................
sanitary police company ...........
power of sanitary company ....... 579
proceedings where public safety or
health is endangered ........... 679
search of houses, &o., believed to be
kept as common gaming-houses, or
for prostitution. ................
authority of police over pawnbrokers
and other doubtfud establishments,... 680
stations, station-houses, &q., may be es-
tablished .........................
powers, privileges, and exemptions of
the police and of the board of po-
lice ...... ........... ........... 680
justices of thepeaceforstation-houses,.. 681
not to discharge those sentenced to
fine and costs, without payment
or security ....................
if security is taken, justice is per.
sonally liable theretor ........
members of, not to resign without to-
tie ..............................
may reside anywhere In district, .. 581
detectives and their pay ...........
rewards and presents ................
fines imposed for discipline .........
when police may arrest without war-
rant, ..............................
prisoner to be conveyed forthwith
to nearest magistrate .........
police code for district to be prepared, 581,
582
repeal of inconsistent lws.........582
superintendent of, to pay over certain
moneys for a "contingent fird,".... 628
to enforce ordinances of the levy court, 808
necessary funds to be paid by levy.
court, ........................ 808
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Mexco,
treaty between the United States of
824 America and the republic of, for the
extradition of criminals, December
824 11, 1861 .......................... 1199
preamble, &c., plenipotentiarles ...... 1199
826 persons accused of certain crimes, &c.,..1200
826 what proof required .......... 1200
826 crimes committed in fmotler st@ts,
requisitions how made ..............1200
.82 for which delivery is to be made...1200
825 fugitives, surrender of, made by Execu-
tive ............................. 1201
82 expenses of detention and deUv-
ery ............................1201
political offences not included ..... 1202
82 slaves not to be returned ..........1202
past offences ..................... 1202
citizens not to be surrendered, ......... 1202
treaty to continue ................... 1202
how terminated,................. 1202
2 ratifications exchanged, .............. 1202
826 signature ........................ 1202
ratification, proclamaton, &P...... 1208
postal convention between the United
578 States of America and the Republic
of December 11, 1861.............. 1205
preamble, plenipotentiaries, &o....... 1206
578 postage, sea rates of ............ 1206
gn letters, newspapers, periodicals,
and pamphlets ................ 1206
newspapers to be sent in narrow
bands ........................ 1206
679 United States inland, on mail mat
679 ter to Mexico; ................. 1206
679 to be preaid by stamps ......... 1206
to belong to the United States, .... 1206
inland Mexican postage for United
States ........................
inland and sea postage to be prm-
paid, ......................... 1207
679, 580 by stamps ...................... 1207
to belong to Mexio .............. 1207
United States mail matter from
Mexico nand, on............... 1207
580 where to be collected and to whom
to belong .................... 1207
on mail matter from the United
States, in Mexico ............. 1207
where collected and to whom to be-
long.......................... 12 7
on mail matter not conveyed by
681 mae,.........................1207
mails, matter of, not to be detained... 1208
681 mailable matter forwarded by steam
or other packet ............... 1208
81 to be made up at regular Intervals,1208
closed through Mexico ........ 120
681 agent, ......................... 09
5W1 closed through United States ..... 1209
581 agent, .......................... 1209
transit of closed, to be arranged,...1209
81 war, provision in case of ............. 1209
regulations, &c., to be settled ....... 1210
581 details may be modified .............. 1210
postage, inland to be reduced .......... 1210
convention, how long to contfnue, ..... 1210
ratifications, when exchanged .......... 1210
signatures, ratification, proelation,
&,, ........... ,..... 121....
1
fiareiei
appropriationas hew
the, 50, 225, 517, 518, 779
780

3"ire , 27WOMae
J M&&s Ore
land warrant to issue to, as executor of
Robert Porterfield ................. 886
appropriations for light-houses In....... 62
post-routes established in .....169,416,578
annual direct tax apportioned tQ,. 296
additional term of federal eirchit court
in. ................................. 574
grant of land to, for railroad purpoes,.. 620
construction of words " Wisconsin State
Line," in former act, ............... 820
line of railroad changed .............. 620
price of land bordering on road ....... 621
purchasers of land on old line may ex-
change lands, ..................... 621
rights of state in lands, ............... 621
to constitute part of the eighth judicial
circuit ............................ 687
times and places of holding district and
circuit courts in................ 667
divided into two judicial districts. 660
boundaries of eastern and western dis-
tricts, .......... ........... 660
times and places of holding courts,.... 660,
661
pending process records and files, .....661
removal of pending suits to western dis-
trict, ............................. 661 Midesiman,
suits, where to be brought hereafter,... 662
judges, district attorneys, and marshal, 661
appropriation. for pay of judge, mar-
shal, and district attorney for western
district of ......................... 750
act granting lands to, In alternate sec-
tions, to aid in the construction of
military wagon-roads........... 797
lands subject to disposal of the legisla-
ture....................... 797
mode of disposal of lands.......798
mode of constructing roads,......... 798
delivery, &c., of annuities to Indians in, 790
Jrwhiimackinack,
discontinued as a port of entry, ....... 761
Middle Oregons, (Indians,)
_ a propriations for the,...9, 57, 8, 526, 788
Mi Oregn ndians,
treaty between the United States and,
of June 26, 1855, preamble, contract-
ing parties, &c .................... 968
cession oflands to the United States, 968
boundaries thereof ........... 968
reservation, boundaries ......968, 964
to be set apart, surveyed, &c.,. 964
whites not to reside thereon, un-
lea, &c.................... 964
highways and railroads may be
run through .............. 967
may be surveyed into lots and
assigned to individuals .....966
tribes to settle on reservation, with-
in a year ................... 964
where to remain meanwhile,.. 964
other reserva~on may be had In
lieu of this, ................... 94
rights of fishing and hunting re-
served to Indians ............ 964
payments by the United States,... 96.
how, and for what to be applied, 966 Military Aeeum,
additional, for buildings, &.,... 966
proviso in ease any band does not
accede to this treaty ............
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Indians, (continued.)
Indians may have other resem-
tionn ......................... 964
to be remunerated for expenses
and improvements, ........ 964
reservations may be surveyed into
lots and assig . n . 966
patents may issue, ad be can-
celled .... 966
conditions and restrictions,.... 966
annuities not to be taken to pay
debts of individuals ......... 966
to be withheld from those who
drink, &e., ardent spirit ... 966
tribes to preserve friendly relationa, 966
to pay for depredations ...... 966
to surrender offenaders ....... 966
not to make war but in self-de-
fence ..................... 966
United States to erect school-house,
provide instructor, &o. ......... 966
to furnish mills, mechanics,
physician, medicine, &.,... 966
to pay salary, furnish house,
&c., for head chief ........ 9
treaty when to take efibct,.... 967
sgnature, ratification, procesmation,
&e, ......... ......... 967, 970
grade of, in the navy established, ...... 688
number, relative rank, pay...... 686,-
688, 687
appointment of, to the Naval Academy, 86
If deficient at examinations, not to re-
main .............................. 686
President may appoint to Naval Acade-
my ten acting, from sons of oflcers,.. W5
increased pay of ................. 25
Mitlege, %
of members of Congress, second, to be
paid at present session ........... .856
only two mileages for 86th Congress,...
of army officers travelling on duty, un-
der orders, ........................ 694
actual only, to be paid for ....... 6 96
of senators, &c, for 3d session of 87th
Congress, from what money to be
paid.............................. O50
M Ary Aeomy,
appropriations for, for 1860-61 ....... 28
for 1861-6% .................. 124,125
for 1862-68 .................. 887,888
for 188-64 .................. .68
commission upon to be appointed, &e., 68,
69
purposes and report of commission,...68, 69
pay, appropriation for, ............... 69
for expense of commission upon, .. 125
cadets in and entering, to take oath, ... 288
penalty for refusal to take........288
cadets reported as deficient, and recom-
mended to be discharged, not to be re-
appointed ........................ 288
nor appointed
until, to any place inj..........
&c ................ the army JOB
Jfiliary Assistnce,
maybe called In aid of civil power to
quell riots, by board of police in Dis-
trict of Columbia, .................. 82A
act appropriating certain moneys Of the
hoital fund and post fund for, ws-
e .............................
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JiiANOY Beard,
or commission to examine commissioned
officers of volunteers ............... 270
what officers to wake up the board..... 270
Ofect of adverse report, if approved,... 270
Military Duty. See Nato Foro.
who liabLe to perform ................ 781
who exempt from ..................... 781
enrolling board to decide on claims to
exemption from ................. 784
Miiay EataUW~mat
of the United States, act to increase the
.present, ....................... 270-81
nie regiments of infantry to be added, 279
one of cavalry and one of artillery,.... 279
regiment of infantry, of what to consist, 279
battalion to have eight companies ...... 279
tompany, officers and men of ......... 279
field and staff commissioned and non-
commissioned officers .............. 280
regiment of cavalry, how composed,... 279
battalions, squadrons, and companles,.. 279,
field and ttaff commissioned and non-
corrmiswioned oflicers .............. 280
regiment of artillery, how made up,.... 280
btteries to consist of what .........
additional officers authorized ...... 280
four major-generais and three aids each
authorized ......................... 280
six brigadier-generais and two aids each
authorized ....................... 280
ay of officers and men .............. 280
of regimental bands.............
s ddler, &c., sergeants, and drum-
onadjutant,
................. quarter'master,28
and commissaries ........... 280
term of en i tment, ........... 280, 281
bounties and allowances ........ 281
Increase to last during the rebellion,... 281
to be reduced to 26,000 men when,
&C..... ..................... 281"
rovisiou for reduction by dlsbandment, 281
officers of regular army to resume
their positions ............. 281
enlistments to be in charge of ofers
appointed from civil life ........... 281
offiars from the regular army to be on
duty in the field ................... 281
how may be employed ......... 2 81
act for the better organization o . 287
Assistant Secretary of War to be ap-
pointed .......................... 28
saary and duties ................ 287
additional inspector-generals surgeons,
and assistant-surgeons to 6. appoint.
ed ............................ 287
ad.utant-qeneral's department, of whom
to onsdt,.................. , ...... 287
twelve commissaries to be added to sub-
sistence department, ............ 2 87
pay, ran and alowanee, ........ 27
lieutenants to be added to corps of en-
gineers and topographical engineers, 287
additoanl officers In qmuftrmasters de
partment, ......................... 287
rule for promotions in ......... 287
masterwagoneM, pay, 4o.,...... 287
ordnance department to be inceased,.. 287
appointment of officers o4 ........ 287
engineer soldiers added to engineer
COA ............................ 287
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how commanded, Pay nOdrations,. 287
how recruited and.made up,... 287, 288
corps of medical cadets added to medi-
c a ls4................ 288
number, qualificatlons, term of en-
listment, duty, pay, discharge, .. 288
female nurses may be substituted for
soldiers when, &. ................. 288
duties and pay o ................ 2
one chaplain to each regiment, ......... 288
who only to be appointed, py, , 288
cadets at West Point reported deficient,
&c., not to be re-ppointed until, &e.,
*unless, & ..........................
all to take oath of allegiance ....... 288
refusing to take oath, to be dis- '
missed,................. 288
form of oath ............. 289
certain extra pay for re-enliatments,
bounty for enlistments, premiums,
&c., abolished .................... 288
280 2a month to be retained from pay of
each enlisted man ............. 289
oath of allegiance in e'istuts ad re-
enlistments, by whom may be admin-
280 istered ............ *.............. 289
dragoons, mounted riflemen, and cavahy
to be known as cavalry .......... 289
present officers to retain their rank, 289
rule as to promotion .............. 289
army ration to be increased .......... 289
of what to consist, ............ 289
to be reduced when, &c.......... 289
allowance to hospitals of fruits, milk,
&a........................... 289
certain commissioned officers of army
and marine corps may be retired at
their request, ...................... 289
pay and emoluments n such case,.. 289
any commissioned officer of army and
marine corps may be retired, if inca-
pacitated .......................... M
pay, allowances, promotions,....4. 289
if brevet lieutenant-general is retired,
pay, &c., not to be reduced ....... 289
retired list not to have more than seven
per cent. of whole number of officers, 289
Secretary of War or Navy may, If Presa-
dent approve assemble a board to de-
termine the disablties of officers,... 289
board, how composed .......... 289,
membs to be sworn..........290
duties, powers, &............... 290
decision subject to revision by the
President ..................... 290
effimt of decision when approved,.. 290
army officers not to be reted with-
out a hearing, if they demand it, 290
oefficers may be wholly or partially re-
tired, ......................... 20
rights in each ease, .......... 90
act allowing certain double rattons re-
pealed ........................... 290
army ofzr absent from d4ty over six
months not to have certain allowances, 290
certain navy offi ers to be retired at their '
own reuest, ..................... 20
pay, , ........................ 290
etired list for navy officers.........
pay and rations ............. 290,291
pay and rations of those now en
Sretired lst, ............... 2

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(continued.)
rule as to promotions ............
navy officers, reporting themselves un-
able to do duty, when ordered, or in
any way incapacitated, to have their
cases referred to 0 board ............
board, how composed, duty, Ac ......
members ot, to be sworn .............
decision, report, and effect of, when ap-
proved ...........................
what officers to be retired and how,....
may have a hearing if they demand
it,; .................. ...
prlvilejes and liabilities of retired off-
cers.......................
daty may be asigned them ..........
oluth pos S,
of the United Stae, telegraph lines to, 42
Mity Road,
in Washington Territory, appropriation
fr, ........................
Port Benton to Wal.Wala,... 19
Steilacoom to Fort Vancouver,.. 19 Minia
where to be expended .....
appropriation for completion of certain,
PC New Mexico ..................... 208
from Fort Union to Santa Fd and
from Taos to Santa F ........
from Fort Wilkins, Michigan, to Fort
Howard, Wisconsin, lands granted to
Michigan and Wisconsin to aid in
construction of ...................
mode of construction of ............
to he public highway and free to the
United States, .............
Mi/itia. Bee roluter.
appropriation for year ending June 80,
1861, to pay tbose called into the ser.
vice of the United States,........ 26
the President may call forth and em-
ploy when, c.,.... ...........
when so called, to he subject to articles
of war ........................... 282
to he continued in service, until dis-
charged ..........................
but not beyond, &a., unless, &e.,... 282
pay, rations, and allowances ........
penalty on officers and privates of, for
disobedience to orders of President, 282
seventy-five thousand called out,.Appendix,
Proo. No. 8
additional called for,.Appendix, Proc. No. 6
not to be mustered into service on cer-
tain conditions ....................
when called forth by the President for
service, call to specify term of service, 597
term not to exceed nine months,.. 597
to be mustered and continued for
such term unless sooner discharg-
ed............................
President to provide for enrolling, &a.,
in certain States .................
enrolment to include whom ........
how apportioned, ................. 697
when called into service, how organi-
ed ...............................
Ma. Lac rudians,
not to be compelled to leave their reser-
vation, ........................... 1251
NWi. Lac REervation,
ceded to the United States .......... 12 9
MOer, J. J.,
payment of claim of .................
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291 widow bf Robert Mills, payment to, for
services of her husband as architect,. 8 0
MtlW Eleshian Statue of Waa~on,
appropriation for expense of inaugurat-
291 ing ............... ........ 114
291 Miltinore,Edward,
291 children of, to be restored to relatives,. 67
MiNarl Lands,
291 preemption and settlement of, not au-
291 thorized .......................... 410
not subject to provisions of act to re-
291 duce the expense of survey and sale
of Rublic lands .................... 410
291 Manos, bee Bi itsent.
291 enlistment of, in army ............... 889
serving in the war, in the army or the
navy, either as regulars or volunteers
to have the privileges of homestead
act,............................ 898
19 MinatIsL,*sg Light-Hous,
appropriation for ................... 107/
Resident,
19 in Greece, special appropriation for,... 762
Miniters, te.,
of the United States In China, Japan,
and Siam, to have, judicial powers,
208 &c., in addition to powers Imposed by
treaties, ........................ 52-79
as to crimes and misdemeanors,... 72
as to civil rights ................ 78
798 provisions of act, as to crimea and oftien-
798 ces, extended to Turkey .......... 76
and to civil cases, where the law of
797, 798 Turkey permits ............. 76
provisions or act extended in a certan
degree to Persia, ................... 78
and to Morocco, Musea Tripoli,
and Tunis .................... 78
civil and crimlial jurisdiction, how to
281 be enforced ....................... 78
to prescribe forms of process to he used
by onsuls ................... 78
mode of executing and return there-
282 of ........................ 78
form of trial, oaths otf witnesses,... 78
8 costs and compensation of officers,. 78
ball bonds and appeals ............ 78
regulons and decrees to be in writing,
........ .............. 78
conulto seto dissent in writ-
in ........... .......... 78
to he published with consent, &c.,
889 and thus become binding, until
annulled, &c., by Congress ..... 78
to take efiet from what time ..... 78
to be sent to ISecretary of State, to
be laid before Congress for revis-
ion........................ 74
597 tor prescribe modes of authenticating
complaints on which warrants for
;.. 697 arrest -issue........................ 74
597 to adjudicate finally upon certan ap-
peals from consuls, oc.........74, 75
to decide finally all cases coming to him
698 by appeal, ......................... 76
to issue process to carry decision into
effect ............................ 75
to prescribe rules for granting new
trials.......................... 76
approval by, of convictions in capital
Casem.......................... 76
791 may postpone capital executions;...76
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Miisers,4-., (continued.)
or submit the case to the President
of the United States for pardon,.
to establish a tariff of fees for judicial
servies, .. ..................... 76
howtobe paid and applied ....... 76,76
accounts thereof to be kept, and
transmitted annually to Secre-
tary of State ................... 76
may assent to settlement of certain
criminal cases by the parties ...... 76
to favor settlement of civil causes, by
parties, or by arbitration ............ 76
to prepare forms for submission to ar-
bitration .......................... 76
may call on local authorities for aid and
supprt...... . .......... 76
meanmg of word "minister" and "con-
sul" in the act .................... 76
where there is no minister, his duties de-
volve upon consul-general or consul, 76
to be responsible for their conduct to the
United States ..................... 76
both in their diplomatic and judir.l
capacity ....................... 76
may try capital cases for murder and in-
surrection ......................... 77
may issue writs, &c., to prevent enlist-
ments, &c ........................ 77
may resort to force to execute this
power ........................ 77
what expenses to be allowed in the ad-
justment of their accounts ........ 77, 78
jurisdiction of, to be appellate only,.... 78
except in qapital cases of iurder
and Insurrection, or where a on-
sular officer is a party or a wit.
net, ........................... 78
to foreign countries, appropriations for, 19, 20,
170, 835, 688
Minnesota,
provisions of swamp-land act extended
to ........................ ....... 8 at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, to be con.
grant not to Include certain lands ..... 8
selections to bi made within two years, 8 upon approval, patents to issue.......
from what time to be computed,.. 8 Missionary Socisy of the M odist Episopal
appropriation to pay expenses of legis-
lative assembly of territory of ..... 42
provision for damages to citizens of,at
Spirit Lake ...................... 69
for negotiations for extinguishing
title of Chippewas in ......... 59 Mision Farm,
post-routes established in......... 160, 416
terms of district court in ............. 220
grant of public lands to, for university, 208 Missions, Foreign. See Foreign Missions.
payment for Indian reservations in,.... 287 Mississippi,
land-surveys in .. :........... 189, 218
mail-route No. 18,504 in, extended,.... 205
annual direct tax apportioned to...... 296
additional representative in Congress as-
signed to ................... 858
certain settlers in the Blue Earth region
may perfect their rights as preemp-
tors ......... .. ................. 666
how settlers may establish claim ....... 566
Secretary of Interior to determine its
validity .......................... 66
to report list of bond fide claimants
to Congre .................... 666
land officers to have no additional fees, 566
may change line of certain branch rail.
roads in that state, .............. 624, 626
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new grant of land to, for railroad ..... 626
76 terms of United States circuit courts in, 684,
686
act to relieve persons in, for damages
by Indiana ...................... 652
to be repaid expenses of suppressing In-
dian hostilities .................... 754
amount of claims, how determined, 754
delivery. &c., of annuities to Indians
in,........................... 790
district court in, may issue executions,
&c., in certain cases ................ 807
Mint,
appropriations for the,...109, 141, 142, 864,
684
cents no longer to be exchanged at, for
certain coins ..................... 110
provisions for limiting amount of re-
fining at, extended to .ranch mints,. 144
appropriations for transportation of bul-
lion and coin .......... 278, 864, 584
to enable it to furnish small gold coins, 279
act establishing branch at Denver, for
coinage of gold ................... 882
land to be acquired for branch at Den-
ver ........................... 827, 828
treasurer of, to designate clerks, & ,.. 752,
768
branch established at Carson City, Ne-
vada, ............................. 770
Minute Men,
expenses of, in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, in re-
pelling rebel raids ..... ........ 750
claims, how to be determined,..... 760
Micelneous Payments,
in post-office department, detailed state-
ment of expenditures under head of,
to be reported ..................... 88
no part to be used in defence of certain
suits ............................. 88
Missionary Claims,
firmed as claims of individuals ..... 88
88
Cliurch,
payment to, for release of land claim in
Oregon, &c ...................... 44
appropriation for purchase of land of, at
Iroquois Point, Michigan .......... 58
in Wisconsin may be entered at $1.25
per acre .......................... 22
appropriations for light-houses In..... 62
post-routes established In.............. 160
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 296
blockade of ports declared ...... Appendix,
1269
inhabitants of, declared to be in insur.
rection .......... , ..... Appendix, 1262
commercial intercourse with, prohibited,
Appendix, 122
Mimsipp Squadron,
building, repairs, &c................ 71
Missouri. See Land Claims, Private.
payment to, for expenses in repelling
the Osage Indians in 1887 ......... 28
act for final adjustment of private land
clalim n ......................... 86
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Mbsouri, (continued.)
act to confirm certain private land claims 84
in,............................... p
post-routes established in.. .160, 416, 578, 662
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296
pay, bounty, and pensions to officers
and men of the department of,... 874
appropriation therefor ............ 885
act granting right of way and public
lands to aid in constructing railroad,. 422
time of constructing road extended ten
years ............................ 422
may credit against her quota of direct
tax the money expended in arming,
&c., her state troops .............. 600
commissioner to be appointed to audit
and determine the amount, ......... 600
rate of compensation to be allowed
the state ..................... 600
discount of fifteen per cent, to be al-
lowed, it &c ..................... 600
M/ssurza,
approriationsfor the ...... 51,227, 618,629
sureties of, released ................. 890
Mitel, A. M.,
payment to be made to .............. 840
M'*W and Rammdebug,
payment to, for furniture for court In
Ohio............................. 879
Mitchell, David D.,
decision of court of claims against, con-
firmed ........................... 928
Modds of Inventions,
no articles to be deemed, which can be
fitted for use.................... 195
of designs, may be dispensed with in
certain cases ...................... 247
authority to appoint agents for transpor-
tation of, repealed ................ 247
colection district of, abolished, &e. 411
inspector to be appointed at, &c ...... 411
Monomer, Alander,
payment to children and heirs of, of
amount due under pension certificate, 88
Molallas,
appropriations for the, .66, 282, 628, 786
certain sirups, entered under name of,
to be forfeited ..................... 880
appropriations for the ..... 10, 286, 62 , 789
treaty between the United States and,
of December 21,1855, preamble, con-
tracting parties, &c ............. 981
cession oflands to the United States, 981
boundaries thereof ........... 981
payments, &c., by the United States, 981
privileges of former treaty se-
cured................981
flouring and saw mill ......... 981
manual labor schoo 981
carpenter, joiner, and farmer,.. 982
Moles to remove to reservation,... 982
expense of removal to be borne by
the United States. ......... 982
rations to be furnished Indians,.... 982
titles of white settlers in Grand
Round Valley to be extinguished, 982
signature, ratification, and procda-
mation, .................... 982 988
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"Moritor" ?
crew of the, to be compensated for loss
of clothing, by her sinking ......... 880
Mowoe, Edmond
payments to, for lost land-titles in
aine ......................... 540, 41
fMW_ _,Isaac,
title to saline lands in Illinois, conflrnied
to ............................. 892
Morocco, (See Consuls, Ministers.)
civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis-
tersand consuls ofthe United States in, 78
Mois, Alexandsr,
title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed
to ........................ 892
Moras, Robert H.,
account of, as postmaster of New York
city, to be readjusted, and allowance
made, ............................ 884
balance due, if any, to be paid his exec-
utrix, or legal representatives ....... 884
Most FavoredNation,
treaty provisions for the benefit of, to
the United States. See Belgiun, Bo-
liva, China, Japan, Liberia, Ottoman
Epire, Paraguay, Veexsuea.
Moa,Jodn B.,
payment to, for services as acting secre-
tary of Nebraska Territory ......... 914
Mount Olimet Cenetery Compan!#,
in the District of Columbia, act to incor-
porate, .......................... 426
name and powers of corporation ...... 426
may hold real and personal estate .....426
but not over 100 acres of land, &c.,. 426
not less than thirty acres for ceme-
tery...................... .
burial lots may be sold, leued, &c... 426
certificate to be tite.......... 426
record ....................... 426
lots not subject to debts or taxes ...... 426
managers of corporation .............. 426
streets, &c., not to be opened through
cemetery ......................... 427
corporation not to obstruct street,
&c .......................... 427
reports of interments to be made,...... 427
corporation not to issue notes as curren-
cy, ............................... 427
oororators individually liable for debts, 427
penalty for defacing or destroying grave-
stones, monuments, fences, &c.. 427
act may be altered or repealed ....... 427
Mounted Rflewen,
regiment of, to be known as cavalry,:.. 289
present officers to retain rank ......... 289
rule as to promotion .................. 289
two regiments of volunteers in Kentucky
may be ........................... 642
Muller, James N.,
accounts of, as supervising inspector of
steamboats, to be settled, ............ 910
Mhllican, James N.,
decision of court of claims against ad-
ministrator of, confirmed ........... 923
Manses Indians,
treaty with, (see Sr Creek, L.), .... 1106
Murder. See Capikia Offenes.
made a capital offence under act giving
judicial powers to certain ministers,
&c................................76. 77
when punishable by sentence of general
court-martial, ...................... 786
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Muscat. See Cons, Ministers.
civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis-
ters and consuls of the United States
in ......................,.....
Museum. Army Medial,
appropriation for .....................
Mumczans,
pay to certain, for losses -of private prop-
erty, in removal from Fort Moultrie
to Fort Sumter ................... 898
how to be divided ................ 898
certain, stationed at Fort Sumter, to be
paid for losses of private property,... 278
how payment to be made ........ 274
Mlatited Ciruatingjvote,
may be exchanged for new ........... 675
may be replacd by reissue ........... 870
to be destroyed ...................... 870
Mutiation,
of circulating notes, &c., with intent,
&c., how punished ................ 680
Myerle, David,
payment to, for losses, &c., in testing
process of water-rotting hemp ...... 860
N.
NVaga uh, anw,
al yof consul at, established, ........ 171
Names of Vessels,
Secretary of Navy may change certain,. 816
Arrayansett Bay,-
appropriation for erection of temporary
works of ilefence in ................ US
appropriations for permanent defences
at ............................ 6ON
waters og to be surveyed and examined
to ascertain their fitness for a navy
yard, ............................. 676
Natonal Academy of iene,
act to incorporate, corporators ........ 806
number of ordinary members ........ 806
election of foreign and domestic mem-
bers. ............................. 806
power of corporation ................. 806
annual meeting ...................... IN
Investigations, examinations, &ec.,on sub-
jects of science of art, .............. 806
expenses thereof ................. 806, 807
Nional Armories,
superintendents of, to be ordnanoe ofil-
cers .............................. 818
Natia Assoiation or Reief of Destitute
Colored Women and Ghidren,
incorporated, ........................ 650
purposes, powers, and officers
poration, ...................6f the cor-
660, 661
government of the institution ......... 651
society may receive d6stitate children,
and bindthem out, ................ 651
what lands may be held and how ac-
quired ............................ 661
National Currency. See Banking Aswiations.
act to provide, &e ................. 66-682
National Foes,
act for enrolling and calling out the, ...
who to constitute, and liable to military
duty, ............................. 781
who are exempt, .................... 781
no person convicted of felony to be en-
rolled or permitted to serve; ......... 781
to be divided Into two clases, ...... 781,782
flint ela .................... 81, 782
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second ela ...................... 782
second class not to be called into ser-
78 vice, until those of first claso have
been called ....................... 782
5 the United States to be divided into en-
rolment districts ................... 782
what to constitute the districts,.... 782
provost-marshal for each district ...... 782
appointment, rank, pay ...... 782, 784
provost-marshal-general, appointment,
rank, pay ..................... 782, 784
office of, to form separate bureau in
War Department, .............. 782
duty of provost-marshal-general ....... 7782
of provost-marshals .............. 782
board of enrolment in each district, .... 782
how constituted and appointed,.... 782
enrolment districts to be subdivided,.,. 782
enrolling officers, their duties, &c..... 788
each class to be enrolled separately,.... 788
to embrace only what persons,..... 788
persons enrolled subject to be called into
military service..................... 788
when called, to be on same footing
in all respects as volunteers,.... 788
whea national forces are to be called
out for military service, the President
to assign to each district the number
it is to frnish ..................... 788
principle of assignment, ........... 788
numberin the several states to be equal-
ized,.............................. 788
enrolling board to draft the required
number .......................... 788
and fifty per cent. in addition, ..... 788
to make exact and complete roll,
and in the order they were
drawn .................. 788
persons drawn, how notifed ......... 788
those drafted and notified must appear "
on the day appointed ............... 788
or furnish an acceptable substi-
tate .......................... 788
or may pay not over $800 ........ 788
Maiing to Appear, or to find substi-
tute, or to pay, to be treated as
deserters ..................... 788
persons drafted to be inspected by sur-
geon, .......................... 788,784
claims for exemption for physical dis-
ablity to be decided by enrolment
board ............................. 784
its deciion to be final, ........... 784
penalty on surgeon for neglect in is-
spection, &ec...................... 784
for making Imperfact or fidse re-
ports ......................... 784
those drafted and not wanted, to be dis-
charged........................... 784
travel to and from rendezvous to be
allowed, ...................... 784
expimses of enrolment and draft how
paid .... ......................... 784
of arrest and return of deserters .. 784
781 those furnishing substitutes to be &i.
charged from draft ................ 784
substitute to have same pay, &e.,as if
originally drafted .............. 784
bounty to volunteers now in service for
relilistment, ...................... 784
when companies of a regiment may be
eonslidated ...................... 84
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regimental officers to be reduced in sles, on conviction, to sufr death, ... 737
proportion .................... 784 Natina Gaffery and School of Arts,
company not to exceed maximum act to Incorporate in the District of
number ....................... 784
offliers not to be appointed to regiments
reduced below the minimum, .... 784, 785
sentence of court-marti on person
convicted of being deserter, spy, &c.,
need not be approved by the Presi-
dent ............................. 785
sentences therefor, how carried Into
execution, .................... 786
officers absenting themselves without
leave may be reduced to the ranks by
court-martial .................. 786
clothes, arniii, &c., of soldier not to be
sold, bartered, or pledpd, &c. 785
persons not soldiers having them Inpos-
session, to have no property or inter-
est therein ........................ 785
possession thereof, by a person not a
soldier or officer, to be evidence of
sale.......................... z.... 785
penalty for procuring or enticing to
desert............................ 786
for harboring deserters ......... 786
for purchasing arms of a soldier,.. 786
for carrying away such deserter,.. 786
for refusing to deliver him up, when
ordered, ...................... 786
for resisting the draft, &c....... 785
or counselling any person to
resist .................... 785
persons resisting, &c., the draft, to be
subject to summary arrest .......... 785
President to issue proclamation to sol-
diers absent without leave, to return,
&c .............................. 786
those returning, only to forfeit pay; 786
deserters not returning, to be pun-
ished accordlng to law ......... 786
depositions, to be used In military
courts, of witnesses beyond the lira-
its,......................... 786
to be taken, on reasonable notice,.. 786
judge advocate may appoint a reporter, 786
duty, oath ....................... 786
continuances, when and how granted,.. 786
prisoners in close confinement, to be 787
tried in sixty days, .............
certain oflnces by persons in the mill-
tary service, to be punished by court-
martial ........................... 786
punishments therefor ............ 786
officers absent from duty with leave,
except for sickness or wounds, to
have half pay...................... 786
absent without leave, to forfeit pay,
in addition to penalties imposed
by court martil
. ............... 786
fiurloughs may be granted to non-com-
missioned officers and privates ...... 786
the President, during the rebellion, may
call out the national forces ........ 786
those drafted, to be assigned to any ser-
vice ............................ 786
details to special service, how made,... 786
enlistments from volunteers to regular
service, not allowed ................ 787
eavalry service, pay of grades of ...... 787
certain grades abolished and certain
established, ................... 787
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Columbia, ...... ; ................. 85
name, corporte powers, &C. ....... 85
Nioa ManiaOn* g, and Prayer,
days set apart as days of,...Appendix, 1261,
1270
NationalLoma. See Loan.
a"t to authorize ..................... 259
Naona Obervat.
use of certain telegraph lune to be free
to, for scientile purposes .......... 42
Naticai Almac,
ap7pria ton for...... 19, 88,150,665,818
Naufic lxa ts,
appropriation for ................. 880, 816
appropriais r ......... 82, 149, 565, 818
appointment &of midshipmen to ...... 85
regulations, c., concerning ..........
ava Aghun,
ay~oriations for the, 82, 149, 267, 56K817
6 pria ous for the,... .149, 564,817
of the IUnited States, resolution to ap-
point a commissioner to revise and
codify the ........................ 82
Naval Monimt,
appropriation for removal of, from Capi-
tol to Naval Academy, Annapolis,... 83
Naval 06servator,,
apa pr tin for, ...... 82, 149, 880, 566, 818
at F kanlsoo, salary of, established, 411.
Raval Saypi,
in contracting for, chief of bureau may
reject any bid by previous defult-
such defiulter not to be surety for con-
tractor,.......................82
contractors not to be sureties hor each
9ther, ............................. 828
only one bid from any person ......... 8
who only to be received as contractors, 828
bidders may be present at opening of
bids,......................... 828
NwA
van of, established in navy depart-
ment, ............................. 610
offiler &o., of, their salaries,. .510, 511
transer of appropriation for bureau of 631
ia
appropriations for bureau ot...690, 691, 816
aroriatons eNe,for, 1860--61"1. 80
gnrl1co1-2,.------------... 147, 265
- for 1862-686..................... 61
for 1868-64, ..................... 814
pay, provisions, sick, &c.,..80, 147, 264, 561,
814, 816
pay for year ending June 80, 1860 ..... 88
repair and equipment, 80,147, 266, 61, 814,
816
repairs costing over $8000, at any yard,
an hull and spars of any vesel not
to be made, until commission reprt
thereon ........................ 80, 147
commission of whom to consist,..80, 147
repairs costing over 81000, .,c..80, 147
examination to be made of the sailing
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vessels of the navy, and cst of giving
them full steam power, ............. 80
report thereon, and on expediency of
the alteration, to be made to next
Congress, ......................... 80
purchase and charter of vessels,.267, 880,
662, 814
purchase of steamers and tug-boats,.... 751
fe, hemp, ordnane, &c.,. 81, 147, 266, 267,
880, 561, 81
oontingenies .......... 81, 147, 266, 681, 815
each bureau to show its own dis-
bursements .................. 81, 148
estimates hereafter to be given in
detail ....................... 81
saltpetre ............................. 81
marine corps .......... 81, 148, 267, 562, 816
navy yards, preservation of works, and
current repairs, .. 2.."82,
148, 267, 562, 816
naval asylums ...................... 82, 267
hospitals, construction andrepair o..82, 149,
564, 817
sagazinee, construction and repair, .82 149,
568, 187
civil establishment at navy yards,...82, 818
Instruments, books, charts, ft ...... 82, 880
contingent expenses ........ 82, 147, 267
Naval Observatory,...82,149,880, 564, 818
Naval Academy .......... 88, 149, 565, 818
Nautical Almanac ......... 88,150, 58, 818
report on survey of route between Cali-
fornia and China, &e .............. 88
charts of Behring's Straits survey,..... 88
removal
Academy, of naval monument to Naval 88
pursers to be..........................
called paymasters ........ 88
pay of pursers' cleris at certain navy
yards ............................. 88
for prevention of counterfeiting, ...... 88
examination of Isthmus of Chiriqui,.88, 148
report upon quality and probable
quantity of coal there .......... 88
report upon value of privileges con.
tracted for conditionaIly by Secre.
tary of the Navy .............. 88
to purchase right to use Davideon's boat-
lowering, U., apparatus ............. 148
Brooke's deep-sea sounding appara-
tus, ........................... 148
Sargeant's steam-engine governor, 148
pay of chiefs of bureaus and superin-
tendent Naval Observatory not al-
tered ............................ 72
of officer expenmepting in gun-
nery at Washingn ........ 27
what hereafter to constitute sea service, 27
furlough pay or right to furlough offi-
cers not affected hereby ........... 27
pay of officer, on reserved list, when
celed into active service .......... 27
their present pay not affected here-
b ...................... 27
completion of charts of survey of the
La Plata .......................... 1Wt
publication. &c., of charts, &c., of North
Pacific Surveying Expedition and
Coral Archipelago, ............. 150
but only of-surveys by Captain
Ringgold, & ............... 150
charts of North Pacific and China seas
and Behring's Straits .............. 150
payments made to clerks of yards and
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commandants, at Kittery and Phila-
delphia, allowed ................... 150
medical officers incapable of-seaservice,
to be placed on retired ist, .......... 160
pay in sucheases ................ 150
vacancies in medical corps, ocasaloned
thereby how filled .............. 150
number of medical officers on active
list not to be increased thereby,...
of ptented 150
law prohibiting purchase
fire-arms, repealed ................ 160
pay of superintendent of naval istro-
nomicl expedition to Chili ........ 150
appropriation therefdr ....... 150
appropritions for publication, &e., of
foretgn hydrographic surveys, when
to be applicable ............... 150, 161
board of three naval officers to
first approve thereof. 161
pay of clerks of commandants at navy
yards, except, &c ............... 161
certain acts repealed ......... 151
ordnance foundery at Washington
yrd
navy
, ~..........,r......•..... ... .... 88
siwheel steamers ............... 266,751
seven steam screw sloops of war,..161, 266,
751
law requiring navy agent at San Fran-
cisco to do duty of purser, repealed,. 151
printing salling directions ............ 268
patented articles connected with marine
engines not to be bought, or used, un-
less, &c ...... .................... 268
coal depot at Key West .............. 815
marine barracks at Charlqstown ...... 815
Coston's night-signals ................ 816
ordnance ........................... 816
quarters, &c., at Fort Abercrombie,.... 816
a boats for Western rivers ........ 816
cretary may change names of vessels
purchased for government use...... 816
preserved meats forming part of navy
ration, how procured, prepared, and
packed ........................... 561
surgeon's appliances- for the sick and
hurt, ......................... 61, 816
clothing, ......................... 562,816
navy officers to be employed to charter
and purchase vessels, when, &e., .... 562
to receive no additional pay ...... 562
compensation of other persoms employed
to charter or purchase ........... 562
lithographer ........................ 562
raising roof, &c., of navy department
building............................ 562
no building to be erected or extended
until plans and estimates and conrats
are made .......... : ........... 568, 564
no salaries to be paid any employee in
navy yard except those designated in
the estimates ..................... 564
pay of captain in navy doing duty as
chief of bureau ..................... 565
of clerks of navy yard and of navy
agency at Mare Island ....... 566
of secretary of commander of a
squarn ..................... 56
spirit ration to cease from and after
Sept. 1, 1862, ...................... 5
commutation in lieu thereof ...... 5
orders, &c., of Secretary of Navy to be
regulations of navy department, .....

NatT, (continued.)
age of chaplains in navy at their ap-
pointment, ........................
President may appoint ten acting mid-
shipmen to naval academy f'om sons
of officers, . ......................
District of Columbia to be regarded as
a Congressional district for purpose
of appointments to naval academy,... 6
Stevons's battery, for Immediate com-
pletion of .........................
stipulations of contract for comple-
tion of ........................
payment
tingentofupon appropriation to beascon-
its success
iron-clad sea-going war-steam.
er, ............
not to be expended unless Oecretary
of Navy, &c ..................
navy ration of coffee and sugar may be
commuted for extract of coffee, &c.,.. 881
at the discretion of the ecretay1 of
the Navy, and if acceptable to the
men ..........................
Iron-clad steam vessels of war .......
armor-plated sea-steamers of iron .....
contract to be made tlierefor only
after advertisement, &c.........814
construction and repair ofmachinery, 751,815
ordnance machinery, magazines .....
testing methods of working steam ..... 761
powder-tugs and ordnance-boat, ....... 815
shot, shell, powder, small arms, &c.,... 815
photographer for ordnance bureau,.
compass-stations, books, signals, flags,
&P, .............................. 815
bureau of yards and docks, ........... 815
of equipment and recruiting,. .. 815, 816
of navigation, ..................
of construction and repair ........
of provisions and clothing .......
of medicine and surgery ......... 816
marine barracks at Mare land ....... 816
plans to be first approved by Secre-
tary of Navy ................... 816
repairs of barracks and rent of offices,.. 816
superintendents, naval constructors,... 818
salary of civil engineer at Washington
avy Yard .......................
of bureau of yards and docks ..... 818
certificates of officers and crew of the
"Congress" and "Cumberland" to
b paid ...........................
temporary appointments of acting assist-
ant paymasters and ensigns confirmed
until, Uc ......................... 818
rate of pay approved .............. 818
p~cbase of four for the navy,........ 818
baking of bread .....................
asstant paymasters attached to war-
vessels to be allowed a clerk ........ 818
but not In vessels having comple-
ments of less than one hundred,. 818
except supply steamers or store-
ships,................
pay of boatswains, gunn, carpenters,
and sail-makers ...................
resolution providing for the Immediate
payment of the ............
act to provide for temporary inrese of
the ..............................
vessels may be hired, purchased, or eon-
traeted for ........................
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may be fitted with ordnance and
W5 ordnance storesr............... 272
temporary appointments of acting lieu-
tenants and other officers confirmed,
5 until, ....................... 272,278
their rate of pay confirmed, ....... 278
appropriation for ..................... 278
assistant Qecretary of, the, authorized,.. 282
salary and duty of ........... 282, 288
380 medical corps of, increased ......... 284
retired list for officers of, provisions con-
88 cernming ........... ...... 289-291
additionil enlistments in, authorized,... 816
an increase of seamen In, directed,.. Appendlx
1286
880 thanks to, for recent brilliant victorias, 610,
614
880 act to increase and regulate pay of
the.............................. 28-27
vay, on the active list of; ............. 24
captain ....................... 24
commanders and lieutenants com-
881 moding ...................... 24
881 lieutenais
chaplains,. ............ 2.
814 to condtict pubhc worship after 2
..............
manner of-church if which
he is a member ............ 24
815 to report annually to Seetary
of Navy ................... 24
masters ................. 24,25
increased pay to whom to at-
815 tach ...................... 27
passed midshipmen .............. 25
midshipmen .................... 26
sugeons, passed assistant, and as-
sistant surgeons ............... 26
816 purers ........................ 25,26
- 816 professors of mathematics ........ 26
816 engineers....................... 26
warrant officer ............... 26,27
act further to promote the efficiency
of........................... 829
naval officers, sixty-two years of age,
or on the register forty-five years, to
be retired from active service...... 829
names to be on retired list of their
818 grade......................... 829
may be assigned to shore duty,.... 829
pay in such case ............ 829
officers on retired list may be detailed
818 to command squadrons or ships..... 829
receiving a vote of thanks of Con-
gress they may be restored, to
active list..................... 829
fiag.fficer, who may be, .............. 829
authority, pay, Ac........... 829
818 pay of retired ofaers ................. 29
promotions in place of offtcers retired
under this act, ..................... 880
medals of honor for .petty offiers, sea-
men, marines, &c.................. 880
appropriation therefor ......... 830
818 hours oflabor inxavy yards........880
rate ofwaesto be paid...........880
8189 art to establish and equlize grade of
line oficers in ..................... 588
8.22, 828 nine grades established .............. 588
number of officers of each grade ...... 588
272 vessels of the navy divided Into four
classes........................588
how to be eojmanei, ........
272
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advisary board on promotion in the
vy, ............................. 84
to be appointed every four year,.. 56
certificate, commissions ..............
rear-admirals, from what grade appoint-
ed .. . . ... . ............. 5
certain navy officers not to be retired
until after fifty4ve years of service
in the navy ........................
when officers in the navy and marine
corps may be advanced one grade,... 84
,volunteer lieutenants may be placed In
line of promotion, when, &e ......... 684
limit to number ................. 584
seamen may be promoted to warrant
officers ............................ 684
on such promotion to have gratuity
and medal of honor ........
students at naval academy to be styled
midshipmen ....................... 5
graduating sesfully, to be com-
missioned as enigs, ......
number, selection ageexamnation, 586
if deficient at any examination
not tocontinue at academy, un-
less, aC.....................
navy officers dismissed by court-mar-
tial, or resigning to avoid one, not to
be reinstated ........ ........
flag of rear admirals. ....... 86
relative rankofarmy and navy officers, 56,
admirals and commodores on retired
list...........................8.
pay of different grades on active list,... 586
on retired lit,................... 687
increased pay of higher grade, to be al-
lowed in certain cases, from what
d o............". .............
sea-service of boatswains, gunners, &c.,
how computed, .................... 686
dutV of clerks,..' ..................... 587
assistant to bureau of medicine and sur-
ry.............................
rations ............................. 5 7
pay of volunteer officers, to be same as
that of like grade in the regular navy, 587
act for the better government of,...600-610
articles for the government of. 801-8
proceeds of vessels, &c., adjudged good
prize, where sole property of captors, 606
when divided between captors and the
United States ..................... 606
distribution of prize-money ............ 606
bounty for vessels destroyed, to be di-
vided as prize-money ............... 606
duty of commanders Incases of captures
of jrizes .....................
arme vessels in the service of the Unit-
ed States making capture, to have
same rights as vessels of navy ...... 607
property not to be removed from vessel
by any navy officer ...............
persons captured In prizes, not to be
maltreated ........................ 07
ransom-money, &c., to be distributed;.. 607 Navy Oplcsr,
assignment of wages or prlze-money,... 607
sale of wages and prlze-money to be
discouraged ....................... 607
prize-money accruing to the United
States to remain fnd for pensions,.. 607
if fund is insaient, ............. 607
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if there to a surplus .............. 607
district attorney in each district to give
Secretary of Navy list of prize cases, 608
684 to famish list monthly ............ 608
secretary of Navy may employ counsel
to aid district attorney in prize cases, 608
marshals to render statements, ......... 608
fees for disbursements not tobe al-
84 lowed until, Ac ................ 608
ales decreed, how to be made ......... 608
grass proceeds where to be deposit-
ed,.......... ........ ....... 08
pay of district atorneys, marosas, prize
commissioners, &e................. 608
pensions to disabled officers and seamen, 608
authority of officers over crews when
vessel is wrecked or lost, ....... 608, 609
,58 pay of officers and men of ship captur-
ed by an enemy to continue, if, &a.,.. 609
list or muster roll of men to be kept,... 609
duties of commanders of vessels as re-
586 spects their men ................ 609, 610
petty officers and persons of inferior
ratings to be sent to Atlantic port on
expiration of service .............. 610
585 shipping.articles to contain such
provision,.... ................. 610
who to be deemed petty officers.. 610
W copy of regulations, &c., to be fuaished
officers............................ 810
repeal of inconsistent laws ........... 610
587 ATM1 Aget,
-at an'Pranclsoo, not to do duty as pur-
ser .............................. 151
appropriations for the,.. 19, 99,140, 868, 868
additional clerks in, authorized8 ....... 8
appropriation for pay of .......... 868
6 'act to reorganize ....-............ 610-512
eight bureaus established .............. 610
chleft of bureaus to be taken from what
grades of officers ................... 10
to hold office for four years ....... 610
687 clerks in the office of the Secretary of
the Navy and in-the several bureaus,
and their salaries ............ 10, 511
watchmen and laborer ................ 11
duties of the department to be distrib-
uted among bureaus ............... 611
orders of bureaus to be considered as
coming fiom the Secretary of the
Navy ............................. 611
bureaus to furnish Secretary of Navya
with estimates of expenses .......... 612
appropriation for each bureau to be
kept separate .................. 612
chiefs of bureaus to have franking priv-
80D7 lege---------- -............. 12
repeal of inconsistent laws----------5.. 12
eight additional clerks In, authorized,.. 288
salary to be $1200 per annum, .... 288
transfer of former appropriations to cor-
607 respond with present organization, 681, 682
remaining balances to be expended
for clerical services ............ 682
certain, may be retired at their own re-
quest ............................. 290
retired list for, provisions concerning, 290
291
may be heard, before they are retired,.. 291
certain, may be detailed for service of
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war department to inspect transport
vessels ............
forbidden to return escaped fgitives
from service ...................... 854
to be employed in purchasing steam-
vessels, or chartering .............. 562
not to decide on validity of claim to an
alleged fugitive slave .............. 591
dismissed by courbamartial, &c., not to
be reinstated ...................... 585
actto alter and regulate ........... 264
'of what it shall consist ............ 24, 285
what articles may be substituted,....- 286
daly allowance may be varied or dimin-
ished when necessary .............. 26
payment to be made to those whose
allowanceis diminished according
to scale ....................... 285
commander making diminution to
report to navy department, .....265
and to give paymaster written
orders, spe fying diminution
or reduction .............. 265
when act to take effect, ............... 25
repealing clause .................... 25
preserved meats, pickles, butter and de-
sicested meats, how procured, ....... 265
provisions as to spirit ration ......... 265
who may not draw, &P ........... 26
payment in lieu thereof .......... 2
of coffee and sugar, .may be commuted,.
if, &c ....... ..................... 881
Navy Yard at Mare IAd,
pay of commandant of; ............... 826
apr riation for barracks at .......... 816
approp tions for, 82,148,149,267,568,816
811
superintendents of,may be taken fim
captains or commanders ........... 286
hours of labor and rates of wages of em-
ployees at,..................... 880,587
harbor of New London, and waters of
Narragansett Bay, to be surveyed and
examined to ascertain their* fitness
for, ............................... 576
Nedrasla Terli"or
appropriations for survey of lands in,. .189
218, 81
post-routes established in .......... 161, 420
annual direLt tax apportioned to ..... 296
the direct tax on, under act of 1861,
how to be satisfied ................. 446
repair of capitol in .................... 110
two additional Indian agents in, to be
appointed ....................... 118
ont for the Poncas and one for the
Pawnees ..................... 118
salary.......................... 118
appropriations for government in ..... 142
portions of Utah snd Washington Terr-
tories made part of ................ 244
Ne.coe-eo,
to have three hundred and twenty acres
of land ........................... 1181
Negres,
mulattoes, Ac., delivered from vessels
seized in the slave-trade, may be sent
to Afca, &.................... 40,41
President may contract therefor,....40,
41
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commanders of United States arm-
ed vessels may deliver there, .... 41
NeMasn Hall,
te to saline lands in Jilinois oonarn.
ed . .................... 892
Nelson, iilia,a*,*
credit to be allowed In his account,.... 87
Nevada Ter"' g,
established ......................... 09
boundaries, ......................... 209
proviso as to portion within the limits
of California,. ..................... 210
rights of Indians not impaired, ........ 210
Indian territory excepted out of boun-
daries, until, &c., ........... 210
authority of United States over In-
dim thereon not impaired, ..... 210
territory may be divided, &e..........210
executive power and authority ........ 210
governor; term, powers, and duties, 210,214
appointment, qualification, and sal-
.218
salary of; as superintendent of In-
dian aftin .................... 218
secretary; term, powers, and duties, 210,218
appointment, qualification, and sal-
ary, ............................ 218
when to act as governor ........... 210
legislative power, ............ 21 211
"zteut and limits of...........211
legislative assembly to consist of coun-
cil and house of representatives ..... 211
pay of members, and expenses of 218
apprpriton to be made fbr expen-
ses of ....................... 218
time and place of first and subse.
quent sessions of .......... 211,214
sessions not to exceed term of forty
days, except the first, .......... 211
council; number, term of service, &e.,.211,
218
electi of members of .......... 211
house of representatives; number, term
of service, ae .................. 211,218
apportionment for election of members
of council and house .............. 211
census before fint election ......... 211
first election, proceedings thereof ..... 211
subsequent eetions and apportion-
ments ............................ 211
voters at first and subsequent elections, 211
eligibility to office at first and subse-
quept elections ............... 2 11
who are disquafie to hold office,. 212
township, district, and county offiere,
how appointed, &c ................ 212
judicial power, in what vented, ....... 212
supreme court; number, appointment,
and salary of judges of ......... 212,218
jurisdiction, c., in chancery and as
common law ................. 212
clerk, appoiutment, fees, &c., of,... 212
writs of error, exceptions, appeals
to and from ................... 212
trial by jury not allowed.in cases
removed to ................... 212
tims and plam of holding courts, 21
district courts; number, appointment,
and Salary of judges of ......... 212,218
jurisdiction, &4,o4 in chancery and
at common law ............ 212,218
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district courts, times V places of hold.
Ing ........................... 212,214
clerk of, appointment, fees, &c., of, 212
to be register in chancery,.'..... 212
probate courts, jurisdiction of, and ap-
pointment of judges of ............. 212
justices of the peace, appointment and
jurisdiction of ..................... 212
habeas corpus, by whom writs of, may be
granted .......................... 212
attorney, appointment, fees, &c., of, ... 218
marshal, appointment, fees, &c., of,.... 218
contingent expenses of territory, annual
appropriation for .................. 218
seat of government, how established
and changed ...................... 214
delegate to Congress, qualifications and
election of ........................ 214
school sections ...................... 214
Constitution and laws of the United
States, if not inapplicable, made ap-
plicable to the territory .........
surveyor-general to be appointed, ..
compensation, powers, duties, &c.,. 214
appropriations for ........ 277,'278, 865, 698
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 296
territorial limits of, extended .......... 575
appropriation for survey of lands in, 851, 748
surveying district of, to be united to
California, ..................... 869, 409
salary of surveyor-general in .......
post-routes established in ....... 421, 664
land district in territory of, established, 608
to be called the District of Nevada, 508
register and receiver to be appoint-
ed............. ........ 60
duties, pay, &c., of .......... 608
law of, respecting corporations, disap-
proved ........................... 709
corporations n, may sue, &c .........
register and receiver in .............. 749
census of ...........................
territorial library in ................. 748
act to establish branch mint in the terri-
tory of ........................... 770
collectors and assessors in, how paid,.. 780
Indian scrvio in .................... 791
salaries of Indian agents in ....... 798, 794
New Bedjbrd,
portion of custom-house at, to be fitted
up as po.t-ofle,. .................. 647
Newcaad-ipon-7ae,
salary of consul at, established ........ 886
New Granada,
convention with, of September 10, 18567, 985 N Mexico Terrkoy,
plenipotentiaries .................... 985
certain claims of citizens of the United
States upon New Granada to be re-
ferred to commissioners ........... 985
especially those caused by riot at
Panama ...................... 986
New Granada acknowledges its liability, 988
two commissioners, how appointed,... 986
provision in case of vacancies ... 986
commissioners to name an umpire,..,. 986
if they do not agree, how umpire
is to be chosen ................ 986
to meet in Washington, &c ...... 986
to take an oath .................. 986
oathto be recorded .............. 986
to examine and determine claims,.. 986,
987
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proceedings In such cases,. 987
to give certificates to claim-
qnts of sums due under their
award ................... 987
agregate of sums, to be p*id by New
Granada to the United States...... 987
mode of payment, .................. 987
special appropriation by New Granada
to meet the payments,....... 987, 988
commission to conclude its labors in
nine months ...................... 988
decision to be final ..... ...... 988
awards to discharge New Granada, .... 988
pay of commissioner and umpire ..... 988
signature, exchange ofratifications, &e., 988,
989
act to carry into effect convention with, 145
President to appoint commissioner,. 145
commissioner, with one appointed by
New Granada, to determine claims,.. 145
secretary and clerk may be appointed,. 146
214 pay of commissioner, secretary, &c.,.. 146
214 contingent expenses of commission,... 146
regulaone for commission ............ 145
Secretary of State to transmit proper
papers to commissioner .......... 145
commissioner from New Granada may
deposit certified copies, or duplicates, 146
testimony of unwilling witnesses, how
procured ......................... 145
410 Indebtedness of New Gransda to claim-
ants, established by award tobe paid
to the United Staes............... 145
United States to pay claimants,... 146
appropriation for expenses ........... 146
NwHampshir,
post-routes established in,. 162,417, 574
annual direct tax apportioned to. 295
NM Jere,
708 post-routes established in, ......... 162, 417
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 9
748 part of, added to collection district of
New York ........................ 658
assistant collector at Jersey City,.. 618
New Jeh AMue,
repair of culvert in ................. 760
Ne London,
harbor of, to be surveyed to ascertain
its fitness for a navy yard ........ 576
appropriations for additional fortifle- "
tions at,....................... .. 655
not to be expended, unless New
London is selected as site for per-
manent navy yard ............. 65
a private land-claim in, confirmed .... 887
part of, made the Territory of Arizona, 664
acts of, extended over Territory of Ari-
zona ............................... 665
laws of, recognizing slavery, repealed,. 665
collection district in, and Texas ....... 761
jurisdiction of district court, over El
Paso county, Texas ............... 761
Indian service in ................... 789
pa and allowances to militia called out
in 1864 ........................... 68
to be same as in the army ....... 6d
only for active service ........... 68
act to confirm certain private land-claims
in,............................... 71
effect of such confirmation . 71, 72
See Land-Claims,Privalt

Nw Mari. Teitory, (continued.) Nie Pee,(continued.)
apr on for completion of Capitol President to be informed of
....,....... 110
,oooooo.........
no part to be expended until, &0.,. 110
one additional Indian agent in ........ 118
annusaldiret tax apportioned to.:
certain sums to be credited to, on ac-
connt of direct tax, ...............
appropriations for government ln,.101, 142,
pst-routes etablished in .......... 162, 421
ldsurveys in ..............
appropriation for military roads in.
Veport, (RPJde Island,)
portion of custom-howe at, to be fitted
up as post-office ...................
home for destitute, in Washington, ... 880
portion of Judiciary Square may be
used for, .......................
no expense to government, .........
Ne Papero,
sent in packages, to one address, postage
prepaid, &e., to be delivered to owners, 8
weight of newspaper mail limited,.. .169, 205
postage upon,..................
certain to be free .............
postage on, between eastofRocky Moun-
tains and Pacific ...............
stamped envelopes for .................
rates of postage on packages of, deliver-
ed to regular dealers, ..............
delivery of, by carriers in New York,.. 169 "Nghtina'e," T Si,
time of newspaper, &o., mail, overland
to California, ....................
certain, exempt from paying tax for ad-
.Weuo,, vertisements
Henrg, .........................
tou
released from penalties ofunfulfilledcon-
tracts ............................
NMeiYork,
law subdividing northern district o into.
three divisions, for trial of issues of
fact, repealed ......................
post-routes established in........
annual direct tax apportioned to ....... 295
part of New Jersey added to collection
district of ........................
AeM York India,
appropriations for the..... 48, 281, 515, 777
Net Pows,
treaty between the United States and,
of June 11, 1855, preamble, contract-
ing parties, &c ..................
cession of lands to the United States, 957 iBoa-Reuidents,
boundaries thereof ........... 957
reservation, boundaries, & ......
to be set apart, surveyed,
whites not to reside thereon,
unless, £................
roads may be run through,-
damages to be paid ....... 958
may be surveyed into lots and
assigned to individuals ...... 95
tribes to settle on reservation with-
n ayear ................
where to remain meanwhile,.. 968
rights of fishin. and hunting re-
served to Indians..............
payments by the United States, 958, 959 Nwoas E
how to be applied ...........
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wishes of Indians, ......... 99
remuneration for expenses and
improvements ......... 96,959
reservations may be surveyed into
29618 lots and assigned ............. 959
annuities not to be taken to pay
489 debts of Individuals .........960
-to be given free of cost, ....... 99
864, 692 to be withheld from those who
drink, &c., ardent spirits,... 960
189, 218, 851 tribes to preserve friendly relations, 960
208 to pay for depredations, ...... 960
to surrender offenders ......960
not to make war but in self.de-
647 fence .................... 959
United States to establish free com-
mon schools, provide instructors,
&e.......................... 959
880 to furnish mills, mechanics, phy-
880 sician, medicine, £ ........... 959
United States to pay salary, furnish
house, &e.,to head-chief ....... 959
William Craig, to continue to oc-
cupy his land, ................ 960
707 treaty when to take effect,........ 960
707 signature, ratification, proclamation,
U........................ 960,962
170,205 appropriations for the, ........ 7,58, 28
167
Yogafl,524, 787
168 collection district of,extended, ........ 761
ent to certain of the crew ..... 85
169
Coston's, appropriation to pay to use
; 478 and manufacture ............... 815,816
le apropriations for experiments with,... 815
M approprlations for the ...... 5, 226, 518, 780
fishing bounties of several vessels to be
Pad to,........................... 886
8 N e, Wiliam H.,
48,162, payment to, for dues as superintendent
417, 574 of Fort Rldgel , &e., wagon-road,. .. 911
Non-Commissioned VJ ,k
certain, may be employed as clerks in
658 office of adjutagenal, ....... 88, 868
No-4divered Letters. See Letters.
lists of, to be posted or published ...... 708
Noa-resident Owners,
lists of property of, under tax ac, how
made ............................ 486
957 collection of taxes on property. of. .441, 442
tax-litse of, to be made out,........... 299
958 collection of tax on property of ........ 805
&c.,. 958 Nbrr's, George momwrville,
patent to, as assignee of Etienne Ber-
958 not, confirmed ..................... 909
North1 Carolina,
post-routes In, established, ............. 102
annual direct tax apportioned to....... 295
blockade of ports of, declared,.... Appendix,
9 inhabitants of, declared to be u insur.
rectiou .................. Appendix, 1282
commercial intercourse therewith pro-
98 hibited ..................Appendix, 1262
'tiveBatding,
959 appropriations for ..... 94, 99, 186,8, 685
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264"er Fronztier,
appropriations for works of defence on, 842
North, Bw3y,
account of, for wood ftruished volun-
teers,to be settled,................. 899
orth P.aci Seas,
publishiug hofo.
No~urPoqing .................. 150
Expediio,
apparatus foprinting, &c., surveys of, 150
North Star," Tw,
American register to issue to ......... 481 Oath of Allegiance,
NortWe Executive Buildg,
riaties for the, .140, 278, 868, 690
convention with ...................... 112
See Soedm and N.rway.
lbraVia. Bark
"Admiral P. Tordensklold,' damages to
be paid to owners of ............... 916
Notaries-Pbic, . violation of, to subject offender topain
in the District of Columbia, may take
acknowledgments of deeds of real or
personal property therein ......... 91
otce s
to caveator in patent eases, from what
timeeompute .............
i f... 247
of hearings on appli.ation far e 2ten-
tion,
thatt ...........................
article is patented, how given, .... 249
249
in Wasbhngtdn County, D. C., abate.
ment of .......................... 808
NurM, Oath of Office
pay of soldiers acting as, appropriation
for, . . ................. .. 646
rintifor citen, ............ 64
payment to, for horses, &c., for members
of 28th Congress ................... 907
for damages for being deprived of
use, &c.of certai I t, ........ 907
to give receipts in fll of allclaims,.. 907
0.
of 'assessors and assistant assessors of
direct taxes, ............... 29, 297
certificate of .................... 297
penalty for acting without ....... 297
of clerks of board of asessors ....... 800
penalty for taking false, ............ 8. 08
of commissioners of police ....... 820, 821
of members of police force, and registry
of,................................ 82
form of, how to be prepared ...... 826
of ofermaking contract, to be append-
ed thereto ......................... 412
form of ......................... 412
"ae swearing in taking, to be per-
jury.o ...... ............ 412
additional, for Jurors in the United
States courts ...................... 480
persons declining to take, to be dis-
charged from the jury .......... 480
pnalty for taking as oath ......... 481
r eiectors in Washing ton and George-
town, suspected of disloyalty ....... 408
who may administer ............. 408
fale swearing in taking, to be per.
jury .......................... 408
tbr veriflcation of invoices to certily
what, ....... .............. 18
Pas
Oat, (continued.)
by whom to be administered, &c.,.. 588
to be taken by Postmaster-General, post-
masters, and all employees In depart-
ment and offices, in addition to oath
of office ....................... 701, 702
persons not taking, liable to penal-
ties, &a........................ 702
renewal of, in certain matters conneed
with patents, not to be required, ..... 796
form of, for cadets ................... 288
by whom, may be administered to en-
listed men In the military service,.. 80
persons in civil service of government
to take ............................ 825
form of oath ........................ 826
penalty for refusing to take oath ...... 827
fore whom it may be talken ....... 827
and penalties of perjury......... 826
and to dlschasge from service. 826
to be taken by masters of American
vessels, clearing for foreign ports, ... 854
commanders of American vessels sail- "
ing to foreign torts, to take ........ 610
persons prosecuting claims asgalnt the
United States, to take .............. 610
who may administer oa ........ 610
pefalty for violation of, ........ 610
to be required of state or political pris-
oners before their discharge, .... 7 756
act to prescribe, to all persons in the
civil, military, or naval departments
of the public service ................ 602
oath to be preserved and filed, .... 502
fale swearing In taking the oath, to
be perjury ........ 02,.08
eanslty, .08
of commiseloer, chief clerk, &a.,of ag-
riculture ........................ 888
form of, for commissioners of primary
schools in the District of Columbia,. 8
of assessors and assistant assessors un-
der taxact, ........................ 484
of all connected with post-office depart-
ment, by whom may be taken ...... 681
of comptroler of the currency, and
deputy ........................... 666
formtro to be presci ed in trials, &c.,
before certain ministers and consuls
abroad ........................... 78
under internal revenue act, assessors
and assistanta, collectors and deputies,
may administer ............... 682
no fees there8or2............. 82
Obq, Pel a,
assignment of land to children of ...... 1118
O'Brien, Agatha,
payment to, of sums due her late hus-
band, Brevet-Mejor J. P. J. O'Brien,. 848
Observatory, Naval,
appropriations for,.....82, 149, 880, 564, 818
public highways, in Washington Coun-
ty, D. C., how punished ........ 888, 884
Oean Ma service,
may be performed for postage ........ 88, 89
preference to American steamships, 89
between San Francisco and Olympia,
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temporary, between New York and San approprations for, 66, 81, 84 880,51, I'M
Francisco by nearest and most expe-
ditious route ...................... 170 for office of colonel CC .......... 98, 99
appropriation for, between New York transfer of appropriation for bureauof,..681
and San Francisco, vi Panama, ..... 205
Odd Fdow, bureau of, established in navy depart-
Independent Order of, in District of Co- ment ............................. 610
lumbia, incorporated, ............ 80 appropriation for bureau of ....... 690, 691
power and duties of corporation, officers, &c., of, their salaries,. .510, 611
........................
o 80 Ordnae and Ordnanc Stores,
Offader, for the navy, appropriaton f ..... 26, 257
provision for urrender o by Indians. appropriations for purchase and manu-
See the TreaOtles wd the aNOW I '= facture o ......................... 286
2ribes. to be increased ....................... 287
Cpsc See ctmbcs. officers how appointed, rankand pay of, 287
act to prevent members of Congress and Oda , hf f,
officers- of government from taking additional clerks in office of ....... 888, 868
consideration to procure,: .......... 577 Ordnaace Depatent,
act to prevent any agent of government designation of enlisted men of ........ 608
from taking consideration to pro- pay, rations, &t, uiot changed,.... 609
c r .............................. addifionA officers appointed to ........ 748
salary to be withheld from certain per. how appointed ...................... 748
sons appointed to fll vacancies in,... 648 increase to last only during present re-
bellion ........................... 744
accounts of certain disbursing, to be set- officers below rank of field-officer not
tied ...... ................. 115 to be promoted, except after examina-
Ojk" of Gowme, tion .............................. 748
act to prevent, from taking consideM- filing in examinaon, to be sus-
tion forprocuring contracts, office, or pended from promotion for one
pFao,.: ....................... 677, 578 year, ......................... 748
upon second falure, to be dropped
to be examined by military board,.... 270 from army ................... 748
if report is adverse, Commissions to be Ordna Fnndery,
vaeated ........................... 270 at Washington Navy Yard, appropria-
tion for ........................ 880
dcuments en'd papers .d by United
States ofiers not to be stamped,.... 682 appropriation for repair oc ........... 815
post-routes in, established, 168, 417, 69, 674, provisions of swamp4and act extended
to, .......................... 8
annual direct tax apportioned to....... 296 grant not to Include certain lands,. 8
additional representative in Congress, selections to be made within two
assigned to,. ... : ................. 868 years ........................ 8
to constitute part of the seventh judicial fiom what time to be computed, 8
circuit ............................ 687 branch telegraph line to, certain con-
times and places of holding district and tractors may construct ............. 42
circuit courts in ............... 657 privileges granted therefor ....... 42
expenses of repelling rebel raids in, how terms of federal district court in ...... 65
paid .............................. 750 salary of district judge .............. 85
04Is River, survey of part of boundary between, and
certain bridge a-ross, declared legal Washington Territory ............. 110
structure ...................... 669, 670 time for selecting salt springs and con-
bridges may be built across, &c......... 670 tiguous lands in, extended, .......... 124
vessels, &c., to regulate pipes and chim- appropriations Ar land surveys in,.139, 218,
neys so as not to interfere with such 861, 747
bridges, ........................... 570 for light-house service In ......... 216
Oio vdeuteem, far Indian service n,.58, 287, 628, 791,
act for relief of ...................... 274 798
pay to commence when accepted as post-routes in, established,........... 168
companies by the governor ........ 274 postage from east of Rocky Mountains
Olmpia, Oiegon, to ............................ 169, 170
mail-service to ...................... 89 e3.es Incurred by, to suppress In-
04pnia, ( Washid'on Trty,) hostilities, to be paid, ....... 198, 199
pay for clerical serviees in bringing up payment may be made in bonds of
business in the land-office 4 ....... 198 the United .tate.............
199
Omnahas, approprition to complete geological sur-
appropriations for the ..... 51, 226, 518, 791 vey ............................ 207
Opium, grant of public lands to, for university, 208
importation Into Japan prohibited, .. 1056 annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296
0jvdinances, appropriations for defence In .......... 848
of cities of Washington and Georgetown, appropriations for survey of lands in,.. 861
to be enforced by police ............. 824 salary of surveyor-general In ....... 410
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Ol'ego, (continued.) Ottawas, (continued.)
pay of assessors and sistant under
thetax act in .............. 488, 726, 780
idstrlct of, with that of California, to
constitute tenth circuit, ............. 794
district courts in, not to have power of
circuit courts ...................... 794
* times and places of holding circuit courts
in ............................... 794
Oreon Stem Na.ao contpan,
right of way for railroad through public
Osaes,
Wands, granted to .................. 677
appropriations for the .... 51, 227, 18, 780
Owego,
appropriation for light-house at, ....... 110
"Ottwa,"7ie,
American register to issue to ....... 829
Ottawa.,
appropriations foi the, 52, 227, 519, 781, 792
salary of agent for ................... 792
act for relief of those now in Michigan, 2D7
treaty with the Ottawa Indians of Bian-
chard's Fork and Roche de Bont; of
June 24, 1862 ...... ............... 1287
certain Ottawa Indians to become citizens
of the United States in five years 1287
John T. Jones .............. 1242
'reservation of the Ottawas to be sur- .
veyed....................127
sections of land to be reserved to remu-
nerate the chiefs, &, .............. 1288
ptents to issue ...................... 128
heads of families to receive 160 acres of
land ............................... 1288
others, 80 acres ................. 1288
annuities ........................... 128
debts ............................... 1288
lands to be set apart for endowing a
school, ........................... 1288
no tax to be laid thereon,....1288, 1289
management thereo; ............. 1288
locating school ...................... 1288
what to be taught in school ........... 1289
trustees to manage school-funds and
property .......................... 1289
quorum, records ................. 1289
treasurer and secretary, .......... 1289
bond of treasurer ............... 1289
upon sals of lands, patents to issue,.. 1289
who may enjoy the privileges of the
school ............................ 1289
lands set apart for Baptist church ..... 1289
land to each of the children of Rev. J.
Meeker ........................... 1289
how to be selected, ......... 129, 1240
plate and records................. 1240
not alienable, and conveyances in.
valid ......................... 20
the Indians may sell to each other,.... 1240
census ............................. 1)
money of minors to be paid their par.
ents, &c .......................... 1240
after locations are made, the remaining
land may be sold to actual settlers, .. 1240
mode of sale .............. 1240, 1241
Ottawas may protest against any
purchaser .................... 24
if purchaser fail to pay, he may be
dispossessed .............. 12A0,1241
Ottawas to be paid claims allowed for
stolen ponies, cattle, &c............ 1241
interpreter to be appointed ......... 12.
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expenses of this treaty ..............1241
signature, ratification with amendment, 1241
amendment assented to ............. 1242
treaty pMlaimed, .................... 2
appropriations for the,.61, 227, 518, 529, 781
Ottman ~wpire,
treaty of commerce and navigation be-
tween the United States of Axnerioa
and, February 25, 1862 ............ 1218
preamble, coutractingparties, &e..... 1218
plenipotentiaries, ................... 1218
treaties, rights under former .......... 1218
privileges of most favored nations,
granted, ...................... 1218
citizens of United States may Purchase,
&0. ............................... 1218
tomlt
from local governors ....... 1218
Nties, interna in Turkey ......... 1214
export from Turkey ............. 1214
prohibitions, &. ....... ...... 1214
eight per cent. export, to be charged,1214
to be reduced annually, U .......... 1214
trsport and prohibitions ......... 1214
import, not to exceed, &e ........ 1214
Im.ports for principalities ............. 1216
privileges, citizens of each country to
enjoy equal as to warehousing ...... 1215
in Ottoman vessels,.... ......... 1215
duties, tonnage, harbor, pilotage, light-
house, &c., not to exceed ........ 1216
vessels, meaning of word,........... 1216
goods of the United States pasing
through the Dardanelles, ........... 1216
duties reduced ftom three to two per
cent ............................ 1216
citizens of United States to have same
tovges ......................... 1216
t and salt, exceptions in relation
to ............................... 1216
gunpowder, importation into the Otto-
man em pire ................. 1217
IpeX license, &c ........... 1217
firmans for merchant vessels ........... 1217
custom-house rules, deposit of manifest,1217
confiscation of contraband goods,. .1217
commercial rights to be same as those
of any foreign power, .............. 1217
treaty, present to be substituted for for-
mer ............................. 1217
construction of .................. 1218
commissioner, to settle tariff duties, ... 1218
treaty to be ratified .................. 1218
exchange of ratifications, proclamation,
signatures, ..................... 1219
Overland Ewiigrnts,
approprition to protect..........204, 888
to the states, &c., on the Pacific, appro-
priation for the protection of....... 642
on the route from ort bercrombie by
Fort Benton, ...... ........ 4.2
Overland Mail Cmpma,
may occupy pulic lands for stations,.. 664
not to be more than one station in each
ten miles, ........................ 664
certain preemption rights granted to,... 664
to be in lieu of former rights..... 664
Overland Route
prtection of emigrants upon ..... 20, 888
beyond the sea, lands of, sold for taxes,
provision for redeeming ............. 8W@
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Parag, commissioners,
Pai* Ma teamship Compay,
payment to, for tranportation, 879
8..
Pact Railroad Comay of AIm'r,
may unite with Kansas company,..494, 495
payment to, for transportation of troops,
a ........................... 614, 615
part may be withheld ................ 615
road may be taken possession of ...... 616
Paoi hi ad and Telegapk Line,
act to aid in the construction of, .. .489-498
See U~ion Pactfc¢ Raikad Compbany.
first meeting of corporittors to be held
at Bryan Hail, Chicago, first Tuesday
of September, 182, ................ 588
notice thereof ................... 588
Pacqfc i&droadand Braa,
gauge of, established ................. 780
ofnewspapers and periodicals for differ-
ont persons, received at post.offlce,
and postage Prepaid, to be lelivered
to individual owners ............... 88
of cards, blank or printed, &c., weighing
eight ounces, to be milable matter, 169
rates of postage thereon .......... 169
of seeds and cuttings not exceeding eight
ounces in weight, .................. 169
rates of postage thereon ........... 169
Paddk, Cl. Josp,
payment to,.......... ........ 918
Pg, Comade, Thomas .,
suspended items of accounts to be al-
lowed ........................... 898
Paluer,Aaron H.,
payment to, for services,*............. 888
Panama Railroad Company,
payment to, for tranportation ......... 907
Pper ,
for printing, appropriation for ......... 185,
660, 68s
duty on............................. 742
,%standard for congressional documents
how determined,.............. 118
samples of, to be furished. 118
duty on imported ..................... 651
cotton and linen rags imported for man-
ufatureo to be free .............. 651
for printing, appropriation for ........ 857
Pa/es. See &amps.
provisions concerning stamps upon, &c., 682,
688
Pappan, Mcaw,
assignment of laud to child of ......... 1118
Pappan,Jdia,
assignment of land to children o. 1118
Pappan;,Lewis,
assignment of land to child of ......... 1118
Pappas" i~t
esslgmeaintf land to children of ...... 1118
ParaMy,
convention between the United States of
America and the republic of, of Feb-
ruary 4,1859 ...................... 1087
claims of "United States and Para-
guay Navigation Company" to be
d ........................ 1087
contracting parties, and negotiators,
1087, 1088
Paraguay binds Itself to respond to
any decree of commissioner, .... IM8
eommission-to be appointed, ...... 1088
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(continued.)
PASS
how appointed,.... 1088
where and when to meet, and
how long to be in session,...1089
to be sworn ................. 1089i
how to be paid ............... 1090
Paraguay to pay any award of com-
missioners in favor of said com-"
panyy ........................ 1089
time and mode of payment,... 1089
convention, when to be ratifed,.. .1090
signature, ratification, proclama-
tion, ......................... 1090
act to carry Into effect convention be-
tween the United States and ....... 16
United State to appoint commissioner
and secretary, ................. 15
commissioner to make rnles &c. 15
pay of commissioner, secretary, inter-
preter, &.,c....................... 16
papers, &c., to be sent to commission and
returned to State Department, ....... 16
commisloner for Paraguay may de-
posit copies. &e ................ 16
money paid under this act to be retained
from that received from Paraguay,... 16
treaty between the United States of
America and the republic of, Febru-
ary 4, 189 ....................... 1091
contracting parties, negotiators,... 1091
amity, peace, &a.. ............... 1092
free navigation of the Paraguay
conceded , .................... 1092
privileges of the -citizens of the
United States in Paraguay,..1092,
1094, 1095
of citizens of Paraguay in the
United States. ............ 1098
of most favored nation, each to
have, ..................... 1098
no other or higher duties, &c., and
no prohibition, &c.. ......... 1098
duties same on same articles im-
ported in vessels of either coun-
try .......................... 1094
same to citizens of the United
States and Paraguay ...... 1094
what to be deemed United States'
vessels and what Paraguayan, ..1094
privileges ofimerchants, citizens, &e.
of 'each country in the territory
of the other .......... 1094-1096
provisions in case of the death 9f a
citizen of one country in the ter-
ritory of the other. ........ 1096
citizens of each country to be free
from compulsory militaryservice,
& .......................... 1096
citizens to be protected in person
and property..................lo09
to enjoy religious liberty, rights
of burial and of worship, ... 1098
consuls may be appointed to reside
in the other's territory ....... 1097
their privileges,, and immuni-
ties .......................
1097
provision in case of war........... 1097
treaty to be in force for ten years,
and for twelve months after no-
tice, .................... 1098,1099
when to bo ratifed .......... 1099
signatures, ratification, and proc.
lamation, ..................... 1099
1890.
P.Far"
Presldent may extend, to those in rebel-
lion .............................. 692
power of the President as to certain, In
criminal cases .................. 656,
par of &. fattheds,Church
may ,sell certain ls of Land in Wash-
ington, ...........................
Passed As S YMM,
in the navy, incrqased pay of .........
Pased Aldshipmen,
in the navy, Increased pay oA .........
seduction o4 or illicit connection with
female, by master, or other person,
emplyed on board any vessel of the
United States, during voyage, how
unished ............... ..... 84
subseuent intermarriage may be plead-
edin bar ........................
no conviction to be had on uncorroborat-
ed testimony of te female seduced,..
Indictment to be found within one year, 4
sentence may direct fine, when collected,.
to be paid for use of female or child,.
officers and persons employed on board
not to frequent part of vessel assigned
to emigrant passengers, except, &c.,..
doing so, to work a forfeitwre of
wages ........................
master permitting such frequeuting,
to befined .....................
notice hereof in different languages
to be posted in conspicuous places
in vessel ......................
penalty on master for neglecting to
post such notices .............
Passegpe in Merdion Venss,
provisions of acts relating to the ear-
riage of, extended to such vessels car-
ying passengers between foreign
ports ...................... .841
penalties and forfeitures of those
acts extended in like manner,... 341
duty on............................
to whom raybe granted .............
Patent Afta. Bee Ptand-O.ks.
Pateat ,o e O j,
right of appeal In, ftm decisions of cir-
cuit courts to supreme court, extend-
ed .............................. 180
Patete Artides,
Obnneeted with marine engines, not to
be bought or used, unless, a.. 258
PatentedFRre-arms,
prohibition of purcham o4 repealed,... 180
4'atssit Fund,
approp*ation r deficiency In ........
pay of certain examiners and assistant
examiners in, ...................... 110
pay of examiners, clerks, &a.,to be re-
stored ............................ 796
affidavits and depositions In cases pend-
ing In, how to be taken .......... 246
proceedings where witnesses refase to
appear or testify.............. 248
pay of witnesses .................. .24
three examiners in chief to be appointed, 2
salaries and duties ............... 246
appeals from their decisions, ........... 248
247
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Pweas-Offic, (continued.)
other principal and assistant examiners
may be appointed .................. 2WT
not to excel a certain number, ... 247
67 total annual expenses of patent-ofice,
not to exceed the reeIpts ........ 247
salary of com tsioner of patnt-offlce,. 247
884 of chief clerk,.................... 27
of librar , ..................... 247
25 commissioner may return models. in
cases of rejected applications, ...... 247
26 and in eases of applications for de-
a Ins ................... .A7
models or deigns "may be dispensed
with in certain cases ............ .. 247-
authoilty to appoint agent to
maodels, repealed................... .7
commissioner may require apes fied
In his offiMe, and not legi ly written,
8 to be printed,................ 247
may reftse for gross misconduct t #
4. recognize apersonas patent agent, 247
reasons for refusal to be reolrded,,=
&c ............................. 9A7
4 fees paid on applicati6ns not to Be re-
funded ........................... 247
on filing caveat not art of fees re-
8 quired on subsequent application, 247
three months' notice to caveator, frd -
8,4 what time computed, ............ 247
authority to annex to letters-patent de-
6 scription and specifications of addi-
tional Improvements, repeled, ...... 247
independentptents must be applied for
4 where additional Improvements are
now admisible .................... 247
4 existing fees abolished, and new rates
estblshed, ........... ....... 248
new fees ........................ 248
who may apply for and have patents,.. 248
subject-matter of patents ............. 248
term of patents..................... 248
patentees of designs entitled to exten- .
sion of pateints for seven years,...... 448
applications for patents to be completed
471 within two years .............. 248
764 for extensions, when to be filed,... 249
notice of day for hearing to be published
for sixty days, ...................... 249
notice that article is patented, how
given ............................ 249
commissioner may- caume ten copies of
descriptions and claims of patents to
be printed,..: ..................... 249
cost not to exceed, &a, .......... 249
expense, how borne,............. 249
contents of letters-patents, how made
evidence ....................... , 249
088 patents hereafter granted, to be for sev-
enteen years ......... $........ 249
and not to be extended ........249 '
repeal of inconsistent provisions ......
249
Pat.OffihBuiluq,
completinq work on ................. go
appropriation for finishing and frnish-
tMg ............................ 747
Patent.,
payment to Edward N. Kent for use of
sapparatus for separating gold, &c.,
fPom foreign substances ............. 842
to David Myerle, for losses, &a., in
testing the process of water-rot.
ig hemp .... a.............. 81
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Patmis, (continued.)
Philip B. Holmes and Wliam Ped-
rich for invention of a machine
for cutting raw hides, &c., and its
use by the United State ........ 865 Pay and Allouances
time for taking testimony In application
of Cyrus H. McCormick, for exten-
sion of, enlarged ................... 894 Pay and E Anenwis,
to Etienne Bernot and his assignee, con-
firmed, ........ .............
of John Goulding, renewal and exten-
sion of ...........................
and patented inventions, arms and sup-
plies of, or right to use, not to be
bought unless, &e.................. 104
when to issue under the homestead act, 892
renewal of oath in certain cases not re-
quired ............................ 796
d"e of, ........................ 796
final fee, when to be paid.............. 796
If not paid within the time, patent
to be withheld, and Invention to
public property ........ 796
Fa~nea.become See Police.
not, over 160 authorized .............. 821
appointment, removal, authority, pay,
............................. 821-25
additional patrolmen ................. 822
special patrolmen ................ 822, 828
pension to .......................... 884
of certain volunteers, when to com-
mene.............................. 274
of officers of revenue catters ......... 275
of officere and men in the new regiments
of regular army .................. 280,
of regimental bands .................. 280
&c., sergeants,
saddler,......
of major, and drum-
....................
ofbttaion adjutant, quartermaster,
commissaries, &e.................. 280
of militia, when called forth and em-
ployed by the Preident, ........... 22
$2 a month to bededucted from, of each
enlisted man, until expiration of ser-
vice ........................... 288, 289
of assessors and assistants, and collec-
tors and deputies, &c., under the law
for direct and income tax, ...... 802, 808
of commissioner oftaxes, and his clerks, 812
of commissioners of police .........
of tresurer and superintendent of po- 25
lice ...............................
of officers, and of patrolmen of police,. 826
com lPany, officers of volunteers to be
pad on pay-rolls of company, unless,
Ac...... .......... ..........41
to officers and men in the department of
the west, or of Missouri .........
and to their heirs .................... 874
,appropriation therefor, ............... 885.
'or assessors and assistant assessors un-
der the tax act, ...................
of collectors and deputy colectrs,.... 445
of the navy ......................
increased, of higher grade allowed in
certain cases ....................
of officers temporarily appointed,....
of officers absent with leave ......... 786
absent without leave ............. 786
of the army and navy, resolution for
the immediate ..................... 822
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Pay, (continued.)
of sick and wounded soldiers in hospl-
tal and convalescent camps, &e., reso-
lution concerning the .............. 826
of volunteers, to be same as of same
grade in regular army ............. 269
of certain army officers, act concerning, 594
909 forage to be drawn in kind ......... 594
when to be commuted ......... 6 94
9N of major-generals and other officers, 594
officers on duty, requiring them to be
mounted, to have pay of cavalry offi-
cors......................o. 594
employing soldiers as servants, to
dduct pay of soldiers from their
own pays ....... ......... 94
penialty for not so doing...... 594
emoluments of commissioned officers
not to be increased by act 1861, ch.
68, J 1 ............................ 94
quartermaster-sergeants to have pay of
commissary-sergeants .............. 594
regimental bands to be mustered out of
service ........................... 594
brigde bands, number, pay, &o., of,... 594
mileage of officers ................. 94, 695
actual mileage, &c., only paid for,. 595
pay, rations, tnd qualifications of chap-
ains..........
............ 595
allowance for risk of horses abolished,. 696
proceedings in case of arrest of officers, 596. 698
copy of charge, trial, &c.. .... 59,596
certain officere of army and navy may
be retired, ......................... 696
contracts for goods, supplies, &c., to be
reported to Congress ................ 59
280 interest in any ontat not to be trans-
ferred ............ .... ..... 698
transfer to annul the contract on the
part of the United States.......
rights of &heUnited States saved,. 696
supplies to be marked with name, &c.,
o persons furnislng, .............. 696
certain contractors to be subject to rules
of army and navy service .......... 696
punishment of those found guilty
of fraud ...................... 5
President may, for cause, dismiss any
826 officer ............................ 59
or if such dismission would pro-
8 mote the public service5 ......... 98
may purchase cemetery grounds for sol-
diers ............................. 698
law authorizing additional aides-de-
camp, repealed ........ ....... 69
those now appointed under that law
874 to continue in office............ 697
pay, &c., of volunteer engineers, sappers
and miners, pioneers, &c............. 697
aliens honorably discharged from mili-
488 tary service, how may become citi-
zens ...... ...................... 597
686 adjutnt-general's office, increase of of-
ficers in ........................... 597
grade of captain
586 "Pajmasfer," .
to be abolished, 697
In,t"h
587
8
pursers in the navy to be hereafter
called. .. .................. 8
Pa aga,-Genel,
appropriations for office of,. .98, 99, 189, 140
1892 INDEX.
Paymaster-General,(continued.)
expense of removal, &c., of office of,... 852
to pay sick and wounded soldiers In hos-
pitals and elsewhere, in sixty days,.. 825
Pa*miter-Generul' Office,
additional cleiks in,.. 888, 868, 609, 696
appropriations for,....862, 868, 509,510, 689
Pamaters,
to be allowed for payments of advance
bounty, in settlement of accounts,... 748
advance, how to be charged .......... 748
duty of, as regards allotment certificates
of volunteers ..................... 831
Ptaastrin the Nary,
grade of assistant, established ........ 258
number, rank, &c ............... 268
pay of acting ........................ 268
corps of paymasters, when and how to
be reduced .................... 258, 259
official bonds of, by whom to be ap-
proved ........................... 675
clerks allowed to assistants ......... 818
PavM g, Commodore B.,
may receive a sword presented him by
the republic of Nicaragua, .......... 252
Padding, Hirm,
payment to, for expenses in defending
lawsuit, ......... t................. 90
Paupers, transient,
appropriations for, in Distkt of Colum-
bia .................... 107, 216, 851, 746
Paubroker,
power ot police over establisnnnnents of,. 680
appropriations for the,.... 228, ... 62, 67,
619, 627, 781
Pearson, Charles,
oks,Mto legal representatives o4... 888
Peel payment
payment to, for services as surveyor,.. 884
Peay and A#le,
accounts of, tobe adjusted ............ 866
Pedrich, Villam,
ment to, for Invention ofsa machine,. 866
Pep.,paC4111,
payment to, for services as watchman,. 885
Penalties. See Pines and Forfeitures.
for seduction ot or illicit connexion with
female passengers on any vessel of the
United States .................... 8 for having such liquors with intent to
on officers of German Benevolent Soci-
ety if the corporation acts as a bank,
&c................................. 81
for wilful, &c., injury to tombs, fences,
'c ....................... 82
under act giving judical powers to min-
isters, consuls, &c., in China, Japan,
&c ............................. 72
for malicious injuries to and trespasses
upon public and private property in
the District of Columbia ........... 88
upon superintendent of public printin
and other officers for being interested
in certain publications, or contracts,. 120
for forging, counterfeiting, &c., treasury
notes, or ttering such notes ....... 128
for engraving plate, &c., for forging, &c.,
such notes,. .................... 128
for possessing such forged notes, with
intent to utter them ............ 128
for using a stamp cut from stamped let-
ter or newspaper envelope ............ 167
for violations of the -evenue act of 1861, 179
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Peaties, (continued.)
on witnesses ibrrefusing, upon summons,
to appear before justice and give depo-
sition, &c................. . 20
upon officers and privates of militia for
disobedience of orders of President,
calling them into service, &c ...... 282
for certain cohspiracies against the gov-
ernment and authority of the United
States,........................28
for sale of spirituous liquors, Ac., in Dis-
trict of Columbia, ......... 286, 291
under laws for collection of revenue from
customs .......................... 24
on assessor and assistant assessor for act-
ing without taking oath .......... 297
for delivering or disclosing a fraudulent •
tax-list, ........................ . 298
on assistant assessor for neglect of duty, 299
on assessors for neglect of d .... 800, 802
on clerks to assessors for acting before
taking oath .............. : ....... 800
on collector and deputy collector for ex-
tortion ........................... 807
for refusing to testify in an examination
under the income tax law ........ 810
for recruiting soldiers or sailors to serve
against the United States ........... 817
for enlisting as soldier or sailor against
the United States ................. 817
for perjury, in examinations before the
police in District of Columbia, ...... 824
for using personal violence upon any
elector in District of Columbia, ..... 824
upon any member of police force,
when in discharge of duty...... 824
if member of police force in District of
Columbia falls to arrest, &c......... 824
for falsely personating a police ofiicer,.. 824
for violating oath of allegiance ....... 827
for obstructing, or attempting to ob-
struct, the government from using in
the rebel States, railroads and tele-
graph lines ....... ........... 884
for selling, exchanging, giving, &c., spir-
ituous liquors, or wine, to certain In-
dians ............................. 889
for Introducing, or attempting to in-
trodue such, liquors........ 889
introduce, &P ....................... 889
for being a spy, or acting as such ..... 840
for forcing a safeguard ............... 840
for preparing, &c., vessels, to procure
from China coolies to be transported, 840
for building, equipping, or navigating
such vessels ....................... 840
for taking coolies on board, or trans-
porting them, &c., to dispose of them, 841
for forging, counterfeiting, &c., or caus-
ing to be forged, counterfeited, &0.,
treasury notes, or bonds, &c.,....847, 718
for uttering, or attempting to utter, such
notes, &c., with intent, &c...... 847, 718
for bringing Into the United States with
intent to utter or sell, treasury notes
or bonds, &c., with intent, .... 847, 718
for persons having custody of plates,
&c., using them for printing notes,
&c., without authority,...... 847 718
for engraving plates in similitude of
plates designed for printing treasury
notes, with intent, &ac.,....... 847, 718
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PM.S, (Continued.)
for selling, &c., such plates, with
intent .................... 847, 718
for having such plates in custod18y,
with intent, &c.............. 847,718
for having In pos!emon blank notes,
&e., in similitude, &e., with intent,
&c ............................ 847, 718
for printing, photographing, &c., notes,
&c., in similitude, &c., without au-
tho......................... 847, 718
for selling such prints, photographs,
........................ 847, 718
for having in possession paper for such
notes, &e., with intent to use same in
forging, or counterfeiting, &c., 847, 848, 718
on masters of vessels, fop violation of
oath of allegiance .................. 854
on militan, or naval officers, for return-
ing fugitives from service ........ 854
on paydasters, fQr paying to sutlers
more than authorized sunis ....... 872
on commander of company, for certify-
ng pay-roll for greater sum ....... 872
on army officers, for receiving presents
from antlers ....................... 878
on antlers, for violating provisions of law, 878
for kidnapping, reinslaving, &c., free
persons in the Districtof Columbia,.. 878
for obstructing highways in District of
Columbia ................ 888. 884
for obstructing passage, or injuring prop-
erty of Washington, &e.,.R. Co.,.. 891
for false swearing under the homestead
t............................ 898
on school officers, under act concern-
ing primary schools In Washington
County, D. C ............ 898, 401, 40o2
for fldse swearing, under act prescribing
qualifications of electors in Washing-
ton, &e., D. C .................... 408
for vessel or vehicle, refused a clearance,
departing without permit, .......... 404
for transportation of goods, &e., prohib-
ited from being transported .......... 405
under act punishing fraud in officers
making contracts for government,... 412
under act for collection of direct taxes
in insurrectionary districts ....... 422
for defacing, destroying, &e., grave.
stones, fences, shrubs, &c., in ceme-
tery ............................. 427
under act to protect the property of cer-
tain Indians ...................... 427
for placing wrohg persons on jury lists,
8;c.,. ............................ 429
for jurors neglecting to attend according
to notification ..................... 480
for tking false oath of allegiance,. 481
for not complying with or fraudulently
evading provisions of internal rev-
enue act, forging stamps, &i.,. .. 48248,
718-780
how recoverable, ........... 444
See Inter,.l Reenue.
for bigamy in the territories of the United
States ............................ 501
for false swearing in taking oath of of-
fice ............................... 502
for forging, counterfeiting, fraudulently
engraving, photographing, &c., treas-
ury notes, under the act authorizing
the issue of $160,000,000 additional,. 588
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Pacnliess (continued.)
on jusess of the peace for neglecting
to pay over les received under the
liquor law, in the District of Coluim-
bi, ............. .............. 542
under the new tariff act -----........ 560
on pension agents, &c., who demand or
receive greater fees for services than
the law prescribes,.t .............. 568
under amendment to liquor law of the
District of Columbia ............... 571
on owner of vessels on northern, &c.,
frontier where master neglects to file
manifest, e ..................... 571
on members of Congress, and officers of
government for taking consideration
for procuring contracts, place, or of-
foe ............ ....... ......... 677
on persons who offer members and offi-
cers consideration to procure con-
tracts, place, or oce ............. 677
for fraudulent sale or use of postage
stamps, ........................... 588
for treason ........... ...... 89, 690
for engagig In, or sisting and etting
on foot rebellion against the United
States ............................ 690
for making, issuing, circulating, or pay-
Ing any note of less value than one
dollar, as money ....... ....... 592
contrtors found gulty of fraud in
nisbifi. supplies,. ............. 596
for certain military ofiences, punishable
by court-maral .................. 598
for offences under articles governing
the navy of the United States,... 601-;606
on masters of certain American vessels,
and persons prosecutingclaims against
the United States, for violating oath
of allegiance, ...................... 610
for faiire to deliver certain steam ma-
chinery to be remitted ........... 616
for perjury in giving testimony before
the commissioners upon damages done*
by the Sioux Indians ............... 654
upon banks for not making returns of
their circulation ................... 670
for unlawful delivery of circulating notes
to unauthorized 'persons, or associa-
tions; ............................ 676
on officers of banking' associations for
embezzlement of funds of the asso-
ciation ............................ 680
for forging, counterfeiting, &e., circulat-
ing notes, ......................... 680
for uttering such note, ............ I... 680
for engraving plates, &c., for such notes, 681
under act to prevent and punish frauds
upon the government, ...... 696, 697, 698
for falsely endorsing "offcial" on en-
velopes to abuse franking privilege, .. 708
on surgeon for neglect in inspection of
persons claiming exemption from draft
on account of disability ............ 734
for enticing to desert, harboring desert-
er, &c ........................... 785
for purchasing arms of soldiers....... 785
for resisting draft, &e.,................ 786
for assault and battery with intent to
commit a felony .................... 736
upon spies--------------------787
under act to punish frauds upon tie
revenue, .................. 788, 789, 740
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Pwalie, (continue&)
under act relating to /aboae os.x, and
regulating judicial proceedings ..... 785
for collusion in sales of prize goods to
deftud captors ................. 759, 760
for attempt to enforce fraudulent claims
in the court of claims .............. 77
upon witnesses neglecting, when sum-
moned, to appear and give depositions
in certain cases, .................... 769
on persons for unlawftlly bringing with.
in the lines of the United States aban-
doned or captured property ......... 821
on officers, &c., receiving 'cotton, sugar,
&c., and not turning it over to ]roper
authorities ......................... 821
power of President to remit In criminal
cases ......................... 656, 657
to be deemed judgment debt ........ 657
may be collected on execution ......... 6857
P at, m$tz
reese d from contract to deliver stone, 842
Padayast,Jeromia&,,
payment to ......................... 848
life-pension to, ...................... 878
Paieaurj,
appropriations for the 108,144, 278, 279, 867
in the District of Columbia, when per,
sons in military service may be con-
fined therein ..................... 589
certain persons now therein may be dis.
charged .......... 7 ................ 8
mode of obtaining discharge ...... 589
convicts by court-martial not to be con-
fined in, except, ................... 589
convicts in, how to be employed ...... 626
deduction from sentences of, for good
behavior. ......................... 626
in District of Columbia, persons con-
victed of offences punishable by Im-
prisonment in, where and how sen-
tenced ......................... 685, 636
appropriations for,,how applied. 86
when suitable one is built, prisoners to
be returned, ....................... 88
former transfr of prisoners from, de-
clared valid ................... 686, 68
Pemnsjlvania,
post-routes established In,.184, 418, 574, 668
annual direct tax apportioned to, ...... 295
additional representative in Congress
assigned to ....................... 358
expense of repelling rebel raids in, to
be paid,......................... 750
Peasime,
provisions respecting, in favor of
Adams, Adelaide ............... 847
Alexander, James ................ 861
Appleton, Charles ............... 888
Bailey, Margaret, ................ 909
Baxter, Elizabeth M. ............ 919
Bernard, William G ............. 882
Bowman, Angelina C.,........... 888
Brooks, Charles W.............. 852
Byrne, Louisa Abort ............. 908
Castor, Mary Z ................. 888
Capron, E. A., children of ........ 880
Champlain, Prentis .............. 887
Chittenden, Thomas ............. 887
Crum, Abraham, ................ 860
Flod, James ................... 88
Fuller, Chauncey W ............ 865
Fuller, Emma L., ............... 919
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Guthrie, Mary K ................ 888
Harris, Mary L ................. 845
Hawkes, Micajab ................ 885
Hayes, B e ................. 848
Herrick, William B. ............. 88
Henry, Mary Ann ................ 889
Houener, Fizabeth ............. 921
Howard, Hugh H ............... 908
Humber, Lana C. ............... 885
Hunt, Alice ..................... 86
Hunter, John F ................ 848
Hutchins, Erastus ............... 88
Jones, Ezekiel .................. 862
LcyJames...... ......... 850
Lanum, Lawrence P N. .. 907
Maeomb, Harriet B., ........... 89
M M
ddux ary J... ......... :.840
Marshal, Andrew E.............. 847
McGowan, Stewart, ....... 889,874
Megowan, Stewart W ........ 889,874
Merchant, Eliza M .............. 878
Patti, Gregory .................. 884
Pendergast, Jeremiah ............ 878
Plummer, Frances H ............ 920
Plympton, Eliza M., ........... .. 890
Preston, Mary .................. 868
Randall, Nathan .................. 848
Reeves, Annie D ............... 886
Reeves, Eliza, .................. 880
Reily, Arabella .................. 889
Renshaw, Caroline T ............ 921
Russell, Katherine K ............ 890
Sanderson, Martha .............. 861
Smith, Fanny Mactier ......... 908
Smith, Anne M. ................ 889
Smith, James ................... 886
Steele, Webster S ............... 848
Stevens Margaret L ............ 921
Sutton, Wilam ................. 888
Taylor, Kate D ................. 887
Tuerck, Herman ............. 918
Walbach, Mary .................. 886
Wehrhelm, Valentine ............ 854
Whitehead, Margaret, ............ 864
Wood, Emma A ................ 850
Wright, Beriah ................. 858
Yates, Jane . ................. 888
appropriations for Invalid pensions, navy
pensions, &c. ......... 2, 124, 881, 687
no penson to be paid to those in rebel-
Hen,&e ........................ 882, 688
names of persons in arms, &c., against
the government to be struck from
pension rolls ...................... 887
to officers and men, wounded, &c., in the
department of the west ............. 874
appropriation therefor ............ 8N
claims for, not to be allowed to chil.
dren, &Pc,of certain persons serving
in the war of the Revolution ...... 876
to disabled officers and seamen of the
navy, and to marines .............. 608
masters serving on board of gunboats,
entitled to ..................... 625, 628
act to grant...................... 566-69
who may hare...... ........ 66-89
rate o in the military and naval ser-
vice .... ............... 67
widow and children to have, in cae of
death of those entitled to ........ 5874S69
when the mother of a person entitled to
pension may receive it ............. 687
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such pension to terminate upon her
re-marriage, ..................
not to receive more than one pen-
sion at same time ............. 567
when sisters may receive the pension,..567,
not to receive more than one at the
same time ...................
no pension to be paid to disloyal per-
sons ..............................
right of disloyal heirs, &c., to vest
in loyal heirs ................
when to commence to run ............ 668
fees of pension-agents ................
penalty for demanding or receiving
greater fees ....................
for wrongftlly withholding any
part ofolam ............... 568
commissioner of pensions may appoint
civil surgeons to make biennial exam-
inations ........................... 568
fees for examination and certificate,
and how paid ............. 668, 669
to furnish printed Instructions to
claimants free of charge ......
to notify claimant when pension is
allowed, if claim is prosecuted by
agent, ........................
pilots, engineers, and crews of gunboats
to have bounty and pensions .......
to have only one pension or bounty
for present war ............ 5 69
widows and heirs to have bounty
and pension ...................
special agent of pension-office to detect
frauds, ............................ 669
salary, &c .......................
repeal of inconsistent laws ......... 6 69
no duty on pa re relating to .........
to widows and orphans of officers, &e.,
of the sloop.of-war "Levant' from
what date to be allowed .........
Pesion Agets,
fees of, for services in procuring pen-
sions .............................
penalty for demanding or receiving
greater .......................
for wrongftly withholding any
part from claiman%......... 569
compensation (of government) to be two
per cent. on disbursements ........
P naregate not to exceed 2000,..
appropriations for the ..... 97, 188, 861,688
twenty additional clerks authorized in,. 685
grades of, and appropriation for,... 685
special agent to detect fiauds upon, au-
thorized ........................ 569
salary, &c ..................... 669
additional clerks in ............... 695
Peoria,
credits to, for trust funds lost, ......... 540 Photoraphing. See Pemay.
provision for relief of the ............. 798
Peperl
army ration hereafter to include ....... 744
Periodicals. See Postage, Post-Routes.
sent in packages to one address, prepaid, Physican*
&c., to be delivered to owners ...... 88
postage upon........ .......... 707
Perihabl Atcls
provisions for sale of those distrained
under the internal revenue act, ...... 461
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in prize cases, proceedings concerning. 874,
567 Peiry,
by witnesses before board of police,.... 824
under the internal revenue act, what to
constitute, and how punished,... 44, 446
568 punishment of, before commissioner on -
damages by Sioux Indians .......... 654
568 Persmit. See Tax.
to owners of distilleries, to send away
8 or ship spirits .................... 449
to vessels and vehicles, laden, &e., may
568 be refused, . 404
568 Perry, Eliabeth 0.,
annuity and grant to ................. 148
668 Perry, Mary A.,
payment to, for freed slaves ......... 924
Pen,, &mud,
payment to, for wrong deduction from
freight, ........................ 886
Periy, Thomas J.,
payment to, for freed slaves ....... 7. 924
CPerseorne," The chomer,
register to issue to.................... 208
569 Peria. See £bnsud, Ministers.
civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis-
ters and conuls of the United States
569 in ............................... 78
Person,
569 meaning of word as used in the internal
459, 480
Personsrevenue
act, .................
of Color,
in District of Columbia, subject to same
569 laws as free white persons .......... 407
to be tried for offences in same man-
nler and liable to same penalties, 407
569 "Perthshire," IC Brtish &hiP,
payment to owner, for illegal detention
721 of.. .... ............. 901
Peru. e oeni.
act to carry into effect convention with, 795
897 Pet Jurors,
In the United States courts, additional
causes of challenge to, .............. 48
68 additional oath to ............... 480
drawing, &c., of, In the District of Co-
568 lumbla, ........................... 480
Pefroeut,
duty on ............................ 742
Peqj Of-,
629 who to be deemed, under act for govern-
629 ment of navy ................... 610
Phesan,,Tmes,
payment to ........................ 851
Pidelphia,
appropriation for construction of court-
house and post.office in .......... 89,90
provision for court-house and post-office
in .................................869
place of deposit for public moneys
in ................................. 752
notes in similitude of treasury notes,
how punished, ..................... 847
f ae bureau, appropriation for,. 816
private, services and medicines, appro-
priation for ....................... 654
Piankemsa
credits to, for trust-funds lost .......... 540
provision for relief of the ............ 798

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Pie, (Nora
salay onsul at, established ....... 886
Pillayet Bands,
appropriations for the,.. 47, 58, 228, 614, 776
Pillag Indians. See Glippewas.
treaty with, March 11,1868 .......... 82
Pillar Boxes. See Post-Ofc Learhment.
may be established 1or receiving mal
matter ...........................
expenses of, how charged ......... 704
Pine, Charlis H.,
portion of judgment against sureties o4
remitted ...........................
he not to be released ................
Pionfers,
pay of volkinteer privates, &a.,of ..... 597
Piopio-,ox.mox,
treaty provisions in fyaor of ..........
Piracy,
appropriation to suppress, &6 .......... 278
act supplementary to act to punish, 814, 816
act granting right of way through pub-
lic lands, extended five years ....... 677
Plate,
dutyfup ..................
Plates and D ,
for preparing circulating notes, ow pro-
ured, and In whose custody icept,... 670
forging, &c., such plates, how punished, 681
Plattburg,
discontinued as a port of entry ........ 761
Plummer, Frances E.,
pension to ........... &...............
PWgmpon, Eliza M.,
life pension to .......................
Point Copee,
grant of land to parish ef, in Louidana, 118
condition of grant, ...............
Point Isabel,
Texas, custom-house removed from,... 89
Poigomnin Lale Reservation,
ceded to the United States ........
Pice,
of the United States in Baltimore, ap-
priation 8r ........................ 279
how to be expended ..............
of District of Columbia, act concern-
ing .............................
of what to consist,..................... 821
members of, not to resign, except, &c.,. 28
who may not be reappointed,.......... 828
See Metropoitan Poic District, iv.
'act concerning ..................
Capitol, appropriation for.........
metropolitan, appropriation for......
See l)eAtective Pode. Metropolitan Police.
Police ode,
for metropolitan police district ........ 581
RoJlieman's Fund,
what to constitute the, .............
who may enjoy ................
'in the territories of thQ United States,
how punished, .....................
Poor ,d Poor-Houe
maintenance on support of eertain, in
Washington County, D. C ......... 800 P~e, David D.,
tax on real and personal property there-
for, ............................... 800 Par, Commodore David D.,
Pounce,
appropriations lr the,.. , 66, 57, 22, 528,
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Posar, (continued.)
treaty between the United States and,
of March 12, 188, preamble, contract-
ing parties, &................997
cession of ail lands to the United
States .................. 997
except reservation ............ 997
boundaries of reservation,.... 497
704 to be set apart, &c........ 997
whites not to reside thereon,
unless, &c ................ 999
roads may be ran through,-
914 damages to be paid........ 999
914 not to be alienated, but may be
divided among themselves,. 1000
tribes to settle on reservation
within a year ............. 997
947 to be protected therein,... 997
payments by the United States, ... 997-
999
how to be applied ............ 997
may be diminished if Poncas
aecrease,... .......... 998
all claims against the United States
released ....................... 1000
487 annuities -not to be taken to pay
e debts of individuals ......... 1000
to be withheld from those who
drink, &L., ardent spirits, . .. 1000
tribes to preserve friendly relations,1000.
to pay fbr depredations,.......1000
not to make war but in self-de-
fence ..................... 1000
920 to surrender offenders ....... 1000
United States to establish school,
890 provide instructors, &c.........998
attendance of children there-
at,....................99
118 to famish mills, mechanics,
physician, medicine, &c.,... 998
may maintain military posts,
roads, & ................. 999
1249 to pay 620,000 for existing obli-
gations ................... 999
payment to Joseph Hollman, Wil-
iam G. Crawford, and Jesse Wfl-
279 lians ................ ........ 999
provision for half-breeds. ....... 999
820-828 land srip to Francis Roy ......... 999
Poncas to furnish apprentices for
mills and shops ............... 998
to prevent injuries to mills,
houses, Ac ............ 998,999
678-82 houses, &c., may be given to In-
856, 868 dians in the discretion of the
867 President ..................... 999
lawful residents on lands ceded
may enter 160 acres, &e...... 1000
signature, ratification, proclamation,
c., .................. 1000, 1001
82 Port Atwl o., ( Wasington Territory,)
825 established as a port of entry and deliv-
ery, ............ ................. 482
mall service at ...................... 647
501 Porter. See Internal Revenue.
provisions of internal revenue act con-
cerning, .............. 446, 45%-458
. payment to, for extra expenses ...... 886
thanks of Congress to ................ 824
lortejWd,harre, (or Robert,)
527, 785 land warrant to Issue to executors oC4.. 841
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P1ort Huro, (McAdan,)PA
part of military reservation of part
Gratiot granted to, for a eemetery,... 88
Portaiod, (Qrepona,
mail-service a, ...................... 647
PertMahon,"
salary of consul at, established, ........
Potman, Adon L. C.,
payment to,
Pertoe]Entrf ndas Dutch nterpreter .861, 82
Dd*
established In Beaufort District, S. C.,
near Hilton Head, to be called Port
Royal ............................. 86
officers, pay, & ................ c., 885
Port Rmyal,
thanks of Congress for victory at ...... 618
made a port of entry ................. 85
officers, pay, & ................ 885
Pad Real Harbor,
establishing a series of range lights at,. 749
Port Townsend,
abolished as a port of entry ...........
Ports in lneTtrectionanj States,
482
special agents may be appointed at, .... 672
pay of such agents .............. 672
pay of seil agents in, .......... 821
Portmou N.
appropriation foe erection of temporary
works of defence in, ............... 848
Porte of Dov, 3
duties may be collected A in any dis-
trict when collection at ports of entry
is obstructed ................... 2 6, 266
certain in the Mississippi, &c., valley,
abolished ......................... 87
Po of En,
may be closed in certain cases....... 266
when obstructed, duties may be col-
leed at ports of delivery in same
district, ............... , 266
establIhed at 8us peu'e Br )I
Rouse's Point, and Ste. Marie,. 761
discontinued at Lewiston, Plattsburg,
and Miohilimackinack .............. 761
Pota,
term "letter postage" to Include what, 705
on drop letters delivered by carriers, it
on prepaid letters directed to soldiers,
&c .............................. 272
name, date when subscription expires,
and address of person to whom sent,
may be written, c., on printed mat
ter after publication ................ 4 may return all dead letters, except, &.c, 882
on letters by private ship ......... 168, 706
on letters or packets, by steamships on
routes where mail is regularly can-
veyed ........................... 168
on newspapers regularly delivered to
regular dealers ................... 168
on main, engravings, prints, envelopes,
&c ....... ....................... 169
on cards, in packages .............. 169
on seeds and cuttings in paekages,.. 169
from places east of Rocky Mountains to
any state or territory on Pacific,.. .169, 170
on drop-letters to be prepaid by stamps 169,
706
on letters written by soldiers need not
be prepaid .................... 270, 271
on dead letters returned to writers, 168, 882,
706
en letters of sailors and marines In so.
teal service need not be prepaid,. ... 882
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Postage, (continued.)
to ecipient of letters,.. 82
one cent additional may be charged
on letters deposited in branch post-
offices ............................ 880
to be prepaid by stamps ........ 880
one cent may be charged for each letter
delivered ......................... 880
to be paid on delivery ............. 880
rates of, on mailable matter of the sov-
eral clases .................... 704-709
certain to be prepaid, by stamps, 704-
709
other, to be prepaid quarterly in
advance ................... 704-709
double to be charged when not prepald,
&c ..................... 706, 706
on letters from abroad, not prepaid, how
my be collected, ................. 880
Postage Cirenc. See Fractional No.
ctional notes may be issued in lieu of, 711
ay IM
P .d
maytageIjmpr'essed on letteisheets, &o.,. 167
penalty for using stamp out from en-
velope ............................ 167
fraudulent sale or use of, punished,.... 688
Postal Coteaon. See Belgium, Medco.
with Belgium ................ t149
with Mexico, ........... .... t8
Post Service,
may be discontinued on post-routes,
where it cannot be safely continued,
or the revenue be collected, &c.,. 177, 178
appropriation for, on post-routes estal.
lished at this session ............... 481
PastwaserGeserol,
appropriations fr office of the, ..... 100,141,
279, 864. 691
to give detail of expenditures under
head "miscellaneous payments".... 88
may establish boxes in the suburbs of
cities, ........................... 88
to modify contracts with mail contract-
ors between California and Washing-
ton Territory ..................... 69
to advertise for proposals for overland
malt to California .................. 169
to extend mail route in Texas,........ 169
to provide stemship between New York
and San Francisco ............... 170"
to refund money to Franklin Haven and
others ............................ 205
may employ additional clerks in dead-
letter office ....................... 882
to report to Congress additional in-
come ......................... 882
may establish branch post-offices ....... 880
and rules and regulations therefor, 880
thay establish coast mail between San
Francisco and Crescent City ......882
may change the termini of certain exist-
ing mal-routes .................... 421
may fix the salaries of special agents an
temporary service at less, &P....... 421
to determine upon expenditure of appro-
priation for posta service on new post
routes ............................ 42
may contract for mail service by steam-
sh between San Francisco and Vic-
tons, ....................... :.....647
duty as to mall service in Minnesota, on
route 18,64 ...................... 604
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duty under act amending the laws
rlag to he post-office depart-
ment ......................... 701-709
to determine the price for which the
mail shall be carried over certain rail-
roads in Kansas ................... 774
to collect postages on letters from abroad,
not prepaid, as may seem to him ad-
visable ........................... 880
Postmstira. See Po-Office Department.
limitation of suits against sureties of,... 580
oath of, before whom may be taken,... 681
who to be appointed by President, and
who by Postmaster-General, ......... 701
residences .......................... 701
general provisions as to their duties,. 701-709
not to retain more than amount of sal-
ary, .............................. 702
Post-Office,
act to provide for erection of, in Phila-
delphia.........................
application of former a propriations,.. 89
purchase of Bailey andLevy lots, and
construction of building thereon, for
court-house and post-olce ........... 90
limit of price for sate of property bought
of Bank of Pennsylvania, ..........
Post-Offie Building,
appropriations for repair, &c., of,..100, 141
807,691
Po-Offi DWatment. See Pawst..
ap ropriation for auditor of treasury
lor ...............................
deficiency appropriation for, for 189,..
appropriation for 1880 ................
for 186041 ....................
for 1861-62 .......................
for 1862-68 .......................
for 1868-64 .......................
Interest to be paid on certain sums due
contractors .......................
to be payable only to contractors
themselves. ... ...........
to be In full for all damages and so
receipted for ..................
not to be allowed on payments for
quarter ending December 81,1869, 2
appropriation for temporary clerks, ...
post-offce blanks to be printed by con-
tract ..o.......................
contract to be awarded, after notice,
to lowest bidder2............... 2 letter and newspaper delivery, daily or
inconsistent laws repealed ........ 2,112
transportation of ma l..87, 204, 881, 648
compensation of postmasters,.88, 204,
881,648
mail depredations and speclagents, 88,
24,881, 647
clerks to postmasters, shipletters,
office furniture ...... 88, 204, 881, 647
advertising, paper, mall-bags, locks,
& ................ 88, 204, 881, 647
miscellaneous,. . 88, 20, 881, 647
postage stamps ad stamped envel-
opes ........... 88, 206,881, 647
foreign balances,...... 88, 205, 881, 47
letter-carriers ....... 112, 206, 881, 647
deficiency appropriation, if revenue
is insufficient, ............... 88, 206
pay ofioute agents not to exceed $800, 88
of special agents not to exceed *600, 88
postmasters when to deliver to individ-
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Post-Offic Dqprmt, (coutinued.)
uas newspapers and periodicals, re.
celved In packages ................. 88
detailed statement of expenditures under
head of" miscellaneous payments" to
be made to Congress in Postmaster.
General's annual report, ............ 88
no part of "miscellaneous payments"
appropriation to be used in defence of
certain suits, ...................... 88
delivery of letters by carriers not to ex-
ceed one cent each ................ 88
wiole to go to carriers ........... 88
boxes for delivery at outside stations in
suburbs of cities ................... 88
net revenue therefrom how applied, 88
malls may be carried by steamship for ,
postage, &c. ................. 89
pre ce whe to be given to
American steamships ......... 89
mail service to Olympia, Oregon ...... 89
89, 869 proposals and contract for carrying mail
in steamships, from Charleston, va
Savannah, to Key West, ............ 112
payment to E. X. Collins of remaining
balnce ........................... 112
contractors who failed to keep their con-
90 tract from default of payment to them
by the United States to be relieved
therefrom, ........................ 118
Postmaster-General may furnish letter-
sheets with postage-stamps Impressed
thereon .......................... 187
279 and may adopt other advisable im-
1 provements ................... 167
1 penalty for using stamp cut from stamp.
87, 112 ed letter or newspaper ........... 167
204 continuation of act 1854, oh. 207, §4,167, 168
881 messenger authorized in offices of three
646 assistant Postmasters-General .......
- 168
advertised letters, when to be returned
1, 2 as dead ............................ 168
unclaimed money from dead letters, how
1, 2 applied .......................... 168
report to be made to Congress,.... 168
2 postage to be charged on dead letters
returned ......... :................ 168
postage by private ship................ 168
2 by steamships on routes where mail
is regularly conveyed........... 168
2 repeal of inconsistent provisions ...... 168
postage on newspapers, to regular dealers, 168
semi-daily, in New York City ....... 168
maps, engravings, &c., books, &c., made
mailable matter .................... 189
postage thereon .............. 169
packages of cards, blank or printed,
weighing at least eight ounces, made
mailable matter ................... 169
postage thereon ................. 169
packages of seeds or cuttings not exceed.
ing eight ounces in weight, made mail-
able matter ....................... 169
ptge thereon ................. 169
postage between places east of Rocky
Mountains and states and territorles
on Pacific ................ 169, 170
on drop-letters o be prepaid by
stamps .................. 189
overland mail to California, by central
route ......................
propua and contract, . ..6,
169..0
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Post-Offi Departaet,(continued.)
amount of bid not to exeed
Denver City and Great Salt lakp
City to be supplied semi-weekly
without change .................
letter-mail to go through in twenty
days ..........................
newspaper, &., mail in thirty-five
days .........................
pamphlet, magazine, and public
document part of mail, may be
sent by steamship ..............
weight of newspaper-mail limited,. 169
mail-coTitract on route $,016 extended so
as to expire with Butterfield route,.. 169,
cost of service, how paid..............
temporary steamship service may be
provided between New York and San
Francisco ..........................
price not to exceed $800,000 ......
contract may be annulled at any
time..........................
coat of service on certain routes, how to
be paid ...........................
discontinuance of mails since March 4,
1859, to be inquired into, and service
be mstored, ..................
no change to be made without assent
of contractor ..................
nopay to be allowed for delivery of
fee letters and newspapers except
in Washington, D. .......... 204
restriction of pay or route agents re-
pealed .......................
law requiring dead letters in California,
Oregon, and Washington to be sent to
San Francisco, repealed ............
now to be sent to general post-
office .......................... 205
no person except Postmaster-General to
set up any foot or horse-post ....... 205
pay of special a ent for Pacific coast,.. 206
mall from New York to 8an Francisco,
via Panama, three times a month,... 205
repayment to Franklin Haven and asso-
ciates.... ...................
deduction to be first made ......... 206
mail contract on route 18,564, in Minne-
sota, extended, ....................
mail.service in central overland route to
California, ........... 206, 206, 882, 647
to connect with Denver City and
Great Salt Lake City ........... 206
pony express .....................
pay to contractors ...............
contractors on route 12,578 entitled to
two months contract pay as liquidated
damages .................
if contractors on route 12,578 foil to ac-
cept suchmolification ofcontract, con-
tract to be annulled, and new eoutract
made .............................
apropritons therefor ........... 2 06
provision not to apply to local
routes connected therewith, .... 206
new contract may be modified, or discon-
tinued ...........................
reasonable damages to be paid con-
tractors .......................
repeal of inconsistent laws .........
twenty-five additional clerks for dead-
tetter office ......................
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PAQB PAUS
P e Department, (continued.)
e-Off
. 169 payment to, to be made from what fund, 408'
laws giving preference to American over
foreign steamships repealed .......... 882
169 coast mail by steam-vessels authorized
between San Francisco and Crescent
169 City8............................... 82
to be not less than seml-monthly,.. 882
169 pay not to exceed $20,000 per an-
num .......................... 882
coast-mail between San Francisco and
169 Crescent City to cease .............. 647
Postmaster-General may change tormi-
nus of existing mail routes, connect.
ing with or Intersecting mail roads,
170 when, & . .......................... 421
170 may fix salaries of special agents,
less, &c ...................... 421
pt-offices at Newport, R. L, and New
170 Bedford, Mass ..................... 647
170 undrawn balances of appropriations
made applicable to deficiencies, .... 647
170 transfer of appropriation for paper, &c.,
to pay for blank agents and assistants, 647
170 mail-service by steamship between San
Francisco and Victoria, Vancouver's
Iland, ........................... 647
204 limit of appropriation ............. 647
delivery at Crescent City and Trin-
204 idad, California................. 647
at Astoria and Portland, Ore-
gon, ..................... 647
at Port Angels, Washington
Territory ................... 647
204, 205 mail-service on route 18,564 to be semi-
weekly6........................... 64
overland mat company may ooeetpy
205 public lands at stations .............. 664
to have preemption rights ...... 664
in lieu of former............... 664
act amending the laws relating to-..... 701
Postmaster-General to appoint, &e., post.
masters, where salary is less than
$1000 per year ................... 701
the President appoints all others ...... 701
reside within the deliv- 01
postmasters to offies------------7..
2 ery of their
aUl prsons connected with,
and with
carrying the mail, to take oath, be-
sides oath of oe,-..............701
206 form of oath............... 701
employees not taking oath, liable to same
penalttes as though they took it, . ... 702
mail matter
postage not to be delivered until
is paid---------------702
206 box-rent to be prepad------------702.
206 postmasters to keep record of postage-
stamps and predecessor
envelopes, books, &c., re- 702
ceived from .............
........ 206 records to be delivered to sucessor.702
to of
bedepartment
open to examination
................. of agents 702
unusual business at a post-office, because
206
of a military "or naval force near, to
have extra compensation ........... 702
postmasters to report quarterly amount
of emoluments ................. 702
not to receive or retain mo e than
206 salarye
m e-.............
--- 702
quarterly account to be sworn to....... 702
207 form of oath, ................. 702
207 false swearing in, to becpunishedas
pejury....................... 702
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dead letters, Postmaster-General to make
regulations concerning .......
lists of non-delivered letters to be posted
or published ....................
pay for publishing, not to exceed
one cent a letter .............. 708
letters addressed in a foreign lan-
guage, to be published In paper
of such language ..............
dead letters with valuables, to be reg-
istered, ...........................
contents, how disposed of ......... 708
other dead letters, how disposed of .... 708
printed matter not called for, how dis-
posed of .........................
notice to publishers, that it is not called
for .............................
may be sent free ...............
foreign dead letters, disposal of ........ 708
letter-carriers, at what offices to be em-
ployed ............. t .............
' salary not to exceed $800 per an-
num,.........................
when, and at what offlces, it
may be increased to *1000,.. 708
to give bond with sureties,........ 708
frequent delivery by mal-carriers, may
be provided br ...................
branch offices, pillar-boxes, and. other re-
ceiving boxes, may be established,. 708, 704
if bran-V-office is established, person in
charge, how appointed .............
salary and bond, as letter-carrier,.. 704
to be a depositary for sale of stamps, 704
- expenses of letter-carriers, branch offi-
ces, &c., to be kept distinct from or-
dinary expenses of office ...........
to be paid out of income of office,
where established, ............. 704
postmasters may contract with publish-
ers of newspapers, &o., for their de-
livery by letter.carriers ............. 704
at what rates and terms ........... 704
contract to be approved by Post-
master-General ............ 704
delivery by carriers of packets, not
exceeding certain weight, ....... 704
to be prepaid by stamps, and at
what rate, ................. 704
packages by mail not t9 exceed four
pounds weight, .................... 704
except books by order of Congress, 704
mall-matter to be prepaid at time of
mailing, by stamps, ............... 704
domestic letters .......... . 704
transient printed matter ......... 704
seeds, pamphlets, books, maps,
.prints, &e................... 704
other matter not expressly other-
wise provided for .............. 704
certain mail-matter to be prepaid quar-
terly before delivery ............... 704
may be paid at office of mailing or
delivery, -------------- 704
provisions for fractions of quar-
ters .......................... 704
daily, weekly, tri-weekly, and semi-
weekly publications ......... 704
all mail matter divided into three classes, 704
letters, regular printed matter, mls-
cellaneous .................... 705
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Poet-Office Dqxn*eat, (otne.
fuller description of these classes,.. 706
702, 708 maximum weight of single letter post-
age .............................. 705
708 rates of postage of domestic letters, to
be In all oases prepaid by stamps, .*. 705
on drop letters, to be prepaid by
stamps .... ................ 705
no extra fee to carriers, for letters
708 delivered or recei ed ........... 705
letter postage to include all mail matter
708 wholly or partly in writing ......... 705
book manuscripts, and corrected proofs,
to be as printed matter .......... 705
address of subscribers may be printed
708 or written on newspapers, &c ........ 705
receipts for payment, and bills of sub-
708 scription may be enclosed .......... 705
703 non-enumerated mail matter to bear let-
ter postage ......................... 705
matter Teaching delivery office, not paid,
708 to be charged double on delivery,.... 705
soldiers, sailors, and marines, letters of,
708 may be sent unpaid ................ 706
so as to letters not prepaid by acci-
dent, ... .................... 705
to be charged double posta
on delivery . ........ , 706
708 what letters may be returned to their
writers, and when .................. 706
such letters, when to be treated as
dead letters .................... 706
704 pos.ta on returned dead letters, not
registered ......................... 706
registered as valuable ............ 706
forwarding of letters ................. 706
ship-letters, rates of postage .......... 706
704 registration of valuable letters ........ 706
fee not to exceed twenty cents ... 706
department not to be liable for loss, 706
return receipt to writer, provision
for, ........................... 706
to be received in courts as prinA
fade evidence of delivery,.. 706
maximum weight of single rate of prlt
ed matter ......................... 706
po on transient printed matter, .... 706
to be prepaid by stamps........ 706
on prlnted matter issued once a
week or oftener ............... 707
to be prepaid by stamps ...... 707
not to be delivered until paid,. 707
newspapers within the county to be
free to subscribers .............. 707
on periodicals, &., issued less fre-
quently than once a week ...... 707
on packages----------------....707
to be prepaid............707
subscription bills may be enclosed, 707
name and address of subscribers
may be printed or written ..... 707
other enclosures to subject same to
letter postage .................. 707
delivery of mail matter by route agents, 707
wrappers of mall matter ............. 707
to be so put on that matter can be
conveniently examined ....... 707
if not, to be charged with letter
postage ................... 707
postmasters may remove wraprs, to
706 ascertain If more postage sLould be
charged ....................... 706
publishers may be required to make
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IRdsvl that papers, &c., are sent, &c.,
only to regular subscribers,......... 708
penalty on, for sending to other than
subscribers .................... 708 Pottawatomies,
one half to go to informer..... 708
ftanking privilege, who entitled to,.... 708
envelopes have to be marked and
Indorsed ..................... 708
penalty for false marking ......... 708 Pottawatonie Inadiane,
limit in weight, except, &c., ... 708, 709
publishers of periodicals, nbt over six-
teen ounces, may exchange'fee ...... 709
interchange confined to one copy,. 709
act to take effect on and aftr June 80,
188, ............................. 709
repealing clause ...................... 709
Post-Roads,
railroad and telegraph lines, taken pos-
session of by the government, when
to be considered as ................ 884
bridge across the Ohio River at Steuben-
yule, Ohio, and Holliday's Cove rail-
road, declared a lawful structure and
a post-road ............... 669,570
other bridges across the Ohio may be
built and be made post-routes ....... 570
Poet-Roite,
aet establishing, in
Alabama ........................ 151
Arkansas ...................... 152
California, ...... 152, 418, 572, 678, 662
Cherokee Nation ................ 167
Choctaw Nation .................. 167
Colorado ................. 420, 574, 664
Connecticut ................. 154,418
Dakota, ...................... 420, 664
Delaware ....................... 578
Florida ................... 154
Georgia ................... 155
Illinois .............. 155, 414, 573, 662
Indiana, ............. 156, 418, 578, 662
Iowa, ............... 156, 414, 578, 662
Kansas ....................... 157, 415
Kentucky .............. 158, 415, 668
Louisiana ....................... 159
Maine ....................... 416, 578
Maryland............. 159, 415, 578
Massachusetts, ................ 159, 578
Michigan ................. 159,416, 578
Minnesota .................... 160, 416
Mississippi. ...................... 160
Missouri,.: ........ 160, 416, 578, 662 Powder Ricer,
Nebraska, ................ 161, 420, 668
Nevada ...................... 421, 664
New Hampshire .......... 162, 417, 574
'New Jersey ................... 162, 417
New Mexico ................. 162, 421 Pmyer, Polic,
New York ........... 162, 417, 474, 668
North Carolina .................. 162
Ohio ................. 168, 417, 574, 668-
Oregon .......................... 168
Pennsylvania ........ 164,418, 574, 668 Pre'mption,
South Carolina ................... 164
Tennessee ....................... 164
Texas .......................... 165
Utah .............. 165, 421, 668
Vermont...... ..... 165, 419, 574
Virginia ......................... 166
Washington .............. 421, 674, 64
Washinpton Territory ............ 167
West Nirginia ................... 664
Wisconsin .............. 1567, 419, 664
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Ptomac Water Works,
supervision of, transferred to depart-
ment of the interior ................ 620
provision concerning ............. 804, 805
appropriation for the,.58, 228, 229, 620, 782,
788
act for relief of certain, residing in
Michigan ......................... 207
treaty between the United States of
America and, November 15, 1861, .... 1191
preamble, contracting parties, &c..... 1191
reservation in Kansas to be disposed of,. 1191
to be surveyed .................. 1191
to be set apartin severalty ........ 119"2
remainder to be sold for benefit of
tribe. ......................... 1192
census of tribe to be taken .......... 1192
assignments of land and certificates of
same ............................. 1192
lands, exemption from levy .......... 1192
to whom may be sold ......... 1192
receipt of certificates to be relin-
quished, &e................... 1192
to be granted in fee to certain per.
sons by President,.......... 1192
payments to be made ............. 1192
persons to become citizens ....... 1192
their lands to be subject to levy,
taxation, &c .................. 1192
to take oath of allegiance ........ 1192
undivided quantities of, to be set
out, fl. ..... ................. 1298
Leavenworth, Pawnee, and Western
Railroad may purchase certain lands,1298
price, terms of purchase, fic.. 1293
patents to certain condition, . 1294
right of way, damages, &c......... 1294
forfeiture of lands by railroad com-
pany ......................... 1%4
land, conveyance of, to certain parties
for religious purposes ............... 1294
condition, &c ................... 1294
improvement fund, annual interest of,.. 1294
how to be paid hereafter ....... 1294
removal of Indians, provision for ..... 1295
former claims to hold good ........ 1295
agricultural purposes ................. 1295
when articles of treaty to take effect,..1295
signatures of Indians ........ 1295,1296
ratification and signature ....... 1-97
immigrant road to be opened from, to
base of Blue Mountains ........... 947
Powder.T4s,
appropriation for purchase of three, ... 815
humiliation, fasting and, days of. %ap-
pointed,...... .. Appendix, 1261, 1270
Precincts'
police, in District of Columbia ....... 822
public lands to which Indian title is ex-
tinguished to be subject to........... 418
when unsurveyed lands are claimed, no-
tice to be filed, when ............... 418
effect of itilare to file notice as re-
auired ........... ..... *....... 418
rigut of, in lands bid in by the United
States, in sales for taxes ......... 425
right of, granted to certain settlers in
Wisconsin ................... 30
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Priemjtion. (continued.)
rights of, on reservation of Winnebago
Indians ...........................
act to give right of, to certain purchas-
ers on the "Soscol Ranch" in Call-
fornia, ............................
of reservations of certain Sioux Indians,
of settlers on the home reservation of
the Winnebagoes, in the Blue Earth
region, Minnesota, ................
proceedings to perfect such rights,
certain, granted to overland mail com-
peny in lieu of former .............
Prmptio,, C/imanats,
must file declaratory statement within
three months from, &c ............
Pampti n Mi s. See Lnds,, Publi.
Prefer,,e,
homestead act, not to interfere with,...
laws requiring Postmaster-General to
give, to American over foreign steam-
ships, repealed8....................
Presevd Meats, vc
for navy ration, how to be procured,...
forming part of navy ration, how may
be prepared and packed .............
Peidvn, (see Banking Asocktiont.)
of banking associations, one of directors
to be8.............................
by-laws concerning election ot ........ 668
embezzlemfnt by ....................
to keep list of shareholders .........
Preident of the United States,
certain acts and orders of, legalized,.... 826
to alpoint a commissioner to investigate
clams against the government of
Paraguay,. ...............
to establish Columbia River land district
and appoint register and receiver,... 16
to carry into effect any acts for the sup-
ptession of the slave-trade .......... 21
to appoint commission to run boundary
lines between California and territo-
ries ...............
-..............
to appoint envoy, &c., to Sardia -.... 40
to contract for reception and care of Af-
ricans rescued from vessels in slave-
trade. ............................
to instruct commanders of armed ves-
sels to proceed to Africa and there
deliver such negroes ...............
to appoint commission upon the U. S.
military academy ................
to reprieve or pardon certain convicts,. 75
to appintmarstals, &c., foroonsular dis-
tricts in Japan, China. &6 ..........
to allow expenses of buildings for pri-
'ons, &c............................
to borrow $21,000,000, or part thereof,. 79
to direct the valuation of certain real
estate in the city of Washington..... II
to appoint Indian agents In Nebraska,. - 118
to cause treasury notes to be prepared,
&c............................... 121
authorized to borrow $26,000,000
to make a separate Indian superintend-
ency of Washington Territory and
appoint additional agents ............ 180
to appoint commissioners on claims
against New Granada and Costa Rica, 146
to place on retired list certain medical
officers ...........................
to appoint surveyor-general of Colorado, 176
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Presidat of Ae Uailed ,ae,(continued.)
to borrow $10,000,000, or part thereof,. 179
69 to appoint land-officers for Dakota,.... 244
power and duty ofg in collecting revenue
when ports of entry in any district
808 are obstructed ................ 255, 258
819 when ports of entry and of delivery
are obstructed ............. 256, 257
may-employ military and naval forces,
566 and volunteers, in protecting officers
566 of customs, ....................... 25
may close ports of entry, when, &c.,.256, 257
664 to give notice by proclamation,..... 256
may proclaim inhabitants of a state, or
partof a state, to be in insurrection, 257,284
410 effect of such proclamation ....... 267
may license commercial intercourse in
certain cases, and under regulations,. 267
898 may employ suitable vessels to aid the
revenue cutters in service .......... 257
may appoint assistant paymasters In the
882 navy, ............................. 258
may authorize restriction as to sailors
286 relinquishing part of spirit ration ..... 265
power And duty of, under act to author-
561 ize the employment of volunteers, 268-
271, 286
under act additional thereto ...... 274
676 under act for better organization of
the marine corps .............. 275
680 under act to increase the military
80 establishment of the United States, 279
may call forth and employ the militia,
to suppress rebellion, &c....... 281, 282
to command Insurgents to disperse, 282
to increase consular representation of
. 15 the United States during present in-
surrection ....................... 285
power and duty, under the act for the
better organization of the military es-
tablishment. ................... 287-291
to divide the states into convenient col-
lection districts for assessing and ool-
22
lecting direct tax .................. 296
to appoint assessor and collector for di-
rect tax .......................... 296
for income tax ................... 809
40 to appoint commissioner of taxes ....... 812
to appoint additional aides-de-camp,... 814
to direct commanders of public armeJ
41 ships to seize piratical iessels ....... 815
to appoint additional inspectors-general, 818
68 duty of, under the act to confiscate er-
tain property ...................... 819
to appoint commissioners of police for
77 the l)istrict of Columbia ........... 20
acts, proclamations, mid orders of, after
77 March 4, 1861, legalized ............ 826
duty, as to the Industrial Exhibition at
London ...................... 828
request to appoint day of fasting, &c.,.. 828
various proclamations of ....... Appendix,
1257-1270
various proclamations, &c., of, legalized, 826
- 129 duties ot, under the act to promote the
efficiency of the navy .......... 829, 880
to appoint commissioners to procure al-
lotment certificates of volunteers ..... 881
may appoint additional assistant secre-
taries of war ...................... 882
may, when public safety requires, take
150 -poesson of railroad and telegraph
Lines ........................... 884,.62
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Preident fthe Uited Saes, (contInued.)
duty of, under such act, ....... 884, 625
may detail navy officers to inspect
transpors vessels for war depart-
- ment, , .......................... 888
may ordef vessels of war to search ves-
sels suspected of having coolles on
board ............................. 841
duties of, as to certain appropriations for
forts and coast defences ............ 848
to ppoint commissioner in joint cor-
mission to protect the Atlanti fish-
eries.............. ........ 869
duty under act abolishing slavery In
the District of Columbia ........ 876, 877
in the expenditure of appropriation
to aid colonization to Hayti and
Liberia ...................... 878
to appoint officers for branch-mint at
Denver, .......................... 882
to appoint a commissioner of agricul-
ture, ............................. 887
to appoint commissioners to revise and
codify the laws of the District of
Columbia, ..................... 408, 682
to appoint chaplain for Vpermanent hos-
pitals ............ 408
duties and powers, under act to reduce
the expenses of survey and sale of
public land, .................... 409, 410
may discontinue, &., land-offices,.. 409
AY appoint diplomatic representatives
to Hayti snd Liberi ............... 421
to procimn in what states the insurrec-
tion exists,..................422
to appoint board of tax commis-
sioners in such states .......... 428
duty of; under the tax act ..... 482,488,445
to appoint two directors n the Union
Pacific Railroad Company ........ 491
to appoint commissioners to ascertain
ad report upon completion of por-
tions of such road ................. 492
to determine certain points of location
of route of road. ................ 496,496
width of track of road and branch-
es ....................... 496
to settle terms upon which other roads
may connect, ...................... 496
may appoint agent for Grand River and
Wintah Indians, in Colorado Terri-
tory ............................. : 499
to appoint additional surgeons and as-
sistant surgeons of volunteers ...... 502
duty under act establishinga land dis-
trict in the Territory of Nevada,.... 58
limit upon authority to appoint major-
generals and brigadier-generals ..... 506
may appoint military storekeepers .... 5 09
duty of, under act reorganizing the
navy department .................. 510
may declare treaties with certain Indian
tribes abrogated by such tribe ....... 528
duty, &., under act to carry into effect
the treaty with Great Britain for the
suppression of the slave-trado ....... 81
may appoint ten acting midshipmen
from sons of officers, &ic.......... 665
duty of, under act to estblish and
equalize the grade of line officers in
the navy ...................... 84, 586
'Appointments of midshipmen,.. 685
power and duty of, as to convicts by
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tofte UitedSates, (continued.)
courts-martial in the penitentiary, in
the District of Columbia, ........... 689
power and duty of, under the confise-
tion act, ................... 590, 591,592
may arrange for employment, &c., in
the West Indies, &c., of persons
seized on board slave-vessels, 592, 598
may retire certain army o9rs. 6
may dismiss any officer In the army,
navy, or marine corps ............. 596
may purchase cemetery grounds ...... 596
may call forth, enroll, &c., the militia,. .597
may accept services of volunteers,.... 598
may appoint judge advocate general,
7c........................... 598
may employ persons of African descent. 599
may assign command of troops in the
ield to one of several officers of same
grade, without regard to seniority... 617
to cause resolutions in memory of Brig-
adler-General Nathaniel Lyon to be
read
my,at.....
head of every regiment in the 611
................
W m me of honorbe prepared, 68
to communicate to LieutenantJ. S. War-
den, &c., thanks of Congress ....... 622
to Capt in Andrew H.Foote, thanks
of Co seass,.................628
to appoint eight medical inspectors in
the army ......................... 688
to issue his proclamation in regard to
West Virguna ................ 684
to appoint the commissioned c in
the revenue cutter service ......... 689
duty under act for collection of taxes in
insurrectionary districts ........ 640, 641
under act authorizing volunteer
force in Kentucky ......... 641, 642
to appoint register of deeds for the Dis-
trict of Columbia ................. 67
to appoint commissioners to determine
damages sustained from certain bands
of Sioux Indians .................. 68
to appoint assistant register of the treas-
ury,..........................66
solicitor of the war department,... 86
to authorize persons to perform duties
of heads of departments, &c., in case
of absence or inability ............. 656
power of, to grant pardons, and renis-
sions of penalties and forfeitures,.66, 657
may fill vacancies in levy court of Wash-
ington County, D. C ............... 668
to appoint assistant collector at Jersey
City ........................... 658
to set apart lands for the Winnebago In-
dians, and remove them from Minne-
sota, .............................. 0 68
under act dividing Michigan into two
judicial districts ...... ..... 60,662
to appoint territorial officers of Arizona, 665
duty of, under the act to provide a na-
tional currency ................. 665, 668
appointment of major-generals and brig-
adler-jenerls . ........... 89
territorial offrs of Colorado and
Dakota .............. 700, 701
to appoint certain postmaster ....... 701
to appoint cashier of internal duties,... 728
duty of; under act to enroll and call out
the national oces, ............. 781-7?
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Presidentof as Unaed Sw, (continued.)
to prolaim to soldiers absent without
leave to return at fixed day or be
treated as deserters ............ 786, 786
may drop from the army certain officers
who M to pus examation....... 748
may reduce the number of officers in
certain corps after the present rebel-
lion ..... ........................ 744
may enlist two under.cooks of African
descent, ........................... 744
to cause additional "medals of honor"
to be struck off and distributed ..... 761
to appoint certain officers in the signal.
corps of the army ................. 758
may discontinue certain consulates, and
appoint consuls .................... 764
to reserve town sites from sales of pub-
lic lands .......................... 754
may suspend the privilege of the writ
of habeas corpus ................... 755
may confer brevet rank upon commis-
sioned. officers of the volunteer and
other forces . ..................... 758
may issue letters of marque and general
reprisal ........................... 758
to ap point an assistant treasurer of the
United States ..................... 761
to appoint four justices of the supreme
court of the District of Coumnbia,... 768
a person to revise and codify the
Iw relating to the District of
Cotumbia, .................... 765
to appoint two additional judges of the
court of claims .................... 765
solicitor, deputy, and assstat .... 78
to appoint officers of the branch mint at
Carson City ....................... 770
to cause patents to issue for lots in Fort
Howard Military Reserve ........ 771
to negotiate treaties for the removal of
Indians, and to provide them new
homes ..................... 785,792, 798
to appoint an additional justice of the
supreme court of the United States,. 794
to appoint commissioners, secretary, and
solicitor, under the act to carry into
effect the convention with Peru ..... 795
to appoint judges of the levy court of
the county of Washington .......... 799
to appoint officers fir the Territory of
Idaho, &c...................... 808-814
duty under the act for the removal of
certain bands of Sioux Indians,..819, 820
to communicate to certain officers the
thanks of Congress......... 824, 827
to appoint acommissioner to revise and
codify the naval laws of the United
States ............................ 825
to grant compensation to marshals, dis-.
trict attorneys, &c, for services in
suppressing the slave-trade ....... 829
Preident's Hmvr,
appropriations for repairs, fuel, lighting,
&c.,. 144, 216, 849, 850, 861, 852, 649, 694
74t1
President'sMessage,
and accompanying documents, resolu-
tion to expedite the printing of ..... 82
superintendent of publieprinting to have
manuscript copies of documents ac-
companying annual reports of iteads
of departments, on or before Nov. lot, 826
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Presdt'sMsae, (continued.)
to print what number......... 82, 826
when to deliver, and to whom,.... 826
number of copies of reports proper, 826
not to print any greater number,.. 826
statement of aggregate amount of ex-
ports and imports to be given to su-
perintendent of Aublic printing on or
before November 1st, in each year,.. 826
number of copies to be printed, and
how distributed ............ 826
commercial relations, number of copies
to be printed and distributed ...... 826
form and style of printing to be deter.
mined by the superintendent, ....... 826
Preaston, Mry,
pension to ............... .......... 868
Pr "y .kools,
act to provide for the public Instruction
of youth In, "in county of Washing-
ton, District of Columbia," &c ..... 894
how to be construed ............ 402
commissioners of, to be appointed,..... 894
who may not be ................. 402
residence, term of office ....... 894
vacancies,-how filled .......... 894
notice of appointment, how given,. 894
oath, form, record. .......... 894, 896
to hold two stated meetings each
year ................... 896
other meetings............. 895
quorum,- records, .............. 895
toa ppoint a clerk ........... 896
his duties, pay, &c.9 .......... 895
to allow compensation to treasurer, 896
not to exceed $100 .......... 896
to examine candidates for teachers, 895
qualifications, certificate ...... 895
may dismiss teachers ............ 896
may direct what school-books be
used .......................... 896
to visit schools twice a year ...... - 896
to apportion school-moneys ....... 898
to have supervision of trustees,... 402
county to be divided into school dis-
tricte ............................ 896
districts to be described and numbered, 895
record thereof .................. 895
to be of contiguous territory ..... 895
may be changed, if trustees assent, 896
proceedings when formed ........ 896
notice of first meeting of in-
habitants ................. 898
choice of trustees and collee-
tor,....................... 896
tax may be assessed.......... 896
site for school-houses ........ 896
school-house and ftrniture,.. 891
meetings of school, how organized, 897
records of .................. 897
each organized district to be a corpora-
tion .............................. 400
power and duty of corporation.... 400
treasurer of the primary school fund,
treasurer of levy court to be ....... 897
bond ............................ 897
salary, .......................... 895
to attend meetings of commission-
ers, and present books and ao-
counts ....................... 89
penalty on, for neglect of duty,.... 401
uty of, as to tax for education of
colored children, .............. 402

Priouti Sdocl, (continued.)
candidates for teachers to be examined, 896
anatflcations, certificate, &, ..... 896
dismissal of teachers .................. 896
teachers may be employed by school
trustees,
teachers forand paid,children.......402
............
colored
school-books, commissioners to direct
what shall be used.............
tax may be collected for ........
trustees to provide,............... 897
trustees of schooL districts; number,
choice, &c, .......................
who may not be, ................
to take oath ....................
term of office, vacancies .........
toprovide school-house., books, &c., 87
to employ and pay techers,...897, 898 Prinng Pape-,
to Inake statements of moneys to
commissioners ................
to keep account of their proceed-
tugs, .....................
to keep account against district col-
lector, ........................
may require payment from school-
children, &c ..................
to make tax-bills and rate.lists,.... 899
to deliver warrant to collector,.... S99 Prieners of War,
form of warrant ..........
to report annually to commission.
era ............................
contents of report, ...........
may take land for schcol-houses,.. 400
proceedings in such cases, 400, 401
to be supervised by commissioners, 402
may enforce discipline......... 402
duties o4; as to colored schools, .... 402
may receive donations, &q.,
for, .......
penalty for making ie certificates, 898
lmhol-hoes% sites ror,:..........
may be pro.
cured................
land may be taken fbr .........
proceedings in such case,..400, 401 Priss,
not to be placed within certain lim-
its .....................
may be used for public worship,... 402
for colored children ..............
taxes, for school purposes, may be lev-
ied, ...........................
upon what to be levied ........
when and how to be collected,. 897, 400
tax-lists and rate-bills ............ 899
collection of, from lands ..........
for colored schools ...............
upon parents ..............
clerk of levy court to gve copies of as-
sessment books to sceool trustees ....
collector to be elected by ballot ....... 896
duty as to collection of taxes .....
to keep moneys collected by him,. 899
farm of warrant to ..............
to give bend for discharge of duty, 400 Private Land Cim,
to collect taxes which.are a charge
on land ......................
pntyon, for neglect, &.of duty, 401 PrivateLand Clai i New Mezi,
for collecting more than Is
due .......................
duty of; as to tax for education of
colored children, ..............
white residents may select schools for
. their children, &a ................. 402
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Primaq aWcs, (continued.)
member of levy court not to be commis-
sioner or trustee, .................. 402
levy court may levy tax for education
of colored children ................ 402
further provisions for such schools, 402
897
act, how to be construed ....... 402, 408
school districts, formation of ...... 895, 896
89 to be of contiguous territory ..... 805
896 meetings of ...... ............... 897
organized, to be a corporation, .... 400
power and duty of; .......... 400
896 Printed Matter. See Posge.
402 sent through malls, what may be writ-
898 ten on, after publication ............ 11
898 sent through post-ofice and not called
for, how disposed of ............... 708
402 rates of postage on, &c .......... 706, 707
duty on ............ ......... 742
898 Print4q Pulic,
appropriations for ..... 98,185,857,650,084
899 appropriation for, transferred, ......... 612
Prioners,
899 punishment of marshal, &c., for volunta-
rily permitting escape of ........... 69
899 under martial law, in close confinement,
to be tried within sixty days ....... 786
8 99 supplies, care, &c. of ................ 607
supplies, transportation, &c. of; appro.
899 priation ......................... 644
899 list of state or political prisoners in cus-
tody to be furnished judges of United
Staas courts ................... 755,75
when to be discharged ....... 755, 766
oath of allegiance to be taken,.. 755,
766
when sureties of the peace may be
..... 402 required ...................... 756
such prisoners under indictment for bail-
able offence to be admitted to bail,... 756
89, 897 proceedings where list is not furnished, 756
400 See Habeas Corpus.
for American convicts in China, Japan,
401 and Siam, money paid by ministers,
&c., for rent of buildings for, to be
402 allowed them in their accounts, .... 77, 78
also for wages of keepers ........ 77,78
897, 402 number of prisons In said countries, ... 78
897 for American convicts In Japan, China,
Siam, and Turkey, appropriations for, 171,
886, 689
400 Prison SAip,
402 in China, apropraton for............ 21
402 Private Examisnations,
permitted in the District of Columbia,
897 in cases of persons under the age of
eighteen, If they request it in writ-
897 Ing ........................... 500, 501
899 not tobe any, under treaty with Bolivia, 804
provision for survey, &. o0...409, 410, 748
400 See Land Claims, Prvt.
confirmed, .......................... 887
402 Privat",
$2 a month to be deducted fottn pay,.. 288,
402 289
in regular army, pay Increased, ....... 826
to be a18
a month, ............... 62
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Prim Caft"Ssimrs. Se" PdaPS
not extended to witness .............. 888 duty, ,under the prize law ..
what may belawtl subjecto .... 819 pay of, not to e x
not to exceed two in number in any dis-
better admntration of the
act for the
law of ........ .................... 874
prize commissioners to receive and keep
captured property until process issues, .874
to examine and report If any Is per-
ishable, Ac................874
to receive papers and documents,.. 874
to take testimony, &c ............ 874
court to proceed promptly to hearing
and adjudication ................. 874
certain charges, s pilotage, tonnage, &.,
how audited, allowed, and paid ..... 874
such charges, when to be part of
costs ......................... 875
pay of, and of district attorney ....... 876
how to be determined and paid, ... 876
proceedings upon final decree of con-
demnation. ....................... 875
sale, and proceeds of sale .......... 876
shares of public vessels ........... 875.
act to apply to pending cases and to
future cases ...................... 875
also to captures and seizures under
laws for the abolition of the slave-
trade ......................... 876
Prizs-aws,
act further to regulate proceedings in, 7
766 PrieProper. See Prize-Oasss.
sale of prize property, when court to
order ...................... 769
appeal not to prevent,.......... 759
proceeds of sale ................. 769
payment of expenses and disburse-
menta ........................ 769
of coots, fees, and charges ....... 769
residue to be paid into the treasury, ... 759
clerk to transtnjt copies of final decree
to Secretaries of the Treasury and
Navy ............................. 769
those in naval service entitled to prize-
money, to be credited therewith, ....759
costs, how paid when decree is for resti- -
tution without costs ............... 759
captured vessels, arms, &c., may be
taken for government use ......... 769
proceedings in such cases ......... 769
Secrtary of Navy to employ auctioneers
to sell prize-goods under the direction
of the marshal ................... 759
compensation of auctioneer ....... 759
advertisements .................. 759
collusion in sale, to defraud captors or
government, made a felony, and how
punished ....................... 759, 760
compensation of counsel to captors, how
determined and paid .............. 760
authority of Secretary of Navy to em-
ploy counsel, repealed ............. 760
counsel-fees in, how paid ............. 760
witness.fees in,how ad, ............. 760.
commissioners of prize, not to exceed
two in any district, ................. 760
one to be retired naval officer .....760
salaries of both not to exceed 6000, 760
appeals from districts in, to be directly
to supreme court .................. 760
and to be made in thirty days, un-
less, &e ....................... 760
in what cases appeals may be claimed,.. 760
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.874, 876
. . 60
S ............................. 760
one to be a retired naval officer,... 760
salaries of both not to exceed S600
a year ....................... 760
Ihos#
naval service entitled to, to be
credited therewith .................. 759
captors entitled to whole, if vessel cap.
tureds of equal or superior force,... 606
to half, if of inferior force ...... 606
other half to the United States, ... 606
distribution of ....................... 606
apportifnment amoug vessels within sig-
nal distance ...................... 606
who not entitled to share of .......... 606
armed vessels caturing, entitled to,... 607
arsons tempra ly absent may share,.. 606
ounty for vessels destroyed, &c., to be
divided as ...................... 606, 607
accruing to the United States, to remain •
a fund for pensions ................. 607
if land is iasufficient, ............ 607
if there is a surplus ........... 607
duties of district attorneys and mashals
St ............................. 808
to be paid into the treasury of the United
States ............................ 627
provison concerning sales of perish-
able, ;c .......................... 759
captured vessels, arms, &a., may be
taken for government use ......... 759
proceed~ns in such ases........ 769
collusion in iaes of, to defraud captors,
&o., how punished ............. 769, 760
P ad Prie;Goods,
made by private armed vessels under
letters of marque, rules for disposal of4 758
Prize. Vensd,
duty of commanders of vessels captur-
lug ............................... 607
property not to be removed from ....... OT
persons on board not to be maltreated,. 607
Probaft courts,
in Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho,
and Nevada. See those ties.
Pccla&"~ia of she Preda,
convening extraordinary sessions of the
Senate ....... Appendix, 1257, 1268, 1269
of April 15, 1861, calling out the
militia, Ac........Appendix, 1258
of April 19, 1861. declaring the
blockade of ports in certain
states ........... Appendix, 1259
of April 27, 1861, extending block-
ade to ports of other states,.Appendix
of May 8, 1861, ealling out more
volunteers, and directing an in.
crease in the regular army and in
the seamen of the navy,..Appendlx.
1260
of May 10,1861, declaring martial
law In the isand. of Key West,
the Tortugas, and Santa Rosa,
on the coast of Florida, and per.
mitthg the writ of haboa corpus
to be suspended there..... Idx
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Proclmaifee of the Proed, (continned.1, Prosecutor,(continued.)
appointing daye, of public humilia- to be liable for all costs incurred by
tion, fating, and prayer,.. Apendix, bimsel........................ 698
Prospet Hil Cemetery,
of August 16, 1861, declaring the act to incorporate, and name .......... 892
Inhabitants of certain states to powers and duties of corporation ...... 82
be in insurrection, and prohibit- officers, their powers and duties ...... 82
ing commercial intercourse there- to hold o2ce until successors are
with ............... Appendix, 1262 elected ........................ 82
celebration of 22d February ..... Appendix, each proprietor entitled to one vote,.... 82
1268 not less than seventeen contiguous acres
recommending public thanksgiving for to be set apart for cemetery ........ 82
victories................ Appendix, 1268 streets, &c., not to be opened through
declaring ports of Port Royal, Beaufort, cemetery .......................... 82
and New Orleans open ........ Appendix, not to be obstructed by corporation, 82
1268 wilful injury, &c., of tomb, monument,
regulations of trade with those fence, shrubbery, &e., ho* punished,. 82
ports............. Appendix, 1284 corporation may receive bequests, gi,
in regard to proclamation of Major-Gen- &c., for certain purposes, and hold
eral Hunter ............. Appendix, 1264 personal property..............82
declaring certain states, &c., to be In not to issue notes, c., as currency, 84
rebellion ............... Appendix, 1268 burial lots not to be subject to debts of
warning persons engaged in rebellion to proprietors........ ........ 82, 88
cease and to return to allegiance, certificate of, under sel, to have same
Appendix, 1266 effect as deed ...................... 88
declaring the slaves in certain states and stockholders individually liable for debts
parts of states fiee ....... Appendix, 1267 of corporation ..................... 88
proclaiming the'objects of the war, and act may be amended, &c ............. 88
that slaves in staxes in rebellion will when to take effect, .............. 88
be free, &c ............. Appendix, 1266 Protection,
certain acts, and orders of President to emigrants on overland routes to Cali-
of the United States, legalizedl .... 826 foria, &. ......................... 204
Prodacers. See InternalRevene. Pioidence," 217e,
of certain articles, subject to same duty American register to issue to,....... 829
as manufacturers .................. 729 "Po'viei," The Spani Bark,
PromissoryNotes. See teral Revenue. payment to owners, for wrongful seiz-
rates of duties upon ............. 480, 720 ure and detention of ............... 90
Promotions, Provident Association of C rs,
in army, navy, and marine corps, in charter of, amended ..... ......... 17
cases of retired lists ......... 289, 290, 291 members may withdraw on notice, and
in navy, in consequence of retired list, 880 receive share of assets ............. 17
In the navy, advisory board upon...... 584 Provisions and Cotkhinq,
offieers receiving thanks of Congress to bureau of, established In navy depart-
be advanced ....................... 684 ment ............................. 610
of seamen distinguishing themselves in officers, &c., of, their salaries,. .610, 511
battle ......................... 584, 585 transfer of appropriation for bureau of,. 681
acting volunteer lieutenants, when in appropriations for bureau of,.. .690, 691, 816
line of ............................ 84 Provost-Marsnhals,
Proofs, one to be appointed thr each enrolment
corrected, between authors and publish- distridt .......................... 782
ers, to have same postage as printed rank., payand duties ot ........... 782,784
matter ................ 705 Provos-a.m&/. Gmard,
pro"et Clew4 to be appointed or detailed by the Presi-
of metropolitan police ......... 678, 579 dent .............................. 782
Poposals, rank, pay, and emoluments of ..... 782, 784
for loan to be published ........... 260 office of, to form sepaate bureau of the
most favorable, by responsible bidders, war department, ................... 782
to be aeeepted .................... 260 duties of ......................... 782, 784
ProprietaryArtida, Prowy. See BiaUing Anociations.
provisions of tax act concerming ....... 476 shareholders in banking association
provision concerning stamps upon. 682 may vote by ...................... 876
Pseution.. See Actons, H.Weas Crpus. officers of banking association not to act
against officers for flse arrest, &., pro- as............... ......... 7
ceedings therein ................ 756, 757
Prosecutor, minister of, to the United States to ap-
in suits for violation of act to punish point an umpire between commission-
frauds against the government, to re- era of United States and New Gran-
ceive one half forfeitures, and dam- ada, If, c .......................... 98
ages ............................... 698 PWiv Building.,
and all costs ................... 698 approprifion toiuminate, February 22,
to carry on suit, at own expense,..... 698
not to discontinue, without written oon. for oice of commissioner of, . .861, 688
sent ofdistrictjudge and attorney,... 698 for purposes and repairs o4 686-691,74

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heretofore printed or pr d at cost
of the government, and now on hand,
to be equally distributed among mem-
bers of both Houses of present Con-
act to pay interest on ...............
Public Doeummts,
act for distribution of ............. 244, 246
rales for distribution where copies are 4
insufficient to supply one Institution,.24 ,
documents of 86th Congress, 2a ses-
sion......... .............. 246
institutions selected to receive docu-
ments of first session, to receive those
of second session, unless designation
is changed before distribution com-
menoes, ..........................
proviso as to duplicates ........
documents to be sent to institutions
ready designated, unless, &e........
distribution of works of John Adams,.. 245
of American state papers .........
* of pamphlet laws,.............
of public statutes ............
decisions of supreme court, ........ 246
number of copies of Biennial Register,
or Blue Book, to be printed2........
repeal of inconsistent lws- ...........
Pub 'cDues,
certain treasury notes may be received
in payment of. ................. 259-261
public bAsting, Humiliation, and Praye,
President requested to recommend a
..............
day for,..See Proca~tn.
P'ubic Grounds,
appropriations for,...: 107,216,849, 850, 746
purchase of tools and trees, &c.,. 849
Pub ealth,
power and duty of police In ease of dan-
ger to ............................. 579
abatement of nuisances afibecting the,... 808
Puhc Hghways. See Highways.
what to be deemed in the county of
Washington, D. C................. 888
in Washington County, D. C., power of
levy court over................. 799-808
Public lnstrction. See PimarySchools.
of youth in primary schools in the Dis-
trict of Columbia, act concerning,... 894
Public Lands,
appropriations for survey of,.. 108, 218, 851,
747
act to secure homesteads to actual set-
tiers on ........................... 892
graduation act repealed .............. 418
certain, granted to Missouri, to aid a
railroad, to revert to the United States
if road is not completed within time,. 422
certain, heretofore granted to Iowa, dis-
charged from the conditions of the
grant ....... .....................
certain settlers in the Blue Earth region,
Minnesota, may perfect their rights as
prel'mptors ......................... 66
proceedings for that purpose ...... 56
act granting right of way through, to all
rail and plank roads, extended ..... 577
right of way for railroad, to Oregon
Steam NavilttInn Company ....... 677
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grant to Michigan to aid In eonstruction
of railroad ............ -620, 621
line of railroad changed, ..... 620, 621
price of lands .................... 62
grant of, to Wisconsin to aid in con-
structing railroad .............. 618, 619
482 grant ot; to Minnesota, for railroad,- 626
act to reduce the expenses of the survey
and sale of ........................ 409
does not apply to mineral lands, - -. 410
contracts for surveys not to be binding
246 until, &c .......................... 409
certain printed instructions to be deem-
ed part of such contract ........... 409
prices of surveys to be established by
commissioner of general land office, - 409
accounts of cost of qurveying and plat-
ting private land-clams and map, to
245 be kept, ........................... 409
245 patents not to issue until such costs are
al- paid ............................... 409
245 Utah and Colorado may be made one
surveying, district .................. 409
245 surveyorgeneral of Colorado to per-
245 form the duties ................ 409
245, 246 surveying district of Nevada to be uni-
ted to that of California ......... 409
surveyor-generid of California to
perform the duties ............ 409
- 246 transfer of effects and archives ..... 409
the President upon, &., may discon-
tinue any land-office, ......... 409
pay of registers and receivers ....... '409
annual salary, fee, &c............ . 409
fees in donation cases ............. 409
828 to be accounted for .......... 409
limitation as to maximum) ........ 409
settlements upon unsurveyed lands,.... 410
privilege of, exended to Califor-
ala ........................... 410
pre mption claimants to file declar-
atory statements within three
months ........................ 410
prefmption and settlement of mineral
lands not authorized ............... 410
surveyor-general of New Mexico to do
duty of repister and receiver......... 410
in any district surveyor-general may
be required to do such duties,... 410
salaries of surveyors-general of Califor-
nia, Oregon, Washington, Utah, and
Nevada, established. ............... 410
settlers in any township not mineral or
reserved, may have survey thereof,
by filing application and advancing
costs, if, &c........................ 410
not mineral, to be granted to each state, 68
. quantity that may be granted,. *... 08
how may be apportioned and selected,.. 608
where there is not full amount in
any state subject to private en-
try, land scrip may b5 issued,. 504
such scrip may be sold........ 504
limit upon its location ......... 604
not to be located until after '
January 1, 1868 .......... 60
expenses of management, &c., of lands
to be borne by states,...............04
moneys from sale of such lands by the
states to be Invested In safe stocks,... 64
to constitute a pcrpltnal fund, - . 504
6..
capital to be undiminished ....... 60

Posle Loui, (contnued.)
interest to be applied to maintain,
&c., at least one college for agri-
culture and the mechanic arts,...
conditions of grant to states ...........
assent of states ...................
to be given within two years,.. 605
any diminution of fund to be made
up by states ...................
application of annual interest,......604
no part to be applied to buildings,.. 604
college to be provided within five
years ..................... 604, 605
annual report of college........... 606
copies, how distributed, .......
computation of number of acres,
where lands are selected from
those at double minimum price, 605
states in rebellion not to have ben-
efit of this act, .................
foes of land officers ..................
governors of states to which scrip to I-
sued to report annually to Congress,
sales of scrip ......................
certain may be set apart for the national
association for the relief, &a., of color-
ed women and children .............
eighty acres may be given to each In-
dian who aied the whites .......... VA
granted to Wisconsin and Michigan, to
aid in construction of a military road
from Fort Wilkins to Fort Howard,.. 797
conditions, restrictions, and privileges of
the grant, ...................... 797, 798
town sites to be reserved from, surveyed
or unsurveyed .....................
reservations to be surveyed into urban
or suburban lots ...................
value of lots to be appralsed .......... 764
lots to be sold at public sale or private
entry.............................
Fort Howard Military Reserve in Wis-
consin and lands adjacent to be sur.
veyed and sold ................ 771, 772
Fort Crawford Military Reserve to be
surveyed and sold, ................
grant of, to Kansas, to aid in the con-
struction of railroads and telegraph
lines.............................
Pub&Aieneu,
at Philadelphia, may be deposited in
custom-house building ............. 752
appropriation for fitting up rooms
therefor ......................
pAlic Prter,
to contract for lithographing certain
maps...........................
appropriations for ...............
superintendent of, at each session, to sub-
mit estimate of expenses of, in detail, 186
and to make report of expendi.
taes ..........................
price of, reduced forty per cent. ....... 120
and binding to be done under direction
of superintendent, ............... 117, 118
superintendent to purchase or erect
buildings, procure machinery, &c,.. 117
cost not to exceed $150,00 ....... 117
may appoint foreman of printing
and of binding ................ 117
salary and qualifications ofeach, 171
their duties and responsibili-
ti .....................
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Pubc Printe, (continued.)
not to employ more hands than
neoese.....................
ssy 117
04 to report number employed to Con-
604 gress at each session ........... 117
04 to be responsible for manuscripts,
plane, & .....................
s 118
to have charge of alU matter ordered
04N- to be printed, .................. 118
to account quarterly with Secretary
of Treasury .................. 118
to receive advances to pay for work
and materias ................. 118
to settle accounts like other disburs-
5 Ing officers .................... 118
rates of printig,................ 118
to charge himself with all materi-
als received ................... 118
to do no printing but what is or.
06 dered by Congress or heads of
departments, ................... 118
to see that volumes and sheets are
promptly delivered, ............ 118
506 to furnish samples of standard W
per for Congressional documents
to applicants .................. 118
650 to advertise annually for proposals
for paper ..................... 118
proposals, how and where to
be opened............. 119.
contract to be given to lowest
bidder. ................... 119
to see that contract is properly per-
formed, ....................... 119
difflrenees between superintendent and
754 contractors, how determined ...... 119
proceedings where contractor is in de-
764 Ihult ........ .............. 119
liability of suhcontractors and
their sureties ................. 119
756 suprntendent to procure engraving to
ne ......... ................. 119
to prepare estimates annually, .... 119
to report to Congress .......... 119
subjects of repor, ................ 119
772 not to be interested directly or ndi-
dectiyin any newspaper, &c., nor
In any pr 9 ............ 120
"772 violation tereofto
be penitentiary
offence........................ 120
collusion of superintendent to defraud
the government, how punished, .. 120
further provisions In relation to,... A2 , 86
752 See &peritedent of Public Printing.
P4U s PYIt Pi.
822 land conveyed to city of Washington
186 for ............................... 27
Public Sips,
of the United States, shares in prizes,
how determined, ................... "875
185 Pwbic Soes,
goods deposited I, when to be with-
drawn, and duties paid,............. 294
goods in, August 1, 1862, subject to what'
rates of duty ...................... 559
provision for withdrawal of goods from, 50
56
for fermitting goods to remain in,. 660
school-houses of primary schools in
Washington County, D. C., may be
117 used for .......................... 409
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Publiher. See Poet-QFfi Dqiarbabat
of newspapers, periodicals. &c., may con-
tract for their delivery by carriers,... 704
may be required to make affidavit as to
sending to regular subscribers without
prepayment of postage .............. 708
penalty on, for so sending to other than
regular subscribers ............. 708
one half to go to Informer,....... 708
ma7 interchange free one copy of pub-
hcations .......................... 709
Pupes &Sod,
improvements of settlers on reserva-
tiens within, to be paid for ........ 67,68 Quartermastars,Rwieat,
Pe S d C lle on Dishid,
Port Townsend abolislied as a port of
entry .............................. 482
Port Angelos established a port of en-
try and delivery ................... 482
Punishmeats,
imposed by certain ministers abroad, &c.,
to be proportioned to offence...... 74, 75
for murder and felonious assaults, to be
imposed by court-martial ........... 786
Purchaseand Charterof Venels,
appropriations for ................ 27, 880
who to make, their pay, &c .......... 562
Pwuases,
not to be made for supplies of govern.
ment, until after advertisement for
proposals, except, &c. ...... 108, 104, 220
nor unless authorized by law, or under
ana ppropriation made ....... 104, 220
prohibition of, of patented fire-arms re-
pealed,............................ 220
of articles for Indians, to be made after
advertisement ...................... 528
goods for Indian department to be niade
only on written requisition ......... 29
Pser,
in the navy, increased pay of ........ 26,25
tobe called "paymasters," ............ 88
pay of pursers' clerks at certain navy
yards ............................. 88
P r' Clerks,
at certain navy yards, pay of ......... 88
Pe, Peai
assignment of land to children of ..... 1118
Puralup,
appropriations for the ..... 50,226, 618,780
Quh, William,
title to saline lands in Illinois confirm-
ed, ............................... 891
Quapaws,.
appropriations for the ..... 68, 229, 620, 788
Quartmenuster-General,
appropriations for office of the,..98, 189, 140
862, 868
additional clerks in office of ....... 888, 868
clerical force in the office of, to be in-
creased ............................. 641
copyists and laborers ............. 641
Qutermaster-General'sDepartment,
fitting up temporary rooms for,........ 751
Quartermaters,
of battalions, pay and emoluments o4.. 280
Quartermaser Department,
appropriations for,....64, 200, 844, M44,606
Secretary of. War to cause an exam-
ination to be made of the expendi-
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Qoartermster'sDeartment, (continued,)
*tore in, since July 1, 18% and report
to be made ....................... 204
officers to be added to, rank, pay,&c.,.. 287
rule as to promotion ............. 287
matter-wagoners, number, rank, and
.y............................. 287
tary storekeepers in, authorized,... .09
number not to exceed twelve ..... 09
Qw*mteSergeant,
regimental, pay of ................... 270
to have same pay as regimental con-
missary-sergeants .................. 694
not to allow use of army wagons for
sutfers' purposes ................... 878
namo of the bark, changed to that of
"General Burnside," ............... 619
Qu-ai~des and QW/e-uvt,
appropriations for the ..... 10,286,526, 789
treaty between the United States and, of
July 1, 1856, and January 25, 1856,
preamble, contracting parties, &.,... 971
cession of lands to the United States, 971
boundaries thereof .......... 971
reservation, amount reserved, &a.,. 971
to be set apart, surveyed, &e.,. 971
whites not to reside thereon,
unless, &c ................ 971
foreign Indians not to reside
thereon, without, &o ...... 978
reads may be run through, -
damages to be paid ....... 971
may be surveyed into Iota and
assigned to individuals, .... 972
tribes to settle on reservation with.
In a year .................... 971
where to remain meanwhile,.. 971
rights of fishing and hunting re-
served to Indians ............. 972
not to take shell-fish from beds
of citizens ................ 972
payments by the United States,... 972
how to be applied ......... 972
President to be informed of
wishes of Indians ......... 972
appropriation for expenses of re-
moval, settlement, &c........ 972
Indians may be removed to other
reservations .................. 972
or may be consolidated with
other tribes ................ 972
to be remunerated for expenses
and improvements ........ 972
reservations may be surveyed into
lots and assigned ............. 972
annuities not to be taken to pay
debts of individuals ............. 972
to be withheld from those wao
drink, &c., ardent spirits,.... 978
tribes to preserve friendly relations, 972
to pay for depredations ...... 972
to surrender offenders ....... 978
not to make war but in self.
defence ................... 972
to free all slaves and not to
acquire others ............ 978
not to trade out of the United
States. ................... 978
United States to establish free com-
mon schools provide instructors,
&e. ........................... 978

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Quii-el.a ,nd Qii.leA-u,, (continued.)
to unish mechanics, phypi-
clan, medicine, &c....... 978 Rate of Postp. See Piet-O.Ja Dpart.
treaty,when to take effect ........ 978
signature, ratification, proclama-
tion, &e .................. 978, 974
Rabbit Lake R&emration,
ceded to the United States ........... 1249
Wfof" owve,
assent of Congress given to ac of states
coneernin ........................ 250
Ratre , See Washington - G. It. Co.
Washington and Georgetown, incorpo-
ra t ed............... 888
act to extend the charter of the Alexan-
dria and Wasbington, .............. 799
Pl&roadBonds,
tax upon Income from ..............
certain, may build bridges across the
Ohio River........................ 570
R=7road-Engine. and Cars,
lost or destroyed in military service of
the United States, to be paid for .... 748
Rearead/Lon,
provision concerning duties on ........ 197
RBaloads. See Tax.
tax on gross receipts of .............. 468
act granting right of way to, through
public lands, extended fve years, ... 677
President may take possession of; when
public safety requires it,............ 884
may prescribe rules for holding,
using, repairing, and completing
the same ..................... 884
may put officers, &c.,of, under mil
itary control, ...... ....... 884
may be considered post-roads and part
of military establishments .......... 884
obstructing, or attempting to obstruct,
the government inthe use 4f, in rebel
states, punishable by death or other- 884
wise, ........................
Pr *identto appoin-t commissioners to
determine pay of; for such use of their
property .......................... 884
pay of commissioners ................ 884
transportation of troops, supplies, &A.,
to be under control of Secretary of
War ...............................
conflicting, &c., provisions, repeal-
ed ............................ 884
At to continue in force until &c .834, 885
meaning of this act declared, and part
repealed..... ............... 626
time for completing certain, in Missouri,
extended ten years ................
grant of land to, in Minnesota,... ..... 625
and branches, in Kansas, public lands
granted to state In aid of construe-
tion of ....... ..............
Ramndsbu, Mr'che/ and,
Ra=
ment to, for furniture for court-room, 879
Nathan,
life-pension to ....................... 818
Rmt,
relative, of army and navy officers,....586
relative, of officers in the revenue cutter
service, when serving as part of the
navy, ................ ..... 40
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INDEM lial
PAGe
to be distributed as prize-money ....... 607
on mailable matter ................ 704-709
Ratio, (Ary,)
of coffee and sugar may be exchanged
for extract of coffee, if men desire it, 610
hqreafter to include pepper ......... 744
acts allowing double rations in certain
cases, repealed ................... 290
one allowed daily to officers of navy at
se,*...... ............ W7
not alowed toofie onretired 1It,... 687
daily, allowed to under-cooks of African
descent, ........................... 744
Raw, S,
imported from certain places, exempt
from additional duty ........... 742
fe, and lbra, for soldiers in Wash-
469 ington.. ................... 822
RerMstate. SeeDire Tax, Inte a
Rnmen.
sale of, for taxes................... 804-806
right of redemption ................ 804-806
deed, when to be given,..........806, 808
tax to be a lien on ............ 808, 808
lists of transfers and changes of, to be
made annually .................... 809
of collectors and sureties, sums due
from collector to be a lien on,..807, 812
may be taken for taxes where personal
property is insufficient, ............. 440
proceedings in such case,......440, 441
of banking associations, what and for
what purpose may be held, &c,.. 669
value of, to be stated by cashier semi-
anually .......................... 678
Rowa-Adnir*4
grade of,in the navy established ...... 88
number on active and retired lst,.. 586,
586
fago .............................. 86
rank =n p .............. 58, N8, 687
Br-Admirals -
provision as to flag of the three senior,
repealed, .......................... 769
made a capital offence under act.giving
judicial power to certain ministers,
, .. ..................... 7 ,77
See C mcaOfeoes.
Rellon against the United States,
884 act to provide for the suppression of
the ............................ 281, 282
the President may call forth ad employ
the militia, when, &e. ............. 281
and the land and naval forces ..... 281
disperseI
to command inurgents to
within, &a .................... 282
422 militia to be subject to articles of war,.. 282
to continue in service until dis- *
eharged ................ 282
but not beyond, c. unless, Ic.,... 2892
772 pay, rations, and allowancse off.... 282'
penalty of officers and soldiers of;
for disobedleuce of orders of Pres-
Ident ......................... 282
courts-martial for trial of militia to be of
militia officers only ................ 28A
fines imposed by courts-martial, how
collefted-and paid,.................
masils and deputy marshals to have"
aittorityofsherii,........... ... 28

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&inottait dted aoa, (continued.) RdaTo. See Diroet Tax, internadRew e
repealofportionofactof1796 ........ 282 of property distrained for taxes ....... 804
states in, not to have benefit of grants of real estate sold for taxes ........ 804, 800
of land for agricultural, &c., colleges, 506 of lands sold for taxes in states where
against the United States, persons aid- the insurrection exists, proceedings
ing, &c., how punished ............. 590 for ...........................4"425
seizure and confiscation of property of of goods distrained under the tax act,
those engaged in .............. 690, 591 provision for ............. :489,441, 452
of land sold for taxes in lnsurredtionr 4
act to punish correspondence with,.... 669 districts ...................... 641
verbal or written correspondence with, who may redeem, and how,... 640, 641
how punished ...................... 696 where owner is a minor, or under
in what court offence to be tried, ...... 696 disability ..................... 641
of circulating notes of banking associa-
three to be given by collectors of tax,.. 802 tion, when association fails to redeem,
contents thereof ..................... 802 provisions concerning ..... 672, 678, 682
Receiver, Red I/oer,
provisions concerning appointment of, assent of ongrass given to acts Improv-
for banking associations in default,.. .678 ing the navigation of ............. 260
6F1 tolls may be charged, .............20 261
expenses of receivership, how paid,.... 676 Ped River of tMe North
Receive and Regi8ters qf LaN-Offie, appropriations for survey of sites for mil-
duties and fees of, under homestead itary posts near ................. 66, 67
act, ................... 8 report to be made to Congress, .... 67
Receivers of Land-O fc, appropriation for the construction of a
at Santa Fd, New Mexico ........... 760 milttary poe tnear the valley of ...... 208
of Columbia River District, appointment site to be selected, and post built,
and pay of ........................ 17 under the direction of the Secre-
of land-office in the district of Nevada,.. 608 tary of War .................. 208
of consolidated land-offices to receive Reft litnents,
certain fees, &c......... 8......1 three months extra pay for certan, abol-
and allowance for ofce-rent and ished. ............................ 288
clerk-lhire ..................... 181 oath of allegiance in cases of, may be
of land-office at Boonevilie, Mo., to re- administered by whom............. 289
ceive certain fees, &o.............. 181 Reeves, Aside D., widow of J.S.K. Reeves,
for Yancton land district authorized, llfeension to ...................... 85
'm............................ 2(4 Bee" E/isa,
powers, duties, and pay of, . .. 244 pension to ......................... 880
a propriation for salaries of ........ 887
ayoy salary, and fe, .............. 409 Aff"on at the mint, limit to mount
limitation as to maximum ......... 409 of, extended to branches of mint, &c., 144
surveyor-general in New Mexico to act
as ............................... 410 to states, expenses for volunteers, ap-
any surveyor-general may be required propriation fot .................... 845
to do duty of ...................... 410 Reget of Samdoin Institution,
in Colorado district, .................. 418 appointments ot ............ 261, 617, 826
duty and salary of ............... 418 A. Badger expelled .......... 2
Reciving Boxes. See Pes-Offlce Deate.
may be established for receivipg mail- of what to consist, and pay of ..... 270, 280
matter ............................. 704 act authorizing, repealed ............ 694
expenses of, how charged ........ 704 men composing, to be mustered out of
Reciproeitjt ., service In thirty days .............. 694
goods may be entered under, without Regiments,
consular certificate ................. 572 of same arm and from same state,
with Great Britain, expenses of commis- when companies of, may be onsoli-
sion under ......................... 749 dated, ............................ 784
Recorder of Land-Thies in Missowr, officers of, in such cases, redueed ...... 784
" a ropration for..... .... 189, 861, 689 officers not to be appointed to regiments
reduced below the minimum ........ 786
of 'police in District of Columbia, con- . Bond. See Bond, Loan, Treasuy
tents, &c ......................... 828
to be open for inspection ......... 828 Secret of Treasury may issue .....709
of sales of land for taxes to be kept by maybe ssued for part of national loan, 269,
collector,.... ................ 441 260
See Tax. how executed and trnseabe 260
Recruiting1. See Enlisting. issue of, authorized .............. 846, 846
soldiers or sailors to serve against the Register Of Deeds,
United States, how punied... 817 office of, established in District of Co-
ReavWXY Service, lumbia, ........................... 661
appropriation for ............ 505,642 appointment of register ........... 651
Rere A, duties, fees, &. ............... 651
payment for bringing, allowed, ........ 09 Secretary of Interior to furnish rooms
premium for ........................ 82 for, ........................... 661,662

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Relic (otiue&.)
Rujiawe Of Treastil
appropriations for offieoZ.95, 96, 186, 187,
08 8, 859, 686, 687
Re strof Vole ter,
to be prepred....................... 750
Registers, Arcon
to issue to the
Blue Bonnet,.................. 829 Relgious Freedom,
Cairnia, ................. 82
City of Toronto, ................ 829 Reiin,
Estella, 8........................
98
astings ....................... 829
K arnak ............... .. 2 hibiting commercial intercourse with
Marion ........................ 829
Ot taw
.....................
a 829
Providence ..................... 829
Selkirk, of Winsor ............. 829
Ristof ofLand-Offis,
of land-offices, appropriations for,. .278, 748
of Columbia RiWer District, appoint.
ment and pay of............... 17
of comlidated land-offices, to receive
certain fees ....................... 181
and allowance for ofte-rent and
clerk-hire ..................... 181
of land-office at Booneville, Mo., to re-
ceie certain fees, &c.............. 181
for Yancton land district authorized,... 244
power, duties, and pay of ......... 244
ppropriationfor salaries ot ...... . 867
Mo, salary and fees ............ .. 409
limitation as to maximum ......... 409
surveyor-general in New Mexico to *
act as.............................. 410
any surveyor-general may be required
to do duty of .................. 410
in Colorado district, ............. 418
duty and salary of..... ..... 418
of land-office In the district of Nevada,, ON
Rgistation. See Po-Office D"Vtme.
of valuable letters, provisions concern-
ing ....... ....................... 706
fee not to exceed twenty cents, ....... 706
department not to be liable for loss,.... 706
return receipt to be sent writer....... 706
showing to whom and when deliv-
ered .......................... 706
receipt to be in courts timan fucto
evidence of delivery ............ 707
Registy of Los, 6v., PrPery,
to be kept by board of police in District
of Columbia ..................... 828
Regular Army. See Militmy Eablishmet.
act to Increase ................. 279-281
when increase to be reduced .......... 281
term of enlistment in ............. 280, 281
bounties and allowances, ........ 281
officers of, detached for duty with other
regiments, &., may resume positions,
&0............................... 281
certain of new regiments to be em-
ployed in enlistments and others
on the field, ................... 281
Reily, Araila,
pension to....... ............. 889
of loyal citizens of states in insurrec-
tion, provision concerning,.......... 425
of states for moneys expened,....760, 764
of destitute Indians ................... 289
of emigrants on overland routes ...... 204
of American seamen8.................
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osck and disabled seamen .......... 848
of semen in foreign countries ....... 848
Reliios, a-., orporataop
in territories, not to hold min than
$60,000 of real estate .............. 501
vested rights saved .............. 602
provisions concerning, under treaty with
Bolivia, .......................... 1011
of penalties, U, incurred under law pro-
inhabitants of states in insurrection,
provisions concerning .......... 2 258
Appendix, 1261
&ies and penalties under clearance law
when there was no wilful negli-
gen.e ............................ 271
of additional duties under transportation
bonds ............................ 271
of penalties and forfeitures, for vessel
leving without permit, after clearance
for transporting, or attempting to
trsnsport, goods, &c., prohibited, 406
of forfeitures under the act to punish
and p ent frauda on the revenue,.. 789
pension to .......................... 921
Repabr,
of vessels at any navy yard, costing over
$8000, how to be made ........ 80,147
costing over $1000 ......... 80,147
Repstigay, Chevalier de,
representatives of, may institute suit to
recover certain lend in Michiga, .... 888
proceedings In such suit, .......... 889
quarterly, of superintendent of police,.. 825
annual, of board of polie, ............ 825
Rep""te,
of decisions ofsupreme court, appropri-
ation for ................. 12, 866, 698
before military courts, judge advocate
may appoint ...................... 786
ROW*
ap ................. 276,866
of comptroller o the c ey, amnual, 681
of banking associations to le made quar-
terly to comptroller .............. O7
abstracts to be published ............ 671
separate reports to be published quar-
terly ............................. 671
In large cities,
P~qo 'wa s,montbly, .............. 672
of police in District of Columbia, to be
ke t and bound, ................... 828
appropriaions.fo ............. N.. 682
Represenaivs to O3gress,
to be elected by single districts ........ 672
this set not to apIy to California for
the thirty-eighth Congress .......... 572
additional member from Illinois may be
elected at I.d............ 5n
of Winnebago Indians, to be appraised
and sold ............. ; ......... 68, 659
mode of procedure ............ 68, 659
treaty provisions In regard to settle-
mente of Indians on, and against set-
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BservaStns, (continued.) Revenu Cutters, (continued.)
tement by whites. Se . leia certain, may be sold, and others subt-
Treaties. tuted.......................... 275, 276
foreign Indians not to reside upon,..8, 9, I additional engineers and assistants au-
of public lands for mail stations to be thored ......................... 276
sold when stations are abandoned,.... 71 the "Harriet Lane" may be transferred
for certain Indians, appropriation for to the navy,.* ..................... "276
survey of ........... f............. 58 Revenue Lqw,
Indian, provisions concerning. See
awar"ee, Kansas Indian, SwnCek Del- provisions for executing and enforcing,
when execution, 40. obstructed,..2-258
dc., Winnosgoes,...1101, 1105, 1[11, 1129 otl~er suitable vessels may be employed
of various bands of Dakota or Sioux to gid revente cutters in service,..... 257
Indians, appropriation for payment Revenue Marins. See Reveue Cutlers.
of ............................... 287 act relative to ........................ 275
payment may be made In bonds of Revenue Officers,
the United States ............. 287 penalty on, for knowingly admitting to
Orcertan Sioux Indians, to be surveyed entry, goods, &c., for less than legal
. and sold, .......................... 819 duty, ............................. 789
those of the Chippewas ce ed to the for accepting a fee or gratuity,.•.. 740
Unite# States ..................... 1249 offering presents, &c.to, how pun-
that of the Ott~wqs to je surveyed, ished ............................ 740.
, ........ ..................... 1287 Reue Stmps,
pprt of expenses of special dies for, al.
in the navy, pay of officers on, when lowed to Butler and Carpenter ...... 752
called into active service ........... 27 Revsion
Noddeant. See Dbt Tax. of laws of District of Columbia, act con-
tax Ist of, to be made otit ........... 299 cerning ....................... 408-765
Assistance to te Laws of the Uited Stes, final report, when to be made..... 408
. act to provide for the suppression of,..281, repeal of part of act, .................. 582
See PRd~ion, 4'c 282
a""liejV 8 Reward, naval laws of the United States,.. 825
of the
Retired List,
for medical 6ficers of the navy ....... 150 police in District of Columbia not to re-
pay of such officers .............. 150 ceive, ............................ M2
for officers of the army, marine cor, Reynolds, Thomas C.,
and navy, provisions concerning,. 290, Rkett,payment to, for oed al services,... 877
Charlotte,
pe ament to .......................... 846
of the navy, who to be retired, &o.,.829, 880
certain officers of navy receiving thanks
of Congress, not to be placed on, un- annual direct tax apportioned to........ 29
til after fifty-five years of service,.... 84 additional representative In Congress
for officers of the army and of the ma- 88
rine corps whose names have been on R assigned to, .......................
register forty-five years, ............ 596 1054
PRetwwOjic See Coubts. e rtpatonof,from Japan, prohibited,.
to be established In department of the payment to, for duties wrongly exacted,. 890
interior ...... .................... 412 Rice Lake Reservatmo,
clerk, salaruty .................. 412 ceded to the United States ........... 1249
emu See rds,Impoft. RhKcards, f. R.,
act to punish and prevent frauds upQn,. 787 payment to, as chaplain of penitentiary,. 872
act to provide increased, from Imports, Ri; 2 rson, AIden B.,
&c. ............................ 291 indemnification for money borrowed by,
Reveae Agents, of Farmers' Bank,.................. 918
three to be appointed................ 726 Riots. &C.
duties, salaries, & ................ 726 in District of Columbia, board of police
Revenue, octo of. See Collection of Revenue. may call in military aid to quell,..... 824
how appropriation for collection of, may Rienhouse, (Savny, Rittenhouse, Fant, and
be applied ................ #...... 286
Revenue Cutr &-etie, part of deposit on bid for stock to be
commissioned officers of, to be appointed refunded to ....................... 842
by the President, ................... 689 River Aux Jacques, or .Tames River,
grades of engineers n, and their pay,.. 689, name of, changed to Dakota River,.... 244
640 Rives, John C.,
wages ofpetty officers and crew........ 640 provision as to settlement of accounts of, 98
relative rank of officers in the, when
serving as part of the navy ......... 640 and highways through lands of Kansas
change of rank by this act not to Indians ............................ 1118
increase pay ................. 640 laying out, altering, repairing, and dis-
Reenue Cuttes, continuing certain, in Washington
steam or sailing, appropriation for .....272 County, D. C., ............ 79,802
pay of officers of .................... 275 taxes therefor to be levied and collect-
number of officers for each revenue ves- ed .............. 799, 802
sel,.......,....... ............... .27 par may"be paid in labor .....800, 801
what service to perform .............. 275 collectors of taxes .................... M

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superintendents and supervisors ofroads, 800
immediate and extraordinary repairs,... 801
opening new roads, or changing course
of old one ...................... 801, 802
claims for damages, if any, how deter-
mined. ........................ 801, 802
juries, how summoned, &c....... 802
fe of, .......................... 802
of marshal for summoning,.... 802
materials for marking or repairing roads,
how procured ..................... 802
Roaolmo Weand,
thanks of Congress to officers and men
for the victory at Roanoke Island,... 621
Roberts, Mars"L0.,
claim for loss of "Star of the West," to
be decided by the attorney-general,.. 911
Roberson, Jo/ T.,
liability ot; on bond released, .......... 874
"Rockall," The Shl'pl
name changed to "Massachusetts," ....
to have three hundred and twenty acres
of land .......................... 1181
Rock Idaad,
national arsenal established at, ........ 687
o e, .am&u,
payment to representatives o, ......... 850
Rogersin, Peter and &n,
payment to, for losses, &a.,by rescuing
the passengers, &c., of the American
ship "Northumberland,"............. 858
Roue River Indian,
appropriations 6tr the,..... 58, 229, 288, 520,
payment to, ....................
Baseman, aorGeeul William S.,
thanks of Congress to, and to the offlcers
and men under his command ........
Rams Point,
port of entry established at,...........
Route Agents,
in post-office department, pay of none to
exceed $800 .......................
law limiting their pay. to $800 a year
repealed ....................... 204,
may deliver packages of newspapers
and periodicals................. 707
Born, Captain Stephen C.,
thanks of Congress to ...............
Roy, Francis,
land scrip to issue to .................
Wj Charles F.,
payment to, of pay and emoluments,...
Bis; orae P.,
payment to assignee of ...............
RusseU, Katheine K.,
pension to ..........................
Russel, W. W.,
payment to Moses Kelly, administrator
924 Sanderon,
aust, ot...........................
allowance not to be made for, an iron
and steel, &c., except, &c.......... 546
S. Sa ds, Captain J.oha R.,
the Washington County, D. C., levy
court may pas ordinances to prevent, 808
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sackes Hror,
collection distriet o4 annexed to that
of Cape Vincent, ................... 617
Socramento,
coilection district of abolished, &e.. 411
inspector to be appointed at, Ac...... 411
qa oa: F .' AInian,,
sale of lands Of by sealed bids, post-
poned, ............................. 680
treaty with ......................... 1171
appropriations for the, 54, 229, 280, M, 788
Saddlers,
pay of,......................... 270
Safeuard,
forcing, how punished, ............... 840
Sxfe, Tera Anm,
payment to, for freed slaves ........ 924
Sailing Deho,
application of appropriation for printing, 268
Sailing Vessels. See Stac.-Veesl.
48 of the navy ....................... 80
Sailnaers,
in the navy, sea service ot how com-
puted ............................ 86
pay o .............................. 818
engaged in certain naval actions at
Hampton Roads, to be allowed not
over $W1each .............. .... 878
Sailors' Ldttrs
may be forwarded without prepayment
of postage ........................ 705
Saint ILuis
removal of arsenal from, .............. 208
788 sale.of grounds of ...............208, 209
conletion of custom-house and post-
19 o. e at............................ 182
Saint Mate~ws Church,
parish o in Washington, may convey
827 certain lands ...................... 884
Slaries. See Internal Revene.
761 of those in the service of the United
States, tax upon .................... 472
no money to be paid as in any office,
87 unless authorized, .................. 646
nor to persons appointed to fill er.
2D5 tain vacancies .................. 646
ls. See Diret Tax. Inteu Revenue.
of real estate and other property for
taxes ........................ 804, 805
824 right and mode of redemption,.804, 806, 806
under internal revenue act,.489, 440, 449-486
899 "s aly McGee,"
name of the schooner, changed to that
904 of "Ocean Ea^gle, ..............62
Sapde,
888 appropriation to purchase ............ 81
drawback on foreign, manu ctured into
890 gunpowder and exported ............ 748
Spr ini,
and eontiguons lands, time for selecting
in Oregon extended,............. 124
Martha,
naion to*............. 860
colfection district of, abolished ........ 411
inspector to be appointed at, &a ...... 411
may acept testimonialfrom Great Brit-
ain ............................... 116
Sn4d Lake Reservation,
ceded to the United States.........12I9
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&n Francisco,
accounts of contractor to build custom-
house, &c., at, to be adjusted, &c.... 111
coast mail between, and Crescent City
may be established,................ 882
to be not less than semI-monthly,.. 882
cost not to exceed p20,000 per an-
num, ...... ,..............
to be discontinued .........
certain distriotq attached to collection
district of .........................
salary of collector, naval officer, sur-
veyor, and appraiser at .............
mail service between, and Victoria, .... 647
Sanitary Condition,
of the army, to be under supervision of
medical inspector-general, ...........
provision for sick and wounded in casws
of emergency ......................
2 tniar Police Cowpany,
to be selected from metropolitan po-
lice ..............................
powers
8Binty P.Woandand duties of .................
Regaations,
In Washington O,bttty,D. C., provisions
concerning ........................
San .Toaquim,
collection district of, abolished, &e ....
San T-a Exploring Erpeditibit,
appropriations fr drawIngs, &c.of .... 208
,SU Pod-o,
obectibn district of, abolished, &c.,.... 411
inspector to be appointed at, &c ......
6ta Fe, Nyew Mexim,
military roads to, from Fort Union and
Taos, appropriation to complete,.. 208
receivera .........................
Santa Rosa,
martial law declared in the island of,
Appendix, 1260
habeas orp may be suspended in, Shoi-Tceadws. See Primary Schools.
Appendix, 120
Sappers and Miners,
pay of volunteer privates, &c., of ..... 697
Sar-oor-ie,
to have three hundred and twenty acres
of land, ...........................
Sardinia,
grade of diplomatic officer to be sent
to.........................
to be envoy extraordinary, and minister
plenipotentiary ....................
salary......... ............ 40
Sargeant's Stema-Engie Governor,
appropriation 'or porhse 'of right to
use, if,&e.,........................
&jon de San, RiBt,
decrees of district court concerning the
land known as, confirmed ....... 642, 648
"Sat't
Ste. Mfari,
port of entry established at, ..........
S4aiqs Institutions,
tax on dividends of ............... 470, 471
Sawyer, He n,
may accept a medal from the King of
Holland........................... 611
Sayre, Benamin,
payment to ......................... 869
,oav, CMarnerT.,
payment to, as administrator of Gilbert
8talker ............................
fbeerer, Goweb,
judgment against released, ...... * ....
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land-title of, confirmed and patent to
issue ............................. 851
Schools. See Primary Schools.
trustees of, for township in Adams
County, Illinois, may select certain
lands ........................... 44
882 lands to be held for school purposes, 44
647 patent to issue therefor,......... 44
former grant to revert to the
411 United States ................. 44
treaty provisions for establishing, among
411 the Indians. See the Tide, o 1latier
with the several Indian Tribes.
primary, for instruction of youth, in
Washington County, D. C., provision
879 concerning .....................89-402
for colored children ............... 402
879 Sol-books. See Primary Schools.
in ty,
primary schools In Washington Coun-
D. C.......................... M9
579 Slod.Districts. See Primary Scol.
679 in Washington County, D. C., provis.
ions concerning ............ 895, 896, 400
,4001-Homm,
808 for primary schools in Washington
County, D. 0 ............. 896-402
411 for colored schools.. ............ 402
m be used for public ship .......... 402
trustees for a township in Randolph
County, Illinois, may select land in
411 lieu of that lost ................... 84
where selections may be made ...... 84, 86
patent, when to issue therefor .......... 86
provisions concerning, in the act admit-
750 ting Kansas ....................... 127
establishing Colorado Territory,.. 176
Pakots, ..... .......... 248
Nevada,..................... 214
provision concerning, under act for in-
struction of youth in Primary schools
in District of Columbia ............ 896
for colored schools, ............... 402
•Scoiuq, John,
1181 lad-caim of, confirmed to certain ex-
tent, .............................. 71
effect thereof .................. 71, 72
40 to be located and surveyed ....... 71
&.t;Indians,
40 appvopriation for the,...... 46, 221, 18, 776
Scott, Ann,
payment to ......................... 842
-, John,
148 judgment against, to be released...846
Screw Steamers,
seven of second-class, to be built, ...... 161
of office of comptroller of the cumney, 666
761 effect of certificates under ............ 66
impression may be on paper as well as
wax, ........... .................. 666
S&am=n,
appropriation for relief of,..19, 20, 105, 216,
885, 848
distinguishing themselves in battle, may
be promoted ...................... 84
to receive gratuity and medal of honor, 684
S a Service,
in the navy, what to be regarded as,... 27
of boatswains, gunnerv, sailmakers, and
851 carpenters, how computed .......... 86
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of American vessels suspected of being
SweAn ,e f
engaged in coolie trade, by U. S. ves-
sels of war, authorized .............. 841
of premises believed to be kept as com-
mon gaming-houses, bawdy-houses,
&c ....... ........................ 679
of premises for invoices and papers in
cases of alleged fraud upon the reve-
nue .............................. 740
&wq's I _and,
adjacent to Kittery navy yardto be par-
chased,..........................684
Second Audtor,
nation for office of,.858, 859, 688, 687
tional clerks authorized in offce of,. 696
Sacod Comptroler,
apopriation for office of,.858, 859, 685, 686
additional clerks authorized in office of,. 762
to comulsioner to carry into effect con-
vention with Paraguay, appointment,
pay, &c., ........... . 16, 16
to commissioners appointed under act to
carry Into effect convention with Peru, 795
to commissioner to carry into eflbct con-
ventions with New Grenada and Costa
Riea, ............................. 146
his power, duties, and pay, ...145, 146
of commander of squadron, pay of ..... 65
&Cretarjt of le Inter-w,
appropriations for the office of the,.96, J188,
880, 687
may employ clerks for the census office,. 14
duties of, m relation to lands of half-
breed Kansas Indians .............. 21
may divide California into two Indian
districts,............. .......... 67
to adjust damages to property of citizeps
of Minnesota and Iowa by Ink-pa-di-
tab's band of Sioux Indians ......... 59
to restore children of Edward Miltinore
to their relatives .................. 67
to reserve mail stations on .route from
the Mississippi to the Pacific ....... 70
how to construe act in relation to Vir.
ginia land-warrants ................ 84
to iakl rules for reissue of land war-
rants lost ......................... 90
to make allowance for office-rent of land-
offices, ........................... 181
to allow for clerical services at land-office
at Olympia, .................... 1.. 198
to audit accounts of superintendent of
Fort Ridgely, &c., wagon-road ...... 204
condition of the metropolitan police of
the District of Columbia to be re.
ported to ......................... 826
may strike from pension-rolls names of
persons in arms against the United
States, &c......................... 887
to purchase cotton and tobaccoseed for
general distribution ................888
receipts and disbursements under act
concerning Columbia Institution for
deaf and dumb, to be reported to,.... 870
to determine pattern of rails for Wash.
ington and Georgetown railroads,.... 889
dauty in regard to land-offices ....... 409
survey of private land-claims de-
rived from foreign country ...... 410
duty of, under act to punish fraud in
making contracts, ................... 411
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'returns oce" established ...... 412
as to surveys of private caims de-
rived from foreign governments,. 410
duty under act to protect the property
of certain Indians ................. 427
to appoint five commissioners for the
Union Pacific Railroad Com pany,... 490
to cause lands granted to saidrailroad
company to be surveyed and set of,. 498
duty of, underact ganding lnd to states
that provide colleges for the benefit
of agriculture and the mechanic arts,
68, 604
to inquire into expediency of reducing
the Indian reservations in Califor-"
mIa,& ........................... 680
to allow for rent of land-office at Vitt-
cennes, ...........................
to set apart equal amount of land to
Iowa, ............................ 53
to decide upon claims of certain prefmp-
tors in the Blue Earth region, Minne-
sots, .............................. 56
to appoint special agent to detect frauds
upon .pension-ofc .. 6..............
69
may make payments from suspended an-
nuities to loyal portions of Seminoles,
Creeks, Choctaws, and Chickasaws,. 614
to cause lands on. lines of railroads in
Wisconsin and Michigan to be dis-
posed of .................. 618, 619, 621
to have supervision of Capitol exten-
sion, .......................... 617
of Potomac water-works ......... 620
to distribute Biennial Register ........ 628
to make an expenditure for the Winne-
bago Indians .................. ".628, 629
to designate suitable prison In a conven-
ient state where certain convicts in
the District of Columbia may be sen-
tenced to hard labor ............... 685
to contract with authorities of such
prisob for the imprisonment, subsist-
ence, and employment of prisoners,.. 686
to inform the court of the location of the
prison ............................ 686
to provide for safe transportation, ..... 685
transfer of prisoners to Albany, N. Y.,
legalized ...................... 685, 828
duty s to appropriations for peniten-
tiary ............................. 686
to pay ten dollars to each discharged
prisoner .......................... 686
to transfer to a suitable penitentiary in
the District when built, prisoners con-
fined outside ..................... 69
to furnish rooms for the register of
deeds In the District of Columbia, 651,652
duty ot under the act for the relief of
persons for damages sustained from
the Sioux Indians..........68, 654
duty under act for removal of Winne-
bako Indians, and the sale of their
reservation in Minnesota ........ 659,880
4o cause reservations for town sites to -
be surveyed into urban or suburban
lots.......................... 764, 756
approval of sales of certain reservations,
necessary to complete the sale ....... 771
duty of, under act granting lands to Kan-
sas to aid in the construction of cer-
tain railroads and telegraphs ........ 778
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negotiate tra es with Indian# as
to bondaries, exchange of lands, "e., 792,
798
to determine as to draws in structure
Along the Potomac Bridge .......... BOG
duty o under the act for the removal,
&o. of certain Sioux Indian# ..... 819, 820
to grant portion of judiciary square fbt
fee library and reading-room for sol-
dirs2. 82
and for Whome for destitute news-
boys ............ 880
to distribute all public book. and doou-
mets, fc................... 82
written approval to be obti; ed for loca-
tions of line of telegraph in Washing-
. ton, &c., D. 0 ...................... 827
appropriatons for,........ 20, 170, 88, 688
to Sardinia, and compe ion, ........ 40
~Secdry of~hdo v to appoint board to survey, Ue., for fit.
appopriatn
o ofie of the,. 99, 140 808,
88, 690
to authorize superintendent of nasae
asylum toreceive paiento ........... 28
to appoint examiningboard for repair of
vessels ............................
to pay balance due I. K. Collins and
ot.e, ..... ............... 112
tconstruct seven steam screw sloops.-
Of-war ............................
to appoint a board of paymasters to
determine qualifications of candidates
fir office of assistant paymaster,....268
to establish regulations for action of
such ioard, ........................ 268
may procure preserved meats, pickles,
butter, and desiccated meats at his dis-
cretion............................
to expend balance of appropriation for
printing saln uie........
os
authority, &c., ot, under act for tempo-
rary increase of the navy ........... 272
temporary appointment. of various offi-
cers, and their pay ratified...... 272, 278
to provide for examination as to qualifi-
cations of applicants for commission
In the marine corps ................ 276
to prescribe duties ofAssistant Secretary
of Navy.......................2
to appoint a board in relation to iron or
steel-clad ships ..................... 286
to assemble a board to determine dis-
ability of certain navy offices,., 289,291
to cause additional enlistments for the
n r........... ..... .816
may change the names of vesls pur.
chased for the departfent ........... 81I
to cause twelve small side-wheel steam-
ers to be constructed .............. 810
to appoint examiners of steam floating
battery atHoboken,IN. J..........8Us
to allow Charles T. James to test bis
projectiles for rifled cannon ........
duties under proclamation directing an
increase of seamen In the navy, Appendix
to cause medals of honor to be pr
pared ........................
may appoint additional clerks ......... 8
way cause to be constructed not over
twenty iron.clad steam-gunboats,.... 888
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to autke allowance of not over $60 each
to the sailors and marines in certain
naval actions in Hampton Roads,.... 876
duty under apdropriaton for completion
of Stephens. battery .............. 880
may commute navy ration of coffbe and
sugar, when, &0 ................... 881
duty of, under act to punish fraud in
making contracts ............... 411, 412
may contract for raising sunken vessels
and other property of the United
States ............................ 481
duty and authority of, under act reor-
ganizing the navy department,.. .610-12
may prepare and pack the preserved
meat part of the navy ration ...... 561
orders, &c.1 of, to be regulations of navy
department,.... ................... 6W
ma. receive from 'city of Philadelphia
title to League Iand, if perfet, &, 676
ness for navy yard at New London,
and in the waters of Narragansett
Bay .............................. 676
to appl t an advisory board on promo-
tions in the navy ................... 584
80 may asign clerks and laborers attached
to one bureauto duty in another .... 87
authority as to hours of labor and rates
of wages in navy yards ............
161 may casse contractors furnishing sup-
plies to mark their goods---------696
duty of, under act for bet government
of the navy ..................... 600-610
as to legal proceedings In prize
cases,.....................608
may remit certain penalties for flulure
to deliver steam machinery under
contracts .............. 616
may test plans, &e., for rendering ships
invulnerable ...................... 617
to communicate to Captain David G.
Farragut U., thanks of Congress,. 622
may take captured vessels and property
for government use ................. 769
to employ auctioneers to sell prize-
goods ...................... ! ...... 769
may not employ agents or counsel for
captors ........................... 760
to approve of appointment of prize com.
misioers ......................... 760
dutj of, as to proposed marine barracks
at Mre Island, and floating dry-dock
in New York .................. 816, 817
to purlase flour for the navy, as he
salI deem best, and contract for bak.
I bread theretom ........... 818
to aduusi and settle equitably certain
claims of certin eontractors,....828, 829
to be allowed for money paid on the
order of the committee on the conduct
of the war ..................... 824,826
USampt..r qf Stage,
appropriations for offie of,.94, 186, 857, 86
to send papers to the commission on
oloims Against Paraguay ...... 16
to expend the appropriation for the Jap-
880 anesq embassy .................... 116
to ro the ommission on
Claims ans"t New Grenada and Co.-
ta Rlca ........................ 146,146
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Madit account of Charles . Helm,
consul at Havana .................. 220
to have direction of appropriation for
bringing home seamen of ship "Jun.
lor," ........................... 887
to furnish list of state or political prison.
ers in custody, to judges of United
States courts ...................755, 756
to send to commission under the con-
vention with Peru, records, docu-
ments, &c.......................796, 796
&vretary of theTreowy,
appropriations for the office of the,.94, 186,
88, 685
to Issue registers to certain vessels,.... 2 may receive temporary deposits to an
to permit superintendent of insane asy-
lum to receive patients... 0...... 28
to pay Missouri for repelling the Osage
Indiana ............................ 28
to prescribe regulations for transship-
ment of goods at Brazos Harbor, &c., 40
to advertise for sealed proposals for con-
struction of Atlantic and Pacific tele-
graph ............................ 41
to change name of ship "Rockall,".... 48
to cause necessary surveys for sites for
light,houses ....................... 68
to prepare certificates of stock and ad-
vertise for proposals to loan......... 79
to issue register for brig" Charles H.
Jordan," .......... 90
to settle accounts of the contractor to
build custom-house as San Francisco, 111
duties of, under act of Dec. 17, 1860,
authorizing the issue of $10,000,000
freasury notes ............ 121- 28
to change name of schooner" "Augusta," 180
to issue register to schooner Persever-
ance," ...................... 208
to refund and remit duties on arms im-
ported by states ................ 256, 274
to appoint officers of customs in cases of
obstruction to collection of revenue,. 266
when commercial Intercourse with
inhabitants of a state In insurrec-
tion is licensed ............. 27
to make rules and regulations under act
further to provide for colleion of
duties on imports.... ....... 266,257
duties of, under act to authorize a na-
tional loan ......................29-61
may remit fines and penalties in certain
cases, ............................. 271
and additional duties imposed upon
transportation bonds ........... 271
to pay certain musiclans, &c., at Fort
Sumter, for losses of private property, 278
duty under act relative to the revenue
marine ........................... 276
authority to purchase or charter vessels
for revenue service ................ 286
to establish rules and regulations con-
cerning sale of unclaimed warehoused
goods ......... ............ 294
1 to carry Into effect law conucerning
direct tax ..................... 297
to carry-into efbc law concerning
income tax ................... 80
duties under the supplementary act to
authorize a national loan ........... 818
duties of, under act authorizing Issue of
$16D0,000,000 treasury notes ..... 845,846
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retarei of the Tr ., (contInued,)
may rent, &c, marine hospitals ....... 848
may contract with city authorities fbr
care of sick, &c., seamen ........... 848
and for those that have infectious
diseases ....................... 848
may leave hospital at Burlington, Iowa, 82
or may use or lose it ......... 152
may Issue certificates of indebtedness to
public creditors ................... 852
duties of, under act for additional clerks
in office of assistant treasurer at New
York ............................. 858
may purchase coin and issue certficates
of mdebtedness ................... 870
amount of not over $50,000,000 .....870
may prescribe rates of interest,.... 870
may replace mutilated notes by reissue, 870
duty under act refunding, &c., duties on
arms ............................. 876
duties under act abolishing alavery in
the District of Columbia, ........... 877
duty under act establishing branch.mint
at Denver ........................ 828
to appoint certain officers at the port of
entry, &c., of Port Royal ......... 885
may classify temporary clerkslin his
department ....................... 894.
may refuse clearance to vessels suspect.
ed of being destined for ports in pos-
session of rebels .................... 404
may prohibit transpqrtation of goods,
&c., to places in possession of rebels, 404,
405
duty of,under act to collect direct taxes.
in insurrectionary districts,. .428, 425, 426
to change name of certain vessels,.481, 49,
u ms 698, 619, 626
to iboue American register to certain
vessels ................ 481, 498, 619, 626
for duties under the tax act, see Tax,482-489
to issue to the Union Pacific Railroad
Company bonds, &c.,.
.. 492, 498, 497, 498
to pay to commissioner money for cred-
itors of Win. B. Dodd .............. 499
duty under act- authorizing the issue of
9160,000,000 additional trtasury notes, 582
-may appoint deputy collector of customs
at Chincoteague Island ............. 687
to credit certain amounts to certain
Indian tribes in lieu of bonds stolen
from their trust-funds .......... 589, 640
topacrtain prsons for lost land-titles
In Maine ...................... 640,541
duty of,under the new tariff act, 44, 68, 60
may appoint special agents at ports
opened in states in insurrection,.... 572
may extend the time to disbursing offi,
cers for rendering their accounts,.598, 594
duty of, as to certain goods in ware-
houses............................. 611
as to certain appropriations for
printing, ...................... 612
to pay over prize-moneys on order of
proper court,................... 627
to tranefr certain appropriations for the
navy,............................ : 681
to cause the annual report of the banks
to be completed and printed ......... O87
number of copies to be printed,.:.. 687
to issue American register to steamship
"Karnak,"r ....................... 662
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to approve bonds of commissioners to
determine damages from Sioux In.
dian ,............................. 54
duty of, under the act to provide a na-
tional currency ............ 665, 682
may issue bonds, treasury notes, United
States notes, &o., under act to provide
ways and means ................ 709-718
may appoint three revenue agents to
detect, &c., frauds upon the revenue, 726
duty of, under act amending the revenue
act, ............................ 718-781
duty of, under act to prevent and pun-
ish frauds upon the revenue .....787-741
may appoint additional clerks in the
.ofice of second comptroller ...... 762
to make an allowance to Butler & Car-
penter, for engraving revenue stamps, 752
duty of, as to deposit of public moneys
in the city of Philadelphia, ......... 752
to pay to governor of Minnesota costs
of suppreshing Indian hostilities,.... 754
to credit navy department with the
amount of prize-money held for dis-
tribution ......................... 769
to appoint cashier, assistant cashier, four
chiefs of division, messenger and as.
sistant, and two laborers ........... 762
to submit estimates for, annually,.. 762
duty 'of, in relation to judgments of the
court of claims .................... 766
duty of, under act to establish a branch.
mint at Carson City................ 770
'to Issue an American register to the
"Maple Leaf" .................... 807
to estimate for the expenses of the terri-
torial government of Idaho ........ 818
duty, under.the act to provide for the
collection of abandoned property, &c.,-
in insurrectionary districts ....... 820, 821
to Issue otes for the immediate pay-
ment oz the army and navy,....822,828
to furnish condensed statement of ag-
gregate of exports and imports to
superintendent of printing, &c..... 8
to receive conveyance of rights of grant-
ors to certain lots in Denver, for
branch-mint, ....................... 828
to issue American registers to eight
vessels .............. 829
Secretwy of War,
appropriations for office of the,.98, 189, 861,
to permit the superintendent of Insane
asylum to receive patients ... .. 28
to pay Iowa for defences aginst In-
diane, ..............;............ 68
to convey cemetery lot to Port Huron,
Michigan .......................... 88
to pay war debt of California ....... 104
to direct sale of lands at St. Louis and
removal of arsenal thereon .......... 208
may introduce system of allotment tick-
ets among volunteers .............. 271
to reimburse volunteers for certain ex-
. penses of regimental, &cb.,bands,.... 284
to prescribe certain duties of assistant
secretary of war,.. ............ 287
to approve of certain alowances to ho-
pitals ............................. 289
to assemble a board to determine dis-
abilities of army, &c., officers,....289, 290
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sha"~ of War, (continued.)
duty of, under proclamations calling for
volunteers, and directing an increase
in the regular army, ........ Appendix,
1280
P28
assistant, authorized; salary, duties,.... 287
two additional assistant secretaries au-
thorized .......................... 882
may appoint additional clerks ....... 888
to expend appropriation for overland
emigrants ........................ 888
to have immediate control, &c., of trans-
portation of all troops, munitions,
supplies, &c...................... 884
repeal of inconsistent laws ....... 884
may appoint not exceeding six medical
storekeepers ....... .......... 404
duty of, under act to punish fraud in
making contracts ........... 411,412
to appoint board of medical officers to
examine applicants as surgetns and
asdistant surgeons of volunteers, .... 502
may commute army ration of coffbe
and sugar for, &c., if, &, ........... 106
may cause contractors furnishing sup-
plies to mark their goods ......... 696
to determine amount of bonds of medi-
Cal purveyors and storekeepers ..... 600
to cause expenditures of Missouri for
arming, &c., her troops to be ascer-
tained ............................ 600
to procure allotment of certificates of
pay fom oficets and enlisted men,
risoners of war in Qie so-called Con-
"ate States .................... 818
to cause drafts to be given therefor,.... 818
may make adjustment with Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad Company,
and Pacific Railroad Coapany,...814, 615
may withhold-portions of money due,.. 615
may accept moneys appropriated by
states for their volunteers, and apply
the same as directed ............... 416
to suspend payments under act to secure
pay to officers and men in Western
Department, and to appoint ommis-
sioner to examine all claims under
said act, ......................... 828
to furnish extra clothing to sick and
wounded ......................... 624.
to apoint additional clerks in the office
of the quartennaster-generl, ....... 641
to expend money for protection of over-
land emigrants..................... 642
consent of, &c., that National Associa-
tion in Washington, D. C., may oc-
cupy lands near Washington ....... 651
may pay surgeon and citizen on enroll-
ng board out of certain appropria-
tions ............................. 751
to convene a board to examine and ap-
prove officers and' men for the signil
corps ............................ 768
to furnish to judges lists of state or po-
litical prisoners ................. 766, 756
may take captured properly for goverrn-
ment use ......................... 759
Sert &rvke Fund,
appropriation for .................... 608
&ducaion,
of female passenger, on any vessel of the
United States, by off or persons
employed on board, how punished,.. 8, 4
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&sds and Co~r oddllnquentshareholdern may be sold, 667
appropriation for the purchase, &c.oC 217,
850, 691 mode of sale .................... 667
rules for the distribution thereof by &larWder. See Banling Assodatibns.
ma l, .......................... 217, 860 In banking associations, names ad resi-
packages of made mailable matter, and dences of, to be state, .............. 667
rates of postage thereon ........... 168 stock of delinquent may be sold ....... 667
postage on packages of ........... 704, 709 mode of sale ............... 667
rights and liabilities of,............
mileage and salary of ......... 868 indebtedness of, limited ........... 676
personally liable to amount of shares,.. 668
act relating to prize .............. 874676 entitled to one vote for each share .....676
under laws against the slave-trde,..... 875 .mayvote by proxy .................. 676
"Skrk, f Winsor," The, list of, to be keptat pice ofbsiess,
Amerman register to iss to ......... 829 and copy In comptoller's ofice, ..... 680
appropriations for the .....64, 280, 521, 788 appropriations for the ..............56,57,
provision for relief of loyal, ........... 614 280, 621, 522, 528, 784
topa. for depredations agWinst, cOdno
appropriations for pay, &e.of the,..17, 91, mitted by citizens of the United
106, 866, 688, 768 States ........................ 15
extraordinary sessions o el,..A n claims, how to be adjusted and
1259 proved, ........................ 15
5 -1267,1 offenders need not be shown to
pay of those elected or appointed to fill have been brought to trial ....... 15
vacancies, ......................... 624 Skeley, Bennevilles
payment to, or "claim," and improve-
appropriations for the,..6, 66, 280, 61, 788, ments taken for the Omaha reserva-
784 tion,.......................... 906,907
SiLees.So Put Offic Depaotunl.
of death, how executed upon person con. Son, ...................... 706
victed abroad, before consular court,
of capital offnce,.................. 75 certain fines and deductions to be remit-
reprieve, pardon, ............. 75 ted to........................... 869
of courts-martial, not to be to any peni- Shilo and , . -
tentiary, unless, &c ............... 689 ertain fines and deductions to be me-
of death or imprisonment in the peni. mitted to ................. ...869
tentiary not to be carried into effect
until approved by mresident, ........ 68 appropriations for the ......... 29, 629
of general court-martial, how to be con- LUnistana, not a port of delliery,... 687
irmed, executed, &c.... .. M8 Shubyrk WiMan B.,
Ssensof Police. See JReplaanPoic eredit to be allowed to, in aceount,..... 870
Shubrick, Captain Wi lim .,
ten authorized In District of Columbia, 821 may accept a sword from rresident Ur-
appointment, tenure, authority, &,c,.821-826
eroi& ad Labor, .uz,---
claims to persons held to, how for- payment to rpresentatves o... .449, 850
feited...... ................ 819 Shuffs, W. H.,
Sewimn Law payment to ....................... . 749
rule for distribution of ............... 246 BoiL (see Marais, Minisers.)
Seven 8&r-eW skep, civil and eriminaljurisdiction of minis.
,Sanl, Biqjai., for ...................
ppropriations 26 ten and consuls of the United Stop
in, ............................... 7 -79
Pyment to, for lost landttles ........ 641 one marsh may be appoliteIn,.. 77
SAW7, John Y., .
, one pison hired in .............. 78
Payment to, for services in recovering a
lost mail,......................... 889 letermd gi from, where to be depo-
.................
it .... I.... 616
on Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
appropriation for .............. 219 of the army, provision for the Incase of
Brooklyn to pay half the expense,.::.. 219 emergencies,. ..................... 879
Sewer-Traps,
appopriation for cleaning, &c .....860, 746 extra clothing may be fomished tr,... 62A
Side-awhl Steamers,#
appropriation to pay contingent expenses appropriations for ................... 256
of ............................... 142 construction of twelve small, authorized, 816
Share. See Banking Assocaim appropriation for,............... 816
in banking associations, number and
amount f, .................... 667,675 appropriation for ............ 842, 656
to be rsmonal property........ 668 Sierra Leon,
how transferable and asignable, 668, 676 judge and arbitrator appointed at, under
when cannot be sold or transferred, 676 treaty to suppress slave-trade ....... 681

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ofthe army, ow nuizatibn of ...... 753
offlcers and men, their pay, ....... 758
not to sert until examined and
approved,..................... 758
to be subject to rules of war...... 758
clerks in office of signal-offeer ......768
preference given in appointing,........ 758
officers may be appointed in recess of
Congress .......................... 758
army officbrs appointed may be restored
to their corps after the rebellion .....758
&gnolOfficer,
to be appointed on staff of the army,... 66
0 and allowances of .......... 66
pay and emoluments of ...........
pay of offioers temporarily serving in,..
appropriation for .....................
&ina Zvice~,
apropadone foe .......... .........
value of, declared .................. 207
SmMnons, &nc G.,
representatives of, allowed a credit to
In his accounts for money stolen, . 914
Simsk, J41wa,
office &f consul-general at, abolished,.
SMikig Fund
t Pa debt of the United States ...... 84
intest on, how applied ........... 846
Sioar. See Me&oakantm and ,fadow:
appropriations for the .......56,56,281,
282. 522, 628, 784
payment to certain bands of, for reser-
vations ..... ......... 281,287,288
act to relieve persons for damages sus-
tained byL depredations by certain
bands of ................... 652
treaties with certain, annulled inpm .. 62
annuities and claims forfeited, ....... 662
two thirds of unexpended balances due,
to be apportioned among survivors,
of masscre ........................ 652
not over $200 to any fNily ...... 658
claims to be presented before June
1, 1868 ....................... 6 8
three commissioners appointed to make
distribution ....................... 658
to give bonds.................... 658
only one to be resident of Min-
nesota,........... ........ ON
their duties, powers. UessQin ...... 668
testimony before them to, be re-
duced to writing, 6.........
58
majority to select presiding ofileer,.
and to decide all questions,...... 658
Ast session ................ 658
all claims to be presented before
Sept. 1, 1868 ................ 6M
eommiuloner* to make return on -
'or before Dee. 1, 18ft,........ 658
their pay for services and expenses, 658
summoning of witnesseq, pay, &a.. . 658
contingencies of commission, appropria.
tion fee, ................. ........
tis act to be published infoui newspa-
pers in Minnesota, ......... 0.60,054
punishment for perjury before te cm-
nilsioners ........................A
commissoners May make rules abou
Se ,............. 664
ruCs to be pulshed fn newspaper, . H54.
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)EX.
Sioa, (continued.)
land to be set apart for Indiana who aid-
ed. the whites ..................... 64
to be free from forfeiture and taxes, 664
not to be aliened or devised, ex-
cept, &. ...................... 64
lands outside the limits of any state to
be assigned to the Sisseton, Wnbpa-
ton, Medawakanton, and Wahpakoots
bands of ..................... 819
enough to give each member eigh-
ty acres ....................... 819
reservations of, to be surveyed into legal
subdivisions ....................... 819
subdivisions to be appraied ........... 819
improvements separately ......... 819
344 lands not to be subject to preanption, .
844 unless, &c ....................... 819
844 after survey, reservations open to pre-
emption, entry, and settlement, ...... 819
66 who may prempt, &o., prior to exposure
for sale at auction .............. *.. 819
portions to be sold at public auction,... 819
what is unsold to be aubject to sale at
private entry....................... 819
minimum price ................... 819
proceeds of sales to be invested for the
171 benefit of the Indians ........... . . 819
Indians who endeavored to save the
lives of whites in the late mase-
ere, may each have not over eighty,
acres ............................. 819
annual appropriations for those Indians,
how to be expended ............... 819
no part to be paid in money ....... 819
discrimination in favor of loyal
chiefs ..................... 819, 820
to be subject to the laws of the United
States, and criminal laws of the State, 8M0
and to rules and regulations of the
Secretary of the Interior ....... 820
cannot make a valid civil contract, ni-
less, & ........................... 820
except with native members of
their tribe,_: ................. 82Y
Secretary of Interior to make reasona-
ble provision for their education, .. SW
8.
Susdon ad Wahpaton Ban& of Tdkoa or
siou,
treaty between the United States and
of June 19, 1868, preamble contract-
ing parties, &o ..................... 1087
reservation set apart, surveyed, Le., 1087
made subject to laws regulat-
lng intercourse with whites,
& ....................... 1089'
eighty acres to be allotted to
each head of family, &.,..1087
further allotment, ............ 1087
patents to issue ..... .. 1087
to be exempt from
taxes, La..... ... 1088
not to be alienated, L.,.1088
residue to be held in eommon,.10$7
expenses of surveys and allot-
ments.................... 1087
certain provisions of trw#., of July 2L,
1861 ............................. .IuS
question of title to lands to be spb- -
mitted to Senate ............. 1088
what allowance to be made if decis-
ion is in favor of Indians ....... 1088
decision of the Senate ............ 1042

BstRmw andW.=~ao Bakds, c. (continued.)
if lands are sold, not over 70,000
to be paid to chiA and head-
men, ................... 1088, 1089
to be approved by superntend-
ent oIndlian afiir ........ 1089
United States may maintain mili-
tary posts, roads, a., on rserva-
lo .......................... 1089
to pay damages caused thereby,1089
to thistreaty,
ay expenses of negotiating 1o00
.................
annuities to be withheld fr m those
who drink, &c., Intoxicating liq- -
uors,.... ............. 1040
Indiana to pesve fedly r-
tions .......................... 1089
to pay for depredations .......
amount, how deeried,.l1089
1089
not to engage in hostilities, but
in - e .............. 1089
to surrender oftenders ........ 1089
members of bands may dissolve
tribal connections, &c .......... 1040
efibet thereof .............. 1040
Secretary of Interior to have discre.
tion over manner and objects of
annual expenditure ............ 1040
signature, ratetion, proclamation,
&C...................... 1040, 1041
8iston Bands of iout indans,
act to relieve for damages by .......... 662
lands may be assigned to....-......... 819
reservations of to besurveye,........ 819
Six Nawin,
appropriations for the ..... 65, 281, 6, 784
payment to, for drawings, &L,of public
buildings in WashingtonO........ 900,904
treaty between the United States and,
of January 26, 1865, preimble, con-
tracting parties, rP ...... ......... 988
cession of lands to the United States, 988
boundaries thereof ........... 988
reswetloh, smount reserved, &c.,. 988
to be set apart, surveyed, &e.,. 984
vhites not to reside &ereon,
unless &e., --------- 984
foreign kndians not to reside
thereon, without, &c.- 986
roads may. be run through,- 9 to be under oath ................. 876
damges o be Paid.........
other friendly tribes may be
placed on, ................. 984
may be surveyed into lots and
assigned to individuals, ..... 984
tribes to settle on reservation with-
in ayear----------------....984
where to remain meanwhile,.. 984
rights of fishing and hunting re-
served to Indians, ............ 984
not to take shell-fish from beds
of cistens; ................. 9
payments by the United States,. .. 984
how to be applied ............. 984
President to be informed of
wishes of Indians .......... 984
appropriation for expenses of re-
moval, settlement, c .......... 984
Indians may be removed to other
reservations, .................. 984
or may be consolidated,...... 984
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S'Allaam,, (continued.)
to be remunerated for expenses
and improvemeut ........ 984
reservations may be surveyed Into
lots and assigned ............... 984
annuities not to be taken to pay
debts of indliiduals, ........... 984
to be withheWl from those who
drink. &&,.ardent sphitI- 985
tribes to preserve friendly relations, 985
to pay for lepredations ...... 8
no; to make war but in gelf-de-
.enee, .................... 985
to surrender offenders ........ 9851.
to free all slaves and not to ac-
quire others............... 98
not to trade .ott of the United
States,.-................. 986
United States %Uaablbh
free com-
mon schools, provide instructors,
&e., .......................... 985
to'fur ish meehanics, physi-
Alan, medicine, & ......... 985
treaty when to take efibet, . -.. 98b
signature, ratification, proclamation,
&c........................ 985, 987
appropriations for the, ............ 10, 286,
627, 789
Sqlkrew Cattle Hop, and I,Se
duty upon ........................ 467,468
act supplementary to act to abolish-.8
oath to petitions under said act, ........ 8
how made when clalmantis a minor, 88
when a non-resident .......... 88, 589
when ersons in the military or
ne ................. 9
if persons having claim to services of
slaves do not, slaves may file state-
ment, ............................ 89
such statement to be received8....9
clerk to isue certificate, if facts in
said statement are found to be
true. ......................... 89
slaves owned in any state, but employ-
ed in the District of Columbia since
April 16, 1862, to be free ............ 689
in the District of Columbia, abolished. 876
loyal persons may petition for remuner-
ation ...-.......................... 876
petitions to set forth what ............ 876
oath not to be evidence ............ 876
three commissioners to be appointed to
receive petitions .................... 876
their powers and duties .......... 876
any two may act, ............ 876
may appoint a clerk, ........ 877
his powers and duties------ 877
to hold their sessions in Washing-
ton ........................... 877
may compel attendance ofwItnesses 877
persons claiming and porsons
clatmed, may be called ...... 877
color not to exclude a witness,. 877
to report within ninie months . 877
report to be conclusive, except,
&- ...................... 877
apportionment, &c., of commissiOners not
i aggregate to exceed $00 for each
slave, .......................... 876, 877
certain slaves, and laves of ertain per-
sons not to be allowed for- ..........
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sums awarded by commissioners to be
paid..............................
to be received in faln ............ 877
provision for conflicting claims to, or
liens upon, slaves ....... e........ 877
payment to be suspended in such
cases, until, &e ................ 877
marshal to attend sessions of commis-
sions, .............................
pay of commlsioners ................
of clerks .......................
of marhal, .....................
of other reasonable expenses,....: 877
appropriation to carry set into effect,... 878
kidnapping, regnalaving, &e., how pun-
ish d ............. .............. 874
owners, &c., to file statements of prsons
held to service by them within limited
time ............................. 878
claim of those neglecting to file, &c.,
not to be allowed ..............
clerk of circuit court to receive, &c.,
statements ........................
to deliver ceitiflcates to those made
tree, ..........................
contents of certificates ........ 878
fee therefor ..................
appropriation of $100,00, to aid in polo-
nizin; emigrants from District of Co-
lumbia to Hayti or Liberia, &e., ..... 878
not over $100 .to be paid for each
. emigrant ......................
repeal of inconsistent laws and ordi-
n ces, ...........................
pecuniary aid towards the abolishment
of, to be ogain recommended to Con-
gress,.............. Appendix, 1267
laws of New Mexico reeognmzng, re-
pealed ..........................
not to exist in Arizona, ...............
treaty provisions for tribes to free those
now held and not to acquire others,.. 929
986, 941
in certain states and parts of states in
rebellion to be free January 1, 1868,
Appendx, 1267
declared free........... Appendix, 1269 Smiey, WIM H., •
compensation to loyal masters tobe
recommended, .Appendix,
. 1267 Smith and Hod,
claims to persons held to service and
labor, how forfeited ...............
of persons convicted of treason, to be
made free .........................
of persons engaged In the rebellion, &c,
to be deemed captives of war, and be
set free............................
escaping, not to be surrendered, unless
claimant shall make oath that alleged
owner is loyal ...................... 691
no person in miitay o" naval service
to decide on validity of claim, ...... 691
may be employed in -suppression of re-
bellion ............................
colonization of those feed, ............ 02
*514ve-Trada,
appropriations for suppression oi....21, 182,
218, 219
President may contract for the reception
in Africa of negroes, &c., delivered
i-em vessels seized in the slave-trade,
&e..c .........................
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SS-e21als, (continued.)PA
contract may be renewed from time to
877 time ............................. 40
commanders of armed vessels of United
States to proceed to Africa and there
deliver such negroes, an-l afterwards
bring captured vessels, &a, to United
States ........................... 41
tsact to APPy to Africans recently
877 lauded insouthern district of Florida, 41
877 appropriation thereftr ............ 41
877 allowance to marshals, district attorneys,
877 and others employed In enforcing laws
suppressing ...........219, 868, 869, me
compensation to district attorney or
marshal not to exceed rate of
6000 a year................ 219, 829
provisions of act concerning prize law
to apply to captives and seizures
for ......................... ..... 876
act in addition to acts prohibiting...692, 698
878 President may arrange for the employ-
ment, &., in the West Indies, &c., for
878 five years, of negroes, &c., seized on
board slave-vessels .............. 92,598
878 suitable clothing, employmenti and
instruction to be furnished ...... 598
878 no expenses to be incurred after
landing ....................... 598
arrangement may be renewed from
time to time .................. 698
those seized may be delivered di-
97 .rectiy at such islands ........ 698
appropriation for expenses under the
878 act to carry into effect treaty with
Great Britain concerning ....... 681, 689
pay of arbitrators and judges, and ex-
paus of mixed courts .......... 829
Sleps-of- War,
.665 seven screw-team, of the second cas
665 to be built, ........................ 11
Ss,a Bsbert, and others,
half of value of the "Planter" to be ap.
portioned among .................. 04
share of each may be invested by
Secretary of Navy, and income
be paid over .................. 904
may accept telescope Om Belgian gov-
emnment, .......................... 258
outme
tto, ......................... 8"
819
life-penslon to ....................... 889
60 *CfwMak,
paymentt ................... 917
691 lazd-warran to issue to ............ 871
"K.S.,
portion of udgment against, remitted,. 914
pension to ......................... 908
payment to ......................... 871
692 -, James,
pension
.,Joe*to.,......................... 88
pay4ment to, ......................... 82
---- ,John A.,
act for settlement of aceounts og as clerk
of circuit court, Washington, D. C.,. 408
.ymnt,
40 paymient to ..................... 917
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itsoan 'Istitution, owoa Ranch,
appropriations for the use of certain in California, act to grant right of pre-
telegraph line to be free to, for scien- emption to certain purchasers on .... 808
tific purposes ................... 42 public surveys to be extended over, ... 808
regents of, appointed .............. 261 costs to be first paid .............. 808
Theodore D. Woolsey appointed regent certain persons may enter lands at $1.26
of ................................ 617 per acre.......................... 808
to be supplied with volumes of Wilkes's municipal claims, how entered ......... 808
Exploring ]xpedition ............. 618 claims to be presented within twelve
George B. Badger expelled from board months ........................... 808
of regents,......................826 adjudication thereon .............. 808
Louis Agassiz appointed In his place,.. 826 if not so brought, to be barred, and
Snake Indian", lands treated as public lands,.... 808
appropriations for the ......... 626, 629 reserved and mineral lands excepted
Saow ,kWiiam B., from this act ..................... 808
portion of judgment against, remitted,. 914 South Carolina,
Solaeanes, F'rancisco, postroutes established in, .......... 164
decrees of district court in land claim, annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 295
known as Saijon de Santa Rita, con- blockade ofports o declared,.... Appendix,
firmed ........................ 642, 548 1259
pay to etain, for losses of
ASoers, inhabitants of proclaimed to be In insur-
private prop rection .................. App.ndix, 1262
erty, in removal from Fort Morie commercial intercourse therewith pr-
to Fort Sumter, . ..... 898 hibited.................. Appenix, 1262
how to be distributed ............ 898 Southeast Executive Building and Exenion
certain, stationed at Fort Sumter to be apppto for,.... 96, 187, 188, 80, 687
paid for losses of private property,.. 278 oath Pass Wagon Road,
how psament to be made....... 274 accounts of superintendent of; to be set-
act to acilitate the discharge of dis- tled ............................... 204
abled .......................... . 688 Southwest Eecutive Bulding,
medical inspecting officers may order appropriations for, . . .100, 141, 868, 864, 691
their discharge .................... 689 Spalding, Axel,
or direct their return to duty ..... 688 payment to, for commissions on dis-
sick and wounded In hospitals, conva- bursements as pension-agent, ........ 886
lescent camps, and elsewhere, to be Spanish Bark "Pridencia,*
paid in sixty days ................. 825 payment to owners of, for wrongful selz-
Saidiei Home, ure.......................... 908
proceeds of sale of Western Military Sparks, John G.,
Asylum, to be restored to ......... 89 title to saline lands in Illinois, confirmed, 892
di" Le, . 8s 1ioe-Qjl
.Oee D* enut. Special Agents,
written by soldiers in service may be in post-office department, pay of, never
forwarded without prepayment of to exceed $1600 ................... 88
postage ................... 270, 271, 705 of post-office department, on temporary
if prepaid and directed to stations, &c., service, salary of, .................. 421
may be forwarded thence without fur- of pension office to detect frauds ...... 669
ther chare ...................... 272 number of Indian, In Washington Terni-
Solicitor of CoW of Claims, tory, limited ....................... 180
and assistants, how appointed, duty, &e, 766 in Indian department, not appointed by
S icitor. See Convention. President, to be appointed by Secre-
to be appointed under act to carry Into tary of Interior .................... 792
efect convention with Peru, ........ 796 none to be employed in sale of bonds of
Salioroj"the Treaswy, the Weas, &c., unless Indians first as-
appropriations for the office of,. 95, 187, sent .............................. 798
858, 859, 686, 687 appointed to collect and receive aban-
duties not affected by set placing district doned and captured property in insur-
attorneys, &c., under direction of At- rectionary districts ............. 810, 82L
torney-General ..................... 827 See Abandoned, 4fc., ProperV.
to look after frauds and attempted Special Commissioners,
frands upon revenue .............. 789 in Indian department, not appointed by
to have three additional clerks ... 789 President, to be appointed by -ecre-
may rent unproductive lands of the tary of Interior---------------...792
United States, or sell them....... 740 Special S~t
mycompromise cime in favor of tii details to, how only made, ............
nited States ..................... 740 enlisted men not to receive extra pay
Soiior of the War L armni, therefor ................... . 80
appointment of, authorized ......... 656 Sp~ec Duties. See lnternd Ren .
salary and appropriation for ...... 66 - nposed on certain articles ............
under internal revenue act, provisions
collection district of, abolished, f.c.. 411 concerning, ....................... 469
Sorods, Johb, speyer 4 Co., Phlip,
title to saline lands in lino, confirmed, 892 duplicate certificates of stock to Isu
- , Joseph, to ............................... 901
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how to be punished, in time of war or
rebellion, ......................... 840
sentences of court-martial on, how exe-
cuted............................. 785
punishment of, on conviction, to be
death ............................. 787
Spirit Lxas,
adjustment and payment for damages
done by Ink-pa-du.tah's band at,...58, 59
appropriation there for damage ...... 208
Spirit XRation,
in the navy, provisions concerning,.... 265
who may not draw .............. 266
payment in Hen thereof .......... 266
to cease September 1, t862, ........... 66
commutation in lieu thereof .......... 666
Spirits. See Internal Revenue.
licenses for distilling, and taxes upon,446-450
meaning of "first proof," ............. 447
pirituoves Lquore, krc.,
sale, &c., of, in the District of Columbia
to volunteers prohibited ......... 291
punishment therefor ...... 286,291,292
sale, exchange, gift, &a.,of, or wine, to
certain Indians, how punished ....... 889
attempting to introduce into Indian
country, how punished .......... 889
unless authorized by war depart,
ment ......................... 889
search may be made therefor ......... 889 Scanfll, Sampson,
if any found, the same and other
goods to be seized, &c.,....... 889 St. Ann's h nt Asylum,
proceedings to enforce forfeiture,.. 889
license of trader, who deals in, to be re-
voked .......... ............
any ardent spirits, or wine, may be de-
stroyed .......................... 889
Indians competent witnesses under this
act,.......................
punishment for selling in the District of
Columbia, without, &P ........... 571
those licensed permitting volunteers, &e.,
to drink, to be punished ............ 571
and to forfeit license ............. 071
fines collected to be paid to levy court,. 671
bprio~ld
thanks of Congress. to the officers and
men who fought the battle of ....... 611
"Springfield" to be borne on the regi-
mental colors ....................... 611
"Spring Hill," Te Schooner,
nameot changed to the "United States," 250
Spumk or Bal F,n
alias Joseph Henson, payment t ...... 558
of cavalry, of what to consit ...... 279, 280
,uie, E. Geo . . . ..
paymeljt
ghmd,"to for outfits, &. ........... 870 &tat, Screy
bringing home seamen of ............. 172
Sua/ker, Gilbert,
payment to Chatter T. Scaie, adminis-
trato- of ........... .............. 886
&~amp Duty. See Intena Revenue,
provisions of internal revenue act con-
cerning ...................... .. 475-479
schedule .........................479-486
on various articles, &a ............718-781
not required on certain articles ......721
Sa". See Internal Revenue.
used under act to be marked, &c.,...416-721
to be sold by collectors, postmasters, &c., 477
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Staps, (continued.)
commission on sale .............. 477
postage and other, to be furnished as-
sistant treasurers and other designated
depositaries ...................... 692
to be exchanged In sums of not less than
$6 for United States notes ........ 692
receivable in payment for dues of less
than $5 to the United States, ...... 592
instruments, Ac., without, not to be void
prior to January 1, 1868 ............ 561
no instrument, &c., required to be
stamped, to be invalid for want of a
particular stamp, if legal stamp of
equal value be used thereon........ 682
.proprietary articles excepted ...... 682
official documents, &c., used by United
States officers, exempt from duty,... 682
instruments required to be stamped, is-
sued prior to March 1st, 1868, with-
out a stamp, not for that reason to be
void,.. .................... 682
time extended to Junel, 1868,... 724
not to be used in evidence until
stamped,........... ... 688, 724
who may afi stamps in such
cases ..................... 688, 724
provision concerning cancellation of,... 721
to be delivered to certain collectors with-
out prepayment ................... 724
released from a judgment, &a.........882
in the District of Columbia, act to incor-
porate ............................. 798
889 objects, powers, estate, &a., qf corpora-
tion ............................... 798
ma rretain foundlings and inflnt chil-
dren committed to its care ........ 798
889 may bind them out, or place them for
adoption ..................... 798, 799
act may be altered or repealed, ........ 799
or territory, &c., -proceedings upon fal-
ure by, to pay its quota of tax ...... 808
if in rebellion ....................... 811
may assume to pay its quota of direct
tax,............................. 811
deduction in said case ................ 811
State Department,
appropriations for,.... 18, 186, 857, 868, 685
States
expenses incurred by, for volunteers, ap-
propriation to refund ............... 264
the several, to be refunded certain ex-
penses incurred in the defence of the
United States ..................... 276
and rte of states designated as in re-
belion,.................. A.? ndix, 1268
of. See o Iwwate.
appropriations for offie of,. .94, 186,857.
858, 685
assessors and collectors of tax to be
allowed for .................... 802, 809
charges for, allowed to assessors, &c., and
collectors, &c., under the internal rev-
enue act, ....................... 488,446
appropiation for temporary clerks to in-
clue .............................. 752
,Station Houses,
for police in District of Columbia, who
to provide ........................ M
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how annual to be made up, and what to
contain ........................... 197
appropriation tbr expenses of delegates
to,................................. 19
appropriation for collecting and compil-
ing ultral,................... 691
appropriations for distribution of, .. 109, 277
distribution of....................... 246
appropriations for annual pamphlet,. .94, 186,
867,686
additional compensation to publish.
ers of ...................... 760
volume twelfth................... 760
itealy. Geaqie,
acount of, to be settled .............. 841
Steamboat nP'sectws,
_ appropiations for ........ 102 148, 866, 694
tax upon receipts of .................. 468
lost or destroyed in military service of
the United States, to be paid for,.... 748
Stesn EngineI*"n
bureau of, established in navy depart-
ment, ............................... 510
officers, &c., of, their salaries,. .510, 611
tmfer of appropriation for bureau of,. 681,
682
appropriation for bureau of ........690, 691
steamers,
twelve small side-wheel, authorized, .... 816
appropriation for .................... 816
appropriations for building and purchase
of side-wheel, screw, &c ........... 767
Slm FloaItg Bate'r,
at Hoboken, N. J., board to examine,
4C ...... ................. 828
Steam Raws
appropriations for......... 607, 609, 814
Steam-&ret Sloops.f- War,
seven of the second class to be con-
structed, .......................... 151 St. rain, oen,
draft, armament, speed ............... 161
Steamship Mail Servce,
between New Yodrk and San Prancisco, 170
See Po Offxe Dqmt.
esps, Iron or -te-dad,
one or more may be built, ............ 286
apropriation for ..................... 286 Sa6scription. See Loan.
examination to be made of sailing ves-
ses of navy, and cost of giving them -
fu steam-power, .................. 80 Stdskstnce Departmeat,
sAbin,LamwA.,
payments to, for lost land-title, .....640, 51
one or more may be bullt, ............ 286
life-pengion to....................848
to joint committee on the conduct of the
war, authorized,............... 614
Sk v/e and Indiand Ralroa o.,
ma complete, &a.bridge across the
Ohio River ....................... 570
Stves, MaryardL.,
pension to,.......................... 921
stews, Robt L.,
right of United States in Stevens's Bat-
tery released to heirs of ............ 628
vOL. XiL INDBx - 182
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Stonon, Capfzin Ricard,
payment to administrator of estate og.. 920
teenso, Mary,
payment to, for freed slaves .......... 924
asteves* Batter,
appropriation for immediate completion
Of,.. ..... ... ........ ..880
stipulations for contract for completion, 880
payment to be contingent upon success
of butery as an iron-dad, &e ........ 880
not to be expended, unless Secretary of
Navy, &e ........................ 880
SWoc See Loan.
under $21,090,000 loa, provisions con-
cerning .......................... 79, 80
under $26,000,000 loan, .............. 120
under $10,000,000 loan ......... 178, 179
under $250 000 000 loan .............. 260
St od.. See 'a es.
in banking associations, limit of indebt-
edness to association ............... 676
prsonal liability of...............0 68
inspector of customs to be appointed at, 411
salary.......................... 411
Sjokho, Robert,
accounts of, as quartermaster in the
Revolutionary war, to be settled and
ai.......................89
..
provision for custody of, in District of
Columbia, ......................... 828
Srests,
corporation of Georgetown, D. C., may
repair footways of, and tax lots ad-
joining therefor ................... 407
power of levy court over, in Washing-
ton, D. C ........................ 799
parts ?4 may be used for telegraph com-
pames ............................. 827
Sriuha, Rear-Admral Sim H.,
thanks of Congress to ................ 824
StroV, WlUam Y.,
__yment of 650 to ................... 901
lnd-claim of, confirmed to certain extent, 71
efibet thereof .................. 71, 72
to be located and surveyed ....... 71
Susblet Outof Massacre,
payments for furnishing food, clothing,
&c., to survivors of ................ 879
to treasury notes, part of national loan, 269,
250
provisions concerning ....... 269, 260
twelve commissaries to be added ......287
whence to be taken, rank and pay, .... 287
a commissary-general and assistant com-
missaries to be added ............... 648
vacancies, how filled............. 648
Sstitutes
those drafted may furnish, and be ex-
empt, .......................... 788,784
to receve same &c.,as though
Orginally = ................. 784
!ftd
sub-TrMMsaY,
portions of act establishing, suspended, 81
81~
appropriation for blank checks for .....858
allowance to non-commissioned officers,
&c.,.......................... 68
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duty on .............. 880 of'dian districts in California, up-.

sirups ok oC.,entered under any other S poif ntment, pay, Ac ............... 57
name to be forfeited, ............... 880 &p'lhes
standards of clor and grade of, under furnished, far army or navy, to be nmrk-
the asot,
........ . 544 ed with names of those furnishin,.. 596
act imposing an additional duty on .....88 not to be received unless so marked, 696
but not on sugar from sorghum,... 588 Sewres Curt, Decsins
,Skdts. See Litadow. law as to distributin ................ 245
against sureties of postmasters, limita- Sq~r-m Court of the l~rdof Wlmnbia,
tion o ........................... 580 established, &e ..................... 768
Swtkealimitations
Propert, of ........................ 769 See Die+rneejWumbia.
Suprme CObrt of MUnh 89wfSates,
of the United Stan, wt forraing,... 481 courtroom and law library for ........ 110
&peritadencies (Indian), to consist of chief justice and nine asso-
of Oregon and Washington, limits o,; cates ............................ 79"
may be changed .................. 180 six to conititute a quorum,........ 794
&peritedent, one additional justice to be appointed,. 794
of branch.mint in Nevada, to act as as- to be assigned to tenth circuit,.... 794
sistant treasurer ................... 770 allowed 61000 a year for travel,
may py for gold-dust, bullion, &o., drafts when, &c................... 795
or give certificates of deposit, ....... 771 districts of Callfornla and Oregon to
Bepoiienaadstof di Census, constitute the tenth circuit, ......... 794
to funish war statistics to Secretary of Supp""so of Mie Slave. Trade,
War, .............................. 618 act to carry into effbct treaty with
salary of,not to be Increased .......... 669 Great Britain for the ............... 581
Lhqerineendm- of aIn&-4A#W-, certain judges and arbitrators to be ap-
apprpriations for ................ 97, 221 pointed by the United States ....... 581
for Washington Territory authorized, one at New York ................ 531
180 at Sierra Leone ......... 6..
81
duties and pay of ................ 180 at the Cape of ood Hope,.... 681
In Colorado, Dakota, and Nevada. See pa Tof judges And arbitrators ........ 81.
those tides. udgeat New York may appoint a clerk, 681
Swret f Polioe.
&e. See Metropolitan fees of clerk .................... 681
Fok isrc, duty of marshal, ..................... 581
appointment, tenure of otce,authority, repeal of ineoinistent laws ........... 681
pay, &c., ........ 821, 825 appropriation for ................... f88
&Sperlntendentof Public Pripn,, appropriation for expenses under the abt
to award contract for printing postofce for Indians,
Buqudstid 2h........................... K9
blanks to lowest bidder ............ 2
additional duties ot ...........117-12D treaty with, (see Dzoise) ...........
appropriation to enable him to carry In. Sw* of the Ptos.
to effect law regarding public print- commissioners to take bail, may tak;.. 887
Sureties,
ing ............................... 182
not to be expended until title to on contracts with the governmen, not
property is approved, .......... 182 released by act to punish frauds in
bond o, to be Increased ........... 822 such contracts,... $................ 699
appropriations for office og ........ 185, 684 Solde of th Peac, I
to print and deliver document accom- may be required of state or political pria-
panying reports of heads of depart- oneM .............................. 766
ments on or before 8d Monday in Snyeos-General
December ..................... 826, 826 appropriations for office of,. .98, 99, 189,'140,
number thereoK and of reports"
proper, .................... 825, 826 four aditional In the army to be ap-
no greater number unless di- pointed,........................... 67
rected by either house of appointment, rank, pay, and duties og. 879
Congress ................. 826 expense of removal, &c., office of,... 862
number of bills or resolutions ordered addidonal-eLerkB In oftce of,..888, 868, 09
by either house.................... 826Surgeos (Army),
condensed statement of amount of im- ten additional, to be appointed, ........ 878
ports and exports .................. 826 forty additional, of volunteers, authoer-
number of copie%,and how distuib- tied ............................. 602
uted ....... ............. 826 appointment, rank, pay, c...... 02
number of copies of "Commercial Re-- brigade, how styled, ...... ....... 602
lations," and how distributed, ...... 826 compensation to citizen for medical at-
to determine the form and style of pub- tendance ....................... 64% 646
lic printing ....................... M in the navy, lncreasW pay of ........ 2
to award to lowest and best bidder lith- number of, In the navy ........... 284
ographing and engraving of probable ten, and twenty assistant, in the army,
cost of over 00, ................. to be appointed, .................... 287
rank ad py of ................. 287
of Indian districts in Califori, appoint. Suren of Ptie,
ment, pay, &e ..................... 57 appointment of three, authorized, 679

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SWt of Public Ln,,
appropriations for .................... 218
&WWong Districts,
Utah and Colorado to make one ....... 409
of Nevada, may be added to California, 409
&veyisq Expedidow,
preservation of colleetions of ......... 850
surveor of Custom,
office of, at Corpus Christi, abolished,.. 48
at San Francisco, salary o4 established, 411
Strveur-Geaev4
in California, duty of, In connection with
surveys and plats of private land-
Claims ..................... 88, 84, 409
for Colorado, appointment, duties, U.,
,of ........................ 176, 409, 418
for Nvada ........................... 214
for Dakota, ......................... 244
of New Mexico, to act as register and
receiver, .......................... 410
of any land-office, Jnay be required to
act as register and receiver ....... 410
salar of, in Califoria Oregon, Wash-
ington, Utah, and Nevada, .......... 410
of any district, my survey townships
on written applicton ofsetters, 11
c................................ 410
&irVeyorOf CusOms,
powers o4 at certain ports of delivery, 266,
26
&wvoyomGerdandtheir a1rks,
appropriations for,.97, 98, 189, 861, 868, 88
p, Nkevada
&c., of, In Colorado, Dakota and
....................... 277,278
for light-houses, how to be made ...... 68
settlers in townships not mineral or re-
served, may have surveys made, &c.,. 08
applieation'to be in writing and deposit
made ...................... 08
provisions concerning, ........ 409, 410
Swuvs of Public Lawds. See Pabline . but may be assigned ...........
appropriation for ........ 19,97,108, 861
provisions concerning contracts for,.... 409
pries ot to be established ........... j 409
settlers of townships may have them
survyed,f, &o.................... 410
port of entry established at, ........... 761
6wuifs,
lien on soldier's pay abolished ........ 881
extra rights and privileges abrogated,.. 881
in volunteer service, act to provide for
appointment of, and to define their
duties ............................. 871
list of articles for antlers to sell to be
prepared........................... 871
to be posted in conspicuous place,.. 878
subject to revision ................ 871
not to contain Intoxicating liquors, 871
copy to be furnished to certain of.
ers ......................... 871
price to be affixed to etih article in
list ........................... 871, 872
to be reported for approval,........ 872
may be changed not oftener than
once ia thirty days, ............ 872
sanler to be selected for each regiment, 872
by commissioned officers ......... 872
to be sole sutler ................. 872
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vacancy ruled in same manner,.... 872
sutler, thus chosen, to have lien on one
sixth part of monthly pay of officers
and men, ......................... 872
penalty for allowing or paying a greater
sum, .............................. 872
or for certifying a pay-roll for a
greater sum .................. 872
eutlers to sell only articles in list, ...... 872
and for prices named ............. 872
to have no claim beyond one sixth of
pay of officer or man ........... 872, 878
place of sale and articles to be inspected
once in fifteen days ................ 878
report thereof to be made ......... 878
no person to act as sutler except accord-
ing to this act, ..................... 878
and only for one regiment ........ 878
not to under-let, ................. 878
to give only limited credit to enlist-
ed men ....................... 878
wagons and transportation ........ 878
sutlers violating this act to be dismissed,
and ineligible to reappointment, ..... 878
officer not to receive ptesents from sat-
ler ............................... 878
Sttoa, William1,
pension to .......................... 888
Swan Creah and Black River Chippmas, and
tgo Muse or YWtn Idians.
treaty with, of July 16, 1869 ......... 1105
intention of this treaty .............. 1105
former reservations to inure to the ben-
efit of the Swan Creek, &c., Indians
thereon ............................ 1106
Munsee, &e., Indians to be united with
the Swan Creeks, &c............... 1105
portions of land to be as..ned to mem-
bers of united bands ................ 1106
.proceedings in suech case ......... 1106
portions set apart for manual labor
school, ............................ 1106
portions to be held in common ........ 1106
:.1106
amount of reservation not to exceed,
&a............................... 1106
laws thereon ........................ 1106
whites not permitted to reside thereon,
unless, &P......................... 1106
assignment of tracts of land, how made,
A ............................... 1106
certflicates therefor, how issued, and
what to contain, .............. 1108,1107
lands not to be alienated, ............. 1107
to be exempt from taxation, &c. .. 1107
proceedings in case tracts assigned are
abandoned, ........................ 1107
residue of former reservation to be soldl107
mode of sale .................... 1107
proceeds of sale to bDlong to Chippewas,1107
allowance of money to the Indians..... 1107
howto be rased ................. 1107
appropriation for stock, agricultural im.
plements, &A ...................... 1107
ftm what source to be taken-.... 1107
appropriation for school-house and
shops ............................. 1107
residue of fund to be invested, and how,117
the Indians relinquish all claims under
former treaty ...................... 1108
rIht of way granted ................. 1108
non this treaty takes efteet .......... 1108
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8
signature, ratification, &e.............. 1109 on various articles under internal reve-
wamp Land Act, nue act ......................... 714-781
provisions of, extended to Minnesota and See Intral t eotte.
Oregon ............................ 8 United States stocks, securities, &., ex-
what lands grant not to include, ...... 8 empt from ....................... 846
selections to be made in two years ..... United States bonds and treasury notes
from what time to be computed,.... 8 to be exempt from ................. 710
Tax CoMM0uioecu. See Ta-s.
salary of consul at, established, ........ 886 three may be appointed in states where
Sedes aid Nerseal, the insurrection exists ............. 428
convention with, of March 21, 1860,....1126 their powers, duties, & .......... 428-426
certain fugitives from justice to be de- appropriations for................. 649, 694
livered up ......................... 1126 in murrectionary districts, duties when
preliminnry proof required ....... 1126 taxes are unpaid ................ 640, 641.
crimes for which they may be delivered 249m. See C mmiesoner.
upP ............................. 1126 commissioner of, appointed ............ 812
expenses of extradition, how borne,. .1126 provision of former act, that state may
this convention not to apply to citizens pay its quota, by release of so much
or subjects ....................... 1126 of its claim against the United States,
nor to political ofibuces .......... 1126 to apply to claims for expenses of vol-
provision in case person commits a new unteers, filed before July 1, 1862, .... 884
crime where he seeks refuge ........ 1126 abatement in such ase ........... 884
when this convention takes eflbet, .... 1126 Tax Losts. See Tax
signature, ratifications, &e, ........... 1126 under the tax act, how prepared, &A.,..484-
&isn, Fang n 489
part of deposit on bid foar to be re- Taylor, Kate D.,
funded to ......................... 842 pension to ................... 887
&'kests, Madi"o. -, .4k. W.
payment to, fbr supplies farnished In- assignment of eertain prelmption bounty
dians ......................... 840 land warrants made valid, &....... 847
-, Saw ei H,
7easpayment to .......................... 868
T.
Tactics atdAfnsufien, increased duty on ................... 880
s~eli~onefor books o4; .261,Wk5770
... TdWyapL See Magnetic Tekpegwup........ 41
6
public lands in Kansas granted to stte
an ma eW4 payment to ......... 7 to aid In the construction of ...... . 772
Talemen, Telerap (Amnpanies,
provision for summolng, In the Dis- not to send messages unless stmped,.. 478
trict of Colombia, ................. 429 one stamp only required if message
2'ao,military
(.'Lw Mexi-,)
Mad om, to Santa iW,appro- is sent by many.companles,...... 478
certain, may make arrangements with
priaton to complete ............... 208 the Pacific Railroad Company,....497,498
Tar, In he District of Columlit, resolution
how estimated and allowed, ........... N8 in Mavaon to, ............. 8..........
Tar. See Duie. may use streets with the approval of the
the, of March 2, 1861 ............. 179-198 Seetary of the Interior, &c.,....... 827
amendments to am of March 2, 1861;.. 294
Tax. See Lkre, Tax, Inom Tax. appropriation for ................ 107,644
direct, of $20,000,000, how apportoned, 294, Tderiak Apparatus, tc.,
298 certain, to be foruse otbo d of poce. 884
three per cent. on income of over 00 Teqraph Lino. See R roads.
to be collected, &c .................. 809 -Presidiptmay take possession of,when
public ssAy _requires, ............... 884
_purposes of primary schools in
Washington County, D. C ..... 886, 402 Neguip rh to M~e Azq, *
for colored schools ................... 402 act to aid in the construction o;.... 489-498
See Prima'y Aod. Temporary Gydrks
in Washington County D. C., to be m treasury department, approplition
levied and collected iir, ........... 800 for .............................. 894
erection and repair of bridges, .... 800 may be classIfied, ................... 894
laying out, altering, repairing high- In treasury department, appropriation
ways and roads, ............. 799-0 for, to include statonery and funi-
part may be pai In labor .... 801 ture, for their use ................. 752
support
poor and mantenanee of the
and.poor-hoses.........80 Secretry of the Treasury may eaesiy, 686
on dog ......................... 800 of dehnce, in certain states, &c., appro-
eoliectore of, how appointed, &.,...799, 800 priation f r ....................... 848
Congress intends toimpose ........... 612 Tener,
purposes of-such tax, ............. 612 certain treasury notes made lega ex-
n cMution ao backs. crn ... 7.. ,7181 eept for duties and intersok ......... 85
See Bam~s. certd demand notes made a legal.... 70
direct, provisions conceringr. 18 -781 certain notes made legl,..670, 710, 711, 82

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The Vhlam PafC B'ailroadCompany, (continued.)
post-routes established in ............. 164
annual direct tax apportioned to...... 296
inhabitants of, declared to be in insur-
rection, ................. Appendix, 1282
commercial intercourse therewith pro.
hibted ................. Appendix, 1262
to have until iDecember, to assume her
portion of tax, under act of 1861,....446
terms of federal, district, and circuit
court, in West Tennessee .......... 687
Tennessee River Improerment,
unadjusted contracts to be audited and
pod, .............................. 29
Territorie Librares,
purchase ot for Colorado, Dakota, and
Nevada, ...................... 748
Taentwal Pntson in (JWorade,
appropriaton for .................... 741
Territores,
act to secure freedom to all persons in,.. 482
-pay of assessors and assistants under the
tax act in..................... 488
Teitors, Governmuent in t64,
appropriations for the ........... 101,142
of Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, and Neva-
da established, see those tals.
Testiasoy.
Texs,
See Deposkion, Evidence, Witnes.
payment to, for volunteers sinae Jeb. 28,
1666, ....--------------- -...
68
limit of amount and proot ........ 68
lot of land in San Antono, to be recon-
veyed to city ..................... 69
post-routes established in ............. 166
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... 296
blockade of ports of, declared,..Appendix,
1269
inhabitants of, proclaimed to be in insur-
rection .................. Ap endix, 1262
commercial intercourse therewith pro-
hibited................... Appendix, 1262
and New Mexico, collection district in,. 761
district court in, may issue executions,
&c., in certain cases, ................ 807
appropriations for the,.............. 856
286
The lfs ion for tA. Edon Of
act to incorporate ................ 796, 797
objects, powers, seal, property, ofecers,
by-laws ........................796, 79
not to exercise banking or commercial
business ........................... 797
act may be at any time repealed, ......797
Te Union Paic RailroadCompany,
act to incorporate ............ " 489-498
meaning of word "company as used in
this &L% .......................... 496
names of corporators ............. 489, 490
name of corporation ..... ........ 490
power, seal, & ....................... 490
termini of railroad and telegraph line,.. 490
board of commissioners of, &c.......490
quorum, first meetings, &c.,. . .490, 8 when to be completed, &c ....... 496
organiation ................ 490
subscription books ....... .... 490
first meeting of subscribers to stock, 490, 491
each share of capital to entitle owner to
one vote .......................... 491
directors, qualifIcations, authority, &c., 491
term of omee of president, directors, &c.
to be for three years ............... 491
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secretary and treasurer, bonds, &c.,.... 491
annual meetings ...................... 491
right of way for road and telegraph,... 491
materials foy construction ............ 491
alternate sections of public lands on each
side of road, granted ................ 492
mineral lands excepted .......... 492
lands thus granted and not sold, within,
&a, to be subject to prelamption, .... 492
patents for such lads, when to issue,.. 492
commisaioners to be appointed,.... 492
company to render statement on
oath .........................492
bonds of the United States to be issued
to said company .............. 492, 98
issue and delivery thereof to consd.
tute a firstmortgage of road,.... 498
proceedings upon ftilure to redeem
bonds ......................... 498
twenty-five per cent. to be reserved, 497
grants of lands made on certain condi-
tions ............................. 498
company to file assent to this act within
one year of its passage ............. 498
to complete road and telegraph be-
fore, &c ...................... 498
to designate general route in two
years ......................... 498
to file map thereof ........... 498
lands on line ot road to be then
withdrawn from preemption,
&c.................. 498
point of connection of main trunk with
eastern connections ................. 498
where line of railroad and telegraph to
commence ........................ 498
direction of route ............... 498
Leavenworth, Pawnee, and Western
Railroad of Kansas, and Central Pa-
cific Railroad of California, may each
construct railroad and telegraph, to
connect with this road .......... 498, 494
companis to assent to this act,.... 494
when roads to be completed ...... 494
may unite after completion ....... 494
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, and
the Pacific Railrow of Missouri, may
unite with Kansas county ....... 494,495
Central Pacific Railroad may continue
its construction, &c ............... 495
the roads to meet and counect..... 495
aid for most difficult parts to be treble,. 496
locain where road crosses boundary of
state,£c., ......................... 495
width of track, grades and curves, ..... 495
road and branches to be one line ...... 495
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad may
extend Its road ................ 495, 496
Leavenworth, Pawnee, and Western
Railroad ma construct
rad to and unite,...
construct sin- 496
Union Pcifc
le line from western boundary of
other railroads may connect ........ 496
meaning of word "company" in this
act, .............................. 498
the companies named in this aot, and con-
senting, may be consolidated ....... 497
notice to be given to department of the
interior .................... 497
if the companies fai to comply with the
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The Union PacifW Rairoad Company, (continued.) 2bnenotudw, (continued.)
terms of this act, Congress may com-
plete and use the road,. ......... 497
roads, when to be forfeited to the United
States ............................. 497
twenty-five per cent. of bonds granted,
to be reserved, &c ................ 497
Congress may reduce rates when bet
earnings exceed ten per cent ...... 497
act may be altered, repealed, &c..... 497
arrangements with telegraph companies, 497,
498
annual report of corporation ........ 498
contents of report, ............. .498
Tird Aud'tor,
appropriations for office of,.9, 186, 187, 858,
859, 685, 686
additional clerks in office of ........... 69
Thomas, C3 rwU,
title to certain saline lands in Illinois
confirmed ........................ 892
Thompson, William,
payment to gran4children and heirs of,. 846
land-warrant to issue to .......... 846
TAornon, Gilb t E.,
allowance to be made to, in settlement
of accounts ....................... 924
2TWMo, Hen'y,
to have three hundred and twenty acres
of land ........................... 1181
Tilghman, Tench,
payment to .......................... 887
Tilton, Wheeldwright, and Compan,
released from penalties of unfulfilled
contracts, ......................... 829
Tobacco,
appropriation to encourage cultivation o 691
inspectors of manufltctured ............ 729
to be designated by collectors, ....729
fees, duties, oath ................ 729
may be removed for export, ........ 780
penalty for fraudulently marking or
changing marks ................. 729, 780
Tobacco Seed,
appropriation to purchase for distribu-
tion .............................. 888
To Braqes,
tax upon ieceipts of .................. 468
"Tom Dyer," TPhSchoon,
name changed to that of "Dolphin,"... 498
meaning of word in the tariff act ...... 206
Tonawanas,
treaty between the United States and the
Tonawanda band of Seneca Isdians,
of November 5,1857................ 991
preamble, contracting parties, &.,. 991
terms of certain former treaties,... 991
reservations in New York grant-
ed to Ogden and Fellows,... 991
surrender of lands by the In-
dians, .................... 991
reservations west of the Mis-
souri to be set apart for the
Indiana, and money paid,.. 991
payments by Ogden and Fel-
lows to the Indians ...991, 992
former treaties unexecuted as to the
Tondwanda reservation ....... 992
number of said Indians now on said
reservation ................... 992
certain claims under former treaties
relinquished, .................. 992
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pay by the United States for such
surrender, .................... 992
Tonawandas may purchase reserva-
tion of Ogden and Fellows ...... 992
United States will pay therefor
an avere of not over 20
an ae ............... 992
deed to ran to Secretary of In-
terior in trust ............. 992
until New York legislature
appoint some other trus-
tee, .................. 992
unimproved lands surrendered to
Ogden and Fellows in thirty days, 992.
Tonawandas may appoint one or
more attorneys ............... 992
part of purchase-money may be in-
vested in stocks, when, &c.,....998
the interest to be paid to the
Indians .................. 998
improvement money to be appor-
tioned, ....................... 998
signature .................. 998
supplementary articles ......... 994
portion ofreservation may be bought
at more than, $20 an acre ....... 994
ratification, and proclamation,..995, 996
Tonnage Duty,
additional, on vessels after December 81,
1862, ............................ 568
certain vessels to pay, only once a year, 658
rights acquired under any treaty not
affected ........................... 568
'on ships, fc.,from ports south of Mexico, 742
Tool Trains,
appropriation for................. 8 656
ToporaplhcalEngineers,
appropriations for office o..98 99, 140, 862
corps of, six lieutenants to be added to,. 287
two lieutenant-colonels and four majors
added to ........................817,818
company of soldiers added to ...... 817, 818
how organized, pay, &a.,...... 817, 818
corps of, abolished and merged in en-
gineers .......................... 748
officers of, how to take rank ...... 748
"Tenolddd Adiral P.,"
damages to be paid the owners of the
Norwegian bark ................... 916
TerFoakli,
dorrplrate ierficates of loan of 1848 to
be issued to, ...................... 878
bond of indemnity to be given,.... 879
TortVM, Te,
martial law declared in,......... Appendix,
1260
habeas co.us may be suspended in,.. .Appx.,
1261
To, Charles W.,
payment to attorney o, .............. 881
Tt, BrigadierGmn Jeph G.,
. payment to ......................... 908
ToW Sits,
to be reserved ftom public lands, sur-
veyed or unsurveyed........... 764
reservations to be surveyed into lots,.. 754
value of lots to be appraised, .... . 754
lots to be sold at public sale or privat
entry, ......................... 766
Totonsead, Betsy D.,
released fiom liability on a replein
bond ............................. 88

$aXterwof, not mineral or "e , my Treew Name. See Lemn.
lon for the redemption of, act authoriz.
have them surveyed upon,.&e ....... 410
T1rait Datiss,
provisions respecting. See Bdgyint .
t'supplies, &c., to be under con-
trot of Secretary of War ........ 884
appropriations for, of amy,6w,02,2'82,44
W0,W4
of goods, destined for rebels, by sea or
land, to be prohibited and prevented,.4
security may be required,. . 404,406
goods may be forid ............... 406
proceedings for penalies and Orfeitures, 40
for the marine corps .................
of the mail .......................
of certain prisoers .................
additional dutie secured by, may be re-
mitted, if obligor are without fult,. 271
under the warehousing act, in ease of
breach of, additional duty to be equal
659
ofduty
to former
Trnsuuton Mal, ...................
appropriation fo, ................... 881
laws giving prefrence to American
stmships in, repealed, .........
fbr war department, how to be inspect-
eA ............................... ass
Treasen,
against the United States, how pun-
Ished ......................... W, 590
former acts 4 not aeted, ........ 590
death, or Imprisonment and fine,...
slaves of persons convicted of, to be
made fre..............690
punishmein t, not to work forfelture'f
real esate of Qlbnder beyond his
natural ife ........................ 27
Treasurer,
of board of police, bond, pay, Ac.,.. 821, 816
accounts 4 .........................
of school fund in Washington County,
D. C., K+0o049
duties,....................
&c., of in regard to "&-
Vi.
mary
See Primary Sc&o.
l2asursr o f int,
in h phi, to designate chief clerk, 762
chief clerk may act as treasimrer,..762, 768
duties of clerks, ................ 76
Treasurerof doe Iwhed &cat,
appropriations for office o.96, 96, 186, 187,
88, 89,886, 886
payof .......................
salary of increased to SM ........
2irsa SwDepartment,
appropriations for,.94-98, 186,187, 276, 88,
89, 686, 8
appropriadon for additional and tempo-
rary clerks In ................ 894, 686
appropraIton fbor temporary clerks in,
to Include what,...................
temporary clerks in, may be clsssied,. 894,
appintment of asistant-register an-
tised......................8658
his term, salary, duties ............
ofor .............
Appropriation or
............ 106, 22D
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ing ....................... %....... 79
Issue of,under act of December 17, 180, 121
amount and denomination of ......... 121
to be redeemed In one year from date,. 121
rate of Interest, and when interest to •
ese , ............................. 121
who to receive payment .............. 121
fah of the United States pledged. 121
how prepared and lAgned, ............ 121
account of, how to be kept, ........... 121
405 treasurer to account quarterly . 122
may.be Issued at par to public reditors, 122
rate of Interest on such nots, how
to be detemined ............. 122
816 transferable by indorsement and deliv-
646
686 recevable in payment of dues to the
United States .................... 122
amount of note, how ascertained in
such cases ..................... 122
proceedings when so received by
collectors, receivers, Ac.......122
Secretary of Treasury to make regula.
tious as to custody and disposal of
such notes ........................ 122
to pay notes at maturity ....... 122,128
82 to purchase them at par........128
appropriation for sn pent and
purchase .......... ...... 128
new notes may be issued in place of
those redeemed ................. 128
but not after Janary 1, 188 ..... 128
ag egateat no thuse to exeeed
$I0,*00,00 .................... 128
Secretary of Treasury to publish month-
ly statement of notes Issued, redeem.
ed, and outstanding ................ 128
appropriation for expense of preparing
notes, & ....................... 128
money hereafter contracted fr under
act of June 22, 1860, to be applied to
redeem treasury notes........ 128, 124
forging, counterfeiting, U, the notes,
how punished,..................... 128
uttering, passing, altering, &o.,how pun-
ished .............................. 128
engraving plate, or possessing engraved
plate, &c., with Intent, &c., how pun-
ished,..................... 128
possession of blank notes, &c., or pa-
per &c., with intent, &c., how pun.
ached, ............................. 122
Issue of, under act of March %181,... 179
ten millions may be Issued If, &c.. 179
68 to be in sams of not less than My
7.82 dollars...................... 179
rate q9f Iterest, and when it shall
close ......................... 179
may be substituted for whole or part of
4.
bonds ...................... 179
certificate not to be excheng
bonds, in sums less than $50W,.. 179
72 mlpbe
jitedt States,
in .....................
yken
ment of dues to the
179
686 faith of the United States pledged to
their payment................... 179
ap priation ftr expenses of act,.... 179
656 authority to lssue, imited to June 0,1
8eft 1882...I,....... I..............'179
redeemable wit~n two year%, as palows
ure of the VOWedtates,........179
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26awy Notes, (continued.)
may be issued for portion of national
loan ..............................
how executed and transferable,.... 269
certain, under $50, may be exchanged
for coin, &c ................. 259, 261
but for not less than 6100 at one
time ......................... 259
whole amount thus used not to ex-
ceed 0,000,000 ................ 259
not to be issued for less than $10 ...... 259
may be issued for 65 and upwards, 818
books may be opened for subscription 259
for,..........................
of subscrip-
rules and regulations
tion ..................... 25, 260
who may subscribe .......... 259
If larger amount is subscribed,
It may be received ........ 259
If not received, smaller sub-
scriptions preferred .......
pay of those receiving subscriptions,... 260
certain, of $0 and upwards, may be ex-
changed, &e ................... 260, 261
limit to amount thus used,.... 260, 261
certain, of any of the denominations,
maV be exchanged ................ 261
limit of amount, ................. 261
under $50, when redeemed, may be can-
celled and new ones issue .......... 269
or may be reissued ...............
limit as to time of reissue..... 259
when may be made payable .......... 818
how executed ....................... 818
need not have seal ................... 818
may be issued for not less than $5..... 818
on demand, without interest and under
$ 0, receivable for public dues ......
ten million demand, in addition to the
yftj
millions authorized ..........
enomination to be not less than $5, 888
to be part of loan of 8250,000,000,.. 888
act authorizing the Issue of 860,000,000,
not bearing interest, payable to bearer, 846
denominations of not less than $5,. 845
650,000,000 to be in lieu of demand
notes ................................
demand notes to be taken up as rapidly
as possible ......................... 8 5
receivable for all dues to the United
States, except duties and interest on
federal bonds and notes ............ 845
such interest to be paid in coin,.... 846
to be legal tender, except for duties and
interest ............................
convertible, in sums of not loss than 650,
into United States 6 per cent. stock,. 845
such stock redeemable after five
years, and within twenty years,. 845
receivable as coim for loam ereafter ne-
gotiated ............................ 846
may be reissued as exigencies require,. 846
provisions for funding ............. 845, 846
coupon bonds to be lssued, ........ 846
amount, denominations, when
redeemable ......... 846, 846
may be dibposed of at any time,
and for what ............
to be exempt from taxation.........846
form of treasury notes and coupon or
registered bonds ................... 846
to bear signature of treasurer, and of
register of treasury ................ 846
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and of imprint, of copy of seal of
259 the treasury department ....... 846
Imprint, how and when made,. 846
or may be signed by the treasurer, and
countersigned ..................... 84
appropriation for purposes of this act,.. 848
expenses of preparing uder acts of July
851
17,1861, and August 5. 181.
issue of $150,000,008 additional, author-
ized .......................... 58
denominations, how payable ........ 682
no notes for fractional part of a dol-
lar, ........... ..... ......... 68
not over $85,000,000 to be less than
.. ...................... 882
to be receivable for all dues, except in-
terest and duties on Imports ........ 582
to be legal tender, except, &c.......... 82
may be deposited in any sum not less
260 than $50, &m...................... 582
certificates of deposit, convertible
into coupon bonds .............. 582
notes may be exchanged for bonds. 582
or paid in coin ................. 682
those received in exchange may be
reissued ...................... 682
notes may be engraved at the trefaury
department, ............ ... 682
machinery and materis may be
269 provided ...................... 82
limitation on temporary deposits re-
pealed ........................ 682
deposits not to exceed $100,000,000,.. 682
may be9*Ithdrawn on ten days' no-
tice.......................5 88
reserve for payment of ....... 588
818 certflicates of, convertible into
stocks ......................... 588
888 part of $250,000,000, authorized by for-
mer act, may be borrowed within, &c., 588
appropriation for detection of counter-
felting coin, may be applied to detect,
&c., those engaged in counterfeiting
treasury notes, ..................... 588
appropriation for purposes of this act,.. 588
845 penalties under former acts to apply to
forgery, counterfeiting, &c., under this
act, .......................
holders of, issued under former acts,
must present them for exchange for
bonds before July 1, 188 ........... 711.
right then to cease .............. 711
Secretary of Treasury may issue 4M,-
845 000,000 ............................ 710
when payable, and rate of interest,. 710
interest payable in lawful money,.. 710
denominations, and how disposed of, 710
how a legal tender ................ 710
for what exchangeable ........... 710
other notes may be issued for those
exchanged................710
$150,000,000 United States notes
may be issued for exchanges.... 710
notes issued for exchange, and applied,
how replaced, ...................... 710
to pay the army and navy and other
846 creditors, $18D,000,000 United States
notes may be issued ......... 710, 711
this amount to include former -
amount authorized'..... 710, 711, 828
not to bear interest .............. 71
how payable, and denominations,.. 711
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2Wasw Notes, (continued,) "Two Braoers," The Schooner,
to be legal tender, except for duties fishing bounty due to, to be paid Moses
on imports and interest on public Noble ........................... 886
debt, .......................... 711
when returned to treasury, may be
reissued ....................... 711 U.
Issues authorized In Hen of those
cancelled ...................... 711
'bow signed, &c........... 711, 712 treaty with. See W aa-Wallas.
penalty for counterfoiting, alter- appropriations for the, ...... 6, 288 524, 786
ing, & ........................ 718 Vopire,
Otal notes may be Issued In under convention ivith Peru, appropria-
lien of ecurrenc, ........ 711 tion for compensation of ......... 79
appropriations for the .....
46, 221, 618, 522,
appropriations for office of the. .94, 186, 187, Under- Coolce 28, 785
68, 685
each company cook to have two, of
with certain Indian tribes, appropriation African descent, ................... 744
for negotiating .................... 629 pay and.ratlons, ..................... 744
Chippewas, Nez Perces, and Shosh- Underwood, W. H.,
onees, or Snake Indians,. . ..... 62 payment to representatives of ......... 80
with certain Sioux Indians, annulled in Union Pai RailroadCompany,
part, ...................... 662 act to Incorporate the ............. 489-498
countries
For treaties with the several See The &uon Paq* Railroad Comprmny.
and Indian Tribes, see those Sveral
Th/a. name of tZe "Spring Hill" changed to, 250
Trespass. See W37Jid Tresass 1Anifed Slaoes Apgricuwua Sociey,
act to Incorporate ................... 12
. ayment to representatives of,. 849, 860 corporate name, powers, Oc ...... 12
officers and their duty .......... 12, 18
form of before certain ministers and terms of membership ........... 18
consuls abroad, ................... 78, 78 United Slow Military Academy.
TrWad, (Caltbrne) See Mdita,* cMa
de.
mail srvtice at, ...................... 647 United &ae$and P uay NavqAon Com-
Tmidad de Cuba,
onsule at, may be discontinued, ...... 754 cms of, against Paraguay, to be set.
Tripol. see Casubl, Miniswor. ted by a commission ......... 1087-1090
civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis- "9UitedSkate, Bond,"I
ters and consuls of the United States term, how construed under the banking
In................................ 78 association ac .................... 666
ThatWWd4 United Stats Notes,
land warrant to Issue to .............. 846 $160,000,000 may be issued for ex-
Trustees of Puhtw &kiols changes,... ................. 710
to have control of funds, a., for educa- when issued and applied, how re-
tion of colored children ............ 407 placed ........................ 710
to provide rooms, teachers, Ac.,. 407 $150,000,000 may be Issued to pay army,
Thuteso &Aoalsor Colored a'CA- navy, and other creditors ........... 710
In strct of Columbia, board of, cre- to include amount formerly author-
ated ........................... 687, 588 ized, .................. 710, 711, 828
powers and duties oA ............. 688 not to bear interest, .............. 711
term of office of ................. 588 how payable, and denominations,.. 711
vacancies, how filled, ............. 88 to be legal tender, except for duties
and Interest, ................... 711
of prinnary schools for education of youth when may be reissued ......... 711
in Washington County, D.C., provis- issues authorized In lieu of those
Ions concerning ................ 895-402 cancelled ..................... 711
Tuerck, Lieutnn Hermon, how signed, &e............... 711, 712
invalid pension to.................... 918 penalties for counterfeiting, alter.
Tanis. See Cons, midser. l 1g,
&c ...................... 718
civil and criminal jurisdiction of mini- issue of S00,000,000of authorized,.... 82
ters and consuls of the United States not bearing interest, how Payable,
In,............ ............ 78 and denomitions .......... 828
flu*V. See Gonsule, lfiistsrs. to be legal tender............... 828
consulates In,appropriations for, 20,171, 886, receivable and payable for all dues ex-
688 cept duties on imports and interest on
civil and criminal jurisdiction of minis. public debt, ....................... 828
ters and consuls of the United States Unierat L d.,
In.......................... 76 panted to Oregon and Minnesota,..... 208
one narhal may be appointed in, ..... 77 See also Kansas, Coorado, Dakota, and
one prison may be hired in ......... 78 Nvada.
Unsafe Buildings
Alsbama, not a port of dellvery ....... 87 Power Of Poice over .............. 579
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tuuiaeyed Lands,
laws In regard to settlements upon, ex-
tended to California ................
but not on mineral lands .........
when claimed for pregmption, notice of
specific tracts claimed when to be filed,
effect of failure to file notice ......
Upper Pend d'Oreilke Indions,
treaty with. See FAaeade,
Ueeul Arts. Se Patent O#16s.
act to promote the progrem o4 ........
in making loans or discounts by bank-
ing asoclations to forfeit the debt,... 679 "Nowrua,"
Territory,
payment of Indian agents in .......... 19
appropriations for Indian service In,..19, 18,
287, 791, 792 Vattier, J. L.,
for government ot ............ 101, 142
for survey of public lands,. .... 189 Venezuela,
expenses incurred by, to suppress In-
dian hostiities, to be refunded
. ...... 161
part of territory of,added to Nebraska,. 244
postroutes In, established ......... 165,421
annual direct tax apportioned to. 296
and Colorado, to make one surveying
district ........................... 869
and Colorado, to make one land dis-
trict .............................. 409
salar of surveyor.general in, ..... 409
r acts of the territorial and pro-
visional government of, annulled and
disproved .......................... 501
rights of property not interfered
with .......................... 601
salaries of Indian agents in ........ 798, 794
appropriations for the ................ 791
Efterin. See Penaky.
omunterfeit treasury notes, how pun-
ished ............................. 47
V.
Vacanie,
in lists of medical officers, how filled,.. 160
in company offices, among volunteers,
how filled .................. 270, 818
in regimental offices ............ 270, 818
proceedings in ease of certain tempo.
rary, in offie of judge of federal dis-
trict court......................... 818
caused by organization of cavalry forces,
how to be filled .................... 699
in executive departments of the govern.
ment, how filled .................... 656
not for longer term than six months, 656
in levy court, District of Columbia, may
be Alled by President,............ 658
I'ucinatiwn,
among the Indians, appropriation for, 57, 287,
528, 790
Eli,
Palette,
payment to representatives of ......... 850
Valleo, Mariano G.,
paYment to..........................
Valuaien. See Diet Tax.
of real estate under act imposing direct
tax, to be of what date, ............. 297
farther provisions concerning, equalls-
Ing by increasing decreaing, a.,. 800
upon what principleor to be determined, .07-
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Fafuaio', (continued.)
under the internal revenue act, how
410 made ..................... 484-489
410 may be equalized .................... 487
not to be increased without notice,.... 487
418 "Value and Valued,"
418 construction of the words in the tariff
act......... ............... 197
Van BA*krl, Margie,
payment to .......... ......... 857
20 Vaa ,ia=,
to be allowed aocertn sum in settle-
ment of accounts .................. 916
pay to petty offcers and seamen of the,
for losses of property by the slkin
Of, ...... .................. 62
dxpenditures reimbursed to .......... 749
treaty of amity, commerce, navigation,
and surrender of fugitives with, Au-
gut 27, 1860....................... 1148
contracting parties.................... 1148
peace and friendship to be established,. 148
privileges of citizens of either nation In
caso of war ....................... 1144
passports ............................1144
military service, exemption from,......1144
privileges of citizens of either nation for
the transaction of business ....... 1144
right to employ agents and brokers,1146
to have access to judicial tribu-
nals ..........................A 146
religious toleration, provided for ...... 146
cemeteries to be protected ......... 1146
persnial property, right to dispose of,..1146
right of sueeession ............... 1146
real estate ..........................1146
imports and duties .................. 1146
reciprocity of trade...............114T
equal duties to be assessed upon
vessels of both nations ........ 1147
exports, equal privileges to both nations
concernng exportation of goods,.... 1147
coasting trade, to be reserved by each
nation exclusively for its own citizens,1147
national vesels, character of ......... 1148
duties, no other or higher duties ...... 1148
to be the same to each nation asif
payable to any other foreign
country ....................... 1148
imports, no prohibition of ............ 1148
privileges, granted to most ftvored a'
tions by either party to enure respec-
tively to each .................... 1148
duties, imposing of discriminating,....1149
vessels, privileges relating to wrecked
vessels ........................... 1149
charges and salvage ............. 1140
repairs......................... 1149
storage of cargo during the same,..1149
fees and charges ................ 1149r
neutrals, rights of .............. 1150
blockade, notice of, right to leave ......1150
887 contraband of war, articles enumerated,11
fie ships, free goods, liberty of persons,1151
soldiers in service of enemy. 1161
merchant ships cn the Igh am in time
of war ........................... 1161
shall exhibit papers, eaates,
S97D 4kc .......................... 1162
goods not to becotrabeand, ....... 111
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(cotinned.)
pasenzr,
passports lbr neutral ships ............
1152
to be renewed every year .... 1152
additional certificate of ..o.. 1152
no other pper required . ... 1162
vessels without passports, by whom
examined, when confiscated.11 A t52
ifmaster otf ship named in passport
dies .......................... 1168
ships of war, examination of vesses by, 118
ships iin g withconvoyes..1168
duty in cae of c veels,..1154
commadr an uerag of ves-
sel not to be removed.......... 1154
crew and passengers ............. 1154
courts, prize courts and decree ........ 1156
ships of war, commanders of, responl-
ble, ....................... 115
privateers responsible, and com-
manders of to give bonds...... 1155
prize vessels, &c., not to pay duties,... .11586
not to be arrested ...... ...... 1166
limitation of privileges in relation to,1156
privateers of enemies, prohibition in re-
laton to ...........................1156
citizens of one nation not to use letters
of niarque against the other ........1167
consuls and vice-consuls, shall be al-
lowed ............................. 1167
shall enjoy privileges, &c. ......... 1157
shall sit as judges and arbitrators,.1158
shall arrest deserters, proceedings
In relation to ..................1158
- fugitives from justice to be delivered up
on evidence of crime ............... 1169
crimes for which surrender is al-
lowed, ......... ....... .. 1169
Executive alone to surrender ..... 1159
expenses at cost of party making
demand ...................... 1169
provisions fbr surrender of, not to
apply to political offences .......
1160
convention, for term of eight years,.... 1160
notice to terminate .............. 1160
place and time of ratification .....1160
signature, date, c ............. 1160, 1161
remaiR,
post-routes established in, ..... 165, 419, 574
annual direct tax apportioned to....... 296
additional representative in Congress
assigned to ...................... 858
intended for piratical aggressions may
be seized and ondemned, .......... 814
duty of commanders of public armed
vessels, collectors, marshals, &a.,as to, 815
employed, &c., in transportation of
Chinese coolles to be forfAited, &c.,.. 840,
841
names of certain, changed, -
The "Frank , "Pierce," --------- 481
The "Maury ----------- - 481
The "Henry EL Didler,"........... 481
Vessels of War,
of the United States, sank, act for rals-
ing ............................... 481
accounts of 'ofleers and crew of those
lost in naval engagements at Hamp-
ton Roads, Marich 8 and 9, 1862, to
be equitably settled, ............... 876
of foreign nations, reciprcating the
privege, may buy supplies from
bonded warehouse, duty fee ....... 560
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Vess of War, (continued.)
of the navy, divided into four classes,., 588
first rates, commanded by commodores, 588
second rates, commanded by captains,.. 588
third rates, commanded by command-
ers ............................... 588
fourth rates, commanded by lieutenant
commanders ....................... 588
Victoria, ( Vancmmi's Idand,)
mail service between, and San Francis-
co, contract and appropriation for,... 647
V';iA a~radio,
land elam of, confirmed to certain ex-
tent ..............................
Vigil, Jwa B.,
land claim o&not confirmed ........... 71
may institute suit for lands clamed,... 72
suit to be brought within two years, 72
how court to be governed, ........ 72
Viflarubia, Jose, Jr.,
released from certain penalties ........ 89
to pa costs ......................... 889
Virgia .ndlarmats,
construction of former act concerning,.. 84
no warrant to, satisfied with certain
scrip ............................... 84
Viainia,
lost-routes established in.............. 166
annual direct tax apportioned to ...... - 295
blockade of ports o4; declared,.. .Appendix,
1269
inhabitants of part of; proclaimed to be
in Insurrection ....... Appendix, 1262
commercial intercourse therewith pro-
hibited ................... Appendix, 1262
Visser, Simon &,
released from certain penalties,........ 889
topay9%, osts.................... 889
Vouteers,
certain, to be paid from date of their or-
ganization and acceptance as compa-
nies by governor of state ......... 898
certain in Alleghany. county, Maryland,
to be paid......................... 899
limit of amount paid to individ-
uals, ............ ............ 899
payment to, for services in New Mexico
and in Iowa, .................... 68
payment to, for services in Utah, ...... 161
in Oregon and Washington ........ 198
In California, .................... 199
aprofPriation for year ending June 80,
186,to pay those called into the ser-
vice of the United States,...256, 264, 844,
846, 886
appropriation to refund to states ex-
penses of,.........................
for subsistence of ............. 261-24
act to authorize the employment of,. 258-2L
not over 500,000 may be accepted ..... 268
term of service, disbandment, Ac..... 268
laws applicable to all volunteers serving
for not less than six months ......... 268
to be called for by proclamation and
from states in proportion to popula-
tion ..................... 268, 269, 286
proclamation to state what,... .268,2 9
to be subject to army regulations ...... 269
to be formed into regiments of infantry,
artillery, and cavalry ............ 269
infintry regiments, how made up,..::: 269
divisions and brigades, how composed
and officered .................... 29
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Mo/mteems (continued.) Velst trs, (continued.)
major-generas, brigadIer-generals, &c.,
to be appointed .................. 269
number and mode of appointment, 269
if selected from regular army, to
retain their rank therein ...... 269
field, staff, and company officers, how
commissioned .................... 269
pay and allowances to be those of reg-
ur army ........................ 269
allowances for clothing .......... 269
for horses and horse equip.
ments ................. 269,270
commutation of subsistence and travel,. 269
If disabled or killed in service, entitled
to same benefits as in regular army,.. 270
widow and heirs to receive 6100, be-
sides pay, &e....................... 270
pay of regimental bands ............... 270
of wagoners and saddlers .......... 270
commissary and quartermaster-ser-
geant ......................... 270
chaplain to each regiment ............. 270
appointment, qulifcation, and du-
ties .......................... 270
military board to be appointed to exam-
ine commissioned officers of volun-
teers ............................. 270
who may be a member of board,... 270
adverse report, if approved, to va-
cate commission ............... 270
vacancies In company officers, how filled, 270
in resimental officers ............. 270
officers thus elected, how commissioned, 270
postage on letters written by soldiers
need not be prepaid, ........... 270,271
system of allotment tickets may be
used..................... .271
families .of voluntetrs to draw part
of pay ........................ %a1
pay of certain, to commence when se-
cepted as companies by the goversur
of the state ...................... 274
maY be accepted In such numbers as the
exigencies of the service require,.... 274 Von
but not to exceed 000,000 in num-
ber ..... .................... 274
how to be armed and mustered into
service, ....................... 274
requisite number of may major.generads or
brlier-generas be appointed, 274
certan, to be reimbursed expbnses of
employing regimental and company
bands .......................... 284, 285
may be accepted without preious proc-
lamation, and in any numbers, from
any state, ......................... 285
sale, &c., of spirtuous Ilquors, Sc., to,
In the District of Colum i punished, 286, Wadsww*jm Solosion,
291, 292
$2 a month to be deducted from pay of
each enlisLd m~a, until expiration of
service ........................ 288,299
vacancies among commissioned oficers
in, how filled, ...................... 818 Wagoners, of yard .......................
appropriation Ibr collecting, drilling, and
organizing.....................8316
payof, tobe$ 8amonth ............ 826 Wago Boads. See Hiftmy Wago Roads.
when to commence .................. 826 lands granted to Wisconsin and M cM-
apprpriaton to pay certain, in Alle- s to aid in cnstruction of . ...... 797
g=my ountY, Mayland, who enlisted W~aka=
to protect rablroad ridges, .......... 827 act to relieve for damages by .......
*AM
called out by proclamations of the Presi-
dent................ Appendix, 1258,1260
not to be mustered Into service on con-
dition of confining their service to
any state, except, &c ............. 889
age of enlistment. A,c............. 889
eompany officers of, to be paid on pay-
rolls of company .................. 481
unless on detached service or leave
-of absence ..................... 481
act providing additional medical officers
of..................502
how long to be in fore ........... 502
each regiment of, to have two assistant
surgons ......................... 502
Pedent may accept 100,000, as infim-
try for nine montha ................ 598
advance pay and bounty to these,.. 598
President may accept such numbers as
may offer for twelve months, to fill
infaintry regiments now in service,.. 598
bounty, pay, and allowances ....... 98
appropriations by state for its own, may
be accepted and applied by Secretary
of War, as such state trect......616
Governor of Kentucky may raise not
over 20,000 within the state ....... 641
term of service, and where to be em-
op1loyed ........................ 641,642
cers, how appointed and commis-
sioned ........................ 642
to be mustered Into the service of the
United States .................... 642
two regiments may be mounted rifle-
men .............................. 642
may become three years' vhmteers,... 642
enlistments from, Into the regular ser-
vice, not allowed .................. 187
for nine months, or less, may enlist into
regiment from same state to serve one
year, and receive bounty ......... 748, 744
in repelling rebel raids, in border states, 750
claims, how to be determined ..... 750
register of, to be prepared .......... 760
PUL, Baker and,
accounts for fulniture for courts in OWio
to be paid ...................... 880
qualifications o& in the tertores of Ari-
sona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, and
Nevada. See those titW.
Vouchersl
affidavit of commanding oficer to show•
lmof ........................... 641
W.
land titla of, confirmed and patent to
issue, ...................... 860
rate of, in avy yards,* ........ 880, 587
to be determined by commandant
880
pay of .......................... 270, 287
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Wak~otw,
iv, I~m,(continued.)
ndsimay be assigned to .......... 819
reservations of tobe surveyed ........ 819
See Sis Inimm.
Waffineh, &fA"~,
life pension to ...................... 88
Waldo, David,
payment to ......................... 89
Weba- Waas, Cajie , and UMatillas. See
Midde Oreqone.
treaty between the United States and, of
June 9, 1855, preamble, contracting
parties, &e ...................... %5
cession of lands to the United
States.. ................ 946
boundaries thereof ........... 945
reservation, boundaries, &c. 946
tobe set apart, surveyed, &c.,.. 946
-whites not to reside thereon,
unless, &C................. 946
roads may be run through, -
damages to be paid ........ 948
may be surveyed into lots, and
assigned to individuals,..... 947
patents to issue ............. 948
conditions and restrictions,... 948
assignments of patents may be
cancelled .................. 948
certain head chieS to have 160
acres ..................... 948
tribes to settle on reservation within
a year, .......................... 948
where to remain meanwhile,.... 8 superintendent of census to furnish to
rights of flihing and hunting re-
served to Indians ..........- 946
payments by the United States..... 946
how to be applied ............. 94
proviso in case any bands donot ac-
cede to this treaty ............. 946
Indians to be remunerated for ex-
penses and improvements .. M Warrington,Let's,
4.....
reservations may be surveyed into
lots and assigned ................ 947
annuities not to be taken to pay debts
of individuals .................. 98
to be withheld from those who
drink, &e., ardent spirits..... 948
tribes to preserve friendly relations,. 948
to pay for depredations ......... 948
not to make war but in self-de-
fence. ...................... 948
to submit to regulations, ........ 948
United States to establish schools,
provide instructors, &a .......... 947
to famish mechanies, physician,
medicine, & ................. 947
to expend $60,000 for buildinf,
&e., in two years atter ratl-
cation hereof ................ 947
to build dweliig.honuses fir head
chief ....................... 947
Pio-po-mox-mom to have dwelling
and salary ...................... 947
and house for trading-post for five
years, at mouth of Yakama
River ...................... 947
immigrant wagon-road to Pow-
der River, .................. 947
treaty when to take e tfet, ........ 948
signature, ratification, proclamation,
&e.......................948,949,960
We&k. Walsa,
appropriations for the,.. .6,10, 288, 524, 786
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appropriations Tor,. .19, 98, 99,189,140, 277,
1 278, 861, 862, 868, 689
additional clerks in offi s In......... 277
additional clerks In, authorized,....888, 88
blank books, stationery, &a........ 277
appointment of solicitor of, authorized,. 656
sarwy and appropriation for ...... 666
payments to, for lost land titles,.. 540, 641
-1R_ R.,
and others, assignees of Jacob Barker,
decision of court of claims against,
confirmed, ....................... 92
Warhouse. See Internal evenwa
owners of distillery may erect for bond-
ed warehouse, ..................... 448
Warelhoes,
goods deposited in bonded and public
stores, when to be withdrawn and
duties paid....................... 294
if not withdrawn within time2lmited to
be deemed abandoned to the govern.
ment ............................. 294
-wharves, &c., at Staten Island, repair-
Ing,...............................
WazM'&,, Pwic, 74
goods in, provision concerning duties
on under tariff of March 2, 1861,.197,196
Ware, &Mas C.,
payment to, for professional services, .. 872
War Statistcs,
eretay Of War.................. 618
Warraut,
of arrest for offences, may be Issued by
certain onsuls abroad .............. 74
Warastof Distress,
against property of delinquent collectors
of taxes ............................ 807.
accounts as paymaster, to be settled,
&c............ .............. 88
decision of coutt of claims against ex.
ecutors of, confirmed,.............. 912
Washington,
grant of land to city of, for a market-
house, ............................ 14
house how to be constructed ......... 14
limit of expenditure thereon, ...... 16
city may create a debt -herefor ...... 14
limit and rate of Interest ........... 14
United States not to be liable there
for,..................... 14
stok,'how to be paid ........... 14,16
title to land granted, to be in oily only
while msrket-house continues there-
on, ..............................
when powers
clsed, herein granted, to be e16r-
..............................
15
land conveyed to, for public schools .... 27
not to be sold, &c., for other pur-
poses, ......................... 27
value of certain land to be ascertained
and reported to Congress ............
Mills's equestrian statue of. appropria-
tion for expense of inaugurating,... 114
maor of, to be one of board of po.
lice .............................. 82
duty of, to furnish station-houaes for
police ............................. 28
provision for quelling riots, suppress.
ing insurrection, &c., in, ............ 824
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appropriation to complete the eAnces
of ............................ 889,666
debts already Incurred to be first
paid ........................... 889
no part to be spent for works here-
after commeced, .............. 889
deeds of public squares and lots In, by
commissioner of public buildings, not
invalid for want of acknowledgment,. 807
Wa ilt and Akerwada Raroad,....... 80
See Alexadria and Washinqton Railroad.
Wadagiyon and GwgqetowaRailnnd Cmopn,
act to incorporate ........... ......... 888
................. 888
line of of
power corporation
track, ......................... 8N8
horse power, fare, 4c ................ 888
use of road subject to municipal regula-
tions........ ; .................... 889
road to be deemed real estate ......... 889
'taxation ............................. 889
railway, bow to be laid ............... 889
corporation to keep tracks and part of
street in repair .................... 889
grades, &c., of streets may be altered
by authorities ...................... 889
corporation, in such ases, to alter its
tracks ............................ 889
act may be changed, altered, or repealed, 890
to be void unless railroad Is com-
pleted within, &c ............. 891
corpomlon not to issue notes or scrip
as currency,....................... 890
capital, par value of shares ......... 90
stock, how transferable .............. 890
subscription to tock, when and where
to be opened, ..................... 890
In what cae to be void ......... 890 Wat0ce ,
a r ment of stock ........... 890
wtattobereceived in payment,... 891
first meeting of stockholders .......... 891 Water Pipes,
directors, president, treasurer ....... 891 Watrapropriation
to make annual report ........... 891
vacancies in directors ............ 891
by-laws ............................. 891
annual meeting of stockholder ....... 891
flroVcl cara to be used ......... 890
limes of running..................... 890
pasenger rooms, depots, & ......... 890
tracks between sabfe and depots ...... 890
land for stables, depots, Ac.,.4 ........ 890 Water Worhs,
artieles of value loft in the cars, ........ 890
government may transport reight ears
over tracks ..................... 890
reasoneble compensation to be paid
therefbr ........................ 890
officers of cities of Washington and
Georgetown not to obstruct, &c., rail-
road, .............................. 891
obstruction of passage over road, Injury
to cars and property, how punished,.. 891
penalty, damages ................ 891
suite to be brought n sixty dayn.. 891 Wailcts, (kenry M.,
Washington Qu., D. C.,
schools and school districts in...... 894-402
See Przmmy Sdhools.
Washinglas -Light Company,
prie ofa to usto mer limited, ...... 584
Wat , Ikfla-, , Mie
pament to certain suarera by the burn.
mgoZ .............. ........... 906
ap=opriation for...... ......... 817
r naof
K to be sold atauction ....... 612
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Washgton's Manal Labor Sdod, ad Male
Orph- aa A dSoi
y of tde Di. rit of
Calu bia,
may by deed transfer all their property
to Columbia Institution for dea, and
dumb, and blind.................... 80
deed to be recorded .............. 80
debts, &c., of old corporation to be
assumed and paid by the a-
W l nee ........................ 81
appropriations for ................... 817
saary orei
Wasdngton
engieer at ............ 818
Tea'ir,
additional land district in, establish-
ed .............................. 16,17
See Land Dis r dt.
.ppropriaton for military roads in,.... 19
appropriations for Indian service in,.58, 286,
287, 791, 798
survey of part of boundary between, and
r . ..t... . .......... ...110
IMUM ttax apportioned to,...... 296
post-routes established in,.166, 421, 674, 664
appropriations for government of ...... 142
for survey of public lands In,..189, 218,
861, 748
Indian superintendent and agents in .... 128
arrearages of work In land-offlce at
Olympia, .......................... 198
expenses incurred by, in suppressing In-
dian hostilities, to be refkkded ...... 198
part of territory of, added to Nebraska,. 2 4
appropriations for defence in .......... 848
salary of surveyor-general in ........... 410
times and places of holding district
courts In......................... 648
appropriation for eight additional, in In-
terior Department, ................. 77
for .................... 868
;te.,
act to authorize the corporation at
Georgetown, D. C., to lay,.......406-407
corporation of Washington may levy
and collect on real estate ........... 804
to be uniform, ....................... 804
to constitute a fund to defray cost of dis-
tribution of water .................. 805
corporation of Washington may levy
and collect a water tax........ 804, 806
may lay down water pipes, erect
fire-plugs and public hydrants on
any squarest ............... 804
may levy and collect fire-plug tax, 804,
806
appropriation for the ................ *. 106
to be under the superintendence of
Coptacn Mds . . 106
ofen of en ne: f oishelbd........ 106
to have patentlbr quarter section of
land in Kansas................ 888
Wat o.,\AAd5o J.,
acoingap . of, as paymaster of the "ILe-
nt, to be settled .............. 897
late viymfster of the "Levant," ac-
eonts of to be settled .......... 278
certain credits to be allowed ...... 278
,Bnjamin T.,
payment to .........................
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act to provide for the support of the
government, ................... 709, 718
credits to, for trust funds lost,....... 40
provision
Wbe, S. C., for relief of the .......... 798
payment of claim of ................. 791
wehde.l .Sarak
payment to, for freed slaves .......... 924
Wehrhis, VAZn.e' WI'dees BquW ,
aivalid
pension to ...............84
reserved to the Yakama, Indians ...... 954
Westera Department,
commissioners under the act concerning,
to have six months to make their
claims ........................... 824
Vter, Flotilla,"
' As of Congress to officers and men
of the ............................ 616 W&me 0o0,
Western MilitWAy Asyglu,
at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, to be sold, 89
_ _p fgs under such asec ........ 89
West 1i. Se ,VitW1 Acdmy.
appropriations for................. 887, 686
provision concerning cadets at, ........ 288
Wek Samml A.,
released from contraet to deliver stone,. 842
Wes Vnibga,
act admitting into the Union ....... 688, W84
not to take effect until after the
Proclamation of the President,... 684
counties composing the state, ..... 688, 684
proposed change of the constitution of
the'state,.......................... 684
when act is to take effect, ............. 684
post-road in, established,.; ...... .. 64
Weoasaw,
son of ames Conner, payment to rep-.
sentatives of ...................... 848
exportation of, from Japan, prohibited,.1054
Wheelr, John H.,
payment to, for losses and expenditures, 889
Vlerr, Macke .
land title of, confirmed ............... 866
7ie, Gecrge,
payment to, for freed slaves .......... 924
PhdtA ad, Ma2iare,
•pension to, ........................ 864
WhaWa, David .,
payment to, for services as faslator,.. 881
appropriations for the, ..... 6, 286, 289.527,
Wifid3 and M'aloua &790,m798
to public or private property in District
of Columbia, how punished ........ 88,89
kinds of property and manner of in.
jury......................... 88,9
jurisdiction of ofibuces to be in justiess
of the peace ...................... 89
W. persons convicted may apeal..... 89
itpon public or private property in the
District of Columbia, bow punished,. 89
See Wilfel and Maliiousinjwy.
WY, e S.,
account of, for bread famished votu-
teers, tb be settled,. ............ 899
Warm, Je,
viymnt to ........................ 899
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assignment of land to child ot ........ 1113
lad scrip to isu to heirs og ...... 915,916
Wider, Okmes 8.,
credit to be given to, n account 1or
_V moneylos
WW=/i A.,
........................
t 8.2
credit to be given to, fn account for
money lost ....................... 869
appro tion fo removal of Fourth
Anuditr's o e to ................. 139
sale, &1., o=to eertaln Indlans, how pun-
ished ............................ 889
attempting to introduce into Indian
country, how punished .............. 8W
may be searched for, seized, and de-
stroyed,...... -, ............ 89
;1..
appropriations far the,..... 48, , 228, 515,
628, 777, 785
treaty with, of April 15, 1859........ 1101
eastern portion of their reservation to
be set apart and assigned in severalty
to members of tribe ............... 1101
linlits of reservation ............. 1101
assignments of land ................. 1101
to be in a compact body ....... 1101, 1102
intermediate parcels to be held in oom-
mon, subjeet to assignment........ 1102
whole lands to be known as the Winne- '
bago reservation ................... 1102
P whites not to resde or go thereon, un-
less, &a ........................... 1102
assigiunent to be made under direction
of Secretary of Interior, .......... 1102
.ertificates to Issue for tracts isalgned,. 1102
what to specy ..................... 1102
tracts not to be alienated, &e., unless,
&C., ............................. 1102
to be exempt from taxation ...... 1102.
rules and regulations oncerning dis-
position of ...................... 1102
provision in case of abandonment, ..... 1102
certain lands may be sold for certain
purposes, .......................... 1102
mode, &c., of sale ............... 1102
improvements thereon ........ 1102
surplus land may be sold, ............. 1102
proceeds howdelbts
applied,
to be.........
paid ........ 1102, 1108
1108
valid and just
if proceeds of sale are, insuffieient to
pay debts, &c., moneys now due to be
used ............................. 1108
to be applied under diriction of Secme-
try of Interior ...... ........ 1108
President, with assent of Congress, may
modify any existing treaty with Win-
nebagoes ........... ............. 1108
all members of tribe to be notified of
this agreement and may participate
therein, ......... ............ 1108
those not rejoining the tribe in one year
not entitled to benefit of treaty ..... 1108
exenses of treaty to be paid out of the
finds of .Winnebagoes ............ 1108
signature, ratification, . ... 1108,1104
expenditure for, authorized, ........ 628
tract of land may be set apart for ...... 658
they may be removed from Minnesota,. 685
present reservation to be appraised, 658, 659
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Improvements to be appraised sepir-
tely .......................... 09
when to be subject to prelmption,.. 659
who may prelmpt, ............... 659
what is not preimpted may be sold, 659
minimum price ............ 659
improvements, how treated, ..... 659
lands of, set apart for debts to be sold
by sealed bids ................... 659
bids when dnd how received,... 659
what taken in payment, .......... 659
proceeds of sale, how disposed of,.. 69
lands to be allotted in severalty,&c.,... 859
to be vested in such Indian and his
heirs ........................ 659
amount of allotment .............. 659
annual appropriations for, how expend-
ed ........................... 659, 660
discrimination in ikyor of ithful chiefs, 660.
Indians subject to criminal laws of the
United States and state,°&e......... 80
cannot make valid contracts ...... 860
provision for their education ...... 660
Win&*a Iimerixon,
what to be known as the ............. 1102
Wift'nsn,
post-routes in, establish,.....167, 419, 664
annual direct tax apportioned to...... 296
certain lots of land In, to be surveyed,. 580
construction of word "northerly," in
act granting lands to aid In construc-
tion of railrls In, ................. 518
state to receive same quantity of law% 818
grant of land to, for railroad.......... 618
road to be constructed within, Uc.,. 618
lands on line of road, how aisposed'of,. .618,
619
to constitute Jart Of the elgbth 1ud-ot
circuit ...........................
made pan of ninth judicial circuit,.. 8...
terms of circuit and district courts In,.. 699
act granting lands to, in alternate sec-
tions to aid In constructIon of a mill-
tary.wagbn-road ..................
lands subject to disposal of legisktre,. 797'
mode of disposal of lands .......
mode of constructing roads .........
district court In, may issue executions,
&e., In certain cases ...............
testimony of any, beftre congres or
committee, not to be used against
him ....... ......................
privilege not to extend t6 official paper
or record .........................
not -privileged fin testifying or produc-
ing paper ........ ..... ,... 888
be punished for peiury ........
Indans are competent, in cases under
act to regulate trade, &c ...........
before commissioners, under act a' -&-
ing slavery in District of Columbia,
may be compelled to attend........
color not to exclude, .............
persons making claim, may be examin-
ed as .............................
persons claimed, may be called, for pur-
pose of identifdition ...............
in the District of Columbia, comdltted
fer want of bail, to be placed in house
of Industry .........................
color not to exclude, In any judicial pro-
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cadings In the District of Colum-
bia ............... . ....... 89
eompetency of, in federal courts, trials
at common law, equity, and admiralty,
to be determined by law of state in
which court Is held, ............. 588, 589
examined as to claims against New
Granada, if tunwilling. may be com-
pelled to testfy.................... 615
provisions concerning depositions and
aflidavits in cases in Patent Office,... *8
may be summoned and compelled to
give lbeir attendance ............... 248
travel and attendance ................ 246
not oteplled to disclose certain mat.
ters .............................. 2V
in examination of claims against New ,
Granada and Costs Ria, ........... 14
may be compelledtoattend before board
of police ......................... VA
who may administer oaths, &e, to,..... 824
perjury by, what shall constitute.......2
accommodations to be provided in Dis-
trictof~oiumbia, ftr&ioedetainedas, 824
depositions of certain, may be take for
e bore military courts ........ 786
befoeo courts-martial and courts of In-
uiry, jdge-advoeate may compel
e attendane of ................. 754
teitimony of Piose residing in the
United States may be taken to be
used n certain suits in ibrelgn coun-
tries, ........... ................. 769
mode of procedure to take ........ 769
penalty if witness does not appear, or
refuses to test*p ................... 760
es and mileage of.... .......... 769
immaksons to . testimany of, i
687 •eren countries In suits in which
648 the United States are interested, how
returned, ...................... 769, 770
Win.ss Fes,
ii prize'cases, bow to'be paid ......... 760
797 W.1, =.sa7a .,
life pension ...................... 850
798 -, Quer sypnce
798 accounts to be settled equitaNy and al-
lowances made ............ 905, 906
807 _r- ,Wilian Mazwdl,
payment to, for mileage...............
Woods, Hem],
account of, to be reopened, ........... 87-1
888 Wole, Thodos D.,
appo,.ted7"eent'afthe
Smithsonian Ta-
888 • ttuton,...................... 81?
-,William, "
ttle to saline lands In iinol, confirmed
888 to .............................. 891, 892
W , Lieutentant .. ;
889 thanks of Congress to, and to the offi.
cam and men of his command, ....... 622
-, oanaderJAw L.,
417a Worthe,
thanks of Congress to ................ 828
Daniel,
877
title to lands in Illinois, conirmed
7 to, ............................... So1
877 tletr to sahe lands in Illinois, confirmed
WtG. .................... 81
500 the, of'the army, provision for, in eaf
of emrene .................... 972
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of mail matter, may be Department.
See Post-Office regulated, &c.,.. 707 Yakamas, (continued.)
reservations may be surveyed into
Wright, Beriuh, lots and assigned ............... 953
invalid pension to, for life............ 858 annuities not to be taken to pay
Writings.. See Stamps. debts of individuals ............ 954
provisions concerning stamps upon, &c., 682, to be given free of cost ...... 954
633, 724 to be withheld from those who
Writs of Error, drink, &c., ardent spirits,... 954
from judgments of the circuit court to tribes to preserve friendly relations, 954
supreme court in copyright and pa- to pay for depredations ....... 954
tent cases, to be allowed without re- to surrender offenders,....... 954
gard to the amount in controver- not to make war but in self-de-
sy, ............................... 180 fence ..................... 954
from the courts in Kansas and in Colo- United States to establish free com-
rado, Dakota, and Nevsda. See these mon schools, provide instructors,
titles. &c .. ........................ 953
the United States may prosecute to the to furnish mills, mechanics,
supreme court, without giving secu- physician, medicine, &c.,... 958
rity for costs, &c.................... 657 to pay salary and furnish house,
costs, how paid ............... 667, 668 &c., to head chief, ....... 958, 954
from state courts to circuit courts, in Kamaakun is head chief ......... 954
actions against officers, for false ar- treaty when to take effect ........ 964
rest, &c............................ 767 signature, ratification, proclamation,
not to be allowed in certain cases,.. 757 &c ... ..................... 956, 966
from circuit court to supreme court,. 757 Yak, Moses,
decision of court of claims against, con-
firmed ........................ 928
Y. Ya con Land Ditrict,
established at, boundaries, &c.......... 244
Yachts, register and receiver at ............. 244
duty upon4.......................... 467 Yanctos,
Yakaeas, appropriations for the,. .6, 57, 232, 238, 528,
appropriations for the, 7, 67, 68, 288, 524, 786 627, 786, 790
Docks,
treaty between the United States and, Yards and
of June 9, 185, preamble, contracting bureau of, established In navy depart-
parties, &c......................... 951 ment, ............................. 510
cession oflands to the United States, 951 officers, &ec.,their salaries ...... 610, 511
boundaries thereof ............ 951 transfer of appropriation for bureau of,. 681
reservation, boundaries ......... 962 appropriation forhbureau of, ... 690, 691, 816
to be set apart, surveyed, &c.,. 952 contingent find of bureau of ......... 751
whites not to reside thereon, salary of civil engineer of bureau of,. 818
unless, &c................ 962 Yates, George,
roads may be run through, - decision of court of claims against, con-
damages to be paid .... 952, 958 firmed, ........................... 922
may be surveyed into lots and - , June,
assigned to Individuals.... 954 pension to, during widowhood ......... 888
Wenatshapam fishery reserved, 954 Young, Brigham,
tribes to settle on reservation within accounts of, for disbursements for In-
a year,. ...................... 952 dian service in Utah, to be exam-
where to remain meanwhile,... 952 ined .............................. 220
rights of fishing and hunting re- -, George,
served to Indians ............... 958 amount of fine for violation of the rev-
payments by the United States,... 958 enue law, remitted to ............. 919
how to be applied .......... 958 -, Merit L.,
President to be informed of payment to, for subsistence to certain
wishes of Indians ......... 968 emigrating Indians ............... 59
remuneration for expenses and improve- -, Thomas,
ments ............................ 952 amount of fine remitted to ............ 919

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