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

For salaries o. five judges of the
Court Of Claim, he chief clerk and
assistant clerk, biIiiff aud messen-
ger thereof. venty-six thousand
eight hundred dollars.
/ For comp aosation of attorneys to
attend to taking testimony. witnesses
and commissioners, two thousand five
hundred dollars,
For stationery, books, fuel, labor
ers' hire, and other contingent and
miscellaneous expenses. three thou
sand dollars.
/ For payment of judgments which
may be rendered by the court Ia favor
of claimants, one hundred thousand
dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President
of the United States, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice Pres
ident of the United States, eight thou
sand dollars.
For compensation of secretary to
sign patents for public lands. one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation to the private
secretary, assistant secretary, (who
shall be shorthand writer,) two
clerks of fourth-class, steward, and
messenger of the President of the
United states. twelve thousand five
hundred dollars.
| For contingent expenses of the ex-
eeutive office, including stationery
therefor, four thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For CONDENSATION of the Secretarv
of State, two Assistant Secretaries
of State, for chief clerk, eight clerks
OF class four, additional to one clerk
of class four a disbursing clerk, eight
clerks of class three. three clerks of
class two, three clerks of class one
one messenger, one assistant messen-
ger, and seven laborers, ffty-eight
Thousand one hundred and forty dol
lars: Provided, That the pay of any
messenger in either of the DEPART
ments, executive or judicial, of the
government, employed during the
whole year, shall be eight hundred
and forty dollars per annum, and no
more; and the pay of any assistant
messenger employed as aforestated
shall be seven hundred dollars per an
mum, and no more; and the pay Of all
laborers aud Watchmen, (whether
night or day. employed as afore-
ated, shall be seven hundred and
twenty dollars per annum, and no
more.
For the Incidental and Contingent
E.cpeHses Of the Department Of State
For publishing the laws in PAM
phlet form and In newspapers OF the
States and Territories, and In the
city of Washington. forty thousand
dollars.
For proof reading, ana packing the
laws and document for the various
legations and consulates, including
boxes and transportation of the same,
three thousand dollars.
For stationery, blank books, furni.
ture, fixtures, and repairs, three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For copper-plate printing, books,
and maps, five thousand dollars.
For extra clerk hire and copying,
five thousand dollars.
For the General Purposes Of the Baild-
ing Occupied By the State Depart-
8IeRt
For the compensation of four
watchmen and two laborers of the
building, four thousand three hum
dred and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said
building, viz: for rent, fuel, lights,
repairs and miscellaneous expenses,
thirty thousand dollars.
Treasury Department.
For compensation of the Secretary
of the Treasury, two Assistant Sec
retaries of the Treasury, chief clerk,
eleven clerks of class four, additional
to one clerk Of class four as dIsburs-
ing clerk, twelve clerks of class three,
sixteen clerks of class two, fifteen
clerks Of class one, one messenger,
one assistant messenger. and three la
bOrers, one hundred thousand one
hundred and forty dollars.
In the construction branch of the
treasury: For supervising architect,
three thousand dollars; assistant su-
| pervising architect, two thousand
| dollars; photographer, twenty. five
hundred dollars; for two clerks of
| class four three thousand six hundred
dollars; for four clerks of class three,
| six thousand four hundred dollars;
| for three clerks Of C ass one. three
| thousandisix hundred dollars and one
messenger, eight hundred and forty
| dollars-twenty three thousand nine
hundred and forty dollars.
For First Comptroller of the Treas
uTy, three thousand five hundred dol
lars; for chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; four clerks of class four,
! seven thousand two hundred dollars
] four clerks Of class three, six thOus-
/ and four hundred dollars; FIVE clerks
! of class two, seven thousand dollars
/ two clerks of class one, two thous-
and four hundred dollars; one messen-
! ger, eight hundred and forty dollars;
and two laborers, twelve hundred
| dollars: In all, thirty thousand five
hundred and forty dollars.
For Second Comptroller of the
Treasury, three thousand dollars; for
chief clerk, two thousand dollars
eight clerks Of class four, fourteen
thousand four hundred dollars; six
teen clerks of class three, twenty
five thousand six hundred dollars;
twenty clerks of class two, twenty
| eight thousand dollars; twelve clerks
| OF class one, fourteen thousand four
hundred dollars; twelve copyists, ten
/ thousand eight hundred dollars: one
messenger, eight hundred and forty
dollars; one assistant messenger,
seven hundred dollars; and two labo-
rers, twelve hundred dollars; 10 all
one hundred Thousand nine hundred
and forty dollars.
For COMMISSIONER of Customs,
three thousand dollars; for chief clerk,
two thousand dollars; two clerks of
class four, thirty -six hundred dollars;
five clerks of class three, eight thous.
and dollars; eight clerks of class two,
eleven thousand two hundred dollars
/ Ave clerks of class one. six tbousand