The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-13


There win remainss.2 ss$74l,S25l 25
Ther remainder ia the amount left, with
an empty treasury, as . charge npon the
revenues of lS5576 andisubseqdent years;
except SO far as means to,meeta it might
be derived from the claims against deposs
i,aries and against the ex-Treasurers and
their sureties;aer from resennes due in
1855, bnt.not then paid.sie From these
sources have been in fact receired:ei hei,
Payments by Daniel. Beckel on account of de,
post with Dayton Bank. .....s SIS 900 90
Taxes Of Banks due in 1855, but ! -
paid i'm 1885 =. f..i...:'.a =. :. .''ss126,59s SO
-a0 sfiH VI ls4iss3s7 70 .s9sh 't-li- e = Il
Total "a. 81: T. ..sa..i.s..- :, $l4fb98 So
The aggregate receipts Of 1s55-S,5 s1is Ia7as7
including the above sums, were 3,5S3, ,253s 81
The aggregate disbursements. as III l.essz1f f4,,c
shown by tho Auditors drafts, E..{s;.
fncldding ss1y,So5 IS. paid on ''@.s' I 2
/ :aceounf efdtbtsof1ss4l5,w were g, ne, ,206' 81
! ass sar-oaseq 7s3is ,1cjiAn A-@- : = ---4---
The, excess OF, disbursements az eElea e5s
bove receipts s....-..,.r:4s AzS,322 al
To which should be, added the.de ..;r7,
feif of cash. means, Nov ! 5, 1855 99,434 16
And excllange retained, by Bfeso 81 os we
lin, Jan. l. lelsb6,aass.es. .y.s fo7 2, 72s' 81
Making an aggregate which had to ,f-f.es a. &.
be provided from other sources
than revenues, and was 'prosa- -
E bly,, in part provided through a.
/, temporary Loans by Trs: Gibson = 2280l2 II
Ths aggregate reusspts off a56-7, stdoa % yiifi
wssss,., ..,. .,+.. .a,s.sss ,lss,1s5 "A
The aggregate disbursements as al ,a&s =,
p Shown by Auditors drafts re-
Is deemed. = .s.!is9.ss -. = 3o4173S rs
|1 s.3aiI yitnsBpssne9 sSw ~ --2.i LIZ !.
:Rross,of rscsipss abose draftsv ,ssgls IS
J. redeemedaisisss,S s.fsssa.s A4I,441 QS
Tho amount nnprpy ided for from l5snm' es
revenue, Nov. Is, 1856, was, as -s7asataT ,.
seen aboys. i,,e 10 222S,ol2 "a
i essssssofreesipss yasss ,ss 1434as os
l. essa oGF .eaalc snHosy sll-l Lei ------l- =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS asP saw ,sba
for. s...............s..ss fse7s,bsosa az
Isfo this should be added the ex-, =
cess of Warrants issued above y a41ess -
~ warrants rsdesmed, of which skl lad; 81
b $l2l lisa IS were paid by the ;o4szoa 7e q
=. sl IS ls'ss77. s'' 4
tsi County Banks for Bonds coa- soa CD st'as
IdI serted clv tie Tsnst Csmpan1 1S4s Ice, ,ope zoe
| And in the event Of Judicial deciv59 sfs ii n
sion, Affirming the Canal Con- .I..s /.
+ : tracts, for the difference be- -
"a tween acts pat cost and contract Q BIC 10
ID price Of repairing seetions2, "a, .sYIssa. 81
/ s, the further sum Of 5s45,ss7i4s
Leaving baiance unprovided for -. /.
Il
Fsodf the feFegoing statements. Il .ihs' It sp
pears shat sthea expensesnof 1866 AM
EfS5e have been met from the regenp,
fof those years without the aid Of any bal
1 ance from the year fs5l.5; and that a,
tactnaI deficit Of cash means at the close. Q
that fyear Of $99,,433. 96, has been sup
4 piled, and debts contracted iii lS54-5, t,
the amount Of $5l9,665,75, have beel
i paid with no means derived from iha
1 year, EXCEPT $i4I59s. SO, from bank tax
es aud 1.-The Dayton Bank deposit.
there had been no dedication, the mean
lfn the treasury would have been ample |,
4 pay debts ofs 1855, and meet all other de
manas, including the considerable expen
Ices attending the organization Of tw,
'Enew Institutions the Farm School on,
1.-THE Asylum for Idiots. If there had bee
no debts, the defalcation would not hay
ssnsibly embarrassed the operation of th
4 treasury. g {. -
Fdnds to supply in part, the drain I
Ithfsc debts and the deficit created by th
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