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CHAP. XXI.~Ah Act to indemnify
the States for Expenses incurred by
them in Defence of the United States.
Be il enacted BY tie !Sennte and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
AMerica IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Treasury lie, and
he is hereby, directed, out Of any mon
ey in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to pay to the Governor of
any State. or to his duly authorized
agents. the costs. charges. and expenses
properly incurred by such State for Ell
rolling, subsis,ing. clothing, supplying.
arming. coupling. paving. and trans
porting lite troops employed in aiding
TO suppress the present Instruction
agains, the United States. to be set
tied upon proper vouchers, 10 he filed
aud passed upon by the proper ae-
counting officers of the Treasury.
Approved, July q. 1861.
CHAP. XXII.-An Act making al
ditional Appropriations i"r he L"si-ia-
tive. Executive. and Jrdicial Expenses
Of the Government for the car end
ing the thirtieth of JuLe. eighteen
hundred and sixty.two, and Appropria-
tons of Arrcarages for the Year end
ing the thrtieth of June, eighteen hum
dred and sixty-two.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That,
the following sums be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the objects hereafter
expressed, for the fiscal year ending
the thirtieth Of June. eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, namely:
Contingent expenses Of the House Of
Representatires.-For stationery, four
thousand six hundred dollars.
For pages and temporary mail-boys,
four thousand eight hundred and forty
dollars.
For laborers, ono thousand nine
hundred and seventeen dollars.
For furniture and repairs and box
es for members, five thousand dollars.
For reporting proceedings of the
called session of the Thirticthscventh
Congress, at the rate per column fixed
by law, eight thousand dollars: Prori-
ded, That the said proceedings shall be
reported with and bound in the Con-
giessional Globe and Appendix of the
first regular session Of the present Con-
gress.
Treasury Department.
Office of the Secretary of
the Treasury.
For contingent expenses, including
compensation of additional clerks who
may be employed by the Secretary ac-
cording to the cxigencies of the public
service, and additional compensation
for extra labor of clerks in his Office.
twenty-five thousand dollars.
Interior Experimentation compiling
and supervising the publication of the
Biennial Register, per act of March
third, [second] eighteen hundred and
,sixty-one, five hundred dollars.
TO enable the Secretary of the Int
rior to supply such newly created Offices
as are entitled thereto with full sets Of
the Statutes at large, and to replace
those once furnished to old officers
which have since been unavoidably lost
or destroyed, two thousand dollars.
For salaries of five clerks Of class
three, eleven clerks of class two, and
four clerks of one, per acts of April
twenty-second and May thirtyfirst,
eighteen hundred and titty-four, TWEEN.
ty-eight thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation Of eight additional
night watchmen for the Department of
the Interior. at a salary Of six hundred
dollars each per annnm, four thousand
eight hundred dollars.
Surreyors- General compcnsa-
ton of the surveyor general q! the Ter
ritory Of Colorado. three thousand six
hundred and nine dollars and eighty
nine cents.
For compensation e the surveyor
general If the Territory Of Nevada
three thousand seven hundred ant
seven'v-fvr dollars.
For compensation If the surveyor
general If the Territory of Dakota
swo Thousand one hundred and fifteeI
dollars and thirty eight cents.
CanaassHt Expensss Of the War DE-
portmrt-
Office Of the Secretary Of War: