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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22

Mrs. Duniway lectured III Port
land last Tuesday evening to the del
egates of the Radical State Conven-
ton. We venture that when they
get home lots of them will get curtain
lectures for going to hear her.
Aman committed suicide at Gold
Run Placer county, the other day. by
placing n pistol in his mouth and
pulling the trigger. He had evident
IL heard that Rev. Mr.. Stebbins had
committed suicide by shooting his
mouth off"
Last Sabbath n Salem girl took
Advantage of her Leap Year privileges
and popped the question to her "tel-
Ter" in church. He weakened. kerr
fnmixed. collapsed. fatteued out.
ETC.. and will shortly be led to the
altar BY his fair captor.
The editor of the Dallas Republican
was serenaded By q brass band, call
ed upon by q bevy of pretty girls and
visited by extatic dreams,--all in one
night. He must live in n land of
~fairies and n place where delinquent
subscribers abideth not.
A son of Geo. Hiett. of Timber
Cove, Cal. recently killed that gen.
tleman by his repreheusible careless
ness in permitting n maui which he
held in his hand-they being epgag-
ed together in driving p~ickets-to
fall upon the parental head.
The Germans Of San Francisco,
following the noble example of Carl
Schruz, are breaking loose from the
party they have kept alive SO long.
and are organizing upon n Liberal
Republican platform. This is the
end of Radicalism in California.
A most singular hybrid. the off
spring of n cat and raccoon, is on
exhibition at Victoria. The face,
ears, tail and fore legs resemble n
cats; and the body and TANKS are
those of n coon, If it could talk il
would soon demand the franchise.
A suicidal Utah man called on n
druggist for arsenic, went home and
was soon in the agonies of d~issolu.
ton before the family. Conceive his
disap, oointment when the druggist
dopped in and told him that the
deadly portion was nothing but
chalk!
A mountain lion jumped into q
sheep corral near Los Angeles, killed
nine fine bucks, and made good his
retreat; but his fondness for sheer
meat overdid tire thing, and returning
for more a night or two after, he COB
bled a poisoned mntton which did
"his quietus make"
A "big husky" attempted to cane
a California editor the other day
His physician thinks he may recover,
but will have one glass eve and 0
gutta percha nose and a set of false
teeth and a patent lower jaw and q
wooden knee-cap to make him pre-.
sentable to the outside world.
The editor of the Boise City Her.
aid has recently received SO many
political communications that he f.nds
it impossible to insert them in lis
paper /; but promises to publish then,
in a pamphlet and sell each copy for
25 cts. If each correspondent will
take n copy he will make afortune.
And now up pops a Lane county
man and asks the Eugene papers to
deny their statement made some time
ago that he was killed by atree. He
says it was gotten up for election
purposes, to prevent him from being
nominated for Sheriff of that county.
He protests against SO mean a way
of chucking a fellow out Of the ring.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22
AGENTS
p LOST CITY
Q EZ Z 9
AS IT WAS AND AS IT Is.

A HISTORY OF THE GREAT CHICAGO
N Fire. Traibful and nceurate. A vivid
aud detailed account of the must terrible cnlnm'
lty that has ever Lcfallcr tho civilized world
Startling incidents. "ilHir breadth 'Acnpss."--
The fearful ravpgrr Of the Fire fieDd. Tho
reign Of Terror. Pf"fusrly and beautifully H.
lusiraied, including views Of the city before and
,inec the are, siiIi ua%biimeIy grand In hts ruins.
Orders will be filed and received. The fastest
selling book ever sold by agents. Send 81 fer
canvnssing outfit and secure M Agency imins-
dinisly. Agents also wanted for
WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
Ono Thousaud illustrations. co,nprtsiDg 'iari.
| ling scenes. interesting inciirs,. and wonderful
events in Nil Countries and smang all People.
A. L BANCROFT & CO,
n27mI. San Francisco. Cal.
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To Females.

When q female as in trouble. or afflicted with
disease. as weakness of the back and limbs. pain
in the head dimncss of sight, loss of muscular
power. palpitation of the heart. irritability. ner-
yoasness. extreme urinary difficulties. derange-
lnent Of digestive functions. genera debility, va
giniiis. all diseases OF the womb. hysteria. sterili-
iy. and all other diseases peculiar to females; she
should 60 or write al once To the celebrated fe ma
doctor, W. X. Doherty. Mt his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is e~ffecting more cures than any other
physician in the Stale of California. L. no false
delicacy prevent you. hut apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful suffcrinss and prema-
ture death. AL Married Ladies' whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
in their fatalities. should write OF call a, DIR. W. X.
Dcherty's Medical Institute. and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors off,
cs are 80 arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation
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HEMORRHOIDS.

N. c~ARoTHERs L cos PILE PILLS
AM OINTMENT" have now become obs Of
the standard preparations 81 the day; !. pre-
psrrd and recommended f"f Piles 0riy whether
rhroni. or rseent). fnn.tcrs may depend upon
IL. that this remedy will give Ihrni permanent
relief from this troublesome aud damaging cnm.
plant.
Sent postpaid 10 any address within the Uni.
ted Stated aI,on receipt "l price. $50,
4. C~AhOTHERs d CO.
ptnxI AIi.aaY Iien 20 Grr1no
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Patients residing IN any part of the State. how
ever distant. wha may desirr the opinion and I'D
vice O: DIR. Doherty in their respe, tive cases, and
who think proper fu submit a written statement of
such. in preference 10 holding a personal interview.
are respectfully assured that their communication >
will he held most aacred.
Ifthe case be fully and candidly described. per-
soual communication will be unnecessary. as in
structions for diet. regimen. and the general treat
ment of the case tincluding the remedies), will DO
forwarded without delay. and in such a manner a.
to convey no idea Of the purport of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter OF
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address, W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D..
San Francisco, California.
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HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED

spesdy relief and cure FOR Chronic Diseases,
by the new and scientific mode of treatment as
practiced by
DIR. AbOrn.
Laboratory, Consulting and Operating Apart
meuts, corner Third and Morrison
Streets, Portland. Oregon. No charge for
consultation. Terms of treatment reasonable.
am phlets sent free. p32w4.
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AoAIS.-Mrs. $. A. Johns, after n
long and eve illness, Is again nj her
post In her millinery establishment
where she Is prepared to attend to fash
ionable millinery, cloak and dressmak-
ing, cutting, fitting, etc, with her usu-
nj skill and promrtness. Doubtless
her many lady friends will be glad to
hear that she is again able for business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22

NEXT TEnM.-We are requested to
announce that the last quarter Of the
current year of the Albany College will
begin next Wednesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22
DELEGATES TO sTHE COUNTY CON-
VENTION,

Following are tho delegates. so far rs report
ed. elected to the Linn County Democratic Con-
S~vsntion which meets in this city tomorrow:
ALBANY PRECINCT:
Geo. hamphfcs, O.. II. Hughes. J. Weber.
Nimrod Price. Geo. Young. Ed. Trites. NJ. c.
Galloway, Jesse McGhee. NJ. Houston Geo. Pat
terson.
ORLEANS PRECINCT.
I. n. Smith. E. Turner.
SYRACUSE PRECINCT:
". P. Farlow. ThOs. Arphin.
CENTER PRECINCT:
John W. Fronk, John w. Gilmore. Water
LEBANON PREcIScr:
C.. b. Montague, Geo. W. Burkhart. r. Ben
SHaRRIsBuRG PRECINCT:
Sam. MayaSAm. Mansfield, Paul Glover. ].
B. Purdy, B. r. Holt.
scIo PRECINCT
A. NJ. Shelton, W. e.. Montgomery. 1. n.
Griffin, VIM. Turnidge, WIN. Devaney.
Frankie BUTTE PRECINCT:
John Bilyew, J.. J. Crabtrce, Ii. Kinder.
Jesse Beard.
PEORIA PRECINCT:
s. D. Haley, R. G. Frakes, II. L. Rudd, W.
r. Garrett.
BROWNSVILLE PRECINCT:
R. II Crawford, A. W. Stanard. o. P. Co
show, Lewis Eddleman, John Tycer.
sASrIAN PRECINCT:
Jas. Hasler, Jas. Charleton, David Crabtree'
SWEET HoME PRECINCT:
J. L. Nyc, John Tomlinson, aud the other
name not given.
WATERLOO rREcIxcr:
Bart. Curl, II. VI. Smead.
BAR DoCKET.-The following is the
Bar Docket for the Circuit Court which
'convenes in this city next Monday:
State of Oregon VS.. j. y. Smith.
NJ. II. Wallace VS.. J. y. Smith.
V. McAlexandsr vs.. Sheriff of Linn county,
ct. al.
Thos. Clemens IS. E. A. Edmonson, Admin
~ittratrix.
J.. H. Foster ct. al. VS.. Walter Monteith ct. al.
Thos- Monteith ct. al. vs. j. H. Foster Ct. al.
Jacob Brugsar VS.. Sophia Bruggar.
Ben. Holladay vs.. J. ID. Price
Ben. Holiday vs.. y. Houston.
Ben. Hollsday VS.. NJ. Houston.
Stitzel 4 Upton vs.. Weiss It Miller.
State of Oregon VS.. NJ. j. Allphin.
State of Oregon IS. Don Morris.
H. L. Rudd ct al. rs. c. NJ Lee ct. al.
w. H. Zumwalt ". Samuel King.
W. H.. Churchill IS. J. n. Churchill.
+. L. Hughes IS. II. d Smith.
S.A. Clark VS.. w. Ii. Waikinds.
A.. j. Thayer vs. VIM. Taylor
W. A. Stprkweaiher W. Orange Gaylord.
A. c. Layton vs.. IL. A Hogne It. nj.
Perry Hyde rs. ]. B.. Adams & S. Z. Tenn
pleton.
Jenny Grubb vs.. c. W. Gruab.
Linn Co. Ag1 Association VS.. E. S. Merrill.
Linn Co. Ag1 Association vs.. C. T. Ingram
Lewis Hester vs.. Amanda hester.
F. 4. Chenoueth vs.. j. p. Spreuger.
briggs 4 Carter VS.. James Gore.
W. NJ ketchum vs.. W. II. Gearhart.
E.. Fox 4 Bro. vs.. Joseph Hannon.
State of Oregon VS.. Peter Schlosscr.
State of Oregon Us. J. Douglas.
State Of Oregon rs. Wm. Kelly.
State of Oregon VS.. F.. Ladorettc.
State of Oregon VS.. A. J. Jennings.
Deborah Queener VS.. John Queener.
L. Davis US. Gibson 4 Stearns.
s. Montgomery vs.. Eli Carter.
c. II. Cartwright vs.. W. r. McCcrd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22

STRASDED.-By private letter from
Yaquina Bay we learn that Ben. Simp-
son's new schooner, Elnora, after pass
ing out of the Bay, loaded for San
Francisco, wal driven back by u heavy
gale and stranded upon the south beach.
She had lost her main anchor and
dragged the Others until she struck ter
ra frHaa. The writer says hat hopes
off getting her ailOat are entertained.
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ton, nominee for Constable. Their
nominations last Friday was attended
by the widest enthusiasm. Victory
will surely peach upon their "banyers"
when the Ides of June shall have roll
ell around.
We are indebted to J. II. Nell, Esq,
of Jacksonville, for u fine list of sub
scribcrs from his section. 1t q crafty
ing and ilattering compliment to US to
receive the aid and encouragement of
such true and earnest Democrats as
Mr.. Neil.
IF n milk-mald four feet ten inches In
height, while sitting on II three-legged
stool, took four pints of milk from ev-
cry fifteen cows, what was the size Of
the field in which the animals grazed,
and what was the girls age ~ No re-
ward for an answer.
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WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

ERoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
Their notice. the Company will dispatch a
boat from Albany to Corvallis on TUESDAY
ans FRIDAY OF each week.
Also will dispatch n boat from Albany for
Portland and intermediate places on same days.
leaving Comstock & Co.'S wharf.
Fare at reduced rates. j. D. BILES,
Dec. l6. 1871. Agent.
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spermatorrhna.

DIR. DoHERTY has Just published an m portant
pamphlet emhodying his own views and experiences
in reis ton tn Impotence or Virility. being a short
treatise on Sperna.orrhea UT Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection. and other diseases ofthe Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all. whether married or single. and
will he sent FREE nv mail on receipt of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D.,
v3nSStf San francisco. Cal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS OWING on %srBgcETP.
n ton or n"tr on account 81 railroad eon' pie
Ton to Albany please call and ssiiis i'm eIiste.
~. BEN.
WIND n. by j. IL. Poster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22

PRECINCT 0FFIcERs.-The follow
ing Democratic candidates for Precinct
officers are nominated, so far as report
ed; Albany-W O. Stewart and A.
n. Arnold, Justices of the Peace; Geo.
Young and VIM. I'll. Brown, Constables.
Center-J. w. Gilmore and Miller Nor
gan, justices; Henry Gross and Joseph
Savage, Constahles. Lebanon-Wm.
nj. Smith, Justice; ]. R. Ralston, Con-
stable ScioeJ. G. Head, Justice; Ben
jamin Harris, Constable.
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Z. C. PHELPS,

THANKs.-We are under obligations
to the Secretaries of the several Pre-
cinct meetings for their promptness in
supplying us with the names of dele
gates and other necessary information.
From the fact that nearly all of them
supplied us with the full proceedings
of their meetings we have found it
necessary to condense the facts into
smaller space and only give the items
OF general puplic interest. The pro-
ceedings in full would occupy too much
space. We learn that the primaries
We're unusually fully attended and
characterized by the utmost harmony.
Let the County Convention follow
their wise example in its deliberations
tomorrow and 800 Democratic majors
ty in Old Linn will be the result.
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a CLOSE CALLING observe that
there is an attempt to reduce the Re
publican majority in this precinct
Some unknown person shot an Indian
in the head last Tuesday, but the ball
only glanced along the skull and went
where the woodbine twisteth. We ex-
pect our Radical friends to i1nrditate
Queen Victoria after the recovery of
the Prince of "Waiis''-hold a thanks
giving meeting. -.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DIR. w. X. DOHERTY'S

>SIo. $40 Sacramento Street, corner
Vi LsIdssIora streSt. IA feu dseEs
below What cheer houso.
Private Entrance On
Leidrsdorf street,
San Francisco.
E~,uttfsLed erpressty to afford the afflicted sossd
aHd scientific medical aid IN TIE treatment
and eare Of all Prirafe and Chron-
sc Dixed.es, eases If Sscre-
ey and all Sexual
UispTde1.
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IN HARNESS AGAIN.-The irrepressi-
BILE and invincible Upton, the nomadic
Journalist of Oregon, turns up at La
fayette as proprietor and chief engineer
of the Courier, a small but neat and de-
cidedly Uptonian newspaper of sterling
Democratic proc1ivities. AS CUP"
got his start in Yamhill, he has at last
again sought it's classic shades to re-
new the associations of early days.
May the Courier bring richest rewards
and honors to it's deserving protector.
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1NsTRUCTED.-We are informed that
the Precinct Democratic meetings of
Harrisburg, Scio, Santiam and Center
instructed their delegates to favor the
passage of a resolution in the County
Convention urging the delegates to the
State Convention to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination of
Hon. Geo. R. Helm for Representative
to Congress.
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PRESTO! CHANGE.-We are inform
ed that Capt. P. C. Crandall, for many
years past the city editor of the Ore
gonidn, will succeed Sam. Clarke as
editor of the Salem Statesman. A
change has long been needed in the
latter paper, and we are satisfied that
our versatile and able friend, the Cap
tain, "a fill the bill. The Captain was
erstwhile wont to poke sticks at the
''cow county journalists" and will now
know how it is himself. We give him
a warm welcome to his bucolic sphere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-22

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Mr.. Lowell; of the
N. e. Church, South, breaches regu-
larry in the Court House in this city
on the second and fourth Sabbaths in
each month. ~;
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For the very hest Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulofsen's Gallery without
STAIRS-W ASCEND IN THE Ell
EvAIoR, 429 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
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Following are the delegates. so far as report
ed. elected to the Linn County Democratic Con-
vention which meets in this city tomorrow:
ALBANY PRECINCT:
Geo. Humphrey, q. II. Hughes. J. Weber.
Nimrod Price, Geo. Young. Ed. Trites. N. c.
Galloway, Jesse McGhee. NJ. Houston Geo. Pat.
tersou. ~
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PERSONAL.

M. Michaelis, the literary agent Of Sardou,
and of other French dramatic writer's. is engaged In an
effort to establish copyright treaty between France
and the United States
Count Sclopis, the Italian member Of the
Arbitration Board. has presented to the University Ii
brary Turin copies OF all the documents connected
with the Geneva Conference.
1t is stated that DR.. LIE Baron Russell of
Boston, and other friends of Ralph Waldo Emerson
gave the philosopher purse OF $4,000 Just before he left
Boston, on his voyage 20 Europe.
The will of Horace HAYES Of San Francisco,
who left 81 100000 to found college, has been broken
ON the ground that the testator insaneand his
heirs have Inherited the property.
Mr. Edmund Yates, we read, has written to
friend in London "that he is delighted with tho
towering reception Sven him by all classes OF literary
and profe ssonsl men Ii the States"
Here be is again. "Mr. r. Phillips, of New
Hampshire aged o. has voted for ell tho Presidents
from Washington TO Grant" What an instinct he must
have possessed for the winning sGel
Mrs. Virginia L. Minor, daughter of the late
Rt Rev. Bishop Otey. Of Tennessee, IS prosecuting an
INQUIRY in the u s. Courts as the rights Of
voters. A minor cannot vote, at any rate.
Mrs. Carl FOrmes, wife Of the singer will
lecture This lady we read Laura Rausoh daughter
of a notary, lat Cologne, and was tho first female
graduate OF the medical college at Vienna.
We are deeply impressed by tho printed
Madam Lucca's voice "has not flaw or a scratch In
IL and is pure warm and ethereal as rosebud In the
northern light"
Col Rice, formerly a prominent citizen of
Richmond Va afterward in the Rebellion leader OF the
Black Horse Cavalry and since the war the seousve
resident old barge at Fortress Monroe has there
committed suicide.
Mrs. Charles Wallace, the wife of a merchant
in Richmond ya has, it is said, bought tho periodical
called TAe Old DomiiOn MaOaEine, with the intention.
n sustained by the public OF giving employment 70 the
pens OF old gentlemen and old ladies'.
The Hon. Samuel Alfred Foote, LII. d., of
Geneva, N. " an old and distinguished lawyer and
Judge has lately put into private circulation his diary
FOR many years, and is arguments addresses aud mis-
ceanoOps compositions In two volumes.
The Chicago Mail having expressed the
opinion that Henry Clay the best President save
perhaps one that We evor had" The Pittsburgh Com
ercaI remarks that there those who believe that
Gen. scotts administrstiofwas equally successful"
1t is excellent news that the Tichborne
claimant has declined TO TO America to lecture.
This country already suffers from endless torrent Of
CAB, and the idea that every European who has the
t0Othache must come 70 the United States 10 lecture
about IL s one 10 be sterniy discouraged
The Jacksonville (Fla.) Republican, Of Nov.
a. the return 10 BIS home In that place. Of
Mr.. Scion Robinson from long tour in the West and
South. His friends will learn with pleasure that the
veteran 10 In excellent health IL 10 lntimatcd that he
will contribute to The Republican some Notes VI Travel
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HOW THEY ARE AFFECTED BY THE BOSTON FIRE
PROBABLE CuASGEs IN THE MARKET OWING
TrTHR SUBSTITUTION OF BRICK AND IRON
FOR GRA MITE.
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1877.
IS7I.


The total quantity Of spirits In the United States, not
10 Internal Revenue warehouses the LIST Of May 1874
was sse72,is7 proof gallons.
FERNENTED LIQUORS.
The tar received on fermented liquors OF d per barrel
during the FIRST quarter Of the nsca year ending June So
is7 was g. whiie tho receipts from the same
source during the first three months Of the present fiscal
year amounted TO 9esl2ll, an increase Of $i69s o.
The average increase Of shout 100000 annu-
ally during the last three fiscal years, contrasted
with the stationary character OF the receipts during the
four years preceding. Is certainly gratifying but
the Increase during the first three months OF the present
fiscal year. as above stated far exceeds that of any
responding period In any other year since the organizs
ton Of this Office.
TOBACCO.
The total receipts from tobacco for the fiscal
year ended June sO1is2 were tss7asl7O a. Compared
with the total reops for the fiscal year ended June 80
1871 the following results are shown
Year saesa ysns 30 s2 lOhleeOsvg &c, and saua elsses
lear ended June ~ an and 'OOG sO7i7 %
Showing dscr, II eaa, q cents oi....... S3OC3l 9 50
sSosls &C. sSsSats %
sb0rts AB8zSzi 81
sho.iss an increase in slls is cents Isis s4 So
Year ended June 80 ls12 eyer ehsroo.s ts. o. ess
Year ended June 3D. 1911 cigars ehsroot ks. e5s ITO %
sbo.isg an Increase on es1 ke ss7ss, 81
ssSSs ....... ssS7s rs
........... ...".,,,... @IG %
Decrease from sale Of export stsnps:.'; ..c. e1s70 IS
s2ots7 60
......... ni61 %
Ineresssd collection dealers leaf tobaoeo.. sas
. sSe' t SS.e sllu 1 %
$780, tstsseo Nb6l1 Sc
,,er... collection from dealers In nssu srs tobacco els
I'd ' q. q ias
is ~ s ess, nan ss I've. DECENTRALIZATION. 1897
@ssseussr. asOus 0s
showing an increase in the total receipta from the
manufacture and sale OF tobacco 10 all It's FORMS
the receipts from the sources for the preceding
fiscal year, OF SIS, 26s a.
The quantity Of manufactured toboceo represented by
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INCOME.

OF the S341, 706,036 returned on income prior
20 June 80 1872 exclusive OF the special income tax Of
1864 the sum Of s2607O09s6 was paid by individuals;
s2SOls4I3 withheld from dividends and additions
to surplus Of banks s6sO92 from the dividends of in
suranee companies; t2oesos from dividends Of railroad
companies from the interest oTbonds Of rail
road companies and ts72Os2 from salaries Of United
States officers and employees.
The following statement shows the number Of persons
in the United States who paid the income tax
for the years 1871 and 1871 under act Of July H. 1870 the
exemption being s2OO and the Of tax q cent
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Aggregate receipts.
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
The tax paid on snuff and the higher grades
OF manufactured tobacco slSl,is55Oi on smoking
tobacco S26ss4s; and cigars. SSsbs,sSS The num-
her of pounds OF manufactured tobacco and snuff re-
turned for tax was OSO2oI5 Tho number OF cigars on
which the tax was paid amounted 10 7,75s,s2o6Oe.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM SPECIFIC SOURCES UNDER MANI
SPECIAL TAXES AND ARTICLES IN SCHEDULE A.