Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-12

loan, and for other purposes.
To defray all the expenses that may
attend the execution of this act.... 200 600 o.
By the act making additional ap-
propria'ions for the support Of
the army for the fiscal year end
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, and appro-
priations of arrearages for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
For the support Of the army for the
year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two:
For expense OF recruiting, transpor-
tation Of recruits from the differ
ent rendezvous to general depots,
procuring of medical attendance,
and all other expenses attending
the raising of twenty -four thousand
two hundred and eighty-fve men,
to be organized into nine regi-
ments Of infantry, one regiment of
cavalry, and one regiment Of artil-
lery, as per general orders number
sixteen, dated War Department,
Adjutant Generals Office, Wash
ingtOn, May fourth, eighteen hun
dTed and sixty y-one................. 35S 900 OF
For purchase Of books OF tactics and
instruction for the volunteers 80. $4,000 OF
For pay Of the army: $3.50 ,s4s 81
For commutation Of oticeIs' subsis-
tence............................... 47s,al7 81
horses. ................ 7s,O5s o.
ofacefs' servants nts.............e.... 57,lsO o.
For pay Of the three months volun-
unteen 2,5U7 OOO "
For pay of the two and three years
volunteers sc 900 600 N
ular troop,....................... 2,4so o,ss7 81
For subsistence In kind for two and
three years. volunteers. ,Os4 ,as4 O
For the regular supplies Of the quar-
termaster's department, consisting
OF fuel for the officers, enlisted men,
guard, hospital, storehouses, and
offices; OF forage In kind for the
horses: mules aud exen Of the quar-
termaster's department at the seve-
eral posts and stations, and with
the armies in the field; for the
horses Of the regiments Of dra-
gOons, and for the authorized
number Of officers horses when
serving in the field and at the out
posts, including bedding for the
animals; Of straw for soldiers bed
ding; and Of stationery, including
blank books for the qudrteTmaster's
department, certificates for dis
charged soldiers, blank forms for
the pay and quartermaster's de-
partments, and for the printing Of
division and department orders and
reports. ii ,N5, ,O5S 81
For the incidental expenses Of the
quartermaster's department, con-
sisting OF postage on letters and
packets received and sent by off,
GERS Of the army on public service;
expenses Of courts-martial and
courts Of inquiry, including the ad-
dltional compensation Of 0fjudges ad-
vocate, recorders, members, and
witnesses, while on that service,
under the act Of eighteen hundred
and two; extra pay to soldiers en-
ployed, under the direction Of the
quartermaster's department, in the
erection Of barracks, quarters, store
houses, and hospitals, in the con-
struction OF roads, and on other con.
slant labor for periods Of not less
than ten days, under the acts Of Sec
ond Of March ,eightee hundred and
nineteen, and Of fourth Of August,
eighteen hundred and ffty- four,
including those employed as clerks
at division and department head
quarters; expenses of expresses to
and from the frontier posts and
armies in the field; Of escorts to
paymasteIs and other discussing
officers, and to trains where mil
itary escorts cannot be fuT nished;
expenses of the interment of OH
GERS killed In action, or who die
when on duty In the field, or at
the posts on the frontiers, or at
other posts and places when or
dered by the Secretary Of War; and
Of non-commissioned officers and
soldiers; authorized ONCE furni-
ture; hire Of laborers In the quar-
termaster's department, including
the hire Of interpreters and guides
Tor the army; compensation Of
clerks to officers Of the quarter
masters department; compensa-
tion of forage and9wagonmasters,
authorized by the act Of hfth July,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight;
for the apprehension Of deserters,
| and the expenses incident to their
pursuit; and for the following ex-
penditures required for the Tegi-
ments Of dragons and light artil- 80
lery, viz: the purchase Of travelling
forges, blacksmiIhs' and shoeinR
tools, horse and mule shoes and
nails, Iron and steel for shoeing
hire Of veterinary surgeons, medI.
cines for horses and mules, picket
ropes, and for shoeing the horses
1.-THE corps named. ......... 1895 6eS O
tilleIy horses. ,sn 500 o.
For mileage, or the allowance made
to officers Of the army for the trans-
portation Of themselves and their
baggage when travelling on duty
without troops, escorts, or sup
plies 49,. .:.;....:.:.......... 500 600 O
For the transp0rtatien Of the army
including the baggage Of the troops
whea moving either by land OF rs'
water; Of clothing, camp, and gar
rison -quipage, from the depot al
Philadelphia TO the several posts
and army depots and from those de-
pots to the troops In the field and sub
ststenee from the places Of purchase 7 4 ~
and from the places Of delivery
under contract to such places as the = 81 3
circumstances Of the service mayre-
quirs them TO be sent Of ordnance,
ordnance stores, and small arms
from the foundues and srmorisa
L to the arsena.s, forti tincatioas, from g
tier posts, and army depots; ffeights, g4sFE
wharfage, tolls, and ferriages; for
the purchase and hire Of hofses,
mules, and harness, and the pu,- ..uya
chase and repair Of wagons, carts, E
,snd dIsys, and Of ships ard other - s "a
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