New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18


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REGULATIONS PoR RECRUITING IN REBSL STATES
POR LOYAL STATES.
WAR DsrAsrsrsr. EXTRAORDINARY rTics
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4l.-Ihe following resu-
.ion. re established carry oct Sec Of The at sp
pEo-- July ia further % E-s1,'e saa P0'de ''t '-s
sEo tn16sf fsr.,-r rngefsi. That I; sh ne iawfai
into ar the States declared 20 be IN reoc A.h 800. S
Sst.. Of ARENAS. Teue. and Loni-isna u recruit 'o'
under ny call under ine PROVISIONS % W
shall he credited 10 the State, and 20 TIE respes'e
ions thereof " hicl my procure the enli-tie"f i. -
In order that recruiting agents may o. snoden P.
fac-. BY Uui.ee states authorities they uiu', as' 49,
OF sppoin-nt from the State Executive acerhrd c9py o
which be filed with the Provost ne;s na
the commanding ctcrr OF the r-ides19us 10 ~
.,ricf n they recruit The particular hei o.
which each agent is operate hoad os spchSa -
ents should be large Experience has sho~n that ee
agents should no, BE- pals .,f eae recruit or tHl 10y
h.ve stxet comP~b-siion Tor tleL s'r,ice-
e, practices a BE- resorei to oE he pecurry oene Q.
The agent, the srea, prejudice Of the ss'e and the uy
Il halrbc the duty III, recruiting agents before enter
upon thrir due- to report IN -r.eu tnIous. ,"s he
mantn. officer Of the rendezvous herein cesi{natsd o @
,s ia hieh they ere operate TO the commanding orces
the military district, department OF army "a oIast sa'
NAV have proper pass and protection Al recruiting agents
~ b. subject to the rules and srtlcss OF wal =
> It s.sil be the duty OF the eommandns once
the army. department or district IN wsien Z, s~l,
agents operate. and Of commanding oT,ee's =. ie a
d,zvous 70 order bsck 70 his state l9s Are 80
hold for trin he may deem best sny fecruns ssr1' III
ha comm, frauds upon Government recruits OF sia
in.
guilty Of any onense against MN aIy law. hscsns ~
viii b. hsi tue conduct OF 81 persons WHO az
uies S .bap b pecTued who !. already in the military
so-vs-r a soldier ,eaner. borer guide Ac or who -
en- p,oyed by the military auihortss as TO % Of P'0'
Recruits procured in accordance with the ae, quoted must
lie delivered by the recruiting agents 1t one oil TIE 'oe
Camp Casey, Washington D. G., for y +. Virginia
S Samp = Sewbern. n. c. for Norh Carolina.
Cemo = Hilton Heed. :. e., for South Carolina aud
Florida ,u.,
Camp - Nashville. Tenn, for Georgia AM AisoAnk
Whn received At the rendezvous shall Dc me aaiy 81 ,ne
United States officers there 70 hayq me ieciuis pty =
ahmed and accepted to have them i'H dAt.y mu.'ts "a
the United States service properly pT4''oed il s
10 the regiments fJ which thsy have been enlisted 90 A.
ind cr-tsd copy OF tho IN roll shall be gwen
70 the recruiting agent whenever 1t least ten recruits s"a ~
Tine Aforesaid rendervou, are REGARDED military posts, and
wiz be conducted a. SUCH under the ieI
Oirce; tu Department and Army commander. are desired
to exercise SUPERVISION over them as coming w.'a ,5.
riit Of their Departments and 20 make any report, 10 tn
Office concerning them which may oe deemed advisable
~. liz @ INTO service a. substitute. before after
draft they be sent. without expelo 70 the =
Inv the r rutug gent the district II which the pFncip1 70
enrolled and there be mustered in by the ProvosiMsEsha
who viii Issue the proper sob '''nh, p'pr's I'D - -.
I, made the duty OF comandny 0ccrs 70 auOru 70 re-
cruiting agents oil such facilities " ;hey car provide wnou
detrmen TO the public service and to prevent recruiting oy
unauthorized parties
- +. D, TOWNSEND, Asst Adj Gem
CIGAR TAX.
TRKAsunr DhrAErngsr. Oystcs oy lSrsEsAL
| RsvySUR, Washington July IL, 1901
| SIR: In answer to your letter of the 9Th inst,
making inquiry relative he mode Of estimating the TAI on
c have that by the 56h section OF The act oil June
m manufacturer sre required the full amount OF
actual sales as the bas. which the assesmens OF taxes to
be ma the manufactured articles nave passed De
vonI % or control of the Manufacturer hi. agent
no ae having made the value Tor purposes OF taxation
shall be esmstod At the sverss- Of the vaue Of
souI. the time when h, became liable to duty Inc
xabls yalr. all is 10 be determined BY one OF the
other OF the above modes and IA the cost OF po
S, N hs ,ken a. the basis for estimating assessing the
Gus rbi sniy evident from the deduction, allowed by
section when goods wares ina arc 500
By nv manufacturer OF pIoduest OF his sssu o s'
Ia, ~ a. the taxable yalue Of the goods -
In the clause relating to cigars OF the @th section y de
t tie yaluson OF cigars herein mentioned san ia al
cs-s she value Of the cigars exclusive OF the tax ms pro
vision require, vaus sought other than that innedsie
lssn rate, 81 Tax on cigars Undss tie limited series Of
raue. and schedule has been prepared OF <. ana
,a, Since the cigars valued over 80 per NJ y,
80 Il follows that all cigars tina. -od for more than 80
per NJ are ta,sble the highest rate provided By law VIZ;
IN which Is s25 Now whenever the manuiacuIer sells bis
craf for mon, than $50 bat than $85 he !. liable 10 pay
highest grade provided oy law Pursuing tl course WIN
tho other grades we obtain the following schedule: o
Cisar less than - per NJ known as cheF9o'''''s3 ~
(Sar, - ling :. not over pi3.................. 90
Cis.r, selling at over = - and not s3o...... no
e,r, .ens al over IS ard not OVER q 90
Cigars selling 81 over y" ="
n hi. schedule does not In all give to the Govern
uen tho fall amount o. tax Intended ooy.aes me dncry
tina. would constantly be meeting the assessor without sen
.edue indicating sales value namely the PROBLEM OF md
ing from the sales price in each given case the 80
quantities. the value Of the cigars exclusive OF tho SA and the
The tax ia to be paid when the cigars 'ot consumed
used removed FOR consumption or or delivery to others
WAN agents % VIC JOSEPH j. LEWIS. coaali..iOaer
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