Record of coupons received in the Second Auditor's office, from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1872-1879.

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Record of coupons received in the Second Auditor's office, from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1872-1879.

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These records are part of Office of the Second Auditor. Public Debt: Bond Related Records. These records contain: coupons received in the second auditor's office in amounts of $3, $15, and $30, November 1, 1873-January 31, 1879; record of coupons issued under an act of March 30, 1871, received by the auditor of public accounts in payment of public dues to the state and delivered to the second auditor, examined by a committee of the legislature, September 30, 1872-December 31, 1879; record of coupons issued under an act of March 30, 1871, as amended March 7, 1872, for the payment of two-thirds, less the state tax thereon, April 1, 1873-July 1, 1879; coupons funded under an act of March 28, 1879, June 30-December 30, 1879; sterling coupons received from Baring Brothers and Company, found in presses 1 and 2, and counted by the committee, n.d.

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Baring Brothers & Co. (London, England)

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