The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

judgment Of the President the expenditure Of the
any thereof shall be advisable i've hundred and
hfty thousand dollars
For the Of temporary works Narraganset,
Bay when in the judgment of the PrssdenI the e1pen
diture Of the same any part thereof shall be
| bic, two hundred thousand dollars.
Approved February 20, lst2
lPrBIIc-No 26.l
An ACT making an appropriation to illuminate the
Public Buildings.
Be enH1te By tae Senate and HotIe Of Representatives.
81 the Cn1ed States Of Ameyiod IN Comgrcs assesstled,
OF as may be necessary be ami the Is hereby ap
proprated pay able Out u any money the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated TO enable the Conmssicner
Of Pubic Buildings 10 carry out tue order of Congress
for the illumination Public Buildings the twenty
second of February, eighteen hundred and sixty two
Approved February 20, lse2
(Prnuc-No. 27.I
AN ACT 10 authorize change OF appropriation for the
payment Of necessary expenditures Ia the service Of
the United states for Indian Affairs
Be eaacted By tie Senate oad House Of Representative
Of tie CMtsod States Of America, Congress assemtled
That the Secretary Of the Interior be hereby
thorized 10 pay to Benjamin Davis late Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs for the Territory Of Utah. such
may be found due TO him on the settlement Of his
counts superintendent, said payment exceed
the of nine thousand hundred and thirty dol
lars and ten cents, and which shall be paid Of the
unexpended balance Of the Appropriation made by the
act entitled An act to supply deficiencies In the appro
priaton for the service of the fiscal ending thrteh
June, eighteen hundrA and sixty, approved May TWEEN
tyfourth, eighteen hundred ana SIXTY the pay
Of the Indian agents in Utah.
Approved February ~ 1862.
(PrBuc-No cs.l
AN ACT making appropriations for the signal service OF
the United states army.
Be esoeted By he Senate and AoGse Of Representatives
That On1cers temporarily serving signal officers shall
receive, for the time they serving pay and
emoluments Of Cavalry officers Of their respective
grades.
Sec. 2. And Be further enacei That the following
sums be and they hereby appropriated, out Of
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated viz
For the manufacture purchase Of signal equipments
and signal stores 10 equip and supply the forces
the field, twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the signal department,
thousand dollars.
For the manufacture purchase of signal equipments
and signal stores for countersg signals to prevent the
collision Of friendly regiments thirty thousand nine
hundred and fifty dollars.
Approved February y, 1852
(PcMic REsoLUnoS-No. 1O1
A RESOLUTION for the collection Of war statistics
Resolved by the Senate apd House Of Representatives
g the Caited Ssdtes Of Ansercd iR Congress assemJsi
That in order 10 develop concentrate and bring into
effective action the mechanical and other Of
the United states for the suppression o the rebellion
and the future defence Of this Government the Supern-
dent Of the Census be authorized furnish the Secre
tary Of War with such war statistics from time
his Department.
Approved February p, 1862.
[PuBuC RKsoLunoS-No. Ill
RESOLUTION rendering the thanks OF Congress to
Captain Samuel f. Dupont, and officers petty officers
seamen, and marines under his command, for the
tory at Port Royal.
Resossed By tie Seaae and House of Representatives Of
0e UHited States Of America in C6agress assembled,
That the thanks OF be and they hereby
dered TO Captain Samuel Dupont and through him to
and
to the squadron under his command for the decisive
splendid victory achieved at Port Royal the seventh
day Of November last
Approved February -, 1852.
(PrBuc REsOIUnoN-NO. -
RESOLUTION giving the thanks Of Congress to the
oicers, soldiers, and seamen Of the army and navy.
for their gaantry in the recent brilliant victories
the enemies Of the Union and the Constitution.
Resaued b. Ae Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of AmevSoo in Congress assembled,
dered to the officers soldiers and Of the army
ana navy Of the United States for the heroic gaantry
the recent series Of brilliant victories the enemies
Of the Union FScae IPS sne fE1Rsssqf5bssp 1871
prcov pv. IS
Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians
Resolved b. the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of Ae Umited States of America In Comgyees assesbled
That the Secretary cf the Interior be authorized to
out Of the annutes payable to the Seminoes Creeks
Choctaws and Chickasaws, and which have not been
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those tribes much Of the may be necessary
70 be applied the relief Of such portions Of said tribes
have remained loyal to the United States and have
been be driven from their homes in the Indian
Territory into the State Of Kansas elsewhere.
Approved February p, 1852
[PUMIC RxsOLUn0N-NO. H.
RESOLUTION providing stenographer for the joint
committee appointed TO inquire into the conduct Of
the
Resolued BY Ae Senate and House Of Representatives
That the joint committee the conduct the prent
be authorized to employ senOgrapher shall be paid
the Of the Senate out Of the money
appropriated to meet the expenses Of said committee
the rate Of compensation that received by the
reporters for the Congressional Globe.
Approved February 2s, 1862.
(PrBuo-No esl
AN ACT making additional appropriations for the sup
port Of the army for the year ending Of June
eighteen hundred and sixty two ..,,..o,,r.
f he United Ssafss Of Ameries 1. ConGas as1l5%ss %
proprated out OF any money in the Treasury not other
thrtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty two:
For pay Of two and three years volunteers, ffy mil
/ lion dollars
For payments discharged soldiers for clothing no
drawn, fifty thousand dollars.
For subsistence in kind for two and three years voun
teere, twenty six million six hundred and sixty -egh
thousand nine hundred and two dollars.
For transportation Of the army and its supplies
fourteen million eight hundred and eighty THOUSAND
dollars.
For the purchase Of cavalry and artillery horses on
million six hundred and sixty -one thousand and fort.
dollars.
For clothing, camp and garrison eQuipage, twelv
million hundred and seventy three thousand Hv
hundred and forty six dollars and seventy
For regular supplies incidental expenses transports
ton barracks and quarters clothing camp and garriso
equipage, keeping, Transporting, and supplying prison
and other supplies and services Of the Quartermas
tiers department, to thrtieth June, eighteen hundre
and sixty two and to be divided among the said
heads Of appropriation herein named as the cxgencie
Of the service may require, seventy-six millions fv
hundred thousand dollars.
For the armament Of fortincations eight hundred
thirty -four thousand dollars.
For the expenses Of the ordnance service tw
hundred thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies includn
horse equipments for all the mounted troops io
nine hundred and twenty -four thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of for volunteers and regular
and ordnance and ordnance stores, seven millions fy
| hundred thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital department, one miIlic
| dollars.
For amount required to refund to the States expens
incurred on account Of volunteers called into the feel
| fifteen million dollars
Approved February IS, 1862