The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
OFFICIAL.

TPU8LIC-No. 24l


the support of the Military Acade-
my for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
siztg-niRe. 8sTs @
Be II e2lgtai bV 5be Senate and
bouse OF I7TeseRfatlUes ri The United
States Of Hme4tca t7l Congress assem- /
btediI Hhatithe following sums be. and
tbe-samH are hereby appropriated
out Of any moneyin the treasury not
Otherwise appropriated, tel the sup
port of the Military Academ my for the
year ending the thirtietE june,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine.
For additional pay Of officers, and
for pay of instructors, cadets, and
musicians, one hundred and eighty
two thousand seven hundred and
forty-seVen dollars and fifty cents.
For Communication of officers sub
slstence, five thousand eight hundred
and three dollars and fits. cents. n
For pay in lieu Of clothing to Off
GERS servants, one hundred and fifty
six dollars. as
For current and ordinary expenses,
fifty-six thousand eight hundred and
five dollars; PT0Ctded. That the sec
ond section of the act approved April
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
making appropriations for the sup
port OF the Military Academy for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
bundled aud sixty-tive, is hereby
repealedasaud Estf - H9asaas
For purchase of books for the lib
rarYa two thousand dollars. s
For expenses Of board of visitors,
| twon thousand dollars: Pr0Uided,
That the second section of the act APP
proved August eighth, eighteen hun
| dred aud forty SIX, making appropria-
tons for the support of the Military
| Academy for the year ending the
thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred
| and forty seven. be amended by strik-
ing out the first proviso in said
section, and by inserting In lieu there
OF the following; Provided, That the
whole number of visitors each year
shall not exceed seven. rs 5.as.
For forage for artillery and cavalry
horses, five thousand doilars.
For horses for artillery and cavalry
practice, four thousand dollars. sa.
For repairs of officers quarters, five
thousand dollars.
For targets and batteries for artil-
,lery practice, one hundred dollars.
For furniture for cadets hospital,
two hundred dollars. a.
For gas. pipes, gasometers, and re-
torts, six hundred dollars.
For purchase of fuel for cadets
mess-hall, three thousand dollars.
For furniture for soldiers hospital,
one hundred dollars.
For hreast-high walls of water bat
| terry, five thousand dollars Provided.
that the same shall complete tie
work, .ts ea.ys 81
For re-fooring academic building
and barracks, fifteen hundred dollars.
For addition to soldiers hospital,
two thousand dollars. see p 80
/ FOT contingencies for the superin-
tendent OF the academy. five hundred
dollars: Provided. that no part Of the
sums appropriated by the provisions
of this act shall be expended ia VIC
| lation of the provisions of an act en-.
titled An act to prescribe an oath Of
Office, and for other nurposes an
proved July second. eighteen hum
| dred and sixty-two: Ana Drogi9ed
further, that no part of the moneys
appropriated by this act shall be ap-
Piled to the pay or. subsistence of any
OaNO0 4AOtu auy DIdIe declared
10 be IN rebellion against the Gov
ernment of the United States, APP
pointed after the first day of JANUARY.
| eighteen hundred and sixty eight.
uutil such State shall have been re-
turned to its original relations to the
| Union. alSCHUYLBR COLFAx,
| Speqkerofthe House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
b. II. WADE
President 2f he Senate pro tenapore.
Endorsed By the President: Re
ceived Maseh 4, 1868.
NOTE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
STATE.-Ihe foregoing act having
been presented to the President Of
the United States for. his approval.
and not having been returned by him
to the house Of Congress 10 which il
originated within the time prescribed
BY the Constitution Of the United