The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03
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l. Qrec dollars
n For twenty years and upwards after the date
4 his commission as surgeon, three thousand dollar
: Fleet surgeons, three thousand three hundre
: dollars.
! Every surgeon on other duty. for the first fs
years alter the date Of his commission surgeon
two thousand doilars.
For tho second Eve years after the date of hi
, commission as surgeon, two thousand two hundre
dollars.
, For the third Eve years after the date of hi
dollars.
For the fourth five years after the date of hi
commission as surgeon, two thousand six hundre
| dol 'ars.
| mission as surgeon, two thousand eight hundred
4 dollars.
Every surgeon on leave or waiting orders fo
tho first five years after the date of his commission
as surgeon, one thousand six hundred dollars.
/ For the second i've years after the date of hi!
commission as surgeon, one thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
| For the third five years after the date of his
commission as surgeon, one Thousand nine hundred
| dollars.
For the fourth Eve years after the date of his
commission AS surgeon, two thousand one hundred
| dollars.
| For twenty years and upwards after the date of
his commission as surgeon, two thousand three
hundred dollars.
Passed Assistant Strgeon.-Every passed assis-
| tant surgeon on duty Ut sea, one thousand five
| hundred dollars.
When on other duty, one thousand four hundred
dollars.
When on leave or waiting orders, eleven hun
dred dollars.
Assistant Surgeons.-Every assistant surgeon on
duty at sea, one Thousand tIo hundred and fifty
dollars.
When on other duty, one thousand and fifty
dollars.
When on leave q waiting orders, eight hundred
dollars.
Parscrs.-Every pursur on duty at sea, for the
first i've years alter the date of his commission,
two thou.and dollars.
Fer the second Eve years after the date of his
commission. two thousand four hundred dollars.
For the third five years after the date of his
commission, two thousand six hundred dollars.
For the fourth five years after the date of his
commission, two thousand nine hundred dollars.
For twenty years and upwards after the date OF
his commission, three thousand one hundred
dollars.
years after the date of Fis commission, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For the second I'VE years after the date Of his
commission, two thousand one hundred dollars.
Far the third five years after the date of his
commission, two thousand four hundred dollars.
For the fourth five years after the date of his |
commission, two thousand six hundred dollsrs.
For twenty years and upwards after the date of |
his commission, two thousand eight hundred |
dollars.
Every purser ON leave or waiting orders, for the
first FIVE years after the date of his commissisn,
one thousand four hundred dollars.
Fur the second five years after the date Of his
one thousand six hundred dollars.
For the third five years after the date of his
one Thousand eight hundred dollars
For the fourth five years after the date of his
two thousand dollars.
For twenty years and upwards after the date of
his commission, two Thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
Professors of Mathena.ics-Every professor of
Mathematics on duty, one thousand eight hundred
oliars.
When on leave or waiting orders, nine ldrsd
nd sixty dollars.
EpgiHeers.-EVery chief engineer on duty, for ,
be first FIVE years after the date of his commits
ion, one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the second five years after the date of his
commission, two thousand two hundred dollars.
For the third five years after the date of his
two thousand four hundred and fifty d
pillars. Il
After fifteen years after the date of his COM a
ission, two thousand six hundred dollars. =;
Every chief engineer on leave waiting orders
r the first five years after the date of bis COM p
ission, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the second FIVE years after the date of his Il
one thousand three hundred dollars. OIL
For the third five years after the date of his fl
mmisson, one thousand four hundred dollars. w
After fifteen years after the date of his COM :,
ission, one thousand five hundred dollars. :
Every first assistant engineer on duty, one thou =
nd two hundred and fifty dollars. b
While leave or waiting orders, nine hundred OF
liars di
Every second assistant engineer on duty, one a.
ousand dollars. r,
w lille on leave waiting ORDERS seven hundred an
d fifty dollars. -
Every third assistant engineer on duty, seven ~
inbred aud fifty dollars. eu
While on leave waiting orders, six hundred mi
liars. tai
Warranted O5icers.-Every boatswain. gunner,
nd zafu on n !
three years sea-service after the date of his nh
rrant, enc thousand dollars. -
For the second three years sea-service after the
te of his warrant one thousand one hundred and EN-
y dollars. pal
For the third three years sea-service after the
% Of his warrant, one thousand two hundred hes
1 fifty dollars. I'd,
FOR the fourth three years. sea-service after the
e Of his warrant, one thousand three hundred n
fifty dollars Al
sor we've years sea-service and upwards, one IN
usand four hundred and fifty dollars.
WHEN ON OTHER DUTY.
For the first thee years of sea service after the
Q Of warrant, eight hundred dollars.
FOR the second thEse years sea-seryice after the
q of his warrant, nine hundred dollars. nit
Tor the third three yearss sea-serviee after the s
q Of his warrant, one thousand dollars. wa
FOR tho fourth three years seaservce after the On
q Of his warrant, one thousand one hundred ~ ~
lars. 20
Tor twelve years. sea-serYce and upwards, one ra'
uSand EE5 hundred dollars. te
WHEN ON LEAVE Oh WAITING ORDERS. ;ns
FOR the first three years sea-serVice after the qu
e Of his warrant, six hundred dollars. VII
FOR the second three years seaservice after the
q Of his warrant, seven hundred dollars. I
FOR the third three years seaserviee after the 49,
q of his warrant, eight hundred dollars. anC
Tor the fourth three years service after the no
g Of his warrant, nine hundred dollars. {
'or Lweive Yeas sea-seryice and upwards, one
usand dollars. -
,EC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That nothing
this act contained shall be so construed as to
rease or modify the present pay of chiefs Of
cans in the Navy Department, with whom shall
ciassed the present Superintendent of the Naval
,ergatory Provided, That the officer now
rged with experiments in gunnery at the navy
d, Washington, shall receive the sea-service VI
of the grade now next above him. v
&C. s. dad Be IL tMzher enacted, That hereafter the
service shall be regarded sea-service but san
b as shall be performed at under orders of Me-
artment, and in vessels employed by authority as
law. +
&c. 4. And be it further enacted That nothing nes
his act contained shall be held to modify or inst
ct the existing power Of the Secretary of the o
" to furlOugh officers or to affect the furlough T
&c. 5. And be Il further enacted, That the in -
ssed pay hereinbefore provided for masters
Il attach to masters not in the line Of promo Fol
!, whether On the active or reserved list; and
GERS on the reserved list, when called into active
rice, shall receive the pay Of their respective 20
des as herein provided during the term Of such -
rice ProUidcd, That nothing herein contained q.
II be construed to change modify the present Wa
Of officers on the reserved list, either on leave wor
urlough. Rim
approved, June 1, 1860. and
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Ap. LXxvII-An Act directing the Convey Cha
nee of Lot of Ground for the Use of the Public ext
schools of the City Of Washington.
Be enucted By the Senate and House of Repre- SoI
atrcs of the United States of Ansericd in Con- uoA
IS assembled, That tho Commissioner Of Public 0'
ldings be directed to convey TO- the corporation
-; "a ~, -. 49, - ;.t...". - .t tint
- 81 :, -. =. =. ! - = ~, 49,, - ~ - euS of
- y ana = piece o. parcel SII
city Is lot numbered fourteen, in square num-
ID two hundred and ffty-three, for the use Of
public schools thereof, and for no other pur-
o.: Provided, That said lot shall not be sold,
gned, or conveyed or diverted, by the said n.
ooratien for any other purposes than the 10.
tempiated by this act. GU
pproved, june 5, 1860.
IP. LXXIX-An Act for the Relief of certain
ettlers in the State Of Iowa. n
3 Il enacted Jy the Senate and House of Repre- and
utipss of the Uaited States of 1nerica an Con- U
. assembled, That the east half of section -
Va section seventeen. and the east half of seq
eighteen, and section thirty.three, section *
ty-four, the southwest quarter of section M
nty-seven and the southeast quarter of section o
uty-eight, in township ninety six north. Of -
70 nine west, in the State Of Iowa, formerly re- ny
ed for Fort Atkinson and an Indian agency, n
since released and abandoned, as being no a
,er needed for public uses, shall be, and the -
3 are hereby declared to be. subject TO the
mary disposition of the public lands, in the ~,
Q manner and on the Same condition as are
vided by law, and that such persons as may =
9 settled thereon prior to the passage of this -
and who would have been entitled to tho VI
Il Of presumption under the act of September "
!. eighteen hundred and forty-one, had the 4
,ryation not been made, shall be entitled to -
empt their claims in accordance with the pro-
ons Of said act, by making proof, payment, and
~ at the proper district Office, within twelve
nths after its approval: Provided, That If two ~
more Of such persons were actually residing u.
N the same qua rter quarter section, or any anc
aler legal subdivision At the date of the aban STIR
lment Of said reservation, the same may be or
cred by them jointly: Provided further, That
dsciarasory statement shall be required of said -
lpproysd, june Z, 1850. N
aP. LXXXIII.-An Act for the Relief of John all
" dravoF and certain other AssiOnees of Pre- ser