The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-16
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Or f1SIAlJ.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tie FIRST Session of tile Thirty ninth
Congress.
[PUBLIc-No. Sal
AZ ACT TO create an additional Land District in the
State of Oregon.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sedtatives of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the President of the United
States be- and he is hereby, authorized to establish
an additional Land District in the State of Oregon
and to fix from time to time the boundaries thereof
which district shall be n3med after the place at
which the office shall first be established and the
President shall be authorized hereafter from time
to time, as circumstances may require to adjust the
boundaries Of any and all the Land Districts in said
state, and change the location &C the Land Office
from une 10 time when the same shall be eXpedient
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted That the Pres-
dent IS hereby authorized to appoint, By and with
the advice and consent of the senate or during the
recess thereof andu until the end of the next ensuing
session, Register and Receiver for said Land Dis
tct who shall be required to reside at the site of
Ae once shall be subject to the same laws and
sponslblht1es, and whose compensation: and fees
snail be respectively the per anuum as now
allowed by lay to other Land Officers in said State.
Approved, July 3, 1866
[PUBuc-No 1901
AN ACT to provide for the disposal of certain lands
therein named
Be 10 enacted by the Senate and House of RsDre-
sentattUss fine United States Of Asaericd IN Con-
0reSs assembled That the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office be, and is hereby, authorized TO
cause 10 be offered at public auction all the unsold
lots that portion OF the public domain known as
the Fort Howard Military Reserve which is situated
in the county of Brown, and State of Wisconsin, Civ
ing not less than two months notice of the time and
place OF such sale, by advertising the same in such
newspapers and for such period of time as he may
deem best Every lot shall be sold separately TO the
highest bidder for cash. and when not paid for with
IN twenty-our hours from the tiAe of purchase, ii
shall be liable TO be resold under bhe order of the
Commissioner OF the General Land Office aforesaid,
at such reasonable minimum as may be fixed by the
Secretary Of the Interior and sale shall be binding
until approved by that officer
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That it shall be
the duty OF the President to cause patents to be is
sued in due form of law for each and every such lot
as soon as may be after the purchase of and payment
for the same.
Approved, July 4, 1866.
[PUBLIc-No. 101
An ACT granting lands to the State of Oregon to aid il
the construction of military road from Albany Ore
gon, to the eastern boundary of said State
Be at enacted by the Senate and House of ReDrs
Sentdtt0Ss 0fHta United StoteS Of Aaei Sca in Con
Qress assembled, That there be- and is hereby grant
ed to the State of Oregon to aid in the construction
Canyon City and the most feasible pass Cascade rang
OF Mountains to the eastern boundary of the State
ternate sections of public lands, designated by od(
numbers, three sections per mile to selected within
granted shall be exclusively applied in the constracto
OF said road and shall be disposed of only as the Wor
purpose whatever: and prOUidcd Jlr fher That an,
apd all lands heretofore reserved to the United State
the same are, reserved from the operation of this &C
eTceP{ So Iat as IL may be necessary to locate the rou
OF saq ROAD through the same in which the RICH
Of way Is granted subject to the approval Of the
Sec 2 find be it J tier enacted, That the said land
hereby granted to said State shall be disposed of by tn
other; and the said road shall be and remain pDb
HtgHway dof me Use OF the government of the Unte
oIate tfee from tolls other charge upon the trans
p1rtatIon Oh any property troops, mails OF the Unte
Sec g. find be further epacted That said road shall
De constructed with such width graduation aud bridg
r., az 70 permit OF Its regular wagon road ant
IN such other special manner the State of Oregon
sec 4 find be further enacted, That the lands hereb,
granted to said State shall be disposed of only in thu
OF said road shall be completed quantity of lane
not exceeding thirty Sections Tor said road may be so
and when the governor Of said State shall certify to tn
S d OF tne interior that any ten continuous mile
% saiu ROAD are completed, then another quantity
iand hereby granted not to exceed thirty sections MAJ
road and s @ to SAID completed portion OF sale
Pietea ana II said road Is NOS completed within fv
Years. no further sales shall be made and the land re
manning unsold shall revert to the United States
Approved, July 5, 1866.
[PUBLIc 30. log.
AN ACT to provide for the payment of the SIXTH eighth
and eleventh giments of Ohio volunteer militia Of
battery during the tine they were in the service q
the United States, in 1852. 'i'0 "
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House of ReDra
sentdtiUes of the United States of 6a,e,icG ja 1
gTetS dSssnl6ted That the officers and men of the
slxtn eighth and eleventh regiments of Ohio volun
teer mhtla, and of Captain S. w. Bards comDaSv 81
cavalry and Of Captain August PaHsen's battery Of
at Cnenna bo INTO fhe seryice othe United States
eighteen hundred and sxty-two notWithgtandina sny
United States paid tho time the officers and d of
aCtq4y IN tne service respectively, no5 however
Approved, July 5, 1866
lPUBIIQ REsoLUTIoN-No. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION to enable the people of thernitef
sal EXhibtion al 1i te aqyaa6ages Of the qniver
seven. VA --'iiui Gu anu "
Be ttrasoIned By the Senate and Ho4se of Rsre
eat9tSes Of e Oaaaed States Of A1aeriea IN Coal0rse
esenSEed That, in order to enable tbe peone Of thf
United states to Participate in the advantages of The
mannaetnres ana no OF me productions Of agriculture
the year eighteen hundred and sxty-seven the fol1G
the purposes seyeraly specified arc here5v ppEo5 59
aIea OUT q any money in the treasury not otherwise
First, To provide necessary furniture and fxtrey m
the proper exhibition Of the produetons f M Iol
States, according to the plan of the imneriai
onep IN t9at part Of the building exclusively
to me use OF the United States Iortyeght thousand
Secondly To provide additional accommodations in
tlG paIh, twenty-five thousand dollars
Ihlraly For the compensation of the principal agent
two thousand doar 'e 91fa states the rate Of
OF snch service shan not extend beyond sixty DAYS az
or SO much thereof may be found necessary
4f2urthy' For Office rent at New York for fixtures
staCoefy ana advertising for rent of storehonse for
reception Of articles and products for expenses of shin
id carriages &C. for freights on articles 10
pensaton of four clerks in conforni iu LOT com
on approved on the fifteenth of january sih
teen hundred and and for CONTINGENT eynens
the sum OF thrtythree thousand seven hu6ded oIi
OF 1 80 m9ch thereof as may be found necessary
Fiithly For expenses in receiving bonding STORAGE
carriage, labor, and so forth at Hayra re-, ";ts1,
transportation from Havre to Paris for lahor in ny
paEe; dof sweeping and sprinkng Commandments for
Tor llnguists eight mem for seven months fa
BOXES carting, and for material for
the sum of thirty thousand seven hnn ad e
uoafS or SO much thereon as may be found necessar
n tom,
~ anu sclentlhc commissions, be apporEed nv tba
PRESIDENT by and with the advice and fsnennt oi t
senate al te rate of one thousand dollars If bein mn
commissioners not exceeding tweaty in number
expenses snail not be paid; hut no person inter"sfeT
commissioner; nor shall any member Of Con- NC
any person holding appointment or offce IF Ino "
or ttus unoer he United States be appointed orS3
+i55ssIlier; agent, or ofncer under this Resolution
Ply = lind be further 'esOtred That fke GOVERNORS
~ he several states be- and they are heraby
10 esst Tg paoc people OF their respective States
OF our artisans and the prolific sources Of a
Medit Win winch our land ~ blessed and to taIe SL
knowledge of the proposed exhibition and TO 9use
thelrrespective States the advantages which it
dS% g faa gs II further feSOtgea, That it shah be the
sad commissioner general at Paris to TRANSMIT ~ te
s ~ entoagh the Department of State detailed
respectively. " AVA "A0 maui ny them
Approved July 5, 1866.
[PUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 531
JOINT RESOLUTION declaratory of the law of bounty
Be it resOLUed by the Senate and House of Reyre
seHtaOeS Of the UtteG States aot AnerScG in COu1ess
assembled, That where any enlisted man has been
or may be detailed for duty clerk or for any 9th
er duty i'll any executive bureau at headouarters
elsewhere Inc shall no denri,,ol