The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
WHOLE NO., SIS.


For tho State Board of Agriculture. beina
tho proceeds Of show licences and escbented
lands, twenty-one hundred dollars, and any
further sum not exceeding Eve hundred
dollars, that msy come toto the treasury
from the same sources during the current
fiscal year.
For furnishing school libraries, and ap.
paratus, and for the expenses Of distriba-
ting the Same agreeably to tho provisions
OF existing laws on the subject, q sum not
exceeding the amount received into the
State Treasury from all Sources, for that
purpose.
For tie salary Of tho Adiutant General.
three hundred dollars, and for bis contin.
gent expenses, two hundred dollars.
For payment Of the clerk in the Office Of
and 10 be employed by the Adjutant Gen.
eral. four hundred dollars.
For the salary Of tho Quarter Master
General. four hundred dollars. and for his
contingent expenses, three hundred collars.
For the rent of arsenal, and collection
and transportation Of public arms, nine hun.
dred dollars.
For tbe payment Of an Armorer, 10 be
employed by the Qnarter Mastor General.
and paid on his certificate, at the rate OF
ono dollar and Atty conts per day, ave hun
dred dollars.
TOT phNment OF the c0bte OF sustaining
United States prisoners, under the act Of
December 20, 1906, two thousand dollars.
For the payment of Thomas Ewing and
H. II. Hunter, for professional services iu
case of tho Columbus Insurance Company
and others, two hundred and fifty dollars
each.
To pay expenses and fees of counsel rep.
resenting the State in the canal contract
(.7rnotd .Metbery ps, The State Of Ohio)
now pending in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, two Thousand dollars, to be
paid on the certificate Of the Attorney Gen.
erGi.
To pay expenses and fees Of counsel sp.
pearing for the State in the suits now pend
ing. or which may bo brought in the courts
! OF the United States respecting the co!lec-
ton 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 tho Attorney General.
For the payment of balance found due
by the Court of Common Pleas of Frank
lin county on the second day of February,
1860, to Peter p. Lowe, one hundred and
: forty-one dollars aud thrty-eight cents.
For payment Of J. ID. Osborn & Co., for
: window fixtures for Senate chamber, eleven
dollars and seventy-six cents.
For payment of G. W. Heyl, for furni-
ture and repairs in Senate chamber, seven.
teen dollars and seventy five cents.
For payment of Dennis Mahoney, fos
labor in Senate chamber, ten dollars.
For payment of Henry Fraas, for mending
carpet and mating in Senate chamber. four
dollars.
For payment off. H. Riley & Co., for
map o! Senate chamber, five dollars.
For payment of Indebtedness to Colum.
hus hocbiaa Ga
balance due them on contract; as reported
: by State House Commissioners, six ttou-
sand nine hundred and thirty-one dollars
and forty.ive cents.
For sinking the artesian we'll, to be ex-
q, pepded according to the joint resolution of
the General Assembly, adopted April 8.
. 1857. or in such other manner as the Gen.
! eral Assembly may direct, three thousand
! dollars.
For paying expenses incurred by the
Joint committee of the General Assembly
A in entertaining the officers and members
d of tie legislatures of the States Of Ken.
tueky and Tennessee, nnder authority Of
3 the joint resolution heretofore adopted.
D five thousand seven hundred and four dol
lars and twenty-six cents.
For the payment Of A. K. Rauser, forty
dollars, and William Kesselripg, twenty
dollars, money refunded for land sold them
by the Stale to which the State had no
title.
For the payment of Robert L. Wynnee,
for interest on protested checks OF the
State, eighty dollars and eighty
four cents.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick as
q Sergeant-at.arm OF House, for cleaning,
repairing, and replacing carpet, sixty three
dollars.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick.
Q ergeant-at-A of the House, for pro.
d Surfing locks to be repaired and other
works in House, and for window shades
for hall, ,sixty-two dollars and eighty cents.
For payment of expenses of joint COM
, mittee on Reform School in visiting Re-
form Farm, eleven dollars.
, For the payment of the expenses Of the
d Houses Committee sent to investigats the
e clnim Of Matthias S'efin, sixteen dollars,
v OHIo PEN1rENTIARr.
For the payment OF the salaries OF ths
70 warden. deputy warden. clerk. ply sicians.
s. chaplain and assistant teacher and matrou
y OF the Ohio Penitentiary. five thousand
" two hundred and sixty dollars and for
"a per diem of the Directors, six hundred
Of dollars.
ID For the payment OF ofguards at the Psni'
a. teniiary, seventeen thousand dollars and
e, for the fret quarter Of 1851, six thousand
dollars.
% !. For the general current expenses Of the
q. Ohio Penitentiary, thirty y.ssveu thousand
al FIVE hundred dollars.
10 And for the first quarter Of the yeas
u 1861, thirteen thousand dollars.
For the prosecution and transportation
10 Of convicts to the Peniteniiary. thirty
g. thousand dollars.
Do And for the first quarter Of the yeaI
- 1861, ten thousand dollars.
% For payment to discharged eonvlets
d twelve hundred dollars.
y, For the completion OF the new hama
shop, as per Recommendation Of warden.
s- two thousand two hundred dollars.
D. For putting on new or repairing old
:. roof, as per report Of the warden, ons
=, thousand seven hundred dollars.
u For cell doors. DO. two thousand ntns
hundred and forty-two dollars.
raI Eor rAlundino over. work Of DPtaofaexs