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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TREASURER
OF TIIK
STATE OF GEORGIA,
FOE THE
FISCAL YEAE ENDING-DECEMBER 31ST, 1877.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA:
JAMES P. HABKISON & CO., PEINTEBS AND BINDERS.
1878.

ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TREASURER
OF THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
FOE THE
FISCAL YEAE ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 1877.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA:
JAMES P. HARBISON & CO., PRINTERS AND BINDERS.
1878.

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

TREASURY OF GEORGIA,
ATLANTA, January 1, 1878.

To His Excellency, ALFRED H. COLOUITT, Governor of Georgia :
SIR--In obedience to law, I have the honor to present herewith to your Excellency the annual report of this Department, showing the financial condition of the State for and during the year 1877, in the tables and statements as follows, ro-wit:

The cash balance in the Treasury, January 1, 1877

$ 564 283 33

Received in the Treasury from January 1st to December 31, 1877

bothinclusive

'

' 1)998|346 84

_ Total



$2,562,630 17

Disbursements from January 1 to December 31, both inclusive, as

per Executive warrants

' _ -[ 728910 80

Balance in Treasury January 1, 1878

;

% 33 719 37

Table A, beginning with the cash balance in the Treasury on the 1st of January, 1877, shows the receipts and payments in each month, beginning January 1, and ending December 31, 1877.
Table B is an account current between J. W. Renfroe, Treasurer, and the State, beginning with the cash on' hand January 1, 1877, and shows the collection from the different sources of revenue, and the payments on each particular fund, for the year 1877.
Table C is a concise statement of the public debt as it now appears, beginning with the bonds maturing in the present year, and shows the liability of the State on its own account for bonds running to maturity, amounting to $10,644,500.
Table D shows the amount of interest to be paid quarterly and semi-annually on bonds of the State of Georgia, and the month in which it falls due, in and during the present year.

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Table E is the usual estimate required of the Treasurer of the amounts to be paid during the ensuing year for the ordinary expenses of the government, and the usual appropriations for the support and repairs of the universi ies, asylums, and other objects of the State's care, and the probable revenue to be derived from the

various sources thereof. Table /''shows the total valid bonded debt of the State on Janu-
ary 1, 1878; also the amount of liabilities of the State, absolute
and contingent, as endorser on railroad bonds, and the amount of

property owned and possessed by the State Table G is a minute and particular descriptive list of the bonds
of the State not yet due, showing their number, size, rate, date of issue and maturity; when and where payable, authority and object of issue, principal and interest due each year, the names of signers, also the size, time of payment, and signers of coupons.
In my report of January 1, 1877, it will be seen that in my official transactions in respect to the bonds authorized by the act approved February 24, 1876, that there remained in the Treasury at that time $10,319.15 subject to the incoming, and payment of outstanding, coupons. Since then, I have paid Macon and Brunswick Railroad coupons, $9,030.00; North and South Railroad coupons, $78.40-total, $9,108.40, leaving a balance in the Treasury, subject to the incoming, and payment of aforesaid coupons yet

outstanding, $1,210.75.

RECAPITULATION.
Balance in Treasury January 1st, 1877 Paid Macon and Brunswick Railroad coupons Paid North and South Railroad coupons
Balance in Treasury

"V"*10-819 t6 $J,0ol) uu
78 40 *"~10 7o

In accordance with the provision of an act approved February 19 1877, authorizing the issuing of 6 per cent, bonds of the State of Georgia, amounting to $2,298,397.00, for the purpose of retiring by exchange or paying off the recognized bonds of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, to the amount of $1,951,000.00, the same

being first mortgage bonds, indorsed by the State, and bonds of the North and South Railroad, indorsed by the State to the amount of $240,000.00; also, bonds of the Memphis Branch Railroad, indorsed by the State to the amount of $34,000.00, with accrued interest thereon to 1st January, 1877, to the amount of $74,397.00. I have received from the Executive Department twenty-two hundred and ninety eight bonds, of $l,CO0 each, amounting to $2,298,000.00, and have paid off and exchanged said indorsed bonds, as exhibited in the following statement:

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To 2,298 State six per cent, bonds, $1,000 each Cr.

$2,298,000 00

By 1,480 Bonds Macon and Brunswick Railroad, $1,000

each, paid and exchanged

$1,480,000 00

By 895 Bonds Macon and Brunswick Railroad, $500

each, paid and exchanged

447,500 00

By 24 Bonds Memphis Brunch Railroad, $1,000 each,

paid and exchanged

24,000 00

By 20 Bonds Memphis Branch Railroad, $500 each,

paid and exchanged

10,000 00

By 238 Bonds North and South Railroad, $1,000 each,

paid and exchanged

238,000 00

By coupons Macon and Brunswick Railroad, paid and

exchanged

09,247 50

By coupons Memphis Branch Railroad, paid and ex-

changed

4>515 00

By coupons North and South Railroad, paid and exchanged

2,531 58

By amount paid for lithographing bonds, advertising

notice to holders, signing, filling out the bonds,

coupons, etc

By 13 State six per cent bonds on hand,

$1,000 each Cash balance in the Treasury

$13,000 00 7,741 07-

1,464 85 20,74107-$2,298,000 00

The foregoing tables have been carefully compiled, and, it is be-

lieved, are entirely correct, and will afford all the information that

is desired in regard to the financial condition of the State, her

bonded debt, and her liabilities as indorser. All of which is re-

spectfully submitted.

J. W. RENFROE, Treasurer.

TABLE A. Monthly Receipts and Disbursements from the Treasury, from January 1st to December 31st, 1877.

1877.

RECEIPTS.

DR.

1877.

PAYMENTS.

CR.

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January.. . To balance in Treasury January 1st, 1877... $ 564,283 33

By payments from the Treasury

January....

223,810 43 February....

February...

108,906 34 March

68,638 07

$ 110,555 33 20,524 80

ian

289,724 73

157,792 28

April May
July
September..

65,784 30
308,528 03 48,674 74' July 31,169 15 " 34,075 77 September .. 28,486 65 October 123,078 56 November...

190,799 69 51,457 76 37,898 65 w 20,688 87 ToJ 278,511 94 87,194 54 H 94,138 72

364,013 23 December...

389,623 49

December.

593,180 97

By balance in Treasury December 31st, 1877. 833,719 37

$2,562,630 17

$2,562,630 17

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TABLE B.

J. W. RENFROE, Treasurer of the State of Georgia, in account with the State on account of Receipts and Disbursements at the Treasury, from January 1st to December 31, 1877, both inclusive.

To balance in Treasury January 1, 1877*,

S 564.288 33 By civil establishment, 1876

To general tax of 1877

*..1.;...,,

815,273 79 Bv civil establishment, 1877

To general tax of 1876

378,106 91 By contingent fund, 1876

,

To To

general general

tax tax

of 1875 of previous

years.

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7,411 17 By contingent, fund, 1877 1,145 18 By printing fund, 1876

To temporary loan,,.,,(...:......t To rental oF^WcijtCrn arid Atlantic Railroad........

200.1100 00 By printing fund, 1877 800,000 00 By Slate Geologist 1876 and 1877

To claimsof Western and Atlantic Railroad

152,678 94 By Agricultural Department, 1876

To earnings of Maeo^i and Brunswick Bailroad

To railroad tax of 1876 and 1877

,,

25,000 00 By Agricultural Department, 1877 38,203 90 By printing fund, Agricultural Department, 1877

To insurance tax of 1876andl877

15 223 09 By Chemical Bureau, 1876

To liquor tax of 1877 To hire of convicts of 1876 and 1877

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25.632 05 By Chemical Bureau, 1877 11,032 07 By State School Commissioner,

To showtaxof 1877

_.,,

4,076 50 By salary of chemist, 1877

To fertilizer tax of 1877

5,325 55 By overpayment of taxes

To wild land tax

:

8,000 00 By public buildings, 1877

To Supreme Court costs of 1877

..:

3,021 75 By Deaf and Dumb Institute, 1876 and 1877

To rent of public buildings of 1877

2,677 50 By Executive clerks, 1876 and 1877

To insurance fees of 1877

1,045 00 By Solicitor Generals, act of 1858

To sewing machine tax of 1877

683 96 By public debt

To express company tax of 1877

689 59 By land scrip fund

To te egraph company tax of 1877

424 31 By temporary loan

To sleeping car company tax of 1877

275 17 By legislative pay roll

To office fees of 1377

402 25 By Lunatic Asylum, 1876 and 1877

To miscellaneous

2,010 96 By Lunatic Asvlum Trustees

By Academy forlhe Blind, 1877

By change bills Western and Atlantic Railroad...

By Siate Board of Health, 1876

By indebtedness of Western and Atlantic Railroad

By school fund, 1876 and 1S77

By special appropriation., 1877

By Constitutional Convention, 1877

By books purchased for library

By balance in Treasury 1st January, 1878

82,562,630 17

$ 27 254 00

72, 922 62

,871 24

,996 82

,460 87

424 25 H 828 53 fa

> 400 00 M
497 40

a 553 05
330 61

156 4S 445 53
750 00 ,312 21

M f, in

505 69 625 00

W H

574 21

105 00 881 14 314 14

Ow H

025 48

821 65

625 00

316 66

18, 500 00

205 30

454 52

250 00

177. 171 01

33, 851 14

740 75

240 50

719 87

J.f6?.630 17

TABLE C.
Consolidated Statement of the Public Debt of the State of Georgia, (not yet due) on the 1st day of January, 1878, showing the dates of issue and maturity, and the annual interest on each issue.

1801 and 1873
1873
1866 and 1873 1872 1876 1877

Date of Issue.

Amounts--

Principal and

Tears to Eun. When

Principal Aunual Interest Annual Interest

due. due each year. on each issue. on each amount. H

70

1 month

1878 i

3 months. . 1878

100,000 $ 100,000

3,000 $ 8,000

103,000 108,000

>W icn

1879

300,000

30,000

320,000 w

1880

300,000

30,000

320,000

1881

200,000

14,000

214,000 UJ"

1883

100,000

1883

100,000

1884

100,000

8,000 8,000 8,000

108,000 108,000

?w s

108,000 o>t

1885

100,000

1886 4,000,000

8,000 378,000

108,000 4,278,000 H

19Q 2,097,000

146,790 2,243,790

14 years. ... 1892

307,500

21,525

329,035

1896

542,000

37,940

579,940

19 years

1897

3,298,000

137,880 3,435,880

$ 10,644,500 $ 719,135

The State is endorser on the South Georgia and Florida Railroad .Bonds to the amount of $461,000.00. Endorsed in 1871.

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TABLE D.
Showing amount of interest to be paid quarterly and semi-annually on Bonds of the State of Georgia, and the month in which it falls due, in and during the year 1878.

Classs of Bonds.

Rate. Amount. January Feb'ary. April.

July. .,

August,

October.

Total Total Interest. Payments.

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Bonds issued for Stock in Atlantic

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and Gulf Railroad

6 per cent. & f900,000

$127,000

$ 24,000

$ 51,000 $ 151,000

Bonds secured by Mortgage on West

ern and Atlantic Railroad

7 per cent.

Bonds issued under Act of January

18, 1872

7 per cent.

3,600,000 126,000 00 307,500 10,762 50

126,000 00 10,762 50

252,000 21,525

252,000

H *,,

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21,525

Bonds issued under Act of February

19, 1873

8 per cent.

Bonds issued under Act of February

900,000

136,000 00

36,000 00 72,000

W

172,000

M
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24, 1876

7 per cent. 542,000 18,970 00

18,970 00

37,940 37,940 3

Bonds issued to redeem M. and B.,

N. S. and M. Branch Bonds

6 per cent. 2,298,000 68,940 00

68,940 00

137,880 137,880

Gold Bonds, Quarterly Coupons.. 7 per cent. 2,097,000 36,097 50

Average Gold Premium

3 per cent

1,100 92

36,697 50 36,697 50 1,100 92 1,100 92

36,697 50 146,790 1,100 92 4,403

151,193

$10,644,500 $262,470 92 $127,000 $173,798 42 $262,470 92 $ 24,000 $73,798 42 $723,538 $ 923,538
*One hundred thousand dollars of this amount is the principal of the 8 per cent, bonds falling due this month (April). fOne hundred thousand dollars of this amount is the principal of the 6 per bonds falling due this month (February.)

Estimate of probable and permanent receipts and disbursements at the Treasury, for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1878.

RECEIPTS.
From general tax of 1878 From general tax of 1877 From rent of Western and Atlantic Railroad From earnings of tne Macon and Brunswick Kailroad From insurance rax. From railroad tax From dividends From tax of former years From liquor tax From fees of inspectors of fertilizers From rents of public buildings
Balance

DISBURSEMENTS.

$ 875,000 00 225,000 00 300,000 00 25,000 00 15,000 00 15,000 00 2.000 00 5,000 00 20,000 00 30,000 00 2,500 00 5,538 00
$1.5-30.038 00

To civil establishment

To legislative pay-roll

To Lunatic Asylum, support of

To Lunatic Asylum, pay of chaplain and trustees

To Deaf and Dumb Asylum, support of

To Accademy for the Blind, support of

To University of Georgia

To University of Atlanta

To printing fund

To contingent fund

To public buildings

To officers executive department

To inspectors of fertilizers

To State agents for vaccination

To educational fund

,--

To School Commissioner and clerK!

To department State Geologist

To department Commissioner of Agriculture

To Supreme Court reports

To Solicitor Generals' cost Supreme Court

To public debt

To special appropriations

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$ 100, 000 100. onil

100 ,000 2,.000

w

13.,000

11 000

8.
1)1)0
1)00

w w

,000

o

12 .OIK)

6 .1)00

12, ,01111

MOO

150.,000

3. 71)11

10,000

10. ,000

3..501.) 2:,000

923..538

10. .000

$1,520,038 00

TABLE F.

Showing the total valid Bonded Debt of the State of Georgia, on January 1, 1878, also the amount of liability of the State, absolute and contingent, as endorser on Railroad Bonds, and the amounOof property owned and possessed
by the State.

Total Bond Debt Total endorsement on (secured by first lien) bonds of South Georgia and Florida Railroad

> $10,644,500 a
464,000 g

CR.

Western and Atlantic Railroad, 138 miles--lease 14 years to run--annual rental $300,000.
Macon and Brunswick Railroad--195 miles. North and South Railroad--20 miles. Memphis Branch Railroad--5 miles. South Georgia and Florida Railroad--58 miles--(contingent)--has never defaulted in paying interest. Bonds 1st Mortgage State endorsed of Macon and Brunswick Railroad
BondsOeonee Bridge Bank State of Georgia--1,833 shares Bank of Augusta-800 shares Georgia Railroad and Banking Company--180 shares Atlantic and Gulf Railroad--10,000 shares--(par $1,000,000- (no market value) Southern and Atlantic Telegraph, guaranteed by Presid' nt Union Telegraph Company--440 shares
Public Buildings--not estimated

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value $ u.000

value.... no vil uc- nt> value....

1,280

i4,uuu

10,000

TABLE G. A Descriptive List of the Bonds of the State of Georgia, running to maturity, outstanding on the 31st December, 1877, in order in which they become due, showing their number, size, rate, date of issue and maturity, when and where
payable, authority and object of issue, principal and interest due each year, and the names of signers; also, size, time of payment, and signers of coupons.

Date of Bond. Size of No. of Rate per Bond. Issue, cent.

Time to run.

Payable.

Month. Year,

Year.

February February
August. February
August February'.... February February
August August
May MOacyt.ober
July July April.
April April April April
April April April April
July May

1858 1859 1859 1860 1860
1861 1866 I860
1866 1866 1866 1866 1870 1872 1872
1873 1873 1873 1873 1873 1873
1873 1873
1873 1876
1877

500 200 6 per cent. 20 years 1 month.., 'February..

500 300 6 per cent. 20 years 1 year

February..

500 100 6 per cent. 20 years \% years.. August

500 300 6 per cent. 20 years 2 years February..

500 100 6 per cent. 20 years -iy% years..August

500 200 6 per cent. 20 years 3 years February..

500 200 per cent. 20 years 8 years February..

100 345 per cent. 20 years 8 years February..

500 300 . per cent. 20 years 8 years .. August

100 155 6 per cent. 20 years 8 years August--

1,0001 2,800 7 per cent. 20 years 8 years-- May

500| 1,600 7 per cent. 20 years 8 years May

1,000 2,0j9u8ul per cent. 20 years 12 years .. October ...

1,000: 207 7 per cent. 20 years 14 years... July

500i 201 7 per cent. 20 years 14 years... July

250; 400 8 per cent. 3 years 3 mouths. April

500j 200 8 per cent. 4 years 1 year April

500! 200 8 per cent. 5 years 2 years... April 500 200A 8 per cent. 6 years 3 years... April

500 200 8 per cent. 7 years 4 years... April

1.000 100 8 per cent. 8 years 5 years... April

1,000 100 8,, per cent. 9 years 6 years... April

1,000 100"8 per cent. 10 years 7 years... April

1,000 100 8 per cent. 11 years 8 years... April

1.000 542 7 per cent. 20 years 8 years... July

1,000 2,298 6 per cent. 20 years 19 years... July

1878 1879 1879
1880 1880
1881 1880 1880 1886 1880 1886 1880 1890
1892 1892
1878 1879 1880
1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1880 1896
1897

Amount of each Issue.

Annual Engraved Size of

Interest,

or

Coupons.

Printed

Signers of Coupons.

100,000 150,000
50,000 150,000 50,000 100,000 100,000
34,500 150,000
15,500 2,800,000
800.000 2,097,000
207,000 100,500 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100.000 100.000 542,000 2,298,000

6,000 Engraved.
9.000 Engraved.
3,000 Engraved.
9,000 Engraved.
3,000 Engraved.
6.000 Engraved.., 0,000 Engraved... 2.070 Engraved .. 9,000 Engraved...
930 Engraved... 196.000 Engraved... 56,000 Engraved... 146,790 Engraved...
14.490 Engraved... 7,035 Engraved... 8,000 Engraved... 8.000 Engraved.., 8.000 Engraved... 8,000 Engraved... 8,000 Engraved .. 8,000 Engraved... 8,000 Engraved... 8.000 Engraved... 8,000 Engraved... 37,940 Engraved... 137,880 Engraved...

$ 10,644,500 % 719,135

J. B. Trippe, Treasurer J. B. Trippe, Treasurer.. .... J. B Trippe, Treasurer
John Jones, Treasurer John Jones, Treasurer John Jones, Treasurer John Jones. Treasurer John Jones, Treasurer John Jones. Treasurer 00 John Jones. Treasurer.,
00 W. H. Scott, for Treasurer 50 B. A. White, for Treasurer 00 Madison Bell, Comp. General.. 00N L. Angier, Treasurer 50.N, L Angier, Treasurer 00 John Jones, Treasurer
(Hi John Jones, Treasurer OO! John Jones, Treasurer 00 John Jones, Treasurer 00 John Jones, Treasurer 00 John Jones, Treasurer 00 John Jones. Treasurer
00 John Jones, Treasurer 00 John Jones, Treasurer
00J W. Renf roe. Treasurer. , 00 J. W. Renfroe, Treasurer

Time for Payment of Coupons.

Where Payable.

Authority for Issue.

For What Purpose Issued.

Signers of Bonds.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. lActof 27thof February, 1856 February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February, 1856

Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Joseph E. Brown, Gouernor; E. P. Watkins, Secretary of State. Joseph E. Brown, Governor; E. P. WTatkins, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Joseph E. Brown, Governor; E. P. Watkins, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad...... Joseph E. Brown, Governor, E. P. Watkins, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railr. ad

Joseph E. Brown, Governor; E. P. Watkins, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Joseph E. Brown, Governor; E. P. Watkins, Secretary of State.

February and August... New- York and State Treasury.. Act of 27 th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Charles J. Jenkins. Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February, 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Charles J. Jenkins, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Charles J. Jenkins, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

February and August... New York and State Treasury.. Act of 27th of February. 1856 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad

Charles J. Jenkins, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

January and July

New York and State Treasury.. Act of 12th of March, 1866 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

Charles J. Jenkins, Governor; John T. Burns, Comptroller General.

January and July

New York and State Treasury. Act of 12th of March, 1866 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

Charles J. Jenkins, Governor; JohnT. Burns, Comptroller General.

-Jan. April, July and Oct. New York and State Treasury.. Act of 15th of Sept., 1870 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

Rufus B. Bullock, Governor; David G. Cotting, Secretary of State.

January and July

New- York and State Treasury.. Act of 18th of January. 1873 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; David G. Cotting, Secretary of State.

January and July

New York and State Treasury., Act of 18th of January, 1878 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; David G. Cotting, Secretary of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury. Act of 19th of February 1873 ... Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretaiy of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury. Act of 19th of February 1873 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October

New- York and State Treasury.. Act of 19th of February 1873 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith. Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October April and October

New York and State Treasury., New- York and State Treasury.

Act of 19th of February, 1873
Act of 19th of February wrs

Renewal of old Bonds, etc Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State. James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury. Act of 19th of February 1873 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury.. Act of 19th of February 1873.... Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury. Act of 19th of February 1873 Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

April and October

New York and State Treasury.. Act of 19th of February 1873 .... Renewal of old Bonds, etc

James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

January and July

New York and State Treasury. Act of 24th of February 1876 To pay int. on M.& B..N.& S.Bs James M. Smith, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

January and July

New York and State Treasury., Act o* 19th of February 1877 To fund M. & B , N. & S., M, Alfred H. Colquitt, Governor; Nathan C. Barnett, Secretary of State.

Branch Bonds

The following numbers of Gold Quarterly Coupon Bonds are outlawed by the Act approved August 23. 1872. viz : 797, 798, 1,010*, 1,629, 1,6 ), l.< , 1,741, 1,771, 1,772, 1,773, 1,774, 1,791, 1,792, 1,811, 1,825, 1,826,1,840, 2,501 to 2,575, both inclusive, 2,591, 2,592, 2,593, 2,594, 2,595, 2,596, 2,597, 2,598, 2,599, and 2,600. Bond No. 1,010 has been paid, by authority of an Act approved 1877.

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