Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-05
DIsrILLERs' BoNDs.-The following circular rela
tive to the renewal of disllers bonds is announced
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WaSuINEI0N January Dc lS6k

OFFICE OF INTERVAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, January rs, 1866.
The attention OF collectors is called to the SD
ton of the internal revenue act which provides that
distillers' bonds may be renewed or changed from
cording 10 the discretion of the collector also, TO
instructions in form No. 80 tdistiller5' bond. which
specify that the pena sum rns IN me me dsf sobnb
amount Of the monthly tax. see also section II OF
circular 81.
The minimum amount of the penal 5ilm named IN
the dstillers bond should be double the amount OF
duties upon the monthly production of the distefy
Notwithstanding any portion OF Ii may De placea III
bond
The collector should at once examine the bond of
each dister in his district and II he does not hnd
that the penal sum in every conforms to the
above rule, he should require new bond. fixing the
penal sum at the proper amount.
The collector should approve bond unless the
suretles upon 1t make oath that they have pecu-
mary interest in the distillery and that they are
worth over and above their debts, the amount for
which they respectively qualify.
The collector should require new bond whenever
he has reason TO believe that the sureties, any Of
them have acquired an interest i'll the dstllery,
that any of them are unable or about to become
unable, to respond III the amount for which they
When distiller, relative to whom strong suspicion
is entertained. applies for license the collector will
see that the penal sum IS Of ample amount and the
sureties of abundant means to respond in damages.
The security must be commensurate with the risk.
No collector will suffer distlery to be operated
unless its owners comply with these regulations.
r. A. RoLLISS Commissioner.
ARREST OF CouyrERrGIrERs.-Th Newark IN.
I Adr,rtiser. OF thursday evening, says: w m.
Tilton was rearrested at New Bedford, and brought
before United States Commissioner Whitehead, of
this eitv Yesterday, on charge of counterieiting
At the time of his arrest he was MAKING preparations
for departure from the place, and 1t IS thought that
he had intimation that the officers were again after
him. Tiiten was arrested short time since on a
charge of the same nature and been 6alied I9r ms
appearance before the United States Courts; Upon
this occasion his bail bonds surrendered py he
Commissioner, and he was committed IN Iuii;,
''Horner Clayton also arrested on lueSSody
night last, at Toms river in Ocean county. lmpca-
ted with other persons heretofore arrested and en-
gagged in the same business. He was subsequently
bailed in the of two thousand dollars. Both ol
these arrests were made through the inStrumentaity
OF the efficient special detective who for some tine
past mas been engaged in working up cases OF this
character
-Messrs I. S. Winston, R. Burdell and Fl,
B. Claim, OF New York, recently sought an inter
view with President johnson, in regard to the New
York Coectorship. In order to obtain it they sent
the following card italicised as we give it:
at. S. Winston, President Mutual Insurance Com
many, representing seUenteen millions. r. II Burdel
President of the Erie Railroad reIresenfin0 ei1bf,
millions Ell. B. Clatlin, the largest merchant on III,
globe
They did not succeed in realizing their wish how.
ever and returned to the great metropolis considera
bly, vexed.
During the year 502,639 tons of coal were
shipped from Cumberland over the Baltimore anG
Ohio Railroad to this city.