The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
VOLUME XII. NO. go.
ONO luNArp ASYLUM.


Asylum, three thousand two hundred dollars.
For the payment Of moral instruction in
bald asylum, and for purchase Of books, two
hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current ex-
penses and repairs Of said asylum, thirty
thousand dollars
For paving sidewalk Of asylum grounds,
I've hundred dollars
souTHRRN OHIO LuNATIc ASYLUM.
For tho payment of the salaries OF tho
euperinteBdent, assistant physician, steward
and matron of the Southern Ohio LuDatic
Asylum, two thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For the payment Of the moral instruction
Of said asylum. and for the purchase Of
books, two hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current ex-
peDses and repairs of SAID asylum, twenty
one thousand dollars.
For omnibus, two hundred and twenty
hve dollars.
For extending sewer, two hundred dollars
NoRTHER LuNATIc ASYLUM.
For the payment Of tho salaries of the
superintendent, assistant physician, steward
and matron Of the Northern Ohio Lunatic
Asylum, two thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For the payment Of moral instruction in
said asylum, and for tho purchase of the
books, two hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current ex-
pensos and repairs for said asylum, twenty
one thousand dollars.
For removing and reftting stoam ap-
paratus, three thousand dollars.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
For the salaries of the superintendent,
steward, matron, physician, and teachers Of
the institution for the education Of the deaf
and dumb seven thousand two hundred aud
fifty dollars.
For prov sions and necessary curront ex-
pcnses and repairs, Ave thousand dollars.
BLIND ASYLUM.
For tho payment of tho salaries OF the
superintendent, steward, matron, physician,
and teachers of the institution for the edu-
cation of the blind, four thousand four hun
dred and twenty-five dollars.
For provisions and necessary current cx
penses and repairs Of said asylum and bod
ding, eight thousand dollars.
ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS.
For paymout of tho salaries of the SUPER
intendent, othor officers and teachers of tho
state asylum for idiots, seventeen hundred
and fifty dollars.
For provisions and necessary current ex-
penses of said asylum, including rent, fur
niture, wages aud repairs, four thousand
dollars.
LONG VIEW ASYLUM
For Long Wow Asylum. Of Hamilton
county. under the provisions of the act
passed March 10, 1857, to constitute Ham
ilton county separate district for lunatic
purposes, the sum OF fourteen thousand one
hundred and eighty four dollars, to bo paid
on tho warrant of tho auditor of State in the
same manner as appropriations for tho othor
lunatic asylums.
OHIO REFORM SCHOOL.
For the payment Of tho salaries Of tho
officers of the state reform farm, four thou
sand four hundred aud sixty dollars.
For provisions, furniture, clothing, Iodg.
Ing, school books for the educating and
training boys and other necessary expenses,
eight thousand seven hundred dollars.
For fruit trees and small fruits, two hun
dred dollars.
For sheep, one hundred and fifty dollars
For one yoke of oxen, ono hundred
dollars. -.
For shingles and lumber to cover wood
house, two hundred dollars.
For blacksmith shop built OF brick, two
hundred dollars.
For Joseph Warwick, for map Of Nortf
America, for hall OF House of Representa-
tives, ton dollars.
To do, for expenses In preparing hall o
house Of represent tatiyos (new resolution,
twenty-five dollars.
To do. for repairing carpet, table, g..
thirteen 27. 100 dollars.
To G. W. Heyl, for bill of repairs, twenty
dollars.
To J. W. Burke, Cor cleaning and trans.
portation Of public arms, forty three 81 100
dollars.
To VIM Rood for interest, as por resolu-
tion, sixty six dollars
To Mathew Gooding, for bill, as per roso.
luton, eleven 63.l0O dollars.
For carpet for agricultural rooms, one
hundred dollars.
For expenses Of house committee il
visiting reform farm, seventeen 65 lO(
dollars.
SEC. 2. No moneys herein appropriated
shall be expended for any other purpos,
than the specific purposes named In this act
and no money sball be drawn from the sev
erAl contingent funds IN this act appropri
ated, for tho payment of subscription tt
newspapers, or for the payment Of postage
other than that required in transactng the
official business of the state, or in payment
OF any supplies ordered for the personal
comfort OF those employed therein, and not
necessary for the public service. Nor shall
any money DO drawn from said contingent
funds for tho payment Of elorks iI said do
partmont, ,Noxcept in cases where, for lnorely
temporary purposes, additional clerk force
may be necessary. Nor shall any person
receive pay for employment in more than
ono capacity; except in casos for which
specific appropriation is made in this act -
Nor shall more than one person DO EN-,
pioyed to do the duties Of messenger anG
porter for tho Office of tho auditor, attorney
general and tho fund commissioners one
for tho ohice of treasurer and comptroll
Ter; ono for the offico of the secretary O
state and board of public works; one for th,
.stato library and the Office of tho schoo
commissioner, and one for tho Office Of tn,
governor. The compensation of such mos
sengor shalI not exceed thirty dollars poi
month. to be paid out of the contingent
funds Of these several Offices in equal pro
portions. Nor shall any money DO drawr
from tho several contingent funds hereby
appropriated, for the purchase or payment
of stationary in tho several departments o
the state government; but it is hereby
made tho duty of the secretary of. state "a
supply TO tho several state officers all the
stationary necessary 10 tho discharge Of the
dnties OF their several deDarkmenta