The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12

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TO existing provisions of law and upol
the finding and certificate of th,
Third Auditor that the same is &C
tually due
For the payment to the Territor,
of Colorado for the services of thC
first regiment of the Colorado mount
ed militia, called into the service o.
the United States on the requisition
| of Colonel Thomas Moonlight; and
for the services of any other militia
forces of the said Territory which
we're employed in the service of the
United States, on the call Of the gov.
ernor of the Territory, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty four
the sum of fifty-fiVe thousand
two hundred and thiPty-eight
dollars aud eighty four cents, being
| the amount found to be Justly
due and recommended to be allowed
on the account as presented by
Thomas NJ. Vincent, assistant adiu.
tant general. in his letter to the Sec
rotary of War, dated Washington.
October thirty first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven: Provided, That said
amount shall be taken ard deemed 10
be in full satisfaction of the claims
of the said Territory And provided
further, That no money shall be paid
from the treasury on said account
until the public property issued to
the forces shall have been properly
accounted for to the satisfaction Of
the proper officers of the treasury. gr
For deficiency in the appropriation
for salaries and other expenses of
local and supervising inspectors, ap-
pointed under the act of August 1
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty |
two, for the better protection of the |
lives OF passengers by steamboats,.
twenty thousand dollars. -ea 4
Post office Department. I'D
For overland mail and marine SER
vice between New York and -CaIifor,l
MIA. nine hundred thousand dollars. M
For deficiency for steamship mail
service between the United States aud
Brazil during the fiscal year ending
j June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and /
sixty-six;; twelve thousand five han-l
dred dollars. iIiuI
RecOnstructioal, .,r,,l heiJ
For deficiency under the recon
,truction acts for the several military,
districts for the fiscal year eading
une thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
'ixty eight; sas aal.dDaA n L.
For the first district, six thousand
lollars; t 81. sss.if - 9 ii bGA
For the second district, one hun
ired and twenty-seVen Thousand eight
hundred and ninety eight dollars and
wenty-hVe cents; sasaoa
For the fourth district. ffiy-three
thousand two hun lred dollars; II
For the fifth district, forty-five /
housand dollars.
For the following amounts estimat-
d as necessary 10 carrying out. the
ecoostruction acts from and after the :
hirtieth day of June, eighteen hud-
red a9d sixty eight: irfr1f
For the first district, ninety three
housand dollars;
For the second district, fifteen
h0usand dollars;
For the third district, fifteen thou
and dol ars; ssss --fi fesE -
For the fourth district, seveuty4five
hOusand dollars; rne IA ~
For the fifth district, eighty thou
and dollars. To-
{ Public Buildings and Grounds.
To supply DEFICIENCIES ia apsropria-
ions for public buildings and grounds,
IL: Isaa
For additional labor cleaning the
entire building of the Capitol, re-
airing the Washington statue on the
asst grounds of the Capitol. cleaning
nd repairing columns in the build
1g, laying new brick pavement
q the west trout. and repairing
)untaIns, fifteen hundred dollars. A
For continuing the filling and grad
lg of the Capitol grounds, under the !
lrection of the architect Of the Capt. !
d extension, ten thousand dollars.
For taking care and improving OF 6
7servation number two and Lafayette Z
Iuare, five hundred dollars. fA
For care aud Improvement of
rounds south of the Presidents I,
louse, one thousand dollars.
Fer continuing the grading of Yir-. o
lnIa avenue, to pay cart hire-labor
aylng been furnished by the Com
Missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, 4 q
hen the original appropriation was
< xhausted, to continue the work
he hire of carts to be paid by the .
fheer IN charge of public. buildings Z
nd grounds, two thousand dollars. 2
For cleaning sewer traps on Penn
7lvania avenue, 6ve hundred dollars. N
For repairs of water pipes, three
undred dollars. ee I
For removing snow and Ice from =
avementCsl and public walks, two
undred dollars. n 81
For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue. :
nd keeping it clean and free from
lrt, two thousand five hundred dol
RS. fE.tt.J
For annual repairs of the Presi- 4
ent's House, including the payment :
bills approved by tn joint commit
,e of Congress appointed to audit the
ills for repairing and refurnishing
le Executive Mansion, ten thousand
ollars.
For removal of foot bridge from
[aine avenue to Third street west, :
dollars. 3
For Improvement and taking care
the Circle, on Pennsylvania avenue
I'D Twenty-third street west, one
undred and fifty dollars. 1
To supply deficiency Ia payment FOR
Iaterial for gates for Judiciary 4
quare Hospital, eight hundred and
xty-eight dollars. "
For deficiencies In appropriations q
,r feeding destitute friendly Indians, Z
nder act of July twentieth, eighteen y
undred and sixty-seyen, Ia accord | d
nee with accommodation of the | d
indian peace commission, one hun :,
red aud seventy two thousand eight g
undred and twenty dollars and =
eyen cents: Pr .Utded, That no
art of the money appropriated for s,
lis purpose shall be paid until the a.
scounts for feeding such destitute :
ndians shall be fully investigated by
commission to consist Of Lieutenant i,
cneral William T. Sherman. N .jor q
eneral 7. HI. Sheridan. and Major