Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-05

ments, and other documents printed b,
Iorder of the General Assembly, fftee1
hundred dollars.
| For seals to be furnished to counties
by the Secretary of State, fifty dollars
| For the purchase of stationery fol
the use of the State Departments, anc
General Assembly, including printing
paper, and other articles necessary fol
the General Assembly, thirty thousand
dollars.
For the payment for printing for the
State and Executive Departments, and
of the laws, Journals, documents, reports
and other work ordered by the General
Assembly, in accordance with the laws
of the State, twenty thousand dollars.
For the payment for folding, binding
and stitching for the State and Execu-
tive Departments, and of the laws, jour
mails, documents and reports ordered by
the General Assembly, and other neces-
sary work done pursuant to the laws of
the State, sixteen thousand dollars
For the payment of night watch OF
the State House, to be appointed by the
Treasurer of State and paid on his GER
tifcate, the sum of five hundred dollars.
For the payment of Frederick Jaeger
for ice furnished the General Assembly
in 1859, sixty one dollars; and to pay
said Jaeger's bill for ice furnished this
General Assembly, forty dollars.
For payment of the expenses of the
Trustees of the Benevolent Institutions,
two hundred dollars.
For payment of the expenses of SEN
ate and House Committees on the Be
nevolent Institutions, one hundred and
sixty dollars and thirty-fve cents.
For the payment of the special exam
iners appointed by the Auditor of State
and Comptroller of the Treasury to ex-
anime and inspect the offices of Ca
nal Collectors, Receivers, and other
State officers, and their accounts, under
existing laws, twelve hundred dollars.
For the payment of expenses of presi-
Dental elections, five thousand five hun
dred dollars
For the payment of special elections,
two hundred dollars.
For the State Board of Agriculture,
being the proceeds Of show licenses and
escheated lands, twenty-one hundred
dollars, and any further sum not exceed
ing five hundred dollars, that may come
into the treasury from the same sources
during the current fiscal year.
For furnishing School Libraries, and
apparatus, and for the expenses of dis
tributing the same agreeably to the pro-
visions of existing laws on the subject,
sum not exceeding the amount received
into the State Treasury from all sources,
for that purpose.
For the salary of the Adjudant Gene
raj, three hundred dol lars, and for his con-
tingent expenses, two hundred dollars
For payment of the clerk in the Office of
and to be employed by the Adjutant
General, four hundred dollars.
For the salary of the Quarter Master
General, four hundred dollars, and for
his contingent expenses, three hundred
dollars.
For the rent of arsenal, and collec-
ton and transportation of public arms,
nine hundred dollars.
For the payment of an armorer, to be
employed by the Quarter Master Gene
raj, and paid on his certificate, at the
rate of one dollar and fifty cents per day,
five hunored dollars.
For payment of the costs of sustaining
United States prisoners, under the act
of December 20, 1906, two thousand
dollars
For the payment of Thomas Ewing
and H. Fl. Hunter, for professional
services in case of the Columbus Insu-
rance Company and others, two hundred
and fifty dollars each.
To pay expenses and fees of counsel
representing the State in the canal con-
tract case (Arno1d Medbery v 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 General.
To pay expenses and fees of counsel
appearing for the State in the suits now
pending, or which may be brought in
the courts of the United States respect
ing 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 the payment of 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 and forty 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 fur
niture and repairs in Senate chamber.
seventeen dollars and seventy-fve cents
For payment Of Dennis Dahoney, for
labor in Senate chamber, ten dollars.
For payment of Henry Fraas, for
mending carpet and mating in Senate
chamber, four dollars.
For payment of j. Fl. Riley &. Co., fol
map of Senate chamber, five dollars.
For payment of Indebtedness to Co.
lumbus Machine Manufacturing Com.
pany, for balances due them on contrac
as reported by State House commission
ers, six thousand nine hundred anc
thirty one dollars and forty-tive cents
/ For sinking the artesian well, to be
expended according to the joint resolu
tions Of the General Assembly, adopted
April 8, 1857, or in such other manner
as the General Assembly may direct
three thousand dollars.
For paying expenses incurred by thu
Joint committee of the General Assem-
: bly, in entertaining the officers and mem
bers of the legislature Of the States o
Kentucky and Tennessee, under author
ity of the joint resolution heretofor
adopted, five thousand seven hundred
and four dollars and twenty six cents.
For the payment Of A. K. Rauser
. forty dollars, and William Kesselrlng