Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14

delphia and New York to the suvcfa
posts and army depots, and from those
depots to the troops in the field and
subsistence from the places of pur
chase and from the places of delivery
under contract, to such places as the
circumstances of the service may re.
quiro them to be sent of ordnance,
ardnance stores, and small arms,
from founderies and armories to
the arsenals, Notifications, frontier
posts, and army depots frcights,
wharfage, tolls, and ferriages for
the purchase and hire of horses,
mules, oxen, and harness, and the
purchase and repair Of wagons
carts and drays, and of ships, and
other sea-going vessels, and boats
required for the transportation Of sup
plies and for garrison purposes fol
drayage and carriage at the several
posts hire Of teamstcrs +; transpor-
tation Of funds for the pay and other
disbursing departments the expense
Of sailing public transports on the va
rious rivers, the Gulf of Mexico, and
the Atlantic and Pacific and for pro-
curing water at such posts as, from
their Situation, require that it be
brought from q distance and for
clearing roads, and removing obstruc.
tons from roads, harbors, aud rivers,
to the extent which may be required
for the actual operations Of the troops
in the field, forty million dollars.
For hire or communication Of quar-.
ters for officers on military duty hire
of quarters for troops; Of storehouses
for the safe-keeping Of military stores
Of grounds for summer environments
for the construction of temporary huts
hospitals, and stables and for re-
pairing public buildings at establish
ed posts, four million two hundred and
thirty-four thousand dollars.
For heating and cooking stovcs
ninety thousand dollars.
For maintenance Of gunboat Feet
proper, two million one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.
For maintenance of steam rams, one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
| For contingencies of the army, five
hundred thousand dollars.
For clothing for the army, camp and
garrison cquipage, and for expenses
of Offices and arsenals, thirty-nine
million three hundred aud twenty-five
thousand five hundred and thirteen
dollars and twenty-five cents.
For constructing and extending the
telegraph for military purposes, and
for expenses i'll operating the same,
five hundred thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital de-
partment, including pay of private
physicians, purchase and repair of
surgical instruments, purchase of ex-
ira hospital bedding, clothing. ice, pay
Of male citizens as hospital attend
ants the maintenance of sick and
wounded soldiers, placed in private
houses or hospitals; and other noces-
sary comforts for the sick and conva-
lcsciug in the various military hospi-
tails, five millions seven hundred and
five thousand nine hundred and eigh-
ty-four dollars.
For contingent expenses of the ad-
jutant generals department at depart
ment headquarters, two thousand dol,
lars.
For supplies, transportation, and
care of prisoners of war, three mill
ion three hundred and seventy-three
thousand seven hundred and twenty.
eight dollars.
For armament Of Notifications, one
million sixty-two thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For the current expenses of the ord.
nance service, seven hundred and thir.
ty.two thousand six hundred dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and
supplies, including horse equipments
for all mounted troops, seven million
three hundred and eighty thousand
dollars.
For the manufacture Of arms at the
national armory, one million eight
hundred thousand dollars.
For repairs and improvements and
new machinery at the national armo.
ry at Springfield, Massachusetts, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For the purchase of gunpowder and
lead, one million one hundred thou
sand dollars.
For additions to and extension of
shop room, machinery, tools, and fix
lures at arscnals, five hundred thou.
sand dollars.
For the purchase and manufacture
of arms for volunteers and regulars,
and ordnance and ordnance stores,
thirteen million dollars.
| For surveys of military dcfenccs,
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
For purchase and repair of instru-
men,s, ten thousand dollars.
For printing charts Of lake surveys,
ten thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey OF the
Northern and Northwestern lakes, in,
Guiding Lake Superior, one hundred
and five thousand dollars.
For completion of Fort Clinch, Am
ella Island, Florida, one hundred anc
fifty thousand dollars.
For secret service fund, aud to re
imburse the contingent fund of thu
army, five hundred thousand dollars.
For payment of bounty to volun
tecrs, and to the widows and lega
heirs of such as map die or be kille'
in the service of the United States
authorized by the fifth and sixth sec
tons of an act entitled, An act t
authorize the employment Of volnn
tecrs to aid in enforcing the laws AM
protecting public property" approves
July twenty-second, eighteen hunere
and aixty-one, twenty millions OF do
lars, or so much thereof as may b
. found necessary.
For collecting, organizing and dri
. ling volunteers, in addition to an
, sums heretofore appropriated for thu
, purpose, five millions Of dollars.
For providing for the comfort of di
charged soldiers who may arrive in I'll
} principal cities of tho United State