The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

posals for paper, furniture, traveDg expenses cSs
tage and labor in storing and transportation OF Pc
8 per- and miscellaneous items, two thousand eigL
hundred and fifty dollars.
For paper required for the printing of the SECOND
l. session of the Thirty sixth Congress, one hundred
,, | thousand dollars.
. Fur prinaing required for the second session OF
: lars. ~
Court of Claims For salaries Of three judge;
of the Court of Clslns the solicitor, assistant So
lictors deputy sol cttor, clerk and assistant clerk
and messenger thereof, twenty seven thousand
three hundred dollars.
For stationery, books. fuel, lgqts labor, and mis-
cellsneous items tor the Court OF Claims, four
. thousand dollars.
Er,crurs.-For compensation CT the President Of
the United States. twenty FIVE thousand dollars;
Fer compensation of tne Vice. President Of the
lifted the United States, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to secretary to sign patents Tor
lands, one thousand five hundred dollars.
| Por compensation to the private secretary, stew
ard messenger of the President OF the United States
four thousand six hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Executive Office,
including stationery therefor, three hundred and
nifty dollars.
department of !StsS.-For compensation of the
Secretary Of State, and Assistant Secretary of
State, clerks messenger, assistant messenger, and
iaoorers in his Office, ffty-seven thousand eight
hundred dollars
For the hcrdentat and Contingent Ecpsnses Of
sad Experimentation pu bishing the laws in pam
Phlet form, and in newspapers of the States AID
1
territories and i'll the city of Washington, slxteec
thousand seven hundred and twenty-five dollars.
For stationery, blank books, binding, furniture,
| dollars. "
For miscellaneous items, two thousand dollars.
i, or copper-plate printing, books, AMI maps, two
| Thousand dollars
| For extra clerk hire and copvinc two thousand
| dollars. n
10 enable the Secretary Of State to purchase fifty
copies eaeh, OF volumes twenty-five and twenty
toree OF Towards Reports of the Decisions of the
| dollars
Nor beast Executive Buading.-For compensation
Tour watchmen and two la0orers of the North
u bred dollars.
For contingent EXPENSES Of said building. viz
ior fuel, light, repairs, and miscellaneous euses,
four thousand five hundred dollars.
| Treasury DepIHatent.-For &C npensation Of the
| SECRETARY of tne Treasury, ssstant Secretary of
the Treasury, clerks, messenger, assistant ne9sen-
GER and aborcrs in his office, riyeigat thousand
| six hundred dollars.
For conf A,nsarion of the First Comptroller, and
| the clerks, messenger, and laborers in his ofhc.
twenty eight thousand three hundred and forty
| dollars.
| Foscompensaton Of the Sec5&d Comptroller. rpd
the clerks, messenger, and iaborer in his Office
twenty-six thousand eight hundred and forty dol
| lars.
| For compensation of the First Auditor, and the
cIerlss messenger, assistant messenger, and aborer
IN his Office thirty five thousand nine hundred and
forty dollars. O.
For compensation of the Second Auditor and The
clerks, messenger, assistant messenger and aborer
in his Office, thirty-kTe thousand fvU hundred and
| forty dollars.
| Fer compensation of the Third Audit r, and the
clerks messenger, assistant messenger and laborers
/ in his office, hundred and thiEty-two thousand
six hundred and for dollars. And that the twenty
nine clerks transferred by the Secretary Of the
Treasury from the Third Auditors Office to other
bureaus Of the Treasury Department shall be- per-
mainly transferred to those oicsrs, and taken from
that OF the Third auditor; but nothing herein
| tanned shall be so construed as to take from the
several heads of Departments the power to tranter
clerks temporarily from one Office bureau to
| another.
For compensation Of the Fourth Auditor, aud the
clerks, messenger, and assistant messenger in his
office, twenty six thousand eight hundred and four
dollars and seventy two cents.
| For com peHsaton OF the Fifth uditor, and the
clerks, messenger, and laborer in his olice
teen thousand eight hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the Auditor of the Treasury
| for the Post-Ofhce Department, and the clerks
messenger, assistant messenger, and laborers in his
Office, hundred ard seventy-two thousand three
| hundred and forty dollars.
| For compensation of tae Treasurer of the Uuited
States and the clerks messenger, assistant messea-
ger, and laborers in MS office, tBenty-se thous
and three hundred and forty dullars.
For compensation Of the Register of the Treasury,
and the clerks, messenger, assistant me senger and
labOrers In HIS office, fifty one thousand nine hun
dred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the Solicitor of the Treasury,
and the clerks and messenger in bis offce seven
teen thousand one hundred and forty dollars g
For compensation of the Commissioner of Gus
toms, and the eleFk, messenger and lat orer in his
Office twenty thoslgnd four hundred and forty dol
lars.
For compensation of the clerks, messenger, and
laborer OF the Lighthouse Board, thousand
two hundred and forty dollars.
Cont iHJent Erl RseS IF The Treasury Department.
In the office OF the Secretary Of the Treasury:
For copying, blank books, stationery, binding.
sealing ships registers, trausating foreign anguag
es, advertising, extra clerk hire for preparing
and collecting Information to BIZ laid before Con-
gress-said clerks to be employed only during the
session of Congress, when indispensaby neces-
necessary TO enable the department to scA4e
call made by ei'her house of Congress at sCs-
alDE to be answered at another and no snch extra
Clerk shall receive than three dollars and ihir
ty-tnree and one third cents per day for the time
actually and necessarily employed-and for mis- |
| cellaneoss items twelve thousand dollars.
In the Office of the First Comptroller:
For furniture, blanbe books, binding stationery
public documents, State ard Territorial Statutes,
and miscellaneous items, one thousand eight hun
dren dollars.
10 the office If the Second Comptroller:
For blank-books, binding stationery, pay for the
National IntelIegencer ard Cnaaiitutlon he 6Ist
and preserved for the Of the office, office furnj
tdre, and miscellaneous items, one Thousand two I
hundred dollars.
In the offcs At the First Auditors:
FaE lank books, eauding, stationery, office furui
turs, tnd miscellaneous items including subscrip
ton Tor the Constitution and National Intelligent
Ger, to be filed for the useof the office, thous
and i've hundred dollars.
In the Office Of the Second Auditor:
For blank books binding stationery, Office furni-
ture, and miscellaneous iteds including two OF the
daily city newspapers, to BE- fled. bound, and pre-
served for the use of the o6ice, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
In the Office of the Fourth Auditor:
ID For stationery, books, binding, Labor and miscel-
laneous items, one thousand dollars.
Ia the Office Of the Fifth. Auditor
For blank books binding, stationery. Office furn-
ture, carpeting, and miscellaneous expenses, III
which included two daily Newspapers, eight
hundred dollars.
In the office of the Treasurer:
For blank books, binding. stationery, and misoel
laneous items one thousand dollars.
In the office of the Register
For ruling and full binding books for recording
collectors quarterly abstracts of commerce and
navigation, and blank abstracts for their USE blank
boks, binding, and stationery, arranging and bind
ing cancelled marine papers, cafes for official pa
pers, and records, aud miscellaneous items nclu
ding office furniture and clrpetiDg four thousand
dollars.
Light house Baards-For blank-books, binding,
stationery, miscellaneous expenses, and poslage,
six hundred dollars.
For the Gsaeral Purposes Of the SomReasf. Erccu-
tius BH.1di"g iHciadingtht Ee,eHsioa and the But
ding RCcHpied By the attorney General and the Ftre
Aa.tHs,.-For compensation Of twelve wachuen
a q eleven laborers of the Southeast Executive
Eailding, thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said buildiug, fuel, !
light aud items, ten thousand dollars
department Of the Interior For compensation
of the Secretary OF the Interior, and the clerks.
messengers, assistant messengers, wachmen, and
laborers in his office, thirty Thousand hun
dred dollars.
For compensation of the Comm sioner of the
General Land Office, and the recorder drauS htsm&n,
clerks, messengers assistant messengers, packers,
IInl~1 ~ -,.li, l.,
and soventy-three thousand eight hundred and
ninety dollars.
For additional clerks in the General Land 0fi,s,
under the act of third March, one thousand eight
hundred aud ffty-ive, granting bounty land, AMI
for aborers employed therein, fifty eight Thousand
four hundred dollars Prortied, That the Secre-
tary of the Interior at his discretion shall be- anu
he hereby, authorized To any portion OF said
appropriation for piece work, by the day, week,
month, or year, al such rate, or rates as he may |
deem just and fair.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior t. carry
into effect the act approved the sixteenth OF May,
eighteen hundred and sixty, creating an ada tonai
land district in Washington Terri tory, eight thous
and dollars Proutded, That said sum saa paid |
out Of tue proceeds of the sale Of land in said DIS
tret, and not otherwise.
For compensation Of the Commissioner of lodian /
Aft airs and the clerks, messenger assistant messen-
GER watchmen and laborers in his office, thirty ono
thousand nine hundred and forty dollars
For compensation of five extra clerks employed
eighteen hundred and dfty-four and March three,
eighteen huudre and fly live and undsr appro,
prlations made from year to year, seven thousand
dollars.
Fur compensation Of one clerk in the Indian Once
empoyed to enabie tue Secretary OF the Interior 10
carry the regulations pfeser bed to give effect
the seventh section OF tao act Of thru March,
eighteen hundred and fifty i've, grating b,anG7
| lands To Indians, thousand four hundred dol
| lars.
For compensation of the Commissioner of PEN
sjons' aud the clerks messenger assistant messenger
| and labOrers in his office, one hundred and nine
| thousand three hundred and forty dollars.
Contingent Expenses-Dep astnseRt of the hterior.-
/ Office vi the Secretary CT the Interior:
For books, stationery, furniture, fae lights, and
| other contingencies, and for books and maps tor
| the library, SIX thousand five hundred dollars
For expenses OF packing and distributing con-
gressiona journals and documents, in p6rsauce Of
L =. Il IL.