Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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AN ACT making appropriations for the legsla-
tive, executive and judicial expenses of the gov.
enment for the year ending the thirtieth oil
June, eighteen hundred and sixty.one.
Re il enacted by the SeRete and House Of Reprs-
sentatires ofthe United States Of America in Con.
eress assembled. That the following sums be, and
the same arc hereby, appropriated, out vt any mo-
ney in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated for
the objects hereafter expressed, for the fiscal year
ending the tbirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty -one, namely:
LEGISLATIVE.
For compensation and mileage of senator's. one
hundred and eighty nine thousand one hundred and
thirty eight dollars and twenty. eight cents.
For compensation Of the officers, clerks, messen.
gers, and others receiving an annual salary in the
service of the Senate, viz: Secretary Of the Senate,
three thousand six hundred dollars; officer charged
with disbursements Of the Senate, four hundred
and eighty dollars; chief clerk two thousand five
hundred dollars; principal clerk and principal ex-
ecutive clerk in the office of the Secretary of the
Senate, at two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars each; eight clerks in Office of the Secretary
Of the Senate, at one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars each; keeper of the stationery, cIe
thousand seven hundred and ftty-two dollars; two
messengers, at one thousand and eighty dollars each
one page, at five hundred dollars; Sergeant arms
and DOOfkeeper, TWO tIlOusuIu uOllhIsj hsslsbuul
Doorkeeper, one Thousand seven hundred dollars;
Postmaster to the Senate, one thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars; Assistant Postmaster
and mail carrier, one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars; two mail boys, at nine hundred dol
lars each superintendent of the document room
one thousand five hundred dollars, two assistants
in the document room, at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each; superintendent of the folding
room, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars; two mes
optinu assiafaut dpnrk cpDpFS at one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars each; sixteen mes.
sengers, at one thousand two hundred dollars each
superintendent in charge of Senate furnaces one
thousand six hundred dollars; aborer in private
passage, six hundred dollars; two laborers at four
hundred and eighty dollars each; clerk or secreta
ry to the President Of the Senate, one Thousand
seven hundIed and ffty-two dollars; draughtsman
one thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars, cerl
TO the Committee on Finance, one thousand egh
hundred and fifty dollars; clerk TO the Committee
on Claims, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars; clerk of printing records, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars; chaplain, seven
hundred and fifty dollars-naking seventy-nint
thousand six hundred and sixty four dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz;
For thographing and engraving, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For binding, fifty thousand dollars
For stationary, twelve thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand three hundred
dollars.
For Congressional Globe, and binding the sam
thirty-two thousand dollars
For reporting proceedings in the Daily Glob
for the second session of the Thirty sixth Con
gress, at seven dollars and fifty cents per column
eleven thousand dollars.
For the usual additional compensation to th
reporters of the Senate, for the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings OF the Senat
for the second session OF the Thrt y-sixth Congress
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hundred dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses and cal
ryalls, fourteen thousand nine hundred and thirty
elk dollars.
For Capitol police, eight thousand two hundre
dollars.
For expenses of the heating, ventating an
lighting apparatus, twelve thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, twenty thousand do
lars.
For compensation and mileage of members
the House OF Representatives and delegates lroI
Territories six hundred and fifteen thousand tw
hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensa ion of the officers, clerks mes
eengers, and others receiving an annual salary
the service of the House of Representatives via
Clerk otthe House of Representatives, three thou
sand six hundred dollars; two clerks, at two thou
sand one hundred and sixty dollars each; eeve
clerks, at one thousand eight hundred dollars cacl
principal messenger in the Office, one thousan
seven hundred and ffty-two doars three me-
sengers, at one thousand two hundred dola
each Scrgeant-at Arms, two thousand one huT
dred and sixty dollars; clerk to the Sergcant-a
Arms, one thousand eight hundred dollars; mes
sengcr to the Sergeant at Arms, one thousand tw
hdndred dollars: Postmaster, two thousand ON
hundred and sixty dolars one messenger in tn
office, one thousand seven hundred and forty do
lars: four messengers, Mt one thousand four huI
drcd and forty dollars each; Doorkccper, two tho'
sand one hundred and sixty dollars; supernten'
ent of the folding room one thousand eight hun
dred dollars; two messengers, at one thousa
seven hundred aud hity-two dollars each; on
messenger, ut one thousand seven hundred an
forty dollars; five messengers Mt one thousni
five hundred dollars each; six messengers, at on
thousand two hundred dollars each; eleven me
sengers TO be employed during the session OF Con
gress, at the rate of one thousand two hnndre
dollars each per annum; messenger to the Spea
er, one thousand seven hundred and ffty-two d,
lars; clerk to the Committee on Claims, one tho
sand eight hundred dollars; clerk to the Comm
tee Of Ways and Means. one thousand eight hu
dred dollars; Chaplain seven hundred and fit
dollars-makiug eighty one thousand two hundr
and forty eight dollars and sixteen cents.
For contingent expenses of the House OF Re
resentatives, viz:
For binding documents, fifty thousand dollars.
For furniture, repairs, and boxes for membe
ten thousand dollars
For stationary, fifteen thousand dollars
For horses, carriages and saddle horses, +
thousand dollars
For fuel oil and candles, including pay OF G
gineer, hremen, aud laborers, and materials for q
gine room, fifteen thousand dollars.
For newspapers, twelve thousand five hundr
dollars.
For Capitol police, eight thousand four hundr
and twenty dollars.
For aborcrs, six thousand two hundred Al
eighty five dollars.
For pages and temporary mail boys, four tho
sand five hundred dollars.
For folding doculn ints, including pay of folder
wrapping paper, twine and paste, thirty .housa
dollars.
For carriage, two thousand dollars.
For the compensation OF the draughtsman n
clerks employed upon the land maps, CLERKS
committees, and temporary clerks IN the olice
the Clerk OF the House of Representatives, ser,
teen thousand eight hundred dollars.
For two mail boys, at nine hundred dollars enc
and the messengers in charge Of the south ext,
sion, three thousand three hundred dollars,
For miscellaneous items forty thousand d
lars.
For twenty four copies Of the CongreSsol
Globe and Appendix for each member and d
egate of the second session Of Thirty sixth CC
gress, seventeen thousand four hundred and tw,
ty.four dollars; Prondsd, That the entire cost
each copy shall not exceed six dollars for
Erst annual session, and three dollars tor the &
ond annual session.
For binding twenty. four copies Of the Congr
sional Globe and Appendix for each member
delegate of the second session of the Thlrty-sl
Congress, six thousand nine hundred and sli