Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
G9e yntelligtnter.

PUBTIc-No. 3s.l
AN ACT making appropriations fol
the legislative, executive, and judi
cial expenses of the Government,
for the year ending thirtieth of June
eighteen hundred and sixty-three
and additional appropriations fol
the year ending thirtieth of June
eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
BE ii enacted By The Senate and HOUSE
Of Representatives Of the United States OF
1merica IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be and the same are
hereby appropriated, out of any mon
ey in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the objects hereinafter
expressed, for the fiscal year ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
drcd and sixty-thrcc, namely: but
nothing herein contained shall he con-
strued as in any manner impairing the
right to reduce the compensation
of any officer of the Government, or
to abolish any existing office:
LEGISLATIVE.
For compensation and mileage of
Senators, two hundred and forty thou
sand four hundred and thirty dollars :
ProrMed, That the second mileage due
by law shall be paid at the present
session as soon as certified by the pre-
siding officers of the Senate and
House And prorided, further, That the
foregoing proviso shall not be con-
strued to include more than two mile
ages for the present Congress-.
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, and others receiv-
ing an annual salary in the service of
the Senate, viz: Secretary Of the SEN
ate, three thousand six hundred dol
lars officer charged with disburse-
ments of the Senate, four hundred and
eighty dollars chief clerk, two thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars principal
clerk and principal executive clerk in
the Office Of the Secretary of the Sen
ate, at two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars each eight clerks
in Office of the Secretary Of the
Senate, at one thousand eight hundred
and fifty dollars each keeper of the
stationery, one thousand seven hund-
red and fifty-two dollars two mes
sengers, at one thousand and eighty
dollars each one page at five hun
dred dollars Sergeant-at-Arms and
Doorkeeper, two thousand dollars
Assistant Doorkceper, one thousand
seven hundred dollars Postmaster to
the Senate, one thousand seven hun
dred and fifty dollars Assistant Post.
master and mail carrier, one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars two
mail boys at nine hundred dollars
each superintendent of the document
room, one thousand five hundred dol
lars two assistants in document
room at one thousand two hundred
dollars each a; superintendent of the
folding room, one thousand five hun.
dred dollars {; two messengers, acting
as assistant doorkeepers, at one thou,
sand five hundred dollars each seven,
teen messengers at one thousand two
hundred dollars each superintendent
in charge of Senate furnaces, one
thousand two hundred dollars assist
ant in charge of furnaces, six hundred
dollars (; laborer in private passage
six hundred dollars ; two laborers al
four hundred and eighty dollars each
clerk or secretary to the President o
the Senate. one thousand seven hun
dred and fifty-two dollars clerk te
the Committee on Finance, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty dollars
clerk to the Committee of Claims, ont
thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars; clerk printing records, ,one thou
sand eight hundred fifty and dollars
Chaplain to the Senate, seven hundred
and fifty dollars making seventy
nine thousand and fourteen dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Sen
ate, viz:
For stationery, twelve thousan'
dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dol
lars.
To pay John G. Rives for printin,
five hundred copies of the Diplomat
Correspondence of the United States
from seventeen hundred and seventy
six to seventeen hundred and eighty
three, for the State Department, fiftee
thousand dollars.
For printing the Congressional Glob
and Appendix. which are hereafter I
= be bound under the supervision of tn
Superintendent of Public Printing, az
cording to the provisions Of sectio
five Of the "Joint resolution in rela
ton to the public printing" appro,
ed thirtieth of June, eighteen hnndre
and sixty, eighteen thousand dollars.
). For reporting proceedings in tn
Daily Globe for the second regula
session of the Thirty-seventh Congress,
thirteen thousand dollars.
For the usual additional compens;
ton to the reporters Of the Senate f
Is the Congressional Globe for reportin
the proceedings of the Senate for ii
second regular session Of the Thirt,
seventh Congress, eight hundred do
I. lars each, four thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, page
, horses and carryalls, fifteen thousan
= I five hundred dollars.
I, For Capitol police, ten thousau
he two hundred and twenty-four dollar 8
re For expenses Of heating and ven,
y lating apparatus, fourteen thousar
st dollars.
m For micellaneous items, twent
~ ~ thousand dollars.
ct For compensation and mileage
ht members Of the House Of Represent
~ tives and delegates from Territorie
o. o. six hundred and twenty thousand d.
. lars.
For compensation Of the Officer