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An Act making certain appropriations therein named. 1862 72 (1862)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0379 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI. hereby abolished for the future, and that none of the provisions of the said act shall apply to the money appropriated or the taxes collected by vir- tue of this act, and that this act shall take effect from its passage. Approved, January 3,1863. CHAPTER IIL AN ACT making certain appropriations therein named. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That the following sums be allowed out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated : ART. 1. To L. Julienne, for stationery furnished the Legislature, the sum of ninety-five dollars and seventy-five cents, say $95 75. ART. 2. To W. W. Hardy, for work and labor in Senate and Hall 'of House of Representatives, the sum of forty dollars ($40) instead of the sum of forty-two dollars and fifty cents, as asked for in his account. ART 3. To J. A. Horne, for the services of the boy Jeffrey for twenty days, the sum of forty dol- lars (say $40,) and to our faithful negro man, Jef- frey, for his own use, the sum of ten dollars. ART. 4. To Win. Beacham, for two guns deliv- ered to Capt. H. W. Martin, the sum of thirteen dollars ($13.) ART. 5. To Messrs. Cooper.& Kimball (Missis- sippian office) for public printing and Daily Mis- sissippian, this session, the sum of three hundred and twebty-ninc dollars'and eighty cents ($329 80.) ART. 6. To James Daniel, for hire of boy A. Reid for twenty day's services in attending the House of Representatives, at two dollars per day, the sum of forty dollars ($40.) ART. 7. To A. Virden, for hire of bpy Isaac Hendiix for twenty day's services in attending the House of Representatives, at two dollars per day, thd sum of forty dollars ($40 ;) also, the further sum of three dollars for paste furnished this House. 72

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