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COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY. vii Previous and up to the year 1864, there bad accumulated amount of $5,649,656.83. These bonds and certificates, with to the amount of $5,495,106.83, consisted exclusively of her which she annually transferred to said fund, from her gen- manner. The General Assembly of 1864, with the approval of the then Governor--Act of 1864, chapter 285--directed $4,495,- that extent relieved the Treasury of--in the language of Ex- of the employment of counting his liquidated bonds, and cal- Up to that period, though the direct tax had been heavy, The existing "Defence Loan," to which I have referred, was created in 1868, for the payment of bounties, and a Comptroller, in his report for the year 1867, states that "the amount disbursed for bounties from 1864 to 1867, inclu- The entire amount of bounty tax collected from January "Defence Loans," is $2,443,724.26, showing balance of this
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Volume 245, Preface 7 View pdf image (33K) |
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