Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16

tiin Of roads and oa other constant labor for per
ielsaf not less than ten days under che acts q
llefclf second eighteen h1ndred aud nineteen ana
ksgast fourth eighteen hundred aud y iear
eladipg those employed ns clerks as dssisign
department headquarters; expenses and oLpro
to aud from the frontier posts and armies ~ e
field; Of escorts 10 spaynasters ard other diseur
officers and to Trims Wheze Mill arg es1orts cons
bs furnished, expenses Of Che in;errent ol elaeta
killed in action, OF Who die when On aaly in -
f8ld OF 1t posts on the frontiers, OF az other pe
and places Whsa ordere4 by The Sesretary oi p ~
ard Of non-oon taissi0nod occrs and soldiers: az -
oiized oee farnitue; hire Of lab0rers in She qaar
termastsrs department., including the nifs O. ln-r-
prefers, spies, and guides tor the army eainpsna
tions Of clerks 70 oice-s Of the caaTtsfnassers Dr.
partment: compensation Of forge and Wsg0n me.
tsrs, authorized By the act Of July hfih eigetssn
hundred and thirtYsight; for the apprehension q
descrtera and tho expenses incident 70 thsir p1l
suit; and for The following expenditures reqarsd Ter
tfie segeral regments of cavalry the batteries ef
light artillery. and Such compauies Of infantry e.
lay be nceated via: ,as purchase 5l tftFclins fp-
ayes, 6lsck5lnlghs ana sqoeing tools sosss and nno
shoes and nails, iron and steel Tor shoeing hre el
veterinary surgeons medicines Ter hoses anu mnel
picket ropes and FOR shOeing tie horses &C the eor
named; also gsnsralIy the proper aad authCrizsd
expenses Cor she megemenis and operations Of arll
army not expressly assigned to any other depart
nient, nineteen million one hundred and twenty
Eve thousand dollars
twenty thres million one hundred ani eisaty-nins
thousand three hundred and seventy -dge dollars.
For mileage or the allowance made 20 ohcsTs ot
the army Tor thu transportation Of themselves aud
their baggage, when travelling oa daty Witnoas
troops escorts, or supplies one million Of Iafs.
For transportation Of the army, including tl1
baggage Of the troops when moving either by ans
dr water; Of clothing, camp and garrison equipag4
from the depots at Philadelphia and New York and
Cincinnati to the several posts and army dep0ss and
A. = -"
Subsistence Som the places Of purchase and from
the places Of delivery under eoltracs 10 such places
as the circumstances Of the service may require
them to be sent; Of orddanea ordnansse stores anl
small arms from founderies and armores 70 tqe ar
seuas Notifications frontier posts, and army de-
pots fseights warfage, tolls and fer1ages foE the
purchase snd hire Of horses, mules, oxen aud har-
ness apd the purchase and repair Of Wagons carts.
and days and Of ships aud other se1gong vessels,
and blets required for the transportation Of sup
plies and for garrison Purposes; for draytgo ana
carriage at the several posts: hire OF teanstes tran
ortation OF funds for the the pay and other dsbur-
sing departments, the ezpenss Of sailing publl1
transports the various rivers, the Gulf O{ haxi-
90 and the Atlantic and Pacific; and for procuring
water at such posts as from tneig situation requre
il to be brought from distance; and for clearing
roads, and removing distractions from roads hGr-
bors and rivers to tho extent which may be requir
ed for the actual operations Of the troops in the
field, fifty six million Eve hundred thousand doir
lars..
For hire or eommutation Of quarters for officers
ou military duty; hire Of quarters for troops; o.
sorehouses for safe keeping Of military storosi
Of grounds for summer cantOumeuts; Tor the con-
structiOR Of temporary huts, hospitals and stables
and for repairing public building az established
posts eight million dollars.
For heating and cooking stoves. one hundred and
forty thousand dollars.
Eor telegraph for miHtary PURPOSES, and for ex-
penses in operating the same, i've hundred thou
sand dollars.
For supplies transportation and care Of prisoners
Of war, one million five hundred thousand dollars.
For contingencies a tlsee ny - z.adfed thQn-
sand dollars.
For clothing f5r ths array. camp 81 7arr.set
sqsiPegs, ard f1r ac1ses
seYeuty-six miliiol Fo hnadfo.l ea al3
thousand nine hundred ard eleven sla. aa1 alry
four cents.
For medicines, instruments, dressings and -
forth, for the regular army, hundred aud thir-
ty FIVE thousand dollars
For hospital stores, bedding, and 50 forth f0r the
regular army, one hundred thousand dollans
For hospital furniture and field equipments FOR
the regular army, thirty thousand dollars.
For medical books, stationary, and printing 6DF
the regular army, eight thousand seven hundred
and City dollars.
For private physicians, and medicines Furnished
by them, for the regulor army fifty soyen th0usan4
five hundred dollars.
For hire Of clerks and laborsrs in purveying de-
pots for the regular army Thousand six hundred
dollars.
For continuing meteorological observations and
tabulating the same. under che direction Of tho
surgeon general for the regular army I'VE hundred
dollars.
For contingencies for the regular army two thou-
sand one hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation Of soldier acting as cooks and
nurses 1nder the acts Of august sixteen eighteen
hundred and fifty six sld March ihreo eighteen
hundred and fifty seven for the regular army, two
thousand dollars.
For ice fruits and other comforts undsF acts Of
August three eighteen hundred and sizty-one, and
July fEe. eighteen hundred and sixty tEo for tho
regular army, twenty THOUSAND dollars
For citizen nurses under act Of July I've eighteen
hundred and sixty iva, for the regular army fouF
For hospital clothing for the regular arny, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For care of sick soldiers in private hospitals, for
the regular army eightesn thousand I've hundred
dollars.
For artificial limbs for soldiers. for the REGULAR
aray and seamen I've thousand dollars
For medicines, Instruments, dressings and gc'
forth fer the volunteers four millions Of dollars
For hospital stores bedding. and 80 forth for tho
volunteers, three million i've hundred thousand
dollars.
For hOspital furniture and field equipments. feF
the volunteers, one million dollars.
For medical books, stationary, aad printing for the
volunteers one hundred thousand dollars
For private physicians, and medicines furnished bv
them for the volunteers, four hundred tsousand
dollars.
For-hiro Of CLERKS and Iaborers in purvoyinr d.
pos, for the volunteers, twenty Eve thousand dol
lars.
For continuing meteorological observations and
tabulating the tabulating tho sanle under the d.
reoton Of tho surgeon general 70; the volunteers,
ore Thousand dollars.
koT contingencies, for the volunteers twelve thou-
saad five hundred dollars.
FyF compensation Of soldiers acting az cooks and
nurses, nnder the acts OF August sixteen eighteen
hundred and ffty six and March three. eighteen
hundred and dfsy-seveafor the volunteers serenity
i've Thousand dollars
hor ice, frgits and othSr comforts. underaets Of
August three eighteen hEndred and s5.ty-one and
July I've eightoen hundred aud sixty two, f5r the
soiunteeEs, one hundred AMI seventy thousand dol
For citizen nurses, under aos of July fvs, eigh-
teen hundred and sky two, fOr the volunteers ono
hundred Thousand dollars.
Tor hospital clothing Tor the volnnsscrs, eighty
thousand dollars.
For ears Of sick soldiers in private hospitals IA
the volunteers, one hundred and sixteen thousand
fEs hundred dollars.
For artificial limbs for volunteer soldiers snd
sdamen. forty-fTe thousand dollars.
For tho army medical museum I've thousand
dollars.
Fer medicines and medical Attendance for nSgry
refugees, commonly called eOntrs6ands) fftT th0a
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the adjutaut generals
departments At department. headquarters, tE0 thOa-
sand dollars.
For expenses Of the commanding generals oaisss
ten thousand dollars