Interest schedules, 1855-1882.

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Interest schedules, 1855-1882.

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The state treasurer was authorized by the legislature to issue scrip or certificates of debt in the name of the Commonwealth to cover the financing of construction of various railroads and state institutions; improvement of lands owned by the Commonwealth; public defense; public debt; and for other temporary loans. Monies so raised were in turn invested as loans to municipalities, corporations, or individuals. Schedule of interest was created as an account of payments due on interest from promisors on such loans.

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