Laws of the State of Illinois 1863
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Smith, balance due for carpets and other articles, for Senate chamber and Representatives' hall. App. 1861 " Elder & Bro., for balance due for stoves in Senate chamber, com- mittee rooms, etc. App. 1861 '* Willard & Zimmerman, for painting and glazing at Governor's house " Josiah Francis, for services as Quartermaster Genera!, and cash advanced to pay freights, from September, 1858, to February, 1861. App. 1861 ■ for freight on cannon from Bloomington to Springfield. App. 1861 12 Detailed State...ment — Continued.
Amount paid B. F. Bristow, for supplies furnished State troops, in Mormon war.
App. 1861 " for gas burned in Governor's and State house, in 1859 and 1860.
App. 1861 " for gas burned in Governor's and State house, during the session of 22d General Assembly. App. 1861 " for cleaning pots in the basement of the State house, from Februa- ry 28, 1859, to January 7, 1861, and white-washing privy. App.
1S61 " to E. L. Sherman, William H. Brown, and Michael Kehoe, for ser- vices as witnesses before canal scrip investigating committee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith, balance due for carpets and other articles, for Senate chamber and Representatives' hall. App. 1861 " Elder & Bro., for balance due for stoves in Senate chamber, com- mittee rooms, etc. App. 1861 '* Willard & Zimmerman, for painting and glazing at Governor's house " Josiah Francis, for services as Quartermaster Genera!, and cash advanced to pay freights, from September, 1858, to February, 1861. App. 1861 ■ for freight on cannon from Bloomington to Springfield. App. 1861 12 Detailed State...ment — Continued.
Amount paid B. F. Bristow, for supplies furnished State troops, in Mormon war.
App. 1861 " for gas burned in Governor's and State house, in 1859 and 1860.
App. 1861 " for gas burned in Governor's and State house, during the session of 22d General Assembly. App. 1861 " for cleaning pots in the basement of the State house, from Februa- ry 28, 1859, to January 7, 1861, and white-washing privy. App.
1S61 " to E. L. Sherman, William H. Brown, and Michael Kehoe, for ser- vices as witnesses before canal scrip investigating committee.
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