The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

cian and directors Of the Ohio Penileniia.
ry, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
For paying the secretary Of ihe COVER.
nor, clerks in The auditors Office; two
clerks in the treasurer's office, and clerk
in the secretary Of states Office, including
the additional compensation allowed BY
The appropriation act Of one thousand
eight hundred and fifty, which sum shall
hereafter be allowed 10 said clerks annually,
twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the governor,
four thousand dollars.
For contingent fund Of the auditor Of
stale, three thousand dollars.
For Contingent fund Of the Secretary Of
State, one thousand and two hundred dol
lars.
For payment fthe salaries oflle Judges
OF the supreme court, judges of the court
Of common pleas, Judges of the superior
and commercial court Of Cincinnati, the
superior court of Cleveland, judge Of he
criminal court of Hamilton county, and
reporter of The supreme court, 6ty-six
thousand dollars. ''>t'lfr'.
For salaries of the superintendent, phys-
ician, steward and matron Of the Ldnalie
Asylum, three thousand Two hundred dol
lars. rV
For provisions, household expenses,
clothing, servants, fuel, stationery, labor,
medicines, and contingent expenses. for
the lunniic asylum, the sum of twenty
Two thousand dollars.
For salaries of the superintendent and
steward of the asylum for the deaf and
dumb, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the trustees, mairon and
assistants Of The asylum for The deaf and
dumb, four thousand five hundred dollars,
For provisions, household expenses,
clothing, fuel, labor, servants, and coniiu-
gent expenses, of the asylum for the Deaf
aud dumb, three thousand fiye hundred
dollars. ,,.,
For the salaries Of the, superintendent
and steward Of the asylum for The blind,
one thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries ol the teachers, mairon, as
sistanls and arlizans of the Asylum for the
blind, three thousand five hundred dollars,
For clothing, provisions, furniture, labor,
servants, stationery, materials for work
shop, contingencies, for Asylum for the
blind, three thousand five hundred dollars.
For state library, one thousand dollars.
For stationery for the state, The addi-
lional sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
For printing the bills, reports. journals,
documents, and other matter ordered by
the Senate and House of Representatives.
including binding and covering, the addi-
tonal sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
For printing, covering and binding the
laws and Ohio reports, four thousand dol
lars. =
For distribution Of the laws, journals
and documents, the sum Of one thousand
dollars.
For compensation and expenses of the
adjutant general, the sum of three hundred
dollars, to be paid on the certificate Of The
Governor.
For compensation and expenses Of the
quartermas er General, the sum Of three
hundred dollars, to be paid on The csrli6-
cate Of the Governor.
For taking care of the public arms, un-'
der the direction Of the quartermaster gen.
eral. to be paid upon the certificate Of the
Governor, sum not exceeding one thou
sand dollars. .s.. ,, yt't
For payment Of county treasurers' mi
leage, one thousand six hundred dollars.
For repayment Of taxes erroneously
collected, tie sum Of four thousand dol
lars. .rH 4
For expenses of special elections, one
hundred and fifty dollars.
For payment Of wolf scalp certificates,
fy1 hundred dollars.
For the purchase of fuel for Ahe legisla-
,ure and public Offices, one thousand dol
lars. >
For transportation of convicts to the
penitentiary, and costs Of prosecution, and
for re.paying any amount advanced by the
treasurer, over former appropriation, the
sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars.
For salaries of deputy warden and the
clerk of the peniienliary, 10 be paid odt Of
the penitenliary fund; to the deputy war.
den, seven hundred, and 10 the clerk, sew
en- hundred dollars.
For contingent fund Of the treasurer Of
state, one thousand doAaHs.
For contingent fund of the attorney gen.
eral, two hundred dollars.
For the salaries Of the commissioners
appointed 10 revise, :efOrm, simplify and
abridge the practice; pleadings, forms and
proceedings Of The courts of record Of this
state, and for their clerk, and coniingent
expenses, five thousand dulla Q.
10 Ransom A. Giller, chairman Of the
joint select committee of the Senate and
House of Representatives on the reception
Of the guests Of the State, for money ex.
pended for the State, the sum Of Two hun.
dred and nineiy-two dollars and sixiy-six
cents.
For expenses Of committees oflnyesiiga-
tion in each house, in taking testimony.
service Of process, aud pay for the attend
ance Of Witnesses, seventy-fve dollars.
To J. Boswell and Son, for work done,
and for desks furnished for The Supreme
Court, at its March term, one thousand
eight hundred and fi'ly two, under discre-
ton of said court frty-one dollars md
nine cents. sat
To Henry Fmas, for seveniy-lhrse days
labor at the Qla sIlte house. seventy-lhrss
dollars. Na
TO Henry Mack, f1rIy-six dOllars, for
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