Work books of coupons and other evidence of state debt delivered by the Second Auditor to the Treasurer, especially concerning interest due, from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1850-1874.

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Work books of coupons and other evidence of state debt delivered by the Second Auditor to the Treasurer, especially concerning interest due, from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1850-1874.

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These records are part of Office of the Second Auditor. Public Debt: Bond Related Records. Volume 1 contains list of balance coupons, July 1, 1867-January 1, 1868; account of debt created, January 1, 1853-January 1, 1863; redemption of the debt, January 1, 1853-September 30, 1865; estimate of interest due, January 1, 1866; and list of loans obtained under acts beginning March 22, 1850. Volume 2 contains a statement of the condition of the state debt requested by the executive, August 1868; number of bonds renewed on account of mutilation; bonds exchanged and cancelled, 1866-1870; and settlements, accounts, and interest due for various public works companies, stockbrokers, banks, colleges, etc.

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