Scope and Content: The state treasurer was authorized by the legislature through periodic resolves to borrow money temporarily for various purposes until revenue was available. This was done through direct loans from banks, and also through the issuance of scrip or certificates of debt. These temporary loans were especially prevalent during and following the Civil War, including a deposit loan to fund the volunteer bounty (see: Registers of interest received on volunteer bounty loans of 1863 and 1864, 1863-1882 ((M-Ar)1469X). Series consists of schedules of interest payments due on sequential temporary loans.
Arrangement: Arranged by type of account, thereunder chronologically
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