P.

Penalty. (See Crimes.)

for unlawfully engraving or using
plates in likeness or similitude of
any plate or plates designed for
the printing of United States se-
curities

for issuing notes, checks, or mem-
orandum to circulate as money
of less denomination than one
dollar.

185, 201

.30, 31, 47

53, 129

47,60

.63, 77, 140

104, 139

for counterfeiting and fraudulent al-
terations of bonds, notes, and frac-
tional currency
for making, issuing, or passing any
coin, card, token, or device, in-
tended to be passed for one-cent
or two-cent pieces.
for falsely making, forging, counter-
feiting any coin or bars in resem-
blance or similitude of gold or sil-
ver coins or bars stamped at the
mints and assay-offices of the
United States
for knowingly having in possession
any false, forged, or counterfeited
coin or bars, in resemblance or
similitude of the gold or silver
coins or bars stamped at the mints
and assay-offices of the United
States
for bringing into the United States
from any foreign place any gold
or silver coins or bars, in resem-
blance or similitude of those
stamped at the mint and assay-
offices of the United States, know-
ing the same to be false, forged, or
counterfeit.
. 104, 139, 149
for passing, uttering, publishing, or
selling any false, forged, counter-
feited coin or bars, in resemblance
or similitude of those stamped at
the mints and assay-offices of the
United States
for falsely making, forging, counter-
feiting any coin in resemblance or
similitude of any of the minor coin-
age coined at the mints of the
United States

for passing, uttering, publishing, or
selling any false, forged, or coun-
terfeited minor coins of the United
States

104, 139

104, 139

105, 139

102, 124

102, 124

for bringing into the United States

105, 139

103, 124

103, 124

Page.

105, 139

105, 140

105, 140

134

list of

120

Penalty. (See Crimes)-Continued.
for fraudulently defacing, mutilating,
impairing, diminishing, or lighten-
ing gold or silver coins of the
United States or any foreign coun-
tries, made current in the United
States by law
for embezzling any of the metals,
medals, coins, or other moneys of
said mints or assay-offices.
for fraudulently debasing the gold or
silver coins of the United States. 7, 105, 140
for falsely defacing, increasing or di-
minishing the weights used at any
of the mints by officers or persons
employed at the mints or assay.
offices
for designing, engraving, printing, is-
suing, circulating any business or
professional card in the likeness or
similitude of any obligation or se-
curity of the United States ....
for falsely making, forging, counter-
feiting, passing, uttering, or pub-
lishing national-bank notes
for unlawfully taking or making im-
pression on any material from any
implement or instrument intended
to be used in printing obligations
of the United States
for unlawfully having in possession
any impression on any material,
from any implement or instru-
ment intended to be used for print-
ing obligations of the United
States
for unlawfully buying, selling, ex-
changing, or receiving any false,
forged, counterfeited, or altered
obligations of the United States..
for unlawfully buying, selling, exchang
ing, or receiving any false, forged,
counterfeited, or altered national-
bank notes

for falsely personating any true or law-
ful holder of public stocks or per-
sons entitled to pension, prize-
money, wages, or other debt
for knowingly or fraudulently de-
manding or endeavoring to obtain,
any sum in public stocks of the
United States, by virtue of any
false, forged, or counterfeited pow-
er of attorney
for unlawfully secreting, embezzling,
carrying away from the place of
authorized use or deposit, any im-
plement or paper intended to be
used in printing obligations of the
United States

for unlawfully making or uttering any
cons of gold or silver intended
for the use and purpose of current
money in resemblance of coins of
the United States or foreign coun-
tries
for knowingly taking, receiving, re-
serving, or charging a rate of in-
terest greater than allowed by
law

for failure of national banks to make
report

to make semi-annual return to Treas-
urer of the United States

for violation of national-bank act
on officers of national banks for em-
bezzling, abstracting, or willfully
misapplying any of the funds

for unlawfully engraving plates, dies,
or blocks, with intent to be used
in forging or counterfeiting any
circulating-notes

for unlawfully having in possession
any paper adapted to the making
of circulating-notes.

on national banks for offering or re-
ceiving United States notes as col-
lateral.....

135

137

137

137

137

137

138

138

ass stant treasurer at, to pay Treasury

140

to be examined yearly

penalty for unlawfully engraving any

plate, die, or block after the like-
ness or similitude of any plate de-
signed for the printing of circulat-
ing-notes...

68, 135

69, 135

171, 194

187

167

181

169

Portraits-

of stock purchased by national banks
for debt

170

202

176, 204

217

of Treasury notes ..26, 28, 32, 33, 34, 36, 41, 44,
64, 65

of United States bonds.
of bonds known as 5-20s..
of compound-interest notes.
of five-cent coin, nickel.
of interest-bearing obligations not
already due.

of United States notes in coin, faith
of the United States pledged to.
of temporary-loan certificates.

of securities of the United States, ex-
penses of, how paid

of defaced interest-bearing bonds
of the public debt, money paid to the
United States by Great Britain
under the tribunal of arbitration,
to be used for

of national currency, national-bank
notes not receivable for
of legal-tender

notes in excess of
$300,000,000 on issue of, in ratio of
80 per cent. increased circulation
of national banks

in coin, after January 1, 1879, United
States legal-tender notes outstand-
ing

of coin-certificates

144

151

of circulating-notes of national banks. 168, 173,

expense of, how paid..

redemption fund for.

Redemption agencies-

Q.

Quarter-dollar-

coinage of

3

weight of

.3, 13, 22, 93, 114

fineness of.

.5, 13, 93, 115

.6, 4, 93, 130

of certificates of deposit...

.17, 98, 119

where

3

3, 10, 14, 92, 114
..3, 10, 13, 92, 114
.6, 14, 93, 129
17, 21, 98, 119

repeal of
Reduction-

deviations allowed in adjusting weight

of

176, 199, 202, 203

209

208

186, 199

168, 199

2.9

of national banks, shall be selected,

of the currency, by retiring or cancel-
ing United States notes, by the
authority of Secretary of the
Treasury for the, suspended....78, 129, 152

notes..

6

Secretary of the Treasury-Continued.
may substitute 6 per cent. for 7 per
cent. bonds..

to issue $10,000,000 additional demand
notes

may issue $150,000,000 non-bearing in-
terest-notes

to issue $500,000,000 5-20 bonds

may dispose of $4,000,000 in Europe.
to fix denomination of notes...
and prescribe form.

45, 51, 67
to fix denomination of bonds. 45, 60, 63, 82, 83, 142
and prescribe form....45, 57, 66, 71, 82, 83, 142
to fix denomination of certificates.. 46, 65
and prescribe form..
.46, 84, 186, 198
to issue certificates of indebtedness..
may purchase coin with bonds or

may receive $50,000,000 deposits.
may reissue notes and replace muti-
lated notes.

to issue $150,000,000 additional inter-
est-bearing notes

Page.

43

44

44

45

71

.38, 43, 55, 57

48

49, 132

50

.50, 55, 129

50

shall prescribe forms for keeping all
public accounts

108

to grant all warrants for moneys

108

may exchange notes of act July 11,
1862, for 5-20 bonds and reissue
notes...

51

shall give information to either branch

of the legislature, in person or in

writing

108

may cancel notes under other acts, and
issue in lieu notes of act July 11,
1862..

51

shall perform all services relative to
the finances.