New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Eighteenth
District Of Pennsylvania.
THE TAX ON LEATHER.

Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Eighteenth
District Of Pennsylvania.
THE TAX ON LEATHER.
The following decisions have been made by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in regard tc
harness and upper feathers First, the tax on har
ness leather Is seven mills per pound and to be paid
but once whether the leather is tanned and finished
by the same parties in the same place, or by different
parties in different places. Second, finished or cur
ried upper leather, except calfskins, made from
rough leather, hemlock tanned, or from rough
eathef tanned in whole or in part with oak, on
which rough leather the tax Of seven mills or one
cent per pound rs the may be, has already been
paid is not subjec, to any additional tax, in conse
quence OF such finishing or currying, wherever the
latter may be done.
ORDERED TO REPORT TO GEN. BURNSIDE.
DR.. Warren Messber, Of the Regular Army, who
has Lad charge Of the Douglas Hospital in this city
for yoss past, has been relieved from that duty,
and ordered 10 report to Gen. Burnside.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
The following announcement Of the result Il the
recent exchange of prisoners Of war at Aikens Land
ing is officially made by order Of the Secretary OF
War, and all officers and enlisted men Interested will
be governed accordingly.
First All officers and enlisted men in the
United Sta,es service who have been capturel
and paroled in Virginia aud Maryland up 10 Nov. |,
1862 except the officers and enlisted men captured
aud paroled in September, 1852 at Harper'r Ferry,
aud not hereinafter mentioned and all deliveries
prisoners mp 10 Nov. IL, 1862, made TO the United
States authorities on the Peninsula and It's ad accent
waters, are included In this exchange.
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psroei at Santa Rosa Island Oct. (. 1861.
Ihirdi All officers and enlisted men captured and
par.led at ChambersburR, Pa, Oct. 4. 1862.
Fourth The llth OHIO, captured at Clarksville,
Tenn.
F.yth. Officers and enlisted men captured at
Seulb MILF, n. c.
S,rths One hundred and four non-commissioned
officers and rrivnies belonging TO The "a L. :. Cav.
airy Let L. = Iofniry, 10Th u. =. Cavalry I'd u. \.
Artillery, 81 u. =. Infantry. 9Th, sb, 10Th, llth,
l2t and l7th IT, s. Infantry, 4th and 5th L. :. Ar
.iilsry, sen, from Annapolis, Nd 10 Fort Columbus,
Ney-York. Oct 4 I@62.
Scent All onicers and enlisted mon captured
D, or near Richmond and Lexington, Ky, by the
forcos under command of Gen. Kirby T.. Sml,b.
Esghfaf AL officers aud enlisted men delivered ~
Cartains I.sz.le and Swan on the lst, Str, IN,
i2ih. and 26th OF September, isC2.
Ninfs All officers aud enlisted men paroled 1T
Cumberland Gap on the ID and lIth of October,
lsn2.
Iessts Company A and Company + Of the 5th
New.Yort Artillery, detachment OF 9Th New-fork
Cavalry. 39t, NH, ll5h, l25h, aDd l26th Rer-
ulenss Ne,y-Y0rs Volunteers, all captured III ilar.
p.r'. Ferry aud now at Camp Douglas.
: Elersafl kigsby's Battery, two captains, three
frs, aud one secOnd-enion@nt, and 200 n0n-comn's-
fioned officers and priyates, taken at Harlers
Ferry.
any OF the foregoing c,s.ses now absent from the
..v,rsl aIslf rendezvous established In paragraph
three Of 0ssorsl Oder No. ~ the 2ssh Of June
from the Wm Department. whether with on
without leave, cxecp. In cases OF sick leave,
GRANTED ~ the proper nuthoiiv, will immediately
pair 70 The camps, as follows, Via: Those IN New
England 10 Camp Joo HoOfer. Laheviile Mae. !,
those ~ Ne~-York and PeDnry lvania 10 the Camp
AZ E'mira New-York; tho-e in Ohio "a Camp Wal
lace near Columbus; ttose in llhnos 20 Camp
Bn,ler. H.. those in Michigan 10 Camp Backus,
Mich, those in Wisconf.n aud Minnesota to Cam?
Waslbnrnc, near Milwaukee, and all others IN the
Western S,atos 20 Camp Benton, No.
Ihr commander Of The several camps named, ex-
cepi Camp Wallace, OHIO. Camp Parole, AnGapo-
liz. AID Bentoa Barracks No, will from tue to
time as slfh ,ient numbers are assembled, forward
them TO the general camps established III General
order No. ~, Camp Wallace being substituted FOR
amp Chase The parocd troops III Indiana absent
iroiu Camp Morton or other cGmps established BY
Gov. Moron not on sick leave will immediately
!, pair TO the campo at which the regiments sta
toned, or Camp Morton II the regiment If In the
field.
The regiments at these campo will receive special
instructions. Military c0mnandants IN tho diilere1 {
States will furnish transportation 10 all paro.ed OH
cerr and sodlers who are 10 report under this order
aud will furnish the names Of AL peSsons so pro-
vided, with the amount paid for each, TO the com
mander Of the camp 10 which they are cent, who
will forward IT, with any additional transportation,
to The commander Of the general camp, TO be finally
entered upon the company rollt, urere II 10 shown
the absence WAS authorized. Commsnders'of anips
temporarily established for the accommodation Of
paroled troops, now exchanged, will Immediately
forward 10 Nil who may DO present TO the nearest OF
the general camps above named.