M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-05-17

and O'heis, two hundred and fifty dollars
each. a1
To paY expenses and fees Of counsel repie-
sentlng the State in the canal contract case
(Arnold Mslberyv. 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 ap-
peaTing for the State in the suits now pend.
ing, or which may be brought in the courts
ofthe United States respecting the collec-
tion oil the taxes ssse 'sed against the banks
Of the State, under The act passed April 8,
1859, fifteen hundred dollars. Il usNpsl, :
the certificate Of the Aitornetrom tlIeYo,
e. For the paypieHi ~
psy. tne me Court o. Il5t United States
10 y Peisr +, p. Ie love- SySU o@e u SosT Tennessee,
ty-one dollars and thirty c-1=----7-- =,
For payment OF ]. d. Osborne & 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 sevenly.fve cents.
For payment OF Dennis MahOney for labor
in Senate chamber, ten dollar =
For payment OF Henry Froas, for mending
carpet and netting in Senate Chamber, four
dollars. ..'
For payment OF ]. IL, Riley g. 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 dollaIs aud for
ty five cents. -' ".....
For sinking the artesian well, to be ex-
pended according to the joint resolution of
the General Assembly, adopted April 8,
1857, or in such other manner as the Gener-
a! Assembly may direct, three thousand dol
lars. .., ..,l
For paying expenses incurred BY the JOINT
committee OF the General Assembly in en-
tertaining the officers and members of the
legislatures of the States of Kentucky and
Tennessee, under authority Of the joint reso-
htion heretofore adopted, five thousand sew.
en- hundred and four dollars aud twenty.six
cents.
For the payment of A. X. Rauser, forty
dollars, and William Kesseling, twenty dol
lars money refunded for land sold them by
the Sta lie to which the State had no title.
For the payment Of Robert l., Wynn,
for interest on protested checks Of the State,
eighty-seven dollars and eighty-four cents,
For the payment of Joseph Warwick as
Sergean.-a of House, for cleaning, re-
pairing, and replacing carpet, sixy-three
dollars.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick, Ser.
geaut-at Arms of The House, for procuring
locks 10 b. repaired and other works in
House, and for window shades for hall, sixty
two dolas aud eighty nts. 49,
! For payment of EXPENSES of joint oom.
mttee On Reform School in visiting Reform
Farm, eleven dollars. Il
For the payment Of the expenses Of the
House Comm ttee seat to inves tig lte the
claim OF Mltlhias Stellin, sixteen dollars.
OHIO PENITE STIAkY,
For the payment of the salaries Of the
warden. deputy warden, clerk. physicians,
Chaplin aud assistant teacher, and matron
of the Ohio Penitentary, five thousand two
hundred and sixty dollars; and Tor per diem
ol the directors, six hundred dollars. .r
For the payment o guards at the peniten.
tiory, seventeen thousand dollars; and for the
first quarter of 1861, Elk thousand dollars.
For the general current expe nses of the
Ohio Penitentiary, thifty-seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
Aud for the first quarter OF the year 1861,
thirteen thousand dollars.
For the prosecution AID transportation of
convicts to The penitentiary, thirty thousand
dollars. ..t
Aud fer the first quarter Of the year 1861,
ten thousand dollars.
For payment to discharged convicts,
twelve hundred dollars. s..
For the completion Of the new hame shop,
as per recommendation Of warden, two
thousand two hundred dollars. .t
For putting on new or repairing old roof,
as per report Of the warden, one thousand
seven hundred dollars. '. -".
For cell doors, &C., two thousand nine
hundred and lorty-two dollars.
For refundirg cyer'work fprisoners paid
into the treasury. sum not exceeding the
amount of oyer'wOrk money paid into the
treasury. raln pro-
For payment OF the peJs Constitu.
Of the commissioners yorthyl
new penitentIary, t., Spring st'con, ..
nor under resolution ling of every variety
Assembly, sum not exCt thor Ladies, Gentle.
dred dollars; provided the said cell on the mos
shall each receive the sum Of three dollars
per day Ior their time actually employed as
such. and their travelling expenses hut not
their board bills, the same to be audited and
allowed by the Auditor Of State. ia, -.
For the purchase of five hundred copies Of
the Bible, Tor the use Of the convcts Of the
penitentiary, to be paid on the certificate Of
the warden of the penitentiary, two hundred
and fifty dollars. sd
CENTRAL ONO LUNATIC Asylum.
For the payment Of the salaries of the su.
, perin tendent, assistant physician, steward
and matrOn of the Central Ohio Lunatic
Asylum, three thousand two hundred dol
, lars.
For the payment Of the salary of the moral
instructor Of said asylum, two hundred dol
lars. -
For provisions and necessary current ex.
penses and repairs of said asylum, twenty.
FIVE thousand dollars. =
And for the first quarter Of the year 1861
ten thousand dollars. 'ttH e." j.
SOUTHERN ONO LuNATIc ASYLUM.
! For the payment of the salaries Of the SUI
perintendent, assistant physician, steward
and matron of the Southern Ohio LunatiC
r ASYLUM tvvo tbousand sayen huntlrefi dol