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iOreatlMu.!n fur the top.
. Ih ile trade ' '
. -ise of artiloial limb for
Nmeo disabled in the aer-
.United States, to be rxprnd-
e direetlun vf the Burgeon
2,000 00
10,000 00
15,000 00
15,000 00
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itiim for payment of the ex
tbe joint committee of Con
InV d to ioquiie Into tbe eon
war t - -'
xpenera of the Joint eommlt
trnrto inquire Into the eon-
present nar
rriolnttnn antborltlnc the
ol the Nary to teat plM and
10000 00
or rrnarnug ttupe or noeting
'irulni'rabte.
oie of tettlng plana aad ma-
' rendering shipa and Aoatieg
irulnerable -
25,000 00
itlon fer tbe relief of the effi
fommiationed offitera, a d
' tbe battaiiun of mtnaea on
Mnnipiirt Gorern. on the
vorember. ljht.n bnndrad
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t'e the rdiccri, iinn4omoit
:ira, and priratea who com
, marine hattalma attached to
total naval expedition tinder
ir Dai ont fr the louet of their
fci by thef ntidenngof tbe
urrrno-, in which they were
, on tue third ut .November
7,163 51
Mtion to proride for the pre
If JtMedili of H mor " to tbe
en of the army ant rolnoteer
bare diitloffuithrd or mar
theioa.re In battle dnriog
it ion-limn.
' Jl ilI i f n.wor." with
imbl-m4tie derire. to be
;ii tbe nnme of Cungra to
I mmiuioni-a me ri ana pa
hall dutiugui.n tbrmaelvee
a Untry In ction, and other
. qoaiillea, duilnr ihe preaent
utiun mihlog further appro
mr ihf current aod eoutin-
10.000 00
nief of tbe Indian Department
,fUiui retyiti(n'at'ou with
u Indian tribea, tor the yenr
:ne tiirticti. emLteen huadred
?hr-e.
Trice In Nerada Ternt iry.
i mierp eter
500 00
e ot uioJ ud cli'tiing tiln
oe exuei.ded br tbe aonenn-
llndiw Affiira
al exo nei in Nerada Terl
jdmg offlM and trar.lling ei-
lerrlce in Colorado Territory.
t iuteip e er
a uf goieii aud o'nthlni to lo
be rxpeiidd by tbe lupenu
f ludiau Afflra
lai expo ie in Colorado Ter
icludug ttBce and travelling
5,000 00
2,000 00
500 00
5,000 00
.
.' Indian aervlce in U'ahTerr!-
2,000 W
Tor Ibe baeil rear rndma June
i-lh. elgbteei hundred and
threes
eter for Shoibonea
eierlirUtb
1,000 00
1,000 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
eter fur Kuby Valley acrnry
er "I xort u wrfer agency
eter for Spttnib Fork a&ner
itl of gooda and clothing to
to he emended bv the nih.r-
V if Indan Affalra
r,,ooo oo
ital eipena a m Ut-ih Temto-
iding olDce aud travelling ex-
2,000 00
$V5,500 OH
for the relief of tbe owner ef
Iib ahip Perfiibira.
ion by the United Statei a team,
acbuaetta, In June liar, under
run mat a no n jj unlawfully
lhe blockade of the port of Mo-
1,000 00
"for the relief of William Y.
hnunt pa d Into the ouU a Tree-
Itht twdvy-ieventh of J.nasrj,
p ounaria aua lony-nre .
CO 00
: Tor the relief of Z B Caverlv.
Icretiry of Legation at Lima,
Irylcet and exprni! at iperial
erirnm L,ima to vvanine(ou,iu
I nunoreamimrjliy-u iie,eiinteen
I ar d ilxty, and eighteen hundred
y-one ...
1.988 00
t forFth relief of tbe owoen,
ana cr iw i,i me uauiin barque
Loieutien.
net oecaiion-d by reason of the
iliezure and deteotloo of laid
by tbe Murnl g Light, a vaiel
Uultoa Qtat-a blnekailirig squad
the month of Dei ember list,
rull romo niatioo tj the maater.
lid crew ofsald barque
t-far-tbe relefr the ownera.
1,850 00
."andlcrew of the Spaniih baraue
dencU." . ,
g'luccMioned by reason of tbe
ul s-iture aud u-t'Dtioo ot taia
br a steamer of tho United
hliiebatlin ntiailmn. in the
Lof November last, anj as. full
la'ion to tbe maiter. male, and ,
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;L A r ),g, 2.791 01
I aaiv iaitjuv
It fir the relief nf John Bklrring,
hrf tcea tn mas.lng df atgns, draw-
l-i-l iue-fureujen in aud about
bl c bu I ,inja lu the city of Waih-
aod o'ner expenani alter atrg
. .vwbir tee oirectun hi the
oa-rof Puilic B lildings.fiam
tf ai4bteea ba idred ana (urt)-two
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Charles '. Huff, of the United 8Utes
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Fortke p.j anil emihnoe-ts due him for
the toon 11 i r lurch and Apt!', one
tho-isaed egbt hnndndand alitj-one,
at major ot thu rrslment of monnted ,
'rifl-meo. United States army. . 419 00
Br the act for the rrlief of lieutenant
1 riju-i 8. Orant,
rorlouof public fundi lnhnthandi.br
tneft; on the nliht i f the alxteenth of
,Jaue, Kg item hundred and jottj-lght 1,000 00
Br the ae. I rtbrli-fcf now'lf.IIirte, "
u,i ....ri?j.iii wt '
For eeftaln papera crrpared by htm. br
direetlun of tbe Cummluioner of Fat
rnti, lilt 'tratlre, uf the " Pmtreti of
Agrlealti n-lo IticUmt-dH'atri durlni
trn rem " and for an article entl ltd
"It.ilrivtfi nrtbe Uniud SUttl tn eigh
teen hundred and Bflr" . , 274 60
By th ao i or lhe rrli'f of the f uffireri by
- ibe burn mg of the Wa bingtiin Infiima
rr vn the) niiiht of Nor'tnber third, eigh
teen hunf rrd and tlxtr-ime.
Fur tbe amount of pr"pm t; loit by each of
tne oiiieri oi unailty ana leamie ler
rante eidpliyrd In the Waihington In
firmary at tbe tine of Iti eonfligraltun 620 00
By the act for tbe rlirl of Commodore
1 I lltram Paulding
For Hi expenara in dileidlng hlmielf
aralnat a tuit bmucht agnnit him for
taking Charlea MrD maid (i neof Wm.
Wa ker'i fiUiwer) from the atrauier
" Mo gal," at 8'D Juan del N.irte. In
Nlcaraa:ea, and lending him on board the
United Statri ih p " data'oia," In the
year eighteen hundred and fl tyeveu -
Br the act to nar B. Y. Bbeller for hli
100 00
eiaim ana troprnveuienu'aKen irom mm
by the Umaha reaervation in the Terrl
lorv of Nebra.ka.
. . . w ... i t,
Fer all claim, of laid Bbeller agilnit the
Oovernment oi tbe Umt-d Hia'ea lor
1 hli M claim" and Improvement! thereon,
which were taken inm him b) th Uni
ted Sutra 6 r the OJha rriervatlon in
Nebra.ka Territory, In the year eigh
teen hundred and fifty-five .
By the act for Ihe relief of J. W Nf e.
Fur balanee due ferumlal 1 g h Tiea and
carryalli, and hauling b x.ianl other
art e ea fur tbe iie of tbe II' ii of He
preienutlvei for tbe twentyahtii Con
a irri, under a written contract with be
Po.tmilter of tbe Houie ot Urpreaen
Utlvea.datrd Januir) tbe fifth, eighteen
bui.dredaiid forty.f.ur .
For balance due for Improvementa'made
oi th-i bptauieal aardn lot and fur dam
agea .u Jttln d by aaid J. W. Nye 1 1 be
In deprived uf iheueanl occufation
of tbe tot according tn tbe termi and
coi dilicJia contaiued in a certain leaie
from the Preaideut or the United Btatei
to laid J. W, Nye .
1,315 00
1,451 84
3 432 44
$4 887 28
By the act for the reliefer Brigadier Gen
eral Joseph O Totteo.
For money advanced fur the benefit of the
United Mtatei in the purchue i f certain
lind of (William Aapiuwall for furtlfioa-
tlooa oti Stattn IilaLd, in the hrbor of
New York - , 2
By tbe relolutl-n In relation to tbe claim
or Manh.ll O. Roberta for the loaa or
tbe i eamerS ar of Ihe West
Furctinpeiiastino for the loaa oHbe ateam
ahlp btar or the Weit, while in tbe aer
vie and under the direction ot the Uni
ted State! Indefinite.
$894 904.97J 34
BECAPITULATION.
Legislative, executive, Judicial, and mis.
crllanefus
Army, rut tbe year ending June 30, 1-62 .
Army, for the year ending June 30 18b3 ,
Navy, for the year ending June 30, 186M ,
Navy, for the tear endliig Juuo3j,lr63 ,
D plumailo aud c niular .
Indian d-arlment . .
Post Offite Department .
rll lury Academy ....
$13 997194 56
23864').438 77
54J346340 55
3U.48il,2')4 00
4274I.3AS U
115 8-9 8
2 1l7,90i 04
14,744 800 00
150211 00
7,015,000 00
1,450,600 00
44 497 06
roiUDtaaoa . .
rvalid and other oersioos
Treaty with the kingdjm of llanovtr
$8J4 9U4 72 34
II. OrFICSES CRE1TED A5S TUX SlUKIEa TSXEEOr.
By the aft (Chap. I) to further promote the efficiency
01 tne navy, approveu ieuemuer t, icui.
The President may select any officer from the grade!
of captain or commander in the navy and assign him to
tne commanu OI a squaaron, witu uie ran auu iiiiu vi
a "flag-officer," to receive "the pay to which ho would
have been entitled If he were on the active list of the
Ty"
Jjy tne act (Lnap. IV J to proviae lor allotment ccniu-
cates among me toinnteer lurces, appruveu octcui-
ber24, IStil.
The President 1 authorlied to appoint, for each State
hiring volunteers In the service, three commissioners
for procuring allotment certificates for the families of
volunteers. No pay allowed by the act.
By the act (Chap. VI1IJ to promote the efficiency of the
aead-icuer omco, approveu uautuu-y ai, iou
The Postmaster General Is authorised to appoint twen-
ty-flve additional clerks, at an avcrago salary ofJSOO
per aunum, no one to receive over ei,iu.
By the act (Chap. XJ to authorise the President to ap
point two additional Assistant Secretaries or War,
approved January 22, 1861.
The President may appoint two additional Assistant
Secretaries ot War, whose eaiary shall each bo $3, 000
a year, to continue for one year.
By tne act (unap. ah,; auiuonzing an increase oi tue
clerical forco In the War and Nary Departments, ap
proved January 27, 18b2.
The Secretary of War Is authorlied to appoint as fol
lows :
In tho office of the Secretary o! War, four clerks of
class one, at $1, 200 a year each.
In the office ot the Adjutant Ueniral, eighteen clerks
ot class one, at $1, 200 a year eachaud two niiscngcrs.
Pay not stated.
In the office or the Quartermaster General, tin clerks
ot class one, at 1, 200 a year each, and one niesenger.
Pay not stated. '
In the'offica ol tho Surgeon General two dirks ot ilass
one, at 41, 200 a year each, and one laborer. Pay not
stated.
In the office ot Chler or Engineers, one cltrk of class
one, at (1, 200 a year.
In tbe office of Chler or Ordnance, three clerks ot class
one, at II, 200 a year each.
In the office ot the Commissary Oeneral, three clerks
or class one, at SI, 200 a year each, and one laborer.
Pay not stated.
The Secretary ot tho Navy Is authorlied to appoint
fonr additional clerks or class one, at $1, 200 a jcur
each.
Br the act fChan. XVlto anthoriio the President otthe
United States, In certain cases, to take possession or
railroad and telegraph linos, aud for otner purposes,
anDrovod January 31. 1S0J.
The President may appoint, by and with the advice
and cousent of the benate, three commissioners to as
sess tho damages suffered by any railroad or telegraph
company, and tjie compensation for the same, each com
missioner to lie allowed 48 per day.
By the act (Chap. XXXVI) fixing the number of the
IIouso ot Representatives from and after thu 3d ot
March, 1863, approved March 4, 1802.
Bight additional members, as follows t One to Penn
sylvania, one to Ohio, one to Kentncky, one to Illinois,
one to Iowa, one to Minnesota, one to Vermont, and one
to Rhode Island, to receive thu pay and mileage of mem
bers of Congress.
By the act (Chap. XXXVHJ to provide for tho appoint
ment of additional clerks In the office of the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, and for other purposes, appro
tod March 6, 166.!.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York may appoint.
from time to time, with tho consent of the Secretary of
tbe Treasury sucli oilier clerks, messengers, ana watcu
men, in addition to those already employed, as tho pub
lic business may require, their compensation to be fixed
By tne (secretary of tho Treasury.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York Is also authoriz
ed to appoint from among hU clerks a deputy assistant
treasurer, whose compensation shall not ),0l0 exceed
per annum.
Byithe act (Chap, XLI) making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, aud Judicial expenses ot the
government for the year ending JuneiUO, 1863, and
additional appropriations tor tne year enaing June Jd,
-5--; JU62. aobrOTod March.,14, 1862.
k.v.-i f"K-iqi4,rflf
i- b c.tli ilUtilt.nrttA In fctinolnt. bv and WlthM,
the advice an.t conaent of the, Benale,nd-'ASiliuat
. a K.I e. .- ..- -, IOJI.1.
Socrotary df tbt InU-rlor, at in aftnhal .alary ot j,vw.
By the act fChari XLI1IJ for a Joint eommlsilon for ho
proaerTallc j ot the Atlantic 'fHhereJJ'apfrbrr March
. n-iM u :.!. I. nil,n.l,t lnanrnfn h eoramllsioAer
tomoot.t h commliloncr a may WippolntM bj
Oreat Briti in ana France, to Kifin vu i
for the pre erration of the Attanuc njoerica, wsmj.
fhll act inl noffock the uni of J,uw appropnawu.,, ,
Br the act (Chap. XLVIi; to proviae' wr me rawe
I mentof intlera In the volunteer aervloo, and a deBno
their dn lc, approred March XV,1$C1 aira't
It in ton e tho duty of oath-commanding officer ota
it-..i. in .AMi. a K tM.ud br the commiuioncd ori-
coni Of each regiment one tutlar for.thojeglmentf.and
eachVclrdeno of volnntoen lliall hive pno auUer, and
Jio more, viho shall U- the lole'TOtler U that regiment.
Ry the acUfChap. XLVIII) to provide for the appoint.
merit oi BierKi in too oiaco ui mo ..........
at Bostdn, to fix their aalaxiei, and provldeirortthe
abiencelof tho A!tant yTreaaurer,' and (or 'other
purpoicl, approved March 19, 18112. " f-1'1. c. -'
In lieu bf the clcrki heretofore authorlied, tad Aa
istant Trdaanrer at Boston aothorlied to appoint,
iit, it.. .t.nrM.ttnn nf the eWretaiT of the Treasury,
one chief elerk, at an annual Hilary of HIdOO; oie djaJ
bursing clrrk, at a eaiary oi eiiDvu waaa
clerk, nt tl,200 per annum, and" one messenger it' a
alary of 1700 per annum. L "; cVi , A
By the act fChap. LIVJ for the release of certain pr
loni held to lerrlce or labor la tho District of Colum
bia, approved April IS, 1602. - ,
' The Preildent ihall appoint, byand with the advice
and consent of the Senate, three comnilaslouen, who
.1..1I t.a. mA Atermlnt all claims tiresented .under
this act, and shall receive u componsatlon for their
eerrices, upon filing their report, the aum. of, 13,900
each. - - ".
The said commissioners may appoint a dork, ,who
shall receive JO0 per montu.i t r
By the k (Chap. LV) to reorganlte and Increase tho
efficiency of the medical dtpartroont of the army,
, ,tt lrt lO.'O . a
approvcu April iu, icu. - -
There shall be added to the preaont iraedloali corpa of
the army ten surgeons ana ten nesisinm anrgevua, i
lui nrnmnlMl mid Annolntcd nnder eitstlnci laWS.
Ihere shall bo appointed twenty medical eadctsj'who
Ihall receive 30 per montu ana oou.raiion a oj-.
Tt . .1..11 t .nttni...! nimnne hMTiltil stewards
as the Surgeon General may consider1 Accessary lor the
publlo sen ice, whose pay shall be W peT montn.
The Surgeon Oeueral to be appointed under Hill act
hall receive' the rank, pay, and f tnolnmenls of atrlga
dler general. tr , n . ,
There shall bo appointed eight inedical Inspectors.
with the rank, pay, and cmolcmuiiU of a lieutenant
iUnnI fir i-nvilrv. a
There shall bo an Assistant Surgeon General and a
Medical Inspector General, with the rank, pay, and
emoluments each of a colonel of cavalry.
Medical purveyors aro also provided for by the act,
l.nt ll nnmlwr and rnmnentation are UOt Stated
By the not (Chap. MX.) to establish ft branch mint 'of
tho unltea Mates at uenvtr, m tne icrmurj vi uv."
rado, approved April 21, 1862.
The President shall appoint, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, a superintendent of tho mint,
at a salary of $2,000 per onnuni j an aesayer, al 81,S0U
per annum , amelter and refiner, at tl.SOO per annum;
and a coiner at 81,b00 per annum. "
The sujierintcndent shall appoint as many clerks,
subordinate workmen, ind laborer", under the direction
of tho Secretary ut the Treasury,' is may bo Required.
Compensation l.ot stated.
By the act (Chap. LXVII) to establish a port of entry
in the collection district ot Beaufort, South Carolina,
approred May 13, 1S6-.
There 1iall 1 appointed a cullector of the customs,
who shall real lo at said port, at " annual salary ol
ei.uOO.
The Secretary ot the Treasury may appoint such in
spectors, weighers, gaugcrs, measurers, aud other offi
cers as may be necessary, whose compensation shall not
exceed the rates now allowed to similar officers at other
ports ot entry and delivery,
lit-tl,e nrt Thin. LXXI) to Termlate tho time of hold.
lng the courts of the United States for tho district of
Kentncky, ana Tor otner purposes, approveu. mt au,
A clerk shall be appointed at every place ot holding
circuit and district courts in Kentucky. Compensation
lint stated.
By tho act (Chap. LXXII) to'rttabllsh'a Department ot
4lllCUi,Ul', UJIJHOItUW. , .-v..
The President shall appoint, by and with tho adTlerj
and consent of thj Senate, a Commissioner nt Agricul
ture, who shall 1 the chler exocntlvo officer of the D(V
partment ot Agriculture, and receive an'annuil salary
t.t at iiiui
The Commissioner may appoint a ciiicf ,clcrk, at
2,000 per annum ; and may olsc) appoint sucbotker
employed, including ihemlsts, botanists, find others
skilled In the natural sciences pertaining tongrujeuturv,
n Cnnim aa may. from timu to time, urovlde.
Uy tne act (Uiiap. i,..vi mtuciuL, appropriations to
reimburse tho contingent fund of the office of the Sec
retary r the Treasury, includinir compensation or ad
ditional clerks, who may be employed according to
the exigencies ot the public sen lie, and tor tempo
rary clerics for the currc nt fiscal J ear, and for the year
ending June 30, 1663, and to provide for the omploy
ment ot additional clerks in the office of the Assistant
Treasurer at St. Louis, approved May 20, 1802.'
The Secretary of tho Treasury Is authorised 'to cm
nlov temporary clerks, ("number not stated) and cla
slfy them according to the character ot their serylces,
and allow them such compensation as he shall see fit,
which shall In no caso exceed l,-Oil per annum.
After the 30th day of Jnne, 1862, thero shall be,em-
ployed in the office of the Assistant Treasurer 'at' St.
Louis a chler clerk and teller, at 81,800 per annum, and
an assistant clerk, at 1,200 per annum.
Tho clerks authorized by this act aro to bo in tho
place ot all other clerical force now authorized for tho
said office.
By the act (LXXV1I.) to provldo for tho publlo Instruc
tion of jouth In primary schools throughout tbe
eonnty of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
without tho limits ot the cities or Washington and
Georgetown, approved May 20, 1602.
The levy court ot tho county or Washlncton. shall
appoint seven commissioners or primary schools for said
county, ttho shall have power to appoint a clerk and a
treasurer ot the school fund, who shall each be allowed
on annual conniensation of elOO
There shall also be appointed three trustees and a
collector for each school district.
By the act (Chap. LXMXJ to provldo for the codifica
tion of the laws of the District of Colombia, approred
May 20, 1S6J.
The President is authorized to appoint, by and with
tho advice and consent ot the Senate, three snltable per
sons to revise and codny the Iatvs or the Ulstrlct or Col
umbia. No compensation allowed by the act.
Notb. The act (Chap. CLXXXH.) making Bupplc
mental appropriations tor sundry c,ivil expenses ot tho
government fur tho year ending Juno 30, 18W, and for
the year ending Juno 30, 18C2, and Tor other purjioses,
approved July 16, 1662, reduces tho number of tho
commlislouers to one, and appropriates i3,0UO for his
pay and Incidental expenses.
By the act (Chap. LXXXJ to authorize tho appoint
ment of medical storekeepers and chaplain of hospit
als, approved May 20, lHnZ.
There shall be added to tho medical dgpartment of the
army six medical storekeepers, who shall have tbo pay
and emoluments ot military storekeepers in thequarter
lnaster's department.
The President Is authorized to appoint, it he shall
deem It necessary, a chaplain for each permanent hos
pital, whose pay shall be that ot regimental chaplains
in tho volunteer force.
By the act (Chap. XCIJ to allow the State ot California
an additional representative In the Thirty-seventh
Congress, approvi a June -, jsu..
Tho State of California Is allowed an additional repre
sentative In Congress until the beginning of the Thirty-eighth
Congress, to rcceltp the usual per diem and
mileage of a menibi r or Congtess.
By the act (Chap. XCIIJ abolishing certain collection
districts and reducing compensation ot officers of cus
tom in California, approved June 2, 160.1.
There shall lie appointed an Inspector at each uf tho
following places- Monterey, San Diego, Hacramonto,
Beniclo, Stockton, and ban Pedro, at an auuual com
pensation each of $1,000.
By the act (XCIl ) to prevent and punish fraud uu the
part protniers Intrusted tilth making ot contracts tor
the government, appiovcd June 2, 11402.
The Secretory tit the Interior is required to provldo
In his department a" returns office," In v. hlch are to bo
filed al contracts of tho government, and he Is author
ized to appoint a cienc lor sail otuce, at au annual sal
ary of Jl.zoti.
Note.-. Tho operation oi mis act us suspenaea nntu
the first Monday In January, 1863, by tho act approved
Jnly 17, 1602, Chap. CCIII.
By the act (Chap. XCIV) to establish a land office In
Colorado Territory, anil fur other purposes, appruved
June 2, 1862.
The President is authorized to appoint, by and with
the advice aud consent of the Senate, a register and re
ceiver ot publlo moneys for 'the Cclorad6 district, who
shall receive the same compensation as ls'alloy,ed by
law to register and receivers in Kansas.
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tne republics oi uayu ana. idbena, respce.
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ldcnt Is aathorliadyby and with the advice
it of inn Renate. to antwttnt a eAmmlaalrmne
and. rbnsi
arlSconiui general to each of the'republlcs of Uaytl and
Liberia, whose compensation! shall be, according to the
act oi August in, looo, f i,ouv, trot ini commissioner
to Liberia hhall not recclro tnore thutHOOO per an
nunu (,,
By the act;(Chap. XCVIII) for the collection or direct
taxes In Insurrectionary districts within the United
etatea, approred June 7, 1B02.
.Tho President Is authorised to appoint, br ind with
the advlco'and consent ot the Senate, a board of three
tax commissioners for each State in which Insurrection
exists, at an annnal salary each of 43,000. t -,
-.The commissioners may employ a clerk, whose com
pensation shall be (1,200 per annum. ,
jiy.tne act (unsp. u.wij to change the port of entry)
tor in district oi urunswicic, ueorgta, approved June
.20.-18C2.
i c Thero shall bo appointed a deputy collector to reside
at uanen.ana to exercise such powers u the secretary
6f. tho Treasury may by law .prescribe. Compensation
not stated) f '
By the' act (Chap. CX1XJ to provide Internal revenue
to support 'the government, and to pay Interest on
'-'the public debt, approved July 1,'1862. "
Tho i'rceldeni is authorized to appoint, by ana with
the advice and consent of thd Senate, a Commissioner
of .Internal Revenue, with an annual salary or $4,000.
Aud the Secretary ot the Treasury may appoint In the
office of the Commissioner as many clerks as he may
deem necessary or the public, service may require.
.number ana compensation not stated. ,
''The President shall divide tho fctatcs and Territories
and the District of Columbia into convenient collection
districts, and appoint, with the advice and consent of
the senate, an assessor and a collector tor eacn district.
Bach assessor shall divide his district Into a conve
nient number of assessment districts, and appoint one
assistant Assessor for each district.-
Each collector Is authorlied to appoint as many dep
uty collectors as he may think proper, to be compensa
ted by him for their services. ' u
Te) each! assessor there shall be allowed and paid (3
per day for each day employed In making necessary ar
rangements and giving Instructions 'to assistants, (5
per day for every day employed in hearing 'appeals,
making lists, Ac, and $1 for every hundred taxablo
persons contained in the tax lists as returned to the
Commissioner.
Lach assistant assessor shall receive $3 per day for
every day actually employed in collecting lists and
making valuations, and $1 for every hundred taxable
personsonthetax list as returned by him to tne assessor.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury may fix such additional
rates or compensation to the assessor and assistant as-
ssors In California, Oregon, and tbe Territories, as ho
may deem Just ana reasonable.
To each collector, In full compensation for his services,
and that of his deputies, there shall be allowed a com
mission ot four per centum on the first hundred thous
and dollars, and two per centum npon all sums above
that amount, to bo computed on the moneys paid over
and accounted for to tho Commissioner! but the whole
compensation shall not exceed $10,000, excert In col
lection districts embraced In more than one congres
slonaUllstrict. There shall be designated by tho collector In every
assessment district, where tho same may be necessary,
ono or more inspectors, n ho shall recelt o such lees as
may be fixed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
By the act (Chap. CXX) to aid In the construction of a
railroad ana teicgropn line irom tno Missouri river to
the Paalfic ocean, and to secure to the government
the use of the same for postal, military, and other
purposes, approred July 1, 1862.
The President shall appoint two directors on the port
of the government, In addition to those appointed by
tbe stockholders or the company, ana ne snail aiao ap
point throe commissioners to examine and report to
him whenever the company shall hare completed forty
consecutive miles of railroad and telegraph line ready
for servioe. No compensation allowed by the act.
By the act (Chap. CXXIII) to provide for tho appoint
ment or an lmuan agent in uoioraao Territory, ap
proved July 1, 1802.
The President Is authorlied to appoint, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, an agent for the
Grand Rlrer'and Wlntah bands of Indisns, in Colorado
Territory, at an annual salary of $1,500.
llythe act (t;nap. uaavujio proviao lor aciaiuonsi
medical officers of tho volunteer service, approved
Jul 2, 1862.
Tho President is authorized to appoint, by and with
tlto odtlco and consent of the Senate, forty surgeons
and one hundred and twenty assistant surgeons of vol
unteers, who shall hare the rank, pay, and emoluments
pticorrospondlug grades lu the regular army.
.. Instead of ono assistant surgeon, as now protided
by law, each regiment of volunteers shall have two as
sistant surgeons.
By the act (Chap. CXXIXJ to establish a land district
'"in tho Territory of Nevada, and for other purposes,
I approved July 2, 1862.
The President Is authorised to appoint, by and with
tho advice and consent of tho Senate, a register and
receiver for the district of Nevada, who shall be allowed
the somo compensation allowed to similar officers under
the act of April 20, 1818.
By the act (Chap. CXXX1II) making appropriations for
the support ot the army tor the year ending Juno 30,
1663, and additional appropriations for the year end
ing June 30, 1862, and for other purposes, approved
July 6, 1862
Tlin President la anthorlzed to appoint not more than
forty major generals and two hundred brigadier gener
als, and all acts and parts of acts authorising a greater
number of officers of theso grades In the army are re
pealed. Enlisted men in tho ordnance department known aa
pinaster workmen," are to be designated as strgtantii
those known as "armorers," "carriage makers," and
J blacksmiths," shall be designated as cornorofsi "arti
ficers" as pricatti of the Jirit claui and "laborers" as
pnmln "J lie Kcena clan, no cnange oi pay is provi
ded by the act.
There shall be added to tho clerical force of tho Snr
geon General's offico ono clerk of class one and one clerk
of class two.
To tho clerical force of tho Paymaster General's office,
twenty clerks of class two, and twenty clerks of class
one.
To the clerical ond oteer force of tho Adjutant Gener
al's office, four clerks or class two, six clerks ot class
one, and ten other clerks at a monthly compensation or
$60.
The Adlutant General may detail ten or more non
commissioned officers of the army to act as clerks In his
office.
The President is outliorized to appoint, by and with
tho advice and consent of the Senate, as many military
storekeepers in the quartermaster's department of the
army, not exceeding twelve, as tho publlo servico may
renulre. Compensation not stated.
llythe act (map. i...iv l to reorganize tne navy
Department oi tno unltea etates, approved July o,
1802.
By this act all offices existing In tho Navy Dcpart-
mret are abolished, and in lieu thereof tho following
have been crcatea:
A Bureau of Yards and Docks, a Bureau of 'Equip
ment and Recruiting, a Bureau ot Navigation, a Bureau
or Ordnance, a Bureau or Construction and Repair, a
Bureau ot Steam Engineering, a Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing, a Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, to
each ot tthlch there shall be appointed by thu President,
bv and with the advice and consent ot the iBenate, a
chief, whose salary shall be $3,000 per annum, and who
shall hold his office during four yuan.
The Sucretary or the Navy shall appoint clerks and
other officers, as follows t
In the offlie ot tho Secretary ot tho Navy, a chict
clerk, at a salary oi bz.uuu per annum.
One clerk, at a salary oi $1,800, who shall also be
dlsburs uc clerk, at 8200 per annum.
five clcrKs, with a salary oi ci,uiai eacn; tnree
clerks, with a salary ot $1,400 each; four clerks, with
a salary of $1,200 each: one messencer. at 8900: one
asslstaut messenger, at $700; and two laborers, at $600
per annum each.
In the Bureau ot Yards and Docks, one civil engineer,
at a salary or $2,000; one chief clerk, at $1,800; one
clerk, It $1,600; three clerks, at $1,400 each) one
draughtsman, at $1,400; one clerk, at $1,200; one
messenger, at $840; and tno laborers, at $600 each per
nuiiumf
In the Bureau ot equipment Ind Recruiting, one
chlet c)erk, at a salary of $1,800; two clerks, at $1,400
each) one chirk, at $1,200; and one messenger, at $340
per annum.
In the Burtau of Navigation, one chief clerk, at a
salary of $1,800; one clerk, at $1,400, and one at $1,200;
and a messenger, at $640 per annum.
In tllo uureau of Urelnance, one assistant, to oo se
lected from the commissioned officers of the Navy, at a
salary of $3,000; one draughtsman, at $1,400; one
clerk, at $1,400J one messengor, at $840; one laborer,
at $600. and ono at $460 por annum.
In the Bureau of Construction and Repair, one chler
clerk, at a salary or $1,800; one draughtsman and firo
clerks, at a salary each or $1,400; one clerk, at $1,200;
one messenger, at $840; and one laborer at $600 per
annum.
By tWactVChap. XCVI) to aothorlzo the President of
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n,tho Bureau of Steam Engineering, one citlcf'clezk
Olie Chief Cleik.
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at ft MUrr of il.800: one daffhtinuui and one cUrk.
at fl400 each; one Militant idriughUnun, at fl.SOQ;
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outturn;
In the Bureau of Provialona and f-lothlnp. an chief
clerk; at' salary of $1,800; four clerki, at $1,400 each;
on clerk, at $1,200; one messenger, at $840; and one
laoorer, at m w per annum.
In tho Bureau or Medicine and Surgery, two clerks,
at' $1,400 oach, one messenger, at $840; and ons labor:
er, at row per annum.
For the protection of the building there shall be ap- i
l!nf-1 on A Mr.!, tm.n ml !-, l1.l h.I.Cm.h .1 r
pointed one day watchman and two night watchmen, at
a salary ofi $600 each t and for the care of the building,'
iuruce, icon grounds, inero snail as appointed ono iaJ
borer' at,$600, and one at $360 per annum. 1 '
aiyine act (Uh.p. tj.L) to carry into effect the treaty
between the united States and Iter Brlttannic Majesty
for tho suppression of the Afrloon slave trade, ap
prored July 11. 1862.
The President is authorised to appoint, br and with
the advice and consent of tho Senate, a Judge and an,,
arbitrator to reside In tho city of New York; tho Judge ,
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auaa - j,,., mh i.iv ui v,vv, biiu lieu n-uii.netir
at tne rate oi i,.i.n. per annum.
He shall also appoint, by and with the advice and!
eonsent of, tho Senile, a juelge and an arbitrator, to ro-
side, respectively, at Sierra Leone and the Cape of
Good Hope; each of said Judges shall be paid at the I
rate of $,KK per annum, and the arbitrators, each, at
the rate of 12.000 per annum.
'The Judge at New York shall have power to appoint
H clerk or registrar, who shall be allowed the same fees
aa aro allowed to the clerk ot the' United States court
for tho southern district of New York for similar ser
vices. By tho act (Chap. CXL1H) making further appropria
tions for sundry civil expenses of tho government for
-, the year ending June 30, 1863, and additional appro
priations for the year ending Juno 30, 18C2, approred
July 11, 1802.
For compensation of fonr additional drawkoepers for
the draws at the Long bridge, an aggrcgato of $3,066.
By the act (Chap. CXLIVJ making appropriations for
the payment of the bounty authorized by the sixth
section or an act entitled "An act to authorize the
employment of volunteers to aid In enforcing the
laws and protecting public property," approved July ,
32, 1861, and for other purposes, approved July 11,
1862.
For twenty additional clerks to bo employed in thu
office of the Commissioner of Pensions, viz : fifteen
clerks, at $1200 each, and firo clerks, It $1,400 each
$25,000.
By the act (Chap. CL) to aothorlzo the Secretary of the
Treasury to appoint a deputy collector of tho customs
at Chlncoteague island, In the btato ot Virginia, ap
proveu juiy ii, i-
The Secretary of the Treasury Is authorized to appoint
deputy collector of customs at Chtncoteazuo Island.
Virginia, whoso compensation shall bo the legal fees of
his office.
By the act (Chap. CM) relating to schools for the edu
cation or colored children In the cities of Washington
and Georgetown, in tho District of Columbia, ap
prored Jnly 11, 1662.
A board of trustees, consisting of three members, Is
created, and the Secretary of the Interior Is authorised
to fill vacancies in the said board as tho same may occur.
No compensation provided by the act.
By tho act (Chap. CLXIVJ making appropriations for
the naral service for tho year ending 30th June, 186J,
and for other purposes, approted July 14, 1662.
Tho third sectloti ot the act provides that thero shall
bo ono clerk to tho navy agent at Mare Island, Califor
nia, at $2,000, and ono clerk at $1,500 per annum. At
the navy yard at Mare Island thero shall be one clerk
to the commandant, at $1,500 ; ono clerk ot tho yard,
at $1,500; one clerk to the paymaster and Inspector of
provisions, &c, ot $1,500; ono clerk to tho naval con
structor, at $900 ; one clerk to the civil engineer, at
$900; and one draughtsman to the civil engineer, at
$1,200; and one steward to the paymaster, at $750 per
annum.
The President Is authorized to appoint, annually, ten
acting midshipmen at the Naval Academy, to be selected
from the sons of officers or aoldlors, and of officers or
men In the naral or marine service, who have distln-
Snlshcd themselves In the servico of the United States,
y the act (Chap. CLXVIJIto grant pensions, approted
July 14, 1862.
The Commissioner of Pensions Is authorized to ap
point, at his discretion, civil surgeons, to mako the bi
ennial examinations of pensioners, required by law,
and to examine applicants for pensions ; for such exam
ination he shall receivo a feo of $1 50, to bo paid by
tno pensioner or applicant.
The Secretary ot tho Interior Is authorized to appoint
S special agent for the pension office, to aid In detecting
irauas against tne pension laws, at an annnal salary or
$1,2U0.
By the act (Chap. CLXIXJ to further provldo for tho
collection of the revenue upon the northern, north
western, and northeastern frontier, and for other pur
poses, approved July 14, 1862.
The Secretary of the Treasury Is authorized to ap
point, In cases where ports may bo opened within Ju
surrectlquary States during the rebellion, special reve
nue agents of the department at those posts, who shall
receive the same compensation heretofore allowed by
law for similar duties in such ports.
By the act (Chap. CLXXXIJ to amend an act entitled
"An act to create a metropolitan police district of the
District of Columbia, and to establish a police there
for," approved August C, 1861. Approved July 16,
1862.
The board of metropolitan police may appoint an offi
cer to be known as tho "property clerk," who shall
receivo an annual salary of $1,200.
The board may appoint from among the police a sani
tary company to consist of not more than ten persons j
and they may appoint not more than three surgeons of
police, who shall receive, each, a salary of $-00 per
annum.
The board mar also appoint not more than six de
tectives, who shall receivo a monthly compensation of
flu eacn.
By the act (Chap. CLXXXIII; to establish and equalize
tne graae ot line omcers oi tug unltea states navy,
approveu juiy so, iod-,
inf. Nine rear admirals, who shall receive, when at
sea, $5,000; when on shore duty, $4,000; on leave of
absence or waiting orders, $2,400. When at sea, or at
tached to a sea-going vessel, one ration.
Srcdnd. Eighteen commodores, who shall receive,
when at sea' $4,000 ; on shore duty, $3,200; on leave
of absence or waiting orders, $2,400. When at sea, or
attached to a sea-going vessel, one Mtion.
Third. Thirty-six captains, who shall receive, when
at sea, $3,500; on shore duty, $2,S00; on leave or
waiting orders, $2,100. When at sea, or attached to a
sea-going vessel, one ration.
t'uurtlu Seventy-two commanders, who shall receive,
when at sea, $2,600; on shore duty, $2,240; on leave
or waiting orders, $1,680. When at sea, or attached to
a sea-going vessel, one ration.
'ih.. One hundred and forty-four lieutenant com
manders, who shall receive, when at sea, $2,340 ; on
shoro duty, $1,875 ; on leave or waiting orders. $1,500.
When at sea or attached to a sea-going vessel, one
ration.
SijiA. One hundred and forty-four lieutenants, who
shall receive, when at sea, $1,875; on shoro duty,
$1,500 j on leave or waiting orders, $1,200. When at
sea or attached to a sea-going vessel, one ration.
Seventh One hundred and forty-four masters, who
shall rccelte, when at sea, $1,500; on shore duty,
$1,200; on learo or waiting orders, $000. When at
ssa or attached to a sea-going vessel, ono ration.
Eighth. Ono hundred and forty-four ensigns, who
shall receive, when at sea, $1,200; on shore duty, $970;
on leavo or waiting orders, $768. When at sea or at
tached to a sea-going vessel, one ration.
Xmth. Midshipmen, who shall receive $500, and when
at sea or attached to a sea-going vessel, one ration;
their number shall bo two for each member and dele
gate or the IIouso ot Representatives, two fiom thu
District of Columbia, aud ten "at large."
The President may also select, annually, three mid
shipmen from boys enlisted in the navy, and who have
been at least one year In the service, six mouths of
which shall have been sea service.
The President may select from the list of captains,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and
placo upon the retired list, of tho navy nine rear admi
rals, whose annual pay shall be $2,000.
Upon the recommendation of an advl-ory board there
sliall be selected from the list of captains and placed
upon the retired list eighteen commoelort s, whoso aunuol
pay shall bo $1,600.
Canjalns, when retired, shall receive $1,600! com
manders. $1,400: lieutenant oomniandi n. $1,300; lieu
tenants, $1,000; masters, $800) and ensigns $500 por
annum.
By the act (Chap. CC) to define the pay and nmolu
ments of certain officers of the arm), and for other
purposes, approved July 17, 1862.
There shall bo added to the adjutant general's depart
ment, by regular promotion of its present officers, ono
colonel, two lieutenant colonels, ami nlno majors.
By the act (Chap. CCIJ to amend thu act calling forth
mo militia to executo tue latts oi tn union, suppress
Insurrections and tepel Invasions, approved February
"8, 1795, and the acts amendatory thereof and for
oth.r rjnrooses. arjnro. ed Jnlv 17. 1862.
Tne President (holt appoint, by and with the advice
I Z; i6 ' t vmw tw-vi, vuv-v iTriititM too ae vice ana consent 01 uio Benaie, a Indge ad-
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,vor ate, -with the rank, pay, and emoluments of a major
of cavalry.
By the 1 3th section of the act each army corps ihall
have attac ed to It one assistant adjutant general, one
ind. mnun t nf Itts. fUnttm Mtt.T. k-s.t- f
quartertna ter, ono commissary of subsistence, and ene i I, ,r, 1
inspector eenerai, each with the MnX of lieutenant col-. ,
oncl, who ihall constitute the staff of tho commander. 1 ai.i.
uy tne inn section of tho act I'ach regiment of car-
slry shall lave one colonel, on lieutenant colonel, three
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majors, ono snrgeon, one assistant surgeon, one regi
mental adjutant, one regimental quartermoiter, one reg
imental edmmissary, one sergeant maj6., fc-no quarter
master sergeant, ono commlssaiysergeaiit, two hospital
stewards, one saddler sergeant, 'ouo'chlef trumpeter, and
ono farrier; or blacksmith, and ?onlit of twelvo compa
nies or troops, re,
By the actj (Chap. CCII) to, allow and pay to the Stair
of Missouri the amount of money expended by said
. State Inhearmlngand paying of.troops employed In
tho sut(prcsslon.or lnsnrgectlon against tho lawi of
the United States, approved July 17. 1862.
Tho Secretary or War is authorlied to appoint acorn-.
mission to eiamlno and mm .. n,. -i.i -4-..'
State for money ixpended In thu military defence of'
the Dnitod States; tho number and i compensation of
tho commissioners not staled In
By tho act (Chap. CCIV) for th
in tne act.
the better ffore-nmnnt of
the narj of tho United States, approved July 17,
1862.
The Secretary of tho Navy Is authorised to appolnt'a
prize agent, or employ counsel, In any ease In which he'
may deem It necessary to protect tho Interests of rap
tors, at such compensation as' he my deem Jnst 'and
reasonable. , '
By tho resolution (No. 14 providing a stenographer
for the Joint committee nppolnl.il to Inquire Into the
conduct of tho war, approved February 22, 1862.
The Joint committee on tho conduct of ihe war' Is au
thorized to appoint a stenographer, to receive the same
pay as that received by tho reporters of tho Cangrcs
sional Globe.
By tho resolution (No. 51 to suspend all payment un
der ithe act approred March 25,, 18C2, entitled "An
act to secure to the officers anil men actually employed
in the western department, or department of Missouri,
their pay, bounty, and pension," and for other pur
poses, approved Jnly 12, 1802.
Tho President Is authorized to appoint, by aud with,
the advice and consent of the Senate, three commission."
eri to examine tho claims arising under tho act, who .
shall receive such compensation as the Secretary of War
shall think Just and reasonable'.
By tho rcsolntion (No. 71 J making further appropria
tions for the current and contingent expenses of the
Indian department, and for fulfilling treaty stipula
tions with various Indian tribes, for the year ending
Juno 30, 1863, approved, Jnly 17. 1862. p'
An Interpreter for Indian sen Ice in NevodaTerritory,
at $500 per annum. '
-in Interpreter for Indian servico In Colorado Territo
ry, at $500 per annum.
In Utah Territory. An interpreter for tho Shosho-
nees, at $1,000 per annum.
' An Interpreter for the Utahs, at $1,000.
An Interpreter for the Rnby Valley agency, at $500.
An Interpreter for tho Fort Bridger agenoy, at $500.
An Interpreter for the Spanish Fork agency, at $500.
III. orricrs me saiirixs ot ttmen navx bebx ix-
CHEASEO, WITH THE -.MOtTjr Of SCCK IXCKKASt.
By tho act (Chsp. XVII) making appropriations for the
consular and filplomatlo expense- of the government
fur the year ending Juno 30, 1863, and additional ai
prorrlatlons for the year ending Juno. 30, 1802. ap
proved Fobruary 4, 1662.
Tho salary of tho consul at Bremen Is Increased from
$2,000 to $3,000 per annum.
The salary ot the consul at Picton, Nova Scotia, Is
changed Irom fees to $1,500 per annum.
Tim salary of tho consul at Bwatow, China, 1. chaured
from fees to $3,500 per aunum.
The salary of tho consul at Port Mnhoon Is changed
from fees to $1,500 per annum.
The salary of the consnl.at NeHcastlo-upon-Tyno Is
changed from fees to $1,500 pfer annum.
By the act (Chap. CXLIII; making further appropria
tions for sundry civil expenses, of the government for
tbe year endliir Jnne 30. 1663. and .,l,uii-! .-.-,.
prhttions for the year ending June 30, 1802, approved
July 11, 1862. r
Tbo .alary or the Tre.eiir.rnf ilwi ITnli.!Ri-i. i. in
creased from $3,000 to $4.ihhJ per annum.
uytuo aciicnap. m; making appropriations for
mo natal servico lor me year ending June 30, 1$63,
and for other purposes, approved July, 14, 1862.
The pay of secretaries to rommanderi of nona-l-cma U
increased from $9011 :.nd $1,000 to $1,600 por annum.
By tho act (Chap. CLXXXI) to amend an act entitled
--in act to create a metropolitan pollcediatrict of the
District of Columbia, and to establish a polico there
for.'I approved August 0, 1661, approved July 16,
1862.
Tho clerk to thelward of Jnetronolitnn police la tvl:
secretary, and his salary Increased from $1,000 to $1,200
per annum.
By the act (Chap. CXXXII; making supplemental ap-
Juiueiun- ior suujr.-civu cxpensi-oi tne government
or tho vear cncVng Juno 30, 1863, and for tho year
ending Jnne CO, 1862, aud for other purposes, ap
proved July ie, 1862.
The salary of the Assistant SocreLarv of ttm TV.. ...
nry Is Increased from $3,000 to 4,000 per annum.
By tho act (Chap. CCIV) for tho better government of
tue uavy oi me uniloa stales, approved July 17.
1862. r
The annual salaries of district attornoys, prize com
missioners, and marshals aro Increased, but such in
crease is not to exceed for prizo commissioner $3,000,
and for marshals and district attorneys $6,000 per an
num. By the resolution (No. 10) to regulate tho compensa
tion for paying pensions, approved July 17, 1862.
The aggregate compensation of pension agents, de
rived from commissions on disbursements, Is Increased
from $1,000 to $2,000 per annum each.
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