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The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Treasury Notes n Legal Tender for Taxes
An lmpOllNnt DccisiOn.
from the Chicago Tribune,

IFfOin lIe thiCL2U tribune, Juiy %
In reference the which have for several da Us
been before James 5. Dradwe tsq Judge Of the County
Court o Cook county md npon which he yesterday gave
his decision W present the Following abstract -
On tbe lith or Jrly NJ c. Il. Farwel rendered TO the
Couuy Treasurer god u the amount Of $3.50 in payment
state taxes and Treasury notes 70 the value OF s2iQor
county and town taxes The Treasurer declined 10 re-
csYc the latter ard ad brought action - recover the
amount dnc
The Hor. Joseph Knox states Attorney appeared on
behalf of the treasurer, and in asking for Judgment
stal cd that opinion Of the law thai the United
states Treasury notes legal tender FOR county and
town He did not think thsy could b. used IN pay
mcnt IL state because the law of c state stipn
lated tha, hey should be paid in gold s had advised
Mr. Kseley u receive the taxes IA the in VIII ch
they had been tandsred.
Mr. heeley stated that he desrous of dona So but
Drst wanted The Judgment of The Court the question
The opinion n the Judge was expressed Il great length,
and numerous authorities were cited by him TIE OPT
nion similar that given by counsel Tor tbs rrea-
surer and, consequence the decis ol The Court
VAS hat tAe tender ia this case, being legal
stused against tho lands md lots described the OBJ
tecttans of said Farsei.,
Some 0lLer iaries had objected 10 ID, payment of
taNes on ordinary and technical grounds, and Mr.. H. A.
Fucker (who appeared Tor Ar. H. H. RueSett objected;
]. That The so.cailcd dsinquents lets not, In
substance and ia form AZ required by law.
2 ina. no legal advertisement the si " delin.
qnsnts' buds or town lots bad seen published.
g. That snhc lent or legal eeracate ni the due pub
ilCation OF The advertisement oi dasnquents lists had
been died by tho collector with the clerk % h court.
J. Tht The said alleged taxes, ssvcray ~ othcrw re,
for the amount which rds "t s new herepH vcd 20
be euiered, we're not, and we're mol authorized by law
20 be- eried and assesgei, sud were not eveA " az
sessed by the proper authorities nor IN manner anb FORM
rs required by law.
S. No sufficient or legal tax warrant Warrants were
issued Tor the collection Of Tie aegej ars and were
moi returned according tn law No proper dsnaud
made by the proper ocs ~ collect said taxes, by dis
trea Of The PERSONA property of Tho owne o said lands
AM town lots.
The decision " tie 8out in Tetsrence " this case was
Tint aiudgnsnt be- rotused."
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Under this law each state was allowed 10 tho
required Of it, paving into the Treasury the sin
thus assumed, IN which allowances or fifteen per
cent 10 be made, The taxes levied wero OF Two
cassestaxes real estate and taxes on incomes Ina
act provided 'that the said direct laid by this act
shall bs assessed nd laid .hs value OF all lands and
lots Gs ground. with their improvements and dwelling
houses which articles subject TO taxation shall be
enumerated aud valued by tho respective assessors, a
the each Of them IL worth ia money the lst day or
April 1S62p Property valued at not over Eve hundred
dollars belonging any individual who resides thereon
exempted. The to be levied by ths act Of Au-
gust s. 1861 limited by hs act OF July L. 1882, az
foows--sec. 49, And be ii further enacted, That 90
much Of entitled can act to provide Increased re-
from imports TO pay ntsrss; on the pubic deot
and for other purposes approved August B. 1851 as i'm
poses direct OF twenty million dollars on the United
States shall held authorize the levy and collection
OF tax that amount; and no other tax shall be
evsd under and by thereof until the 1st day OF
April 1865 when ths same shall be In full force and
effect.
The regular session OF the thirty seventh Congress met
the I'd day of December, 1851. The war was still
far from ended Notwithstanding the fact that we had in
the field an immense army and the and rivers
great fleets Of gunboas owar and transports. The
creation and maintenance Of such army and navy had
cest the nation immense sums and IL became appa
rent tnat more Dnanclal measures must
The attention of Congress first directed to the tariff
which had already been altered twice within the year.
Further change at that time, deemed nsxpsdisnt
except in the Of sugar. coffee and molasses on
which the rates were raised by
THE SUPPLEMENTAL TARIFF ACT,
approved by the President the cath Of December.
The act worded that it capable Of receiving
the construction that the duties should be levied
merchandise Of the descriptions named imported pre-
vious the passage OF the aud in bond at that time
The Secretary favorable TO such q construction
and order TO give his Interpretation full force. tsls
graphed the different collectors ordering them
quire the duties TO be enforced in respect to such
goods resolution OF both houses bsequently passed.
dsavowsd this construction. This question Of levying
duties bonded goods gave rise to much excited
discussion at the time and, though many thought such
proceeding astihabe many others severely condemned
il. Tho raising Of the duties sugar, tea, coffee &C.
productive OF good results, having been effected
the proper time to enable the government avail itself
Of the higher rates. the crops OF the year which had
then arrived. large increase OF the soon
resulted In this connection readers will find int.
resting the following comparison OF the monthly receipts
for the fiscal years ending with June, 1884, and Juno.
1867
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Total faverago) interest, 35 per cent $401 446 1S4
Since the 10th OF May Congress has authorized
the additional Issue Of demand notes to the
extent of f................. ......... $50 900 600
Postage and other stamps will be in circuia-
ton as lawful currency after August I, and
IT Is anticipated that the revenue from this
source will reach Observation-Disclosures. 40 900 900
Tie patonal debt. already contracted aud
authorized to be contracted Is therefore S681 446 lS4
This, it viii be seen does not include the expenditures
since May 2s which, in the absence of official ihorma
ton, IL is impossible to estimate.
Though this debt very large, may ye, congratu
late ourselves its nferiory that Of other nations
that of Great Britain being round numbers -
ooo at annual charge or say at S. to the pound
lingo $l41 $40 600 while the interest debt amounts
but $2 37 900 average OF less than per
cent.
ISSUED.
L. Six per cont notes authorized by the Thirty sixth
Congress- receivable for all public Dues duties imports
Included
g Seven and three snths per notes issued under
OF July IL 1891 These are not reccvabs for
duties imports
g. Demand notes issued under the act OF Congress
receivable for duties on imports
Treasury notes bearing interest al 365 psr cent no,
receivable for duties on imports
Legal tender demand notes authorized by tho of
February 25 1862 not receivable for duties imports.
g. Additional legal tender notes, issued under tho
passed July H. 1862 not receivable fof duties i'm
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Though Ghs Merrill tariff or the March previous had
greatly Increased the ratios OF duty foreign nsrchau
disc Il was believed that revision ,hersof should
De mads tns rates stn farther Increased Spices,
liquors, silks and articles of luxury were not taxed
nearly heavily as they might be, and should be In
times or The money expended ior tbess articles
was 80 much ost to tbs country innsmuch It
away, and, IN return, articles, The g which could
veil be dispensed with, received, As soon therefore.
a. Congress met, this subject considered And n ess
tosD month bill increasing dstes on imported mer
shandlss was introduced aud passed II passed August
a. 1851 aso received the approval o. the Presdnt August
g. 1891 Under its operation ihe revenue The country
saty INCREASED, its sdopoa was most juaicous, aud
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puhtic ylesOl uttOu.

Jn,Nr nRsoLUTIoN EXPLANATORY OF IAN ACT TO
SUPPRESS ISsuRREcrIoN, TO PUNISH TREASON AND
REBELLION 10 sEiHE ANp CoNFiscATE THE Pro
prpry or pgyrrs AND FoR OTHER PURPOSES
Rsord by its scadie md Hovs Of Representatives. of
N. Tinted States OF 4sfco ~ Compress asssBted. That
~ prov,siors 81 The third clause " ths nth section Of
a. act tn suppress nsurfeeinn 10 punish treason and
,absiep TO seze and coucso the property ef rebels
ana fot other purposes shalt bs construed 10
asy 10 any ac acts done prior 10 the passage thereof
nor 10 include any member Of state legislature udgs
of any state court who has not ia accepting or entering
anon his office. taken oath 10 support the constitution
of ha sO csed 'tonfs Israte state ~ America p
sbal any pnnishuent proceeding under srd be
construed work forfeiture az tbs raa estate of
tts oncndsr beyoud ,is ma urai life.
Arfx'ayrd. laty IL, o.
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That certificates OF deros,t and indebtedness may be
recsivsd on The United states notes for
bonds redeemsbe after Ave and payable h twenty years
10 That the Secretary may uti olef~ise ordered oy
Congress- borrow such part Of tho sum Of sooooeoVo
(Which he was authorized by the q ACT 70 al
tnorze national loan, and for other parposes as may
not haye borrowed within tso!ye months Of The
time Of It's passage
The Treasury bill Of the last passed beioro
the adjournment Of Congress Ii has not yet bean pat in
operation by ths issue Of the notes it authorizes.
we have in the preceding columns given q complete
review OF the financial measures instituted snco ths re
bslon arose But act remaias 70 be spoken or
It's passage called for by the peculiar state Of tho
currency and the Increased Of specie We refer TO
tho
ACT IN RELATION TO POSTAGE STAMPS,
which authorized Secretary 70 exchange, for United
States notes. postage and other stamps which u nader re
oeyabe in payment Of all dues tho United states less
than So and exchangeabls for notes when presented IN
Gums than S. II also made unlawful the issue oi
all sninplssters, The act approved July u, i5o2
Tho engraving aud printing OF the and bonds issued
under tne various laws have attended with eonside
rabe expense as will be seen BY reference to Ae fosw
ns eatsment showing such cost up tho 2Sth Of last
January This COS, largely increased siuco that
time but as the data or the expenses sccs that date
w1uting we content ourselves with the following
For printing, numbering and tAe paper there
10. o. thrse years bonds say l82 900 she9ts,
representing st13 3l5 900. ,.....,...-, NI,s5s 81
| For engraving ane atal,lE plates LOT tnEeo
years bo1ds aid so16lln5 49,. s'-i.iss $40 90
Aggregate for three years bonds ...... S2t42S 81
For eugra wing printing and numbering United
States notes, payable demand, ard paper
therefor, say 442 $50 sleets, requiring
4.326T5o distinct Impressions by hand, ro-
presenting fa7 800 900 lie ssi 65
Total engraving, numbering printing and
papef ........,..,. ........,...,.. .31S1 $40 46
In addition 10 which there wil be further do
mards for about 900 900 OF United States
notes. and for SO, ,00e 600 Of registered bonds
In Of printing by tia National
Bank Note Company.
The cerccal force required 30 sign, register
and otherwise prepare these issues for use "a
list or which is hereto anneyed) requires
monthly payment Of 50 800 81, aud there
has been drawn the OF ...,..:..... 42,735 GO
For additional clerks in the oiices OF the AZ.
ssiant TrOssarers. .................,... 1895 IT
For commissions to subscription agents, as Tar
as settled ........................ 50 e0c 81
Making aggregate OF ascsrtaned aud Ii
qudaeG claims amounting TO-. S223, III lo
Or this there has boen paid thus far lJanuary
2S, 1882 for paper, engraving, printing and
numbering. lOo,ooo So
REHABILITATION.
The funded debt Of ths United States, reported BY
the Secretary OF Treasury Congress May 90 1882
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MONTHLY RECEIPTS FOR DUTY AT THE NEW YORK Gus.
TOM HOUSE.
Total, fiscal year. 49,. \. .s2s ,223, 732

The cnect Of the supplemental Tariff act the Trea.
sury is sufficiently apparen, 10 the increased receipts
after December, 1851.
Ths nsxt relating % the ioaal finances was
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their groundiess pssssd the bin In the House y
Representatives the question excited much attention and
casd forth from Messrs spauldng Hooper and others
able speeches From that of Mr.. spaaaing extract
the following estiag satsnsn.s and estimates rhs
date OF tho speech il January -, 1907
At that time tho Secretary Of ths Treasury had bor
rowed on the 7S0 Treasury notes, payable IN three
years. 800 100000
on twenty years six Der cent bonds, reduced
10 ths equivalent at par Of seven per cent
per ennum, bar ysary-say SEX (sit, $751;
a30 OF actually received into the Treasu-
is.asd' . - - $4,000 600
10 be put il circulation within few days).
al the donand Treasury notes authorized
in July, not bearing inerosI ,........... oOOOo,ooo
Borrowed on Loan bin or July. y...... s2Oo 900 600
Pad out 10 contractors and others so Trea
sury notes within The last Tow days, say. S5i5 500
Totai. sos, ,5l6 900
The total amount Of the public debt up to the present
time ana fog which United States stocks and Treasury
notes have been issued, Is as soiows-
Up % July l, 1861 .s.......,...... soo.ssr.s2s
There was paid 70 creditors, exchanged
FOR coin at par al different dates Ia July
and August SIX pes cent two years
notes to tic amount Of 49,. itola,oa4
There was borrowed, At par IN The same
months upon sixty days six per cent
notes, the sum cf.,.........s......,. ~ ,S'T,7oo
There WAS borrowed, at par, on the 10Th
O! August three years I 30 Per cent
bonds Issued for the most part 70 sub
scrbsrs TO tie natonalloan. ......... 81, 300 900
There borrowed, on tho ist OF 0ato.
ber upon like securities. ..........,.. 80 ,009 900
There was borrowed, at par, for ssven per
cent, the 10th OF November upon
twenty ysars six per cant bonds
reduced TO the equivalent Of seyens, IN.
cludns interest. Observation-Disclosures. bo.oOo00o
There have besn issued aud circulated oi
Treasury notes, payable on demand. So,00o,o00
Making an aggregate debt, in various
FORMS ID January Is. 1882, Of .... k306, ,Ts4, ,5l3
Estimated that, by July l, 1852 tho
amount required would bs............ 3ls, ,sST
Total debt estimated TO July 1s6a.. $3.50 900 900
Estimate for the fiscal year up TO July /,
1863 If the continues to that Time. $50 900 900
Total indebtedness. liquidated and unliqu
lA1.
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=
For Incidental EXPENSE OF the quArternastcr's
department three hundred slNty.hYs thousand and
dollars and lightly cents.
For transportation OF thu army and tts supplies,
two million two hundred aud fty-fOur thousand one
hundred aud SIghty-six dollars and eighty-one
cents. ~ ~
For transportation Of onlcors' baggage, fiteen
thousand three hundred aud slxty-sevsn dollars.
For purchase Of dragon horses, two hundred and
ninsty-seyen thousand three hundred and thirty
I'VE dollars. s.
For clothing. camp and garrison equipage, one
Million three hundred my thousand one hum
dred and fifty one dollars and thirty cents.
thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies, Inclu
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars. la.5---r4-
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
For Increasing the manufacturing capacity OF the
national Armory, my thousand dollars. ~ u
For purchase OF gunpowder and lead, forty thou
sand dollars. = 49,
For purchase of artiIsry horses, twenty five thou
sand dollars. ett
Tor hire Of quarters for troops OF store houses fol
the safe keeping of military Stores of grounds fol
summer environments, and for temporary huts, one
hundred and hfty.eight thousand two hundred ant
eighty-three d0llIrs and eight -one cents, stif
Sec 5. And be II further enacted, That all appTo
prations and all provisions Of Law herein contaiuO'
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply +
tuo years. volunteers, and all other volunteers VIII
have been may be received into the service Of tia
United States for period exceeding three months
Approved, July II, 1861. sEttE
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WHEELING, lSth April 1861

hEELilNG, lSth April 1861.
ON and After the 18th Of April. ls6I. the passeu-
" ger Trains will be follows. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 a. NJ Beuwood at 1o=30 A. ~. nrriT-
ting in Baltimore At $50 A NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l5 A. NJ
riNes At Washington $50 a. NJ. making close con-
necton with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
South. This train stops at the principal stations
nom Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning. leaves baltimore at ass P. n, and
Washington City at c;:5 p NJ, arriving Btnwood
At A NJ and Wheeling at or A. NJ. making direct
connection with the E1presstTain fer all parts Of tile
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train Stons
only for meals and wood and water. ~ -
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundyas al
e:SI z. NJ, Benwood at s:25 p NJ and arrives IN
baltimore at 3;l5 p. NJ connecting With the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern ciie4 at ass p NJ. arrives at wash
tngton City AZ $50 p. NJ connecting With tie South
lines for all parts OF the South This train stotls
the west end OF the road at McundsViIle Cameron
MAnnington, Water Station fAiTInont and Grafton.
Returning, leaves Baltimore $50 A. ~. Wash
t0Eton City at ass A NJ. and arrives at BeuWood at
With the Express train for all parts of the Southwest
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and wheeling AeconIao dAtfon runs
except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at GO A NJ
and arrives At Wheeling ut S:10 Pm.
J. b. FORD, Agent.
W.P. SnrH. Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ coL1, Gen1 Ticket Agent are0
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Commercial College!
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LocAT FED,
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LoCAT ED
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
BALTIMORE, MD. ts1i
VNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
il prosperous and nourishing condition. Twice du.
ring the last years has 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the In.
creasinY number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union. .Is 1as sf
It now oceupies one of the most conspicuous and
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are comEiodiousy arranged, spacious and elegantly
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The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
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Thorough Fruciedl BuSiHsss Education generally are
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PrineipRl-Lecturero on the Science of AecountA Com.
merce, business Customs, etc.
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of
and Commercial Calculations. .sf.-.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book eepinR i.-l
n. @. JOHNSON, - - -Er5
Professor Of Business and Ornamental PennaushIp
z-s-7 st. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. L. YEATES REESE, D. D., az
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRusTEEs:' et-A
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant,
Jacob Trust. EsG VIM. knaSe, Esa, '4''
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
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Essl s.adsa. has desk to himself aud i. .sp..
There being no vacation during the year, Students
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Deeembsr 1857 50 far as tbs same eau orIIay be APP
Piled 70 the proysion4 OF thfs set and not incnnsis
tent Herewith, are hsreby reSiyedor rerhAeted-
Sec II. And be 1t further enacted, That TO detray
all the expenses that may attend the execution OF
this act the Of two hundred thousand dollars or
20 much thereof a. may be neeeAsSry, be and the
sam0 Il hereby appropriated to be paid ont Of any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July l., ls6l-
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COn9reES
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CPrRLIo-So.1.
AN ACT 70 refund sud remit the duties arms I'm
ported by States
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House VI Repre-
sentAtiyes Of tie United States oil America In Con
greS Assembled, That the Secretary Of Treasury
be and he is hereby authorized and directed TO re-
fund and remit the duties and trHpOsts on All arms
imported INFO the United States since the INST Gay
Of May last, which may lie imported before the
hrut day Of January next by or for the account OF
0nT State: Provided the Secretary Of the Treasury
ShSi IL satisfd that the sAd arms intended In
good faIth for the use Of the troSPs Of any State
which Il or may be engaged in aiding to suppress
the insurrect!on now existing HEainst the United
''4 Approved, July 10, 1861.
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An ACT to provide for tho payment of the militia
aud volunteers called iHto the service Of the UnI-
ted States, from the time they were called into
service to the thrtieth day Of June, eighteen hun
Llred and sixty-one. sEfl .Fr5
Re It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seniatiSes Of the United stAtes Of America In Com
assembled That there be and hereby 4 appro-
prfaIed cut Of any money In the Treasury not 9TH
orWIBe appropriated the Of 1--WE millions sever
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, much
thereof may be necessary, to enable the Govern
ment TO pay the militia and volunteers called Into
service of the United States, being additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thirtisth, eiShteen hundred and sixty-ors-
Approved, July Is, 1861.
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JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS yYpppaS"
superior stock Of Silver Ware, Combating a. pie
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SpOoes sna Lifters, ilyersalt Cellars and Spoons
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~ 1ASA % PHVNI4o lu1 Sllo 13io1nI1lnT Of A11s-
tAnt PaymAssers IN the NaSy. 4
Be 4 enacted BY the Senate and Hooss Of Rsprs-
sentAttyes Of the United States Of Ameroa n 6cn.
greas Aesel1hled, That the grade q ASSISTANT plY.
master IN the navy Of Tie United states b and hsr
BY Il eStaAhiked, and that RON and aftar tie pas-
ASe o. thtl At he RFosdant q TIE United Skates
By and with he advice anA ennS0s OE he SSsAta
nay appotnt AaStaok psyuasteE8 ffua Tina - tina
- tAey aAAn b needed kr active aeVica IN tho a
Va not Sxee0dflE thhtH1kx tn nnnher,