The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-10
members of Congress, one thousand do,-


 lars.
 For arrearages arising from deficiency ot appropriation for printing the laws of the territory of Florida, and for the payments oi V. '. Greennp, remaining unpaid as es- .,1hated by the Treasury Department, one thousand seven hundred and ffty-seyen collars and thirteen cents.
 of aehciency of appropriation for tho ] salary of the Governor of Florida, fiya hundred dollars
 In addition to the contingent fund of the II fouse of Representatives, five thousand dollars.
 For the salary of the Surveyor of Public Lands in the Territory of Arkansas, and compensation to draughtsman and clerka III his office, during the remainder of tho current year, one thousand six hundred dollars.
 For the pay, subsistence, and forage of surgeons, assistant surgeons, and others. provided for by the act ofJnne eighteenth. one thousand eight hundred and thirty- two, seven thousand one hundred and thir- ty~three dollars.
 For the pay, subsistence, and other ex- penses of the mounted rangers, according to the act of June ffteenth,e one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, in addition 10 the sum of fifty thousand dollars hereto- fore appropriated, eighty three thousand SIX hundred and forty-seven dollars.
 Tor the expenses of the militia and vol- nnteers called into the service of the Uni- ted States, in addition to the appropria~ tion of three hundred thousand dollars here- tofore made for that object, one hundred thousand dollars.
 For the transportation of the army, ord- nance, subsistence, and other obj ects con- nected with the Quartermaster Depart. l lnent, one hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
 For the subsistence of militia called in- to service to suppress Indian hostilities. hfty-six thousand two hundred and fiftv dollars.
 For the payment of pensions to widows and orphans granted during the present session, three thousand dollars.
 In order to carry into effect the act sup- piementary to the act for the relief of cer. tain surviving officers and soldiers of the revolution, the following sums, to be ex- pended under the direction of the Secre. tary of War.
 For the compensation of temporary clerks. three thousand dollars.
 For rent, printing of forms and reeilla, tions, six hundred and fifty dollars. Sec. ?. find Je ii further enacied, Thae the Secretary of War be authorized to ap- 1 ply sum not exceeding three thousand dollars, out of the amount appropriated for the purchase of provisions for the relief of the Seminole Indians, by the ac, mas king appropriations for the Indian Depart- ment for the year one thousand elght huns- dred and tiirty-two, to defray the expen- ses of delegation of the said Indians to explore the country west of the Mississip- pi, for the purpose of deciding upon a re. moval tbitler; and so much of the appro. priation for the payment ofiaborers in tho Ordnance Department, as will not be re, qnired in consequence of the new organi- zation of the Ordnance Department, shall be transferred to the pay department, to enable the latter to meet the additional expenditures to which that organization subjects it.
 Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That it shall he the duty of the district paymas- ters of the army of the United States, in addition to the payments required to ba made by them to the regular troops, to make payment to all other troops in the service of the United States, whenever, required thereto by order of tue Presi- dent.
 Approved July IA, 1882. a8