The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18

printing twenty three dollars and twenty
| FIVE cents;
For furnishing seal and presses to be
furnished by the Secretary OF State,
twenty dollars;
TO pay expenses Of special election,
fifty dollars; -, j
To James Shannon who become blind
in the Ohio Penitentiary, five hundred
dollars;
For the purpose of constructing sew
er at the N. 0. Lunatic Asylum, the.
sum Of two thousand five hundred dol
lars; i
For constructing crib at the Malta mill
in Morgan county. as directed by Joint
Resolutions passed this session, a sum.
not exceeding twenty-five hundred dol.
lars, to be paid from canal fund;
To pay amount now due for fuel, three
thousand seven hundred and thirty eight
dollars;
For payment of chief fireman of heat
ing apparatus, four hundred and eighty
dollars, at the rate of forty dollars per
month for the time actually employed, to
be paid on the order of .he State House
| Commissioners;
For rebuilding feeder dams on Yellow
Greek and Little Cuyahoga, two thousand
dollars;
For repairs on Sandy and Beaver Feed
er, one thousand dollars; Provided, that
this appropriation shall in no case be ap-
piled until the provisions of the act cnti-
lied "an act authorizing the State Of
Ohio to adopt as part of the Public
Works of the State, that portion of the
Sandy and Beaver Canal which lies be-
tween Bolivar and Sandyville," passed
April 5th, 1856, shall have been fully
compiled with and such canal has been
taken possession of by the Board of Pub,
lie Works, in accordance with the proyis-
ions of said act;
For payment of salaries OF Engineer,
seven thousand Eve hundred dollars;
For awards of damages. six thousand
five hundred dollars;
For work under contract prior to Nov.
5, on Public Works of the State, twenty
one thousand five hundred dollars;
To pay for lands in original Lewistown
Reservoir including expenses of appraise-
ment and condemnation, twenty thousand
dollars;
For work on section three, other than
that embraced in contract for repairs, one
| thousand dollars;
For payment of ferriages at Ports
mouth, six hundred dollars;
For enlarging culverts on the National
Road between Big Walnut Alum Greek
in Franklin county, to be paid on the or
der of the Board of Public Works, sixteen
hundred dollars,
For purchasing three hundred and fifty
copies Of the Ohio State Reports for the
year 1857, at one dollar and sixty cents
per volume, as provided by law, five hum
dred and sixty dollars: Provided, that all
appropriations herein made for expenses,
or to pay balances on the public works,
shall be paid out of the Canal Fund. 1t
shall be lawful for the Auditor of State to
transfer from The General Revenue to the
Canal Fund, as temporary loan, such
sum. as may be necessary to meet the
several appropriations made out of said
Canal Fund, so far as the same may be
done without reducing the General Reve-
nue. Fund below the amount necessary to
pay the appropriations required to be
paid out of said last named fund, which
temporary loan shall be- repaid ont of
tolls received on public works;
10 refund moneys received for lands
improperly sold by the State, one hum
dred dollars;
To pay for books for the increase ofthe
Library for prisoners in the. Penitentiary.
one hundred dollars; $50
For Governors contingent fund eight
hundred and thirty one dollars;
3 For contingent fund of Governor for
serving acquisitions in other States, two
hundred and ninety-6ve dollars;
For Governors contingent fundto pay
expenses of council employed by Attor-
ney General under the act in relation to
the Canal Contracts, two thousand dol
lars;
The appropriation for the Penitentiary
of sixty-fve thousand dollars includes
the appropriation for costs of conviction
and transportation of conyicts to Peniten-
tiary. @ A
SEC. 2. This act shall be in force
from and after its passage.
N. HI. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April II, 1857.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFIeE,l
COLUMBUS, May 81, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original
rolls on file in this Office
JAMES Fl. BAKER,
Secretary of State.
AUp1roRs OFFICE, UPpER SANDUsKy,l
/ ~ As June Is, 1857.
L, JOSEPH McCUTcHEN Auditor of Wyandot
County, Ohio, do hereby certify that the above
acts have been correctly copied from, and
compared with, the official paper.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Auditor Of w yandot Coo.
An ExTRAoRD1NARYH HYPocR1rE.-Jack-
son, who was meurdered in Russell, Mass
by Charles Jones, was taken to Hartford,
Conn, for burial in the Hebrew fashion.
The Hartford Times says:
Clones, the murderer, was Millerite,
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