Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-07

poses SIaii oc CbarS'u no auultlOna
dnty beyond the specific duty imposed
by this act. On steel in ingots, bars
sheets, or wire not less than one-fourtl
of an inch in thickness, valued at sew,
en- cents per pound or less, four dol
lars per ton valued at above sever
cents per pound, and not above eleven
cents per pound, eight dollars per ton;
valued above eleven cents per pound
ten dollars per ton.
On paper of all descriptions, includ.
ing paste board and binders boards,
three per centum ad valorcm
On soap, CASTLE, palm-oil, crasivc,
and soap of all other descriptions,
white or colorcd, except soft soap and
soap otherwise provided for, valued
not above three and half cents per
pound, one mill per pound valued at
above three and half cents per
pound, five mills per pound
On soap, fancy, scented, honey,
cream, transparent, and all dcscrip-
tions Of toilet and shaving soap, two
cents per pound
On salt. four cents per one hun
drcd pounds /;
On pickles and preserved fruits.
and on all preserved meats, fish, and
shcll-fsh in cans or air tight pack
ages, five per ccntum ad valorcm;
On glue and gclatine of all descrip-
tions in the solid state, five mills per
pound
On glue and cement, made wholly
or in part of glue, to be sold in the
liquid state, twenty-five cents per
gallon;
On patent or cnamcllcd leather, five
mills per spare foot
On patent Japanned split, used for
dashcr leather, four mills per square
foot;
On patent or cnamelled skirting
leather, one and a half cent per square
foot
On all sole and rough or harness
leather, made from hides, imported
east of the Cape of Good Hope, and
all damaged leather, five mills per
pound
On all other sole or rough leather,
hcmlock tanned, and harness leather,
seven mills per pound /;
On all sole or rough leather, tanned
in whole or in part with oak, one cent
per pound
On all finished or curried upper
leather, made from leather tanned in
the interest of the parties finishing or
currying such leather not previously
taxed in the rough, except calf skins,
one cent per pound
On bend and butt leather, one cent
per pound
On ofral leather, five mills per
pound
On oil-dressed leather, and deer
skins dressed or smoked, two cents
per pound I;
On tanned calf skins, six cents
each
On morocco, goat, kid. or sheep
skins, curried, manufactured, OF finish
cd. four per centum ad valorcm: Pro-
vidcd, That the price at which such
skins arc usually sold shall determine
their value
On horse and hog skins tanned and
! dressed, four per centum ad valorcm /;
On American patent calf skins,
five per ccntum ad valorcm
On conducting hose of all kinds for
/ conducting water or other fluids, a
duty of three per centum ad valorem ;
On wine, made of grapes, five cents
per gallon
On varnish, made wholly or in part
of gum copal or other gums or sub
stances, FIVE per ccntum ad valorcm ;
On furs of all descriptions, when
made mp or manufactured, three per
centum ad valorem
On cloth and all textile or knitted
or fclted fabrics of cotton, wool, or
other materials, before the same has
been dyed, printed, bleached, or pre-,
pared in any other manner, duty oi
three per centum ad valorem: Pro
vidcd, That thread or yarn manufac'
tured and sold or delivered exclusive
ly for knitted fabrics, or for weaving
when the spinning and weaving fol
the manufacture of cloth of any kind
is carried on separately, shall not be
regarded as manufactures within the
meaning of this act but all fabrics
|. of cotton, wool, or other material
whether woven, knit, or felted, shall
, be regarded as manufactures, and bt
. subject to the duty, as above, OF three
per centum ad valorcm !;
On all diamonds, emralds, aud al
| other jewclry, tax OF three pei
centum ad valorem.
On and after the first day Of Octo
Der, eighteen hundred and siXty-two
there Shall be levied, collected, and
paid, a tax of one half of one per cent
, Der pound on all cotton held or ownc(
by any person OF persons, corporation
{ or association Of persons and suci
, tax shall be a lien thereon in the pos
session Of any person whomsocver
] And further, ii any person or persons
4; corporations, or association Of persons
, shall remove, carry, or transport tn
r same from the place OF its production
: before said tax shall have been paid
I such person or persons, corporation
!. association of persons, shall forfci
t and pay to the United States doubl
n the amount of such tax, to be recover
cd in any court having jurisdictio
thereof /; Provided, however, That th
/ Commissioner of Internal Revenue
y hereby authorized to make such rule
9 and regulations as he may deem proI
n er for the payment of said tax 8
: places different from that of the pr
4 duction of said cotton: And provi'
: ed, further, That all cotton owned an
= !. held by any manufactures Of cotto
70 fabrics on the first day [of Octobe
= eighteen hundred and sixty-two, all
i. prior thereto, shall be exempt fro
y thctax hereby imposed
in On all manufactures of cotton, woI
d. silk, worsted, flax, hemp, jute, Indi
he rubber, gutta-perch, wood, willo'
70 glass, pottery-ware, leather, pape
or iron, steel, lead. tin, copper, yin
mt brass, gold, silver, horn, ivory. boz