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

aaop, IOuF th0usand Ehf5e huu4fsa al
twaaty dollars, :,
For contingent expenses of said
library, two thousand dollars. -
For purchase of books for said IL
brary, eight thousand dollars.
For purchase of law books tor SAID
library, two thousand dollars.
For purchase of files of periodicals
and newspapers, one thousand hVe
hundred dollars. = a-t -.
For botanic garden, grading, drain
ing. procuring manure, tools, fuel.
and repairs and purchasing trees and
shrubs. under the direction of the
Library Committee Of Congress, five
thousand four hundred dollars. ger
For pay OF superintendent and as
sistants In botanic garden and green
houses, under the direction of the
Library Committee of Congress, elev-
en- thousand two hundred and ninety
six dollars. H ~
For the expenses of exchanging
public documents for the publications
of foreign governments, as provided
by resolution approved March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen,
fifteen hundred dollars.
For First Comptroller of the Treas
ury, chief clerk, six clerks of class
four, eight clerks of class three. seven
clerks Of class two, (three of them
transferred from Third Auditors Of
fice,) two clerks of class one, one mes
seDger, and two labOrers, In all, forty
three thousand seven hundred and
forty dollars. Ei
For Second Comptroller of the
Treasury, chief clerk, twelve clerks of
class four, twenty clerks OF class
three, twenty eight clerks of class
two, Zone of them transferred from
the Third Auditors ofiice.) twenty
one clerks of class one, twelve copy
I lists, one messenger, and two laborers,
in all, one hundred and thirty-seven
thousand dollars. 1r ..f
For Commissioner of Customs, chief
clerk, two clerks of class four, six
clerks of class three, nine clerks of
class two, seven clerks of class one,
| one messenger, and one laborer, In
all, forty thousand nine hundred and
twenty. dollars.
For First Auditor Of the Treasury,
chief clerk, three clerks of class four,
eight clerks of class three, six clerks
of class two, five clerks Of class one
also, two clerks of class three, four
clerks Of class two, and eight clerks
of class one, transferred from the
Office of the Third Auditor and So
| licitor, one messenger and one assist
ant messenger, and one labOrer. IN
all, ffty-seVen Thousand five hundred
and sixty G0iihars. af -et 9Ds1
For compensation of the Second
Auditor, chief clerk, six clerks of
class four, ffty-four clerks of class
three, one hundred and eight clerks
of class two. two hundred and twelve
clerks class one; also, one clerk of
class two and one clerk of class one,
transferred from the Third Auditors
| oHlce,) one messenger, i've assistant
messengers. and seven laborers, In
all. five huudred and twenty thousand
six hundred aud forty dollars.
| For compensation of the Third
Auditor, chief clerk, thirteen clerks of
class four, for additional to one clerk
| of class four as disbursing clerk, thir-
| ty=two clerks of class three, ninety
seven clerks 1T class two, one hun
bred end twenty clerks Of class one,
ten cGpyists, three messengers, two
assistant messe ngers, and seven
.laborers, employed in his Office, in
all, three hundred and seventy-seven
thousand eight hundred and eighty
dollars. 1~
For compensation of the Fourth
Auditor, chief clerk, five clerks of
class four, eighteen clerks of class
three, sixteen clerks of class two,
thirty-six clerks Of class one, one
messenger, one assistant messenger,
and one laborer, employed In his Of
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sand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For compensation of the Fifth
Auditor, chief clerk, two clerks of
class four, four clerks Of class three,
seven clerks of class two, fifteen
mess G oyer, and one laboTer, employed
nine hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation or the Auditor
of the Treasury, for the Post Office
of class four, additional to one clerk
| forty clerks Of class three, sixty-four
clerks of class two, thirty seven clerks
of class one, one messenger, one
assistant messenger. and eleven la
/ borers. employed in his office, IN all,
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sand one hundred and sixty dollars.
For compensation of the Treasurer
of the United States, assistant treas
| urer, cashier, assistant cashier. five
chiefs of division, two principal book
keepers, two tellers, aOne chief clerk,
two assistant tellers, fifteen clerks
of class four, fifteen clerks Of class
three. eleven clerks OF class two,
| nine clerks of class one, sixty
female clerks, fifteen messengers, five
male and seven female laborers, EN-
ployed in his office, in all, one hun
bred and ninety-ene thousand four
hundred and sixteen dollars.
For compensation of. the Register
of the Treasury, assistant register,
chief clerk five Gle ks of class four,
thirteen clerks Of class three, twenty
five clerks of class two, Gone Of which
transferred from Third Auditors
> ofice), eleven clerks of class
one, one messenger, two assist
ant messengers, and two laborers
employed in his Office, in all, eighty
nine thousand one hundred and
twenty dollars. r94gs4 msL Ie.3.
For compensation of, the Solicitor
of the Treasury, assistant solicitor,
chief clerk, one clerk of class four,
three clerks of class three, three
clerks of class two. Zone of which
transferred from the Third Auditors
ofice.) one clerk of class one, one
messenger, and one laborer, employed
in his Office, in all, twenty tN thou
sand one hundred dollars. ,s..f
For compensation of the chief
clerk of the Light house Board
two clerks of class three, one
{ clerk of class two, one clerk