Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

Books, maps. charts, maihe-I the arts, provided that no
nautical and nautical H. article or articles shall be
~struments, philosophical deemed a model which
apparatus, sud all other can be fitted for use
articles whatever, impsr-i Paving stones
ted for the use Of the Con- Persona and household e-
federate States fects, not merchandise, Of
Book, pamphlets, periodi- citizens Of the Confeder-
Gals, and tracts, Published ate States dying abroad
by religions associations Specimens Of natural his
All phloS1phica apparatuss tory, minerol0gy, OF bota-
instruments, books, maps ny provided the same be
and charts, statues, stafu-i imported in good faith,
airy, busts aud casts OF Tor the use Of any society
marble, bronze, ala5as,er,| Incorporated OF establish
or plaster Of Paris paint cd orphilosophical, asr5-
lngs and drawings, etcl- cultural VI horticultural
ings, specimens Of sculp- purposes or for the use
ture, cabi1et Of coins, me- or by the order OK auy
dals, gems, ard sIl oollec- college, academy, school,
tons Of antiquities, pre- or seminary OF learning
viaed the same be speclai- IN the Confederate States
y imported ~ good faith wearing apparel, and other
for the use Of any society," personal Effects, not mer-
incorporated or establish c~handisei professional
ed for Philosophical and books, implements, in
literary purposes OK foTI s~truments, aud tools OF
the Encouragement OF TIE trades, occupation or en-
fine arts, or for the use or. pl0yment, Of persons ar
BY the ordered a2yc church irving in the Confederate
college, academy, school, States, provided that this
OF seminary OF learning Exemption shall not be
In the Confederate States construed 70 include ma
nution. gold and silver chlnery, or other articles
Coins, gold, silver and cop imported for use, IN any
per manufacturing establish
C3fee meuts or for sale
Cotton Bacon, pork, hams, lard,
Copper, when imported for beef, wheat, -four and
Che mint Of the Confederate bran Of wheat, flour and
stiles bran OF ali other rrsius
Garden seeds, and az other Indian corn and meal
seeds for agricultural and. barley, rye, oats, and cat
horticultural purposes meal, and living animals
Goods wares and merchan- Of All kinds, not amer
disc, the growth ~produceL wise pro~savd tc7: ALEC
or he mznufscture o. the all agricultural produc-
Confederate States. exI tons, including those OF
ported 10 q foreign osuH- rns orchard ami garden,
try. end urUagnt back 90 IN tkeir natural stale, not
the Confederate States inI otherwise provided Tor
the same condition as6uup0wder, and ali the
when ~Eporteds upon. materials OF which II is
which no drawback has made
been SLOWED provided Lead, in pigs, or bars. in
that ali regulations 70 as shot @. balls, for cannon.
certain the Identity there muskrts, rifles, or pistols
Of, prescribed BY Existing Rags, OF Whatever material
laws, or which may bel composed
prescribed by the Sec Arms, Of every description.
Rotary OF the Treasury for military purposes. and
shallbe complied with parts thereof, munitions
Guan0 Manure, and Perth OF war, military econ.
hzaH Of Az sorts tremene, and percussion
Household effects, old AID. caps
in use, Of persons or fam ships, steamers, oarges.
lilies from foreign ooun- dredging vessels, ma
tries, II used abroad BY chinery, screw pile let
them, and not Intended ties, ana articles 10 be
for any other purpose or used 10 the construction
purposes, or Tor sale Of harbors, and for drede-
Models OF inventions, on ing and improving M
other improvements in. same
SEC. , And be Il further enacted, That there shah
De levied, collected and paid on each and every fon-
enumerated artlcle which bears a BimiIit1de. either in
material, quality, texture, or the uses to which n mar
be applied 20 any enumerated article chargeabIe witb
dsty, the same rate OF duty which is levied and charged
on the enumerated article By the foregoing schedules
which it most resembles in any Of the particulars be-
fore mentioned; and II any non-enumerated articla
IL N ANNaHANAEa ANN OF more enumerated articles OF ]
Nulch dlefelt rates OF duty are chargeable, there shall /
be levied, collected and paid, on such n-on-enumersted
article The same rate OF duty as is charEeGbls on the |
artici' which II resembles paying the highest duty. |
F~rouidcd, that small articles manufactured from two or |
more materials, the duty shall be assessed at the high /
est rates at which any OF its component parts may - /
charEeabie; ProUided further, that on al articles
which are not enumerated In the foregoing scheenier /
and cannot be classified under this section, a duty o. 10
per ceEt. cd gcf0rem shall be charged. /
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted. That ali goods
wares ana merchandlte, which may be in the public
stores as unclaimed, or in warehouse under wErehous-
ing boads, on me Sist day Of August next, shall be sub
jests Cd entry thereof for o-onsumption,t 70 such duty a.
4 the same had been imported, respectively after that
SIG. 4. Ind be II further enacted, That on the en-
try Of any gods, wares or merchandise, imported on or
after the 3ist day Of Aususf aforesaid, the decision Of
the collector OF the customs at the port OF importation
ara entry as 70 tnelr haoility 70 duty or exemption I
i~herefa-m, shall be hnal and conclusive against the own
er, importer, c~ansignee, or agent shall, within ten DAYS
aitet euch entry, give notice 90 tae collector, in writing. 1
1t his dissatisfaction with. such decision. setting forth /
herein distlncly and sue ideally his ground q objection
thereto, and shall, within thirty days after dat OF such
decision, appeal The reform Of the Secretary Il the
whose decision on such appeal shall be- aual ]
.na c9nclusl7ei and the said go03s, wsres and merchan-
'1gdIugly, any actof Congress % the contrary notgifh-
standing, unless suit shall be brought within thirty davy
pad, or may thereaiier ne paidi IN said goods, or within
DAYS after the duties shall have been Maid In case /
where such Eoods shall be in bond.
SEC. s.. Be tfurthe~ enacted, That it shall be law
1900 H @NHNN~n "a gu VI AAANNlHE WIG Z
have been actually purchased or procured otherwise than i
BY purchase, on entry q the same, 10 make such sddl- !
lion In the entry 70 the cost OF value given In the in
voice as, in his opinions may raise the same 70 the true
market value OF such Imports Ia the principal usrkefs
u the country whence the importati0ns shah hava been /
made, and 20 add thereto all costs and charges which.
existing laws, would form part OF the true vslpe
1t the port where thesHme may be entered, upon which
he duty should be assessed. Aud IL shall be the dutv
Of the collector within whose district the same NAV he 4
imported or entered, 70 cause the dutiable value Of such
70 be appraised, estimated and ascertaiued, In
accordance with the provisions Of existing laws and
q the appraised value thereof shall exceed by zen
per contuu. Or mere, the value 50 declared on estrv
in addition TO the duties imposed b. law on ne
Isme, thore shall be levied, collected and paid, a duty of
weuty per oentum Gd ~Dai0rc3 on such Hppfais d value:
neperfheiegs, That under no circumstance
the duty Be assessed upon aa amount less than Inc
uFoice or entered vaiue, any Law Of Congress to The
anfray neiuithstanding
SEC. s. And Be IL further sRGcfed, That 30 much Of
% aca or parts OF acts, IS may be inconsistent VIII the I
~roYillons o. this sdl shall Be and the same sre hereby
epeaied.
tsigneD HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Congress.
Approved Msy q. 1851.
E~EFFERSON DAVIS. i