The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-04
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

/ Congress.
~ 1871 [PUBLIc--ko. 113l
i AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
/ BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives ofthe United states OF America In Con
oresg assembled, That the following be established
as post roads. - x,onr-
From Tarytown to White Plains
! MARYLAND.
From Buena Vista, via Mitchelisyllle' to CooperS
'i'' RHODE ISLAND.
From Black tone, via PasCoag, SiatersVlIe, Mo
| hogan and Mapleville, to Burrillyllle
| IOWA,
From Des Moines, via Indianola and Charlton, t.
Luneville Estate line.)
From Des Moines, via McClain, Henry, Patton
| NASHVILLE and Benson, to Grove Clty.
| = WISCONSIN.
| From Arcadia via Burnside and Hale, TO sumner
From DodgeviTe. via Sames Mills, VIM s. Bean :
and Booth Hollow, to Asoca. ,,.-... M,
From Greenbush, via Armstrong; Corners, Dun
dee, New Prospect and Ebles Mills TO Barton.
/ From Wrightstown via East Wrightstown, Nor
ristowr and Maple Grove, to Parqnetle;; Mound
From Spring Green, via Plain ana "hl'e mouhu'
70 i'9e"S'ufe' MINNESOTA.
From Wilton, via Swan Lake TO Blue EARN ny
| From Redwood Falls on the Minnesota river, va
Rio Stone Lake Fort Wadsworth and Fort bertiolo
to Fort Union Montana territory; i,,io,, r;ror
From De Luth to the Fails Of Neflnillion1 rlSGr;
Fron Little Falls via Long Prairie, to alexandra
| From eauk Centre via Westport, Lake AmeH1'
Reno City, Lake Tokan. Big stone Lake, ;t anu
In n
From st. Peter, via Lake Prairie, helso, ana Dry
| led, to New Auburn. -,
From shakopee, via Maple Glenn. New D ,uIin
New Market, Cedar Lake to Oral, returning tlenco
| by Helena Lydia and Marystown, to Shakop9e:
From Winona via Eau Claire, Chippewa Moiiuo-
vi, to Chippewa, Falls WISCONSIN. 80, ,,,,
From Red Wing. via Thomas Carney's Mill, WIS
consin to Ellsworth
10 Fort Ambercrombie. DacOta Territory.
From ELK River via Pleasant Valley, to spencer
Brook.
From Buffalo, via Maple Lake to Fremont.
KANSAS.
From junction City, via south side OF republican
river Quimbys, Gains Settlement, ana Elk creek
to Washington.
From JUNCTION City to Batchelder.
From Pleasant Hill, Missouri, via High Bluff, Au-
brey Suuiresville, Kansas, and Spring hull, to Bald
win City.
From Media to Oskaloosa.
From American City, via savannah, to Vienna.
From Ottawa, via Berea Mount Gilead, and Oak
wood to Mound City
From Kansas City, via Little Santa Fe, Aubrey,
Kansas, Cold Water Grove, Rockville, and Trading
Post, to Fort Scott.
From Fayetteville, via Rhea's Mills, Clnclnnatl,
and Telegraph, to Fort Gibson.
MISSISSIPPI
From Ripley, to salisbury, Tennessee
MONTANA TERRITORY.
From Sioux City Iowa, via the Nebraska and
Yellow Stone river routes, to Walla Walla, WASH
ington Territory.
From Wellington Station, via Mammoth and lone
From Virginia City to American City.
From Aurora, via Columbus, to Silver Peak
From Austin, via Kingston, Ophir Canon, Boil
ing Springs and San Antonio TO Silver Peak
From lone, via Ophir Canon, Boiling Springs and
San Antonio, to Crystal Springs.
OREGON.
From Oregon City, via Cutting Mil, Glad Tldlngs,
sublimity, and s3cio, to Lebanon nj,
From Portland, via Union school House, to Phil
ip Fosters on Cackemas and Cuttingsvile, to Sill
verton.
John Day City, Canyon City Marysville, Union,
strawberry Valley Camp Logan, and Willow Creek,
to Boise City, Idaho Territory.
From Canyon City, via Susanyille, Elk District,
Trues station, Olin Creek, Independence, and Au-
'1'''' -''>O' CALIFORNIA.
From Los Angeles to Havilah City, in Tulare
From Dryton to Eldorado.
From Quincy via Jams3n CITY Enre5a NILE ittf
Iumbug, and Beckworths TO sierra Valley.
From Auburn, via Green to Georgetown.
From San Rafael via Olema and Bolimas, to Pc
tauma.
From Woodland via Cache Creek, TO Buckeye.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From sistersvile, in Tyler county, via Twlggs, to
Hebron in Pleasant county
From Sage, in Upshur county to Huttonsville, In
Randolph county
From Winchester to Manchester
From Ezhart in Logan county, direct to sweet
Water, Menard county Lnr,u.
From Nashville in the county of Brown, to Nor
gantown, in the county OF Morgan.
Approved, July Is, 1866.
| [PUBuc-No 114l
! AN ACT to continue in force and TO amend San act
to establish Bureau for the relief of Freedmen
and Refugees" and for other purposes.
| Be it enacted by the senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United states of America in Con
gress assembled, That The act to establish a Bureau
for the relief of Freedmen and Refugees, approved
i Marcel hundred
continue in force for the term OF two years from and
after this act.
vision and care OF said bureau shall extend to al
| loyal refugees and freedmen, so lar as shall be nee
essary to enable them as speedily as practicable to
become selfsupporting citizens ofthe United States
and to aid them IN making the freedom conferred by
proclamation fthe commander-in-chief, by enamel
patton under the laws Of States and by constitution
al amendment, available to them and beneficial to
| the republic.
Sec 3. A,ad belt further enacted That the
the President SHALL by and with the advice and CON
sent of the Senate, appoint two assistant commits
soners in addition TO those authorized by the act &c
which this is an amendment. who Shall give like
bonds and receive the same annual salaries provided
IN said act and each OF the assistant commissioners
of the bureau shall have charge OF one district con
tang such refugees freedmen, to be assigned him
by the Commissioner, with the approval OF the Pres
| ident. And the Commissioner shall, under the di
rection of the President and far the same shall
be- in his Judgment, necessary forthe efficient and
economical administration OF the affairs OF the bur
eau appoint such agents, clerks and assistants as
may be required for the proper conduct OF the bur
eau. Military officers and enlisted men may be de
tailed for service and assigned to duty under this
act and the President may, if in his judgment safe
and udciGus to do, detail from the army ali the
officers and agents ofths bureau but officer 81
assigned shall have increase of pay or allowances.
| Each agent or clerk, not heretofore authorized by
law not being military officer, shall have an annu
al salary OF not less than five hundred dollars, mol
more than Twelve hundred dollars according to the
service required of him. And it shall be the duty o
| the Commissioner, when it can be done consistently
wi t111tN minis
| sloners, agents. and clerks, such men as have
proved their loyalty by faithful service in the armies
| OF the Union during the rebellion And all persons
appointed to service under this act and the act tc
| which this is an amendment shall be so far deemed
in the military service of the United States to be
under the military jurisdiction and entitled to the
military protection Of the Government while i'll dis
charge of the duties OF their Office.
| SEQ. 4. ind be it further enacted, That
officers of the Veteran Reserve Carps of the vol
unteer service, now on duty in the Freedmens Blu
reau as assistant commissioners, agents. medica
officers, or in other capacities whose regiments OF
corps have been may hereafter be mustered out o.
service, may be retained upon such duties officers
of said bureau, with the compensation il
now provided ylaw for their respective grades: an(
the Secretary OF War shal have power to fill vacan
cies until other officers be detailed in their pla
ces withou .detriment to the public service.
SEQ. 5. ARd deW further enacted, That the
second section of the act to which this is an amend
ment shall be deemed to authorize the Secretary o
War to issue such medical stores other supplies
and transportation, and afford such medical othe
section: froutded, That no person shall be deemed
destitute destitute suffering, or dependent upon the
government FOR support" within the meaning O.
TINS act, VINO is able to find employment and could
by proper industry or exertion, avoid such desttu
ton, suffering or dependence
/ Sec. g. Whereas by the provisions of an act ap
proved February sixth eighteen hundred and sixty
three, entitled An act to amend an act entitled Al
act for the collection of direct in
districts within the United states for other pur
poses, approved June seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two certain lands in the parishes of sain
Helena and Saint Luke South Carolina were bid il
by the United States at public tax sales, and by tn
limitation Of said act the time ofredempon of sail
act the time OF redemption of said lands has expired
and whereas, in accordance with instructions issuet
by President Lincoln the sixteenth dav q
September eighteen hundred and sixty three to tn
United states direct tax commissioners for Soutl
Carolina certain lands bid in by the United state
in the parish OF Saint Helena, in said state were il
part sold by the said tax commissioners to "head
OF families of the African race" in parcels of no
more than twenty acres to each purchaser; ant
whereas, under the said instructions, the said ia,
commissioners did also set apart as school farms
in