The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-10

ResoIUed That the bill do pass, two-thirds of the
House of Representatives agreeing to pass the same
Attest: EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk
T-F.H by CLINTON LLOYD, Chief Clerk
[PUBLIc-No. 81
An ACT to establish the collection district of Port Hu
rom the collection district of Michigan the collec-
ton district of Montana and Idaho and to change
the name of the collection district of Penobscot.
Be ID enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sent0tipes Of the United states Of ADertca in Ton
gress assembled That new collection district to be
called the district of Port Huron be, and the is
hereby established in the State OF Michigan, which
shall embrace the mouth and entire shore of the Saint
Clair river, and the counties of Saint Clair Lapeer
Tuscola and Saginaw, and all the territory and wa
tiers OF the State of Michigan lying north Of said
ties and east of the principal meridian, and collect
shall be appointed to reside at Port Huron which
shall be the sole port of entry for said district And
the said collector shall receive the same compensation
provided for collectors of Pembina Chicago and GER
tain other ports by the second section of the act
titled An act to regulate the foreign coasting trade
ON the nothern, northeastern and northwestern from
tiers OF the United States and for other purpose APP
proved June seventeen, eighteep hundred and sixty
four And all the territory and waters OF the said State
OF Michigan lying west OF the said principal meridian,
and not included in the district of Michimack mac,
are hereby made separate district to be called the
district of Michigan for which collector with the
same compensation as above provided for the colec
tor Of Port Huron, shall be appointed reside at
Grand Haven which shall be the sole port of enty for
said district of Michigan.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted That the Terri
tories of Montana and Idaho and the here
by, made new collection district, TO be called the
district of Montana and Idaho and that collector,
with the salary is above provided for each of
the collectors of Port Huron and Michigan shall be
appointed to reside at the port of entry in said district
which Shall be designated by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. .. .r.a ....e ..
SEC 3. And be 1tu,tAer enacted. That the collec,
ton district of Penobseotin the State of Maine shall
hereafter be called the district of Castine.
Approved, April -, 1866.
TPUBLIC--No. 32I
AN ACT making appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending thrtieth June, eighteen hun
dred and siXty-seyen.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and Heuse Of Rfpre-
Sentdiges Of the United States of america an Con-
gresS assembled, That the following sums be, and
they hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any
money IN the treasury not otherwise appropriation
the year ending the thirteth OF Juue, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-sevem
For pay of commission, warrant and petty officers
and seamen, including the engineer corps of the ma
Wy, nine millions three hundred and thirty six thou
sand six hundred and thlrty-Uight dollars.
For the payment OF bOuGtcs to discharged seamen,
eight hundred thousand dollars
For the purchase of various articles of equipment,
viz: canvass leather iron, cables and anchors oil gal
leys and stores, and the payment Of labor articles
manufactured in the nayy-yard, and for outfit stores
in the navigators boatswains and sailmakers' de-
partment of vessels one million of dollars.
For surgeons necessaries and appliances for the
sick and wounded of the navy including the coast
vey and engineer and marine corps one hundred and
sixty eight thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
For navigation apparatus and supplies and for pur-
poses incidental To navigation, one hundred and
ninety two thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the navy, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
| BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
| For contingent expenses that may accrue for the
following purposes viz: For freight and transporta
ton; for printing advertising stationery; for books
models DQrChaSe
pair of freengines; for machinery of every descript
ton, and patent right to the same; for repairs OF
steam-engines and attendance: for purchase main
tenance ofsoxen and horses and driving teams; for
carts. timber wheels, and wOrkmens tools of every
description for navy yard purposes kilograms and
postage of letters pubic seryice for furniture for
Government offices and houses; for Goals and other fu
ell for candles, oil and gas for cleaning and clearing
up yards; for flags awnings and packing boxes; for
pay of watchmen for incidental labor AT navy-yards
not applicable to any other appropriations for rent OF
landing at Portsmouth New Hampshire; for tolls and
ferrages; for water tax; and for rent Of stores
million seven hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
| BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Forexpenses hatmay accrue for the following pur-
poses, namely penses of uting travelling
penses Of officers, transportation OF men printing and
stationery, advertising in public newspapers postage
on pubic letters. wharfage and iemurage, apprehen-
sion OF dcseG ,crs Jt,e tnf ioy;e Of vessels, and
assistance to vessels in distress, eight hundred thou
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
For contingent expenses of the Bureau of Naviga-
ton, viz For freight and transportation OF navigation
materials, Instruments books and stores; for postage
public letters; for teegraphng on public business
for advertising proposals; for packing boxes and ma
erials for ankbooks, forms, and stationery at
igation offices; for maps, charts, drawings and mod
els and for incidental expenses not applicable to any
other appropriation, five thousand dollars
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For contingent expenses of the Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery, seventy five thousand dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
| For pay of officers, non-commissioned officers
| musicians, prlvates, clerks, messengers, steward
and nurse, and servants for ratons and clothing of
officers servants additional rations to officers five
years service; for undrawn clothing, and bounties
for enlistment, one million hundred and seven
thousand and sixty six dollars and nnety-ive cents
For provisions, hundred and sixty nine thou
sand nine hundred and seven dollars and fifty cents
For clothing. three hundred and fourteen thou
sand six hundred and sixty-three dollars and five
cents.
For fuel, thirty thousand one hundred and seven
teen dollars.
| For military stores, namely: Pay of mechanics re-
pair of arms, purchase of accoutremens, ordnan ce
stores, flags, drums, flies, and other instruments,
| sixteen thousand dollars.
For transportation of officers their servants
| troops, and expenses of recruiting, ten thousand
\ dollars
there are no public buildings, fifteen thousand dol
| lars.
For contingencies, viz: freight; ferriage; toll,
carriage, wharfage; purchase and repair of boats;
compensation to Judge advocates; per diem for at
tending courtsmartial, courts of inquiry, and for
constant labor; house rent In lieu OF quarters burial
of deceased Marines printing, stationery. postage,
teegraphng; apprehension OF deserters OIL candles
gas repairs OF gas and water fixtures water rent,
forage straw, barrack furniture: furniture for of
cers quarters bed sacks, wrapping paper, oilcoth
| crash rope, Irvine, spades, shovels, axes, picks,
carpenters tools; keep of horse for the messenger
pay OF matron, Washerwoman, and porter at hos
ptal headquarters repairs to tire-engine; purchase
and repair of engine hose; purchase of lumber for
benches, mess tables, and hunks: repairs to public
carryall purchase and repair of harness purchase
| and repair of handcarts and wheebarrows; scaven-
| gering purchase and repair of galleys, cooking
| stoves. ranges; stoves where there CRATES
gravel for parade grounds; repair of pumps furni-
| ture for staff and commanding officers officers
brushes 9rooms, buckets paving, and FOR other pur-
the purchase of carpets and furniture provided for
in this act they shall be Of S9@estc manufacture
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
| For iron foundry, five thousand nine hundred and
| forty-siX dollars.
For shop for iron-cadding, sixteen thousand six
hundred and fOrty-two dollars.
For condensers, seven thousand six hundred and
| sixty dollars.
For road and timber slips twenty-eight thousand
three hunderd and three dollars.
For enlarrging office building, nine thousand sew
Ell hundred and forty eight dollars.
For fitting and furnishing plumbers copper
| smiths and tin shop, three thousand six hundred
dollars.
For machinery and tools ,forty-eisht thousand one
hundred dollars.
For repairs of all kinds, seventy thousand dol
lars.
For completing plumbers coppersmith's and tin
shop, ten thousand dollars.
For the purchase of Seavey's island one hundred
and five thousand dollars: PrOoide6 That a perfect
and approved title in fee to the whole island can be
obtained and vested in the United States for that
sum; And pTocided FURTHER That i'll case the owners
Of lots and improvements on said island shall not
agree to receive said sum for the whole of said island
and the privileges and improvements thereunto be-
longing the Secretary of the Navy is hereby required
to discontinue the public of the bridge and thor
oughfare leading from said island to and across the
maynard to take effect on the first day of January
eighteen hundred and siXty-seven.
BOSTON.
For purchase of the right OF drainage through the
yard, now held by the city of Charleston twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For one steam fre-engine five thousand dollars
For widening main entrance, twelve thousand
dollars
For tools for machine and forge shops seventy-one
thousand five hundred dollars