Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

i Sultd puFClii, unnahu!aCtueI.
 1 lnC g0 India rubber, Ill b ttlc, slahs or sheets,
 unm inutac Lred; I..dia rubber, mix ot.
 Junk. u.
 Pa.ter ol Paris or sup ate of lime, ground or
 un9round; raw hid,s anu sk ns of al kllld
 dressed.
 Sheatline cop?cr-hut 10 copper to be considered
 as such, except m cts forty eight in ines long
 and fourteen inches wide anu weighing fiom t.
 ven 10 Init !our ounces; sheathn. oi scliow me- 1 ta! t wholly or pat ui iron; sh"atlnnS T ei- l 10" metal; nlliS expressly for sheAlhnS vessels;
 si'ea'hirg pa CT; ave its anu ilr1!e bo-. | I'm ere. and tin lnp pg. CT bars; type, cd aNd | lit only to be I, III iLuiacturtd.
 ,o,d.
 l Znc, spciter, or tenenegue, unmanuactured' Schedule F. Specific i>utie$.) | 1ce-one q lar and fit, (, nts per t,n l Salt--r"und, blown, or rock-two cents per
 ousAcl of fit. six pounds per bushel. Schedule G. (Exempt from Duty.) Books, maps, charts, mathematical and nautical
 instruments, philosophical apparatus, and all other
 articles whatever, imported for the use of the Con
 tederate States; books, pamphlets, periodicals and ! tracts, published by regious as ociatlohs. l All philosophical apparatus instruments, books,
 maps and charts; statue-. satuary, buets and casts,
 o ID irblr, bronze, alabasler, plaster of Paris; l paintings and drawing; etchings; spec meus oi 1 sculpture; cabinets Of coins; meda s, genl1 and | all collections of antiquities: PrGca.d, The same
 be specally imported in good faith for the use of
 an, so"et, incorporate or esfab ished fer phiio9o i phica and literary purposes or for the encon age
 ncnt ]. tie fine -rte, for the use or hv the
 ter of any church, college, academy, schoVi UT
 seminary of learning in th~ COultd tr4te States. ! Bullion, gold silver.
 1 Coins gold. silver amt copper; coffee; cotton;
 copper when imported for the mint oi tic Coniedc
 r"te States.
 Garden seeds and al. other seeds for agricptu- 1 |
 merch'nd Sc, the growth, produce or manufacture
 of the Con.ele States, exported to foreign
 county and brought back to the Coufttit rate | States, in th. same condition as when ex OIttd, 1 upon wh ch no drawback has been allowed: Pc
 vded, Ina ali regulation fO ascerta he identity
 thereof, prescribed by existing laws, ur which ! may be prescribed by the : ecretarN ot the Trea
 ur!, sh III be compiled with Gu4no, manlrcs, i and feIii ZtTs all sorts.
 Hou-eh Id effects, old and in use, of persons 1 families from fore ln countries if ued abroad b.
 then, amt not intended for any other purI ose | purposes or for sale.
 1 Modes of nventions or other im1rove rents in
 the arts: Prooded Tn no article UT article, shall | be deeme a mooel oh can be fitted for | Paving stones; pers nal and hous"ho' Il effects,
 not merchandise, Of citzens ot the Con;e4eTate
 states dying abr ad
 Specimens of natural history, mnerllogy, or l botOny; provided the same be imported in good 1
 abolished for pnloso hica, agr cultural horti-
 cultural purposes or for the by the order ol ! any college, academy, school or seminary ot learn
 ing in the Confederate States.
 Wearing apparel, and oth personal effects not | mer hanGise; professional books, implements, in | struments, and tools of trades, ocvl patton 1 pioymelt, Of persons arriving in the Confederate | states: PrOUded That this exemption shall not be construed tU include m schnery, other articles 1 imported for use in any manufacturing establish | nent, or for sale.
 1 Bacon, pork, hams, lard, beef, wheat, four and
 bran of wheat. four bran Of all other 4ra ln- 1 Ii and meal barley, rye, oats and Oat meal, | and living animals of all kinds, not otherwise | rovided tor; also all agr cultural reductions, in cluding those of the orchard and garden, i'll their
 natural state, not otherwise provided for. | Gunpowuer, and all the materials of which it is 1 made
 Lead, in pigs or in bars, in shot or balls, for cannon, muskets, rife~ or pistols. Rags, of whatever material composed.
 Arms of every desef pt on, TOT military purposes, and parts thereof. munitions Of war, military ac- | coutrementS, ani percussion caps l Ships, steamers, barges, drtd -ing vessels, ma chinery, pile jetries, and articles to be used i in the construction ot hurboTs and for dredging
 and improving the same.
 i SEC ,. And be flrtIer enqcted That there i shall be levied, collected and paid on each and | every non- enumerated article which bears sm-
 u e, either in material, quality, texture, or ;he u~es to which II may be applied, to any enumerated ..rcle chafgeabe with duty, the same rate of dutt which l. levied and cll IT, cd on the enumerated rcle by the foregoing schedules. which 1t most re
 semDies in any of the particulars before mentioned; &nd II an! non-endmerated article equally resem- bies two enumerated articles on which different tes of duty charg cable, there shall be levied. collected and paid on such ron .enHme rated article the rate oi duty k chlrgeibe an hp rt.f.ln h .I,1,,l est duty: j'r0ptdfd That on all articles manutac- turei from two or more materials, the duty -hali De assrssct at the highest rates at which ni is eomppneIt parts ma, be ohareeablc frorid fl,rt 1, ht on all articles which not eItJnic rate m the foregoing schedules, an cannot be c fled unGer th, .tiOn, duty Ot ten per cent al val0rem sh III ne charged.
 Src. ,. iai be t further cnact,d That nji good< res and merchaadise which may be III the pub iC sfOreS IS u,ca'mei, or jn warehouse undtr wagehousn3 bon F, on the slst day of Au- 2u~t next, >t.a!l yc subject, entry thereof for consumption 10 ,uci duty a- II the same had been in orjc,!, re epeciive atIcr that day.
 SIC. 1. Ind Jr | fur'hsr enocted, That on the entry of any goods ware, or mcrchiud e, mpoI- ted on or after inc 3l~t day ot August atOrc-aid the Geci.i0n of the collector If the customs at the DOT; of importation al | entry, to their iab'!t> to duy exemption therlir0m, shall De final and conclusive against the owner, importer, con-guce 
 disc, unless the a,imrorcr, con i5nee or aeent shall, wit!in ttn dat alter such cntr. give TOtj to ihe collector, m WrtI z, 0; hs dl79Ht'S'actlon with snch decision. setting to th therein dI-t ICLy and specially his gro,lnd Of objection thcseto auo sh, !, within thirty days alcr the date ot such Gc csiun, appeal thcreltrm tD tie Secretary of the Treasury. whose decision such app.al shaIl hc fin Il aid ,oncin- ve; and the said goods, anu merchandise shall De liable to duty or exemption therrtrom accord ngy, any act Of Congress to the contrary notwithstanding, un esS suit shall be brought within thirty days alter such decision, for any duties that may have hecn paid, pr may there, alter he paid on said goods, or within thirty days atie the dnt shall have been paid n cases where such goods shall be in bond.
 SEC. }. And De It Mrtter enacted, That it shall be lawful for tEe owher, con-igne., Or agent of imports which have been actually purchased or pro- cured otherwise than by purchase, entry Oi the sdme to make such addition iD the entry to the cost value given in the invoice as III his OJin- ion, may raise the same to the true muket value of such ports in the lrlnc,pl markets of the country whence the impOrtatIUns shall have been made, and 10 add thereto all costs and oh irges which, under existing laws, would form part of the true value at th~ port where the same may be entered, upon which the duty should be assessed And it shall be the duty of the collector within whose district the same may be inlpor ted or en tered to cause the dutable value ot such imports to be appraised, estimated and ascertained in ac- corance with the provisions of existing laws; and if the appraised value thereof shall exceed bv ten per centum, or more, the value so declared on en try, then in addition to the duties imposed by law on the same, there shall be levied, cOlIecfed and pad duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, on