The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-16


To the State OF Delaware, seventy-four
| thousand six hundred and eighty-three and
, one-third dollars.
To the State of Maryland, four hundred
and thirty-six thousand eight hundred and
twenty-three and one-third dollars.
To the State of Virginia, nine handred
and thirty-seven thousand five hundred and
fifty and two-third dollars.
To the State of North Carolina, five hun
dred and seventy-sx thousand one hundred
and ninety-four and two-third dollars.
To the State of South Carolina, three hun-
dred and sixty-three thousand five hundred
and seventy and two-third dollars.
To the State of Georgia, FIVE hundred and
eighty-four thousand three hundred and
sixty-seven and one-third dollars.
So the State of Alabama, five hundred
and twenty mine thousand three hundred
and thirteen and one-third dollars.
To the State of Mississippi, four hundred
and thirteen thousand eighty-four and two
third dollars.
To the State of Louisiana, three hundred
and eighty-five thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six and two-third dollars.
To the State of Ohio, one million FIVE
hundred and sixty-seven thousand eighty
nine and one-third dollars.
| To the State of Kentucky, seven hundred
ninety-fve and one-third dollars.
TO the State of Tennessee, six hundred
and sixty-nine thousand four hundred and
ninety-eight dollars.
To the State of Indiana, nine hundred
and four thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-fve and one-third dollars.
| To the State of Illinois, one million one
| hundred and forty-six thousand five hun
| dred and ffty-one and one-third dollars.
To the State of Missouri, seven hundred
and sixty -one thousand one hundred and
| twenty seven and one-third dollars
To the State of Kansas, seventy-One
thousand seven hundred and forty three
| and one-third dollars.
To the State of Arkansas, two hundred
and sixty-one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six dollars.
To the State of Michigan, FIVE hundred
and one thousand seven hundred and sixty
three and one-thlrd dollars.
To the State of Florida, seventy en-
thousand five hundred and twenty-five and |
two-third dollars.
To the State of Texas, three hundred and |
6fty-6ve Thousand one hundred and six and |
two-third dollars.
To the State of Iowa, fonr hundred and |
City two thousand and eighty eight dol |
lars
To the State of Wisconsin, five hundred |
and nineteen thousand six hundred and |
eighty-eight and two-Lhrd dollars
To the State of California, two hundred |
and fifty-four thousand five hundred and |
thirty eight and two-thrd dollars.
To the State of Minnesota, one hundred |
t1,ontr e,I,r doIIarS r+''et n ~ hundred and |
To the State of Oregon, thirty-fve thou
sand one hundred and forty and two-third /
dollars.
To the Territory of New Mexico, sixty
two thousand six hundred and forty eight |
dollars.
To the Territory of Utah, twenty y-siz
thousand nine hundred and eighty dol |
lars.
To the Territory of Washington, seven
thousand seven hundred and ffty-ive and |
one-third dollars.
To the Territory of Nebraska, nineteen
thousand three hundred and twelve dol |
lars.
To the Territory of Nevada, four Thousand |
Eve hundred and ninety two and two-third
dollars.
To the Territory of Colorodo, twenty
two thousand nine hundred and FIVE and
one-third dollars.
To the Territory of Dakota, three thou
sand two hundred and forty-one and one
third dollars.
To the District of Columbia, forty-nine
thousand four hundred and thirty-seven and
oue-third dollars.
See. 9. And be al further enacted, That
for the purpose of assessing the above tax
and collecting the same, the President of
the United States be and he is hereby an-
thorized to divide, respectively, the States
and Territories of the United States and the
District of Columbia into convenient col
lection districts, and to nominate and, by
and with the advice of the Senate to ap-
point an assessor and collector for each such
district, who shall be freeholders and resi-
dent within the same : ProVided That any
of said States and Territories, as well as the
District of Columbia, may, if the President
shall deem it proper, be erected into one
district And 1rouidef further, That the
appointment of said assessors and collec-
|, tors, or any of them, shall not be made till
/ an after the second Tuesday in February
Sec I6. 477d Be- AZ 1fWthsT e1fdffea' rlaV r
/ hafore anv such collector shall enter upon
the duties of his Office he shall execute
| hond for such amount as shall be preserlDeo
| nv the Secretary of the treasury, VIZ"
.1rot;ao 10 he approved as sufficient Oy Tue
colic;tor of the Treasury, contalnsng 'h5
oor,dition that said collector shall Justly anu
: faithfully account for to the Ohlteu 0''''e >
and nav ove-', in compliance wlth Tue oluei
I | or regIiIations of the Secretary OF She il'.'
u1 ury "a all public moneys which may come s5 IN
) | TO his hands or possession %nlcn Gu oomr
shall be filed in the Office Of the First Comp
: troller of the Treasury, to be by NM nlh al u
> rected to be put in suit npon amy breach o
: the condition thereof. And such collector
shall, from time to time, renew, sfeng'neu l,s
4 and increase their official bonds as the oec
= retary of the Treasury may direct.
Sec. IL. And be At further eaGctea, n1
ooI, Of the assessors shall divide his distrlC
~ INTO q convenient number of assessment dis
! tr;cts. @ within each of which he shall appolI
ID one ,e', respectable freeholder to be assistaI
gu eu ooI ouo rv and each assessor and assistaI
d. aSsees ossor so anpointed, and accepting the a
m pointment, shall, before he enters 9 on u u
ed ed duties Of his appointment, take and $"
scribe, before some competent maglstEale, l tE;a
nar,,o cnlIectnr- 10 be appointed by TINS a