Indian country, laws against depredations com-
mitted on mails extended to.............796
Indian department, appropriation for current

and contingent expenses of, and for ful-
filling treaty stipulations with various In-
dian tribes for the year ending June 30,
1873...........
741-750

no part, either of money or goods, to be paid
to tribes at war with the United States, 749
superintendents, agents, sub-agents, clerks,
interpreters
.741
services of superintendents and agents to be
dispensed with when practicable.......741
same person, when possible, to perform
duties of two agencies or superintend
encies for one salary...
vaccination and vaccine matter............ 741
buildings, agencies, and repairs......... .741
contingencies
741

.........

.:741

Indian department-Continued.

interest on trust-fund stocks belonging to
the-

749

....749

Kaskaskias, Weas, Peorias, and Pianke-

contingent expenses of trust funds........
Secretary of the Interior to investigate and

report upon the civilization of the Indian
tribes........

.........749
to submit to Congress a plan for equitably
extinguishing certain claims for annui
ties, &c...........
.........749
to negotiate with the Southern Cheyennes
and Arapahoes for the release of land
ceded to them, and for what consider.
ation..........
750
to prepare rules, &c., for presenting
claims for depredations by Indians, 750
claims to be investigated, &c.... ...... 750
no payment to be made without a spe-
cific appropriation.......
750
nothing to be paid to hostile tribes........749
removal of Flatheads to Jocko reserva-
tion.........
.749
purchase of goods and supplies in lieu of
those lost, &c..........
treaty payments to Wyandotte Indians... 749
to place the Peorias, Kaskaskias, Weas, and
Piankeshaws in their new homes........749
removal of Chippewas to White Earth Lake
reservation, and subsistence thereon...750
civilization of Indians on White Earth reser-
vation.....
......750
Otter Tail band of Pillagers to settle
thereon.......
....750
balance of former appropriation for indus-
trial schools, how to be applied......... 750
expenses of general council of Cherokees,

749

.746

...746
746

Delawares...

Iowas

.741, 746

746

746

......749
...749

746

.745

Ottawas and Chippewas............... 749
Pottawatomies......

749

741, 745, 747
747-748
.741, 747

749

.749
..... 749
the appropriation for the Apaches to be ex-
pended only on those who remain on
reservation and refrain from hostili-
ties
.......741
the cash value of the share of any Kickapoo
Indian in the trust funds of the tribes to
be ascertained and paid to such In-
dian.........
.744
no part to minor children until, &c....744
allotments of land to Winnebago Indians,

lawful residents of Minnesota......... 748
minor children of Sophia Foyles........748
survey of Indian reserves

748
of exterior boundaries of Indian reserva-
tions, &c.
..748
no part for those of the Choctaws, Semi-
noles, Creeks, or Cherokees, without
their consent ...................................
.748
of Grand Ronde reservation.............. 748
Indian commission.......
..748
continued with former powers and
duties......
748
any commissioner may investigate con-
tracts and accounts, &c., and have
access to books and papers......... 749
such examination not to be a prerequi-
site of payment
749
Indians on the Uintah Valley reserva-
tion
749
delivery of annuities, &c., to Indians in
Minnesota and Michigan
749
irrigating canal on Colorado reservation in
Arizona.
building at New Boggy Depot, Indian Terri-
tory, for Choctaw, &c., agency..........749
interest on trust-fund stocks belonging to

not to be paid without specific appropri
ation......
750
Indian office, appropriation for expenses of
the..........
.....710
Indian reservations, appropriation for survey
of.......
..... 748
no part of, for those of Choctaws, Semi-
noles, Creeks, or Cherokees, without their
consent.......
..748
Indian scouts, appropriation for........... 774
Indian territory, post roads established in, 720
appropriation for completion of survey of
certain public lands in.......................... 809-810
laws against depredations on mails extended
...... 796
Indianola, Texas, certain imported merchar
dise, withdrawn for exportation to certa n
places in Mexico, to pass through, as well
as through Lavaca....
.703
Indianapolis, Indiana, addition to public build-
ing in, for courts and public offices, 697
limit to cost...........
.....698

to......

749

749

749

...................... 144

749

no money to be expended until, &c......698
appropriation therefor........

.808

Chippewas......

Indians, act regulating the mode of making
private contracts with.....
.730
certain private agreements with, not to be
made except, &c........
.....730
agreements to be in writing and in dupli-

cate..........

how executed and approved.........
to contain and state what...

780

.730

730

.......731

to have a limited time to run............731
not to be assignable unless, &c..........731
judge before whom contract is executed
to certify officially................ .731
made in violation hereof to be void....731
money paid thereunder may be recov-
ered, and how, &c.............
fine and imprisonment..................781
district attorneys to prosecute....
penalty upon persons in the employ
of the United States for violation
hereof.........
....731
moneys due from the United States under
such agreement, how and to whom to
be paid.
..........731
no part to agent, except, &c.............731
commissioners to inquire into depredations
committed by, upon the frontiers of
Texas.......
...822

Indictments-see Criminal Causes.

de nurrers to, &c., in Federal courts, when
overruled, what judgment to be en-
tered....
......738

........

in courts of the United States, not to be
affected by defects in matters of form
only.....
......753
Industrial schools among Indian tribes, bal-
ance of appropriations for, how to be
applied......
....750
Informers, law permitting moieties to, in
internal revenue cases repealed.........773
granting to, under Post Office act...786, 798
Injunctions, rules respecting the granting of,
in courts of the United States.....
no justice of the Supreme Court to hear or
allow an application for, except, &c...752
Inland mails, appropriation for the transporta-
......753

752

tion of.......
Insane-see Government Hospital for the
Insane.

appropriation for support of the............810
Insane volunteer soldiers, transportation for,

.765

Insulators in telegraphy, customs duty on,
from August 1, 1872.....
Interest in suits for balances due the Post
Office Department to be recovered at the
rate of six per cent. per annum.........797
Interest on trust-fund stocks belonging to

various Indian tribes, appropriation for
payment of......
.749
Interior Department, deficiency appropriation
for........
.....728

'disbursing clerk of, to disburse moneys for

Capitol extension and grounds.......729
compensation therefor......
Internal revenue, appropriation for pay of
collectors, assessors, &c., of.............707
net pay of collectors, not to exceed $4,500
each.....
.......... 707
.....707

dies, paper, and stamps....
detection and punishment of persons guilty
of violation of internal revenue laws, 707
employment of persons to aid in collecting
money belonging to, and withheld from
the United States........ .............707

act imposing tax upon distilled spirits and
tobacco amended......
.767-774
distilled spirits in distillery bonded ware-
house, when, &c., may be with-
drawn........

..........767
part of the special tax paid by distillers
may be refunded, if, &c....
......... 767
changes, or additions may be required in
distilling apparatus, locks, seals, &c.,767
bond of distiller......
............767
assessor with assistant to make surveys
of distilleries at the expense of the
United States and estimate their
capacity......
.....767
report in triplicate, to be sent to
whom
..767

what quantity of mash, &c., to repre-
sent a bushel of grain or gallon of
molasses........
......767

other surveys and reports to be made,

if, &c...................................... .............767

distiller not to commence, &c., business
without giving bond.
767
nor engage in distilling on premises
less than six hundred feet in a di-
rect line from premises used for
rectifying........
......767
rules to be made respecting involuntary
suspensions of work in distilleries... 767
changes may be made in stamps for to-
bacco, snuffs, cigars, distilled spirits,
and fermented liquors, and in the
mode of attaching, canceling, &c....767
tax upon wines, or compounds known as

wine, not made from grapes, &c...768
special stamps to be made denoting the
tax thereon
.......... 768
penalty for counterfeiting... 768
absence of stamp from bottle, &c., to be
prima facie evidence that tax is not
paid....
.....768

ten supervisors of internal revenue author-
ized

appointment, &c., of........
....768
drawback upon distilled spirits exported,768
to include what, and when due and pay-
able.......
....768

rules and regulations....
limit to amount of.........
entry for exportation....

t.........

to specify what.
bill of lading.....

.768

...... 768

..768

.768
.768

lading on board, when to take place, 768
casks, &c., to be inspected, &c.......... 768
return of inspection, &c., to be made, 768
distilled spirits may be withdrawn under

bond by owner from warehouse for
exportation in original casks, in certain
quantities, without payment of tax, 768
how to be marked and stamped before
removal......
.................. 768
permit for removal and transportation to
state what...
............. 768
shipments over bonded routes.......... .768
collector of port to receive spirits, &c., 768
penalty for fraud in claim for drawback, 768
for aiding, &c., in such fraud.............768
for fraudulently aiding in fraudulent

exchange in spirits shipped........ 768
ship to be forfeited.......
....769
for intentionally relanding within the
United States or receiving spirits
shipped for exportation, or for aiding
therein.......
...........769

bond in cases of distilleries sold in favor of
the United States......

obligor may operate distillery during,
&c.........
.769
assessor to determine each month whether
distiller has accounted for all spirits
produced by him..............
.....769

if quantity reported is less than, &c., dis-
tiller to be assessed for the deficiency,
and at what rate.....
.769
fifty-six pounds of grain to be a bushel, 769

Internal revenue-Continued.
assessor to determine, &c.-

.........

if distiller has used grain, &c., in excess,
&c. .........
769
if he has not accounted for all spirits
produced, &c ......
.......... 769
actual product to be assumed to be not
less than, &c...
assessments to be a lien upon, &c......... 769
certain taxes upon distillers, &c., repealed, 769
books to be kept in same form........ 769
who to be regarded as a wholesale dealer in

.769

malt liquors, and not a wholesale liquor
dealer, and special tax..................769
retail dealer in malt liquor and special
....769
refining, &c., of spirits in, &c., not prohib-
ited......
.769
internal revenue gaugers to be paid by fees
after, &c
.769

gaugers and storekeepers to be paid
monthly....

.......769

tax-paid stamps for restamping of distilled
spirits......
.......769
fermented liquors, provisions of internal
revenue law concerning........... 769-771
brewers, before commencing business, to

give written notice to the assistant
........769
769

assessor..

notice to state what.......

to execute a bond and renew the same
each year
.769
conditions of bond..
.769
not to pay a special tax as a wholesale
dealer, by reason of, &c. ............769
tax upon beer, lager-beer, ale, porter, and
other similar fermented liquors ...769
by whom to be paid.................
...... 769
fractional parts of a barrel, and how to be
accounted.......
.......769
what to make a hogshead............... 769
persons owning or occupying breweries,
&c., to make entries daily in books
kept for the purpose, of the kind of
malt liquors made, the estimated
quantity produced, and the actual
quantity sold or removed...........769
to render monthly written statement to
assessor under oath......... ...769
duplicate to collector....... ......... 770
books to be open to inspection.......770
entries to be verified monthly by the oath
of the persons making them.....770
oath to be written and how certi-
fied..........
..............770
of owners, &c., if, &c.. ........ 770
penalty upon brewers for neglecting to keep
books, &c.........

.......

.770

upon owners, &c., of breweries, &c.,

for evading payment of tax...... 770
for fraudulently neglecting, &c., to do
what the law requires.................770
for intentionally making false entries,
&c.........
........ 770
liquors, &c., to be forfeited.........770
fine and imprisonment...............770
stamps for payment of tax upon fermented
liquors......
.....770

for permits to remove liquors......... 770
collectors to keep a supply of stamps and
deliver the same to the brewers of their
district only.

.770
account to be kept.....
...... 770
deduction upon sales to brewers.....770
commissions of collectors and assess-

ors..........

.770
brewers to obtain stamps from collector of
their district and affix the proper one to
the tap of each barrel, &c., when sold,
&c., and cancel the same..... ...........................
..... 770
penalty for refusal or neglect............770
for selling, &c., any barrel, &c., without
proper stamp affixed, or with false
stamp thereon......
.......... 770
for withdrawing fermented liquor from
any barrel, &c., without defacing
stamp, or from barrel, &c., that has no
stamp, or a false one..
770
for making, &c., counterfeit stamps, 770

Internal revenue-Continued.
fermented liquors, &c.-

stamps in cases of retail sales at brew.
ery.
..........770
brewers may remove certain malt liquors

in certain quantities under permit
from collector, from brewery to their
warehouse, for storage, or for sale in
bulk, without affixing stamp.......770
such liquors to be stamped when

removed from warehouse........
.......... 770
stamps to be procured where......... 770
mode of affixing and of cancella-
tion
.....770
removal and sale of sour or damaged fer-
mented liquor........
..... 770
brewers to brand each barrel, &c., of fer-
mented liquors before sold or re-
moved........
.........770
penalty for intentionally defacing, &c.,
marks......
770
brewers purchasing fermented liquors of
other brewers, may furnish their own
vessels branded and stamped......770
stamps, by whom and how to be affixed
and canceled........... ...........771
may have permit from collector to con-
duct their business in another place,
if, &c...........
.771
tax on certain unfermented worts to be
paid by purchaser................... 771
sale of, subject to regulation..........771
ownership or possession of fermented
liquors after sale or removal from
brewery, &c., except, &c., if tax is
not paid, to make the same liable to
forfeiture....
....771
absence of stamp to be evidence that
tax is not paid.......
....771
penalty upon persons other than owners,

&c., for intentionally removing, &c.,
stamp from barrel, &c...............
..771
for unlawfully, &c., carrying on the
business of bottling beer, &c......771
tobacco, snuff, and cigars, provisions of
the internal revenue law concerning,
771-773

tax upon chewing and smoking.........771
special tax upon dealers in leat tobacco,
except, &c., and who to be deemed
such dealers.......
.........771
payment of such tax not to exempt,
&c........

..771

farmers, &c., not to pay, for, &c....771
to pay, if, &c.........
......771

to furnish on demand, statement
under oath of sales of leaf to-
bacco, &c...
.........771

penalty for willfully refusing, &c., or
knowingly making false state-
..........771

ments.
dealers in leaf tobacco to sell only to
whom.......
.771
special tax on retail dealers in leaf to-
bacco, and who to be deemed such
retail dealers.......
.........771
purchases and sales to be entered daily
in a book.......
...... 771
special tax on dealers in tobacco, and
who to be deemed such dealers... 771
who not to pay special tax as such
dealers
..........771
special tax upon manufacturers of tobacco,
and who to be deemed such.........771
upon manufacturers of cigars, and who
to be deemed sucb........ ....771

no special tax receipt to be issued to,
until he has given bond..............771
cigar-makers, who to be deemed...........771
to cause their name and residence to be
registered
.....771

Internal revenue-Continued.
peddlers of tobacco-

before commencing business to give the
collector a statement of his residence,
&c. .........

.771
bond and conditions......
.........772
traveling with wagon, to keep in a con-
spicuous place on wagon a sign.......772
to obtain certificate from collector and
exhibit the same on demand to, &c.,772
if peddler refuses to exhibit receipt,
officer may seize wagon, &c...........772
assessor after notice, &c., may direct a
forfeiture, and order collector to sell
the property forfeited...
proceeds of sale
special taxes, when due........ ......772
penalty for peddling tobacco, &c., without

.....

..772

..772

having given bond, &c.......... .772
for selling tobacco, &c., unlawfully...772
for having in possession internal revenue

stamps removed from boxes, &c. ....772
for not having sign affixed to wagon...772
if manufacturers of tobacco, &c., shall sell
any tobacco, &c., without the use of proper
stamps, assessor within two years to esti-
mate the amount of tax omitted to be paid,
and assess the same.........
.....772
manufactured tobacco, how to be put up
and prepared for sale........ .............772
fine-cut, shorts, &c., may be sold in bulk
without tax to, &c..
............772

wood and other materials may be used for
packing, &c.......
.........772

additional sureties may from time to time be

required of manufacturers of tobacco.772
penal sum of bond not to be over $20,000,
except, &c.........
stamps for tobacco, &c., sold under dis-

772

traint, or forfeited........ ..............772
collectors using, &c., such stamps to be
allowed a credit therefor......... .....772
proceedings when forfeited, &c., tobacco,
offered for sale will not bring a price equal
to the tax.....
......772
when stamped boxes, &c., containing to-
bacco, &c., are emptied, stamps thereon
to be destroyed.....
.............772
penalty for unlawful acts in reference to
such stamps...
.........772
manufactured tobacco, &c., intended for
immediate exportation, after, &c., may
be removed from manufactory in bond,
under certain rules, without affixing
stamps thereon......
..772
before removal to have stamps affixed in-
dicating intent of immediate export-
ation........

..772

......

but not for a less sum than fifty dollars,
or except, &c...
773
tobacco, &c., now in export bonded ware-
house to be subject to what tax after
July 1, 1872, and to be withdrawn with-
in, &c.......
..........773
remaining more than six months, to be
forfeited and sold.......
.773
penalty for affixing certain stamps to box
containing cigars, &c....................773
for manufacturing or dealing in tobacco
without having paid a special tax there-
for........
.773
when a stamped box containing cigars, &c.,
is emptied, the person having said box
must destroy the stamps thereon.....773
penalty..........
.......773
collectors from whose district distilled spirits
are shipped in bond to render an ac-
count monthly............ .............773

.773

Internal revenue-Continued.
repeal of tax on gas made of coal.........773
of all taxes named in schedule B, except
tax of two cents on bank checks, &c., 773
provision as to certain mortgages..
.... 773
instruments without any stamp, or with
insufficient stamps.......
taxes imposed upon deposits, capital, &c.,
of banks, or persons, &c., engaged in
banking, to be paid semi-annually, 773
to be calculated at the rate per month as
before prescribed..........
773
words "capital employed" not to include,
&c.......
...773

manufacturers, &c., remitted, &c...774
no further assessment to be made ......774
internal revenue districts to be reduced to
not over eighty in number, before Jan-
uary 1, 1873........
..........774
assessor and collector for each new district
to give bond.......
.....774
number of assistant assessors, &c., to be
reduced

...................

...774
report to Congress....
......774
suits to recover money wrongfully collected
for internal taxes, or penalties, to be
brought within two years after, &c.....774
claims for refunding tax, &c., to be pre-

sented within two years, &c. ..............774
actions on claims accruing prior to the
passage of this act, to be brought within
one year...
.....774
no right of action revived hereby...........774
interual revenue laws in force after the
passage of this act, to be revised and
prepared for publication........ ......774
number of copies, and how distributed, 774
when act takes effect.
....774
regulations in consequence of changes...774
Internal Revenue Bureau, number of clerks
and employés in, to be reduced, &c.....774
Internal revenue districts to be reduced to
not exceeding eighty in number before
January 1, 1873......
.........774
two or more districts may be united......774
collector and assessor to be desiguated for
each new district
.774
to give bond.........
.........774
Internal revenue laws in force to be revised

.......

and prepared for publication.............774
to be printed by Congressional Printer...774
number of copies, and how distributed...774
Internal revenue tax upon canned meats, &c.,
repealed......
..695

collection of, in first collection district of
Illinois may be suspended..............701
upon distilled spirits in bond destroyed by
casualty may be abated or repaid....740
if insured, &c.
.......740
judgments of Court of Claims for captured
or abandoned cotton to be paid without
deduction of........
..........814
International exposition of agriculture, in-
dustry, and fine arts, to be held at
Vienna, in 1873, President may appoint
agents to represent the United States at
the.........
...820
Government to incur no expense thereby, 820
International Ocean Telegraph Company may
preempt certain public lands in Florida
for stations
..........760
but only the smallest fractional sub-
division
.....760
International penitentiary congress, appropri-
ation for commissioners to, at London, 813

-

International statistical congress, appropria-
tion for commissioners to, at St. Peters-
burg
......813
Interpreters to legations, &c., appropriation
for........
782-733
at Constantinople, to do duty of secretary of
legation......
......... 733
Intoxicating liquors, clause forever prohibit-
ing the sale of, to be inserted in all patents
of land scld in certain Indian reser-
vations.........
821
Invalid pensions, appropriations for.........694
Inventories to be made annually of the pub
lic property in the public buildings and
grounds
...761

by Postmaster General of all public property
in his charge, except, &c......... .784
Iowa, post roads established in....692, 720, 818
representation of, in Congress according to
the ninth census..
....... 692
selections of swamp lands in certain coun-
ties in, to be received, &c................. 696
appropriations for office of surveyor gen-
eral in..
...710, 809

Iowas, appropriation for the.........

time for holding circuit court in, estab-
lished.......
....730
corporators of the centennial board of
finance from......
755
744
for payment of the interest on trust fund
of.........
.749
Iron, customs duty on, from August 1,
1872........
.765
Iron steam ice-boats, certain, exempted from
inspection
.......693
Irrigating canal, appropriation for, on the
Colorado reservation in Arizona......749
Isadora, the British brig, an American regis-
ter to issue to.......
...696
Italy, extraordinary expenses of United States
minister to..............................................
....726

J.

appropriations for diplomatic intercourse
with
732-733
for rent of prison for American convicts
.........733
Jardine, William C., may make application for
patent for, &c.........
.702
patent to issue to, if, &c..........
Jefferson county, Ohio, condemned cannon to
Monumental Association of...............702
John Russell Lowell Encampment, G. A. R.,

.........

............ 702

of Boston, Massachusetts, condemned can-
non, &c., to be furnished.................. 804
Johnson, Commander A. W., to be restored

to his original place on Navy list.......740
Johnson, Commander P. C., to be restored to
his original place on Navy list...........740
Judicial, &c., expenses of the Government,
appropriation for............. ....704-713
(See Legislative, &c., Expenses.)
Julia, the pleasure yacht, formerly the William
M. Tweed.
Jurors of United States courts, punishment
for corruptly, or by force, or threats, &c.,
endeavoring to influence, &c., in the dis-
charge of their duty.........
.....816
for attempting to influence in a matter
pending before the jury, by, &c.........816

.699

practice in criminal causes...... .........
practice in equity cases when there are
absent defendants.....
....753
discharge of poor convicts sentenced by
United States courts.......
....753
punishment for corruptly, &c., obstructing
or attempting to obstruct the administra
tion of, in courts of the United States, 816
(See Jurors, &c.)

J. W. Parish & Co., claim of, against the
United States may be heard, &c., by
the Court of Claims.......
752

K.

Kane county, Illinois, condemned cannon,
&c., to Soldiers' Monument Association
of.............
....804
Kansas, representation of, in Congress accord-
ing to the ninth census....
.......692
act for the relief of settlers on Osage Indian
lands in........
....715
certain Cherokee lands in, to be surveyed
and offered for sale......
............718
appropriations for office of surveyor gen-
eral in.........
.710, 809
to reimburse amount reported by com-
sioners as due to, for certain expenses
incurred, &c., in the suppression of the
rebellion......
...805
appropriation for survey of public lands
....809

in.......

post roads established in......... 720-721, 818

certain certificates issued for fortification
purposes in Lawrence, &c., to be paid,730
time for holding circuit court in, estab-
lished...............
.730
"northwestern" land district in, estab
lished........
.738

corporators of centennial board of finance
from
..... 755
certain lands in, ceded to the United States
by the Quapaw Indians, open to entry
and preemption........
......... 764
one half section to Samuel G. Vallier, 764
tracts, part on the Quapaw strip and part

on the Government strip............... 764
term of circuit and district court in, to be
held at Leavenworth.......... ..........801
part of reservation of the Otoe and Missouria
Indians in, to be separated and surveyed,
if, &c.........

Kansas Indians, unsold lands of, in Kansas,
to be appraised and sold......... 713
mode of appraisement and sale.........
......713
proceeds of sales, how applied................. .... 713
bona fide settlers, &c., may purchase what
amounts, and at what price......... .713
provision for the sale of occupied lands
after, &c...........
.713

........

..713

of unoccupied lands.......
of lands remaining unsold, after, &c...713
diminished reserve of, to be appraised and
.......713

sold.......
mode of appraisement and sale......... 713
proceeds of sales..........
714
adult members of the tribe desiring to remain
upon reservation may receive patents for
their allotment, exempt, &c... .714
appropriation for the.......
...744

may be settled on the reservation of the
Great and Little Osage Indians......... 764
Kapus, William, in adjusting accounts of,
allowance to be made for pay of Charles
H. Pierce.......
...814

......810

Kendall Green, appropriation to purchase
estate known as........
Kennebec arsenal, appropriation for.........812
Kentucky, representation of, in Congress

813

according to the ninth census...........................
......692
post roads established in.........692, 720, 818
corporators of centennial board of finance
from
..........755
proper claims of, for expenses of State
forces used in suppressing the rebellion
to be examined, settled, and paid...805
to be had and made upon what condi-
tion......... .................................................. 805
appropriation
...805
Key West, Florida, appropriation for naval
station at........
Kickapoos, appropriation for the..............744
cash value of share of funds of any, who
has become a citizen to be paid to
him........
.744
no part to minor children until, &c.....744
Kiowas, appropriation for the..................741
Kittery, Maine, appropriations for navy-yard
..........734, 735, 736
Klamaths, appropriation for the... ....744
Knowlton, John C., appropriation for pay.
ment to, for services....
Knoxville, Tennessee, appropriation for cus-
tom-house at..........
727

Laboratory, naval, at New York, appropria-
tion for............. ........................... ...............
......735
Laborers in navy-yards to be employed with
reference to skill and efficiency, &c....734
Lager-beer, internal tax upon............ 769-771
by whom to be paid.....
769

Lake Champlain, appropriation for survey
of.........

811
Lake Saint Croix, West Wisconsin Railway
Company may maintain the bridge across,
at the city of Hudson, &c.......... .724
Lake Winnebagoshish Indians, appropriation
for the
....742
Land districts, when new, are made by, &c.,
business in the original districts to be
done without change until the new dis-
tricts are opened by public announce-
ment.........
........751

certain sales of land heretofore made con-
firmed...........
..........751
Land maps, appropriation for continuation of
810
system of......
Land Office, deficiency appropriation for
the.........
728
Land warrants of any soldier or sailor, pen-
alty upon claim agents or attorneys for
unlawfully retaining or refusing to de-
liver........
......... 731
Lands, public, Elko land district established
in Nevada......
........696
additional land district established in Min-
nesota............
...........696
to take its name from the place where the
office is first located
..........696
tract of, in Montana and Wyoming, near
the headwaters of the Yellowstone river
set apart as a public park...... ........694
selections of swamp lands in certain counties
in Iowa to be received........
Hancock barracks at Houlton, Maine, to be
sold.........
....697
Monroe land district, in Louisiana, reëstab-
lished.......
697

Lands, public-Continued.

700

grant to Nevada for college purposes con-
tinued in force......
.....697
commission on boundary line between the
United States and British possessions, 698
act for relief of preemption settlers in Cali-
fornia......
.....698
exchange and transfer of two parcels in
St. Louis, Missouri........
homesteads on, for honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors, their widows and
orphan children...........
.........700
titles to certain, on boundary line of Georgia
and Florida, between the Orrand Whitney
line and the Watson line, confirmed....701
grant of right of way through, and of land
for depot, &c., purposes, to the Port-
land, Dalles, and Salt Lake City Rail-
road Company...

701
two new land districts established in Ne-
braska........
..702
Western and Republican valley dis-
tricts.......
.......702
Linkton land district in Oregon estab-
lished.....
........702
certain sales and locations of land con-
firmed..........
.702

land grant to the Texas and Pacific Railway
Company.
....704
unsold lands in Kansas of the Kansas In-
dians to be appraised and sold......713
rights of bona fide settlers thereon.....713
persons holding preemptions on, in Minne-
sota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Dakota
Territory, to have one year additional
to make final proof, &c..............714-715
act for relief of purchasers of lands sold
for direct taxes in insurrectionary
States.....
715-800

of settlers on Osage Indian lands in Kan-
..........715

sas..........

a section of, in Laramie county, Wyoming
Territory, withdrawn from sale, and re-
served to Cheyenne for a reservoir.....738
certain lands confirmed to Alabama for use of

the Selma, &c., Railroad Company, 739
right of way over, &c., granted to such
road.......
.....739
allotments of, to the Pottawatomie and
absentee Shawnee Indians...............739
former grants of, to the Chicago and North-
western Railroad Company not affected
by, &c........
.739

title to the peninsula in Lake Erie opposite
to the harbor of Erie, Pennsylvania, may
be accepted if, &c...
..740

right of way through, &c., granted to the
Dakota Southern Railroad Company, 740
provisions respecting lands of Indian tribes,
&c., in the Indian appropriation act...750
act relating to the creation of new land dis-
tricts........
.751
business in original districts to be done
without change until, &c...............751
certain sales heretofore made con-
firmed.......
...751

...........'

Lands, public-Continued.
right of way through, &c., granted to the
Dakota Grand Trunk Railroad Com-
pany..
.754
to the Utah, Idaho, and Montana Rail-
road Company....
...758
partition to be made of the reservation in
trust for the band of Me-shin-go-me-
sia........
.......758
negotiations with the Shoshone and Ban-
nock Indians for surrender of part of their
reservation...................
.......758
granted to Oregon for an agricultural college
may be selected from what, &c.........760
International Ocean Telegraph Company
may preempt certain, in Florida........760
certain, in Washington, District of Colum-
bia, to be set apart, &c., for the use of
public schools in that city................761
right of way through, in Florida granted to
the Great Southern Railway Company for
railroad and telegraph purposes.........762
act for the relief of those claiming title
under Bartholomew Cousin extended, 762
marine hospital grounds in San Francisco
to be sold....
..763
military reservation of Fort Walla-Walla
may be sold....

763
lands in Bitter Root valley, Montana Terri-
tory, to be surveyed and open for set-
tlement....
...763
certain Indians may remain in the valley
and preempt, &c.......
.763
John Owen may obtain title to certain
lands.....
....763

lands of the Quapaw Indians in Kansas, 764
reservation for the Great and Little Osage
Indians in the Indian territory..........764
right of way through, in Florida to the
Jacksonville and Saint Augustine Railroad
Company........
..782
title of certain Sioux Indians to, in Dakota
Territory to be inquired into, and equi-
table compensation made therefor......782
act for the redemption and sale of, held
by the United States under the several
acts levying direct taxes........ .800
relating to soldiers' and sailors' home-
steads......
801
East Florida land district established....801
military reservation at Fort Walla-Walla to
be sold.....
802

act relating to homestead settlers burned
out in the States of Minnesota, Wisconsin,
and Michigan.....
802

right of way through, to the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway Company.......... 803
act to perfect titles to certain lands located
by claims under the treaty with the
Chippewas......
.803

in relation to settlers on certain Sioux
Indian reservations in Minnesota...803
right of way through, and to take materials,
to the Pensacola and Louisville Rail-
road Company of Alabama............ 803
to the New Mexico and Gulf Railway
Company.......
.804
artesian well on the Fort D. A. Russell mil-
itary reservation.......
....805
certain, in Plattsburg, New York, to be
released to the New York and Canada
Railroad Company....
..805
provisions of act for adjusting private land
claims in Florida extended for three
years.......
......817
for the sale of certain arsenals.........817
certain unsold lands of the Ottawa, &c.,
reservation in Michigan to be restored to
market.........
..817

.........

La Pette, the schooner, name of, changed to
that of La Petite....
740
Laws of the United States, publication of the,

in newspapers to cease after March 4,
1875......
.......706
League Island, appropriations for naval sta-
tion at........
.........735, 813
Leather and skins, customs duty on. from
August 1, 1872.......
764, 765
Leavenworth stricken from the list of certain
cities.........
694
Leavenworth arsenal, appropriation for....812
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, condemned cannon,
&c., to Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument
Association of..........
...804
Legal reserve, certain notes deposited not to
be part of.......
...802
certain certificates to be part of............802
Legislative, executive, and judicial expenses,
appropriation for, for the year ending
June 30, 1873......
.......704-713
pay and mileage of Senators............... 704
accounts of Secretary of Senate for, &c., to
be adjusted......

.......... 704
fiscal year for, when to begin......
....... 704
pay, &c., of officers, &c., of Senate......704
Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper to receive
no fees.........

....705

appointment and removal of certain mes-
sengers.........

temporary clerks

........... 705

contingencies, stationery, and newspapers,

705

stationery and newspapers.
pages and mail-boys.......

705

folding documents, fuel, lights, &c........705
horses, carriages, and laborers.....
all expenditures of the Senate and House,
when to be made up and reported......705
additional compensation to reporters for
Congressional Globe.........

......705
Congressional Printer, clerks, and mes-
sengers......
...705
compensation of the foreman of printing and
of the foreman of binding established, 705
public printing and binding.... ......706
paper for public printing..... .......706
lithographing and engraving for Senate and
House.......
.......706
Library of Congress, pay of officers, and pur-
chase of books and newspaper........... 706
exchange of public documents.
Botanic Garden and greenhouses.