The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
ernor three iudgss and ssoretarr tsn thou.aDa ars

Of the Iegslatiye assembly, officers clerks, and
tihgent expenses of the assembly, twenty thousand
dollars. ~
the suprnme court and eight associate jutices nifty
four thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the district judges, one hundred
and THU teen thousand two hundred and nifty dollars
For salary Of the circuit judge Of California xix
For salaries Of the chief justice of the District
of Cosun.bis the associate judges, and the judges
of tue criminal court and the orph anSfoart, mite
thousand sven hundred and fifty ftlliats.
Office of the attorney Gsnerdt.-For salaries Of
the Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General,
and the clerks and messenger in his office, seyentee
thousand Eve hundred dollars. 81
For contingent expenses of the office Of the At
torney General, two thousa nd dollars. ..s-.
Fer purchase Of law and Necessary books Tor the
ofFB OF The Attorney General, i've hundred dollars
For the purchase OF deficient State reports and
statutes for the Office Of the Attorney General, hEe
hundred dollars.
For fuel and labor for the Office of the Attorney
General, five hundred dollars.
For furniture and bookcases for Office Of Attorney
Generaiashree hundred dollars. ID
For legal assistance and other necessary expen-
ditures in the disposalTtf private landsclaims in
California, ten thousand dollars.
For special and other extraordinary expenses of
California, land claims twenty thousand dollars.
For salary Of the reporter Of the decisions of the
Supreme Court, one thousand three hundred dollars.
For one Hundred and fifty copies of volume
twenty-third Of Towards Reports of Decisions of
the Supreme Court Of the United States to be
furnished by the reporter thereof to the Stale De-
partners for distribution according to tsgisting
| laws, seven hundfed and fifty dolssl&s.
Fur compensation of the district attorneys, eleven
| thousand eight hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the marshals, ten thousand
| four hundred dollars.
For defraFing the expenses of the supreme, cir
cult, and 81 courts the United SrFtes, in
| Guiding the District of Columbia also fot jurors
and Witnesses, in aid of the funds arising from
fines, penalties and forfeinres incurred IN the fiscal
year ending JaAe thirtiefAF eigtTen hundred and
sxty-one, and previous years aHAhkewise for de-
frsyins the expenses of suits in which the United
States are concerned, and of Prosecutions for Of
fences commnnitted against the Enited States, and
for the saie-keeping tor prisoners one million of
dollars.
For the detectior, and bringing to trial of per-
sons engaged in esunterfeitIng the coin of the
Units4 States, to be expended under the direction
of the Secretary of the Treasury, ten thousand
dollars. u
Independent Tfeasnry-For salaries of the assis-
tant treasurers OF the United States at New York,
Boston, Charleston and Saint Louis, sixteen thous.
and FL hundred dollars.
For additional salaries of tlsas treasurer of the
mint at Philadelphia of one thousand dollars, and
of the Of the branch mint at New Orleans
Of five hundred dollars.
For salaries of five Of the additional clerks au-
thorized by the acts of 81 h August, eighteen hum
dred and forty six, and paid under acts of twelfth
August, eighteen hundred and forty eight, third
March, eighteen hundred and fity-on third March,
eighteen hundred and ffty-fye, five thousand seven
hundred dollars. a
For salary of additional clerk in office of assis-
tant treasurer at Boston, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For salaries # the clerks messengers, and watch
men in the offs Of the assistant treasurer at New
York, thirteen thousand nine hundred dollars.
For salaries of nine supervising and fifty local
inspectors, appointed under act thirtieth August,
eighteen hundred and fty-twO, for the better pro-
lection of the lives Of passengers by steamboats,,
with travelling and other expenses incurred by them
/ eighty thousand dOllarss
For compensation tJathe laborer in charge of the
closets in tn Capitol four hundred and thirty
| eight dollars.
For compensation to the public gardener, one
Thousand Jour hundred and forty dollars. ii
| For compensation of twenty-five laborers en-
ployed in the public grounds and Presidents gar
| den, thirteen thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the keeper Of the western
gate, Capitol Square eight hundredApd seventy
/ SIX dollars. e
| For compensation of two day watchmen en-
ploysd in the Capitol Square, one thousand TIVE
For compensatagn Of two night wstchmen en-
| ployed at tBe Presidents house. one thousand two
| hundred dollars. ,assR
For compensation Of the doorkeeperAa.he Presi-
/ dents house, six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the ssSstant doorpeer at the
| Presidents house, six hundred dollars. Il
For compensation SE one Right Waterman en-
ployed for the better protection of the buildings
lying south u Ae Ceifol as used as public staaass
] sad carpeSters shops, SIX hundred dollars.
/ For condensation of watchmds employed on re-
/ sersatiOn number two, Elk hundred dollars.
| Fer compensation Of four draW-keepers, at the
Potomac bridge I'D for fuel, oil, and lamps, three
thousand two Slsssared and sixty six dollars.
ForcompenAg In of two aw-keepers at the two
| bridges scross4Ns eastern branch of the Potomac,
and for fuel oil, and lamps, one thousand one hun
dred and eighty dollars, 4as
For compensation ofahe Auxiliary aaarl, and
lone lieutenant, and for fuel, OIL and lamps and for
tknty policemen, to be appointed in the same man
nsr as the aAuxiliary Guart, thiety-tWo thousand
four hunsd dollars; sRd that there be paid to the
corporation of the city ot Washington out of money
/ heretofore appropriated the compensation Of one
| lieutenant of police.
For funiaee-koeperat the Pssidsnt's house,
/ six hundred dollars. ~
Expenses oftle Collection of Revenue from Lands.
To meet the expenses Of collecting the revenue
from the sale of public lands in the several State
| and Territories:
For salaries and commissions of registers Of land
oficeNand receivers Ct public moneys, two hundred
| and sixty-two thousand seven hundred dollars.
For expenses Of depositing public moneys by re-
ceiyers Of public money, thirty thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses Of the several land OFF,
/ ces, thirty thousand dollars.
| PenitsntSary.-For compensation Of the war
den clerk, physician, chaplain, assistant keepers,
\ 49,
| DistRiet of Columbia thirteen thousand six hun
| bred and forty dollars.
i q For compensation Of three inspectors of said
| pesatentiary, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
| For the support and maintenance of said peni
tertiary, six two hundred and ninety-six dollars
and twenty-five cents.
4 For payment Of messengers Of the respective
States for conveying to the seat of government the
votes of the electors Of the7Sad States fog Presi
dent9lnd Vics1President u the United States,
i twenty thpusandsdollars. ID
SEC. AZ and be &c further enacted, That the
twenty THIRD section of the act entitled "An act
legalizinga and making appropriations for such nee
essary objects have usually been included in the
general appropriation bills without authority of
low, agd to tx and lapvide for certain incidental
expenses of the departments and Offices Of the gov
eminent, and fer other purposes, approved twenty
sixth August, eighsefa hundred and forty-tWo, Is
hereby repealed: Ana the Secretary of the Inter-
Tor is herebS authsized tG pay, out of any moneys
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, such
~ just for the rent u the rooms occupied by the
T Unfted States courts aSAIos Angeles, California,
from the tn October eighteen hundred
and City -four 80 the fifth eighteen hundred
and ffty,six Presided That the whole amount
thousand dollars.
SEC. 3. And be Il further e,adcted, That all pur-
ehasss and contracts for supplies or services in any
of the departments Of the government, except for
personal services, when the public exigencles do
not require the immediate delivery of the article
articles or perio nance of the service shall be
made by advertising, sufficient time previously,
| for prop Jsals respecting the same. When imme-
aiats delivery or performance is required by the
public exigency, the articles service required
may be procured BY open purchase or contract at
the places and in the manner IN which such articles
are usually bought and sold, or such services en-
gagged between individuals. No contract or pur-
chase shall hereafter be made unless the same u
authorized by law, or be under an appropriation
adequate TO its fulfment; except in the War aid
Navy departments, for clothing, subsistence, forage
fuel, quarters or transportation, which, however,
shall not excsed the necessities of the current year.
NsefNms, nor military supplies whatever, when are
'SFHs PatenteS invention, shall be purchased, nor
the tight OF using sp lying any patented inven-
ton, unless the came snail be authorised by law,
and the appropriation therefor explicitly set forth
that il is tor such patented invention.
SEC. 4 Aad be Il further enacted, That the Secre-
| tary OF War be, and be is hereby, authorised 20
pay out Of the unexpended balance of sppropria-
ZION for the war debt Of the State Of California,
made BY the last section of the act approved Au-
gust fifth eighteen hundred and fifty our entitled
Is An act making appropriation Tor the support of
the army for the ysar ending the thirtieth OF June
eighteen hundred and ffty-hye," any outstanding
and unpaid bonds and coupons issued by said State
for said war debt prior TO the passage of said act
| but bearing date subsequent to the first day of
ganuarJlsighteen hundred md tifty-four: PROVIDED
That no payment shah be made beyond the unsx-
pended amount Of said appropriation now remain
ing IN the treasury; also, that there be paid out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise sppropria-
ted, the sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars, so
much thereof as maybe required, for extra com
pensation and salaries to the district judges of
CaIifol mia, under the provisions of the seventh
| section Of the act entitled San act to define and
regulate the Jurisdiction Of the district courts of
the United States in California, in regard to the
survey and location Of California private land
claims" approved june ksixteenthl eighteen hun
| dred and sixty.
Approved, June %, 1850.
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