The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-14

expenses Of the same, seventeen thousand one hun.
dred dollars;
For compensation Of the Governor, Judges. and
Secretary Of Wisconsin Territory, nine thousand os
hundred collars;
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, three
hundred and fifty dollars;
For pay and mileage Of tho members of the Loeis.
ativc Assembly, pay of officers, printing, furniture.
stationery fuel, and all other incidental expenses.
twenty two thousand dollars.
FOR compensation to tho Governor, Judges, and
Secretary of the Territory of Iowa. nine thousand
3onc hundred dollars; 81
For contingent expenses of said Territory, throo
hundred and fifty dollars;
Z For pay and mileage of the members Of the Le.
glsatVe Assembly, pay of officers, printing station,
lcry, fuel and all other incidental expenses twenty
5onc thousand five hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Governor, JUDGES. and
Secretary OF the Territory Of Florida thirteen thou,
sand five hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses Of said Territory thros
hundred and fifty dollars;
For Ply and mileage o: the members of tho Lepis.
ative Council of said Territory, pay to tie oficsn
lot the Council printing, furniture, rent, fuel, sta
3tionery, and all other incidental expenses, twenty
seven thousand hundred and twenty FIVE d.llaIs,
For compensation of the chief justice and Associ.
ate Judges. and district judges of the United States,
NINETY three thousand nine bundled dollars;
For compensation of the chiefjustce and asaocinte
Judges of the District Of Columbia, and of the Judges
of tho criminal and Orphans courts of said District
twelve thousand seven hundred dollars:
For carrying into effect the prvisions Of the act
approved on the second Of February instant Making
temporary provision for lunatics in the District Of
Columbia" three thousand 'ollnrs;
For compensation of tne Attorney General Of tho
United Suites. four thousand dollars;
For compensation of clerk and messenger in the
office of the Attorney General, one Thousand five
hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses of said Office, Eve hun.
dred dollars;
FoT compensation to the reporter Of decisions Of
, he Supreme Court, One thousand dollars; ..
For compensation to the district attorneys and
marshals, including those in several Tetoriest -four.
tecn thousand four hundred and fifty dollars;
For defrayng the expenses Of the Supreme, Cir.
cult, and District Courts Of the United States, in
cluding the District of Coumbia also for jurors and
witnesses, in mid of the funds arising from fines.
penalties, and forfitures, incurred IN the year eigh.
Hey JAsaq5fd end faFtz saar and
|he United States concerned, and Of prosecution
flor offences committed against the United States.
and for the safe keeping of prisoners three hundred
land twenty Eve thousand dollars Provided ho'oersr,
That hereinafter in lieu Of all fees, efnolnments,
land receipts where the present entire compensation
of any of the officers hereinafter mentioned shall e1
|ceed the sum of one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
per annurn it shall and may be lawfol for The United
States clerks, attorneys, COUNSEL ard fnarshais,
thc district and circuit courts of the United States
In the several States to demand and receive the same
fees that now arc or hereafter may be allowed ~
1.-The laws of the said States respectively where said
courts arc held to the Clerks attorneys and counsel
and sbers in the highest courts of the said states
lin the which like services rendered. and no other
|fecs or emoluments except that the marshals shall
receive in full for summoning all the jurors for any
ne court, thirty dollars, and shall receive, for every
davis actual attendance at any court, five dolars
Der day; ond for any services including The compen-
sation for mileage, performed by said off srs in the
discharge of their official duty, for which no COM
pensation is provided by the laws Of said States, re-
spectivey, the said officers may receive such fees as
(arc now allowed by law, according to the existing
usage and practice of said courts of the United
States and every district attorney, except the district
|atorney of the southern district of New York, shall
receive, in addition to the above fees salary Of two
hundred dollars per annum: Provided, That the fees
and cmoluments retained by the district attorneys,
morshals and clerks, exclusive of any reasonable
compensation to their duties, 10 be allowed in thev
accounts by tho courts of the respective districts
which they belong; and utter the payment of sp ch
necessary Office and other expenses as shall DO al
ed by the Secretary Of the Treasury, no! to e' iceed
las TO any ono of the said Offices in the south dis
f,rict of New York tho sum of three thou'iand dol
lars per annum. and in any other district tne sum Of
one thousand dollars per annum, shall in no cascex-
coed for tho district attorneys and marsnals, either
7of them. the sum of six thousand dollars for each;
and those for each of tho clerks shanot exceed in
lany case, four thousand five hundred dollars; tho
overplus of fees and emounents to be paid into tho
public Treasury, under such rules and regulations o.
NAV be prescribed BY the Secretary Of tie Treasury.
subject to the disposition Of Congress.
For the payment of annuitiss and grants by spc-
cial acts of Congress, nine hundred dollars;
, For survey Of the cosst Of the United States, In
cludiug the compensation of the superintendent and