The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27

undred and thousand two hundred
ollars for the fiscal year ending June thrtieth eight
en- hundred and sixty-seven.
For contingent expenses, five thousand dollars
For twenty per centum additional to the salaries of
emale clerks employed in the Pos Office department as
,er act of twenty fifth eighteen hundred and six
" four for the fiscal year ending June thtieth eight
zen hundred and sixty four thousand dollars Pro
hundred and sixtysx regular COMPENSATION of The
female folders in the Dead Letter office shall be at the
rate of hty dollars per month
For twenty percentum additional to the salaries of
the laborers employed in the Post Office Department
and paid from the contingent fund.- for the fiscal year
ending June thlrtleth eighteen hundred and sixtysix
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
F9r Of attorney for the eastern district
bred and sxtyve, to june thirtfeth egfteen hundred
and sixty six, two hundred and ffyhve doarsand hf-
For mail steamship service between the United States
and Brazil from November frs eighteen hundred and
six one hundred thousand dollars, or so much thereof
For Compensation of three watchmen for the dome of
the CAPITOL at seven hundred and twenty dollars each
aud sixty-seyen twenty-five hundred and sixty dollars
For navy hospital at ashington District Of Column
The Of the deputy solicitor of the court
Of Claims shall be- from and after June thirty
out of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated. o,on
To supply the deficiency for salaries and commissions
the year ending June thirteth eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, forty thousand dollars.
salary VI VI GHC VI NCM
York from March eighteen hundred and
sixtyhve to June thirtel eighteen hundred and six
ty six, two hundred and ffty-hye dollars ana ntylVe
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
To complete the sewer through the botanic garden,
fifteen thousand dollars Provided, That the Commits
soner of Public buildings shall advertise for two weeks
and the furnishing OF the materials therefor IN tne TWO
newspapers in the city of Washington authorized TO
publish the official advertisements and at the eXpira-
Jion of such tme day to be specified by such ad-
missioner of Public buildings the presence of theSec
rotary OF the INTERIOR and the work shall be then let to
furnish the materials at the lowest rates andaggregate,
OF his contract; and the Commissioner Public Build
ngs hereby required to report to Congress at the com
this work. with the that have been paid for work
To enable the Commissioner Of PUBLIC Buildings to
the Lower water 9 tne
ster by way Of protection and to make suc oIner I'M
Sire one thousand i've hundred dollars.
To repair the planking and for other repairs
to Long bridge over the Potomac, three thou
sand dollars.
For iron seats for the public grounds, one
thousand dollars.
To enable the commissioner of public build
ings to make such alterations in the arrange
ment of the business offices in the Presidents
house as the president may desire, two thou
sand dollars.
For repair of one of the greenhouses at the
Presidents, five hundred dollars
For annual repairs of the Presidents house,
six thousand dollars, for the year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.
To complete the repairing and furnishing
of the Presidents house, twenty thousand dol
lars.
To meet deficiency in lighting Bridge and
High streets, Georgetown, for the three
months of the last fiscal year, eleven hundred
dollars.
To so alter the roof cutters at the Presidents
house as to prevent injury by overflow water,
three thousand dollars
For the additional twenty per centum COM
pensation to the messenger of the court OF
claims from January twenty-ninth to June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty sixty
seven dollars and twenty cents.
To ventilate the bath room Of the House of
Representatives two hundred dollars.
To alter and repair the building in the city
of Philadelphia belonging to the United States
known as the Pennsylvania Bank building, so
as to render it suitable for the occupancy OF
the appraisers connected with the customs at
Philadelphia, under the direction of the Scec-
rotary of the Treasury, twenty thousand dol-
lars.
INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For the general incidental expenses of In
dian service in Nevada presents of goods, ag-
ricultural implements and other useful articles
and to assist them to locate in permanent
abodes and sustain themselves by the pur-
SUITS OF civilized lie, 10 UG CApCLUCu uIuCI
the direction of the Secretary of the Interior,
twenty five thousand dollars; of which amount
the sum of nine thousand seven hundred and
twenty-three dollars shall be paid to James
w Nye late governor and superintendent OF
Indian affairs for Nevada, for balance found
due him.
For additional compensation to the publish
ers of the statutes at large, twenty-four hun
dred and fifty-seven dollars and twenty-one
cents.
To pay the salary of Edward Jarvis, from
January first, eighteen hundred and slxty-five
for digesting the facts as to mortality and dis
eases, collected by the census marshals in
eighteen hundred and sixty, seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State to remove
his office and contents, twenty-five thousand
dollars, in addition to the sum heretofore ap-
propriated.
To enable the Secretary of War to make
the pay of the persons employed at any time
during the last fiscal year as temporary clerks
in the office of the Quarter Master General, or
any division thereof, equal to the pay of first
class clerks, which is hereby directed, such
sum as may be necessary for this purpose.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
pay the reasonable cost and expenses actually
paid or incurred by the delegates ofthe South
ern Cherokees in coming to and going from
Washington, and during their stay in and about
the negotiation upon the formation of treaties
OF peace and amity with the Indian tribes, a.
sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars Pro
Vided, That said sum shall be refunded to the
Treasury from the proceeds of the sales of the
Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas.
SEC 2. And be it IN, Lber enacted That for increas
ed compensation of the chief Justice and as
Sociate justices of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, authorized by the second
section of the act of June first, eighteen hun
dred sixty-six, to the thirtieth day of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, the sum oil
three hundred and seventy-four dollars and
slxty-fve cents is hereby appropriated
Sec. B. A1ad be 1t further enacted, That the
sum ofthirty-two thousand dollars be, and is
hereby, appropriated to enable the Secretary
OF the Interior TO quiet the title of the occu
cupants of the following lands, conveyed by
the United Statesto Joseph RichardviIle, SEN
ior and Joseph Richardville junior, by treaty
at Saint Mary's October sixth, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen, to wit: The west half of
section number twenty (26) the east half
of section number twenty eight, (2S) and sec
ton number twenty-seven, (2O of township
i've south range four east, lying in the county
of Auglaize, Ohio.
SEC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That where
as doubts have arisen whether the fourth sec
ton of the act approved March third. eight
cen hundred and sixty-fve, entitled IAN act to
amend an act to provide internal revenue to
support the government and pay interest on
the public debt, and for other purposes, APP
proved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
olAbJ du6uoTEIeu uISDufSln0 agents 10
dlsburse other moneys than those appropriat-
ed in the said fourth section; therefore for the
purpose OF removing such doubts and declar-
ing the true intent and meaning Of said fourth
section, the said fourth section Shall be deem
ed, held and construed as being and remaining
IN fnll force and effect from and after the third
day OF March, eighteen hundred and sixty-fi
until the same shall have been modified or re
pealed, and as authorizing the disbursement
through such agents of moneys
heretofore appropriated, and that may here
after be appropriated for the payment of the
lawful expenses incident to carrying into effect
the various acts relative to the assessment
and collection of the internal revenues; and
all bonds and obligations heretofore entered
into by collectors of internal revenue as dis
bursting agents shall be binding and obligato-
ry upon such collectors and their sureties, as
well in respect to moneys which have been or
may hereafter be received by said collectors as
such dlsbursing agents as to moneys appro-
priated in said fourth section
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