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,,wsoy THE UNITED STATES PASSED At TnE THIRD


srsslos on THE TwESTY-rFTH CONGRESS.

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AyACT 10 abolish Imprisonment for debt in certain


cases.


r. Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sraliyss Of the United States Of America in Com
sg.s assembled, That no person shall be imprison-
i Cr debt u any State, on process issuing ont Of a
eoutof the United States, where by the laws Of
sgrb State, imprisonment for debt has been abolish
a and where by the Jaws Of ia State, Imprisonment
Or dtb shall he allowed under certain conditions
IA vsrclions the same conditions and restrictions
slai be applicable to the process issuing out Of TIE
sBars Of the United States; and the same proceed
be-, shall be had therein, as arc adopted in the
r5Jrs Of such State


JAMES K. POLK,
Speakc Of The House Of Representatives.


RH, Nj. JOHNSON,
Fice President ef The United States, and


President Of the Senate.
Approved, February 2sdl, 1889.


NJ. VAN BUREN,