Annual Reports of the Officers of State of the State of Indiana1854 |
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Amount of duplicate Assessed by treasurer Auditor August Average wages Bank of Connersville Bank of Indiana Board Branch Condition of School Connersville COUNTY Creek Culvert day of December day of November Delano Delinquencies collected diana in trust dollars Dunlevy duplicate returned April Erie Canal Erroneous assessments Evansville February February 24 Female Teachers Fort Wayne FP James George W highway Indiana Indianapolis Institution Internal Improvement Jackson January January 17 John Joseph labor Lafayette lands Lanier Liberia Logansport Madison Male Teachers March Mileage November 19 November 26 number of Children Number of School October 31 Paid State Treasurer penalty pupils repairs Road Bridge School Houses School Law September STATEMENT Steuben County Stock Bank Superintendent Teachers per month Terre Haute Thomas timber Top of culvert Total Town township Treasurer's fees Trustees Wabash and Erie wages of female wages of Male Wayne Whole number Winslow
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