St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-09-12

! III three months alter the same are deposited
and goods designed for expectation and con
sumption in foreign countries may be with
drawn 10y the owner at any time before th,
expiration of three years after the same ar,
deposited, such goods, if not withdrawn in
| three years, to he regarded as abandoned I,
the Government, and sold under such regula
tions as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe, and the proceeds pal into the Treasury
| Froridtd, That merchandise upon which tn,
owner may have neglected to paw duties with
in three months from the time of its deposit
may be withdrawn and entered for consump
tion at any time within two years of the time
of its deposit, upon the payment of the legal
duties, with an addition Of twenty-five pei
centum thereto: Protided, diSo That merchan.
disc upon which duties have been paid, ii cx.
ported to n foreign country, within three
years, shall be entitled to return duties, prop.
er evidence of such merchandise having been
landed abroad to be furnished to the collector
by the importer, one per centum of said duties
to be retained by the Government.
SEC. g. dnd be IL further enacted, That the
act entitled An act to provide for the pay.
ment of outstanding Treasury notes, to author.
ize a loan, to regulate and fix the duties on
imports, and for other purposes" approved
March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
be and the same is hereby amended, as fol.
lows-that is to say, First, in section six, ar
ticle first, after the words Z" in cordials and -
strike out liquors." and insert "liqueurs -
Second, in the same section, after the word
represent" insert, Prorided, also, That no
lower rate or amount of duty shall be levied,
collected, and paid on brandy, spirits, and all
other spirituous beverages, than that now
fixed by law for the description of first proof,
but shall be increased in proportion for any
greater strength than the strength of first
proof; Third, in section seven, clause fifth,
the words, son screws, washed or plated, and
all other screws, of iron or any other
metal" shall be stricken out, and the
words "on screws, OF any other metal than
iron," shall be inserted; Fourth, section
twelve, article first, after the words eighteen
cents,,, where they first occur, insert "or
less" Fifth, section thirteen, article second,
after the word manufactures" insert .' ex-
cept hosiery Sixth, in the same section,
article third, strike out wool" wherever it
occurs, and insert in each place "worsted -
Seventh, i'm section fourteen article first, after
the words "tcn per centum," insert 'ad
valorem - Eighth, in section fifteen, before
the word 'yarns insert hemp ;" i'm the
same section, after the word "sheetings,'' -
insert ''of flax or hemp;" and strike out
''jute goods" and in lieu thereof insert ''jute
yarns Ninth, in section twenty-five, strike
out the words "unwrought clay, three dollars
per tom" Tenth, i'm section nineteen, strike
out " compositions of glass or paste, not set,
intended for use by jewellers :" Eleventh, in
section twenty y-two, strike out compositions
of glass or paste when set )" Twelfth, in sec
ton twenty-three, article shcathing metal,
strike out '.yard," and insert foot
SEC. 2. And be further enacted, That all
acts and parts of acts repugnant to the provis-
ions of this act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed Prorided, That the existing laws shall
extend to, and be in force for, the collection
of the duties imposed by this act, for the pros
ecution and punishment Of all offences, and
for the recovery, collection, distribution, and
remission of all fines, penalties, and forfeitures
as fully and eifectually as if-every regulation,
penalty, forfeiture, provision, clause, matter,
and thing to that effect in the existing laws
contained had been inserted in and re-enacted
by this act
SEC. 8. And be IL further enacted, That a
direct tax of twenty millions of dollars be and
is hereby annually laid upon the United States,
and the same shall be and is hereby annually
apportioned TO the States, respectively, in
manner following
To the State of Maine, four hundred and
twenty thousand eight hundred and twenty
six dollars.
TO the State of New Hampshire, two hun
six and two-third dollars
To the State of Vermont, two hundred and
eleven Thousand and sixty. eight dollars.
To the State of Massachusetts,, eight hun
dred and twenty-four thousand five hundred
and eighty one and one third dollars.
To the State of Rhode Island. one hundred
and sixteen thousand nine hundred and sixty
three and two-third dollars.
To the State of Connecticut, three hundred
and eight thousand two hundred and fourteen
dollars.
10 the State of New York. two million six
hundred and three thousand nine hundred
and eighteen and two-third dollars
10 the State of New Jersey, four hundred
and fifty thousand one hundred and thirty
four dollars.
To the State of Pennsylvania, one million
nine hundred and forty-six thousand seven
hundred nineteen and one third dollars.
10 the State of Delaware, seventy -four thou
sand six hundred and eighty three, and one
third dollars.
To the State of Maryland, four hundred and
thirty-six Thousand eight hundred and twenty
three and one-third dollars.
10 the State of Virginia, nine hundred and
thirty seven Thousand five hundred and fifty
and two-third dollars.
10 the State of North Carolina, five hundred
ninety -four and two-third dollars.
To the State of South Carolina, three hun
dred and sixty-three thousand five hundred
and seventy and two-third dollars.
10 the State of Georgia, five hundred and
eighty-four thousand three hundred and sixty
seven and one-third dollars.
To the State of Alabama, FIVE hundred and
twenty-nine thousand three hundred and thir-
teen aud one third dollars.
To the State of Mississippi, four hundred
and thirteen thousand cighty-four and two.
third dollars.
To the State of Louisiana, three hundred
and eighty-iive thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six and two third dollars.
To tho State of Ohio, one million five hun
dred and sixty-seven thousand eighty mine
and one-third dollars.
To the State of Kentucky, seven hundred
and thirteen thousand six hundred and ninety
five and onethird dollars.
To the State of Tennessee, six huadred and
sixty nine thousand four hundred and ninety
eight dollars.
To the State Of Indiana, nine hundred and
four thousand eight hundred and seventy five
and one third dollars
10 the State of Illinois, one million one
hundred and forty-six thousand five hundred
and fifty one and one third dollars.
To the State of Missouri seven hundred and
sixty thousand one hundred and twenty.
seven and onc-third dollars. ~
To the State Of Kansas, seventy-one thou
sand seven hundred and forty three and one
third dollars.
To the State Of Arkansas, two hundred and
sixty-onc thousand eight hundred and eighty
six dollars.
To the State of Michigan, five hundred and
one thousand seven hundred and sixty-thre.
and one-third dollars.
To the State Of Florida, seventy seven thou
sand five hundred and twenty-five and two
third dollars.
To the State of Texas, three hundred and
iifty-five thousand one hundred and six and
two-third dollars.
To the State of Iowa, four hundred and fifty
two thousand and eighty-eight dollars.
To the State of Wisconsin, five hundred anC
nineteen thousand six hundred and eighty
eight and two-third dollars.
10 the State of California, two hundred ant
| fifty four thousand five hundred and thirty
eight and two-third dollars.
| To the State of Minnesota, one hundred an'
eight thousand five hundred and twenty -fou
dollars.
| TO the State Of Oregon, thirty five thoussn'
one hundred and Iorty and two-third dollars.