The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-30

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supplies aud garrison purposes; for
drayage and carriage at the several posts
hire of teansters; transportation OF
funds for the pay and other disburstng
departments; the expenses of sailing
public transports on the various rivers
the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic
aud Pacific; and for procuring water at
such posts as fir. IN their situation re
quire that it be broughtfrom a distance:
aid for clearing roads, and removing
! distractions from roads, harbors, and
rivers, to the extent which may be re-
quired for the actual operations of the
troops on the frontier, three million four
hundred thousand dollars.
For the purchase CT horses for the
two r~egipcnts,oi dragons, the two re-
gimeuts Of cavalry, the regiment OF
mounted rifemcn, aud the companies of
light artillery, two hundred thousand
dollars.
For contingencies of the army, TIVE =
ty five thousand dOlla s.
For the medical and hospital depart
ments, one hundred and five thousand
dollars.
For contingent expeas of the adju-
taut generals department. at division
and department headquarters, five hun
bred dollars.
For compensation of the clerk and
messenger in the Office of the command
ing general, two thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the office
of the commanding general, three hun
dred dollars.
For armament of Qualifications, three
hundred thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and
supplies, including horse equipments for
the mounted regiments, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For the current expenses of the ord
nance service, including experiments iu
the manufacture of caunou and cannon
powder and for tests of arms and ammu-
milton, not otherwise provided for, one
hundred and ffly. thousand dollars.
For the purchase of eunpowder for
the land service, oIe hullrtd thousand
dollars.
For the manufacture of arms at the
national armcries, four hundred thou
sand dollars.
For the purchase of breech loading
carbines of the best model to he select
cd and approved by board of ordnance
off twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the altcra ton of old arms 50 as
to make them brecch loading arms upon
a model to be selected and approved by
a Board of ordnance officers, twenty five
thousand dollars; Provided: That any
of said sun not exceeding five
thousand d)llars, may b. expended un
der the direction of the Secretary OF
War. and at lis direction, in applying
to The old or new arms any recent i'm
provement in the mode of rimi. g
For the Allegheny arsenal, thirty-fivy
thousand one Hundred dollars.
For Fort Monroe arsenal, twenty -four
thousand niue hundred dollars.
For Kennebcc arsenal, eleven thou
six hundred dollars; two thousand
dollars of which may be used in bring
ing gas upon the arsenal grounds, and
with leave to extend gas pipes, through
the grounds By the gas company.
For St. Louis arsenal, thi;ty one
thousand dollars.
For Washington arsenal, nine thou
odDQ ulC hui0ICh IL OCNCull IN
dollars.
For an additional timber and carriage
at the North CAROLINA ARISEN
al, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For Vat .rvliet arsenal, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For repair and preservation of Pie
public bulldogs. fences, drains, culverts,
aud SO forth, at all the smaller arseuals.
Senty thousand dollars.
For continuing the construction of the
IN California, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
For contingencies of arseIals, ten
thousand dollars.
For repairing the arsenal and two
pound gun carriages, at Ston-
Connecticut, seven hundred and
ifty dollars.
For repairs aud improvements and
new machinery at Springfield armory,
NJ Massachusetts,, ffty-fve Thousand two
Iundied aud tweuty-seven dollars.
For reE airs and improvements and
machinery at HarPer's Ferry, Que
hundred aud one thousaod niue hundred
seven dollars.
For surveys for military defenccs,
geographical explorations, and recon- os
s%auces, for military purposes, and sur
veys with armies i'll the field, Liuety five
thousand dollars.
For purchase and repairs of iustru-
ments, fifteen thousand do lars.
For continuing the survey of the
Dorthern and northwestern lakes, inelu
ding Lake Superior, sc~vcuty-fve thou
sand dollars.
For printing charts Of lake surveys,
ten thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of War to
temporary clerks in the Office Of
the Qnartermaster General, on bounty
and service, five thousand dollars.
E, r the SUI port OF f,u companies of
mustered into the service OF
The United States, at camp Scott, Utah
Territory, in October, November, and
eighteen hundred and fifty
even, one hundred and seveuty-thr
thousand our hundred aud seventy eight
dollars and eighty cents.
For continuing the construction of the
following works of deferce
Fort at Hog Island ledge, in Portland
Maine, forty thousand dollars.
Fort Richmond, Staten Island, New
York ha,bor, New York. s.veuty-fve
thousand d llns.
Fort Delaware, Delaware river, Della
ware, seventy-ive thousand do'lsrs.
Fort Carroll, Sellers Point fats, Bal
timore Ilarbor, Maryland, seventy five
thousand dollars
Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida, sew