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 94 Tins xm.-THE JUDICIARY.—C11. 2-3. __D<>p¤¢y ¤|•=rk¤· Sec. 558. One or more deputies of any clerk of a district court may 8 gum,) 1872, c_ be appointed by the court, on the application of the clerk, and may be 336 v. 17, p. 330. removed at the (pleasure of judges authorized to make the appointment. In case of the eath of the clerk, his deputy or deputies shall, unless removed, continue in office and Operform °t e duties of the clerk, in his name, until a clerk is appoint and qualified; and for the default or misfeasances in office of any such deputy, whether in the life-time of the clerk or after his death, the clerk, and his estate. and the sureties in his official bond shall be liable; and his executor or administrator shall have Such remedy for any such default or misfeasances committed after his eath as the clerk would be entitled to if the same had occurred in his lifetime. De )1ty_¤l€¤‘k¤ of Sec. 559. In the district of Indiana the clerk of the district court must §:°II§,‘f’;‘;;’l‘ °°““ appoint a deputy clerk for said court held at New Albany, and a deputy --3%;,TgK c erk for san court held at Evansville; who shall reside and keep their 108,S_1,,._16,p_413_ offices at said places respectively. [nach deputy shall keep in his office 30June, 1870, c. full records of all actions and proceedings in the district court held at 22:86- li 7» V- WP- the same place, and shall have the same power to issue all dprocess from 8 June, 1872, C_ pheiziixszun that is or may be given the clerks or other 1str1ct courts 336, v. 17, . 330. B S- l<>W¤¥ s°P¤*Y Sec. 560. In the district of Iowa a deputy clerk of the district court "3’f§______ shall be appointed at each dplace, in the four divisions of said district, 3 Mar., 1849, c. where said court is require to be held; each of whom, in the absence of 12g-';,;?'- 2g??- the clerk, may GXBPCISB all the ofzlicial powers of clerk, at the place and 85, Bs_ 5;’8’  ,1; within the division for which he is appointed. pp. 437. 438- 30 J 1870, .. 178, 66. 1, s, ·. 16, . 174. 30.rnn, 187 ,. , 6. . 16.p.175- 8-luna. 1;; 6.  v. 17, p. 320. l P ° 0 ° 180 7’ V C¤m1>¢¤¤¤$i¤¤<>f Sec. 561. The compensation of deputies of the clerks of the district P_;; courts shall be paid by the clerks, respectively, and allowed in the same my v_ 1;, p_ 3é0_‘ manner that other expenses of the clerks’ offices are paid and allowed. Records, where Sec. 562. The records of a district court shall be ke t at the lace kept- where the court is held. When it is held at more than ode place iii, any 24 Sept, 17gg,c_ district, and the place of keeping the records is not special y provided 20, s. 3, v.l, p. 73. bylaw, they sha be kept at e1ther of the places of holding the court which may be designate by the district judge. CHAPTER THREE. DISTRICT COURT8—JURISDICTION. S80. S _ 563. Jurisdiction. _  District judge shall demand and com- 564. Certain seizures rogmzable in any pel delivery of records of territorial dui1fr1ct1nto which the property is court. ta. 569..1 isd`,i is`· 'cases 565. Mayelhoceed in prize causes after I 57 566. ntiifi 6666.. 66 666., "§§£`,1$‘2l‘éII.‘i.'T"°“‘l""“‘E‘“’ °“"`“ *° 567. Transfer of records to district courts N 571. Certain district courts to have circuit when a Territory becomes a. State. court jurisdiction. Jurisdiction. Sec. 563. The district courts shall have jurisdiction as follows: imma éhagpgnf W Eirst. Of all crimes and offenses cognizable under the authority of the Sm [_mted States. committed within their respective districts, or upon the high seas, the punishment of which is not capital, except in the cases men- 20,,_9’,._j, p_ 9B_ t10H8d in section fifty-four hundred and twelve, Tit e ‘*(}nmss." [¤•• 3 Mar., 1815, c. SS 48004306-] 101,s.4, .3, .245. 23A ., 1842, . 188, s. 3, . 5,517. 28 F b., , . , s. , . , pj 456. V3 lhIar.,1875, BSI37, sa E 9, gv. 18,   470, 473.—-I$z§1i1?t;1B<`ill!l1(:10n, 4£gr.r7d? . S. ·v. Hudson, 7 Cr., 32; U. S. 1:. Coolidge, 1 h., 415, U. S. v. evans, 3 \Vh., 336.