The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20

cen hundred and sixty seven.
For this amount, to be expended for sub |
sisting the Seminole Indians, as per third ar
ticle treaty OF March twenty-ffrst, eighteen |
hundred and sixty forty thousand three
hundred and sixty-two dollars. u |
For this amount. or much thereof as may be
hs ay h may ee
twenty first, eighteen hundred and sixty-sx per
third article of said treaty fifty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof may be
necessary, to pay the expenses of board Of Com
missioners. to be appointed by the Secretary of the
Interior to investigate the losses of the loyal Semn
ole Indians, per fourth article treaty of March
twenty-irst. eighteen hundred and sixty-six seven
| hundred and twenty dollars.
| For the erection of agency buildings as per
sixth article of treaty of March wentyfrt eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, ten thousand dollars
| For this amount, or much thereof as may be
necessary to enable the Secretary of the Interior
| cause a census of each tribe to be taken, as per
first clause seventh article treaty of March twenty
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-six two thousand
| five hundred dollars
For transportation of such articles as may be pur-
chased under the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior for the Seminole Indians under treaty Of
March twenty first eighteen hundred and sixty six,
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth eighteen
hundred and sixty so much thereof as
may be necessary, twelve thousand dollars.
hs S BE rag in
the ratification of the treaty, to enable the Indians
to occupy, restore and improve their farms to pay
the damages sustained by the Mission schools land
to pay the delegates OF the council per third arti
Gle treaty of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
slxty-slX two hundred thousand dollars --4--i+
/ For interest on seven hundred and seventy five
thousand one hundred and sixty eight dollars from
the date of the ratification of the treaty the rate of
five per cent. per ann ,m to be expended under the
direction OF the Secretary of the Interior per third
article treaty of June fourteenth eighteen hundred
and sixtysix for the fiscal year ending june Thrift
eth eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.
i For this amount, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to enable the Secretary of the Interior
ded for by the terms OF the sale of the Creek land
the United States in article third per eighth article
treaty of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, four thousand dollars
For the erection OF agency buildings, as per ninth
article treaty ofJune fourteenth. eighteen hundred
and sixty-six- ten thousand dollars.
| For this amount. or SO much thereof may be
necessary enable the Secretary of the Interior
cause census of the Creeks to be taken. as per
first clause tenth article treaty of June fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, two thousand five
q hundred dollars
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
necessary. to pay the expenses incurred in negota-
ting treaty of June fourteenth eighteen hundred
and sixtysx as per fourteenth article OF said treaty
ten thousand dollars.
For transportation of such articles may be pur-
chased for the Greek Nation ofIndians under treaty
o June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-s1x,
for the fiscal year ending June thrrieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seyen, or SO much a thereof as
SEC 2. And be it further enacted, That the
following sums be, and the hereby, appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
pressed, VIZ:
Office of United States depository, Louisville:
For salary cashier Thousand eight hundred dollars
dollars saAis u one 'n0uSano nSe hundred
For salary Of assistant cashier, one thousand three
For salary of clerk Thousand three hundred and
For contingent expenses six hundred and twenty-five
dollars.
Office United States depository, Chicago.
For salary OF casnieone thousand six hundred dollars
For salary OF CLERK, one thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, Iour hundI ed dollars.
ONCE United states deposltaTy, fIttsDurgh:
for salary Oh CASHIER one Thousand nVe hundred dol
For salary OF WaLcnman, nine hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, Two hundred doIlars.
dollars '''''n" -UlO-'
salary clerk, thousand five hundred dollars
for salary OF cieIK one thousand Two hundled
For salary oI CLERK, Twelve hundIe collars.
For salary OF messenger, nine hundred dollars. liars
for contingent EXPENSES, three hundred ana SIXTY dol
Uce Unted states assistant treasurer, oanr aLtlsco
For salary casnierLMo thousand hundred
9t salary OF Dook-Aeepel, tMo tlousahu collars
Ofdce United states del0SiLary, SlDclnnat:
For salary ot assistant Cashier, thou
salary cashier one thousand two hun
FOR salary cashier one thousand dollars
For salary oil teer,one Thousand three
For salary Oh book keeper one thousand I'VE hundred
doliars.
For salary oftwo clerks, two thousand five hundred
dollars. !
or salary of clerk one thousand two hundred dollars
tor contingent expenses, Two thousand collars.
mat SO much OF any money IN the treasury known
The communications Iund" as may be necessary and
the same hereby appropriated Ior the payment 10y
teers drafted men, the amounts heretofore hereaf
TEL TO be awarded them under the provisions OF section
twenty urGh OF the act entitled IAN act TO amend
act entitled an act Tor enrolling ana calling
onal Ioces ana for other purposes, approved Februa
~ twenty ourth, eighteen hundred xtylour
| each person so CLAIMED to be neld TO labor or
service oil the United States put sucn payment shall
IN no case be made 10 any person except upon satsaco
| proof that the
tanned his or adherence and allegiance the government
Government ana forces OF the SO called ConIederae
states OF America ~ ali suitable ana practicable ways,
vlDED, That money shall be foregoing
provision until the hnai report OF the commissioners u
uer act aforesaid shall have been made all
the claims embraced III the twentyourth ecton said
Sec. 3. and be ii further enacted, That so much
OF An act making additional appropriations and sup
EXPENSES OF or the year ending the tnIr
teth OF june eighteen hundred and sixtyslx ana Tor
bred and sixrysix provides pensation the
sum authorized by the act OF June thrtieth eighteen
hundred and sixlyye, including thousand dollars
and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. f. And be 1t further enacted, That nine
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as saa be necessary hereby appropriated
OF the revenues the Post office Department supply
the deficiency for the mail OF the nscal year
ing June thrtietn eighteen hundred and slxty-six.
man in the public buildings and grounds under the
missioner OF Public Buildings, whose pay is less than
July, eighteen hundred and Sxtysx, receive compen-
satlon OF nine hundred dollars per annum.
SEC. b. Afd be 1t further enacted, That from
and at er the trtieth day OF June eighteen hundred
and sxty-sx, the compensation OF the metropolitan po-
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Is hereby increased as follows, VIZ Twenty dollars per
month ana te necessary sum hereby appro-
month"; SAID additional increase to be borne by The
Ington District Columbia in proportion
the Guy OF Masnngon to the city OF Georgetown, and
county Oh outside the corporate limits; ana
court OF said county beand they hereby authorized
ana empowered to eyya special tax not exceeding one
quarter OF one per cent for the purpose atoresa and
Tor no other purpose whatsoever.
i SEC. z. And be it FURTHER enacted, That the
5000 nf ful hn 10 fl,Opiz
apos sn % s SAVED e
Prize money is required BY law TO be distnb9ted
| SEC. 3. ind be il further enacted, That mid
shlpnen and acting mdshipnen in the Navy OF the uni
tea ates shall be entitled to one ration or commuta
ton therefor
SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, That SO
much the approved March third, eIg humid
red ana slXty-thIee, entitled IAN act making
ear enulng thrt y eighteen hundred and SIX
tyou, the ending june thirtieth eighteen hun
PIRATES three Thousand seven ed ana lty doiias
90 minister resluent IN Greece, be ana the same is
| hereby epedled
SEC. 10. Amd be IL further enacted, That There
nefeby app atea ior tle men. tlayeills
icses vi tue nelDefs Inc egIment vi
cavalry from he place. IN ULah erItoIy, where
we're mustered ou Oh serVlce III the year eighteen
~ anu sA the ptee VI teir roihleht sum
suncent TO aow eaclnember th ee hundred ana GWen-
cunt paid To each for Communication OF travel pay
subsistence by the government, men thus mustered
and tnat the accounts be settled ana paid under the
ecton OF the SECRETARY OF War.
SEC. IL. And be 1t FURTHER enacted, That the
DIVISIONS of the act to carry effect
tween the United states and China, japan, oam
ana other countries, giving certain Judicial powers
ministers anu cosus, or other functonaies the Un
ea states IN those countries ana Tor other purposes,
approved June twenty second, eighteen hundred ana
SIXTY, shall extend to Egypt and he Consul general at
Alexandra Shall have tie power provided by section
twenty-five of such act for the Consul general consul
residing at the capital OF OF country where there
| minister.
| SEC IL. And be- further enacted, That each
and every soldier who enlisted into the army tue Uni
ted States, after nineteenth day April eighteen
died and sXty-one, for period of les than three
years. and having served the time his enlistment has
been honoraby discharged, and who has received
en- Sied to receive from the United States under
lStng laws, bounty of hundred dollars, and no
more, and any such soldier enlisted less than
three years. who has been honorably discharged
count of wounds received in the line duGy and the
widow, minor children or parents in the order named
OF any such soldier who died in the service OF the United
States of disease wounds contracted while in the
service and in the line duty, shall be paid the
additional bounty of hundred dollars hereby
| thorized.
SEC. 10 And be it further enacted, That to each