, 1864-06-13
sTEILACooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY MONDAY,

weight and marks upon the bales and pack
ages, SO that the same may be fully identified
Whenever any cotton, the product OF tn
United States, shall arrive at any port OF tn
United States from any State in insurrectioI
against the Government, the assessor or assis
tant assessor, under the act referred to in Oh,
first section Of this act, shall Immediately as
scss the taxes due thereon, and SHALL withou
delay, return the same to the collector or dep
uty collector Of said dietfict, and the said col
lectOr or deputy collector shall der1aha Of thC
owner or other person having charge Of suci
cotton the tax imposed by this act, and assessed
thereon, unless evidence Of previous payment
Of said tax shall be produced, under such reg
ulations as the Conn issioner Of Internal Reve'
nue., by the direction Of the Secretary Of The
Treasury, shall from time 70 time prescribe
and in case the tax so assessed shall not b.
paid to such collector within Thirty days after
demand, the collie tor or deputy collector, a
Aforesaid, shall institute proceedings for the re-
covery Of the tax, which shall Le q lien upon
said cotton from the time when said assessment
shall be made. .a aa.i 5.a5
Sec. G. AMd be m further enacted, That, from
and after the date on which this act takes
effect, i0 computing the allowance or draw
back upon articles manufactured exclusively
Of cotton when exported, there shall be allow
ed, In addition to the three per centum duty
which shall have been paid on such articles, .
drawback Of two cents per pound upon such ar
ticles, in all cases where the duty imposed by
this act upon the cotton used in the manu-.
facture thereof shall be satisfactorily Sh 'wn to
have been previously paidi theamOunt Of said
drawback to be ascel tanned in such manner
as may he prescribed by the Commissioner OI
Internal Revenue, under the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. rss 5 .sa
See. z. And be IL further enacted, That, from
and after the passage Of this act, in addition
to the duties heretofore imposed BY law, thefs
shall be levied, collected, and paid on spirits
distilled from grain or other materials, whether
Of American or foreign production, imported
from foreign countries precious 10 the first day
Of duly next, Of first proof . duty. Of forty
cents on each aud every gallon, and no lower
rate Of duty shall be levied or collected than
upon the basis Of lirst proof and shall be in
creased in proportion for any greater strength
than the strength Of first proof and that
all such spirits imported prior 10 the passage
Of this act there shall be levied, collected, and
paid an additional tnx Of forty cents per gallon,
TO be collected under the direction and according
10 regulations established BY the Secretary Of
tho Treasury. f-.....-....t. d,
Sec. s. AID Be il fartksr enasted, That con.
suls Of foreign countries ih9he United States
who are not citizens thereof shall be, and here
by are, exempt from any income tax imposed
by the act referred to in the first section ol
this act, which may be derived from their OH
eial emolumentE, or from prop Ity in such
countries: Pfprided, That the Governments
which such eousuls may represent shall extend
similar exemption to eOnsuls Of the United
States. --S--
: Sc. 0. 1ad Be Il further enacted, That the
PROVISIONS Or The pct eutiilsd An agt 70 pro
| vide for the coIleciion Of dutirs on impofts.
approved March second one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-three, now IL force. shai
be taken and deemed as extending to and en-
bracing al laws for the collection of internal
duties, stamp duties lIcenses 0F taxes. which
have been or may be hvFtafter enacted; and
all persons duly authorize d to assess, rcceive,
or collect such duties or taxes under such laws,
are hereby declared to be and 10 have been
"rcycnue officers" within the true intent and
meaning Of the said act, and entitled to al the
Exemptions, immunilleR benefits rights, aud
privileges herein 1nf ~ ~ conferred.
sAifllsed, Mtl1t 1901
/ ~ vi umtuuAluIY q M *u| |tullry W
ii ~ An act 70 provide ciItnif 111IIa Cor the
| dlIicts q califarnia AID OI61on, and for
other purpose approved March third,
Eighteen hundred and sixty I|Itse. = '.sf
BE il eaactalbg he SsAais aad Housel ej
Representatives. Of he Uaiisd Siaiesef America
IN Congress assembled. That the term Of the
triets in California shall be held In the city oi
| c.. E-.,.s... Ia. ..sI Cat. H. R.,k On.,
day Of February, and on the second Monday
Of June, and on the first Monday Of October,
Of each year; and in the city Of Monterey in
said State, on the first Monday Of April, and
on the second Monday Of Angus, and On the
first Monday Of Decsml'cr, Of each yeaFt and
that termof said clrcnit court for ths State
Of Oregon shall be held at the city Of Portland,
In said State, on the first Moiiday of January,
and on the first Monday Of Mayi and on. the
first Monday Of September, Of edch yen.
Sec. 9. And Be u JtlrtAer enactt.iS That H Hhen.
ever the circuit Judge Is absont or, from any
cause, Is unable 70 hold q term Of the circuit
court as above provided, Il shall be the duty
Of the district Judge Of the district TO hold
such term. No term Of the eircnil court in
one district Of the tenth circuit shall be deemed
to be ended from the commencement Of q term
IN another district. A circuit court may BE-
held In the different districts at the same time.
Sec. Q. And be il. further enacted, That The
circuit Judge Of said tenth circuit may At his
discretion, appoint special sessions Of the cir.
cult court, to ba held al the places where the
stated sessions thereof are TO be holden. as pro,
vided in this act, BY an order, under lis hand
and seal, addressed to the marshal and clerk
Of said court, atleast liheen days pfevionS to
TO the day fixed for the commencement ofsueh
special sessions, which order shall be published
BY the marshal in one or moro Of tho eazettes
or newspapers within the district where such
sessions are 10 5e holden. Atsuch special ses.
sions Il shall be competent for the said court
to entertain jurisdiction Of and hear and de-
eide q cases IN equity, cases 10 error, or on
appeal; issues Of law motions n arrest Of
Judgment, motions for new trial, and aif other
motiOnsy and to award executions and other
final process and to do and to transact all other
business, and direct on other proceedings h al
causes pending in the circliit court except try
ing any calse BY jury 10 thp same way aud
with the safie force and eject as the same
could or might be done at tho stated sessions
Of such court. At said special sessions said
court may also Try and determine AL issues o.
TACT IN cases in which, BY the stipulation. n
writing Of the parties, Of their attorneys and
fled with the clerk, q Jury shall be waived
Sec. 4. And be IL further enacted That Ihl
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