INSOLVENTS—Continued.

Prisoners may be removed for examination, 439, 6.

When to be remanded, 439, 6.

Penalty for false swearing, 439, 8 7.

When parties imprisoned on mesne process to be discharged, 439, ¿ 8.

By whom oath may be administered, 439,

Powers of commissioners, 439, 11.

10.

Absence of certificate to be presumptive evidence of fraud, 373, § 232.

On sale of empty casks, &c., custom house marks to be defaced, 373, § 233.

And certificate cancelled, 373, § 233.

Penalty for obliterating, counterfeiting, altering or defacing custom house marks or certificates,
373, 234.

Powers of the circuit court of the District of Columbia, respecting, 234, § 7.
INSPECTORS-GENERAL.

For neglecting duties in relation to drawback, 321, 8 12.

In certain ports, not to hold any other office in the customs, 323,

23.

To be put on board vessels bound to certain districts, 331, & 69; 377, & 250.

To be put on board, on arrival of vessels, 377, & 250.

To take possession of goods remaining on board after fifteen days, 379, § 257.
Such goods to be stored, 379, 8 257.

Form of storekeeper's receipt, 379, § 257.

Limitation not to extend to vessels with coal or salt, 379, § 258.

Time for unlading enlarged as to certain vessels, 384, 272.

When compensation to be paid by shipmasters, 380, 258.

INSPECTORS OF CUSTOMS—Continued.

Account thereof to be rendered, 380, § 258.

To be appointed on the Mexican frontier, &c., 387, & 294; 400, 353.

To be appointed in certain foreign ports on the route to the Pacific, 389, 300.

INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOATS.

Appointment of, 851, 24.

Inspector of hulls, 851, 2 24.

Inspector of boilers, 851, 24.

To inspect annually the hulls of passenger boats, 851, 25.

To examine that suitable provision is made against fire, 849,

13.

And see that the provisions of the act have been complied with, 851, § 25.

To inspect boilers annually, 851, § 26.

Mode of inspection, 851-2, 26–7.

To ascertain quality of boiler plates, 850, 20.

Defective boilers not to be approved, 852, 27.

Acts of one board not to be annulled by another, 854, 35.

Inspection where no board is established, 854, % 36.

Power to compel attendance of witnesses, 854, ¿ 37.

To suspend or revoke licenses, 854, ¿ 37.

Pay of witnesses, 855, 37.

To report to chief officers of the customs, 855, 38.

Engineers, pilots and mates to aid, 855, 39.

By whom mail steamers to be inspected, 855, % 40.

Supervising inspectors to establish rules for vessels passing each other, 857, 56.
Penalty for giving false certificates, 858, 61.

Penalty for taking illegal fees, &c., 858, 64.

To keep a record, and report semi-annually, 859, § 67.

Their compensation, 859, 68.

To be provided with instruments, 859, 69.

Who to be incompetent to act as, 859, 70.

Supervising inspectors to be appointed, 859, 71.

Masters, engineers and pilots to answer inquiries, 860, § 72.

To prosecute offenders, 860, 8 73.

To report delinquent inspectors, 860, 73.

To supervise local boards, 860, % 74.

To inspect where there is no board, 860, 75.

No inspector to act where he is interested, 860, 75.

To collect information, 860, 76.

And report to the secretary of the treasury, 860, 8 76.

Secretary to prepare and publish interrogatories, 860, 8 77.
And report to congress, 861, 8 77.

INSURRECTION.

Powers of the president, in case of, in a state, 440, § 1; 621, § 17.

Or where the laws of the Union are forcibly obstructed, 440,

2; 621, § 17.

Proclamation to be issued to insurgents to disperse, 440, 3; 622, § 19.
Land and naval forces may be employed, 440, 8 4.

On judgments, 449, 2.

On custom house bonds 382, 266

On balances due by postmasters, 764, 38.

When to be charged on instalments of purehase-money of public lands, 478, ¿ 113; 485, § 152–3
497, 220; 527, 388.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. See Secretary of the Interior.
Organization of, 441, % 1.

Indian agents to remove intruders from lands acquired from the Sacs and Foxes, 488, 176.
INVASION.

President may call out the militia, in case of, 621, % 17.

To be made out in the currency of the place, &c., 361, 2 175

To be presented at time of entry, 362, 179.

Not to extend to goods from a wreck, 362, 179.

When goods may be admitted to entry without, 362, 180.

Importer to give bond to produce, 362, 180.

To be verified by oath of owner, &c., 365, 188.

By whom administered, 365, 188.

Oath, where goods were not acquired by purchase, 365, 189.

Proceedings where invoice is not sworn to, 365, ¿ 191.

Importer to give bond, 365, 191

When goods to be liable to additions and penalties as in case of fraudulent, 366, § 193.
All articles may be included in one, 366, 195.

IOWA.

Additional duty, when appraisement is 10 per cent. above, 369, 213; 371, § 224.

In case of defective invoice, goods to be weighed, &c., at expense of owner, 370, 219

When importer may add to value on the, 371, & 224.

Goods imported with fraudulent, to be forfeited, 409, 386; 414, 8 407.

On suspicion of fraud, collector to take possession, until appraisement, 409, 386
Appraisement not to exclude other proof, 409, § 386.

Packages may be opened and examined, 409, 387; 414, 8 407.

No forfeiture to be incurred in case of accident or mistake, 409, 8 387.

Salt springs granted to the state, 443, % 5.

Not to be sold or leased for more than ten years, 443, § 5.

Five per cent. of the proceeds of lands for public improvements, 443, 5.

Lands of non-residents not to be taxed higher than those of residents, 443, 5.
Bounty lands to be exempt from taxation for three years, 443, 5

District court established, 444, 89.

Clerk, district attorney and marshal, 444, 9-11; 445, § 15.

Divisions for trial of issues, 444,

12.

Where transitory actions to be brought, 445, 13.
Deputy clerks, 445, § 14.

Circuit court powers, 445,

Terms, 445,

17-18.

Land offices, 445-7, 19-28.

16.

Goods may be exported from, to the British provinces, with benefit of drawback, 400, § 354, n.

ISLESBORO'.

Annexed to collection district of Belfast, 592, 19.

JACKSON COURT HOUSE.

Land office at, in Mississippi, 590, 48; 643, 7 36; 644, % 40.

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.

Circuit and district courts of Mississippi, to be held at, 641, 12, 15, 16.

Land office to be kept at, 645, 46.

JACKSON, TENNESSEE.

Pension agency established at, 754, 8 113.

Circuit and district courts to be held at, 864, 29.

Marshals to provide, where use of state prisons is not allowed, 222, 112; 447, 3.
When marshals to provide temporary, 447,

1-2.

Prisoners to be removed, when contagious disease prevails, 811, 5.

Prisoners for debt to be entitled to jail limits, 438, 4.

JAPAN.

Salary of consul-general, at Simoda, 174, 1.

JEFFERSONVILLE.

Land district, in Indiana, 417, 8; 418, 10, 11, 12; 503, 256; 504, 262-3.
Register and receiver, 417,

Sales of lands, 503, 257.

8; 503, 256; 504, ¿ 264.

Office may be removed, 418, 12.

A port of delivery, 420, 24, n.; 456, 7.

Annexed to the district of New Orleans, 420, 24, n.; 456, % 7.

Duties of surveyor, 420, 24, n.; 456, § 7.

JERSEY.

A port of delivery, in New Jersey, 692, 8; 700, § 26.

Surveyor to reside at, 692, & 8; 700, ¿ 26.

His salary, 692, & 8; 700, 26.

Office of surveyor abolished, 700, ¿ 26, n.

JOINDER.

Of several offences in one indictment, when allowed, 223, 117; 273, § 4.
Of several seizures for violation of revenue laws in one suit, 273, § 5

JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

To be approved by the president, 3.

JOURNALS.

Number of, to be printed, 171, & 22, 23, 26; 172, 28.
How distributed, 171, 22, 27; 172, § 29.

Certified copies of, to be evidence, 171, & 24; 267, 15.
Fees for copies of, 171, & 25.

To be exempt from militia service, 619, 2.

Salaries, 448, 4-6; 649, 22; 819, 28, 30, 31.

Allotment of, among the judicial circuits, 125,

To receive certain public documents, 448, 3.

10.

Transfer of causes, where they are interested, &c., 130, & 24; 131, 30.

May arrest, imprison and bail offenders against the laws of the United States, 90, § 1.
Copies of process and recognisances to be returned into clerk's office, 90, 1.

JURISDICTION.

Of the federal courts, 8.

Of the supreme court, 9; 861, 5.

Of the circuit courts, 126-9, & 17-20; 231, 13.

Of the court of claims, 198, % 1.

Of the district courts, 230, 211; 231, 13-15.

Of the circuit court of the District of Columbia, 233,

Of the orphans' court of the District of Columbia, 237,

1; 234, 3; 239, 38; 245, 90-1.
30.

Of the criminal court of the District of Columbia, 240, 48.

Of justices of the peace, in the District of Columbia, 244, 8 84-5.

Of the territorial courts, 452, 3 10; 626, 10; 685, 9; 695, 13; 713, 10; 392, 9; 903, § 9, 12.

What persons to be exempt from serving on juries, 760, 2 8; 761, 8 13.

Special juries to be returned by the marshal, 794, 15.

Jury trials not to be discontinued by lapse of term, 795, 18.

Not to be discharged by expiration of term, in the District of Columbia, 252, § 125.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

May arrest, imprison and bail offenders against the laws of the United States, 90, 1.
Copies of process and recognisances to be returned into clerk's office, 90,

To grant certificate to clerk of district court, 26, 7.

To issue process for seamen's wages, 26,

7.

Appointment of, in the District of Columbia, 244,

Term of office, 244, 84, n.

Their powers and duties, 244, 8 84.

84.

1.

Civil jurisdiction, 244, 84-5.

Judgments to carry interest, 244, 85