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aud higher for futures; No. 2, car lots,
53td SIC cash, and 4l304l3c for August.
Rye higher; No. 2, 95c(9Sl. Pork dull
and lower, S2l92l %. Lard dull and
nominal Bulk meats quiet and weak,
nOminally lower, So. l1s, lie. Bacon
dull and lower, 9, l2!@l2s, l3;.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Sugar,
jobbiDg common, ste; low fair to fully
fair, 8369Ic. Molasses, common, 400
45c; fair, 50lG55c; prime to choice, $50
zoe. Flour, superfine, 81 as; single ex-
ira, S.; double extra, S. 25; treble, s. S73
@6 IS; choice, 81, so. Corn, 84lg94c.
Oats lower, very little doing, 6797Oc.
Bran lower, 81 O5. Hay, prime held st
S23. Coffee, ordinary to prime, lS(92Otc.
Pork, 50 5O922 IS. Dry salt meats,
shoulders, 93c; nothing doing in sides.
Bacon-jobbing, lot, l3s91349l 4c.
Hams - choice sugar cured, 1910 lac.
Lard-iierce, I4c; keg, l4Ic. Cornmeal,
s. IS. Whisky, 81 2O@l q.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Flour dull,
in buyers' favor; supeTfine western and
State, 81 90(95 so; st. Louis, S. 9O(9S %.
Rye -four dull, S5G6 25. Cornmeal
dull ct S464 30. Wheat quiet; No. 2
Chicago spring, 81 80. Corn firm;
mixed western, steamer, S29S4c; mix
ed western, sail, 65t9S6c. Oats in
good demand but at lower rates; mixed
western, 6O@6lc. Coffee quiet but firm ;
Rio csrgoes, l73@20c gold; jObbing at
l74@2lc gold. Sugar quiet; prime 6sc;
Muscsvado, -7s@Ssc; centrifugal, Sc;
refined dull and easier, l0S@l1lc. Pc
troleum easier; refined, HE; crude. 5sc.
Pork quiet at 81. Cat meats dull. Mid
dies steady; short clear, city, l24c; long
clear, l24c. Lard firm; prime steam,
1876. Cheese firm, 5l9ll4c. Butter firm I;
western, I3Cd23c. Whisky steady, 81 Il.
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ly, S23; old hsy at buyers bid in store,
timothy, 81 %.
LEMONS, ETC.-LemoDs, per box, SO
oil. Oranges, 80
OATs-Sale Of $50 sacks ST. Louis
oats at zoe.
ONIoNs-A few taken from wagon for
shipment at 81 75lB2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIC;
clear rib, l3c; clear sides, lSi9l5sc
loose; packed, tote higher.
Hams-Sugsr-cured, l3I9l4c for can
Yased.
--Lard-Tierce, lac; kegs 143c; pals,
I5lal5tc for refined.
Mess pork-Per barrel, S22S22 30.
Breakfast bRcOn-Canvased, l5c.
PEACHEs-In boxes, 25C95Oc.
POTAToEs-NO demand; the last lot
taken was at 81 per barrel.
PEARs-Per barrel, for shipping, s. 80
Gg3 80.
PLUMs-Per bushel, for shipping, 400
Coo
STOCK PEAs-small demand at 81
per bushel.
WHEAT-Sales Of 20 bushels, inferior,
at SIC; 200 bushels at SlC4l 10; 1CO
bushels, No 3. at 81 o.; 1856 and $50
bushels& 81 10; 40 bushels No. ., at
q Il
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Flour quiet
Wheat quiet, 81 20C9l %. Corn quiet
but steady, 74G76c. Oats quiet, CO.,
&c. Rye quiet, 81 Is. Hay excited
aud unsettled, Sl6023 Provisions quiet
bat firm. Pork, 81 80. Bulk meats,
50, ST. l2l, l2s, l28. l24c. Bacon, 81 g,
l3s, l34GlS3c. Hams, l3l9l34c. Lard
-tierce, l44Gl5c; keg, l54c. Whisky,
81 l6. Bagging firmer, l3s9l4c.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Flour-only
speculative demand, and prices higher;
family, So 25Cd6 50. Wheat quiet but
steady; red, 81 40. Corn in fair demand
but at lower rat ties, 72CG724C. Oats firmer
and held higher, 65G70c in bulk. 'Rye-
pew, 95d.Sl 80. Pork quiet; sales at sd.
BUlk meats dull and nominal, S5Gll3
6I2, Bacon dull, 9l9l25 @l3c. Whisky
quiet at 81 l6. Eggs steady ct l43. Butter
firm. Cheese firm at lO!9llc.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Flour easier,
but not quotably lower; superfne, 81;
! extras, s. 374G5 so. Wheat active but
/ lower; No. spring, 81 l6I SPOT, 81 Isl
/ September. Controllers are free sell.
ers. Oats easier but in good demand
! No. >, 5l@5l4c. Rye firm; new No. >,
! 79iGSOc spot, and soc seller August OF
| September. Pork dull, but holders not
willing to make concessions; $50 81
spot, and $50 20 seller September. Lard
quiet and weak at l3tC spot ana 49, 0t
seller August. Bulk meats quiet AND
weak. Whisky firm.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Flour quiet TO
low and medium grades; best qualities
firmer and held higher. Wheat-Otfer
ines very wild, ranging from 81 639l 4
| f,TNo , red winter, cash; sales at Il 8
for September, Corn firmeT and hel,
higher: No. . mixed, zoe bid, cash 0
JuIy, Oats unsettled and lower fCT casl
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Insolvency Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby cOunty-Office OF
County Court Clerk, In re, estate y. A.
norton, Memphis, Tenn, July Ii, lS75-To
Mrs s. E. Norton, administrative:
WAVING suyge ded the insolvency of the
estate of 3. A. Mort IN, deceased, you are
hereby ordered TO give notice, by sdveTts Sc
ment in some newspaper published within
the said State, and also at the Courthouse door
OF shelby county. for all perAOns having
claims against said estate, TO appear and nj
the same, with the CLERK Of the County
Court, authenticated in .the n amer pre-
scribed by law, on or before the first Jay Of
January, 1876; and any claim not filed on or
before SAID day, or before an appropriation or
the funds OF said estate Is made shall be for
ever barred, both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office, this 18th day OF
July, 1915.
In accordance with the above order, claims
may be flied with me within the time allow ed
or with my attorney, Mr.. Z. l.. Be4cher, lrv-
ing Block.
iVId - e NORTON. Adm n lStrQfTlX.
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LJ7tOfatiCylg are JOT round totS, Hiitess
9fEeraOise expressed; for feed and pro-
lJatee. LsUee rates. For small purchases
y1tes are pTopO7ti1Hate'y higher.
A. spTEs-The demand continues good
at SIGl IS per barrel, with fair supply.
RRAN-Nothing doing in store, $50.
RAGGING AND TIES A moderate
ess doing; 2 lbs. at l49l49ci q lbs.
;, IlLGl43c. The demand for bsgging
g. not increase, but it will be seen
that urices have made some advance.
Ties. 5It96ic.. - H.
RT-TTER- The western markets show
more firmness and we advance quota
tiong. Common, lO9l5c; medium, $50
22s; choice, 23825ci Arkansas prsirle'
25aZ7c. -,C. r,,;-
Offering at 81 % -;--,,,. o.,
.t0,ts were low there wss some demand,
I'm, Il vas a quiet one. Sales 600 sacks
,oivad at SO7GS2c, according to quality
snd condition.; 100 sacks white al 3d.
and 90 SACHS white at Soc.
CoRSNEAL The feeling was weaker
,,riI,y toa poor demand, while the STOCK
j. urettv fair; the rate dulng the u6y
VA u 20 lat We heard OF lCO barrels
sailing in the evening at - %.
CHICEENs Very quie. al sos - Tor
-,,uuug and S3G,3 80 for old.
FGGs-Very dull and heavy at loci
IA EsSoI-,.-Fjrm ct S5 5OG7 SO for me-
Ann 10 fancy grades; extremes above
IL telow tdese ruling quotations; 20
E GnT,srd for low grades. Benges' mills Ih
lis Tennessee -four TO dealers at - o. ~
observation-disclosures, i2t,g
l2Ic: crushed, l2s6l2tc; cut LOAF, i7tCa'
i25c; granulsted, 1l49l2ci A, llC9llso,
extra c, lOIc; c yellow, S4CHl9ci oyer Oyer
kettle, 9Gl0c; yellow claTlheoi lO2S
lie; white clarified, lltGlltc.
Molassss snd SyrUps-ln barrels PEI
gallon, 45G75c; market dull.
Coffee-Rio, per pound, inferior &C
fancy, 2lG24c. Tea, 5Oc(GSl.
SsIt-psr barrel, domestic, 81 1891 oU
Gzrmsu Soap-peT pound, 53@6ic;; .,
q. adlea, per pound, boxes, lie; haI
,,Tss. lac; quarter boxes, lSc.
Eods-5s 5tcin kegs; in boxes, 6ig6tc
Stareh-s3(D5ic.
HAv-Arkansas prairie, large bales
SO; small bales, Ill; timothy nominal
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COTTON BARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

IELESEakGEhE
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Cotton nominal;
no sales.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Cotton
quiet but steady, l4fc.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Cotton in
fair demand and firm, 14fc.
GALVESTON, July 29.-Cotton-ruid-
ding, 1879; low middling, he; good Or
diDary, 12e; net receipts, 81 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Cotton en-
TREY nominal; no quotations; net re-
ceipts, II bales; exports cOastwise, II
bales; sales, bales.
CHARLESTON, July 20. - Cotton
dull; middling, I43c; low middling, lac;
good ordinary, l34c; net receipts, "a
bales; exports coastwise, As bales; sales,
3 bales.
MOBILE, July % Cotton quiet and
unsettled; middling, 14sc; low middling,
1870; good ordinary, I34c; net receipts,
Il bales; exports cOastwise, q bales;
sales, so bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-COtton
quiet; ordinary, lie; good ordinary,
Il59l2c; low middling, 134c; middling,
l4fc; sales, 10 bales; receipts, 81 bales
exports to Vera Cruz, 427 bales; stock,
% 933 bales.
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Saturday, August z, 1875,

the following described real estate io-wit: Be-
ginning on W. Hardins south line, 81 chains
west OF his southeast corner, running thence
southwardly on a line parallel with the east
line of 50-acre tract belonging 10 Annie Aeer-
crombie to the northeast bank OF Cypress
creek, thence down said creek with It's mean
derings TO its intersection with said naTdiu'S
south line, thence east with said Hardin'5
south line 1874 chains to the beginning, con-
tanning 1914 acres more or less, being lh- west
portion OF the said Annie AbercrOmbie's 90
acre tract, situate, lying and being in the
county OF Shelby, Tennessee.
Terms of Sale-One.thiTd cash, baianeeiu
and II months, notes with approved security.
Lien retained, redemption barred.
This July u, 1875.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, d. e. and N.
&. W. Frazer, Sol. for Com plain6nt. 1yl3
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Approved March 2, IsI3.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
AN ACT to amend the Charter of the I'm

AN ACT TO amend the Charter OF the Uni
versity of Nashville.
Section !. Be II enacted by The General As
sembly OF the state of Tennessee, That the
charter OF the University of Nashville be so
amended that the trustees may have the
power, If in their judgment the interests Of
the institution require, to discontinue
course of instruction strictly collegiate and
literary, and convert said institution, either
partially or entirely, into a scientific school
for instruction in the various branches apper-
tanning to chemistry, botany, metalurgy and
other kindred subjects, embraced within the
title of a scientific school, and also that said
trustees may have the power to discontinue
for time, II in their Judgment IL becomes
proper 10 do so, instruction in the branches
purely collegiate, and make an arrangement
with the trustees of the "PeabOdy Fund, >" or
other association for the establishment of a
normal school provided, that any trust funds
heretofore bequeathed to said university
shall be only used in accordance with the
purposes OF the trust.
Passed ii arch q, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAo ."AIrE,
SPEAK L enate.
Approved March "a, 1879.
JAMES ID, PUnTER, Go 70 nor,
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Speaker of the HouseiOf Representatives.
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March "a, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
AN ACT to protect farmers and prevent in

AN ACT to protect farmers and prevent in
Jury to crops.
Section |. Be 1t enacted by the General A.
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That all
persons owning VIGOROUSLY misehteyOus
stock, that are known TO be il the habit of
throwing down or jumping fences, shall be
required to keep the same confined upon
their own premises so that it be not allowed
to run at large to the injury of the enclosures
or crops of any other person or persons what
ever.
Section 9 Be 1t further enacted, That all
owners of the stock shall be liable for all
damages done by the same to enclosures or
crops of others, and upon proof OF the amount
of such damages, and of the character of the
stock committing the treSspass, recovery of
the amount and costs Of nit may be hao be-
fore any Justice of the Peace.
Section 3. Be II further enacted, That TO
secure the payment OF such damages and
costs, execution shall be levied upon the
stock committing the trespass, and after ten
days notice shall ne sold 10 pay said amount
OF damages and costs.
Passed March y, 1915.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS Il. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March y, 1s75.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
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CHANCERY SALE
E EAL ES r A TT
On Saturday, August 2, 1875.

No SSS2.-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tspnessee-J. J. MhOOD,
guardian etc VS. Ahnie Abercrom e, Ell a.
DY virtue OF an order of sSle made in thii
ID cause, on July 6, 1875, minute book &, pages
S5S and 359 will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, within legal hours, in front Of
the county court h Duse, corner Main and Pop
Ia slraats city Of MeInn mia TRnnesse.
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AN ACT TO provide for Bills Of Exceptions,
and to regulate the practice where new
trials are granted or refused.
Se0iOn I. Be it enacted by the General As
sembIy of the State or Tennessee, That where
a motion for new trial shall be granted or
re used, e ther party may except to the de-
CiSiOn OF the court and may reduce to writ
ing the reasons offered for said new trial, to-
getuer with the substance of the evidence In
the case, aud also the decision OF the Court
on said motion; and il shat be the duty OF
the Judge, before whom such motion is made,
to allow and sign the same; ami such bill of
exceptions shall be part o the record IN the
case, and it snail be lawful for the appellant
in such case to assign for error that the
Judges in the Court below Improperly granted
or refused new trial therein, ana the Su-
prcme Court shall have power to grant new
trials, or to correct any errors Of the Circuit
Court in granting or refusing the same.
Section 2. Be il further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring it.
Passed March q, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House OF RepT6seD tatives.
THOMAS Fl. PAINE,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March p, 1873.
JAMES ~. PORTER, Governor.
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nANH0Oa REsZ0GEB.-A victim OF
you -hfuI imprudence, causing premature de-
cay. nervous debility, ETC., having tried In.
vain every known remedy, has found simple
self-cure, wAch he Will send free to his fellow
sufferer Address J, h. REEV Hi4, u N assam
street. New York.
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Section l. Be il enacted by the General As
sembly of the state Of Tennessee, That IL IL
hereby declared TO be a miSdemeanOr for any
person who having no apparent means OF
subsistence, and neglects to apply himself or
herself to some honest calling.
Section ,. BE it further enacted, That 1t is
hereby declared to be a miSdemeanOr for any
one to Ue found lOi ring about saloons or
dram shops, gambling houses or houses OF i'll
fame, or tramping or StrOling through the
country without any visible means OF sup.
port.
Section 3. Be it further enacted, That any
one found guilty of these OfenseS defined in
sections and of this act, shall be fined not
less than five dollars or more than twenty
five dollars, or shall be Imprisoned in the
county wOTkhOu5e for not less than ten DAYS
or more than twelve months, at the disc G.
ton of the court.
Section 4. Be il further enacted, That Il is
hereby made the duty of all peace officers Of
this state TO arrest all Migrants anu carry
them before some Justice Of the Peace to be
dealt with as the law directs.
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AN ACT to increase the number OF Not3ries
Public for the county Of Knox.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembIy of the State of Tennessee, That Sec
ton seventeen hundred and nInety-tWO Of
the Code of Tennessee be amended 70 as to
read as follows: That the Chairman or Judge
of the County Court OF Knox county Is here
by authorized TO appoint one other Notary
Public for said county in addition to the num-
Der now allowed by law in said county, who
shall be able in addition to the ordinary re-
Quirements of law now prescribed, TO under
stand, speak and write the German language,
and in all respects be governed by the law
now in force in regard to Nosartes Public In
the State.
Section 4. Be 1t further enacted, That Glib
son county be allowed an additional Notary
Public in and for civil district No. 4 OF said
county, said Notary to be elected, commits
stoned and qualified as now by law provided.
Section 3. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after Its pass
age, the public welfare requiring ii.
Passed March 9, 1875.
Speaker of the House of Representa- Ives.
THO MAS II. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March Is, 1919.
JAMES D. PORTER, Governor.
l certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of
an act Of the General Assembly of Tennes-
sec, the original of which is now On file in
my of1co. -
CHAS. ". GIBBS,
Secretary OF state.
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AN ACT TO amend an act passed January Y,
1870, Chapter CXHl., Section l granting
furnisherS OF supplies lien on crop.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembIy of the state OF Tennessee, That chap
ter ext, section l, of an act passed 18th OF
January, 1870, be 50 amended as to give to
landlords in addition to liens already gwen
him by law, a further lien on the growing
crop for necessary supplies of food and cloth.
ing furnished tenants for the mselves, or those
dependent on them by the landlord or his
agent, to enable the tenant to make the crop
provided, an account Of sueh necessary sup
plies is kept, as the articles are furnished,
and is sworn to before some Justice of the
Peace before the enforcement of the lien
provided, also that this lien shall be second
airy to that OF the landlard for his rent.
Section 2. Be it further enacted, That this
lien may be enforced as the landlords lien
for rents; provided. always, that the attldavits
as above provided for, shall be made as TO the
truth and justice of the account before the
Magistrate or Clerk Of the Court shall issue
Writs of diStraint or attachment.
Section 3. Be 1t further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after its pass
age the public welfare requiring 1t.
Passed March 20, 1875
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate,
Approved March a. 1875.
JAMES %. PORTER, Governor.
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Speaker of the House OF Representatives,.
THOMAS n. PAINE,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March p, 1875.
JAMES u PORTER, Governor.
AN ACT to authorize the sale OF the Hunting,

AN ACT TO authorize the sale OF the Hunting
ton Male and Female Academies.
Whereas, The Huntington male and female
academ rs are In such a state Of dilapidatiCn
as to be entirely unfit for educational pur-
poses; and
TO various persons for material AID labor,
WI ereby the D-r sent value Of said academies
is financed; and
Whereas, said trustees have no means with
which to discharge said Indebtedness or to re-
pair said academy buildings, and the educa-
said academy buildinys, together with the
grounds upon which they are built, be sold
and the proceeds Teinvested.
Section l. Therefore, Be il enacted by the
General Assembly o. the state Of Tennessee,
That y. +. Ball, I. b. Jones, Il. f. Morrison,
A. @. M Neil and their assoc atIEs as Trustees
OF the Huntington Male and Female Acade-
mics, IN the county of Carroll and their sue
CeSSJT5 IN once, be and are hereby authorized
to sell one or both Of said lots upon SUCH
the proceeds after paying said UebJs; provided,
how ser, that the debts alluded 10 do not e.
coed Two hundred and fifty dollars in the pur-
chase Of Sa'O other grounds, and in the eIec.
ton OF repair Of such buildings as they may
deem eXpedlent Tor the education Of DOtn
sexes, and the public welfare requiring II,
tn ac' shall take effect from its passaSe.
Pass March 8, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS ID. PAINE,
speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March ?, 1873.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
certify that the foregoing Is a true copy Of
an act of the TenneS1 e General Assembly,
the original Of which is now on file in my
office.
CHAS. y. GIBBS,
Secretary Of
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STATE LAWS.

AN ACT to locate toll gate nearer than enc
mile OF Woodbury.,
Be Il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State OF Tennessee, That toll gate may
be erected nearer than one mile of the town
Of Wood bury, Cannon county, on the Wood
bury and McMinuville road, upon the @ n
structiOn of a turnpike thereon, and the
Chancellor Incorporating said road shall in
sert the name in the charter Of incOrpOIa.
ton.
Passed March ., 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS Fl. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March 3, 1873.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
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AN ACT to authorize and regulate the i.
- -. N-n.----.L-.

AN ACT to author re and regulate the i
suance of State Warrants.
Section l. Be enacted by the General As
se.ably of the state of Ieunes see, EFbat the
Comptroller of the Treasurer be, and ne is
hereby directed to have warrants ON the
Treasury engraved and printed, in denonlna-
tions OF one, two. five, ten, twenty and fifty
dollars, on good bGnknOte Paper, payable 10
- or bearer, received In payment Of all
dues 10 the State, and have the same 81
printed and bound in book form, as that
when a warrant is detached IL will leave
stub or check on which shall be written at
the time OF issuing each warrant, the dsnOml-
nation q PreOi, the date when issued aud
cOnsecuu re number, on what account issued,
and on receipt TO be signed by the party 20
whom issued. Each denomination shall be
bound in separate books, and numbered con-
secuuvely from one upwards.
Section =. Be IL further enacted, That sub.
section 2, OF section 2J7 of the Code, be amend
ed so as to authorize and empower the Comp
trOller TO issue any and all Of these denOmina-
lions OF engraved warrants for sums illch,
upon examination and adjustment Of an &C.
CONT or claim against the state, may be
found due from the state.
Section 3. Be 10 further enacted, That Tor
the payment of odd dollars and cents, which
cannot be made by these warrants, the Comp
troller shall issue his warrant in the same
manner ard form now provided by law.
Section 4. Be it further enacted, That 1t
shall be the duty OF the Treasurer, before he
shall pay off any Of the warrants hereinpTO-
vided TOR, to compare them with the stubs or
checks provided Tor in the hrSt section OF THIS
act, and if found to cOrTespOn !, pay toe same,
and Immediately cancel and file them for
such inspection and examination as may be
ordered by the General Assembly.
Section 5. Be it further enacted, That there
shall be at no time more than five hundred
Thousand dollars of the warrants herein au-
thorized to be issued, outstanding and unpaid,
and they shall be ISSUED for current expenses
only.
Section Be it further enacted, That this
act take take effect frOm.and after its passage,
the public welfare requiring IL.
Passed Marcn q, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March "A, 1875.
JAMES D. PORTER, Governor.