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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
DROKArE ORDER -Srale nj lrln

L gan, county Of llsulm. Sat a session ci roc
rebate Court Tor the county u guam. holden 10 the
Probate Office IN the village Qt Mason Mon Jay, The
"A Jay May, the year one th0lslul el-lt bun
drei and slXty-tOlr. Present. WIN II Ilacglet l-e
OF Probate. In the 10 lttsr az t-- estate ~ Clr-
Graves, deceased ON reading and Cling Tie petition.
duly vsrdcd Il tOru.l Graves willow ui sl.i l,-
ceased praying that AL instrument i1 writing prport
ing b. th- last WILL ana testament u said 4cce el,
may be a1mitte4 L. probate
Thereupou 10 IS 0rieret that M0ulay. The -0th lay OF
Jun. next, al II O'Clock l tle i0rer00n DE- assigned
for the hearing u sai petition. and That the heirs
law OF SAID dec .4sej and al otner rc1ls Interested r
sail estate required 70 appear 40 ssi'u 90 -ai
Court, en- % be holden 40 the Probate Olcc The
Village Of Mason aui show cause, n any there b., why
the prayer Of the petitioner snoll mol be granted
And 10 Is further ordered that said petitioner give notice
L. the persons interested in sail estate o tle icnc
Of said petition and tie hearing thereof Dog causing copy
OF this or Ter be- pibshei the LEpsHg Rs1itic1u
newspaper printed aud circulating s4il tou-ty 10.
lngham, successive weeks previous o. sait day Of
hearing. "A true copy) WI II. PlNthNII.
eW4.4 Jude ui Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
Novu MonE or TYING Housewife Ice

EovEL MODE OF TYING HoRsEs The Ice
landeIs have a curious custom. aud most cffrc
tual ore, OF preventing horses from srra,ing
Two gel tlenen are riding together without a.
teudsuts. anu wishing 10 ahght for the purpos
of visiuue some OF j-ets at distance from n,
road. they tie the tail OF one horse 10 the hea,
OF another aud the head Of this To the tail of III,
former. In this stale &c is utterly impossible.
that they can move ,ither forward or back ard-
one pulling one way aud the other the reverse
and. Therefore. il disposed to move at all. l.
will be only circle, and. even then, there mus
be al agreement 10 turn their heads in the sam,
direction
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce effects which must be experienced OF witnessed
before they be folly appreciated In cases OF Con
sttutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility
and Decrcpt1de arising from Old Age IL exercises thf
electric influence In the convsscent stages Of
eases Il operates as delightful invgoraui When TIE
powers Of nature are relaxed il operates TO reenorcs
ana re-est ablish them
Last Out not lelst. IL IS The ONLY safe Slsuldzt
being Manufactured from s1rnG and innocuous materi
Is anu entirety Tree from the acii elements present
more OF less N al The ordinary and stomachic:
OF the day-
No family medicine has been 50 universally and i
may De truly a1dd dcservsdly popular with the intel
-Eent portlon q the community, HO>TETTER'S BIZ
prepared BY HO>IErTER SMITH, Pittsburgh Pa
sold BY ali Druggists, Groeers AMI Storekeepers eve
rywheres steTl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

SHARING SHEEP BY STEAM Among H.,
pateits oticed in the asst number of the Scien-
the AnsTiean. We see one numbered ~ 57z
beng device for shearing sheep BY A J Ful
am. Spin g6eld, VrrmOnI" This machine con
sisis 10 coabiniug flexible tubes with steam
engine and cutting device in such manner thai
portable efficient device will be obtained 70
sbeariug sheep, Que which may be manipulated
with the greatest facility, and performs its work
in perfect manner, while it admits of the ope.
rator handling the animal so as TO properly 90
ply tie shearing device to it without any incon-
venieuce whatever.-Com Adu.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities lt otl-r lrst class Machines and possesses
nAly l-F4ui-ges cv,r any la1 A.. o. them.
J. she most simple an Perfect Mechanical Con
-ir--tilu. any sewing Machine vet offered the
l-tAc. al- Oh" only enc capable OF making more than
.at kil- 0i stitch.
TIE feed be- reversed any point desired with
l-t Stop las lle M-cllle
Changes il- ll- N-.fi.-s stitches may be m4de while
4- l-.ll4ilt . t..l.
It's stitches lTe ne wonder ~ a..
Ils beauty %. us stitch Is duslr passed
~ other covers So sarge range ~ work
sews lghl and heavy lAprIcs with co l2l facility.
The wurk MAJ iee- either 10 tns rlglI lrit-
Rams q4Irty sews rapidly
NJ l1--s experienced 10 sewing across thick seams.
Needle readily AL listed than IL any other
chine.
I4lors cannot afford % 10 without one
livery family shoql4 have a Florence
Us motions are all positive.
VIII lrst lifetime.
NJ springs o. sut out OF order
j. LA9ro- .lly practical
The lernul.I tle most practical lu Use.
Turns wl-c aui BARROW hens and WILL fell beautifully
u brains nety ani hands -Deiy without the slightest
alteration.
The most experienced fad no difficulty in using il
us d. dresses. az It's machinery being the top
The BILE
Egey machine warranted
Il wil slo=tlntl4te ail vgr claim fer i
A J. NlELF Agent
Lansing, Michigan 4Jiyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

To DEsTRoT SORRTL--Lime sometimes has n
tendency to destroy sorrel on some soils. but a.
rule it has but little effect. Deep cultivation.
and growing clover. buckwheat, or corn sown
broadcast, especially the two latter crops, will.
- 10 nine times out Of ten destroy it. Il is not
true, "a some assert that sorrel prevails in stony
land only IL Is 10 be found pretty much in ev-
locality We have it 10 our lawn, only two o.
three years made.-Tslegroph.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
DROBArE ORDER State Of Mich-

Il igdn, county OF IugAam. SIS At a s.s-i1n oi i--
Probate Court for the county -Elam. Allrl 40 t
Probate Office Do the village of Mason, on Monday, tle
ltth day Of May, in the year one thousand clsLt --
drcd sixty four, Present, VIM IT, ilcklts Judge
OF Probate. In The matter ~ the estate 1f John
Seeey, deceased On rel ling and lilg the petition.
duly verified, OF The widow If ut -ec-s ID. pray l
for letters OF adInill-trlt Upon said c-tit.-
Th-reupon % IS ordered That Tuesday tA- -l-t say OF
june next al n O'Clock q. t-e forenoon, bc i=sslc,
for the hearing of s.i petition and tht te heirs 40 Lass
said deceased AL other persons ter t-a iu said
estate. eQlirel T. appear n sail Court
then be holden at the Probate OICe tl- village 90
Mason ana show cause M any there Doe, Why the prayer
Of the petiti~"er should unt Doe .r4lta Ari . IS -r
Their Ordered r1at sAli petitioner give notice the
persons Interested IL sail estate, oi Toe p-rdc-cy ~
said p,titl0n the hearing thereof hy usHg copy
Of this order published in the Lansing pub lean
newspaper printed ami circulating Ia SAIL county OF
Ingham successive weeks previous 90 said DAY Of h-ar
ing. a true copy WM. H. pINCkNEI,
3w454 Illr- OF Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
stomach, Liver ~ Bowels

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and restorative
~ its nature enters into the composition Of HOSTEL
FRS STOMACH BITES TINS popular preparation
contains 10 mineral Of any kind deadly botanica
element, 10 nsry exctant but Is a combination Of ID,
extracts Of rare b1sanic herbs aud plants with ii.
plrest anu mlldest Of ali dlfIsive stimulants
II IS well 70 be torearmed against disease and so fa
as the human system De Protected by human mean.
against maladies engendered by unwhoesome atmos
2here. impure water aud other external causes Hos
iElIEhS BlTThI.> may he relied on a a safeguard
In districts infested with Ferer AID 4le Il has beer
found infalhle as preventive aui Irresistible as q
remedy and thousands who uuder apprehcn
sion OF an attack escape the sc0ure and thousands
who neglect 10 avail themselves Of Its protective oush
ties IN advance are cured by very brief course Of thi.
marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients after
being Piled Nth qulnne for mouths vain until fairly
saturated wi that dangerous akaloi are not unfre
qnentiy restored to health within few days by II.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

The weak stomach is rapidly nvirorated and the an
petite restored by this agreeable roaic and hence
works wonders N cases Ol psa and IL less confrm
Cd forms OF Indigestion Acting gentle and pain
less apperient, well as upon the liver u also nvaria
Oily relieves she Constipation superInlucsd by irregular
action OF the digestive aud secretive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit, lilble 10 Nervous Attacks
Lor"ess Of Spirits and Fits IF Languor,
Find prompt aud permanent relief from the Biiters
The testimony this points conclusive and from
both sexes
The agony Of Bilious Collie IS Immediately assuaged BIZ
single dose OF the stimu.eut. AMI BY occasionally
resortng TO Il, the reuruof the complaint may be pre-
vented.
As ! General Ionic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
LEATHER STORE.

OPPOSITE THE EDGAR HOUSE.
~ Lansing. Michigan will kesp constantly on
hand, the following articles; Sole Leather soo-ed
Roans. French Calf SKINS, Upper aud Kip Leather No
rocco Kid, Lining and Binding SKINS Shoe Thread Last
ings, Llcss GoloOns. Knives Pincers lacks PCS Nas
Bristles Rasps Lasts Of al kinds Boot Trees rp. he
AL q which viii sell As low they can be bought
n Detroit, with transportation addict
he highest market price vii be psi5 IL cash for az
ksnds q hidss. (4fsne) TON. G BELL
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Females, Females, Females
Take no more BalsAm, Mercury or unpleasant Aedl
cnss Tor unpleasant Ala d4nserous diseases
EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures secret Diseases

In all their Stages At little Expense.
Little OF no change 40 Diet NJ lucouvenisnce,
AND 40 EXPOSURE
It causes frequent desire ana gives strength to Ur
nate, thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing aud
Curing Strctures o The Uretlrl aay Pain and In
Examination, freqle u the class vi Diseases and
peliing all Poisonous Diseased aud Worn out Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the Victims
Il QlacNs and who pad hedoy be cured IN
short time, have found they were deceived and that the
PulsON has 10y the use OF P)wERFCL AsrUSGENrs, %
Dceu dried up ID The SYSTEM O. break o4t IA an agra
waited form, aud perhaps alter marriage.
Use Hclmbold's Extract Bachu for an affections and
diseases Of TIE URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
MALI or FEMALE. from whatever cause originating
and no matter OF HOW LONG Standing
Diseases Of these orgaus requires the an of Duretc
HEINBOLDS EXTRACT BUCaU Is TIE GREAT DlU-
RETC and is % have tho desired eject Ia al
Diseases Tor which 10 Is Recommended
Evidence OF The most reliable aud responsible charac-
ter will accompany The medicine
Price 81 per bottle, or Is bottles for IS.
Delivered to any address securely packet from obser
vatIon.
Describe Symptoms IN all Concentrations.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters .or information o.
b HhIMBOLD. Chemist,
10l South Feminist, bel. Chestnut, Phila
HELMBOLDs Medical Depot.
HkLMBOLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
59i Broairay, NsaC York
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFFITs AND UNPRNCIPLED
DEALERS who endeav0r 20 dispose Of their own " and
d" other articles on the rep ltiti1n attained by
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations
Extract Bochu.
Sc S1rsiplrila-
Improved Rose Wash.
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HEJMBOLD'S. TAKE No OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement and send for 10,
446yI AND AVON IMPOSITION ANn EXPOSURE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

lE Some OF the New England agriculture
societies are Offering premiums for everv tree
set out upon the lines of the public high,
ways.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
Home songs of the War.

Amazon N.Rsyrrf.rsF Elfuer n
o. Un1cr our Tag beat the long call once more
Cal up The North a. you called Der before
ORR VoIrSTTERs. Song and Chorus BsuEbad %
sudden aud lOuf the var cry E4ls-
s0YTIY S0v TKSDKRIY IIFT HIE VIII CAEB -
Th.s IL a hero whose pale fsru ye bear"
Inscribed 70 the metnefs wives and sister, q we
s.an 10 B4ftle
Fpox rHE RrD B.rrrr Frua 0sartet Barter ..
" silently, tenderiy. mourufuly hone,
from TIE red baltic fed, volunteers come
4 HrRo has FAlrv Eias 20.
His sadtle ls empty ard sheathei 4 BE- sword
Another Las iefi - 70 reap bis reward"
FN1sc1YATI0s. Song and Chorus -
II tlls and u he free not slave shall there be
- cause Tor rebellion Or trezso1.'
N0rHtR WHY IN wAE Is OvER solg cbs TurHeT %
THE IlRrssER BOYS BtRcB WtnnI ~
Copies y the above and popular sheet n ssc fsrt
By mai Pct pai- rec % u the price
OiIvER DIISOS 60, Publishers
s4syl 277 w4shiurton Street. Bosior-
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gan County o. lngaam. S. AT session ~ Tia
oblte Court Tor the county Of IlEns. h0inu al tho
P obate Offcs 30 the village Of Mas-l Monday. the
Juth day Of Nay. ID the year one thousand e.tt
dred AMI sixty four Present Wm. Il fucSr.y ~ ICE
d Probate Il tie matter ot the estate o. i.-ari
True deceased On r-a-inc lli frE tLe 1.ft 20. f-.y
verified, Of Nlos McRoberi aiui. strt- uf-. sa1 fs
tate. prayi, z for Ter allowing rc g. st e 1- b-
'schargsd from al further -a1iii-s s such amin g.
tr1tor:
rhereupor i g ordered ia; TIES Fay. the 1l5 iav NJ
June next. a. ID O'Clock m tle forenoon. 30 -ss
Tor the bearing o. SAIL petition 81 that tle hers 10
Of said deceased, an1 a. otlcr persons interested 1 SAID
state are required - APPEAR 40 SESSION NJ si Court
then % be holden az the Probate Of-ce -r tie vlse
Mason. AM show cause . ther. na wF the PRAYER
n the petitioner sholl- l0t De granted l- % further
ordered, that Sail petitioner give notice O. The
interested II SAID estate % t- pe-lenry 0f sar
ton and II. hearing thereof by c8srC COPY ~ HRS
der 20 Be pubished % the -LsI-- - -ar.
per printed AID ORIGINATING 30 said county Ct Tnsarl
iccsssi-e weeks previo-s . SAL dsy O. hes-rg
a true copy WI II FlNCkNrT-
WAS Judge - Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
LANSING ACADEMY.

II HIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
opened Tor the admission Of Students the Second
Wesnesdly ~ November, aDder the Direction u
X O Il. g. G. Q Il ID . .
late Professor Of Natural Science, IN Albion College.
D. the design of tAc Trustees % make The Academy
First Class suiic and Classical SchOoa school who :
Will qualify its pupils ior Teaching, or % enter any OF
The Departments OF the state Unvery or any Of our
local Colleges
Bslrlue can he had private families. or 30 the IAN
i'y ef fh- Principal. 10 The Institution.
All mmnuicatious addressed 20 the Principal will
receive prompt attention
RATES OF TUITION
Primary Department, per annum- 40
Academic 10 apartment. Common English studies,
per anuum. --.-- -. .......-.. 20 30
Classical ana Scientific. per arnum-........... IS 90
Music. Painting aud Drawing extra.
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"a Saving of so Per Cent. u

y - y" 'E"- Ut 10 - WIN -
For - ceats you eau color as many goods would
otherwise I'VE times mat sum Various shades
be produced from t1e sane dye The process Is simple
and any one Gu the dye with perfect success
directions m English French and German inside Of each
package.
Fo ils lner Information III Dyeng, and giving perfect
snowi edge what coOrs best adapted 10 dye over
others. U.s. tl many valuable receipts purchase Howe
-.ev-i- treatise ua IycMg and C0iOrng sent by
mall GA I-c.iVt u prlce-lO cents Manufactured by
HOWE X STEVENS,
200 Broadway, Boston.
F1r sale By druggists and dealers generally. 4isyl
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Eight Per Cent. Interest


Eight Per Cent. Interest
In currency ana are Of equal eoav enlence poFma
neus or temporary Investment.
is believed that no securities orr 50 great induce
ncuts O. lenders the various descriptions u s
Bonds In ali other forms indebtedness tho iaish Or
ability private parties stock companies separate
communities only pledged for payment while for the
debts OF she United States The whole properly OF The
country holden the pay meut both prnci
pal ana interest In coin
These Bonds may BE- subscribed for IN sums from $50
up TO any magnitude OF the terms and are Ihas
made equally ayalble the smallest lender and The
largest capitalist They be converted into money
al any moment, and the holder vii have tie
bencas Of the interest
Il may be useful ~ state In this connection that the
total Funded Debt Of Tie United States which
was sos g65 600 The interest on this d,bt io7 The
coming ear wl be SIS 80. la6 while thc cusse ms
revenue gold Tor the current a-ca year euaug Jone
aoth 1864 been Tar the OF 500 10000
per anuum
Il viii be that tie present gold revenues Of
the Government largely Ia u The wants VI
the Treasury Tor the pay u god interest while The
recent increase Of ths tarn w doubtless The
nual receipts from customs on the amount u i'm
portations, 70 $50 900 900 per anDum.
Instructions 10 The National Banks acting loan
agents issued from Lpe United States Treasury
March &C. but the nrst three weeks Of April tue
Subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS
WEEK
Subscriptions wall be received by The
First National Hank OF Anu Rrbor. Mich.
second national Bank OF Detroit. Mich
Ft-rt National Baak OF Fsnton, Mich
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries Of Public Money, ana an
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANLERS
throughout the country (aeing as agents Of the M
tiona DEPOSITORY Baaks) vii furnish further inforua-
ion ON application and
AFFORD EvERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
sT2m3
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CTATE OF NORTHUMBERLAND

- \ ~ Z .
~ ci4 Crc-it->-lt pending ia tls Great C--rL .--
the county c. l-glarn. l. Ll--cery tls vl-se %
M1SOn, ia SAL cJ4-ts on tl- III l4y y- NJ }, .
Fr4ua H. Moore IS j.l4 W Nl-rl-. $40 a. 81 .irll-
All A -st-s + Hl.--r ltsLts.--tl.lt Appealing O.
h0 ai0 Pratt, "a tr--.t Court Com -.
lAgl4in COZ ~ tlr al --rl- Ol 49, " I-.t U.-
ol Tie - l-lt-ls sal l-in--l. tlAr J-Ll "
Norris Is 4el resilient " lls stat,
u C4-a-a. % -till u L0l-y-lr H-rt-- -l.l-.
tors Tor con -lt-t. q IS ------ t--t -l-
John ". Nom cas- his app -AlIlce HAS
0e entered wl.lin 1l.tas t4- CAKE li Ga
srder, AMI tla lu -ase u4 his app ar-l cause AIS
A-s~er u tie -0 Jlal-4lt u . l- -.-i Az -u4s
thereof s-ryel "a l4- up.4-t-ts s-4.Llt.l- wltl
twenty days after service " copy d s-l. tl lla
notice " tis orler All ia default tl-reo t-t s.- ul
b. taken - confessed bs ~ slll --t-l-4-.-
Al g. j. flItl-r --4-f tAt Altli- tae fr day t-
SAL y-i-At cause ths order 60 be published d. tl-
Lansing Stale HeplUl-ll 4-sv7 paper printed 4l. U
is1e IL the county -l-l-l, once i- each
Tor si1 -eks ~ s--cl-sl t4l. -e Cause copy "a
THIS order 10 DC personally served on -al defendant
Jonn W. Norris, least twenty days before tie ul-
above prescribed Tor bis appearance.
uat-c Ny ~, ls9t.
H0RATI0 PRATT.
CIrc-it Court Commsson igr she tQll. % il guam
LONCYEAR < BCRICB. sol rs Toy C1mpt
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Exempt From Municipal or Stale
Taxation,

their value increased from tstATee per esat per
annum according 70 the Of ta1 leyies a. various
parts Of the country.
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HEJMBOLDS. TAKE No OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement and send for 10,
446yl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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Circcit Court Commissioner TOR She Count o. ngL-n
LoNGYEAR BrEIcH, solrs 10y C.mp't.
A true copy VI the original
47.wt II p HtNDfR~ON nen Rerl-tar.
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his Company. with ~ Increased Capital stock, pre-
sents as claims Tor continuance ~ public patronage
and security against Loss and amage iy Fire and Do
housand iolsrs AMI additional cash surplus = on'
Hundred thousand DJliars making total capital and
-urplus u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-02

Office give bond to the treasurer Of this state in the Of
FIVE thousand dollars and such further sum- and with such
surees, as the commander-n-chef shall require.
SEC 81. All officers, commissioned officers musicians
and prvates, enrolled in this state, SHALL while under
der for service under the Of the United States
under authority of this state, in all except for rea
son. felony and breach of the peace, be privileged from
and imprisonment by any civil authority from the date
Of the issuing of such orders to the time Of their discharge
from such service.
SEC 49, Each member of the organized militia shall re-
ceve one dollar for each days actual drill under the order
of the commandern-chie any drill established by law,
to be paid from the treasury of the state upon proper vouc
under such rules and regulations shall be prescribed
by the commander-in-chief.
SEC 49, The uniform of all organizations established
der this act shall be the that of similar of the
service in the army of the United States in all grades and
ranks with such distinctive badge the commandernchef
shall prescrbe and cap and coat shall be provided for
each noncommssoned officer musician and private, for the
minimum number only and distributed uuder such rules and
regulations shall be prescribed by the commandernchef
Aud any member of any organization, who shall any
portion of any uniform furnished by the state, when not in
the performance of military duty under orders received shall
have dollar day stopped against his pay for each day
that he shall such uniform and he shall pay such
further for any wlfu injury destruction of arms equip
men uniform or camp equpage, as shall be assessed by
court martial.
SEQ a. The commauder-inchief shall establish state
arsenal in which the arms, equipments camp equpage mu
ntons of war; and all other military property belonging to
the ae not issued to the organized militia and such mill
ary property of the United States shall be required shall
rules and regulations shall be necessary to the safe
keeping of all military property issued to the organized
militia.
Sro 49, Every commanding officer Of any organization
shall have power upon any day of drill discipline Of his
command to suppress the sale distribution of any iutox
eating liquor ale by the arrest of the parties offend
ing and seizure of all such liquor beer ale and he may
place guard prevent the approach of any person to
any place where there suspicion that liquor beer ale is
being sold contrary law in the town where such drill OF
discipline takes place.
q ~. II. Il
Gad officers now in commission in this state under former
l,Es are hereby honorably discharged
eo 81 All and parts of acts in force in this state
inconsistent with the provisions Of this act hereby
repealed.
SEC 49, This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, Nov 22d, 1864