The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

Dulu vi uu CCthAiCutuf ~ tho Aose - NsAS 49,
lar and fifty cents per day five hundred dol
lars.
For payment of tho costs Of sustaining
United States prisoners, under the act Of De-
Osmber 90, 1906, two thousand dollars.
For the payment Of Thomas Ewing and
H. II. Hunter, for professional services in
case Of the Columbus Insurance Company
and, others, two hundred and fifty dollars
each .... .s-.
To pay expenses and fees Of cOunsels repre-
senting the State in the canal contract case,
(Arnold Melbery y. The State Of Ohio,) now
pending in the Supreme Court OF o United
States, two thousand dollars, to be paid on
the certificate of the Attorney General.
To pay expenses and fees of counsel ap-
pearing for the State in the suits now pend
ing, or which may be brought in the courts Of
the United States respecting the collection of
the taxes assessed against the banks Of the
State, under the act passed April 8, 1859,
fifteen hundred dollars, to be paid on the
certificate Of the Attorney General.
For tho payment Of o balance found due
by the Court Of Common Pleas of Franklin
county, on the second day Of February, 1860
to Peter P, Lowe, one hundred aud fifty-one
dollars and thirty-eight cents.
For payment of j, D. Osborn & Co., for
window fixtures for Senate chamber, eleven
dollars and seventy,six cents.
For payment of G. w. Heyl, for furniture
and repairs in Senate chamber, seventeen
dollars and sevontysfvs cents.
For payment Of Dennis Mahoney, for la
bor in Senate chamber, ten dollars.
For payment Of Henry Fraas, for mend
ing carpet and mating in Senate chamber,
four dollars
For payment of j. H. Riley & Co., for
map Of Senate chamber five dollars.
For payment Of indebtedness to Columbus
Machine Manufacturing Company, for bal
ance due them on contract as reported by
State House Commissioners, six thousand
nine hundred and thirty-One dollars and
forty five cents.
For sinking the artesian we'll to be ex-
pended according to the joint resolution ol
the General Assembly, adopted April 8, 1871
or in such other manner as the Gent raj As
sembly may direct, three thousand dollars.
For paying expenses incurred by tho join
committee Of the General Assembly in enter
tanning the officers and members of the legis
latures Of the States of Kentucky and Ten.
nessee, under authority Of the joint resolu
ton heretofore adopted, five Thousand sever
hundred and four dollars and twenty-sil
cents. gr M
For the payment of A. X. Rauser, fort,
dollars, and William KesselriDg, twenty dol
lars, money refunded for land sold them b,
the State to which the State had no title.
For the payment of Robert l.. Wynne, fol
interest on protested checks Of the State
sigbty-Sevcn dollars and eighty -four cents.
For the payment of Joseph Warwick a
Ssrgeant-at-Arm of House, for cleaning, re
pairing, and replacing carpet. sixty-thre
dollars ... as ..5
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick
Sergeant-at- Arms Of the House, for procur
ing locks to be repaired and other works il
House, and for window shades for hall, sixty
two dollars and eighty cents.
For payment Of expenses Of joint commit
tee on Reform school in visiting Reform Farm
eleven dollars.
For the payment of the expenses of tn
House Committee sent to investigate tn
claim of Matthias Steffin, sixteen dollars.
Ohlo PESIrENrARr.
For the payment of tho salaries of the wal
dcu deputy warden, clerk, physicans chap
lain and assistant teacher and matron of til
Ohio Penitentiary. five thousand two hur
drcd and sixty dollars, and for per diem {
the directors, six hundred dollars.
For tho payment Of guards at the peniten
tiary, seventeen thousand dollars; nd fc
the first quarter of 1861, six Thousand dollar
For the general current expenses of th
Ohio Pententiary thirty-seven thousand fiv
hundred dollars
And for the first quarter Of the year 1856
thirteen thousand dollars.
For tho prosecution and transportation
convicts to the penitentiary, thirty thousan
dollars. 't
And for the first quarter of the year 1856
ten thousand dollars.
For payment to discharged convicts twol,
hundred dollars
For tho completion of the new hame shol
rs per recommendation of warden, two thou
sand two hundred dollars.
, For putting on new or repairing old roo
as per report Of the warden, one thousan
seven hundred dollars.
For cell doors. &c, two thousand nine hur
dred and forty-two dollars.
+ For refunding over-work of prisoners pal
into the treasury, SUM not exceeding I'll
, amount Of over.work money paid into Il
treasury.
For payment of the per diem and expenl
Of the commissioners on the subject of ne
I penitentiary appointed by the Governor III
+ der resolution Of the last General Assembl
D q sum not exceeding twelve hundred dollar
provided the said commissioners shall eaC
= receive the sum Of three dollars per duy f
their timo actually employed as such, ar
0 their travelling expenses, but not their boar
! bills, the same to be audited and allowed
the Auditor Of State.
Z For the purchase Of five hundred copies
l. the Bible, for the use of the oonvicts Of Il
/ penitCntiary, to be paid on tho certificate
the warden Of the penitcntiary, two hundr,
!, and fifty dollars
1 CENTRAL Ono LUNAnc ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries Of tho ST
q perintendent, assistant physician, stewa
and matron Of tho Centrrl Ohio Lunntic AS
q lum, three thousand two hundred dollars
!. For the payment of the salary ofthe NOR
r instructor Of said Asylum, two hundred d.
|, lars.
For provisions and necessary current Q
penses and repairs Of said asylum, twenty a
a thousand dollars,
r And for the first quarter Of the year 1876
n ten thousand dollars.
!. SOUTHERN ONO LuSATic ASYLUM.
4 For the payment Of the salaries of I
). superintendent assistant physician, stewa
!. and matron of the Southern Ohio Lunat
= Asylum, tive thousand seven hundred d,
!, lars.
= For the payment of the moral instruct
: Of said asylum and library, two hundred d.
lars. s s.,
= For provisions and necessary current o
!. ponses and repairs Of said asylum, Sixta
" thousand dollars. a' H-'a'+ -.
r. And for the first quarter Of the year iS'
q six thousand dollars.
= For an additional story on engine and lau
. dry house, fifteen hundred dollars.
" NORTHERN ONO LuNATIc ASYLUM
s. For the payment of the salaries Of
l. superintendent, assistant physician, stowu
and matron Of the Northern Ohio Luna
ID Asylum, two thousand seven hundred dolla
/. For the payment Of the moral instructor
r. said asylum, two hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current I
rs penses and repairs Of said asylum, sixte
n. | IoIlora