Therefore, I do hereby appoint a SPECIAL SESSION of the legis lative assembly of Wisconsin, to be held at the capitol in Madison, at twelve of the clock meridian, on MONDAY THE SIXTH DAY of March next. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the great seal of said territory to be affixed, at [L. S.] Madison, the seat of government of said territory, this thirtieth day of January, A. D. 1843, and of the independence of the United States the sixty-seventh. J. D. DOTY, By the Governor: A. P. FIELD, Secretary. REPORT Of the Treasurer of the Territory, and accompanying documents. TREASURER'S OFFICE, To the Hon. the House of Representatives: } In compliance with a preamble and resolution passed and adopted by your hon. body on the 3d inst., I herewith enclose to you statements giving you the information called for by said resolution. In answer to the question, whether the duplicate receipts required by said act, mentioned in your resolution, were deposited with the treasurer previous to the issuing of such drafts or bills: my answer is, they were;-and whether such drafts or bills so returned by the secretary, and thus received by the treasury, were cancelled by writing the word "cancelled" on the face of each, as required by law: my answer is, they were not;—and in further answer must state to your hon. body, that it is out of my power at present to furnish you with the number of each draft surrendered by the secretary to the treasurer, to accompany this report, but will endeavor to do so as soon as practicable, the labor attending the same being extremely arduous. And also whether any of the vouchers or receipts at first deposited, have been withdrawn by any person, and others substituted in their stead: to this last inquiry, I can state that nothing of the kind has been done. All of which is respectfully submitted. JAMES MORRISON, Treasurer. STATEMENT of Duplicate Receipts delivered to Col. A. P. Field, Secretary of the Territory, on the surrender by him of scrip or drafts to the Treasurer of the Territory, equal in amount to the duplicate rsceipts delivered to him by the Treasurer. STATEMENT of Duplicate Receipts delivered to Col. A. P. Field, Secretary of the Territory, on the surrender by him of scrip or drafts to the Treasurer of the Territory, equal in amount to the duplicate receipts delivered to him by the Treasurer.-(CONTINUED.) Thomas J. Mormon, Sergeant-at-arms, H. of R. 275 00 |