Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-01

Ais, in part, namely, sections and 5.
July IT, 1862 chapter 1873, volume Il
page 5SS.
March 9. 1868, chapter Il, volume II,
January q, 1864, chapter 4, volume 10,
March assh 1 5S' 1864 chapter 3d. volume 49,
March 25, 1864, chapter 49, volume IS.
page Sc, in part, namely, sections l: 2
June /, 1864, chapter 1O2, volume 81
page IS.
June 25, 1864, chapter 155, volume Is
page l84, in part, namely, section =.
'9 az l. 1864 chapter 49, volume b. page
July 4, 1864, chapter al, volume IS.
January 90. 1865. chapter 1G, volume Is,
page 421.
February * %, 1866, chapter AZ, volume Is,
March 8, 1865, chapter 50, volume 10
March 8, 1866, chapter &c, volume IS, page
5l5, IN part namely, sections l, and ..
February 10, 1866, chapter 9, volume H.
February 16, 1866, chapter TO- rOlun Il,
May IT, 1866 chapter IS, volume A. page
AZ, in part, namely. sections and T.
June II, 1866, chapter ia, volume IA,
page SO.
July Is, 1866. chapter 1S4, volume IA,
page 90, npart. namely, section 90.
July g, 1866, chapter 297, volume II.
page S24, in part, namely, the proviso
in section l, relating to pay of female
folders in the dead letter office:
January Y, 1867, chapter IL, volume IA,
page 378
February IS, 1867, chapter Ii, volume
H. page 393, in part, namely, section
February 10, 1867, chapter 43, volume Ii,
page S95, in part, namely section :.
March O. 1868, chapter -, volume 10,
page 40, in part, namely so much as re
lates to the printing of postal conven-
tions, and confers the Thanking prlvi-
lege Oh the Congressional Printer.
Resolution of April g. 1898, number l, volume
4, page $40.
January Is, 1851, number /, volume 4,
page 1876.
October II, 1887, number /, volume .,
page 207.
juno Is, 1911, number il, volume 8, page
February 20, 1885, numberl, volume .,
page 196. w
July II. 1852, number II, volume 10 page
ia, in part, namely section l.
August =, 1852, number l6, volume 10,
March s. 1865, number s.. volulro II,
page $780,
june 6, 1866, number 49, volume Ii, page
357.
March 2 1868, number II, volume Is,
page 24S.
Act of March 8, 1871, chapter 12l, volume 16,
page 572, in part, namely section. a.
April u, 1872, relating to proposals and
contracts for transportation of the mails,
and for other purposes.
Approved, June s, 1872. .....---s
GENERAL NATURE, No. 1881
An Act to authorize the appointment of depu-
ties of clerks of circuit and district courts.
Beit enacted by the Senate and House ofRep-
resentatives of the United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That deputy or deputies
of any clerk of any court of the United States
may be appointed by such court upon the appli-
cation of the clerk, and be removable at the
pleasure of the court; and the compensation OF
any such deputy shall be paid by the clerk; and
in case of the death of the clerk, his deputy or
deputies shall, unless removed by the judge,
continue in office and perform the duties of the
clerk in his name, until his successor be duly
appointed and qualified and for the defaults or
misfeasances in Office of any such deputy,
in the lifetime of the clerk or after his
death, the clerk, and his estate, and the sureties
in his official bond shall be liable; and his exc
cutor or administrator shall have such remedy
for any such defaults or misfeasance5 commit
ted after his death as the clerk would be entitled
to if the same had occurred in his lifetime.
Approved, June8, 1872.