The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-08

JAN, WEUNESDAY, u
sec. .. A~dbe fxrtA1 sssded, Thas any psssoa Ii
uou- liquors or intoxicating drinks within said DsIr,ct
who shall permit any soldier volunteer the
service Of the United stat O. any psreoo wearing the
unior soldier volunteer drink any spirit
liquor Intoxicating drink upon his premises,
shall be deemed guilty. Of sAe same oence meationed in
OF the peace a. Aforesaid shall be punished in the
manner prescribed ty this act.
Sec. 3 AVID Be fxrtAu enacted, That any person
under the provisions q this act and ths oct here
by amended shAlliorfeit his license 70 sell spartuous
liquor and Intoxicating drink and any license thereafter
granted 10 such person during the ooniinuanes Of
The sting rebellion shall be void.
sec. And BEL fSrtAr esoded, That al nnee collect
ed under the pro- and the act hereby
aii-n1eu sila pt pau 10 tne levy Ocut Va ".suSon
county the District Of Columbia for the use Of sad
court
Approved July IA, 1862.
lPuMIc-No. 139]
An ACT further provide for the collection Of tho rev
upon the northern, northeastern and northwest
ern frontier, md for other purposes.
BE ,,sated ~ the Ssnat. and Hosse Of Representatives
Of tn Unaed xdes q AW1,cS ~ Obaeveo osseahed
That aid after the nrst DAY Of October next the
master manager OF vessel which u enrolled or
Northeastern and northwestern frontiers Of the Uni
ted states shall before the departure OF MS vessel from
any port, le manifest Of his cargo with the collector
and obtain clearance and said vessel shall touch at
any ports Of the United states and there on
board any goods wares or merchandise, OF discharge
any portion Of her cargo, the master or manager shall
report The collector such arrival and produce his man
fest shall be TIE duty OF the collector 10 ndorse
thereon certified by himself, description Of the goods
merchandise SO taken on board or unladen,
and return the To the master manager, WhO
shall deliver the collector Of the port at which the
ladlug of the cargo Completed the manifest TO be
placed on file in his Office And the owners Of
hos Ter IN
comply the provisions II this section shall forfeit
and pay the United states the Of twenty dollars
for and every offence Sne half for the Of the in
former and for which sum The vessel shall be liable and
may seized and proceeded against summary BY way
bei any district Of the United States having
jurisdiction Of the offence.
Sec . And be ii fuytier enacted That collectors and
surveyors Of the collection districts the said onters
authorized TO keep sale at their several Offices,
their districts ana charge the Of ten csnts and
for each blank which shall be prepared and sx
ecuted by them.
Sec B. And be further enacted That goods imported
under the reciprocity treaty with Great Britain may be
entered al any port the northern northeastern and
northwestern frontiers Of the United States upon salts
factory evidence being to the collector at the port
where such goods offered for entry that they Of
the growth production Of Canada without the
lar certificate now required.
Sec T. Ind be further enacted, That for every entry
Of goods At any custom house the northern, north
and Northwestern frontiers Of the United States
tee OF forty cents shall be charged by the collector and
accounted for TO the Government.
See g. And be further enacted, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury be and he hereby authorised in all
point special agents 10 perform the rncon the Or
dnary officers subordinate 10 she Treasury Department
at such ports Proridod That the Compensation to be
allowed such temporary officers shall not exceed that
paid permanent officers of the same positiuu dur is
the year eighteen hundred and 3fty nine nor exceed
the compensation ordinarily allowed 70 such Official
agents.
Approved July H. 1852
[PUBuC-No. 1lO1
AN ACT in relation the election OF representatives to
Congress by single districts.
BE nenated by the Senate and House of Rervesafnses
Of the United States Of A1ssica in Congress aaemblad
That in each State entitled in the next and any succeed
ing Congress to more than representative the
ber 10 which such State be hereafter entitled
shall be elected by districts composed Of contiguous
ritory, equal in number 10 the number Of representa-
tves To which said State be entitled in Congress
for which said election held district electing
more than one representative: Provided That the prov
sons Of this act shall not apply to the State Of Car
MIA so far 1t affect the election Of
to the thirty eighth Congress: And PROVIDED further
That in the election Of representatives the thirty
eighth Congress from the State OF Illinois, the additional
representative allowed to said State by entitled
An act fixing the number OF the House Of Representa-
tvcs from and after the third Of March eighteen hun
dred and sixty three March fourth eighteen
hundred and two may be elected by the State at
large and the other thirteen TO which
the entitled by the districts prescribed
by law in said State unless the Legislature Of said State
should otherwise provide before the time fixed BY law
for the election of representatives therein.
Approved July H. 1862.
(PUMIC-No. l4l
AN ACT to establish additional Post Routes
BE enacted Jy the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the Uuited States Of America Coress assembled
That the following be established ~ post roads:
CALIFORNIA.
From Carson Navada Territory, to Aurora California
From lone City via Lancha Plana, Poverty Bar Jenny
Lind Brushvile, Salt Spring Valley Copperopols OBy
ems Ferry, and Jefferson, to Sonora.
DELAWARE.
From Townsend, via Black Bird, to Dsakynesville
MASSACHUSETTS,
From Hancock to Lanesborough.
INDIANA.
From Grandvew via Newtonville ButIalOvile Santa
Claus, and Morgan Hill, to Ferdinand.
From Madison, via Brooksburg and Braytown 70
Mount Stirling, and thence via Howe and Nannbls TO
Madison.
From Freedom, in Owen county in Indiana, by way
of Arney nersecting the present established route
Hanserville.
From Harrison, Ohio, to Mount Carmel, Indiana
Lrom Ogden to Rushvie.
nois. to Robinson. illinois -"' ~'s''n'' I'LL
From New PoiDt, (Rossburgh Post Ofnce,) via Saint
Maurice, to ClarksburSh.
From Waterloo City to Angola.
From Bremei, via Hepton and Miward, to Leesburgh
ILLINOIS
From Metsmora, via Low Point and washburn, TO
Iacon.
PROM iouDn, via Elmlra osceola, and Nepon1es, to
Sheffield
From Shebyville, via Holland, Accommodation and
Mowkison, t. Freemanton.
MAINE
From Wilton to Weld
MICHIGAN
From Frankfort, via Benzona, to Traverse esty
From IoIia to Stanton.
From Mi,dleville TO Wayland.
From Miles, via Berren Centre, Berrisn SPRING. Eau
Claire, PipestOne, and Sodus to Saint Joseph
IOWA
From Des Moines Polk County, to Dalmanutha, Guth-
rie county.
From Decatur City, via Terrs Houte. Decatur county
to Easleville, Harrison county, Missouri.
MISSOURI
From Perryville via Brhles Store and Stames's MIL
to Greene.
From the old depot o, the North Missouri Railroad
track through blocks hundred and thirty four and
two hundred aud thirty three and along Lewis Street.
a. the railroad has heen located by the government Of
the United states, thence through block two hundred
and twenty seven, to Front Levee Street, and along
said track laid on said to the depOts respectively
OF the fsc'ac and Iron Mountain railroads.
MARYLAND.
From Falfton to PleasantyiIle
Prom Ber2eyvie to Hempstead.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
From Unon, via Wakefield, North waksasad, Wolfbor-
Freedom.
From Greenfield, via Bennington, TO Antrim
NEW YORK.
From B~mingiale to Brighton
OHIO.
From Cherry Valley, via West Andover and Andover,
Ohio. 10 EsFyille, Pennsylvania
From ColdWster TO New Bremen
PENNSYLVANIA
From Rarnville TO Nahoaoy CITY
From Pine Grove, via Frdensburg, to schuykin Ha-