Journals, 1817-1854.

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Journals, 1817-1854.

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Journals comprise chronological record of Auditor receipts and disbursements. Entries include receipt or disbursement date; payee or payor name; receipt reason (e.g., tax collection; fee receipt; state land sales; land sales for tax nonpayment); disbursement reason (e.g., services or labor performed; supplies or equipment provided; tax collection commissions; fees refunded), and disbursement warrant number.

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