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refer you to my circular Of September last
The PAYMENT Of these taxes lake this occasion. how
again to state that the taxes due by county
not paid before the second Tuesday Of January
next such county will be charged interest from that Pc
Rod for any balance remaining unpaid al the rate OF
FIVE per cent per aBnum.


You will thus perceive the necessity OF immediate and
prompt being taken TO induce or il necessary
10 compel your Collectors to an energetic discharge Of
their important duties


The means Of the Commonwealth to meet the accru
ing interest, it will be perceived, are ample whether
they will be available at the proper me depends upon
you AM your agents Let each OF you and each Coec
tor predicate his exerons upon the fact that the credit
Of the Commonwealth her honor and the prosperity OF
her citizens depends upon his faithful discharge OF duty
This will lead not only to useful results but TO
doubted accomplishment of the great and eminent object
in view;


Counties subject Of ngrauation, and 1t is belev
ed their conduct will induce the others to avoid den
quency which would be fatal its results besides,
our citizens pay their better at this than any
other part OF the year and the facilities for sending the
unds coected 10 the Treasury ally from the dis
tant counties, also better than any other PERIOD
For these reasons, have fears for the result feeling
put forth to sustain the and integrity OF the
Common wealth, and thus advance the prosperity and
happiness OF her ciiizensfo they and nsepara


am very respectfully, your obdt servt,


JAMES II. SNOWDEN, State Treasurer


The bondholders have their choice between the state
the Treasurer and those Of clique Of stock
obbers of Wall street There is doubt that Penn
sylVana VIII MAINTAIN tue position she mas taken as
solvent State, the rapid increase in her will
from year year lessen the burthens of direct taxation
and give her than sufficient to meet the
current expenditures.


The public debt Of Missouri according to the Auditors
report amounts 20 o3s s. Of this 1892 1886 80 is
the United States deposit which it is presumed will
be called for leaving the actual debt 81 6o3
bank stock owned by the State in her ght and
trustee amounts 10 Ss47,93l So which, deducted from
the actual debt given above leaves only S7546l 80
the liabilities OF the State and above their resources
in band 10 pay On account Of arrangement in the
financial affairs Of the State sometime SINCE the interest
this small amount with difficulty raised and paid
at maturity.


The monthly reports of the banks of New Orleans for
November and December, show but very little variation
IN the aggregate movement.