Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02
For hrrnanent Of fsr.ihcations, Que million sixty

i dred dollars. .
For ordnsnca, ordnance stores, and supplies. in
eluding bore equipments for ali mounted troops
seven million thres hundred and eighty thousan
dollars.
| For the manufaoture Of arms at the natioaa
armOry, enc million eight hundred thousand dollars
Fer repairs and improvements and new maehinerl
at the national armory Al Springfield, Massachu
setts, one huadred and fifty theuslnd ,lollArs.
For the purchase Of gunpoWder and lead, on
million one hundred th ousand dollars.
For additions TO and extezsion Of shop room ma
chinsEy, toOs and fixtures at arsenals Eve hundreC
Thousand dollars
For the purchase and mauufasture Of arms 70
volunteers and regulars and ardnanoe and Ordinances
stores, Thirteen millions dollars.
For surveys Of military dsfe1ces, one hundrel
and ffty Thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair Of Instruments, ten thou
sand dollars.
For printing charts Of lake surveys ytsn thoussnd
dollars.
For cDntinning the survey Of the Nortdern and
Northwestern lakes, including Lake Superior, on,
hundred and fTe thousand dollars.
For nplstiOn Of Fort Clinch, Amelia Island
Florida, one hundred and ffty thousand dollars.
For secret service fluid, and to reimburse the con-
tingent fund Of the army, ave hundred thousand
dollars.
For payment of bounty to volunteers, and to the
widows and legal heirs of such may die or be Kill
led in the serVlss Of the United Statss authorised
By the 6fth and sixth sections Of an act entitled
= An act TO antbOrizs the empoymsut of volunteers
to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting public
property" approved July tWenty-secOnd eighteen
hundred and sIxty-Ons, twenty milliOas Of dollars
or 80 mush thereof as may be fOun1 necessary.
For eollscting, organizing. and drilling volunteers
in addition to any sums heretofore appropriated for
that purpose, Eve millions Of dollars.
For providing for the csmfort of discharged SOL
dieS wins may arrive ia the principal citiss Of the
United States 80 sodisabled by disease or by wounds
received in che service as to be unable proceed
their homes, aR1 for forwarding destituts soldiers
to their homes two millions Of dollars TO be appli
cd and expended under the direction Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
For enlarging, repairing, and furnishing the
Northwest Executive Building, tWeAty thousand
dollars.
For grading and Improving that part of Judiciary
Square, in the city Of Washington, upon which the
general hospital Of the United states Is loosted,
four thousand dollars to be expended under the de
rection Of the sSurgeon-Gensral.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That 50 much
of the seventh sectiOe of the act approved third
March, eighteen hundred and ffty-On entitled
" An act to found military asylum for the relief
and suppor. of invalid and disabled soldier Of the
army Of the United States, As requires that all
Moneys not exceeding two thirds Of the balanee on
nAnd Of the hospital fund and Of the post fund Of
sach military station, after deduetng the necessary
expenses shall be set apart for the suppozt Oh she
military asylum, be and the same is hereby re-
pssled.
SEo. 5. And be it further enacted, That the
enlisted men Of the Ordnance Department now de-
sgnated ne master-woF ksen shall hereafter be dss-
ignated and mustered as sergeants; those now dcs-
ign ted armOrers, carriage makers, ana black
smiths shall be designated and mustered as cogPor-
ais those now designated artifcers shall be des-
ignated and mustered prvates of the hrst class
and those now designated laborers shall be deSg-
mated and mustered as prvates OF the second class:
Provided That the pay, ratioas, and clothing now
authorised by law to the respective grades OF enlist
cd ordnance men shall not be changed.
SEC L. And be it further enacted, That in all
cases where recruiting officers have in good faith
paid the dollars for bringing accepted recruits
to the rendezvous. before reoeiViug notice OF the
reveal Of the regulation allowing tho same, the ae
counts Of such officers shall be allowed IN settlement
by the Territory Department.
SEC. s. And be it further enacled, That there
shall be added to the clerical force of the Surgeon
Generals Office clerk of class one and one clerk
Of class two and there shall be added to the cleri
esl foUe Of the Paymaster-Gensra'sO Ohice twenty
clerks Of class two and twenty clerks OF class one
and thoro shall be added to the clerical and other
force Of the Adjutant-GeneraPs Gse four clerks Of
class tWo six CLERKS Of class and ten other clerks
at a monthly compensation Of sixty dollars each
and the Adjut4nt-Gsnsrai may detail ten more non
comri sBonel officers Of the army as CLERKS IN hls
ofise and the sum of Rfty one thousand two hun
money in the treasury not 0EnsrRiss appropriated,
pay tho salaries Of the clerks horsby authorized.
Sec G. And be it further enacted, That section
Ave Of the act 30 authorlzs the eRpOymsnt Ot vol
untssrl to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting
public property" approved Jaly tWsnty-ses Ond,
eighteen hundred AMI sixty OnB sad section ave Of
the act TO increase the pr ssent military establish
ment of the United States" apprOvSd July the
tWeuty-niuth, eighteen and sixty-One, shall be 50
construed aa 70 allow twenty-five dUllars Ot the
i - rdaadk IN
be fsid immedately after enismsnt to every soldier
OF the regular and volunteer fOrces sreafteF enIst
ed during the continuance Of the existing war, and
the sum Of seven millions I've hundred thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated for suoh payment
SEo. Z. And be it further enacted, That all the
aidcs-de camp appointed by authority OF the act AP
proved Hfth August, eighteen hundred and sixty
one entitled AN act supplementary to an act enl-
tied an act 70 increase the present military esta0
lsh msnE Of the United States, approved july
wcnry nine eighteen hundred and sixty-One, shall
be horinated TO the Senate tor iu advice and COZ
cent.
Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That the Pres
idsnt Of the United States be, and be hereby Is
authorized, by and with tbs consent Of the Senate
TO appoint as many military storekeeAers IN the
ousrUsrmAstss's Department os the army As the s1-
geneies Of the service may require; provided the
WhOls number Of military storeksepsrs IN that do
partmsnt shall not exceed twelve.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That the fol.
lowing Sums be, aud the same are hereby IN hke
manner, appropriated out Of any in the treasury
not Otherwise apprated for the service Of the year
ending the thirtleth of June eighteen hundred and
axty-tWo
For the construction and maintenance Of the gun
boat feet proper, four hundred thousand dollars.
Forpsy Of private Physisians, purchAss and repair
Of surgical inslruments purchase Of extra hospital
bsdG lng clothing ice, aRd necessary comforts
for the SICK and cOnVaessiRg in the various mill
tary hospitals, one hnndFsd and twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For cumpensatiOn Of chaphsns Of hospitals, from
the date Of the cOmmeneemsnt Of their service to
the 5hirieth Of jane, eightesn hundred and sixty
two twelve thousand dollars.
Fer the contingent expenses Of the Paymastsr-
GensraI'a Ofice for the year ending thIrtieth Of
June, eightean han3rsd and sixsy-tWO, one thou
sand.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That the
Secretary Of War be authorized to commute the
army raien Of coffee and sugar, for the extract Of
coffee. combined with milk and and sugar, TO be
procured in the manner and under Like Festric-
tiolls and guarantees as preserved meets, pickles
bnttsr and dessecrated vegetables procured for
ths health and comfort of the army, and not more
expensive 20 the Government than the present ra-
ton. and II il shall be accsptAble 70 the nen.
Sec IL. And be it further enacted, That be res
striotiOn or imtAtiod contained in the proViso "a
the Joint resolution approved April sixteenth eixh-
teen hundred and slxtg-twO, transferring the super
intendency Of the BnteriOr, shall not be construed
or applied as 70 prevent the completion of and the
pay nsnt for, the painting now Ia prrgresr on the
wal over the stairway on che western sde OF the
western side Of the sauth wing agreeAbly to the
terms Of the contract made betWeen General u. g.
AeIEs on half tue GOvernnsnt and E, Lsutze, the
.rt+r an the ninth day Of Ju Y, eighteen hundred