Two 1877 United States Internal Revenue Service Special Tax Stamp Forms signed by Colonel Francisco Abreu

Abreu, Francisco

Published by United States Internal Revenue Service, Anton Chico, New Mexico, 1877

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Two 1877 United States Internal Revenue Service Special Tax Stamp Forms signed by Colonel Francisco Abreu, Anton Chico, New Mexico, February 27, 1877, 8.25 x 7, 1 pp. Each. Two paper documents with manuscript and type; both toned; some separation at previous folds; edges moderately foxed; good condition. Both documents are from the United States Internal Revenue Service, titled "Stamp for Specialty Tax". one form acknowledges receipt of payment of a special tax on the business of Dealer in Manufactured Tobacco; the other on the Business of Retail Liquor Dealer. Both signed by Francisco P. Abreu and dated February 27, 1877. Francisco Abreu (1831-1879) was a colonel in the 1st New Mexico Volunteer Infantry in the Union Army during the Civil War. Abreu was the only Hispanic commander of Fort Union. His father was Santiago Abreu, the governor of Santa Fe from 1832-1837, who was captured, tortured and killed during the Chimayo Rebellion of 1837. Seller Inventory # 1320

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Title: Two 1877 United States Internal Revenue ...

Publisher: United States Internal Revenue Service, Anton Chico, New Mexico

Publication Date: 1877

Condition: Good

Signed: Signed by Author(s)