The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

] steel for shoeing, hire Of vetrinary sur
geons, medicines for horses and mul ss,
picket ropes, and for shoeing the horses
Of the corps named also, generally, the
| proper and authorized expenses for the
movements and operations Of an army
not expressly assigned to any other de-
parlment nineteen million one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of cavalry and artil-
lery horses, twenty -thrce million one
hundred and eighty mine thousand three
hundred aud seventy.five dollars.
For mileage, or the allowance made 20
officers of the army for The transportation
OF themselves and sheir baggage when
travelling on duty without troope, es.
corts, or supplies, one million Of dollars.
For transportation Of the army, in !.
cluding the baggage of the troops when
moving, either by land or waters 81 CLOTH
ing, camp, and garrison equpage, from
the depOts at Philadelphia aud New York
and Cincinnati, TO the several posts and
army depOts, and from those depots TO
the troops in the field and Of Subsistence
from the places Of purchase, and from
the places Of delivery under contract, 20
such places az the circumstances of the
service may require them 20 be sent; Of
ordnance, ordnance stores, snd small
| arms, from iounderies and armOries to
the arsenals, Qualifications, frontier posts,
and army depois; freiehts, 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 o'her
sea-going vessels, and boat, required for
the transportation of supplies and for
garrison purposes; for drayage and cart
age at the several posts; hire OF team
sters transportation Of funds for the pay
and other disbursing departments; the
expense of sailing pnhlic transports on
the various rivers, the Gulf of Mexico
and the Atlantic and Pacific and for
procuring water at such posts as, from
their situation, require il 20 be brought
from distance; and for clearing roads,
and removing obstructions from roads,
harbors, and rivers, to the extent which
may be required for che actual operA'i ions
Of the troops in the held, f lty-six million
five hundred thousand dollars
For hire or Communication of quarters
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, hospi-
tails, and stables, and for repairing public
buildings at established posts, eight
million dollars.
For heating and cooking stoves, one
hundred and forty thousand dollars.
For telegraph for military purposes,
and for expenses in operating the same,
five hundred thousand dollars.
For supplies transportation, and care
Of prisoners Of war, one million five
hundred thousand dollars.
For contingencies of the army, six
hundred thousand dollars.
For clothing for the army, camp, and
garrison equipage, and for expenses oi
Offices and arsenals, seyenty-six million
two hundred and eighty.one thousand
nine hundred and eleven dollars and
ffty-four cents.
For medicines, instruments, dressings
and so forth, for the regular army, one
hundred and ihirty five thousand dollars
For hospital stores, bedding, aud &c
forth, for the regular army, one HUNDRED
thousand dollars.
For hospital iurniture and field equip
ments, for the regular army, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For medical books, stationery, anC
printing, for the regular army, eieh
Thousand seven hundfad and fifty dollars
For private physicians, and medicines
furnished by them, f,r the regular army
fifty y-seven thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For hire of clerks and laborers in pur.
veS log depots, for tho regular army, one
thousand six hundred dollsrs.
For continuing meteorological Obser.
vaiions and tabulatibg iha same, under
the direction Of { 9 surgeon general iol
the regular army, five hundred dollars
For contingencies, for the regular ar.
my. two thOussnd Que hundred and iilty
d ars.
For compensation Of soldiers acting al
cooks aud nurses, nnder the acts Of Aug
sixteen, eighteen hundred and flfty.six
and March three, eighteen hundred anS
hfty seven, for the regular army, tw'
Thousand dollars.
For ice, fruits, aud other comforts, un'
der acts Of August three, eighteen IN
dred and sixty -one, and July hVe, eight
cen hundred and sixty two, for the regu
lar army, twenty Thousand dollAfs.
For citizen nurses, under act OF JUL
Ave, eighteen hundred and sixiy- two, q.
the regular army, iuur Thousand dollars
For hospital clothing, Tor the regula
army, fifteen thousand dollars.
For care Of sick soldiers in privat
hospitals, for the regular army, eighteei
thousand five hundred dollars.
For artificial limbs for soldiers, 10
the regular army and seamen, five thou
sand dollars.
For medicines, instruments, dressings
and 30 forth, for the volunteers, four mil
I lions Of dollars.
For hospital stores, bedding, and 8
forth, for the volunteers, three millio
Eve hundred thousand dollars.
For hospital furniture aud field equip
: ments, for the volunteers, one millio
) dollars.
For medical books, stationary, an
! printing, for the volunteers, one hundre
E thousand dollars.
= For private physicians, and medicine
g furnished by them, for the volunteer
r four hundred thousand dollars,
: For hire Of clerks and laborers In puI
/; yeying depois, for the volunteers, twenty
= hfe thousand dollars
J, For containing meirol' 'gicai obseTyi
n tions and tabulaiing the same, under n
Q direction Of the urgeon-general, for Il
volunteers, one thousand dollara