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132 THTRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 126, 127. 1864. J¤¤+=15.1S¤4- Cu . cxxvx.-An An · nw snwzzga J · T 1.* . u Rangeczcvzlndgmlirinzllhc gtate of '%;a’ourEwm Zpfom/five NMA B0 it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Certain school States of America in Oongress assembled, That all of the right, title, and m<;;§§¤¤¤ or ° a"}' f°"'€“ °K°h9·¤g¤, 0F any contract for any gigsgsglgg of suc` ginrehase or sale, at any other place than the ordinary place of busi- » · pncitsvpduegltlgerotlale seller Id; pugehasfer, olwrgzd or hired, and occupied by him _ _ , y n pa ers ip 0 w ic he is a member. vm °°m”°ts` of gg;?? ’¢$) enasted, That all contracts made in violation 0 a so ute y voi . Penalty for Sec. 4. And be it f1,4ri];gr gmqcggd Th t ~ ‘ - h · S f th. , _ _ , a any pe1 son who shall violate any gg ul";'; nge 01]** proglsionls of this act shall be held guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conunpi-isonmont. 1°¤ l 6g60S bs fined m any sum not less than one thousand dollars, more t an ten thousand dollars, or be imprisoned for a eriod not less than three th P the Court a*:;¤;h;f1r3Q; longs; tharaone year, or both, at the discretion of i 1 ewise e tho s - ms for each 0E6u0c. su Jec a penalty of one thou and dol Sec. 5. And be tt further enacted, That the penalties imposed by the