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A SPLENDID line of kid gloves just re-
ceived-price So cents pair. G. Rice &
Co. mr16 If
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GRAY & MOBILES stock Of neck dress
would dazzle the eyes of the most fastidi-
ous. mrl6 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

PLATE Glass Windows (and all sorts of
windovs) look most eRttctng when they
shine with a brilliant luster. Wharton's
Liquid Polish does the work thorosghly
and saves time and trouble. mrhl4 eOd3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
iii aud closed at 111s. Dealers here were
paying 110t and were holding at 1114.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at I
premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Tremendous fall in the price of Coffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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HANDSOME white and black mourning
collars just received. G. Rice & Co.
mr16 If
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Nashville Grocery Markets.


SUGAR-New Orleans steady at 9@12c;
Demerara in light supply at 13ze; refined
supars are weak To-dsy's quotations are
as follows: Standard hards 1444c; New Or
leans clarified, white, 14c; do yellow 13c
A coffee 134,; B do 18c; O do 1870.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-New Orleans stiff
at 65@7Oc; rirups steady at 65@9cc; gold
en- strip 75c.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
zoe; Laguayra pic; Java 27c'
R1oE-Firm and advancing. We quote
SHLr-Liverpool sack So; seven bushel
barrels, by the car load, 1926; five and q
TEAsEImperial 81. 2O@1.75; Young Hy-
son 81 4O@1. rs; Black S191.25; Gun
powder 81. 25@1.75.
-Msckerel-Nos. 2 and 9, 1900 and
I4.OOp barrel; In kits, Nos. 1, and 3
300, 200 and LIS. Sardines 21.5O =
case.
O5xEsx-Fsctory is held Of l64c.
NAus-We quote as ATS for 10d's
and ESQ additional for diminishing grades
OAsD1rs-Star, light weight, 12@l3c.
PogpxR-We quote as follows: Dupont
SS.75; Hazards 1915; blasting $t.75;
fuse, per 100 feet, Use; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1918.
SHoz-Patent ESQ; buck 2.75.
LUouoRs-We quots common recdhod
whisky gallon, 81; Robertson County
81. 1893; Bourbon Sl.25G4.5O; Lincoln
OoCut7 81. 1902. 25; Highwines 81.
BAea1Na-Hemp 25@28c; fax 3Oc.
OorroN TIFs-We quote at $500.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.2543. so y doz.
SusDs1Es-Blaokin2, 2 doz, 40975c,
Washboards $2.75 y doz; Buckets, y
doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 y nest; No L
tubs SO per doz; No. 2 do. SO per
doz; No. do So. Starch Go. Candy
assorted stick 13e 2 pound; fancy
assorted zoe y pound. snud $7.76 y box
for CARROTS packed. Matches 50 per
case. Pepper 224o. Spice 15o. Ginger
| 18c. Oysters $40 case foE one pound
cans; $40 . case for two pound osD.
Canned peaches, two pound cans, sac
2 doz. Soda SIC
Sundries.
SEEDs-We quote as follows: Glover s.
as. so; timothy S.. 50@6. 70; orchard grass
S2. 5O03; blue grass $l.75; herds grass
| 81. 1902; Missouri millet 81; top onion
sets So. 5O@4 per bushel.
CorroN YARNs-We quote at lie, l23e,
14c and 1Sc for 200, eco, 800 and 400.
LAND PIAsTER-We quote at 1000 y ton
In bags.
IRoN-we quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6sc . n; Kentucky, do, 10
ID; Tennessee band 1880; Kentucky, DO,
| sic; Tennessee boiler plate &c; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet Common
54@6c; do, (Kentucky) 64@7c; do, Glen
nessee) 74@Sac.
Nashville Live stock Market
CArrLE-we quote at 3@5c, according
to quality, and transactions light
| Hoas-In but little demand. We quote
at 6@6sc. oc
SHEEP We quote choice, weighing lOC
| lbs and upwards 5@54c . ID and in de-
| nand. The bulk of arrivals, however,
change hands at prices ranging from Sl.5C
@2.50 . head.
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LAD .Es' and Gents heavy shoes and
boots at cost, at the MaxSell House shoe
store. mr16 ct Thurs. and Sat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
80 LOVE HOU.>'
81 LOVE XOU.1
81 LOVE SOU.S
81 LOVE yOU.'
81 LOVE YOU.''
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST EASEIN PERFUME.
THE most FRAGRANT ROQUEE.
TH r SWEETEST OF PERFUMES
mars eod3m 43
LUMBER,
FLOORING,
SHINGLES,
Sash, Doors ard Blinds, at the lowest market
rates. Yard and Office corner Broad and High.
Terms strictly Cash.
till May II, II RICH'D B. WRIGHT.
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THOR PADUCAH, CAIRO, ST. -
II LOUIS, MEMPHIS and NEW EIH
ORLEANS-The Splendid Passen- = . =
ger Steamer r A LIS VI A N, Willy STEMS,
Master, BRUCE HUNTER, Clerk, viii leave for
above and all intermediate landings, FRIDAY,
the ITth inst, at O'Clock p n. FOR freight or pas
sage spply on board, or 70 HARPER 4 ARTHuR,
Agents, Nos Al and A Upper wharf, WIN. BOYD
or HARRISON & SON. marl6 It
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A few boarders can find firs.-class ac-
commodation at Sc North Summer street,
second door from New Theatre. mari If
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Government securities are as follows:

london advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of $50 at 80; '65s at 91s; 67s at 9Os, and
1O-40s at SO.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted In New
York at Ga for the old and 635 for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet
and frmer. Dealers buy 73@74c and sell
at 77@76c.
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FIRE!
FIRE =!


Goods damaged by fire can be bought at
Jos. FARMLAND & Co.'S at half price, Nos.
IS and 20, Union street, first and second
doors from College. mr16 At
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SUCH stock of boys and children's hats
and caps, as Gray & Noble have, was never
before seen in Nashville. Tney are land
some and cheap. mrh16 If
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LOUISVILLE, March 15.-Flour firm and
demand in excess Of supply; extra family
1925. Grain, demand good; sales 3. 200
bu red from store in sacks at $1.40. Oats
CSC. Corn $50 in sacks. Groceries mac
tive and steady. Hay, demand improving;
choice, delivered, $50. Provisions quiet
but firm. Mess pork $21. Lard, tierces
l2c; kegs 1S4@134c. Bacon 81, II and
I14c for round lots packed. Bulk meats,
~, 10, 10s and 1O4, for round lots loose.
Hams, sugar-cured Ice; plain 144c packed
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grades, A lot of niddling cotton from The
Black Warrior country was on the market
to-day, and sold readily for 13c. We heard
Of other fine grades commanding II u,
at which figures all fancy lots changed
hands, bat for runnir g lots the quotations
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

whisky dull at SIC. Tobscco-sales 271
hhds at 50 80 to $40 for common hugs to
medium Leaf; $50 to S31. 80 for medium
bright wrappers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

IMMENSE stock CT "A, ga and 10-4
bleached cottons, cheaper than any other
house. g. Rice Il Co. mr16
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C,arksvt,le Tobacco Market.

Sales by Turnkey, Ely & Co., for the
week ending March 10, as follows:
1 hid of common mottled wrapper at
$12.
l hid Of flue cured lugs at go.
43 hhds good medium leaf at $3.50,
$50, $40, $50, $50, 9 90, 800, S.95 8. 80.
S.75, {. 80, $50, $50, $40, $40, $50, $50
s.25, s.25, 1925, $40, 8. 10, $40, 90, 500
500, 8 90, 500, 500, 100, 500, 500, 8 90
1896. 795, 7.95, 1886, los, 7.95.
70 hhds common and low leaf at $3.50,
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NorE-The Barometer Is corrected for tsmpsrs-
tuJe elevation above level Of me sea, and instru
mental error, THOMAS L WATSON,
u. 8. Deserves.
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'Grcen Grass Makes the Best Hay.

There Is probably 70 part Of the
farmers labor that requires the cxcr-
else of greater Judgment than this,
since upon Its successful accomplish
mcnt depends the condition and well
fare Of the stock. There is no one
but has noticed with what avidity
the herd ~wiilllcyour the richly per-
fumed, well cured hay, and with
what q disrclish they attempt to sus-
tain life, perhaps by eating musty,
unsavory fodder. Now is II not a
question, whether hay can be
cut too carly, from this fact, that
it is generally considered that the
aftermath or rowcn is the best hay
that can be given to milk cows, in
croasing the flow of milk considera-
bly, moro than he lmy from mature
grass. II is said that III some p0r-
lions Of Switzerland where The fields
are irrigated, MS many as six Or seven
tons Of hay arc cut from an acre by
cutting as manyt!mes, which Us soon
as the grass las 4 fair growth, and
long before IL even arrives at the
period Of blooming. One thing is
certain, that cattle, when lcitt0 roam
tho pastures aud select their own
food, instead Or selecting the more
mature portion as their free choice,
Invariably choose the yourgcr and
more ~succulcnt, SO that, in time the
nasturc wescnts the singular appear
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iIn MIN, i,crs III fhs orchard. Il
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Practical Hints.

a correspondent, who is a practi
cal poultry Mncicr sends the follow
ling morceanxi
breeders of game fowls must con
slider form, sizc and courage Of tbt
first, and mMkiiis feather Of seconda
ry Importance.
In purchasing Buff Cochins, sbeai
Nm mind that clear even buff, with0ul
pcnciliig OF black iii the nccxltu
lbody, ID essential to d first-class biv,
Remember tiia.9the present fashilu
dark Drama cocks W
VERY dark breasts and thighs, and III
mating up your stock for breeding,
aim to produce H.
vuliure horksv is the na ne given
to stiti feather that project below the
Knees ct the fowl. They occur In all
Armtie Breeds and are I'M
slightly anil objectionable.
Aylsbtny ducks with yellow bills,
or bills spotted with black are not
Whit they should be--"A pale, clear,
flcsh-colorcd bill Is the thug ~
See that tho main color or ground
color OF your IlOudans is either
black Or white. Shades oi other
color should BIZ avoided
Tie comb 0i 4 Hamburger cock
should sct pcfluctlys square on his
head, md moi i0p 10 atthcr side.
Ykc White IN t!,s iace e adult
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~ 4, oaa!ll "a, ! xssN,U
Among the HORSES ~ .h's cA'y soIne
tnrce weeks sincc ~. 10Y Y flui5
npatii,g, ana ~ "a peiicyed 5py tltt
veterinary surgeons WHO llayo beer
lighting II siDce%tAc beginning vii
so0n almost t0tnily disappear. Tht
Faculty ofthe New York College 8
Veterinary SURGEONS dcclaroile ain
cnsc fO Sbe ceyeIy0 ~, II =, e,1eNu;fys
lAt this scason, ~ til6 ycar cascs 4
me m.lods 4. N II III ccc,,,. "A \
,,csc,c ,,,s ~ ! \ z wv I.
1sto \ Nv ~ Nnn'iy VI. u 4H "
uoWM wltIl u.oIe hiics we siaie
ihenVlt nat tl!cs grease ~ conililcd
norscsSi n,tnlsscl ado vlclnlty5 is. W
true. Many cAscs lnayc occurred Il
the country or farming, fistricts q
This State, INN W Jersey. C0iitctfi
sclt, md Massachusetts The totd
eimmber OF cases that have occurred
Sinti,is INV is ubo,it TOO ar tlcst
,,cnriv ca Won condnf,l fo fI,f
N, y \ Nm, ,mii,.nads SomIc
/ u 4, M Y; Xxx staiics Il ',hc KIN
goS ,a r,,;s;soJ < H. malndv
nasc .pcsi' sls, = = arl,on h y
~ tlIe norses 4 na1 hi ~, . ,.ay Z
Don recovered 'nducr lcutOls t,'n,-
mcnt NO yaluAplc agln'h,s
died, tlie deaths AZ wei ~ VIZ faIs,
case itself being among low priced
horses. The cause OF The epidemic
is believed tOsbc atmospheric, andis
tk..x r..s1 ts.s Z. ..rn. -.,c ist,,N1 X 81 T.rJ
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DIXONsS 4ROMATTC
BLACKBERRY
ARMINATIvE

IL The onlyssafc md sure cure. 1t con-
taiHssnoopiI or ~deleterious drugs, no nin.
eral neutrality-suspicious. compounds common
~'toremedies geherally sold for this class Of
disease. Itisso eficacious that Physicians
soryj generally nse it in their pracsicein
lall chronic and dangerous cases.
pN Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
I'll compositions, many Of which under
nina and ruin the constitution, when you
dnnpbtain nm unfolding remedy as simple
md safoa Blackbcrrios themselves
All: for NxoS's BLACKBERRY CAnulsl.
fivb, md Sec That tho propnetor's nansi .
written On the outside wrapper Of each boz
Prepared only by
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n \ 4 III GtS 4 4 4 Z
III cSch N b \ n Z
cold add y y / X IVY
~ sfnvvcd i,lnckI oF 4 mi 4
oi,c foa.sroonfui & Z ~ one 9
ICIoy0e Two III el1ilallloH ana lfFyQ q
'all
VinGISIA Conn Sous dQR6D
]6drS or corn enc 01R Ind but u
Kettle, With d pint and halfof Watepi
b6i Il until n0ite; md The water 4
1ekflY exhallsteds Then Jour iyit0
It'll Kettle two quarts or new III
Ibreak 1.-Two eggB and mix some bon.
tn0 jnilS III III ti0m; befor6i putting
Al fke xcttle. Then add Two table.
'spQpnf1is of batter nth with one
tsbl esal9oQTlfnl ~ tlo0l' }eflt APO pRp,,
lper AZ ,tAstej !ct n kamaj1 several
minutes \ 1tbe kettiSs AtidI tlel serve
ISXip
How IA KNIT a W. take
these INJECTIONS from i0xSeh0lds
'Cast upon very c0prseS lea uife-
tytttw6 stitches, kn}t 0cfp6S pIai alike
the heel Of a stocking, seem hack
knit acr0ss plAiil as beforey tiicn
seam hack. Commence; narrow
eight stitches int0sfotE put yQljg
thread up over once, makingia l00p
hole, and knit one stitch, thread pxeI
knit one, thread oyer, Knlk one, !ln'RaQ
over, knit one, threat over, klltl one,
thread over narrow eignt ,tliies,
thread 5oycr Knit one, thread over
Knit one, thIead over, Kiiit one,
thread over.. kliii ems, tnrenti over;
narrow eight times. thread over,
XIII onc. thread oyer, .knitsone thread
oyer, kititonc, thread over Knit one,
thread 0ver, narrow eightStimes as
above on he right side, across, seam
back, knlt across plain, seam BACK,
lnahans lnlea .a,'ss nvloSs yc.Ween
Z ~ - I, "'Iam - aI, ~.
a NJ n a1 iUns i ~ ~ ~
Invvse' XXX unu ~ soil1 m..;,s
,nauc :. ,tArpc. Wulp. ! nui
Wi'n THEY n no' ~ A" 'h'hh O S
APPLE FRIrrEIs.-Onc quart Of
flour, with a tea-spoonfll Of pow
dercd yeast, little salt, QUE pint of
milk, three eggs, two nice apples
very thin. Fried In hot lard.
~ I; ~ Jt,n IN n, 1rs-Thc amoL ] w
no dr;cn lcavcs ,f anumnk;n hnyr y
IN = br;oht fro Z lit camss 6;os -
Nm ~ ! = man ;nsio a,v III; u; ;H
Til man R;rds m,,st 10 w;tj,d - !, 4
bcfo,c tha nnorat;on NM : orsors
,l,onld abstain from oo;nS intn nno,t'
mats ;mmaa;otai, W.. M
sn,nt'o cansaS NJ .oha NJ" .no
nlnymont - ,onrai III; +. o,so 4
.oo;mst l;os IN nv Ky.
bn.. ~ sSni, ~ ~ 80 wy o'nno'
4 u,u A.
%,;saaua 1880
q a"5 81. "A 4 spaslol
s,.n,. ! ~" ~, ~" ~ ~ watcl
,Na "'.,v' )" rr.mo' WHEY snouaupc
~. ~ N'na - ! iassv'
'h;s no pu.p WIKI sr'n'c'Ar
'", i, ! :" ga"d - ,Ta" z. n , " ! =
49, ',", ~aonNsra \.
Ircelv abo,,t sinks' ,%.cllars .s,sters
md ou,I,oiIscs. and IS th;s vi !, NO
vent sink,Icss. s%,iflcrin,, amd ~ no,s y
-IIome and Hea1in.
a.. M
= atar;aI Co. no,nnn,;rn 80 Soyu =
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\ HllM0RBO or THR DAls
81 w. N Y TINT " Wy 4, Z I;
N T,e;S fsE' \ Sex-
& \. ,,S t1,ot Il
9 Assa 81 ! u, Y 4 TN 4 svfd, 4 Z 4 4 I
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XII
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Sv Molll 'Hc XIV xxx IA /.
,WAeit naRAa {ash Y ,ytiflls kgS1 st| X
nls. awt Y XII G \ y X
I7'ae.su'hclcnk R1oV"nSs
IMAM named sIease h8A 5pfgIe Ay A
Niss' QrQss hc IGaseq ilcr lllii st|e
ngi'cen nov ~ Pc CrossS Aly f(oi'u.
The Mowers aro no cxcQb tiou
f0ll0wing flc fasliiQn; vi u n0nd
ana yVll WIN 1ndNthe iIYpQyS ~,
I NJ ~ y n. \, i :..;a
@'"n", , s*,,.s 4 ns,.v p Y } s.
s ~ " Z HIT aosa u, ~ \, y 4 1. y Il Z
.a y v z \ a",,o ,n;"s tYS 4 4
I. VA III Nf;i7 Y @pVe''
ne Y Ss9s
a snsKoFiyc mamie A49re ljQQfs A0il
N hcarus SSh4e lWoptHlstclk tQ lotnera
noiS hlcyS " nln *
May growing VERY corplilent
pgalisl pe's Wiihgpcy lo0ReuEup0n AZ
a iatsajitH
Some ono calls Tie Lclr0WNcd
hats, which has been so long III fash
ion, the HcyiindG Of OiYilixation.N
3 Gtnulma Mid 4 shrewd child.
M4lo yoii wanf Soma ami 2v 4 Yes
4 dear, L should like some,n .Tlion ii
4 you'll bify some, III give you half
said. Poly
N Toledn ddIYmCcist, h.l III. mama
lfnkcn III A nafiiin,rs for 1 srreef im-
~lnroyenre,i auHcm M, Icar,,eI .hot
s,ch wo,,Iai mnrnvs f,,ai, NTH ~ ~
.,cinhhorhood
vosmr ladv ,,oco,,t,v Mad n ~
w her bIacl hntr w;fh 4 ho, a. cnn,h
* nake "A int u,oatj.
&, "a.
4. i.crs q az unc
nun salu Wi,sn " saNy one n the
~ scA 'isc;'cu ~ ~ riholine.
Many. who repent lot public life
and retire TO 0~bscurity. repent OF
their repentance, ard long to retire
from their retirement.
"A medical student SAYS he las
never been able to discover the
bone of contention, and desires to
know whether II is not situated very
near the jaw-bonc.
Alinc fl one ofMoore,s songs reads
thus: Sour couch shall be roses be-.
spanrled with dow. To which 4
sensible uirl replied. ",Twculd give
me the rheumatiz, and SO it would
you.v
Wnen d penny bank was cstab-
lishcd at Putney, and the deposits
were added up at the end. Of the
|ycar, n brewer who was on the COM
mittce remarked, aWnll, that repre-.
81 mis- hirty-thousand pints Of beer
MT drunk"
A politician, writing n le,tc, OIL
coincidence to the widow of d country
member who had been his friend,
saws. Z | am panied to hear That
has gonc to heaven. We were bosom
friends but now we shall never
IL has been dcc,Ied by medical au-
| tko v;t;oa thot u;co n,,, iae rxccJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-07-13

LryYlE WouEN 1r&o li(tle yIFi.
9ere, playing Ap1!n popPIss s'!tl
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Asyoung lady atan examinations iii
grammar was asked why the noun
z bachelor" was singular. She re-
piled immediately with much nnivcte.
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don't get married.
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to preach is all very well as far asgit
goes,n said an old doctor Of divinity
to q theological student T" butt he
added, "we must wall and see
whether people think they have o.
call to hear volt"
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beautiful as much as flowers and but
terflies, and there Is no sin Ia tasteful
dress, but only In devotlng to II much
money or too much time
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true medium between the one extreme
of straight and rigid simplicity and
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reason WHY the beautifllis potalways
the result u; bec9llseE y 9mupy women
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the E0rty-
Second Congress-.

| fGE>EE,L NATuRE-No. L..
AN ACT relating 10 moneys paid into the
courts OF the United States.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House. Of
| Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That all
| moneys in the registry of any court Of the
United States or in the hands or under the
control OF any officer of such court, which
were received in any cause pending or adj
Indicated in such court. shall. within thirty
| days after the passage of this act, be de-
posted with the Treasurer, an assistant
treasurer. or a designated depository of the
Of the United States. in the name and 10
the credit of >nch court. And all snch
moneys which are hereafter paid into such
courts or received by the officers thereof
shall he forthwith deposited in like manner;
provided. that nothing herein shall be
construed TO proven: the delivery OF any
such money upon security. according 10
agreement of parties under the direction OF
the court.
SEC. :. That no money deposited "a afore
said shall be withdrawn except by order of
the Judge or judges of said courts respect
ivelv in term or in vacation. to be signed
by such Judge or iudges and to be entered
and certified of record Ivy the clerk. and
every such order shall state the cause in or
on account of which it is drawn
SEC. 3. That at each regular and stated
session of said courts the clerks thereof
shall present an account to said courts OF
all moneys remaining therein. or suhjec. to
the order thereof. stating in detail in what
causes said moneys are deposited and IN
what causes payments have been made,
which account and the vouchers thereof
shall he filed in court
SEC. 4. That if any clerk or other officer
of court of the United States shall de-
post any money belonging in the registry
of the court, in violation OF this act. or
shall retain or convert any such money 70
his own use. or to the use of any other per-
son. he snail be deemed guilty of embezzle-
mcnt. and, on conviction, shall he punished
hy a fine of not less than five hundred dol |
lars and not more than the amount EN-
hezZled, or by imprisonment for a term not |
less than one year nor more than ten years. |
or both. at the discretion of the court.
SEC. j. That if any person shall know
inglv receive from clerk or other officer Of |
a court of the United States. any money
belonging in the registry of said court as a
deposit. loan. or otherwise. in violation of
this act. he shall he deemed guilty Of en-
bezzlement. and shall he punished as pro-
yided in the last preceding section.
SEC. g. That the act entitled An act d.
recting the disposition of money paid int"
the courts of the United States. approved
April eighteenth. eighteen hundred and
fourteen. and the act supplementary thereto.
March eighteenth. eighteen hun
bred and seventeen, be, and the same are
hereby. repealed.
J. G. BLAINE.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAN.
Vice President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved March "a, ISL
It's GRANT.