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§ 399. Recognizance of witnesses at the hearing of charges in criminal
cases.
§ 400. Vermont-Recognizance of witnesses, how taken.
§ 401. Recognizance of witnesses required at any time on application of
district attorney.
§ 402.
Copies of department records and papers.
§ 403.
Copies of records, etc., in office of the solicitor of the treasury.
§ 404. Instruments and papers of comptroller of the currency.
§ 405. Organization certificates of national banks.
§ 406. Transcripts from books, etc., of the treasury in suits against delin-
quents.
§ 407. Transcripts from books of the treasury in indictments for embez-
zlement of public moneys.
§ 408. Copies of returns in returns office.
§ 409.
Copies of post-office records and auditor's statement of ac-
counts.
§ 410.
§ 411.
Copies of statements of demands by post-office department.
Copies of records, etc., of general land-office.
§ 414.
§ 415.
Printed copies of specifications and drawings of patents.
Extracts from the journals of Congress.
§ 416.
Copies of records, etc., in cffices of United States consuls, etc.
Certain books and papers in offices of district and circuit courts
in Texas, Florida, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Kansas.
§ 417.
§ 418. Transcribed records in the clerk's offices of western district of
North Carolina.
§ 419. When original records are lost or destroyed.
$420. Same subject.
§ 421.
§ 422. Records of United States courts-Notice.
§ 423.
Lost record of cause.
Force and effect of papers restore !.
§ 424. Same subject.
§ 425. Authentication of legislative acts and proof of judicial proceed-
ings of States, etc.
§ 426. Proof of records, etc., kept in offices not pertaining to courts.
§ 427.
Copies of foreign records, etc., relating to land titles in the United
States.
§ 423. Little & Brown's edition of the statutes to be evidence.
§ 429.
Printed copies of statutes to be evidence.
§ 430. Revised Statutes.
§ 431. Burden of proof, when it lies on claimant in seizure cases
§ 432. Possessory actions for recovery of mining titles.
§ 432 a. Supplement to Revised Statutes as evidence.
§ 436.
§ 437.
Practice and proceedings in other than equity and admiralty cases.
Attachments.
§ 439.
§ 440.
§ 441.
Power of the Supreme Court to regulate the practice of circuit and
district courts.
Practice in the several courts to be regulated by their own rules.
Suits for duties, imposts, taxes, penalties, or forfeitures.
§ 442. Consolidation of revenue seizures.
§ 443.
§ 444.
§ 445.
Orders to save costs, and consolidation of causes of a like nature.
When the marshal or his deputy is a party in a cause.
Seizures for forfeitures, in certain cases.
8 447 .
§ 448.
Application for warrant-By whom and how made.
Issuing warrant, duty of clerk and marshal.
§ 449.
Ownership of attached property-Trial-Other remedies.
§ 450
Proceeds of attached property to be invested.
§ 451.
Publication of attachment.
§ 452.
Persons having property of defendants to account for it-Sales
void-Personal notice.
Attachments dissolved in conformity with state laws.
456. Property taken under revenue laws irrepleviable.
Garnishees in suits by the United States on notes, etc.
Issue tendered when garnishee denies indebtedness.
Garnishee failing to appear.
§ 460.
Bailing of property seized under customs laws.
§ 461.
Sale after condemnation.
§ 462.
In cases of seizure, bailing of property in vacation.
§ 464. Special bail required in suit for duties and penalties.
§ 465. When defendant giving bail in one district is committed in another.
§ 466. Allowing prisoners to escape.
§ 467. Application of preceding section.
§ 469. Defendant held until judgment in the first suit.
$469. Bail and affidavits may be taken by commissioners of circuit courts.
§ 470. Calling of bail in Kentucky.
§ 471. When clerks may take bail de bene esse.
§ 472. Amendment of process.
§ 473. Priority of cases in which a state is a party.
§ 475.
§ 476.
Suits of United States against individuals, what credits allowed.
In suits under postal laws, what credits allowed.
§ 482.
Delinquents for public money-Judgment at return term unless,
etc.
§ 483.
§ 484.
§ 485.
Suits under postal laws-Judgment at return term unless, etc.
Suits on debentures--Judgment at return term unless, etc.
Suits on bonds for recovery of duties-Judgment at return term
unless, etc.
§ 486.
Judgment for sum due in equity on bonds, etc.
§ 487. Judgment for duties, etc., to state that it is to be collected in
§ 488.
coin.
Interest on bonds, for duties.
489. Interest on balances due post-office department.
§ 490. Interest on debentures.
§ 491. Interest on judgments.
§ 432. Judgments-Lien and record of.
§ 433. Record in Louisiana.
§ 494. Effect of judgments in California.
§ 495. When judgments of United States courts cease to be liens.
When plaintiff or petitioner recovers in a circuit court less than
certain amounts, he recovers no costs.
§ 496.
§ 502. Costs in int rnal revenue suits upon information.
§ 503.
§ 504.
Claimant not entitled to costs when reasonable cause of seizure.
Double costs when plaintiff is nonsuited in action against officer
making seizure, etc.
§ 506.
Costs not recoverable in certain suits for infringement of patent,
unless disclaimer entered, etc.
§ 507.
When costs of prosecution to be paid by defendant.
§ 508. When costs are recovered by defendant in a prosecution.
§ 509. Fees of clerk, marshal, etc., when payable by informer, when by
United States.
§ 510. Costs when several actions are brought against parties who might
be joined in one.
§ 511.
Allowance of costs in libels against vessels and cargo.
§ 512.
Claimant's costs to be paid before possession, when, etc.
§ 513.
When district attorney is entitled to but one bill of costs for sev-
eral prosecutions.
§ 514.
§ 515.
§ 516.
Taxation of fees of witnesses before a commissioner.
Attorney liable for costs vexatiously increased by him.
Bill of costs, how taxed.
§ 517.
Bill of costs to be sworn to before taxed or allowed.
Executions to run in all the districts of a State.
§ 518.
8 519. Executions in favor of United States to run in every State and Territory.
When judgment debtor entitled to a continuance of one term.
Execution not to issue against officers of revenue in cases of prob-
able cause, etc.
§ 521.
§ 522.
§ 523.
Imprisonment for debt.
§ 524. Discharge from arrest or imprisonment on mesne or final process.
§ 528.
§ 529.
Moneys paid into court, where and how deposited.
How moneys deposited to be withdrawn.
§ 535.
Writs of error to district courts acting as circuit courts.
§ 533. Writs of error to State courts, manner of issue.
§ 537. Writs of error returnable to the Supreme Court, how issued.
$ 538. Amendment of writ of error.
§ 539. Amendment in prize appeals.
§ 540. Supersedeas.
§ 541. Writs of error and appeals to Supreme Court, time for taking.
§ 542. Appeals in prize causes, within what time.
§ 543. Damages and costs on affirmance in error.
§ 544.
Reversal on error limited.
§ 545.
Appeals from circuit courts to Supreme Court.
§ 546.
Where both parties appeal to the Supreme Court, one record
sufficient.
CHAPTER XXII.
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
§ 547. Offenders against the United States, how arrested, and how re-
moved for trial.
§ 548.
Bail shall be admitted in cases not capital-By whom.
§ 549.
Bail may be admitted in capital cases-By whom.
§ 550.
§ 551.
Bail in criminal cases removed by writ of error from State courts.
Surrender of criminals by their bail.
§ 552.
New bail to be given in certain cases.
§ 553.
When penalty of recognizances may be remitted.
§ 554.
Indictments and presentments to be by at least twelve grand
jurors.
Matters set forth in prosecutions for perjury before a naval court-
martial.
Charges which may be joined in one indictment shall be so joined.
§ 561. Indictments, defects of form.
§ 562. Judgment on demurrer to an indictment.
§ 563.
When several indictments against the same persons, one writ suf-
ficient..
§ 564.
§ 565.
§ 566.
Copy of writ to be jailer's authority, original returned.
Writ for removal of a prisoner from one district to another.
No writ necessary to bring into court a person in custody.
When peremptory challenges exceed the number allowed by law.
§ 567.
§ 568. Prisoner standing mute, etc.
§ 569.
Copy of indictment and list of jurors and witnesses to be delivered
to prisoners in capital cases.
§ 570. Persons indicted for capital crimes entitled to counsel and to com-
pel witnesses.
§ 572. Verdict against part of several joint defendants.
§ 573. Indictments remitted by circuit and district courts to each other.