The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-24

| ItuI all other lIthOgnphing and engraving
| Ao thousand dollars Provided, That hereafter
10 clopCs letter or note shgtt-, Tor the use o
| fongTl-s or any depaetmcnt or officer, slp' b,
grintrd iic,h steel or copper plale, or by litho
| graphing.
| ( For copies of maps, plans, and diagrams il
facsimile on tracing linen for use OF the suprem,
| fourt of the United States, three thousand dol
| nrs Provided, That much OF the "Act max
| ny appropriations for the legislative, executive
| aud judicial expenses OF the government Tor The
year ending the thirtieth OF June, eighteen hun
| ired and seventy" approved Marsh three, eigh-
nen hundred and sixty nine, as relates TO the
| limiting Of extra copies OF public documents be
I'D the same Is hereby, repealed And provided
| lirther, That all proportions originating lie eli
her house OF Congress for printing sxtra copies
y public documents, the cost OF which shall eI
Hai the cum OF Ave hundred dollars, shall be by
~ current resolution, and all such resolutions
.i1l, upon their trims mission from either house
De immediately referred TO the Committee on
Printing OF tho house to which they arc sent.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For compensation of the Librarian, four thou
sand dollars.
For three assistant librarians, at two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars each, six thous'
and four hundred and eighty dollars.
/ For two assistant librarians, one at one thous-
and two hundred dollars, and one al nine hun
dred anc sixty dollars, two thousand one hun
dred aud sixty dollars.
For one messenger, one thousand seven hun
drcd and twrnty-eight dollars,
For three labOrers, at eight hundred and sixty,
four dollars each, two thousand five hundred and
ninety two dollars.
For three assistant librarians. at one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars each, four thou
sand three hundred and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said library, two
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of books for said library, eight
thousand dollars
For purchase Of law books Tor said library,
two thousand dollars.
L ahaan Of tI..sn n taAl aaI and,
papers, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses Of exchanging public documents
Tor the publications OF foreign governments,
one thousand five hundred dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, procuring ma
nure, tools, fuel, and repairs, and purchasing
trees and shrubs, under the direction OF the Ii
brary Committee Of Congress, five thousand
dollars.
For pay OF superintendent and assistants in
botanic garden and greenhouses, under the d.
rcction OF the Library Committee Of Congress,
eleven thousand two hundred and ninety. six
fSBric BunprSas - GROUNDS.
,r clerk In the Office Of Publ. Buildings
housand two hundred dollars.
pr messenger In the same Office, ehht hun.
and forty dollars. 49,
pr compensation to the public gardiner, one
isnnd four hundred and lorty dollars
or compensation to the laborer in charge Of
water closets In the Capitol, seven hundred
twenty dollars.
or compensation OF foreman and twenty
laborcrs employed In the public grounds,
etcen thousand two hundred IND ninety.six
lars.
or compensation of four laborcrs in the
1pitol, two thousand eight hundred and eighty
dollar.
OF heating apparatus under the old hall OF the
House OF Representatives, eight hundred and
siNty-four dollars.
For compensation OF furnace.kecpcr at the
dollar,
For two policemen at the Presidents house.
two Thousand Six hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of two night watChmVn ut
the Pr -dcnts house, one thousand eight hun
drcd dollars.
For compensation OF the doorkcepcr ut the
Presidents house. one thousand two hundred
dollars.
bridge across the eastern branch of the Potomac,
and for fuel, oil, and lamps, one thousand six
hundred dollars.
For wutchmoh In Franklin square, seven hun
drcd aud twenty dollars.
For compensation OF the person In charge of
the heating apparatus of the Library of Con-
grcss, and other steam-hcating apparatus In the
central building, eight hundred and sixiy-four
dollars.
For electrician for tho Capitol, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For compensation of five watchmen in rescr-
walton number two, three thousand six hundred
dollars.
For compensation of dnw-kcepers at the Po-
tomnc bridge. ana for fuel, oil, and lamps seven
thousand and seventy dollars
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries OF five judges OF the Court OF
Claims, the chief clerk and assistant clerk, bailin
and messenger thereof, twcnty-six Thousand
eight hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation OF attorneys to attend
taking testimony, witnesses, and com miss toners,
three thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For stationery, books, fuel, labor and other
contingent and miscellaneous expenses, three
thousand dollars.
For reporting the decisions of the court, clcr-
cal hire, labor in preparing aud experimenting
the printing OF The NTH volume Of the reportlsl
OF the Court Of Claims, TO be paid on the order
Of the court, one thousand dollars.
For payment OF Judgments which may be rem
dercd Toy the court in favor If claimants, one
hundred thousand dollars; Provided, That no
dardon or amnesty granted by the President,
whether general or special, by proclamation or
nor auv sreeptsnca Of such pardon or
In pursuance or as condition thereof, shall be
In evidence on the part of any claim
ant In the Court of Claims a. evidence In sup
port OF any claim against tho United States, or
TO establish the standing OF any claimant In said
court, or his right to bring and maintain suit
therein; nor shall any such pardon, amnesty,
acceptance, oath, or act as aforesaid, heretofore
offered or put In evidence on bnhalf OF any claim.
ant In said court, be used or considered by said
court, or by the appellate court on said appeal
said claimant, or any appeal thereirom, as any
part OF the proof to sustain the claim OF tho
claimant or to entitlc him 10 maintain his action
IN said Court OF Claims, or on appeal theretrom;
but the proof OF loyalty required by the twelfth
section Of the act Of March three, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-thrce, entitled IAN act to amend
an act to establish court for the Investigation
d claims against the United States" approved
February twenty-iour, eighteen hundred aud
iiy-lvo, and by the third section of the act en-
titled An act 70 provide for tho collection of
property, and for tho prevention of
United States" approved March twelve, elgh-
zen hundred and sixty-threc, and by the third
'ectlon ol the act entitled "An act TO provide
or appeals from the Court Of Claims, and for
'ther purposes, approved June twenty-five,
,ighteen hundred and slxty-eight, shall be made
~ proof OF the matters required by said sections
cspcctiycly, irrespective of the fleet of any cS
'cutivG proclamation, pardon, a..nesty, or other |
Jet OF conformation or oblivion. And in all |
'asCs where Judgment shall have been hereto |
ore rendered in the Court of Claims In favor of |
my claimant on any other proof Of loyalty than |
uch To is above required and provided, and |
which b. hereby declared to have been and 10 be |
he true iutcnt and ncuning OF said respective |
cts, the supreme Court shall, on appeal. have |
10 further jurisdiction OF the cause, aud .hll |
smiss he same for want of Jurisdiction: And |
'TuNlGtd further That whenever any pardon |
hall have heretofore been grantee 10y the |
'rusilugt Of the United States to ahy person |
ringing ia the Court of Claims for the proceeds |
u u'NNuhtd or captured property under |
he said act approved March twelve, eighteen
unlrub aud sixty three, and the acts amcnda-
ory at The same, and such pardon shall re
lite, Ia substance, that such person :Uak
art 100 the late rebellion against the gov
nmcut Of the United States or twas guilty
( an act OF rebellion against or disloyalty
D the United States, aud such pardon shall have
zen accepted In writing, by tho person 10 whom
he same Is issued, without an express disclaimer
I aud grDtcslatUn against such fact of guilt
obtained in such acceptance, such pardon and
ccvptducu shall be taken and dccmed in such
nil IN The said Court Of Claims, and ON appeal
conclusive evidence that such person
Id take part In and give aid and comfort to the
tic rebellion, and did not maintain true nllcgi-
nee or consistently adhere TO the United States;
nd on proof Of such pardon and acceptance,
hlch proof may DO heard summarily on motion |
T otherwise, the Jurisdiction OF the court in
10 case shall cease, and the court shall forth.
ith dismiss the suit OF such claimant.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation OF tho President OF the
nlcd States, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For compensation TO tho Vicc-Presidcnt Of
10 United States, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation Oi secretary to sign patents |
" public lands, fifteen hundred dollars.
For compensation To the private secretary, rs.
slant secretary, twhO shall be short hard
rit0r 81 aNprutiy. Rlerla n tVyn thousand /