Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-02
OFFICE or THE ATToRNEy GENERAL.


lars.
For contingent expenses of the office Of the At.
torner General, two thousand dollars.
For purchase oflaw and necessary books for the
office OF the Attorney General, five hundred dol.
For the purchase of deficient State reports and
statutes for the Office of the Attorney General, five
hundred dollars.
For fuel and labor for the office OF Attorney
General. five hundred dollars
For furniture and bookcases for the office Of AT.
torney General, three hundred dollars.
For legal assistance and other necessary OK
penditures of he disposal OF private land claims
IN California, ten thousand dollars.
For special and other extraordinary expenses
of aifornia land claims, twenty thousand dollars
For snlery of the reporter of the decision OF the
Supreme Court, one thousand three hundred dol.
lars
For one hundred and fifty copies Of volume TWEEN.
| ty third of Howard's Reports ol decision of Su.
preme Court of the United States to be furnished
| by The reporter thereof to the State Department
for distribution according to existing laws, seven
hundred nnd fifty dollars
For compensation of The district attorneys, eleven
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars.
! For compensation Of the marshals, ten thousand
| four hundred dollars.
For defrnving the expenses Of the Supreme,
circ,it and district court of the United States, in
rludinp the District of Columbia; also for jurors
and witnesses in aid of the funds arising from
fines pennles and forfetures incurred in the fiscal
Vpnr pn0lnp juno tnlTut'U, tiSH'ttH HHu
sixty.one and previous years; and likewise de.
fra wing the EXPENSES Of suits in which the United
States are concerned and OF prosecutions tor OF.
fences committed in the United States, nnd for the
snfekeeping of prisoners one million OF dollars.
| For the detection and bringing to trial otpersons
engaged in counterfeiiing the coin Of the United
States to he expended under the direction OF he
Secretary of the Treasury, ten thousand dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
For salaries of the assistant treasurers of
the United States at New York, Boston,
Charleston, and Saint Louis, sixteen thousand
five hundred dollars.
For additional salaries of the treasurer Of
the Mint at Philadelphia of one thousand
dollars, and of the treasurer of the branch
mint at New Orleans Of five hundred dollars,
one thousand five hundred dollars
For salaries of five of the additional clerks
authorized by the acts of sixth Augu st,
eighteen hundred and forty y-six, and paid un-
( der acts of twelfth August, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, third March, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-one, and third March. eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve, five thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For salary OF additional clerks in office OF
assistant treasurer OF Boston, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For salaries Of clerks, messengers, and
watchmen in the office of the assistant treas
urer 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 fifty two, for
the better protection of the lives Of passen-
gers by steamboats,, with travelling and other
expenses incurred by them, eighty thousand
dollars.
For compensation to the laborer in charge
of the water closets in the Capitol, four hun
dred and thirty eight dollars.
For compensation to the public gardner,
one thousand four hundred and forty dollara
= For compensation Of twenty-five laborers
employed in the public grounds and Presi-
e dents garden, thirteen thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For compensation of the keeper of the
western gate, Capitol square, eight hundred
, and scventy-six dollars.
For compensation of two day watchmer
employed in the Capitol square, one thous
- and two hundred dollars.
= For compensation of two night watchmen
. employed at the Presidents house, one
/. thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeeper al
: the Presidents House, six hundred dollars
For compensation of assistant doorkeepel
" at the Presidents House, six hundred dollars
e For compensa saton Of ore night watchmar
!, employed for the better protection of the
u buildings lying south of the Capitol, anC
u used at public stables and carpenters shops
~ six hundred dollars.
" For compensation of watchmen employed
on reservation number two, six hundred
dollars.
y For compensation OF four drawer keeper.
q at the Potomac bridge, and for fuel, oil, ant
!, lamps, three Thousand two hundred and sixty
. six dollars.
. For compensation of two draw-keepers a
- the two bridges across the eastern branch o
y. the Potomac, and for fuel, oil, and lamps
= one thousand one hundred and eighty dollars
For compensation of the Auxiliary Guard
and one olieutenant, and for fuel oil and lamps
r, and Tor twenty policemen, to be appointed
5. in the same manner as the Auxiliary Guard
I'd thirty-two thousand four hundred dollars
ed and that there be paid to the corporation o
the city of Washington out of money hereto
y fore appropriated the compensation of on
i. lieutenant police
10 For turnace-keeper of tho President
House, six hundred dollars.
I'd EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION Ol
REVENUE FROM LANDS.
~ To meet the expenses OF collecting tn
~ revenue from the sale of public lands in th
cs several States and Territories;
I'd For salaries and commissions of register
I'd of land offices and receivers of public monies
two hundred and sixty two thousand seve
nundreu uOllarS.
d. For expenses of depositing public money
4. by receivers of public moneys, thirty thous
l. and dollars.
II. For incidental expenses of tho severe
land Offices, thirty thousand dollors.
OF PENITENTIARY.
For compensation of the warden, clerk
physician chaplain, assistant keepers, guards
d. and matron OF the penitentiary OF the Distrlt
n, OF Columbia, thirteen thousand six hundrc
'- and forty dollars.
For compensation of three inspectors {
10 said penitentary, seven hundred and tiit
'e dollars
A. For the support and maintenance of sal
ls penitentiary, six thousand two hundred al
ninety six dollars and twenty-five cents
es For payment otmessengers OF the rcspcctiN
'x States for conveying to tho seat of govern
ment, the votes of the electors of the Sal
We States for President and Vice President
-, or the United States, twenty thousand do
VI W. dars.
20 SEQ. 2. And be it further enacted, That Il
twenty third section of the act entitle
r can act legalizing and making appropriation
o for such necessary objects as have be,
w usually included in the general appropriate
me bills, without authority of law, and to I
and provide for certain incidental expcns
i've ofthe department and officers OF the Cove
ment, and for other purposes" approve
ers twenty-sixth August, eighteen hundred al
nd forty y-two, is hereby repealed, and tho Sc
"u retary of the Interior is hereby authorize
or to pay. out Of any monies in the Treasu
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