Receiver's disbursement journal (Land Law 1849), 1849-1876.

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Receiver's disbursement journal (Land Law 1849), 1849-1876.

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Lists disbursements by the receiver of public money at the land office in Chillicothe. Each entry includes date, amount of authorized disbursement, amount spent for incidental expenses, amount spent for salaries and commissions, and balance due the federal government. Each category of expenditures includes a description of transactions. Some entries also include amount of compensation for depositing.

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