Four millions of money are paid in salaries or pensions to State employees, and two and three-quarter millions to Old Age Pensioners.
In the same year, while contributing her two millions, she was overtaxed, according to the lowest estimate of the Commissioners, by two and three-quarter millions.
According to the Census of 1831 the population of Great Britain was little over sixteen millions, and that of Ireland was seven and three-quarter millions.
There was a part of the revolutionary debt, incurred by the States and assumed by Congress, amounting to thirteen and a quarter millions of dollars, on which an interest of only three per centum was allowed.
According to those returns the free States had in 1860, not quite nineteen millions of people, and the slave States twelve and a quarter millions.
In 1860, the whites in the free States had increased to about eighteen and a half millions; and in the slave States, to about eight and a quarter millions.
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