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

stances, used tor Ike purposes. tc
cents per gallon Provided, Tha
such oil refined and produced by tn,
distillation of coal exclusively shal
bc subject TO pay duty of eigh
cents per gallon, anything in this &C
to the contrary Notwithstanding An,
provided, further That distillers o
coal oil shall be subject to all the pro
visions of this act, hereinbeforc Sc
forth and specified, applicable to dis
tillcrs of spirituous liquors, with re
gard to licenses, bonds, returns, ant
all other provisions designed for tn,
purpose of ascertaining the quantity
distilled, and securing the payment o
duties, so far as the same may, in tho
judgment of the Commissioner of In
tcrnal Revenue, and under regulations
prescribed by him, be necessary fol
that purpose.
On ground coffee, and all prepara
tions Of which coffee forms a part, OF
whicl, is prepared for sale as sub
stitutc for coffee, three mills per pound
On ground pepper, ground mustard,
ground pimento, ground cloves,
ground cassia, and ground ginger
and all limitations Of the same, one
cent per pound
On sugar. refined, whether loaf
lump, granulated, or pulverized, two
mills per pound
On sugar, refined or made from mo-
Iasscs, sirup of molasses, mclado ol
concentrated melado, two mil per
pound
On all brown, Muscovado, or clari
fed sugars produced directly from
the sugar cane, and not from sorghum
or imphcc, other than those produced
by the reiiner, one cent per pound !;
On sugar candy and all confection-
cry, made wholly or in part of sugar,
one cent per pound
On chocolate, and cocoa prepared,
one cent per pound ;
On salcratus, and bicarbonatc OF
soda, five mills per pound !;
On starch, made Of potatoes, one
mill perpound made of corn or wheat,
one and half mills per pound made
of rice or any other material, four
mills per pound !;
On tobacco, cavcndish, plug, twist
fine cut, and manufactured Of all dc.
scriptions, mot including snuff, cigars,
and smoking tobacco prepared with
all the stems in, or made exclusively
Of STEMS valued at more than thirty
cents per pound, fifteen cents per
pound valued at any sum not ex'
ceeding thirty cents per pound, ten
cents per pound;
On smoking tobacco, prepared with
On smoking tobacco, made exclu
sively of stems, two cents per pound
all the stems in, five cents per pound
On snuff, manufactured of tobacco
ground dry or damp, of all descrip
tions, twenty cents per pound
On cigars, valued at not over five
dollars per thousand, one dollar and
fifty cents per thousand
On cigars, valued at over five dol
lars per thousand, two dollars PEI
thousand
On cigars, valued at over ten ant
not over twenty dollars per thousand
two dollars and fifty cents per thous
and
On cigars, valued at over twenty
dollars per thousand, three dollars
and fifty cents per thousand
On gunpowder, and all explosive
substances used for mining, blasting
artillery, or sporting purposes, whel
valued at eighteen cents per poun'
or less, five mills per pound whei
valued at above eighteen cents pc
pound, and not over ten one cent pc
pound and when valued atabove thin
ty cents per pound, six cents pc
pound
On white lead, twenty-five cents pc
one hundred pound
On oxide of zinc, twenty-five cent
per one hundred pounds
On sulphatc of barytes, ten cent
per one hundred pounds Provided
That white lead, oxide of zine, an
sulphate of barytes, or any one G
them, shall not be subject to any at
, ditional duty in consequence OF bein
!. mixed or ground with linseed oil, whe
the duties upon all the materials $
mixed or ground shall have been pre-
viously actually paid
|, On all paint and painters color'
, dry or ground in oil, or in paste wit
, water, not otherwise provided FOL
. five per centum ad valorcm
On clock movements made to I'll
one day, five cents each made to ru
more than one day, ten cents each
!, On pins, solid head or other, iiy
: per ccntum al va!orem
II On umbrellas and parasols made I
: cotton, silk, or other material, ii,
per ccntum ad volorem;
!. On screws, commonly called woe
screws, ono and a half cent per pound
G On railroad iron, and all other ire
: advanced beyond slabs, blooms, I
c loops, and not advanced beyond ba
S or rods, and band, hoop. and she
2 iron, not thinner than number eig
6 teen wirc-gauge, and plate iron II
n less than one-eighth Of an inch
G thickness, one dollar and fifty cen
i per ton; on railroad iron rc-rolle
l. seventy-iive cents per. ton on ban
II hoop, and sheet iron thinner th;
d number eighteen wire-gauge, pla
d iron less than one-eighth Of an inch
b. thickness, and cut nails and spike
two dollars per ton Provided, Th
% bars, rods, bands, hoops, shee
II plates, nails, and spikes, manufa
Dr. tured from iron upon which I
Is duty of one dollar and fifty Gel
I'd has been levied and paid, shall be 81
O. iect only to duty of fifty cents |
IL ton in addition thereto, anything
10 this act to the contrary notwlthstar
u ing. On stoves and hollow ware, Q
nd dollar and fifty cents per ton OF T
es thousand pounds cast iron used
ch bridges, buildings, or other perman'
by structures, one dollar per ton Pro