What a Cuban town budgeted for in 1863: vaccine, five teachers, a cemetery, and the capture of runaway slaves

Pezuela's 1866 dictionary prints Cuban municipal budgets article by article. Nuevitas in 1863 owed 12,384 pesos: five primary teachers, a contribution to a teacher-training school, vaccine conservators, relief for the insane, a cemetery. On the same page, 100 pesos for the capture of runaway slaves. In Matanzas, 1,000 pesos for vaccine conservators, 204 for genuine vaccine matter, 358.50 for the runaway-slave depot. Every figure is reconciled.