still due the state. The different kinds of "state indebtedness" paid by the company, and the time of payment, is shown by the report of the auditor general. On the 22d of October last, the incorporators for the purchase of the Southern rail road paid $10,000 00 in internal improvement fund warrants into the treasury, being the first instalment; on the payment of the second instalment of $40,000 00, which becomes due the 23d inst., they will be entitled to possession of the road. The specific state tax of one-half of one per cent. on the capital stock of banks, has been promptly paid for the past year by all the banks now doing business in the state. Contracts have been made for doing the state printing and binding for the fiscal year 1847, at reduced prices from those of previous years. GEO. B. COOPER, State Treasurer. DR. Treasurer of Michigan in account with State of Michigan. CR. $467 59 159,103 02 1,704,523 95 28,105 12 27,514 00 96 9,375 86 Do univer❜ty int. do 13,993 02 By treasury notes burned, By bal. in treasury 10,887 35 45,000 00 Nov. 30, 1846, 78,561 00 LEGER BALANCES ON STATE treasurer's BOOKS, NOV. 30, 1846. Statement showing the condition of the various funds on Treasurers' Books. INDEX. A. Appropriations, for pay of members and officers of the legislature, 158 payment of Samuel W. Hill, 25 canal at Grand Rapids, 28 payment of George A. Robinson, stationery for legislature, St. Joseph River, assistant librarian, private secretary of the governor, salaries of state officers, general appropriations, Wendell Buck, 42 69 79 106 106 151 156 205 204 common council authorized to confirm the appointment of certain firemen, 24 act in regard to the plat of the eastern addition to, in cases in chancery, may be taken to the supreme court, who shall constitute board of internal improvement, |