The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-09

eovepty.t1ye thousand dollare.
So. 5. For the payment Of the follow
ing claims, presented, proven, and order.
cd to be paid, viz:
To Samuel Medary, thirteen dollars and
fifty cents, for q record furnished for the
Supreme Court.
To F. Herman, jr., seven dollars, for
labor on the State house.
To j. Westwater and Son, five dollars
and fffy-cents, for sundry articles furnish
cd for the Senate.
For the payment Of the expenses of the
contest between Hon. C. C. Convey and
Hon. Edwin Corner, for a seat in the SEN
ate, the sum of sixty dollars.
Sec. 4. For the purpose of ~liquidating
the deficit in the general event the Au-
ditor of State is hereby authorized and d.
rected to transfer to said fund, from the
surplus revenue, the sum of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
SEc. 5. The appropriations made in
this act, are in addition to the balance Of
the several appropriations remaining un-
expended on the fifteenth day Of Novem.
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty one; and
the Auditor Of State is hereby authorized
to transfer to the general rsvenue fund,
any balances of other funds, which will be
required for the purposes for which such
funds are appropriated.
SEC. 6. There shall be levied for the
current year, upon the grand list Of the
State, in the name prescribed by the act
entitled san act for the assessment and
taxation of all property in this State, and
for levying taxes the according TO its
tire value in money" passed April 18th,
A. D. 1859, for general venue purposes,
one mill on the dollar valuation, and for
common school purposes, one half Of one
mill on the dollar valuation. and for canal
and sinking fund, two mills on the dollar
valuation, Of the property on The grand list.
SEC. Z. To Denig and Harris, for sun
dries for the use OF the General Assembly,
as per bill Of April 2lst, eighteen hundred
and ffty.two, the sum Of t"enty-eight dol
lars and sixty one cents.
To George Abbott, for scissors, punch.
es. and sundry other articles, for the use
of the House of Representatives, as per
bill Of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty two, the sum of fourteen
dollars and forty.nine cents.
To William Beswick, his costs in the
Morgan county case, Of November twelfth,
one thousand eight hundred and flty-one.
the sum of t~wenty.one dollars and twenty
nine cents.
To M. w. Bliss, for work done on old
State house, up to February third, n
thousand eight hundred and fifty two,
twenty five dollars.
To James E. Gray, for painting and
vanishing, done on and in old State
House, as per bill Of February sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty two, the sum
Of one hundred eighty six dollars and fifty
cents.
To N. s. Baker, for curtains for win
dows fer the Hall oil the House, and clerks
rooms, the sum Of seventeen dollars and
s~eventy-fve cents.
For the purpose of paying claims a.
gainst the Ohio Penitentiary, the sum of
ten thousand dollars.
To l.. F. Clefin and company, for bill
Of ps per for the use of the General Assem-
bly,, January thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and fty-two, the sum of one hundred
dollars.
TO Whiting and Burr per bill Sand Box
es and Inkstands, the sum of nine dollars
and thirteen cents.
To Mrs. E. Collins, for labor, the sum
of two dollars.
To Killbourn, Kuhn and company for
work and materials for old State House,
as per bill, dated January first, eighteen
hundred and fifty two, the sum ofone hum
dred twenty two dollars and ninety-four
cents.
To Dwight Stone and company, for
sundries for the General Assembly, as per
bill Of January seventh, eighteen hundred
and fifty two, the sum of t~wenty.eight dol
lars and thirty-iive cents.
To M. S. Baker, for labor and materi-
ais for the Hall of Representatives, as per
bill of FEBRUARY 9th, eighteen hundred and
ffty two, the sum of seventeen dollars and
seventy.fve cents.
TO John Stone, for carpet, end sundry
srticles, for old State House, the sum Of
forty seven dollars and thirty five cents.
To ]. D. Osborn, for mats ,brooms, DC,
for old State House, as per bill Of Deem.
Der thirty first, eighteen hundred and fifty
one,t the sum of fourteen dollars and sixty
two cents.
To J. Westwater and son, for sundries
as per bill of December thirty'frst, eigh-
teen hundred and fity-one; also bill Of
March third, eighteen hundred and fifty
two. the sum Of twelve dollars.
TO Decker and Hibbs, for the use Of
the General Assembly, an per bill, six dol
lars and ninety eight cents.
To J. Boswell and son, for work and
materials for State Library, Old State
House and the Odeon Hall, done in the
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