Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-18

SEC y And be il further enacted That peher the Off
GERS seamen, or other porsou employed on board ofauy
ship vessel bringing emgant passengers 10 the United
States any ihem ha visit frequent any part of
such ship vessel assigned to emgaut passengers except
OF such ship or vessel first made or given for sue
and every officer seaman, or ether person. employed
board Of such ship or vessel who shall Vate the prOyi
sions of this section shall be deemed guilty msdenea
and conviction there shall forfeit To the said ship
or vessel his wages for the voyage of the said ship vessel
during which the said offence has been committed Any
master or commander who shall direct or permit any Off
Ger or seaman or other person employed board Of such
snip or vessel to visit or frequent part of said ship
Vesse assigned TO eugran passengers except for the
pose ct doing or performing necessary duty
an oheer seaman or ptrsDn employed board Of said
ship or vessel shall be deemed guilty of sdemeanor,
and SHALL conviction thereof be punished by fine of
hfy dollars for each occasion which he shall direct
permit the provisions of this section be violated by any
officer Seaman or other person employed board of such
ship or vessel -ts-.1I ss-N
SEC s. And be further enacted That it shall be the
duty OF the master commander of every ship vessel
bringing emgant to the United States TO
written printed notice in the English. French, and
German languages containing the provisions of the second
section of THIS act in conspicuous place the forecase
and IN the several parts of the said ship vessel assigned
10 emgant passengers and to keep the same so posted d
ring the voyage; and upon neglect do be shall be
deemed guilty OF msdemeanor and conviction there
dollars =.
SEc And be it further enacted That, in case of the
conviction of any person under the provisions of the first
section of this act aud the imposition of fine the
sentencing the person so convicted may in ts discretion
by order To be entered its minutes direct the
OF tinne when collected TO be paid for the benefit
Of the female sednced or her child or children if any,
SEC 3 And be ii further enacted. That conviction
shall be had under the provisions of this the Ies
of the female seduced uncorrobnraed BY other evi
dence unless the indictment shall be found within
after the arrival of the ship vessel at the port for
which she was destined when the offence commit
ted.
Approved March "a, 1860.
[Chap 81 ,4le.. s.E
AN ACT to establish mail routes in the Territory of Kan
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Be enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
Of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
That there be- and hereby established the Territory
of HANS IS the following mail routes:
mail rute frolh Denver City Missouri City, via Ar
rapahoe Golden city, Go den Gate, and Mountain city,
distance of forty miles.
mail route frum Denver city to Breckenridge via Ba
den and TarIyall distance of one hundred miles.
mail route from Denver city to Boulder in Nebraska
Territory. distance of fDrty miles.
mail route frum Denver city. down the Platte River to
Julesburg distance If two hundred and forty miles.
mail route frum Denver City to Colorado City, dis
tance Of sixty-eGht miles via Belmont.
Approved, March ~, lS6J.