This appears to be scrap paper kept by William Clayton identifying what should be included in the Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger. Footnotes indicate the page number in the ledger corresponding to the various notations.

Jonathan H. Hale’s account in the treasury ledger notes a credit recorded 11 December 1843 “by city scrip endorsed returned by Fordham” for $1.17. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 80.)

Likely Ebenezer Robinson. Lewis Robison was the city collector for 1841, but there is no transaction for him in the treasury ledger for $1.54. The ledger lists a transaction for Ebenezer Robinson in connection with Elijah Fordham that was recorded 13 November 1843 for $1.54. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 8.)

The treasury ledger notes a transaction recorded 13 November 1843 “by order on E. Fordham charged E. Robinson” for $1.54. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 8.)

Sherwood’s account in the treasury ledger notes a credit recorded 11 December 1843 “by endorsement on city scrip returned by J. H. Hale” for $0.86½. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 84.)

Higbee’s account in the treasury ledger notes a credit recorded 11 December 1843 “by endorsement on city scrip returned by J. H. Hale” for $0.60. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 82.)

Fordham’s account in the treasury ledger notes a credit recorded 11 December 1843 “by treasurer’s order returned by J. H. Hale” for $0.87. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 86.)

Hale’s account in the treasury ledger notes a credit recorded 11 December 1843 “by city scrip endorsed” for $0.66½. (Nauvoo City Treasury Ledger, 80.)