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The Daily Loyal Georgian. AUGUSTA, GA., JULY 2J. 1867. Yesterday was (lie warmest day within two weeks past. The new Steam Fire Kngine “ Ga zelle” was again put on trial yesterday afternoon near the Globe Hotel. The walks on either side the street were lined with spectators to witness the operations of the engine. There were evident sings of satisfaction with theresuls of the trial, and we know not how an unlavo-tahle impression could have been gotten. The engine is capable of throwing a large compact stream to the bight of any store or residence in the city. A good stock of good engines, kept ready in good repair, constitute a safe guard to a city of more value than ! qudraple their real cos'. It is economy j even when the city is in ;; low state of finance to keep up a well regulated complete Fire Engine and Hose appa ratus. The corner Stone of the now store j to be reared just opposite us by Mr. W. B. Griffin, was laid yesterday after-; noon, with rcremoni/. The box de posited contained the city papers, a stamp, and, we are U hl, some liquid. The stone was laid under the grate inspection of two or three locals, after which all felt dry and went over to | s. We hardly know tow to interpret j the auspices under which the building is begun. We hope the auguries are favorable to a good and worthy super str uctrc. Notice. A public meeting will he hold at the | Court House, in the city of Columbus, on the first Saturday in August—the yd day. ( All Republicans who are in favor of sustaining the measures of Congress, and the policy of the Radical Union Republican party are invited to attend. Business of a political character will he attended to, and a Union Club organized in each county in this sec tion. G. W. A'umjitN, President Union Repub. Club. CoLt'&iiiL's, July 20, I*o7. We find the following news (?) in the A. Y. Tribune of the 10th. Our friends will be pleased to know that our strength is so well l 'in hand:'' By Telegraph to the Tribune. Acc.ust.x, July 18.- There is one Union Bopublican dub in this city, numbering 400 white and 1,000 colored voters. Foster Blod gett, the Mayor, is said to he President of this dub. Philadelphia has 96,983 manufactur ing operatives, whose gross earnings yearly are §135,907,777. In the num ber of her employees, that city is over 16,000 ahead of New York, and far ahead of any other American fitly. A gentleman who has j ust completed j an extensive tour through the southern j part of Illinois, says that all the wheat south of the Ohio and Mississippi rail road has been harvested. The berry is large and plump, and the crop re markably heavy. It has not been touched by bug or rot. The Common Council of New Or leans'have adopted a resolution pro- ] viding common school education for ; colored children, and appropriating sixty thousand dollars for the maintain anco of tiie same. OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Fussed at the Second Session, trf the ThirUj-n inth Cunyrt s>. CHAPTER COVIIi. An Act wking Appropriation* for the Ugh Unite, Efeeutivc. end Judicial. Espettses »J the Uournineni for the, Year ending. tic thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred utulsiPy mstem, and for other Purposes. [CONTINUED.] Erpenses of Courts ./ the Vailed Stake.— For defraying the expenses of the supreme court and districts courts of the United Stales, including the District of Columbia, ami also for jurors and witnesses, in aid of funds arising from fines, penalties, and for feitures. in the fbe-d year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and previous years, and file-wise for defray- A the expenses of suits in which the United States are concerned, including legal assis tance to the attorney-general, and other i«-. and extraordinary expenditures, in cases in thi Supreme Court of the United Slate-!, in w hich the United States are con cerned, and of prior cations for offences com d Slabs, and for the safe-keeping > pris >i era, in addition to the uUexp nued bafarci -of appropriations to the credit of the judiciary fund on June thirtieth. eighs an hundred arid sixty--six, rc (juired to hue the expenses of the courts being re-established to the Southern States, ■a much of the act of March t wo, eighteen hundred and sfsty-five, carrying said un expecdi f balances of appropriations into tl'.c treasury being, ai.d the same is hereby, re pealed, and to replace to the credit of the judiciary fundt.be am rami of four thousand dollars, 'withdraivn tt refrom and exj-end-.-d upon the cuatoin-hou.se at New Orleans, three hundred and four thousand dollars. To enable the Secret:. y of trie Interior to pay the balance due for jv. -rk done on, and materials furnished for, t at part of the cus tom-house building at v Orleans, re served for the use of the Federal courts, four thousand two hundred and sixty-eight dollars and sixty-five cents. ItUf .Department. —For compensation of tin Secretary of War, assistant secretaries of war. solicitor, chief clerk, and the clerks, messenger, assistnut messengers, and laborer in Ills office, sixty-three thousand eight hun dred and eighty dollars. For compensation of the clerks and iaes gangers in the office of the adjutant .-general, | two hundred and twenty-three thousand, i nine hundred and twenty dollars. For compensation of the clerks, messen- ! gers, assistant messengers, and laborers, in the office of the quartermaster-general, three hundred and ninety thousand one hundred and sixty dollars. For compensation of the clerks, messen gers, assistant messengers, and laborers, in t he office of the paymaster-general, two hun dred and eight thou, and four hundred do!- ! dars : l*ratided, That tile annual compels a i tion of the chief clerk in tin office of the | paymaster-general, from the first day of i J illy, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. shall; be two thousand dollars; and the third-class i clerks iii said oil ice are hereby reduced three j in number, and the fourth-class clerks are : hereby increased three in number. For compensation ot the clerks, messenger, and Innon. i in the eltiee of tlk- ■■.emaisssry- ! genera!, eighty-live thousand six hundred j and forty dollars. For compensation of the clerks, messen-I j ger, and laborer in the office of the surgeon general, forty-three thousand eight hundred and forty dollars. For compensation ot the clerks, messen gers, and laborer in the office of the chief engineer, twenty-eight thousand seven hun dred and forty dollars. For compensation of the clerks and me:.- sengi r in tiie office oi the colonel of oriUutncc. sixiy thou, and and forty dollars. For compensation of the clerks in the office of military justice, seven thousand two hun dred dollars. i'oiiiiat/e/it iii>no.'. (f the War Deport ee, . i iiliee of the Svretary of War: For blank books, stationery, labor, liooks. j maps, extra clerk hire, and miscellaneous | items-, twenty thousand dollars. Office of tiie adjutant-general. For blank book . stationery, .binding, and j miscellaneous items, twenty-live thousand | dollars, (mice of the quarteriiinsti r-generai; For blank books, stationery, binding, and miscellaneous items, twenty-thousand dol lars. Office of the paymaster-general: For blank books, stationery, binding, and miscellaneous items, ten thousand dollars. (ifflcc of the eomniistary-general: For blank books, stationery, and binding, including rent of office and hire of watch men, twenty thousand dollars. < ill'll c of t he chief engineer: For blank books, stationery, binding, and liiin vllanecus items, three thousand live hun dred dollars. i Ulice of the surgeon-general; For blank books, stationery, binding, and miscellaneous items, including rent of office, fifteen thousand dollars. Office of Hie chief of ordnance: For blank books, stntioneiy, binding, and miscellaneous items, ten thousand dollars. Office of military justice: For blank liooks, stationery binding, and miscellaneous items, one thousand five hun dred dollars; Par the General Pxn-poses oj tin orthu'es: Frmitivf Commute • DaUding.- For compen sation of superintendent, four watchmen, and two laborers of the northwest executive building, three thousand eight hundred ami lifty dollars, For labor, fuel, light, and miscellaneous items, twenty thousand dollars. Partial (itacral Purposes of the Building corner of h' mat tie-ccntccnth streets.- - For compensation of superintendent, four watch men, and two laborers for said building, three thousand eight hundred and fifty dol lars. For fuel, compensation of firemen, and miscellaneous items, ten thousand dollars. Par the General Purposes of the Building Conner of P and Fifteenth stmts. —For superintendent, watchmen, renl, fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items, fifteen thousand dollars. Alary Department. For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy, i: -sisiant secre tary of the navy, solicitor and naval judge advoeatc-general, chief clerk, and the clerks, messenger, assistant messenger, and laborers in his office, fifty-eight thousand one hundred and forty dollars. For compensation of tfie chief of the bureau of navy yards and docks, and the civil engineer, chief clerk, clerk.-;, messenger, I and laborers in his office, nineteen thousand j two hundred and forty dollars, j For compensation of the chief of the bureau of equipment and reel lilting, i hid clerk, anil the clerks, messenger, ami laborer in ids office, sixteen thousand one hundred j and forty dollars. For compensation of tin chief of the bureau of navigation, chief clerk, and the ; clerks, me n; er, ad lahorei , hi offii e, nine thousand three hundred and forty do! j lars. For compensation of the chief of the i bureau of ordnance, and the assistant, chief j clerk, clerks, draughtsman, me.-senger, and laborers ill hi ■; office, eighteen thousand I eight, hundred and twenty dollars.. For compensation of the chief of the j bureau of construction and repair, chief i clerk, and the clerks, draughtsman, messen ger, and laborer in his office, sixteen thou sand three hundred and forty dollars. For compensation of the chief of the j bureau of steam engineering, chief clerk, am! j the, clerks, draughtsman, messenger, and I laborer in hi* office, ten thousand seven bun ! tired and folly dollars. For compensation of dm chief of the j bureau of provisions and clothing, chu t cierk, and the clerks, messenger, and laborer, j twenty-four thousand three hundred ami forty dollars. For compensation of the chief of the j bureau of medicine and surgery, assistant' and the clerks, messenger, and laborer in his I office, ten thousand five hundred *nd forty j dollars. \ Incidental and tToniinac/U hrpensu of the , Parry Department. —Office of the Secretary j of the Navy: i For stationery, labor, new. papers, perlodi- ! cals, and miscefiaueou.s items, Jive thousand j dollars. Bureau of yards and docks : For stationery, liooks. plans, drawings, • and ineideutid labor, one thousand eight | hundred dollars. Bureau of equipment alid recruiting: For stationery, books, liud miscellaneous j items, five lmnclral dollars. Bureau of navigation. For stationery, blank liooks. anil miser! lanoous items, iwo thousand four hundred j dollars. Bureau of ordnance: For stationery stid miscelLitieous I’cms. one thousand three humlnxl dolii.ni. Bureau of construction and repair: For stationery and miscellaneous items, one thousand f Jlars. Bureau of steam engineering: For stationery and niLa ellaiicoUs items. : two thousand five hundred ilolbr*-. Bureau of provisions and cloth.ing For stationery and miscellaneous items, one thousand five hundred dollars Bureau of medicine and surgery. For blank books, stationery, and miscel laneous items, eight hundred dollars. To defray the expense of In; rod wing water into tfie naval acadetnv grounds ami buildings at Annapolis. Maryland, nine thousand dollars. For the <hacral Purposes cf il.<: Southvmt Efie-Uite Building.— Frir compensation of j five watchmen ami two laborers of the | southwest cxccutiu) building, four thou sand seven bundled mid fifty-two dollars. For contingent expenses of said building, viz: For labor, fuel, Halits, and miscellaneous items, seven thousand rive hundred dollars. J\st. Office Department.- -For compensation of the Postmaster-.tenoral, three assistant posli.!:'.-ler--general, chief clerk, and the clerks, mc -enger, assistant mi ssengnrs, watehmeii, ami laborers of said department, one hundred and seventy-seven thousand .-.■mi hundred and twenty dollars. For compensation of authorized additional and for teniporiiry clerks, thirty-seven thousand dollars. Co,diligent h’.rperm of the. Post Office De ■parrmn.!. -For blank books, binding, and stationery, fuel fort, a general post office building, inehuliug tha auditor’s office, oil, gas, and candles, pl ating, repair of the general post office building, office furniture, glazing, painting, whitewashing, and for keeping; the fireplaces ml furnaces in order; for engineer for st. am-engine, laborers, watehmeii, repairs oi furniture, and for unrealionoous items, k atv live lliousaud dollars. Mm,.j/ Orthrlinrea, For compensation oi su|MTiiite-mlcnt and tin-clerks in bis office, even thousand five inii in G dollars t.p.'n-r. For pi juiriiig and publish ing post-route maps oi me L'nitcil State.-', ten thousand dollars. Department of grin ~ For compel! sat ion of < ummis.-inner m agriculture, chief clerk, and the clerks iiuplinis int’d office, thirty-nine Uiot: .id six limulred dollars. For contingencies, \, ; For stationery, purchase of library, la; •mtory, rent, aml miseellaneoiis items, c' veil thousand live hundred dollars. Fur collecting agrietth i! statistics, ten thousmu :1 dollars. For piireiiasc and disti l, ution of new and valuable sei ds, v'/ : For purchase of con. . vegetable, and (lower seeds, and for la! ,i in putting up seeds, si ed bag;, and ill ll incoo- items, sixty thousand dollars : 1 "'did. Thai the eomiliisßioner ul agrieultm shall only pur chase and distribute, with die fund herein appropriated for that purp' . such seeds as are rare and uncommon to Ihe country, or such ns can he made more profitable by fre quent changes from one ya-t. of our own country to another. For employes in seed-r<>. m, live thousand two hundred dollars. For propagation and dish Unit ion of plants, cuttings and shrubs, foimun thousand dol lar-.: JToridnl , That the plop station of plants, cuttings, and shrubs ••hallhe confined to sue.il as are adapted to ge- ml i ldtivation to promote the general inlee i <,fi horticul -11let• and agriculture lliiou, . ail the United States. For experimental garden u reservation number two, eight t hounand eight liund .. I dollars Mint cf. Philadelphia. Foi .-altirieu of the director, Ireasurer, assaye-i, ’•niter and re finer. chief eoinoi- and engrav . asi-istant ns sayer. and seven clerks, thirl-live thousand fix e hundred dollars. For wages of workmen anil .nljusuTs, one hundred and twenty-five thous-md dollars. For specimens of ores and i-oins to be pro served in the cabinet-of the ini' ; i\ hundred dollars. For freight on bullion and n-Vi, five thou sand dollars. Die:i,eh Mild at Par Fraud. California. For salaries of zupe.rinti iident. ireasurer, a- ■ saver, melter and retini-r, ci-l -,, and six clerks, thirty two thousand dollars. Foi wages of workmen and aeiusters, two lilindreil Uiousutid dollars. For incidental and eontinges! isxpensos, repairs and x\sstage, one hundrot thousand dollars, A:, ay Office. X, r -sos Siiperiiiteiiiielit, as aycr and liielu-r, and re liner, assistant a .-.aver, officer, ad . leeks, I twenty-live thousand seven hmaked dollars. For wages of workmen, forty tl’oiis l ;r.d. dollars. I'm incidental and i -nlingent -xpenscs lliiity-live l.housanil dollu • flraneh Mint at Dearer. -For '-'ipcrinien dent, assayer, liiejter. refiner, nmer, and clerks, thirteen thousand dollar-s. For wage, of workmen, twenty thousand three hundred and one dollars. For incidental and contingent - xpenses, twelve tljpil.saiid dollars, amu pend, nt Trca.su ru .- ■ Forsal.-m sos the assistant irnastireis id the United . 'me* el Hew Yolk, Bu.-ton, ’ harjfiston, up . Loin-, viz. for the assistant treasurer at w York, l ight thousand dollars ; those, at B ion and Saint Louis, each, five thousanddoE g and the one at Charleston, two thousand five huiHoi.-d,- twenty tlmusand five Imiidred dollars. V >: addituirud salary of i he treasni. i of the mini at Philadelphia, one thousand dollars. For additional -alary of the Ire, urer ot the hirnii-h mint at New Orleans, lien hun dred dollars. For additional salary of the in. -urerof the branch mint at Denver, live hundred dollars. For salaries oi Lie clerks and nu eager.! in Ihe office of assistant ir-as urer at Diston, twenty-five thousand two hundred es.liars : i'rtivith and. The' iii lit ir of the clerks hereto fore ai'lh-'-jised, the aK.isln.il treasuu >f the United 8i:s; ,a! Boston is hereby aul -rized to appoint, w] tii the approbation oft --.Sec retary Hie Treasury, one chief clerk, at a salary of three thousand dollars per annum: one clerk, at a salary of twenty live lnirntrea dollars per annum; one elerlt, at a saaiy of two thousand dollars per annum; two' I irk*, at- a gd.uy of eighteen liundred doll: - per annum, each; tao clerks, at, a s-ilury .f til teen hundred dollar* per amnun. each, six clerks, at a salary of twelve hnnqffed d-'liars per annum, each; one clerk, at a sa’-.-'y of ouc tjionsand dollars per annum: two < lerks, at a sidoiy of eight hundred dollars pis .m --num. each; one portor, at a salary of- veil lnmilr- and dollars per aniniui; am[ one w itsli luttn, at a alary of six hundred dollars per annum. For salaries of clerks, messengers, and lvati limi:!!, in office of the assistant treasurer at i’liiladelpliia, eighteen thousand three hundred dollars. For salary of additional ckiks in the office of tlu- assistant treasury at Philadelphia, six | thouKiind ti vi; hundred and eighty-five dol lars. For salaries fieri;uus enge.rs, and watclmiei In the office of the a. h i'ml n< urer at New York, one hundred and twenty lliousund tin. •• hurelii -I and twenty dollar-. For salaries of clerk . mess'rngere, anil watchmen in th-s office of the assistant ti-ens nrer at Scant Louis, nine thousand seven hundred deHart. For additional salaries to the messenger;: at four hundred de-lltirs per annum, and to four watchmen -t one hundred dollars per annum each, in the office of the a-: istant treasurer at Saint T.ouis, eight hundred dollar:-;. For Hilaries of ck-rks, porter, and watch laon in the office of the assistant treasurer at New Orleans, ni.-:3 tbouannd six hundred del I ars. For I'ompeiisatiou to stamp clerk in the office- of the a«s!-taut treasurer at .San Frau c-i-eo, two thousand four hundred dollars. For compensation of the di-.positi.rv at banta l-'e, mid the cierk, watolmion, :.na]K>r ter in his office, four tliou-aiid eight hundred dollars, For -duy of the clerk to the a-- ting .u-si u mil treasurer at Denver, one thousand eight hundred dollars. For salaries of additional clerks, and addi tional compensation of officers nr.d clerks. Under act of Augu-l sixth, eigliieiui huiriicii and forty six, for the better organization ol the treasury, at such rales as the Secretary may deem just and reasonable, sixty thousand dollars. For compensation to designated deposita ries, under fourth section of the act of Au gust sixth, eighteen hundred and forty-six, for the collection, safe-keeping, transfer.and disbursement of the public revenue, eight thousand dollars. For compensation to special agents, under net of tho 'ixth of August eighteen hundred and forty-six, eight thousand dollars. For salaries of ten supervising and fifty-six local inspectors, appointed under net of thir tieth August, eighteen liundred and fifty-two, for the better protection of the lives of pas sengers by steamboats, with travelling and other expenses incurred in carrying into effect the steamboat inspection law, including Ihe expenses of i heir annual meeting, eighty-live thousand dollars. For contingent expenses under'the net of the sixth of August, eighteen hundred and forty-six. for the collection, safe-keeping, transfer and disbursement of the public rev enue, in addilion to premium which may be received on transfer drafts: J'ran'ded, that uo part of said sum shall be expended for j clerical services, two hundredandtifty thou sand dollars. For checks and certificates of deposit for office of assistant treasurer at New York, and other offices, eighteen thousand dollars : 1 Prodded, That the Btvritfary of the Treasury be, and lie is hereby, authorized, at his die- j ere!ion, to remove the whole or any portion of the machinery, apparatus, and fixture;- , [ 1 the hraiii.h mints of Hie Untied Htatesal | New Orient; ~ Uharlottc, and Dahlouc:::;, to | such other branch mints as in ids opinion may require the same, or at his discretion to discontinue the branch mint at; New Orleans, ; Charlotte, and Duhlonega, and to dispose of | the property belonging thereto, if he shall | deem it expedient, at public auction to the j highest bidder. OOVKIUfMKNTH IN TUI: T ItUUITOUIi-; I Territory cf far ,!/(.:tee.- For : lUaries of governor, chief justice, and two associate j judges, and secretary, twelve thousand dal- For contingent expen a-s of saiii Ttrritory. one thousand dollars", Forjiuterpivti-r and Iranslatoi ill the execu tive office, live hundred dollars. For compensation ami mileage of tin- mem bers of the legislative assembly, officii.,, clerks, and eonlingi nt expenses of the asst m hlv, twenty thousand dollars. Territory of Utah.-. For salaries of govern or, chief justice, anil two associate judges, and secretary, twelve thousand dollars. For contingent expt uses of the. Territory, one thousand live hundred dollars. For compensation and mileage of the mem bers of tin legislali vo .assembly, officers, | clerks, and contingent expenses of (lie as sembly, eighteen thousand dollars. Territory of Washington.- For salaries of governor, chief justice, two associate judges, and secretary, twelve thousand iivi hundred dollars. For contingent expenses of said Territory. ! one thousand five hundred dollurn. For ci mpenialioti and mileageof tlu nii ni bei sos the legislative assembly, officers, clerk, and contingent expense; ol the. assembly, twenty thousand dollars. Territory <j Arhea,■lra..- -For salaries of governor, chief justiee, and two aKsoeiate judges, and secretory, ten thousand fiveluui drnl dollar . For contingent expen.,er- of said Territory, one tli.msami dollars. Fur i-umpee: slion and mileage of ihe lueni bu, of the legislative assembly, officers, i eleikrt, andcontlngcnf exiiensesoi tiicti'isem- | lily, I'd teen thmiwmd dollnrs. I 'enTjrcy uj Colorado.- For salariesof gov - ] ernor and. sfiperint,-udei.l of Indian affaire, 1 chief justice, and two associate judges, amt se-uctary, nine thousand seven hundred dol lars. For contingent expenses of said I’erritory, one tin UHHlul ( oilars, For (zimpensatioH and mileage of the meni befs oi the legislntive e.e-xilhly, officer.--, clerks, ami eoulingent expenses' of the a.s semhly, ten lliousaud dollaiu /< fritory of Jtalala. \ 'or . a.1,-.rics of gov - ernor and superintendent of Indian affairs, chief justice, uml two as: i.i '.alo judges, ami sw retnry, nine thousand seven liundred dol lars. For contingent expenses of the Territory, one lliousaud dollar:. For compensation and -rtiiltuge of the member,- of the legi -!.;i ivo. as: - inbly. nJllecr :, j clerks, and confiiignit exjieiinw; of the flu-I seinhly, llfi.-en theiis-uid dollars. Terr Jarg of Arizona... Fo: salariesof gov J ernor, oke-.f Jltstiee, and two associate judges, and secretary, twelve thousand dollars, For contingent cxjievises of tlfd Territory j | one thniH.uiii dofiars. For interpreter and inmslatuj- in theoxoeu tive office, five hundred dollars. For fa-mpee-aSion and mileageof the ineni- In.rs of the legislative assembly, officer!*, clerks, and contingent expenses of the assem bly, Iw enty thousand dollars "hrritvry if Idaho.-- -For '.dm iesof -overa or and superintendent of Irfdi.on affairs, chief ,| justice, and two associate judges, and secrc- j tary, twelve thou'.irid doilar.*, For e<mtinvent -sipent ... of Hie Territory, j one thousand dollars. For compensation and mileage ») the j members of the legislative blj attic . Clerks, and contingent i •-pen-rs of the as- ‘ seinhly, twenty ihoiisand dollars. lirntory of Mariana,. For ixnnpensudon of governor and superintcnflent of India al fairs, chief justice, and two assoeia! - jud; - ... and secretary, twelve lliousainl dolLuv. For contingent expenses of the Territory, one thousand dollars. For eompeiisJdioii aiiiluiHeap.'eof themvut tiers of the legi slalive assembly, officers, clerks, and contingent expense!;, twenty thousand dollars. .1! DtOI.VJW. Officerf thi>. Ulartisy-Oenmd. - Foi Ktliu ii-s of the attorney-general, ;v,*istant attorney general, and the clerk and messenger in h: office, t wcuty-three thousand seven hundred dollars*. For two additional temporary clerk- of class one. twi-ntyTofir Imnilreil dollars. Contingent expenses of the office.if the attorney-general, namely: For fuel, lulior, furniture, stationery, and niiiicellaueotia items, four thousand doliai . For porch use of law and necessary books for the office of the attorney-general live hundred dollars. For legal assistance anil other necessary special and ext raordiuwy expenditures in the ; disposal of private land claims in California, | live thousand dollars. Justins of the Supreme Court if the Vniicfl . States.- For salaries of the chief justice arid nine nmociote justices, sixty thousand five liundred dollars. For travelling expenw-s of the judge as -ignc.l to the tenth circuit for attending sea skin of the supreme court of tho United States, one thousand dollars. For -alaries of the district judges of the United States, one hundred aud twenty-six thoiisa nd dolitfS. For salaries of the chief justice of the su preme court of the District of Columbia, the associate judges, and judge of the orphans’ court, nineteen thousand dollars. For sMury of the reporter of the decisions of tlie supreme court of the United ritates, j which is hereby fixed at that amount, two thousand five hundred doilars; I‘rociJu!, | That said r-portrr. shall w ithin the time now preseribeel deliver to the Secretary of the In- i terior for distribution, according to existing j laws, three hundred copies ot such of the I annua! repnets of Unit court as shall lx; lu re- . after published. For additional compcie atioti to tliree clerks ' iu the department of the attorney-general, | for exlraordinaiy services under the amnesty proclamation ot May twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, to be apportioned, one thousand to the principal clerk, and live hundred to each of the other two clerks, two ; thousand dollars. | For compensation of tlio district attorneys, I nineteen ilumsand two hundred and fifiv dollar ! For compensation of tiie district marshals, | twelve thousand dollar.-;. : For necessary expenses in carrying into effect Hie several actsol tlongi-es:; nllhorizing , loans mid the issue of treasury notes, two ! million dollars. For salaries and expense; of collector.-,, a ■ sessors, assistant assessor::, revemie -gents, j lespeetoi's, and auperintutdenUf, of exports ' and drawback, together with flu: expense of j carrying into effect the forty-fourth secthm i of the internal revenue net ot June thirtieth, ! eighteen hundred and sixty four, and all i other expenses of carrying into effect the various provisiuns of tlu severa: iu;t,s piMViil ing internal revenue, except -atari sos com ' missioner. deputy eonimi- sieiier, and clerk.- | of inlornal revenue offii e, together with rent, [ dies, paper, and so forth, for stamps, and in ■ i ideulal ex pauses, ten million cK- In liund; • 2 thousand dollars. For compensation to the iaixnvr in charge I of the water-closets in I lie capitol. live hun dred anil thirty-eight dollars. For eumpi nsat iuil of four laborer -. in capi tol, two thousand four hundred dollnrs. For eoinpei’.,-iit-km to Mi pubis ■ ardener, one Uum-nnd four hundred and forty do!- lars. For compensation of 'a foreman and Uvea- j tv one laborers employed in tli pulriic j grounds, thirteen thousand four lumdred j doj lars. For compel .sat ion of the keeper of the 1 we tern girt Capitol Square, eiglit hundivi.l and seventy-six dolkus. For eoiiqiL'ii "T-m of two day watchmen employed in the Capitol Hquare, one tlieus atid two liundred dollars. For compensation of two nigh! vvalehmea at the I’resi-lem's hnuse, one thousaml two liundred dollars. To enable the eonniiissioner of public buildings to pay two policemen at Hi I’lv.-i --dent's house, ivventy -ix liundred and forty i dollars. To enable the commissioner of publicbuild ings to pay Iwo policemen at the IT: sident’s house, (one from August twenty-fourth, the other from November twenty-fifth, < ighteen liundred and sixty-five, to June thirtieth, eighteen liundred and sixty-six,) two thou.-- and and twiaity-threc dollars and thirty-four cents. For i-iinipeiisation of tiie door-keeper in the Presiileiii's house, one thuusaml illar- For rirlnpeiise.tiim of one night vve.lehiiian at the pubhe s!aides and earpeuti-i shops smith of (he t apitol, one lliousaud dollars. For eompi.e:ilion ol two watchmen iu n nervation number two, twelve hundred dol lars. For compensation of eight draw k.-epei - at the I’olme io bridge, and for fuel, oil, am! lamps, seven ihou-aiid live hundred and fifty three dollars and sixiy cents. For compensation of two dravv-Uecpi rs ~t Ihe two hriilgei* arruss the eastern branch of tin: Potomac, and for fuel, oil, and lamps, one thousand three hundred and nineti-six di illors, For compel! ml ion of fun are-keeper under the old kill of Hie House of Reproseubilives, six hil!idre,l dollars. For comp, inuiion of fitrinu'c keeper at the i’res!-.!.ait’s house, six liundied dollars. To he Continued. SPECIAL NOTICES. t) p«*«-U*.y’» iacni.ury. THE AMEIHCAN < 'UN FI. 1C f. JNu. THOMPSON, N. York * Brooklyn A- at, Cilice No. 1711 William st., upstair.;. je2-i lEctiry 38. Stanton, (. O t NIS 101, holt AT LAW, No. 170 Broudwuy Nt w York. JcA THE I.'NHEIiBIOJS'KI) JiAtl HE< EIVLt) the nppolritnii-ifi of FNITKD BTAIFS FO'i- M i.'si: t.N'KJt tor the .g-outUcni Dlutricl of ■ -: ’gi-t. Office at Aue ast-n. JACOB R. DAVIS. May 6, IST*. myS-fini y, INVALIDS’ WHEEL CHAIKB, FoU in or out-door me, from geo. Invalid C.u rii'z .- tfi order. Patent Cunt: ring; Jlor.-I-;, idg Chiiiiri.n. C.fi'rkig'es, ,S\v iji- -. ■, fiolifiy 1;- r - , ten. 8. W. SMITH, JeSf. No. DO William street, X. Y. CLOTHES WKINCEHSOFALL KINDS pronqitly ivpairi and nr taken ill part pay for i ■ Fniver-ai,” v. ilh tiie *'slop gear,” whirl sin-ranted to tie durable. Dialers supplied with Duly’s Wa king Ma- him: arid tJ.: “ Uni ver.- ill” Wringer. METROPOLITAN WAtli- INO MACHINE COMPANY. It. C. JiltOVv \ INC, (Jen nil Agent, No. 'll Courtlaml afreet, ah v. *i art, opuu ite Maretiani;.’ Hotel. jCJS Pinner Party. r I HE i oLOUEl) i i’f(ZENS of IHehui. nl county, are iavilul to partake id a gem:.-! i> ctvis r i: is, , to 111: .-el a ,1 up oil SATURDAY, 2?th ITi'diy., AT BUTLER’S ( Ui.Klv, On the S-ivanißiJi Road, .six mile- from in. g Tick* fur Ocntleiiun, ea-fli -I hu Ladies “ :,() " (lentleimui and Lady ! ('hildrcD :;5 'l'ickeL* can be ohUiined at the “ Nation.ti !i* tei,” in liiis eity. The people tvil! \iv, Hip])lh;<] with liiNurii of every kind—the I aides beiiifr supplied aiternaU I y with i-'niits, Trovisions, &v. Every r»ne who know;; ihe tiount-iusof nC > .in try Table, and enjoy; a country fiolkkiy, v i'i find their cxpeetsifion-. fully realized at till > time* Come one ! Come all ! Lome altogether : I>ANJ LL M. UEUTON. * /. ISAIAH ItKKTON, , Comae, i. Augusta, July lt-ito. DM7. jyl t id A Protracted Meeting W JLL < oinmenee on WEDNESDAY before the lir-t Monday in Vugust, at Brushy Arbor, (Afric.vi Cliim h) Monroe county, On/ All de nominations, white and colored, are invited, jylt-vv JAMES FUSE, Pa-tor. t£500,000. Vv OOD.— Urge inheritance in England to ail di— i admit- <*r relative.- of CLEMI-.NT WOOD, who e.tmc from England.* Apply, by letter, j>ost])aid, to the CIIEVALIEK Di: ROSAS, Advocate, 51 Upper Bedford Place, jyTJ-tw’J London. STEEL COMB BKTJSH COTTO N GIN S , diJullotls 9 Fuienl. i I HAVE the pleasure of iniorming the Plan | iv is throughout tiie South, that 1 have, made 1 u!Tunu<-ment3 with the Mystic River llnrdwave Maimlheturing Company, for making my Steel Brush Cotton Grins, I. mlcr my own personal supervision, and those isbing to buy are assured that they will be found superior iu workmaimhi]) aud linish to any l.e.foro made by me. rite superiority of the-Steel Brush <«in over al.l others, has long be.en conceded, and the in enased value of tiie linti over the. other (tin's in.il*.e them a neets.-ily to the IMantery. 'riuil all may be supplied, orders should bo sen I, at an eariy date. The Lompanv are. also ready to supply all kind.* on;in .Material ami 'malihnerv teed on Plantations. .Applications tor Circulars and reference will receive prompt attent ion. BENJAMIN i>. GULLETT, Konnerlv of Amite, *S(. Helena Parish, Ls',. Address ‘ JUS. JL A DAMS A COM IkS, Pearl si, reel, New York, Sole Aj'vnt.j Mystic River Hard ware M tin. Cos, je:>b" Sliepard & Goohran, Importers and Jobbers of croc ■Ja .Hurray St., Nig-vv Work. We oiler for ah; at the lov/e. * {n tet s, White (irani to or lono Chi im, AND Common V/aio in Original Cratos, Or Re Packed to Huif Customers.. Also, I'REN C H (111 NA, 4V «o!«» ftiuxl or Wworeied. A Gn-nt Variety of Glass Ware, i amps, Looking-Glasses, Silver-Plated Ware, In fa<’l, every!lung appertaining so thf» bin?! lie-riß. Wosolieii. orders and invite the attention of nuyern, assuring all Hint they call do us well - .a think better than lliey cam do Hki witere. THOMAS BUKPARD, WILLI \ M .). COCHRAN je27 NEW YORK SIOI EL, X K\V YORK CITY. r U £ Hi, Cos |>aidne!Mhip bereloloi j* o.xisUiig un der the firm of Cranston <V Hildreth, H dis solved by mutual eoiiDcnt. The business will be. eurrh'd on by Mr. I). M. Hiblivtb, who it, e.ul liori/.' and to sign the name of the firm In Jj tjuidalion. JURA M CRA NSTON. I). M. HILDRETH. ‘ New 'i ork, January M, LSBT. \ | ti. i>. *!. JIILDRKTLI, foruur.'y propria ,*t[. toi-oi llie i'l. Ciiarleu Hotel, New < )rleaus f Juiving purchased the int rest iu the above* Ho tel b’-'iii his iate partner, Hiram Craust-ou, Es;j., lakes this opportunity to tu-r-ure his lrienUj-y and the public ucnemlly, that be will spare, no jutiii- orexpeii " to nniiiilain tiie heretofore tabli-Tied I 'putulion of this well known li-d( i, .1 * one of the best in tiie country. jeh*7 (ieneml Insurance Agency. UN HE It WRITE lbAgency New York, ('a}»i.al ami A-ti Jisioe. insmaiK <; (’oin[ .inv of New Havn, Conn., Capital aud Assetri. 1,87 1,tf16 The Putnam i ire Jus. Cos., Hertford, Conn., Capital and As---1s 817,47 b .Soul In rn M ut.ual Ins. Cos., Athens, <t.i., Cspital and Asset?. JiOkQOO E’ii u:la Home In. Cos., Luiauh;, -Me., Capitai and Assets 25RrtfS Exeelr ior Eire Ins. (N>., Ne .\ York, Capital and Assets ... youtio in Mutual Life Ins. uu,., c* iumoiii, tb C., Capital and As.v. Is. . v /rAY»tn Wc are now prepared to issue Fire, Marine, iiiiu! ) and Life Policies, is; the above iCm -e!}*.*>.•: Coinpunies. Oiliee on Alabama .-treet, mar Pootohiet , hi Lyneli Buildiiiu. I’AITLLU A, HANCOCK, Auent-s. Atlanta, (iu.. June 5, l'xb7. jtJ7 STEIN WAY vY SOYS’ t&Mtnd, Square &nd Upright P? ANO- FORTES Hdu- lul.'-n thi).; lit- premiums at- the. prlu eipa) Fail- held in thi- country v.dUttn the iyp.t ten years; and /do ;i First. Prize Medal at tin* ' - 1 . ■ o Int ci n;ii ■ •!. : i L v Id bit ion in Le>udoii, iu ldf»‘C in eoinpetili ii with b’ff.J Piano.-* from ail parts of 1 lie world. Evt ry i t mo i eons-iruci tl wit !• i heir ‘‘Patent Av;i..;f. A .■run -/ .nei;C’ apjtiied direetlv to the lull lion Front St - in w:iy A Son- <iir. ut- special at tent ion to iheii e w’.y inventt and “ Upright-” Pianos, with their “ I'afen! Resonator 7 ’ and double Iron. Frame, patented June 5, ISdd, width, by their voiuim amt e-.tpii-ib (piality <»f ton*', have 1 ii' i‘.« -; i'u iimpßi'ilinl admiitit ion of t lie mus! ■ I j - ion and ali who have heard them. Si t in wav A Soil-' Pianos are used by the moM Miinent i i.gu i , of Europe mul America, who ii.l ft i ! ijcni Jbr th' ir own ;n;bb mal private ci 11 • i:t'vi i* aeec:--'*bJ( . 'i'heMi instruniCnU : iJ - e only Aim I'ican i'aMto- trxjiorted to Lti | i-ope in hir;:'• mi tubers, imd uefually used by tie p;r< Piani: Hin i'diroji-.uu (.-oncerl I.ooms. Evi ry Piano warmuied for live yeair. Old Pianos taken in cxelutngc. Wut'eFooms, tii>t floor of »Sti iiiwhv Hail, Nos. H aud 7., least Eourtecnth Orect, N f cw York. jeiTS yJO-ÜBH, ■A, TA, 87 Brotriw.:; . N-.w York. (G J'o.GTK 110W1.1.V0 CiREKN, ON THE EUROPEAN r&£N. i iii: STKYKNH IIOC3K 1b well umt wl.l-ly known til Dim traviHng pulilh*. Tim .u.-,;tiu : i i- -jh i.lilv ,-niii.iblc- ti) uiiTclinnti; tunUiusiifiw nil’ll; it i.-. in diHM* proximity to tiiu tiiixiiu.,- of tin.. <-iiv l.i on the iiighway of Kontin-rii ii'nl '‘.v. -1.-ni mai l -amt adjaronl to nil tho principal IL-ilrou.l amt -SU-amfiout. Depute. Till* STKVKNr* HOUSE law liricral -0i,.. w-jilation for over (XU) guerts- it >- ». II fur uislicil, unit potwsiiia uvury mode ru improv-w nieiit for tin- comfort and entertainin’, nt, of ji<s inmates, dlu: rooms are spurious and veil v -ntiluted—provided with gas and water —th.; • attendiuiei is prompt und iv.ypwtftii- - unn 1j ,- j table is Lfenerous’y provided with every delieie < y ol the season, at moderate, rates. rheroonishavinii bi «ii refurnit h- ,1 t n._ modeled, we are enabled to offer e xtra irteilitu-o for the comfort and pleasure of our tftnvfcb* GEU. K. CHASE- c\: (,<>., * j-'a t'f-ii'i-i'jteire.