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AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY ... NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO MATTEES - OF GENERAL: INTEREST TO THE COIMUNITY AT LARGE.

VOL. I. CITY OF BEQWNYILLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, :.N. T,; THITESDAY, MAY 7, 1857. NO. 47.:.

Htkasla jpkitser Tim

as W. FURNAS,j C B te A.iiB,

( Lake's tiock,)T.

ForoBeTri'iEvariau!j ia adrance), - S2,GD

rATES 0? ADVMTISDrG:Jl0

C.502,50

j three montns, 4.00 t.'a n jix montti, 6.00

10,00one rear,I Cards of ill lines or less one rear, - 5.00

0,00f one rear,(V.uran,oat 35.00!

cse-b- '" Column, one year,15.00

! - fourfo 10.00S5.00' montlss,; -

- tail CJumn, ix motJis, 20,00J fonrtJi' " " 10,00

8.00 finest- urirbtk ro.oo' Column three tnnntt!,

13.00- half Column, three months10.0044 "

) frth 6.00J 44 ", 5.00

ES"i n irilfbe rcanireJ for all adrertise-- !

Mnt. where actual responsibility is known.! ,ir far each change U added to the

? "No'.Treni'emsnU be considered bythe jear,tai, fn the manuscript, or previously

: . -- tT. the parties.3 the for a r?ee'i- - 1

A irirtiWrnt! not marked on eory: K camber of insertions, will be eonUuued until or-4-r- eJ by

ani charged accordiry.AU adreriimcnt from strangers or transient pcr-- :

tq be in adrance.repiv;:ere of Tearly adTcrti.'ers wilibe coined

to their own business ; and all advertisements

tinin? thereto, to be paid fr eitra,'

Ail l?adl aJ veruscmenti charged double the above

"jrerJcmeBtiGa the inside exclusively will be-- i;!ditra.

rr S "

JOB PRINTING!; Papers, Blanks,

' Stew EiH? I v?.l Bin Heads

L'cbKks.-i-''- lalels,A.

Circulars, W.

Ladxs.

, SH!??i!13 BILLS. BALL TICKETSwurk that be called Tor-H- ifi ad txrj otbetkind of mny

ins purchasti, in connection with the Adrer- -'

1 jrr" O Sec, an extensive and excellent variety of

f tie latest styles, we are pT',Yarcl to do any kind ofrt mentioned in the abuve Catalogue, withncat-fe- i

and dispatch.The Proprietor, who, having had an extensive re,

will jrt ve L is peronnl attention to this branchof businc?. and hopes, in his endeavors to please,Wfta in the excellence of his work, and reasonable

' ctarjes, to rereive a share of the public patronage.

BUSINESS CA11DS.

HHOWNVILLE.

A. S. E0LLA BAY, XL D. .

SURGEON, PHYSICIANAnd Olastctriciaru

EHOWNVILLE, N.Solicits a shsre of pcblic patronajre, in the various

rancbe or liis pn.iesciuc, fxvm the citizens of Drown- -

r'.Ut and vie initv.

17. EOBLITZELL & CO.,WEOLESAH A KB E.ETAIL rilLXUS IX

DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.Qaccnsware, Hardware,

Gtovos. ZTHxxrxiAtxix'o.COUNTRY PRODUCE.

BROWXVILLE, N. T.MISS MARY TC. TURNER,

. And Dress 25Zalx.cr-Firs-:"betwesa Haia ard 7ater,

JiUOWNVILLE, N. T.Lxinds crtd Jrimminjs ohroys on hand.

C. TrnEELUS,ARCHITECT MID BUILDER.

T. L. RICIIETTS,

NEnr.ASKA TErrr.rTOKY.

J, D. N. THOMPSON,

AT70SnSY A7 LAV.- -

Com er of First and Atlantic Street-?- .

Er.OTTN-ILL-E,

N. T" ill attend the Curti of Norlhern ilisr.nri. Xe

"ia ani WesUra Iowa.

. JA1IES GIBSON,

BLACKSMITHSscond Street, between Main Nebraska,

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LROWNVILLE, X. T. -

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A-- XZXX), c. u Ercnrs, J. J. 3ICDD,H. I. dp. s o- - enrnn.

MCDD t HrGIIES.PRODUCE COJDIISSIOS

:vc? and Commercial StreetST. LOUIS, 110.

1 .. Attorney "anj

o::ai:a city, nm rrrrnxcz.-- "'mri,pmyl. IT. T. City.

D. JONES, .

ttiztliln noxnns land '.nusnni;AND

DEALER- - IN- - REAL ESTATE,OMAHA CITY, N. - T.

2"L&nds carefully located, and entered for ecs-tomer- s.

ANLots and Lands bou-- ht and ft Id.

E. M. M'COMAS,PHYSICIAN, SUPaGECN

AND OBSTETKICIVX, inNEMAHA CITY, N. T. sums

Tenders his professional services to the cltir.cn.! ofNeiaaLa count v. "

E. nASBIXGr 6. C KIXBil'CII p. T. Toouxr.

'IIARDIIIS, ia:.'.pUQH i CO., :

JlaHxJactiwcrt an i VTi etaJe Dealer in

HATS, CAPS k STILAVF: GOODS,ITo 49 Hiia street, let- - Olive tsl Piae,

ST. LOUIS, 210.Particular attention paid to manufacturing our

Mole Hats

A. L. COATE,

COUNTY SURVEYOa, the

EROWXTILLE, NE1IALTA CO.

ITetrasla Territory. . .. :. the

A. 15. HIRK, two

ATTORNEY AT LAW, theLaud Agct asd Notary PuLMc,

Arclier, Richardson county, JT. T : .ose

Will practice in the Courts of Nebraska, assistedaxdHarding and Dennett, Nebraska City.and

JACOB SAFFOItD,Attcrmey ard Counsellor" ct- - Law.

oneCEXEHALiysmANCE AND LAND AGENT.

And Iictary Public.Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.

"T7ILL attend promptly to all buisness eBtruirtedV to Lis eare, in Nebraska Territory and West-

ern Iowa.September 12, 1S55. vlnl5-l- y

SPKIGIAN & BROWN,

RAILROAD - AND STEAL 'BOATAGEXTS.

And General Commissien Jlercliants.2o. 4G, Pnllic Landing. "

CINCINNATI. OHIO, a

a..BKirroKD, 1. L.J'CAKT,MCLENKAX, ErowcviUc,". T.

Nebraska City, N. T.

BRADFORD, McLEXXAN t McGARI, to

ATTOniJCYS HT WAND

SOLICITOES IX CHANCERY.Brownville and Nebraska City,

XEDEASKA TEEKITOKY.permanently located in the Territory, we

BEING our entire time and attention to thepractice of onr profeion, in all its branches. J'at-tcr- s

in Litigation. CollectioiiS c-- Debts. Sale andPurchases of Kcal Estate, Selections of Londi--- , Lea-ti- n-

of Land "Warrants, and all other busint-s- s en-

trusted to onr nianaemcnt, will receive prompt andfaithful attention.

EEFEEENCES.R. F. Nnckolls, N ebraska Uity,Kiehard Brown, Erowrtille,Wm. Hobliuell & C- o-

Hun. James Cmi, St. Josqh,3lolion. James 31. Hughes, St. LoUii, Ho.,ILn. John IL nepley, U It

Messrs. Crow, lleCreary k Co. 4t i

Messrs. S. G. Uubbard i Co Cincinn-it- i O.lion. J. iL Love, Keokuk. Iowa.

Tl-- nl June T, 1806.

A. J. rorTLETOK. WM. 5. Ex Elib.

rorPLETOX 4: BYEKS,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.And General Xaad Agents,

OilAHA, XEDRASKA. .

Land Warrants Bonht and Sold.LAND ENTERED ON TRIE.

Otry of Lands for Settlers, and all oth jrs desiringchoice locations. .

"Land Claims, Town Lots and all kinds c f Ileal Estate, bought and sold and investments nuide fcr distant Dealers.

JOHN S. HOYT,Comity Ssrreycr aid lail Aged,.

OF Ek-hardso- connty,N . T., will atUnid promptlyall business in his; profession, when called on:

such as rayinTaxcs,EeccrdmClaiuis.SuldividingLad. Lay ing oat Town LotsJrsf ting C.ty Flats ic.

i.esiaence ana audre-- i

AKC1IER, Eichardson co.,N. T.

J. HART & son

.110, CM ESS

Oregon, Ilolt County, 3Iisonri.Keepconstantly on hand alidescription t f Harass

Saddles, Eri.Ues.ic&e.N. 15. Everv article in onr shnn Is --ri'vr.Tif.vtTiro.i

fa " ',

. r. JLUiAJS,

L.VND VND LOT AGENT.ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, X. T.

TX. fi. GAEEir. .

JAKES r. FISKE. Arcrsrrs kxishtOLIVER BENNETT & CO,, ilanafactnrersar.l TThalcsaleEealersin

BOOTS AND SHOEJO. ST 3IAIX STUEirr,

(POEatLTjN'O.'lCl. CoKXtt OF M AlJf akd LocrsT.)ST. LOUIS. ilO. .

C. TODD CO.,

TZrst cr Si net. Si. lotu.n:ror.TEr.3 axd XAXXTacmiESs of

w j T , x 1ra r'NCLUI'JlNG Dutch E,.!lin; Cb-tis- , X7d Stom,

aws, ScT'?cni, l)aa:?i:; . Alia: .

POIlTiLLLi: QVZZH.Roth Upper and Lower Stcne Humeri, j

MACHINE LELTDTG,

St. LonL;, 0:t'.':.er li, 1?:

BY AUTEIOSITIZ--.

LAWS OF THE UNITED" STATES.

;,j PuUic S3. :

ACT makirig appropriations for tbelegis-lativ- e,

executive, and judicia.'; expenses ofrnTercraert for the year gdinjj the thirtieth fiveof June, eighteen hundred axtil fifty eihtBe it e2dei hy tlut Senate and Jhuse of

Eepi'csenia'A tea cj iut . LmtsJJStatcs of America- Co"jn."$ c?scmlltdt That the following

b;, ard the" same are hereby, appropr-iated, cut of bet raoney ic the treasury notolherwiss appropriated, for the objects here-

after exrriKsea, for the fiscal year ending tha andtmrticlh of dune, eigtitcen nunurea ana iuryeight, tacielj:

,. . X,EGISLA.TITE. , andTci cotapccEation and milage of senators,

three hundred and thirty-thre- e thousand twohundred unci fifty dollars. '

.. : . .

Fcr conpensa'tion'of the cf5:ers, clerks, themessengers, and others, receiving an annual orsalary in the service of the Senate, viz: Secre-tary of the Sanate. three thousand six hundred ofdoLLjs; c3icer charged with disbursements of

Senate, four hundred and eighty dollars;chief clerk; two thousand five hundred dollars;principal clerk and principal executive clerk in

cuace cf the Secretary of the Senate, atthoufiand one hundred and sixty dollars of

each-- ; eirht clerks in ofSce of the Secretary ofSenate, at one thousand eight hundred and

fifty dollars each: keeper of the 10 E. a7thousand seven hundred and fifty-tw- o

dollars; two messengers, one nt one thousande'bty dollars, and one at seven hundredfifty dollars; one page, si five "hundred

dollars;. Sergeant-at-arm- a and Doorkeeper,two thousand dollars; Assistant Doorkeeper,

thousand seven hundred dollars; Post-raas- Ur

to tne Senate, one thousand sevenhundred and fifty dollars; Assistant Postmast-er an3 ir ail carrier, one thousand four hundredand fo"ty dollars; two mail boys, at ninehundred "dollars each; superintendent of thedoenmett room, one thousand five hundreddollars; two assistants in document room, atodq .thousand two , hundred - dollars each;superintendent cf the folding room, onethousand five hundred dollars; two jncsscn-ger- s,

acting as assistant doorkeepers, at onethcmiand five hundred dollars each; sixteen

jmessengers, at one thousand two hundreddollars each; suijerintendent ' in charge -- ofSenrje furnaces, one thousand two hundreddollars-- ; assistant in charge of furnaces, sixhrndred dollars; laborer in private passage,six hundred dollars ; two laborers, at four hun-

dred and eighty dollars each; clerk or secretaryt3e",.President of the Semite, one thousand

seven hundred and fifty-tw- o dollars; draughts-man, one thousand eight hundred and fiftydollar; Chaplain of Senate, seven hundredand f:y dollars; clerk to the Committee onFinanre, one thousand eight hundred and fiftydollar!;; clerk to the Committee of Claims,two thousand one hundred s.nd ninety dollars;eei-- of printing records, one thousand eighthundred and fifty dollars making seventy-nin- e

thousand six hundred and se venty-fou- T

dollars. . . ' -

For the contingent expenses of the Senate,iz: ; .

. Far bindintr, fifty thousand dollars.For lithographing and engraving, forty-fiv- e

thousand dollars.For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.For newspapers, three thousand dollars.For Congressional. ulou3 ana binamg tne

same, forty-fou- r thousand nine hundred andsixty-fou- r "dollars and eighty cents the pubrliaber to fold, bind and deliver the same tothe order of the Senate within ninety daysafter the adjournment of eich session cf Con-

gress, for sixty three cents per volume. :

For reporting proceedings, fifteen thousanddoLrs. ...... - -

Fpr clerks to committees, pages, police,horsss, and carryalls, thirty-si- x thousand ninehundred and fifty-fiv- e dollars and --twentycent. --

For miscellaneous items, twenty thousanddclljuii. - - - -

For compensation and mileage of membersof the Hous-s- f Representatives and delegatesfrom Territories, one million two hundred andfortv-ei- ht thousand seven hundred and fifty

collars.Fd? ccmnensation. cf the ofaccrs, clerks

ir.es sengers, and others receiving an annual:.lary' in the service of the House of Repre-

sentatives, viz : Clerk cf the House of Kep-restn-iativ- es,

three thousand six hundred dol-

lars; two clerks at two thousand one hundredand si?ty dollars each; seven clerks, at onevaousand' eight hundred dollars; clerk- - in

chrre of books for members, one thousandeight hundred dollars; reading clerk, onethe n and eight hundred dollars; Librarian, cueikr-nsnn- i! 'Kt hundred dollars: clerk inclurge of the stationery, one thousand eighthundred dollars; princijial messenger in theofLcc. one thousand seven hundred and fly--

two dollars; three messengers, atone thousandtwe hundred dollars eai; Sergeant-at-arm- s

iwo thousand one hundred and sixty dollars;chirk to the Sergeant-aiarm- s, one thousandei'iat. hundred dollars; messenger to theSgeuntr:it-arrus- , one thousand two hundreddollars; Postmaster, two thousand one hundredar:d sixty dollars; one rasssenger in the ofiice.one thousand seven hundred and forty dollars;fcur messengers, at one ilicusand four hundredand forty dollars each; Door-keepe- r,' twotho-.isan- d one hundred and sixty dollars;snipeiintecdect of the folding room, one tLon-tnz- il

e'ght hundred dollars; superintendentad assiitant ia the dtfcument room, at cue

t!aou.'ar;d seven hundred and fifty-tw- o dollarseach; misser.ger in chiirge of the hall, seven- -t;en hundred and forty dollars; five messen-gers, at ore thousand five hundred dollarsetch: eiirht oessmtreri at one thousand twohundred dollars each; messenger to the Speaker.m5 thousand seven hundred and fifty-tw- o dol-

lars; Chaplain, seven hundred and fifty dollars;rh-rk't- the Comtnitte; of Claims, one thou-t- v

l c"g!it hundred dollars; clerk to the Com-

mittee cf YTay and llt ar.s, one thousand eightTacr-dre-

d dollars making eighty thousand two"ur r.dred an d ninety --eight dollars

For cottirgeut expenses of the House ofRpreseutatlvcs, viz: c ' "

For billing documents, one hundred andtwentv-fiv- e thousand dollars.

For furniture, remirs, and boxes fcr m?ni -

ur?, twelve thousand collars. -

T"T stationery, Iwciiiv thousand dollars.For hoiF.es, c.irraz-S- , and saldle horac-- i five

ll.onsn.nd five hundred dollarj." For feel, rih and candle?, three thcusarlsix hnrdxtd dvl!ar. '. ; .

Fcr neviipapers, twelve thousand fiva tundred dcllar.i. " '

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For ergTaviii'-j-, eiectrotyping,' and iitho--

graphing, one hundred and twenty-fiv- s thou-sand dollars. : !

For Capitol police, five thousand eiglat hun-dred ar.d ninety "dollars. t; ; -- ..j.-!

For laborers, three thousand dollars.For pages and mail boys, eight , thousand

hundred and eighty dollars. :- - - ?

For folding documents, including jsty offolders, T.rapping paper, .twine, and paste,thirty-fiv- e thousand dollars. ...

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Fcr twenty-fou- r copies of the CongrcsionalGlobe and Ar"endix for each member anddelegate of the Grst session cf the thirty-Eft- h

Congress, thirty-fo- ur thousand se ven hundred hisfour dollars. and

Tor binding twenty-fou- r copies of the Con-

gressional Globe: and Appendix for each member thedelegate of the first session of the thirty-fift- h

Congress, sixteen thousand six hundred andfifty-sev- en dollars and ninety-tw- o cents: Pro-vided,

.

That no greater price shall be paid fcr andsame than seventy cents for each voRme and

part, actually bound and delivered. nveFor reporting the debate of the first sessionthe thirty-fift- h Congress, twenty-fiv- e thou-

sandthe

dollars. .'

For one hundred copies of the Congression-al

twoGlobe and

tAppendix, and for binding the

same, for the first session of the thirty-fift- h andCongress, for the use of the library of th i House

Representatives, two thotrsand dollar?."For the compensation of the draughtsman

and clerks employed upon, tho land maps, theclerks to committees, and temporary clerks inthe oSce of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, twenty-eig- ht thousmd four hun-dred and sixty dollars. '

For miscellaneous items, fifty thousand thedollars.-- -

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the' ' ""LI2IIAET OF COSGSESS.

Fdr compensation xf librarian, three assis-tant librarianff, and messenger, jiimi "thousanddollars. ' ...: ; -

For contingent expenses of said library, onethousand dollars. - - ; ,

For coal, snd fireman for furnacea to warmthe library, s:x hundred dollars.

For purchtise of books ftr said library, fivethousand dollars. -

For purchase of law books for said library,two thousand dollars." "

For paper printing and binding a completecatalogue of the books in the Library of Congress, four thousand dollars under the directionof the library committee of Congress. - ;

;: 1XELIC rciJfTiXG. i' -

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For cornrwnsalion of the Superintendent ofPublic Printing and the clerks and messengersin this c5c eleven thousand five, hundredand fourteen dollars. , - -

For contingent expenses of his cOce, viz:For blank bxks7 stationery, pvstaje, RdTertis-in- g

for propjsals for paper, furniture, travelingexpenses, and miscellaneous items, two, thou-sand three hundred dollars.

For rent of wareroom, two hundred andfifty dollars. "

For cartage and labor in storing and trans-

portation of paper, five hundred and fifty dol-

lars.COrRT OF CLAI1I3.

For salaries of three judges of the Ccurt ofClaims, the solicitor, assistant solicitor, deputysolicitor, clerk and assistant clerk, and mes-

senger thereof, twenty-seve- n thousand threehundred dollars. ' '

- For statiDnerv, fuel, gas, labor, printing andmiscellaneous "items for the Court of Claims,three thousand dollars. '

For commissioners fees for taking testimony in behalf of - the government, fees ofwitnesses and of agents or attorneys to be ap-

pointed by the solicitor to attend to the takingof depositions, one thousand five hundreddollars. - , . -

For additional furniture and fitting ofrooms, rendered necessary by the appointmentof assistant and deputy solicitors, and an assistaut clerk, and by an accumulation of the filssof the court, and for the'acccramodation ofbooks for the court cSeers, one taousand firehundred douars. '

. ...For paper required for the printing of the

first session of the thirty-fift- h Congress, onehundred and seventy-nin- e

" thousand eighthundred and sixty-nin- e dollars.

For panting required for the first session ofthe thirty-filt- h Congress, one Uundred andthirtv-tw- o thousand lvra hundred ana citydollars.

rXECTTITS.

For csnpensation of the Pnsident of theUnited SUites. twenty-fiv- e thousfknd dollars.

Tor ccrr pensation of ,the V-ic-e Fresiden: 01

the United States, eight thousand dollars, s

For cc'inpensatian to secretary to s:gn pa-sn- ts

for lands; one thousand five hundred dollars.

DEPAKTrEST Of ETATE.

For O3mpen?iition of the Secretary of Sbtean d Assistant Secretary of State; clerks, messenger, sisslsiant messenger, and laborers in his

ofilce, fifty-si- x thousand four htndred dollars.

For the incidental, and conlhgtzt erpsnaa cfmm '

: raid department.

For publishing tha. laws in patnphlet form

an in the newsnapers of the SLates and Territories, and in the city of Washington, twenty

nnMra nins hundred andtwei-ty-fiv- e dollars.

For tyroof-readin-g, packing, and distributing

laws and documents, wnuumj uu

portalion, fifteen thousana iwoaticareaaoaars.Forsitatlonery, blank-book- s, binding, fami- -

ture, , painting anu oliU o kiiouutiufire r rtndred dollars.

Fcr cop rxr-pla-te printing, "books and maps,two thousand dollars.

For neu-spaper-s, six hunurcc dodars. .

Fcr extra clerk-hir- e and copying, two ikoo-san-d

dollars; said clerks to ho employed only

during the session of Congress, or vhen kdU-pensabl- y

necessary, to enable: the departmentto arj aer some call made by either hot.se ofCongress ai-ou- session to be answered at

'anot'r.fx.Fur miscellaneous items, two thousand del- - :

For comiiling and supervising the puLTlca

tion of the Biennial Register, five bxndrji": " " ''

; dollars. .

To enable the Secrotanr of State to parchtsefifty conies each, of volumes twenty andtwentv-or.- e of Howard's Reports of tie De- -

' cision's of the Supreme' Court cf the United

irOETH-'EAS- T EXECCTrrr irClLTilS.

For comper.snticn cf fcur watchman andtwo laborers of the ncrth-eas- t executive. tnili--

irg, three thou ,d idx r?l dcllars,

Yor contingent expenses of said building,viz: for fuel, light, and repairs, three thousandthree hundred dollars. - i ros

. For compensation of the Secretary cf theTreasury, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, nineclerk;?, messenger, assistant messenger, andlaborjrs in his ofSce. forty-eig- ht thousand sixhundred dollars. .

For compensation of the First Comptroller,and "die clerk3, messenger, and laborers in hisoSicfi, twenty-eig- ht thousand three hundredand forty dollars. r ... .. .

two

Fur compensation of the Second Comptrol-ler, ;and the clerks, mtssenger, and laborers in six

office, twenty-si- x rhousand eight hundredforty dollars. - : . ; -

For compensation of the First Auditor, andclerks, messenger, assistant messenger, and

laborer in his ofnee, thirty-fiv- e thousand nineand forty dollars. .

For compensation of the Second Auditor,the clerks, messenger, assistant messenger,laborer in his office, ihirty-fiv- e thousandnundred and forty dollars. ;

or compensation of the Third Auditor, and theclerks, messenger, assistant messenger, andlaborers in his office, one hundred and thirty-- ;

thousand four hundred and forty dollars.For compensation- - cf the Fourth Auditor,

the clerks, . messenger and assistant messenger in his office twenty-seve- n thousandsjven hundred and forty dollars.

For conpensation of the Fifth Auditor, andclerks, messenger, and laborer in his office,

seventeen thousand; eight hundred and fortydollars. - - ..:

For compensation of the Auditor of theTreasury for the Past Of5ce Department, and

clerks, messenger, assistant messenger, andlaborers in his office, one hundred and

sixty-fiv- e thousand three. hundred and fortydollars.. ... .

Fur compensation of the Treasurer of theUnited States, anil the. clerks, messenger,assistant messenger,' and laborers in his ofilce,twenty-fiv- e thousand, seven hundred and fortydollars. .

"For compensatioa - of the Register, of theTreasury, and the clerks, messenger, .assistantmessenger, and laborers in his office, fifty thou-sand three hundred and forty dollars.

For compensation of - the Solicitor of theTreasury, , and the clerks and messenger in hisoface, seventeen thousand one hundred andforty dollars. - ...

For compensation of the Commissioner ofCustoms, and the clerks, messenger, and laborer

.his office, twenty thousand four hundred .andforty dollars. .

For compensation of the clerks, messengerand laborer of tho ,

Light-hous- e Board, ninethousand two hundred and forty dollars.

COXTIXGEXT EITSXSES OF THE TEEASTUI

In the ofilce of the Secretary of the Treasury : .... ,

For copying, biank-bcok- s, stationery, binding, sealing ships.' registers, translating foreignanguages, advertising, and extra clert-hir- e for

preparing and collecting information to be laidbefore Congress said clerks to bo employedonly during the session of Congress,- - or whenindispensably necessary to enable the depart-ment to answer some call made by either houseof Congress at one session to be answered atanother; and no itich extra, clerk shall receivemore than three dollars and thirty-thre- e andone-thir- d cents ptr day for the tiaie actuallyand necessarily employed and for miscellaneous items, thirteen thousand seven hundredand. fifty dollars. . ' . ...

In the office of the First Comptroller:For furniture, blank-book- s, binding, station

ery, public documents, . State and territorialstatutes, and miscellaneous items, one thousandeight hundred dollars. . . .

In the office of the Second Comptroller :For. blank-books,- ": binding, itationery, pay

for the JN"aiionaL Litelligencer and Union, toioe tied ana preserved lor the use cl teeoffice, ofilce furniture, and miscellaneous item?,one thousand fire hundred dollari -- 1 :

-- . In the offici of the First Auditory .

For blank-book- ?, binding, stationery, ofilcefurniture, cases ibr records and official papers,and miscellanetus items, including Bubscrin--tion for the Unisn and National Intelligencerto be filed for the nse of the ofilce, one thousandeight hundred dollars. '

- -In the office cf . tha Second Auditor:

Fcr blank-book- s, binding, stationery, officefurniture, and miscellaneous. items, includirtwo of the daily city newspapers to be filed,bound, and preserved for the use of theomce,one thousand two-hundre- d doilar.

In the office of the Third Auditor:.For blank-book- s, binding, stationary, cuace

furniture, carpeting,, two newspapers, theUnion and Intelligencer, preserving files andpapers, bounty-lan- d service, miscellaneousitems and arrenrare. three thousand ; fivehundred and forty dollars.

In the office of the Fourth Auditor: -

For stationery books, binding, labor,' andmiscellaneous itemSi cne thousand one hundreddollars.

In the office of the Fifth Auditor: -For blank-tooK- S, binding, stationery, oluce

furniture, carpeting, and miscellaneous- - ex-

penses, in which are included two daily newspapers, six hundred dollars. -

In the ofilce of the Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office Department.

For stationery,' blank-book- s, binding andruling; ten thousand and fiftr dollars.

For miscellaneous items, for LI repairs, cases and desks for safe keeping cf papers,furniture, lights, washing towel vice, horsefor messenger -- "telegraphic despatches, andstoves, two thousand five hundred dollars.--Ib- .

the o ffi:e of the Treasurer: . .

For Uank-book- s, binding,' shon-r- y andmhcfcllaneoaritcms, one thousand twe hundred

"' 'dollars."" :'

- la Ihe ofil:e of the Register:For ruling and full-bindi- books for re-

cording colktf ors' quarterly abstracts of com-

merce and mvigitlon, and blank abstracts for

their use. blank-book- s, binding and statioTserr,arranging an 1 binding cancelled marine paper,casesfcrofjc:.i! papers and records, and mis-

cellaneous items, including office furniture andcarpeting sevea thousand dollars. -

Tn the? office of the Solicitor:For blank-look- s, binding, stationery, Iilor.

and miscflk'noas item, and far statutes and

report?, twotons-in-- d two hundred dollars. ,

la the' office cf the Commissioner cfCast-fi- .

Fur il.u.k-u:ck- i, statiana-y- , and- - m'scella- -

neous items, two tacuard. coiiors.Lizht-iou- e I' : a-- d,

Fcr blir-k-br?k- Ihv: irg. sto:oen

c?llaneous expenses, ai:d postage, sjren hun- -

For efhee Tent for the snrverorJ gen;ral ofWashington Territcrr, fuel, boc.k3,stat:cnc7i'iJ,wd other incidental expense, tiiree thsusai-- d

dred and fifty dollars.

the gexixal rtnirr.sEs or tez south-eas- tofexecttive zcrxriya. .

For compensation of eight watchmen andlaborers of the southeast executive build-

ing,of

ten thousand two hundred dollars.For contingent expenses of- - sail bund- -ins, viz: of

-- Fuel, light3, repairs, and miscellaneous, e:ghtthousand five hundred dollars. .

v

For cempensation of four watchmen andlaborers for the south extensioa of the

southerct executive huildir g, three thousandhundred dollars. of

For contingent expense cf said building,fuel, and miscellaneous' items, three thousanddollars. - of

rJEPAETHZN-- C7 THE IXTEEI32.j

Fcr compensation cf tae Secretary of the.VIntenor, and the clerks, messengers, assistant I.o.', : i

once, tiuny-st-x tnousand nine hundred dol-lars.

ofFor compensation of tha Commissioner cfGeneral Land Office, and the recorder,

draughtsman, assistant draughtsman, clerks, ofmessengers, assistant messengers, - packers,watchmen, and laborers in his office, one hun-dred and seventy-tw- o thousand and. ninetydollars. '

For additional clerks in the" General LandOfSce, under the act of third March, onethousand eight hundred and fifty-fiv- e, grant-ing bounty lands, and for laborers employedtherein, fifty-eig- ht thousand four hundreddoll ars: Provided, That the Secretary of theInterior, at his discretion, shall be, and he is ofhereby authorized to use any portion of saidappropriation for piece-wor- k, or by the day,week, month, or year, at such rate CT rates ashe may deem just and fair.

For compensation of the Commissioner cfIndian Affairs, and the clerks, messenger,assistant messenger, watchmen, and laborer inhi? ofilce, thirty-on- cj thousand seven hundredand forty dollars.

For compensation of the Commissioner ofPensions, and the clerks, messerr, assistantmessenger, and laborers m his cfiie, one hun-dred and nine thousand three hundred andforty tlollars. ; ' '

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For compensation cf the Commissioner cfPublic Buildings, and the clerk in his office,three thousand two hunursd dollars. '

costisgext este::ses EEPArnirsrr or theIXTEEIOE.

-- rj ., Office of the Secretary cf the InteriorFor books, stationery 'furniture,' fuel lights.

and other contingencies, and for books andmaps for the library, seven thousand two hun-dred dollars.

General Land OfficefFor cash system and military rut en t?, under

laws prior t? tweety-eight- b, September," eigh-teen hundred and fifty; rater.t and otherrecords; tract-boo- ks and blank books for thisand the district land offices; binding plats andfield-nctc- s; stationery, furniture and repairs ofsame, and miscellaneous items, including twoof the daily city newspapers, to be filed, bound,and preserved for,, the use of the office, thirty,three thousand five hundred dollars.

For contingent expenses, in addition, orderswamp land act of twenty-eight- h September,eign;een -- kunurea find imy, military bountyacts of twenty-eight- h September, eighteenhundred and fifty, and twer.tv-secon- d 3Iarch,eighteen hundred and fifty-tw- o, and act thirty- -first August, eighteen hundred Mid fifty-tw- o,

for ' tho satisfaction cf Virginia land war-rants, t went v-s- ix thousand one hundred dollanf..r .

xot con.ingant expenses necessary to carryout the provisions of the act of third JIarch,one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fiv- e,

granting bounty:- lands, patertr,"patent and other records, stationery, and rcu-celianeo- nr,

items under said act, thirteen thousand dollars.

Fof records and patents for donation andother claims on the Pacificslope and elsewhere,two thousand dollars.

For fuel, light?, and incidental expenses attending the same, including pay of furnicekeepers, four thousand dollars.

1 or desks, cases, and other Gxtnrcs, to complete furnishing the office, and for the accom-modation of the rapidly increasing recordsaadpapers therein, five thousand doliars.

Office cf Indian Affairs: 'For blank-books- ,' binding, ' slationerV, fuel,

and lights, and miscellaneous items, includingtwo cf the dally city newspapers, to bo filed,bound, and preserved for the use cf tho office,three thousand dollars.

'Pension OXoe: '., ..:

. For stationery, binding books, furr.;t:rre7ar.drqnrriDg the same, and mlsctllaruous- - items,including two of the daily city newspapers, tobo filed, hound, and preserved for the use cfthe office, ten thousand dollar.-;- .

For contingent expenses ia the sail officeunder the bounty hind act of third March, onethousand eight hundred and fifty-fiv- e:

' For rent of room?, stationery, er.rraviriplates for bounty land warrants, paper, andprinting the same, binding Look?, blank booksfor registers, office furniture and miscellaneousitems, thirty thousand dollar:- Provided, tew-eve- r,

That the Secretary of the Interior, athis discretion, shall la authorized to use anyportion of saM appropriation for work by theday, week, month or year, at inch rates as hemay deem just and fair. ....

smvrrcus gzzzzll astj Tma cr.rr.xs. "For compensation of the surveyors general

northwestcf !.r;e Ohio, ar.d the clerks it; hisoffice, eight thousand three hundred dollars.And it is heruly made the d uty of tha Secre-

tary of the' Interior as soon after the passageof this act, as may be, to came the said officeto be removed to the city cf Saint Paul, in theTerritory of Minnesota, aal to make, thenecessary f.-r- . immell.t-- i a.-i- i elec-tive operations. And when so removed theduties of said surveyor general shall he co-

extensive with th? limita'cf the future Stateof Minnesota a? prs.T.rlbcI in the act, entitled"Anactt-- j aathorize the pecple of thi Terri-tofy'- of

MlnnesoU t- - form a cor.-:".tu:lc- a andSaite'goveminer.t T rerarotcry to their admis- -

. at:21 ATIi. 71 .to th-- Un'xJ). cn in cvird footing h

Uh orrtnal Stat-2?,- r.vrarei February twenty-sixt- h, eighteen hundred and fifty-seve- n.

- of the-surveyo- genera!c f Illinois nr. ! Mii50ur", r.u tha c'.ei'cs in Lisoffice, five :,cu

(io.ia.n. ....... .

For CDmpor-t"r-3 cf tl.3 ?yc

of Louisiana,' rd tl.3 cl.-rVsi-a is c: fourthousand five hundred dtllir?.

For ccrn; cf the rarrc-- cr rT. :r..

of Florida; and the clerks in his office, v

thousand five hundred dollars.For compensation of the Surveyor gentrilWisconsin and Iowa, ard the c.erij m ha

office, eight thousand three hundred dollars,For compensation cf the surveypT gineralArkansas, and the clerks in his effic

thousand three hundred debars.For compensation cf tie . surveyor generalOregon, ar.d the clerks in his cfilce, seven

thousand five hundred dollars. . ',

For rent cf surveyor general's cfihe inOregon, fuel, books, stationery, and ether incidental expsrses, three thousand dollars.

Fcr compensation cf the strrveycr generalCalifornia, and th2 clerks in his office, .fifteen

thousand five hundred dollars. ... - .For conpensation cf the surveycr genciilWashington Territory," ar.d the'clerks ia

his office, seven thousand dollars.

dollars.For compensation of the surveyor gfnenuNew Mexico, and tho clerks in his officii

seven thousand dollars. ".'

For compensation cf translators ir. iheeffire-- '

the surveyor general cf New Mexico, twothousand dollars. . ;

For the purchase cf Spanish and Mexicanaw books lor the office of the survevcr g:mj--

ral of New Mexico, required as authorities inthe investigation cf private land chums, vfhundred dollars. . . . .

For rent of the surveyor general's office laNew Mexico, fuel, books, stationery, andotbeincidental expense?, three thousand do. .ars.

I cr compensation of the surve rcr reneralKansas and Nebraska, ar.d the clerks in his

office, euht tnousand three hundred dollars.For compensation of tho surveyor rrenerul

of Utah and the clerks in his office, eijhl- -

thousand dollars. And that the salary of thesurveyor general cf Utah shall bo four thousand dodars a year from the first day cf Jaaa"ary, eighteen hundred and fifty-si- x.

For fuel, books, stationary, furniture, tu'lother incidental expenses cf the-effic-e cf tbJsurveyor general cf Utah Territory, thre-- i

thousand dollars.For ccmpensatica of clerks in thi offices cf

tne surveyors r.ei&l, to be Errort;them according to the ex;gcr.cies of taepublioservice, and to 03 employed in trarscribiag"field-nct- cs cf susvey?, for the purpose cf jnscrving them at the seat of government, forty-on- e

thousand dollars.For salary of the rsccrder of lazd L::lei ia

Mliicuri, fire hundred do'dirx.

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r or compensation oi ti.a ifary cf War,ana tne cierss, messenger, osstitar: laesseurr,and labor or in his office, twentv-tw- a thoa taxi.dollars. ....,!For compensation cf die. c!.crks and mo,senger in the cffi.'e cf tha Adjctiil Gererl,thirteen thousand six hunL-j-d tnd forty djl-lar- s.

'- For cempensation cf tin tlorka and rnejJsenger in the cffice of the Quartermaster Gtmeral, sixteen thousand four hundred and forrjdollars. .

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,To enable the Secretary cf War to ftr.p'lojtem;-)orar- clerks in the c'ffice cf t5e Quarrimaster Geneial on bounty hind :rvi;e'Jiithousand dollars. .

rFor compecs.itlcn of th3 clerki and ger

ia the office of the Paymaster General,twelve thousand four hundred and forty t.J.-la-rs.

- -For compcnsallcn of the clerk?, mcsrr.n;ef,

and laborer in the office of the. (lommlsjajyGeneral, ten thousand and forty dollars.1 '

rcr compensation cf the clerks ar.d rjiewsengerinthe office of the Surgecn Gcu.tj.1,five thousand two hundred and fjrty djl'aji.

- For compensaoa cf the clerks, mes3;r gtrr,and ls.lx)rer in the ctfice cf Tcp-cgrs,olic-

Engineers', tea thouiind six hundred ad fortydollars. -

, ; .

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Fcr crmpensntlon of .the clerks and xaenS2Cger in the office of tho chief enr'neerre;'gaJthouiaud two hundred and (arty tolL.rs. .'

, JFcr compermtioa cf the clerlj ar.d mV-sen-ger

in the office of the Colonel of Ordin-ance, twelve thousand two hundred and J'oitydollars. '..-'- j :

A teacher Lad been cxplaiainjj tohis class the polr.i cf the conrtav;,and-al-

l ivere p in frcnttov:aid.jthe north:

;Nor, what's before yen, Jobtl"4lhe cortIir sir." ": .

And what behind yon. Tostar?"1. 1 r

U4r l il, ir," .said he, trtLrrrat t1 - c e tinia to ret a sight at it.

Xcbodjseems to hare, beard of thatefcnp in Aberdeen, llis., vlo jcst'fnr.jhome from a year's resrJence-Xc- i

ragtia.- Oa Lis rray cp.fr eta thii Lir:d-i- nr

he met a number cf ladies. .Afterkissing Lia sister, 'ic, "2njXazilhe, "liq all tha rrirls ia'Ab-srdeen'iiiar-ried-

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I met Slizs A "TLtbrother,' Mis3 'A --

'crMi.22a t. name.;!

B ? r Mhs C --1

ncr 2i'i3 Oh, psha! Irsthcr,"eroi.1 St?

ida "that s nothing bt. - t $

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is cr.o for which T.ci.ea hz';l 'tlS. s . m j Y . .

Your vrcrJ Is your scrratit ho loi,a3 yoa retain it; but it bcc:r.t3"yc itctaster Trhen ycu sudTer it 'to C3cs:ijr. ,

lie has a good ineorr.e who las butfev occasions cf spendin; nothf:7,hjh-- 2 rrcat rent c

.den o; :;.e noblest dlsrcsitlon ib-ar- 3

consider vtiicn6 the III I'M'

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