Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-08
Acts of the Legislature.

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1oe ,ace 1ses' ratified the 18th day of Dscsubsr.
Be 1t enacted by the General As.esp5ly of the |
State Of North Carolina and 1t Is hereby saactsd
by the authority Of the same That the second sec.
ton of said act ratified the l4th day of December,
1863 be so amended that the said section shall resd
az follows: For the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and sixty five, the several State officers herein
named shall receive salaries or compensation as
follows, to wit: The Governor of the State fifteen
thousand dollars; Counsellor of State forty dol
lars per day for every day he may attend on public
business and thirty cents for every mile he may
travel to and from the city of Raleigh on public
business; the Judges of the Superior and Supreme.
Courts seven thousand dollars each in lieu of an
pay and allowances heretofore given; the Public
Treasurer seven thousand and five hundred dollars
the Chief Clerk of the Treasurer three thousand
and five hundred dollars the Second Clerk of the
Treasurer two thousand and five hundred dol
lars; the Secretary of the State three thousand
and hive hundred dollars and four times the fees
OF ONCE and allowances heretofore given by law;
the Comptroller of Public Accounts three thousand
dollars; the CLERK of the Comptroller two Thousand
and five hundred dollirs; the Private Secretary of
tho Governor two thousand and five hundred dol
lars, and four times the fees now allowed BY law;
the Attorney General five hundred dollars for his
attendance on each regular term of the Supreme
Court and one hundred dollars for each term of the
Superior Court of any County he shall attend, and
four times the fees now allowed by law; each So.
lictor of the State one hundred dollars for every
term of the Superior Court of any County he shall
attend, and four times the fees now allowed by
law; the Reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court one thousand and five hundred dollars the
Clerk of the Supreme Court one thousand and five
hundred dollars and four times the fees now al
lowed by law; the Marshall of the Supreme Court
fifteen dollars per day while in attendance upon the
Supreme Court the Clerks of the County Courts,
County Solicitors, Clerks of the Superior Courts
OF Law, Clerks and Masters in Equity, SherifE,
County Surveyors, Coroners, Constables, Regis
ters, Rangers, Estray Takers Processioners Stan:
dard Keepers and Inspectors four times the fees
Masters in Equity shall be paid double the allow.
ances now authorized BY law; the State Salt Com
missioner three thousand dollars and travelling ex-
penses, not to exesed two thousand dollars the
Surgeon General the rank and pay of Brigadier
General in the field, with his necessary travelling
expenses whilst travelling on business pertaining
to his office, not to exceed two thousand dollars
each of the Clerks in the Adutant Generals de-
partment Shall receive such pay, not exceeding
fifteen hundred dollars us the Adjutant General
may deteeniDs, and one ration the Auditor of
Public Accounts four thousand and. 6ve hundred
dollars the chief Clerk of the Auditor three thou
sand dollars; the second CLERK Of tho Auditor one
thousand and five hundred dollars; the Superinten.
dant of Common Schools two thousand and five
hundred dollars; the Public Librarian one thou
sand and five hundred dAllars; the Keeper Of the
Capitol one thousand and five hnadred dollars the
Adjutant General the pay Of Major General whilst
serving in the field; the Commissioners of the
| Sinking Fund and their Clerks fifty dollars each
| per day for every day they may attend on public
business; Prooidsd, hoveser, that nothing in this
act contained shall be construed to increase the rate
| of commissions now allowed to any Of the officers
aforesaid: Provided, also, that all the salaries and
fees herein mentioned shall be due and payable in
Confederate money.
SEC 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this act shall
! be in force from and alter its ratification.
R. s. DO. NEIL, s. q. O.
! -. GILES MEBANE, 8. 8.