Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-17
rY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER u. 1864
|uiy of two and one.half cents per

J. above number eighteen Dutch stan
: dard in color, produced directly from
e the sugar cane and not from sorghum
or imphee, a duty of three and one
q half cents per pound ". ....
On the gross amount of the sales o.
sugar refiners, including all the pro
ducts OF their manufactures or re-
: fineries, duty Of two and half o
one per centum ad valorem: Prordcd
That every person shall be regarded
: as sugar refiner, and pay the du
Ties levied by law, whose business il
Is TO advance the quality and value OF
sugar upon which duty has been as
sesscd and paid, by melting and re-
. crystalization, or by liquoring, clay
ing, or other washing process, or by
any other chemical or mechanical
means, or who shall advance the
quality or value of molasses, concen-
trated molasses or melado, upon which
a duty has been assessed and paid,
by boiling or other process
On sugar candy and all confectiona-
ry made wholly or in part of sugar,
valued at not exceeding twenty cents
per pound, a duty of two cents per
pound !; exceeding twenty and not ex.
ceeding forty cents per pound, duty
OF four cents per pound when ex-
ceeding forty cents per pound, or sold
by the box, package, or otherwise
than by the pound, a duty of ten per
centum ad valorem. ..7.f 90. :.
/ ~
On chocolate or cocoa prepared, a
duty of one and half cent per pound.
On saleratus aud bicarbonate of So
da, a duty Of five mills per pound. ,.
On starch made of potatoes, a duty
OF two mills per pound made of corn
or wheat, a duty of three mills per
pound /; made of rice or any other ma
terial, duty Of Que cent per pound.
On gunpowder, and all explosive
substances used for mining, blasting,
artillery, or sporting purposes, when
valued at twenty-eight cents per
pound or less. duty of one cent per
pound when valued at above twen-
ty-eight cents per pound and not ex-
ceeding thirty-eight cents per pound,
q duty of one and half cent per
pound and when valued above thir-
ty-eight cents per pound, a duty of
eight cents per pound. &c.,
On white lead, duty of thirty-five
cents per one hundred pounds.
On oxide Of zinc, duty Of thirty
five cents per one hundred pounds.
On ouiphate or barytes, a duty OF
twelve cents per one hundred pounds
Prorided, That white lead, oxide of
ziuc, and sulphate Of barytes, paints
and painters colors, or any one of
them, shall not be subject to any ad.
ditional duty in consequence Of being
mixed or ground with linsccd oil, when
the duties upon all the materials so
mixed or ground shall have been pre-
viously paid.
On all paints and painters colors,
dry or ground in oil, or in paste with
water, not otherwise provided for,
duty Of five per centum ad va!orem.
On varnish or Japan, made wholly
or in part of gum copal, or other gums
or substances, duty Of FIVE per cent
um ad valorem.
On glue and gelatine Of all descrip-
tions, in the solid state, a duty of one
cent per pound.
On glue and cement, made wholly
or in part of glue, to be sold in the
liquid state, duty Of forty cents per
gallon. .. .......
On pins. solid head or other, a duty
of five per centum ad valorem.
On screws, commonly called wood
screws, duty Of ten. per centum ad
valorem.
On clocks and timepieces, and on
clock movements, when sold without
being cased, duty Of FIVE per centum
ad valorem.
On umbrellas and parasols made of
cotton or silk, or other material, du-
ty of five per centum ad valorem.
On gold leaf, eighteen cents per
pack, containing not more than twen-
ty books Of twenty five leaves each.
On gold foil, two dollars per ounce
troy weight.
On paper Of all descriptions, inclu-
ding pasteboard, binders board, and
tarred paper for roofing or other pur-
poses. duty of three per centum ad
valorem.
On soap, CASTLE, palm-oil, crasive.
and soap of all other descriptions,
white or colored, except softsoap and
soap otherwise provided for. valued at
not above five cents per pound, duty
Of two mills per pound ; valued at
above five cents per pound, duty OF
one cent per pound.
On soap, fancy, scented, honey,
cream, transparent, and all descrip-
tions Of toilet and shaving soap, a du.
ty Of five cents per pound.
| On softsoap, duty Of five per cent
um ad valorem.
| On all uncompounded chemical pro-
ductions, not otherwise provided for,
a duty of five per centum ad valorem.
. On essential oils, of all descriptions,
duty Of five per centum ad valorem.
4 On pickles, preserved fruits, preserv-
ed vegetables, preserved meats. fish,
and shellfish in cans, kegs, or alright
packages, a duty of Eve per centum
ad valorem.
On bill heads. printed, printed cards
and printed circulars, duty of five
per centum ad valorem.
| On all printed books, magazines,
pamphlets, reviews, and all other SIM
liar printed publications, except news.
papers, a duty of five per ceDtum ad
vaiorem.
On productions of stereotyoers, lith'
ographers, and engravers, a duty OF
five per centum ad valorem.
On photographs or any other sur
picture. being copies of engravings o,
\ works of art or used for the illustra
: ton of books, and on photographs SC
small in size that stamps cannot be at
J fixed, duty Of five per centum ad
: valorem.
, On all repairs of engines. cars, car
r riages, or other articles, when sncl
, repairs increase the value Of the ar