SAMUEL BROWN, Convicted of burglary and larceny, and sentenced three years, March term, 1862, by Warren county Common Pleas. Pardoned October 9, 1862. On certificate of Doctors Weber and Loving, stating that he has become partially imbecile from onanism; believe he will continue the practice, and become hopelessly insane, if he remains; recommend his release. Others recommend pardon-warden says his mind has been failing for months. JACOB PAINTER, Convicted of horse stealing, and sentenced three years, June term, 1861, by Trumbull county Common Pleas. Pardoned November 2, 1862. On recommendation of prosecuting witness, prosecuting attorney, judge, jurors and citizens of character; good conduct in prison; punished enough. MILTON PARKER AND WM. McGEARY, Convicted of having in possession counterfeit bank notes, for the purpose of bartering and selling, and sentenced ten years, December, 1853, by Hamilton county Common Pleas. Pardoned November 2, 1862. Mainly on ground of very good conduct in prison for a long period; a long term is nearly out. It is deemed proper to encourage continued good conduct by a pardon. WILLIAM JACOBS AND ALONZO MITCHELL, Convicted of robbery, and sentenced three years, Nov. term, 1861, by Muskingum county Common Pleas. Pardoned November 3, 1862. Examined in May and continued, to give them proper punishment. Now deemed sufficient for their offense, at their young age; their conduct in prison being reasonably good, WM, CLARK AND WM. LOURY, Convicted of passing counterfeit bank notes, and sentenced three years, May term, 1860, by Perry county Common Pleas. Pardoned November 3, 1862. On recommendation of judge, prosecuting attorney and citizens, good conduct in prison, and length of time punished. Respectfully submitted, B. F. HOFFMAN, Private Sec'y. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, TO DAVID TOD, Governor : COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 20, 1862. As requested, I present herewith, the accounts of expenditures from your extraordinary, and ordinary contingent funds The total unreturned expenditures, from the extraordinary military contingent fund, from January 14th, to December 19th, 1862, inclusive, amount to $122, 071 47. The total expenditures from the ordinary contingent fund, same period, amount to $656 26. By an examination and analysis of the items and vouchers of the extraordinary expenditures, it will be seen that the expenses for different prominent purposes, are, viz: Eleven steamboats chartered to transport sick and Balance paid from military contingent.. Superintendents, Medical Directors, Surgeons, Nurses, supplies, stores, etc., for these boats, amount of expenses. Amount of requisitions issued to the Quartermaster $30,737 60 5,000 00 $25,737 60 10,271 96 42,038 75 $17,524 98 13,000 00 Making in transportation requisitions $30,524 98 His requisitions for expenses in laboratory, arsenal, pay roll of clerks and employees, etc........ 11,513 77 Making the total, as above stated.... $42,038 75 For telegraph accounts paid $11,814 29 Paid the several Medical Boards, for examining surgeons for the army 2,158 83 Paid State assistant surgeons.. 7,822 25 Paid Pay Agents 2,954 31 Paid volunteer surgeons, nurses, sanitary agents and stores.... 7,683 85 1,894 80 Paid salaries and clerk hire and other expenses in offices of Adju Paid "Soldiers' Home," Cincinnati.. tant-General, Quartermaster-General, Surgeon-General and Ex Date. 1862. Expenditures from the Extraordinary Contingent Fund of the Governor. Jan. 21 Military telegraph bills, from Aug. 1, 1861, to Jan. 1, 1862 (left by Gov. D)... 21 2M. D. Potter & Co, advertising 24 3D. Parry & Son, livery, for mustering officers Amount. $4,085 97 33 50 175 00 Feb. Mar. 28 4Lt. Col. W. E Gilmore expenses 30 5 Gen. G W. Morgan, expenses to Washington, military order 770. Delano expenses to Washington as Com'y General 10 Military telegraph acct.,; Adj Gen., $182 85; Surg. Gen., $9 95 130 Military telegraph acct., Executive office.. 1 John W Russell, MD, Medical Examiner of Surgeons for the Army. 13 2 Dr. T. Woodbridge, Medical Examiner of Surgeons for the Army, ser vices and expenses 133 Dr. John A. Murphy, Medical Examiner of Surgeons for the Army, ser 17 4 Surg Gen. Weber, for services and expenses going to Ft. Donelson, care 195 T. Donelson, for 7 months' services in Adjt General's office, at $40 per 26 16G. I Young, Col., Aid to Governor, visiting Ohio regiments with Pay 621 Adjt General's Department.. 1222 Dr S. M Smith and Francis Collins, expenses in visiting sick and ... 142 Geo B. Wright, Q. M. General, requisition to pay Laboratory pay-roll 1525G. C. E Weber, Surg. Gen., for 2 months' services, January 13 to March For traveling expenses and transportation to Fort Donelson and Cr.-Requisition No. 14 (above), to meet expenses 1826 H M. Chapin, for 25 days' services as Pay-agent of Governor, under 2027 N B Walker, expenses and services in visiting Paducah, Fort Henry, fami ies... 222 Young, Aid to Governor, expenses of trip to same places for same 28. W Cole, for 3 days' work in making out allotment rolls.. April 120 P. Buckingham. Adjt General, office clerks' pay-roll, for Mar, 1862 34 Mitary postage stamps ... 5. I Young, Agent, deficit in allotment acct. and returns for soldiers. 836 Military telegraph acct, Executive office. 136 00 122 15 56 90 10 50 90 50. 425 00 1,426 91 15.00 149 29 40 38 Adjutant General Expenses of Adjt. Gen. Buckingham to Washington (ordered). (Requi Surg Gen Weber, expenses of surgeons, dc, on 1st boat, "Magnolia,' 9 May 176 Surg. Gen. Weber, expenses in addition April 9 May (See voucher 40, above.). Lt Gov. Stanton, Superintendent of Magnolia, for expenses. $1,000 06 66 $9.24 66 27 65 95 1,000 00 80 99 (Of the part expended, $100 was handed to Col. Bliss.) 305 Adjt Gen. Hill, pay roll of clerks for April, 1862.. 15 Geo. B. Wright. Q. M. General, requisition to pay expenses of his De 254GUE Weber, Surgeon General, to meet expenses of Dr. S. M. Smith- 655 Military telegraph account, Executive office... 15 Hurt, Allen & Co, military advertising-orders.. .... 1655 B. W Cole, for services on prison record and letters 1769 Henry Pearce, Treasurer of Sanitary Commission of Cincinnati, to pro 2 20 00 87 58 291 66 69 70 2,500 00 943 03 253 40 35 15 108 25 110 00 20 30 20 00 30 00 16 67 500 00 39 00 9 60 244 75 1,000 00 111 33 38.00 ON B. Marple, druggist bill of medical stores for "Magnolia". 2474 Lieut. Gov. Welker, Superintendent of "Emma Duncan," to meet ex- 2 30 00 270 00 2,449 00 1,177 15 2,596 00 637.00 May 30 8 A. D. Kibbee, Pay-agent, services and expenses to receive and transmit ....... allotments June 31 83 Geo. B. Wright, Q M. General, requisition for transportation and other ..... 2 84J. L Morrison, State Assistant Surgeon, services May 3 to 31, at $100 286 Dr S. Hudson, State Assistant Surgeon, to apply on service in advance 4 8 A. T. Markle, State Assistant Surgeon, April 8 to May 8, services 4 90G. C. E. Weber, to apply on salary as Surgeon-General.... 4 91F Y. Bachelor, steamer " Emma Duncan," engaged May 24, and con- 5 92 Western Union Tel. Co telegraph account for May... 5 9 Geo B. Senter, Superintendent of "Lady Franklin," for balance of ex 5 94 John W. Russell, Medical Examiner, services and expenses 5 95 has. C. Cook 5 9 John A. Murphy ..... 6 97 G W. Williams, Pay-agent, account of services and expenses. 699 as Bugher, "Glendale" and "Laay Franklin," transp'ting sick, &c Chase Prison, March 3 to June 3, 1862 ....... 91013. F. Hoffman, for payment of divers small claims, military advertis $164 29 202 98 5,000 00 2,769 43 93 25 629 84 50 00 300 00 100 00 59 64 400 00 2,832 50 662 32 58 02 107 25 122 00 110 50 162 70 268 62 3,491 00 180 00 10105 W. W Locke, and several nurses, on steamer "Tycoon," expenses. " 17109 Dean & Hale, for money advanced on draft... And bill of stores for boat..... Less unexpended, of draft money, returned..... 171 W. A. Brown, State Surgeon, 1 month's services.... 18112 R. W. Tayler, for expenses to Washington, to present and settle mili- 10104 Isaac Dalton, Agent at Columbus Depot, for sick and destitute soldiers 10103 H. S Stevens, Agent to visit sick soldiers, hospitals, &c., by order of ing, organizing regiments, surgeons, nurses, &c (acct.) .... |