Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

AN ACT making appropriations 70. the year
orr Thousand Sigh. hunl,ed and si.ly-iivr.
aud ols Thousand eight hundred aud sixty
six. aad ipr part o. .h year one thousand
eight h.mi.eI and s.Nsy-iour.
SEc. !. 3 Il eHarjsd 6y b'r General isssmb{y
If &c Sinis Cf IriaaS.S, TINT the following
sums .. money b., and the same are hereby.
r'si,ctivr'y appropriated uUt oi amy money in
the Treasury oi tlic $40:
fHst-To pay lhc saIa4y % the Governor, the
SUI ut five thOtsand dollars;
Sccond-Io pay tha Private Secretary of the
Goicrn IN Su,l oi two thousand dol
las;
Third-ro pay the salary OF Safe Treasurer,
tue sum Uf six thousand dollars;
folr h-Iu pay the salary vi the Auditor of
Pal iic Accounts, the sum .. siX thousand
dollMs;
Fifth-To ray the salary OF the Secretary Of
Staj.. the sum of live thousand dollars.
Sixtn-Io pay ,he salaries of the Judges ot the
Sapi, me Court, the sum Oi twenty thou
said dollars;
>eVelih-fo pay the salary of the Reporter OF
the Decisions of the Supreme Court. the
sum of oiie thousand do.lars;
E:eh;h-rp pay the ssiaIi,= OF Judges of the
Chcu.t CourIs, the Sual OF tkIIiy ihous-
and dollars;
Ninth-To pay rne salary of the Judge ef the
PULASKI County Chapcsry Court, the
sum oil slA thousand dollars;
Ttnth-Io pay the salaries of th; Prosecuting
Attorneys and Prosecuting Attorneys
pro tempore, the sum of seven thousand
dollars;
Eleventil-To pay Clerk hire in the office OF
the Auditor of Public Accounts, the sum
ot six Thousand dollars:
Tweltth-To pay the contingent expenses o.
the Executive Department, including the
offices oniyof Governor and Secretary vi
State the sum of Thirty thousand dollars,
and the GOycrnsr snail de,crmine when
it shall b. proper to draw upon said fund
in the discharge of his duties or to pro-
tect the interest OF the State, and the
Auditor shall issue warrants upon the
orders of thc Governor; and the Secre-
tory of State shall certify accounts for
contingent expenses OF his Office, and
when SO certiied the Auditor shall issue
warrants to pay them.
Thirteenth-To pay the contingent expenses OF
the Office ot Auditor of Public Accounts,
the sum of eight hundred dollars;
Fourteenth-To pay the contingent expenses
OF the State Treasurer, the sum Of one
thousand dollars;
4 lfteeuth-To pay the contingent expenses OF
the Supreme Court, inciading tue expen-
ses of the Clerk while engaged in realoy-
ing the Records of said Court her, to-
fore or hereafter and the expenses alread y
or hereafter incurred in removing said Re
cords to prevent them from falling into
the hands of the pubic enemy, or being
in any other manner destroyed, the sum oi
six thousand dollars; PrOe,ded, That ono
OF the Judges of the Supreme Court
shall certify to the correctness of all ac-
counts Procided, That So much of said
sum as may be necessary, shall be ap-
Piled to the payment of the salary OF the
person who has may hereafter dis
he Of AttprnPy General
under the appointment OF the Supre me
Court;
Sixteenth-To pay the contingent expenses ol
the Senate and House of Representa-.
tves, the sum of five hundred dollars;
and all the accounts shall be certified
by the Secretary of the Sen tie and Pin
eipal Clerk Of ;hs House of Rspresenta-