Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-08-13

public distribution as hereinafter provided
and for sale by his Office.
SEC D. That he shall, in like manner, cause
ted pamphlet copies of the statutes oF ~
present and each future session of CONGRESS
70 the Ofheers and persons hereinafter nrovi.
dedI and bound copies of the laws Of ssnb
congress to the number of two thousand copies
to be distributed in the manner now provided
| the revised statutes.
SIC. S. That at the close of every session Of
Congress the Secretary Of State shall cause &c
| be distributed pamphlet copies of the acts and
resolves of Congress for that session, edited
and printed in the manner aforesaid, as fol
lows: To the President and Vice President
VI the unltsd States, two copies each; to each
senator Representative and Delegate in Con-
sreSs' one copy; to the librarian of the SEN
| aCe2 ior the use of the Senators, one hundred
ana tWenty-slx copies; to the librarian of the
house two hundred and fifty copies, for the
use 9I tne Representatives and Delegates; to
the Library OF Congress, fourteen COPIES: to
the Department of State, including those for
the use of legations and eonsulates, six hun
dred copies; to the Treasury Department, two
hundred copies; to the War Department, in
cluding those for the use of officers of the Ar.
my, two hundred copies; to the Navy Depart
partments including those for the use of OH
GERS of the Navy, one hundred copies; to the
Department of the Interior, including those
for the use of the surveyors general and regis
ters and receivers of public land offices, two
hundred and fifty copies; to the Post-Ofde De
PartmentI fifty copies; to the Department. Of
Justice, including those for the use of the chiei
and associate justices, the judges and the off
GERS OF the United States and territorial courts
four hundred and twenty-five copies; to the
department of Agriculture, ten COPIES; to the
Smithsonian institution, five copies; to the
Government Printing Office, two copies; to the
governors and secretaries of Territories, one
copy each; to be retained in the custody Of the
Secretary of State, one thousand copies; and
ten thousand copies to be distributed to the
States and Territories in proportion to the
number of Senators, Representatives and Del
gates in Congress to which they are at the
| time entitled. -.-...,.
SEC. z. That after the close of each Congress
the Secretary of State shall have edited, print
ed and bound a sufficient number of the vol
umes containing the Statutes at Large enacted
by that Congress to enable him to Distribute
copies, or as many thereof as may be needed
as follows: To the President of the United
States, four copies, one of which shall be fol
the library of the Executive Mansion, and one
copy shall be for the use of the Commissioned
of Public Buildings; to the Vice President o.
the United States, one copy; to each Senator
Representative and Delegate in Congress, one
copy; to the librarian of the Senate, for the
copies; to the librarian of the House, for the
use of Representatives and Delegates, four
| hundred and ten copies; to the Library Oi
Congress, fourteen copies, ,including four copies
for the law library to the Department Of Stat'
| including those for the use of legations anC
consulates, three hundred and eighty copies
to the Treasury Department, including thost
for the use of officers of customs, two hundred
and sixty copies; to the War Department, in
| cluding copy for the Military Academy a
| West Point, fifty copies; to the Navy Depart
ment, including copy for tie library at thu
Naval Academy at Annapolis, copy for thu
/ library of each navy.Yard in the nIted States
copy for the library of the Brooklyn NaVs
Lyceum, and a copy for the library of the Ma
val Institute at Charleston, Massachusetts
| sixty-fYe copies; to the Department OF tht
Interior, including those for the use Of tbs
| surveyors general and registers and receiver
of public land offices, two hundred and nifty
copies; to the Post-Ofice Department, fifty
| copies; to the Department of Justice, lnelud
| ing those for the use of the chief and sssoeiat
| justices, the Judges and the officers OF the nj
ted States and territorial courts, four hundred
and twenty-five copies; to the department o
| Agriculture, five copieS; to the Smithsonian
Institution, two copiesi to the Governmen
Printing Office, one copy; and the Secretary
of State, shall supply deficiencies and otheei
newly created.
SIC. 8. That the said printed copies of tn
| said acts of each session and OF the SAID Doun'
| copies of the acts of each Congress shall D
legal evidence of the laws and treaties therein
contained, in all the courts Of the Unite'
States and of the several States therein.
SEC. 9. That the said laws Of each session
/ of Congress shall also be stereOtypsd an'
printed for sale as provided in respect to tn
| said revised statutes. And the copies OF tn
said revised statutes and Of the said laws o
each session of Congress, as issued from tim
time, shall be respectively sold at the cost o
the paper, press work and binding, with tel
per cent thereof added thereto. to any person
APPLYING for the same And the proceeds o
ali sales shall be paid into the Treasury.
SEC. 10. That the Secretary of State shEI
cause all the copies of the Revision Of 1ndial
treaties made by Thomas ]. Durant, nov
printed to be bound, and the same shall D
| deposited with the Secretary fof the interior
for the use of the Departments and officers Q
| the Government.
Approved June 20, 1874.