$  26,417  23
29  678  16

Of  bridge  revenue

Of  county  revenue

.  . .       17,424  82
33,734  66

12,095  51
44,325  51

Liquor

1,000  00

900  00

Total

Cash  in  treasury,  June  1,  1876.  .  ..
. .  .  .  $208,994  99

$175,568  74
.  $  33.426  25

By  the  report  of  the  Treasurer  of  Carroll  County,  submitted
and  approved  by  the  Board  June  1,  1881,  the  finances  of  the
county  for  the  year  ending  May  31,  1881,  is  shown  in  the  ab-
stract as  follows:

RECEIPTS.
Balance  in  the  Treasury  of  State  tax.  State  House  tax.
State  school  tax,  county  revenue,  bridge  revenue
and  all  other  funds,  June  1,  1880 $  61,321  62

Received  during  the  year 185,304  14


Total  receipts


.$346,625  76


Its  overdrawn,  June  1,  1880 $    3,018  84

Its  disbursed  during  the  year 164,904  66


Total  disbursements

Balance  on  hand  June  1,  1881.
Amounts  overdrawn,  June  1,  1


$167,933  50

79,547  93

846  67


The  following  statement  of  the  receipts  and  disbursements  of
the  county  revenue  especially  shows  the  same  more  in  detail :

Balance  on  hand  June  1,  1880 $30,057  95

Amount  received  during  the  year 34.970  79


Total  received

Disbursed  during  the  year.
Balance  on  hand  June  1,  1881 $16,458  49

disbursements  of  the  year,  $50  was  for  Teachers'
Institute;  $150  for  insurance;  $949  for  County  Superintendent;
$1,859.86  for  jurors;  books  and  stationery,  $1,089.12;  assessing
revenue  for  1880,  $1,783;  County  Commissioners'  salaries,  $546:
county  attorneys,  $356.23 ;  County  Physicians,  $949;  court  ex-
penses, $1,924.95;  poor  asylum,  $1,653.56;  ditches,  $1,863.86;
printing  and  advertising,  $1,045.95;  county  officers'  salaries,  $5,-
507.80;  poor,  $2,851.26,  and  county  bonds,  $10,000;  interest  on
them,  $2,400.
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MILITARY  HISTORY  OF  CARROLL  COUNTY.
CHAPTEE    I.
INTRODUCTION.
