628

OREGON-Continued.

Navigable rivers to be public highways, 473, 2.

School lands, 473, ? 3.

Lands for a university, 473, 3.

Public buildings, 473, 3.

Salt springs, 473,

3.

Proceeds of sales of public lands, 474, § 3.

Taxation, 474, 8 3.

Laws of the United States extended to, 474, 8 5.

In the ninth judicial circuit, 111, 1.

Terms of the circuit court, 102,

1; 474, 26.

When district judge to hold circuit court, 474, 8 7.

Special courts, 474, % 8.

Parties may waive jury trial, 474, 8 8.

Deputy-clerks, 474, 9.

Fees of clerks, 474, % 10.

Trial of issues of fact by the court, 475, 8 11.

Appeals and writs of error, 475, % 11.

District court, 475, 12.

Terms, 103, 8; 475, 2 15.

Residence and compensation of officers, 475,

13–14.

Assignment of Indian tribes partly in Washington, 271, 5.

Salary of surveyor-general, 391, 16.

Land laws extended to lands east of Cascade Mountains, 404, 101.
Reclamation of swamp lends, 401, 82-3.

Subdivision of donation claims, 404,

102.

Failure to file notice, when not to work forfeiture, 404, 103.

Additional land office, 475, 16-17.

Compensation of assessor and assistant assessors, 295, 8 22.
Of registers and receivers, 391, 22.

PAINTS.

84.

Duties on imported, 230, 36; 233, 39; 236, 52; 240, 58; 247, 8 72.

PAPERS.

When warrant may issue for the seizure of books and papers, 270, 181.
Penalty for wilful concealment or destruction of such books or papers, 264, 152.

Not to apply to vessels to and from British North America, 380, 376.
Duties on receipts of railroads, &c., 358, 281.

What to be deemed contiguous territory within the passenger act, 476,

1.

Vessels to and from the Pacific, via Mexico and Central America, 476,
Three copies of inspector's certificates to be given, 476, 3.

2.

One to be posted, 476, 3.

Passenger list to be open to inspection, 476, % 4.

To be sworn to, 476, 4.

Penalty for neglect, 476, 4.

Passenger lists to be delivered to consuls in Mexico and Central America, 476, 5.
Penalty for neglect, 476, 5.

Penalty for presenting false passenger list, 476, % 6.

Passenger laws to be printed, 477, 8 7.

And posted in passenger vessels, 477, 8 7.

Penalty for neglect, 477, 7.

Appropriation of penalties, 477, § 8.

Proprietors may furnish their own stamps, 372, § 337.

How cancelled, 372, 337.

Penalty for neglect, 372, 337.

Penalty for counterfeiting stamps, 372, 337.

Discount on proprietary stamps, 374, 342.

Not to be sold without stamp, 375, 346.

Penalty for removing stamp with fraudulent intent, 375, 347.

Penalty for selling without stamp, 375, 346; 377, § 355.

Penalty for evading stamp duty, 375, § 348.

All dealers to be deemed manufacturers, 376, 350.

If intended for exportation, may be manufactured in bonded warehouses, 375, 8 349.
Bonds, 375,

349.

Removal for exportation, 375, 349.

Materials may be removed thither, 375, 349.

Superintendence of labor, 376, 349.

PATENT OFFICE. See Commissioner of Patents.

Examiners-in-chief, 479, & 11.

Their duties, 479, 11.

Appeals to the commissioner, 479, 8 11.

Appeals to examiners-in-chief, 479, 12.

Additional examiners, 477, 4; 478, 8 8.

Fees, 478, 6; 480,

20.

Act for appointment of agents repealed, 477, 8 3.

Expenses not to exceed receipts, 477, 8 4.

Salaries of officers, 477, 1.

Printing of report of, regulated, 512, ? 2.

Rooms to be rented for the transaction of business, 478, 9.

Moneys to be paid into the treasury, without abatement, 478, 9.

Applications not completed within two years to be considered abandoned, 480, ? 15.
Notice of applications for extensions, 480, 15.

Term of patents, 480, 16.

Extensions prohibited, 480, % 16.

Renewal of oath dispensed with, 480, 17.

Date of patents, 480,

18.

To be void on non-payment of patent fee within six months, 480, 18.

Of assistant surgeons, 445,

106.
107.
108-9.

91.
88, 97.

Of paymasters, 445, 110.
Of assistant paymasters, 443,
Of paymasters' clerks, 443,

Of professors of mathematics, 446, 111.

Of engineers in the navy, 448, 135.

Of warrant officers, 448, 134; 446, 112.

Of chiefs of bureaus, 446-7, 2 113, 119.

Of officers on reserved list, 446, 8 116.

Of clerks of yards, 447, 117; 448, 140.

Of commandants' clerks, 447, 117-18.

Of commanders' secretaries, 447, 120.
Of admiral, 448,

138.

Of vice-admiral, 434, 30.

Settlement of accounts of paymasters in the army, 26, § 5.

Number of, in the army, 38, 15.

PAYMASTERS' CLERKS.

Classification of, 443, 97.

What paymasters and assistant paymasters to be allowed clerks, 443-4, 96-7.
Pay of, at navy yards, 443,

88.

Compensation of, in the army, 38, 15, n.

Limitation of suits for penalties under the revenue laws repealed, 210,

3.

Remission of, in certain cases, 263, 144; 266, 159; 269, 176; 278,2 16,
Vessels to be liable for, under the revenue laws, 268, 169.

Distribution of, under the revenue laws, 269, 174; 270, 180.

PENCILS.

Duties on imported, 232, 39; 240, 58; 248, § 72.

PENITENTIARY.

When prisoners convicted by courts martial may be sentenced to, 46, 8 88; 47, & 91.
Others to be discharged, 46, 89.

Mode of discharge, 46, 90.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Printed instructions to be furnished without charge, 484, 13.
Declarations of claimants of pensions, 485, 19.

Investigation of attempted frauds, 485, 20.

Limitation of pension claims, 485, 21; 487, § 39.

Act of 1862 to extend to all cases, 488, 43.

Act of 1866 not to affect existing rights, 488, 245.

Act of 1865 not to affect pending applications, 488, 46.
All pensioners to be on the same footing, 489, 54.

Pensions not to be assignable, 490, 60.

Nor liable to attachment, 490, 61.

Oath of attorneys, 490, 60.

Penalty for presenting fraudulent power of attorney, 490,

61.

Failure to claim pension, to be presumptive evidence of its termination, 491, % 63.

Special pensions to be subject to the pension laws, 491, 2 65.

Invalid military and naval pensions, 483, 7; 484, 14, 16; 485, 26; 487, 36; 488, 41.
Surgeons to be appointed to examine invalids, 484, 12.

Acting assistant and contract surgeons to be entitled to pensions, 486, § 29.
Rights of heirs, 487, 32.

No pension to be granted, unless for disability incurred in the line of duty, 489, 49.
When certain pensions to commence, 491,

REVOLUTIONARY.

Revolutionary pensions increased, 482, 2.

64.

Pensions not to be granted to children, &c., of revolutionary soldier, unless claim established
in his lifetime, 482, 1.

In case of death, or marriage of widow, to be paid to children, 490, § 55.

Widows and children of certain officers, &c., to receive pensions, 486, 30.

When widow not to be entitled to pension for children, 487,

Children's pensions increased, 488, 42.

37.

Order of precedence among relatives, 489, 48.

Rights of children by former wife, 489, 50.

Increased pension to be paid, though children be inmates of charitable institutions, 489, 51.