Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-18

ment by Charles G. Edwins, discovered in Sep
TENDER last five thousand seven hundred and
ffty-eight dollars and twenty-nine cents.
For compensation of two assistants in the
Office Of the Librarian Of Congress, to date from
February first, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, whose employment is hereby authorized 1t
twelve hundred and eighteen hundred dollars,
respectively, three thousand dollars.
For outfit and extraordinary clerical expenses
Of the commission to revise the United States
statutes at large, one thousand dollars.
For the collation. and publication of the re-
ports of the foreign claims commissions between
the United States and other countries, to be sx-
pended under the direction of the Secretary of
State three thousand dollars, but not to exceed
three thousand dollars.
For alterations and extension Of the Treasury
buildings, forty thousand seven hundred
and thirty-four dollars and forty-ope cents. i
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
pay the present district attorney of Nebraska
his salary for the four years ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and sevsnty-oRs, eight hum
dred dollars. $500. Il
LIGHT HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
For repairs and incidental expenses in reft-
ting and improving light houses and buildings
connected Herewith, fifty thousand dollars.
x hss on Aa mt naf an: and sss
coasts with oil, wicks, glass chimneys, and
cleaning materials, and repairing and keeping
in repair the illuminating apparatus and lamps,
and all other necessary expenses contested with
the same, fifty thousand dollars.
For expenses Of raising, cleaning, painting,
repairing removing and supplying losses of
buoys, spindles and day beacons, and for chains,
sinkers, and other like necessaries, fifty thou
sand dollars. ~
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For public printing, one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars; Provided, That no print
ing shall be hereafter executed except on writ
ten order under the direction Of the heads Of
Departments or by the two houses of Congress,
as authorized by law.
For paper for the public printing, afty thou
sand dollars.
For the public binding, fifty thousand dollars.
For contingent fund Of the Office of the Con-
gressional Printer, fifteen hundred dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation of the Secretary of State,
assistant secretaries, clerks, messengers watch
men, and others, two hundred and thirty mine
dollars and seventy-fve cents
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form
and in newspapers Of the States and Territories,
and in the city of Washington, sixteen thousand
dollars. x.
For contingent expenses, one thousand nine
| hundred and ffty-thrse dollars and sevsnty-one
cents.
hereafter no salaries shah be paid to two minis
tiers for the same place for longer period than
| thirty days.
For rent of prisons lin China, two thousand
| five hundred dollars.
| For relief and protection of American seamen
in foreign countries, eighty thousand dol
| lars.
For contingent expenses Of foreign inter-
course, ten thousand five hundred and sixty
nine dollars and fifteen cents. sTTI5 ss1 9-r-7
| To pay the salary ofthe United States consul
at Hiogo and Osaca from the time of his appoint
| ment February ten, eighteen hundred and six,
| ty-eight, to june thirty, eighteen hundred and
| sixty-eight one thousand one hundred and SIX
| ty-six dollars and sixty cents.
| INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
| For deficiencies in the appropriation for the
service Of the fiscal years ending June thirty,
| eighteen hundred and seventy and seyeAty-one,
| namely: ,'sa ---5 sFrs 6.--r
| PENSION BUREAU.
| For compensation Of the Commissioner of
Pensions, clerks, messengers, watchmen, and
| laborers in his Office, ten thousand three hum
| dred and thirty -eight dollars and three cents.
For blank books, stationery, furniture, and
miscellaneous items in the Pension Office, two
| thousand FIVE hundred dollars. -
/ For twelve clerks of class one, fourteen thou
sand four hundred dollars, for seven laborers,
ant messengers, one thousand four hundred and
| forty dollars.
INDIAN OFFICE
| To enable the Secretary of the Interior to pay
| balance due on the Indebtedness incurred for
| the Indian service in California by Austin
| Wiley, former superintendent of Indian sf-
fairs, ten thousand five hundred and ffty-nine
dollars and ffty-four cents, or so much thereof
| as may be necessary. -,-
| For subsisting seven hundred and forty-seven
Ponca Indians from December first, eighteen
hundred and seventy, to July first, eighteen
hundred and seventy lone. including liabilities
| for the purpose already incurred fifteen thou
sand eight hundred and thirty.six dollars and
| sixty-four cents.
For blank books, stationery, furniture, and
miscellaneous items in the Indian Office, fifty
one dollars and ninety-fve cents.
| PATENT OFFICE.
| For casual repairs of the Interior Department
| building, FIVE thousand dollars.
| For salary of one examiner in charge OF in
references, and one first and one second assist
ant examiner in the Patent Office, Ave thousand
| nine hundred dollars. ~ 15l.iAd
For Eve clerks of class two, seven thousand
| dollars.
! For FIVE clerks of class one, six thousand DOL
lars. o"3
For the steam-hsating apparatus in the Inte-
| rior Department building, six thousand nine
hundred and seventy-fve dollars. e~sI
For expenses of packing ard distributing con-
gressional journels and document, six hundred
and thirty dollars and sixty cents.
For salaries of eight watchmen in the general
| service of the Interior Department building,
| five thousand seven hundred and sixty dol
/ lars. - - - fu7s
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to pay
the freight on the law libraries authorized to be
| purchased for each of the Territories of Idaho,
Montana. Utah, Wyoming, and Arizona, by
/ the act of July fifteen, eighteen hundred and
seventy one thousand two hundred and fifty
five dollars, or SO much thereof rs may be ne
| cessary. .Cr.
Mining statistics: For collecting statistics of
| mines and mining, to be expended under the
| direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For salary and commissions of the register
and receiver of the land Office at Susanville,
California, three thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses Of said ofie, I'VE hun
bred dollars. ri9-oi -st
CONTINUED
Saddles and Harness.