In case of disability, any other circuit judge may hold the court, 117, ¿ 21.
Retransfer of causes may be ordered, 117, 22.

How tried, 117, ? 22.

Who to be deemed, 118, 1.

Civil rights and obligations of, 118, 1.

Penalty for depriving any citizen of his civil rights, by reason of color or race, 118, § 2.
Jurisdiction of the federal courts, 19, % 3.

How exercised, 119, ? 3.

Duties of district attorneys, marshals, &c., 119, 8 4.

Commissioners to be appointed, 119, 4.

Their powers and duties, 119, 24.

Execution of process, 119, 5.

Running of process, 120,

5.

Penalty for obstructing execution of process, 120, 8 6.

Fees of officers, 120, % 7.

When special courts to be held, 120, 8 8.

Civil rights to be enforced by military power, 120, % 9.
Appeals, 120, 10.

Forfeiture for attempting to depart without clearance, 279,

Clearances may be refused, on suspicion that goods are destined for a rebel port, 278, 19.

19.

Collector may require bond that goods shall not be used to aid insurgents, 279, 20.

Who to be deemed coal-oil distillers, 348, 224.

To be deemed manufacturers, 356, 277.

COASTING TRADE.

Certain enrolled and licensed vessels may engage in the coasting trade, on the northern frontier,
&c., 122, 1.

When enrolment and license of vessels on the western waters, to be granted, 122, § 2.

Penalty for fraudulent transhipment of goods, 122, 3; 426, 8.

Sea stores purchased in the British provinces, to be reported, 122, % 4.

If in excess, to be liable to duty, 123, & 4.

Penalties and forfeitures, 123, & 4.

Saloon stores to be liable to duty, 123, & 4.

Equipments purchased abroad to be entered, and pay duty, 123, 5.

If obtained through necessity, duty to be refunded, 123, 5.

License and enrolment to be withheld, until duties are paid, 123, 5.

Goods transported from one domestic port to another, to be unladen in open day, 123, 6.
Unless by special license, 123, ? 6.

Masters of coasting vessels on the northern frontier, to file manifests, 229, 26.

To report at other ports, 229, § 26.

Penalty for neglect, 229,

COAST SURVEY.

26.

To render monthly accounts, with estimates, in certain districts, 225, 8 2.

To furnish blank manifests and clearances, in certain districts, 229, 8 27.
When to take possession of goods remaining on board of vessels, 261, 127.
To report seizures to solicitor of the treasury, 264, 147.

Decision of, as to rate and amount of duties, when final, 256, 106.
Decision of, as to costs and charges, when conclusive, 257, 107.
Deputies may be clothed with the powers of their principals, 227,

11.

In suits against, for duties illegally exacted, bill of particulars to be furnished, 262, 135.
To report violations of law to district attorneys, 268, 168.

Power to administer oaths, 309, 64.

Who to act as collector in case of vacancy, 306, 55.

Secretary to designate, to discharge duties relating to exports, 296, 27.

Not to be detailed to perform duties of others, 296, 28.

Power of supervisors, to suspend, 296, 28.

Action of commissioner thereon, 296, 28.

Certain collectors to render monthly accounts, 296, 8 29.

To be charged with tax-paid liquor stamps, 326,

Commissions thereon, 326, 129.

Other stamps, 326, 129.

COLLEGES.

129.

State government to be formed, 126, § 1.

Boundaries, 127, 2.

Conditions of the constitution, 127, 3.

Slavery prohibited, 127, 3.

Religious freedom, 127, 8 3.

Public lands, 127, % 4.

Representation in congress, 127, 8 4.

School lands, 127, 5.

Lands for public buildings, 127, 8 6.

Lands for penitentiary, 127, 87.

Five per cent. of proceeds of lands for improvements, 127, 8.

Laws of the United States extended to, 127, 89.

Judicial district, 127, 9.

Salary, 29, 2.

Duties of, 29, 8 3.

Franking privilege, 29, 3.

COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.

To approve bonds of revenue officers, 226, 8 7.

COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Schedule of California archives to be transmitted to, 109, 8 35.
To decide appeals between settlers, 392, % 24.

COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION.
Appointment of, 223, % 1.

Term of office, 223, 2 1.

Power to make general regulations, 290,
Supervisors of internal revenue, 290,
Detectives, 291, 12; 313, % 84.

10.

11.

Internal revenue storekeepers, 291, 13.
Gaugers, 292, 14.

To have charge of real estate purchased for the government, 313, 83.
Sales thereof, 313,

83.

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.

Salary of, 477, ? 1.

To restore or otherwise dispose of models of rejected applications, 477, § 2.
May require papers to be printed, 477, § 5.

His jurisdiction over patent-agents, 477, 8 5.

To establish rules for taking depositions, 478, 10.

Appeals to, from examiners-in-chief, 479, 11.

To rent rooms for the transaction of business, 478, 9.

Report of expenditures, 478, % 9.

COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.

To appoint surgeons to examine invalids, 484, ? 12.

To furnish printed instructions without charge, 484, 13.

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

To keep free from obstruction, streets improved by the United States, 526, ¿ 1.

To give permits for laying gas-pipes, &c., therein, 526, § 1.

Office of, abolished, and duties transferred to chief engineer of the army, 527, § 3.

COMMISSIONERS.

To have power to take surety of the peace and for good behavior, 56, 1.

To have jurisdiction of cases of desertion by seamen, 130, 1.

To be appointed, to enforce the civil rights bill, 119, 8 4.

Their powers and duties, 119,

4.

May appoint persons to serve process, 119, 5.

COMMITTEES.

Powers of, in the District of Columbia, 189, 116.
Former Dayments to be valid, 189, 117.