Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

TOT lAN tueht Ol lne clerk IN the ONCE Of aud
TO be employed by the Adjutant General, four
hundred dollars.
r For tho salary of theQuarter Master General
= Tour hundred dollars, md for his contingent ex-
G penses, three hundred dollars.
Z For the rent of arsenal, and collection and
dollars.
For the payment Of m arfnorer to I've employ
= ed by tee Quarter Master General and paid on
his certificate at the rate of one dollar and fifty
, cents per day. five hundred dollars.
For payment of the costs Of sustaining
United State prisoners, under the act Of Elceni.
Der 30, 1860, two thousand dollars.
/, For payment Of Thomas Ewing and Fl. II.
Hunter, Tor professional services in cuse Of the
Columbus Insurance Company and others, two
hudreG and fifty dollars each.
To pay expenses and fees Of counsel repre-
scnting the State in the canal contract
(1rnDd Woijery v. The State Of Ohio) now
pending in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, two Thousand dollars, to be paid the
certificate Of the Attorney General.
To pay eXpensss and fees of counsel appear
ing for the State in the courts ofthe United States
Respecting the collection Of the taxes assessed
against the hanks of the State, under the act
passed April 3, 1883, fifteen hundred dollars
to be paid on the certificate Of the Attorney
| General.
For the payment Of n balance found due by
the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin county
+ Lowe one hundred and forty dollars and
thirty eight cents
For payment Of J. D. Osborn d Co., for vim
dow fixtures for Senate chamber, eleven dollars
and seyeniy-six cents.
For payment OF q. W. Howl for furniture and
repairs i'll Senate chamber, seventeen dollars and
scventy-hy cents.
For payment of Dennis Mahoney, for labor in
Senate chamber ten dollars.
For payment Of Henry Fraas. for mending
carpet and mating in Senate charnbei, four dol
lars.
For payment Of j. II. Riley & Co., for map of
Senate chamber, five dollars.
For payment Of indebtedness tn Columbus
Machine Manufacturing Company, for balance
due them on contract, as reported by State
House Commissioners six thousand nine hun
dred and thirty zone dollars and forty-five CENTS
For sinking the artesan well. to be expended
according 10 the joint resolution Of the General
Assembly, adopted April 6, 1857. or in such
r other manner as the General Assembly may di-
rect, three thousand dollars.
For paying expenses incurred by the Joint
committee of the General Assembly in enter
tanning the officers and members Of the legisa-
, lures of the SAtes of Kentucky and Tennessee,
under authority of the joint resolution hereto
& fore adopted, five thousand seven hundred and
: four dollars and twenty-sx cents.
For the payment of A. x. Rauser, forty dol
lars, and William Kesselring, twenty dollars.
{ to which tie State had no title.
For the payment Of Robert l.. Wynnee for
E interest on protested checks of the State eigh-
ty-seven dollars and eighty -four cents.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick ms Ser
geant- Arms of House, for cleaning repairing
and replacing carpet, sixty three dollars.
For the payment of Joseph Warwick Ser
geant-a Arms Of the House, for procuring locks
to be repaired and other works in the House,
and for window shades for hall, sixty two dol
lars and eighty cents.
For payment of expenses of joint committee
on Returm School in visiting Reform Farm, elev-
! en- dollars.
For the payment Of the expenses of the House
Committee sent to investigate the claim of Mat
thias Stotin, sixteen dollars.
ONO PES1TEETIARY.
For the payment Of the salaries of the warden.
deputy warden. clerk, physicians chaplain and
assistant teacher and matron of the Ohio Peni.
tentiary, Ave thousand two hundred and sixty
dollars; aud for per diem of the directors, six
hundred dollars.
For the payment of guards at the penitentia-
ry, seventeen thousand dollars: and for the first
quarter of 1861, six thousand dollars.
For the general current expenses Of the Ohio
Penitentiary, thirty-seven thousand five hun
dred dollars.
And the first quarter of the year 1861. thir-
teen thousand dollars.
For the prosecution and transportation of
convicts to the peniteutiary. thirty thousand
dollars.
And for the first quarter of the year 1861, ten
thousand dollars.
For payment TO discharge convicts, twelve
For the completion of the new hame shop, as
per recommendation of warden, two thousand
two hundred dollars.
For putting on new or repairing old roof, as
per report of the warden, one thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For cell doors DC, two thousand nine hun
dred and forty-twO dollars.
For refunding over-work of prisoners paid
into the treasury, sum not exceeding the
amount Of over-work money paid into the treas
ury.
For payment of the per diem and expense Of
| the commissioners the subject Of n new pen
iteniiary appointed by the Governor under a
resolution Of the last General Assembly, a sum
not exceeding twelve hundred dollars; provided
the said commissioners shall each receive the
sum OF three dollais per day for their time act
ually employed such, and their travelling
expenses hut not their board bills, the sams
TO be audited and allowed by the Auditor Of
State.
For the purchase Of five hundred copies Of
the Bible for the of the convcts Of the PEN
iteniary, TO be paid on The certificate OF the
warden Of the pententiary. two hundred aud
fifty dollars.
CENTRAL ONO LUNATIc ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries of the super
intendent, assistant physician, steward and mat
ron of the Central Ohio Lunaiic Asylum, three
thousand two hundred dollars.
For the payment of the salary of the moral
instructor of said asylum, two hundred dd-
lars.
For provisions and necessary current expenses
and repairs of said asy lum, twenty thou
sand dollars.