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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-07

A KENrUCKY NEWSPAPER TAXES
THE RIGHT GROUND The Frankfort
(kentucky) Commonwealth, speaking
of COL John Cochrane's speech in IA
vor of employing the slaves of rebels
against the rebellion, says:
''The policy indicated by Mr.. Coch-
rane is exactly right, and III accord
ance with the usages of civilized war
fare. We hope to see it adopted by
the government. 1t should have been
at first. Had it been, many lives of
loyal citizens would have been saved
that were lost through the wiShv-washy
anomalous conduct of the Government
toward traitors in arms.
Since the commencement of this un-
natural war, it has been safer to be q
rebel than to be loyal to the Govern
ment.
The extreme punishment of treason
has thus far been an oath of alegi-
ance,' which rebel will take with as
much sang 1ioid as they would gin
cocktail. Why should not the slaves
of traitors in arms be confiscated to
the use of the government? The Dem.
ocrat will not deny that slaves are prop
erty. as clearly so a. are mules. l. it
right and proper to contiScate a male,
and pat it to hauling transportation p
If it is, is not equally right and proper
to contiscate 4 slave for a driver Of
that mule? Both are property, and
both are employed by the rebels in
their attempt to destroy this govern
ment We believe in fighting the dew
ii with fire."
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Our Agents.

The following arc the only authorized agents
to transact business for the Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honored until further notice:
s. N. Pettengill h Co, New York City.
G. II. Scrivcn, Chicago, Ills.
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
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sB A Toledo (O,lio) paper

sBA Toledo (O1io) paper sc.
knowledges the receipt of a pod of
cotton grown on the prairie near Pans,
Illinois, a station on the Illinois Gen.
trail Road. 1t is sample of about one
thousand acres, raised by a Louisania
man, whose crop is said to have been
very good. 1t is understood that some
ten thousand acres will be grown in
this State by Southern men next sea-
son.
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To Tax Payers.

The spbjoined circular from the State
Treasurer, will be interesting to tax
payers just at present:
STATE TREAsUgER's OFF1cE,(
Madison, Nov. 81, 1851.
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TERMSe

Que copy one year, sl.5o if paid in advance;
fnot paid within three months, s1.75 and
not paid within six months, $500.
These terms will be strictly adhered to in
all cases
x When The time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, an will be marked
on the last paper, and may be regarded as an
ia7itation to renew.
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NUMBER 50


SEC. 3. And Be u further enacted. That al goods,
wares and merchandise, which may be in the pub
lie stores as unclaimed. orin warehouse under ware
housing bonds, en- the 3lss day of August next shall
be subject on entry thereof for consumption to such
duty as if the had been imported respectively
after that day.
Sec l. And Be eI further enacted That On The entry
Of any goods wares or merchandise iutDsrtad on
or after the Slst day Of August Aforesaid the de-
csion of the Collector Of the Customs the port of
importation and entry to their liability to duty
or exemption therefrom, shall be final and c0nclu-
sivs against the owner importer eOnsgnee, agent
of any such goods, wares and merchandise unless
the owner, importer, consignee or sgsnt shall, with
in ten days after such entry, give notice to the col
lector in writing Of his Dissatisfaction with such
decision, setting forth therein distinctly and speciH
csly his ground Of objection thereto and shall with
in thirty days after date of such decision, appeal
thersfrom to the Secretary of the Treasury, whose
decision on such appeal shall be final and conclusvei
and the sad goods, wares and MERCHANDISE shAl Do
liable to duty or exemption therefrom accordingly,
any Act of Congress to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, unless suit shall be brought within thirty days
siter such decision, for any duties that may have
Oeen pad, or may thereafter be paid said goods,
or within thirty days after the duties shall have
bond.
SEC D. Bet further enacted, That il shall be lawful
fer the owner, consigDee, or agents Of imports
Wnlcn nave been actually purchased or procured
"ASS " purchase, on entry OF tne same,bo
make sucn ADDITION in the entry the cost value
given IN the invoice As, in his opinion may raise the
same to the true market value of such imports in
the principal markets of the country whence the
importations shall have been made and 70 add there
to all costs and charges which under existing lava
would form part of the true value at the mort hers
the same may be entered upon which the duty should
be assessed And it shall be the duty Of the coIec-
tor within whose District the same may be import
ed or entred, TO cause the dutiable value Of such
imports be appraised, estimated and ascertained
in ace0rdanced with the provisions of existing laws
and if the appraised valUe shall exceed BY ten
per centum, or more, the value so declared on en-
try then III addition to the duties imposed by law on
the same, there shall be levied, collected and
paid duty Of twenty per centum dd raorsm on
such appraised value Provided, ReUertheless That
under ne circumstances shall the duty be assessed
upon any amount less than the invoice or entered
value, any law CT Congress TO the contrary not
withstanding.
SEc. 6. And be Il further enacted, That so much Of
all the Acts, may be inconsistent with the provis-
ion of this Act, shall be and the same are hereby
repealed HOWELL CoBB,
President Of the Congress.
Approved Nsy 21st, 1861.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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SPECIAL N0TIOE.-The UnoE AxxzIcAx q oOndso
cd strictly upon s CAsa sysfs Al papers disconS
ued at the aspiration of tie tins for toAA shsE kace bea
paid SH0scrf6srs tO Be notified SCAs their sstscsou
e about to sepre BY CROSS MARK on hsiT ges cad W.
Teas the s6scrptio she paper tofB BE- dtsc0n
ved 77is rule from 1ASch tASrs tOi1 Be depdrrs
Rdtch for tie Hsdrk and vosr su1serpts0S
Weekly UNION AMERICAN 81 per d1HUns IN GdD0nce
2fi- Weekly UNION AMERICAN sS per GnnEn In Gd-
UGnce.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Office O aswe asthe to, which they desire ths
change to be made.
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vrxH1s "a altogether new medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable hngdsm, being eh enSre M g
and abstract Of irrespective OF all the olo ana
ont yItem published accomplished qusck. to the suffer
tag Wright we'll knowing the decepon upSn 'he
e whole Faculty who, vithsu even one dssenHns
Vee given in their adherence 70 M Se lame has BEEN
reduced and all other medicines known 70 tne
Pea have been tired in NJ TAI discrimination have
Qrs Wned Doctors Efforts and he now oners tne "
S humanity As the only thing that can cure the following
dissases-DameiyI
O'D' Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irri.abiliy,
RestIssaaess and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss of Appetite,
Emsciation,
DisOrganiIatOn Of the Organs Of
PsIpitation Of the Heart,
And in c all the cOneOisnts Of nervous and deSassd
state Of the systen.
AZ a Stimulant,
ous different from alcoholic preparations II s not sub
e te reactions any shape continues to exert M
rdnally efficiently, Is long as the least necessity
AS a Female Medicines
u.y poweru and effective and restores the equilibrium
r Aas all as ,Se os, .Ie ong in ps:
o. sssistin enOvng the constitution Tor very geo e
they are only maoe from " ~.-s
-sUt .Ou. ~ ~ ne MedieaI profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks E veil to stake bis professional se.see,
an the fac that minerals whatever form TIE least
N a. nrre dents ef his Rsuvenstng Exirwe Know
m what ruin een entaisd on the community py opium ana
Generally to deilitAte Dr. Wright would .sy Never @
Ma matter down you may Be, no matter now
80 var sre-po matter what the may have
vhatsver haI led you depart from Hygenic principles
ReiuvenatIng Elixlr,
And YOU will soon yourself new msn-A pride nsesa
ts reverse to your friends and healthy ssund and worthy
haenber OF the human family.
sd Nv mail 70 All parts Of the United States
sold by respectable druggists througnou tne
and cazxdas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the proprietors: :. I'm
| 81 and Isl Charres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold In NaGhviIIe by g. W. Hendersho Berry pemovle
wing Pendleton, and all responsible dluggihs ocS
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TIE DEPARTMENTS THE MoYE.-An order has
been issued to the clerks Of the different Depart
ments to prepare to leave this city BY Thursday
next. The Governments building has been in dis
turbed state all day account Of the Preparations
for packing. 1t is presumed the War Department.
will leave by Tuesday next, and that by Thurdsy
evening everything belonging to the government
will be the way to Virginia. All letters for the
Department hereafter be directed to Richmond.
Montgomery Advertiser, hoy 27.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-31

A Coon APPoNTxExr.-Albert 7. BIedsOe, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics in the University Of Virginia,
has been rendered the commission of Colonel in the
volunteer forces of Virginia and that he will accept.
Mr.. Bledsoe is graduate Of the Military Academy
Of West Point, and he was for several years OIL
Ger in the United States Army
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N E w BO OK 5 /.

u W d u U "A 3
Y HAeAN & co. AErs Just received tie following
u Books:
Secession, Coercion and civil War; Ths I.or
Of 1861.
A Message frOm the Sea: oloEh, vol. ais.
The Crossed Path; Novel By Tilkie Collins,
Author Woman in white, etc, etc.
Father, Som and the Pope; Pp; 3 s.9.1
For sale y. HAGAN 4 90.
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Change OF Location.

cou.slsl 70 20 south, on ocuns q TIE hsaith
- f.niIy viii locstsd for he Ejnter at The alsE
rset u Poiudezsr Little Co, Me- ~ Rarne srsst, Mes
ois- here vii Be pleased nv franda, ana u efsa
orompt astsntoa shs sale Of AL properly ccnlnsd NJ
IEens Pats and Jas ser1g viii aits19 . ny dpo IN
strnctins hen with fOrsArasd 10 Ne o. H0pisgs
sv strict attention business the part and aga
% merit csnnunnce of ne hberAi paton ace l1rofurs
landed me- respectfully loiicit the faHon gnE 49,
aeI in my lins, shs< fnrNashEills or Nsx or.serss
neyll-a VIA. y -
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DIR. mcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,

DIR. McLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head"
ache, &c.
YENHERE has never CATHART1c medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire Subtraction as Nc
LEANs UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Repg entirely vegetable perfectly innocent and can
infant yet prompt and powerful IN
removiue ali Bilious sscretOns Acid Impure feted Matter
om the stouseh they the only Pills that should
be used in Dslsrious dsst'icts -, e., -
They produce sckre or Pain In the Stomach or
Bswel though very aud searching in their operation
proons esy BecretionS ofthe Liver and Kidneys VINO
viii uf BousDess, Headache and Foul stonsch When
~ ce m remedy obtsnedl Keep them constantly on
hand; single taken season. may prevent hour days
and months Of sckness Ask for Dr. b. hcLeans Unver
- Pr TAKE 10 other Being coated they tsseess Price
only 25 snd be sent by mail TO any part OF
~ H. Mel EAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, 81. LoUiE, No.
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Gbs gasBhiIIt gnian anh Snsritan

Daily IS; rrl-weskly ss; weekly %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-31
DIR ] B. mcLEaN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
nENT.
The best External I'm the world Tor Wan or


TWNHOUs ANDs human beings have been saved lie OF
etitpde and misery, the Of this inytuabls Lnl-
II I reeya PAIN alHost instsu tanesusly, and It
iii cleanse purify heal the fuulest SORE IN an Incredible
short time McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LlNIAENT Will re-
slga For Paralysis Ltrscted Muscles stiffness or weak
neis m the Joints Mucl or LigaHents' u W heVe an
will cure Throat, neaiache Earaohe
Ror RuTns or scads. any Pain, Is an lnallble hemey
Try it, will And an ind pensioe remedy Asep
always on hand. -, -, -,
PLANTERs FARMERS, any having charge OF horses
IN .ays money nv using McLeans Vo0Src Oil Lniment. 1t
a nesdy and iualliule for CALLS sprans, Chaies,
Svepr LAmeness sweeny SoTe Wounds scatcnes or any
..rns1 ai.rase Try H. aud you will be convinced.
DR. :. 4. McLsA AN, Sole Propristor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
,.ys a p,,pretnrs orees by Berry Demovile aud @.
W. Hen derShott naI-'u'tN~NH
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Young Mems Christian AssOciaGf0n.
MorroE, Treas. AsstinEs every Tuesday night AK
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EEHKwABLn AT PLEASURE.
One Square, ons year S3o-Each additional Square, SO.
dvePtisers exceeding the pace contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
II THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the rst and FDrT ons for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and Weekly, vii
echarged the full daily rates with onshaf the weekly rate
added.
SEssrtioa.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE.

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
VILE.
Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina South CarolIna
Georgia. sout AhAma and East Tennessee Chat
tsnoogs Railroad, stsh O'Clock, A n,
Railroad also Western States, twice day. o'clock P NJ
and O'Clock, A. u. Way Mails N LR R. daily.
Mississippi, arrive daily at ~ O'clock, AM.
Way Mails, route arrive daily at ~ o'clock, AM.
smtyie Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at u O'Clock, NJ.
smithand, HopkiBsvie, and portion Of Southern Esa
shsbyvle. way mails, Monday Wednesday
and Friday at l2 O'Clock, NJ.
West Tennessee Huntingdon, Wavey and ChsTAtte
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock A. NJ
Liberty, via Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly, Thursday,
osntreye via Vernon and PinewoOd South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, II o'clock M
Olsksyle, via sycamcre Mills, Whites Bend, &C., weekly;
Friday, at IL o'clock IN.
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville to ohatts1Oogs, Washington, BalmO
Phladephis, New York. Boston GndNsw England States de
Way Nail for GeosSA South Carolina North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, Leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'clock
PM.
Nashville to LouIIvlis, departs at O'Clock, P Nj
Way Msks
Mails or Indiana Northern Illinois Virginia, Mis,osri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs O'Clock Nj
Eashvle to Decatur via Frankn and Columbia ether
N6Siii UD, ~ fh,o All, sTcsD, sn,a, =, Az
o'clock Also offices on the way and beyond Lebanon ~
Nashville to CIsrksvilIe; departs at 5H oSloOkAM
Ror Southern Kentucky, departs at 81 AN
Naieve to shelbyvle, NolensyilB and Triune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, At o'clock A A.
Nashville to Huntington, via oAAOte waverly, I week
y, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al o'elOekP IN.
Roads Hill, &C weekly Thursday at y O'Clock N.
Nashville 70 Centeye via flank, Vernon, PinevOod &C,
Nashville to e!.ys, via Sycamore Mills, weekly, PrdAg,
al O'Clock 7. n.
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Almonds, rsisins, eurrAnts,
dates, hgs, and all ether
dried or preserved fruits not
otherwise provided for
Argentine, Alabata or German
silver, manufactured or un-
manufactured
Articles embroidered with gold,
silver, or other metal not
other provided for
Balsams, cosmetics, essences,
extracts pastes, perfumes and
tincturas, used for the toilet
or for medicinal purposes
Bay rum
Beads Of Amber, composition
OF wax, and all other beads
Beuzotes, Bracelets, b-aids,
chains, curls. or ringlets,
composed Of hair, or Of which
hair is q component part, not
otherwise provided for
Broons and brushes Of all
kinds
Csnphor, refined
Canes and sticks. for walking,
finished, or unfinished
Capers, pickles, and sauces ol
all kinds, not otherwise pro
vided for =.
Card cases, pocket-books, shell
boxes, souvenirs, ard Al
similar articles, Of WhAteVel
material composed, not other
wise provided for
Compositions Of glass, set ei
unset
Coral, cut or manufactured
Reathers and flowers, artificial
or ornamental, and part
thereof, Of Whatever material
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Sunac
sulphur, flower Of
TaIloW, marrow, and all Other
grease or soap stcs q and soap
stuffs, net otherwise provided
for
Tea
Terne tin, In plates el
!. sheets
!, ,Teazle
lTerrs Japenics, eatechu
Tin, in plates or sheets and til
! foil
Tortoise or other shells, unnAn'
i ufactured
Trees, shrubs, bulbs, plants and
roots, not OtherRlss provided
for
Turneric
watches and parts Of watch
Wood or pastel
! weeds, Vis. cedar, box, eb-
ony, ignun-vits, grHRa
dills, mahogany, rose,
wood, satin wood, and all
other woods, unman1factur'
ed
lIron ere and iron in blooms,
loops and pigs
! Maps and charts
Paintings and statuAry not 9th
j erwise provided for
Wool, unmanufaetur ed, Of ever
] description. and hair Of sh'
Alpschs goat and other like
animals
specimens Of natural his
tory, ninerology, or bota
ny. not otherwise provided
for
i Yams
Leaf and unmanufactrred to
! bacco
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Tariff Of tho Confederate states.

AN ACT TO PROVIDE REVENUE FROM COMMODITIES M
PORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
SECTION l. The Congress- of the Coafederate States of
America do enact That from and after the thirty
first day of August next, duty shall be imposed
on all goods, products, wares and merchandise inn
ported from broad into the Confederate States of
America, as follows:
On all articles enumerated in Schedule A. an Gd
vaIorem duty of twenty-five per centum. On all
articles enumerated in Schedule B, dd rdLoren
duty of twenty per centum. On all articles emu
merated in Schedule c. an dd udIoren duty Of fifteen
per centum. On all articles enumerated in Schedule
b, an dd uGorem duty of ten per centum. On all
articles enumerated in Schedule E. Gd udIoreD1
duty of five per centum And that all articles emu
merated in Schedule +, Specific Duty as therein
named. And that all articles enumerated in Sched-
ule G, shall be exempt from duty, to witt
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A.
(rwENrY>FIvE PER cENTUN AID vALOREM.)

(TwENTY~FIYE PER CENTUM AID VALOREA)
Aishaster and spar orna curacoa, krscnan"esss
mcn,a liquors, mGraschino, rat
Anc oovis. sardneS and all ia, and all other spirit
other nsh preSerEed in beverages Of . smil
oil character
Brandy and other spirits Glass, cuE
distilled from grain OF Manufactures Of cedar WOO
other natsrials not other granAdillA, ebony, maho
wise provided for any, rosewood ana sat
Billiard and bsg2telle tables wood =
and ali other tables or scaglisla tops Tor tsoi
bsards on which Tanes are or other articles Of furr
played ture
Composition tops for tables Segars anun, paper segal
or other articles OF furn and all ether mAnu1acture
ture OF tebscco
Confectionery comnts, sweet Wines Burgundy, enal
meats or fruits preserved in pAgne carets, madeiE
Sngar moaSses brandy or port, sherry, and all 9th
other Iiouors wines imitation Of win
Cordials, absynthes srrsck,
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SCHEDULE B.
CTwEnrT PER CKN7UM AD yALoEEA.)

VA AZ HAkONAAsJ
composed
Fans and fire screens Of every
description, OF whatever ma
terial composed
Grapes, plums, and prunes, AMI
other such fruits, when put
up in bottles cares, or cans,
not otherwise provided for
Hsir, human, cleansed or pre-
pared for ass
Manufactures Of gold, plating
or silver, not otherwise pro-
vide1 for
Manufactures Of paper mache
Molasses
Paintings on glass
Pepper, pimento, cloves, nut
negS, cinnsaon, and all
oiher spices
Perfumes and peEfunery, Of all
ssrts, not otherwise provided
for
Plated ard gilt ware, Of all
kinds, not otherwise provided
for
Playing cards
Prepared vegetables, fruits,
meats. poultry aud game,
sealed or enclosed In cans or
otherwise
Silver plated metals, In sheetI
or other form
Soap, cattle, perfumed, Wind
sor, and other tJile1 soaps
Sugar Of all kinds
Syrup Of sugar
Epau!ettes, galloons, lacesI
knots, stars, tassels. tressss-
and wings Of gold or silver,
or limitations thereof
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FLOUR.

EXTRA hne white and Blue Eeshanock Potatoes feoes
~ ed per Gen Anderson, for sale By ,,,,v,ns a. oo
msrlf-d BkhJf ehAhADS W.
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SCHEDULE Z.

'UM AD vALORKA.)
\ sheets, unmanufactured, In
dis rubber, milk Of
Junk, old
Plaster Of Paris, or sulphats
OF lime, ground or un-
ground
Raw hides Of all kinds, IN
dressed
Sheathing copper-but no cop
\ per to be considered ss such,
except in sheets 4S inches long
and II inches wide, and
weighing from II to "a ounces
sheathing or yellow metal,
not wholly or in part Of
iron
! Sheathing or yellow metal nails
expressly for shesthing YES
sells
, lSheathiDg paper
!, lstave bolts and shingle bolts
Type, old and At only 70 be re-
manufactured
Void
Zine, s,elter, or tentenegue, un-
manufactured
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SCHEDULE p.

' - -
ROM DUTY.)
I provided that no sriicle or az.
ticles shall be deemed . model
which can be fitted for use.
Paving Stones
Personal and household effects,
not merchandise Of citizens
Of the Confederate States dy-
! ing abroad.
Specimens OF natural b story,
minerologT, or botany ; pro
vided the same be imported In
good faith for the uce Of any
so~iety Incorporated or estab-
!, lished for Philosophical, agri-
cultural or horticultural
l, purposes, or for the use or By
/, the order sf any college, aead-
: smy, school or seminary oi
E learning in the ConfsderAte
81 Statea.
: Wearing apparel and other per
n sonsl effects, not merchandise
Vi professional books, inple-
ments, instruments, and tools
? OF trades, occupation or en-
Il ployments II persons arriving
In the Confederate States
provided that this exemption
shall not be construed 20 IN
clude machinery CT ether
articles imported for use IN
any manufacturing establish
ment, or for sale.
e Bacon, pork, hams, lard, best
.el wheas, -four and bran Of wheat
-four and bran Of all etoei
ls grains, Indian corn and meal
/. barley, rye, cats and oatmeal.
and living animals OF All
Il kinds, not otherwise provided
II for; alss all agricultural pro-
,a dactIons, including those 81
= ths orchard and garden, IN
= tAsir natural state, net O. her
,e wise proVioea iOa.
!. r.IGuupowder, and all the materi-
ais Of which IL is made.
l-lLeai, in pigs or bars, IN soot or
balls, for cannon, naskess, n
aes or pistols. ,
I Rags, Of whatever material com :
4 posed.
!. Arms Of every dec:ription. for
military purposes, and rArss
thereof, muzitions Of var mil.
itary aecoutrements' sad per-
!, eussieR csps-
4 ships, stesmerss eerges. dredg-
ing vessels, machinery, screw
pile jetties, and articles TO BE-
used in lhe construction sf
harbors, and for dredging and
improving the same.