The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-06
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No: 1881 AN ACT

Nu0lJlOu 10 former aDpTOpIlahOnst Oe duu Tue
same are hereby appropriated, out OF any money
in the state treasury for generatrevenue purposes,
TO be paid the warrant of the auditor OF state,
for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven
For the payment os the salaries Of the governor,
suditor treasurer and secretary of state, the at
torney general state commissioner of common
schools, and librarian, seven thousand nine hun
dred dollars.
For the payment of the lieutenant governor,
members Of the general assembly, their clerks,
assistant clerks sergeants alarms their assistants
and messenger boys, the sum of twenty-five thou
sand dollars;
For the payment of salaries of Judges of the
supreme court, of the court of common pleas;
Judges Of the superior courts of Cincinnati, Mont
gomery and franklin counties, thirty four thou
sand dollars;
For contingent fund of secretary Of state, seven
hundred and fifty dollars;
For contingent fund of treasurer of state, twelve
hundred dollars;
For contingent fund of auditor of state, five
hundred dollars;
For contingent fund of school commissioner,
eight hundred dollars;
. For salary of secretary of the governor, eight
hundred dollars;
For payment of clerks in he auditors Office,
seven thousand Fl We hundred dollars;
For payment of clerks in the trea 'urers office,
two thousand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries of clerks in the secretary Of states
office, two thousand dollars;
steward matron and other officers and employ
ees, and for household aud incidental expenses,
and for repairs and improvements OF the Central
Ohio Lunatic Asylum, the sum of thirty seven
thousand eight hundred dollars, and for salary of
moral instructor two hundred dollars;
For salaries of superintendent, physicians,
steward, matron, and other officers and persons
employed in, and for household aud inciden-
tai expenses, of the Southern Ohio Lunatc Asy-
lum, nineteen thousand dollars; and for grading
and other repairs, and omnibus, five thousand
eight huodred dollars;
For salaries of superintendent, physicians
stew ard. matron, and Others employed in, and for
household and other incidental expenses of the
Northern Luuatic Asyl4m, twenty four thousand
dollars, aud for repairs and improvement OF
grounds, five thousand dollars;
For salaries of superintendent, other officers,
teachers and employees, and current and con
tingent expenses of the Institution for the Edu-
cation of the Deaf and Dumb, twenty thou
sand dollars; and for repairs and other i'm
Provements, three thousand four hundred four dol
lars and forty-two cents being he balance of for
mer appropriations for building purposes, and uu-
expended
general expenses and repairs of the Institution for
the Education of the Blind, eighteen thousand
dollars;
For paying the expenses of the trustees of the
benevolent insttu ions, thousand dollars;
For printing, stitching and binding for State
department. fifteen thousand dollars;
to be paid the certificate of the chief Justice to
to the auditor of stlte, three hundred dollars, at
the rate of one dollar aud fifty cents per day.
For compensation to messenger of Supreme
Curt, at the of dollar per day, to be paid
on the certificate of the court to the auditor OF
state, two hundred aud fifty dollars
For salary of Quarterm lster General, four hun
dred dollars aud for his contingent expenses,
three hundred and fifty dollars;
For salary of Adjutant General, three hundred
dollars;
For payment of taxes err5neJusly assessed, in
cludng amount refunded under joint resolution
passed April Ilth 1856, relative to the duties OF
auditor of state in settling with banks nifty hEe
thousand dollars;
For fue for use of state, four thousand dollars
For payment of salaries of warden, deputy
warden, clerk, physician. moral Instructor aud as
s'stant of the Ohio Pententiary. three thousand
two hundred and fifty. five dollars;
For payment OF guards, provisions, clothing and
other expenses of the 0hil Penitentiary, sixty
five thousand dollars;
For the payment of the costs in the case of the
State of OHIO against ia 1es Immons the slm o
four hundred and forty four s2-l0O dollars oil
as much thereof as the Warden of the Penitentiary
under the advice of the Attorney General shall
certify to be correct: Provided the Attorney Gen
eral shall be of opinion that the same is. by law
chargea BILE upon the STATE treasury, or is not 9TH
erwIse prnvided for;
For state board of agriculture, being the pro-
ceeds Of show licenses and escheated lands, three
thousand six hundred and forty three dollars and
twenty cents
For salary of secretary of commissioner Of
common schools, three hundred dollars;
For stationary for use of state, fourteen thou,
sand dollars; and for distribution of the laws and
journl lls and public documents, two thousand
dollars;
For ,yment of expenses of trustees of benevo
LEM institnt ons prior to the year l956 two hun
dred dollars,
To pay balance of expenses of the late trustees
df the Lunatir A SV linn spV N hnudrp1 dollars.
To pay debts debts of the Central Lunatlc ASy-
lun, four thousand seven hundred aud twenty
five dollars;
For paying balances of Indebtedness of the
Northern and Sj.thern Lunatic Asylums and the
State House, incurred prior to the l5,h day
of November, 1855, twenty thousand dollars, to be
audited and paid under the provisions aud sub.
ject to the restrictions prescribed in the act OF
March llth, 1856, 'making appropriations to pay
the indebtedness of the benevolent institutions
and new State House"
For dis ributing reports of commissioner ot
common schools for the year 1856, one hundrei
and fifty dollars;
For repairs to the penitentiary to be expended
under the direction and control of the directors,
eleven thousand dollars;
To pay Z. Eaton for Publishing new constitution
in the Miami Commercial, III 1851, twentY-sx
dollars;
To pay Columbus Gas company for gas light
for state, twenty-four hundred dollars;
For the purchase of books and magazines for
state lib-a-y, one thousand dollars;
For moving library, and for binding magazine
newspapers, and state documents, one thJus IND
dollars;
For postage, and necessary expenses not other
wise provided for, for state library, two hundred
dollars;
For paying balances due on books ordered by
late Librarian, and for magazines and newspapers,
Of past years, one hundred and fifty dollars;
For contingent expenses of attorney general
eight hundred dollars, including two hundred for
purchase Of law books for his office;
For postage for auditor of state, eight hundred
dollars;
For expenses (being fees and costs incurred by
committees of the Lgsla-urt) to L. Hutchinson
one dollar and fifty cents, to 5 B. Hanuum, notary
public. two dollars, and to Cyrus Mendenhall tS q
dollars and twenty five cents;
For expenses of standing committees on benev'