The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-14

lHo HuutoSl VI NFPitSa'ioh' iol P"'Nohb
made during the year, was 168.
list OF the names o. those pardoned by
the Governor, with brief statement OF the
reasons therefor is herewith presented, in a
co'rmunca;ion from Judge Hoffman, Private
Secretary.
The report Of the Commissioners OF the
Reform School and Farm, in Faii field county
herewith, presents a most gratifying exhibit
Of that Ins tuition. The number in attend
ance at the close Of the year, was 1856 The
total expenses OF the lnstitutiun for the year,
were Sl9,670 40. The high character Of the
gentleman in charge OF this Institution,
should command for their report your avora
bic consideration. @'''
The report Of the State Treasurer herc-
with submitted is gratifying exhibit Of our
financial conditien. I" ' '
1t will be seen that the payments into the
Treasury from all sourcs, during the fiscal
year ending on the l5th OF Move mber, 1862,
was Sc, 239, 1928 II, and that the payments
therefrorn, during the Same period, amounted
to $500, ,O43 SO, and that the cash balance
iu the Treasury, on that day, was $478, ,467.
40, e..
Under the authority ds,iyed from the Act
entitled "An Act to establish the Independ,
ent Treasury Of the State Of Ohio" pa sed
April 12th, 1853, Royal raylor, E:q, Of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, was, on The 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1862, appointed to
examine the accounts Of this department,
and count the funds in the iron chest,
Mr. faylors report oil this examination,
which was made without moments preyi
Gus notice to the Treasurer, herewith sub.
rnitted, proves, what all who know the
Treasurer and his ASSISTANTS had reason 10
believe, that they arc honest men and com
petent accountants. ...-...,2. .....
In calling your attention 10 the report o.
the Auditor of State, you are invited, really
to the consideration OF a tue, perfect. and
full history of all tho operations OF the
State government for the past year. This
officer is entitled to great credit Tor the care,
skill and labor he has bestowed ia preparing
shis important docsment. His several rec
omedda ions arc entitled to your fullest con.
si,leiat;on and confidence; and, without
troubling heie With d particular recital b
tbean, / commend what be has said TO your
favorable action. +..,5..,' n ~. 4
II will be seen from this report, that the
total amount oil taxes levied dulipg The
YEAR 1861, was 11,7L127 81; that The
ordinary expenses Of the State gowrnnlent
for the Year, were $7l5,414 13; and that
there was paid, iol interest on the SAFE
debt, SS74, $50 IS. '',. ...,
Tbat he entire Indebtedness Of the State,
on the 18th day Of November, A. u. 1861,
was S14891273 81, Of which there vas
paid during the year, the cum o,, S755 6lo
73, leaving due. November I5, 1857, SAf
14l,666 g.. ~ f. s.'...gs '1 '', !, ~,
That q this debt, the sum Of s2,s7o379;
80 is irreducible; that Of the balance, 1857,
853 SO is payable, both principal and interest,
at the. State Treasury, and is desighatcd,
nom this act,as the Domestic debt Of the
State. and is supposed to be owned. mainly.
by our own cilizehs; and that So ,28S, rs
80. the balance Of the. redeemabie eebt, is
payabIe, both principal and interest, in tie
CITY 81 New York, IRON which fact il is call
ed The Foreign debt, owned partly by cid
zeus 81. our own State, but mainly by citi
zens Of other States.
BY the Act Of January 16, 1862, entitled
aAn Act 10 au horize the banks TEMPORARY
TO suspend specie payments" &c., il is pro.
Hided, that "sny solvent banking institution
.of Ibis State, ataiIihg iself Of the provisions
.of this suspendihg act, shall, during its cons
-tiuuance III Suspension Under this act ii re-
,1uired by the Treasurer Of State, furnish
him with sight exchange, payable in New
YORK, in coin. for itsown notes. in the por
portion that the circulation ot all the solvent
banks Of this State, at arate not exceeding
ono hal Of one per cent. premium to- die
Extent required to pay the semi annual In.
terest and tie present Foeign DEBT Of itht
State, and SO much Of the principal as il
fiow OF may be provided lorby law.a 9'4 va
Nh fhe banks ef ihe State 4 Believe
ayailed themselves or The provisions Of thi.
aetysand heace became liable, ION pfeseaia
ton oi aheirspaper, at their scenulefs, Ieaei
for ITSELF 10 furnish AeirsseseTsi porportteni
of the coin required. shas4Saoass adl lstskr
ayjiEe cum needed 10 pay the sgaly interest
VAS S4U5,625 o0,lwhich was promptly furn
,shedsby The seyeralHtankss withoutexactine
the i,fescnfation of their paper, thus SAVING
70 The State the expense incident 10 assort.
jnc and presenting their papersH % saiNmr
ag4bel difference between coia and currency
or Legal tsnder notes, prevailing for the past
iw months, was 80 great that IT was scarce
Iyeto bs expected. that this libsfality On the
part oi the banks would be repeated, for our
interest becoming due january 1st, 1868,
amounting to $393,5oB 20. Hence, the
financial oif ers u the State wisely proWL
ded, th, nlselves with the note esH H the sever
al banks for presentation, Thus provided,