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The Commissioner says that con.
tinuance of these features of said law
is necessary to maintain the present
amount of receipts from said sources,
The manufacture of perfumery for
expectation is large and growing
interest. About $500 barrels of alco-
hol are used in this business, all OF
which is imported and withdrawn
without payment Of duty, and used
in the manufacture of perfumeries in
bonded manufactures, and finally
exported free of tax or duty. Under
the existing laws, American alco-
hol cannot he used in the business
without the payment of tax, and
there is no provision of law au.
thorizing drawback upon the expor.
tation Of goods so manufactured. ]
see no reason for this discrimination
against American distillers. The
Commissioner, therefore, respectfully
recommends that an act be passed au.
thorizing the withdrawal of alcohol
without payment of tax, to be used In
manufacturing perfumes, in produc.
ton Of goods for export, under such
restrictions as to prevent fraud and
protect the rights of the Government
The Commissioner says: at hal
been found that in some portions Of
the country match manufacturers have
put up matches in boxes containing
SO great q number as to facilitate
frauds upon the revenue by the use Of
stamped boxes. / respectfully rec
ommend that law be passed limit.
ing the number of matches to be con
tanned in a single box to 500."
The total amount of drawback o.
internal revenue taxes allowed during
the fiscal year on exported merchan'
disc is $30,546, an increase of $24, 81
on claims allowed the last year.
The Commissioner recommend
special legislation by Congress to fur.
ther regulate revenue taxation and
insure success in collections.
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Live stack Market

BY Telegraph
ST.. Louis, Nov. "a.
Hogs - Light lower, s. 760A 90,
packing good demand and easier at
4 20@50. Receipts $500.
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Mexican News.

ST. Louis, Nov. "a special from
Matamoras, Mexico, Of yesterdays
date, says the troops which left the
City of Mexico some days ago, under
command of Gen. Trevino for the
Rio Grande, are not to repel United
States troops but to cooperate with
the U. S. authorities in maintaining
peace between tho two countries, in
consequences Of the presence of Gen.
Escobedo on the Texas frontier with
all his staff officers, evidently to in
augurate q revolution in favor of ex-
President Lerdo. About 700 regular
troops have embarked at Vera Cruz
for the mouth of the Rio Grande to
be used in repelling Escobedo's forces
should he attempt to cross into Mex
icO
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AT HARpER's FERRY.

HARrER's FERRY, Nov. 25.-Both
rivers are 26 feet above low mark,
three fest higher than In 1870. AL
the property on Shenandoah street IL
DESTROYED,
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RAINY RUIN.
THE DAMAGE ON THE DAN RIVER.

THE DAMAGE ON THE DAN RIVER.
+ RICHMOND, Nov. 25.--A Danville
dispatch says: Tho Dan river has
risen to nearly the highest ever
known here. The damage ii and
about the city 10 more than 100000.
Everything bordering on the Dan
and Big and Little Sandy rivera n
swept away. The Virginia Midland
Road sustained much damage Ct this
point. The iron bridge over Stanton
river on that road ID gone. Three
other minor bridges ON the same road
are swept away. The road bed ID
washed in many places. Danville Il
in darkness as the gas works are sub
merged. A number Of houses were
swept away. The destructivenoss Of
the freshet is incalculable. The river
is still rising.
THE EXCITEMENT IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, midnight.--Ther
excitement in the lower part Of this
city is most intense. The people re-
siding and the merchants doing busi-
ness below the st. Charles Hotel, on
Main st., tbs point reached BY the
water during tho great food Of 1870
are moving their goods from stores
and other places Of business. The
streets were alive with vehicles Of
every kind and the people engaged In
the work of removal, The waters
from the region of Lynchburg are
showing effect ON the river here,
which Is now rising Mt the rate OF Is
inches to two feet per hour. Az an
| ticipated last night the water contin.
ued to rise steadily during the re-
mainder Of the night and to-day, and
before noon, had
i REACHED THE HIGH WATER nAnx
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- Senators Sister Suicides.
LOWELL, Mass. NOV. 24.-Mrs. Geo,
II. Thompson, sister of Senator 6ar.
gent Of California, committed sui.
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Chisase 1--we stack asraes
OHIoAso. Nov.N.

CHIoAeo, Nov.27
[By Telegraph
Hogs-receipts 21,00O head; quiet,
firm; light "a 30@S6. heavy mixed
packing 25@4O, shipping 44O@55.
Cattle-Reccipts 200; dull and
unchanged.
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THE SURVIVORS.

WAsulnGroN, Nov. 26,-The Navy
Departmsnt re- nothing today from
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Counting out Tie number lost Ii tie
prsssat var Russis ~ still some 10I-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

Osmnn Paslin Opens NegOtia-
lions for the Surrender
OfPlevna.
Nhe Russians Preparing to Be-
cure Provisions for the
Beseiged Garrison.
THE RUSSIAN STRENGTH.

VIENNA, Nov. $3.50 far from be-
ing weakened, the Czarowitch's army
now consists of eight infantry and
four cavalry divisions, numbering So
600 men, and though it must cover q
line from the Danube, in tho vicinity
of Tirnova, it would not be very easy
for the Turks to make much of an inn
preston upon it, since the Russians
by forced marches can concentrate
three or four divisions on any given
point in single day.
MoNTENEaRIN REruLsE.
A Cettinje dispatch says: Wound
ed Montenegrins arriving here report
that on Sunday night the divisions OF
Plemane2, moving toward Scutari,
found the Turkish forces entrenched
near Anamalite behind three lines OF
breastworks, extending from the hills
to the bayou. An assault was made
by 600 volunteers, who carried the
fret two lines, but on attacking the
third found themselves opposed to
much superior forces of Turks, and
were beaten back with a loss Of be.
tween twenty and thirty killed and 8
hundred wounded, when the attack
was abandoned.
This affair shows that the statement
that the right bank of the river is en-
tirely in the possession of the Monte
negrins is unfounded. Tho locality
of the battle is half way between An
tivari and Scutari.
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Bonita ~ akrived u NorfblE; vith.
.Grr omoers and' % sulistsd men sur.
vivors q the Huron The Bonita slso
brought eight dead bodies, a. ri.
love-: Thos Mcfarland, copper
smith Alcx Cameron, private ma
rine; VIM Grier ships seaman: IA
Couch, captain Of the forecastie: "
L Barrett, second CLASH fireman Geo
Miller, cabin cook; Matthias HAYES
wardroom cook; Otto Richie, ses-
man. The bodies were buried to.
day,S
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LONDON, Nov. PA Tiflis dis.
patch says the Dion corps will shortly
attack Batoum with heavy artillery
The Caucasian instruction in.
creases. The insurgents stormed the
fortified town Of Kussar on the 18th
inst. and captured the garrison.
The works for the new locks at Liv.
erpool have been SO badly damaged
by the late gales that it is feared 270(
men will be thrown out Of employ
ment three weeks.
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1rs 13I lIckruaraed Frank

4 - 49, 91AckguArdcd Frank
~ lily until no sent Mrs. AL.
5o3 p an untimcly grave. His owr
hank has now failed, and old Joe
knows how Il 10 himself.
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WAsHINGTos, Nov. q, 3 o'clock
The Senate is still in session and
Cameron, of Wis, is replying to Mer-
rimon,
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THE DAMAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA

RICHMOND, Nov. 26.-The Peters,
burg 4 Weldon railroad bridge az
Weldon, N. c., is gone, also three
spans of the Seaboard q Roanoke
railroad bridge at the same place.
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TEN FEET OF WATER ON TRACK

TEN FEET OF WATER ON TRACK.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-At some pla-
ces between Harper's Ferry and Cum
berland and Baltimore b Ohio road
bed is ten feet under water.
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THE LOSS TO PRIVATE PROPERTY

THE LOSS TO PRIVATE PROPERTY.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26.-The loss
to private property in this city by the
food may be safely estimated ct from
$500, 1000 to 100000. Other damages
will greatly augment this amount.
The damages in Manchester, ON the
opposite side of the river, will reach
100000. There is
CONSIDERABLE SUFFERING
among the poor people many had to
camp out last night, and are still shell
terless.
BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY.
The damage to James river and the
Kanawha canal is not so serious as at
first supposed. The Lynchburg
bridge, 900 feet in length, erected az
ter the food of 1870, was swept away
Saturday night, and with 1t two now
iron bridges of the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi & Ohio Railroad, below the city,
the latter erected at q cost Of 5000.
Bridges on the same road between
Bowsacks and Big Spring were swept
away. The Staunton river bridge
trestle at Galveston is seriously dam
aged. There are considerabl breaks
in the canal about the city, and the
damage west Of here is reported to
be more serious than that Of 1870.
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THRoUGHoUT the whole country, in

THROUGHOUT the whole country, in
the press, in official circles and among
the people generally, there is, just
now, much discussion of the silver,
question. Very many are tho pre-
vailing errors in regard to. this mat
ter. In the first place the Federal
Constitution declarea that the lawful
money of the nation shall be made
of gold and silver. Congress,
the President, nor any other power
in the hand, except the people, by an
amendment to the Constitution, ran
add 10 or take from, or in any manner
change what shall constitute awful
money. We do not believe, even
that the government has any right to
stop the coinage of either metal, with
the avowed purpose to thereby de-
feat the clear and acknowledged in.
depreciation of the Federal Coast;itu,
tution-that is to say what Congress
cannot do directly it cannas' do indi.
recfly, by Withholding that which
makes the Constutiea- practical. :
Hence we believe that, were the con.
stitutionality of the law, virtually
demonetizing the silver dollar, by re.
fasing to coia its passed upon by The
Supreme Court, it would be declare
unconstitutional.
Again, the chief and most persist.
entity supposed knock down arzu.
ment against the reconciliation %
silver is, is it honorable, is it jsst, Il
make silver dollar that is only wortl
81 cents on the dollar, legal tender
and pay of obligations with it?
Now let us treat this question fair
n a sxsa--
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RUSSIA CAPTURES ANOTHER TURKISH


|
LONDON, Nov. pa special from
Constantinople says tho Sultan has
expressed his intention to treat sepa.
rately with the Gar. He abondons
all idea Of applying to any foreign
power for mediation.
A special from st. Petersburg says
Russian newspapers profess strong
desire for peace. There is much
talk Of direct negotiation with the
Porte and the probability of such a
settlement is said to grow stronger
daily. Russia is reported as making
special exertion to secure, at any
rate, England's exclusion from nego.
tiations. Nobody here gives much
heed now to talk of peace.
A Russian official dispatch armour.
ces that the Russians, on Saturday,
captured the fortified town of Estro.
pol with trifling loss. The Turks
fled in disorder.
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TILE MINISTRY REJECTED.

VERSAILLES, Nov. 24.-In the Sen.
ate to-day, General Geimander dc
Rochebout, the newly appointed
President of the Council and Minis
ter of War, made the following state
meY,t In cnnSn1.,,n>>.s~--S--e dis
I cussfon in the Chamber. OF Deputies
President MacMahon has intrusted
the Ministry to men outside the polit.
ical struggle. They will faithfully
observe the laws and afford the Mar
shall the support he requires as i'm
portant to facilitate the commercial
intercourse and the preparations for
the exposition. We shall respect and
require respect for the Republican
laws by which we are ruled, and the
constitution which will pass from us
to our successors, when President
MacMahon judges it opportune to re-
place us by parliamentary ministers.
We rely upon your cooperation in
our work of appeasement.
Lepelietin, Minister, of Justice,
read the same same statement in the
Chamber of Deputies, whereupon
De Marcere, in behalf of the Left, in
terpellated the ministry respecting
the formation.
DeWelohe, Minister Of the Interior,
asked for the postponement of the
Interpolation until Thursday, but
the Chamber decided to discuss tim.
mediately.
DE Marcere urged that the Cabinet
represented personal but not par
liamentary power. He said, better
tell the Marshal the truth and spare
the country fresh crisis.
De Welche urged the Marshal's
constitutional rights.
Jules Ferry moved, on behalf OF
the left, that the Chamber consider
that the ministry, by its composition
is denial of the national rights OF
parliamentary law, and can only ag-
gravate the crisis which has cruelty
weighed business since the 18th OF
May, and cannot enter into relations
with this ministry.
Tho motion was adopted-329
against POS, after Bonapartist mo.
ton for the order of the day, pure
and simple, had been rejected by a
| similar number.
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MuKHTAR TO MELIKoFF.

A Constantinople dispatch says |:
General Melikoff, when summoning
Mukhtar Pasha to eyacuate ErZeroum
informed him of the capture of kars
and that if lie resisted he would be
attacked by $4,000 men with over
whclming artillery. Mukhtar Pasha
replied that he would hold Erzeroum
to the last.
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and various other statistical matters,
valuable and Instructive, but which
on account Of our limited space and
tho labor Of putting il in type we
have concluded to omit.
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or $29, 3l7 ,178 more than January IA,
1876. Take the bullion from each ac-
count, which would be $6, 10000 from
the first and $13, 5S2, 567 from the last,
and it will still leave q difference of
So, 4,67l. Deduct again, for the
possible underestimate of the amounts
used in the arts and manufactures,
the further sum of $4,000 O00-al-
though 5000, 600 annually has al
ready been deducted in the foregoing
straightforward the accounts will
stand:
January u. 1875, paper and coin sol! 552 ois
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 26.--Ad-
miral TIenchard left i'm the U. s..
steamer Powhattan, with the other
vessels he had dispatched to the wreck
of the Huron, off Kitty Hawk, at day
light. The Fortune went down to
Body Island, skirting the beach look
ing for the wreck Capt. Stoddard
in the Baker followed the beach
down and found the wreck about
.. m. The sea was running very high
and there was no possibility of land
ing. Signal officers were sent to the
Baker and in this way communica-
lion was had with the shore and we
learned that LA were drowned and
but thirty were saved, of whom four
were officers, Admiral Trenchard
then ordered the Swatara to remain
and bury the dead when landing
could be made with safety. Capt.
Stoddard remained to wreck tho yes
sci. Tho Powhattan left for Hamp-
ton Roads at one p IN. and anchored
At midnight.
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE SURRENDER OF

NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE SURRENDER OF
pLEyNA.
LONDON, Nov. pa special CORES
pondent at Giurgeyo sends the follow
ing under date Of Thursday: ~ have
been shown telegram from the Rus
sian headquarters requesting contrac-
tors to furnish 10000 bags Of biscuit
instantly for the besieged in Plcvna,
as Osman Pasha had opened negotia-
tons for the surrender Of that place.
MONTENEGRO MOVEMENTS.
A Vienna dispatch says: The Mon.
tenegrins are bombarding Lesnoria
and a fortified island at the northern
extremity Of Lake Scutari.
MEnEMET CLAIMS A SUCCESS.
Mehemet Ali telegraphs from Or.
chanie to-day as follows: We arriv.
ed hero to-day. The Russians sen,
one regiment of infantry and one Of
cavalry from Vratza, against Nevasch
These were overwhelmed, and the en-
tire cavalry regiment, with the cxcep'
ton of six men wero destroyed. VIZ
also captured two guns and number
of prisoners.
| THE PEACE PARTY IN TURKEY.
A Pera correspondent says thu
peace party is increasing and strenu
ously endcavoring to get some propei
mediation, but no distinct programme
or definite overtures are yet put fortt
for fear of humiliating refusal from
| Russia.
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ss@S . 49, . A'A SHSSA AhS AZ w lOb AllAS
of money the bonds shall be redeem
ed: "redeemable in coin Of the pres
ent standard value"
And it further says: "And the SAID
bonds shall have set forth and ex
pressed upon their face the abov,
specified conditions"
Now, sir. it seems to me the legis
lation of 1878 did not repeal or chang,
these provisions, and all bonds issued
under this law should have specified
that which the law provided they
should and it may be that such il
the fact; that is, that they should b,
redeemable in the coin of the stand
ard value Of 1870. And the only CT
feet of the act of 1873 was to limit thu
means of the United States to com.
ply with the contract, and every
purchaser Of bond ought to have
realized that Congress had the same
power to remove the limitation tina,
it had to place it there, and that i,
would be far more equitable to do sc
than to let it remain.
Further, that provision of the Con.
stitution which says that Congress
shall have the power to coin money
and regulate the value thereof enters
into and becomes part of every
contract. whether such contract be
with the Government or between in
dividuals,and parties thereto have the
right to expect only, that Congress will
adhere honestly to the usual coinage
of the country and make no material
changes for or against either contract
ing party; and to now again provide
for coin of the same weight of pure
silver as that used from 1894 to 1873.
q period of seventy-nine years, and a
legal tender when the great mass of
our Indebtedness was created, is not
an unjustifiable or inequitablc exer-
else of the constitutional power given
to Congress to coin money and regu.
late the value thereof.
Following these remarks by Judge
Sampson and made a part Of his
speech is the letter referred to by the
Judge from the director of the mint
and also tables showing the produc-
tons Of our gold and silver mines,
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the labor OF putting it in type we
have concluded to omit.
Internal Revenue Facts and
Figures.
Hon. Greene b. Raum, the United
States Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue at Washington, has presented
his annual report to the Secretary Of
the Treasury. Itexhibits the follow
ing facts and figures:
Distillers in the United States--
Registered 1852; in operation 4.5lO.
Net aggregate increase Of receipts
from the revenue taxes, etc, on dis
titled spirits, 81, 043,34A. The whole
number Of revenue suits commenced,
1898: decided in favor of the gov
eminent, 1927; decided against the
United States, COS; settled or dis
missed, 3,O43; number Of suits pend
ing on the lat of last July, 6,OS5.
Decrease in the total revenue as
sessnents of the year 1877, as compar
ed with those of tho previous year,
81, 7O4,324. Decrease of assessments
on distilled spirits seized or fraudu-
lently removed, as compared with
those of 1876, $l,7O7, 1893; indicating
the extent and value of the CROOKED
whisky" frauds discovered in the lat
ter part of 1875 and the first half OF
1876. @a se
The tax on deposits, capital and
circulation of banks, etc, in fisca
year ending juno 80, 1877, was 1893,
437 less than in the previous year,
decrease which must be accounted
for by the depression of business pre-
vailing in the past year, when the tn,
on the current banking business O
the country showed an unusual in
crease ($2l1 $3.50 over that Of previ
Gus years.
/ The amount assessed on tobacco
snuff, and cigars removed from facto
ry nnstamped, shows the large in
crease of 1914, sos over the amount q
assessed in the previous year. Th'
amount SO assessed in 1877 beinl
labout four times the amount assesse,
in 1876, to-wit, $4l9, 1908. These fig
ures indicate the value of safeguard
!, provided by law other than that G
affixing stamps.
The total quantity Of distilled spil
Its in taxable gallons at seventy an
. ninety cents tax placed in distillcr
|, warehouses, withdrawn therefron
and remaining therein at the begin
. ming and close Of the fiscal year END
ting June 30, 1877, is given at 74,l43
1888.
Statements showing the grol
amount of average capital and depo
its of savings banks, bankers an
banks other than national banks, f
{ the year, are given. which foot up ,
l follows: In 1S76-$l $50, 426. 500:
1S77-$1, 59l, OS3, $40.
I The total collections from tobact
!. for the fiscal year ended June 80, lSI
: were $4l,lO6,54G in addition to Il
| collections of specific taxes for mani
! featured tobacco, snuff and cigars
q their various forms. There are ii
| cluded in the above total collection
4 from special taxes upon the manufa
: ture and sale of tobacco, special tax
Y upon raw or leaf tobacco, and fro
) the sale of export stamps.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-19
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