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BIENNIAL REPORT

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUITS,

1853.

BIENNIAL REPORT

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

STAT^ OF ILLINOIS

Auditor's Office, Illinois,
Springfield, December 1st, 1852.
To the General Assembly of the State of Illinois :

I have the honor to submit the following report of the receipts and
disbursements, during the two years ending November 30, 1852, which
are presented in the following order :

1. A statement of the receipts and expenditures, showing the whole
amount received, applicable to the payment of the ordinary and con-
tingent expenses of the state government, and the amount paid out,
including the interest on the school fund.

2. A general statement of warrants drawn upon the treasury, for all
purposes.

3. A detailed statement of warrants drawn upon the contingent fund.

4. A detailed statement of warrants issued, showing on what appro-
priation, and to what account charged.

5. A statement of the school, college and seminary fund, and amount
of state indebtedness purchased.

6. A statement of the redemption money received from minor heirs.

7. A statement of the one-sixth of a mill fund, for the education of
the deaf and dumb.

8. A statement of warrants issued, showing the amount outstanding.

9. A statement of banks organized, showing the amount of capital
amount of stocks deposited, and circulating notes registered.

10. A statement of the treasurer's account.

11. Comparative statement of the assessments in the several coun-
ties, showing the amount charged, collected, &c, in each county. A
table showing the number of horses, cattle, &c, assessed in a few coun-
ties. Although this table is very imperfect, yet it will serve to show
the importance of such statistical information, if obtained from all the
counties, and published annually.

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The amount appropriated at the last session of the general assembly
for special purposes, was unusually large, yet there is now in the trea-
sury a large surplus over and above the amount of expenditures, as
will be seen by reference to the statement of the treasurer's a< ount,
and the table of receipts and expenditures, amounting to the sum of
$146,372,36. From this sum may be deducted the following ai ounts
chargeable to this fund : orders on collectors for the interest on the
school fund not returned, viz :

Hardin county, for 1851, - ] 42

White county, for 1847, - - - - ( '2 io

Pope county, for 1848, - - - , 8 78

Making the sum of $1,154 92

Balance of appropriations for salaries to February, 28,

1853, 12,219 30

" fund for the education of the Deaf and Dumb, - 5,705 23

Interest on liquidation bonds, due 1st of January, 1853, 5,447 20

Of the unexpended appropriations there will probably

be required to meet accruing expenses, - 3,000 00

The amount necessary to meet the expenses of selec-
ting swamp lands remaining unpaid is estimated at 6,000 00

To meet the expenses of the present session of the gen-

eral assembly, - - 16,000 00

Printing paper and stationery, - - ^,uuu vv

Making the aggregate sum of - $51,526 65

to be paid out of the funds now on hand. There will probably be col-
lected of the balance now due from collectors, on accounts tor taxes
of 1851, and prior years, a sufficient amount to meet all necessary ex-
pense-, that may accrue prior to the collection of the taxes of 1852,
leavino- the sum of $100,000 applicable to any purpose to which the
legislature may think proper to appropriate it. The revenue of 1852,
collectable in 1853, will probably exceed the amount of expenses for
that year A70,000. With this surplus, amounting to at least $1/0,000,
it is estimated that $270,000 of our state indebtedness may be cancelled
during the year 1853 ; and I know of no way that the state can invest
this surplus to a better advantage, as the two mills levied for revenue
purposes will produce at least double the amount of tax necessary to
meet the ordinary expenses of our state government, some provision
for the application of the surplus that will accrue annually, or for a
reduction ot the taxes for revenue purposes, seems to be necessary.

The receipts of the revenue paid into the treasury for the year 1850,
include the amount of orders issued for the interest on the school fund.
For the year 1851 the orders were returned directly to the auditor,
and credited on the accounts as provided for by law; hence the amount
charged to the treasurer for revenue collected on assessment of 1851,
show the actual amount of said tax paid into the treasury.

The real estate sold on executions against delinquent collectors
and purchased by the state, amounts to the sum of $10,567 00, and as
a portion of this property is improved, some further legislation may be

5 [ v ]

necessary to protect it from being destroyed. Since the last biennial re-
port the following accounts have been adjusted and settled, either by
spcia! acts of the general assembly, abatements, payments into the treas-
ury, or the purchase of lands, viz : Brown county, for 1847 and 1849 ;
Cass county for 1849; Christian county, for 1840 and 1849; Champaign
county, for 1847 ; Crawford county, for 1848 ; Cumberland county, for

1846 and 1849; DeKalb county, for 1845 and 1849; DeWitt county, for
1849; DuPage county, for 1849; Effingham county, for 1848 and 1849;
Fayette county, for 1845, 1846, 1847 and 1848; Fulton county, for 1849;
Gallatin county, for 1846 and 1847; Grundy county, for 1845, 1846 and

1847 ; Hamilton county, for 1841 and 1849; Hardin county, for 1849;
Lake county, for 1849 ; Lawrence county, for 1849; Macoupin county
for 1848 and 1849; McLean qfbunty, for 1848 and 1849; McHenry coun-
ty, for 1842; Madison county, for 1847, 1848 and 1849; Pulaski county,
for 1847 and 1849; Peoria county, for 1842; Perry county, for 1849 ;
Pope county, for 1841, 1846, 1847 and 1849 ; Saline county, for 1847,

1848 and 1849; Schuyler county, for 1849; St. Clair county, for 1845,
1846, 1847 and 1848; Tazewell county, for 1849; Vermilion county, for

1849 ; Warren county, for 1846 ; Wayne county, for 1848 and 1849 ;
White county, 1848 ; Whiteside county, for 1846, 1847, 1848 and 1849;
Will county, for 1849 ; Williamson county, for 1843, 1848 and 1849.

A portion of the balance due on other accounts than the foregoing
have oeen paid, but as they have not been finally adjusted it is not
deemed necessary to refer to them in detail.

In compliance with a resolution passed at the last session of the
general assembly, I have prepared a bill for an act for the collection
of taxes, which will be printed for tiie use of the legislature, as requi-
red by said resolution.

Seventeen banks have been organized, and have deposited stocks
equal to $1,142,544 83 capital. Sixteen banks have filed certificates,
which have not completed their organization by the deposit of stocks.
Seven other banks have also filed certificates, which have since been
abandoned by the stockholders. A detailed statement showing the
condition of banks that have been organized is attached to this reprot.

Some legislation seems to be necessary to prevent the further issu-
ing of certificates of deposit, drafts, &c, in the similitude of bank
not< 9, and for the immediate redemption of those now in circulation.

The aggregate quantity of swamp and overflowed lands returned
byti.e surveyors is estimated at 2,603,120 acres. There have been no
reports received from Grundy, Iroquois, Randolph, Sangamon and
Woodford counties. Du Page, Knox, McDonough, McHenry and
Stephenson have reported that there are no vacant swamp or over-
flowed lands in said counties.

The delay in making the returns of the swamp and overflowed lands
in a portion of the counties has prevented the surveyor general from
making the necessary reports to the commissioner of the general
land office, hence the selections of said lands have not been confirmed
to the state and they are still in market, subject to entry or location at
the several land offices.. Some further legislation relative to said lands
may be necessary. THO. H. CAMPBELL,

Auditor P. A.

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STATEMENT of Receipts and Expenditures, from the 1st day of December ,
1850, to the BOth day of November, 18i:2, both days inclusive,

RECEIPTS.

Taxes collected and paid over by collectors

, on real and persnn-

al property assessed in Hie year 1819, ai

d prior years, for re-

venue purposes, in monev and u arrant?,

- $17,196 88

Amount of orders lor interest on school

fund,, paid into the

treasury, -

- 4,!!97 89

$22,194 77

Taxes collected and paid over by collector-

on real tnd personal

property, assessed in the year 1850, for

revenue purposes, in

money and warrants,

- $179,637 75

Amount of order* lor interest on school

fund, paid into the

treasury, ...

- 53,720 65

224,358 40

Taxes collected and paid over by collectors

on real and personal

property, assessed in the year le.5!, tor

revenue purports, in

money and warrants,

£ 196.949 70

Amount ol orders tor interest on school fun

1. returned by collec-

tor.- and credited on tl.eir accounts, -

- 53J75 04

250,924 74

Taxes on forfeited property, collected and

paid over by clerks of county

courts, lor revenue purposes,

-

1,016 19

Amount paid into the treasury for tax on ii

surances,

1,110 25

Amount paid into the treasury for hawker-

' and pedleri-' licei se.-,

1,762 50

Amoirnt paid into the treasury for account

paid in error.

114 83

Amount paid into the treasury for purve\o

*s instruments sold, -

30 00

Amount paid into the treasury lor seminar

' lands sold.

950 00

Amount paid into the treasury for escheat*

1 property sold,

100 00

Amount paid into the treasury by Ihe com

nutioners ol Ihe school lund,
s euding November 30, 1852,

1,000 00

Total amount collected during the two yea

$503,561 68

EXPENDITURES.

Amount paid out of ihe tax collected a? revenue, for special purpose
eluding the following items : " Amount charged on special appropri
account, swonts, advertising ■lelinquent lands, interest on liqn d
Bonds, geological turvey, spfc'ml session, insane hospital asylum, dea
dumb asylum, money refunded, printing for special Bession, compl
smie In. use, selecting swamp Inn. r. books lor supreme court library,
recting records, and woll scalps," aim uining to the sum oJ

Amount paid out of ihe school fund, ...

Amount paid for ordinary expense?, -

Amount paid for interest on old warrants,

Amount paid for old State Bank paper,

mount paid tor intere»t on the school fund for 1848 and 1849,

" " " 1850,

" '< 1851,

Amount paid out, including interest on school fund,

s, m-
ation

ation
f and
etirg
cor-

.v nount collected over amount paid out,
Amount on hand Deceuiber 1, 1850, -
r'dtd old warrants,

- $ 28 578 1 1
6,907 o-l

balance in the treasury, including amount due deaf and dumb a?y

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A GENERAL STATEMENT of the amount of warrants drawn upon the
Treasurer, from the 1st day of December, 1850, to the 1st day of December,
1852, and charged to the following accounts ;

To what account charged.

Auditor of public account*,

Advertising delinquent lands,

Appropriations, special, -

Appropriations, general,

Appropriation to pay the interest on liquidation bonds

Clerks' fees on lands, «

Conveying convicts to the penitentiary,

Contingent fund, - - M

Distribution of the laws and journals,

Fugitives from justice, -

Geological survey, -

Governor of the state of Illinois, -

Governor's house, appropriations for,

General assembly, ...

Incidental expenses, ...

Insane hospital, appropriation to loan, &«., -

Institution for the education of the deaf and dumb,

Institution for the education of the blind,

Judiciary, 1st division, supreme court,

do

do

2d

do

do

3d

do

do

do

lstc

ircuit,

-

do

2d

do

-

do

3d

do

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do

4th

do

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do

5th

do

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6th

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7th

do

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8th

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9th

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10th

do

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do

11th

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do

12th

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13th

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do

14th

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15th

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Cook

county

court,

Judgments, clerks' and sheriffs' fe es,

Money refunded,

Militia of Illinois,

Office of the executive,

Office of the secretary of state,

Office of the state treasurer,

Office of the auditor of public accounts,

Porter of the state house,

Public printing,

Public binding,

Prosecuting attorney, Cook county court.

Publishing notices, &c3

Redemption money by minor heirs,

Reports of the supreme court,

Secretary of state,

State library,

Secretary of the fund commissioner,

State house appropriations,

State's attorney'3 fee3,

Surveying swamp and overflowed lands,

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General Statement — Continued.

To what account charged.

Amount.

Suprer : court, 1st division,
do 2d do

do 3d do

State's attorney, 1st circuit,

do

2d

do

do

3d

do

do

4th

do

do

5th

do

do

6th

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do

8th

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9th

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10th

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11th

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12th

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13th

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14th

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15th

do

Treasurer of the state of Illinois,
Transcribing and correcting record books,
Wolf scalps, - -

State debt fund,
Money refunded state debt fund,
Interest fund, - -

Money refunded interest fund,
Insane hospital fund, - -

Money refunded insane hospital fund,
Fund for the education of the blind,
Money refunded blind asylum fund,

Total amount of warrants issued,

$ 1 ,526 02

2,791 50

1,954 03

554 15

562 50

518 66

562 50

562 50

501 50

847 50

675 00

470 00

402 77

573 95

345 83

300 70

256 25

2,669 64

6,864 18

2 00

395,274 29

193 67

335,428 27

372 89

63.351 98

9 02

32,742 11

4 97

$1,092,208 06

9

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A STATEMENT of warrants drawn wpon the Treasury, on account of the
Contingent Fund, from the 1st day of December, 1850, to the 1st day of De-
cember, 1852.

Date.

1850, December 14

« 24

1851, January 2

a 20

February 3
« 7

March

" 10

April 3

May 1

June 4

tt

7

«

30

July

31

,, March

31

April

21

a

24

June

3

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19

To whom issued, and on what account.

To E. B. Pease & Bro., for hardware for boxing
stone for Washington Monument, -

To J. E. Jackson, Tor freight fcc, on 72 boxes of
ordnance, per M. & S. R. R., for state,

To D. D. Shumway. for his services, &c, in apprais-
ing stat<*lands, in November, 1850, - -
To John T. Stuart, for professional services in suit
of state vs/Compher, et al., - -

To A. Lincoln, lor professional services in suit of
state vs. Compiler, et al., - ~

To N. W. Edwards, & Co., for crape for the use of
the state, July, 1850, -

To A. Y. Ellis", P. M., for postage on letters, &c,
to and from officers and members of the general
assembly, — — - —

To A. Y. Ellis, P. M., for postage on letters, &c, to
and from officers and members of the general as-
sembly, — — - —

To Wm. M. Dodge, for apprehending Thomas
Jordan, a fugi'ive from justice, - -

To A Y. Ellis, P. M., for postage on letters, &c ,
to and from officers and members of the general
as«embly, - - - -

To Peter Sweat, for taking care of state arms from
September, 1848, to September, 1850,

To John Craddock, for rent of building, taking care
of state arms, &c, to March 1, 1850,

To David L. Gregg, for his professional services in
suit of state vs. Compher, et al., three cases, -

To Lanphur& Walker, lor Daily Register furnished
to officers and members of general assembly, ses-
sion 1851, -

To Wm. Anderson for hauling state arms from R.
R. to armory, in November and December, 1850,

To John Moore, for services of J. A. Campbell in
turning wheels, axles, &c, - -

To S. & A. Francis, for Daily Journal furnished
officers and members of the general assembly,
essions 1851, - - -

To William Madden, for his services, &c, on swamp
land business to the surveyor general's office, -

To J. Bunn,for powder furnished on the occasion of
the death of President Taylor,

To John Moore, for amount paid for telegraphic
dispatches from the state agent in New York, -

To A. Y. Ellis, P. M., for postage on letters, &c,
for the office of the executive, - -

To Thomas H. Campbell, for amount paid attorneys
for attending to injunction case against collector
of Qumcy to prevent him from collecting the tax
on assessment 1851, - — -

To John Craddock, for rent of room for, and repairs
of, state arms, - -

To Opdycke & Fondey, for transportation from
New York on two boxes swords, - -

To Wm. Brewer, for services of John Carlin in
going to Ottawa to secure the person, as supposed,
of A, J. Nash, - - -

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10

Statement — Continued.

1852, June

•'

26

I.

30

July

9

a

10

Septemb"

r 2

October

4

(i

5

To whom issued, and on what account.

Amount.

To P. Clevpland & Co., for Daily Quincy Herald
furnished general assembly, special session, 1852,

To A. Y. Ellis, P. M„ for postage on letter?, be,
for special session of the general assembly, 1852,

To Elam Rust, for Daily St. Louis Times furnished
special session general as«emby, 1852, -

To Elam Rust, for Daily St. Louis Intelligencer
furnished special session general assembly, 1852,

To S. Francis & Co., for Daily Illinois Journal fur-
nished special session general assembly, 1852, -

To A. Y. Ellis, P. M., for postage on letters, &c,
for the office of the executive, - -

To E. Moorp, for amount paid for telegraphic dis-
patches, &c, -

To Thomas H. Campbell, for amount paid attorney's
fees in suit of state vs. H. N. Stoddard, and ex-
penses ingoing to Joliet to attend suit, -

To Lanphier & Walker, for Daily State Register
furnished special session, 1852, - -

To A. Y. Ellis, P. M., lor postage on letters, &c,
for the office of the executive to Oct. 1, 1852,

To John Craddock for rent of rooms for state arms,
from 1st March to the 1st September, 1852,

Total, -

$28 75

17 00

4 00

57 75

34 90

2 56

281 00

109 25

38 10

50 00

$5,727

11

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DETAILED STATEMENT of the warrants drawn upon the Treasury du-
ring t he fiscal term commencing on December 1, 1850, and ending on Novem-
ber 30, 1852, showing on what appropriation, and io what account charged.

APPROPRIATIONS, SPECIAL.

Amount

laid for services of members of dyke committee. App
for do do committee to visit pub-

1851,

-

$250 00

lic buildings at Jacksonville.

do

-

15 10

«

for services of members of committee to visit pub-

lic buildings at Jacksonville.

1852,

-

40 00

u

for expenses ol Mormon war.

1849,

-

52 44

"

lor do do

18.il,

—

605 81

U

for s-ervlces clerk district court in Massac county, 1849.
for do state's attarney, third division, su-
preme court, 1849. /

do

-

114 80

do

-

100 00

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for services of state's attorney in Lake county cir-

cuit court.

do

-

75 00

"

for services of prosecuting attorney of Jo Daviess

county court.

do

—

200 00

a

for services of state's attorney of seventh circuit for

1849 and 1850.

do

-

200 00

"

for services ot prosecuting; Mtorney, third circuit.

do

-

100 00

«'

for legal services in second grand division supreme

court, 1819.

do

-

100 00

«

sheriff of Madison county for informing injunction

in case of stale vs. St. Louis.

do

-

50 00

K

lor expenses incurred and anicles furnished for use

of general assembly.

do

-

1,250 96

<c

for posing journal of executive acts, kept in the of-

fice of the secretary of state.

do

-

47 78

((

for crape for members of constitutional convention

for funeral of Gen. Hardin.

do

-

11 28

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for articles furnished on Northern Cross railroad.

do

_

17 13

i<

for drawing plans, &c, for state armory.

do

-

25 00

i.

for work on s^ale hou»e

do

—

100 00

(1

for appropriation to Henry H Snow.

for do Green Massey, sheriff Alexan-

do

-

30 00

der coun'y.

do

-

60 00

(«

for publishing laws of the seventeenth general as

sembly, in newspapers.

do

-

300 00

';

for publishing laws of the special session, general

a-sembly, 1852, in newspapers.

1852,

-

100 00

*«

for making index to lawi>, &c, seventeenth general

assembly.

1851,

-

200 00

Ci

for making index to laws, &c, special session, gen-

eral asipmbly, 1852.

1852,

-

200 00

<;

for services of commissioner in selling property in

White county.

1849,

-

25 00

c<

for appropriation to Samuel Bacon for services in

blind asylum.

1852,

-

600 00

a

!<•- making lists, &c.,ot swamp lands, and diagrams
of state, for special session, general assembly,

1852

do

-

45 50

"

for appropriation to R. M. Young, out of school

fund,

APPROPRIATIONS, GENERAL,
paid for wood furnished lor u<e of state. App

1851,

1,000 00

5.885 80

Amount

1849,

35 87

a

for repairs, &c, of governor's house.

for repairs, furniture, &c, for hall of representa-

1847,

-

305 64

tives and senate chamber.

R. S.

—

443 20

C(

for repairs, furniture, &.C., for hall of representa-

tives and senate chamber. App

1852,

-

469 73

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Detailed Statement — Continued.

Amount paid for articles famished for, and repairs ol, state house.

R. S. -

$45 Of

" for drayage for stale.

do -

1 90

" for work in and about state hou^e, sawing wood,

&c. App.

1849, -

71 18

" for work in and about state house, cleaning sink,

&c.

R. S -

78 00

" for labor at state house during special session, 1852.

1852, -

16 00

" for American Journal of Science and Arts.

R S. -

5 00

" for stationery, printing paper, for the use of the

general assembly. App.

1849, -

3,040 99

" for stationery, &c, f »r the use of the general as-

sembly, special sesion, 18j2.

1852, -

394 17

" for salary, &c, of interest and transfer agency in

New York.

1849, -

1,485 91

" for auditing account of interes' and transfer agent.

do -

50 00

" for swords awarded to certain officers, by the gen-

eral assembly.

do -

3,000 00

" for publishing pay roll of special session, 1849.

do -

7 00

" for inspectors of the penitentiary.

do -

600 00

" for do do

1851, -

282 50

li for postage on laws, special session, general assem-

bly, 1852.

1852, -

45 50

ADVERTISING DELINQUENT LANDS.

10,420 63

Amount paid for advertising delinquent lands. App.

1847, -

32 16

" for do do

1849, -

moN

73 02

105 18

APPROPRIATION TO PAY THE INTEREST OJN LIQUIDi

BONDS,

Amount paid to pay the interest on liquidation bonds. App.

1R49. -

9.427 25

CLERK'S FEES ON LANDS.

Amount paid clerks for transcripts of tax sales furnished the au-

ditor's office.

R.S. -

332 45

CONVEYING CONVICTS TO THE PENITENTIARY

Amount paid for conveying convicts to the penitentiary.

R. S. -

912 65

" for do do do App

1851, -

14,077 40

14 990 QJ5

CONTINGENT FUND.

Amount paid on the order of the governorjor contingent expen-

ses, unprovided for by law. App

1849, -

1.854 25

u. on the order of the governor for contingent expen-

3,854 23

ses, unprovided tor by law.

1851, -

5.727 98

DISTRIBUTION OF THE LAWS AND JOURNALS.

Amount paid for distributing the laws, journals, &-c, session

1851. App.

1849, -

990 62

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Detailed Statement — Continued.

FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE.

Amount paid sheriffs and others for exppnses in apprehension and

delivery of fugitives from justice. R. S.

$1,749 98

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Amount paid for the salary and expenses of the state geologist, in

making geological survey of the stale. App. 1851.

4,254 25

GOVERNOR'S HOUSE, APPROPRIATION FOR.

Amount paid for articles for, and repairs of, Governor's house. App. 1851,

171 81

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Amoi'nt paid members and officer of the general assembly, ses-
sion 1852. App. 1849,
" officers of the general assembly, session 1851. 1851,
" private secretary to the Governor. 1849,
" clergymen for services as chaplains, session 1851. 1851,
" for copying; laws, journals, &c, session 1851. 1849,
'• for do for publication, session 1851. 1852,
" members and officers of the general assembly, spe-
cial session 1852. 1851,
*' officers of the general assembly, special session 1852, 1852,
'• private secretary to the governor, special session

185 2, do
u cleigrmen for services.as chaplains, special session

1852. do

>' copying laws, journals, &c, special session 1852. 1849,

INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.

Amount paid for repairs, furniture, fuel for the use of the legisla-
ture and state officers, stationery, printing pa-
per, and other expenses incurred by the secre-
tary of state in the discharge of his duty. App. 1851, -

INSANE HOSPITAL.

Amount paid to the hospital for the insane, as provided for by
spc. 9, of "an act to amend 'an act to establish
the Illinois institution for the education of the
blind,' app-oved Feb. 15, 1851,"
« to the hospital for the insane, as provided for by sec.

19 of'an act to amNid the act establishing the
Illinois hospital for the insane," approved Feb.
15,1851,

I MSTITUHON FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.

Amount paid for the interest on the school, college and seminary

fund tor the years 1850 and 1851. Laws 1838-9, -

« of the appropriation of 1847, paid for the year 1851,

" do to complete centre building. App. 1851, -

" do for ordinary expenses. do -

] 1,197,70
i,523 00
126 00
126 00
392 40
46 66

8,927 80

203 00

84 00

50 00
189 00

25,865 56

5,993 34

2,000 00

4,000 00
6,000 00

4,709 11

3,000 00

10,000 00

iu.000 00

[ xiv ]

14

Detailed Statement — Continued.

Amount paid of the appropriation to purchase land.
a do of tlie 1-6 mill fund.

INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.

Amount paid on appropriation to aid in completing the building. App. 1851,

JUDGMENTS, CLERKS' AND SHERIFFS' FEES.

Amount paid clerks and sheriffs in judgments against stale for
cotts,

MONEY REFUNDED.

Amount refunded on lands sold in error.

" do accounts oveipaid by collector

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE.

App.

1851,

Amount paid lor postage, candles, blank books, furniture, &c.,ior

the office of the executive. App. 1849,

" for postage, candks, blank books, furniture, &c,

the office of the executive. App. 1851,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

Amount paid for stationery, &c, for the use of the secretary's

office. App. 1849,

« for iurniture and repairs of office, 1851,

" for postase on public letters and documents, do

" for printing blanks, circulars, &c, l'°

'•' for stationery, candles, &c, Ao

OFFICE OF THE STATE TREASURER.

Amount paid for stationery, furniture, postage, candles, &c, for

the treasurer's office. App. 184J,

«• for stationery, furniture, postage, candles, &c, for

the treasurer's office. App. 1851,

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

Amount paid for stationery, record books, and repairs of auditor's

office. App. 1849

$1,000 00
10,706 fey

39,41 R 00

77 45

733 72

84 08

817

1851, -

do -

do -

do -

do -

« for repairs and furniture for auditor's office.

" for abstracts of lands, incidental expenses in cor-

recting land lists, &c,
« for printing blanks, circulars, patents, fee.,

" for postage on public letter?, documents, &c,

" for "stationery, books, candles, &c,

PUBLIC PRINTING.

Amount paid for printing laws, journals, reports, and current

work, session 1849. App. 1849,

11 85

668 76

680 61

171 (!)

73 82

410 32

165 01

243 44

1,064 28

39 08

228 06

267 3 1

39 60

■141 18

1,274 00
'360 79

638 18

423 58

3.177 33

4,845 94

15

[xv]

Detailed Statement — Continued.

Amount paid for printing, laws, journals, reports, and current
work, special session, 1852. App

1849, -
1849, -

1849, -

R. S., -
1851, -

1848, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1862, -

1849,
1851,

$1,855 00

PUBLIC BINDING.

Amount paid for binding laws* journals, reports, &c, session

1851. App

6,7UO 94

7,625 60

PUBLISHING NOTICES, &C.

Amount paid for publishing proposals for copying, printing,
binding, and distributing^ laws, for wood, sta-
tionery, &c. App

435 37

REDEMPTION MONEY.
Amount paid for redemption money received from minor heirs,

119 68

REPORTS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Amount paid for 817 volumes of Peck's Reports.

4,085 00

STATE LIBRARY.

Amount paid for repairs, furniture, binding books, subscription

for periodicals, &c, for state library. App.

169 85

STATE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS.

Amount paid for work done on and about the state house, adver-
tising proposals for work, &c, App.
" for work done on the state house, making area, front
doors, stairs, plastering, and carpenter's work,
in rotunda, basement, &c, App.

4,732 82
8,690 97

STATE'S ATTORNEY'S FEES.

Amount paid state's attorneys for prosecuting suits against delin-
quent collectors. App.
" state's attorneys for commissions on amount collect-
ed from delinquent collectors on judgments.

13,423 79

100 00
267 75

367 75

SURVEYING SWAMP AND OVERFLOWED LANDS

Amount paid surveyors, assistant surveyors, chainmen, &c, flag-
men, teams, &c, for selecting swamp and over-
flowed lands. App.

17,706 50

SALARIES.

Amount paid for salary of the governor. App.
tt a k «

325 90
2,549 10

Charged to account of governor of the state of Illinois,

2,875 00

16

Detailed Statement — Continued.

1849, -

1851, -

do -

App. 1849,
" 1851,

Amount paid for salary of the secretary of state.
a r tt « «

" the secretary of state for clerk hire,

Charged to account of secretary of state,

« for salary of the state treasurer.

n k « "

« the state treasurer for clerk hire. *' "

Charged to account of treasurer of the state of Illinois,

« for salary of the auditor of public accounts. App. 1849, -

« the auditor for clerk hire, " "

« |or salary of the auditor of public accounts. " 1851,-

« the auditor for clerk hire. " "

Charged to account auditor public accounts,

" for salary of the justice of the supreme court, 1st

division. App. 1849, -

« for salary of the justice of the supreme court, 1st

division. App. 1851> -

Charged to account iudiciary,lst division supreme court,

« for salary of the justice of the supreme court, 2d di-

vision. App. 1849, -

" for salary of the justice of the supreme court, 2d di-

vision. App. 1851, -

Charged to account judiciary, 2d division supreme court,

" for salary of the justice of the supreme court, 3d

division. App. 1849, -

« for salary of the justice of the supreme couit, 3d

division. App. 1851, -

Charged to account judiciary, 3d division supreme court,

$395 IS

1,01 09

998 39

2.H94 61

173 91
1,426 09
1,069 64

2,669 64

217 26

238 99

1,772 74

3,315 47

5,544

460 72
1,939 28

2,100 00

26t) 72
2,139 28

2,400 00

360 72

salary of the judge of the 1st circuit.

Charged to account judiciary, 1st circuit,
salary judge of the 2d circuit,

Charged to account judiciary, 2d circuit,

salary of the judge of the 3d circuit.
« " "

Charged to account judiciary, 3d circuit,

for salary of the judge of the 4th circuit.

U " "

Charged to account of the judiciary of the 4th circuit,

App. 1849, -
« 1851, -

App. 1849,
« 1851,

App. 1849, -
" 1851, -

App. 1849,
1851,

for salary of the judge of the 5th circuit,
cc «; "

Charged to account of the judiciary of the 5th circuit,

App. 1849, -
1851, -

2,039 28

2,400 00

467 26
1,532 74

2,000 00

217 a6

2,U32 74

2,250 00

417 91
1,690 25

2,108 16

367 26
1,532 74

1,900 00

217 26
1,532 74

1,760 00

17

Detailed Statement — Continued.

[ xvii ]

Amount

it

jaid for salary of the judge of the 6th circuit. App

ft ft ft

Charged to account of the judiciary of the 6th oircuit,

tor salary of the judge of the 7th circuit. App
« it a

Charged to account of the judiciary of the 7th circuit,
for salary ot the judge of the 8th circuit. App

Charged to account of th# judiciary, 8th circuit,

for salary of the judge of the 9th circuit. App
ft c< t<

Charged to account of the judiciary, 9th circuit,

for salary of the judge of the 10th circuit. App

<( ft ft

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1851, -

1851, -

1851, -

1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

1849, -
1851, -

467 26
1295 74

1763 00

217 26

1782 74

2000 00

«

717 26
1532 74

2250 00

It

267 26
1732 74

2000 00

«

267 26
1716 09

Charged to account of the judiciary, 10th circuit,
for salary of the judge of the 11th circuit. App

Charged to account of the judiciary, 11th circuit,
for salary of the judge of the 12th circuit. App.
Charged to account of the judiciary, 12th circuit,
for salary of the judge of the 13th circuit. App,
Charged to accountjof the judiciary, 13th circuit,
for salary of the judge of the 14th circuit. App.
Charged to account of judiciary, 14th circuit,
for salary of the judge of the 15th circuit. App.
Charged to account of the judiciary, 15th circuit,
for salary of judge of the Cook county court. App.

ft it u

Charged to account of the judiciary, Cook county
court, - - - -

for salary of the state's attorney, 1st circuit. App.
m « «

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 1st circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 2d circuit. App.
« " " App.

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 2d circuit,

1983 35

M
(C

217 26

1782 74

iiOOO 00

(c

1270 5fl

12<0 56

it

1452 75

1452 75

K

952 75

952 75

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1527 77

1527 77

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130 36

846 30

976 66

K

179 32
374 83

554 15

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116 82
445 68

562 50

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(" xviii J

18

Detailed Statement — Continued.

Amount paid for salary of the state's attorney, 3d circuit.

App. 1849, -
1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 3d circuit,
for salary of the state's attorney, 4th circuit.

App. 1849, -
1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 4th circuit,
for salary of the state's attorney, 5th circuit.

App. 1849, -
1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 5th circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 6th circuit.

App. 1849, -
1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 6ih circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 8th circuit.

App. 1849,
1851,

Charged to account of the state's attorney, Stb circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 9th circuit.

App. 1849, -
1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 9th circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 10th circuit.

App. 1849,
1851,

Charged to account of the state's attorney, lOih circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 1 1 tb circuit.

App. 1849,
1851,

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 11th circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 12th circuit. App. 1851,

Charged to account of the slate's attorney, 12tb circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 13th circuit. App. 1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 13th circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 14th circuit. App. 1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 14th circuit,

for salary of the state's attorney, 15th circuit. App. 1851, -

Charged to account of the state's attorney, 15th circuit,

for salary of the prosecuting attorney of the Cook coun-
ty court. - - App. 1849, -
" '< « « 1851, -

Chaiged to account of the proiecuting »ttorney of th«
Cook county court, -

518 66

179 32
383 18

662 50

179 32
383 18

562 50

139 32
362 18

501 50

251 04
596 46

847 50

138 54
536 46

675 00

61 82
408 18

470 00

144 59

258 18

402 77

573 95

573 95

345 83

345 85

30U 70

300 70

256 25
258 25

179 32
383 18

562 50

19

[ xix ]

Detailed Statement — Continued.

Amount paid for shlary of the secretary of tbe fund commission-
er. - - - App. 1849,
« " « 1851,

Charged to account of the secretary of the fund com-
missioner, - — -

for salary of the porter of the state house,

App. 1849,
1851.

Charged to account of the porter of Ihe state house,
" for salary of the adjutant general. R. S.,

Charged to account of the militia of Illinois,

SUPREME COURT— FIRST DIVISION.

Amount paid to sheriffs for attendance on supreme court, 1st divi-
sion. Law 1838-9,

" for stationery, fuel, repairs, &c, for supreme court,

1st division. App. 1849,

" for appropriation to purchase books for 1851 and

1852. App. 1851,

SUPREME COURT— SECOND DIVISION.

Amount paid to sheriffs for attendance on supreme court, 2d divi-
sion. Laws 1838-9,

" for stationery, fuel, repairs, &c-, for supreme court,

2d division. App. 1849,

« for appropriation to purchase books, for 1851 and

1852. App. 1851,

SUPREME COURT— THIRD DIVISION.

Amount paid to sheriffs for attendance on supreme court, 3d divi-
sion. Laws 1838-9,

" for stationery, fuel, repairs, &c, for supreme court,

3d division. ' App. 1843,

« for appropriation to purchase books for 1851 and

1852. 1851,

TRANSCRIBING AND CORRECTING RECORD BOOKS.

Amount paid for making record of taxable lands for counties. App. 1847,
•< for entering in books of the auditor's office tax sales

from 1839 to 1845, inclusive. 1847.

<r for entering in auditor's books the abstracts from

land offices. 1849,

K for comparing and correcting land records. 1849,

WOLF SCALP&
Amount paid for bounty on wolf scalps.

App. 1836-|,

591 67

170 00
816 25

986 25

200 00

200 00

20

Detailed Statement — Continued.

SPECIAL TAXES.

Amount of warrants issued for pro rata payments on state indebtedness out
of state debt fund, -
" of warrants issued for over payments on collectors' accounts,

of warrants issued for payment of interest on state indebtedness

out of the interest fund, -

of warrants issued for over payments on collectors' accounts,

of warrants issued to the Illinois state hospital for the insane, out

of the insane hospital fund, -

of warrants issued for over payments on collectors' accounts, -

of warrants issued to the Illinois institution for the education of

the blind, out of the fund for the blind,
of warrants issued for over payments on collectors' accounts,

395,274 29
193 67

395,467 9G

335,428 27
372 89

335,801 16

63,351 98
9 02

•63,361 00

32,742 11
4 97

. 52,747 08

1,092,208 06

21

[ xxi ]

STATEMENT showing the condition of the School, College and
Seminary Fund, on the first day of December, 1852, including the
amount received since the first day of December, 1850.

Amount of surplus revenue, credited to the school fund,
Amount of three per cent, fund, credited to tbe 9chool fund,
Amount of three per cent, fund, credited to the college fund,
Amount of seminary fund, - - -

Total amount of school, college and seminary fund,

$ 335,592 32

463,490 93

92.682 10

59,738 72

§951,504 07

•ft. STATEMENT of the anpunt of state indebtedness pur chased by
the Governor and deposited ih the Treasurer's office, as provided for
by an act concerning the public debt, approved February 12, 1849,
showing the amount paid for said state indebtedness, as reported to
this office by the Governor ; also, the amount of the three per cent.

fund received from the general government, and placed in the hands
of the executive, for the purpose of purchasing state indebtedness,

from the first of December, 1850, to the first of December, 1852.

1850,
1851,

December 1

1852, June

1850,

November 8
" 8
« 21

« 21

" 23

December 2

DR.

To amount three per cent, fund on hand,
To $4,301 86, three per cent. fund, less

$ 1,000, paid into the treasury for the

purpose of paying appropriation tc R.

M. EounK, -
To amount of three per cent, fund,
To interest dividend drawn on bonds

purchased, belore cancelling, -

CR,

By new internal improvement bond No.
2204, for $ 1.253 10, at 62| per cent.,

By interest bond No. 969, for 8990 70, fit
36 per cent., ....

By interest bonds No. 2406 and 2407,
amounting to the sum of $ 1,048 43, at
36 per cent., ....

By new internal improvement bonds No.
5516 and 5517, amounting to the sum
of $2,441 71, at 62 per cent.,

By interest bond No. 226J, for $ 598 2<i,
at 36] per cent., . . .

By new internal improvement bonds No.
768,769,770,930,931 and 998, amount-
ing to the sum of $ 6,000, at 60^ per
cent., - - - - -

By interest bonds No. 148, 375,376, 377
and 521, amounting to the sum of
$3,612 92, at 36]. percent.. -

By interest bond No. 962, fur $510 35, at
36] per cent., ...

By new internal improvement bond No.
2192, for $ 1,250, at 60 per cent.,

By new internal improvement bond No.
1048, for $ 1,000, at 60 per cent.,

By interest bonds No. 1528 and 1529,
amounting to the sum of $1,383 52, at
36J percent., -

$11,502 63

3,301 86
7,453 25

912 39

783 19

356 65

377 43

1513 86

216 87

3615 00

1309 C8

185 00

750 00

600 00

508 44

23,170 13

[ xxii J

22

Statement — Continued.

1850,

1851,

1852

Novem'r 11

Decem'r 11

" 11

June 7

'< 7

August 1

October 1

June 25

« 25

Septem'r 1!

By interest bond No. 2417, for $ 589 05

at 36 per cent.,
By new internal improvement bond No

5537, for $ 1,400, at 60 per cent.,
By new internal improvement bond No

2001 for $1,572 95, at 62£ per cent
By interest bond No, 2379, for $871 63

at 37 per cent.,
By new internal improvement bonds No

"5020, 5021, 5022, 5023, 5476, 1531

1092, 623, 2203, 1532, 2006 and 4340

amounting to the sum of $ 3,956 87, a

65 per c^nt.,
Bv internal improvement scrip No. 4169

5442,475 and 4347, amounting to the

Him of $ 400, at 81 per cent.,
By internal improvement scrip No. 1255

2874 and 5)94, amounting to the sum

of $300, at 79^ per cent.,
By new internal improvement bonds No

5644 and 5645, amounting to the *urr.

of $1,321, at 80i percent., -
By interest bond No 2481, for $ 966 66

at 48 per cent.,
By new internal improvempnt bonds No

3609,3610, 3611,3612, 3613, 3614 anc

3615, amounting to the sum of $ 7,000

at 83^ per cent.,

Balance of three per cent, fund,

$ 212 06

840 00

983 09

322 50

2571 96

324 00

239 25

1062 60

463 99

5845 00

$23,080 57
$ 89 56

REDEMPTION MONEY.

The amount ot redemption money received from minor heir* in the treasury
on the 1st day of December, 1850, was -

The amount of redemption money paid out during fiscal term ending Novem-
ber 30, 1852, is ------- .

$ 1,121 83

119 68

Balance in the treasury, December 1, 1852, -

$1,002 15

THE FUND FOR 1HE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.

The amount of this fund received into the treasury on the assessment of 1851,
to the 1st of December, 1852, ia ------

The amount of this fund paid out, to the 1st December, 1852, is

Balance in the treasury, December 1, 1852, -

$16,412 12
10,706 89

$ 5,705 23

23

[ xxiii ]

A STATEMENT of the. amount of warrants outstanding on the 1st
day of December, 1850, and amount outstanding December 1, 1852.

The amount of warrants outstanding December 1, 1850, was
The amount of warrants issued from 1st December, 1850, to 1st December,
1852, is ......

Total, ......

$11,191 08

j 1,092,208 06
- 1,103,399 14

The amount of warrants rpceived into the treasury, cancelled and deposited
in the auditor's office, from 1st December, 1850, to the 1st December, 1852,
is -

Total amount outstanding December 1. 1852,

1,099,115 10

$4,281 04

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1851

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261

21,746

18,727

37,650

3,129

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4,751

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12,104

6,203

8,156

1,650

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1,535

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5,188

3,176

4,548

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4

8,765

5,349

5,189

1,124

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18,706

25,021

30,480

3,140

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a

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4,341

1,688

1,374

467

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a

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4

14,855

17,042

7,023

2,110

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2,273

1,670

1,177

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McHenry,

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6,191

3,616

3,553

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3,882

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15,735

8,159

2,067

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16,170

8,413

2,014

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12,474

13,155

7,867

1,902

BIENNIAL REPORT

TREASURER OF ILLINOIS

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Treasurer's Office, Illinois,

Springfield, Dec. 15, 1852,
To the Honorable

the Speake r of the House of Representatives :

Sir : In compliance with the provisions of law, I have the honor
to furnish the following report of the receipts and expenditures of the
public money.

From the annexed statements will appear the total amounts of re-
ceipts and disbursements on each account with which the treasurer is
chargeable, from the first day of December, 1850, to the 30th day of
November, 1852, both days inclusive ; likewise the amounts in the
treasury at the close of the last biennial report.

The total receipts in the treasury for revenue purposes, including
the balance on hand on the 1st Dec, 1850, are $460,752 96, and the
total payments amount to $320,085 80, leaving a balance on hand on
the 30th day of November, 1852, of $140,667 16.

The receipts on account of the constitutional tax for the payment
of the state debt are $492,166 53, which, together with the balance
an hand on the first December, 1850, makes the sum of $657,955 34,
of which the amount of $395,467 96 has been applied according to
law, and the residue, $262,487 38, will be subject to distribution on
the first day of January next, upon the principal of such state indebt-
edness as may be presented at that time, and entitled to a distributive
share thereof.

The total receipts of interest fund, including the balance of $34,-
121 64 on hand on the first of December, 1850, are $400,515 39. The
total payments are $335,801 16, showing a balance in the treasury of
$64,714 23.

The amount of insane hospital tax received is $63,478 19 j the
amount of payments is $63,361, leaving a balance of $117 19.

[ xliv 1 2

The balance on hand for the institute for the blind on the 1st. Dec.,
1850, was $1,374 33; the total receipts since that time are -^35,-
588 28, of which the sum of $32,747 08 has been expended; the bal-
ance in the treasury on this account is $4,215 53.

The sum of $16,412 12 has been received for the education of the
deaf and dumb ; $10,706 89 have been expended for this purpose,
and there remains a balance in the treasury of $5,705 23.

Notwithstanding the extraordinary and unusual payments which
have been made out of the treasury for defraying the expenses of the
extra session of 1852, and the expenses of surveying the swamplands,
together with the loans authorized to be made to the public institutions
at Jacksonville, the large surplus of $140,667 16 has accumulated,
and it will be safe to estimate that after all the demands likely to be
made from the 1st December, 1852, to the 1st March, 1853, the first
quarter of the fiscal year, including the expenses arising from the ses-
sion of the legislature, there will still be an unexpended balance at the
latter date of $100,000.

By the accumulation of this large surplus, now lying useless in the
treasury, we are admonished that there no longer exists a necessity for
the assessment of a two mill tax for revenue purposes, nor can any
doubt be entertained that a sufficient amount for the liberal support
of our state government can be realized by an assessment of one mill
upon each dollar's worth of taxable property, together with the reve-
nue arising from the present miscellaneous items.

It is submitted, with great deference to the legislature, whether the
present surplus on hand, together with that which may be safely calcu-
lated upon to accrue during the coming fiscal year, could be in any way
more judiciously applied than in the purchase of the state indebtedness
at its market value, the payments for which might be made directly from
the treasury, without the expense of intermediate agencies, but subject
to proper guards and restrictions.

For the more certain preservation of the public funds, as well as the
securities which are constantly being received from banks under the
general banking law, it is desirable that a safe or vault be furnished,
which shall be proof against fire and burglars, and for procuring this a
sufficient appropriation is recommended.

JOHN MOORE, Treasurer.

3 [ xlv J

STATEMENT of Monthly Receipts for Revenue purposes.

Date.

Sheriffs and

Premiums

Pedlers'

-o

Collectors.

on insu-
rance.

Licenses.

s a o

all

Total Revenue.

1850. December,

$50 14

$405 81

$462 50

$100 00

$1018 45

1851. January,

7066 25

189 74

-

_

7255 99

February,

5103 19

_

-

184 30

5287 49

March,

18,422 16

_

100 00

_

18,522 16

April,

15,258 09

_

100 00

12 00

15,370 09

May,

36.742 55

-

150 00

-

36,892 55

June,

56,651 37

327 70

50 00

124 00

57,153 07

July,

59,555 fa
8751 m

2 60

200 00

104 15

59,861 75

Auaust,

_

50 00

58 67

8860 34

September,

363J 28

_

50 00

_

3689 28

October,

13,691 70

_

-

350 00

14,041 70

November,

8845 14

-

50 00

4 86

8900 00

233,776 54

925 85

1212 50

937 98

236,852 87

1852. December,

52967 11

-

50 00

38 00

3055 11

January.

2500 79

-

-

130 00

2630 79

February,

4436 60

-

-

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4436 60

March,

20,262 77

-

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790 21

21,052 98

April,

'-0,237 69

55 i%

100 00

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20,393 11

May,

15,598 07

-

50 00

-

15,648 07

June,

38,297 09

-

50 00

-

38.347 09

July,

60,585 09

103 65

-

233 10

60,921 84

August,

5906 31

_

50 00

_

5956 31

September,

3704 38

_

100 00

_

3804 38

October,

6243 25

25 33

50 00

106 53

6425 11

November,

12,387 74

-

50 00

212 55

12,650 29

$426,903 43

$1110 25

$1712 50

$2448 37

$432,174 55

[ xlvi ]

MONTHLY receipts of Special Taxes.

Date.

State Debt.

Interest.

Hospital

Blind Insti-

Total Re-

Tax.

tute.

ceipts.

1850. December,

$231 56

J2"»l 56

1851. January,

4375 23

$4292 88

$239 69

$129 97

9037 77

February,

2297 79

2078 43

275 16

146 20

4797 58

March,

23,979 72

16,655 30

2298 02

901 96

43.835 00

April,

20,210 75

17,020 15

2162 51

1036 73

40,430 14

May,

34,713 00

26,126 36

3470 25

1732 06

66,071 67

June,

48,796 40

36,408 17

4603 02

2361 14

92,16S 73

July,

56,5 34 83

42,133 56

5545 79

2759 64

106,973 82

August,

9855 77

7371 98

1015 24

511 88

18,754 87

September,

4437 48

3170 98

225 70

111 35

7945 51

October,

11,879 69

7973 53

1142 60

597 96

21,593 78

November,

9777 72

6544 10

889 80

439 07

17,650 69

227.119 94

169,775 44

21,867 78

10.727 96

429,491 12

December,

3512 87

1607 22

225 79

117 96

5461 84

1852. January,

2041 10

1310 32

233 47

136 06

3720 95

February,

5321 52

4119 38

835 11

498 77

10,774 78

March,

27,215 18

20,005 68

3987 55

2076 61

53,285 02

April,

33,588 91

28,400 13

4948 65

2995 04

69,932 78

May,

22,770 71

17,236 20

3721 41

2214 50

45,942 82

June,

49,727 22

37,282 55

8061 84

4829 41

99 901 02

July,

82,522 18

58,743 51

13.158 86

8073 76

162,498 31

August,

10,731 25

8203 52

1851 41

1108 87

21,895 05

September,

5327 27

3380 42

727 11

645 63

10,080 43

October,

5299 32

4007 87

925 67

528 01

10,760 87

November,

16,989 06

12,321 51

2701 46

1635 70

33,647 73

$492,166 53

$366,393 75

$63,246 11

$35,588 28

$957 394 67

5 f xlvii J

STATEMENT of the amount of State Tax received into the treas-
ury on the assessment of the year 1851, exclusive of school orders.

Date.

Amount.

1852. January,
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
September, -
October,
November, •

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To amount of 2 mill tax for reve-
nue purposes forthe year 1851,

One-sixth of a mill or one-twelfth
of same being the proportion
appropriated for the education
of the deaf and dumb,

CR.

By amount of cancelled auditor's

warrants,
By amount to balance,

To bal. of this fund in treasury,

$ 1560 63

4436 11

17,135 11

21,351 11

15,726 70

41,176 69

65,569 57

6377 25

3536 96

6810 82

13,294 50

$ 196,948 4S

$16,412 12

9270 89
7141 23

$ 16,412 12
$7151 23

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school certificates received monthly, and returned to the Auditors
office.

Date.

Auditor's war-
rants.

Interest.

School certif.

Aggregate.

1850. December,
1861. Jaauary,
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
Aujjuct,
September,
October,
November,

$4316 26

6712 80

16,213 45

13,997 00

11,957 91

14,695 34

18,950 01

19,379 04

6508 53

13,645 82

10,015 71

7807 33

$78 82

198 61

660 75

15 45

$324 88
2607 53

3772 51

14,308 66

14,979 17

14,949 85

869 60

1765 69

3141 55

959 31

$4316 26

7037 68

18,820 98

13,997 00

15,809 24

29,202 61

84,589 93

34,344 34

7378 13

15,411 51

13,157 26

8766 64

December,
1862. January,
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
September,
October,
November,

144,199 20

8866 69

9030 69

3832 88

6441 40

7130 44

4271 24

22,646 10

14,916 27

8876 74

8551 14

10,149 55

11,118 67

953 63

57,678 75
1039 79

202,831 58

8866 69

9030 69

3832 88

7481 19

7130 44

4271 24

22,646 10

14,916 27

8876 74

8551 14

10,149 55

11,118 67

$260,031 01

$953 63

$58,718 54

$ 319,703 18

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1850.
1851.

December,
January, -
February, -
March, -
April,
May,' .
June,
July,

August, -
September,
October, -
November,

December,
1852. January, -
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June,
July,

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7037 68
18,820 98
13,997 00
15,809 24
29,202 61
34,589 93
34,358 74

7378 13
15,411 51
13,157 26

8766 64

202,845 98

8866 69

9030 69

3832 88

7481 19

7130 44

4271 24

22,646 10

15,282 87

8876 74

8551 14

10,149 55

11.120 29

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6962 89

27,610 00

35.000 00

10.001 53

148,336 51

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19,480 83

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50,000 00

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275 00

2000 00
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3932 00
4500 00
5648 52
1240 00
1116 88

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253 25

234 99

835 11

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3152 42

3721 83

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