The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-26
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KENosHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JULY 2e, 1866.

OF life and fit them for independent support AM
to afford temporary home for such freedmen a
may, from Sickness misfortune, age, or infrmity re
qulre fostering care until otherwise relieved
| Sec. B. And be dttuY'ther enacted, That James M
| Edmunds, Sayes j. Bowen, Cordial Storrs, Agustir
Chester, John r. Elvans j. Sayles Brown, and
Linus D. Bishop, are hereby appointed a board q
managers OF said Howard Institute and Home'' fol
one year from and after the passage of this act and
tat thereafter board OF managers consisting of sew
en- PERSONS shall be elected from and by the contri
Dutors to the means to establish said institution for
such time and according to such rules said corpo
rauon may establish. And said board of managers
snail nave the exclusive control of all the proDery
real or personal, contributed or belonging to said
corporation, and to appoint such officers as may he
deemed requisite for the conduct of its business for
suen salaries as they may determine, and to change
either at pleasure.
ralon hereby created shall be established and main
famed by voluntary contributions. gifts, donations
or requests OF money and other property. made to
Ine same 1or mat purpose And the board of mana.
gers shall cause record to be kept of all such con
name and residence of each person making the same
and OF all expenditures made by said board for the
establishment of said Institute and Home, and make
an annual report ofthe same exhibiting the several
items ofeXpenditure and objects thereof and GENE.
rally the work accomplished by said Corporation to
the secretary OF the Interior copy of which report
snail be sent to each individual who shall have CON
ributed not less than five dollars to said corporation
port.
Sec 5. And be it further enacted That Congress-
may, at any time, alter. amend or annul This act
Approved, June II, 1866.
[PUBLIo-No TO-
AN ACT to regulate the appointment of in
the Navy and explanatory of an act for the better
organization OF the pay department ofthe navy.
Be at enacted By the Senate and Bo,tse of Rance
Sentdteoes Of me United States of Azne7icG in Con
greSs assembled That the appointments to be mad o
under the act entitled IAN act to provide for Tho
better organization of the pay department ofthe Ma
Vy, approved May third, eighteen hundred and six
ty-slX, may be made from the number of actino es
ssIant paymasters OF the navy, who performed duty
as acung assistant paymasters during the war and
VINO at the time OF their appointment under this act
snail not be over the age of thirty-two years.
Sec. 2. And be it fatrtEer enacted Thafthe praei
gent OF tne United States be, and he hereby au-
thorlzed to waive the examination of such officers
In the pay department of the navy as are on dutv
ABROAD, and cannot at present be examined as re-
quired by law Provided, That such examinations
as are required by law shall be made as soon as nrac
cable after the return of said officers to the Tnied
States and no officer found to be disnualiNad shall
receive the promotion contemplated in the act here
inreferred to -' "o' He'e
Approved, June q, 1866.
[PUBLIo-No S0.1
AN ACT authorizing the restoration of Comman-
der Charles Hunter to the Navy
BE IT enacted by the Senate and House of Renre
sehtatlVes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled That the President of the limited
states be- and he is hereby, authorized TO restore
Charles Hunter, late Commander in the NAVY to
the position which he held on the retired LIST az th
Navy when dismissed therefrom
Approved, June 81, 1866