Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

ter to any soldier volunteer in the service of the
Unit,d sa1es or any person wearing he uniform OF
such toIdler or volunteer, any spTituOus liquor or
intoxicating drink and every person offending
az airst the provisions of this act shall be deemed
utility OF d misdemeanor, and upon conviction there
o I. before a magistrate or court having criminal
juritdlction shall be punished by fine of twenty
i've dollars or imprs onment for thirty days.
Approved, August 5, 1861.
IPUBLIc-No. 4O.l
AN ACT to provide increased revenue from imports,
TO pay interest on the public debt, and for other
puIpo es
B. it enacted 6y the S1ots and House Of Representa-
ties Cf The Cntd States Of Anertca Congress as
senbIed hat from and after the date of the ua,sa
OF tins lieu of he duties heretofore imp0sed
by law the articles hereuafte- mentioned and on
such as may now be exempt from duty. there shall
be levied, collected and paid, the goods wares,
and merchandise herein enumerated and provided
for, imported from foreign countries, the following
duties ana rates OF duty, that is say: First. ON
raw sugar, commonly called Muscovado or brown
sugar, and on sugars not advanced above number
twelve, Dutch standard by caymg. boiling, clarity
ing, or other process, ana ON snup OF sugar or OF
sugar cane ana concentI ated Oasses conceutra-
ted melado, two cents per pound, and ON white and
Clayed sugar when advanced bey Ond the state,
above number Twelve. Dutch standard, by Clarifying
other process, and not Yet liz ed, two and halt
cents per pound on refined sugars Wheturl loaf
lump, crushed or puVerIzed. four cents per pound
sugar, after being refined hen they thcturd,
colOTed, or III any way adulterated and sugar
candy, SIX cents per pound mo asses. five cents
per gallon PyOUtdsd, That all sirups of sugar cane,
concentrated mO3a-s or m-aGO, entered under the
sugar or OF hu-ar cane, concentrated mOiasseo or
concentrated meia4o snail be liable forfeiture to
the United States : on all teas, hfteen cents per
pound on aimUnGs tour cents per pound sheIIed
aim nd, sN cents Per pound Oh bTlu4stone, crude,
three doIafS per ton birthstone, rolf, six
dollars per ton coffee, OF all kinds. our cents
per pound ON cocoa, three cents per pound on
cocoa leaves and cocoa shells two Cents per pound
cocoa prepared or manu- actured, eIgAt cents per
pound ; Oh chIcc0Ty root, one cent per pound and
on chIccory ground, two cents per pounu On emo
cOlate, SIA cents per pound ten cents per
pound cassla buds, fifteen cents per pound on
cinnamon, t"tLtS cents per pOunu on Cloves eight
cents per pound on cay enue pepper SIX cents per
pound eli cay enne pepper, ground, elsh cents per
pound on cuTrants, hVe cents per pound ar
gol, three cent? per pound cream tartar, six
cents per poH. on tartaTIC acid, tartar emetIc,
ana Rochelle salts. ten cents per pound; on dates
two cents per pound on ngs. i've cents per pound
on ginger roof. three cents per pound: ginger.
ground i've cents per pound; on llquorce paste and
juice, hFe cents per pound, HquOrlCe ne Get
per pound Oh mace and nutmegs t. &c., ave teA >
per puuUC a." huts OF all kinds, not CtLerwlse pro-
EIaed ion t"o cents per pound on pepper SIX cent?
Per pound; Oh Plnnento, IN cents per pound; on
plum, hFe cents per pound; on prunes. tive cents
per pound. on TaltIns, We cents per ound on I'M
manufactured Russia hemp. forty dollars per tom on
manila and other hemps 81 India, twenty live dol
lars per ton, on lead, pigs barr. dollar and
uH cents Per one hundred pounds; III sheets, ~ o
dollars and twenty five cents per hundred
pounds: on white lead, dry or ground in Oil. and
red iead, two dollars and twenty five cents per one
hundred pounds on salts, IN sacAs, eighteen cents
per one hundred pounds. and III bulk. twelve cents
per one hundred pounds, soda ash, One-haf cent
pound. on DIcaIbOnAtt OF sOda, one cent per
pound; on sal eoua, oAe-haI1 cent per pound; on
caustic soda, one cent per pound Oh chloride OF
lime, thirty cents per one hundred pounds, on salt.
pefTe, CfuQe, one cent per pound TtAHtul or par
TALLY refined two cents per pound spirits OF tur
penne, ten ceLts per gallon on OIL OF cloves, sew
enty cents per pound, on brandy one dollar and
twenty-five cents per gallon spirits distilled
from grain or other materials. nifty cent. per gallon
gum copaI and o1ueE gums re- nous substances
ten cents per pound
sec. 2. fra Il &! .svtne, ,nactsa. That, from and
tie .ay and AIorc,ala there stall be levied
coectel aAd paid On the importation 0! The articles
hereLaI meLtlOHed, the following dutIes-that l.
to sa} oh e!'. Nf11-. '"tht per ctLtLA al
FaureDF o. ginger fTc-eTttd or PIchIcd, thIFjE per
centUm al ta.Ureu. eli IIneS. lemons, Grange ban
ana abd pab ans twenty five per centum al EaIo-
Ten.. ttIuF!en baI <. hitreu per ceNtum az NalO-
rem. quIuIue, thirty per cenjuIn al
rag+ WLaeS material, Per cenTu az Va loren
on LunEu -.tHITiy ttrce-tun aIoreu cath
ers aka G3"u.- IhsTt, per ceAtuu All Fa.orem. On
hide., ten per reLtuLn al FaiUTtd sO.e ana bend
leather. thirty per ce4tuul at Fa4CTem; Oh IEd3a-
rubber Taa oI uLIn&h ulactIrcd zen per centuHi al
vaipreIn: IndIa rubber shoes ana beOts, thirty
per centuIu ad yaorem; Oh ivory, manufactured
Oh II. a. al Aihts, my PR cehtIA a. 'a!oIeAI
siIk IL tie suIn. hot muTr advanced II lie man
uiactuTc THAN elIe ttaIn. anu thrown or orGsuzIue
twenty -h'e per >th'dH al FA'oism5 Oh "a. - -
valued ii not over one aoas per s',uafe yard, thirty
per ctItum al valOTeH. Oh alI si.ss valued al over
one lu4.-G feT squaTt aiu. 4uEtt per ceEtum aa val
the cumpUAeut Inat-rlat oil CuIei Va.ue valued al
three uu.l- per -qu- 5r >a,4 or under, tujrts per
,,I.r,. r5 ior;, c-I c,l.A!. I'D va.ureln. on Nos
>, l.. ti..t l.I ,rltt a va ,,rt1s.. GA si!k rIbUous
.at.,uI- .sa,u,. nm a,.> taes,- butt, l,- but
Ion COZ . tt.u l..I. a.,... Sin vi ,t tHl-j cru
pose o., L,.aIi aE4 ,l.h. --~ll4 -k la tAr gum Or
fI.rl.u ait, al g.. len J.si struit. u Lila. or OF
;,I.-.3 III. be- LIZ t.ul!at,t IuaterIu. W.: cLlei
VI i,,. .ar stE-rpl.t tIuy-o !or lurty percrutu4u
81 ,alo5rE
S.. ) H.. h.. a. -ar..., .na~..a. That all article
r0,G- yI- 81, l,.s re- l,at-e ..f.Iftu nom
T0r. lie t,u. ii. &c Ia io.eI.ls vessels, / OF
e tlIeu b.. rtcyIoca treaties 10 U, EXEMPT IRON uls
ylEftl ION. Il
ali cd, ,,as,. sl..u InerciIala,e l.ot
irnt-r. ,I5t.l n. III tie i.ic,- IT 1l-Ir g-owtu or
Tr..Iur;a,, or IL, !t-.l. yt-.ri, e.ltd > Tec!prO
e. Irr... u. t.Att exrlInluutlu4 t4e9.
at, il,r cs-.,- ,lan be sutJeCt 10 pay .
ifa,is. -uttie- imposed r., thu, act ten per
re'.I,, 80. 1.u, m. Jy,gii,I HAT tAis Tu.e sla
moi al, 10 wares. ana 1neicn. uuise AMP rted
rom h. ,I iI, t1.. OF cod tiope i'll Amer oau
veSaeIs
sec :, amt D, =. rurt.>r snacted, That. from ana
efter rl 1,a- OF THIS sct tuert snail be allow ed
an al articles a molly manufactured OF IA tr4l. Iu-
$3.50 ~, Ii,I i.s ,., T. i,.er ,,a1d !, hen "a bort
20 - Cttart .1n'i ia ,rHnuI,I r. the out, Lad
~ sven Ina1erial- ana no more. to be ascertaIue1