4. Inciting or engaging in rebellion or insurrection.

5. Criminal correspondence with foreign governments.

6. Seditious conspiracy.

7. Recruiting soldiers or sailors to serve against the United States.

8. Enlistment to serve against the United States.

CHAPTER TWO.

OFFENSES AGAINST NEUTRALITY.

§ 9. Accepting a foreign commission.

10. Enlisting in foreign service.

11. Arming vessels against people at peace with the United States.

12. Augmenting force of foreign vessel of war.

13. Military expeditions against people at peace with the United States.

Enforcement of foregoing provisions.

14.

OFFENSES AGAINST THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE AND CIVIL

RIGHTS OF CITIZENS.

§ 19. Conspiracy to injure, etc., citizens in the exercise of civil rights.

20.

Depriving persons of civil rights under color of State laws.

21.

Conspiring to prevent officer from performing duties.

§22. Unlawful presence of troops at elections.

23. Intimidation of voters by officers, etc., of Army or Navy.

Officers of Army or Navy prescribing qualifications of voters.

25. Officers, etc., of Army or Navy interfering with officers of election,

etc.

26. Persons disqualified from holding office; when soldiers, etc., may

vote.

CHAPTER FOUR.

OFFENSES AGAINST THE OPERATIONS OF THE

GOVERNMENT.

$27. Forgery of letters patent.

28. Forging bids, public records, etc.

29. Forging deeds, powers of attorney, etc.

30. Having forged papers in possession.

31. False acknowledgments.

32. Falsely pretending to be United States officer.

33. False personation of holder of public stock.

34. False demand on fraudulent power of attorney.

35. Making or presenting false claims.

36. Embezzling arms, stores, etc.

37. Conspiracy to commit offense against the United States; all

parties liable for acts of one.

38. Delaying or defrauding captor or claimant, etc., of prize property.

39. Bribery of United States officer.

40. Unlawfully taking or using papers relating to claims.

41. Persons interested not to act as agents of the Government.

42. Enticing desertions from the military or naval service.

43. Enticing away workmen.

44. Injuries to fortifications, harbor defenses, etc.

45. Unlawfully entering upon military reservation, fort, etc.

46. Robbery or larceny of personal property of the United States.

47. Embezzling, stealing, etc., public property.

48.

Receivers, etc., of stolen public property.

49. Timber depredations on public lands.

50. Timber, etc., depredations on Indian and other reservations.

51. Boxing, etc., timber on public lands for turpentine, etc.

52. Setting fire to timber on public lands.

53. Failing to extinguish fires.

54. Fines to be paid into school funds.

55.

Trespassing on Bull Run National Forest, Oregon.

56. Breaking fence or gate inclosing reserved lands, or driving or per-

mitting live stock to enter upon.

57. Injuring or removing posts or monuments.

58. Interrupting surveys.

59. Agreement to prevent bids at sale of lands.

60. Injuries to United States telegraph, etc., lines.

$61.

Counterfeiting weather forecast.

62. Interfering with employees of Bureau of Animal Industry.

63. Forgery of certificate of entry.

64.

Concealment or destruction of invoices, etc.

65. Resisting revenue officer; rescuing or destroying seized property,

etc.

66. Falsely assuming to be a revenue officer.

67. Offering presents to revenue officer.

68. Admitting merchandise to entry for less than legal duty.

69. Securing entry of merchandise by false samples, etc.

70. False certification by consular officer.

71. Taking seized property from custody of revenue officer.

72. Forging or altering ship's papers or custom-house documents.

73. Forging military bounty-land warrant, etc.

74. Forging, etc., certificate of citizenship.

75. Engraving, etc., plate for printing, or photographing, selling, or
bringing into United States, etc., certificate of citizenship.

76. False personation, etc., in procuring naturalization.

77. Using false certificate of citizenship, or denying citizenship, etc.

78. Using false certificate, etc., as evidence of right to vote, etc.

79. Falsely claiming citizenship.

80. Taking false oath in naturalization proceedings.

81. Provisions applicable to all courts of naturalization.

82. Shanghaiing and falsely inducing person intoxicated to go on

vessel prohibited.

83. Corporations, etc., not to contribute money for political elections,

etc.

84. Hunting birds, or taking their eggs from breeding grounds, pro-

hibited.

CHAPTER FIVE.

OFFENSES RELATING TO OFFICIAL DUTIES.

§85. Officer, etc., of the United States guilty of extortion.

86. Receipting for larger sums than are paid.

87. Disbursing officer unlawfully converting, etc., public money.

88. Failure of treasurer, etc., to safely keep public money.

89. Custodian of public money failing to safely keep, etc.

90. Failure of officer to render accounts, etc.

91. Failure to deposit as required.

92. Provisions of the five preceding sections, to whom applicable.

93. Record evidence of embezzlement.

96.

Banker, etc., receiving deposit from disbursing officer.

97. Embezzlement by Internal Revenue officer, etc.

98. Officer contracting beyond specific appropriation.

99. Officer of United States court failing to deposit moneys, etc.

§ 100.

101.

Receiving loan or deposit from officer of court.

Failure to make returns or reports.

102. Aiding in trading in obscene literature, etc.

103. Collecting and disbursing officers forbidden to trade in public

property.

104. Certain officers forbidden to purchase, etc., witness, etc., fees.

105. Falsely certifying, etc., as to record of deeds, etc.

106. Other false certificates.

107. Inspector of steamboats receiving illegal fees.

108. Pension agent taking fee, etc.

109. Officer not to be interested in claims against United States.

110. Member of Congress, etc., soliciting or accepting bribe, etc.

111. Offering, etc., Member of Congress bribe, etc.

112. Members of Congress taking consideration for procuring contract,

office, etc.; offering Member consideration, etc.

113. Member of Congress, etc., taking compensation in matters to

which United States is a party.

114. Members of Congress not to be interested in contract.

115. Officer making contract with Member of Congress.

116. Contracts to which two preceding sections do not apply.

117. United States officer accepting bribe.

118. Political contributions not to be solicited by certain officers.

119. Political contributions not to be received in public offices.

120. Immunity from official proscription.

121. Giving money to officials for political purposes prohibited.

122. Penalty for violating provisions of four preceding sections.

123.

Government officer, etc., giving out advance information re-

specting crop reports

124. Government officer, etc., knowingly compiling or issuing false

statistics respecting crops.

CHAPTER SIX.

OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE.

§ 125.

Perjury.

126. Subornation of perjury.

127. Stealing or altering process; procuring false bail, etc.

128. Destroying, etc., public records.

129.

Destroying records by officer in charge.

130. Forging signature of judge, etc.

131. Bribery of a judge or judicial officer.

132. Judge or judicial officer accepting a bribe, etc.

133. Juror, referee, master, etc., or judicial officer, etc., accepting

bribe.

134. Witness accepting bribe.

135. Intimidation or corruption of witness, or grand or petit juror, or

officer.

136. Conspiring to intimidate party, witness, or juror.

137. Attempt to influence juror.

§ 138.

Allowing prisoner to escape.

139. Application of preceding section.

140. Obstruction process or assaulting an officer.

141.

Rescuing, etc., prisoner; concealing, etc., person for whom warrant

has issued.

142. Rescue at execution.

143. Rescue of prisoner.

144. Rescue of body of executed offender.

145. Extortion by informer.

146. Misprision of felony.

CHAPTER SEVEN.

OFFENSES AGAINST THE CURRENCY, COINAGE, ETC.

§ 147. "Obligation or other security of the United States" defined.

148. Forging or counterfeiting United States securities.

149.

Counterfeiting national-bank notes.

150. Using plates to print notes without authority, etc.

151. Passing, selling, concealing, etc., forged obligations.

152. Taking impressions of tools, implements, etc.

153. Having in possession unlawfully such impressions.

154. Buying, selling, or dealing in forged bonds, notes, etc.

155. Secreting or removing tools or material used for printing bonds,

notes, stamps, etc.

156. Counterfeiting notes, bonds, etc., of foreign governments.

157. Passing such forged notes, bonds, etc.

158. Counterfeiting notes of foreign banks.

159. Passing such counterfeit bank notes.

160. Having in possession such forged notes, bonds, etc.

161. Having unlawfully in possession or using plates for such notes,

bonds, etc.

162. Connecting parts of different instruments.

163. Counterfeiting gold or silver coins or bars.

164. Counterfeiting minor coins.

165.

166.

Falsifying, mutilating, or lightening coinage.

Debasement of coinage by officers of the mint.

167. Making or uttering coins in resemblance of money.

168. Making or issuing devices of minor coins.

169.

170.

Counterfeiting, etc., dies for coins of United States.

Counterfeiting, etc., dies for foreign coins.

171. Making, importing, or having in possession tokens, prints, etc.,

similar to United States or foreign coins.

172. Counterfeit obligations, securities, coins, or material for counter-

feiting, to be forfeited.

173.

174.

Issue of search warrant for suspected counterfeits, etc., forfeiture.

Circulating bills of expired corporations.

175. Imitating national-bank notes with printed advertisements there-

on.