The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-22

hers of the General Assembly, and
1925 for services of extra Engrossing
Clerks at the present session; for
printers of the Senate and House of
Representatives for the present ses-.
sion, $12,O 900, and that the number
of copies specified in the proposals of
the printer as accepted by the Legis-
lature, shall be printed and deposited
in the Office Of the Treasurer Of the
State, at Columbia, before the first
day of March next, and the amount
to be paid according to the proposals,
which shall be ascertained by the
Treasurer; for stationery, fuel, dis
tributing Acts, and expenses of the
election returns, to include the sums
due Messengers for bringing and de-
lvering to the Seer etary of State the
returns of elections for members of
Congress, 1000; for contingent ex-
penses of the Legislative Library,
5000; 500 fer the pay and mileage'of
theg special joint committee on the
bank, sitting during the recess; for
the necessary expenses incurred by
the special railroad commission, ap-
pointed at the extra session, 1852; to,
Theodore Stark, Keeper Of the State
House and Librarian, $52S, appro-
priated at last session, for arrearages
of salary; FOR defraying the expenses
OF special joint committee appointed
at last regular session of the General
Assembly to inquire and report as to
the disposition of certain public pro-
perty, $500
For salary of Chief Justice, $3, 500;
for salaries of ten Judges, $4,000
each for salary of Attorney General,
81, 100; for salaries Of five Solicitors,
5000 each; for Clerk Of Court of APP
peals, who shall be Librarian, $500,
the same to include expenses of fuel;
for salary Of Messenger of said Court,
5000; for purchase OF books for H.
brary of Court of Appeals, 81, 900,
to be drawn and expended by order
of the presiding Justice; for FIRE
wood and fuel for Court of Appeals,
$50; for salary of State Reporter,
$1,000; for pay of jurors aud consta-
bles, $50, 900.
For salary of Treasurer of State.
So, 200, including the salaries of one
or more clerks; for salary of Comp
troller-General, $4,000, including
clerks salary; to Comptroller Gene
raj, $500, for making out copies of
tax returns in 1867, and like sum
for like services in 1866; for Assessor
Of st. Philips and st. N1ichael's, for
making out and afixing assessments
of each return, $500.
For salaries of eleven professors
in the University Of South Carolina,
S11, 1000; for Librarian of University,
who shall be Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, 5000, to be paid by the
Treasurer Of the State, quarterly in
advance; for repairs of University
buildings, $4,000.
For payment Of contingent ac-
counts of the State, $37, 900; for pay
ment such claims as may be admitted
by the Legislature at its present ses-
sion, $40, 900; for education OF tie
deaf and dumb and the blind, 81, 600;
for repairs of the buildings at Cedar
Springs, $4,000; for support of free
schools, S25, ZOO, to be distributed on
the basis of Representations in the
popular branch of the General AS
sembly; for payment of such other
claims or demands on the State, as
may be allowed by the General AS
sembly upon the reports of other
committees, $40, 900; for Lunatic
Asylum, $4,000.
For salary and services of Secreta
ry Of State, $500; in lieu of all
charges against the State for signing
commissions.
For maintaining and keeping open
the Roper Hospital, in Charleston,
S3, 900; to be paid to the Medical So
ciety in trust for the Roper Fund.
For the support of the Catawba In
dians, $1,000; to be paid to the order
of the Indian Agent, and to be ex-
pended under the direction of the
Governor.
For the rent and fixtures of %
house for the use of the Court of Ap-
peals, $500. For expenses incurred
by Committee on Emigration, ap-
pointed session 1866, $500; to be
paid on draft of John A. Wagener,
Chairman. For clerks on COMMITTEES
on Education and Accounts, 800.
For the purchase OF artificial legs
for citizens of this State who have
lost theirs in the service Of the coun-
try in the recent war, $4,000. For
testing in the courts the constitu-
tionality Of the Act of Congress by
which lands have been sold in St.
Helena and st. Luke's Parishes,