The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

thousand two hundred dollars; forty
five clerks of class three, seventy two
thousand dollars; fifty clerks Of
class two, seventy thousand dollars ;
thirty seven clerks Of class one.
forty-fOur thousand four hundred
dollars; fifty FIVE female clerks, sixty
six thousand dollars; five messengers.
four thousand two hundred dollars
three assistant messengers, two thou
sand one hundred dollars; and iif-
teen labOrers, nine thousand dollars,
employed In his office; In all, three
hundred and forty nine thousand four
hundred dollars; aud the Commis-
siOner of the Internal Revenue shall
not be required to give bond.
For rent, dies. paper; for stamps
and incidental expenses, including
the cost of subscription for such
number of copies Of the Internal
Revenue Record and Customs jour
nal as the Secretary OF the Treasury
may deem necessary to supply to reve-
nue. officers, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of collect
Ors, assessors, assistant assessors,
revenue agents, inspectors, and SUI
perintendents of exports and draw
backs, together with the expense of
carrying into effect the various pro-
visions Of the several acts providing
internal revenue, excepting items
otherwise estimated for, eight million
dollars: Provided, That the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue shall
make a detailed report to Congress of
the expenditure Of this appropriation
at the next Decem Der session. to whom
paid, how much to each, and for what
purpose; giving the items of each
payment and the number Of en-
ployees; and hereafter the said
Commissioner shall estimate in
detail, by collection districts, the eX-
pense Of the collection of internal
revenue.
For detecting and bringing to trial
and punishment persons guilty OF
violating the internal revenue laws.
or cOnniving at the same, In cases
where such expenses are not other
wise provided for by law, one hun
dred thousand dollars.
For Incidental and Contingent E,r-
peases Of the Treasury Department
In the Office Of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury and the several bureaus,
including copying, labor, binding,
sealing ships registers, translatiug
foreign languages, advertising, and
extra clerk hire for preparing and
collecting information TO be lai' be
fore Congress, and for miscellaneous
items, fifty thousand dollars.
For stationery for the Treasury De-
partment and the several bureaus,
fifty thousand dollars.
For furniture, carpets, and miscel-
laneOus items for the Treasury
bureaus, FIVE thousand dollars.
For the General Purposes of the TIeas-
arg Department Building, IgciU-
ding the Extension.
For compensation Of twelve watch
men and eleven laborers Of the build
ing, thirteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the said
building, and five other buildings Oc
cupied by clerks of the Treasury De
partment. viz: for fuel light, labor,
and miscellaneous items, seventyfYe
thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation Of the Secretary
of the Interior, Assistant Secretary,
chief clerk, four clerks Of class four,
additional TO three disbursinF
clerks, three clerks Of class three,
four clerks Of class two, one return
clerk, one messenger, two assistant
messengers, five watch men, and three
labOrers in his office; in all, forty
one thousand five hundred and iortp
dollars.
OFFICE OF EDUCATION.
For Commissioners Of Education,
three thousand dollars.
For two clerks of class one, twenty
four hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, six hun
dred dollars; 10 all, six thousand
dollars:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
For Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, recorder, chief clerk,
three principal clerks Of public lands,
three clerks OF class four, twenty
three clerks Of class three, forty
clerks Of class two, forty clerks OF
class one, draughtsman, assistant
draughtsman, two messengers, three
assistant messengers, two packers,
seven laborers, and eight Watchmeu
in his Office; in all. one
hundred and seventy eight thousand
two hundred dollars.
For compensation Of additional
clerks In the General Land Office
under the act Of March third eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve: For one
clerk a. director, ono clerk
Of class three, four clerks Of class
two, twenty clerks Of class one. and
two laborers, fifty-eight thousand six
hundred and forty dollars.
Indian office.
For compensation Of the COmmis
sioner Of Indian Affairs chief clerk.
three clerks Of class four, scvcl
clerks Of class three, five clerks Of
class two, one messenger, one assist
ant messenger, one labOrer, and two
watchmen employed 10 his office, IN
all, thirty-two thousand six hurdred
dollars.
Pension Office.
For compensation oil Commissioner
IF Pensions, chief clerk, twelve
clerks of class four. thirty cl arks Of
Glass three, flty-twO clerks~of Alss
.wo, fifty clerks of class one, one mes
5enger and three assistant messen-
gers, FIVE laborers, and one watch
man employed in his Office, two hun
1red and lfteen thousand two hun
lred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of additional
clerk IN the Pension Office, viz: For
.en clerks Of class four. eighteen
clerks of class three, twenty-f1ur
clerks Of class two, and twenty-eight
,lerks Of class one, one hundred aud
thousand dollars.
Incidental and Contingent Ezpeases-
Department Of tbe Itter or.
Office Of the Secretary of the In
terror:
For stationery. furniture, and other /