Smyrna times., 1863-04-09
Fol. contingencies of the army, six hundred thou.

Tor Clotnlns TOT tnc army, camp ana garrison |
equipage and for expenses Of offices and arsenals
seventy-six million two hundred and cghty-o thou
and nine hundred and eleven dollars and fifty -four
cents
For medicines, instruments, dressings and so forth
for the regular army, one hundred and thirty five
thousand dollars.
For hospital stores, bedding, and so FORTH for the
regular army, one hundred thousand dollars
For hospital furniture and field equipments, for
the regular army, thirty thousand dollars.
For medical books, stationery, and printing, for
the regular army, eight thousand seven hundred aud
fifty dollars.
For private physicians aAd medicines furnished
by them, for the regular army, fifty seven thousand
five hundred dollars.
For hiring clerks and lab0rers in purveying de-
pots for the regular army one thousand six hundred
dollars.
For continuing meteorological observations and
tabulating the same, under the direction Of the
geen general, for the regular army, FIVE hundred
dollars.
Fur contingencies, for the regular army, two
thousand one hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation of soldiers acting cooks and
nurses, under the act of August sixteen, eighteen
hundred and flty-six, ard March three, eighteen
hundred and fny-seven, for the regular army, two
thousand dollars.
For ice, fruits and other comforts, under acts of
August three, eighteen hundred and sixty-o and
July five, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, for the
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For citizen nurses, under of July five, eighteen
hundred and sixty two, for the regular army, four
| thousand dollars.
For hospital clothing for the regular army, fifteen
| thousand dollars.
For OF sick soldiers in private hospitals, for
the regular army, eighteen thousand five hundred
! dollars.
For artificial limbs for soldiers for the regular
army, and seamcn, five thousand dollars.
! For medicines, instruments, dressings, and SO
forth, for the volunteers, four million dollars.
For hospi'a stores bedding, and forth, for the
volunteers, three million five hundred thousand dol
lars.
For hospit furniture and field equipments, for
the volunteers, one million dollars.
For medical boo1s, stationery, and printing, for
the volunteers, one hundred thousand dollars.
. For private physicians and medicines furnished
by them, for the volunteers, four hundred thousand
dollars.
For hire Of clerks and laborers in purveying de-
pots for the volunteers, twenty five thousand dollars.
Far continuing meteorological observations and
tabulatng the same, under the direction of the sur
geon-gcncral for the volunteers, thousand olars
For contingencies, for the volunteers, twelve
thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation of soldiers acting cooks and
nurses, under the nets of August sixteen, eighteen
hundred and fifly-sx, and March three, eighteen
hundred and y-scvcn, for the volunteers, seventy
five thousand dollars.
For ice, fruits and other comforts under acts o.
August three, eighteen hundred and sxiy-0 and
July five, eighteen hundred and sixty-twO, for the
volunteers, one hundred and seventy thousand dol
, lars.
For citizen nurses under act Of July FIVE, eighteer
hundred and sixty two. for the volunteers thou
u sand dollars.
J For hospital clothing, for the volunteers, eight,
thousand dollars.
For care of sick soldiers in private hospitals, 70
Z the volunteers. one hundred and sixteen Thousand
< five hundred dollars.
= For artificial limbs for volunteer soldiers and
IS men, forty five thousand dollars.
y For the army medical museurr, five thousand do
I, lars.
u Far medicines and medical attendance fer negr
70 refugees (commenly called cOntrabands9 five thOu
and dollars.
rs For contingent expenses Of the adjutant general
Z, department. at department headquarters, two thou
~ and dollars.
AT For expenses Of the commanding generals offic
eS ten thousand dollars.
n For armament of fsrti6cations, two million Fl,
&c hundred thousand dollars.
IS For the current expenses of the ordnance servic
's' nine hundred thousand dollars.
10 For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies, i
n GLIDING no equipments for all mounted troops, s
Dy million five hundred and forty-ive thousand doa'
~ For the manufacture Of arms at the national arm
Il ry, two million eight hundred and eighty thousaI
W. dollars.
i's For repairs and improvements and new nachine
en- 1t the national armory atSpringfcld, Masiachuse
ne one hunded and ff.y thousand dollars.
DC For the purchase Of eunpow der and lead, two m
no lion four hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
d. For addition to and extensions Of shop room,
lor chnery, tools and fixtures at arsenals, FIVE hundr
eF- Thousand dollars.
We For purchase and manufacture Of arms for volt
and regulars and ordnance and ordnance stor
ION fourteen million nine hundred and sixty tnousa
dollars.
es For surveys of military defenccs, one hundred
Inc fifty thousand dollars. ..4..f
For purchase and repair of instruments. ten tn
5 OF sand dollars.
and For printing charts Of lake surveys, fifteen the
out and dollars.
For continuing the survey of the norhorn
'hg- northwestern lakes, including Lake Superior,
or hundred and six thousand eight hundred and seven
lge, nine dollars.
in For the signal service of the United States arr
rom one hundred and fifteen thousand eight hundred
ISIS ninety -one dollars.
the For deficiency for signal service for ehe Uni
as States army for the year ending June thirty, es
hem hundred and sixty-three, twelve thousand
nall hundred and twenty five dollars.
las, Sec. g. And be il further enacted, That no mo-
hts shall be- paid from the Treasury Of the United Sta
and to pay any person acting assuming to act as
tho officer civil military, naval, salary ia any
ays, fee, which Office is not authorized BY some pr
oats ousy existing law, unless where such office s
gar be subsequently sanctioned by law, nor shall
person appointed during the recess of the Senate
lnds i'll any vacancy in any existing Office. which ya'
the cy existed while the Senate in session and
iOus law reauired 10 be filled by and with the advice
Pa consent othe Senate, until such appointee shall
$ as been confirmed by the Senate A "a
pm q Approved February 9, 1863. 2
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,.ra ABsENrEEs FROM THE ARMY.-The Ii
five fixed by the proclamation Of the Presid
for the voluntary return, without pun
rs on ment, of all absentees from the armies
'0'e '. 81 the Union has expired. These men nuni
truc. over one hundred thousand. They h