Senate Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Public Documents and Executive Documents: 14th Congress, 1st Session-48th Congress, 2nd Session and Special Session, Volume 4 |
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... subsistence , including medicines , & c .... For increase , repairs , armament , and equipment . For ordnance , & c ......... . For fuel For hemp ... ............... .......... ............ For contingent expenses . 6,434 , 594 15 ...
... subsistence , including medicines , & c .... For increase , repairs , armament , and equipment . For ordnance , & c ......... . For fuel For hemp ... ............... .......... ............ For contingent expenses . 6,434 , 594 15 ...
Page 140
... SUBSISTENCE DIVISION . In this division there were examined and adjusted 588 quarterly accounts of officers disbursing in the commissary department , involving an expenditure of $ 1,773,953 42. On the 30th of June there remained on hand ...
... SUBSISTENCE DIVISION . In this division there were examined and adjusted 588 quarterly accounts of officers disbursing in the commissary department , involving an expenditure of $ 1,773,953 42. On the 30th of June there remained on hand ...
Page 143
... subsistence branches , where the heaviest increase will occur . So far there has been no lack of force ; but few of the heavy accounts of quartermasters and commissaries of subsistence have yet reached the office . These accounts are ...
... subsistence branches , where the heaviest increase will occur . So far there has been no lack of force ; but few of the heavy accounts of quartermasters and commissaries of subsistence have yet reached the office . These accounts are ...
Page 155
... subsistence of the crew of the wrecked American ship " William and Eliza , " from Fortune Islands to Sydney ... Total disbursements Less receipts ... 844 80 177,738 17 5 , 551 19 43 , 662 22 43 , 662 22 Excess of disbursements .... 134 ...
... subsistence of the crew of the wrecked American ship " William and Eliza , " from Fortune Islands to Sydney ... Total disbursements Less receipts ... 844 80 177,738 17 5 , 551 19 43 , 662 22 43 , 662 22 Excess of disbursements .... 134 ...
Page 159
... Intrepid , " wrecked in China seas , board and subsistence 94 days , ( total number of days 376 , ) at 50 cents per day : total 4 188 00 C. - Statement showing number of destitute American seamen , REPORT ON THE FINANCES . 159.
... Intrepid , " wrecked in China seas , board and subsistence 94 days , ( total number of days 376 , ) at 50 cents per day : total 4 188 00 C. - Statement showing number of destitute American seamen , REPORT ON THE FINANCES . 159.
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&c.-Continued 1st quarter 21st July 31 To amount 3d quarter 4th quarter A. M. Robinson abstract is correct Abstract of disbursements account current accounts given embrace agency amount of abstract amount received annuity Answer April balance due Blackburn's Ford Branch mint Captain Centreville Heights certify Chippewas Colonel Miles Colonel Richardson command Commissary Congress correct and true current with A. M. Date due the United duty Elias Rector ending June 30 fractional 2d quarter Fulfilling treaties heretofore accounted honor Indian Affairs Indian agent Inspector James John June 30 Navy objects expressed paid Peter Lammond ports public money received purchase Question by accused Regiment New York requisition respectfully Salary Secretary Secretary of War Senate Sept September 30 SIMON CAMERON Subsistence superintendent of Indian Thomas Tilden's extract Total transportation treaty stipulations vessels vouchers Washington William
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