The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-29

Congress assembled That the following sums be
and the same arc hereby appropriated, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted, for the support OF the army for the year end
ing the tlirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
slNty-twO.
For expenses of recruiting, transportation of
recruits from the different rendezvous to general
depots, procuring Of medical attendance, and all
other expenses attending the raising of twenty
four thousand two hundred and eighty-livc men,
to be organized into nine regiments of infantry,
one regiment of cavalry, and one regiment of ar
tillery, as per general orders number sixteen,
dated War Department, Adjutant Generals Of
flee, Washington, May fourth, eighteen hundred
and sixty three hundred and fifty eight thou
sand dollars.
For purchase OF books of tactics and instruc-
ton for the volunteers, fifty thousand dollars.
For pay OF the army, three million nine hun
dred and sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight dollars and lightweight cents.
For Communication Of officers subsistence, four
hundred and seventy weight thousand three hum
dred and seventeen dollars and sixty cents.
For commutation of forage tor officers horses,
seventy-threc thousand and Gity-siX dollars.
For payments il lieu nf clothing for officers
servants, Gttyseven thousand one hundred and
eighty dollars.
For pay of the three months volunteers, two
million five hundred and seven thousand dollars.
For pay OF the two and three years volunteers,
fifty-fivc million dollars.
For subsistence in kind for regular troops, two
million four hundred and ninety-tirec thousand
four hundred and ninety-ScVen dollars and fifty
cents.
For subsistence in kind for two and three years
volunteers, twcnty-tirec million ana eighty-four
For the regular supplies of the quartermasters
Department. consisting Of fuel for the officers,
listed men, guard, hospital store-houscs and of,
tccs; of forage III kind for the horses, mules and
oxen uf the quart erlnas,er's department at the
several posts and stations, and with the armies in
th, lir;d; for the horses Of the regiments Of dra
goons, and for thc authorized number OF officers
horses when serving III the field and at the out
potts, including bedding for the animals; ofstraw
for soldiers bedding; and OF stationery, inclu
dir: blanE-hUolls for the guartermastrr's depart
ment, certificates fo- discharged soldiers, blank
mcnt and fir printing of division and department
orders and rcI;irts, fourteen million two hundred
and sixty-fye thousand iiitT-ninc dollars and
thirty seven cents.
For the incidental expenses of tie qliartermas-
ter's depart mcnt, consisting OF postage on letters
and packet; received and sent by officers OF the
array on public service; expenses of courtS-Dlar-
tial and courts OF inquiry, including the addition
al compensation of judges advocate, recorders,
members and witnesses, While on that service,
under the act OF March siNtecnth eighteen hun,
drcd and two; extra pay to soldiers employed
under the direction OF the quartcrnlastcr's de-
parmcnt i'll the erection of barracks. quarters,
Sturc-hOI:Scs and hospitals, III the cons ,ruction OF
roads and other constant labor, for periods OF not
less than ten days. under the aciS OF second OF
March, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and of
fourth of August, eighteen hundred and hfty-fOur
including those Ella; ,lOycd as clerks at division
and dc gartIiient head quarters; expenses OF eN-
presses to and from the frontier posts and armies
N me lGla ct sse"rt. to pay ters and other
escort. cannot be furnished; expenses of the in
tcri.itIIt q officer killed in action, who die
when or duty il he field, at the posts on the
frontiers, or n ot!tr posts and places when or
dcrCd b. the Secretary of War, and OF non-com-
misSione. officers and soldiers; authorized office
furniture; lire o. ia62rcrs in the quartermasters
department, including: the hire OF Interpreters
and guides Tor tiie army; compensation OF clerks
to oicui- Of the qu&rtermastcr's department;
compensation OF forage and wagon masters, an
thOriz4d by the act of ifth July, eighteen nun
dred ara thirty eight; for the apprehension of
dcscTters aud the expenses incident to their pur-
suit; and for the following penditures required
for the regiments of Dragons and light artillery,
viz: tie purchase of travelling iorges, black
smiths, and aL0eing tools, horse and mule shoes
and nails iron and -tec for shooting, hire OF vet
picket ropes, aud 10" shooting the horses OF the
corps named, seven million s,T hundred and six
ty-%iX thousand six huE2ccl and sXty-siX dollars.
For the purchase of dragoon and artillery hor-
ses, ten million i've hundred and fourteen thou
sand five hunda I'd dollars.
For mileage, the allowance made TO officers
Of the army Tor the TRANSFORMATION of themselves
and their baggage when travelling on duty with
ont troops, escorts OR supplies, five hundred
thousand dollars
For transportation of the army, including the
baggage of the troops when moving either by
land water; CT clothing, camp and garrison
cuuipare, from the depot at Philadelphia 10 the
several posts and army depots, and from those
dupOts the troops in the field; aud subsistence
from the place Of purchase and from the place of
delivery, under contract, 10 sGch places as the
circumstances of the service may require them TO
be sent Oh ordinance, ordinance stores, and
small arms from the iOundrirs and armorics to
the arscnals, fortiicaticns, frontier posts, and
army Ct pots; freyts, Wharfage, tolls, and fer
riagcs; tile purchase and hire of horses, mules,
and harness, and lie purchase and repair OF wa
CONS, carts, and drAyS; and of ships and other
sea-roinss vessels ard boads required for the tran
SEPARATION Of supplies and for garrison purposes
for trayagc and carriage at the several posts hire
of teallstcrs; transportation of funds for the pay
and other disJursing departments; the expense
OF sailing public transports on the various rivers,
the Gulf Of Mexico, and the Atlantic, and for
procuring water at such posts as from their 81
tultion require it to be brought fr distance;
ana for clearing roads and removing instructions
from roads, harhDrE, and rivers, TO the extent
which naS be required for the actual operation
OF the troops in the field sixteen million two
hundred and twenty thousand nine hundred and
fity four dollars.
Far runboats an the western revcrs, one million
dollars
Hire of quarters for troops: of storchouses for
the fc-kccping Of military stores: OF grounds
for summer cantonmentS and for temporary
huts, million five hundred thousand dali
For clothing camp and garrison! equipage thir,
teen million four hundred and sixteen thousand
four hundred and thirty-seven dollars and two
cents.
For contingencies of the army, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital departments, one
million two hundred and seVenty-one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one dollars.
For armament Of Notifications, four hundr-
ed and ffty-seven thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For the current expenses of the ordinance ser
vice, two hundred and six thousand two hundred
and niuety-twO dollars
For orinaucC, ordnance stores, and supplies
including horse equipments for all mounted
troops, two million three hundred and sixty thou
sand d >iars.
For The manufacture of arms, two million five
hundred and seVcnty-ttree thousand three hundr-
ed and ten dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity of
the national arinOry, four hundred and twenty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For The purchase OF gunpowdcr and lead, four
hundred and fifty thousand hundred and
ei~nty dollars.
For the purchase of artillery horses, two hundr-
Ell anu seventy -vc thousand dollars
room, machinery, tools and fixtures at the diff
ferent arscna!s one hundred and twenty-six thou
sand six hundred and ninety dollar.
For the following forCiticatons
Fort Montgomery, Lake CLanplains, New
York, twenty thousand dollar
Fort Knox, Penobscot River, Maine, twenty
Thousand dollars.
Fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland harbor,
Maine, fifteen thousand dollars.
Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode Island
five thousand dollars.
Fort Richmond, Staten Island New York, ten
thousand dollars.
Fort on sic OF Fort Tompzins, Staten Island,
New York, fifth thousand dollars.
Fort at Wilets Point, opposite Fort SCHUYLER |
New York, one hundred thousand dollars.