The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-05


For clothing Fer the army and garrison equi-
rage and foF eyTenscs Of Offices and arsenes, thir-
ty-nino million three hundred and twenty-five
thousand ff.e hundred and thirteen dollars and
twenty-five cents.
For constructing aud extending the telegraph for
military purposes and for expenses in operating the
same, fvc hundred thousand dollars.
For the medical aud hospital department, in
GLIDING pay Of private physicians, purchase and
pair OF SURG cal Instruments purchase ofextra nos
ptal bedding, clothing, ice, pay Of male citizens
hospital attendants the maintanance of sick aud |
wouadcd soldiers, placed in private houses or hos
pitfalls, and other necessary comforts for tho sick |
and conyaescing in tho various military hospitals,
five millions seven hundred and five thousand and |
eighty four dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the adiutant generals |
department at department headquarters, two thou. !
For supplies, transportation, and care of prison
ers of war, three millions three hundred and sew
enty three thousand seven hundred and twenty /
Forarmamcnt of Qualifications, one million sixty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For the current expenses Of ordnance service,
seven hundred and thirty two thousand six humid !
red dollars
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies, in
Guiding horse equipments for all mounted troops,
seveumillions three hundrcd and eighty Thousand
dollars.
For the manufacture ofRrms at the national arm
cry, one million eight hundred thousand dollars
For repairs aud improvements and new machn-
cry at the national armory at Springfield, Massa-
chusetts, hundred and fifty thousand dollars
I
| lion one hundred thousand dollars.
For additions to and extension of shop room,
machinery, tools, aud fixtures at arsencls, hye hun
drcd Thousand dollars.
For the purchase and manufacture of arme for
volunteers and regulars, and ordnance and ordnance
| stores, ahirteen million dollars.
For surveys OF military deienses, one hundred and
| fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase ami repair ofinstrumcnts, ten thou
sand dollars.
Forprinting charts of lake surveys, ten thou
/ nd glla
For continuing the survey of the Northern and
Northwestern lakes, including Lake SUPERIOR one
| hundred and ffty-five thousand dollars.
| For compl ton of Fort Ciinch. Amelia Island,
| Florida, one hundr and fifty thousand dollars.
Tor secret service fund.- and to reimburse the con-
| tingent fund OF the army, five hundred thousand
| dollars.
For payment of bounty TO voluut crs and TO the
widows and legal heirs of such NAV die or be kill
ed in thes rvice of the United States, authorized
by the NTH and sixth sections OF an act entitled
g An act to authorize the employs ent ofvOlunteers
to aid in enforcing the laws and Otecting public
| property approved July twenty-second eighteen
hundred and sixty-oEe, twenty millions of dollars,
or somuch thereof as may be found necessary.
For collecting, organizing and drilling volun-
t-ers in addition TO any sums heretofore apprOpr-
ated for that purpose, five millions Of dollars.
For providing for tn comfort of discharged SOL
dierswhomay arrive in the principal cities of the
United States disabled by disease or by wounds
received in the service to be unable to proceed TO
their homes, and for forwarding destitute soldiers
TO their homes, two millions Ofd0lars, to be applied
aud expended under tine direction of the President
of the United States.
For charging, repairing, and furnishing the
northwest executive building, twenty thousand
dollars.
For grading and improving that part of Judiciary
square, in the city OF Washington, upor which the
general hospital ofthe United States is heated, four
thousand dollars, to be expended under the direc-
zion Of the Surgeon General.
SEC. .. ARd be It further enacted, That much of
the seventh section Ofthe act approved third March,
eighteen hundred and ffty-one entitled An act
| TO fOun a mi tlp lief md
port ofnvalid and disabled soldiers of the army of
the United States, az requires that all moneys,
not exceeding two-thirds of the balance hand,
of the hospital fund and of the post fund of each
military station, after deducting the necessary
penses, shall DO set apart for the support Of the
military asylum, be and the same is hereby
pealed.
SIC. g. And be il further enacted That the enlisted
of the Ordnance Department designated
as master-wOrkmen shall her after be designated
and mustered as sergeants; those designated as
armorers, carriage makers, and blacksmitls shall
be designated and mustered as corporals; those
now desigp~tg1 sEtiiicers shall be designated and
usta.-5e pTiyates Of the first class, and those
now signated as laborcrs shall be signated and
mustered as prvates of the second class Provided,
That the pay, rations, ardclOthing authorized
BY law to the respective grades ofenlsted ordnance
men shall not be changed.
SEGA. And be fHrtheT enacted, That in all cases
where recruiting officers have in good faith paid the
two dollars for brinang accepted recruits to the
rendezvous, before receiving notice of the repeal of
the regulation allowing tie same, the accounts of
such officers shall he allowed in settlement by the
Treasury Department
SECS. dHa6e further e,acted That there shall
be added to tire clerical force OF the Surgeon Gener
ais Office clerk OF class and one clerk of class
two and there shall De- added to the clerical force
the paymast Generals Office twenty clerks of class
two and twenty clerks of class one; and there shall
be added TO the clerical and other force of the Adu-
taut Generals office four clerks of class two, six
clerks Of class one, and ether clerks monthly
compensation OF sixty dollars each and the Adju-
tant General may detail ten more non commission
ed officers OF the army as clerks in his Office and
the sum Of htiy-one' thousand two hundred dollars
IS hereby appropriated out OF any money in tho
Treasury not otherwise appropriated to pay the
salaries of the clerks hereby authorized.
SEC. g. ARd De further e5lac9ed That section five
of the act " to authorize the employment of volun-
teers to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting
public property, approved July twenty second,
eighteen hundred and siNty-one, and section i've
OF the act to Increase the present military estab-
| lishment of the United States,n approved July
twenty-nine, eighteen hundred and sixty -one, shall
be so construed to allow twenty five dollars of
the bounty of one hundred dollars therein provid-
bed TO lie paid Immediately otter enlistment every
soldier OF the regular ana volunteer forces hereafter
emil sted during the continuance OF the existing
war, and the sum of seven millions five hundred
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for such
payment.
SEC. 7. Ind Be IL further enacted. That all the
aides-dc-camp appointed by sutho lity of the act
approved fifth August, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, entitled An act supplementary TO an act en-
tilted act TO Increase the present military estab
iishment of the United States" approved July
twenty-niue, eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
siLll DC nominated 10 the senate for It's advice and
consent.
SIC. .. ind be hfurther enacted That the Pres-
dent OF the United States be and he hereby is au-
thorzed, by and wi tn the of the Senate, TO
appoint as many military storekeepers in the Quar-
termasters department Of the army the exigen-
cies OF the service may require provided the whole
numberof illtary storckecpers in that depart
ment shall not exceed twelve
SEC. y And Be further eRacied That tho follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby, in like
ners appropriated out of any money in the Trcasu-
ry not otherwise appropriated, for the service of
the year ending the thirticth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two:
For tic construction and maintenance of the gun
boat teot proper, four hundred thousand dollars
For Purchasing, construction, and maintenance
OF steam rams, four hundred thousand dollars
FOR pay OF private physicians, purchase and re-
par on surgical Instruments purchase of hos
pital bedding, clothing, ice, aud other necessary
comforts for the sick and cOnvalescing in the yari-
Gus military hospitals, one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars.
For compensation ofchaplains ofhospitals, from
the date OF the commencement of their service &C
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, twelve Thousand dollars
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