The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-02
NUMBER 158.

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old hall Of the House Of Representatives, six
hundred dollars
For dsfo'e1cy for the present fiscal year for
Keeping said furnaces nine months, four hundred
dollars.
Expenses Of the Collection Of ReOenue From
- Lands.
TO inset the expenses of collecting the revenue
from the sale Of public lands 10 the several States
T4na ~ 1sss, :, s2Tis s0Fis' s59sE&H. -,
land Offices and receivers of public moneys, two
hundred and fifteen thousand two hundred dollars.
For expenses of depositing public moneys BY
receivers OF public moneys tHSnty-2eFen thousand
i've hundred and fifty dollars.
.A Eor incidental expenses of the several land
ofnce5s forty thousand dollars. a.
Hli1tva PeRitentiQTy, 81
For compensation Of the warden, clerk, Pbysi-
clan, chaplain, ASSISTANT keepers, guards, and
mStroP o. The penitentiary Of the District Of
1 For compensation of three inspectors of said
i Penitentfary, seven hundred and tfty dollars
For the supprot and maintenance Of said peni-
| item tiary, thirteen thousand two hundred aud
/ ninety -tAres dollars and ssvenfy-fvs cents.
sec 2. Atd be " 1arihsf enacted, That the fol-
lowing sums be ana are hereby appropriated, Oat
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwfss
appropriated, for the service Of the fiscal year
ending shlrtieth of june, eightsen hundred and
For Keeping IN repair and partially finishing and
furnishing the Post ONCE building, to be expend-
ed under The direction Of the Postmaster General
twenty thousand dollars. s59ai ~ q
For paper and prigtiHg. blanks, for the E1eou-
For conpensgtfon Of the offcers, clerks, meg
sengerG, and others re ceiving an annual saarv ia
the employ of the House of Repreeenta tatives three
thousand seven hundred and sixty-seven dollars
and twenty -forr cents.
For compensation Of clerks to committees, and
temporary clerks Ia the once of the Clerk of the
House of Representative, eight hundred and
For twenty-Four copies Of the UonfressionsI
Globe and Appendix for each member and delegate
IN the hrst regular session of the thirty seventh
Oongresas four Thousand seven hundred and
For folding documents ten thousand dollars.
For furniture and repairs, and boxes for mem.
bers, seven thousand dollars.
For newspapers, nine thousand three hundred
dollars.
For stationery, eight thousand three hundred and
For contingent expenses Of the Senate, namely
For compensation Of three messengers appointed
July nineteenth sirteen hundred sDS eD5 o.
three thousand six hundred dollars.
For binding, twenty thousand dollars.
For lithographing and engraving, thirty thous.
: For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
For reporting proceedings three Thousand dol
= For Congressional Globe and Appendix, at the
first session of the thirty-seYenth Congress- six
Thousand one hundred and eighty-four dollars aud
twenty cents. fzsee- f --'.. 80
For clerks to committees, pages, horses carryaIIs.
seven thousand dollars. ll -
For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand dollars.
For Capitol police one thousand hve hundred
For compensation of the surveyor general Of
Illinois and Missouri, two thousand dollars.
For rent of the Surveyor generals Office in New
dental expenses, nine hundred aud fourteen dollars
aud thirty-six cents.
For contingent expenses CT the 0ffce of the
Fourth Auditor, seven hudnred dollars.
For the payment Of the salaries of two clerks In
the Attorney Generals office, appointed under
authority of act Of second August, eighteen hun
drsd and stxty-one, one thousand four hundred
! For conformation of additional clerks. pnesaen.
gers and laborers in the Offices Of the Secretary
of War, Adjutant General suvgss-- aaneTai,
sixty two, twenty six thousand four hundred
FOR compensation of two Assistant Secretaries
of War appointed under act CT January twenty
two, eighteen hundred and sixty two, one year
from the date of their appointment SIX thousand
dollars.
For compensation of additional clerks in the
once OF the Secretary of the Navy, authorized BY
act of January twenty seven, eighteen hunred and
sixty two, two thousand dollars.
For necessary expenses for supply Of water pipes,
hOfs f 5Foteeo %ap of pue Sore1 and ID
hospitals in the city of Washington the sum Of
ten thousand dollars, OF 80 much thereof as may
be necessary for that purpose to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary Of Wsr
Provided, That no more than one fireman shall b.
employed az each store or hospital, and at
pensatio not exceeding five hundred dollars per
no enable the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
to replace the thin glass in the roof Of the Library
of Congress with glass of proper thickness, and
to yentate the Library, nine hundred dollars.
For pntting the plates Of the Exploring Expe
ditisn In order fer preservation, and transporting
them and the other effects Of the expedition TO
Washington, to be preserved in some of the pub
lie buildings or at the Smithsonian Institution.
tw o thousand dollars to be expended under the
Joint Committee on the LibIaEy OF Cong rsss-
uaain unexpend6d for these purposes, the Same
may be applied. If necessary TO the completion Of
voIHms twenty three OF the work Of said tx
plorinE Expedition, or 60 the payment Of any ar
resrs of rent or claims for service due on account
of any Of said works.
H. foffv,c kRre. Patent
Building, far ~ 20 preserve tue materials
already prepared, fftesn thousand dollars v,..
Joseuh segar, and John M. Butler while eontest-
ing seats In tho House Of Representatives Of
March fourth eighteen hundred and sixty-tWos
nine thousand dollars but only 30 much salary
or mileage shall be paid 10 either as ne would
have besn entitled to up to the tame 81 his rejec
ton III he had been duly elected.
Sac 8. A,rd Be IL further enacted, That the Presi
dent Of the United States Is hereby authorized 70
expsnd during the fiscal year ending the thirtieth
of PI,S,s eeiofteeu hundred and sixty-throe, so
much Of tho apprOpria tion OF second OF march,
sie-t3tsey hundred and sixty~one, he may deem
eIsSadisnt and proper, not exceeding in the whole
ten thousand dollars, for compensation 70 the
UAited States marshais. district atto2fneys5 eno
the suppression Of the slave trade, for any ser
vices they may render, for which no allowance Is
SEC Ind Be- e. fssTfer enacted That from ana
after the hrst day Of July next, and until other
yyise ordsdered BY the President the Territories
of utah and, Colorado shall constitute survey
ing district and the duties of surveyor general
in said district shall be performed BY the surveyor
general Of Colorado, and the surveying district OF
Nevada shall be united to that OF California the
duties of the surveys general OF the former shall
be performed by the surveyor general q Caiornlai
and the transfer of the effects and archives Of the
said ooers shall be made under the instruetion OF
/ tbs ConYnissionsr of the General Land ONCE.
| sees 81 Aad Be t further enacted, That the Post-
1 master General be and is hereby authorized and
empowersd 10 carry into effect the provisions hsre-
| to55rs made by Law for reftting and preparing IN
~ r;t1 of Philadelphia the building now owned
| - tha limited States on Chestnut street, for the
- 81 post Office aud the holding OF the United
Sstss courts IN said city: ProUtded ReVeTthsiesss
| mat the whole expense Of said alterations and
improvements shall not exceed IN cost the unex-
nended balance heretofore appropriated by law
| for that purpose. ..
1 Sc s. ASsd be Il further enacted, That the Presi-
| dsnt shall appoint in ths Department Of tho
interior, by and with the consent Of the Senate
competent person, who shall be called ths Assists
| ant Secretary of the Interior whose salary shau
be thrs. thousand dollars, payable In the same
| manner as the salary Of the Secretary OF tne
/ Interior, who shall perform such duties IN -
Departnlent OF the Interior as shall ee ptesoIAD
BY the Secretary, or may be required 6y laM, 81 ~
who shall act as the Secretary OF the Antsfl'A ~