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Title: Documentary journal of Indiana 1860-1861
Year: 1862 (1860s)
Authors: Indiana. General Assembly
Subjects: Indiana--Politics and government--Sources
Publisher: Indianapolis : Berry R. Sulgrove, State Printer, 1862
Contributing Library: Indiana State Library, Indiana Memory Program
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act; Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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corn meal 20.49 55 35 33 38-56 bushels rye 25.26; 4,000 buckwheat 26.00 51 26 100 pounds buckwheat flour 2 12 1,590 rve flour 28.62; 1,000 corn meal 9.00 37 62 2,500 meat, at 90, 22.50; 1 barrel of flour 5.60 28 00 7. John Ritter— 2,500 pounds of beef cattle, at 2% 8. Bingham & Doughty— 1 copy Statutes of Indiana 9. D. B. Angell— Services as Clerk to January 15, 1861 10. C. W. Seely— Gov. Hammond telegraphing to F. Howe SI 40 Postage stamps 1 40 Union Plank Road bill of teams for straw 40 11. Lott Dav, Jr.— Salary to January 15 S33 33 Deduct meat, &c 20 00 12. J. W. Blake—.. Services as Commissioner for fifteen days in January 13. J. P. Dunn- Services as Commissioner for fifteen days in January 14. B. F. Mullen- Services as Commissioner for fifteen days in January 15. A. J. Mullen- Services as Physician for fifteen days in January 16. C. W. Seely— Services as Superintendent for fifteen davs in January 17. Ed. May- Services as Architect for fifteen days in January
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5 0015 00 334 54 69 82 3 50 41 66 2 80 13 33 90 00 90 00 90 00 33 33 90 eo 95 33 $1,019 31 427 (b.) Detailed Statement of Expenditures—Continued. 18.19. 21. 24. 25. 27. 2S. 29.30. 31. *■ (i o Amonnt brought over C. Fleming—Gateage for being discharged from Prison,H. C. Lawrence, Lafayette— 1 large hanging lamp 1 side lamp 2.00; 2 stand lamps 1.70 2 dozen wicks 30; box 25 2 00 3 70 55 €. S. Goodhne—26 pounds butter Robert Browning, Indianapolis—4 ounces sulph. quinine I. N. Ash-Notarial services and swearing Samuel C. Kirkpatrick as Warden ofNorthern Indiana Prison Wash. Concannon— 303 bushels corn, at 30 §91 12 Deduct for overweight 12 22 Thos, Larkin—100 loaves bread 5.00; 1 barrel flour 5.50; bread, crackers and drayage §8 John Orr— Bill for lumber and work last year ?3 50 12 pounds of nails 60; 256 feet of lumber 10.68 11 28 6 pounds of nails and sundries 63; 534 tl^-js work 9.19 9 82 W. Cottcannon—Bill for corn Philip Hobart & Co— 3 balls shoe thread

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