The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11

used A. store houses for governments prop
erty al hlat post
sne 0 AID be II further enacted, That
the following sums be- and the same are here.
! by appropriated, out Of any money Ia thc
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the
support " the Bureau Of Refugees, Freed
men and Abandoned Lands for the fiscal
year commencing July first, eighteen hu1
/ dTcd and sixty-six namely.
| The salaries Of assistant and snb-asaistAnt
c0mmissi Ducrs, one hundi cd ami forty-sgyen
Thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries Of clerks, eighty-two Thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For Stationery aud printing sixty-three
thousand dollars
For quarters aud fuel fifteen thousand
nine hundred dollars
For eibtlling for distribution, ono million.
one hundred and seventy thousand dollars,
For eOmmissary stores, three million one
hundred aud six Thousand two hundred and
| ilIty dollars
For medical department, fvo hundred
thousand dollars.
For transpOrtati0n--On million three hun
dTed and twenty thousand dollars.
For school supefintendents, twcnty-One
thousand dollars
For repairs and rent Of school houses aud
asylums i've hundred thousand dollars.
For telcgraphing, eighteen thousand dol
lafy.
SIG 4 8Hd b. II further enacfcd That the
Quartormnstcrs department shall in all
eases IN obtaining supplies for the military
service, state IN advertisements for bids for
contracts, that preference shall he given to
Articles OF domestic production aud manu-
inetute, conditions Of price and quality being
equal and that such preference shall be Civ
en- To articles Of American production aud
manufacture, produced on the Pacific coast.
To the "a tent Of the consumption required By
the public service there; aud IN advertising
for army supplies the Qnartermasters de
partment shall require all articles which are
10 bo used In the States and Territories of
the Pacific coast 10 lbs delivered and inspected
ut points designated in these States aud Ter
aud the advertisements for such
supplies shall be published in newspapers Of
the cities Of San Francisco. in California, aud
Portland IN Oregon
SEC 3. AHd b. II further enacted, That Sec
ton seventeen Of au net entitled " An act
Ia define the pay and eniolnments Of certain
officers Of the army approved July seven.
toon, eighteen hundred aud sixty.two, aud
resolution entitled resolution to author
lie the President 10 assign the command of
troops IN the same field or department, to
officers Of the same grade without regard to
hpHIuNtHl Aplli lhuIlHt SlbilHfU |
hundred and sxty.twO, be and the same are
hereby repealed Aud no officer ia the mill |
tary or naval service shall IN time of peace, |
he dismissed from service except upon and in |
pursuance of the sentence of q court-naTtinl |
10 that effect, or in communication thereof
SEC O. 4ind BE- II further enacted, That the
superintendent of the United States Mill
larry Academy may hereafter be selected, aud
bhe officers on duty at that institution de.
allied from my arm OF tho service; and the
aud charge of the Academy shall
20 in the War Department under such
,ilieer or officers, m the Secretary Of War
nay assign to that duty.
SIC. T. And b. II further enacted, That
When II Is necessary 10 employ soldiers as
rtiilcors or laborets in the construction of
military works, public roads, or
ther constant labor of not less than ten
ays duration IN any ease, they shall receive
. addition Ia thoir regular pay, the follow
~ additional compensation therefor: enlist
! men, MS artitcers aud non-commissoncd q
cors employed rs ovorseofs of such work,
II exceeding one Oyerseer for every twenty
en thlIty-tiye cents per day,a and enlisod men
nploynd as laboreis twenty cents per day
II such working parties shall only be au-
orlHed on the written order Of "A command
( officer This allowance of extra pay *
4 to apply to the troops Of the engineer
Il ordnance departments.
SEC. 3. Ind BE- II further enacted That the
0wance now made by law to officers
Ivelng under orders where transportation
not furnished in kind shall be increased 10
4 cents per mile. i
Approved July II, 1866.