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 TrrL1·: Lxx.—CRIl1ES.—Ch. 9. 1073 CHAPTE R NINE. PRISONERS AND THEIR TREATMENT. Sec. Sec 5536. }·Zxp•.>nse»¤ for prisoners to bepaid by 5543. Deductions from term of imprisonthe Ynited States. ment for good comluct. 5537. Places of confinement. 5544. Application of preceding section. 5338. Marshal to make provision for safe- 5545. Actual reasonable cost of subsisting keeping of prisoners. prisoners to be paid. 5539. Unitea] Sfates convicts in State peni- 5546. Designation of penitentiary by Attentmnes. t0mey—Geneml. 5540. Selection of penitentiary where a 5547. Att0rney—General to contract for judicial district is divided. subsistence, &c. 5541. Sentences to imprisonment for more 5548. Court may order sentences executed than a year, where to be exe- in house of correction. cuted. 5549. Confinement of juvenile offenders. 55-12. Pe11itentiury :€¤S€Sfo¤‘ 1¤¤‘i¤- place to place, and upon the temporar 01* permanent confinement of ;’£‘€?t?£°&p§gt;Y persons arrested or committed under tge laws of the United States, as LL; well as upon the execution of any sentence of a court thereof respecting N3)é‘*Y·¤1821·R°'· them, shall be Said out of the Treasury of the United States in the QM;;' (:126 manner provide by law. S, 5, v_ 4; p_ 7&'7 _ ’ 3 Mar., 1865, c. 86, s. 3, v. 13, p. 500. 3 Mar., 1875, 0. 145, 1*. 18, pp. 479, 480. Sec. 5537. In sx State where the use of jails, penitentiaries, or other Plmrescfvonfine houses is not allowed for the im risonment of persons arrested or com- “"’"*· mitted under the authority of tie United States, any marshal in such 3Mar_,1gg1,R€,,, State, under the direction of the judge of the district, may hire, or other- No. 2, v. 3, p. 646. wise procure, within the limits of such State, a convenient place to serve 2 Ma.r.,1833,c.57, us u te111p0rary jail. E- "· V- ‘*¤ P· 63*- Randolph 1·. Donaldson, 9 Cr., 76; )IcNutt r. Bland, 2 How., 9. Sec. 5538. The marshal shall make such 0the1‘ provision   he may Nqryhaltonnake deem expedient and necessary for the safe-kee ing of the prisoners £’°"!“'°“{°' F*‘f°‘ arrested or committed under the authority of tlge United States, until cfgping ° pm°° permanent provision for that purpose is made by law. HT-—— Sec. 5539. `Vh€ll€V€1' any criminal, convicted of any offense against United  States the United States, is imprisoned in the jail or penitentiary of any State °°”};°**;. “} S*”° or Territory, such crimmal shall in all respects be subject to the same  discipline and treatment as convicts sentenced by the courts of the State 30-?¤¤°» 18% ¤· or Territory in which such jail or penitentiary is situated; and while so 163’ " 4* P' 759 confincd therein shall be exclusively under the control of the oiicers having charge of the same, under the laws of such State or Territory. Sec. 5540. Where a. judicial district has been or may hereafter be _ S°I¤¢*i°¤0f1>€¤· divided. the circuit and district courts of the United States shall have ;:Eg:§y i: power to sentence any one convicted of an offense punishable by impris- dfrided onment ut hard labor to the penitentiary within the State, though It be § out of the judicial district in which the conviction is had. 9, s. 1, v. 11,p. 2. Sm". 55-11. In every case where any person convicted of any offense §entences to imngainst the United States is sentenced to imprisonment for n ericd P"S°”m°“* f°' ldn · than Y ar th court bv which the sentence is sseg ma Y m0": thang y°”’ gm one 59 v 8 - P8 5 where to be exeorder tho same to be executed in any State ail or penitentiarv within mm1_ the district or State where such court is helcf, the use of which jail or  penitentiary is allowed by the legislature of the State for that pur se. S-3.v-13,p-$00 Sec. 5542. In every case where any criminal convicted of any oigsnse Penitentiurywr against the United States is sentenced to imprisonment and confinement t°“°”£ ‘§h“’°*°b° to hard labor, it shall be lawful for the court by which the sentence is  passed to order the same to he executed in any State nil or penitentiax 3}IM‘·.i825.¢-65. within the district or State where such court is held, the use of whicg “‘1°·‘ ·4·I" 118* jail or penitentiary is allowed by the legislature of the State for that purse. Sec. 5543. All prisoners who have been, or ma. · be, convicted of any D¤d¤<=§i<>¤¤§¤>¤¤ otfense against the laws of the United States, amf confined in any State *°"“ °f “”P““°“‘