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

twelve thousand Eve hundred dellars.
For compensation 30 soldiers acting as
cooks and nurses, under the act, Of
August sixteen, eighteen hundred And
tity-six, aud March three. eighteen
hundred and Fifty seven, for the yolun.
teers, seventy fve thousand dollars.
For ice, fruits, and other comforts,
under acts Of August three, eighteen
hundred and sixty one, and July FIVE,
eighteen hundred and sixty two. Tor the
volunteers, one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars.
For citizen nurses, under act of July
i've, eighteen hundred and sixty two,
i1r the yoluntoers, one hundfed Thousand
dollars.
For hospital clothing, for the volunteers,
eighty thousand dollars.
For care Of sick soldiers in private
hospitals, for the volunIeera, one hundred
and sixteen thousand fye hundred
dollars.
For artificial limbs for volunteer sol
dleTs and seamen, forty five thousand
For the army medical museum, ave
thousand dollars.
For medicines and medical attendance
for negro refugees, (com only called
con'rab Ands,) City thousand dollars.
For contigent expenses OF the adjutant-
generals department AT department head
quarters, two thousand dollars,
For expenses Of the commanding gem
erals office, ten thousand dollars.
For armament Of Notifications, two
million five hundred thousand dollars.
For the current expenses OF the ord.
nance service, nne hundred thousand
dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and
supplies, including horse equipments for
all mounted troops, six million five hun
dred and forty y-hve thousand dollars
For the manufacture of arms at tho
national armory, two million eight hun
dred aud eighty thousand dollars
For repairs and improvements and new
machinery at the national aImory at
Springfield, Massachusetts. one hundred
and City Thousand dolaTs.
For the purchase Of gunpowder and
lead, two million four hundred and
eighty thousand dollars
For additions 60 and extensions Of
chop room, machinery, tools, and fxturee,
at ar enals, five hundred thousand doll
lars.
For purchase and manufacture of arms
for volunteers and regulars, and ordnance
and ordnance stores, fourteen million
nine hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars.
For surveys of military defences, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair Of instru-
ments, ten thousand liars
For printing charts Of lake surveys,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey Of the north
ern and northwestern lakes, including
Lake Superior, ono hundred aud ak
thousand eight hupdred and seventy
nine dollars.
For the signal service Of tho United
States army, one hundred and fifteen
Thousand eight hundred and ninety zone
dollars. ~
For deficiency for signal service for
the United States army for the year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and sixty. three, twelve Thousand two
hundred and t~eniy. dOilars.
SEC. 2. And be u further enacted, That
no monev shall be paid from tue Treasury
Of the Uni'ed States TO any person act
ing or assuming 10 act as an officer. civil,
military. or naval, as salary ia any on e,
which Office is not authorized by q, M
previously existing law, unless where
such Office shall be subsequently, sane
toned by Law, nor shall any money be
paid out OF the Tressnry, AS salary, 20
any person appointed during the reoess
Of the Srna'e, to hll vacancy in any
exciting ofice, which vacancy existed
while the Senate was In sessIon aud Is
by law required TO bo filled by and with
the advice and consent Of tine Senate,
until such sppointee, shall have been
confirmed by the Senate.
Approved, February 8, 1858.