11. Clause 2, section 3, person held to service or labor, claim for. 20 1. The Constitution, Article I, section 6, does not prohibit a person who is professionally retained under sections 363 and 366 of the Revised Statutes from being a member of Congress, because such retainer is not an office. (See 14 Opinions, 409, Williams, Attorney-General, July 3, 1874) ...... Construction 1. As to exceptions..... 2. As to interpretations 3. As to modification. 4. As to provisos 5. As to repeals 6. Contemporaneous, as to what is law 7. Given to act of June 27, 1864 8. Given to act of June 23, 1874 9. Given to section 49, Revised Statutes.. 10. Given to statutes regarding assignments by public officers of future salary. 11. Of act of 1874 12. Of appropriation acts, as to.... 13. Of appropriation acts, general rule for 14. Of a statute.. 15. Of deeds and wills 16. Of one clause aided by language of another 17. Of particular provisions..... 18. Of Revised Statutes. The professional retainer of a member of Congress, under section 366; and 366 is not a contract within the meaning of seetions 3739-3742... 19. Of section 4, appropriation act, August 5, 1882. 355 365 36 368 36 355 119 119 328 34 122 306 6 268 365 298 355 214 Contract-Continued. 20. Of sections 355, 3657, and 3658, Revised Statutes. 21. Of statutes...... 22. Of statutes as to false description 160,162 268,296 26. Principle of, where two statutes relate to the same thing. 51 31. Well founded doubts should be resolved in favor of claimant 164 Page. 4. Between Secretary of the Treasuary and John D. Sanborn 206 10. Express or implied, must be made for goods furnished, before the Gor 16. Legality of, when made prior to availability of appropriation 100 17. Limitation of power to make... 99 18. Made by executive officer without authority is void.. 209 19. May be valid in favor of party not in fault, when one party to it violates 25. Original, for printed matter not ratified by receipt of Public Printer. 26. Provisions of.... 107 1 7. Effects of delay in making. 346 IXX 123 4 285 102 205 102 93 103 86 15. For supplies made prior to passage of act authorizing 198 26. United States not liable for, till appropriation is available 100 1. Of subcontracts for carrying mails filed in office of Second Assistant Postmaster-General Copy 1. Of joint resolution as to publication of First Comptroller's decisions.... Copyist- 1. As to......... 2. Substitute for Cornwallis, Earl 1. Surrender of. Corporation 1. Assignment made by 2. As to charging of, by Comptroller, with a liability. 3. Difference between financial officer of, and agent of. 4. Power of attorney of 5. Regarding charter of . Corporations 1. As to indorsements 7 V 247 345 141 204 XXXII 31 14 31 190 1. Between Treasury and State Departments as to consular accounts.... 1. Appropriation for suppressing. 339 219 Counsellors 1. As to Coun.ersign— 1. Warrants, as to authority of First Comptroller to Counter-signature 1. No money can be paid without First Comptrollor's Countersigning 1. Of warrants County Bonds 1. Issued without authority County Courts Expenses of.. Coupon Bond 1. Description of Coupons 1. Assignment of Coupon Bonds 1. And coupons are negotiable by delivery. Court 1. Authority of, as to action of marshal 2. Cannot interfere after draft is issued Page. MAXX XX IXX 77 108 1:3 " 35 .5 114 ANNIX 3. Decree of, will operate, after payment of draft, to determine the right to 1. Allowance by commissioner evidence of right of action in 9. As to transmission of claim and papers connected therewith to 18. Report of findings and opinions to heads of Departments Court of Equity 1. Decree of, as to surrender of draft 241 Courts 1. Accounting officers settle principles of law which are recognized by 2. Action of accounting officers in some cases conclusive on XLI |