Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23

IN the hands of the collectors of
the several counties and the city of Balti-
more, to be accounted for, is $3.50, 122 20.
The States capital and credit, as of 30th
1861. shows an aggregate
amount of $24. .277.37774. of which $s,-
224, 12S 10 is assumed to be productive.
and SIG 053 249 So unproductive
The funded debt of the State at the close
of the fiscal year 1861 is shown to be S14,-
8S5. 1868 This is the full Indebtedness
of the State, but the sinking fund. amount
ing to S., ,095 337 90, constituting part
of the same, being deducted, leaves the ac-
tual Indebtedness $9,7S9, ,S28.G4, to meet
which there is the productive capital and
credits amounting to 1924, ,12S.19.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
There was received into the Treasury
during the last fiscal year. from the clerks
of the several counties and the city of Bal
timore, the sum of S233. 1877, of which
amount 1922. 1864 was received from
revenue accrung upon licenses. and the
residue from other sources showing a dimi-
mutton, as compared with 1859, of $67 .314.-
SO. and $6l,7 .3S. as compared with
1860.
REGISTER OF WILLS.
There was received into the Treasury
during the fiscal year 1861. from the regis
ters of the several counties and Of the city
of Baltimore. the sum Of $63 ,794.37; $780,
265 thereof from taxes on commissions to
executors and administrators, and S24,-
519. 32 from tax on collateral inheritances :;
showing an increase over the year 1859 of
S2.915.45, and decrease of $290.24 as
compared to 1860
AUCTIONEERs' LICENSES AND DUTIES.
The total receipts into the Treasury from
this source of revenue during the past fiscal
year is $7,754.93, being decrease of $11,-
294 ID as compared with 1860, and $14,-
40o. 81 as compared with 1859.
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS
There was received into the Treasury
from the several inspectors on this account
in the last fiscal year the sum of So, 457 .25.
The gross receipts from inspections during
the same. year were S4S, ,329.74, and the
$53, ,359 26. being an excess
over the recei pts of S5,029. so. After the
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further sum $40, ,f70.56 on said account
RAILROADS.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
paid into the Treasury during the fiscal year
OF 1861 the aggregate amount of S199, ,314 :
II; 500, ,636 thereof being for dividends on
the States stock in said road, $40, ,92677
for the one-ffth receipts from passengers On
the Washington branch, and S67,752 for
interest on the bonds of said road held bv
the State.
1t is understood that this Company has a
large claim against the General Government
for transportation of troops yet unadjusted,
and in which the State has a considerable
interest. The interest of the State IN it's
adjustment will no doubt be guarded and
protected by its able President.
The Northern Central Railway has paid
during the fiscal year of 1861 into the Trea-
sury the sum Of $s58. .296.67 on account of
arrears of interest This road is still large
ly in arrear on the same account, and pro-
ceedings have been instituted for its recovery,
aud are now pending in the courts of this
State, under the management and direction
of Messrs. Thomas S. Alexander and Mil
ton Whitney.
THE sUsoUEHANNA AND TIDEwATEE CANAL
COMPANY.
The Company has paid into the Treasury
during the last fiscal year the sum of $685.
O0O on account of arrears of interest, leav-
still a balance due on that account
OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE
There was received into the Treasury dur
ing the last fiscal year, from the several
banks, for dividends on stocks held by the
State, the sum of $36. .393.64.
The revenue derived from the States hay
and live stock scales, and from the States
wharves in the city of Baltimore, for the
past year, were $8,0S762.
The receip pts from the land Office were
S745:58, and from fines and forfeitures
$1,000.
The receipts into the Treasury from the
inspection of grain were $4,1431O, and
from inspection ofmanure $14. 81. and from
interest on personal accounts 81 .42O.1O.
There was paid into the Treasury during
the last fiscal year for licenses issued to
agents of foreign corporations the sum of
Sl4, AGO The tax on protests paid during
the same year was $5,S06.
The receipts into the Treasury during the
fiscal year of 1861 from tax on incorporated
amounted to $40, ,379. .16.
The whole amount of revenue which ac-
crued on the fiscal year ended 3Oth of Sep
tember. 1861, is shown to be 81 532, 1885,
39, and that received, after legal deductions,
SSl9. 65l.7S. and the difference $780,
164 IS.
The balance due the State by incorpora-
lions amounted in the aggregate at the close
Of the fiscal year 1861 to $30.s8s OS.
The balance due the State from clerks of
courts and registers of wills, at the close of
The last fiscal year, amounted in the aggre-
gate to $40, 21.
There is balance due by Richard France.
On lottery contract, of $12,70.
The report shows the several counties in
1ebted on account of colonization tax, and
'he respective amounts owing, the aggregate
being S8.06421.
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