The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-17
rp1rp,1c-No 90

ne y en1cseu oy NE Senate and House of Pepre-
seatdt9pes OF me United states OF Ayoey;co in Ion
gress assembled, That the Secrefarv oS the TeoSurv
be- and he Is hereby authorized tn lease or to sell t
pubic aucton,to the highest and hest bidder for cash
after due notice in the public newspapers such ma
rne hosplta buildings and lands appertaining there
to as he may deem advisable and he is hereby EN-
powered TO make, execute and. deliver all needful
conVeyances 10 Iessees purchasers thereOrespect
lvely and the proceeds of said leases and sales are
hereby appropriated for the marine hospital estab-
lshment: proUided That the hospitals at Cleveland
| Ohio, and Portland, Maine should not be sold or
leased, shall any hospital be sold or leased where
no other suitable and sufficient hospital accommo-
datlons can be procured upon reasonable terms for
| the comfort and convenience of the patients.
Sec And be ii i'Srther enacted, That the Secreta-
ry OF the Treasury be, and he is hereby authorized
in his discretion, to sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash. after due notice in
the public newspapers. such of the revenue cutters
as he shall find to be i'll adapted to the purposes of
the revenue service and to expend the proceeds of
said sales IN the purchase construction of other
vessels better suited to the wants of said service
Approved, April 90 1866.
[PuBIc-No. 3d.
AN ACT to issue American registers to the steam YES
sells Michigan" Dispatch and William K
Muir and for other purposes.
BE u enacted 6g the SENATE and U0atse Of Repre-
sentdti0es OF the United States Of Amtrjcd IN I0n
0ress assembled That the Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby directed to issue American registers to the
| Canadian-built steamers Michigan and Dispatch
and the Americanbuilt steamer William X. Muir
the collection district of Detroit and Americanreg
sters or enrolment and license to The following nam
ed vessels that is TO say to the slo0p Jenny Lind Of
Wolf Island" of Oswego, New YORK; the schooners
"Coquette of Oakville, Trenton ofTrenton" For
est Queen, Two Brothers Of Waliaceburgh," Mi
META ct Gananogue," and Elizabeth" of Oswego,
New York; the barque st. Elizabeth Of Province
town, Massachusetts; the barques Advance and
Acorn, and schooner Asia of Chicago Illinois;
/ the barges Harvest Ajax and Matilda of
Chicago Illinois, the steamer ''Prince Albert" of
Georgetown District of Columbia; the brig Matt
land, propeller Niagara and steamboat "Canadi-
an" Of Buffalo, New York. the schooner e p. Ry-
erse, of Cleveland Ohio; the schooner Eureka Of
nrnffa
OF Erie, Pennsylvania and the schooner ''Waver-
tree" of Cleveland, Ohio; and American registers,
sells, that is to say the ship 'Screamer of Bruins
wick, Maine the barge MARY, of Detroit the steam
tug sampson of Detroit; and the schooners Cal
glo-SaxonH Canadian-built vessel.
Approved, April ID, 1866.
[PUpMc-No. 49,
AN ACT making appropriations TO supply deficiency
in the appropriation for the public printing for the
fiscal year GINNING June thirty, eighteen hundred
Bsf enacted blythe Senate and Hoase Of RepreSem-
tdtoes ofthe United states Of america in Congress
assembled, That the following sums be, and the same
are hereby appropriated to supply deficiencies IN the
appropriation for the public printing for the fiscal
year ending thirtieh of June eighteen hundred and
sixtysix, out of any money in the treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated:
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
public printing, hundred and fifteen thousand dol
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for pa
!,
TO supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
public binding, ninety-fve thousand dollars.
And the Superintendent of the Public Printing is
hereby authorized to employ an additional clerk of
class four.
[PUBLIc--No. 80
AN ACT facilitate the settlement of the accounts
of the Treasurer the United States and to
certain moneys to the people of the United States
and to persons to whom they are due, and who are
entitled to receive the same.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
atives of the United States of America i'll Congress
assembled, That all amounts of moneys that are rep
resented by certificates drafts or checks issued by
the Treasurer of the United States by any dis
bursting officer ofany department OF the government
of the United States upon the Treasurer or any as
sistant Treasurer or designated depositary of the
United States, or upon any national bank designated
deposltary VI t-c MI 20 sta m which shall
be represented the books OF either such offices
standing to the credit OF any disbnrslng officer and
bearing date prior to July first eighteen hundred and
sixtythree, and which were issued to aclitate the
payment of warrants, any other purpose in liqui
dation of debt due from the United States, which
may remain outstanding on the first day of July;
eighteen hundred and s1Xty-s1X, shall be deposited
by the Treasurer of the United States to be covered
into the treasury by warrant and to be carried to
the credit of the parties in whose favor such cert-
fcates drafts or checks respectively issued, or
the persons who are entitled to receive pay there
for and into an appropriation account to be denom-
Sec =. ARd be it urtter eftcted, That the certl-
cate of the register of the treasury, stating that the
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United States to facilitate the payment OF warrant
directed to him for payment and which may have so
remained outstanding and unpaid for three years or
| more as aforesaid and which shall have been thus
: deposited and covered into the treasury, shall be,
and the same is hereby authorized to be, when at
tached to any such warrant, sufficient voucher in
satisfaction of any such warrant part of any
r. rant the if the drafts correctly Endorsed and
I'll fully satisfied were attached to such warrant or part
= of warrant. And all such, moneys mentioned in
this and in the proceeding section shall remain as
permanent appropriation for the redemption and
payment of all such outstanding and unpaid certif-
y Gates, drafts and checks as afort said.
: SEC B. ana be 1t further enacted, That the payee
orthe bona de holder OF any such draft check the
amount of which has been deposited and covered
into the treasury shall, presenting the 10
the proper officer OF the treasury be entitled to have
it paid by the settlement OF an account and the ssu
ing OF warrant i'll his favor accord
ing to the practice i'll other of authorized and
| liquidated claims against the United States
Sec. A. and be it further enacted, That at the ter
minaon of every fiscal year after this act shall begin
operate the provisions thereof shall apply to all
similar certificates, drafts, and checks, which shall
then have for three years remained outstand-
ing, unsatised and unpaid, and to all discussing of
fcers accounts that shall have remained unchan
e ged as in the next section provided for.
l. Sec. s. And be further enacted That the amounts
except such as are provided for IN the rs section o.
officer of the Government of the United States which
e shall have remained unchanged, or which shall moi
have been increased by any new deposit thereto mol
decreased by drafts drawn thereon for the space
j. three years shall in like manner be covered into the
treasury the proper appropriation to which they
e may belong and the amounts thereof shall, the
certificate of the Treasurer of the United States thai
such amount has been deposited in the treasury, be
credited by the proper accounting officer of the treas
ury the books of the Treasury Department. to the
officer in whose name it had stood on the books Of
any agency of the treasury If it shall be made to ap
A. pear that he is entitled to such credit
1t Sec q. Aad be it further sendcted, That for the
" purpose of giving force and effect to the full intent
and meaning of this act, it shall be the duty of the
Treasurer and of all assistant treasurers, and of al
d designated depostaries of the United States and Of
the cashiers of all national banks designated deposi
tories to report to the Secretary Of the Treasury
the close of business on the thrtieth day of june
next and in like manner at the close of business
every hrtieth day of June thereafter the condition
ofevery such account standing in the ding
section specified the books of their respective of
II fees stating the of each depositor respective
81 y, with his official designation, the total amount sc
h remaining deposit to his credit and the dates
spectivey of the last credit and the last debit made
to each of such accounts, respectively And it shall
be the duty every and each dsbursing officer in
and every department of the government Of the Uni
rs ted States to make like return of all checks issued
t. by such officer, and which may then have been out
standing and unpaid for three years and more stating
fully in such report the name of the payee for what
Der of the voucher received therefor and the date
3, number, and amount for which it was drawn, and
r when known, the residence of the payee
d Approved, May 2, 1866.
: Published April 30, 1861
/ CHAPTER "a
4 AN ACT to abolish distress for rent