The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
For the payment of messenger Of the .u.

staVo houoe 10 DC appointed by the treasurer
OF state, and paid on bis certificate, five hum
dred and fifty dollars.
For the payment Of the expenses of tho
trustees of the benevolent institutions two
hundred dollars.
For the payment of the expenses Of
special elections, two hundred dollars.
For the State board of agriculture, tho
proceeds of show licences and escheated
lands that may be in OF come into the
treasury.
For furnishing school libraries and an
paratus, and for the expense of distributing
tho same agroeably to the provisions of tho
laws on the subject, sum not exceeding the
amount received iuto the state treasury
from all sources for that purpose
For the support of common schools ia
The several counties, sum not exceeding
the amount that may be in, or come into
the treasury for that purpose.
To pay the interest on tho loan author
'ned by the act to provide for tho defense Of
the state, and for the support Of lhe federal
government against rebellion, passed April
lS. 1861, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the collection, transportation and re-
pairs OF public arms. and camp equipage. to
he paid on the certificate of the quarter
master general, two thousand dollars
For the salary of tho quartermaster gem
eral, six hundred dollars, and for bis eery-
ices as master armorer, Ave hundred dollars.
For compensation for service to DO rem
dered by the surgeon general of the state,
for one year next ensuing, Eve hundred
dollars.
For twenty-five shutters Of iron for the
first story windows of the arsenal, four hum
dred and forty dollars.
For wood fence to enclose the arsenal
~ frun hs.n r11 u,.1 q 4 III
For gading arsenal lot, paving cutters aud
roadway from building to street. four hun
dred dollars.
For lightning rods, one hundred dollars.
For window sills, one hundred and sixty
eight dollars.
For ceiling for arsenal, FIVE hundred and
fifty-two dollars.
The above work on tho arsenal building
and grounds shall be under the superin-
tendence of the quartermaster general-=s
Said sums of money to be paid from the
treasury upon the warrant Of the auditor of
state in favor Of the persons or their agents
to whom money may become due for work
or materials as aforesaid, and which may be
cetifed by the qnartermaster general, to
have boon performed or delivered.
| For keeping the national road in repair
for tho quarter ending February Is, 1862,
| "hotu'Oh nuuio buut ub pdlu lutO tDo bIdt0
treasury on account OF tolls received or
other sources of revenue from the same
during said quarter.
For the purchase of fixed ammunition for
small arme and for rifiing cannon, and tho
purchase of shot, she'll, grape and canister
shot, twenty-five thousand dollars, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the governor,
and paid on his certificate, to DO used in the
defense of the state government only.
For the payment of costs that have BEEN
and that may be decreed by the United
States court against the officers of state in
bank tax injunction cases, FIVE thousand
dollars.
For the payment of the expenses of tho
senate committee in visiting state beneyo.
lent institutions, TO be drawn on the GER
tifcate of the chairman or said committee,
seventy-five dollars and eighty five cents
and for the payment of the expenses Of
house committee in visiting state benevolent
institutions, to be drawn on the order of the
chairman of said committee, seventy -four
dollars.
For stationary for the use of state board
OF agriculture, sum not exceeding seventy
! hve dollars.
For payment for six hundred maps fur
nished by corresponding secretary OF state
board OF agriculture for the uso OF the gen.
eral assembly. eighty five dollars, and
For payment for small maps furnished by
sergeDt-at-arms in accordance with senate
resolution, five dollars, to be paid to John
) II. Klippart, on his vouchers.
For the payment of James W. TAYLOR,
commissioner appointed by governor Medill,
to examine and report on tho eastern
boundary line between Ohio and PeDnsyl-
vania tho sum of one hundred dollars, in
full for his services as said commissioner.
For the payment of Samuel Rodebaugh.
for the storage of state arms for the state,
thirty six dollars.
Tatum, for balance due on gas Pipe furnished
the Southern Lunatic Asylum, twenty nine
dollars and nineteen cents.
For the payment of Ira Merchant, for
balance due him for services rendered as
architect of the Southern Lunatic ASYLUM.
tbirly-four dollars and fifteen cents.
For the payment Of e. w. Hoyl, for re-
pairs of desks and chairs in senate cham.
ber. six dollars.
For removing the buildings, machinery
Arn Arnn f1Uisn connected with the artesian we'll.
and for grading and planting with trees the
yurd on the eastern front Of the state house.
and for tagging the walk leading to Third
street, two hundred dollars.
For the payment OF j. r. Paul & Co., for
ice for the general assembly, forty Ave
dollars.
For the payment of the salaries of the
warden, deputy warden, clerk, physician.
chaplain and assistant teacher and matron
of the Ohio penitentiary, five thousand two
hundred and sixty dollars.
For payment of the per diem of the d.
rcctors of the penitentiary, six hundred
dollars.
For the payment of guards at the peni-
tentiary, fourteen thousand dollars
For the current expenses of the peniten-
tiary, forty thousand dollars.
For tho prosecution and transportation of
convicts to the penitentiary, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For the payment of discharged convicts,
twelve hundred dollars.
For refnnding over work of prisoners paid
into the treasury, a sum not exceeding the
amount of oyer-work money paid into tho
treasury.
For completion of cells and cell houses in
the Ohio penitentiary nine thousand dollars.
For tagging in halls old dining-room and
front buildings, six hundred dollars.
For repairing roads,one thousand dollars.
For 1000 feet leading hose, one thousand
dollars.
For two new cisterns, two hundred dollars.
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