The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

ClRuteen hundred auu slAiy -HAnS.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Congress
assembled. That the following sums
be. and the same are hereby, appro-
priated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the objects hereinafter expressed,
for the fiscal year ending the thir-
tieth Of june, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, namely: .t.v
LEGISLATIVE.
Senate.
For compensation and mileage OF
senator's. three hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, in addition to any
unexpended balance of appropriation
for that purpose in the treasury.
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, aud others re-
ceiving an annual salary in the SER
vice of the Senate, viz: Sec
rotary Of the Senate, four thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars /;
officer charged with disbursements
of the Senate, Eve hundred and sew
enty-six dollars; chief clerk, three
thousand dollars; principal clerk and
principal executive clerk in the office
Of the Secretary of the Senate, at two
thousand five hundred and ninety two
dollars each; eight clerks In office of
the Secretary of the Senate, at TWO
thousand two hundred and twenty
dollars each; keeper of the station
cry, two thousand one hundred and
two dollars and forty cents; two mes
sengers, at one thousand two hun
bred and ninety-six dollars each; one
page, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars; Sergeant-at-arms and Door
keeper, two thousand four hundred
dollars; assistant doorkeeper, two
thousand and forty dollars; POstmas-
ter to the Senate, two thousand one
hundred dollars; assistant postmas-
ter and mail carrier, one thousand
seven hundred and twenty eight dol
lars; two mail boys, at one thousand
two hundred dollars each SUI
perintendent of the document
room, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; two assistants In docu-
ment room. at one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each; SUI
periDtendent of the folding room, one
thousand eight hundred dollars;
three messengers, acting as assistant
dOOrkeepers, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each; seventeen
messengers, at one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each;
clerk or secretary to the President of
the Senate, two thousand one hundred
and two dollars and forty cents; clerk
to the Committee on Finance, two
thousand two hundred and twenty
dollars; clerk to the Committee on
Claims, two thousand two hundred
and twenty dollars; clerk to the Com
1nittee on Printing Records, two
thousand two hundred and twenty
dollars; clerk to the Committee on
Appropriations, two thousand two
hundred and twenty dollars; super
intendent In charge of the furnaces,
one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars; assistant In charge of fur
naees, eight hundred and sixty-four
dollars; laborer In charge of private
passages, eight hundred and six
ty-fOur dollars; two labOrers, at
eight hundred aud sixty-four dol
lars each; chaplain to the Senate,
nine hundred dollars; one special po-
liceman, one thousand dollars; max
ing one hundred thousand nine hun
.dred and twenty dollars and eighty
cents.
For contingent expenses of the
Senate, viz
For stationery, ten thousand dol
lars.
For newspapers aud stationery for
seventy four Senators, to the amount
OF one hundred and twenty five dol
l., Oh al 20
and fifty dollars.
For Congressional Globe and APP
pendix, Twenty thousand dollars.
For reporting aud printing the pro-
ceeding9 in the Daily Globe for. the
third session of the fortieth Congress,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For the usual additional compensa-
ton 10 the reporters of the Senate for
the Cor gressional Globe for reporting
the proceedings of the Senate for the
third session of the fortieth Congress,
eight hundred dollars each, four thou
sand dollars.
For paying the publishers OF the
Congressional Globe and Appendix,
according to the number Of copies
taken, one cent for every five pages
exceeding fifteen hundred, including
the indexes and the laws of the United
States, ten thousand dollars.
For clerks to committee, pages
horses, and earryalls, twenty five thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of heating and venti-
latug apparatus, including coal
wood, and labor, twenty Thousand
dollars. aar
For plumbing, gas fitting and labor
five thousand dollars. sk8
For packing boxes for Senators
one thousand dollars. m
For furniture and carpets, ten thou
sand dollars.
For additional laborers and messen-
gers, five thousand dollars.
For folding documents and materi-
ais. twenty thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous. items, twenty
five thousand dollars.
House of Representatives.
For compensation and mileage o
members of the House of Representa-
tives and delegates from Territories
one million one hundred Thousand
dollars.
For compensation Of the officers
clerks, messengers and others receiv
ing an annual salary In the service o
the House of Representatives viz.
Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, four thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars; chief clerk anC
one assistant clerk, at two Thousand
five hundred and ninety-two dollar
each, five thousand one hundred anC
eighty-four dollars; twelve assistan
clerks. (neluding the librarian,) a
two thousand one hundred and sixt,
dollars each, twenty FIVE Thousand
nine hundred and twenty dollars; on
chief messenger, and clerk to tn,
Speaker, at five dollars and seventy-si