St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-08-22

ending the thrtieth of June eighteen hundred
and sixty two.
For expenses Of recruiting, transportation
OF recruits from the different rendezvous to
the general dcpots, procuring of medical at
tendance, and all other expenses attending the
raising of twcnty-fOur thousand two hundred
and eighty men, to be organized into nine
regiments of infantry, one regiment of caval-
ry, and one regiment Of artillery, as per gene
raj orders number sixteen, dated War Depart
ment, Adjutant Generals Office Washington,
May fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty one,
three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars
For purchase of books of tactics and iustruc-
tiOn for the volunteers, fifty thousand dollars
For pay OF the army, three millions nine
hundred and siXty-ninc thousand eight hun
drcd and iorty-cight dollars and eighty eight
cents
For communication Of officers subsistence.
four hundred and seventy-eight thousand
three hundred and seventeen dollars and sixty
cents.
For communication of forage for officers
horses, sevcnty-tllrec thousand and tifty-six
dollars.
For payments in lieu ofclothng for officers
servants, fifty seven thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars.
For pay Of the three months volunteers.
two million five hundred and seven thousand
dollars.
For pay of the two and three years volun-
tcels, titty-fvc million dollars.
For subsistence in kind for regular troops.
two million four hundred and ninety three
thousand four hundred and ninety seven dol
lars and fifty cents
For subsistence in kind for two and three
years volunteers, twcnty-three million eighty
four thousand two hundred and eighty-f four
dollars.
For the regular supplies of the quartermas-
Ter department, consisting of fuel for the of
hcers, enlisted men, guard, hospital store
houses, and offices of forage in kind for the
horses, mules and oxen of the quartermastcr' S
department. at the several posts and stations.
and with the armies in the field for the horses
OF the regiments of Dragons, and for the au-
thorized number of oiiers horses when serv-
ing in the field and at the outposts, including
the bedding for the animals; of straw for sol
dlcrs bedding; and of stationery, including
blank books for the quartermastcr's depart
ment, certificates for discharged soldiers,
6ian" '9rlns for the pay and quartermaSter' S
departm mt, and for printing division and de-
partment orders and reports, fourteen million
two hundred and siNty-tve thousand fifty nine
dollars and thirty-seven cents.
For the incidental expenses of the quarter
master department, consisting of postage on
letters and packets received and sent 10y Off
GERS of the army on public service expenses
Of courts-maltial and courts of inquiry. inclu-
ding the additional compensation of Judges
recorders, members, and witnesses.
while upon that service, under the act of
eighteen hundred and two extra pay to sol
dlerS employed under the direction of the
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barracks, quarters, Storchouscs and hospitals
in the construction of roads, and other con-
slant labor, for periods of not less than ten
days, under the acts of second of March
eighteen hundred and nineteen, and of fourth
of August, eighteen hundred and fifty-four
including those employed rs clerks at division
ana department headquarters expenses of ex-
presses to and from the frontier posts and AZ
mics IN the field of escorts to paymastcrs and
other discussing officers and to trains where
military escorts cannot he furnished ; expenses
OF the intcrmcnt of officers killed in action or
who die when OH duty in the field, or at the
posts on the frontiers, or at other posts and
places, when ordered by the Secretary of War,
and of non-cummissioned officers and soldiers;
authorized Office furniture hire of lahorers
IN the quartermaster' department, including
the hire of Interpreters and guides for the ar
my compensation of clerks to officers of the
quartermaster' department compensation of
forage and wagon masters, authorized by the
act of fifth July, eighteen hundred and thirty
elght; Tor the apprehension of dcSertcrs and
the expenses incident To their pursuit and
tor the following expenditures required for the
regiment Of Dragons and light artillery. viz
the purchase of travelling forgeS, blacksmiths'
and shoeiug tools horse and mule shoes AMI
nails, iron and steel for shocing hire of yeteri-
nary surgeons medicines for horses and mules.
picket ropes and for shocing the horses of the
corps named, seven million six hundred and
slNty-six thousand six hundred and siYty-siX
dollars.
For the purchase of dragoon and artillery
horses, ten million five hundred and fourteen,
thousand five hundred dollars.
For mileage or the allowance made to off.
GERS OF the army for transportation of them
selves and their baggage when travelling on
uuty without troops, escorts, or supplies, five
hundred thousand dollars.
For transportation of the army, including
the baggage of the troops, when moving either
by land or water; of clothing, camp and gar
rison cquipaTe, from the depot at Philadelphia
to the several posts and army depots, and from
those dcpots to the troops in the field and
subsistence from the places of purchase and
from the places of delivery, under contract, 70
such places as the circumstances of the service
may require them TO be sent of ordnance
ordnance stores, and small arms from the
ioundlIes and armories to the arsenals, fortiti-
cations, frontier posts, and army dcpots !;
freights, wharfage, tolls, and ftrriages the
purchase and hire of horses, mules, and har-
ness, and the purchase and repair of wagons,
carts and drays and of ships and other sea-
going vessels and boats required for the trans
portation ofsupplies and for garrison purposes;
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hire of teamsters transportation of funds for
the pay and other disbursing departments
the expense of sailing public transports on the
various rivers, the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic, and for procuring water at such posts
as from their situation require it to be brought
from Il distance and for clearing roads and
removing distractions from roads, harbors,
and rivers, to the extent which may be re-
quired for iic actual operation of the troops
i'll the field, sixteen million two hundred and
twenty thousand nine hundred and tifty-four
dollars.
For gnnboats on the western rivers, one mil
lion dollars
Hire OF quarters for troops of storehouses
for the safc-keepinS Of military stores of
grounds for summer environments and for tenn
porary huts one million five hundred thou
sand dollars.
For clothing, camp and garrison equipage,
thirteen million four hundred and sixteen
thousand four hundred and thirty-seyen dol
lars and two cents
For contingencies of the army, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital departments,
one million two hundred and seventy-one
thousand eight hundred and forty -onc dollars.
For armament of fortitications. four hund-
red and fifty seven thousand six hundred dol