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$3,Ol3,IN IL l,B2o,OoO Vi l,lS8,6N ii
Subject to exonerations commissions SC, which may
be estimated at ten per cent OF the $7Sl paid into
the sreaaurylduring the past fiscal year, only $l4oss
received from the tax assessed for 1884, leaving out
standing, for that year alone, over $500 900.


possible that Gov Skunk may take different view
ofhe finances Of the State than Gov Porter has II is
very natural that Gov Porter should be anxious that the
interest should be paid during his administration the
State has become bankrupt and the debt has been
decreased SIS OOs o26; and he has. doubt, wish
have the credit of the State redeemed before he
Office He is satisfied that the treasury Of the State
In condition to pay the February interests but Governor
Porter any ether man. cannot feel confident that the
ssate would be able to pay the August dividend.
easy to make commencement, but may be found diff
6cult to continue