Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-21

said, or shall harb0r or conceal any per
son for whom a warrant or process shal
have been issued as aforesaid, so as t'
prevent his discovery aud arrest sitei
| notice of knowledge Of the iaet lliat Z
1 warrant has been issued Tor lhe appre'
bension Of such person, shall ior ethel
of said offenses be subject TO a line, mol
exceeding SIOO0. and imprisonment moi
exceeding six months, by indictment be-
I fore the district court Of the United
/ States for the district in which said
ofianse NAV have been committed, o.
/ before the proper court of criminal juris-
diction. if committed within any one OF
I the organized Territories Of the United
/ States.
See. 5. That the district attorneys, the
marshals, their deputies, and the clerks
Of the said district and territorial courts,
shall be paid for their services the like
fees as may be allowed TO them for simi-
lar services in other cases; and IN all
cases where the proceedings are before a
commissioner he shall be entitled to a
fee of ten dollars in full for his services
in each case, inclusive Of all services in
cident 20 such arrest and examination.
The person or persons authorized TO exc
cute the process TO be issued by such
against the provisions of this act, shall
be entitled TO a feeOf five dollars for each
person he or they may arrest and take
before any such commissioner, Is atore-
said, with such other fees rs may he
deemed reasonable by such commissioner
for such other additional services as NAV
be necessarily performed by him or them
such a. attending at the examination,
keeping the prisoner in custody, and
providing food and lodgings during his
detention and until the final determiua-
ton Of such commissioner, and in gen
eral for performing such other duties rs
may he required in the premises, such
fees to be made up in conformity with
the fees usually charged by the officers
Of the court Of Justice, within the proper
district or county, a. near as practicable,
and paid out Of the Treasury of the
United States, on the certificate OF the
district within which the arrest is made,
and 10 be recoverable from the defendant
as part Of the Judgment in case Of con-
victiOn.
Sec. g. That whenever the President Of
the United States shall have reason 10
believe that Ofienses have been or are
likely 10 be committed against the pro-
visions of this act within any judicial I
district, il shall lie lawful for him, in his I
discretion, to direct the Judge, Marshall |
and District Attorney OF such district 10 I
attend at such place within the district 4
and for such time as he may designate, 4
for the purpose Of the more speedy ar |
rest and trial Of persons charged with a 1
violation Of this act; and il shall be the I
duty Of every judge or other officer, when /
any suck requisition shall be received by /
him, to attend at the place and for the /
time therein designated.
Sec. 10. That it shall be lawful for the 4
President Of the United States, or such |
person As he may empower for that pur-
pose, TO employ such part of the land OF /
naval forces of the United States, or of /
he militia, as shall be necessary 10 pre-
vent the violation and enforce the due /
execution Of this act
Sec. IL. ThatUpOn all questions of law I
irising in any cause under the provisions
If this act, a final appeal may be taken
% the Supreme Court of the United