Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-18
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Payable to the United States.
I~OFFICIALl
Schedule Of Articles and Occupations Sub
leet TO Tax Under the Excise Law Of the
United States. Approved June 80, 1854,
as Amended March 3, 1865.
MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCTIONS.

No. Rate Of Tax
l.. Barytes, sulphate OF, per
100 pounds "A 40 cents.
laTs, ETC., printed 6 per cent
3. Books, magazines, pam
phletS, reviews, and
similar publications,
printed. S "
4. Boots and shoes. 8
grapes, per gallon, so cents.
G. Brass and copper, rolled,
and yellow sheathiag
metal in rods or
sheets, and copper,
zinc, and brass nails, /
and rivets, (see No.
Z. Brass and copper, rolled,
and yellow sneathiug
metal in rods or
sheets, ON which a
duty OFFS per cent. has
not been previously
8. BRICK, draining tiles,
earthen and stone
water pipes 3 clio "
9. Bullion, in Jumps, in
- c. "a .SloeI
II. Carriages and other We
hicles, g
limitations, psrpound, 1910 pei Ct
Incorporated, not
otherwise provided
Il. Chocolate and cocoa. Per cent
prepared, Per pound, 1s-IO cents.
Ia cs ssaaf az P 5s3 ssaS7, ii55559
q. Cigarettes, in paper
wrappers, not over s.
per 100 packages, Of25
each. per package, 8 cents.
wrappers, over S per
100 packages, OF IS
o. Cigarettes, made wholly 01
Of tobacco, per N, 10 OO
"a. Clocks, timepieces, and
clock movements per cent
knitted, or felted fab
ncs Of materials ther
than cotton or wool. s "
%. Cloth. painted. enam-
elled, shirred, tarred.
vanished, or oiled, g "
q. Clothing, or other artt-
cles Of dress, 8 "
%. Cloves and Glove steUs, |
ground, and all frni-
f%atons, per, pound, 1910 cents.
30. Coal, mineral, per ton. . cents.
81. Coffee, ground, and an
substitute erpound. 2lO cents.
p. Confectionery, not over
% cents per pound in
value, per pound, 24-i0 cents. l
80. Confectionery, over -
cents, and not over 40
cents per pound, $50 cents. /
81. Confectionery, over 40
cents per pound in
value, or when sold I
otherwise than by the
s.. Copper and lead, in in per cent
ssPelter ana brass, $40 per Ct
IS. Copper manufactures Of /
not otherwise prOvid-
81. Cotton fabrics, woven, Ope' cent
knit, or felted, and all
manufactures Of cot
ton, 8 pr cent
Is COtton, raw per pound . cents.
g. Dfhiasmonids, emeralds, Sper cent
precious stones, and
limitations, and al
other iavveIrv !
Il. Distilled spirits, per gal
a. Fe a2n; nquo.s. per q"
4a. Furs, when made up or y"
ma9giaetnr' a Gper cent.
ticles maze OF wood, 6
IS. Gas, mOntnIY product
not over 10000 cubic
feet, per 1000 cubic
"a. Gas, monthly product N0e"S
over 100000 cubic feet
and not over 10000
cubic feet, per 1000
cubic feet lscents.
over 10000 cubic feet
and not over 100000
cubic feet, per ,OO0oH-
4S. Gas, monthly product ~
over 100000 c1bie
feet, per 1000 enbSe
feet 30 eents.s
40. Ginger, ground, and all
mutations, per pound, liza cents,
50. Glass, manufactures OF & rer cent.
81. Gloves, mittens, and
mOccasins, made from
leather or skins on
which aduty has been
paid, upon the iIt-
creased value, g per cent.
81 Glue and cementlio oia.
per gallon, IS cents.
So Glue, solid and ge5atiNe-
per pound, 12-l0 cents. |
g. Gold, manufactures OF.
not other wise BRO
vlded for, 9 per cent.
IS. Gold foil, per ounce troy, 2 30
SO. Gold leaf. per pack, n Clio cents.
s.. Gunp0WdeK, not aver IS
cents per pound in
value, g per cent
&c. GunpOwdeFt over So cts.
In yslgs, per pound, l2cents.
81. India-rubber, manufac-
turerS of
81, Iren, advanced beyond
blooms, labs,orloOp
and not beyond bars,
per ton Of 2 00pounds SEA