Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

Books, maps. charts, mathe-i the arts, provided that no
matical and nautical in article or articles shall be
siruments, philosophical deemed a model which
apparatus, and an other. can be fitted for use
articles whatever, impsr- Paving stones
ted for the use OF tie Con- Personal and household ef-
federate States fects, not merchandise, Of
Books pamphlets, pericdi-I citizens Of the Confeder-
Gals, and tracts, published ate States dying abroad
byreligi0us associations Specimens OF natural his
All philosophical apparatus tory, minerology, or bCta-.
Instruments, books, maps ny, provided the same be
ana charts, statues, statu-I imported in good faith,
airy, busts and casts, oil for the use OF any society
marble, bronze, alaosster,I incorporated or establish.
or plaster OF Paris, paint ed for philosophical, aEri-
lngs and drawings, etch- cultural or horticultural
iues, specimens Of sculp-I purposes. or for the use
rure, cabinet OF coins, me- or by the order Of auy
daisi gems, and all coilec-I college, academy, school,
tons q antiquities, pro- or seminary OF learning
vieed he same be special in the Confederate States
]. imported in good faith Wearing apparel and other
for theuse OF any society," personal effects, not mer-|
incorporated OF establish c~handise5 professional
ed for philosophical and books, implements, in
literary purposes or for struments, and tools Of
the encouragement OF the trades, occupation or pm-|
fine arts z for the use or pigment, Of persons ar
by the ordey sf aEychurchi irving in the Confederate
college. acsemy, school, States, provided that this
or seminary Of learning exemption shall not be
in the Confederate States construed 70 include ma
RuliOu. gold ant silver cbinery, or other articles
Coins, gold, silver and cop imported for use, in any
per manufacturing establish
ment, or for sale
Bacon, pork, hams, lard,
Copper, when Imported for beef wheat, -four and
The mint u he Confederate bran Of wheat -four aud
States bran OF all other grains,
seeds, and a4otherI I1dia- corn and meal,
seeds for agriculture and barley, rye, oats, and oat
horticultural purposes meal, and living animals
Goods. wares and mercAsn- Of all kinds, not other
disc, the growth, p%rocuse, wise provided for: also
or the manufacture Of the all agricultural produc-
Confederate States eX-i tiOns- including those Of
ported % B foreign coun- the orchard and garden,
Try, and brought back 10 In their natural state, not
the Confederate States inI otherwise provided for
the same condition asHuupOWder, and all the
when exported, upoH. materials Of which 1t is
which no drawback has made
Seen allowed; provided LEAD, in pigs, or bars. in
thatal regulations 70 as shot or balls, for cannon,
certain tne IDENTITY tnere- muskets rifles, or pistols
Of, prescribed BY existing Rags Of whftever material
laws, or which may BE- composed
prescribed by the Sec Arms, o. every descriptiou.
Rotary % the Treasury. for military purposes. and
shaltbe complied with parts thereof, munitions
5uauo Manures, aud Ferti-| OF war, military accom-
hzeu Of all sorts trements, and percussion
Household effects, Ole and. caps
in use, Of persons OF FAM ships, steamers, bargss,
lilies FROM foreign c0un-I dredging vessels, ma
tries, 10 used abroad BY. chinery, screw pile Jet
them and apt irtended. ties, and articles 10 be
for any other purpose or used ia the construction
purposes OF for sails Of harbors, and for dredg-
or inventions, OF ing and improving the
other improvements in' same
SEC. 2. And be Il further enccfed, That there shall
be levied collected and paid on each and every uon-
snumerated article which bears a simlitl5e, either in
material quality, texture, or the uses TO which itmay
be appllsa to any enumerated article chargeable with
l1tys the same rate Of duty which is levied and charged
~ the enumerated article By the foregoing schedules
"AA-D o. A-A1A ErsNAulee IN any ~ the PARTICULARS be-
ore menlonedi and II any non-enumerated article
squaly resembles two or more enumerated srticles on
which different rates Of duty are ehargeabls, there shall
levied, collected and paid, on such noR-enumerated
lrticie, the same rate OF duty as Is ehargsable on he
srtica which il resembles paying ths highest duty.
that small articles manufactured from two or
more materials, the duty shall be assessed At the high
st rates at which any OF its component parts NAV be
Pr0Uided further, that on an articles
which are not enumerated in the foregoing schedules
and cannot be classified under this section, q duty OF 10
PCT cent. az rai0fem shall be charged.
SEC. 2. dnd Be II further enacted, That al goods,
wares and merchandise. which may be in the public
torres es unclaimed, OF in warehouse under wsrehous-
ing bonds, on the 3ist day Of August next. shall be sub-
on entry thereof for consumption, 20 such duty ss
the same hAd been imported respectively after hat
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted, That on the en-
Try or any goods, wares or merchandise, imported on or
AFTER me Sfst day Of August aforesaid, the decision OF
collector Of the customs al the port Of importation I
lpd entry, as 10 their liability to duty or Exemption I
shall Be FINAL and conclusive against the own
~ importer, o~onsignees or agent shall, within ter days
atter such ent-y, give notice y the collector, in writing, 4
ms alssatattcuon With. such decision, setting forth
herein dlstlnciy and aDe ideally his ground Of objection
.leIetol ana shaH5 within thirty days after date Of such
~iecision, appeal the reform Of the Secretary 81 the
whose decision on such appeal shall DO final
ma c1nchfsivei and the said goods, WAKES and merchan- !
iise shall be liable 20 duty or exemption theresrom sc-
'oraiugiy, aay aciof Congress to the contrary notuith-
~tsn9ing, unless suit shall be brought within thirty dsys
iher such decision, for any duties that may have been
or may thereafter be paid, sn said goods. OF within ]
htry daFs after the duties SHAH have been paid In cases
Fhere such eoods shall be in bond.
SIC. s.. Be IT, further enacted, That il shan be law
81 for the owner, ~c0nsignee, or agent Of imports which
been actually purchased OF procured otherwise en-
" purchase on entry Of the same, TO make suck sddi-
l0n IN The entry 20 The cost or value given il the in
'oire as, 10 his opinion, may raise the same 70 the true
market value Of such imports in the principal markets
4 me country whence the importstions shall have been
aader and % add thereto all costs and charges which, |
nder existing laws would form part Of the true vslue
Q the port where the same may be entered, upon which I
he duty should be assessed. Aud it shall be the duty
q the collector within whose district the same may be
imported or entered, to cause the dutsble value Of such
IMPORTS u be appraised, estimated and sscertzinsd, in
with the provisions OF existing laws and
I the appraised value thereof shah exceed BY ten
or ceutum. or mere the value 50 declared on entry, /
ben in addition to the duties imposed by law IN ths /
lme, there shall be levied, collected ard paid, a duty Of /
Tenty per eenium I'D vdi0rem on such apprais d value;
'rOpidcd, HeUeTfheiesE, That under no circumstances
ball the duty be assessed upon an amount Iess than the |
or entered value, any lsw'ot Congress 70 the
u0fV ithstAnding-
SEC. G.. md be Il further enacted, That 50 much Of
L acts CT parts az acts, as may be inconsistent with the
r~ovisions Of THIS act, shall be and tie anne are hereby
girned) H0wELL COBB.
President Of the Congress.
Auproved Mey q, 1851.
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