Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-11

picket ropes. and for shoeing the horses of
the corps named; also, generally, the prop
er and authorized expenses for the move.
ments and operations of an army not ex-
pressly' assigned 70 any other department,
twenty million eight hundred aud thirty
six thousand seven hundred and ffty dol
lars. 97,i..i.l,5. -.ei.l5
For the purchase of cavalry and artille-
~ horses, FIVE million four hundred thous-
aud dollars. FL
For mileage, or the allowance made to
officers OF the army for the transportation of
themselves and baggage, when travelling
on duty without troops, escorts, or SUP,
plies, one million two hundred and ninety
one thousand six hundred dollars.
For transportation OF the army, inclu-
ding the baggage of the troops when NOV!
ing, either by land or water; Of clothing,
camp aud garrison equipage, from the de-
pots at Philadelphia and New York 10 the
several posts and army depots, and from
those depots to the troops in the field; and
subsistence from the place Of purchase and
from the places of delivery under contract,
to such places as the circumstances of the
service may require them to be sent; of
ordnance, ordnance stores. and small arms,
from fouuderies and aFmories to the ar
senals, Qualifications, frontier posts, and
army depots freights, warfage, tolls, aud
ferriages, for the purchase aud hire of
horses, mules, oxen, and harness, and the
purchase and repair of wagons, carts, and
drays. and Of ships, aud other sea,goiug
vessels, and boats required for the trans
.portation of supplieslaud for garrison pur-
poses for drayage and carriage at the seve-
raj posts hire of teamsters; transportation
of funds for the pay and other discussing
Departments the expense Of sailing public
transports on the various rivers, the
Gulfof Mexico and the Atlantic and Pacific;
and for procuring water at such posts as,
from their station, require that itbe brought
from distance; and for clearing roads,
and removing obstruction9i from roads,
harbors, aud rivers, to the extent which
may be required for the actSal operations
Of the troops in the field, fot;y million dol
lars. s ae m 5ea
For hire or communication OF quarters for
officers on military duty; hire Of quarters
for troops of storehouses for the safe
keeping Of military stores of grounds for
summer cantonments; for the construction
of temporary huts, hospitals, aud stables /;
and for repairing public buildings at es.
LSblished posts, four million two hundred
and thirty thousand dollars.
For heating and cooking stoves, ninety
thousand dollars,
For maintenance of gunboat fleet proper,
two million one hundred and sixty thous-
and dollars. sf 4tsia7
For maintenance of steam rams, one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
For contingencies of the army, Eve hun
dred Thousand dollars.
For clothing for the army, camp and
garrison equipage, and for expenses Of off.
ces and. Arseuals, thiry-nine million three
hundred and twenty-five thousand FIVE
hundred aud thirteen dollars and twenty
fiTs cents. 5l
For constructing and extending the tel.
egraph for military purposes and for ex-
penses in operating the same, five hundred
thousand dollars. a5q
For the medical and hospital department,
including pay of private physicians, pur-
chase and repair Of surgical instruments,
purchase of extra hospital bedding, clothing
ice, pay of male citizens as hospital attend
ants the maintenance Of sick and wounded
soldiers, placed in private houses or hospi-
talsi and other necessary comforts for the
sick and conValescing in the various mill
tary hospitals, five millions seven hundred
and FIVE thousand nine hundred and eighty
four dollars.
For contingent expenses of the adjutant
thousand dollars.
For supplies, transportation, and care of
prisoners OF war, three million three hun
dred aud seventy-three thousand seven
hundred and twenty-eight dollars.
For armament of Notifications, one mil
lion sixty-two thousand five hundred dol
lars. M i. 5aas ~ ea a t .al
For the current expenses of the ordnance
service, seven hundred and thirty-two
thousand six hundred dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, aud sup
plies, including horse equipments for all
mounted troops, seven million three hum
dred and eighty thousand dollars.
For the manufacture of arms at the ma
tional armory, one million eight hundred
Thousand dollars.
For repairs and Improvements and new
machinery at the national armory at
Springfield, Massachusetts,, one hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars.
For thepurchase of gnnpoWder and lead,
ono million one hundred thousand dollars.
For additions 70 and extension of shop
room, machinery, TOOLS and fixtures at ar
senals, FIVE hundred thousand dollars.
For the purchase and man1faeture of
arms for volunteers aud regulars, and ord
nance and ordnance stores, thirteen mill
lion dollars. siiai ID laanl
For surveys of military defences, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. us
Forpurchsse and repair of Instruments,
ten thousand dollars. - 5f f5.r - ~.
For printing charts Of lake surveys, ten
thousand dollars. ID .s
For continuing the survey of the North
eIn and Northwestern lakes, including
Lake slpsFior, one hundred aud Eve thou
sand dollars.
For completion OF Fort olineh, Amelia
Island, florida, one hundred and Gfty thou
sahd dollars.
For secret service fand, and to reimburss
the contingent fund of tue army, Eve hum
dred Thousand dollars.
For payment of bounty 70 volunteers,
and to the widows and legal heirs of such
as may die or be killed in the service Of
the United States, authorized by. the fifth