Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

the United States 10 appoint diplomatic representa-
yss =. the rsBuSss q a: and Liberia re'p'
The President Is authorised, BY and with the sdvice
and consent Of tho Senate to appoint commissioner
and consul general to each Of the republics Of Hsyi and
act Of August 49, 1856, 500 bat tho commissioner
TO Liberia shall not receive more than 900 per an
num-. al lE "@"a WY
81 the act (chap xcvD for the collection Of dirsc.
taxes in nsurrectonary districts within the United
States, approved June Z, 1862 ~
Tho President is authorised to appoint by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate board Of three
tax commissioners for each State in which Instruction
exists, at an annual salary each Of $1,000. MOO
| The commissioners may employ clerk, whose COM
pensation shall be 81 200 per annum. ~. ,r LIZ III
BY the act (Chap. CXv to change the port Of entry
Tor the district Of Brunswick Georgia. approved June
There shall be appointed deputy collector to reside
Daen and TO exercise such powers the Secretary
Of the Treasury may by law prescribe. Compensation
By the act CHAP CxIx) to provide internal revenue
to support the government, and to pay interest
the public debt, approved July I, 1862. - .-w
The President is authorized to appoint by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, with annual salary Of "a 0Oo
And the Secretary Of the Treasury may appoint in the
office Of the Commissioner as many clerks as he may
deem necessary or the public service may require
Number and compensation not stated. ~. ~. L
The President shall divide the States and Territories
and the District Of Columbia into convenient collection
Districts and appoint with the advice and consent Of
Senate an assessor and collector for eacn district
Each shall divide his district into
nient number Of assessment districts and appoint
| assistant assessor for each district. Boz .H.
Each collector is authorized appoint many dep.
uty collectors he may think proper to be compensa
ted by him for their services. ETFUi "...N.r ...|
To each assessor there shall be allowed and paid %
day for each day employed in making necessary ar
engagements and giving instructions TO assistants, s5
per day for every day employed in hearing appeals
1 m &c for ever
persons contained in the tax lists As returned to the
Commissioner.
Each assistant assessor shall receive IS per day for
every day actually employed in collecting lists and
making valuations and 81 for every hundred taxable
persons tax list returned by him to the
The Secretary Of the Treasury may tx such additional
Of compensation to the and assistant as
in California Oregon and the Territories as he
| may deem just and reasonable. r.. ........
To each collector in full compensation for his services
and that Of his deputies there shall be allowed COM
mission Of four per cenum on the first hundred thous-
aad dollars, and two per centum upon all sums above
that amount, to be computed the moneys paid over
and accounted for to the Commissioner but the whole
compensation shall not exceed 100000 except in col
lection districts embraced in more than congress
sionalsiistrct.
There shall be designated by the collector In every
assessment district, where the may be necessary
inspectors, who shall receive such fees as
may be fixed by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
By the (Chap. CXX) aid in the construction Of
railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri river to
the Pacific ocean, and TO secure TO the government
the use Of the same for postal military and other
purposes, approved July !, 1862. ..r. o. ...,. ..
The President shall appoint two directors on the part
of the government in addition to those appointed by
the stockholders OF the company, and he shall also APP
point three commissioners to examine and report to
him whenever the company shall have completed forty
consecutive miles Of railroad and telegraph line ready
| for service No compensation allowed by the act.
By the act (Chap. CXXII to provide for the appoint
mcnt of an Indian agent in Colorado Territory, ap-
| nvaI Ittly
The President is authorized to appoint by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate agent for the
Grand River and Wintah bands Of Indians in Colorado
Territory, at an annual salary Of 81, 500.
By the act (Chap. CXXVlI to provide for additional
medical officers of the volunteer service, approved
July 2, 1862. ~ ...
The President is authorized appoint by and with
tho advice and consent OF the Senate forty surgeons
and one hundred and twenty assistant surgeons Of vol
unteers who shall have the rank, pay, and emoumens
of corresponding grades in the regular army.
| IA Instead of assistant surgeon as now provided
by law each regiment Of volunteers shall have two as
sistant surgeons. 1870. i.
By the act (Chap CXXIX) to establish land district
in tho Territory Of Nevada and for other purposes,
approved July 2, 1862. n
The President is authorized to appoint by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, register and
receiver for the district of Nevada who shall be allowed
the some compensation allowed TO similar officers under
| the act Of April 20, 1918. ..... l.. "
By the act (Chap CXXXII making appropriations for
the support of the army for the year ending June 80
1863 and additional appropriations for the year end
ing June &c. 1862, and for other purposes approved
| July 6, 1862. -... aT
The President is authorized to appoint not than
forty major generals and two hundred brgadier gener
ais and all acts and parts Of acts authorizing greater
number Of officers Of these grades in the army are
pealed.
| Enlisted men in the ordnance department known u
"master workmen," are to be designated as segeants
those known as "armorers, "carriage makers" and
.backsmiths," shall be designated corporais "ar
hcers as prirates of the first class and "laborers a:
pripates Of the second class No change Of pay is provi
ded by the act. .H...
There shall be added to the clerical force Of the Sur
geon Generals Office clerk Of class and clerl
of class two.
To the clerical force Of the Paymaser Generals office
twenty clerks of class two and twenty clerks of clas
one.
To the clerical ond force Of the Adutant Gener
ais Office four clerks Of class two, six clerks Of elias
one and ten other clerks at monthly compensation
$50.
q The Adjutant General may detail ten or more non
commissioned officers of the army act clerks in hi
b Office.
The President is authorized to appoint, by and witt
/ the advice and consent of the Senate as many mtar
sorekeepers in the quartermasters department of tn
y army, not exceeding twelve the public service ma
q require. Compensation not stated
II BY the act (Chap. CXXXIV) to reorganize the Nav
y Department of the United States, approved July
o 1862.
Is BY this act all Offices existing in the Navy Depar
meet are abolished and in lien thereof the folowin
+ have been created: . ....
T. Bureau of Yards and Docks, Bureau of Equil