Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17


Lue Receiver Dandy Bank-safety
fund $3.50 oC
Due towns-U. s. Surplus fund, 1llT6 is
Due Agricultural College fund 4l3T lC
Due extra State pay-estimated. 10000 %
..,.... $685. 10
CURRENT RESOURCES
Balance in the Treasury $2s,5I6 81
Due on tax of 1868, 5,SfT Sc
Surplus fund notes unpaid, | 100 90
$50, 554 23
S2T,fS5 SO
ESTIMATED CURRENT EXPENSES.
Int on bonds and loans, $4,000 90
Other state expenses, 10000 % l
For sinking tund--install,
ment on bonds, 10000 90
$4,000 90
Total current liabilities for the year, 1875 O6
10 meet this sum tax of 40 cents on
the dollar on the grand list will be re-
quired; and as our people in every de-
partment of business are prosperous, and
have ample means to meet this amount of
taxation,it will almost certainly be couso.
nant with their wishes to pursue the pol
icy of applying yearly $4,000 as a
sinking fund, to lessen the funded debt in
advance of its falling due.
Orders we're drawn by me on the State
Treasurer from Oct. 81, 1865, to Jan. |,
1896, amounting to $1,000 81, which
may be classified as follows:
Services and expenses of recruiting
officers, SIPS 45
Services and expenses of aresting de-
serters .' 25
Defense of the frontier, 3T2 %
State pay prior 10 muster and pay of
officers, ia 60
Expenses organizing State militia, l02 81
Expenses OF State military commits
sion at Washington, l29 60
Expenses of Adjutant and Inspector
Generals office, 800 90
Transportation of Vermont officers,
soldiers, &c, 800 IL
Expenses of State Treasurers office,
December |, 1864, to December l.
1865, 5,625 GO
Since January |, 1866, all orders on
the Treasury have been Withdrawn by the
Auditor of Accounts, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act approved No. 0.
1865.
STATE AID.
Hon. John Howe, Jr agent for the dis
tribution of State aid to soldiers families.
has made his final report. showing that
from Sept, |, 1865, to April 10. 1866, he
he disbursed, under the acts of April 26,
1861, and Nov. II, 1861, the sum, in all
of 1892 II, The agent states that there
is now no outstanding claim under either
of those acts. 1 hereby transmit said
report.
VOLUNTEER TROOPS.
Since the last session of the Legisla.
ture, the four companies of the 9th regi.
ment and the entire 9TH regiment of Yer.
mont Volunteers have been mustered GU,
of service. Those of the 9thwer,
mustered out in the State OF Virgin
la, December /. 1865, and the 7th ii
Brownsville, Texas, March IA, 1866
From these points they returned to Yer
mont, where they were paid aud discharg
ed. Thus all the obligations of Vermou
in connection with the active prosecution
Of the war for the preservation of tn,
Union, have been performed, and all tn
organizations sent from the State, ant
which have contributed so largely to it
reputation and honor aud to the final sue
r cess Of the national arms, have ceased Il
exist as such, and the officers and mel
composing them have laid aside their arm
aud assumed the garb of the citizen, an,
have quietly mingled with the mass of tn
community. All honor to these nobl
men that yet live; all respect, undyin
respect to the memories Of the fallen, VIII
so cheerfully gave their own lives tina
their country might still continue I
live .ss'l TY r.
The original numbers that compose
the different Vt. organizations for the wal
were t.Ht.
Hn IIsts men en au =, -
ufa -
Uh 1915
Appointed commissioned officers, 50
Enlisted men, 10,3T0
1913
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