The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

OF the friends, the friends we've cherished,
How weep TO them die
All unthinkng they're the angels
That will guide US to the sky
(OFFICIALI
LAWS OF the UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty.
seventh Congress.
(PUnuc-NO. 38]
AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative
utive, and Judicial expenses OF the Government for
the year ending thirtieth Of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty three and additional appropriations for
the year ending thirtieth Of June eighteen hundred
and sixty-twO.
Be enddcd By the Senate and House of RSpresstatises
II ne Cnited Sates Of America, in Congress assembled
That tho following sums be and the same hereby
appropriated, out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated for tho objects hereinafter
for the fiscal year ending the hteth of June
eighteen hundred and sixty three namely but nothing
herein contained shall be construed in any manner
imparing the right to reduce the compensation Of any
officer OF the Government, to abolish any existing
ONCE
For compensation and mileage Of Senator's, two hun
dred and forty thousand four hundred thirty dollars
Proudsd, That the second mileage due by Law shall he
paid at the present session certified BY the
presidng omcers the senate and House And pv0si-
I'd se, That the foregoing provsO shall not Be con
srued 10 include more than two meages the
Congress.
and others receiving annual salary the service Of
the Senate viz Secretary Of the Senate three thousand
six hundred dollars; ohcer charged with disbursements
Of the Senate four hundred and eighty dollars chief
clerk, thousand I'VE hundred dollars principal clerk
and principal executive clerk in the Office Of the Secrea
ry Of the Senate two thousand hundred and sixty
dollars each eight clerks in the ONCE Of the Secretary
of the Senate at thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars each; keeper Of the stationery, thousand
seven hundred and dollars two messengers at
thousand and eighty dollars each page At five
hundred dollars; Sergeant Arms and DOOrkeeper two
thousand dollars; Assistant DOOrkeeper, one thousand
seven hundred dollars Postmaster to the Senate
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars; Assistant
Postmaster and mail carrier, thousand four hundred
and forty dollars; two mail boys At nine hundred dol
lars each superintendent Of the document room,
thousand I've hundred dollars; two assistants in docu
ment room, at thousand two hundred dollars each;
superintendent Of the folding room, thousand i've
hundred dollars; two messengers, acting a. assistant
dOorkeepers at thousand tive hundred dollars EACH
seventeen messengers, at one thousand two hundred
dollars EACH superintendent In charge Of Senate fur
naces, thousand two hundred dollars assistant in
charge Of furnaces, six hundred dollars; laborer in
private passage six hundred dollars hborers, at
hundred and eighty dollars EACH clerk secretary
70 the Presden Of the Senate thousand hun
dred and hfty two dollars; clerk to the Committee on
Finance, thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars
clerk the Committee Of Claims one thousand eight
hundred and fty dollars; clerk Of printing records one
thousand eight hundred and nfty dollars Chaplain to
the Senate hundred and nifty dollars making
| enty nine thousand and fourteen dollars.
l For contingent expenses Of the Senate, viz:
Il For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
Il For newspapers, three thousand dellars.
To pay John Rves for printing i've hundred copies
Of the Diplomatic Correspondence Of the United States
from seventeen hundred and seventy six seventeen
hundred and eighty three, for the State Department n
| For printing the Congressional Globe and Appendix
which hereafter to be bound under the supervisors
Of the Superintendent Of Public Printing, according
the provisions Of section FIVE Of the Joint resolution
in relation to the public printing" approved thirtetf
Of Jane eighteen hundred and sixty eighteen thousant
dollars
For reporting proceedings the Daily Globe for thu
second regular session Of Thirty seventh Congress thr
teen thousand dollars
For the usual additional compensation to the reporter
Of the Senate for the Congressional Globe for reporting
proceedings Of the Senate for the second regular
Of the Thirty Congress- eight hundred dol
lars each, four thousand dollars.
For clerks 70 committees pages horses and carryalls
6fteen thousand I'VE hundred dollars.
For Capitol police, ten thousand two hundred an
twenty -four dollars
For expenses Of heating and vsntilatins apparasu,
fourteen thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of members Of th
House Of Representatives aud delegates from Territories
six hundred and twenty thousand dollars
For compensation Of the ofcers, clerks, messenger
and others receiving annual salary the service
the House Of Representatives, viz: Clerk Of the Houf
Representatives three thousand six hundred dollar
two clerks at two thousand hundred and sixty do
EACH eleven clerks At thousand eight hundre
dollars each principal messenger IN the oce tho'
gers at one thousand two hundred dollars each
ger TO the Speaker one thousand seven hundred an
hfty two dollars; clerk to the Committee Of Ways an
Means thousand eight hundred dollars clerk TO Il
: Committee Of Gains one thousand eight hundred DC
ars Capitol police ten thousand six hundred and twe
dollars; Sergeant Arms, two thousand one hundrs
and sixty dollars; Clerk to the Sergeant-a Arms,
thousand eight hundred dollars messenger to the Sc
geant Arms one thousand two hundred dollars Pos
master, two thousand one hundred and sixty dollar
one messenger in the ofce thousand seven hundr
and forty dollars four messengers thousand fo
| hundred and forty dollars each; two mail boys, MI
hundred dollars each; Doorkeeper two thousand OF
iuta ,iaut of thaf
room, one thousand eight hundred dollars; two messe
gers, at one thousand seven hundred aud ftyswo d.
lars each; one messenger, at thousand seven hu
dred and forty dollars i've messengers one thouss
b. ave hundred dollars each; messengers At one tho
ut sand two hundred dollars each; eleven messengers
be employed during the session of Congress at the
Of one thousand two hundred dollars each per annul
Chaplain 10 the House Of Representatives, hundr
and my dollars making ninety three thousand six hu
For contingent expenses Of the House Of Represent
tives, viz:
For carriage two thousand dollars.
For twenty four copies Of the Congressional Globe a
Appendix for each member and delegate Of the SEQ
regular session Of the Thirty seventh Congress-
hundred copies Of the same for the House Library fo
W For the compensation Of clerks to committees
temporary CLERKS in the once Of the Clerk Of the Hog
Representatives, fourteen thousand four hundred
IS For folding documents, including material shi,
=. thousand dollars.
For fuel and lights, including pay Of enginesrs q
r. men, and hborers, repairs, and materials for eng
- - room, twelve thousand dollars.
For furnitors repairs, and packing boxesfor membe
- For ssAssOnery twelve thousand dollars.
For horses, carriages, and saddle horses, Ii
snnd hve hundred dollars
"a. Fer laborsrs, seven thousand dollars.
n For miscellaneous items thirty thousand dollarA
nd For newspapess twelve thousand i've hundred doa
81 ~ Ioe pages and temporary mail boys, four tho1s'
Fsr rspersag Deoessahp IN IL Daily G,oss for
lss'sA regular s'sssaa q sAs nryssvosh ouaC'